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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
SIIllFN CHANGE F0R WORSE IN
CARDINAL GIBBONS CONDITION
(Con1nusd on Page Tsn-)

however. = was decided by Bishop .. y.
Cor-iEan. vicar general OF the diocese.
that ]. would ne we'll 20 let tn" fr:cnds
of Tn" cardinal knoy the unfavorabic
state or affairs
Cardinal Gibbons. who Is IN his
eighty seventh year suffered r physical
br"a akdown last fal! du" tn too close ap-
pliCation 70 diocesan affairs ard in De
r"irhcr. went 10 the home OF friends In
Carroll county for r"st. He was taken
seriously II! while there and on two oc-
"a>iNUs his l:fe was dcSpa!red OF, but
h:s naturally strong constitution pre-
vailed and hc was able 10 return to his
homo here about the first OF January.
I'-om tia; tim" until the present. he
S""m"d - improve in health. Therr
Wa 'tn recurrence of the attacks Of In"
."ar' weakness which he suffered IN the
rouaty and after n few weeks in bed he
WAS abl" To ;ak" daily automobile rides.
These contjnu.-d on nearly every pleas
ant day unt;' last sunday. He was able
/" walk about ihr house. hu; spent the
greater part OF the tim" indoors IN
wheel chair or lying on 4 couch IN his
study
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
FIFTY BUILDINGS BLOWN UP Or
BURNED; CINCINNATI SUBURB
THREATENED WITH DESTRUCT| On
Explosions Following ConAa-
grafton at Fireworks Plant
Shake Houses for Several
Miles Around-Thousan
of Lives Endangered

Cincinnati. O., March - -. Fire
which for Il time threatened the
entire residence section uf Rcad-
ing. a suburb Of Cincinnati. today
destroyed fifty buildings Of the \.
l.. Due fireworks plant.
Explosions following the fire
shook houses for several miles
around, and persons AND property
in the vicinity were mcnarcd by
thousands OF pierc> Of fireworks
which shot in all directions.
.Among the larger buildings de-
>troyCd were six warehouses. six
.harring houses and six supply
1ou>r<. other buildings burned
we're tor the most part small
structures.
Estimates of the loss could not
be obtained from officials Of the
company, but it was said it would
run above 100000. including
$1,000 worth Of finished fire
works stored in one of the ware
houses awaiting shipment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
American Legion Asks Gov
ernment to Take Prompt
and Decisive Steps 10 Sc
cure Return Of Wealthy
Draft Dodger

MoShH.1. Hadcn. NAf'h h\
Associated Press .-''roN"r e. i"'s""'.'
d"Svr'"r from ~" Nm"r.'an army. '""N
th" stand i"h1N III i"' RAJ "i 80
Sow Inl Franz %,nI;""". ~" Two Am'''-
ra"~ Wnn. "I:l IL" aid ~ TOUR Ter
HANS. attempted - arrest H"rEdo!I a'
Eh"-ht,h. lat January F"rGuo" te"t'-
trd ;1a' T.mm"r leaned AGAINST IN"
aJ;o,nuh.'" and n".nt"d Il rHFo.V"T IL
Ia E"uC. e." 'Hr;H"r irHi!hcd. ai'n'H
ms r"l"!v"~ ~ h,'n and fired. the hrN'
lu..'r' h.i'."g E. NUUnG woman. I'm"
l:l.t. and tho scrnrG entering nn" Uf The
::rrt
I.mn"- denies having dawn a wcap-
or. L.. .a.d = =" had h" would have
u-"d
N,HIr mIi" = .ruG ~'ai'"t'ni t"tAiiHG
-, uaiu"" o." ,r.> n''.N:t.'' a. d'tc'-
iH" ;o~ ;1' American military '"r'"S 4,
''"h''G.. H.. assorted that h" had sue
.'",u ~ WITH nc H,d "' German Iu;hor,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Another Strike Called
In Kansas By Howat

Pittsburgh. Kans.. MarcI -, Ntr1'
ando- VI. lI"wat. rr"s:d"nr "f III" Nan
,1S VI N" W"rhcrs' Uu!on. announced TO-
rich; that ~'-:k" o. iI" men wn!rh
y,"u, :rto offrc, a; rre mines o: iAe
rnt;on coal < Mining company ArT" 20
G:H.. had tc"u ,a'.'d hl n:m ~ IN" IN
s.,n.r uc ihr unions executive b"arc.
Action Lv IIowat' and "a" board III
r,,.,.nc i strike IN In" coal field S"VHra'
,,.rl,, ago led 10 their arrest on '.'rG's
~ ,:u'at.uE an juJuu,.t;on issued hT inc
crawford county d;sir.': court. ana IN"
arrest If linw:tt and August 'or'@E'
rlr.nr ,,.N prr~id'n', on charges o. Ni"-
,I,;ns tn. criminal: provisions .: IN"
Stat, industrial court law. TIN" "t "ti:"lA :
,r.rc CowId gu'.iN "f contempt Of court
n ih" :uJuUr'3oH AS" ard gwen l'''
,crfrrccS Thry Mavc appealed. Tn'
ursm!nal proceedings again ilowait ana
nor>hy ar" s'iM N"nGinE.
To-daN'> strike. according 20 lin"at.
-c-ultcd from, TIA" alleged laying OF Of
group or men. N retaliation. n" SAID. Tor
Wninn demands ihat = mine foreman he
Spok"-m"n FOR II" opera
tors declared slarkn"SS IN IN" coal hnS'-
moss rc"ss.'a,ch reduction N opera tinG
force.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
O. K. For stat. rr.tntnx School

Charleston. Mar. 2@-Onc OF the most
important OF the education bills pen
ding in tho Legislature. one by T. i. Hill
tn create and establish state rural
training school at Middlrbourne. Tyler
county. reached the senate with f2N-
orabl" accommodation from the "duca-
ton committee. This bill proposes 10
turn over to the state the county nigh
school property at Middlebournr. :a'-
ued a; ;20O.0O0. and An additional sum
Of $4,000 Cor tho acquisition OF som"
ad joining property or for the purpose
o; buying q farm.
Several other hills came from tho
edu,,at.on committee. one provides for
creation OF tn" independent school dis
tr.ct Of Warrington. Another Is an a :
mandatory mcaSur" to enable boards or
..du,.at!on TO lay levies for school pur-
noses that will he effective until such
lime a. an election may be again held
on tho question. Such an election may
only u" ordered on petition OF 40 per-
cont Of the registered voters. Senator
George r.. IIarman is the author OF this
hIll which is considered To he OF more
that passing Importance. Under pres,
ont statutes an election on the Srhooi
levy has Ii he held every four years.
Another bill with the approval OF
(Contnued on Page Tsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
FOUR OH|OANS
UNDER ARREST
Taken Into Custody at Los
Angeles for Murders at
Akron and Cleveland

i1os Angeles. Cal. March -. Three
men AMI a woman wanted 1T ONO. IN
connnci;un wish alleged murders al
Akron and ri"l"Land. LETT hrrr today IN
n special car ON an cas-: bound train In
the custody Of officers. They w"r" sam
purp.ra. T. I. and =. W. Smith. father
and son. and O,iv" Smith. VI" q: {. 7.
Smith.
Iurpera was to b" taken ~ cleveland.
where tn iS wanted IN connection with
the shaving O. ". ". Sly and 'ieorgc
Fanncr in 4 payroll robbery December
81 last. TIL" Smiths w'r" sought by
n, Akron po''c" :" an Investigation OF
the Killing OF peter Shur there on octo-
be s. last
Purpc-a and =. W. Smith w"r" de-
clarcd by police officers h"r" 20 have
madc confessions IN IN" Los Angeles
city jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
FIVE NEW YORK BOMB PLOT SUSPECTS, IT,
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AT SEA, BROUGHT =
TO new ORLEANS, BOUND HAND AND FOOT
Morgantown Teachers
Who Dance Lose Jobs
Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Morgantown, ". Va. March &C. 4
bomhshcl Nas exploded in the city
schools h.rS today when Superintendent
r. &. Smith served notice on ward prin-
ripals and teachers and members OF the
high school faculty that the school
hoard had passed an order forbiddins
teachers to dance during the period OF
their employment.
Teachers in the habit Of attending
dances az all will not be re-employed
for 1922 except with the understanding
that this will be discontinued during
the term Of school. About $50 teachers
arc affected by the order.
Several declared they would resign
rather than accept the ruling. Super
intcndcnt Smith said the board had
come to the conclusion that there was
too much jazz and not enough teaching.
and that late hours kept by many
teachers at dances was seriously con-
hictnS with school duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Many Demands 10 Be
Made for Amending
Of fOrdney Measure
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by The lElel"sSncer

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can pass EN"rl h"dH Nn""N ma me
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during IL" tt~' ~''~~;o" ""u'I u''N'T NAV
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r,. Su't., .rn''y "br"N."&~ :" the i'r'n.'
.-o;.c cN"ru;.vH - !" H".ne about ''S
VETO.
win Insist on Charges.
l.Yt.n, Erpubi,ranS have ?riN;t;"'y
..or,frrr1L IN, L'n-dncy b.l a. TN
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90, ..,,..,',,J nn.,,,s. ,nauI American
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~, d.r,,uI h.I-angS nui >UhS"Qu' u;
r,rr,s N ,h,. h.u. When once The
t,o-drry hl'i = opened up. uth"r rhhNE'N
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,.,,.-.,,s, are ,nnIrortcd win =, pcrpjvN
'.Hr-Ar,,, 7,lr> kruw THAI t. revise
- ,,-,fr j., tho prcSeut state uE world
t,.I'r.,, go, ..,<.S ut pr,GU ;."n
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MN, - "a at:-iup, a drnE"rnI> J"''
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,Lo- L.r6 rrr-e are men like Req
C"e ~, E"-I,sy ~ Michigan. WITH
''HF"''.,'' ,-.fy =. , fori,., and who
""ih mn ,ar;ff h,u mt through 10
mus '"'o - ainnr with MexsrS. Alb
r'''r n,N H''"' 80 80 ,,S ~. othrr r.
v'.h;' 80 byrnr. DAYS. Tue
--."tI .rr,,ll., I j. recngnizcd viii com"
,hc t%rr-!,ny hi!i sends Ny ~" go;
: l.v,rr Senator Me, 'umh'.r IdmHi"'
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,,,e..,- ,,:l-h, ~is,. aud possibly other
- - I'D bvr that ., would NEG
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.,, Tn. un}:;h,lauS are not 80 sur
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,,,y ,,nu.l "a" received w.,A enthusiasm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Two Policemen Slain;
Bomb-Throwing In Dublin

prhir. Mar. "2-Twr r"i.rcme0 w"r"
killed .ul nu,. wounded Uu an ambush
in keadrv. ruuuGr Resonance today.
\ huruh Wis thrown ~ III" l'undrUm
residential suburb of nuh,n last eve
ming. woundug '%o conNtah,"S.
}nu~cs burned aul several Nrc">cI dur
ing = crnrr., S.uH t',in attack - Ross
int. County rormaUIG.. according 70
yult.lt ;,.yi-rS -.r"IN"L h"rN '3"1%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
OHIO CO, BILLS
REPORTED OUT
Moundsville Charter Measure
to Third Reading-Easter
Recess Probable
By J. z. REED.

Charleston. w Va. March c..-The
judiciary committee Of the house OF
delegates reported out number OF bills
OF interest 10 Ohio county which wefa
placed on the calendar Of the house to-
day, and will stand on first reading to-
morrow with an attempt to advance
them to n third reading before the end
or the week. None Of them are bills
which there will be controversy.
They include the masure which would
increase the salary OF the prosecuting
attorney from $500 to $500. pre-
sentrd by Delegate Harry A. Weiss: the
Mt. Zion cemetery bill giving the ceme-
terry organization the right to take over
road running through its boundaries.
presented by Delegate ". T. Otto. and
the bill giving the county the right to
take over and maintain part OF the
main county roads lying within the city
limits. fathered by Delegate Wright
Hugus.
The latt.r's bills providing for the
care OF delinquent children was also re:
ported out OF the committee favorably.
The senate committee reported out OF
the senate duplicate Of the bill, along
with Senator ]. VI. Sanders equal IN
her:tance bill. Senator F.. B. Stewards
SUll1 COHllHlSSlOH Ulil'
others which have the support OF Mrs.
Ellis A. Yost. OF Morgantown. and Mrs
T. s. Romine. of Wheeling.
MoundSvIlls Charter.
Al today's session. the Manning ston
charter. which passed the senate yes
;erday, was cleared from the house CAL
rndar while the Moundsville charter blu
was reported and passed on its third
reading.
\ bill by Delegate J. l. Deuley. OF
Brooke county. providing for an assist
ant prosecuting attorney there was
placed on rs first reading.
Plans are being made for an adjourn
ment oveS Easter 10 be taken on Thurs
day 70 Inst until Tuesday OF next week.
Some opposition has developed in the
house OF delegates which may be strong
enough 20 defeat the move.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

Rait.mo-". March h"!.rF
Ing that tn" nc Of tHr'.'HiI ''"-
hons :S aga:u N danger. = Va
lrarnc! Tonight thar tn pEh!'TH
e." tho ratho,.. ,i"rEN ana ."'I!
rly" again been asked Tor inc
distinguished p~ria'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Captain Of the ship
RushviIIc In Thrilling Story
of Incidents of the Capture
and Voyage From Rio de
Janeiro

New Orleans. la. Marcn 80 Held III
scnarato cells in the New orleans par
isb prison tonight w-r" ily" E'"n wa"
classified themselves aS s"nn"n. hHt
whom, captain J IT. Il. Van W"cld":n -
the Nrw York and tuba line 'r"ight"r
Rushv!llc said and department OF JuSt'r"
officials in,imated might he wanted IN
New York in connection with the lnNcs-
figation Of tn" Wall street bomb plot
Of last September IL
Sh;.,klcd hand ard foot. the men were
taken from the steamer lsushFii!e TO-
day. hustled to tho Parish prison ana
hooked under IN" following names
Philip Bender Lionel ku"brcezuh. Eu-
doIph porSch. Hans Randin and Henrik
I.inan. They we're then held incommuni-
Cado.
After C.ap,ain WcrldHrn had related
tho manner in which III" men w"r" cap
turcd and In" dlnicuiri"s encountered
in moving them from Ri" de- Janeiro 70
New Orleans. h". 100, became unccm-
ard then made n" further
statements. Department nf justice Of
rcials said they were awaiting instruc-
tions"
Treated as Desperadoes.
Last Saturday when the EuShr!lle
was approaching this port IN" master
wirelrssnd the department Of justice
that they care for nv" con
suIur prisoners" Elaborate prepara-
ions were made Cor handling the cap
,lycs. and they were treated as d"sp"r-
,rr mon from the time federal officers
took them over from the ship guard
under wh;,h 'hcy were in charge.
Orders ISSUED by the master or the
RuShvillc w"r" that no member OF the
crew should discuss III" prisoners with
outsiders. under pcNalty Of SalarE do
rluctions The captain, however, related
the circumstances leading up TO MS
OF the men as involuntary
passengers.
The Captains Story.
Late last month. according 10 Captain
Wreldcrn. the United States shipping
board steamship CITY Of Alton. then
nearing Rio dc Janeiro. received wire
less message. presumably from officials
Of tho United States government, re-
uurst.nG arrest of tn" five men. fight
started and. according to Captain Van
Wccldcrn. it was with extreme dlnicu!tF
that the mrn We're Suhducd. placed in
irons and taken to Rio dc Janelro.
where they were imprisoned.
The American vice consul at Rio de
Janeiro. according TO Captain Van "ecl-
rlcrn. requested III" Munson line steam
or Yoro to take the Quintctte TO New
York. where il was said they were
wanted" Still heavily guarded, the
men were placed aboard the foro and
in some manner. according TO the Rush
willie captain. started a furious fight.
The Yorus master then speedily re-
turned them 70 the Rio dc Janeiro jail.
About that time the RuShrille came
in TO load coffee for New Orleans, and
Vice ConSu! Thomas managed 10 per-
Suadc Captain Van Wccldern 10 at
tempt transportation of the prisoners.
We accepted, and here they arc the
skipper concluded.
Well Educated.
TIL" prisoners. apparently between
twenty .tve and thirty-five years OF age.
were said 10 be for the most part well
Continued on Page Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

Washington. Mar. H--t;d',r"ad pa
.cnEr~ and freight rates "'th'H ,H'
,t.r. &C Nevada w"r" ord'T'i ''''''E
hN n" interstate" r"fnincr' " '""''i'.H.
III 'n,"''''''" '"'''''''''''
NnF'. y.
Wa.h.n;;;"l. MIT '.'A.S '
Si".ir"r. Of Reno. M'' %'N',,
G'nr as collector Of ."'"sHa! r''""''"
'ur tnr d!'rl'; "i N"'''"''
Washington. Mar. - N"rAnE'"H
Gardner uf Albion. MI,hl%Ln. waS
,.\cm i recess .,pru.n',n";r today hE
i,rcs,drn; Harding. a. commissioner
nf pensions Nr IS a f"rm"r n'"mH"r
Of congress ami " ''' - N'' ''''' ''''
,..,,, u,~ e., ,Ev ,hc ASCOT
Tr,.,., .rr, GERMAN rcrlratIouS
III ,mnrsInc =. ">y -, - percent "E
Nm. >IIuc @: .l1 r;,.rmLn imports. :"
hr uSrl toward ia" pd' mcnt ~ r"i.
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,,,. ,n,j. ,rly 49,. kings assent t.
,>, . ~
"'''"' "
49,, ,,. .,.,.,..r IA
L""i,, %''i,'"r,,, ,In ;" ,n Ir%ianI to study
i%n'I,lt'r" ,,p -. rInSr r,prr. lie
w. l.r,.,, ..,, E.,.,.r,I rther senators also
>"'" 'n'L ,nika me irip
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
THE wEATHER.

West virginia, Ohio and VsStSrn
Pennsylvania-Far on wednesday and
probably Thursday, rhnS tsmpsrSturS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

N,disun W.e. Mar "1-.Ic"H;"r la
rnll.it. arnouu, "a today Ih:u Il" cos
l.npl,,rd 4 try IN ireland I" study
t,,r Irlsh question AZ clos" range. II"
.,iJ mai several other senators aiaV
.N,rr PLANNING - make tn" trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Bic NAVY PLEA
At LAUNCHING
Supcr-Drcadnaught Colorado
Takes to the Water
AuspiciouSIy

G7mdor. y i. March - Nrcum" MS
aCaIns; disarmament '"rw"h ~" hey
noe uc 'h-rr Sp"", h., ~ luncheon
whIrn f"j,nw"d 'hc iauNchi"E II ~"
super -dr.adn"UEh; I"l"r,lLn h"r" :"
tn" speakers W""" Th"ndurN k""S"N"lr
aSSiStan, secretary g.: iN' navy: mi'd
states Senator Surnu"l l. N..hols"u "f
Colorado WlnSn dluGht,r. Mr.. Max
Melville Of prns or. SPONSORED tho great
war craft. and RrNr"N"nta'!l" Patrick
II. Kelley Of Mi"h:etn rualrIHtu "I IN"
subcommittee on naval appropriations
Of the house APPROXIMATIONS committed.
Many distinguished nINa' Onl,"rS.
representatives "f TIA" army. non pr"n'-
ncnt in publ" affairs, >hrhu'!dc-N au2
leaders IN their professions wcr" II TIA"
thronG which gathered 1t tia" 'amd"n
plant of tn" New York Sh.phul'dinE
company 10 watch the hue mass "t
steel which Is to be- tn" naNN'S rrud"
slide carefully INTO tn" pclawAr" from
her ways hc$,d" h"r sister ship, III"
WashinCtCn. Yer - 10 completed. And
the SarDc DISTINGUISHED men. ~ the lun-
chcon which followed. w"r" cm,huS.as-
TIC in yoicIng ;h"lr approval oC tn"
I.iras against disarmament and for Il
navy second :" no other nauun'S.
Critical Period.
We arc faced H. ! critical u"riu" N
the country. and All Of VI mus hhh"
up our minds 10 .rcr"pt certain rcSp"n-
SihilltiHs and do c'rtalT ,h,rES, Sa:!
Mr. Roosevelt; "r''-~'. W lII" Eot III"
question OF tn" navy. Sow. ,h""" are
people who for on" reason ur another
arc talkInr against thr navy. Sa%'n At
THIS pr-'Od II" country :'h"uid G:-arn
Some Of ;h"e" r"upl" ~" p"~i""i'H 81
rnrc paCinStS, some uf ;h"m -" perfect
" sincere fools and "a, d"ntal!. in"E
arc the sam" thing
Il do rot care what program EnGINNi
may hay" in hujl!nS 4 NAY r.. SAID
Senator Nicholson. Il d. not "ar" whH'
program Japan ma: have. want "
navy in th!i country lhN; Is ad"Iuat"
and ample - prntcci our own country
have no pati"nc" with :nc Cr"hN" rnind.
ed people who talh about disarmAmTnl
Tor Powerful Navy.
Arguing Tor th,' completion oI IN"
1916 program for the navy. E"pr"S' r,N
tive Kelley said.
The question "f C""9' n1yt"s o. very
largely a QUESTION tor Great ErltI:n and
the United States. II ';rra; I:r.t:,iu and
the United States HEr"" Ia >"rHn som"
OF their old SHIPS and $;"p 'Ni' u~" or
old craft reduce. m" 81" Of ia" navy
from III" h"''"n. No IRON, II" toy
why. WHOM 'hIF u"W rr"gran .t '''u-
rl"rod w. could aN"rd, IA IA l@lcm'n..
20 make Il prnp"~:';"H :" 'ir"a' britain
for propor'ioua'" r"du'i..u from ihr
bottom. Arn tN"n w.Ih g.. uI;> 'hn'
VIC would has i"ft. ~. n"a'H n"" 'u'
most powerful shlr, 60; IA, @" Klrd ,utl"1'
upon IN" waters rr tn ",,frh. u" Vru'I
&c, along urSt rai'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

Jackson, I'G.. Mar. Lieutenant
y II. Nur"y planned on" stop AR
rrrhf ,.ru... me country to san
n,rrn ,'lnrnru'a in 4 hour. VT
voytponcd lat" tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
TIE IN + + l. IL q +. y G. r. X

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

r,r,s. MAJ. - --- The chamber q,
d.putins unanimously adort'd M
nTISn-v for young people -? hv'h
sexes in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
l. G. DF7ECT|vE5 ON TRIAL FOR
ATTEMPTED BERGD0LL ABDUCTION
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Washington. Mar. Railroad pa &
~,n!:r" and ir"!Eh: rates "iih!H lE'
,,,r, CC Nevada wcr" ordered '"'i.'
10y II" interstate" r"mincr'" '"Inu'.'-
on rn':"aNci :" IN" .''". J., 'i"
~ irir--:.ro ,"IEmcr," "N''':i"
NnrL. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

,,,sr,rr.,.u Nar =. i'r"s den,
u,rI:nr tunmuur"d today tnat y"
~"uii hold ,ont"r"nc,., with Wasn-
,nrtnn newspaper corresponding on
'rlI"Siay and Friday each """A' ."'-
',w.nr cabinet meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

Wa.h.nE;"'. MLr. 49, .."H.S '.
S,-.iirr. uf Reno. w":' %.\"n - :''.'N"
,.uuIuirnrut iod.,y hy ~ >ld"0' liar
L'nr =. ,.rllcrtor nT internal revenue"
.ur in. G.,,ri,; IF NrN,4.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

v,.n.nc.vu Mar. - Ws-H:nE;""
:,rdurr Of Albion. M,,hl".Ii,. VAS
gwen Il recess .,rru.n'm"'i i"daE "E
Ircs!dcn; Harding. a. ""nrnISti"n'r
nr pensions Iir .s :, FORMER ni"mH"r
Of ,pn':rrsS ami "a "lE'i war veteran.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13

trip.
Mr.. Ivan Norris sold Jersey
COW last week to Mr.. Tribble, of
Lexington for 500. Mr.. w. w.
Norris sold him a cow~fo $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and children, of Barbourville.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
w. Williams Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Fannie Bridges. of Frank
fort. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. Griggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dennis. of
Louisville, have moved to Col
lege Hill to reside. They will ell
gage in the mercantile business,
having bought the stock of goods
of Mr.. G.. w. Webber
Mr.. John L. Combs is prepar-
ing to build 4 store here and will
engage in the. mercantile business
The Fiddlers' Contest which
was held in the new school house
at Cain Springs Saturday even
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13
Dependency

Sufferers from indigestion are
apt to become discouraged and
feel that complete recovery is
not to be hoped for. No one
could make a greater mistake.
Hundreds have been permanently
cured by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets and can now eat anything
that they crave. These tablets
the stomach and eli
able it to perform its functions
normally. If YOU have not tried
them. do so III once. SCp'