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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-24
D ESPEREY AND
PERSHING WRITE
m GOLDEN BOOK

Havre, France.-Marshal FRAN
chet DEsperey and General Per-
shiIg, after the reception given in
the latter's honor at the city hail.
were both requested to inscribe
their names in the Golden Book OF
the Local Association of Wounded
and Other Fighters of the Great
War
TO those who do not forget that
war is less onerous than servitude. g"
was the dedication written by Fran
Chef DEsperey above his sigma
tuTe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-24

cast are George Hernandez, Will
liam Buckley, Sid Jordan, E. C.
Robinson and Bill West. George
+. Marshall directed the picture.
After Your Own Heart" will be at
the Majestic theatre for two days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-24

tween two ranches, and from the
dispute over this water-hole he
wove a stirring western picture and
put into it a pretty romance.
Ora Carew is Mix's leading wom-
an in this picture Others in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Correspondents Form
Armament Council

washington, Sept. IA council OF
fourteen Washington Correspondents
composed OF officers OF the seven He"s-
pspermens clubs, and departmental or
carnations here. was formed today 70
advise and assist government ornciai
in the arrangements Of publicity fach-
tiles at the conference on limitation OF
armament.
Tho new organization adopted inc
name OF the American press council ana
arranged to confer In tho near ruture
with President Harding and Secretary
Hughes, 10 outline suggestions regard
ing the allotment OF presa space Al tae
conference the housing and entertain
ment of visiting correspondents. tho is-
suance OF correspondents credentials
and similar problems. Both the presi-
dent and Mr.. Hughes have expressed
desire to hear resolutions on tho suo)ec'
r. V. Oulahan. Of tho New lorS
Times. president Of tho Overseas WRIT
era, was chosen chairman OF the coun-
ell: Robert T Barry. OF tho Philadelphia
Public Ledger. who Is chad OF tho stand
ing committee OF correspondents or con-
yress. vice chairman: and Amery MARKS
Of tho washington Times. president OF
the National Press club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
GET DICTAPHONE
RECORD Of ALLEGED
MURDER CONFESSION

Los Angeles CaIi:.. Sep. l3.-EXcerp's
% conversation alleged 10 have taken
place AS "iyh' iu The county jail be-
.ween Chandler SpraEue. reporter for
n. los Angeles Examiner, and Arthur
- Burrh. Indicted with Mrs. MadalynnO
pbeuchain. for the murder of J, Bolton
Kennedy. broker. we're made public here
:rrlght by ". =. poraa. che: deputy
district attorney.
Tn. conversation. Nj. poran stated.
-...a,"d 20 a.Copyrirhtod article pub
,.shed today IN ;he Los Angeles Exam
liner. in which Spragu" asserted under
his signature that BurCh on August
- confessed TO him ;he saying ~ Ken
nedy August ).
Mr.. poran said the conversation ne
tween Sprague. who told he was called
before the Los Angeles county Hrano
Jury, and RurCh. took place IN Rnr'h :
cell IN the county jail. and was "htaincd
'nrcugh he efforts OF Malcolm MHl-tren'
a detective. whu has che investigation
~ ,hr Kennedy tragedy IN chhrr" i"r
.hr Gi~,ric, attorneys office.
MrIrarcn. Dcran added obtained rec
ord or the Burch-SpragUe conference
as, might by means OF device ;"r re-
cording conversations. and ma. a'dr"
by stenoCrarhar. ne worked forty
minutes IN making Image transcript
,Ion. Eh!ch already had become part OF
:hs orticla, records in tho case.
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Pershing Will Choose
Body TO Be Returned

Paris Sept l3.--There arc !. 800 un-
identified American soldiers buried in
France. or about per cent ~ the total
Of the American dend in the world war.
From this number Genera! John J.
PershinE may choose the American un-
known soldier To take back TO the
United S'atra on board Of the cruiser
Olympia for burial in his native soil.
Most of tho American unknown dead
were killed In the Argonnr drive and
buried In tn" RomaGne cemetery, al
though fen Of them liz at Rony and
N tho Bclleau Wood.
Tho graves registration bureau in
Paris has not been Informed just how
General Pershing intends 20 proceed in
choosing the body bu; although GcNern'
Pershing Will visit all the American
cemeteries IN France. tho expectation Is
that the body OF the Unknown S"'h'"r
Will be taken from the Romhgn' Enr'2i
grounds. II - thought that tho gray
from which the body Will be diSiutrrrcd
will be picked hy ono OF the As private
soldiers representing each state Of the
American union. who will accompany
General Parshing.
The French army il To he represent.
10y veterans from Ncrdun. Mtnistr" ~
War Rarthou, ard Marshals F"'h ana
FAyollo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Plans Prepared for
Unemployment Meet

washington. Sept 1S-Formai call FOR
I've National Unemployment conference
n Washington will probably be Issued
hv President Harding soon after MS re-
turn from New York. administration or
n,.,a,s said tonight. The plans. officials
added. have been personally completed
and have been sent by wireless 70 the
Yacht Mayfower so that President
Harding can discuss Thorn with Mr.
Hoover before the return TO Washing
ton.
\ definite date for the conference WAS
sal TO be st!u undecided although sep
,,.,:h,.r 26 now appeared most probable.
\rcertances ara understood to have
!.c,, received by Secretary Hoover from
,h, thirty conterees who Will represent
he country 81 the conference. Among
,hnsa who will attend II has been In
diCa,sd. are Samue! Gompers. president
nf the American Federation OF Labor:
John [. Lewis. president Of the United
Nine Workers OF America. and Charles
NJ. Schwab. chairman Of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation.
whether Secretary Hoover Will par
,icipats in the deliberations. II Is De-
neved will depend upon President Hard
ing. who may have him az chairman or
tho conference or request him TO attend
merely in his official capacity.
resident Harding. Il Is understood
may open the conference himself &C
:!ng the conferees with the prob
ON. before .hem. and then turn tho
whole matter over 70 them for action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
COUNCIL TO ATTEND
EDGWOOD FESTIVAL
Lawn Fsts and Block Dance Tonight
Auspices Park Improvement
Association.

Members Of city council will attend
a lawn frtc and block dance at Edgwood
this evening In a body. the affair being
given under the auspices Of Edgwood
Park improvement association. Tho
Ifia'r was given last evening and will
be repeated this evening.
communication waS read in council
last evening from residents Of Edgwood
asking for the cIty's support in main
,ain!ng tho park. and asking them to
attend the affair this evening.
The communication stated that prior
TO February. 1920. two prominent cit-
gems. W. H. Hoge. Sr.. and Anton Rey-
mann. set aside some property in Eds-
wood 10 be used as park. Later an
organization was formed by cittzens OF
Edgwood and called the EdgwOod Pnrk
Improvement association. for the pur-
pose OF raising sufficient money TO
grade tho ground, plant trees. build
benches and walls and build a fountain.
Council received end filed the COM
muniCat!un. and on motion accepted the
Inv!tntion to attend the lawn fete this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
First Guard Company
Is Formed at Logan

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. 1.-THE
Rrst permanent company Of West Viz
g!nia's renrgan!2cd national guard.
formed at Logan. was inspected Their"
today for federal recognition BY Colonel
F b. Shaw. detailed by tn" war depart
ment TO assist In organization work In
this state. u was announced tonight, ny
AdIutant General John II CharnoCk.
Colonel Shaw. viii return 10 Charleston
tomorrow and report on his inspection.
Genera! Chsrnock said.
Henry s Walker ~ captain OF tho
Logan company AMI charles j. Everett,
first lieutenant. both having been com"
misS!oned by Governor l.. F. Morgan.
Tho company will be placed on active
duty IN Logan county az soon as Il
meets the requirements Of the War de-
partmen,. General Charnock said.
One or more companies will be organ
lied in Charleston before the end Of this
week. General Charnock said adding
that companies are also being formed at
Huntington and Williamson and they
will likely he mustered into service with
In the next few days he said
All haste Is being made to complete
tn. organization Of complete regiment
In the state. General Charn"Ck said TO-
nirh.. Three companies are 70 he or
Ean!zed Immediately at Huntington and
a: least one at MorRantown. Captain
j. Foster Temulcton. of Huntington has
heen recommended to tho governor for
appointment as Lieutenant colonel w.
T.. Eubanks. Of Wclch. Vas already been
commissioned colonel.
Huntington and Charleston Will each
have two rife companies m a machine
gun company. Under federal regula-
lions companies may be organized with
a minimum strength Of 30 men and lit
tie trouble Is anticipated By officers In
recruiting local companies Of exceed
that strength" General CharnoCk said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Illinois Mine Region
War Not Yet Ended

Flizabethtown, ILL.,. Sept lS.-Adju-
tant General Frank 9. Dickson''. com
mittes tonight completed It's inVesd-
sation Of the Rosiclare nour-spar mine
strike. with the exception OF tho tes-
timony Of Ed Carh!nc. union organizer
which IA to he taken tomorrow at caro-
Ill.
Evidence Was seen today that tn"
permanent peace hoped for may not I've
established. Tents OF tho Rosiclaro
refuge and colony. torn down ton days
ago, when their camp outside or
El.zahethtown was abandoned. sprung
up again today. General Dickson TO-
night, demanded an explanation from
union mon regarding tho re-establish-
ment OF tho camp
At Cavein Rock. ten miles M inc
river, reports were circulated that tht
miners union leaders would attempt 10
hold a meeting Thursday. despite the
threats OF townspeople that no pubic
gathering would be permitted
The imported guards were still aC-
tive here tonight. although officials
last night promised the committee they
would DO withdrawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Double Tragedy Of Couple
Who Welded at Wellsburg

Pittsburgh. Sept. l3.-Thh bodies Of
Matthew Miller, age 60, and his wife.
Mrs. Julia Ryan Ni.!"r. aged b.. wrro
found c,ISr"i in each otTcrs arms IN Il
hotel room hero today Both had been
shot ami n" police SAID that Miller had
killed MS w!fa ana then himself.
According To tho police. the MllcrS had
not been living together. but there Was
nothing IN tho pHp.rH found m the room
70 indIcn'" Why they had Enmc :" the
hotel or thai would throw light on tn"
direct caus" OF the tragedy.
A marriage lc"nS" was found in
Mll!cr's clothing and showed that Mat
thew Miller and Julia Ryan We're mar
RED at WcllsburS. w. Va. january a
1920. A Baltimore and Onto Railroad
PASS issued ~ Matthew Miller, his wifi"
and lu-ycAr- son, Daniel. from Pitts
hurGh 10 Cleveland and return, was also
found In Mill"rs clothing. II IS believed
that he was employed by the railroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
xrruRNs PROM IRELAND

Enrouto from Europe to st. Edward :
college at Huntington. w. Va. Rev
Father Joseph McKernan. vice president
Of that institution. has been stopping
q, Cathedral residence here for the past
several days IN company with Rev
Father William Lee and Row. Father
Michael OReilly members OF the faculty
OF ST. Edwards. These men have been
visiting at their old homes In EuroI.
for several months and will resume
their duties NJ st. Edwards the latter
part Of this week. During the coming
month a number OF priests recently or
ia ned VII arrive from Ireland I" take
1.a ,hsir work In various sections OF the
Wheeling diocese.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
AMERICA MAY GET
GERMAN ZEPPELIN

London, Sept. 13.-Reports that the
American and British governments may
arrange for the transfer OF one "t
Sircat Rrlta!n's remaining airships 10
American ownership to rcplar" tee
wrecked ZR-". have received some Gre
d"nce in American official circles mere,
where II Is stated tho American govern
mcnt, some time prior to contracting
for the ZR-2. considered tho 'lcSirah!lity
Of obtaining ono OF tho former Ger
man Zeppciins for experimental anu IN
structional purposes.
When those German air fighters "r~
turned over 70 tho allies. ltalY. France
and England received ono each ard
America mona Great Britain's Zeppc'
lin. the LII. is the largest rigid air
ship in existence now TINT the ER-2
IA gone Her cubic capacity is @.42o, 90"
feet, or 3SH.hnn feet loss than III" Hlt-2'
The length Of the LII is 143 f"et
as against Cos feet FOR the ZR-2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Hour Of Remembrance
By Service Star Legion

Cleveland. Sept i3..-An "hour OF re-
membrancr" In honor ~ those who
lost their lives dur!rg; the world war
was the i"aiur" II III" "pcn.ng days
session ~ the fourth annual convention
Of the S"rNirc Star Legion here todny.
Several hundred school children
dressed in yellow - represent The gold
star Delegates. participated in the rere
monies when wrr" r0uGUG'cd by the
cry ~ tl"'"lsnd Precious :" the se:N-
'rcs In" hrIcgal"r w." ':k'n IN M
nut"m"hli" t"Wr. rnn:IE' tmcy attended
Il mUSIcaic
40 business w:,i conducted today.
after AL d:c*srS - v':'"'nc and re-
%n"rs"s and thr Lrprjm;ncnt nf COM
w.''rr$ IA" convention WIS adjourned
Until '":u"rr"w. Il VIII continue
lMrnNEh Er.lAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
PAYMENTS RETURNED

Mexico City. Sep. l3--FaymentS mad"
by various oil companies IN compliance
n!;h Pres dcn; OhrrGnn's cXp"r; tax de-
cree Of June :. las. were returned YES
r.riay by the EovSrnment III accordance
with an agreement said TO h:tT" been
rca Ched las, week with the FIVE .incri-
can oil company heads who visited here
Such taxes as were paid were proper
tionateIy small as compared with the
usual payments. rs tho larger companies
had postponed their payments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
RED CROSS OFFICIAL
MAKES FLOOD SURVEY

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. l3--Major s
A. Shaw, held director OF the American
Red Cross. has been ordered TO make
survey Of the San Gabrie! river hood
conditions, and left for Taylor today
Before leaving San Antonio. he said the
relief work Was progressing smoothly
here
one additional body. that OF q negro
woman. was found late today making
the total known drowned NIFTY
An unofficial estimate today or the
loss In the business district was t.-
600 900 to s6.oo0.oOo. city officials how
aver said that they did not believe tina,
the total financial loss would be more
than 33.U00,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
CONVENTION p1sApr1ovEs

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept. lS.-The con.
.vent,on Of district number five. United
Mine Workers. disapproved here today
on It's own committees recommendauou
OLA resolution TO provide that only
American citizens to be admitted as
delegates 10 the district convention
after some Of the delegates recited al
legged difficulties they encountered IN at
tempting u take out citizenship papers
Action OF district number five oth-
ctals taken against a temporary rival
organization established in the region
a year ago. when charges were made
against the recognized association. was
approved by large vote OF the dele
gates. Adjournment Of the convention
was expected to be taken Late tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
BANKERS
GATHERING FOR
ANNUAL MEET

larkersbI-g. W. Va. Sep, Is --lInnk-
eFS from all '!"uS ~ '.r state arc
arriving FOR ~" :wcu,N-ciEh:h annual
convention &c the Yves. Virginia Sla,r
EankrrS' association. which wi, br N
| session he~r "Wednesday and Thursday
Secretary Joseph III. ~ Charleston.
~h" j. a.su the SAFE hauiliug commits
Si"ncr. arrived This evening ana has
established headquarters. while a NAM
Der "f bankers from distant sections
~ the state rarne IN on ate trains. II
Is expected there WI, be severa, hun
dred bankers ard visitors here for Tho
meeting l'residen: II n Lewis. 81:
Charleston. will he hero and preside"
Governor T. r. Morgan. nr Charles
ION: Former Governor John J. rornwe!!.
Of Romucy: L. Senator Irwin" l.
I.snroot. "c Wisconsin. and Benjamin
Anderson. economist. OF the Chase
National Eank New York. arc the r:in-
C!pa! speakers. Former Governor Corn
we'll ~ coming here n attend Reunion
az the Richie county Association. and
has also accepted an invitation TO ad-
dress the bankers.
Features Of the nrst morning session
will he the addresses OF benjamin An
derson and Governor Morgan. and the
report OF Secretary Joseph Hill, and the
afternoon the principal feature WI" be
the addresses Of Senator I.cnroOt. This
will be followed by representatives. from
tho district chairman. from the various
districts IN order: w II. Irvine. Wheel
ing: George E. Work. ParkersburB; !. ".
Leblanc Huntington: w. B. Hines
White sulphur Springs: Bernard Me-
Claugherty, RMeiield; Oscar 9. Wit,
Clarkshurg. and W. W. Woods. or
Thomas.
Tomorrow evening tho state bankers
will be the guests of NJ. y. Kendall.
former state banking commissioner. now
connected with Pittsburgh bank. al his
home here and on Thursday evening
reception and dance will he held at tho
Country club FOR tho members. An auto
mobile ride through the ci;H and other
entertainment has been provided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
| 100000 Volts Generated
in General Electric Plant

Pittsnelda, Mass, Sept. 13.-At the
Plttsfield plant OF tho General Electric
company today. for tho first time in
history. the tremendously high voltage
Of one million volts was obtained, gene
rated and transmitted by engineers OF
the company. working under tho direc.
ton of the chief engineers Of the plant.
This dramatic advance In electrical de-.
yeIopment, the result OF moro than 30
2:30 o'clock this afternoon, according to
an official report. but information was
withheld until late tonight. Officials
said that much valuable data was gath
cred indicating the commercial posi-.
bilit!es of such a high voltage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
B. & 0, ROAD WANTS
TO RELOCATE TRACK
Petition Held Up Pending AdJustln snt
Of Seventeenth Street Work

When tho baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
asked city council last night 10 grant
them permission 70 change the location
OF tracks at McColloch and Thirty
second streets. that switch can be
moved ono foot further north owing 70
trains side-swip!ng at this point. Coun-
Gilman fancy moved that tho request
be hold up until the railroad company
officials meet with the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed several weeSs ago from council.
on motion by Councilman Kress in an
effort to have the tracks on Seventeenth
street fixed.
Councilman Cunningh moved that
the communication OF the railroad COM
pany be turned over 70 this same COM
mit.ee. which Is composed OF Mayor
Thomas F. Thorer. City Manager II. G..
Crago and City Solicitor J. J. P. o'Br'en,
Councilman Cunningham stated that tho
railroad company was using new pro-
cess 4, the Forty-fcth street crossing
which. II II works successful. Will save
considerable money FOR tho railroad and
tho company. and win at once use this
on Seventeenth street He stated no
had been watching this closely and BE-
l!eved Il would be a success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
FIREMEN TO MEET

4 special meeting Of Local Union No.
81. international F.r"mcn and Oilers.
hAS hrcr "a!!rd 70. tH's evening at 80
o'clock 1t me iarEH hR!, in the Mutua !
RHnk briid mr.. Al this ;imc the prOpo-
sI:i"n offered BY tho cOmpa Mes IN con-
ncct:1n L. 4 new wage scale vii! be
considered.
II this offer is accepted hy the nre-
mrn ma oilers = Will mean that they
VII! not need tho arbitration board 10
settle the wage question. All members
are urged 20 be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
INDICTED FOR MURDER

Jacksonville. Fla. Sept. - John
Fop". local attorney. and Frank Raw
!!nEs. OF Chicago. were jointly indicted
for murder in the hrs: degree this AZ
.errOon. by the Duval county grand jury
a. result OF the shooting to death 4
week ago Sunday night o. George II
Hickman manager OF a local vaudeville
theatre. during an attempt 70 rob Kick
man OF tho box office receipts Raw
lngs - charge with firing the shot that
killed Hickman and Is said by tho polio"
20 have confessed that Pope planned the
robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
GERMAN GIRLS WARNED

Berlin. Sent. 1.-THE American offic-
!Ils at Cohlenz have issued Il written
warning 10 the German civilian popuia-
ton that German girls should refuse
proposals Of marriage from common SOL
dicrs unless the girls are provided the
sufficient money to convince the Amer
!ran authorities that they VII! not be-
come state charges according 10 a de-
Sparch to the Rhcnish Westfa!!sch
2eitung Tho warning adds that the
cost OF living Is much higher in America
than abroad. and the c"mplon soldiers
pay Is insufficient TO support a wife.
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Making Selections for
international COurl

Geneva. Sept. l3.-The competition.
amounting - about thsrtE-fre OUT or
he forty-e!s"t states. members OF tho
league OF nations. for the eleven seats
on the bench OF the International court
Of Justice. and for tho four seats In the
council Of tHe league. gave more life to
the sessions OF the assembly today than
has been shown all through the drag
cling elaboration on the work OF the
league.
The aims OF tho league leaders 70
have represented on the bench OF the
international court all the principal
geographical divisions OF the world. as
we'll "a ali races. have been somewhat
complicated by the states 10 ee repre-
scented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
PLAN SYNOD sEss1oN

Rev. J. p. Leyenberger, who has been
in Fa,rmont comforting with DIR. r..
Bates Turner in regard TO the program
for tho annual meeting Of West virginia
synod OF Presbyterian churches. has re-
turned home Tho synod Is scheduled
70 be held IN Clarksburg from october
IS 20 20. Rev. IeyenberEer holds the
ONCE "a clerk OF the synod. while Or.
Turner 4. tho presiding officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
BIG STEEL PROJECT.

MartlnshurC. W. Va. Sept. l3-The
hackers Of tho Hancock Steel company.
a concern organized several months
ago by capitalists from Mart!nshurg.
Hancock New York, and Wilmington. ut
n rocen; meeting hero. decided to In
crease the Ccmpany's capital from $780,
100 to s3.600.00o.
The company has purchased tract
of twenty acres IN Brosius. W. Va. near
Hancock, Md. and plans 10 erect huge
iron and steel plant. in which $500 men
will he employed. The plant will he
situated along the main lines Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company.
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LEAVE TO ATTEND
BUS PERMIT HEARING
p,aaon OF ultimate Bus Company
Comes Up at Charleston
To-Day

Ben F. Mackev. head OF tho Ultimate
Ru, company o. Martins Forty, win
Attorney George c. Beneke. who repre-
sen,s the bus company, left last night
ror Charleston to appear today IN the
hearing. before the State Highway com
mission, on the bus company's petition
10 operate its busses in Wheeling
The petition will be opposed by me me
wheeling Traction company. when VIII
be represented by Attorney John -
palmAr