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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
Election CTOOkedneSS
Alleged By Witnesses

Pittsburgh Ia. Mar. 2l--Four oI N"
intornationS in the strip district
election cases in which Scsenty-six men
arc CHARGED with conspiracy 20 violate
the election law, were taken up today
at the hearing before Alderman c. d.
Charlton
Morris Katz. te%tifyinP a caius- -l"c-
t!un board officials In tn" seventh dis
trict Of the Third ward, said that he
WAS recorded as having registered aEh
voted but that \" had n"v"- been near
a pollinE place And Was not c!tiz"i
OF the United StItry.
Several other men, TcC"rt"J os han lnI
voted denied tnat they Gas; The haiiotS
ILalry Ct,prltn. Inspector "f "ir"'onS
testified that b. did net S.En the ";eC-
ton pay voucher nor ~" gc'."rhI return
sheet. c. s. Withersp""n t"ri the court
that he WAS a uatchr" -. the day "r TO
election. and thai n" saw II Sc"T" "I
voters being assisted with their ballots
Nc :.llidavits were represented IN the""
Cas,.S. he said.
Nanny Wright wa; "n!l"d =" ;rSinF
aS ~ certain occupants Of her boarding
house. She said that Reuben Gordon
recorded as voting In the May kepuh-
rican primaries was confined ~ his bed
from MaZch until June :S.
Thn hearings will b" continued 'ornor-
row.
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(continued on Page Eleven,
CONSOLIDATION
IS ADVOCATED
President Willard Of Balti-
more & Ohio for Limited
Number of Rail Systems

Now York harrh Il. -rHrsV la N
T.: :H- .oun:ry's railroads int limited
lumber al larger systems. ~" tlFo-
,.....,: BY lsn!ci willard. president or
;s,.. I:a!,ir.orr and ohio r.ii!r":.'!. and
l.IE:lr r.. lark. chairman Of IN" inter
>::t:c cuinGn"rrv c"mni.S~i"i,. ~ Il ".mH'r
"i 49,. Railways Business A$s""'-ti"H
h"-e tonight.
tt. work or tn" -a:lroad war hoard
io""n-,. ,i,. railroads W." thh"" ever by
ne government showed tn" Slci"e> -
,ha: t;.n undr- private "~n"rsa.r. Nr
Willard declared IT, h"ard "Hf . 'N'-
y,s c-i or nv" railroad pres .d"'.;-. an"
:rr"a$"L lral!rraI ;ratla b! - b.!h'H
;un uiir:: over the :~ai''c carried Two
,nI. previous. :" ni'.,d.
'.'T,,r n..w law CUn;'.!.f,.d,r~ "nna"!da :
.n- nr n" roads into l!n:t"t: num-
to = ni arg" sy=tcaIS under TH;rh "'""y
r"a.rnabi,. ,ri;-..' If c"np''itl"c Of ser
,l.. W. tr prcS"-N"i." SID M-. CLARK.
#" T.. w"-" p,.Si!.:" 1" N"p" for con
S;.:n,rA'iun g: ,hat ruruoE" a: an carly
,.r,..'
".',..rr .It'n.l g.. "alrS =. hut night
r.s;.r.. 81: =; r"~!I. iH added :" . mat
-. ot :a,. "a ,r"ads rn"'p'':mc for
=, A., mas; chLrE" thc sNn. fti' ana
;!.. n:.!y zeal competition i Ihai - S'r-
,I."."
Ifnir .l"~. H"-e urged 'ha' ,'-a'i"I%m
-: "a. :r.::.'-r;n':"n ~ has h.'"'n'
.,., r.nc., mi :" '.'t." .nG'r>;a"G:"S
ar ,,-up,rai.ou w';A N" .,.t.s aims la"
n,."n offered
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SCHOOL CHILDREN AT
BURROUGHS FUNERAL

r'oaehkecpSie. y. Y. Marrn 81 A.!
the little school Ch:!d-en in the hamlet
OF Wcs, f1rk. &here 1cAn PiTfoueha
lived and Studied natur" for almost halt
a century. will march t" his funeral
ucxt Saiur,iay zach bearing :IH""rs
ulpched N the school yard nearby. '!.'i
,iraih not claimed tn" f"In"H: natural
st LAT Tuesday. tho "hi."r"T ""ul"
have carried u.r." CraGrlr: S'f;% 10
riyr~hv -. Rurr"uEhs h"n" ~ IN"
TIudsuY ~i,r-. a"xt SundaE. his Siih
h.rihGay.
~ years nc boys and g'-i| .: IN"
n..ri.burionG hay" gathered t"geth"r on
ca.A anniversary % NJ ln-7"u6h'
birth. 10 hang carlardS ~ ,l"w"rS "h"U'
H.. rhulngrapn N The v..lAG" S"h"",. Az"
;n,n visit his hom" t" ear mrT'' -
the birds and beasts, rocks aDd !,Y""%
:luwcrS and weeds.
THIS year. the likeness Of nc -rnoWh-
cd loo Of ~" outdoors. = d-Tt;'''i "ith
the black clotn OF sorrow. Tn" flowers
,yi!! bc placed on his h."r. and IN h'T
birthday :hry Mil rc*t upon '"# grave
at Rnxbu-y. in tn" EatShiN 1n"Hnth'ns
! -rorrs;, nlativ" Of n" American
acadrr,l nf arts and l"ti"r$. "f wh;'H
Mr. Hu-7olshs was y inrmA"". H. %'''
attend "a. ,gur:ll. which y - i" !":-
N.its
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CITY WRECKED
BY TORNADO
on. KILLED.; SIXTY
INJURED AT ALBANY
Hundred Buildings Destroyed
or Wrecked By DevaStat-
ing Element

Ntr,r. ,s... MHr".. - n" n""'i' -
;a;. &C N,suny Ms sv' - hy 80 tnrr'"t.'
,.r, ird,& tha, Killed 81" m.an. :. negro.
.aJur.d StAiy pvrsun% half 4 luzrn s"rl-
uu:iy. and caused proI"rty dan"Sc" "S''-
mated 1t Srv~ca. hundred Thousand del
lars The tornado destroyed or partial
ly wrecked approximately h"rdr''
dwellings, but Its greatest iamarr WI
:" dozen or more large industrial!
PANTS.
tn, storm swept = Strri,'h OF territory
about 4 hundred yards Wild" and nal"
and Z. quarter long. sometimes passing
uvc- a budding only ~ descend WIN
crushing fore" - few hundred yards ti-'
,h.r m The industrial plantS damage!
,"rludrd the VirEiui:, Carolina Ch"m!'~'!
,.,uI. .Auy. unuttici;ll!y csiiuritcd n $40
600
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RODGERS GIRL PLACED
ON TRIAL FOR PART
IN PIERCE MURDER

g.. .a.!..pu.r -. M:.~c'. s. SITh"
hu.,.r~, Sas placed "" 'r:,' y 4:@'r;'r
s~S4.n,.~ ..,l". today charged ~';h mYr.
der ANA nan~Ilurn...r. au1 w.'n |"'''E
-, ar,rss"r.' a';.~ ~. I..r! In 60. n;..-
~, ,r H.rr, = I."-.e t:";r"' ~"
,u,...,.rrw,.a,tn "'.;.',"d - 49," JndE"
Nud. rri"G aAy.rrn.i con-. ur'N :"m'r-
"uv v',.'. J. - ,'hp.',:"d ~" a. . T."
,uir'.u,l"d
49,. rr-r+ a-Su-our" ins' ha been
,,.rrr.anl. q. ''s,. u;i."- rails :" '''
rr",,. ,"le.'. va ~."' - 'Ni'."H"". 'H"
SIN l,d lrd chn,;rd @ayiy w;th no. ."na'
SCI ana either did not r"H.i2" -" 'r'"
about lhe seriousness Of he "r'd..t
inrn'
So. ~7,,h,, a""m"! - .n.". i'" ~
stared ii =, nc cU-IuEs &I'rr'J'.''- s."
wnr- IA" am. pIIm ,ri":,i uc''s "''H
fu- trimmings p~I h..r co.: lrrtrr
shrd.. wi:a . 'I-n,i AZ hr!'n IL" .2"''
Were new and ..' :,,.,-. *G"'!' - j. 'i"H
heels
Jns.ph \ Mo. WIN. i,.'ct1"h FI..r'
or Wednesday, a. ~ .hI:Er a. y" NJ
an accessory aTi"r 'hr fact. vii. ~ f"'
sentenced anti after "a" it"hr"-N 'H'''
IS concluded. T","r ~. Tr"adwH> h.N
ben Sentence! "a nineteen I"rrS and
six months in IA" Eastern r"n'''H i'rN
The evidences being SuhIni'''! g. 49,"
girls CAS-, : = r"u"t!tI"" -: t:a' -: -
mouy Ma: 'voa "uh3l't'"G in IL" Tr'.ti -
way .:Gt. a"d - Moss.
Moss WAS 4 witness to-day and H. -
pca,cd nlS story that Il" ard ~" E.r-
i"r. thr Markc, street nm!"" h":"T"
Pc!rre was Killed..
~ y
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On Trial for Alleged
S9,OOO,OOO Tax Fraud

E;r,s. -. March g. T~" ncw WI
acss-es wrr placed "n the stand today
~ the trial OF H"-hNc. Duply and
George \. Tu-v:ll". former officials "t
n.c CTuc.b:. S:"cl r":ar1ny Of America
n Judge II. : Thprrs"n.s federal
your: Uuauy and Turv!.!r are oc'nS
tried on h.-E"S of conspiracy to de
fraud IL" government OF Sa.00o.o00 in
y QUO 'rN"s.
=. :. ,;rrG!:hS chief ciSSk of the cost
accounting department. OF th1 steel cor
po-1tIuT AMI Il II. Hc!ntenhach. chief
c"l-h - nc inventory department, teSt1-
fed technically as N" preparation OF
tnvNntn-.cS OF the company. TurTille,
as states witness. already. has trSti-
G-d that on order from Tupuy he had
altered 'nventorics 10 show less excess
income than would have been represent
cd - prevailing market prices.
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V|V|AN| IN GREETINGS
TO AMERICAN PEOPLE

WASHINGTON. March 3l.--Renc VIVIAN.
farmer r-".r!:"r "f France. now on l
,,:~sl,,: of ..o"rtrSy AS envoy eNtraorn:-
,,-, 81 ;hr French republic TO Prcs'.
,:.r. lIa-I.rg. addressed a message "l
..r-.t:n" h.r" tonight. - N" american
,r,rr.. .: ~. Irs; rrbiic statement sine"
,r~:yir,. n r,.c United States.
Il i.a.r r."pt,d the mission WIN
wi... ,nr Goyernmcnt of my country
has honorci M" NJ. N:v.aai said. WIN
d.,p.r jn,. ~ by entruSting m" WIN
:hs r.a;,,!at. nf bringing 20 IreSid'n'
II,.,itr,,, III. wishes which friendly
Franz. rorrus for him aud for us 40
min:;rraiion. ! could have III" opp"f-
runiry. thr"IGh you. 10 hail America
whnl" .tm"r''H.
With IN" r"turn of NJ. Niviani from
IN. fuurr;tl nf cardinal Gibbons IN BAL
timore today. hc attended dinner 20
nirh, ut tn. French embassy, gwen tF
Ambassador JrsSrrlnd for the purpoN@'
cr Introducing Tho French 'isitor :"
>j.,.r-rs .I.rt r""i:dgc, Senator l-"dc''
,.r,.,,rrn,u If IA. senate foreign relations
committee. and other members or CON
grcSS.
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Only Moral Support Of
U, S. Asked By France

Washington, March 81 -lT"bl'rms in
waived in the collection H. Franc" q!
repar,tions from Germany we're dis
cuascG by Rene Viviar!. envoy rNtraoT-
dinary from The French republic. with
Senator LodG". chairman OF III" foreign
relations committee. and "'h"r Amrri-
can officials a; dinner trndcrcd TIE
former French premier tonight by Am
baSSador JusSrrand.
Those close 10 VI. Niy!ani w"rn en-
phauc in diScE,minE any request br
him for material aid 20 Franc. S'atin-
that II. su-g, Sr"d on IN" extension "c
mora! support" hv ne IT'''d states
in what waa r,r~"~rut"" :" t'r u EraN ''
international >I,ult.or confronting
France
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british EMBASSY STATEMENT C0MBATS
IRISH CLAIMS OF CONDITIONS IN ERIN

.rr sriri,-c arc those OF The govern
mcnt Itself
Tho Statement
r.. statement issued by tie embassy
f",."H!'
"Th.. rrnur, -. N" commission IN
-,cd;rInr,s IN Ir":n:!d Is entitled Ia rH-
;,,r.,v 'n, anlnun; uF weigh: which
srruId b, given 20 any judgment based
r,-,-, Is ui.ou ,'.. evidence "' ;h" ~
,,.rt, statements pui forward fof iAe
frn>t rtrt hv persons admittedly ROLL
,,.- ..,,r..,>. ,i"ws II ~ biased a1i
wholly misleading b9'n IN is s"n"r'i
r.l,,.iu$.un~ And n N" statements :.
contains ~ matters %; ,!"ta:,.
-Th" cartS :;"..h e." :h"i!:@'.v"s r..
and - far from a":rG = G"vaS;tt'I
,rur.-v. !: ~. mos, p:"~r'r"uN part q
.'r. I'nl'"L Kingdom niL 1r"hao!! %!
~. :. hol. Of w"ei"rn E.u-"p-'. S"iEtrat"
.-.r!.. S.ari-:.,- 'r- IN" N.r."aS PARTS OF
49,. l.n:r,d N'uS.!rrl forming as they
a.. nn,. s!s..a! U;tI. ar" readily available.
l,,,. :. reliable, IuLcN t" IN" general pros
r.r:.y rr the ,uur;ry can b" found In
M. returns Of deposits in joint stock
l,rE~ uE:..n hav.. .rcrr:l i",' rs follows:
,.l4- ~ "rG r"O pounds sterling.
l.,", lG5 UDr E"u puun.!- sterling.
l.vn 90 u0r 40" poun'!s sterling.
!Na- 'rnap.r!iy crn;;nu"S and IL
.nay affected In = very m,m"r d.Grec-
and that mainly IN tho n"rth-by the
general industrial oppression
As to R<prtsalS-
"1'r. r.pur; e tho connittc" lays
,,-,.>s on ,c-,.a,....l -"Dr; sails and ignore
CONTINUED on Page Elevcn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
NJ 'DERMOTT IS
CERTAIN To WIN
West Viirginian Confers With
Secretary Mellon Before
Appointment

Sv,,... D.~ratch 20 Th" lntcilIgencrr
Washington. March Gl.-.tfter con
Guiding an hours conference with Sec
rctary Of III" Treasury HeiIor today
COL Jc..n H. McDermott of Morgan
town. Who's. appointment h"f"r" t"r
end "f ia. week aS commissioner O.
Internal rrvclu" il regarded in ASH .
:rg;on as nr;ng most likely. departed
for his h"m"
Tuday'S Washington n"wspap.tS.
without an exception. Up colonel. Nc
Drrmo;t IS having "thr inside track.
and Whit" IInuS" newspaper CORE
>.ondrmGS generally predict his success
before tho end -! ia. week 1t - Dc
,i-y"! tina; tn" appointment Is 10 De
announced tomorrow.
Seek Exemption
Congressman Ben l.. Rpsenb"on was
AT ia. ufiic" uf III" commissioner OF
internal rcTenU- 10 secure an extension
Of 2u days' tine while the question -
thrrsh"d out whether the American
Legion post ut Wheeling must pay
,aArS on admission 10 the series OF prh-
,nE bouts il has been conductIhs' Inc
receipts from theso exhibitions or"
uscd TO help tho wounded and SICK SOL
d!ers in the thirteen hospitals IN
Vest Virginia that the government -
usiny, and for that reason the legion
argues that i should be relieved from
having the customary amusement taA'
There is no law. the commissioner IN
formed Mr. Rosenbloom granting such
an exemption.
introduced to President
t'nngr. ssn1an RedJ introdn""d 1t ra''%
of visitors at III" White House 10 tTeS!-
dent Harding. In the party were MrS'
Jos.ph Robinson. mother ol Ju'se
lanes ". Robinson OF C!arkseurS' aNo
III" lattcr'S sister.
Lee OFT Of Charleston. Hood CIsy'"ii
Of ta!r1nont. J. N. Harmon. Jr" aho
Moses Bassiet of We!ch are some VI
.c,ay's arrivals from West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
CREEK VICTORY
OVER THE TURKS

A:hNrs March -. tGrcc")--Th"
Grrrks hav" rap;ured hvCE.n and n"!l
il against :w"n;y-twn Turkish counter
attacks. says III" off:,.'l rommuni':,.
ij"u .ssu,~l :r-rIav NoyaN:S,t "'sO has
been taken by the Grr"','
Tn. cornmun:ra:. IONS lU,i"w.
w" Nav" occupied Ayhrin and thH
eros, "f tho nciGhhorirE hin despite
:wCuty-twu counter a+'::rkS whi.h were
-rnuls.d with Sac h.your,.
"Wr have captured after DESPERATE
fighting the strong military works at
kovalItZa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
Seeking Immediate
Appointment Of Judge

s,,c,,isr Dispatch T. Tn" ln'".msrnc'~
Martinshurr. W. Va. March 1l..-To
make a personal ctrrr' for ihr imm"c.-
ate appointment Of !u'i"" '"r ;h"
northern district Of Vest N:rG.r!a ~
"uccrrd n" lat" JudS" \ : Dayton.
D:s,-Ic, Attorney S:uar' ". Walker
went 20 Washington today? wrcr" NJ
"onf"rrH! with dcpartmrL. ~ justice
ncadS. Tao district attorneys oT!r'
would Co:cnr, Walker said endcavor -
have substitut" Judr" designated N
case the president ~ noi prepared -
MAKE an appointment now. Tho n"Nt
term of court opens Lcre next Tuesday.
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v1ennA, March 3l.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press. S.)-Con1trmat ton wps
received In official quarters hero
this afternoon that martial law had
been declared In West Hungary
under tho supporters Of Ex-Einper-
or Charles. This caussd An tnten Sd
fled feeling Of gravity in govern
nlant circles over the situation
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White Not Candidate
For the WardenShip
BY J. r. REED

Charleston. W Va. March ?1.-Eu-
ino-$ that chairman ". L. White Of the
Republican state executive committee
vas seeking III" appointment as warden
a, IN" stat" 1"n.tentiary w'7e proven
!nI.. today when Mr.. White stated Tor
nuh..a;!on that IN June ! hr would
urrr stat" headquarters 1T Huntington
IN ID" interest Of the party. Louis
RuckwaId nf Wheeling is the only man
being rrrutionrd for warden.
Attorney Albert JrEk!u$ Of Barbour
county : .sGih ln ha." tie upper hand
~ ;il" appointment as pardon attorney
while Jack Smith If Huntington has en- =
r"rrd thr rae. for commissioner OF
labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
BUILDING TRADES WALK OUT

R"@tnm March II A wIu"Sur' 4i .rs.
Satiuu -: irrrr n the hrll,il'E ;-aGcS IN
this state tomorrow VIZ Indicated to-
night From I.RwrCnc.. Worcester.
Springfield. !ioly"kc and WnAurn came
REPORTS fNr",.stinS ~alkUu;s' 10y appruXI-
mat"!y i2.0UU workers in addition 70 the
5000 who haze been IuVol"cI in thr
deadlock t-Iw"ru employers and unions
here Tor ten weeks II lTuu Eru"kt"u
Navrch!u Rnd 'lSrWhoE" '"rd! '"r'i.-
ions will SCI ahead :" May !! h" dnT
Of crisis IN the CONTROVERSY
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THE WEATHER.

West virgtnia-TAir Friday; Saturday
fair and warmer.
Ohio and western PennsylvanlA-FAir
And COOL Friday; Saturday, fair and
warmer.
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CAP|TAT|ON TAX
IS SUGGESTED

Charleston ". Va March ; A cap
ra,..r ,av for al vo,ers. :nc.ud;rE We
.,..n va, suggested 20 a joint committee
O.: huusr and senate tonight as Il panh-
&C.. tor III" reported shortage ~ ST."
r4,'s by ". G. McconarShey. rr"sId"n;
- tho West Virginia Wholesale Gro
,.,,;.S' association.
Th. Lint CnuiIN:tt.r' = holding Nup:c
:..4r!ugS nightly on tax !uc;is urcS before
Ia legislature
III. cAp!tat!oa tax - th:s time does
rlr,. ,;a;c about $2"0. GH0 \ ;c.t-. and n
m. ,aN is Increased 20 s" and me W.
u"n Yuter& pe-ulIt:"d 10 ray. Il would
moan nearly $1,000. O0n r-"cnu, fp- tnc
state yearly, S,id Mr.. MrConaugh"H. VIE
told the committee" he represented d
wholesale merchants oF tho state.
Pirst Regulation.
,;ove-rcr T. r. Morgan hornrcd LIS
tr:-: reguiS.tion paI.ers to-day since TAX
i,.S ufricc raAy cate from r. gov
--rr. = T'D-iJa ar! asked fo@ the TO-
..,..c BY this state OF !. Z. tlcrSon.
,.:.ntcL N F'iorid2 on u charge o. "rn-
,r:.,"r,"n' and obtaining money under
:A3. p-"t"uSr H. was taken back t.
.:yn' by Il deputy sheriff OF padc
unity.
4 state curStapuIarv q go men
would b. tho ma\ mum strength under
mate bill No. ~. which Was reported
tavorahly b. 'hc judiciary committee
In the upper house Of the state leSisls.-
tUre today.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS LAID AT REST AFTER
CHURCH CEREMONIAL MOST ELABORATE;
ARCHBISHOP GLENNON IN HIGH TRIBUTE
Men of Rank Participate In
Funeral Service Of the
Catholic Churchs S Most
Distinguished Son


NtI' I'.m"'-". Nd. Mar. y '"n' -
d'n,I ';'h'"';'s. archbishop 90 i"''t''"'''.
Ma hGrr.: i"!ay "I'" all -" h"n"TS
H.at -, l;-iu,n ':,tn":tr "A"r'h could
\, s:rv "i. "rl.. "f Is princes.
Int" IL" cathedral IL ih' A''"n;h"h
0f I'll" I:.rss"I NlrE.n Mary tn" %r"''
SION. pin about whl"n Ia" Tsrh'Ha'
Who'll. N!' rcEulNrd- rUur'" nr".Hf"S -!
,.Iu.l rank diplomat and Srl'"%"."n
from N'a:'lirr'GE. Ei&h Ill .,.i:.- -! t.,'
i,rd and stat. ne had served and m"'l-
h.rs If his own tl,".E. DutSii". ~ IL"
rain. v.r-. rlaGS"! t,r,.,rlh,.,:. thou-
.ar.ds wny, unuhi" g. rrcsr mt" ih':
rhrir... .;n,d r.,.r.r',. for i"r,. hour:
whu. ~. r,,,.t'uc,I r"uH:.u. maSa w.sa
tn.iri; sum
purir.; =. inm4 ~.r:..' -- ''.u!r"fHt
a. q ,ni"&'r, ". H. ".lt' t~''r :uH-
G"riy ir~.nrn" au:,r.l"l .N"rno.sr""
Jonn ! ,;!"nrnu. ~ - I."..iS t"',n tn"
ru!pu and. .on>;'.. ""~r 49, rH' bier
II i rriluW CIur, ,f.:. e.. ,'I,"S .""d IN"
I.,;, cardinal a. til" :'""'t ."ad"r and
soldier -" Ei".' .''.'-.'.. ''. ~" var
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The Final Scene
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,ol,.d # All sin and tnr l"nr T"r"Ss-
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evening. t"nhr hands ii'i"'! ~" 'F'i''
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rurpl" caiafaiGu" in Nhl'h II ""l rest"
49, far 81, 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
EX-ENPER0R
WILL RETURN To.
LAND Dr. EXILE

Vienna, March 3l.-ThS Hungarian
charge d'ara1rs has notdhed Austria
that former Emparor chAxies Will re-
turn to Switzerland. Tho Swiss min
tseer declares that Switzerland will
agree TO his rcturn-
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CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-25
Chat!
Weather CompIalners.

HGAkglDT ESuF0pldI06Fns a.
Are you managing TO keep com.
Portable, this fine, warm weather.
The chronic complainers are wear.
ing of flesh bemoaning The wretch.
eddy hot days. They're blessing out
the weather man, too, and cussin'
every poor human who comes
within earshot. Their families-oh
well, they're Just ones own. And
as everybody krowa ones own don't
matter, So families, as a general
rule, get q lot they don't bargain
on at the start OF things.
There's such a difference in IN.
dlviduals. Some complain OF every.
thing which isn't normal while 9th.
ers accept phllosophically every
manner OF change in weather or for.
tune. There are so vastly many
points OF view. One man says IT'S
SO hot he can't breathe while an.
other thinks the weather is de.
lightful-"so lovely and warmI"
One woman sits and fans franti.
cally, declaring she Just knows she
will die II something isn't done
maybe she thinks the Lord will
send her over a special breeze
served on plate OF green leaves
while a different type Of woman
says the weather isn't half bad,
she'd rather have 1t hot than too
cold!
There's Just this about It. We've
got a number OF pesky inconsequen-
tIals to put UP with before we step
up to st. Peter and demand admit.
lance TO the land OF continual COM
fort, and we might as we'll make
the best of everything no matter
what It is. Bad weather or good,
hot or cold, good fortune or bad
all must be endured and the per.
son who accepts calmly and sensl.
bly, where there is no remedy, is
most welcome member OF society.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-25
RlHsRESPQNSIBLE
FOR AUTO CRASH
Owner of Car AbsoIved
From All Respon-
sibility

After Diminishing tho charge
against Joe satterfleld. the owner
Of a car that ran into that OF I. Zas.
latf on the Country club road on
June 10, Justice NJ. R. Musgroye
yesterday moVding issued warrant
for the arrest Of satterfield's sons
James and Harvey darlington on a
charge Of reckless driving. 1t was
proven that the owner OF the car
was not in 1t when the accident &C.
Cured.
According to the information fur.
nished by Mr.. Zaslatt he was drlv-
ing toward Fairmont at about 8
o'clock on the night mentioned,
when the car containing the two
boys came from the direction OF the
city along with another car with
which they seemed to be racing.
The SatterfleId car was a little in
the rear Of the other car and see.
ing that there was not room for the
three cars TO pass at the same
point, 1t is charged that young Sat.
terrified crossed the road 10 the left
in front Of the zaslaft car. colllding
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-25
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk Lee N. Sat.
terrified:
Thomas NJ. whyel and wife to the
P. v. and K. Coal company, five
tracts or parts Of tracts Of the Sc.
wickley or Mapletown vein OF coal
in Grant district, Monongalia coun.
ty and Paw Paw district, Marion
county. S169,SsS.s0.
Margaret Paul Smith to John
Cook, parcel OF land in the ]. Fay
Watson addition to the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, $4,000.
John F. Hamilton 10 WANNA D.
Dougherty, parcel OF land in the
South View addition to the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, $500.
Patrick NJ. Hoge, special commits.
sioner. TO Clara Nuzum, the one.
half interest in a parcel OF land in
the First ward OF the city OF Fair.
mont. Consideration. $436.
Michael Powell and wife to Clio
mani Plganelli, parcel Of land in
the Second ward OF the city OF Fair.
mont. Consideration, S100.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-25

tube % tooth pa n or d boz y row
der without the Kind dfugel & piaa,
,tefins III All over With bshtftttnt
stamps ecoratloh Is alitright on
larger surfaces hut on small ones,
its decidedly annoying.
What would home be anyway
without nice, harsh dog TO cbaae
away all the cats and strange AMI
mails and black bugs and flies and
sometimes a fiimsy.iimbed mouse
who can't make tracks fast enoughI
Our dog swells ~ and nearly
bursts at the very idea OF such crea.
lures attempting Close acquaint.
ance with our house. Why the very
idea!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-25
IORYlISBGREESIN
nNE. FENCE row
Interesting Testimony In.
troduced Before Squire
Musgrove

kftes hearing the eyidence az a
sTng3 III N5Itnesses IN tha ssEault
eSss broneht by John Mundell
aFainst Meiyin pi,uner the iury IN
th6 court Of Justice M, r. Musgroye
agreed yesterday afternoon.
IRE case grew ont Of a dispute
sb6nf ina og;nershin Of some land
fr6n5 rhish Bunner' vas taxing some
bays IRst Tuesdav The evidence
ssnwSd thst Mnnaell nd wife ana
dsSshisE trisd n nreysn, Rnnne-
n serss f,.6s1 taIt;ng ,hs bsv al.
ti,onrh Il Ms shown by a deed IN.
tfod,lced as evidence BY Major NJ.
III Nicely for the defense, that Bun
,,ef owned me hay field
t,,,nrrasr, 4 ,fly,onv ana .h.t =,
ssssssi * X witnssssu 1 S,ss I tbat no
I'D ioaSing inc hay IN a snring wa.
IAN when SMundelI cams mn and
trisd M MN the Hav III and carry