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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
Report ON Deportation

A report on the deportation cases Of
1919 and 1920 will be issued to-day by
the commission on the church and So
cial service of the Churches of Christ
in America. 1t will be In the form of
100-page booklet.
An advance announcement says that
the report will show that Gin many in
stances grave injustice has been suf-
fered by aliens and others who were
accused Of anarchy or communism, who
were summarily arrested and in many
cases held incommunicado for long
periods before trial"
The commission will incorporate in
the report six suggestions for legis-
latve remedies Of the abuses it de-
clares exist. The report oivce 4
tailed study of 200 selected cases and
was drafted after many months Of re-
search by the Rev. C. NJ. Panunzion
and his assistants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17

Construction Division Post, Of Brook
Ign, and Ad Mems Post, of New York,
are two new units in the Legion. Sixty
advertising men already have Joined
the latter post, and it is planned to
make it an even more powerful organ
ization than the Chicago post of al
men, which comprises 700 members.
The permanent headquarters of AID
Mems Post will be selected in a few
days and its location announced in this
column.
Construction Division Post has elected
as its commander Brigadier General R.
c. Marshall jr, who was chief Of the
construction division during the war,
and many Of the new members of the
post we're on his staff George A.
Johnson and Vance Torbert are vice
commanders, Edward A. Simmons is
treasurer and Nathaniel Dain is adju-
tant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
Bronxites Stick Together

For a demonstration of loyalty the
meeting last Wednesday night of the
Bronx County Committee was strik-
ing example.
One of the posts of that borough,
through an unfortunate contract with
theatrical producer, became involved
financially and was faced with deficit
OF $3.50. An appeal to the delegates
brought an immediate response, the
money was advanced and the post in
question will be given time to repay
the debt.
There was no debating the request
Of the post that it be helped out of its
difficulty. The only question consd-
cred was that of how aid should be
extended and it was decided quickly
that loan was the most advisable
method.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
The AmericanLegion
Ne,Us: Local, State, National

application blanks and to distribute
Victory Medals to all those eligible
for them. He calls attention to the
fact that next of kin are entitled to
Victory Medals of deceased soldiers,
whether they died before or after leav-
ing the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
With N. Y. Membership
Drive Half Over, Re-
ports Indicate loop. C..
Increase by February /
Bronx Legionnaires Help
Post That Incurred a
$3.50 Theatrical Show
Deficit With a Loan

While no definite figures have been
oublished by the State Membership
Committee on the number of new nem-
bers enrolled by the Legion since its
drive began, January I, individual re-
rorts BY posts indicate that Depart
meut Commander Charles G. BIakeslee
vas not over-optimistic when he pre-
dicted a membership of 10000 for
1921. as against $4,000 in 1920.
William F. Deegan, chairman of
Bronx County, has heard from several
posts in that borough-who already re-
mort marked increases with half the
campaign still to 60 The percentage
OF gains in these instances are as fol-
lows:
Bryant, 25 per cent; Heunessy, rs
nsr cent; Melrose, 20 per cent; Viens,
is per cent; Arthur Boyce, Is per cent;
United Service, 10 per cent; Gentle. 10
per cent; Hickman, per cent; Hor-
wey, per cent; Jaegle, per cent;
G. P. Ryan, per cent; Allen, per
cent; Dahlbender, s per cent; Bender,
2 per cent.
It is expected that all the other
POSTS in the Bronx have gained in pro-
portion to the above and that when the
drive is ended it will be found that
Bronx County has gone over the top
with more than 100 per cent.
From upstate there come reports Of
similar progress and it appears now
as though New York State will lead
the nation at the time of the next ma
tional convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
Archie Roosevelt
Returns Home on
Steamship France
Vessel Arrives a Day Late,
Due to Severe Head Gales:
Newspaper Writer Tells of
Conditions in Rumania

The French liner France, which wa,
expected from Havre on Saturday, ar
rived yesterday, landing her passen-
gers shortly before sunset.
According to her master, Captain R.
Maurras, the vessel encountered heavy
seas and stiff westerly gales soon after
clearing the French coast, and this sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17

Sossidi, newspaper writer. who had
been on a trip to Rumania. He said
that the Rumanians were able to cope
with the Bolsheviki and the world need
have no fear of the country falling into
the hands of the disciples of Lenine.
He said Rumania's great need just
now was locomotives. She has only
$50 in operation, and needed at least
5000 for the complete operation de-
manded by her rail mileage.
Captain and Mrs. George G. McMurtry
jr., Miss Anne Farr, Miss Ann Nicoll,
Henri de Magnin and E. L. Wirz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
THE SADDEST THING
In the World

GROWN people who have enjoyed
~ their share of the worlds delights
are supposed to bear with some degree
of fortitude the hardship, sorrow and
illness which are bound to come to them,
internationally. But the saddest thing
in the world is the child who has never
tasted the joys of life, yet must be bent
under LIES hardships and sfriveled
before 1ife's starvation. To such child
our syrnpathies must gush forth in a
torrent strong enough to lift him to the
crest and bear him safely to shelter and
happiness.
Consider the Mulhtudes
There are 100000 just such children in
Central and Eastern Europe to-day. They
are the saddest things in the world! Their
best friend is an Anerican-Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover knows perhaps better than any
in the world the close association between proper
feeding and proper living. In addition to this
knowledge, Mr.. Hoover has overwhelming under
standing and love of children Therefore the work
of feeding the millions of starving children could
be in better hands. But what Job for one pair of
hands There is crying need for thousands of
pairs of hands. and heads and hearts. There is
need for yours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
Harrison to Leave Philippines

MANILA, P. l., Jan. Ex-Governor
General Francis Burton Harrison of
the Philippines announced to-day that
he will leave the Philippines for the
United States March 81. He will make
the. trip via the Suez Canal and Lon
don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
Mr.. Hoouer and Rotaru


On Thursday Mr. Hoover is going to speak
at the luncheon of the New York Rotary Club at
Hotel McAlpin He will find ready response from
all Rotarians The International Association Of
Rotary Clubs and the Rotary Club of New York are
heartily in sympathy with Mr. Hoovers great work
and will continue to do all that lies in their power
to bring it to greater than it has
enjoyed.
But Rotary is anxious to do than that. 1t
desires to enlist the sympatlies and cooperation
all readers of the Rotary Page that they too may
pass the plea along and add link after link the
chain of mercy. When stops to
consider that less dinner party theatre party
will keep a child alive and we'll until next harvest
time surely the sacrifice is too great to ask
check for dollars is childs feline
Think Again
If, before this time you have refused request to
contribute to Mr.. Hoovers great work-which is
really Americas work-will you not think again?
And this time, favorably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
New York Welfare Fund

Pursuant to resolution by The New
York County committee authorizing
the appointment of a committee of FIVE
to formulate plans for the raising of a
welfare fund, a subcommittee of three
has been named by Chairman Buxton
to draw up proposed plan. Francis
L. Robbins jr., Archibald Thatcher and
Elliot Bacon are the members.
This committees report will be acted
upon at the next meeting of the county
committee. In the mean time any con-
tributions to the welfare fund will be
received by James M. Blackwell, at 60
Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17
VICTORY Medals Ready

Howard P. Holbrook, army field clerk,
~ 4ol Eighth Avenue, is prepared to
call at American Legion meetings with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-17

Members Of James s. Slosson Post,
Of Staten Island, plan to contribute n
portion of their state bonuses to q
fund to be used for the relief of dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
CHARLES HAB|C
IS SENTENCED TO
ELECTRIC CHAIR
REILAwE MAN TO DIE Shff L III
Der 20 FOR OFFICERS
MURDER
o,nrnttted Crime ~ CLeFe1'tho
Long After jail Br"aH
Hero

scr.rnc. 81 drpth N -" e."H;ri" eHA'r
raS imposed rTon Charles HA7;E. ~
I,e,fa,re. ~ ~" r~;t;: -. c'&-t a Co.
and yesterday r i&..;'' N'.-'. T.
,op I,abi. W. ,ra"r"t w';h >.tN'SS
patrolnan Ausu~.:.s INN" =; 'E'FH''n"
r,s k'rhr,:arv when -" officer ";tr'2"t
81 - halt hin, and h,S c"'aTa::l ~ ih~'
,f,e- they had ccrrH'.':",, "a robbery
Ifahtr lead guilty 70 4 technical charge
% ryranS.auch;r-. and IL" "E"'Na " ~
he., board :';S Wc"N. wii1 .- ~" |"
d..e-,,. ;a.rg tie G";'-.-' ~ - EGh'
,f,h:- j., vs., SHown ~ Nh""'iAS
Hab.r was committed I" -" Hhl'
,,,,..ty III; Nov. H. 100. at" De-;
found guilty % robhinS freight c'rS
70 esc,rrd from the Itl. on IAN. :"
,,s, IS DAYS before RS sentence was
-, Daring his stay At no all he was
endowed around ~" kitchen as 3
"t-tlsty." ON no evening OF IN" @"tn
ne aided a cv.aHarinH to escape as"
BY drawing HIM Up through the dumb
waiter on watch i.c meals mere sent =
he r.n In tie cells. TT" ~" E.;''e
-,.tr way from the Kitchen :" r."
street. He Was picked IN aad bro. g.
bark 10 ,.si! whore a charge OF hr"ai.nS
ia!i was preferred aratnst him. II wa
af,rr he had served his t"-m in TIE
OHIO county Jail TIA, hc killed. FN;r"''
mar DYKE.
Iudrr Maurice BcrEoO. - Ci@E".aa 10
Se.1cuated September % hS he d2t" 'Hi
Eabsg'S execution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
MOuNDSY|LLE ALIVE
WITH SCOUT ACTIVITY

r ". Fornrr. assistant - cat rNccH-
live of the Wh"c!inS 'I1' i r 10y
Scouts. returned 10 this cay N"S'rTnlf
after y trip To MuuHGSN He. lie - VII
nlcG Sod with tho interest which M"Hnd'-
VILE people are taking IN Scout ""rk'
Rev. II. q. Gaunr OF III" Mound5f'''t
PRESBYTERIAN church h"a ""nple''d
rrcpar.t!oi$ for i troop al Scouts I" J."
.urpaaiXcd Tuesday "H"'l"s. Iu:'"
Father t'ouhlan Of s.. Francis HdNi''t
church told Mr.. t'nrney that lie on
trmplat"s organizing i ,r'"T I'll HH
Scouts ~ we'll a. a ,r"oT Of '':ri scouts
some time l., fore July !. II" also r.
'urlcd that 4 NUMBER ~ IN" boys "'
,h.S troop VIII spend u week az ca nh
NJam.aE - soon hS Il opens ui' I':. !.
ti'."rt S:rirh.th is assisting fa;H"F
Cnchlun with this WORK.
Re-. T. .. Slater. pastor OF III" rust
Methodist Ep!scopLl Chur' n. assisted HE
city Clerk l.. l.. St.dc"r ana i'r. w. !!
BoHar. ar" working Very hard 20 "--
Cani2c a troop before the opening az IN"
summer camp Rev. II. i. "Urkm IN
assisted hy II. nry - ny. Will "r-.n -
4 troop OF Scouts At tho calvary Mctho-
dist Epi>,oi.at ,ILrrh H." - -""" -
that congregation gets into The 'ew
church huIld.nE whch - Und"- con
etruct!un at present. 4 second troop All
hr organized.
Roy Eouar Scoutnastrr Of Troop No
3 Of Moundsville. told Mr. FOrnry hat
his members are fo!nE To tame m aCt'N"
par, at the dedication Of the MoundSri :.e
flying field. wn!ch TAKES place On July 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
ELKS FLAG DAY
PROGRAM READY
D.. r. E. 7. Strider VIII be orao"r-
patriotic Orders Invited

To- program fr- to Flag Day crIe-
s,r1 TO-. wh.ch Viii y" hold TUESDAY
evening. jar" u. in 'ro"t ~ the coUH'S
hI.ih:,r. i now about comr.et"1 by N"
>n1m!ttec from Wheeling LocSe 40
-. l.. i'r. flkS.
TOW r. Imulk. Chairman o. ms com
n,..,".. stated yesterday Afternoon |" an
-, !:..'n""r -c:.o"'"" 'hr; the rag kay
.;.'"'r,.::-a. through he program Is NOT
"t-':,,. w.i! tc "i great IHicr"$; !" INC
TUtt.c
Tbs p-:7~pN' sn";,Scr for tbs coca
son Wi he E;">. l.. T.. l.. :Nrl3or' RECTOR
O.: :: Mathews l.. I. church.
The ,.sIrarrt.HH VIII a"E:A promptly
e; o'clock with q band v17"cr-. MISS
Elizabeth l.ins:. Gradual" O. ne Sh"7-
~ = school oc expression. w! gave 4
i-a;n:.:tzn:ion of tho ''S'Ir SpAnG."i
tanner" TIC m"si.ai numbers on tHe
rr.S:.tn W., b. II hare rf FRO Elmer
iin,.,z'c
Invitations have bee" sen; out I" the
,;g;,:! Army i;""Uh... Veterans, Lanes
Auxiliary Spanish American War Vet
craa<. -: Sc~,U:s. spanish American
War Vr;~-aas. ntu@r;"rS ~ Veterans
Ladies % the G.. \. T. md The American
Legion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
PLAN ROUS|NC
OBSERVANCE Of
FOURTH Of JULY

REPRESENTATIVES, 81 military. eve.
f-a,crnal ana other ORGANIZATIONS u
NEE, at the Chamber "' '"mm'E""
rooms tonight at T. IN :" make -
ranccm.ntS for a rouSng Fourth r
July celebration. \ big tnr-irhni@h-
ton parade will be staged FIR the mora
ing Of tho Fourth. Il hIC l"nd ""n'' :
and fireworks display FOR the c'en'hE
on the fair grounds. SuH-c"mm'''i'>
will hc appointed 10 work out e'HE
detail.
All foreign organizations ar" urE p"
10 send representatives 10 tho me- TX
Also every civic. fratcrnsl aad militia y
organization.
The Chamber OF Commerce. Surror'Hd
by the other organizations. iHt'1dS ="
make the lrdcpcndcncc day celebration
the biggest and greatest ever held II
Whcchrr The committee urges "v"rE
loyal and patriotic citizen TO corporate
as they have IN the past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
", R. c, WILL GIVE
AN entertainment

very Interesting entertainment is
being planned for Friday "vs1;ar. June
nth. when = very ambitious program
will -oe rendered 4: III" rooms OF tho
North End Literary Club. at n" head Of
Seventh street. under tho auspices OF the
WoIners Relief Corps.
The program will consist OF music.
re,.;t.,tiors. p!ayettes and will be sutt:-
GENTLY diversified 10 please all tastes
Thu proceeds Will be for worthy cause
and there Is every Indication tAe affa:r
will be well patroaized and that the
ladies' will realize a neat sum 20 DO
added 20 the fund they are now engaged
IN raising. The complete program will
be announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
$40 FINE; 80 DAYS
IN COUNTY JAIL
Police Department Severe On "orna
Charged with Keeping Dtsordsriy
House

Mrs. May LttIN was fined see and
costs and sentenced 20 serve so days n
"a, in police cou-; yesterday morn'2S
IN charge e maintaining = house o.
croSt.:.r-iaa = c"Tt %atH street. Mrs
Little ard 4 fc-";r0rr named J"" NiSa.e
f-or, short Crock. we're arrested N
ha,k room Of re nous" ~ Detective
William West Wednesday, evening. To-
lowing a complain; = 0t;o Wirhie' wA"
has Offices ADJOINING.
CHIEF % Police Fred F>T' ='"r declared
yesterday that there IS - ieiur n the
conce-,ed effort :" break ~ GS"-"e7 Y
houses Throughout. Ne city. All otH-
GERS on the fucre Go'" been INSTRUCTED
20 make arrests =" ra~.- whore such
violation or law is d;>'oSe-et
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
CRACO REAPPO|NTS
CONRAD AND FRAME

City Manager Homer e. craEn an
nounced the appointment yesterday OF
Harry a Conrad as city engineer at
salary OF $4,000 Il y"a-. This is re-
ducI.o Of 5000. tn" city engineers
81 larry being s%.5nn previously. The sac
und appointment made yesterday was
that of Captain Jeff Framca As wharf
master at 4 salary OF $500 annually.
The city MANAGER has not intimate
when othrr appoint mcnts will be made.
bur II - thought that the greater part
Will not be made for some time as he
has expressed HI; intention of proceed
ing slowly IN the reorganization OF
municipal machinery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
THREE ALIENS SEEK
j, S, CITIZENSHIP

Three declarations % intention TO b.
come citizens OF the United States were
made before John n. Conrad. Cni'cd
States court clerk yesterday afternoon.
The dec!arants are Mike Perkoric, -.
OF Austria Hungary. who came TO this
country on July .. 1919. directly 10 Ben
wood and is At present conducting
store at No. 292 Marshall street: Greg
DRY Andretckuk. - years. native u
Russia. who came 70 this couutry on
March II, 1914. and has since resided at
a Main street. employed as store
clerk: Roman Ki!m.k. - years. WHO
landed in this country August 10, 1913.
OF the steamship Carpath.a He IS re-
siding at 100 Main street and IS en-
ploycd as q labo.cr at one Of the large
steel mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
employees ALLEGE
PAY FORGOTTEN
IL ]. Golden Held for Grand Jury ON
Embezzlement Charge

". J. Golden was held 70 IN" grand
Jury on bnnh q $1,000 In n" court ~
Justice 81 the Peace Z. g. Hobbs yes
,,-,say on ,IarEe OF erhcz"iement'
t;ai,i,.u is The representative ~ I CleNe
and concern called Il" -. < H. which
: II SOAP. perfumes ami household aru'
c'rt. Since coming her" hc had en-
,!o.ed 4 number ut Drnrle TO "rt as
4 gents cor the company. He vas AZ
-..-..l hv Deputy Shcrttfs paN'
C;r;.-y ard Ed MirarL on comp amt o.:
= ..~.. J. nom b" rad hired, who stated
that he omitted 20 Pay them fer their
auo- E":r unable u give bond. ne
went to jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
K, OF C. TO HEAR
PLAN FOR HOME

The next regular meeting Of Carroll
Council will BE- h.!i on TUESDAY. June
IA. At this meeting Rev. :'athr- Sw'ni
will Re present 10 address the members
on the proposed knights OF Columbus
Home to be erected at Morgantown for
the Catholic students whC attend the
State University. This project shoulc
appeal 70 every member OF the Council
and i, ia requested that full member
hip Dc ou,. Father Swint knows ne
Importance OF such a home for Catholic
students and will! present the mater
fully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
HOG RUN MEN
ARE FINED 5000

John MrQuillan. Norton l.lndSa"
Samuel Thomp>o IN and C!!h" B"rwinh.C
were each lined 5000 and costs h
Squire l.. NJ. Lewis At Mourdsvthc yes
terday morning on charges Of moon.
shining.
The men were arrested in raid mahr
at HoSg Run the night before by
Sheriff John Eazlett oC Marshall co!n.
Is. Several gallons OF whSkcy and 200
pounds a.! rAisins wcr" C"utScAtrd
Tho still alleged 10 be operated hy IN"
moonShiners wns not located
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
HOFFMAN, BEGINS DUTIES
AS HIGHWAY ENGINEER

Alexa nder c. Hoffman succeeded ". q.
Mct'luskey. Jr.. IS county road engineer
Yesterday. The work on hand at this
season OF tho year consists Of the re-
surrac!ng OF number OF the district
roads throughout the county Hr. Nc
Clus.iey has been busy the last few days
winding up the detail work OF tie office
before turning = o""r u his successor.
HI l"tt Yesterday FOR IArkershurS {"
t.kn up his duties as assistant engineer
Of n. Third division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
REALTY MEN RETURN.

W B. Tucker, o. l. Wilson. John T.
Roth and George L. Hannah. al NOM
bers Of the board OF governors Of the
West Virginia Real Estate ASSOCIATION,
hich concluded the session Wednesday
at Parkershurg. returned home ycS;"r-
day morning. At the han0ur' which
marked the conclusion OF the affair Mr..
Tucker spoke. his suhjcc: beng "ReS"N'S
Of Local Organizations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
POSTPONE PROGRAM
BECAUSE OF DEATH

Tho entertainment 70 have been given
At St Joseph's academy Friday. Juno 10,
at S:15 p m. will be postponed 20 Mon
day. June -. 1927, at tho sare hour
and place.
This is owing 70 the death OF Sister
n Anita Dillon. OF tairr1ont. w. Va.
who died at ST. Joseph's hospital. Par
kersburg. early Thursday morn. NJ. and
whose body was brought 70 st
Toseoh's convent. his city. Thursday
evening. Funeral arrangements ar not
,e: COmtFlcte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
BOY SCOUT news

Between thirty and forty boys -
oxnec,ei to leave Scout headousreefs
,his afternoon TO go to Camp AsamiAg.
o,t rig wheeling creek. where they
viii camp until Saturday afternoon. n
~ rorney. assistant Scout executive.
assisted by william Bone, Will nave
charge Of the boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Attend Communion

Members Of the Holy Name society
Of ST. JoSerh's cathedral will ?!'"nd
Holy Communion IN q body a; tn" seven
o'clock mass on Sunday mornNE.
June L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

Regular inspection Of Troop No. :
was held last evening At the Secoad
presbyterian church. H. o. Ports scott
executive. was in charge. Many OF me
boys were present. and plans for gong
10 camp were further discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
BROOK TRIALS MONDAY.

J"tG" !. r.. Somcrv.ll" VIII rHcr The
trial section Of the summer term "t
circuit court in Brooke county MonLa' &.
at WrrSburG. II il understood that The
docket VIII hc unusua!ly Eight. not NOR
than 1--WE jury cases being set for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

After A man has been forced to spend
money til K hurts. the pain becomes 50
great that it numbs itself and thereafter
he doesn't notice the pain like he did
ut first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

The meeting Of the executive ooa1o
IN be held this evening At Scout hesn.
quarters has been postponed on seeoSus
W several Of the members being unable
~ attend A new date will be set latsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

You can never convince An ignorant
man that loud talk isn't better imam
logic or eloQuence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
$50 sixty Days

Joe Mercer q: Tr3"d ;yi.!c. VAS fined
$50 and costs and Sc.:i.ncei % serve %
days IN the county i2t. on a Charge OF
operating an autom"ols Will" ;ntoN-
Gated Mercer was arrested by OttLcer
Wood following n collision between MS
,Sa- and that OF ". <. EdGrlaa NGGneS-
day night ~ no Island. y ft7e % -
AMI costs or co days was imposed uH"n
l,drrran for parking his ear IN the
wrong side Of the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

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