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New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Lewis S. Chanler Weds
Mrs. Bernhard i'm Paris
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Takes
Former Wife Of Wall Street
Banker as Bride

Word was received here yesterday Of
the marriage in Paris Monday of for
mer Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuy~
vesant Chanler of New York and Mrs.
julia Rcakard daughter of Stephen II
Olin.
Mrs Bernhard obtained divorce in
Paris last winter from J. Philip Ben
kard, member OF the Wall Street firm
of J, z, Morgan q Co. Mr.. Chanler
married Miss Leslie Murray daughter
Of Mn. and Mrs. j. Archibald Murray
April II. 1920. They were divorced
short time ago in Paris.
Mr.. Chanler, direct descendant of
the first John Jacob Astor, was elected
Lieutenant Governor in 1908, when he
ran with William II. Hearst on the
Democratic ticket. The entire ticket
was elected, with the exception of Mr.
Hearst. Mr., Chanler Is 81 brother of
Robert Chanler, of William Astor
Chanler and John Armstrong Chanler,
who spells his name "Chaloner."
Miss Lillian Hunt and Colonel Philip
NJ. Lydig were present at the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Florence Pruden a Bride
Married to Malcolm B. Lowe
at Ridgewood Home


Miss Florence Pruden, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. William Fl. Pruden and
Malcolm B. Lowe, son ef Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert C. Lowe, of Tenafly, were mar
ried Saturday evening at the home of
the brides parents in Ridgewood, n. J..
The bride was attended by Mrs. D. c..
Riker, of East Orange, as matron Of
honor, and by Miss Helen May, of Pat
erson, and Miss Milly Linder, of Mohi-
can Lake, N. Y, rs bridesmaids.
Donald V. Lowe, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man, and DR.. X.
C. Pruden, brother of the bride, and
Daniel C. and Carleton B. Riker. James
B. Robbins, Lynn E. Aldrich and Vim
cent Vandervoort acted as ushers.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Howe will be at home IN Tenafy,
n. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Going e On To-day

American Museum of Natural History. adj
mission free.
metropolitan Museum of Art admission
Aquarium. admission free.
New York Historical Society, ITO Central
Park West, admission free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. admission
geological Park. admission free
Meeting OF the State Educational Depart
r, meent.. Hotel Commodore, 10 O'Clock
Exhibition of Inpresstonist and Post I'm
pressionist Paintings. Metropolitan MI
scum Of Art. all day.
Exhibition of Modern French Prints and
Drawings, Metropolitan Museum OF Art.
all day.
Luncheon OF the Kiwanis club, Hotel Nc
Aipin, 1890 O'Clock. Address by c. D.
Hardy on "A Real Reconstruction
Luncheon of the Pan-American Advertls-
ing Association. Hotel Astor. l o'clock.
Address by Rev. John William Nichols at
General Theological Seminary. IL O'Clock
Meeting OF the American Spice Trade As
Address by Professor w. L. Bray before
the Torrey Botanical Club and The Wild
Flower Preservation Society. at the New
York Botanical Garden. 80 o'clock
Meeting on "rhs Reduction or Arroa
meats under the auspices of the Leas ue
OF Women Voters of New York City
Thirty y-ninrh Street Theater, 30 O'Clock
Addresses by George W. WiekershaIn
VIII Irwin and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait.
Meeting OF the Board of Education, Hall
OF the Board. Fifty ninth Street and
Park Avenue. 1 o'clock.
Reception by the Indiana Club TO all In
diana people In New York, Hotel Mo
Alpin, o'clock.
NIGHT
Lecture by Or. will Durant on "The Earth
Recent Progress of Geology" at the
Labor Temple. Fourteenth Street and
Second Avenue. s:f5 O'Clock.
Lecture by Frederick A. Wallis on I'm
migration and Amertcanizatton, Law
yers Club OF Brooklyn az the Hamilton
Club, Remsen and Clinton Streets.
Brooklyn, c'eiock.
Lecture by Mrs, a.. A. Roback on Folk
Songs Among jews and Other Nations ="
Y w. II. A. auditorium, 81 West lleth
street, o'clock
Lecture by Mrs. Helen O'Donneu on
Thomas Moore's influence on Irish
Music" Knights OF Columbus Institute.
81 Hanson Place, RrQ@ki-u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
@---------@---~-~---S~~-
City Permits Both Children's
Leagues Sell Flanders Poppies

The Board of Aldermen yesterday
decided to grant permission to both
the American and French Children's
League and the American-Franco Chill
dren's League, Inc, to sell reproduc-
tions of the Flanders poppy on the
streets for the next five days, the pro-
ceeds to go to help the orphaned chill
dren of France. The two organizations
each disputed the right of the other
to sell the poppies.
The matter was referred last week
to the Committee on General Welfare,
which reported it out yesterday with
out recommendations. Alderman Will
liam T. Collins, chairman of the com:
mittee, said that, as both societies had
incurred considerable expense in prep
aration for the sale, the committee de-
cided to leave the matter to the de-
cision of the whole board.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
IN MEMORIAM

LANE
The members OF the Board OF Directors
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Con-
pany learn with very sincere regreg Of
the death. the 18th OF May 1891 OF
their fellow member. the HoaoQra bic
Franklin K. Lane. They have been proud
OF their association With 50 distinguished
atatesrae, who served his country
with outstanding ability and devotion.
They had looked forward with seonsdeTsee
to a service by him to the Company n1osg
valuable IA counsel and direction esyie-
cially in the line of public health and
welfare, which are SO important q spl1oee
of its operations, and feel that IN his
death the Metropolitan has suffered an
irreparahle loss.
This minute is adopted for the records
OF the Company and the Secretary TO tte.
Board Is requested TO forward copy to
the family and business associates Of
Mr.. Lane, with an expression of The
deepest sympathy OF the Board. officially
and personally.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
JAMES J. ARCHER

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Former State
Senator James j. Archer was found
dead in bed at his estate, Shamrock.
at Belair, Md, this mQrning. He was
in his ffty-seventh year.
Mr.. Archer was graduate of Prince
ton, had been active as an Independent
Democrat and was a leader of the op-
position 10 the old Democratic state
machine. He was practicing law and
was engaged in a case now on trial
here.
He was a bachelor and is survived bv
three brothers, DR.. William S. Archer
and Robert C. Archer, of Belair, Md,
and c. Graham Archer, a banker here,
and by three sisters, Mrs. Louis E.
DegoH and Miss Mary Archer, Of Bal
timore, and Mrs. William L. Bruen, of
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
MARRIAGES

CLARK--CoRSwALL- Saturday gev
81. at Christ Church, Short Hills. N. T.
by the Rev. Charles NJ Douglas. Eliza
beth Cornwall. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
H. & Cornwall Of Short Hits. " j.. 10
liam +. Clark. OF Mapewood. N J.
MARBLE---M.AGHEE Saturday. May
q, in st. Peters Church, Morristown,
". j.. by the Rev. Donald NJ. Brookmau,
D. D., Adelaide Hoims. daugh hter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Holrss Mag hse. Of Mo-
siatown, N. j.. TO John Putnam Marbts,
OF Worcester. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
FR. RICHARD ORMOND HUGHES

YoNKERS, n. Y, May 24.-Father
Richard Ormond Hughes, well known
lecturer, and one of the most popular
Catholic priests in the New York arch
diocese, died in st. Joseph's Hospital
to-day. He underwent an operation at
the hospital last week.
Father Hughes, who had been rector
of st. Denis's Church here for the last
eleven years, was born in New York
City tfty-tive years ago. He was edu-
Gated in the public schools and was
graduated from Fordham University,
St. Joseph's Seminary, at Troy, and S..
Joseph's Seminary. Yonkers.
He was ordained by Archbishop Cor
first assignment was as an assistant to
Bishop Farley at ST. Gabriel's Church.
He was made rector of st. Denis's
parish eleven years ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Police Inspector Hayes
Of Brooklyn Is Dead
Had Been on Force Since 1882
and Was Bess Known
Official in Borough

Ponce Inspector Bernard j. Hayes. in
command Of the 18th Inspection Dis
trict, Brooklyn, died at his home, l49
Bainbridge Street, Brooklyn, last night
from heart disease. He had been i'll
for more than two months and was on
an extended leave of absence.
Inspector Hayes was born in the 14th
Ward, Brooklyn, on February d. 1860.
He WAS the son Of Patrick and Rosana
Hayes and vas educated in the public
schools of Brooklyn.
He Joined the City dof Brook ly1i
police. force in 1882 ar4y was subse-
quently made a sergeant and later a
lieutenant. When the force and the
New York City force were consolidated
and became the Metropolitan Police
Department Hayes was made a captain.
he had seen duty in almost all of the
Brooklyn police stations and was the
best known police official in that
borough.
When Commissioner Enright took
office Hayes was made an acting in
spector and was placed in charge of
the 9th Inspection District. He was
made inspector of the 18th District in
April of last year
He is survived by his wife and a
brother, Charles F. Hayes. Funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

DR.. GUY CARLETON BAILEY

P0uGHkEEPS1E, May 24.-Dr. Guy
Carleton Bayley, q charter member Of
the New York State Medical Associa-
tionS and one of the best known sur
geons in this section of the state. was
found dead at his country estate near
this city this evening He was in his
seventy-frst year. DR.. Bayley was
close friend of Matthew Vassar.
founder of Vassar College, who with
his brother. John Guy Vassar, also
provided the endowment fund for
Vassar Brothers Hospital in this city.
DR.. Bayley was surgeon in chief at
the hospital from the time of it's
founding until 1907, when he resigned.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

2o5 West Fifty-seventh Street. to ".
Rosseter Belts jr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Rosseter Belts Of this city
and Tuxedo Park. Miss Thompson ls
he only daughter of the late James
+. Thompson, of Baltimore. Mr.. Belts
is a grandson of Mrs. Frederick n.
Belts and a nephew of L. f Holbrook
Belts and of Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley
Miss Margaret w. NJ. Paine, daueh-
ter of Mrs. F-rancIs B. Paine, will be
married to Melville A. Conant on J lne
8, IN the chantry OF st. Thomas's
Church, at O'Clock in the evening.
The ceremony wiIl be followed by q
reception at the Rome of Mrs. K.
Goodman Paine, of 1873 East THIRTY
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Mss Thompson Betrothed
To ~, Rossetey Belts Tr.

announcement has been made of the
shgsgement of Miss Olivia Louise
Thompson, daughter by former mar
rage of Mrs. Charles K. Bispham, of
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

sirth. Engagement, Marriage,
Deash and In Mcmoriam Notices
may be telcphoned to The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in.
sertisn in tbe next days eepa.
Telephone Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

CHECKLEY Isora, Monday
May %, beloved mother of r. Seymour
CheckIey. 416 34th 81, Woodciin- on
Hudson, Y. J. Funeral services win be
held at the Calvary Baptist Church 12a
West 57th St. New York City on Wed
nesday morning at ID O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

Byard, suddenly. at his resi-
dence, 542 East 79th st. Services a.
Community Church House. 34th St and
Park ay.. On Wednesday, May 25, AZ
1890 a. n.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

CARR--At Monroe \ 7. on The 23d
inst. George ". Carr beloved busbar3
OF Emily smithers Carr. Notice -
funeral hereafter. Montreal papssa
please COPY.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

CONSIDINE-Anna L. dearly beloved SIS
ter Of Margaret e. Perry, a. her resi-
dence 5f9 Riverside Drive. Funeral seree
ices Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Solemn requiem mass Corpus Christi
Church.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

BUCHANAN-On May e. 1921. Jaries A
Buchanan, ut his residence. 2ls Wcss
Wappingers Fails. y. Y. Kindly omit
flowers
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
HOFFMAN-on Tuesday. May "a

HUI + W-4N--ON IlesUay. May -. IIgI.
Susan Ogden. daughter Of the late Judge
Murray Hoffman and Mary Murray og-
den. at the home OF her nephew. James
r. Strong, Short Hills. n. J.. in the satin
year of her age. Funeral services VIII
be held al the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest 45th st and 5th av., New. York
city, on Thursday afternoon, Ma -, at
n'rfNcL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
LOGAN COUNTY MAN
GETS FIVE YEARS
FOR MAIL FRAUDS

Huntington, w Va, Sept. p |. II
iii" Els. Of Logan county. was sem
t~nccd tn IN" years in ~" fedora p"ni-
Tertiary At Atlanta. Go. BY Judge George
W. McC!iu,ic. in federal ""ur' her" this
afternoon. after a jury lad found him
g"..lA Of us.uE tho ma:.s To detraud
In March, la@V. Il was charged ELLIS OBJ
;aincd ;ctlcr head from ia" office OF
Mayor = " CgnrbeN. ~ rats city. and
forget a .".trr THAI resulted IN n" sa!n
At An eNuybItaut prize y: tract OK
E,iiM's land
The grand jury VAS discharged 10 day
after returning tWcnt! your tnd.';mcnts
for ucrrnscs, Including alleged vl"a-
tons nj he MANN act, pUstu,CIrc rob-
h.ri~S and Violations OF n" Harrison
narcotic act. On.y IN" .! ;ho mdIct-
uonts were 10Y VARIATION OF tn IA
t!onal pruh!hitiou law. but Information
has been fled ~ District Attorney Lon
II Kelly IN th!rty-t!vc s"rarat" 'aS"s
concerning alleged dry law violations
only ono other sentence has been
passed S.nce tho term opened ycSt"r'''
pnris CiuudSvn -. pleaded guilty. ="
r"hoing th- I"S:orftcc ~ Warrior. Kama
VIVA county. and WAS urdc:"I I'i.'. II n
ra- iowa state rerNIInAt"ry. Tor on"
yeIir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Death at Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Sept. @l.--Oue man met
death. Two other persons suffered pain
"a. Injuries and much, property damage
was s~S;a!nrd IN The storm which swep;
over ;he Pittsburgh district today.
Grors~ W. Whitse.I. ago -. dropped
dead from over eXcrtiun while running
cur shelter. He collapsed on the porch
uf his home and died within few
minute
William Cambria, was struck by fall
!ng bric&S and pum!u'ck LAMA. WAS
Eh"rArd when he picked up live wire
Spires OF churches were blown down
roofs ~ houses blown on and other pro-
pe"ty damage ia tre district Wi!
'.mu'Ut % many tnVLsnnIs uc dollars
damage II WAS said when the list IS
cv:a!!cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
v. Va. MINERS
LINING Up FOR
PRES. LEWIS

Ind!au9rotls, Sept -. The Arst ont
spoken reference 20 difficulties between
he L" NJ. W. International and district
Officials was mad" t"u!Sat u: 'N'i""S
# more han cn0 d"i"St;"s tr"m '"r 'w''
West S.ruiuiu dlStrIc'- After S"i"' Il
dsirea.r~ !lai attacked Erauk fSr':ng-
ton. I.rc~jGcu; -: :nr Illinois miners. I've
dn.rgatr, l'an.ur,,uSly adrr'cd rcS"-
tuition p,rdg!ur ;hc Nest Virginia N"'"
as \ un.; :" support ~ p"l:r!"S adr"-
catri by john l. Lewis. international
president.
WeS; Virginia delegates. In address,
Ing their caucus. SAIL tArc!ng'"n and
hts followers would seek ~ Great" dis
asusiNn n ~ Cnr"eCton. AMI me
charge Also WAS made that fNrr!ngt'n'S
activity. 'ngr.hnr With that OF Robert
Martin. ot Washington state, contributed
~ Mr. Irw.~'S 'e'eat when a rara;ia;"
.o- the presidency Of the American
Federation ~ Labor at !ts recent Den
yer rnHvCatton.
After. discussing the strike situation
In Mingc and adtrir.7S counties, he
West virginia delegates voted NOT I"
hold .he convention for mst:trt ~. =
uncr after e T. Kcar"y. Gis:rl": p:"st-
dent, IS released fr,n Jail wh"r" he -
hold w q charge OF murder. R'aG" ''r
conditions IN ,hc strike zone WAS sail
"a, the delegates 20 y" luc - N" pres
erra OF guards employed by t.c opera
tors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Soviet Note Overshadows
Irish Problem in Britain

London. SEPT. -. - bre"' tf''"'" y
sharp net" !" the RUSSIAN SOVIET XIV
e,"''.""' - r,s, .,I
'''S"T, M -, 49, ., ,t,,o,,. In
IN i"''' ''""E ~, .I,,a,,.,
; ."''' ,,,i,,. Nn,.. .,.,
VT. ''''." W.
'hI"T"N '"'H over
WIN Mr'"'"'N % Nv 80, ,i'
Hh'r!''h' H'"'."H' an"
thc SH'l''' ., '""'.'e" ~
morrow ""S 'H' -.
'h','h"''" OWN t'I''E
, Far! nrH'n' $50 :''"' 49,. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MOONSRINER KILLED
BY STATE RAIDERS

Charlrsi,n. w Va. S"p' IL idain
Howe. Of Bradshaw creek. M"i""w".I
county. vas kiiird and Il companion
WOUNDED IN Il pistol bt't'" WITH H?""Hs
l!rtver. state prun!hit:pn agent. ana
deputy Sheriff lanes Frances. Il Wan
REPORTED to Waiter : Ha!:Rnau. state
rruhihiiipn commissioner today
Eowe md his r"!uiHuI"n were rharS"'
W!th operating 4 r""nsE'n" Stl!t on
Gruu,.dnug fork. -! BrnG-tlw "irtk. As
lh- ufiicers approached he still. they
were nrcd upon. according 10 iHc!r re-
Tor: \ vn,icy WIS returned AMI aitrr
the shooting ceased. Row" was FOUND
dead. His companion escaped but let
II ,ra!i Of blood
The Still. Of 80 barrel capacity. eight
barrels OF mash and i've gallons y!
whisxcy. were ccnnScntcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MORALITY CLAUSE
FOR MOVIE STARS

New York. Sep: @l.-A 'm"m!:'y
clause" IlrdCing actors AMI actresses
to "ContluCt themselves win dG" T"s"rn
10 public cunvicti"ns.' on p"nh'E ~
fortsi;ing .Hrir positions "i;h hNG DAYS
notice. would DO Immediately inserted
IN al contracts Of a !n-E" N:n Hf"Au'C-
Ing corporation. Il was ann"uh''u ''-
day.
This action WIS taken. statem"nt
by attorneys said. a. 4 dir"ct E"S"'I
~ the Arhurklc caSe IN San Franri:'".
although IL was cmpha sized that IN"
company In question Ind II" direct IN
terest IN that case or any similar one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

ppwov.ac. Mich. Sept. FLA hY"d-
s;ai,-.t c!v3 LuI = b. ,Gv Hs,s": r::u'
were -, clues 'o,!ny De-, wh'.E t',a, ~.
'ho-,'."S rN1rh D "'".'~ ~ IN" murder
T: ,h-N. Yrrsvrs a&h ~" sr"'"r' "tTcy
Of auo;h"-. q rh,.i. IN 'h,:r hou!' here.
W!.jem Monroe. his w,E". L'"i 'h"lr
I-.ySar-u',. dGuEh'"- Nova. WI" '"U"|
beaten - d.1ih w.'h 'hr r'.h. In The
sam" room was 'nn"d \r,ii'h Monroe,
lS-year-Hld IluSh'A-. v@H EId """H
beaten 81 he head un'l unconscious.
Tho Ht'l~ girl waS mad" hsind ,. the
blows Although her recovery is said {"
be Gouhrtu'. Officers hope she may h"
revived sufficiently 20 It'll the story -;
the attack.
The tragedy was discovered ny Ar
d,h'S chuyu. Grace Mrnee. who catered
tho home after hearing Ard!th moan
Shs rnurf her paymsi" ic~id" bed IN
which Jay the boiy OF her sister. In
another bed lay the bodies Of the par
erts A club. into which nails had h'sa
driven, was standing against n" wa 4"
On the wall nearby was 4 bloody finger
print
The club Mad been used TO beat ;ha
heads OF the victims almost beyond rec
oEnitior The interior OF the homo IN
d!catsd no struggle had taken place and
the bad clothing was no. dtsarraEC"d.
leading officers TO bctte"e the three had
been fi,'ed as they sept.
Nelch5ors assorted the crime prob
aS.y t,rk pace saturday nigh. a. NAM
he-s ~ tho Monroe family wcre last
seen A. that Tine |: IS believed A-I:th
lay wounded ~ tho -nnr nearly sixty
hours before being discovered.
Au.rN-tttr. 50 far have been unable
70 establish a motive ror the crin". ~
the home was not robbed Ofl"ErS be-
Have = was tho ac: - Al Insane person.
Two inmates -; he stat" prison AZ Kat
RmazoN near he. escaped a w"ek ago.
and Officers 40 searching for them al
though HOSPITAL authorities declare
neither ot the men VAS OF the criminal
type.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
HAYS PROBING
XII KLUX KHAN

Washington. Sept. 81 ~- Following
closely the statement TIA: the Depart
mcnt OF justice - !nvrs ;!sa,'i& 90 h"
Klux Khan. Postmaster General lays
n his ,,r:rrcncG today w!iA Ee"*I.'pe;
men. disclosed that agents Of Ms de-
rurtrnent also were inQu!r!ag into tAe
a .ttvi;l.s " The o:gtni2at'o7 Mt h''S
declined TO say On what ang'e Ne IN
vest!gation was being made. and SI'A
lac wAs not yc; r"a'y l. make II s;I,9-
mrur concerning 'hc mnt'"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
.lEDOUX ABANDONS HIS
SLAVE AUCTION IN n. Y.

New York. Sept 2l.-Urbain f.edonS.
whose activities IN behalf OF New
Works unrrrplUyel has been cUmoultct
~. rho notice aruuuu I'd today th.' he
ant Tho police had arrived a. com
nroris." ne has promised a- sad. :"
a5sndon plans 10Y holding modern
"Siav.. auctiuu" here" and IA" ponce
have agreed to a'd his ";'"r;s !" 'e"a
tho Jo5!ess
rarry,ng out the terms u the rom-
n-nr,lsa IodCN appeared =. tea;rA.
i.rk With notice escort aud aesaD DIS
tr,hution 0. tickets good ut br""G:A -
=. nearby restaurants. iio announced
l.. you'd "?en bread ,'nc :: St
MARKS on Monday. lodging VII "'sa
he provided and an emp.oywen ouFe""
ouerGiei TO sail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
10 Billiardists Enter
National Competition

New York. Sept 2l--T"" hl.tarl
plAyrra .!uc!udtug John LAYTON. present
chump."us. arr entered In III" rh'pnal
prurrsa!nu;'! three cushion nlhard
, H.. ,ul.iu: s>hip tournament I" b" h",d
~ pi;,SuurGi. rcI.i.s. lVaula. h"x!un:uE
uvtobr- .. the entries :"r Which have
Ius, rlu~"I hero.
Ia addition t. LAYTON ~" Est IN
rlud"s RuEcrt 'aitr"rfN. August NI"'n
h.r.r. HUGH Heal thAr."~ Court. all
farmer rhniull"uS. and r!ffsu l'"ut,il
,har9rs r.ts. Charles ti"TH"!J Weston
and Pierre MuUIuIu".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
WAGE REDUCTION.

Pittsburgh. SEPT 81 Representa-,
tives OF the CARPENTERS District 'ounv"
with a membership OF $500 and me
Master builders ussoCint!on reached 4"
agreement here today whereby members
OF the union will receive u IS cents an
hour wage reduction. The carp"n'"r'
Will receive 81 an hour for an eight
hour day. under tha terms Of the NJ"
agreement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
B, g. 0, CUTS FORCE
At GRAFTON SHOPS

Grafton. w. VA. Sept q. NoH"eS
Announcing q 90 per cent. cu' !" ihe
worn.ug forco q, he "ng.r" and car
REAR shops Of ia" Haii.;n"c. and ph:n
railroads. here were posted to-day APP
pronimate.y o men WI l." tur,puGh:d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
GREEK U. S. CREDIT
King Constanttne Sets Forth His Belief
Greeoe Guarantee Money WI Not
Be spent for war Purposes.

Rrusa. Asa Minor. Sept. 2i-- King
ConS,lc'ina. discussing The sS@.90".h0o
Crock credit IN n. U".ted States, eH-
rrrsest n.s he!leF that Greece was pre-
pared ~ guarsHte" n" noHey would
no. ~ spent FOR MAJ purposes. = such
asSu-4i,r., was required for III" re.case
Of ,h,s 'r"'iit.
II r.?,v u suggestion tina: release
night fN2a:"l = lSn anon 'hr settlsul" r:
a.: ~. ,;9S>tinn - rr~Uca.'.un. tnrs.an-
IT,. ~,..lAd - 'atc' u O&GAt 10 os SUIT
- -" - krrN". an govern 1l"1: that
.r, ,;'...i lar.',, m"H. .ega.tzed al the
or. -G.,"~s "3t"-ei .C'O with Tho (n';"d
.r..s,.- 0,.r,n.: NJ sons regime lie -"
r..-,..g .r..: ;. never ahd..Ntr' Ia:
,,E -. -r'r r.,,H A,aI"3d"c a mazda 10
-. tie. ;"rr.uSr Co.; IL" royal pr"roca
e..
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Carl Morris VS.. Miske?

urntL., N"h~ Seq. q ',r. Morris
heul yWr..n;. h,s h...u ~!ru"! - meet
ether ia.iv MIST" - l'r'.i Iu.'"n u"'c
"a October .. :, va, 1uu"'.n. ed today.
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wANrEO-AAL3.

WANTED -- F.N2cr.enrCH bOokke ep"r.
married unG preferred. III replying
e.. r.i...0 .. al stat" salary "NH"rt-
ed. Address X. l., car luj.'':'g"nc":
>H',G--g
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~ man had put hundred dollars
IN a savings bank twenty years ago."
said 'he stntistician after dinner, lit
would amount 10 over two hundred now.
and re- could buy almost as much for It
now rs he could have got for tho orig
inal hundred At the time he began to
save" New York Sun.
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wAwTED-TEMALE

wASTET>--SalsS.ad y tor shoe store: ex-
rA-.sncrd preferred =. r. X nney CO q.
1873 Market -. Whrel!Hg sep.2i-l
WANTEp--W Women TO demonstrate 4
food product. locally or elsewhere. Ap-
ply M. Reeves, Mcclure hotel between
$40 and D. m sep. *
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LOST AND FOUND.
1us1aEss OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTICE Contracting for all kinds OF
brick tile ard cement work. with Grst
class Satisfaction. Phone 35i.J Elm
Grove. I. Sambsrs. sep i2-lmo
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You:n has many loves. but age 10
thankful II 1t but have ths crust IT one.