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Williams news., 1921-07-29
MAN FOUND MURDERED
 ON ROAD NEAR OATMAN

Ross TOwery returned, over land, Tuesday morning, from ] Los Angeles, accompanied by his sister.
 He tells of the finding of the
 body of a then unidentified man
 who had been murdered on the road short distance this side of Oatman The body had
 been found by a tourist early in the morning and just before MT. Towery reached the scene of the murder, the sheriff and other officers from ,Kingman. drove up. The condition of the body and clothing made it appear that the man had been killed after a hard fight.
 Later reports give the name of the murdered man as Lem Smith. He was a wealthy oil
 man only about 24 wears of age and had travelled overland from Brownwood. Texas ac- companied by Theodore West. West was traced and afterward taken into custody in Los An peles on Wednesday. just two days after the murder. He ad- mitted the killing but claimed to have shot Smith unintention- ally. He stated that he was asleen in the back seat when he thought he felt someone fneerino his clothes, and that he awoke suddenly with the thought that they were being robbed. and fired a shot as he sr1rnosed at robber. killing Smith.
 Sheriff MaEloney left Los Arr reles for Kinennan Wednesday right taking West along to stand trial on charge of mur- der.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
-.RDY-MURPHY

The following will be of in. terest to the many friends ot Mrs. Hardy nee Murphy who for several years was the head of the drygoods departm ent at Babbitts.
 The marriage of Mrs. Anna Betty Murphy and Orville A. Hardy was solemnized at the Sacred Heart church at 7:3O a. m. July 4th. Rev. Father Fla menco officiating.
 The bride was beautifully gowned in grey georgette and wore a corsage boquet of pink rosebuds. She was attended by Miss Goldie Womack, who wore navy blue taffeta. Archie Sutton acted as best man.
 After the cermony a we'd ding breakfast was served at the St. Michael hotel.
 Mrs. Hardy was formerly a teacher in the schools at Will Hams and at Peoria, Arizona while the groom an ex-servlce motor transport service at Whipple Barracks.
 The young couple will be at home to their friends at ell East Gurley street. Prescott Courier
Williams news., 1921-07-29
Another Big LOOP. Meeting

Asked if the Odd Fellows held meeting Wednesday night, one of the members ex- claimed Well I'll say!'
 Two of their worthy P. C.. Brothers, Easton and Harry McDougal pulled complete surprise on the Lodge by an- nouncing at the close of ses- sion that refreshments were ready consisting of cake and coffee. The Rebekah Ladies al- so came about the same time a. mong whom were Mrs. Aldar- son, a sister of J. H. Hudson, who is District Deputy at Oak land, Cal.
 Those Link men that are in disposed should wake up from their Rip Van Wrinkle sleep. They don't know what they are missing. This is by way of "Hunch" as to what may hap pen next Wednesday night.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
Mexican Shoots HimsesIf

A Mexican named ChaviS, who, three weeks ago was tried on charge of insanity and freed, shot himself here Tues day morning. The ball struck near the center of his forehead but was travelling upward at such sharp angle that it only grazed his scalp. He was taken into custody by deputy sheriff, c. Y. Campbell and lodged in the city jail until today, Friday. County Attorney Gold came down this morning to investi- gate the case.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
Methodist Episcopal Church
 = w. 1. Lowe, Pastor-

Sunday School 1O:OO A. M. Public Worship II 200 A. M. Evening Service 500 P. M. Choir rehearsal Fri. 7:3O P. M.
 All are cordially invited to attend all the services.
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 $1O,OOO O poco mas, will buy a parcel of land lying in the town of Williams, close in, the rents are a thousand a year or more. All improvements are modern. In addition to the rents you have an elegant home to live in. Silvernail.
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 Now is the time to buy that Pressure Cooker; saves Time, Fuel and adds to your Comfort. Cooking is joke with the Sechrist Pressure Cooker. Sold by R. D. Mitchell, Agent WANTED: Position as cook or housekeeper on ranch. Write box I'll, Williams, or apply at News office.
 Lost between Williams and Flagstaff Goodrich 33 by 4 tire on rim. Notify Scott M. Ad- ams, General Delivery, Flag staff, Arizona.
 FOR SALE 40 thoroughbred single comb white leghorn cockerels at $1 each. Weight a bout three pounds. Mrs. W. F. Thonasson, Red Lake Val ey. Wienie Roast
 A bunch of young people i notored out to Dry Lake last | Friday evening and enjoyed a vienie roast. Those present were the Misses Gertrude Moore, Edna Edwards, Eliza beth Griffith, Vivian Spellmire Margaret Griffith, Otelia Davis, va Easton, Ernestine Sullivant, md Eloise Sullivant and Messrs lack Montgomery, Ralph Elm ,rson, Horace Edwards, Albert Hudson, Charles Sullivant, Levi and Russell Mil CT.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
Boy Drowns in Sin. of Water

C. I. Campbell received the sad news of the death by drowning, of his IS months old nephew Donald, last week Thursday. Donald was the son of MT. and Mrs. F. L. Campbell of Prescott.
 Little Donald was playing with ball in the yard when the ball fell into a wooden box built flush with the ground about a cut off valve on a water pipe. About eight inches of water had collected in the box from recent rains. Donald look ed in the box and saw his ball floating on the water. He reached in to get the ball and fell in headforemost When found a few minutes later he was unconscious. A doctor was rushed to the scene but all eff forts to revive the child proved fruitless.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
BOY SCOUTS OFF ON
 A BIG CAMPING TRIP

The Williams boy scouts left Monday at 1 o'clock for a five days camping trip near the head of the Sycamore Canyon. They are in charge of Prof. Cureton who is assisted by Charley Sullivant. The boys were taken to the camp in auto mobiles and will return in the same manner. They left with five days provisions and may be expected to return as soon as the grub plays out. This trip will be long remembered by the boys as one of the big events of their boyhood.
 The lucky boys who made up the party arc:
 Verdi Barnes
 Junior McConkey
 Dermont Melick
 Bert Hochgraef
 "Bill' Spellmire
 Clarence SuIlivant
 Otto Lebsch
 Miles Cureton
 Denman Griffith
 Earle Way
 Charley Way
 Malcolm Equinoa
 Charley Kelley - Willard Robinett
 Carlos Camarino
 Tony Gonzales
Williams news., 1921-07-29
TO PLAY
 RETURN GAME, SUNDAY

The score between the Will Hams and Winslow baseball teams is now even. each having won one game. Winslow will play a return game on the Will Hams grounds Sunday, July 31, to determine which team is the best, two out of three This promises to be an excellent game. The local boys hope for a big turnout of Williams fans to give them support in the big battle they have before them.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
To Saw 500. 900 Feet of Lumbe,

s. w. Menarey who moved his saw mill to Garland Prairie several weeks ago, expecting to saw 15O,OOO feet of lumber, now has orders totalling over 5OO,OOO feet. There is a pos5i- bility that this total may be yet further increased. The farm CTS find that by buying the tim Der from the Forest Service and having it sawed by Menarey, they can build needed farm inn provements at a comparatively low cost.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Jerry Duffy left Monday for Berkeley, Cal. to enjoy a few weeks vacation.
Williams news., 1921-07-29
SCORES MADE IN SUNDAY TROPHY SHOOT, GUN CLUB

The following are the official scores made by the participants named below.
 E. W. Melick, 21 P. A. Melick, 20 R. c. Watson. 19 w. D. Finney, IS Robt. ,Hodgkins. 19 Clifford Ray, 23 c. A. Button, 21 c. W. Zahl Is w. D. Finney, 15
Williams news., 1921-07-29

} Jerry Duffy left Monday fol Berkeley, Cal. to enjoy a few weeks vacation.
 Miss Regina Rousseau re turned Wednesday from a short visit with friends in Flagstaff Mrs. J. A. Wiley, of Belle mont, was a Williams visitor, Monday.
 Miss Ruby Macdonald is back after vacation spent in Winslow visiting friends,
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 Mrs. Perkins is back at Bab- bitt's after thoroughly en- | joyed four days vacation spent f out at Benham's ranch. o o .
 A nourishing food and a del icacy in tButterkist" pop corn, at the Parlor Barber shop. MT. Pat Roman left Monday night for Euraka Hot Springs, Arkansas for a two weeks va cation.
 MT. Harry Gray and MT. c. L. DeRyder, prominent sheep men, were in from Bellemont Monday.
 The many friends of Miss Marie Miller will be pleased to know that she is much improv- ed. She has spent the past two months in Murietta Hot Springs California. AMERICAN CANDY cos 'Milady' Chocolates and Choc- olate Covered Brazil Nuts, Alb | solutely best quality made. Sultana. Adv. |
 MT. M. B. Startzman is the new head of the hardware de- partment St Babbitts. He is an experienced hardware man, having been in the business for 20 years. During the war, he was a government explosive in spector in southern Arizona.
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 Miss Gilson, of the Flagstaff office of the Arizona Central Bank is assisting in the Will Hams office in the absence of MT. Smart. MT. Smart is now spending his vacation in Jer- ome and is expected back about the first of August.
 c. Y. Campbell drove in from Garland Prairie Monday, after 3 visit to his ranch there. He ;, reports good rains over the /. Prairie and says that the crops :, here are looking remarkably :, good due to the fact that most | ,f them were planted late and 'or that reason did not suffer , 70 much from the drouth. The [ ain Monday amounted almost T o a cloud burst. The fields / md flats were flooded and MT. S Campbell states that he was C breed to drive for a consider .bIe distance with the water up o the running board of his car. The Misses Lucy Bowen and | florence Jackson of Phoenix . nd Miss Margaret Peck of Tol- ! ec stopped off a few hours tuesday to visit their friend, [ Hiss Lenore Reese. They were T n their way home after att o the summer session of d he Normal School at Flagstaff. s'
 O r MT. and Mrs. T. A. Moore F yith their little grandchild. s' .ebecca May Diamond, stopp- c d in Williams Saturday and a unday on their way back to T 1e coast. MT. and Mrs. Moore It ad been visiting his people in V, -ansas and their daughter, Mrs. " in Las Vegas, New Iexico. They left on No. 9 T T unday for the coast. MT. [oore is the same genial man W Iilliams so pleasantly remem- w w CTS and was looking exceed M lgly we'll considering the ser Q, us accident he was in seven Lonths ago when both legs 1N ere fractured in several al Iaces. Except for the use of J'
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Williams news., 1921-07-29

BUDWEISER Draft Beer on tap at the Sultana. It's just like old times. Oh Boy! The best summer drink.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Of
INDIANA WON I
JOIN IN APPEAL

T.r,c ULr,r". Ind, \u\. % II" 'n.
,..,,. ,r,.r,,,r~ n,"t.uG mere I u ~, 80
,..,,.ilar The situation brought I"""l ID,
~. In function granted in IN" court 81
IrIr, t. Anderson al ih'', ~ ."'''T
ord I'M. strike al miners Mh''h INK
y, y,,,I grHu .Iutu~IN I" sustain lh''
o,,oru,ya VIM led ui"'.;"d Ter 'h"m
''hnLlrr.r To- the iulun'i."n. ana hlS"
,o,,L unanimously ihat they WOMB nov
;Ju ,n,. United Mine N"rA""s al AMER
g., IN nm auprI 81 the iuinnrt"n N"-
,.c.I,ngs t. the circuit court "i apn"H!s.
Th, meeting LASTED "h"ni wv" u"al
aud was attended hN r"pi"N"ht""N' v"
mrnriir.IIy evrrv y"ai rr"hu''hS '""0
InuS in the state. .,...,.,,,.., nr
r. T. Trama. secretary H''H"' ~,
,b,, nSSnciaI Iuu. assured VI" "I"i'',r !
L,, ,L,.y could ubrT III" inlNn''" II "u'
-, ,he same time CarrN out every con
Ir,Tt rruN!Sinr with TIA" rlint M"fhcrS'
49, ,,,,i,,.h nS the contract 81 I'VE. in".,'r va
Siy,ri,,t ,ualr !l>t year. prov iu"i W..
Ill., ,,,,.r,,,rS wuuld not "pp"S" inc pay
want 81 thu "chrrk"lI nn!cs" II WIS
,rnhjh.trl hy thu courts
"Dur district ~ the "nlN orr" NAV nv,
,his ,royjsinn in its contract. NJ Sa'u
The, matter Of i"inuE ihr miners ~
nm .,r,,,,l If the Injunction drr'Sl"h Va
,hs most 'ni,nrtrnt matter hrtore tne
,,,Irc Many 49,. .~'t"~S Sn0tc on lne
"rt and a motion that they sn3 ,,n
No, tnin in the Hpl"", Mas CARRIE" VIVA
out Il dissenting vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
RA|LROADERS DECLARED
MUCH BETTER OFF NOW

Esw York. Nov. 3.---Magnus w AI'N-
,nd.r, managing Director OF the ma
,,onal industrial conference board !"
an address before the induStrl'' 'eH
lions association today. said 'h"' W.
Iulv |. 1927. railroad employees were 80
ner cent better OF in respect l" 'No
purchasing power OF their wages Una"
they were in IVA.
discussing the dG crmna;ton " way
ra,es Mir. ALEXANDER said that. taxing
,rtn consideration the recent IL per cen.
WAGE cut. rail- employees were "'"!
ahnu, 90 per cent better off thnn hc'"rs
III, European war. This condition. ne
aJdcd was contingent on waEcs rC'''''I''
I'M, for some time ut present "Ne''
rl7,ie ,he cost Of living continued |" "e-
, cline. ,Lo >p,eri.
NJ G. Roorty. an official of the Amer
c,r Tclephonr & Telegraph COMPANY "'
,Iorat that statistics on the rt"n'S "
co,rr concerns were highly m:S'ea"'nE,
, al INNS, he studied over l"rS n''''"S
- Time hcrore they could l." taken a.
nranises on which 10 base waKe ADJUST
, uen's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
STATE POLICE GET
SPEEDER; IS FINED

One arrest was made ny the STATE
MIL. Yesterday. the offender being
= N. Garrett. who WAS taken IN ny W
hcer Harry Burr. When hrSi seen ny
the officer. Garrett was pcF =
through Philadelphia At the rate "t ~
miles an hour Burr gave rha" ana '"e
specder was soon run down
Carrot, was given trial before squire
Charles J. Goldeghurc. Of Elm Grove
las, evening and after h"arins the case
squire GoldcuhurE gave him his 'h"'re
os Nnr of five dollars or ten DAYS III
mo county jail. Garrett decided I" pay
,he five. ard after !oin" :" Was AU""'''
10 GO after icing warhe" |" UNIV q
li,tic slower In tho future.
.rro s.,,c ,oli,e haN" decided TO rut
o sian 70 rho excessive speeding whlch
has been going on IN tn" out IN" PIKE
dIstr!c, and from row on Offenders WI"
be dealt with quite severely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Dry Agent Quits After
One Day at Pittsburgh

r-ttshurgh. Pa. Nov. 7.-The "t"ce
Of ssate Prohibition Director M S,'"m!
Nc, 'nnneil In pittsburgh Will Il" o,S.',''
tInued this week. John ESn'r'"S, "'',.
ar in charge Of the local ","'', 80"
nounccd today. Files from the ~, ~,
hurgh office already have been sent '"'
Exnicios said. ,,, hri,d.
I, was reported at the F"drra' nu,'",
ing today that director Me, "h"f' ~,
obtainrd headquarters Tor th' i''''''
ton enforcement at HARRISBURG.
j. C.'McRridr. an agent WI" ,si"' ", ~.
10 tho Pittsburgh ofhc" from ,,,
,Io ,rtsr working ono day In the his
t,, ho. ,urned in his resignation. AZ
>,rd,rr ,o Mr.. Exniclos. TIL" director
a. 70, civ. the reason for Nc Nc
Eridc's resignation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Two A, 0. \. DIVISIONS
HOLD fine MEETING

N,.,ri,,rs az Park and R"uwnud l'.H.S-
ian, ,f ,hr \ q. n. hciI - large ana
.n,husInstir meeting nj their hall ~
Thir,v-elghlh url Jacob streets i'S'
Might state president M"i'a" spoke
and the membership "amla'rh was
l,unrh,d Teams were appointed -
SnlICl, new mrjihrrS ana general Eet-
tl.g-thcr meeting waS planned Tor I"-
ccmbcr Sth. when officers VIII lac "'"'''"
FOR TIE coming year.
MANY new members hay" already
SIGNED appl;rati,n NJ TO Join the "rgani-
zatlon ami every one seemed pleased
with the progress that has been mage.
The consolidation az Iark AM Muiieh
Divisions WIS discussed and the meet
ing ended with Il 80 rill :eSsi"n. lherr
was music. clog dancing AMI SiA-r"und
boxing bout 10y tw"n"cal boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
DELEGATES ATTENDING
rDu.AlUKS MELTING

The ,o.iOwInS ice sateS troh " ueei
, ,,S a.. trud,ug the annUAl
n,,u Of the " rS, ,!rsinia StaIc
I..,.,.,uuu.,i ass, iai! 1T I'untinSton:
:. l.. UIthe"s. Guy 1Urer,n'ena1hh,, en- T. /.
T.. r.Minh. pr.u>Irai &, ADDISON schooi I,
A.. l.. llauSn, I'M''r % 'a3 SI -',',',,
Margaret ItzserA!d. charlotte EAiey,
= ,.,,;.r aud Ar,bcl norhtcin Those
.i>enUiug from IriaGeIphia diStrief
s,nvo.S Mere rof. +. n. Ning. prlnclpa!
OF the high s,i"ot ai.a Tue i"'l"M,ns
S',,L school tea, hrrs. Misses Mary Orr.
n."rgni.t R.rvey. h.Ieh An9-ews no
m.,.,.e B"li. MessrS }. '. ,ilfen r. W.
RI .drrics l.. y. Dunlap ana y H.
SIefSyr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
GREEKS APPLY
FOR j. s. CITIZENSHIP

TIVE iornI creeks made aHpttau"h
for citizens nip yesterday I" tn' ''erN
If the I'ui;ri St?trs Court AIcNhhueI
I:pa Ep.n. Il MUinitis. VIII" resides q.
"%6l MaIh"i street aud has 'iarE' o.
the foreign department Of inc eH'e'
V-,,.l'n. r:,rS. and 'AnGunius SkeHoS
Zrr>ns. NJ. r.. ~ llG3 Marke; street
ar. m. men who desire to he Americans,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
LEGION DELEGATION
COMING BACK TODAY

Ny..liuy's DELEGATION I" til" hmeri-
can Icrirn national convent "n ~ Nan
s,s city. along with DELEGATES iron"
oihnr .ectiuns al West NtrrinId. are
c>l,rcrnd to arrive home ihI* forenoon
from the c"nV"i1t ~ city. WIS an
,nun,nd tl,S morning i, ~" dlunrtcrS
If Wh.rlIur ""S, M. !. r." West VIZ
rin.a Il, legation. in their "Pcrih' InI,'
man c;.rs. lcf, Kansas CIiy early We'd
ucsday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
DREDGE IS HERE
FOR WHARF WORK
"Ctnctnnnti" Towed by "Cayugn" Ar
rived to Deepen the Local Pool

The United States t"whoat "N"Eus"
arrived nt the WI, cling wharf ycft"r-
,lIv rowing the government dr"h&cpoH'
.,'Irrinuali" Tn" boats viii spend III"
u,.xr .hrcr weeks or mar" dredging out
IN. river 1T the Wh"riin~ wharf ami al
The Martins Ferry wharf "hrr" i ne"
wnnrrhult ~ to b" located
The ",ayuga" IL in c"nn'"n" or zap
,oir Tony Mrldahl. and the dr"dG"b0ai
j.. in command OF captain Clark Leon
,n3 ON. At he best known clippers IN
the ohio river.
I.udcr his direction III" dreHEch"a'
..t,iuTiunati" will TAX" arpr"Alma'ei!
100 Qua cuhr yards Of earth ana rock
from ,h,. river bed at the Martins perry
and Nhrcling whdrfs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
THE DEATH ROLL
Col George II. webb

Detroit. Nov. 3.---Col. Ge"rg" II, Wchn;
chief engineer Of the Michisan ten,ra'
raiiroad since 1905. died at Newton
Mass. ;odIy. according 10 word receive,
here. Colonel WrOb VAS o. years ","'
I.or q lime during the world war Ne
Vas in command "r the sixteenth I'm
ginrer unit N France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
STOLE ICE CREAM
At SCOTTISH RITE

The theft Of packer Of cream from
the rear Of the Scottish Rite Catneura'
last night WAS rc"orted 10 police mean
, uarterS TIL" huge tub from VIII. Will
uC,ern gallons OF brick cream was taken
wns found by police abandoned IN az
alley not far from the rear OF the IAN.
rorSt Police are searching Nor three
Young men who are reported 10 haSe
been seen lettering In the rear OF t,Io
t,,,h.d,.I shortly before the Ice cream
was stolen. The ice cream was to nave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Grimes, Of Keyser, May
Be Appointed Asst
District Attorney

Wasineton. u. G. N"l. ".-m ,,.Snr,'
Thomas \. Brown. "t f"rN'rSo"' :;
who's. nomination. ~ th" successor ~,
United states District ATTORNEY S'sMH AT
W Walker. resigned. "tf"'u\" pee " , ,H,'
was zen, 90 :hr sent, lat" N"S'e''",H
by the President. arrived IN 'n' ~;
today. acc"m;ani"d hE hts hr''"r.,
q. Brown. an attorney 80 N'~' ',,,.
He came t. talk OYER ia' = i'i,,.', 49,,
- ~. ,,n assistants with Senators
sr,her,,nd and l.lkins. ". {. crimes
-. Esy.sr who is believed to Toe stated
20 r.>stve one ~ these appointments
also arrived to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
III A b i
CURED POSlrlV FL
IN THREE DA =

Our Treatment completely and absolutely Destroy ne u
o wniskey beer or intoxicating drinks ,,a hv regur
NIL civ vegetable remedy, internally and , no system
ply neutrGzes and eliminates al ai'o"o't0 p
withs any Of time wbo at
of
oday examples Oh "H"' wi 1
the liquor
""'H ~ INV '' No HYpODERMIC INJECTIONS
NO INJURY HEALTH
PUBLICITY ,.,. rita
Who to husband son snoulo
ANY Wsst Cleveland o. open "a!
and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
WOOL SOLD At BOSTON

Boston. Nov. 3.--Ncarly rs per cen.
OF the wool offered by the I"Verhn''"'
at an auction at the army supply pass ,,
IN South Boston today was sold. h'"-
ding 10y wool dealers and mus ""H
keen. Prices on tn" arcr7g" advance,
y, 10 IL per cent. The sales were. wen
RI, ,r.h,,ed-Argely to wool dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
DR.. REFER INTERESTS
ELKS WITH FINE TALK

Only ruuiin" business WAS transact
las, a, win ., the rrrular meeting OF
wheeling Cdrr 80 =. Il. L. y. HIkS
held in the Lodge room on FiteGnth
street lIr. Leon Refer mast rISI
ruler OF tho lodge. Interested ~" +. AH
for = half hour With snl"n III auur"SS
nm Tho wor;; OF the order in tn" state"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
lCOSTA WINS
I PULITZER CUP
IN AERIAL RACE
Competitor Who Was Forced
toILand Suffers Injury
Parachutist Killed.

Oma ha. Neb- NoN. s HARRY
Edhc. employed by 4 Chicago
paravhute company. was drown
cd I'm the Missouri river late to-
day whom h. landed in the
stream after making parachute
h,mu Of 1000 feet during tn"
Ipternat.oual Aero conference.
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WILL BE EXECUTED

New York. Nov. 2.-trank lIErtSH
who pleaded insanity after having "ecn
found guilty or numbering his vile ana
sentenced To- death. was round |" 10
sane tonight by jury and VAS sen
fenced 10 10 executed IN November :"
IAgrcgu! was convicted Of saving ms
wife. = school teacher ut lMrtl"r. MS
q rter she had refused t" a"red" I" MS
request 10 quilt her position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
CONCESSION OBTAINED

r,qa NOV. 2.--S"cotiati"ns have
becn concluded between the Soviet gov
eminent IN Russia and an America
ro,rnanv by which IA" company h'N
obtained a concession for mining
hestos In the trail mountains
ing to a radio dispatch r"re'I'" "
- Nosccw The concession Is 10 run
twenty years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
J.m.. Brown Rider

pt,tshureh. Ia. Nov. 3-Jamcs Brown
Rider general manage or the Tpessru
stee, Car company and the Nrs'erH
steel 4 Foundry c"mnanH hrd q, IL
home here TODAY after four months
illness Mr.. Rider was - years old anu
was born In Elar BESIDES MS Wiu"M
and a son he Is survived by his parents
yrho reside at Altoona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Hobart Williams

Cheshire. Coma. Nor. " -lt"nart WI
li,ns uh!lanthroptst. died at his nome
hsrs tol,ay n, thu axe OF 81. Mr. VIII
Hams, VINO came hero from 'h'raS"' va;
'"dcrstond to ha>. made out II deed ni
-, ,urch would pc effective a. his
I.a,i and under which thu University
"f chicago. thu Chicago Y. NJ. {. y. an Ia
n,nsr institutions in that city. w"u'C
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

Omaha. Neh. Nov =. BERT AcoS's
~ New York WIS tn" winner ~ lh'
annual rul:tl"r t~orhy si""a race '%F
heavier phsn mir craft today. When Il,
= Har;ne y 81 New York. was force" ~
land late this Afternoon Will" ''t'H'nP''
ing 70 h.a, ACo$tIS t;n'r
Officials wI,n Telescopes On '"'
Omaha field sam uarta"y com" o""n
AZ a point believed /" be ABOUT u ''
miles from Loveland Iowa. one ~ '"'
turning points sc IN" race 'ou'>r' "',"
doctors wer" dispatched 'n'he"'"''.'
to render aid IN III" event He "
iured in bad landing
later i MAS learned that HartheE
VI I. ,>c,uti\- secretary ot The AerU
t.Iub of America. WAS injured IN 'An''
inS. although II Mas said his injuries
vere not q, = serious character rue ~
no tahrn Ia an Omaha hospital.