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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'h
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all dashed to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your d.
rection when you pal It with
p. A. and the makin's
papersl For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
itsrefreshingaroma,b but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
BASEBALL CHIEFS
SUPPORT Lands
ay Associated rress

" Associated Prem
NEW YORK. Oct. N.-lscg,ei tha'
some Yankee players had violated 'sr
rule nohihlting wcrh Setscs contest
ants f,um appearing in ios, season eS-
hlhition games Was expressed IN state
men, issued herr by Colonel Saeoc
runner, aud Col,nel I. l. Huston. ~
he New Ycsk Americans. -
Asserting ,ha, the Tule had eesn N''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
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lots !. 4 and s. block ". ;. j. =
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"a ZOO ,N,s =, 10. n and u. hlork ~.
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wr,,her. a al. $4,000. lot =. eiocs i's'
a. A \. n. Y. Hvsic. etu>. t. osca'
Lewis $500. 10, ~ block !. po~n'ns
highland; & V. Andrews. e,aS' 10 u =.
smell. $1,000. 10, >. block g Aes"en's
Crurte.
ys.x,rd l.. Smith. esux. Z" l. "
pryrn. $3.50. lot ,. hock ~ i1em
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rssam. cites. lots : and s. e'0ss ~
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n. ieA. IA head livestock. all harness
ara wagon. tar.aiac implements '"'"'
ture, &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
,0IsM FARLEY sECREr.

LONDON. ct, iS-The frish csn'
f,r,ase had ano,her two hour session
h.y,.. Complete N,icsncc y MAIN
,airsa a TO ,he nature cf the discussion
which is believed 70 ns,e e0ncesnsa
the Ulster aue~tior.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19

". u. uOwRKN. RNuSsM1A
Nluulely,sl RHslwesrsNs. leju1erseo
,sarrsse Designing end CeosGoeeeos
Water Wssks NysesmA uewoR -
<ewaee Disposal rianes,
Wsssa ~ FNuua mia. toeoe xvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-19
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys Of rolling EN-!

And, for a fact, rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easyl p. A. is crimp cut ana
stays put and you whisk 1t
into shape before you can
count threel And, the next
instan, you're putting away
: to beat the band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the greatest old buddy
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarette
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
VANOERbACK FLEES
FROM WORKH0USE
Trusty Serving Two Years for
Larceny Steals Automobile
to Aid in Getaway.

Maui vandcrhaek, aged - years, OF
Nuuluutnn. who was ScrNine two years
,n the New castle county werhhouse ior
l.r.env. and who had been enioNing the
pfsNtleae= uf a "trusty' at the rfis""
mad. his escape yesterday Mtcfheoh
while employed on the fllnn tarn' not
far from the workhousc.
~ date no trace of him has been
found -.
:, pnas, nutomnltiie owned by Elmer
each. an emplaNe 80 the workhouse,
Iaat nteht this machine was found
- the pnltee abandoned at Gilpin
..enue and du Pont street. IL - be-
u.,.a the fugitive made hts way 70
IN. p,itin,t,rr a ohio railroad station
..na more boarded a train for some
petnt north or south cf Wilmington.
iast niaht there was an indigna-
,ian moetlne ~ the wcrkhnuse pfisoh-
"a at which they donouncod Wander
h..A Cor his violation of the liberties
.llnO,d him rs Warden llummcr.
srhs inn,atca wanted % ofier q reward
~ k,nn themselves for his capture
1,u Warden pummcr told the men u
wnuid not ho fair "a them 60 take theit
hara earned cash for this purpose ana
that thc nuard ~ Trustees would pay
= r.,,ard of 500 for Nandefhacks ar
reat ana return The prisoners then
isa,ied ean a. every man Who mas
heen IN the prison the laFt fourteen
wontba a. be on tho lookout for the
Naettivp and a. immediately cause hts
ar,rat ana return should they discover
al, ,uea a. hits whereabouts. Fhey
aeriarca his cs0apc was rehee hoh
upnn thcm and q serious blow T. the
hpnnr ayatom under which they worN
ana that hp also deceived them.
Nandernach had completed one year
and tWn DAYS IT hts twu-year term.
TWn Weeks aEo. ou acco ~ ot alleged
fanlng health. hr made an appeal
thrnuEh the honor committee ~ 'hs
priaonora for permission o. be placed
~ Wark outside of the prison that Nc
mlrht rccuperatc. tie was aecord
inur placed un the f1inn farm ana
yesterday afternoon WIS IN ,harge ot
,lusrd parhhhl The latter was busy
suporVlsing the work ~ several other
pfisoners and when went G. look Tor
Nanderbaek ne found he had disap-
reared. Leach then missed his au-
tomablc ana u was concluded Van
aerhark HAD taken the machine and
driven away
rho alarm was given immedateiS
Tlrs police uf this city were notlhed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
INF 'MANUS TO HEAD
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Republican Councilman in Cau-
Gus Said to Have Rejected
Abrahams.

In response to call issued by
Howard NJ. Ward. president-eicct OF
city Council. the Republican majority
members of that body held n caucus
last night to formulate their plans for
the ensuing two years and to make
tho members who have never before
sat In that body familiar with the
methods pursued by the Council both
in meetings. committees and the geper-
al conduct OF the business OF the city.
All the Republican members were
present.
The meeting however. was in no
sense n caucus TO consider the numer-
ous applicants for the several jobs
the new Council has 60 oil. This sub
ject was not taken UP but most of tho
evening was given over TO the con-
aideration Of the makeup of the
several committees. 1t was learned
today that all those who attended the
meeting were bound to secrecy and
are not TO divulRe what was done re-
gardinR this matter.
II may be stated authorativelv. how
ever. that the chairmanship of the
finance committee. the most important
Of all the committees in Council, will
he given to CoAncilman James n,
MeManus. member from the Eighth
ward At least this IL the slate now
and IL viii be carried out provided
something unforeseen does not occur
10 bring about a change. The fight fof
this craftsmanship had been between
Mfr MeManus and Councilman Alex.
q antior La Ahrahams of the Firth
ward. NJ, Abrahams probably viii be
given membership on the finance com
naittee, but not as it's head. Mr.. All
rahat,,s win be given the chairmanshir
of tho rew committee Of public safety
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

and flicrs were sent to tho police In
all the cities and towns in this part
OF the country. Tho workhouse truss
tees offered a reward of 800 for the
capture OF the fugitive. Warden
plummer was confident today the man
would he apprehended within n short
time.
This is tho first escape among the
prisoners at the worl<bouse since
October a,.t92o. and during that time
more than one hundred men have been
working outside almost every day.
Among them have been many colored
men vet not one OF them has ever
attempted 20 get away from their
guards. Warden piummer explained
today that the escape Is one of those
things that cannot be foreseon and "
il in no wise considered a reflection
upon .hc honor system which Ia ma'--
taincd at the workhouae and which
the vast ma aiority of the inmates
seem TO respect so highly. Their in
dignation Mt Nandcrback's action, as
expressed at their meeting last night,
il said 20 have been sincere and they
showed great eagerness to have tho
man captured and returned.
Nanderhack has n wife in this CITY
and his mother also lives here. lt is
not known as yet whether he had any
outside assistance In escaping. He Is
not known 20 have had any nnnnv
when he left but il Is believed he ra-
cured some after he escaped. That
he came 10 this city is not doubted
and he is thought 20 have secured cash
from some source and then remained
In hiding until after dark last night
when he drove 20 the western section
of tho city To board =. train. Warden
plummer does not think he jumped
on passing freight train but believes
he boarded a passenger train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

which will have tho handling of the
police and fire department affairs.
Other committee appointments Will
not be made public until next Friday
night when the Council Will meet to
organize In the City Hall. President
Ward will then make known the en-
tire list. He appoints all committees
and while II IL within his discretion
whether he refers his appointments
TO the other members for consideration
or make them independently. II is al
ways the custom to take up the mat
ter with the majority members of the
whole Council.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Raniie Linen
Suits, s3.9s

At the tennis courts, golf links
or even general street wear, you
viii see a no more striking styled
two piece suit and nowhere one
50 reasonably priced-coiors:
Brown, Blue, Pink, Rose, White
First floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
ATTEMPTED uoLDur.
4. G. Patterson Succeeded In EIudinE
uiHhwaymen.

As result of the hold-up and a.
aault made on William II. Jack. 1921
Delaware avenue. early Sunday morn
Ing, near his home. the police today
have learned Of n similar attack claim
Ell to have been nnde several nights
ago on A. G. Patterson. 1917 DelawBre
avenue.
According to Mr.. Patterson, who ia
chief electrician al the bancroft plant.
he was returning to his horne shortly
before midnight. three nights ago,
when he wna necosted BY two young
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
prArHs.

.Nl NGuER IN this city on June 2s.
faHf GatheFiup g.. vile ~ fhe tate
n.ntel A DallaHhpr and daughter of the
a.. Daniel and Mary hNnch.
Relatives aud friends arc invited q -
teod tbr funeral from hcr late RESIDENCE
- North tiaytnn HtreCt on saturday
,,.a.,,tr. luiv = al cl0ck Requiem
No. af sd Thomas Church. lnterment Z
af tathedral cuInetefN
kNuoT In this ritA IN june ~. 1921
lhnuss u kphop
Reauvss aud friends are invited - at
tena tho funeral from the residence 81 hls
sstrr Mrs Lawrence Burns, 500
,t.tnan str.st ou Wednesda, morning
i,1nr 81. at 3 oci0cs. Requiem mass AZ
tha Cathndral intermont a. Cathedral
ssrtnstrrN.
srunrtFl ID IN this CITY On June 2,
iaii James y schoheid IN he eab
year
NeIA A 4. h " arr invited 20 attend
80 c,neraf srrvtrcs 81 hts late residence
fiss fcnch street on Thursday after
..,sn ltlno an At oCioch city time
iaterment AZ Riveryie~ cemetery
aA,1oR In this city On June "a
4a3l kmma u VIE Of Robert II
fayiof. aged a Years
Nesuyes and friends sre invited 90
attend ths funeral sery ices a. her late
Tsssdancc' Iina West hiehth street on
TturstaY afternoon At $50 O'Clock
,tHt, tmeA tntermCnt private,
WARp In this city on june 2S 1921
A..ah Nj wife uf the late William W.
WNrd. ~ Are - years
Ns'AtIves and Friends arr invited 20 at
,eod the funeral services a. hcr late
rssiaence. ais Mccahe avenue, on Thurs
tntarmgnt ~ t0mhardN cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Ruronef Satin
Skirts. S6.9S

For YOUR best looking sum-
mer skirt there is none wo can
recommend more highly than
one of these new Duplane Baro-
net Satin models.
Pretty colors; clcverly styled
pockets and button trimmed
effects proclaim their newness-
First floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

white men who spranE from the dark,
near Delawsrs avenue and Lincoln
strest. He succeeded. however, In
aIltna his would-be asssilants and
after returning 10 his home notified
the police
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
rrthian Sisters.

The charter members ~ the new
rythan alsterH Temple will meet -
the pnrior OF rythian Castle. DOC West
street. tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Tor Rent--very desirable apart.
ment. 1890 Delaware avenue. beauti.
ful surroundings. Every convenience.
Phone as50.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Haze You a Tender, Sensitive Shin?

Have tender, sensitive tin7 continually breaking
ont with ugly little herns7 U~ Medeus sosp regularly daily
toilet.
Herdts m that smooth and of 6pe tey''ns and vii
that pinply, unsghty complexion. Md
ingredients Obtain
the Medc f~borrtoes Bon i1tr Winv
Del sarne viii be mailed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

DO you want TO buy. sell or rent7 Try
mn Every Evening classified adv, II
will do tho triri8 Gail s200.~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
ADDS ZEST TO HOME DRINKS
Hnrsfnrd's Acid rhnSnhnfr

Tasty. healthful. better, cheaper.
more handy than lemons. Delicious
in plain water. Buy bottle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Toile and
Orqdndie
Waists, sI.39

Another'rare bargain in stylish
PLAIN white and striped patterns
beautifully trimmed with lace
and fine quality but 'ons- long
or short sleeves, sizes SO TO 40
First floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Orodndie,
Suciss, Ponaee
Hoisfs. S2.S9

Perfectly adorable new STYLES,
You cannot help but admire and
at this price YOU may choose
from araandie, dotted swiss,
plaid muslin, French wolfe and
ponree models-First floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Colored
Organdfe
Dresses, 81 IS

You may wear ono OF these
dainty frocks TO any informal
summer function, dance or after
noon tea asrl enjoy the assur-
ance of being smartlv attircd.
Dresses of organdle such as
these are the very newest, pret-
tiest and coolest for summer
wear; YOU may choose from a
varied collection of plain colors,
or color combinations. An are
attractively trimmed with nif-
fles and rick rack braid see
them first floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Additional death n0ticea received
fsaa late Tor this column VIII be found
an fIneneisi Pare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Hand Made
Waists, s2.9S

Such dainty fine waists may
serve Tor dress as well as for
general wear-fashioned of fine
quality, soft batiste and long or
short sleeves, carry out q very
pretty new style note-Waist
department, FIRST floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Save money at Every
body's Store" on buying
your bathing suit, shoes.
caps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

Sports Skirts and MILDLY
Blouses, never so attractive
In style or price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Captivating Summer Fabrics

Striking patterns lovely colorng and the many and pleasing
ways to make clothes inspiration for take her ne
hand and Everybody Store moderate low prices
IN with vacation moods end plans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Surf
Satin
S5c

Idealfor Bath
ing Suits, plain
and fancy styles,
80 and SO inches
wide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
THROWN FROM
FREIGHT TRAIN
PITTSBURGH MAN KURT TRYING
TO BOARD CAR AT BENwooD
Hurled Across Rail Of Another Track.
Not Dangerously Injured.

Lewis Mr,'usk"y. VIM" ~ Ia; !"
board It Pittsburgh fr' iGht tram - H.
Raltimur" ~ ON" railroad about III
teen ,ar.cngth% north Of the ONO river
hridg. at B"nNuri. MAS thrown a'I-SS
another tra"h. wh"r" h" WaS round SrN-
cral minutes later 10y Il. ~ q. "r''Ia!S
in an unr"uS,!"NI% Cund!t;"n.
lie was taken L. III" OH" Valley Gen
uraI hospital. Whcrc II was found that
ne was hruiS. about thu hips and his
face wa, -ut IN several place.. HIS
condition wnS no; considered NcT!
serious.
He told Is 4 .. officials last evening
tiIat i Was h;S intention /" It TIN
freight our "f the B"nw"nd ards ana
90 10 Pittsburgh whore his home - a.
nc WAS out 0i funds.
l.. Il Q. "illcalS say that lie tod
them several ii ifcr"nt stories. so tha,
!; j. Yer! haru at the proScn; tim" |"
I'll III, which ON" Of h" stories i right
'rnr cas-" will j." further investigated
hN the LOCAL railroad officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
drive HOME With
FLEET OF AUTOS
Wheeling Non wers at Overland Con-
vsutdon at Toledo.

Twenty-eiEht Overland and WHY'S
Knight automobiles arrived in the cN!
yesterday afternoon from tho factory al
Toledo. O. Between $50 and $40 cars
left the Overland factories Saturday
morning for different cities. SeierH! !
local men. driving new machines. cam"
one direction. Will" others took m al
together different course. All drivers
reported that IN" roads throughout ONO
are In excellent condition and driving
was good III" cnt;r" way.
The local men attended convention
held Friday in Toledo which was under
the auspices Of the Wllys-KniEht -,ut"
company Several good addresses wcr"
delivered. tho most important being do
I!vered by President John W. WHY'S,
This is the FIRST address he has de-
ivered TO the dealers for the past tire"
years.
Among tho Wheeling men returning
with cars were
V. r. Garfield. Aro Sales company.
Wheeling.
w. u. Cooke Auto Sales company
Wheeling.
Harold Young. Center foundry. Whe"i-
ing.
l.. F. Faller. Citizen. People Trust
company. Wheeling
Henry Fox. Dollar Savings bank,
Bridgeport.
curtis Allen. Moundsvil,e.
Elmer BesSinger. Moundsville.
w w Price. Elm Grove.
f.. F.. Bowman. Elm Grove.
John McClain, Bellaire.
Joseph McClain. Rellaire.
French Douglass. Bellaire.
The other sixteen men were from dir
rerent parts OF tho state. and after stop
ping in Wheeling for several hours.
started for thor homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
63 CANDIDATES FILE
COUNCIL PETITIONS
Complete List Of Aspirants in the May
City Primary.

Sjxty-three canlidateS will compile
for nominations at the primary May i
Saturday was the last day in which Pc
titionS could b. filed. and when m" '.t'
clerks office closed Saturday night "nH
6 Of tho original 70 aSpirantS ,haa ut'1
their petitions. OF these II HAY" iHi"c
TO tile acccptanccS. If the ;andida''-
named in the petitions appear on inc
primary ballots these arccptan'"S muS'
b. Med with city Clerk Homer {. CTa6O
on or before April ~.
Tho Sixth ward has the largest entry
with eleven candidates. The FIRST ana
Fifth have four each. Petitions NAV"
bccn filed by all IN" present members
of council There Will h" II" candida
seeking recollection in In" SiNth wald
as Ambrose lIabig. VIII" recently resign
ed in that ward. will l." Il candidate"
from the Tenth. Thr f"l'"" ing "andl'
dates have filed petitions:
FIRST Ward.
Ross T. Chew. A!ar Garden. Nl!iIan'
Y. otto and Alfred Wagner.
Second Ward
Frank Foster Charles L. 'i!lhgan. DR.
Drin TI"lrick. John Powell. w. l.. Smith
and Chester g. Thompson.
Third Ward.
Or f.. =. EippuS. otto Jaeger. DARWIN
Jones. n. T.. McConkcy and Neil Quinn
Pourth Ward.
Albert S KrcSS. John Il. Kunz Tho
T.. Reed. William G. Stoehr. Henry J
Noellingcr. }. l.. WitzberScr.
Fifth Ward.
ErneSt MctZnrr. t.. u. Potts, IT.. cam
den s. Bud" fancy. James II. Hinn.
Sixth Ward.
John &. "lark" Baunan. james A
Ryrnc, Michael Gallagher. William Hoy
kinS, f. -, James. J. J kccner. Arch
Moore. Louis Ruthors. Henry {. Satt"-'
field, Charles q. Snidcr. Geo. NJ. Vance.
Seventh Ward.
J. W Connolly. Ben II. D"it"rs u.
Morgan. Wilbur t. McGrcgor. Ecnjamn
Ecdman.
Eighth Ward.
Harry 8. cunningham. Baiiir W. F"e'
%:"-. A. q. Frchmc. Sylvan Fulton, l.. /
Note.
Ninth Ward.
g X powlcr, Jar"b. Hutton. CHARTS
kI..n. !. +. SparGu. Jacob NoSSen. JOHN
6 Williams.
Tenth Ward.
e. H. "pnlo" Ambrose" lanes =
Leans. William Ebh"rt. Ambrose +. Hi.
big q w. Hand. Robert y. Frame. ihas
r., RAIDER
At Large.
Eobrr; L. Garrison, Robert {. l.lnSlor
Joseph II RcaSs. Jr. Thomas +. Thonrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
BIGGER AND MORE MODERN sHoF
ABOVE wARwooD.
REPLACES ONE DESTROYED By
FIRE LAST WINTER.
COMPANY HAS MANY ORDERS AND
WILL RUN FULL TINE.

Tho Whrcl:n2 rrImS 4 Roofing com
ran, wl.yl hos, - irr;irc machin" aud
pattern shops in a tire early N tn" W.
- = rapidly replacing its loss. IA
..n;:~.. nov hu;l,liu" which i l"'ai.'!
rn-;u uc Wt-w n"rl. has been ""mui"t,i
and work = NOW h.;r@ started. .n~;Hli:1-
rev m,t..hju"~N ,,'ri equipment.
Several ,.,~g" low machines Tor tn"
maxim. OF art.,l,'S which ar" Us"'! 1T
tn.. iuanur."tur:Hg -; products lay al
'Arc" manufacturing companies IL th.
Wn."i;nr district. ~ we'll a"arhy
towns and cities. are being installed
Most ~ ;E.S machinery has bee p'i =
chose from Cincinnati. -.
The company has spent thou sands .
dollars on this now plant. which. when
competed viii b" one "f n" MIST a..
to-datr IN n" Wheeling district m
entirely now rlertrir..l SYSTEM l. b".IS
Installed IN the plant.
large force "c m"u are working
daily. installing a new furnac" and other
Equipment. The company has many or.
ders which they could be workinS on a.
'hH present tim" e the plant was fit.
ished.
This company = also manufacturing
machines which are used by the Wh&a-
hc--Lils>Suc. company in turning out
cans. One OF these machines has ca
I,ar.,N ~ turning nut sixty tin cans per
minute ready 10 pc h"llHd by tn" can
ming companies In addition - turning
out these cans. the mach;n" : "TUip7s /
with a device so tina. II ak 'tLnr>
Very "rc &C the cans with :, numb : %
that they can b" designated on M mar
ket from products pu, Vut nI other or
factories.
The now addition. - ;hi~ plant -
much larger than the old plant. and IN"
company will be abb" :" take care IT
many more orders and will employ a
larger force o. men.
This company has been wnrkias
steady IN spite 90 tn" individual deprcs.
sion which struck this SECTION several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25
VERNE SWAIN CARRIES
TWO BIG EXCURSIONS
Three Packets Docked at Wharf Sunday
Other News of Ohio River

The Verne swain. the large excursion
boat which during ;he past week has
been operating moonlight excursions
from l'arkcrShurg and Marietta. arrived
here again yesterday m"rnimE 81"
left at o'clock yesterday afternoon
taking large crowd out Cor Il trip
down the Ohio river. She left again at
o'clock last evening on h"r moonlight
trip carrying Il very large crowd IF
Wheeling people, Tho boat viii lea'e
the first part OF this week for down
river points whcr" ,hc vii! make OK
cursion trips each evening.
Tho Senator Tordill arrived ycS;er-
day afternoon from charleston with n
very large consignment of freight
nI0ng which was very large ship
mcnt of eggs, all Of which was con-
signed to Pittsburgh dealers. Sh" do
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CREDIT MEN
VIII Go To Stsubsnvlle Banquet Thurs
day-No Luncheon Here

Il was announced yesterday that
;hcr" will he no MONDAY luncheon OF
the Wheeling Association OF CREDIT Men
Wednesday, ut this week. Instead, Il
number O. the local members plan To
go Ia Steubcnville on Thursday. where
a banquet will hc held in The Fort
Steuben hotel at that city.
This banquet is being given for the
h-nrut Of n" St"ubruNjilt' members Of
the Wheeling association who are un-
able to get 70 the noon-day lunChcons
which are held during each week at the
Stamm hotel SO far 1t has not been
announced just how many OF the wheel
ing members will make the trip.