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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

The highest postofflce in the world
Is at PharjionE. in Tibet. situated
1890 feet above the sea level
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

II you have never seen a corn tickIed
10 death. just apply a few drops Of
"Gets-It" 10 yours. Then watch the
corn die-peacefully IS If it had
gone 70 sleep. Soon II IS nothing
but a loose piece OF dead skin that
YOU can lift right off with your
fingers.
Get after them now. Your drug
Cist has "Get-It." Costs but a trific
or nothing at all if IL fails. MID.
by + Lawrence Co. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Teeth not clean

FI1n-coated teeth are unclean That is why so
many teeth brushed daily discolor and decay.
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing,
and film IS the cause of most of them
Dental science, therefore, has sought ways to
fight the film Two ways have now been found
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

The square in front Of ST. Sophia $,
familiar to every visitor 20 Constan-
tinople. is Y. NJ c. a. play
ground.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Try NEWS-TIHES Want Ads
"Cets-It"
TiickleS
COrnS
to Death

First Stops All Pain-Then Pcels
the Corn on.
Don't try TO fox trOt on corn tor
tured feet. Get rid of your corns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

One week viii show you what this new method
means 1t win change al your ideas on teeth
cleaning.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous finn. See how teeth whiten as the
hln-coats disappear
Judge then what is best for you and yours by
what you see and feel Cut out the coupon now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

Some sponges attain a diameter
Of more than three feet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
That dingy film

y Your teeth are coated with a viscous film. Feel
1t with your tongue 1t cngs to teeth enters crew
ices and stays Your tooth brush used in old ways
leaves much of it intact.
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy.
It IS the basis of tartar 1t holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid 1t holds the acid
in contact with the teeth to cause decay
Millions of germs breed IN It They, with tartar
are the chief cause of pyorrhea-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
New COttOnS

Bright. firm textures for
skirts and outdoor summer
costumes, laundering as fresh
as when new.
Dress gingham, y inch,
good assortment OF patterns,
yard .............l6 c
New Percales, 30 inch, in
light and dark patterns at.
yard .............1 9c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Silks
Maytime Brings
Thoughts of
Graduation Dresses

We have the ma
terials to make those
snowy white dresses
and you will We
money by doing so.
40-inch white or
CANDY. yard SOC
40-inch organdy in
white and colors Use
Imported organdy in
white and colors, IS
inch. at yard SIPS
and ......... .S1.50
40-inch white char
meuse at So. so. $500
40-inch white wolfe,
45c, soc .75c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Acts IN S ways

Pepsodent does more than combat film It also
fights starch deposits on teeth and acids
It uultplies the salivary flow. 1t r1ultipIies the
starch digestaut in the saliva digest starch de-
posts that cling and may otherwise form acids.
1t mutphes the aIkalnty of the saliva, to neutral
ize the acids which cause decay
Each use briggs FIVE effects which modern au-
thorities regard as essential Il Is bringing new
dental era
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

Cay colors and prettiest
of patterns and contrasts,
with fast dyes makes these
new summer dress and skirt
fabrics the pick of the season.
Beach Cloth Suitings in
variety Of plain colors, yard
at ... OSC
MILDLY Crepe in plain
colors; very special, yard
at ............... 35c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Free to All Races
A test of the new way to beautify teeth

Able authorities have proved their efficiency Now
leading dentists everywhere advise their daily use
The methods are embodied in a modern tooth
paste-PePsodent. And millions of people
joy its benefits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24
Dress Trimmings
Sports Wear

Just arrived. fancy silk q
and cotton sport skirting. 80 ~
inch, white with differed >s<
figured designs; special, yard No.
at ...... S1.50 bBQ q
Baronette Satin, makes 81 . %
beautiful sport skirts in Pc PPd
kin blue, peach, navy and
black. 40 inch; special, yard
at ... S3.75
Baronette Satin in beautiful stripes and :
yaro --.---..--...-
Heavy navy serge skirting. SO inch, wifi
Roman stripe. yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

Topeka has I'VE women taxcat
drivers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

Linene, in plain colors.
36-inch, yard ....... 39c
Imported Organdy in var
iety of plain colors. yard
$1.25 and ....... $3.50
New Shirtings in fancy
stripes, 81 inch, at yard 39c,
75c and .........S SIPS
32-inch Imported Dotted
Swiss, IN variety of colors;
regular $500 value; special,
yard .$1.59
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-24

a hose Of novelties, COM
bined with the rich color
ings and combinations make
these the most desirable
ginghams for summer wear
ing.
Silk stripe Tissue Cling
ham, 27-inch, in a good as
sortment of pleasing pat
terms. yard ....... 59c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Christian EndeaVOr
Campaign Extended
to Every Country

New York. JAY 7.-pe;crmination OF
q world rolicy for the Worlds CnristiAn
Endeavor, was begun today by the sixth
Worlds Christian Endeavor Convention
Conferences we're held and plans maoe
for extending the crusade in oeh2f Oh
Christianity in all countries.
Word was received from Russia tnat
the Creek churcA would welcome Cnris
,i,r Endcavor there. The people OF
Finland. Esthon.a. LEtvia. GERMANY
China. Mexico. South America ano lnoia
and elsewhere were also reported oio-
ding for the help OF the society.
Rev. DR.. Samuel zNcncr OF CARO-
Ervpt. in an address tonight. urged that
> great c,angclistic campaign be started
a, once 10 christiar!ze r"cry Mohamme-
ian alnd and every section OF the MOS
: !cm world.
One or the features Of the convention
Is the singing By choir OF ono tnous-
and voices. All the song service pro-
grams arc ed by Homer RodeneaEer'
Buly SUNDAYS well known song leaoef
Tho frs, world convention OF mo
ru,ic- Worlds Christian EndeaFer
opens tomorrow.
Two o. the young delegates Prove.
Eilhourr of Wa1ahachie. and William
GRAY Of Ferris. Texas. made the entlre
,r,n nv hiking. They were t~ent!-lour
days on tho road and claimed 10 nave
spent hut IS cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

waSnInc.,n. Ju.y '.--Fr"S,dtn: Hard-
,1s ?a;1 an unexpeCtcd v,~i' - mo SON.
a,s ;~d-', and. i. Is understood. inter-
;-o-ed The 4s..;G. or his ;e-soanl .ntlu-
.-rce - 4" - action or IN" ,u'Its- bonus
oI!t unu. a oi"rr"r umd'r~'raIlrc e ,hs
Sovern1pcntt .7anr.a' "U.."o< Ia, been
made paSr:c.s =, rra"trsTt e.; TEX
cE-i!f and TAX la%s.
II N hour, c"aCcr~nce W. senate
Ia derS Ine r~,-<jdc - understood TO
lave endorsed NC ,'c" ~ Secretary
Nc..o7 i&t' boauS irEis:arnn nov might
DC 4 sc-.ous en- nha IRA ssTreH; - no ,-..t>-
Gr". ard cen % have suES"St't that al
other 'sSt<!a.i'~ huS5n ness r" 'VSr.nicI
- perr1;t I completion o. III" tariff and
az rev :S!c7 - >"on as p""H'3le Ry
'rN>r TNo Iasei wit hin'. T." VAS
quoted As faSor.nS recess oi ConsresS
1-T'I'" T." COW T.ttecs n C7aFsH are
hIz,.n'rE ?R-:rct'or = 80 ~" :, -, -
u-cS ~ a.~-u-: - uh, n 80 :7"-.t -,..
non va ca sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Governors Message
Literally SnatChed
Grimm From GaNOWS


,hnrl.-'oH ". W. lull : les. man
~. n",!r Nrto-r III" TIM. -: i"- li""art
,;r.r-,n 10 pa~ the G2u;h rcnair! "n the
g..l,"N> At the stat" rCU!tcriiary at
MounG4viN' this "veu:nE Govrrn"r J."
=. Mcrsa1 Srant"d Il stay of 'H"ruii"n
Ter thirty days. Grimm. WAs c"nvl tod
In ~" RronH" coan'y court ot the
murder or Steph"n t;al"E"ck. ct lhi'a-
IurGh.
Governor M"rgaI >onr before four
r'c!oyh this afternoon. suddenly hH:'"d
discussion OF NrVnoScd StAt' cartcl
yi,.S IN this city. Will" the capitol CON-
mlSSicu WAS mretl1E in his c'hrr. T."
cal. ,hc ,,rr,,"u or III" stat" I'r:irn;'ary
=, MoundSvill" on IN" telephone.
"HclN. Warden. Oh ycs Nard'" |
an, granting thirty day stay, warden
In tn" execution OF Hobart Grimm
IIeaso act accordingly"
7'ha, brief converse tion. as quoted 10y
members Of the capitol commission. and
'a;cr verified by the Governor. literally
>natch.d Grimm f-nm m" Sallo~$ Is
-. was being PREPARED at III" pcniient-
larry according to information received
at tho governors office later. 10 BE- led
t. his death 1T $50 o'clo''k Attaches
II N" ,xrcutivc Offices say that tho
sudden decision Of the governor 10 call
he prison warden MS tn i-., in,ima-
ton he. had If the decision ~ the
rhitt eXccutivr to roSrcnd tn tho 7r-
o.,ni mt artCrr'ys for IN" C"NHcnneu
man to grant 1t rrpri"Te.
The governor declined - ""wincn, on
hi4 action IT, allowing H.. sta! "r cN"-
r,:r:or other th.in to toll reporters mat
he desired TO hear Cur'h'r "T'd"n'e
from, r.. .,rS interested in 'irimr'S hc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Sensational Last
Ditch Opposition 10
Naming Of M'ChntiC
10 Thu IntHilLE,ncer

Special 10 The Intrtli:;,ncer.
Washington. y. g.. July T.-tnanun"c-
mtn, Ms made i"ni=lt that Attorney
G.n,r.l p4ushtc-l 81. 30 l. the White
Huu... tomorrow morning nth MS
r,ro'urlrrdnt!"a for tn" appointment OF
G.r-Sc y. MrCi!7'ic of Charleston. al
t,.Ir~a' jIdEc in th" Southern district
~ Wc,i Virginia. a,Su tHr, Mr.. Nc
.'N!nr.c has hr"n requested hv President
Harding 20 cal about tho Am" Tine.
The la, ,ncl" 'r:,tc ,.'day D. "ppon-
en,s Of Mr Mr''hatic 20 pro- cnt MS as-
p,ir,a,"r: va "f an unu~Ua! nature.
Nrrt In On tho sen'ational. II took
tn fern OF Il written protest addressed
- .Nr attorney general. against Nc
CIrt!c u Simply protested against his
arpo:n.ncn,. bIi assigned no reason
and tra idea o. those back Of " was to
SECURE tho signatures ot ~ least iirt
e nc 81 Wcet N'-E:nIa members "t the
house. rhrre h"irS not nc slightest
,-Naoc- t" g n" Signature ~ Repre-
.rn..,.". I,ar,. It tn 'NH-.cSt"n dis
tr';;
\, th:, move ras heiH- attempted
Senators Sutherland and El&'ns we're IN
r'm ."rDcn "&-~":HE - recon- mcnd NC
'Nr'ic. Tire" signatures I" II" pro-
:,.l yer. secured. Representative Goody-
Npoa.: wNo has been !fa".nE tho
= re- ."-c-~: Representative Wood
ard W" ms hcer 1laH!HE strong
CIS!,t for Sorlhcoit. and REPRESENTATIVE
RnsHnb.o.n' w"n. uH:'i today has NOT
"rcriy figured ~ the contest. Repre-
,enta;i,r~ EoIcra. E,ed and E"hols
r:;. r"'G>"d :" JON. taking the post
Don ;ha' to aapoinimr:,t "f judge
Va IA" oGsi"r>> or thc senators, not tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
De VALERA To
ABANDON FIGHT
FOR REPUBLIC
SHUTS GETS CREDIT
FOR PEACE PROSPECTS
Militant Irish to Make Stand
for Fiscal and Amy-Navy
Control.

1o,dcr Iulv THE conference
onrire primc ministers for the time
ing IS eclipscd by the peace ncSotati&
,pitb tho Sim C'cin leaders. Premier JAN
Christian Smuts OF South Africa mas
thrown the full weight Of his cloduence
and his prestige on TN" SIDE NJ settlc-
ment. The British irH'' OF all shanes
OF politics Is stand;f Ehind n'n'' aho
thIs. aided by the fa""ra6fc atmosphere
created By tho presence II the dominion
prime ministers. in London. has. II Is be-
licvcd. brought tho irish problem nearer
70 solution than has been the case In ths
last quarter OF a century.
Vast difficulties still stand In the way
nf an agreement. Thus far lTcmier
Sruts has been successful. but the real
obstacles will be encountered when the
three parties TO the dispute-the Brnish
government. North Ulster and the slnn
Fcin-mrct face to face In conference
From an Irish Nationalist source
loosely in touch with Premier Smuts and
the British government in the negotia-
tons proceeding. 1t Is learned What
Eamonn De Valera is likely to propose
II the event Of his coming TO Lonooh'
1t is declared that he will abandon the
claim for an Irish republic. but will In
sist uron n measure Of dominion home
North Ulster. vested with powers SINH
lar to those enjoyed by Canadian pfoss'
vinc!al legislatures. He will also ask
that tho central or Dublin narliament be
Vested With wide mea sure OF fiscal
autonomy.
For Army-Havy Control
The Sim t'ein leader. II Is said. de-
Sircs also that the Irish parliament snail
have the right ~ controlling Its own
ARM and nav!. II these should be found
necessary. He Will demand that the
Irish control the police and postoniee
denartmcnts, and will ask for full recog-
milton or the unity OF the Ir1Sh nation.
Professor De Valera will maintain
that tho Irish parliament should b
gi,.cn the right to decide its own taxa
ton policy and tho manner in which Its
fConttnued on PAH0 fhf0A.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Washington July 7.-Nesottations be-
tween government officials and ra!lroa
executives Involving refunding arrange
ments by which the carriers would re-
ce've approximately $500. 100000 in ad-
d. tionai treasury advances within the
next SIX months are expected TO be COM
p.eted within two days. Secretary Mel
lon announced todAy. The advances
would Be equiva lsnt 20 the Sums eIpend
ed out Of railroad earnings by the gov
ernment In oapital hette-rnents during
the pe-tnd ~ var time control. he aided
Additional arpropria uous By Congress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Throughout INC contest his ability was
not attacked hui the political cxpedi-
cncy Of appointing him was from many
angles. The last dri"c made against
hin, WAS b. officials OF organized labor
who HrcG n telcGrams |" the delegation
protesting his appointment. The oppo-
s:,!on II the labor leaders. II Is said was
due tr INC fact that Mr. McCllntic. as
legislator. fa"nred the MinSo county
grand jur, bill. So called. and the crea-
zion Of the state constabulary. Labor
va. represented here in person. protest
Ing AGAINST Mr McCl!ntic. b. Sam B.
MONTGOMERY. tho candidate OF the Non
Partisan league Of West Virginia last,
year Tor governor.
1t ~ forecastcd that after his appoint
ment and confirmation Judge Mctiintic
will nnmo Ira MotterShcard OF Charles
ton clerk OF his court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Government TO Advance Half Billion
to Railroads, Secretary Mellon Announces

Mr. Mellon indicated. may he needed
before all the money can be furnished
but part OF 1t may be advanced By
the treasury out OF present authortza~
tions, II agreements ALREADY tentatively
reached arc confirmed. The government
will receive six percent securities from
the individual roads involved in e1-
change for the advances. and the r1r-
roads 9iiI r. enabled 10 pay on outstand
irs accounts for suppfteG and emhArk
upon repairs ~ -olltns stoe4 snd ethef
raintena nee which hav. h~en deferred
because Of corporate deficits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
NEW CLUE IN
BERGDOLL CASE

Washington. July THE house
committee which Investigated tho
escape O. Grover Cleveland Berg
doll. philadelphia draft dodgor,
will meet tomorrow to consider
new elmo before writing its report
Chairman Peters declined today to
indicate the nature Of late tnforrnA-
tton brought TO hiz attention. and
the committee will decide whether,
IN the Light OF It. to reopen the
heAriups
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
my WIFE MUST HAVE DONE THIS" "
CRIED kABER, WHEN At Tackled
Two Witnesses Tell of Muir
der Victim Accusation
Before Death Claimed Him
Poison Plot Testimony
Given.

Cleveland. July - Testimony tend
in- TO show that p"rIci l.. kaher. for
aho.;c murder his, widow. Eva Catherine
kabCr IS on trial for first degree murd-
cr suspected her of having planned his
aS!=ISsi M tion. was introduced tcday oy
the %tate through Two witnesses.
My wife ordered this done Ny wifi"
ordered this done NY tiod ny wife
ordered this done"
These eNclamationS were uttered BY
Mr.. Eabcr 10 Police Lieutenant l.. B.
Miller, OF Lakewood. upon the officer
arriva! At the homo soon after Mr.
Kabcr had been stabbed according TO
Iicutcna nj Mii'cr's testimony
NJ Coo. doctor. ny wife must have
unn" This" Dr. W. J. Quigcy. who was
cal 10 attend the w"uEdcd man. said
Mr.. Kabe~ exclaimed TO I'M.
Both Lieutenant Miller and w.
Quiglcy declared tna' Mr.. kaoer made
these statements rhi!" .ct conscious
ana while he II: OF IN" floor by tho
sid" OF IN" bed in which he vas at
tackled.
Wanted Husband Murdered
Tbs. together with assertions by two
women witnesses that Mrs. kaber had
told them that :hH ,ran;"d her husband
states testimony toLa,. The latter
witnesses HcTC: MS. Mary J. Wad", an
alleged medium and Mrs. Bertha
M!Cthkc. grandmother II the iittle Pa
tricia whom :hc kabers had adopted.
Tho state also In ar effort TO subs;an-
tiatc ttc claim that Mrs. Kaber sought
10 POI son her husband, introduced tes-
,imonY 81 nr. Quiglev and Or. Alfred
MaSchke along this l!9e.
Mrs. Maria Matthews. palmist. teStl
fed that Ms NaAcr hr, ught I large box
o. silver and linen TO her homo few
days before the MURDER and later Mrs.
kaber save her the articles. She also
testified that Mrs. kabcr brought an en-
vc!opc to her some time after tho muir
der and asked that il bc given 10
Emma: that II was delivered 10
Emma" III" rcHt day and that Emma
opened it and displayed $500 in bills.
The state will attempt 10 show that
Emma" was tTmin!I ColaTllo. mid
virC-nursc, "ho IS alleged to have !,
cured the actual InCrdercrS for Mrs.
kabor and 70 have turned the money
over 20 them. Mrs. CclaritO also is
under indictment for drst degree murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Two Murdered In
Fight Over a Piece Of Pie

New York. Tl'y - c-r,hed. n" says.
Nv two nc7 Nno rad naIlCa orc nf his
r,r,nrsr CmrlryCS ir \ "Sht n"cr =
pi.cr cr PC. Victor ~ 'nandc.. 'nhln
shot and Killed them ,"th in his r"StAu-
rant near Columbus avenue and neiE-
ninth street tonight. Fernando Va"
hold without bal on murdrr charS"
Thc stair men are Thona.. also
known rs Ped. Duncan. and titYSir'
RucklCy. residents ~ the rC'E7ho7h0ou
They we're twcrtl-t'Fo and u "nt'-ihree
Years old. respectively.
Fernandez declared hc shot IN self
defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
B. g. 0. Employee Fined
$500 for Misuse Of Pass

F:lkins, W. Va, July 7.-upon his pie
Of guilty. Leonard II. GALLAGHER. tar
rcpairer. employed at Parkersburg
the b. and o. Railroad. was fined 3bd
In federal district court today for IN
properly using a railroad pass.
could not nay the fine and was order
to serve II out IN the Wood county -
GALLAGHER permitted a young woman
use the pass from Petersburg to CHM
cinnatl. under the representation that
she was his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
WEST VIRGINIA SENATORS IN
AGREEMENT To NAME M'CL|NT TIC
Prolonged and Warm Patron
age Contest Ends as Fore
castcd - Mottersheard to
Be Appointed Clerk Of
Court.

Spcciai dispatch 10 Inc lntciliecncer.
Washington. JUL i.--Tn. Joint agree
mcnt Of Senators Suth"r.Iri and Elk!n3
10 recommend TO the attorney general
and the president the appointment OF
George Warwick Mech ntic Of charles
tor. Wh!ch agreement vas arrived at
today. as federal judge in the southern
d!rtrict OF West Virginia. ended one Cf
the hottest patronage contests that they
have been called on 10 decide.
Senator Sutherland had announced his
endorsement Of Mr.. McClint!c a week
ago. 4ut Senator Eikins had held the
case open upon request q the friends
OF Judge james +. Sts"lhcr and Elliott
>ortnco;t. the Two other as1.rnnts. until
TO-DAY. They were given ample time and
plenty Of opportunity 10 bring their
heaviest artillery in III, va OF intlu-
cncc in;" play. and whi!o senator EiklnS
Is said 70 have mad leaninSs away from
McC'llntic and more toward Judge
S:rother. Senator Sutherland stood by
has choice, and IT was pretty generally
Understood among the politicians that
N thi~ particular piece OF patronage
Senator sutherland had the say
Judge Kouar Cannot Act
Nj M,Clintic will be appointed under
A .aw recently passed By congress Great
ing an additional or associate judge for
the southern district. who will be the
senior judge OF the court and who will
under the terms OF tie act become the
sole occupant OF that bench upon the
death or JudE. Benjamin +. kellAr. The
latter vas rendered unabio ever again
10 perform the duties Of his position by
paralysis. He is IN q hospital at Allan
TIC City. and has been for over a year
Mr Mc,'lintic was attorney for Scna-
tor Sutherland Wncn his election 10 the
senate was contested b. his defeated
Democratic opponent As leader IN
the house Of delegates. Mr.. McClintic
frustrated all attempts TO repeal tho d.
rect primary laws which ras matter
of yttaI importance 20 Senator Suther-
lands career.
Fought By Labor Man
Tho successful candidate for the
judSeship had tho united and active SUP
rnr, ~ the rar,, organization of Kama
nh county. cIcepttnE Grant r. Hall,
uho pas IN tn. Horthcott camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
BOYS" cELEB1AT1

Houston. Tex, July Lansing Grant
9S. celebrating visit OF his kid"
brother, II. J. Grant. OF California 81.
whom ne had not seen in sixty years.
had a barber cut of the beard that had
taken Lansing three score years to ac-
Tu!re.
when last seen the boys" were
photographer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
THE WEATHER.

wsUt vrytnA-Generauy far ana
spuetn usd warm Friday and Saturday.
but with sor,o probability Of local thun-
darahouers
Ohio and wsssnrr Peu1HylvaniA-
Partly cloudy Friday ana Saturday. oot
Some rosEetllty OF local thunh srsnoWers.
20 material change " temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
TROTZKY ARREST
NOW CONFIRMED D

wAshtnStcn- July T.-Erropasn die
ratehex received In seml-ofttcin CIR
eles today tendet 20 confirm prosS
reports thnt Premier Lenine OF Ras-
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of rrot1ty In The KremEn ca juno so.