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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
Los franCeSeS v los
cOSacOS tuVierOn
va un encuentrO

Constantinopla, Enero 1e.--Las tro.
pas fiegras francesas usaron sus anle-
trallad0ras en- contra de los cosacos
amotinhdos del anterior eiercito del
General Wrangei, encampados en- Tcaa
talja. 25 millaH al noroeste de c9nstau-
'tinopla el sabado en- Ia noche, despises
de que los cosacos habian desarnladc
a sus oficiales Los rus0s deyolyiefon
ei fuego, matando IN Senagalence g
hiriendo a otros % iunto con dos Off
ciales franceses.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20

~ 4Ia. hianari1 N a. tINal1I4. 1s
iss Vegas. p4rsenit a - s1resn nre
tlafetoall G. Neaiaga 90 r144sla -
feerro g 1na fi1a 81 nras1 = fif I
- EasFa , fa1 4aslisato g Ga NJ al
nitmn nF1 - a. ITI1sIa a. H1s1lI7
Nsaafa A. - flHIaHa1 lIeata sN 1a
ffiefs y tsin Nlrt j czfEeI.'s ti
Ma a. "a fst
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20

La Asociaci6n de Abogadoa dc Niue.
ly0 Mexico, reunida en- session en- las
aalas dc la Suprema Gorte 81 martes
Sc declare en- contra de Ia propuesta
de aumentar eI personal de Ia c0rte
lsuprema, y tambien Sc declar6 en- IA
vor de abolir 81 gran iurado compulso.
lri0, dejand0 eate para casos de emer-
gencia solamente.
La asociaci0n endoa6 Ia rea0Iucl6n,
que va esta delante del Senado. en- Ia
que Sc repeIa Ia secci6n que crea el
gran jurado en- Ia constitution, 10
hizo despues de qeu el senador p. r.
Wight expus0 que el gran iurado le
cuesta al estado de $4,000 $50, 900
anuales en- el per diem Y mileaJe para
los grandes jurados y propinas y MI
leage para los testigos.
Ia resolucion provee que Ia prose-
|cuci6n sea hecha por medic d que el
pfocurador de distrifo deposite una
Information soiamente, pero permite
que Sc lame al gran jurado pof Ia cor
te de distrito en- cas0 de emergencia
De esta manera, el lamar IL gran jura-
do es puramente opcional de parte del
iueg. Il
La asociaci6n no Sc resolyi6 to-
mar aeei6n sobre el asunto de 81 Sc
debera permitir a lac muieres servir
como iuradcs. A. y. stroup, de Albu-
querque. ofreci6 una resoIuci6n fayo-
reciendo Ia extension del derecho a
las seforas para servir como jurados,
pero explic6 cuidadosamente que no
deseaba expresar su opinion personal,
y que solamenta presentaba Il resclu-
ci6n a pedlmento de Ia Sra. R. p Bar
nes de Albuquerque, Su resolution
qued6 sobre Ia mesa "sin ninguna ma
licia" por una inmensa nayorfa
g. N. Bolts de Albuquerque, propuso
1ue Sc hiciera que la asociaci6n fiie-
IA una organization semi.olicial con-
Irolada por un consejo de gobernado-
res Y baio Ia supervision directa dc Ia
'ofte suprema. Baio este plan. todos
los abogados en- el estado tendrian one
scr miCmbros. Ahora IA asoeiaci6n
ssta fcrmada de voluntari0s.
Este plan fue reierido a una comi-
lion Ia cnal fue instruida DC presentar
~ informe antea de que Ia pr6xima la-
sislatura sc renna, pues sn adopel6n
lecesita IN acfo do IA legislature Los
De "a comisi6n son Mr. Bolts
}. L. Phillips y 81 iuez de ia cgrte 81.
lrema G. J. Roberta
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
Los FfLipiNos oulEREN IA iNpE.
pENDENciA En- cuALQUiER
FORMA QUE Sc LES De

Manila. p l.. Enero 1g.--fl pueblo
de las Filiplnas quieren 81 Independent
cia on cualQniefa forma que "a puedan
conseeair. declar6 dltlmamente el pre-.
sidcnte del Senado Filipino Manuel
Quezdn On un discurso pronnnciado
ante dlcho cuerpo,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
ST pinE 4 Los LlcENciADcs cue
ArupEN a "a LEolsLATuRA

Tnnto q spnadof Wright como el So
uador q. l. Phillips. en- 10 banQucto
Que ae lee ti3 cf hines en- Ia nBcho.
rldieron q los aboaados uue ayuden q
IN legislaiufa. eepeciaimente q prepa-
rgr loe nYryecloe De ley. ESfoa dliaron
que haT may poc1s aboe1dos en- "a ie.
Firiatufn on eafa rrr. que Tor %.
ena qua bag se lee exige cue formultn
tcfas ios ployeclos 10 cial es casi Isn.
poaihie. a. molu aae auplifarnn d ica
iniemhrDs AZ j. aeaciseldn qae los ava.
aen en estes iafaas
81 81 han1aeie offrrido : ica aboea
ac1 - q tlhrtlla iomaf0n asionin ro.
m1 ito pa1aouaa Hnife saoaAdns 81,
tCgea Este han11rfo f1t cllocIfc t1r
lns shaeadaa te Hania FA u C4msra
a. EouErtia. y nato uafhrE liaca4G.
fas 5|rafsoa. est4aie rfessntes = -
ternafof NeEatfr. s. sEFutffra
Liafsfy. > ngta1s 1tfes 50 neaes Ia.
Eafianlsa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20

De los nueve restantes, 81 Proyecto
del Senado No IA royee para el pago
de interes sobre dep0sitos hechos en-
dos nombres, por medic de pagar a
cualquiera de ellos.
E1 Proyecto del Senado No Is iimita
el activo de los hancos para que no
scan pagados los cheques pcr error, de.
ijando los bancos exentos de reapon'
sabilidad cuand0 la falta de paG0 no
Isaa causada por malicia,
El PrQyecfo del Senado No, l6 lega-
liza las transacci0nes hechas por los
hancos despues de la nora del medic
dfa en- los s6bados.
El Proyecto del Senado No. ~ defi-
ne el crimen de vender llesalmtnte la
rropiedad hipotecada.
III Proyecto del Senado No. rs sc re-
fiere al pago de dep6sltos deiados en-
coniianza. Permite el pago Ia nerso
ma para quien Sc hizo el dep6sit0 des-
pu6s de la muerte de 81 albacea.
81 Proyecto del Senado No. 20 en-.
mienda "a ley q euprescribe las callfi.
caclones de los eiecutores y adminls-
tradores
El Proyecto del Genado No. 21 Sc re-
fiere a los notarios que sean ncclonis-
tas en- corporaciones. y les prohlbe que
tomeu declaFaciones de los oficlales de
las corporaciones en- las cuales elloe
tengan acciones.
n Proyecfo del Senado No. 20 def
ne q crimen de robo usando explosives
y fiia el caetiEo en- prlsi6n por no me.
nos de 10 anogty no mas cue 90
IN prOyoclo del Senado No. % fila
"a responanbilldad de los bancos por
el pago de cheques faleos o aiteradoH.
A menos que 81 deposilarto nolifique
al hanco dentrO de- On ano, ia reepon-
sahllidad del banco cola.
PAsA LE PaoYEcTo cREAND0 e.
EMpLEo Dc TRApucTOREe
Fl proYocto para crear los empicos
de fraductores Dc ieyes, uno para e
senado y dos para a camara. fue pana.
do baio suspension q las reGias por
moci6n del Ruia republican0 Wright
"a fotacf6n fut "A por 0. y "a rcinune
racion fiiada Dor q pfoyscto es qe
&c diaries.
Dtrss proyectos lnlfoducldos non.
proyecfo del eonade No. ~. por HuII.
nuuiando los rccinmoa en cnnlra de
legiameuiariaa a|n ndminlslr1f1r dag
rnta % IN ado. proyocto Del 4rnado'
Ne. IS. r1r Huii pfwcflhiende h MAJ
nefa e. tacef toFI4manioa 81 PRO.
yeeio d1i Nouafp Na 11 tor MnrfinrE.
aum1nIaafn iel requisites para - ~.
erfrrfafian - siiIsA ~ troFeria tr
Narlincr slE4t b miama Itc4 al a1e
re rf1rtHlsar 81 la clu1fa roF Ntta
aeI rnnla1o fa Dni1n
- romHlsa l1trt li1ae11a rrr1lit
t9trfhIt a fl1gfftn fats rsHf,tf la
lseacifr sotIa Gso1nrialos.
1E peoeorE Una ENieioN pG
No"ca o. z12o1ne9
81 larFIaaeiael9 E1iieT1a i.Gae r1I
rIafaeaf. aetr 1ntsf rfea4Nfata "a
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
ArAcAN LAS PRIMARiAs
DlREoTAs

George W. Prichard atacc las prI.
marias directas en- IN escrlto que pre-.
sent6 POGO antes de Ia pr6roga dol me.
dio dfa, como 81 primer disDaro de II
acton Dc Ia association acerca de- las
primafiaa directas. que es una de las
cueationes principhles que estan defan-
te de IA legislature. Dii0 este sefor
que las prlmarlas directas habfan edo
an frueas0 absolute en- otros eatadoa.
eepecialmente en- Idaho, y elogi6 el sis
tema De las couvenciones. el ouai. a..
10. permitia comprometer o los candi.
datos Z ID platafurma adoptada por IA
convention. y permltia que les hicie-
ran frente cara 9 cara
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
LA ASOCIACION DE ABOGADOS PIDE
IA ABOLICION DEL GRAN JURADO

La AS0CAC0N 81 DECLAA EN- CONTRA De QUE Sc AUMENTE
Ell NUMER0 DE JUICES DE La CORTE SUPREHA POR CONS-
DERARLO INSEcESARIO; PIDE OUT SEA ABOLIDO Ell GRAN
JURADO EXCEPTO EN- CAS0S DE EdERGENCEA Sc LES SUI
PLlC0 LOS ABOCAD0S QUE AYUDEN FORATUIAR LOS
PROYECTOS DE LEY De LA LEGISLATURE
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20

la carta que Sc atra3o una tormenta
de indignation sobre el lnfortunado su
perlntendente de instruction pdblica,
dice en- parte
ia comisi6n legislative de Ia Aso-
ciaci6n de Maestros de Nuevo Mexico,
que tiene a su cargo Ia campaha para
mejores salarloa para los maestros de
Nuoyo Mexico ha tenido va que hacef
algunos gastos y tendra aon mayofes
gastos en- sus esfuerzos para conse.
guir algo que pareEca IN salario decen-
e para los mas importantes de los scr.
yidores del publlco.
'Rneslo cue para conseguir al9o es
uecesario mantencr eata comlsi6n en-
ei trabalo. eg imperative cue los lon.
dos sc conalgan inmediafamente para
seguir adelante hasta 'ener exit0 en-
esta campaha por los salarios.
"se norpirfn los maeslros cnrlar
sus contribnciones De 81 Immediate
menie q sus supofinienden(es De "a
ciudad o del condad0. para cue ehtos
oficiales paedan cHFiarlas II snporin-
tendente Eohn Milne. De Albuquerque.
sccrrtarfo De d asociacltn dc tiacs
lfoa del Es1ado.
d fesfo Dc q carta simplomentQ g
nuncia laa fechaA para los ezanenes
do pfomoCld ndei ocfayo grado. y na,
iuraimCnla. no hay oDiccI0n q ella en-
ezto en- "a camarn.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-20
EI Senad0 paSa algunos proyectos iEnporA
tanteS, v otros han Sido VA Presentados

FL PR0YEcTO DE LAS PRTAIAS DIEcTAS NO ESTA COMO Sc
ESPERABA LOS OTROS PROYEcTOS NCLUYEN: CAMBI0
DE TEMPO PARA VALUAcION DE PR0PIEDAD; AB0LIClON
DEL EMPLEO DE CONSEJERO LEGAL DEL cOBERNAD0R;4 Il
RECLAMENTAcION DEL TRABAJO DE MUJERES MEMORIES
DE EDAD Y OTROS ICUALAIENlTE naP0RTANTES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
TO GIVE AID TO ROAD
IN SOUTHERN W. VA.

Washington. n c.. Aug "l.-Thc fed
ora government is I" civ" prompt aid
10 the construction of 4 'Iass \ road
from PikcNil". Ky. - Williamson. W.
Va That assurance was given 10
congress man Wells fi"nLyk""n'z. 81
West Virginia. ard .lohn Langley. Of
kentucky. by the director Of IN" bureau
or roads when ;h"y called on that Off
ciaL ~ diecN@s the project with him.
He assured :h'm tha, Ms soon as the
-,'Hu$ ana Specifications already COM
pirtcd 10y the Kentucky officials are
received hv his department he will eX-
pcdiic net .un looking 10 approval! Ivy the
federal rrvcrumrnt. and express tho
opinion tina: there was likely /" be n"
hi'rL IN Washington 10 delay the pro
ject. With that apPr"Va! secured. II
means that the national government
Will pay half tho cost Of constructing
m. ,..,L from rikrvi'le Ia Williamson,
n distance OF thirty-ctEht miles.
ON June 80 last krn'u"kv had credit
in nc federal aid-t"-roads fund or
$50 600. Last week the house passed
an additional appropriation f"r this
fund amounting 10 $i3.NV0.O0o. which
tho senate is confidently expected 10
concur n. Yves, Virginia, as well as
all Tho other states will get its pro-
nnr,lonate share "f 'hiS latest :ppr"-
pria,ion when /; is finally made ava!Ia-
llc l,v The scnatc'S concurrence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
BOY DISAPPEARS
IN AUTOMOBILE
LOCAL MAN WITH PARTY DRIVING
NEW OARS PROM FACTORY
IS ARRESTED
One Driver Gets Away and Has Not
Boon Seen Sincc-Fear
Accident

While driving several cars from The
factories, Mr.. Thompson. Of the Vince! :
INK Brtscoe Motor company. was ari est
ed by police IT FsridgeviN". Pa. for pass
Ing up street car In that city. Th"N
were taken TO Jail and were taken I" Ja.!
and were made leave TWO of the cars Tor
security for their appearance in court.
However. one Of :he drivers. young
man named Leo. and who. Il IS "!a'm"'
lives in North wheeling. rot away fr"H
the police and escaped n the macaln"
he WAS driving.
Now he canno, br found. 4 being re
ror,cd ,ha, efforts have been made 70
locate him in Washington. Pa" and
other cities along tn" National pix" and
|, Is feared that he may have met with
an accident.
At press time this morning. al Il
forts 20 find i."" haN" :"i'"d. ard At
davbrcak local Representatives OF tho
Rriscoe Agency started or; on search
Ing quest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
TAX BILL MAY
D|SPLACE THE
TARIFF NOW

Washington. Aug. 2l--The senate nm
anre committee "a scheduled 10 start
tomorrow another week Of hearings on
hte tariff bill. tho ff,h since it received
tho measure from the house.
The question OF WHETHER taxes or
tariff shall have preference was expect
ed 10 be decided by tho committee early
this week. Passage 90 ;hc tax hill by
the house yesterday probably will place
II in the hands Of m" senate committee
after the usual tim" lac tomorrow or
Tuesday. but according - program an
nounccd hv Chairman I"nrnSr. il will
be- pircon-hOIcd until lac In the week
at least
Action on hearings on the earthPn-
ware and glassware schedule is planned
tho first day. after whirh the program
calls consideration of the important
metals section. The committee has
steadily dropped behind is plan. how
ever. and how far II viii r"l during the
coming week is predetermined owing 10
the expected frequent roll calls and
business in the Senat" chamber. Mr..
pcnroSe declared tD;!.ty that h" expect
ch to make UP for i"S' tim" after the
senate goes on vacation ny holding
longer sessions OF the committee and
dushing testimony generally.
Few members Of tho committee plan
TO leave the city and IN" others are
prepared TO drive hard while their COL
leagues arc resting.
Should tho tax bill bn taken up first
as many members believe. every phase
Of the tariff will be dropped by Tho
committee and IL expects. ii was de-
clarcd, until tho revenue measur" Is out
of tho way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
MAN Is STABBED TEN TIMES IN
POOL ROOM BRAN|L: ONE ARRESTED
FRANK MILLER PROBABLY FATAL
LY WOUNDED BY ELwoOD
WILSON.
DETAILS OF CUTTING ARE uN-
KNOwN-WHSON IS IN
COUNTY JAIL.
UTCHER KNIFE Is vSED-BLADE IS
BROKEN-ASSAILAN SAID TO
HAVE BEEN INTOXICATED.

Frank "Rrttlrs" Miller OF Elm Grove.
aged 81 years. IL IN his home s7lF'' ri'"
from ton knife wounds In the harE and
abdomen. In 4 very critical condition.
and Elwood Wilson. also OF Elm Grove.
is In the Ohio county Jail charged wi'A
cutting with intent Ia Kill. as tie re-
sul' Of 4 Draw! in tho amusement ro"n
IN tho rear Of the George Seihert pool
room IN Elm GruN" IaS; evening a. 1T
O'Clock.
Miller Is attended by DR.. VI. rHhdi-
cord. HIS condition is said Ia he "rI'-
:Cal
Details OF the affair could net ""
learned other than tina; Wilson htd a
'ackrd Miller. WHO was employed az IN"
place with a huge butcher knife, and
before any ~ the men standing hv
could stop him. had inflicted ten
wounds The last wound sad 10
have broken the blade off IN Miller 3
hack.
Wilson. \ IL said. was craz"d ~fN
drink. and had caused An argument WIN
Miller. Miller Is said va hav" walked
away from Wilson. w" )ca1"d Hf;"r
him. grabbing The Knife and stahhiNE
the man.
Persons standing by grained NtS'n
and subducd him ur'i' h'ic"r S|ih
arrived. He was handCuf'rd and 'Hk'H
20 the county iai! by the Officer. white
his victim was rushed 20 his home.
Miller Is we'll known in Elm Grove.
He Is married and Tho son - Frank
Miller. employed in the derartm"nt 81
agriculture At Charleston. II" has been
employed by Sribrrt FOR several years
II is said.
Little Is known ~ Wilson. except
that he is single and is 4 lnhcr"r. y"
ore knows whore his home is. nor any
thing OF his character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
Mr., Estslla RennArd,

Tuesday Afternoon a; q clock :Uncr-
nj srgy.c"S vi! be he'd FROM the family
home. No. ISL" Eotr street. for EstrHa
r.. wife Of Harry r.. Rsnnard. who died
SATURDAY evening at c 80 o'clock II tho
age .: Is yc.lrS She had been i'll but i
sr"ri time. Interment Will be made III
Greenwood.
Mrs Ecnnard. a lifelong resident of
Nhscnng was before ncr mnrrEtge,
Miss t.$;clla SwritX"r. She WAS mem
Der of WcSiey NJ l.. church and Il mem
her OF Miriam Chapter NJ. |. Order OF
the Eastern Star and Iris Court, Lady
shrine In addition TO her husband she
IS survived 10y one daughter. Mrs. t.u-
gene Wayn;au Of Bcthci. ". Va. and 4
son. Russell. u: his city. Her mother.
Mrs Phoebe Sweilzer. and the following
brother and twO sisters also sur! I'VE:
William Sweitze:. Mrs. Arthur Cunning
ham and Airs. A. ". Crowther. All OF
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
RAILROAD NEWS
B, g. 0, TO REVISE
ITS FREIGHT RATES
16oundsvfIs and othSr West NuglnA
Points to Bensnt By New HAss
September !.

According 10 an announcement by r.
n Lewis, chairman OF the public serv-
ice commission revision and reductions
IN freight rates on tho baltimore q
Ohio will soon he made. The reductions
in rate. will be made in accordance
Nth IN. request OF the commission,
following ia decision In the case OF the
Warrior steel company against the
baltimore & Ohio Railroad company In
this case the commission declared that
a rate OF - cents ton coal IN the
C,larksburg zone was excessive. UNJUST
and unreasonable, and ordered the rate
20 10 fixed at 60 tents ton. II request
I'D he railroads tn make similar rec'ic-
lions ~ other points In the state. in
Guiding Fairrnont. Horgantown. Graf
ron, Weston. Moundsville and Ruckhan-
non. The new rate goes into euect
September |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
PRESS |NJUNCT|ONS
DESPITE FACT THAT
BUSES DISCONTINUE
Hearing Will He Heard This Morning
Before Judge J. b. Sonmervtus

This morning at 10 o'clock before
circuit Cuur: judge J. B. SommerVille.
Attorneys Charles J. Schuck and John
]. runiT representing the wheeling
Public Service corporation, will argue
IN a temporary injunction asked for
hy the traction company against the
Motor Rapid Transit company, 1t Is
believed despite the fact that the bus
Companv discontinued operations TO the
Out-ihc-Hi pike district at midnight Satur
lay. Attorneys George c. Bcneke ana
John VI. Ritz VIII represent the ous
company.
Although none OF tho interested par
t!os could he located last night. 1t Was
said the traction company, VINO asked
FOR The Injunction. will not stop from
seeking the Injunction because the bus
companr has discontinued, while II was
also stated that the bus company would
not drop the case because Of their dis
continuance. but would night the in1unc-
ZION pro, ceilings.
Tho Motor Rapid Transit company
which has successfully operated the
nusrrS Ia Pleasant Valley for the past
several months. withdrew all BUSES at
midnight Saturday night and announced
they would give up the fight against the
w NSCIlnH !'ubliG EDfI 4tt WI HS'
Tho passage Of a city ordinance govern
ing tho husses caused them TO take such
action. officials say.
CHASING The ordinance passed by
council recently as one Of the most one
sided pieces Of law making ever en-
acted by any body of men, Henry kie!.
manager OF the bus company, declared
that council forced him 70 suspend his
line. FTe said the ordinance was a
street car mea sure pure and simple.
IT am certain that no court would
evcr cnjoin us from competing against
the traction company" said MT. hei,
for l fail to find where the Wheeling
Public Service corporation has been
legally delegated the authority and right
to exclusively haul people TO and from
tho pike district. We competed fairly.
Tho public realized this andVwe were
gradually demonstrating that trolleys
are in A short time going 10 be a thing
OF the past" >,
Mr., keil said 4 Was plain that council!
wanted 10 grant the wishes 81 the trac-
t;on companies and that there was
nothing tho bus lawyers could do 70
change their attitude. Mr.. KEEL said he
lid not want TO discuss the matter at
Present whether they would renew their
n:ht or not. but stated The buses would
remain in the city pending the result OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
; OBITUARY {
DIPHTHERlA FATAL
TO MRS. ACkERS0N
Private funsrAl Service Today for Vol
Known NA3orSvlls Woman.

Private funeral services Will be hold
this afternoon at , O'Clock. al tho la;e
homo tn MHtorsvf,le. ". Va. FOR Mrs.
Earl Aekerr,n. aged ~. who died sun
DAY morning at 1850 o'clock OF d:ph-
iberia. Ar-Ackerscn preceded has VII"
"a ne Grave three years ago. when r"
sucrumhed TO severe attack OF the
t'u In addition 20 Two young sons
Shr IS survived by her paren's,. Mr.
ard Mrs. VIII Eide. Of AaJorsvtlie.
Id = aumb~- o. sisters and brothers.
.:t,, Is =" N"umann - he Dallas and
r,n-Sli..r "i-ra,t Methodist churches.
-! roaduc: services and interment
49, - mad" IN .he AaJorSville ccme-
tery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
OLD TIMERS DAY
IN POLICE COURT

4 number Of old timers will face
Judge John s. Ritz In police court this
morning among them being Wheeler
McCollouEh of short Crock, and John
Peacock OF beech Bottom.
Fat Ward was arrested by Policeman
Knahe for being drunk. Wheeler Nc
Collough started home Saturday night
but lost his way in Fulton when Police
man Eigenhrod arrested him. JokI
Peacock who always starts /" Wheeling
when he gets full Of third rail" landed
in the arms Of Policeman MctZEcr.
Herbert NJ Comet was arrested by
Motorcycle Policeman Stanley for exceed
Ing the speed lim!t. James Weaver was
d!sordcrly and WIS arrested by Police
man Mueller. Claude liue who pays a
visit about once n month TO JudG" iii'z
was arrested by Mn;"rcycl" Policeman
NJ cFwan on 4 dsordrrly charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
PRICE Of MILK
IS AGAIN CUT


Announcement was made yesterday
by the United Dairy company Of cut
in the price Of milk.
United Dairy milk is to be reduced
from Is quart to IS cents . quart
Grade "A" Holstein milk Is to be re-
duced two cents a quart, from q cents
10 20, while the price per pint will be
from IL TO II centh
All customers were notified Saturday
and yesterday by cards placed under
their bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
EooHoancU uFX011D

Washington. Aug. z1.-The present
administration of tho war department
has effected every possible economy.
Secretary weeks stated in a summary OF
the work since March I, transmitted 10
Chairman Kahn Of the house military
committee
IL. report made public today b. Mr..
Kahn said tho department had como
mized -even to the extent Of restricting
activities which ordinarily would b con-
sidered necessary. wherever this could
be done without . positive injury TO the
service"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22

Geneva AuE 2l--FormPr Emperor
Charles Of Austria and hungary. and
OK -Empr"sS Xi':L. will be permitted TO
remain n Switzerland until the end q"
October. under an agreement r-'urh"d Ivy
;h.. HUNGARIAN Swiss governments. as
no Other icuuntry has Signiiicd its will
inCu"SS 70 r"crivC Tho couple, .ncai
newspaper Be-, !lrrS tn" SWISS roNern-
mont. Il + said. MI take IN" matter up
atrl.n after :h.s agreement expires
Charles. he press reports aver. has
just lost IA" greater par: OF 100000
cr"wns 10 had on deposit In Zurich
bank which has zone into hInkrunicy,
while his hr"'Hcr. Arrhdu.:e MAMMALIAN
lost the equivalent 81 4.0G0.ron marks.
According L. thc Fin?rZ Revue. TINS
r.nn"y WIS smugGl"d access the border
during tho war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
1arr, crowd It F1ed Meet.

One Of tn" largest gathering OF ran
road employees that has ever taken place
was noticed at Dennison. Ohio. Satur-
day. where the annual field meet OF the
PENNSYLVANIA company's athletic ASSOC
alton was held About two thousand
.mployes witnessed the affair. and a
large number OF these w-r" local peo-
ple who won; there 70 witness the
games Those OF ;he Wheeling division
who attended cam" home Saturday on
n special train. while some remained At
DennIson overnight. returning to thor
homes today.