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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

Washington. Aug. le.-The senate
claim to share of the responsibility
for the foreign affairs OF the nation
wns recognized by President Harding
today by tho designation Of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. Of Massachusetts,
chairman Of the foreign relations COM
mittee as a member of the American
delegation to the disarmament; confer
ence. Formal announcement of the APP
poin,ment was made from the White
House
Secretary Hughes was selected to
head the American representatives sew
rral days ago Other members proba-
by VII no: he chosen unit! II IL deter
mined donnitely how many places each
nation Is to have in the conference.
Entirely aside from Mr.. Lodges per-
sora! qualifications. the view was re-
Elected in high administrative circles
that tho significance OF Mis- selection
lay in the fact that he was in posi-
tion 10 act as official spokesman for
the senate committee to which are re-
ferrcd international compacts reQuir-
fng senate advice and consent"
Tho president was said TO feel that
because ot Its joint responsibility IN
foreign aftairs. n would h. great
rnl4saake not to E1re the senaLe an off,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Owing to Freight Rates
Northwestern Farmers
Threaten to Burn Corn

Washington. AuS. 16.-Ioua farmers
are attempting to mature the largest
corn crop in the history ~ the state
with no prospect ~ market, and Min
nesota farmers are preparing to burn
their corn this winter instead NJ buy
ing coal. farmers today told the Intcr-
state Commerce Com mission 'r It's in
,rstigation OF freight rates TN gram
and hay.
Railroads. nv maintaining nhnor-
nally high freight rates. will LOSE the
,-aCf,c on the coal which the farmers
rre IL they could sell their corn. as
acll as that on the unsold grain T. F;
cashman a Minnesota farmer. told the
commission.
T.. II. Cunningham. secretary ot the
American Farm Bureau Federation OF
Iowa. and a practical farmer, said that
while railroads probably were suffering
as result OF the present rcadJuStment
he believed the situation as regards
basic industry like agriculture Should
be given precedence in consideration
over the carriers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
LODGE JOINS SECRETARY HUGHES AS US.
DELEGATE TO DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

cial voice whife the negotiations are -
progress
Whether other senators viii Do
named on the delegation is question
whirh the president himself oonnot
answer, but II has been suggested
among officials close TO the White
House that ne might give representation
TO tho Democratic as we'll As the Re
publican SIDE OF tho treaty ratityine
body. Should ne decide to do 50, II
is considered likely that Senator Cn-
Gerwocd Of Alabama. the Democratic
leader, win be asked to serve. II an
other Republican senator Is appointed.
It Is believed the choice will fall upon
Senator Knox, OF Pennsylvania. 1se-
mer secretary OF state.
While diplomatic negotiations Pre-.
liminary to the conference wsre At .
standstiIl today. awaiting formal re-
spnn:cs to the American gSVerlnnSnSo
Invitation, the administration aAVAnA1A
iis rhysical plans for the meeting N
several directions.
In congress-. the presidents rNQnoSe
for a 5000. 900 appropriation 10 pay a.
rcnses was given approval By tho sen.
ate appropriations committee, and WaS
reported TO the senate for conx dsrat1c4
tomorrow. ~ nart of the AAipUllA.
hnazd ann1onftAtAAA hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Declines Food
Wheeling Men HonOred
By Real Estate Assoc,

Huntington. W. Va. AUG. I5-Stnar RI
II. Bowman. OF Huntington was elected
president of the West Virginia Real
Estate association at :he CLOSING session
of the annua, convention OF tbs aSso-
citation here today. Other officers were
elected MS follows:
w. 3. Tucker. Wheeling. secretary
and treasurer.
George J.. Hannan. wheeling: J. NJ
Smith. VILLA msop: A. J. Schurmann,
Huntington; S. S Felker. MartinsburE
J. O. Mead. TarknrshurE. e.. J. Pearson.
Charleston. vice presidents.
PlrkcrsHurE was unan T,ousiy chosen
as tho scat OF tho l9"3 convention.
George =. Curtis. W"lisburS: Royce
Miller. Cha rIeetOn: Harry Price. Fair
mont: Harry q. Williams. william son :
Harry Leanord ParLcrShurE. and J.
A. Watts. I"wirhurg. members Of the
board OF governors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
SOVIET COOPERATION
IN FAMINE RELIEF
IS NOT WELCOMED

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls.-Dinicu't"s
which are r-tardinG the progress OF the
Russian relief negotiations A. Riga
because Of the Soviet insistence for
participa ton with the Americans IN
control Of food distribution we're consid-
.r~d today hg President Harding At
meeting with his cabinet.
The attitude OF the cabinet II was
said. was that. although this country
must insist upon tho freedom OF Arnert-
can control OF food distribution In Rus
ga. the American government would
not look with disfavor upon participant
ing in any general Investigation Of re-
lier rond tions which might be constd-
cred necessary ny the European powers.
The American relief administration.
II was explained. has taken the position
that the work OF hEhting famine in
RusSis must be absolutely free from
Soviet influence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Former Shop Employees
Appeal to Labor Board

Marion. Ohio. Aug. lS-With the SIT:
M ton growing out Of establishemnt OF
NV working conditions in the Erie
raiiroad shops here, and their su oSc-
ouent opcra: lion by the Railway Service
Corpora ton, characterized by union Of
ficials a.. a life and death fight for the
rrjnciplc OF unionism former shop en-
nloyee of the railroad today sought TO
have some light thrown upon their sta
tus under The EschCummtns act
Former shopmen. whose connection
with tho Eric company was severed
when they refused to comply WIN or
d.rs establishing the ten hour day dis
continuing Sunday overtime pay and
recurring physical eIan!na tons and
who have not accepted employment with
the now operating concern. today. !a;d
their case before b NJ. Jewell head o,
tho railways employees department OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
BIG REDUCTIONS IN THE NATIONS TAX
BILL MADE BY THE PENDING MEASURE

$Ios. c5o.n0o Of me contemplated loss
of revenue would not hc reflected In
revenue collections prior 10 the calendar
year 1929.
Discussing eliminate of these lcries
SIR Fo-dn", quoted two former Demo-
cratic secretaries OF the treasury, Glass
and Houston. as urging their repeal. Mr..
Glass in 1919 and Mr.. Houston N 1920.
Emphasis vas laid by the chairma n
on sections of tho new bill designated 10
%prevent tax evacuation.
To prevent evasion oE TAX through the
medium Of wash salrs." Mr.. Fordncy
said n section had been put n tne h:il
TO limit deductions for losses ny provd-
ing that no deduction should be allowed
Cor losses sustained In the sale OF SC
curitleS whore tho taxpaykr at or
about the tina OF such sale purchased
Identical securities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
WILL CLEAR Up
MANY MURDERS

New York. Aug. 16 - Informal on
which police believe will clear up s"N"T-
t"en gang murders. which have occurred
in New York Detroit and Avon-hS-thc-
Sea, y. j.. was given 10 detectives to-
night by Rartolow Fontano. an Italian
barber. Terrified by secret threats OF
-hang baked in an oven" Fontano Eavo
himself UP TO tho police and was charged
With homicide. Six other mon were
arrested on Fontano's information.
The police spent several hours cross
examining tho men and sent 20 other
cities information which they sa:d
would bring about several arrests.
Fontano told the detectives ;ha' the
EanE which had threatened him and o.
which he was a member, had fund 81
5000, 900 to protect its members who
wore caught while carrying out It's
orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
RAJ nW|N-FEL7S AGENTS BEGAN
", VA, CAREER WITH TRAGEDY
MADE THn FH8T HF1AoD
m rw RIVER srxuK or 1Soa
SHOT UP STANFORD 0AIp
Started tho Fsud which HAS Hsvse 01s&
Out - Have Been In Bloody
Arrays Ever since
BY DWIGHT H. TEr"

WEIGH, w. Va, July 1.-THE trouble
between the mine workers and he
Baldwin-Fetls Detective Agency vith-Hs
detectives acting as mine G1af0 u
OF long standing. 1t dates fro0 the
lirst appearance OF these detectives In
the New River strike Of 1so7-- 1hStF
frst appearance was marked BY
tragedy as atrocious as their hast aee
which resulted in the death OF 6td'
Hatiic.d and Ed Cha mbers on August l.
at Welch.
The Baldwin-Felts detectives began
their career in West Virginia In = man
ner in Keeping with their actions ever
since. 1t was only fitting and proper
,ho, their initial performance Is mine
guards should be TO shoot up the
mining camp OF Stamford. fayette
county. In the light OF their past
actions. it was also fitting and propef
that this shooting should be done u
night while the miners and tneir fani-
les were sleeping peacefully. or courS>
several miners were killed. but this only
prcsaged in slight way what could
later be expected from these BaldW1n-
Felts detectives. -
warning NevsrRSAohsd Than =
man. who Afterwards held hfsA
orocial posi;tons. had been foroWGrncd
,b,. mis- r-irne was to be committed
He secretly notified william BltxxAfe.
sr.. who hastily scribbled note ana
placed in his sons shoe. He put litue
Rilly" on a mule and started MIN oS~
,ha mounta IN TO warn the doomed caups
Little Billy never got there. Hs wA4
discovered by the armed force lasnea
TO the mule. given severe oeaun.
and turned back home where his bleed"
inr wounds were dressed By Wsepsne
mother and an angry father.
After the shooting up OF the nnntnS
eamp, John Hairless, miner OF ~
and influential family connections n1ec
to escape. he was unsuccessful
was captured. He was instantly shot 70
death. This killing started ~
which has never died out. and Whicn
viii onIv come to an end when such
nina guards as the Baldwtn-Felts o.
tcctiy.s ara banished from the stAta
This episode In 1870, marks the oeein-
ming of constant strife between tns
Raldvin-Felts detectives and the miners
in the non-urion coal fields OF southern
Wet virginia. The Baldwin-Felts oe-
tcrtiyes arc responsible for the man!
mnrd.rs and atrocities which have Decn
committed in the New River nelo. On
Cabin Creek and on Paint creek hna
along IN. Norfolk and Western railrooe
IN Minro. Mcdowell. Mercer. LoEan. ana
wvominH counties. From their very
antry into the West Virginia coal neids'
N. Baldrin-Felts detectives nave oeeh
trouble-makers and have been n1i1en up
ei,h.r directly or indirectly, In prae-
,icaIIv every bloody ARRAY In the mining
regions ment: :oned above.
handled Mildly
These detectives have been moro rer-
tunate in the mild and almost patron
izinS manner they have been hAodleo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

FOR IRELAND IS
REBELS DEMAND
BRITISH OFFICIALS
HOPEFUL OF PEACE
De Valera Again Declares For
Complete Separation
From Britain.

Dublin. Aug l6.--Complc;e ,ndepen-
dcnc" Tor Ireland still remains tho
demand Of tho leaders OF the Sim
Fem
At the opening OF the Irish republican
par!la mont :Oday EamCnn u" Valera. the
republican leader. in an address - the
mcmhcrs. declared lhR' fV- Ireland he
and his colleagues stSod for Tao ideals
embodied in The American declaration
or Independence. He reiterated ireland =
claim 10 separation from 'ho British em-
pire. ard asserted that IN" cabinet ot
the republican parliament was the solo
government tho Irish peop," recognized
Referring n the peace negotiations
with Tnvid Lloyd George. Mr. Nc Valera
said there were people uho desired 10
negotiate - order (" save Their faces.
The>Sinn kNrin, however would negotiate
only TO save possible l.. .o-Ndshrd and for
right and prime! pie. He declared the
cahine, In refusing the proff"- OF do
mirion government by Mr Lloyd George
has tnkcn th's step because It considered
his proposals unjust.
Notwithstanding the attitude of the
members Of tho Dali E-eann in taking
an oath Of allegiance - In" Irish re-
public. an oath which IN former days
would have been termed high treason.
and De Ta,cra's reiterated demand for
tho freedom OF Ireland British civil
authorities in Dublin. many Of whom
assert that they have channels of COM
mun!ra.ior with ,he i0ncr workings OF
mo sim Fem. are stiN hopeful OF
settlement or the Irish pro@.' ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
MONONGALIA RANKS
SEVENTH IN MINING

Morrantoxn. W. Va. Aux. ls-Mornn-
ealia county ranks seventh in the num-
her OF mines In the state. according 10
figures compiled recently by R'"u {.
Tucker. engineer and field assistant OF
the West Virginia University Geologic
al Survey. The reports stated mat
there were III mines in the county with
coal resources Of J. .702 23S7.672 tons. Ap-
pro1imately lInoo. 900 tons have been
mined In tho county since 1888 and 81
per cent ot all coal mined In the district
has been dug since 1918. II was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
TO COLLECT DATA

Morsantown. W. Va. Aug ls-John
Lee Coulter. dean ~ tho College Of Agrl-
culture West virginia University. will
Leave for tho west shortly to collect
data FOR tho United States Department
Of Agriculture on the me-itS of tho
com paints made by rho Nop-TartiSan
League Of Minnesota and the DakotaS
Z was announced here recently. Tho
dean has heen In conference several
times with Secretary Wallace regarding
his mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
MINERS oRqANME BANK

Logan. W Va. Aug. Is. Hi1-rS At
I.nndalc. near hf-e. have organized Il
bank with capital stock "f about
$4,000 Practically AL ~ ~" h@ Nk's
depositors arc listed as stookhn iderS
but tho vcntur" Is declared % hc prov
ing successful Dividends h1N" been
declared by the directors and c1vc h"cn
credited n the deposits Of the stock
holders
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Injunction Against
j, N. ". In Mercer

RNue6eld. ". Va Aug. 1A-JudSe L
G Hcrndcn. Of the circuit court today
signed a bill at Princeton, making per
rnanent the temporary tnjunedoo
cranted the Pocahontas Coal companies
against the United Mine Wofkers OF
America. officials and others. rsstrsta-
inr them from Interfering with noo-
union labor in Mercer county.
It Is anticipated that the tempoSHfy
Injunction now In force In MeDoWol
county against the United Nine Wort-
or, Of America will be made permansSe
IN the near future although no cfHcal
information on tho subject was ootntn-
able today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
pRowNEp n RA1N BARREL.

ClarksburE. W. Va. Aug lS.--Nhne
playing around rain barrel a. his
home this afternoon. Harold, ;hc one
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Groves. OF Union Heights. fell int" tho
barrel and was drowned. Another child
of the family. Clarence. aged -. Tas
killed BY falling out Of tree al The
home a year and 4 half ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
MEX|CANS FIRE
. On Fl PASO COPS

81 PAso, Tax, Aug. 1e-Aono1
N a statement made. public ~ onisf
Of Police Psyton edwards, ms1 On sne
MeIioan side Of tho RIO 9rAnnS I.ee
today nred on 81 Psso poAoemsn v
had wounded and, were trying 20 oo0-
tu,n Ytamsleo Lopez, . service 6f1vse,
After q rdstol night at the end OF taS
South Ell Paeo street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
THE wEAfHER

western PsnnsylvaAlA and Ohio
Local thunder showers wednesday and
probably ThurpdAy; not much change
In temperAtura
wsVt yirgtnia-Showsrs wSdnS1dAy
and ThnxsdAy; SdtShx3y warmer wednes-
dRy. poA fuuch ohnmka - h&-AArAfnrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Narcotic Drug Route
Disclosed By SIeuths

New York. Aux. 1s-A drug route on
which deliveries were made regularly
after tho fashion OF milk and ice do
uveries, Was disclosed tonight when de-
tectives arrested three men and seized
a route book containing Ss addresses
from Yonkers to Lake Wood. y. ]. An
automobile used in making deliveries
and quantity OF narcotics were taken
at ne samo time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
TWO WOMEN UNITE
IN RECOGNITION OF
MURDER SUSPECT
Cabaret Entertainer Not The
Mysterious Dolly Mason.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. l6-Wm. A
uightowcr was identified late today by
Miss Marie Wendell as the man VINO
caLed for Father Patrick T.. tiesIin OF
August .. the night the priest al sap
nearcd Miss Wcndcl was tn" priest 5
housekecpcr. Her Identification wa g
substantia,cd by Mrs. Biauchi neigh
hor. who also was positive IN her state
ments.
The Identification came after the TWO
women had s,ru,inizcd the prisoner for
tlctccn minutes in the office OF District
Attorney Franklin Swart in lockwood
city. They stated emphaticallH thar II
was Hightnwcr. who called for kev.
Father Heslin or the evening OF August
2. to answer n sick call. and who drove
away with the priest in a small auto
mobile.
HChtowcr's only comment 20 tho nf-
fcerS during the scrutiny was. i get
the idea
Not Identified
Tho personality OF the mysterious
'polly Mason" who. @liEhtoNcr said
had given him the clue by which h"
found the grave "f tho priest near the
Pacific ocean. hohhed in and out "l the
examination today. Mrs Dorothy Fish
er Clifford. OF Oakland. cabaret enter
:ainer. who had been identified as Dolly
Mason through description given BY
H!Chtower. confronted him today. and
neither recognized the other.
At tho same time tho police were IN
vcstigatInE tho story OF J. j. nufy. a
former detective. who said nc knew
the true Dolly Mason. and had seen her
In san Francisco.
Declines Food
After several hours OF close question
Ing BY District Attorney Swart and
police officers earlier In the day, High
tower declared.
II am through. ! dom care II | do
any more 10 help myself or rot. II 7
hang Ia like 20 have afr. Swart hang
me. because he is a little more sympa-
thc'!c than the rest"
H!Ehtowcr declined food today. COM
planning he felt i'll. His only ncurish-
ment yesterday was a bottle OF milk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
CREEK ARMY IN
STEADY ADVANCE
AGAINST TURKS

London. Aug. 16.-The Greeks are
steadily advancing in their new Of
fensive AGAINST the Turkish National
alists in Asia Minor, says a dispatch 10
tho London Times from Smyrna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Do valera's Deh

During his address % the parliament.
Ea monn De Valera, alludInc 20 tho mil
lions VI lives lost in the World war Tor
the principle OF self-do,ermination. said :
Nobody has spoken more cloQu"nt!y
than NJ. Lloyd George on that subject,
and had he recoS nized those principles
in practice there would have no necessi-
ty fr any negutia lions.
The trouble in the present neEotia-
lions was the lack o. principle on tho
part ~ Grea, Britain 10 stand for Prin-
ci9ie and We NEAR 10 die for IL X
necessary"
The words NJ Mr.. Re valera were
greeted with cheers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Place In History Clouded By
Assassination Of His Pred
ecessor, Alexander, With
His Queen, Droga.

Belgrade. JuGo Slavia, Aug. IS
King Peter OF Servia died today.
King Peter, who for a long time
has been i'll. was reported early IN
June TO be in serious condition.
He was then suffering from pleur1sy.
A short time afterward he was said
to be steadily improving in health.
and his physicians declared him out
of danger.
Nothing was heard Of the aged
monarch until a few days ago, when
a dispatch said he was seriously III
with congestion OF the lungs. He
sank into unconsciousness Friday,
remaining in that condition until the
following day His condition became
worse Sunday night. and he gradu-
ally failed until the end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Penn American Coal
Company Not Involved
In Bankruptcy Case

Spccia! 10 The lntellIGenccr.
Pittsburgh. ra., Aug. l6.-Mr. X b.
Ke,tinE. vice president and secretary OF
the West Penn Traction and Power com
pany said tonight:
THE Pcnr American Coal company
bought 7.OcO acres OF coal lands IN
Brooke county. West Virginia, in July
That compan; has no connection with
tho Penn American Gas coal '"mpah!
which is now reported In bankruptcy
rrnCnrdinC in this city. The Penn Amer
can Coal company IS connected WIN
.bc West I~cnr Traction and Power COM
ra,y and the American Gas and Eicc-
trir company. know nothing about me
Penn American Gas Coal company. As
! handled tho purchas" Of the Brooke
county coal lands myself. l know all
ahou, The details connected with 'ha'
deal"
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The above statement from MI Net
,inr corrccts an erroneous report ap-
pcarlns in yesterdays lnt"lliEencer IN
which the company inv"lH'd was sala
10 bc ;hc same one that recently bought
IN. Brooke county coal referred 10. Ihe
crror was due to the close similarity
OF names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Sketch OF Career

King fetsr ot Serofa, 80 Fe-irH o'n'
white-haired. deaf. III from tac inhrm-
ities of age and suffering from the
wounds Of three or more wars re!in-
IuiShed the cares Of state in 1918 when
his second son Crown Prince AleNander
succeeded him and became the ruler or
tao new state OF JuGosLav!a. He then
declared:
MN beloved Serbia is now free and
l.s future. I believe, will be great one
Nv work IL over. | desire only the con
tinucd affection and devotion Of my dear
people and, tna!ly grave on SERBIAN
soil"
Despite his arc King rcter presented
orr OF the most courageous hgures or
tho war On the day that Serbia r"-
jectcd the Austrian demands Peter re-
nounccd his temporary abdlcaSon ol the
throne and placed himself once moro at
the head Of the country. He was even
then almost siEhtlesS and hard OF hear.
ing and was under the constant caro- or
a physician.
Remained With Army
When the fortunes or war turned
araInS, the Seybans he remained with
his armies Ill practically the last units
had hecn driven from tho country. lie
then effected an escape through Alaan!s
and went 20 Salurika where lre preslded
over the reorganization Of his forcea
Af,cr ne went to Corfu where he estab-
lishcd headquarters and took an active
part in the direction of his nomadic
government.
Forced from h!s capita Rc!Era de.
and thence from NiSh by the Advancing
army OF the Central Powers in 1918. his
country laid waste by fire and shell.
Peter lived 10 return TO Serbia and en-
gage actively IN the reorganization and
reronRtruction OF his domains From
the beginning Of tho conflict, the aged
king encouraged his troops and peo?le
despite tho most depressing revorsrs
and m several occasions personally led
th~ Serbs into battle.
A. .-vRiid Eelf-tmpcsed eIfls In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
THE INTELLIG EN- CER

Has the Largest Circulation ot
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
Tuin City
Neus Notes

A very pretty June wedding took
place at M home OF Mr. ard Mrs.
Henry Kfemm is South Barins I've
when their eldest daughter Miss Afies
Elsie became welded to Ray Georges
Miller, teacher of vesatieast training
in the puojic schools Of this city. The
aFFaR cement Of the affair waS carried
eat principally in floral affect with 8
large canopy Of roses ard pains af-
ssraine a shelter for the BRIDAL party
10 stand ana desiare tAeir vows. Of
hsiRtiRg was Rev. FRANK Naples ss
the First Congregational fhuFeh, THs
double ring eeFeTReay was Used. Miss
KiehifH sfese white esRten eTepa fer
her bridal fiery ard eFsseiiisied with
trimmings Of hist iasa. A tuiis veil
hald In biAee ny a wPeata 81 lilies OF
tas vsi;eF and e haga hsdVst sha car
Fied esmpiatFd her haRusifsi Fatrhent.
sas wRs asteFaed by Miss ADELAIDE Nei-
burger, wis aetsa 81 maid 1T honor sad
Was attiFsa III Bessh hasa geeFgstts
with esTsaHs beaEet 20 ,hastsa, Miss
kfztilaa HismHxa~ se8sfN, was ths