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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
TARs DEFEAT SUFFOLK
lsnecinl 1n rhc Timcs- tch.

ISncciol to The Times Dispatc h.1
NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 22.-Garion
hurled the entire distance in great
form, while Dennis Burns was MT
hard I'm the first and eighth. Con-
seouently. Norfolk this afternoon
easily annexed the opcnirg game OF
the transferred series from Suho'k
bv tho score Of to l. Tho batting
Of Bowman. who registered Il triple
and two doubles In four chances.
featured. Kelly. in right, ana Yer
milyca. ut third. played great Held
ing game The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Engineers Enjoy Luncheon.

Members of Richmond Chapter.
American Association of Engineers.
enjoyed thei: weoiil:' luncheon given
in the dining-room at Stumpr'. IIo-
tel yesterday at noon. There was no
spe cl1i speaker hut several matters
were discussed in an informal man
ner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

Summary: Two-hasc hits. Row
man CO.. Ncrnilyoa. Fuhrman. Bur
kctt. IIcnEcs. Three base hit
Bowman Left on bascs-Ncrfolk, 5;
Suffolk , Sacrihcc-Gnrton. Stolen
base--Daughton Double plays--No-
ter To Burkctt TO Bowman: Carton
To Ncrmiiyca TO Bowman. Struck
out-hy Burns. r; by Carton, 4.
Bases on halls--ofT Rurns. /. Time.
1881 Umpircs. HARRISON and Wcs-
tcrvclt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

pur,uaut to certain decd of trust
datrt Apri -. 1870. ami recorded Ia
Tho clerks pilico of Ia" Circuit Cuur;
uf the County ~ li-Urlcu. in Decd
Book .ii-A. pax. 53l. ictault NAY
Ing been made IN thc ruymcut OF :,
portion o! the debt thereby secured
and h,us rcuG,r.d bS the nptchoidcr
8" 10 80, I shnl sell q phhi, auc-
t'ur, on the moor Of fhe Richmond
Real Estate Exchange. 80 - NORTH
%Hl1 street. Richmond, VA. ON
- uHDAN AUGUST -. 1921.
ht Pro Hour III l;3O o'Cloci, T. NJ
thoan certain lots Of land in ia,
County 81 H,uTico. Va known a.
lo'' u, and ~. iu block - Of TIA,
lEan ~ loominSdalc. as recorded In
Fiat TOOK s par" -. IN the aforc.
s3ld olcri.'H pric.. sa5H lots frGntin..
.r.i - G!!lssrir Avenue and run
TERMS. C,-ah
T.. Z. SCHMIDT.
Trustee.
BY \. ". HOWE K sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Man Held for Criminal At,ock.

Charged with criminal attack on
n young white woman of South Rich
mOnd. Willie Haddock is held with
out ball for appearance in PoNco
Court this morning. IIo was ar
rested by police of Third Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
RICHMOND BOY WINS
HONORS AND TROPHY
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

TNVcCEtI 10 7 III IIIhtS IIISIIt
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.
Aug. 22.-Garrct H. Wall. Jr. of Rich
mond. today went through the finals
OF the summer tennis championship,
defeating Donald Mcleod. of Indian
apolis, in four sets and winning the
trophy. The score for the final rounds
were I-f GIL c. 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Heunr,ed Scrln,,sIx I'LL.

Mrs. W. Ben Palmer. of 10 West
Franklin Street is reported seriously
i'll in st. Lukc's Hospital. Attend
ants at the hospital last night re-
fused 10 give ont n statement rs to
her condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Phiflnuelnhin

summary: Two base hit-lIrnlinc
Home run-Williams. Stolen base
Flack. Sacrifice hits-Lebcryourca,i
Ponder. Grimes. O'Farrell. Deal. Left
on bascs-ChicaEo. Q: PHILADELPHIA.
4 Bases on balls--off Winters. :;
off Ponder, :. Struck Out--by Win
tcrs. 3; by Ponder, Z. Umpires-Mo-
ran and Riglcr. Timc-2:10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

Summary: Two-baSc hits--Gaiio-
way. Young. Cobb Thrcc-basc hit
Blue Sacrince-.Iohnson Jones CD.
Double plays-Fylss,ead to Blue
Left on sc-Phiiadclphia. IL; De-
troit. i. Base on halls-on Sayier'
/: Kectc. ?: nolling. .: Parks. !. Nus
off Naylor, . in Innings; OF kecie,
: In 2: or ilolltnE. III 80 on
Parks, : in I la: on Middleton. i IN
| struck out-hy Hoiitnf. - tarhs,
u,ik-IIolling. Winning pitcher
PARKS Losing pitchcr--Nayior.
Time OF Camc--1:5o. Umpircs-
Noriarty and Chill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
DISpLdY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE.


Pursuant to Il certain deed OF trust,
dated April IS. 1921. and recorded In
Deed Evuk 213D. page IS, Richmond
Chancery Court. default having been
made In IN" payment of u portion OF
the debt thereby secured. and being
required by the noteholdcr 30 to do,
shall sell ut public auction. on
the iioor OF the Eichnond Real Es-
Ninth street. Richmond. Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. 1921.
at - O'Clock Noon.
all that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. lying aua being in the city
Of Richmond. Va. together with the
inrrovcmcutS thereon. designated az
No. 3DJ Home street. situated ut tho
southeastern corner OF Home Street
and Greenwood Avenue. and do
scribcd az follows: Commencing at
the point Of intersection of the east
.rn line of Greenwood Avenue with
the southern line OF Home Street
thence extending castwardly along
and fronting on the southern line OF
ilOm" street forty (4O) feet and cN-
tending back southwnrdly from said
front between the eastern line Of
Greenwood AvCuc and II line parallel
herewith one hundred and hfty t5p)
feet 10 an alley ten Io) feet wide.
being Il portion of lots 10, il and ~,
block ;. plan or barton Heights.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay costs inci-
dent TO this sale the sum OF $iV.pU.
with & per cent interest from August
-. 1921; the sum OF $4,000 per month
for 10 consecutive months. commence
iny September 1s. 1921; s!5.i7 II
months after August Is. 1871; resi-
due In equal iustallncuts at and
- months. with interest added. OF
all cash at option OF purchaser.
NOrE-Thc above sale VIII he
iuadc suticc, 10 the lien % n rrior
decd pT trust on III" propcrty seCur-
lng S2.500.Oo principal and interest
thereon.
T.. +. SCHMIDT.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Too Late tn Cinssify.

.pSr. Monday evening. platinum bar pin.
got with diamond in center. sapphire
At each end. Loaf either in dining room
Richmond llOtcI 81 entrance To hutC! J,
ar IN front cuhurn Motor Sales Cor
poratlon or iioil!ns Apartments or be
tween the points above mcni lone a
Finder please return tn Miss Keith
RiChmOnd Hotel. or MIR. pardcu. i2lT
West broad. and receive reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

Chicago M o02 00x--5
Summary: Two-base hits-Sheely.
Shanks Thr"c-basc Hutchinson.
stolen bascs-Tudgc. Strunk. Multi
gan. acrifCc-MuliiCan. Left on
Washington. 10: Chicago. :.
Bases on balls-0n McWccny. 2: OFF
Acosta. / oN Schacht. |. lIits--oT
Wicnckc. In Is inning: off Nc
Weony. : in S2-3 innings off Acosta.
Il in ala innings: off Schacht, 3 in
3 "a innings: off Courtney. l in I
inning. Struck out--by McWccny. .;
by Schacht. |: by Courtney. |. wild
pitch-Schacht Passed ball-Schalk
Winning pitcher-Mc Wecny. Losing
pitchcr-Schach tmpireS. Wilson
and Owens. Time. / SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

day. 10 to s. Tn. game was married
by free hitting on both sides
Tho Scnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Score by innings
st. Louis
New York
Summary
Tor Ryan in nlnti

-. LOUIS ............ 400 u26 000--i
New York ........ 00U 900 600
summary: Two-base hit Raw
.inSs. Home runs-MCiicnry. Horns
hy. stolen bases Fournier. YOUNG.
Sacrifice hit--StoCk Double plny---
bancroft. Rawlings ana Kelly I.et
on bascs-St. Louis. 3: New York, 2.
Bases on halls-on Pcrtica, ): oil
shea :. Hit by piichcr--by Ryan
'F"urnicr). Struck nut--by Pcrtica,
:: by shea. 3; by Ryan, 3. iIitS-on
shea. In innings: OF Ryan. In
! innings Losing pitcher Shea.
Cmpires-Quiglcy ana O'pay. Time
-2.O3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
Intcruntionni League rir.ul,-.

Toronto. l3-S: Jersey city, 90.
Huffalo. SO: Newark. 20.
Syracuse. II: Reading, t.
Rochester. =. Baltimore. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

Totals .......... 81 81 II 0
'l'attcd for Rawlings in ninth.
TI!attcd FOR Shea in fifth.
1Ba;tcd for Ryan in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

Neis. Home run--kruoger Stolen
base - Nealc. Sacrifices - no h ne
crane. Double play-kildun to
Schinandt. Left on bascs--Cincin-
nati' o: Brooklyn. Q. Hits-om Ca
norc' IN innings: off Miljus. in
innings. Bases on bails-oN en-
dorc. .; of Tuque. {. Struck out-bv
Minus ?: by I.uquc .. Losing
pitchcr-Cadorc. Umpircs. Klein and
Mccormick. Time, l:45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
BroOkIyn.

'Batted for Cadorc in seventh.
Ran for Ructher in seventh.
tBatted' for Minus in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

~ W. =. pURCE:I.L. Ji;.. co. INC.
Real i:Srttc huct!nnc-rs.
Sl1 T.. Franklin street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
TIGERS WIN SUGGEST

lEy Associated Prcss.I
DETROIT Aug. -. Detroit made
u clean sweep of the three game
series with Philadelphia. winning to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

TRUSTEES Auction SALE
nE'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

BY \ ". BOWIE x sos
Real Estate Auctionc.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
AMERICAN HANDICAP
BEGINS AT CHICAGO

lContinued From Elghth pngcD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
See Pork Barrel Looming
Up In Hospital Matter

Washington. Feb. S.--Attempts in the
senate today 10 increase appropriations
Of SlS6. 500, 900 already voted for a.
| tension OF hospital facilities for war
veterans drew d chargN from Senator
Lenroot, Republican. Wisconsin, that
efforts to make a new congressional
pork barrel were afoot.
An amendment by Senator Mcclellan
Democrat, Tennessee. TO authorize taxi
ing over buildings in Memphis and st.
Louis for hospital purposes was de-
feated As 10 10 and n by Senator Ron
inSon. Democtat. Arkansas. to d $50
officers 10 the public health service
also was voted down.
An amendment by Senator Wadsworth.
Republican. New York. authorizing gov
crnmcnt rental of the proposed New
York military hospital was rejected 81
10 20.
As agreed 70 the federal trade COM
mission was allotted 5000. o0". the Inter-
state Commission Sl.90O.0"N,
and the tarifT commission. $3o0,n 0u. The
committees proposed decreases were
100000, $500, 900 and $4,000 respect
lively.
Te s~cnatc's action followed ,~a'riSorous
defense OF the three commissions by
! Senators Johnson( Republican, Caiifor-
. MIA: FLETCHER. Florida: Walsh, Montana:
Thomas. Colorado. n Jones. New Mex
leo Democrats and Kenyon. Iowa, k"-
! publican. Senator Kenyon declared THAT
the federal trade commission ContiiIu-
ousIv faced opposition from big bust
ness as well as crooked business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
RABBI silver
At THE TEMPLE
WARM WELCOME AND
SPEAKS TO GREAT GATHERING.
ABLE ADDRESS OF "PREJUDICE
AND HOW TO MEET IT"
EDUCATION, ORGANIZATION AND
GOD MEANS TO OVERCOME IT.

The Eoft street temple was packed to
the doors last evening with members
and friends Of the temple congregation
who. gathered to greet Rabbi A. II. Sill
YER of Cleveland. who was formerly
rabbit Of tho Eon street temple. TIL"
gathering and the enthusiastic greeting
given Rabbi Silver are conclusive cvi-
dcnce that he is still as popular with
Wheeling people as he was when loCat-
cd in this city.
Rabbi Silver's subject for last even
tns's meeting was prejudice and How
10 Meet It." With all OF the wonderful
oratory for which he is noted, he held
the undivided attention Of his audience
for an hour and n quarter as he pleaded
for the elimination Of the prejudice
that is found in many quarters against
the Jewish race.
IT am not looking at this question
from n Jews standpoint. but from an
Americans standpoint" said Eabb! Sill
yer in orening his address. The Jews
have been ridiculcd and prosecuted from
the beginning of tins. and under all
this they have risen upward and gone
forward. and will eventually gain tho
proper prestige and respect among the
peoples OF the world.
SiNoN A"NNOA' ~ So
the Jews TO overcome this prejudice are
education, organization and God. If the
Jews arc educated they will be better
able to combat the forces OF Jew hat
ers. Personality comes with education,
and with this great asset they should
be able 10 draw others to the ew!sh
belief. Another factor is organization.
which does much for tho morale OF the
Jews. and il gives them strength and
courage in themselves to face tho ridt-
rule OF the people. God Is the most
important factor of all. and II faith is
kept in him everything will turn out
for our good.
Jews are the same, taken as Il class,
as any other race: they have their
faults and their good qualities the same
rs any people. Now. why arc they
hated and prosecuted: While many
will fall by the waysidr, there will still
be a handful to start anew. II one con-
siders himself a child of God he VIII
not fear petty pr~cjudices. and the best
way TO meet the Jew hatcr Is to be
educated. noble. spiritual. cultural, and
more religious"
Rcbbi Silver will return today to
Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
MRS. SHONTS FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD HER
ALIENATION CHARGE

Now York. Feb. s. - Tho Sl.NNo. 600
damage suit brought by Mrs. Mlila j.
Shonts. widow uf Theodore +. ShUntS,
head Of the marlborough Rapid ThanSlt
company, against Mrs. Amanda Th"maS'
alleging alienation Of her hu$Nhnu Al
fcctions. was dismissed today ny STU
prcmc Justice McAvoy on motion Ivy
ihc defense. The court held that Mrs.
Shonts had failed to set forth sufficient
fac,s in rarers Med in connection with
the suit 10 warrant a trial.
Mrs. Thomas was tn" prlEcira! pencil
ciary in tho will Of Mr.. Sh"nts. MIS-
Shonts is contcst!nE tho Will.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
JUDGE MEEK
ANOTHER BELLARE MAN GOES TO
BENCH IN PROBATE
COURT
Judge Nichols, After IL Years, Returns
to His Law Practice.

Today Edward c. Meek OF Bellaire'
Ohio, becomes probate judge OF BEL
mont county, Ohio. to succeed Judge
John c. Nichols. who has been probate
Judge OF Belmont county for twelve
years.
1t can be we'll said Of Judge Nichols
that he has made one of the best pro-
bate Judges that Belmont county has
ever mad and he leaves the county Of
flee TO resume his law practice in Bel
laire, Ohio, with the best wishes OF
his many friends.
Judge Meek also has the best wishes
Of his many friends and has named as
his assistants Frank Kerr of Martin
Ferry, as first deputy; Miss Lucy l..
Cochran, stcnographer; Miss Fanny
Fawcett, bookkceper; Mis- Helen But
Ter OF Hendrysburg, record clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
ASK COAL PROFITS PROBE.

Ashland, Ky, Feb. S.-Investigation
by the United Statcs-Senate OF the profits
made by the northeastern Kentucky
coal operators from 1917 to 1920 Will be
asked. according TO 4 statement issued
here today by Samuel Pascoe, presi-
dent OF District 3. United Mine Work
crs of America. The statement was is
sued as 4 protest against alleged wage
reductions in the northeastern Kentucky
field, composed of Perry. Letcher. Pike,
Floyd and Johnson counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
HOWAT TO co ON
TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY

rittAburg. Kans. Feb. S-NlcNandcr
HowayNnd associated officials Of the
Kausas miners union. arrested NeSler,
day ror contempt "f court, Will i" tried
next Tuesday morning.
Judge \. J. CuryaU today Continued
the case against the union o~nIir'"I. after
4 clash between Attorney Gencrt! Hop
kins and Fred Jackson. counsel Tor the
kansas court Of Industrial relations, and
attorney for lrowat. who sought Il con-
t~inGJn,C.
In arguing 10 ra postnonemNnt of IN"
hearing, attorneys Tor ll"wat said ih'rc
was no reason for haste IN IA" hearing
as there was no imperative need Tor
nnll NOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
HAMPSHIRE VOTERS
REJECT COURTHOUSE
Special Dispatch to Intcntgcnccr.

Romncy. w. Va. Feb. S.-Thc voters
Of Hampshire county at a special cleo
lion on the question OF a $4,000 bond
issue to complete the court house here.
voted against tho issue. There were SG+
votes for and oil against. 1t would
have REQUIRED 1865 votes TO carry. The
court house is in an incomplete state
and cannot be used. John l. Wander
erift, Cumberland, Md. was contractor
for the work as far as 1t has progressed
Court trials and other business OF inc
county Is being seriously interrupted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Mcdonald to Testify
In the Mooney Case

New York. Feb. S. -Accomp3n"d by
"a representative Of Frank T. Walsh. I"
; whom he made a confession Of perjury
AZ a witness against Thomas y. mooney
mnryirina Of the Preparedness lay bomb
explosion in San Francisco. July -.
l9i6. John Macdonald. "f Trenton. y. j.
viii leave for the western city i"-m"r-
row 10 testify before tn" SpcrASl grand
Jury investigating the cas-.
I cisco Macdonald said to-day. and ten
The grand jury what | told IN ~" HiiI-
davit. have nothing 10 ronr"aL
. Mr.. Walsh. who is counsel for Mooney.
said he expected that MaCI'Gh"" 1T 5 con
fcssion wGuld lead to confessions Of
several police officers that Mooney was
framed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
C0MMERC|AL OPPOSITION To THE
IMMIGRATION b|LL.HAD WEIGHT

are only twenty working days OF the
session left. Only an overwhelming
demonstration of public opinion could
bring the bill 10 a vote now.
The fundamental philosophy OF the
advocates of restriction can be found
in two sentences. The first comes
from Harding's acceptance speech:
I believe in established standards OF
Immigration which are concerned
with the future citizenship of the re-
public. not with mere man power in
industry" The second was in the
spirit OF Calvin Coolidgc's address at
the dedication of Roosevelt memo
rial. when he said that the only real
danger 10 popular government lies in
private control OF public action
The members of the senate commit
tee on immigration are Colt Of Rhode
Island; Dillingham;, Vermont; Pen
rose. Pennsylvania; Sterling, South
Dakota; Johnson, California; Keyes,
New Hampshire: Edge. New jersey;
Gore, oklahoma; Nugent. Idaho;
King. Utah: Harris. Georgia; Harrt-
son. Mississippi: Phelan, California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
MUST SERVE

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligence.
'RiChmond. va. Feb. S.-AffirmInE
the Judgment Of the district court at
Charleston. W. Va. the federal circui'
anpcai court today decided that p. r.
Hunter must scrv" six months IN jail
and pay n fine OF SIS for operating
hotc, ~ south Charleston for immoral
purposes during TN" war in VIOLATION
of liz. sc.octivc service act. the place
In question being within three miles
Of a naval ordnance plant. Hunter was
convicted largely on tho testimony o.
Iohu Z McncfcC. federal agent, OF
I'oyincton. Ey.. working out Of. C'n-
rinunti. who put UP ut tho hotel In or
der to collect Ia" necessary evidence
Practically all the assignments or error
were without foundation. the appei"It
court held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
MARTINS FERRY
GLASPY HOME
Is CONSUMED
HoME OF MRS. HANNAH CLASSY IS
Quilted BY FLAMES SHORTLY
AFTER NOON
Basket OF Clothes Near Water Heater
Is Claimed Cause-Loss Will Ag-
grcgate Three Thousand Dollars

The brick dwelling owned and occu-
ped by Mrs. Hannah Gicspy at No. IS
South Firth street. was Quilted by fire
shortly after noon yesterday and the
efforts OF all Of the fire companies Of
the city were Of no avail after their ar
rival To save the property as the fire
had gained such heauway that IL was
impossible TO get TO Il.
The IIrcmcn were called 10 the home
which IS within = hundred feet Of tho
Central hose hoUsc and almost directly
opposite the city building. at 1856 o.
clock and found = dense cloud of smoke
issuing from all parts Of the building
with the appearances indicating that tho
who'll" interior was SblaXc.
. William ko"hnlCin. one OF tho room
erS IN the house. was awakened by the
smoke and after turning of the gas
tjr, IN his room, started to investigate
llC is said I" hav" opened a door into
IT,. ball and was met by Il dense cloud
Of smoke and flame. lie Immediately
slammed tho door shut and rushed TO 4
window in the second floor room where
he had been sleeping and broke out the
glass in order to get air. llrcmcn who
arrived and saw the man, called to him
not TO jump. and It ladder was hurried
" put up to the window and he was
taken out. The man had the hair of his
head badly Singcd.
Fireman Pete Webb. OF tho Alert hose
company with a PARTY Of men. went into
the window OF the second floor after
the h,iX had been gotten under control
and while walking about in the cloud OF
smoke. broke through tho floor cG the
room and fell to the first floor. He was
carried to tho city building where his
leg was thought TO have been roken
but physicians found only u point dis
located and lie recovered after having
the limb S"t.
Quilted by flames - estimated at about
three thousand dollars. part "f which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
LENT BEGINS

The observance OF the religious Pc
Rod Of Lent begins today and continues
for forty days. or until Easter.
In Wheeling. as throughout the ChriC-
tian world. extensive programs com
memorating Lent will be carried out.
beginning with special services today.
Tho Protestant EriScopai churches OF
Wheeling have announced impressive
Lenten programs.
The Catholic churches will observe
the Lcntcu season strictly with many
special services.
In many churches Of other dcnomi-
nations tho observance will be more or
less extensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Thompson Writs Are
Ordered Discontinued

Pittsburgh. Feb. S-Undcr an order
ba ndcd down in United States district
court here toG1y writs on judgments is
sued against J. v. Thompson of Union
town. Pa. and several companies when
have taken over Thompson properties;
were declared 10 be unauthorized ana
10 have Eccn issued without the consent
Of inc court. Tho writS were ordered
discontinued and those who applied for
them must pay the costs Of tn" judge
mrni on which they we're based.
The writs we're held to be in violation
Of acts of congress relating TO bank
ruptcy.
The petition asking for the restrain
ing order against issuanCeS of the wits
was filed by the Cumberland Coal com.
panv. the Piedmont Coal company anu
the Gallatin Land company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
BOTTLE MEN TO FIGHT.

Pittsburgh Pa. Feb. S.-The hoard
Of directors OF the National Glass Con
%taIner's Association Of America in SEES
sion here today. voted to conduct Il cam
palgn against tho HnuE"n BIZ: now IN
congress-. and under which oitlria!s or
the organization said. the individuality
of ali bottles would be destroyed. -,
The directors decided TO appeal to all
bottle users. in an effort to have them
take the matter up With their reprasen-
bill. they said. bottle shapes would b"
DESTROYED. glass containers being, limit
ed to a round bottle with 4 Ccrtif!cation
as 10 its capacity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
ALLEGED WHISKEY
RUNNERS ARRESTED

New York. Feb. S.-Threo men ac-
cused by federal authorities in Cleve-
land with conspirtnE 10 transfer 500
cases Of bonded whiskCy from that city
70 Brooklyn were arrested in Brooklyn
today. 1t was alleged they withdrew
the liquor. valued at moro than $4,000.
on forged permits and later sold some
Of the stock in Youngstown.
The men arrested were Mce H. Baron.
eernand W. Levy and Virgil NJ. Nc
Mahon. All OF brooklyn. Held In $1,000
bail each. they announced they would
contest attempts to remove them to
Cleveland.