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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
FROM VIRGINIA
AND THE TWO CtROLISAs

J~cnerson-S. II. Logan. Norfolk: J
NJ; peshies. N1rfolk: y. q. Robertson.
G; J.: ". Walters. christianaburg. NJ.
l.. Grey ana wife. Wtverly: u. W.
Switzerland. Mount olive, y. C.: Geo.
=. IcnncE irccns5Oru. y. T.. T.. L.
smith, i;aies%h: ". W. Williams. y.
AIRS. III. =. Crawl.y. AiartiIsv.ll.,
Mrs. HoGe Cgaw!ey. c!ty.
i~ii'!'m"nh-M V. PVyntz. Roanoke:
Mis. j. W. Carson. Norfolk; G.. q.
Dhgrins. chiiesDurr: Frank L.. Viii.
Norfolk. Fred. Driver. Yves, Boro:
.. VI. floys. Buttcrworth: ralph jcs-
SUP. Soutn MI: /: \. Jackson. Pal
y. ;. iiiEgins. Drndron; l.. A.. Rainy
and wife. l.hwr.nccville: j. j.. Troy.
south Boston: X. II. Dowdy. south
BOSTON: ~. w. B%arion. South Boston.
-: w: BryHn. OHford. y. G; ". ".
CFcws. oxford. y. g; j.. II. Britten
aud wife. Portsmouth: Geo. s. Collins.
stanton: Lam i.athrop. Norfolk: 4.
" oolward. Suffolk: l.. II NOrncct.
SGh"ik X. j. saunders. Suffolk: J..
~; Gleary,. WakGi"id; 2. J. Little.
y. Brown. X. G.: ". q. iarnum.
Charlotte. y. g.: j. s. D~cJarnet,e,.
Htannion; O.. O. Morgan. L~ynchburg;
X J. Green. Emporin; Ei. wychc.
hmporin. W. T.. Carter. city: q. G,
Eurswyn, Petersburg. =. Il. Dickson.
Norfolk; l.. &. GLrIard and wife.
south b9s'"n; airs; W. 4. Mccaniess.
south Hoston; Mrs. J. y. Tucker.
"oitn hUSton: L. &. Watkins. Raj.
"ish, y. G.: Ben. Lassitcr. oxford. y.
81 l.. l. ELAN. South Boston. Mrs.
y j. Lawson. South Hoston: II. !.
Norfolk: j. T.. Glove. Wilmington. 5.
G.; O.. J.. Williams. city. Fred Pet
chcll, city: g. G. Balzcr. Charleston.
.: y j.. Brcsspn, Charleston. <,
G.: Ernest H. cherry. Norfolk: X. T..
realty. Charlotte. X. c.: q. r. GIN.
Raleigh. y c.: K. y. l.ancs. city. r.
+. Helper. Millboro: o.. Il. Smith,
banvii!c. =. IL. Floyd. Buttcrworth.
HucI~rs-Ino Simpson. Greens
boro, =. C.: Geo. W. u%rQuhart. Lynch
burg. :. i. Smith. FcrncliC: IL. T..
~!!arwopd. LynchbIrg: O. II. Wesley.
city; T.. y. %ewcll. Hampton: Il. i.
Harris. E'nporia: j. y. Reynolds and
VIE. Danville; y. y. Ch~crencide.
Charlotte Courthouse :. -. E.clcs-
ton. Charlotte Courthouse; Mrs. 4.
~Scahury. Dnnvilie: J. L. Hall,
M~i.iiainspnTE; v. $. Sesar and wife.
q. II. Randall. Norfolk. John ~ lii.
Soy. North Carolina.
Nnrph,-"-Walt.r Wooicott. Raj
"igh. =. e.: Or. Geo. 9. Getaway. Nor
"""d' Mrs. Lewis Payne. Coving;on;
W. !. Skinner. G~rccnviMc, y. c.: Geo.
II Bowlcs, L~ynchburg; II. {. Newly.
Norfolk. John y. Carras, oxford. y.
e.; L. ". sutton, E%oydton; y $.
hlnch, Boydton; ~ J. Barnett.
iioyton: J. II Dixon and wife. Dan
vile: W. y. jordan. L~ynchburs: ".
9. Martin. Virginia: \. l.. Thompson.
Greensboro, y. G.; N.iu McEcrhn,
Carthage. y. C.: James l.. W'oodhousc,
"or;olk: q. Is. Gray. Norfolk: j. VI.
Mciannon, G~rccnvi!!c, y. G.: l.. n.
liumpnries, Front Royal: Mack
Pri;chett. Virginia; J. Z. Williams.
Norfolk I: Davis, virginia: Il. ".
Groves. N!Tg.n!a: walter iiitt, Viz
sInia; !. :. Macon. Virginia: /. J.
Bradley, = e.. J. +. Ito!aman, y. c..
pr. II. >. Daniels. Virginia.: W. q.
Horton, Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

chanscrs'-me chik! and me-so well
let You get through your inspection
first before we anlb!c over"
She flashed mo a sicni.ican; glance.
which returned with a grateful one.
Dicky must have seen both chances.
Tor he suddenly laughed:
III promise not to leave any scars.
or TO use Il stick thicker than INV
thumo.' nc said ~sardOuicIlly. but
] ask you now, as man TO woman.
w~ha'nlis the use of having Il wife
unless you 4 hold her responsible
when things happcn?'
VIII YOU stop gambling. and get
III; OF here" our little hostess de.
mandtd franticaliy.
Dicky seized me by the hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

ers were present at tho meeting.
which WAS the biggest In the history
OF tho organization.
business OF the association w>s
brought up and practically the same
officers reelected. Jimmie" +.
Cline prominent local automobile
dealer. was elected president.
The association appropriated 800
for a life membership in the Virginia
Good Roads Association. Resolution
OF cooperation with the Good Roads
association were also adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
s-SparklingEy Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
D Ohio Physician

- Edwards for ~ years treated
! cores OF women for liver and bowel all.
ients. During these years he gave tc
! 5 patients a prescription made Of a
(H well-known vegetable ingredients
led with olive oil, naming them
Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
Low them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-worlcrs or
The liver and bowels. which cause a
E,Nmal action, carrying off the waste
End poisonous matter in ones system.
N If you have a pale face, sallow look.
FduIl eyes, pimplcs. coated tongue, head
3aches, a l~!stless. no-goo1 feeling, all on.
of sorts, inactive bowels. you take orc
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time ana note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men talk.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablcts-the SUE
,~cessfui substitute for calomel-now ana
then just To keep them fit. 15c and 3Oc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

display To me but once or twice be-
fore.
Please let me attend to this. my
dear he said quietly. hen turned to
Jim.
My dear chap he said cordially,
suppose We talk this over first. Re-
I've just got here. and Know
nothing. about this. Katie" his voice
WAS crisp, percmp;ory: go 10 your
room and walt for jim"
l held my breath. wondering what
katic would do. But after one quick
~ drawn breath. one long. steady
lance at DiclEy. che turned on her
heel and obcycd him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
win yuccinn,c Children.

The children attending the public
schools Of tn" city VIII b. vaccinatod
ire. OF charge at thcIr school today
and tomorrow. The vaccine viii be-
furnished hy the Health Department
and AVE physicians have been Np-
pointed 20 visit tn" schools ;his wccl.
and vaccinat" all children who nave. a
Written request from their parents.
The I've schools which VIII be visited
by the phyHlcIaus ar. as follows:
Armstrong, Bellevue Junior High ana
b~"lcyuc Special. MaUry. Springfield
and William FOX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
IN AND OuT OF TOwN.

Miss Ian" SIrndwick aud Miss Mary
Taylor arc sailing some time
y May 10 spend some time with rel
lives abroad.
Mrs. Robert Wavcrly Hicks has re
Tnal to her home in Norfolk. ~ r
stay O: several days IN this city.
Miss VI. Lancaster James viii leave
ris week for Atian.'" C!iy, whcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

y dance Will hc giyon IN the Tray
BOY studio tonight by the cadet
orr OF the Bencd!ctine College. An
Invitation TO attend the dance has
been extended 10 the commissioned
officers OF the John Marshall High
school cadet corps. THIS viii be one
OF INC largest dances the Bcncdic.lne
students have given this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

DR.. j. w. Williams. n former resi-
dent Of Richmond aud now living at
Louisa. Va. is reported TO be recov-
crinC after an Illness Of several days
Mr. Williams hopes TO be able to take
up ms work a:a!n in 4 short while.
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Mt:I:rINns.

Tho Doro,hca rayn" Madison Chap
IT. y. :. l.. &. Daughters OF 1872.
.ill meet in the jefferson lIotc! his
iorntng ~ II O'Clock.
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Meet In Uarton Heights,

The North Richmond Citizens AS
soc!htior Will hold their regular
monthly meeting in tho BARTON
Heights School tonight at Sis O'Clock.
All members OF the association are
ccQuested 10 be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
SAFE MEDICINE FOR

Foley's Honey and Tar is Il family
pend upon. II will not upsc; a doIi-
cate stomach and children ike IL.
Mrs. Agnes Earnoa. 20S r.. am ST.
alioonit, Pa. writes: II gave Fo!cy's
ii"icy ana Tar 20 my baby for cruup
and 1t helped her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

is nonyfno with good taste to he smart woman. n relics largely o
me beauty OF her fabric and the correct ines Of n silhouette. Tho coat
is a version f the spring mode. which fas most naturally into this
Of simplicity. an 1t nay be developed n II number IF dclghtfu l
ways. III frock at The left ssuncs Ill the trimness OF n coat by extending
us biouse In " little pcpluns in front n adding a surplhc waiScoat
me Infusion is furthcrcd in back by running rows OF braid N smulationI
peplums. NJ frock a the risnt suggests h chcnisc treatment, but
emphasizes it's hipline b y cmbrOtdcrng h blouse heavily in silver thread
TO contrast sharply with The plain wrappc skirt. Crepe Narocai or Can
crepe would be very charming for hi surplce frock. with the colar of
eorsett crepe or organdle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

WINCHESTER. VA. March 10
Mouldin. members of weil-k now
families, were married here ycster.
day by the Rev. f.. ". Richardson. OF
the southern Methodist Church.
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WEDDlNGS~-E

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March lG.
William iiughlctt and Mrs. Bessie
Jones. both OF this city. were married
here. by the Rev. 81. l.. Iiout. at his
residence, The bride is a widow and
is Il daughter OF M-. David uaislip. of
lrrcderickSburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

LfNcilBUHG, VA. March 10
Henry Edmunds stephens and Miss
Esther Marshall. OF lower Campbell
County. wece married Saturday at
Brookncal, by Rev. DR.. W. +. Fisher,
of the Baptist Church. They vent for
an extended bridal trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

residence OF Robert Smith. on Bel
mont ard vas performed by DR.. Cecil
v. Cook. pastor OF First Baptist
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

LYECIECRG, VA. March 10
James J.. watson. OF Lynchhurr. and
Miss EirEte Virginia Rice. of bedford
County. wcr" married Saturday At
the homo here OF Rev. T.. T.. Arthur.
pastor Of Fairvlew Methodist Church.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March
l".-Nnnounccncnt was made here
today of the marriage h.rc, on Febru-
AIRY 10 OF James X. T~ankcrSlcy. OF this
city. and Miss MadEe Ward. of Stauu-
ton. The ceremony occurred at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
BARTON MINER
ENDS HIS LIFE
WITH BU[LET
NO CAUSE FOUND FOE SUICIDE or
SPAsoJE KoPRNKA.
Game Recently From Cambr4dSe-Aad
Money and Enjoyed Good Health.

Spas0je koprinka. aged Al. coal
/ m,ncr at Glencoe. Ohio committed SUI
eide about ten o'clock Sunday morning
! by shooting himself with thirty-two
| calibrc revolver. lie fired three shots,
one entering his neck. ono his chest.
and the third going wild. Within few
minutes after the act. tho body was
found by Deputy Sheriff James How"lls,
Of ,;lcnror. and taken 10 tho Johnston
undertaking parlors at ST. 'lairSvi!ic.
The dead man, who was unmarried.
/ came Ia CiIcncU" 4 few days ago and Tor
three days had been employed ut the
Nahcr tollrrICs company Nh. mine.
He camo thcr" from Cambridge t>."'
md appcareh To y" in excellent hehlth.
hnying plenty OF money and apparently
M CAUSE for dependency. At tho home
| of :, cousin. with whom he was living.
/ Ec att breakfast a. eight o'clock. seem
! ing 10 hr in jnvial spirits. About hh1t
after eight. h" went Up ON the hillside
d,r,rtly hark Of the house. where. later.
IN plain view of IN" house and several
folks on the railroad track, he nrcd the
rc,ol,rr Tine body rolled perhaps n
hundred yards and when found the
wr,ron was tightly clutched i'll the
dead mans hand.
Eorn in Trieste. Austria. the man has
hccu resident of tho United States f"r
quite some time. his first naturalization
papers. which we're found IN pocket
bearing tn" date Of 1908.
coroner clyde llArdcSty. of Fridge
port WILL hold an inquest over the body
tins morning at ten O'CLOCK at inc
Johnston undertaking establishment \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
WARDEN AWAITS ORDER
TO REMOVE GRIFFITH
Prisoner Serving Two Life Terms for
Murder Goes on Trial This Week.

Warden J. Il. Terrell stated last even
Ing that as yet he has no order from
Judge O'Bri"n Of the Mason county CIR
cult court directing him to remove w.
n, (Holly) Griffith 10 Point Pleasant for
trial on n charge Of numbering Ira
Roush. However. the warden IL pre-
pared 70 send the prisoner to Mason
county when directed TO do so.
For the third time in his life Griffith
will 20 on trial for murder at Point
Pleasant Thursday morning He was
serving life term IT Moundsville for
a murder IN Braxton county when he
ESCAPED from the pcnitentiary carly in
January. In making his escape he NOR
tally wounded Henry Lewis. prison en-
einecr. and in trial in Marshall county
for that crime was again sentenced TO
serve life in prison.
Griffith Is alleged 10 have murdered
Ira Roush on the river within the boun-
darins of Mason county while fugitive
from the state prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
ST. ALPHONSUS
: COMMENCEMENT

Tuesday morning. jan" - ~ "
q clock solemn high mass WI ne 'e.e
tra,ed AT 81 A!phon$u~ church.. WIN
Father Bouav-n,,!r" =. NJ. zap" is
cc.eorant. in connection WIN EEAdualion
exercises Of - AiphonSus Academy; IN
address 10 tn graduates Will FOLLOW
and diplomas WAL be conferred. Instead
yc the usual gold medals. gold class
rings will be awarded.
NJ this time gold meals vial %
awarded 10 these dong the best work IN
tSpewrl,.ng and various other branches
Of tho Junior WORK. Services Will con-
r!ude with osnediction o! the most
blessed sacrament and the Tie l'eum
immediately upon conclusion OF the
exercises the graduates Will enjoy
breakfast in IN" cr,iI room OF the Col
unbia club, with Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Del and an efacien, stan serving.
Following are the names ot the grad
LaEs.
Alberta Louise Else. Mildred MAJ!
Tarrill. Mary Camilla Sonnefe!d. Ter
esa Elizabeth krcSS. sara Teresa Nc
Glans. Gertrude Marie Dryer. Mary
Catherine Madden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
ROYAL NEICHBORS
MEMORIAL. SERVICE
At ELM GROVE

over one hundred members anc
friends % the Morgan Chaplin Camp
Royal NCighbor. Elm Grove. wrr" pres
ent at the annual memorial service for
the deceased members Of Tho members
OF the order.
The principal speaker OF the evening
was Rec Harry Gilbert. pastor Of the
Elm Grove Christian church. who paid
a ftting enuasy 10 the members Of the
order who who PASSED to the great be-
yoad \ beautiful duet Fac" TO Face
was rendered by Mrs. Rcmeke and Mrs
Louis Committee 4 number 81 mus
cal selections were song by those attend
ancr.
The departed dead are IA follows,
Mrs. J. G. Caldwell Mrs. Lili;" Hunter
Mrs Bert VANS Mrs. l.. NermiliiOn
lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
McCLUSKEY LEAVES
Former County Highway Official Goes
to Parksrsburg Today

county Road Engineer. W o. ccClus-
key. Jr. will leave this morning TOR
ParkerSburg. where he will assume the
duties Of assistant division engineer or
the Third division. Mr.. McCluSkcy Will
return "Wednesday to wind up AFFAIRS in
the local office. He will begin work 1T
rarkcrSburg Thursday.
Alexander Hoffman will succeed Nc
Cluskey as county road engineer. Mr..
HOFFMAN held the position OF assistant
road engineer during Mr.. MCCiuskey's
tenure Of office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
SUNDAY cHu.pREN's DAY

"ChildrenS Day" will be observed on
Sunday. June -. at the First Freshy-
terrain church with a special service al
1915 O'Clock in the morning for the
Billie school. All members OF the
school. parents and friends are invited
An excellent program is being prepared
and the service will be 4 beautiful onY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
Lady Grateful for Help
Received

For /, years ! suffered tncrcASinly
with a stomach and liver trouble Bloat-
ing with gas distressed inc very much
and caused serious heart futterinG. All
medicine only relieved temporarily. |
gave M hop" ~ ever being cured. MY
druggist advised me onr day TO try
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. l am feel
ing like Il new woman since and can
now eat anything with no Ill results"
1t is Il simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucuS from the
intestinal tract and allayS the lniiam-
nation which causes practically NIL
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded h
Griest & co. and druggists, everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
WILSON UNDERGOES
OPERATION TODAY

A skin grafrins operation will be
performed at the Ohio Valley General
hospital tomorrow morning on Howard
A. Wilson OF the Wilson Investment
company. who was injured some weeks
ago in an automobile accident at Clays-
ville. Pa Or. r. L. Drinkard will per-
form the operation.
Mr.. Wilson sustained q severe lacera-
ton OF the knee in collision between
his LoSomobile and a Ford touring car
driven by John Reed of Washington. Pa.
Physicians in charge OF Mr.. Wilson's
, case say that a skin grating operation
will be necessary IL he Is to recover en-
rirely from his injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
WILL BE ORDAINED

Rev John Emmerth. formerly of r;dG-
wood will be ordained to the priesthood
as a member OF the Marist order at
Dominican college chapel in Washing
ton next Sunday. June IL. Many friends
and relatives Of Rev. EInmcrth from this
vicinity will attend the ceremony. On
June 10 Rev. Emmerth viii celebrate
his first mass at 81. MirhacrS church
in Edginton Lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
666 IS TOM MOORE'S
LUCk|EST NUMBER

II expect Officer SIS viii be my
greatest picture" Tom Moore declares.
'.Thc reason is that number 6GS has al
ways been an omen Of good forum" to
me When ! came to this country from
Ireland the number OF my cabin was
es6. The engine that pulled the first
train that brought US 10 c.trlfurnia was
666 | won Il gold watch one" on the
lucky number 6Ss. The number Of my
automobile license ends with SIS. We
had 666 takes with the camera in max
Ing this picture. and l hope there will
be SIS laughs in it for the public.
Officer 6SG" IL the goldwyn production
Of the stage play which comes to tho
Liberty theatre. for } days Today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
AUTO RACE FOR FAIR
FANS IS NOW ASSURED
;. Alsx sloan, Veteran Promoter OF Chi
caro- Will Be In ChArge OF Fair
Event

J. Alex Sloan has been engaged 10y the
West Virginia Fair Association /" ar
ranye the auto races l. b" staged on
tho last day OF the annual state fair ac'
cording to the stat" fair association OF
metals. and fans loving the gasoline
speed Karnes are now promised rare
treat.
Only protesslonatlS viii DC permitted {"
earticipate In the h'g event and the best
Of cars cbtalnaole will be used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

II was the HON" nt Il mother mouse and
her brood
closer examination disclosed that the
nest consisted OF Hrccnhacks ranging
In denomination from 81 to 3lO. Most
uf the bis were chcwcd up. Tho mother
mouse carried the bills 10 Feet. from IL
drawer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL HELDBY
N'MECHEN- BENWOOD KNIGHTS
OHIO EWS


TIfIln. Ohio. June 4.--Fort!-h\e srau
UatrS Will receive diplomas a lie'!u''-
berg coll"s' This year. a. eAeT'lseH Jun
Il The commencement address VIII L.,
delivered l.; pr. joel l.. hh?d"n. 90
Clrvr!cnd. lscv John {. llorn'"S "l -
Joseph. Nc. w!ll CIV. IN" annual 40
dress before the Christian hsH'' atioi'''
Tanning or tn" Shrew. VII! d. P,'
scented l.? The dramat' ''Nh' on '''
school campus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

To'rdu. Uh.G JUrc I.--Ihc annual
convention "f IN" Ohio Sriritui!iSl as
ISOLATION Will hc held n Tol.a" juno
III II. is and 10. II is announced. Even
,nr sessions viii I've open I" IN" pupHc.
John Slater. medium. will deliver and
..rrccivc MESSAGES" Other speakers in
c,uds Or, George T.. Warnr. CnicaS"'
national president Of the association;
Nov. Thomas ,;rimShaw and Rev. r. w.
Srrnrue, both II Detroit and Rev.
Harry T.. Rccrstltr OF Columbus. state
rc, SIdcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
nxu1cn COUNCIL NETT

church council meeting will be h.id
this evening a. ST. Marks Luthera1i
church. Elm Grove. at which AL mem
Le1s are URGED L" be present. 1uil at
tendance is urged for tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

brother OF the dead man. Joseph hop'
rinCa. resides At Short creek. W. Va
and has been notified vi the Tragedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

pcIrhoS. ohio. June .. 80. W n c
plumbers w,rc laying gas Line IN 4
restaurant "a, Spcnc"rNill". thy found
= large rrcrnlSh-l""kinG h'll IN Il closet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

To!"dn. ONO, Jun" o MOT" INA"
4 ann .,r, .>prc,cA tn attend III, depart
mental Am,rlran Legion '"n>"n'l"h
bcrc m. latter Part Of September. TN"
t,.rrr - based on estimates from
yrunrs,,vn. where the l9Gn rn:ncrlnS
MAS h"ld.
plan, are hing r.a!' r"N 20 list
ramrs Of ram.ii'> and IndividuaIs Will
ing TO provide. quarters for dr;cSatr>
and visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06

INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS.
O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
ARREST MOONSHINERS
IN BELMONT COUNTY

Belmont county deputy shrrirs ar
rested two mon late Wednesday night.
both being charged with violation or
tn" liquor laws.
Stove KitChOTich. who lives on a
Farm about four miles northeast OF ST.
,Iairsviin. was found with 4 stin. five
barrels OF rornmeal mash and about on.
gallon OF pickhandlc in ravin" near
his house When arrested. kitchovicl
wns operating the still. and had only
distilled about a gallon when the Of
nCers arrived. The still was VIII hidden
in a ravinn near the house and running
water was pIped 70 the place for the
purpose of keeping tho coils cool and
making the Disabling moro rapid.
Fred Sketch of Warnock was arrest
cd by Deputies lddings, Sloan and May
hugh. He was found with q quantity
Of wine in his possession. He will
probably he arraiEncd hcfor" Mayor
Davies in the near future on the cha re
Of manufacturing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
.BENWOOD MEN APPLY
FOR NATURALIZATION

Two petitions for naturalization were
nled yesterday with John H. Conrad.
deputy clerk Of the United States court
for the Northern district OF West Nlr-
ginia Both men applying were rest
dents Of Bsnwood and have been in
this country for Number OF years.
Frank Palcic. Austrian. was 'hr frS'
10 apply. He arrived in this "ountr"
on August 10. 1918. on board the steam
er Tyernia. He now residcs NJ %
Narahall street. Michele D"l"lst from
Italy. was the other who applied. IL"
arrived In this country On February IL.
1903 coming over on tho city OF TarIn"
He resides al 755 Main street.
Both o. theee men arr very anxious
70 got their pa pers but they vii! not
be given hearing until May. 49,.
which Is quite long limo for them
70 wait.