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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN The DOOR OF
The GREAT UNKNOWN?

II you are sick and want to Get Well
and Keep Well. write for literature that
tells How and Why this almost unknown
and wonderful new element brings relief
TO so many sufferers from Constipation,
Rheumatism. s~ciatica. Gout. Neuritis.
Neuralgia. Nervous Prostitution. HiY
Blood Pressure and diseases OF the Stom-
ach. Heart. Lungs. Liver. Kidneys and
other ailments. You wear Degnen's Radio
Active Solar Pad day and night, receiving
the Radioactive Rays continuously into
your system. causing a healthy c!rcuia-
ton. overcoming slugeishness. throwing OFT
impurities and restoring the t!ssucs and
nerves to a normal condition-and tho
next thing you know you arc getting well.
Sold on "a test proposition. You arc
thoroughly satisfied 1t Is helping you be-
fore the appliance Is yours. Nothing tn
do but wear It.. No trouble or expense,
and the most 2'onderfui fact about the
appliance Is that It Is gold SO reasonable
that 1t Is within the reach of all. both
rich and poor.
No matter how bad your ailment, or
how long standing. We win be pleased 10
have you try It at our risk. For full in
formation write ~todny--not tomorrow,
Radium Appliance Co.. ESQ bradbury
Bldg. Los Angeles. Calif.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
CHURCH ON WHEELS MAKES
ROUND TRIP ACROSS AMERICA
Rev. Is. b. Williams Makes Remarkable Record i'm Car
Used Both as Home and Center for Religious Ser
vices in Long Journey to Pacific and Back.

One OF the most unique bodies eve
mounted on n Rec Speed Wagon chas-
sis IS that owned by the Rev. Is. D..
Williams. who has just returned II
Rushford. N. y. with his Church on
wheels" after Il trip TO tho Pacific
Coast II back. according to reports
received by MIR. a. F.. Franklin, Of the
Franklin Motor Company. local Eeo
distributors.
1t was on this trip West that Rev.
Mr.. Williams believes he established
u record for economy in autoinotiYe
transportation. lie states that Il dis
lance OF 300 miles was covered Mt n
total cost OF sls6. This amount in
cludes the total expenses for food.
gas. oil. repairs and all incidentain
In connection with the trip.
The truck body Is seventeen feet
In length and seven feet wide. tho
height being six feet. six inches. I.
spite Of these unusual Dimensions
Rev. Williams states that thcy have
experienced practically no difficulty
with the exception OF n or two o.
c%Rsions. At one time II was neces.
sary TO dig out Il roadway beneath a
railroad trcstle in order that tho
Speed Wagon could pass under. OF
tcnt'mcs we have encountered We
hicles on extremely narrow roads,
and 1t seemed to be Il puzzle as to
how wc were cver going to get by,
but we have always managed TO
make IT," states Rev Williams.
This houss on wheels contains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Have You Pains?
Feel Nervous and Cross?
HERE rs SOME ADVICE For ALI.
WOMANkIND

Huntersville. w. va.-"After I
got W. the Influenza | was all run
and suffered from functional
disturbances. l suffered with bear
ing pains and was 80 ervou l felt
rs if I would go to pieces. ! was so
crore and easily irTitated that my
husband said 1 was as bad rs a
spoiled child; nothing pleased me.
My breath was SO short that could
not walk up hill at all or hardly
walk up stairs. Having used DIR.
Pierce's Favoritc Prescription with
good results when l came into
womanhood ! decided to try il
again. l have taken three bottles
and am feeling fine aGain-helped
my husband in h fields all sum-
mer."-Mrs. Nellie ]. Busch.
Write DR.. Pierce. Pres. Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, y. Y, for free
medical advice. or send 10c for trial
package of tablets.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

every convenience, and It's equipment
Is complete. All the cooking IL done
en- a gasoline stove in the rear Of the
truck. All OF the heavy baggage IL
carried underneath, and in this way
Z remarkably even balance has been
maintained a curtain divides the
truck into two compartments. Thee
are not only chairs. hunks and ca:-
pets on the floor. but there is even d
good size dresser and a Iarge Of.
store in addition to the gasoliae
stove.
According to Mr.. Williams. Ills
Speed Wagon was not only his home.
but he used it extensively II his r.
iigious work. The body was designed
n built according 10 specifications.
which he himself drew up. and he
states that It has come up to nj,
expectations in every sense of the
word.
Many Interesting Incidents.
In speaking Of the trip from the
Pacific Const. Mr.. williams recall
many interesting Incidents. The az
counts OF his experiences would make
excellent fiction. He has travelled in
practically every State. and he says
LiH Speed Wagon !,as created ~unusual
attention and favorable comment
wherever lie has been.
Another significant statement which
MIR. Wtlliams makes in c~ommcntiny
upon the performance of his Speed
Wagon is to the effect that a total
OF 200 miles took only Ego hours
of travelling time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
ITCHY eczema
HEALED RIGHT UP By
APPLYING SULPHUR

Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery. itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Men
tho-Sulphur. says a noted skin spe-
cialist. Because OF It's germ DESTROY
ing properties. this sulphur prepare
tlon Instantly brings ease from skin
Irritation, soothes and heals the
eczema right up and leaves the skin
clear and smooth.
1t seldom fails to relieve the tor
ment and Disagreement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get a little
jar OF Mentho-Sulphur from any good
druggist and use it like a cold cream
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
HILL CLIMB
MANY
Davis Six, FIeetnway Model. Wins iu
remarkable Fnst

UTICA. y. V. Nov. 19.-The annual
Vickerman Hill climb was won this
year by the Davis Six. Fleetaway
Model. piloted by ]. f. Clark. in the
remarkable time Of three minutes
and twelve seconds. Vickerman Hill
il two and one-quarter miles long
and a. a grade OF IS per cent, rising
800 feet. and the Davis time OF
three minutes and twelve seconds Is
considered remarkable. Mr.. Clark.
the pilot Of the winning Davis. re-
ceived for his victory a massive
silver cup eighteen inches high. which
is n splendid trophy of the victory
won in an open field OF contestants.
The Vickerman Hill climb is an an
nual affair, staged by the motor car
dealers of Utica. and is an open con-
test, no limitations of size, weight
and horsepower Icing set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

John Fletcher. vice-prcsident and
treasurer; l.. Il. Latta, secretary,
with officers as follows: Clarence a.
Earl. president; John Pitcher, vice.
president and treasurer; Kelly r.
Jacoby. vicc-president in charge OF
sales: w. b. jameson, vice-president
in charge OF productions; Walter j..
Merry. comptroller; Leroy C. Allen,
assistant treasurer: l.. +. Latta. sec
rotary: George LaDuke. superinten-
dent in charge of the plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
IA !, q Rub Backaehe Away

Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudde pains,
sharp ache and %twinges? Now lis
ten! That lumbago, sciatica or
maybe from a strain, and you'll get
blessed relief the moment You rub
your back with soothing, penetrating
"St. Jacobs Oil" Nothing else takes
out soreness. lameness and stiffness
SO quickly. You simply rub it on and
out comes the pain. 1t is perfectly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
no SEN Chri.tmns seaI..

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. Io.-Ar-
rangemcnts are being made here for
the sale OF the Christmas seals OF
the Virginia tuberculosis Associa-
ton. which Will be conducted No
yember $3.50. with Ben p. Thornhill
and Miss Daisy Guggenheimer. chair
man.. who are to be assisted by a
large group Of workers. The local
goal his year will be $1,000. an in
crease over the sales last year of
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

harmless and doesn't burn or discolor
the skin.
Timber up. Don't suffer! Oct a
small trial bottle from any drug
store. and after using IL just once,
you'li forget that you ever had back
ache, lumbago or sciatica, because
your back will lever hurt or
any more misery. 1t disap-
points and has been recommended for
so yenrg-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
NEW COMPANY TAKES
OVER OLD BUSINESS

a new company has made it's ap-
%pearance at 2z1-223 West Broad
street. This company took over the
business OF Starbuck & Douglas. auto
accessories, and will be known as the
Tire Service Company. doing business
at the same location. The following
compose the company: Y. w. c. Wells.
president: +. g. Wells. vicc-president,
and j.. w. Stoler. secretary and treas
urer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
AUTO SHOW IN LONDON
BODY WORK
L. =. Motor Truck Chn.sfs Occupies
Attractive Spncc Mt Exhibit
ton I'm London.

Attractive space mt ExhIbi-
ton I'm London.
United States motor truck chassis
were occupying n very attractive
space in the Olympia Commercial Ex-
hibition In London during October.
and several OF the chassis were
mounted with bus and passenger
carrying bodies.
One of the most important fea-
lures of the Olympia commercial show
was that more attention to body work
has been given Than to any exhibit
ton in the past.
United States truck chassis at
tracted considerable attention, and
were a credit to both the exhibitors
and the company itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Rupture Cured
In 30 DAYS or No Paw,

Write today for our GUARANTEED Prop
osi;ion, and free copy OF book describing
this wonder treatment. and record OF mar
velous results obtained. just send your
name and address TO DIR. ANDREWS, 4s5
Koch Dldx., Kansas City, Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
STOCK CAR MAKES
ENVIABLE RECORD

With its hood sealed and carrying
official observers who kept accurate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
VIII He RSturned Today

Now York, June 9.--Mrs. Eva kabcr
and her twenty year old daughter. Miss
Marian McArdIc, late today we're FORM
erly turned over 20 chief oI Police Chris
tcnscn of Lakewood. Ohio. TO I've taken
baci, 10 Ohio tomorrow. To face charges
Of rirSt degree murder IN connection
with the killing nf he girls stepta,hc
Dan r. ka bcr, wealthy publisher nearly
tx. '',-3 ago.
Although moth"r and daughter were
both held n he To;rbs they were not
allowed to meet. One by one they were
lc>i across the Bridge Of Sikhs' to the
district attorneys office. IN the Grimm
Il. courts building. There they waived
objection to extrad!tlor.
Miss McArdlc would make no state-
mcnt TO reporters. The college girl sue
c,-edcd In shielding her face from photo
E-Iphcrs by raising 4 sheaf or maga-
zines which she habitually carries
Mrs. Kab~r and her daughter wcre
taken to police headquarters tonight and
put through severe cross examination
by New York detectives and Lakewood
poiicc authorities. AT q Late hour this
Questioning WAs still going on.
1t vas reported EARLIER In the evening
that Mrs Eaber. while still in Harlem
prison Wednesday night, had torn the
bandase from tho wounds she inflicted
inflicted IN her wrist. The prison ply
sic!anS threatened 10 tic tho wnTan'S
hands but she promised not 20 :n1ure
hersei. again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
international Waif
Waiting for j, S, to
Find Home for Him

Wa"AinctnH. .TunC a.-Ono American
small boy. his only known nar:" Ming
"Mlko." - waiting 1t Lego. Belgium,
ru- the huge machinery Of the United
states govo-nmrn; to t!ud = homo for
him lie vas found. with worn clothes
and wi'hou. moncy on 4 road near the
r.;!. lay. January. and told tn" Am"rs-
AN counsel ne hTi lived in Trenton.
Texas. but WAS S"Ht away on 'at;!r
ship hy ~ oldr- brother because he had
fought with another boz.
Mike trnIc'.r! - laris with COW
boys from the ship. the consu'H report
70 tho state department said. and te!i
asleep at table in 4 cafe. Will" TN"
COW hv"S won: ouI 40 scr TIC town
rhNS. never camn lack, and Paris gcn!
darn;as ,,Irnnd "M!He" over to the Amor
,can army Of occupation on tho Rh!ra aa
emascUt.
Al order fn-h!AG'nG r?ascots deprived
Mike" Of that refuge. he tr"dErd away
10 Belgium. "a an international wi':.
Now, Trenton. Texas, has d!So~nr1
him The STATE department sad Ii" WAS
no: MI" Gi..hoo!y. TN" Belgian stoiT-
awa.- uf few months aro and made
.uh!i, tho ta,r n ;hc hope that some
body nigh: c;n IN him.
Wv wa az description ;hc consul said
Nike" rad 4 distinct BONcry twang TO
~; tongue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

II by becoming members Of tho drive
and they are showing L now by eaIncS:
hust,rc -NustlinE Of the sort that
leaves no doubt of their firm determine
alton 10 tap opportunity on the should
"rS swinging her into chair and hold
ing lcr there until tn" end comes.
rive Automobiles
1ur Automobiles Gir,n Icy tn" Intel
lir"n,'S re hive II N" b->, rlrI thai
rnN't have been rh"%cn. Each ore j.
M -, me- at mcct.c IL perfection. Nth
Qual.>i"S and rGEncnentS tiat prcs"n.
:, Wonderfully strong appeal - all.
Those lr-I1hers W!o during the rona N.
inE h..yH strive most valianly and make
telling progress on C.-Ch OF those d:tya
will hn the ones invited b. the UIicIa,
judges to step Forward. n tho end ~
tho driv" and take possession Of tncir
cars. Between now and then. how"v"-
tn" vote standings are apt to undergo
considerable shifting. Consequently to
prov Y.dr for contingencies tha; are bound
TO "c'"- before tho ,l"SinE hour. fore
sighted members wll,---aud A-! rn.'ni.::
th,.'r territory y!cid ~" 1':i.rSt y..":,::A
Now the. just y t"w h"ls hrc ,r't.
ca,i. Uu" oc thc mIrnh"rs hHv, 49, Z, iG:,l
opportunity WIZ The oiNr-. j. f.. .'N
a matte 90 doing the rrh,t h.. nj:
OppCr;unity seems t. l.,lc singled 'h"T
cut as her ftvor!trS II is only Il slrr.
jump 10 Victory now II thiS rampaiCn
All n"H,hcr.s have q RUNNING. star; ar'i
those who arc Tho most rnUraE"oG& and
the most cn'crpriSinE. WI! arrive 4. III.
goal ready % step int" ,h"ir cars and
ride swiftly 10 uTb"unG'~i pleasure.
Who Will win ihc prizes or hr.:cr
still! 'rho Mi, Nh tn. S"n7i CrandlS-" D."
IL the thought urpcrmos, IN thr minds
% tn, workers and their friends. 4
determined effort must r made this
wcc't to secure every prom cd SuhscriN-
tIor. so as To hav" L count Is creates,
vase In votes. The faint hearted mvSt
ciy" way to the more enrr=C:ic oa"S
and marking time m"st cease. II Will
not 10 long until IN" big prizes will be
awarded and after June 18Th X will be
too latc 10 secU." votes. Th!S Is tho
las: wcel, N which your subscriptions
Will receive such great number Of cX-
ira votes and after tomorrow night. n
less ruirbcr ot votes will be i-rued on
Subscription.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Will PROBE
AIR SERVICE
General Mencher Demands
Relief of General Mitchell,
Assistant Chief

WASHINGTON. June s.--A vc-"cnLI IN
vrS,iratton ot condition. n the army
mir service and Of differences said :"
r1!s, N"twrcn Major Gc1"c2i {. y.
Nerah"r. chief OF 'hc service. And MS
assistant. Br!cadier GCnrrai William
Mitchell. will be conducted hy Sc -
tary Weeks.
A,nouarrrrrrt 20 this Effect vas
made tnIar :rt'o- :hr r";!cc or Gcn"ra!
Mitchell from his present assignment
had h"enI requested in writing By Cen
er,tI Mcnrhcr.
Secretary Weeks ,l"r.i7cd 20 make
public the request. whi"h. NA explained.
had not reached him Officially, aEd ~"
also refused ~ s>t forth tho specific
reasons which had been riv"a m sup
port nt the request. Ii" said. however
that ha would not dctach either officer
pending his Investigation.
Regret that friction" between tho
TWO Officers had been publicly exposed
wls expressed br Secretary Weeks and
"a voiced the hop that the incident
wou'd bs Investigated in a quiet way
w!.hou: publicly rcflcct!nG upon tn"
records OF tho two. both Of whom, he
said. he rcE1r r''ed as exccllcnt men.
Tho differences between the generals
was understood 10 b. due largely to
lack CT aEre"mc", ~ aviation act;v!t!"s
and policies T.r2Pa-c! public state
m"nts by Genera! Mitchell. urging n.
Lr!hcd air service. Sine President
Fa -diacS address - congress In oppo-
is,ion ~ such uniGcat.on. ard state
mentS BY him before n congressional;
comm!tte" regarding the relative worth
Of capital naval sh!ns and airp!anrs.
were said 70 be an'cHE tho reasons I"od
ing - the request for his relief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
MAIL CLERK IS
UNABLE To PICK
POSTAL BANDITS
SHOWDOWN STAGED
IN The COURTROOM
Paul Weinrich Relates Rob-
bing in Which Loot
Was Million

Toledo. rh.o. JUMP 2.--Ar;"- .oo&.n.;
the faces Vt ciYht".a suspects ~ trial
III fcd'r... ,".:r:. lau. We.aC!ch. reg
i@try ma. c:"rk today t-c!NreI h" Va'
unable TO pick any as member ii ;hr
bandit "aak With rri.h"G Us truck Of
:ea sacks OF MAJ .p:'ta Mag 81 o0u,jCh
In bonIS ard currency.
Th" rhowdown STA ID S0r - Grn"nt
os The jury i"Vh ten minutes. During
this t,r" al h~irrdanta Nc-' kept
staining wh!:e the fitness passed the
'wo lines !""N.as mo each f:re. IA"
then returned to the witneSS chair ana
IN ">poi,sr 70 questions % S,"c:Hi Pro-
ccutor Stuart Boliae declared h" d.!
not think any Of them were present
the morning ~ February il. During his
- minutes on tho stand. M"!;r.':h tod
n minute detail of tho robbery "A n"
rear OF tho post or &c. coming @ the
ho.dup scene tho witness declared the
$1,000 900 IN loo: VAS l.f;ci from the
mail truck IN about enc minute. The
men escaped N An automobile. but was
not able - 500 any oC -. occupants
The witness said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
Both Senate and House
Take Action on Sims

" -SH'"S'nn. June 9.-I'oCn,&,nrc uaS
10" N IO.h tAr -S"aa," and house -
= or IL" recent ,;,""G II T.Dndcr Of
''"r N4Ts'r.t Ni,laIN : S,ar. rn:crrin ,
i7tsa S%t1i' thiGcr$ l. ;n., country
Pc N''r.H;" ''her""i Itf ntv;.i committees
' nv" "t.i-''.'. he Ni."rci,. and n the
'r%c E"?t"t"N civ. RYAN. Republican
q" l'r., O.: 'r"d..'"d = resolution foT
i inEc.. tSatI"':. ':..,-StrS that the .e.
'.H-hs '-.u rNnStitu."I ar attac% upon
val citizens rNf ~" uritrd States %
.,>h Ole ID. AMI accused American citi-
"CS ." 6.'ir% traitor.
secretary peahy aw~i;.~I I lenlv TO-
~ 20 MS :crr.G inquiry c,bled 70
s;rr--ll SIR. aS,tn- wi",h"r the re-
lily re?rr'.,d ia ?-csS q! ,,chss. but
- his "tt.>" th"': haT:r= receive!
M,hrt rs on, i,,i cnnmcnt is be!rg
"lthhc!i Il; ~" Hypa ;tuvHt.
'rhe senate resolution WAS introduced
- Scnat"- IL -rl-nn. p',nncra,. M!SSis.
'rr!. and N2S adopted With l,,tlr DO
Ntc. and rI,u"ut = r"rp7i vote. sem =
r Wad%'N"r:h E"0Uh!:c,u. New York
d. S>"l wh".Err IL" action ':tn"n by Soc
..;ary Dc-D" would IA: $.-ts the Sane
-Erro~e a. the rcSolu::pr
'FosE!h," 50" NJ. Harrison rHp.i,,,
rut I thIni- IN" charE'.S in :h.s C.,>.
-" % Sra%" :ha: the sNHatr c.rro
:rorG 70 Ignore them"
Amor: bars OF the -1dv,t! comm .
-" crs ,rDc"a&US OF opinion 'raS tal,
- >.r~:arr TN"nhr would u" HS..>.! - COR.
AI:t AZ :0.0- u:,t!"n o. -. subject
"c:udi'.c =" JGn.-a;S -c?ly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
British Prosecutor
Satisfied With the
War Trial Results

London. June s.-Sir Ernest Pollock.
the solicitor general. replying In the
house Of commons today to q question
by Horatio Bottomley. Liberal. a. 70
whether Sir Ernest was satisfied with
results thus far in the trials OF war
criminals In Leips!c, said IL would oe
improper TO make q statement at thls
time. He added, however:
Perhaps, Mr.. Bottomley might b
glad 10 know that a sentence delivered
In my presence caused great de3ecnon
among the military party OF Germany.
and that the officers there csrtAinly
did not think It a small sentence to have
one OF their number sent to the ordinary
prison in order to carry out . sentence
Of ten months among thieves and
felons."
Referring to one Of the accused, who
was charged with sinking . hospital
ship, and fed from Germany IS soon -
the list of accused men was published.
tho solicitor general said avsry enort
was being made to arrest the man ana
his property had been ssouisteratsd.
The German officer to whom Sir Ef-
nest referred as having been sent to tho
ordinary prison was Sergeant Heyne'
who was sentenced to ten months I'm
prisonnent on May 26 for having Ill
treated British soldiers who were pri-
soncrs of war in the prison camp In
Hernc, Westphalia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10

t.n' E'!nwNS ih"s's ;tSt f-r days II the
cnUHa.Sn are h'ar"I with pos:'lh.!!rcS
Tn"r" - possibility Of &JIr.ng 10
heights supreme. N the rush f"- =. prize
ihIt = given a. return for efforts cX-
pended and thcr" IS =, Ius ability or
Stayi practically where Eou are nov.
Watching n" Utnr-s 60 Il. tn" .att"r
position =. r:,trrli:y enough &nI:trI"-
Eve. hence I Is by Awakening 90 the big
Opportunity offered. and by improving
constantly tho limited timc remaining
that the ultimate Victory Is to DO gained
Kro~lcdS" Is not power until II Is
applied: ucElbc:S in0w the cad oc this
campaign Is pcrIloI%'v near. and the biz
ma jor:ty OF them snow shat & is the
EtSc days that generally IcC:G" tn" Wa
n"rS. for the prizes VII. not come TO
th"m--thsy must y" a!t"- n" prizes
Such rewards A. The lntcllig-ncer Is
offering Amply bridge the horizon OF any
ones ambition. and why: because there
are scores Of cns-Set.c and pleasure low
ing folks in thts section Of the n;ato
who want an automobile" The: showed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-10
NED|COS REFUSE
LIQUOR ACTION
Defer for a Year Disposition
of Resolution Denouncing
Use Of Alcohol
- - ----- -

Faster. iunc The l,,:.. - "".'-
ga. - - e., An,sricau N',!'.'t. .. ."
"...':ru t,-'t% ~, '',"r IT," .,n"th"" I"'."
.t"'.n' N e., -"-",ut:rr :" rra.i.r1. 10
;tt:iiuG.. "..rr:,."d - til.. "a. an" '*
10 $cj"r;'ii' h:,si, i"- t." ns' 90 alr)H"!
:4 i iyoI And IL 'hc Treatment OF pa
t!ea;h.
IT," Trs".u::"n. .ntr"I.'Nd y: ~. We
t6r g Ntul,hn ar Ann .'rhrr. Mt'3:Eai,
WA r.f"rr"i 70 4 Com:r!;t'" for 30
pur' arG consideration Il; the next an
au;,. Session.
Tho ac::yn VA. iah"r af;r- d"!s''".
a'.d Ma drc'dci by thc lot' "f T.. II.
IL. MUIR. ). q" SvratuS''. y. J. speaker
~ tho hoIS', wh.rh h7ohc y -. The
rr. niu:ion. aS prop 'sci. " 1u.d hav" r"-
it"rltrd ihc judgment OF ~" "~-i>inn
that tho use OF alrnhol a. hr"cTaEe Is
detrimental 10 human economy.
II urging inmrd:atc action on !; IT.
A. T. Mccormack. Of Louisville. Ky. do
Cla-cd that while Ge 81: hero %N"ntly
waiting for scientific Investigation,
KomN Is on :!-e We Should condemn
;hosH OF cur numbers, 4 small minority,
VINO are ru:n:nE our rcputa tion and MAX
.nS Vi the laughing stock o. the nation.