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Says Witness GAVE
PERJURED TESTIMONY

'AF hHN"flhleh tFeAHl
NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb s.
Frank p Walsh, Of counsel for
Thomas J Mooney, who was con
victed Of murder in the San Fran.
cisco Preparedness day bomb ex-
plosion of 1916, today telegraphed
the San Francisco authorities ap-
prising them of an alleged contes-
sion by one of the witnesses in the
case, in which he said he had given
perjured testimony The witness
named was John Mcdonald now a
resident OF Trenton, New Jersey,
with whom Walsh had a long con-
ference last night. According to
Walsh Mcdonald declared in an af-
fdavit the case against Mooney was
a "frame-up,"
Mcdonald swore in his confes-
sion, Walsh said, that he could
not Identify Mooney as the man be
had seen with a suitcase prior to
the Preparedness day explosion, al
though he identified Mooney during
the trial He said District Attorney
Fickert Of San Francisco, the prose
cutor, had forced him to make the
Identification"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
SENATE WANTS
COPY Of JAP
AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb 8.
The senate foreign relations com
mittee voted today to ask the state
department for a copy of the agree
ment reached between Ambassadors
Morris and Shidehara for a new
treaty dealing with the California
anti-alien land law
The committee, at the instance Of
Senator Hiram W Johnson of Cali
fOrnia, directed Chairman Lodge to
ask Secretary of State Colby il it
were not incompatible to the public
interest to submit q copy of the
agreement
Senator Johnson urged the agree
ment be made public, and this pre-
cipitated a lengthy discussion in the
executive session Johnson recently
declared the agreement supplied an,
other "gentIemens agreement" and
demanded it be made public
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
CAROLINA COW
BREAKS RECORD


RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. S.--The
record OF a cow in Spartanburg
county. South Carolina, OF having
borne two sets OF twin calves in
1920, has been equalled il not beat
en- by a registered Jersey owned by
Marion Richardson, of Davis coun-
ty, North Carolina, which in II
months and three days gave birth
to two sets OF twin calves. The
two seats Of twin calves, all heif-
ers. were born February q, 1919,
and on January 80, 1920, respective.
ly. On December 10, 1920 she gave
birth to one heifer calf, making her
record five calves within p months
and IS days
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
RICE SELLS OPTION
ON 100000 SHARES
CON. VIRGINIA STOCK

An option of magnitude was ex-
e'c.sed today by a San Francisco
syndicate for 100000 shares Of Con
'a,dated Virginia stock Zeb Ken
caIL president of the company, gave
OsoTge Graham Rice an option on
@s stock, which would have expired
oa February %. A bonanza strike
was made a few days ago on the
1856 level and 30 feet Of the ledge
assays S25, 2ia feet runs $3.50 and
inches $500 The San Francisco
syndicate payed Mr.. Rice $4,000
Nf bis option and this afternoon
Noh over 100000 shares Of the half
million The stock is to be trans
'srei at stated intervals in 100 1000
blocks.
Iar new lind in the Consolidated
Virginia mine is startling the min
# world.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
CALF. PROFESSOR
is AWARDED PRIZE


LONDON, Feb. S-Dr George Ell
lery Hale, director of the Mount
Wilson astronomical observatory
near Pasadena. California. has been
awarded the Actonian prize by the
Royal Institute of Great Britain in
recognition of his work in studying
solar phenomena.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
CAPTAIN DETAINED BY
THE BOLSHEVIST ARMY

GRIMSBY, England Feb. S.-The
captain OF the trawler Equitable ar.
rived from the White sea recently
and reports having been detained
for six days at Murmansk by Dol.
shevists whom he describes as very
hungry and disreputShle in appear
snce An armed crew came aboard
and ate ravenousiy after which they
searched the boat The captain was
arrested and closely questioned but
released after two hours deten-
tion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
M'SPADDEN CASE IS
IN HANDS OF JURY

The witnesses in the case OF the
state OF Nevada versus George Nc
Spadden now being heard in the
district court before jury, conclud'
ed their evidence as the morning
session came to close The court
instructed the jury at p. m, and
arguments by the state and defense
were conducted by District Attorney
Frank Dunn and Attorney William
Mcknight respectively
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb s.
The reported statement of John Nc
Donald, of Trenton, that the con
viction of Thomas Mooney and War
rem X Billings was a "frame-up,
marks the third recent statement OF
alleged facts tending to show the
men were victims Of perjured tes-
timony New evidence adduced here
is to be presented to the county
grand jury
McDonald's reported statement was
characterized as the effect of cor
rupt propaganda" by Edward A
Cunha, who as assistant district at
tOrney prosecuted Mooney. Defense
counsel said it was the natural out
come Of the injustice done the de
PENDANTS in these cases"
District Attorney Brady said he
would accept the offer Of Frank p.
Walsh, counsel for Mooney, to re
turn Mcdonald to San Francisco to
repeat the alleged statement that he
had sworn falsely. Il will give him
every opportunity to appear before
the grand jury and present this evi-
dence,' Brady said
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
OIL COMPANY
in THE SAND

A wire was received this morning
from Mrs French from Brecken-
ridge, Texas, that the Ranger -Cald-
well Oil & Gas companys wells Nos
/ and were in the sand, waiting
for pipe line connections to bring
in. No ? well is now down $500
feet, No. A has attained a depth OF
200 feet. and No. has been bored
22OO feet
Much OF this stock is held in To
nopah and the latest reports are
causing Joy among the shareholders
in this vicinity
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
Los VEGAS LAD IN
GRAVE CONDITION
FLOGGING

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. s.
Frank Lee, IA years old, a gram
mar school student of Las Vegas,
Nevada, is said by his surgeon to
be- in a serious condition from what
his mother, Mrs Dora Lee, declared
was a beating by a man teacher
named Walker.
According to Dr. Silas A. Lewis,
one Of the three surgeons who op-
Grated on him to remove a clot of
blood from the spine, the boy now
in a Los Angeles hospital had little
chance to recover
Harley Harmon, district attorney
of Clark county, Nevada, reached
Los Angeles today and prepared for
an investigation Of the case.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
POSTPONE SENTENCE
OF CANISTER BRADY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. S.
Sentencing of Thomas Brady, who
was convicted Of an attempt to at
tack Jean Stanley, has been post,
poned until Thursday In support
Of its motion for a new trial. the
defense introduced an affidavit by
Deputy Sheriff John O'Connor
which stated Miss Stanley said
Brady did not molest her.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON . G. te'
Tha sfmy appropriation N''. .'
aa approximately gf.aaaae'a aal '..l
a,n,afrs frr hres et only iaaoa
was r ia passed ghe house ''lA'
ana aaa saat &C. tha aeaa'a
r8r he messFe aaal5 pa''sl
,.a-iav bv tha senate over ne
49, rrs tsfa rssFafaE ms' -
- HafalF asf1 the P'es
=. A. raa8 90 iiiesa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
PERJURY CHARGED IN MOONEY CASE
HUNGARY RESENTS
i. S. DEPORTATION.

tain undesirable results in Hun
gary
The state department was asked
to have aliens deported from the
United States segregated aboard the
vessels
Because of what the officials de-
scribed as the "vagueness" Of the
Hungarian representations and the
absence of American Jurisdiction
over aliens once they leave Ameri-
can shores, it is not regarded as
likely that the state department will
find it possible to comply with the
Hungarian governments request.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
mo COMPLAINT
FROM FRESNO

FRESNO, Cal, Feb. S.-No com
plant from the Fresno district ap-
peared at the morning session of
the legislative committee investigat-
ing the procedure and policies OF the
railroad commission but Mayor Hin
man, of Bakersfield, made a trip
here and presented a half-dozen
protests
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
PARTIES IN LAND
FRAUD INDICTED

10y NNNUVIHEVU ETtH7T
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Feb 5
In a case said by government au-
thorities to involve the siie Of $9,-
100000 in land stocks by the Dan
iel Hayes Land company, Oscar
Lamp. western manager for the com.
pany, was ordered removed to Chi.
cago for trial on a charge OF con-
spring to use the mails to defraud.
Lamp and several others were in
dicted in Chicago
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
HEARS MOTION
FOR new TRIAL


NY NsHO'IT'rI IresNl
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb S.-A
motion for new trial for Mrs.
Louise Peete, convicted slayer Of ia
cob c Denton was made today by
Public Defender Aggeler, and re
suited in postponement of sentence,
which was to have been imposed
today, at least until after arguments
on the motion are heard.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
IDENTIFY MAN AS
ESCAPED CONVICT

~3o ANGELES ca. Feb. s--A
@ kTins the name Of George Price
he was arrested here on a
larceny charge Is declared by
Paifs 10 have been identified BY
N e o Eastmoad. Who ss.
aat september from tho Ne.
A state psuBaaliaty
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
NTER-COUNTRY BOOZE
SHIPMENTS BANNED


WASHINGTON, D. c, Feb. 8
Shipments OF liquor from one for
egn country to another via the
United States is prohibited by the
rational prohibition act, according 90
an opinion by Acting Attorney Cen
era. Nebeker, made public today by
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Mclean.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
RACE
FOR SEA POWER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb s.
Great Britain will not undertake a
race with the United States for sea
.0acr Sir Philip Gibbs, British war
correspondent, declared before the
house naval committee today. Eng
land hasn't the money, he said, and
mos, Eaglishmeu do not consider
Tie American navy "as menace.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
inquire INTO
DODGERS flight


WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb 8-A
preliminary investigation of the es,
tape to Germany of Grover Cleve
land Bergdoll wealthy Philadelphia
draft dodger, is to be made by the
house military committee, to deter
nine whether a thorough inquiry
by a special committee is justified
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
PRINCESS MARY
TO VISIT NORWAY

laNu0N Pah prlagass MARY
. asgset1 ta pas a short vlait q
gsruaaa esgb "a hs apr.ug %
.t,v ana hsf sanf the queen q
sruy rha un bel lhs ard oe
..aa ga aheb the pr.arsss has
49, Al a saaliasaiaI souft
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%, Associated rress)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. s.
representations have been made to
,1s state department by the Hun
sa-iaa government concerning the
.ar9cr Of deportation of undesirable
.far. from the United States
The representations were trans
v.eed through the Swedish minis
,e- here who said deported aliens
had been at such liberty aboard vel
.ss as to permit them to organize
r-o.aeaada against governments Of
~srape which had produced Ger.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
GERMANS ACCEPT
MEETING WITH ALLIES

BERLIN Feb S,--The German
government has accepted the invita-
ton To participate in the allied con
ference On reparat.ons in London
aarra T. it was announced here to-
day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-08
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday
Cloudy and warmer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
MRS. FRANK N|EbANE TELLS
EXPER|E Noes IN BALKANS
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE HAS SESSION

What was one "f III" most suc'"SS'"'
and "nthu>iaat!r meetings or the "Ne'"
two romInittr" IF tn" f""! Government
league. formerly the COMMITTEE" or N'e
hundred. WAS held yesterday. Win HI
teen members present.
Although til" fall details or what
WIS done have not been announced IL
was learned from very r"liahl" source
that steps wrr" taken on several F'ttl'H
important subjects - interest To the
voters Of WhrrlinE.
The committee" thoroughly discussed
the recall as far as Il has progressed
and n 50 took action to :lAk" plans LOT
meeting what steps might II" taken by
those implicated IN the recall
The action Of the criminal court "ur-
inn, IN. mast few weeks was discussed
pro and con. and much comment was
mad. on whnt has been done.
Altogether tn" plans discussed anu
outlined were Of great importance. ana
future developments ar ready 10 be
met
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RHEUMATISM
AL Torturtng Pains and Swollen Joints
Quickly Vanish Whom Rheuma
IL Used.

Al last 4 real remedy f"r rhcu'U'lSm,
And good one Z must l." Wi,"r drug
zIsts everywhere sol Il "i IL" mcclure
no-pay basis.
Rheuma tics should hal Ills n"ws
with great rejoicing f"r II IS sure Il
remarkable remedy a0I has Il rec III %
almost unbelievable cures. Read Nha,
!. B. Shaw, Prairie tltS. Ill. H,Es about
It:
y WAS affected with Srjatic Ehcum'l-
tism. suffering ror months with SUCH
terrible pains and burning sensations
that Il almost rraZch me. II .t:fP"'r /
my left hip. running d"HnWHrG I" In"
end OF my toes II was TOO painful t.
permit my foot touching IN" floor
Tried medicine artHr T"rlIc'uc without
relief until AN Old friend Who hnd been
similarly troubled SAID: "NAI don't y"'i
use Rheuma, IT Is the hcs' medicine for
Rheuniatisn | ever heard OF II" had
visited mad baths and ether places, but
nothing did him any good until he Esnd
Rheuma After this Information | sent
for Il bottle and before using more than
half the contents | experienced a chang"
FOR the better Logs than two bottles
made Il well man "f me. Having fol
lowed railroad work for 2. Years and
being We. acquainted Ia srI"cal states.
I will answer any inquiry regarding my
case.
If you hav" rheumatism iu ;,uy FORM
Grirst g. 90. will supply You and guar
Guirk and blessed relief ADV.
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SEEK WITNESS IN
THE ARbUCKLE CASE

San Francisco. Nov. The Califor-
MIA police. through District Attorney
Mathew Brady OF San Francisco today
were requested to find Alice Blake
ono Of the main witnesses for tho state.
In the man*laughter charge against Ros..
COO &, Fatty Arbuckle due to b.
brought 20 trial here November ~.
MiSs blake disappeared from place
near Caliotoga where she was staying
with Mrs John Duffy. mother Of George
Duffy a deputy district attorney. The
witness was not under arrest, but WA
being detained with her own consent
rcnding the Arbuckle trial
Her DISAPPEARANCE. according to MIS-
puffy's story to the district attorney
here. came after a visit by Miss Blake's
mother, Mrs. John Westphal, OF Oak
land and an attorney whose name Dis
,rict Attorney Brady did not obtain. The
nirl left with her mother in an auto
mobile. Mrs Westphal saying she was
Going 70 take her daughter home.
The Westrhal home In Oakland Was
untcnanted today, investigators said.
Miss Blake was a guest at the party
riyen by AJbucllle in q local hotel. when
Virginia Rappe. film actress. IS aneseo
20 have sustained injuries which pre-
coded her death.
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TANNING ACCOUNT OF WAR
WORK AT LARGE MEETING
Speaker Describes Visit to Rumanian
Court-Tslls what We owe to
Serbia

Mrs. Frank Mehanc. OF Stray. y. c..
n addressed an unusually large meeting
Of the Wheeling WomIn'S club y"st"T-
dav afternoon at the a. q. |. W, nall.
Mrs. Mebane related her experience as
q war worker In the balkan states ana
gave n very interesting account or
yisI, TO the court OF tn" king and queen
of Eounnnia. Her lecture was delivered
In beautifully embr"id"red peasant
costume. The Eift Of Queen Marie.
"NmeriranS az Who'll" d" n"t r''lI"o
what we owe to Serbia sal" MIS-. Me-
lana "Serbia lies In the path of tho
short cut between Europe ana ASIA an"
We NAV consider ourselves lucky Z"
have a friendly nation guarding IN"
gate I; was Serbia who struck the irSt
c,I,rcssrul blow =, the Austrn-llunFar-
ian army and throuGhout IN" war this
gallant little country did not slark"n
her efforts until her army was de"!mHt-
cd hv tynhuS. The Serbs are nation
NJ fighters: they do not know how |" re-
iron, There Is nothing In nil history
moro wonderful! than their retreat when
thc French failed To send Reinforced
m.nts Mt Sploniki though. un!"ss IL IL
the return campaign which they waged
oueen Marie IDOL OF Psopl,
The speaker uWtlt hl INV ''"""''
1otions which obtain between the ser
h,an prorle AMI their queen. declaring
that Queen Marie is tn" idol 81 her pr"'
pie. overshnduwing Kin& Ferdinand 10y
her stronger personality. queen Marie
entcriains a great affection FOR Amer
lea" she said. and many times during
NV visit at her court III" declared hrr
intention Of visiting N" nitrd States
She insists that whem shr comes 81"
Will visit every state in the Mon nut
am afraid she will have I" miss S"me
Of them
Preceding tie lecture a short business
meeting wen h-'h Mrs. {. j. lr"udi""l
mad. IA" official r"pur. from the sat"
Federation convention. Mrs. WI lam e
Moore made the report OF N" r"s"Iu'
lions adopted at IN" convention and
Mrs. Harry Chcssrr gave an account OF
the social affairs arranged for tho enter
tainment OF the visiting delegates.
Plans for now camTa!gn for raising
funds for the club house w"r" discussed
nj Yesterdays meeting. During the
month of November the members or nc
club will have on sac %'traC''v" Elft
calendars. The proceeds from their sal"
will be applied to the clubhouse fund
Mrs. Julian g. IIenrnr and Mrs. VII! - n,
C Moore are general chairman IN
charge The following Commits" has
been named 10 assist them:
MesdaneS:
W. H. MCFaddsn James Brennan
Edward Harrison Lewis Steenrod
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Missionary Conference :
Tuesday and "Wednesday

The annual West Virginia conference
NJ the Womcn's Home Missionary soci-
etv will be held in this city next tues
dav and Wednesday. November 10 and 10,
the sessions 10 be held at tho Fourth
street ~ F.. church. In the neignoor.
hood Of $50 delegates are expected anu
this number Will represent tho various
societies In the state as well as se'ef3L
in Virginia that are included IN tho
West Virginia conference.
Mrs. r. Il. Nay OF this city VIII pro
side at the opening Of the convention
M . o'clock Tuesday morning.. In ad-
dition 10 important business to be TAKEN
up mt each meeting. prominent speakers
will have a place on the program. one
OF the distinguished visitors TO %
Mrs. Wilbur r. Thirkield Of New Or
leans, LIZ. national president or the
Womcn's Home Missionary society
She will address the convention on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lillian Leon
ard Slack Of Brooklyn. y. Y. general
secretary OF the Porto Ricnn missionary
work. viii also lie included among the
nrnminent visitors. Tuesday evening
Will be featured by banquet In charge
Of the Queen Esther circle OF "heeiihs'
and will he followed by a pageant
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EASTERN STAR
OYSTER SUPPER

Next W.dne sday evening. IN the new
gymnasium building OF tho West Lib
nrtv Normal school. members OF the
Ladies' OF the f., Star OF the West
Liberty dtstr!ct vii Ei"e an oyster sup
per Tho affair promises to be a big
success and ths ladies' have made elab-
crate arrangements TO entertain a large
crowd.
In addition TO the supper. there will
b. who!c evening o: enjoyment. An
interesting program has been arranged,
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IS FATAL
TO ELM GROVE MINER

James OHanlon died at l:lj o'clock
Friday afternoon nj North Whcel:ng
hospital following m accident IN Mine
No, ). Elm Grove September -. when
no sustained n broken back. lic wa-
caught under fall OF stone. ~" =
survived by 4 wife and several rh!.Lran
Funcra! arrangements wer" incomplete
at late hour las: night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
CAR STRIKES WOMAN;
INJURIES NOT FATAL

Mrs. Kupsky who lives with her
daughter. Mrs. I7rcGeriClS. at ln% Ia
dorm avenue EigwUoI. Was struck by
car No. -. inbound. on the Elm Grove
division Of the Publ" Service company
electric railway last evening the NO
man suffered fractured wrist ana
na!n<ul bruises about III" body. Sh"
was attended hy Dr. VIII y. Crocratr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS

There was n ,arge attendance nj N"
public speaking class or tho Wheeling
Credit Mems association hold last night
at their rooms n tho MCI.a.n hu!llirr.
Prof. r. H. Lane. OF FtttsbuTch. nd-
DIRE ssed the class
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TWO ARRESTS

Two arrests were made last night by
Policeman Frank Jones. carl N!ehhaus
was locked up on n charge OF being
drunk. and Ealph sheldon ~ charged
with dlsordcr.y conduct.
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About People
MovSnsnta Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

NoLurs l.. Ianiey. Man
nington: G~endoiyn Naniey. Manning
ton. Mrs. Grant Graham. BellngtOn; Jno.
-. Bolton. Buckhannon:. Mary and Le-
tI;.a l.uckey. MorEantown: ThOs. H.
Neal. Cameron: II. O. Ollie. Fa!rmont:
Richard Il. Adams. Congo: H r. Michae!
and wife. Piedmont: l.. (. Hess. Sisters
willie.
Rogs-s-T. H. Hallen. Grafton: g. F.
Caldwell. city: Frank V. Wallace, Wier-
ton: D. Il. Ramsay. Morgantown; /. X.
kempers .Fairmont: r. f. Fusun. Graf
ton: l.. W. Coberly and wife. Elkins.
\. r. Fleming. Pennington; q. NJ. Yates,
F!eininston.
stamm VI. Conner Brownheld:
J. H. I.entz. New Marttnsr!lle: D, II.
Morgan. Fairmont: {. J. Jones. Fair
mont
windsor-Aflss Emma NJ Allison.
Chester: Mrs. r. B. Fought Clarksourg
Mrs Harvey Ruble. Clarksburg: A. b.
G. Bray. Ronceverte: Wiloert Hobbs
Chester.
II Arthur Gilbert Of the Trimole &
Lutz supply company. who has been
confined to his homo for tho past Few
days. has recovered and Is now able to
altenu 10 MS
Mrs ". A. Gibson, Mrs. Edna King
and daughter left yesterday for their
homcs In WoodsAe!d. Ohio. after visit
Ing Mrs G.. ". Gibson OF sixteenth
street.
Miss Pearl Turner. Of ChaPline street
was called TO her homo IN BarnesTl'Ie'
Mr. Amos Taylor. formerly OF the
South Side but now OF Cleveland Is very
III at his home there. He spent IN"
summer with his mother hero and al
though IN bad health was not serionSiy
H. HIS rrt.nds in Wheeling and Glove
land hops for His speedy recovery
Mr.. Frank Zepp OF Chicago Is tho
quest OF local friends. Mr.. zepp is rep
resentattve OF one OF the largest ana
best known Arms In the country ana N
addition 20 a Soodly number OF hus'-
mass friends here Is possessed or many
other friends IN WheelinG and vicinity
?. B. Friend OF Ga!lorolin ohio was
A business caller IN tho city FRIDAY
Miss Rhea Blackmore has rrtusneo
70 her homo near BarnosvIie atter
,hor, visit IN tho city on bus!neHs
Mr. and Mrs Harry Osorl'nR ana son
Harry Jr, Of bethesda arc tho guests
OF Mrs. OserllnK's parents In south
Whaling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
GAINESVILLE
a.lnone County Board Of Education

Vote f"- l.. F.. Bromhal. J. T. pysart
and " II Vnn Scyoe. These rn~n VIII
stop extravaganza IN public runhs' lower
taxes and secure better schools moan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
CHICKEN SUPPER

Tho Ladies' Aid ~ the TRADE 'phR
NJ. T.. church W. r!v" chicken supper
a, the church on Friday. NoV"mher H.
from Ave until ten.