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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
STOCKS AND poNDs

~ HIOCks AND mkOS
WILL MY LIBERTY bonds
Will. SELL.
~. r. !. Tractor.
Johnston Piston n Ring.
10 Alaska steamship co.
100 simplex Auto Wheel.
1000 Davis Car Co.
1000 western Smelling a Power.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
MAX wiNKf.rR
az Union ut - Elliott 0ss0.
o. BUSINESS OPPORTVNITIKa
CASH GROCERY: NEW sTocK:
cheap rent; worth about Ss.soo.
offer i7i9 broadway.
to-itooM HOTEL. f'URNihHED. Los
Gated In fine country town. Terms
exchange for income property.
SMALL RooMING HOUSE ron
raie ch~np, NJ 2lt Ninth ave.
sho9n nooMiNa HOUSE. 400;
- PERSONAL
A REAL GOOD sHAMPoO WITH
pure Boccabeiii castillo soap. asc.
FACE Masrsfs. with choice Of four
iS completes booths. Modern saair-
TnE BUTLER SCHOOL or
HAIRDREssfk0
Phone for appointment Elliott l5s0.
ruBEncuLosfs CLINIC
Every. Monday and Thursday.
Phone Eas, Orr
pARsoNyAI. INSTITUTE
RADIANT LIGHT cABiNATE FOR
ins. Elsetro-therapy. chronic and
acute diseases Phone East 0s72
D'ARsoNvAL INsTITuTE
sos n. Pine 81. Cor. broadway.
STEAM AND SHOWER bATHG
private: soc; TIVE together. zoe,
urdsy. ,toie .. m. ics isth ave.
wANTED-so CHILDREN DAILY
at Mrs. Harness Chi1dren's Hair
Cutting Shop. so< Union. Five
years with Bon Masche.
MEcHANo-T
apy treatments. I'll Epier Bidx,
Second ave. At Marion. Hours 10
ders. bstiis Creek m.shcds ~
LIST ave Main 325l.
ELECTRIC blanket or METd-
Gated bath, with treatment. tl.be.
1891 EIRhth ave Main t7ss.
THE NAN CALLED DAD. Al
Franks hoo yard. please answer
this nd. H-s. star.
SAFE niABETTc FLOUR GAR
HunsE-hrs A. wIiisssssa- sunssi
GEORGE WATT. HEALER MOVED
TO z7T Taylor ave. Elliott zi75-J
- CHATTEL loans
Money 60 loan London Jswsfry Co.
Entabiish~d 1880. ios ,ud ave. 4.
1ee RxAL ESTATE HDAN0
Money for farm ard acreage ISes4
RrrAE Farm NT1. Co. 1873 os4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18

FULLY EQUIPPED AND STOCKED
with 1000 laying hens. Jersey COW
and heifer: 10 acres good land: 6
cleared. balance surfaced: 6-room
house. harm, brooder house 1sxs0.
? chicken houses z0xs0. garage:
30 fruit trees: all kinds berries;
water piped from spring into all
buildings: complete set small farm
tools. Ford car, etc: close to store.
grade and high school $4,000:
TIE ". r. MORSE co.
. <1s Leary bldg. Elliott 1855.
$50 DOWN, SIS a MONTH--READ
this carefully. Have. several nice.
comfortable homes. on large tracts
OF best garden land. and just right
for q chicken ranch. Nov In the
time to get started for spring.
Prices 1900 TO $1,000. Close In,
only IS minutes from Pioneer
square; one fare: city water;
lights: schools; churches; graded
s(reets: sidewalks. Take Lake
Burien car, At Occidental and Yes
Ter. to Ninth 8. w. and W. Elm
grove St Open every day and
Sunday, 10 a. m. to I p. m.
~ mai MT ri ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
LUMP COAL
In sl lsss $780,
GARFIELD <2s1

ACREAGE 70 ACREAGE
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
Million Packets OF
Flower Seeds Free

We believe In flowers around the
homes of the South. Flowers brighten
mn the home surroundings and give
pleasure and satisfaction to those who
have them.
We have filled more than . million
packets of seeds, Of beautiful yet
easily grown flowers to be given to
our customers this spring for the
identifying of their homes.
Wouldn't you like to have i've
packets of beautiful flowers tree?
you CAN GET THEM! Hastings
1891 catalog Is q 116-page handsomely
illustrated seed book with twenty
beautiful pages showing the finest W.
rieties in their true natural colors.
It ID full Of helpful garden. flower and
farm information that II needed In
every home. and. too, the catalog tells
you how to get these flower seeds alb
solutely free.
Write for our 1891 catalog now. It
n the finest, most valuable and beau
tiful seed book ever published. and
you will be mighty glad you've got It.
There is no obligation to buy any
ding. Just ask for the catalog.
Il. G. HASTINGS CO., sEEDsMEN,
ATLANTA, "a.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21

Hon. John G. Woolley, LII. D., or
ator, author and reformer, will de-
liver an address at the N. E. Church,
segth. AtexTl s At ! Sc 8v aa @ond.3
ject of his discourse being, when
Good Men and Women Rule the
World" The lecture is understood to
deal with the question Of national
prohibition, in which effort is made
to combat the influences SO busily
at work to secure annullment of the
prohibition law now so effective
throughout the Union. There will be
no admission charged, but collection
will be taken up to aid in furthering
the work championed by Mr.. Woolley.
It may be mentioned en- PEASANT that
Mr.. Woolley is a man Of national
reputation and was once nominated
by the Prohibition Party for President
Of the United States.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
THE oUAPAw INDIANS.

The third number Of the series Of
entertainments scheduled for st. Jo- !
seph blythe White & Myers Lyceum
Bureau of Kansas City, Mo-, known
as "The Quapaw Indians" was given
at st. Joseph on Wednesday evening,
under auspices of the Eastern Star
Lodge.
The night was cool with beauti-
full soft moonlight and the attend
ance was very good, the receipts for
the evening being very satisfactory.
It is regretted that the roads were
not better, at least toWaterproof, as
that town was unrepresented, a very
good delegation however coming
from Newellton. We are sorry .
greater number from the country
and neighboring towns did not have
opportunity to hear the Indians Is
all who were denied that pleasure
missed treat-certainly one Of the
best musicals we have probably ever
had at st. Joseph. The three musi-
clans were dressed in Indian garb,
not shabby representation or mis-
representation of that now nearly
distinct native costumes but the
genuine article, made by Indian
hands, maybe . century ago, en-
tirely Of native materials and GER
tainly very interesting to the audi
ence, who were invited upon the
stage after the performance to view
at close range these remarkable
works Of art Of people who ere
fast disappearing from tie earth
The musical feature Of the program
as stated was beautiful. Mr.. Car
din (Pejawah) as violinist is won
der, while Miss Wanita Cardin (his
sister, the pianist. is, we might say,
in q class to herself, and Miss Carey
&<nDuu-- ~ -~.,~r-r.~ ~n<><--.-~n~r = 1xnaxs-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
rREsPAss NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
MYRTLE GROVE, "THE BURN"
and "SOUDAN" Plantations, in this
parish, are posted against hunting
and general trespassing. violsEors viii
be prosecuted vigorously.
Est. G. C. GOLDMAN.
Waterproof, La, Nov. 26, 1920.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
HONOR ROLL NEWELLToN
HIGH SCHOOL.

First Grade
Evaline Oats
Julia Moore
Lueius Payne
Woodson Montfort
Alvin Solomon
Second Grade
Elizabeth Netterville
Ava Butler
Naomi Newell
q Edward Newell
Clyde Ratcliff
Third Grade
Victor Ferretti
Leon Davis
Jenny Morris -
Mary Ferrstti
Fourth Grade
Jane Burnside
Fifth Grade
Josephine Farrar
Sixth Grade
Morris Kaufman
Seventh Grade.
Edward Newell
Virginia Ratcliff
Adele Newell
Eighth Grade
Sodora Morris "a
Ruth James 80
Ninth Grade
Cornelia Fultz sc
Mary Pauline Pierce IS
Nell Williams SO
Tenth Grade
Cary Breckenridge 81
Eleventh Grade
Henrietta Morris 80
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
sTRAYED OR STOLEN
$1,000 Rewardl

One bay mare, about IAN hands
hish iGhs abss&k a HHruW lIR4tHpds ate4ls
forehead and which is only white
about her, keen. slender legs. Was in
good condition when disappeared.
Between 4 and 5 years old. Well
broken and can be either ridden. OF
driven. Very gentle.
offer a reward Of Ten Dollars for
delivery of this mare to me here.
Wire or phone collect.
G. R. DARDEN.
st. Joseph, La.
Phone No. Is
p. o. Box 333
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21

with local spplicat ions, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Cstsrrh
IL local disease, greatly influenced
by constitutional conditions, and In
order to cure It you must take IN In
ternal remedy. Halle Catarrh Medl.
cine 70 taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surface Of the
system. Halls Caterrh Medicine was
prescribed BY one Of the best physici-
ans In this country for yoarD. Ills COM
posed Of some Of TIP bset tonios known,
combined with some OF The beet blood
puriners. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients In Hall'e Catasrh Med
icine q what produces such wonderful
recruits in catarrhal conditions. Send
for testjmoniale, free.
F.y. OH1znY Z o., Props. Tolsdo, o.
An Druggists, 76c.
HAllss Family Pllls for constipation.
I'm 49, - 1919 - A. -. n
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21

The entertainment was enjoyed to the
fullest by every one present and our
only regret is that every lover Of high
class music in the parish could not
have been present to have heard this
delightful rendition Of q most en-
joyable program and have seen the
Indian relics and curios with their
matchless workmanship.
While at st. Joseph the Quapaw
Indians were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnston and Miss Louise
Johnston.
Two more numbers will complete,
the lyceum course, which has afforded
our people SO much pleasure and
amusement this winter. The next at
traction, vierra's Royal Hawaiians,
will appear February :1st. while the
last number, Miss Marjory Helen
Graham, dramatic reader, is scheduled
for April 5th.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-21
FRED CARDn.

Fred Cardin has been pronounced
the greatest violinist Of his race. He
has had extended concert and Chau-
tauQua experience and u great
tayorits everywhere hs plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
BELLAIRE
HAVE POLICE BROKEN
AN AUTO THIEF RING?
CHIEF MALONE EECoVERS TWO
AUTOS SToIET FROM GAR
AGES IN BELLAIRE.
ALSO ARRESTS A UzGRICESVIILG
GARAGE OWNER WHO HAD
STOLEN CARS III CHARGE.
ENGrSu NUMBERS WIRE GROUND
oFF-OTIEE BEL LAIRE NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

VIII re recovery NJ Nv" Relair"
automobiles at Ihr!Chsy!!.e ard IN" ar
rest t.! guIagr p""gi'.l"y .: lhnt pace
break up the work ~ i r!y : Of a"tom"-
be thieves" Ee',a!gc Ioi"e are nope
full that It may do so and word from
Uhr!chsyI.le Is Of Tie same h"n1.
Tho two rarH were iUH.d III garage
Mt l'hr.cnsvI.!c through the ""-o""thi;"n
OF Police CE!es y. :. MHh"nr. OF ms
city, and Chief Miller. OF the lhi'rhS-
Vile DEPARTMENT. W. en- found the ""
cars had been tampcrc! with. Among
other THINGS the engine numbers h"H
been ground o.. anu new numbers
stamped on the machinery.
The garage owner IS in the Beilai:e
Jail ard charge - hay!3S r;o."n prom
erty In his ."ssrss.oh vii. lt"el% ID"
launched against him. HIS name VS.
not given 10y til" p"..'c, who arc W"F"'
Ink In an EFFORT 10 seC"re NOR" details
rerurd.ng the theft Of the machines.
Tho two care. one i bort and "aH M
Oakland. were stolen only :"r"nt'! ir"hI
two Ecliair,. garaGc:'. Tho PAGES where
IN. av,u> wcr" ,onf.G"d "c:c hr""'h
broken :nt" ia each Instance. 10th ma
c,.!res have been lrouGht tC Rrl!aire.
III. bort is owned lay john '"mf"rti, OF
Guernsey street. and IL" OAKLAND hE
Mrs. Constantine r"'"Hci!".
Hu.:,c nc;" ais" lII" unc" or hi*
Norman car believed 20 rave been
stolen sor,"w here i'pl;,c re q: t":r
opinion hrrauS,' IT," license II amber "''
the Norman gar Is one that WAS St"!rn
from l Neff resident only recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
FLUSHING LOSSES
TO WOODSF|ELD
Ioss Of Three Regulars from Lineup
Helps Woodnnsld Win by Score
OF 1919.

Playing agains: q heavier team ana
With three Of thri: regulars o"t OF tho
lincup the Flushing hi n school eleven
was defeated yesterday afternoon Mt
Wocds.:ell BY the Woodsncld high
school eleven Lv a score OF 1913. mo
winning touchdown came In the last
Few minutes -: Lay.
IN the frst quarter. ho'h teams scored
Paddy. left end for Flushing. Intercept
Ing a forward PASS and running -
,.rGs for a tn'irhdown. while the home
tcam nwdH their touchdown by line
riungIng. and a dar; through an open
Held for twenty-five yards.
Ellis. right end for Flushing made
tho other touchdown IN the second
period. by mafing twenty-five yards on
nm end run after rrctty pass bchiTd
the line. WoodSne.d cvrncd up the
score IN the same period by pushing tho
ball over on llnc bucks.
The final score came In n" last Few
minute. of the game. Flushing held
tho homo team for three downs on the
three-yarh line. and then hucK'd II
across.
VIirrolH. fullhack for Flushing was
easily the outstanding STAR Of the game.
making three pretty runs for thirty.
i've wards. while lie trri.ie1 the cro"o
several times by pretty plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
LUTHERAN OHIO SYNOD
TO MEET AT TOLEDO

SorincrlciL, phio. p"t. 14--Th" SOC
ond annual m""''nE Q: III" synod OF
ohio Of the Lutheran chuc'h will b"
he'd in 81. Matthew's lutheran rhuT'h
- Toledo, .: which R"v. y L. H"uzr.
formerly Of Wheeling, is pastor.
Rev. pr. raul W. ko'>"r. "t Mans
fold ohio. Is n" president ~ the synod
whit. Rev. J. g. Hevold. ~" Columbus
is secretary. The snyodi"al sessions viii
be attended ont only by Lutheran pas
tors in Ohio. but b. many prominent
r,uthe-ans from all over the country
TIE Toledo meeting Wi! hc tho tirSt
uco,luC Of n" synod at Ohio since lts
formation at Springfield nearly year
ago. Tho synod ~ OHIO was f'rmcd ny
IN. merger OF the old Miami. Wiiten-
berg. East Ohio. and Joint SnyodS OF
,hc Lutheran church. which was c"!c-
hrated by grna, historical pageant a.
N,ticrbcrg college last November.
Many questions Of great Importance
10 tho I.uthrraus Of Ohi" VIII u" H'S-
cussod In the ComIHS sessions. ara II
"a expected that tho u.e"tinG in I"IcH"
will be one Of the most historic IN 'ne
lutheran church of tho middle west.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
TO MANN|NGTON
rrtadeiptta High school Meets Strong
pown-state Team This Afternoon

Tr:adolrhia htsh schools football team
will b meeting this afternoon on n"
Warrington field ~" highly tout"d
Manni?E,un Nigh school steven. one OF
~. teams r"sIG"reG in the running Tor
,he s,a.c championship. and much inter
st - being taken n tn" game.
Tr;adeiphta. ~ virtue ~ her victory
over Cameron high 'a>t week. l. also 90
Ing good but Is not IN the class Of stat"
champions. the "ut.thc-p;ks lads being
far TOO light. Their heaviest man viii
weigh t53 pounds with hiS football toGs
on. while th"rn are some in the state
who viii Up he beam a. close or above
he @hG mark.
Nevertheless. Coach VOTES charges
a.. going good. and what they are lack
ing in wc.Sh, they ~" having in speed
ard c'cIcrn"s% and n" doubt they Will
io"ye .A":- marks on 4 number Of high
school schedules this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
SENSATIONAL FIGHT
ON A BUSY STREET

Harry T.andmvcr. North Wheeling
Strg:" m"lcr. was arrested last night
~ Gn!r"r Ryan following Il rath"~ Han-
S1tiunll row which began on thauinC
street. ""a" lu,|"w Twelfth. lie gets a
bearing today before Judge Ei;1 IN pol
irn r"urt. lie gave bond for his appear
anCs.
hCcnrh'r., 10 tho story told police.
Lanhmyer "Hlcctsd u his wife going To
dances. and last night Is said I" la"
arruSt"d q man CA IhHni!ne street, nmi
gave the nIau Il maulinS. Will" Lani-
r1yer was hcct over :hn maH h waI
rnrmd,ug. II ~ c,1'u'ed. Mrs. l.nn1Ty"r
licked her husband IN tn" i'w. and
I.andmycr then struck h,r !I"w in
the Jaw, laying her out for few NOM
Cnts
Ii,"n r"yivtr=. Mrs. I.andmy"r caused
N" arrest "t her husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
SCHOOL BOYS AID IN
OUELL|NG FIRE PANIC

New York. Oct. l+.-Older scnool,
bows today helped Qucn hre PANE
a, ST. An;hony's parochial Scho"l IN
Greenwich Village. and carried fr'Sht'
encd Younger pupils on their backs 10
Vic street.
The fire, starting in the basement IN
theatrical costumes. sent clou"S ol
smoke through The fire-story on'.0lnS'
bu' within five minutes after ire nVe
alarm was sounded tho l.4Oo pup's
reached rhr street without a single
injury. The Are was eXtingGl'he4
withou' material damage.
sisters sounded tho fire drtI When
smoke first hogan To pour through inc
corridors. The upper lass pups were
cool. hut some Of the youngsters COM
mcrccd The Older BOYS ranging from
,nn 20 fourteen years ~ age sensing tho
d,1re-. pi"Hcd IN T." smaller children
and carried them "ptck-a back 10 safe
~.
Meanwhile. hundreds OF frantic moth
ers tried To rush III" building ana police
reserves were called 10 preserve "'ue''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
PREVENTION BETTER
THAN MONKEY GLANDS

pa-EerShu-S. ". VI. OCT. IT, Mon
key glands may r~jwSena;r Cd men oIt
the rer.oyIl Of certain diseases Viii pre-
vent young men trom crowinE ".d be-
fore ths.r t:,;r"." was TIE declaration OF
Dr. Thomas - Thorn. - New N"Th.
Ae:o~, The West Virginia association or
Ostsnre,hs at the arnHal r"HH'f'i""
which &esan It's ;wo days session here
t. day.
\ number os other addresses wero
given during the day. and there WI He
more to-mo~rcw. lac,ud.a% clinic
showing the work O. these practitioners.
Following tho election % OFFICERS and
choosing ct n" next place or m"Ht:nh'
those ATTENDING; ~" convention WIZ &"
n Mar:r;i,. O.. whcrr they Will he the
guests a. n banquet given ~ n e"7ie"-
paths 9: tSac "i'y. Charleston %"
Wheeling w;l De Sci"'t"d as t"e next
meeting p'a""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
THREE new BUILDINGS
FOR THE UNIVERSITY

Mo-rantown. W. Va. Or'. - Plans
for three new buildings tn BE- erected
on the West Virginia University cam
Jus during III" coming year w"ro dis
Cussed today by mcmh"-S on til" st1te
boarl ni control ON their annual in
spcc,icn Of tic !u>titutt"N. Consiruc-
t.un az tho rev s35r.H0n law building
will h" started Immediately. II WAS an
nouncc,l. Will" tho sI3u.00r gymnasium
and 5000. %" chemistry building Will ho
started IN l""22.
The members az Tho board Will con-
t!nue their inspection tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Employees Testify in
Taylor Conspiracy Trial

T.ttsburrh. oct. 14.-AdN;ionaI en-
pi"%es "r -" Pittsburgh TIN itaio ana
steel Corporation plant Il; Marietta. o..
were p,ac"l or 'he witness stand by
the commonwealth today in tho trial OF
I.akin =. Taylor. president of the con-
cerr. charged with conspiracy 20 de-
fraud In connection with the sale OF the
company stock. All vera called upon
TO testify az 70 tho condition OF tho
plant. which. according to previous tcs-
tsmony. vas ANTICIPATED in contrast %
,h~ DIES ,rip tion .on'sirei n an alleged
prospectus sent "4t by the company.
The state had not COMPLETED Its case
when court adjourned today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Announce Lutheran Drive
for Stricken Europeans

Fairmont. W. Va. Oct. li-Ec'""e
u" tina! Adjournment Of tho LuthcrlHS
hc"e cnr the ,"nth annual m "iln.- @
the West Virginia synod. Il WI, an
voUnccd that drive - - De put on hT
tho United Lutheran Concentration in
tho United States ;nr thc sln Of ST.
:,OV. n"p :"~ tn" I.u'i"raN - ~" "' the
Ma STRICKEN rourtri"s OF Europe within
the next two weeks.
Driven To- thr depths Of DESPAIR ~
war and p">;ii"nnc he >,ror," ar losing
their faith. "ri unless u" CNur II
stands lack Of them in','i"nH Of l.Gih-
arans may no. 10 reclaimed. II Mas
brought out ~ tho appeal made here.
The amour; arrUrtinuel FIR the syn d
of West Virginia Is $3.Jnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
Army Airp|ane Not Used
in Smuggling Of Liquor

Detroit. Oct. 14.--D"rial that Initea
S,a:ca army airplanas had been useu
FOR Smuggling ,iGurr across III" ANA
a!a:I border vas made hero tonight ny
captain =. II. k'llS. Intelligence "l-
nrrr IT Fort Wayne. WHO recently IN
,r>'iga,cd tho destruction or an army
piano on taraii"n SoF'.
Tho a'rplanc. Captain Rells rep"r'"u'
,CatH Il forced landing near SnhnEsi"e'
un'ar!". August 20. anil the pilot Lou
tenant James Hutchinson. was injured
Later TIC mn'"r WIS stolen from the
ma, hinc ard the inEiammable parts
burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
COCHRANE ATTACKS
ACTION OF PRESIDENT

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE house
Judiciary committee would be directed
TO inquire whether i is within the
scope Of the presidents constitutional
authority 20 address either hons" Of
congress without no.!ce 10 tn" other.
and in It's abs cncc. whenever he may
please. on any proposal OF legislation
pending or likely to come before II,
under z resolution introduced tonight
By Represcnta'iv" BOurke CocGrano'
Democrat, New York.
Mr.. Cochranc declared that Presi'
dent Harding in addressing tho sena'"
in July on soldier bonus Legislation
had violated thC constitutional rights
OF the house 20 share in all coTmuni'
cations which the president may adj
dress 70 congress respecting leglsla'
ton"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
FATHER KELLY WILL
ACT AT ARLINGTON

,;,ovcrs,,llc. y. Y. oct. it.--RrF'
rranr,s A. Kelly. chaplain OF the
division durinS the
war, and now pastor OF the Church or
,hn sacred Heart. this city. has bee"
named ny Secretary OF War Weeks :"
rertor~, III" ritual % the Cath"IiI
church Z: the ceremonies incident v"
Tie burial OF the body OK the unknown
sn,tlr: al Nr,iaEi"n national ceme''F! :
an Arm,s;irr Day. Father Kelly was
f,.,.n,rlv national chaplain OF the
American Legion.
Right Rev. Charles II, Brent cA'p-
hi, in rriet OF the ,haplain cor1S over
s,as and bisrup OF the Enss%opaI
church. Will conduct the Protestant
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
WELLSBURG MAN HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

ThornaE II George. w"u known HuS'-
ness man ut WcisourS - N nc n'"
W.. f..,nra, h~4.,!.ai recovering from
FEATURED -; Which i :; understood
no received n an autom' III" accident
so-,ry.t,er.. ,'o,- 80 r!,"r road between
WeushurS aud his city. II" VAS adj
-,;,;ea q, wednesday, shortly h"foC" ~
~ according - tho hospital records.
l. vas earned from W"iis5urg max
he IS sucrn~"t o. NAVE h"@n in this acct
don. Nrr!v Tuesday 1lNr-:rc. Mr.
iinorres ar. witch IS 4 Large ma"h'n"'
acco-Gin., I. reformation r"""'v"d from
Well shur-. vas t"'ally wrecked ana mas
bsen sen. back 10 ;he factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
KEROSENE ADVANCES.

Pit,sbureh. Ia. oct. l4--Tho Atlantic
refining company today anr"Gn'cd an
ISr~casc or two cents gall y III k't"'
-frr for all points In !" a..s' - ma.
Thi> makes tho Few tank wagon l'l'e
"A cents Il Eal,"n. TIL" company ais" an
nounced one cent .H"rcaSe In IN" ir''r
rr gasoline. the S,rNt'e rate ecin~ s."
cents plus the stat" tax. the tank ltI'e
- dealers was placed n :" GEMS. TO-
lays Increase IS tho second mauc ny
the Atlantis Refining company INES
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
BAUER-TURNERS ARE
READY FOR MONACO
Local Teams Meets Strong Opponent
From PsnnsylvaE!a ut League Park
Tomorrow

With II" coming Of III" Monaco. Ia.
football team tomorrow afternoon the
Baucr-Turn"vs OF the East Emd VIII get
a chance 10 show what thcy know OF
the game. anJ ear Il" against Il team
OF stars. and undoubtedly there Will be
another good crowd Oh hand - Witness
the clash.
Monaco cores here with I reputation
OF being q fast and aggressive team.
that has been defeated oH.E Il few times
IN the pas: few years and :h"y are en-
peCtCl 10 put up i great battle.
The following VII. probably nc the