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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-12
Stiff Opposition 10
immigration HO|d-Up
Senate Committee Expected
to Make Adverse Report.
No Emergency

WusnIuEi,n. Ian. II TESTIMONY
mi''vr IN h"ar'uS: oa the Johnson n.IL
prohibiting immigration for one year
has failed 10 prove the eN!Slcnr. Of an
emergency. according - ScuAtuES "hn
tonight anaiyZrd the evidence submit
ted by more than 80 Witnesses IN tAc
past week. They declared the charEc
that millions of aliens would flood the
United States. increase unemployment
and Great" economic ChaOh. h;Id not
bvcn proven.
one member Of the !mmigrati"r com
mitiec predicted that !nasmuCh As the
Johnson bill admittedly was an cmrr-
&rnCy measure designed 10 meet tenn
aurary ncrd---that of checking the Al
.rgcd food--it probably would he SIDE
tracked until such time as the emrr-
seucy could be proven. Other commit
tee members expressed similar opinions,
saying that the present immigration
laws would remain unchanged for the
present or until the committee was
ahl" to draft permanent immigration
lrgihlatluu. The COmr.tt"" plans 10
cnuc,Udc It's hearings this week and hr>
gin drafting a report 10 the senate some
time next week. Chairman Colt Sa III
tonight he did not know the views q!
the whole committee and could not
estimate how long would be required
to draft a repog; for the senate emoooS-
ing the opinion Of all the members.
Chairman Colt told the committee to-
day that the testimony taken TO date
showed conditions in Europe had not
nroducrl any change In the ratio be-
tween the number OF immigrants as
compared with the number. OF aliens
returning 10 Europe
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ROYALIST DEPUTY
FLOORS SOCIALIST

Paris. Jar. 1l.--A short hut spirited
fist!C encounter between Leon Daudct
RnyaliSt uC the extreme right and Alex
andre Blanc Socialist Of the extreme
left. provided an excited moment or two
for the thrnngs in the lobby at to-day's
reopan!nE OF the chamber OF deputies
The representatives ~ the two eT-
trcmes chanccd to meet in the lobby.
and Deputy Blanc took occasion 10 ask
N. Daudc: 10 discontinue his campai ign
in T'kctiou Francisc. which he edits.
against thu Socialists. NJ. Daudets re-
ply was that he intended to Intensity
his campaign.
At this NJ Blanc swung opcnhanded
with right and left, landing both blows.
VI. Daudrt counicred with heavy right.
flooring Deputy Bianc for short count.
Leon Daudrt fought eleven duols with
swords or pistols hcf"r" the war He
recently announced that hr Won!d re-
FUSE 10 meet any one on the field OF
hunnr in the future rs he considered
durHin, a foolish prart.r" and h"li"vrd
there vas no room FOR ii in France at
ter the war.
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MOVIE MAN BADLY
BEATEN BY HUSBAND
OF HUNGER STRIKER

Danville, III. Jan. Hilary Birch.
A camera man. representing n motion
picture rewSview of Chicago, was
thrashed today. by Ernest Harrington
whose wife is on q hunger Str,k" n
force her husband to join 4 church.
Birch. !, is said. went 20 the Harrington
homo and attempted to gain admit
tanCe.
we are getting enough n"i"Tirty as
i III. and ! don't want pictures or me
going AL over the world" said HarrinG'
ton, who is said TO have administered
such beating that Birch lost CON
sciousness.
Mrs Birch, VINO accompanied her
husband here from Springfield. rushed
20 the wood shell where the enc"unter
occurred, when she heard her husband
cries, and with the assistance OF others
took him to a physician.
Birch's nose was broken. both eyes
were closed and his face was badly
swollen. He had made no complaint
aga!nht Harrington.
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Disclosure Made By Secretary
Daniels at Hearing Before
House Committee-Urges
Strongest Navy If No
Agreement Reached

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE present
kline was described rs ripe 70. move
men: toward limitation OF naval arma-
ments by international agreement by
Secretary Uariels. OF III" navy and Act
ing Secretary DAVIS. OK the state Co.
pn-,mcut IN testimony today before the
aouse naval affairs committee.
Secretary Daniels declared that III
his ouin'or. tuc move might properly
Ic ,,,:Nie b. Pres :dent-e!ec; !t":G.hS.
,sno hc said. could "cail ANA hold an
international disarmament C"h''rsnSe
within twu months after h'S .nauSur't-
c!Cn. "Nr Harding as pr"Siu"nt, the
secretary poiutrd our would have com
pletc authorization 10 call such '"hter-
cnce under IN" provisions OF the 1915
naval appropriation act.
Secretary pa"!s told the committee
caat President Wilson had not calico
Such = conference OcCaUS" ;hc president
ic.t N view of the short tlIne hc would
remain m Office such action would em-
harrasS tho Incoming administration
Sir Wilson did not use The powers
granted him In the 1876 act at the close
ur the world war. MI. Daniels added
because ne thought the participation by
me United states in tn, League OF Ma
rinn> wouId bring aHcut ,hc dcSinred
result.
Tor strongest Navy
Tn" committee was urged 6y Mt. Dan
,e's 10 authorize continuance OF work
on the uncoapietsd portion of Tho 1918
three year naval building program until
An international aErcemsn, or some
kind was reached. He assorted that II
no such agreement could ne obtained
from the powers tho United States
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Williamson. ". Va, Jan. ll.--ETl-
dcnce OF JudE" BaiIey's determination
TO clean ur the heavy docket before the
Mingo circuit court thin term was dis
plavcd this afternoon when the court
ordered adjournment until I p. m. indi-
eating that night sessions will be held
IN order to Ert through the numerous
cases.
The first case arising from acts OF
violence In connection with IN" coal
strike IN this district 10 come up this
term in which four men are charged
with the mal!cioIs assaulting of l.. 4.
Tinhley mine foreman. Of the Howard
Collieries. at Chattaroy. last August,
was delayed IN getting under way today.
It was not until late afternoon that the
first witness was heard, some trouble
in obtaining a jury having resulted.
The four men, represented py couscI
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0'CaIIaghan's Fate In
President Wilson's Hands
State and Labor Department
Heads. Unable to Agree,
Pass On the Controversy

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trcs'uc"S N'HN" w ~
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dent ihuS was EA''cu uP'" 90 uel."'
between the poSIs'"" "' NTri"S 49,. HeS'.
tary Davis or thc S'"'" "'''''' .''e'' l
VINO has !nSISS"a "'' ~ "S'"" va S'o
ord mayor from Ine N".,'" ''"''H I"f
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FIRST MINE STRIKE TRIAL IN y
N|NCO; FOUR MEN IMPLICATED

cf the miners union. who are under IN"
dictment are Rufus and J. P. Diamone:
David Arams and William Gillian. It
is charged they assaulted or were In.
plicatrd in tho ahsault upon Tinsley,
August % in the presence Of his wife
and II. V. Ingham. superintendent OF
the Howard mine, Tinsley. testimeAy
indicated suffered injuries about NJ
head.
humorous witnesses were introduco1
on both sides. The state endeavorod
TO prove tina: the butt Of q pistol
brought play had caused Tinslsy'h moo1
st r!ous wound, whereas coussl for -
dcfeuac sought to show that - pa
possessed BY any Of the defendants had
been in evidence. but that the mine fors-
man had been struck only by fSts.
Arguments were 10 be heard by tho
jury tonight -.
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Every Charleston Church
Guarded After Attempt to
Burn Episcopal Edifice
Capital City Police Convinced
Long Series of Fires Are
the Work of Incendianes.
Sleuths Set to Work

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. IL
Guards tonight protected every
church in this city after fire, be-
lieved to have been of incendiary
origin, was discovered in the base
ment of St. Johns Episcopal
church, one of the largest in the
city. The blaze, which was sub
dued before great damage was
done, is the latest in a long series
Of fires.
Police are convinced that they
have been the work of a "fre
bug" and are conducting . Wig.
orous investigation.
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.HYLAN CLASHES With
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

New York, Jan. 11.-lnterest was
added to the investigation Of alleged
corrupt practices in city departme ents
today when Mayor Hylan declined TO
meet District Attorney Edward Swami.
who called at city hall to ask that po-
Ncemen used In the inquirv he not OBJ
liged to make reports TO police head
quarters
The mayor declared in a letter TO Mr..
Swami that the inve stiSatton was in
1T would be improper for me to confer
with you
Former Governor Charles S. Whitman.
who accepted Mr.. Swanns invitation TO
conduct the investigation. declared h"
would use no police officers until they
were "cut loose" from department regu-
lations and restrictions
Mr.. Whitman and members OF his
staff were busy today laying plans for
presenting evidence to the grand jury.
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Matticc, Ont. Jan. II The long
trek 10 civilization Of the three .Amerl-
can naval hnllooniStS came 10 n drama
tic climax here this afternoon when
two Of thsm--Lieutcnants Farrell and
Hinton-canc {" blows over statements
alleged TO have been made by the latter
in a letter to his wife.
When they emerged from tn" hush at
2:@0 o'clock after Il sixteen days jour
ncy from the Hudson Bay company
post at Moose Factory. near where they
deccnded, December II. the three aero
nauth. bound i'll a tic II friends hip
through their facing together OF death.
apparently were inScparahle.
An hour later. Lieutenant Farrell sat
in tho parlor OF the log cabin home Of
II. T.. Williamson. clcrk OF the Hudson
BAY company store here, relating the
story Of the party's adventures to news
paper men.
During the CunH"rSl,;"n, Lieutenant
Farr"l. was shown copies Of new dis
patches, among them a letter alleged TO
had been sent by Hinton :" his wife
and published in Il New York news
paper. which said. in part:
MT. farreil lfu from exhaustion
several times. Wanted us to cut his
:hroa; and take his body for food and
asked us to 20 on and lot him die. but
w decided to stick and die together. l
was the only one tnTt did not express
my feelings and kept them checrcd up.
Hinton then came into the room. lie
told F'arrel! he should not continue his
'alk to newspaper men, rs h" had dis
patches from the secretary Nt the navy
forhiddinc any Of tLru ;o talk until
-, nffi,i.i rrn,rt had hr,,, filed
'' ,,, ,'... ..,,.t,.. ,.,.,,.
i"u V"" ~" nave "''h ''''N'"T '""'
self" Farrell snapped back. Indignantly.
He then accused Hinton Of writing false
rrrrr;s referring Ia ;hr l"trrt
,,i., ,,,,, ,r,, -, ,..,,r nod
'''"'"'' ,''', '"' .
Been r""'Hh"a "''h'd, MS consent puI
that lis contents had evidently been
exaggerated. Farrell then ven; INTO
-, ra- -. n,nr,,aro VISTA II,
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100000 FIRE IN. =.
KENTUCKY CITY

Lexington. KY. Jan: 1I;-Dan.aaScse AZ sso ss,
was done here this afternoon oy q nfe
i nthe retail district on West Main
street. 1u.,S vuu.
G. % was totally destroyed and serious
damage was donS to tho stores OF the
! y. Purcell company and the kau9-
man Clothing company. Fire depart
ment officials did not announce kns
nnuse OF the fire. which was belteved 10
have started in the Wolf, VILE = ca
building.
asst loss. -actimated at about $4oo,oo9.
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ABYSSINIAN PRINCE
DECLARED NO NEGRO

Chicago. Jan. 11.-Oscar McGaVic' one
Of eight defendants on trial Tor murder
IN connection with the Ahyssinian
movement riot of last June, admit CD
on the witness stand today that he had
shot Policeman Joseph 7. Owens but
declared he did so after the policeman
had oprhed fire and was STRUGGLING
with McC;avic's brother, Anderson Nc
Gavic. also under indictment.
McGavic quoted passages from the
Bible which he said showed conclu-
sIvely that the Scriptures proved that
the negroes were 70 20 back TO Aoys-
sinia in 1921.
Grover c. Rcdting. reff-styled Prince
Of Abyssinia." another defendant. Is
Jew and not n negro. according to \
declaration by McGavic.
McGavic testified that ReddinG told
him the Abyssinian government had
appropriated $4,000. 900 to bring
negroes back 20 Abyssinia.
When testimony was offered against
him ReddinG tossed law books around
the court room and attempted 10 dis
robe.
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Bandits Knock Woman
Down and Secure Loot

Pittsburgh. Jan. 1.-Two armed ban
dts entered confectionery store. con-
Quoted by Mrs. Myrtle CalahroiSe, At
Hays. Pa. tonight. held up the owner,
and then attacked her with their fists
when they discovered that the cash
dra wcr. was empty. One Of the robbers
struck Mrs. Caiahroise on the point OF
the chin. and as she fell he noticed n
bulge in one of her stockings. He pro-
cured knife. ripped the stocking. Sc
cured 1920 from it. and escaped with his
mariner,
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ARMED BANDITS MAKE
$4,000 DIAMOND HAUL

Pittsburgh. Jan. ll-Three armed
ruen l"dtay entered q jrwelry store, 10.
Gated IN tie business district ~ Mck"rS-
port. near here snatched a tray or dla-
monds, valued at s25.0oo sad escaped in
IN antomobiN.
T'he bandits forced the r1efroSs
Mrss ELLA Mrndel, 10 crawl under
counter and locked 4 matchmaker in n
rrom. Police gave chase in an autono-
bile. II few minutes after the holding up
occurred.
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PRESIDENT HARDING To CALL
NAVAL DISARMAMENT MEETING

should build "the greatest navy in the
world
Asked by Chairman Butler. II Great
Br!tain's georgrap phic situation did not
entitle that nation 10 command Of the
seas. Mr. Daniels stated that nc did not
subscribe to this belief.
Tho pending Borah resolution. pro-
posing a ATTY per cent reduction IN ma
va! programs for the next five years on
tho part OF tho United states. Great
Britain and Japan was brought int" The
discussion by Representative Brittcn.
Republican. Illinois. and the naval SEC
rotary voiced his opposition to tho Ror-
an proposal on the grounds that Il
would leave this country second in naval
strength and did not take into consid-
Grafton armed land forces.
Chairman Butler asked Mr.. Daniels
10 present 10 the committee tomorrow.
data showing the naval construction
Great Britain.
Powerful submarines
Y want to know what these nations
are doing" said the committees chair
man. All the world knows what the
United States IS doing. hear that
Great Britain Is building great suhma-
rincs. each mounting l3-inCA gun.
Perhaps they have abandoned building
big ships because they h2"" fnund 4
better way OF destroying life and prop
crty. 7 would like TO know X Il IS true
that Japan IS having :hrcc big hattie
cruisers built in British yards"
MS Daniels replied that II was his
understanding that thre" large Japan
csc war vessels and a number Of sub
marines were being built In british sh..'
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Statements of Lieutenant Hin
ton In Letter to Wife Re-
sented By Lieutenant Far
rell, Who Knocks Fellow
Officer Down

Washington. Jan. 1I-Secrctary
Daniels of the navy. on receiving
! word OF the safe return to Mat
ticc. OF the naval halloonists.
addressed 10 them the following
message:
"Warmest congratulations News
OF your safety received with I'M
monse relief. The navy Is proud
OF It's intrepid air force which
you and your companions so well
represent"
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Kentucky Deputy Takes
Fifteen MOOnShinerS

Louisville. KY, Jan. 11.-lnrormation
reaching here tonight from Pike county,
Kentucky. on the West Virginia border,
told Of the capture single handed Of
fifteen moonshiners by deputy sheriff
Matt Sanders.
Sanders. according to the report sur
prihed the moonshiners at n still in the
mountains. near Peter Creek. \ num-
Der escaped.
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SENATOR SCOTT AGAIN
HEADS TRUST COMPANY

Washington. n. c. Jan. il.--Dirrctor
Of the Continental Trust company today
elected former L. s. Senator Nathan Bay
Scott, chairman of The board president
OF the company. to succeed his son. the
late Major Guy T. Scott. Senator Scott
held this position prior to the succession
"a =, of his son. Senator and Mrs Scott
returned from Los Angeles last week.
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AUSTRIAN NATION
|. THROWS SPONGE
Country May Have to Be
Placed In Hands of the
Reparation Commission

London, jan 1.-THE AuS614
governmsnt has nnnnunosA 70 90
entente that it II at the end OF itS Es.:
sources and no longer 10 In 4 position
to continue, according 70 . rsDofs
which has rsachsd official 0SrAA1
quarters, says . London Times ais
patch fro ulBsrlin. O..
Tho government hah declared its
Intention to retire JInnSEy 16 and
place the administration Of the eoan-
try In ths hands Of the rspRrasto1s
commission, the dispatch adds. e
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CLEMENCEAU STAYS
TWO BENGAL TIGERS

Gwalior. Central India, Jan. 1l:-The
former French priem, Georges CIemen-
ceau, who is the guest or the MaharaH
Of Slndh!a, has bagged two full grown
tfM. CIrmcnceau LETT Paris srptembe.
last for India. He declared then thss
he would explore the Himalayas ana
that he intended to shoot tiEerso 49,.
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JAP STAYS
US. NAVAL
ENGINEER
SENSATIONAL ATTACK
BY MIKADO'S SOLDIER
Victim of the Killing Chief
Engineer Of The U. S.
Cruiser Albany

Toxic, Jan. II. - Newspaper
dispatches received from NIadl-
vostok report that the chief en-
gineer OF the American cruiser
Albany was shot by a Japanese
soldier, while he was returning
to his vessel at 4 o'clock this
morning, and died shortly after
ward.
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TNO {. NAVAL BALLOON|STS
CELEBRATE RESCUE WITH FIGHT
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

"
Washington, Jan. ll.-With 5s' OF
the 2,220 Michigan precincts recan-
yassed, the recount OF votes IN tue
senatoria, contest between senator
Newberry and Henry Ford showed al
the close Of work tonight, net gam
for the latter of 55l votes. Both
contestants lost votes in today's can
vassinG.
RerDe, Switzerland. Jan. 1.-THE
Swiss railways, II Is announced nave
contracted for $4,000 tons OF AtheF!-
can coal and 5000 tons OF British
coal
Washington. Jan. ll.--An aerial
DERBY including a race between u'riS'-
bic airshipH. the first Of the KIND ]"
the world, will be held soon at Long
Beach. California. the Navy depart
ment announced today. The ha'"!
dIr!gible BIS will be sent from san
Diego 10 race similar ship 10 DC
entered By commercial company
Danyile. Ky. Jan. n.--Bcttcr
prices were offered for buricy TO-
bacco when the market opened mere
today. after being closed for Il week
Prices ranged from 3 Ia 63 cents Il
mound for the approximately 5OO.O"O
pounds auct!"ncd. Very little low
grade tobacco was offered
Indianapolis. Jan. ll.--Noai m!n"d
in Indiana during 1920 t"tali"d "a
sl9,S6S tons. according to tentative
reports received from 2lg standard
shipping mines "f the state and com
pIIcd by the Indiana coal bureau. II
Is estimated that when complete re-
ports from ali Of the @l9 standard
shipping mines In Indiana arc IN the
total production will exceed @S.oo0.o""
tons.
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CURTIS Of OHIO
WINS IN SENATE
Withdrawal of Competitors
Gives Senator Arnold An
Easy Victory
KEATLEY WINS FROM
MOORE, IN ONE BALLOT
Withdrawal of Strother From
Speakership Race Aids
Kanawha Man

Special dispatch TO lnteliiEenr"r
Charleston. ". Va. Jan. lin prep
araeion FOR the opening of the ilrst ses-
sion OF leS!slaturc tomorrow the repub-
'ican members OF the house OF delegates
and state senate caucussed at the Kan
awha hotel here tonight and selected
their choice for the spcakership and
presidency OF their respective bodies.
Edwin VI. Keatley OF Kanawha Coun-
~ vas chosen speaker OF the house.
while Cohen {. Arnold. Of Buckhannon'
senator from the thirteenth district.
was nominated TO the presidency OF the
senate The election Of the candidates
Is assumed, since the voting upon the
selections OF the partise Will be aIohS
strict political lines.
Tho democratic choice for door leader
who will be Eeatleys formal opponent
al the organization meeting OF 'he house
tomorrow is G. W. McCauley OF HARDY
county Senator Eskridgc n. Morton OF
Webster county Will be the democratic
standard bearer of tho senate.
Arnold was nominated without op-
position since his opponents Harvey W.
Harner, OF ClarksOurg. J. NJ. Saunders.
% Blueheld. and T.. Il. Stewart. or Nor
s3n,own, all announced their withdrawal
his morning Hc was the strongest can
d:da,c from the beginning, none OF the
others having ever appeared dangerous.
spcatership Contest
The nSnt for the speakersh!p was not
So tame an AFFAIR. however, since all
contestants looked as though they might
give the winner trouble. tn" withdra wa
of James \. Strother OF Mcdowell coun-
tv late this afternoon. however. gave
an early !nkling 49, 20 the result. In
leaving the race he released five dele
gateS from Mcdowell and Representa-
tive OF wyoming county who immedi-
atciy locked arms with the Keatley
forces.
The defeated candidates. Everett =.
Moore. OF Marshall. and A. F. Wysong.
of Mercer were both rated as strong
this afternoon, so that the ultimate
result was clou1cd untn the last mo-
uent.
The vote was; Keatley. 80: Moore,
20: Tysong. ..
The three candidates for tho clerk
ship OF the House. ". X. Malampny, Of
Morgantown: NJ. Stanley Hodges. of
Franklin. and NJ. F.. Morgan. OF Fair
mont. put UP what was probably the
the election OF Hodges. He was elected
on the frst ballot. Considerable trad
ing OF votes on the spcakership Is said
20 have had some influence in the Sc
lection.
Curtis . Winner.
". n G. Curtis Of West Liberty. who
opposed ". n. Eutchison for the Re
publican nomination as scNEeaat-at
arms In the House. emerged the victor
after hot contest. going four ballots.
John T Harris was reelected clerk
OF tho S"rate without opposition.
Jack smith. ~ Cabeil count". was
elected Srrgca ntat-a-rns In the senate
with Dr. " =. Kerns OF Wctzcl county
as assistant.
The only contest developed for door
Keeper. two ballots being taken before
James p. Stewart Of MoundSviilc. was
nominated by vote OF II to over
George L. Stone. OF Jackson county.
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81 YtrKtnia:-CH0uAy Wee

west vtrEtna:-CaouAy Wednesday;
Thursday probably fair and colder
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Cloudy and colde- Wednesday; Thurs
day fair.
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THE INTEL Ii u EN- G. F. R

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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The haIloonists will remain here I'm
1T tomorrow afternoon as guests ~
". r. Way. divisional superintendent
OF the Cana dian National Railway
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