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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
.E|GHT WE|RTON BOYS
GUILTY OF WHOLESALE
THEFTS, JURY FINDS
YOUNGSTERS CONFESS
THEIR DEPREDATIONS
Ex-senator Marshall Pleads
for Defense on Score
Of Ignorance.

STH'l1I 10 J nc lNlthl SSEtcl
Elhins. ". Va. July 7.-Standing BE-
SIDE their parents before the largest
crowd that ever filled the court room or
tho federal building here. eight "f the
,wclvc little boys. ranging In age from
ton 10 s.ItCrcn. ~ WC'rton. W. IL
charged w NOR" lhan forty robber'eS
IN the vicinity of :hC- homes including
'Nc pos; offi., - W".rt"n. received
,er,Iic, of su!!t, FrrGrd DORM hy Ju'y
oC ,SCtr. ',hN lAI 0"iih"-a'"d twenty
u.,nu..s .h'> nGtcrruc1 at 50 "'ri"'k
The boys w:ll he sentenced tom"-roN
ircrr'n; b.. JLd::" n. r. EakHr rrr% d.
inS over tho court.
rho rna..':rr ~ 3nr "erGic, u the
Eases Of the ch,'Grrr. ~ho~c names cam
No., hr ruhli,hc ardc- In" W"e' N'r-
r:ni, iuv"r:,c la~s. closes an episode
in West Virginia crime. The 30! i S:"nd
solemn faced as the clerk ~ III" court
read tie verdict and then turned 10
their rarorts several n 'carS. realizing
that tho w"EC facing sentences N re-
forma tories.
Told OF pepredatons.
rhc :rini Il NC clgHt boys began We'd
Dcsdav morning. The Jury Has S'i"r:co
,a,ls. :nd '4n.ns - testimony began.
Tho bo~- thcn's,'. - were PCT on IN"
>.~r4. :nI '"li a. 'hcIr dc?rrdationS.
They told Of ,ome Of the robhertHS.
,,.hii, Others ~-or" c.1''! In broken
English ;heI clcN told lacr Store 5,
after thcy had hr,n dTl, sworn b! 'ht
court
Judge Rakcr asked Quc>; ons o. "a'h
'ra .n- IN" hrrch. and clad in his flow
ING gown. stood c'osc 70 n" boys and
talked 10 them rhtv told their stories
r.. -cfu!'r. although n compl"t' story or
The many ofcns"a must need b" maoc
=, '".'l:"g Al! together.
Tho parents themselves we're 3ni on
,hc stand this morning. ann S""era'
,yrrc ronpsl"d ~ tcll their stories
through interpreters. Tho defense re%;cd
al noon. a"I r'o$'Tc arguments were fe-
(errcd until after dinner.
Defended BY Marshall.
Assistant District Attorney Harry H.
Er"cr oC ParkcrShurG bcSan IN" arGu-
mcnts for the government. Hr "ut!inei
tho rasrr carefully. and VA? followed ny
ex-senator Oliver $. Marshall who was
rr--".i io ,'"f"ud IN" chNirrn. he spoke
for moro than an hour and hait Plead
,ir IT.. ...:..s ~ N" ro.s. "ra ;h"Ir 'acN
Of cducatlor. as they are hi f"T"Irn ca
Traction Charles Campbell assistant
district attOrne-'. clo"cd IN" arguments.
and the case went 10 thc jury al so
O'Clock.
There were no demonstrations as We
verdict was read. The entire crowd
seemed To hold It's breath as the paper
bearing the verdict was opened and rena.
Immediately following the rcSdc Ct. thf
bovs He-c icl tn the codnty tnE, where
,hnv will r"mn.r until tom"rro" m"rr'
i,r 20 rc aiken tarE In the court room
~ rrrclYc thC.r '"ntcncrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
aAYmoNp HITCHCOCK BAHKRuPT

New York. July 1.-Raymond Hltch-
cock, actor. Sled u voluntary petition IN
la nkrurtCy to-day in federal court. MS
n,,i,. Tstcd assets we're $50 and cloth
ing on which hr claimed exemption he
gave his liabilities as &S,9A and named
thrce creditors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
GENERAL DU POINT
NAMED FOR SENATE

Dover, Dol, July General T.
Of tho Republican national COM
mittce, WIS named by Governor
p.rrev today 10 succeed United
states Senator Josiah o. Woloott,
Democrat vho resigned his scat
last Saturday TO b.come chancellor
OF the Delaware courts.
Cu'rr.a" S7rinc, t"5. Iuiy '.-t'"n"rai
T Coleman r,uICri. R"pHhl'Han. an
rnuncrd h"-c la. 'Hdry iHat ne IA"
,ri.Eraphrd the governor Of n~!lr'arc
accepting his appointment I" TIE nit'
State. >.na,.. 70 succeed JOSIAH .. VOL
colt. Democrat.
no,cr. n,i July T.-C"ncral rur"nt
will hc Gfty eight years Cd next De-
C.mbcr. lie VAS born IN Louisville. Ky"
and Is = r,"r.hcr Of the family that has
boon i,cntincd with Il. DUPONT. do
Ncmours Company f"r lror, than = CEN
tury.
Unlike many othc~ member! ~ his
H.r~il. however. h" !'t not immcd.ai"'%
snt"- ~" powder works c"nC"rr. After
graduating from IN" MAS"n nchYS":ta In
Stiturc or T"rhr''"C! h" h"~Ar his
career - Il mining engineer N Ms native
state. kentucky.
In 1923 he moved 10 J"hnS'"wH IA.
ord hcCa n,c interested In Nu"' and
street railways; Nin" wears lnt"r he
was elrc.cG president rf tn" powder
rnH.;any ard served untl' l?'5 when nc
sold hie interests Tor prlr- reported
- hav" rccn so 900. .nnh ~! shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
UNAWARE OF GOVERNORS THIRTY
DAY STAY Of EXECUTION. GRIMM
CONFESSES PART IN VILE CRIME

Man Doomed to Die for Gachck's Death Rcprevcd By
Governor Morgan News Withheld at Executives Or
der Until Grimm Makes His Confession. Helped Throw
Body in River But Insists NJ ike Ondrick Did the Killing
Thousand Prison Inmates Receive News With Mighty
Outburst of Cheers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Prisoners Get News

V.rG.n T,r-cu 'urnrd "vf walkAt
nvrri ,d!y {" ~" Gag" and was - into
th. rri>c- through the great wheel gate.
NJ walked hurr.cG," across tn" great
rr.son corridor, Si"pGed "ut :" N"
pri~,n rourt ,a-d and started in tn"
dir-r':,u K he d.atl house.
Wur'. ~ Z few prisoners w"r" able
20 r.ui rh,, rNvS On tho coUnt"narco
81 W.. 7r.cn T,5-r'l. - whether tn" pro-
o-hial prison telegraph cod" VAS -
,rorh the Spectators ma r"' or Iu""
hut Warden Tnrrc' had scarcely
stepped 'r,>,i" ~" prison until there
VAS en- ,ithurSt rf chr' -'n- from "lthin
the walls Warden Terrell waved his
hanG :" crc cheering group &C con-
l~,s Tha, "as all the confirmation
,....drI and rom Within IN" great graz
wallis tN"-c ca1' storm ~ nrHlouS"
nd ch"-r'0: that gained In 'cluno IN
I'll nearly ";-rl "r" - the thousand
prison inr-or.~ n""o yelling At The top
Il 'hcjr ,';c"s.
Tho prism bard - ~" court "arr
7?~ g'tyl,c sol, ain sacred air, In
IN instant ~" sacred r,Hlody Gay" Way
to tN"t,ns Md hiariOC % horns and
,i.H druwu"r~ hca, wildi%. but III" noise
ihat tin. h'a-irS ~ nd could make Vas
lit"r:'i" '.r'''rcd IN t"n cheering "f tne
irous;Lri c"n";r;s. T. Was seen" such
a. wI.-. >S,..s 'Nhr h.lvo gathered At 'h>
p. ui'"1;Ir-l on ~ occasion OF more
tCopttnued On Pare Tnree.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Washington. Jul! I--Th" naPA'
hnn,r C-S eAptod"d at the naval air sta
ton at Hampton Roads. virginia TO-
day. burning md injurinE tho four per-
sons who wer,. aboard. according to re-
roris 10 tho navy department.
None Of tho persons aboard tne l-S
1as seriously injured. according 10 the
reports TO the department. but t"o were
PAINFULLY burned Lieutenant johnson.
who vas in command. was burned about
,nc hands, while photographer Russell
was burned about the back. Ii tenant
Warwood, the pilot. and hachinist
Make L!mke escaped unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

tCoptinued On PAGE Tnree.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Judge Kcnnr Cannot Act
Fought By Labor Man

The successful candidate for the
judEeshIp had tho united and active SUP
port ~ the rart, organization 81 Kama
N county. cIceptinT Grant r. Hall,
uhc ras IN the NoTthcott camp,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Generally Pair And Continued Warm m
day and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
MANY PROMINENT MEN OF MICHIGAN IN
PARTY-AI4L ARE HAVING
GLORIOUS TIME
CAMP IN CHARGE OF WORLD WAR CAPITALS is
ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED FROM
PORTABLE PLANT
PUBLIC RECEPTION AND SPEECHES THIS EVEN
ING IN FRONT OF FAIR GROUNDS
GRAND STAND

After a Successful tr.a 1-oD ln."n-
town Pa the M."v gan ;Aruu"-S ncr.'""
IN this c!;y last ,,enIU- "a: "'!"'N.
and BY o'cl"ck :ae - H"''m '".i"S
were parked =; the Nest E.'.,.''.s N''.c
Fair grounds.
Tho farmers w.rr me-. y tie 'i:'h'as
COMMITTEE. O; thus J.tH. lad D.! - N',"f
Thomas r Thonnr. At Wys; Alexander
Ia. and after d ur."S w"''":3" address
by the mayor. =. Na.,u 't:0" ~ '":H'd
the KEYS ~ tAs cay over - them. th"N
anne % TINS V.tE. where ;hFE wit stay
until Thursday morH.u-. AZ wHi'h TIM"
they vii. hreak camp.
Immediately after a. au;om"hliss In
the caravan hal arrives: IA got place!
they began uNpa vkinE. hnI :; was hut
a short time uati Uo~' @: them lad put
ur their tents White Jr- nrn were
doing this work .h".r wiEcE AMI nthS-
members OF The family were getting
things prepared sn- Thor ~Uppe: NtU"r
supper everything W. ".'ar"t away
and the yaaChla"~ wer" prepared =" ;htt
when u was hru'l'uN 'ney "u'd Esi n
bed with bat Ni'ir trouble.
Thousands Visit Grounds.
From the time the mrs; a";"wuhlle
had arrived until late ,aSt "v":'"E soy
eral thousand Cur:oste p"oN!" am" -
the grounds . see he farmers Mary
Of them found o,t acQua .utancrS Among
the tourists
Many OF tho visitors -cmarS"d during
the evening they hsd hen gwen excel
lent treatment ~ he people II " hC"lCE
upon their arrival. and that the grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
CAMERON
George ". Craig Chosen
School Superintendent

SpeCial Dlspatrr q" .ur Inje.nG"rccr.
Cameron. W Va. Ang % George W
Craig gradual" al Columbia TINY cr-
Sity "f New lOrA. rs hc"n "i,.r'rd SUI
trinjendcni Of -" Cameron mIh;Ir
schuu lir sac, ,rs!> n,N.h 4 Ward
&" II" h - ISL been ,"uSrE ~Ip.rIHtrn-
dent Of schools at Wilmington. Nc.
I.d'.,i~ ,'h"l,n 70: me rneG,ng wear
~ the cameron sru"n.S arc. ~ 7 La
TO. Luke Ross. Elms Hrsh. lara i'cn-
pies -" Hummer, Anna Wright and
Its>S!C Cox
Grade >rh"'iN.- El,a rI"i. her. prin
cipal; list grade Nora Young. Dora,
items ana !.dna N!rhmoud. Lri grade
E;lizahelh Tlmm"ns and Vera Mc"nr-
nurh: 3rd srndt l.ala Matthews and
Beatrice Phillips. An Sradr ,va'!dI ,
Todd: 9TH grade ora Dowltr. Oh grade
M'rN Iidfr,I ana Anna MJun.Hs. SIN
grade, Shirley I>hnson ami Eva Eis:rh-
IT. -Four grad" 'ra'&."s not Vet alp
pointed.
Cameron Briefs
TharleS coos l. spending few DAYS
at tlarh~hUr%
h;rc, Na", .'."nr."- -" Ja-hl"wr
Fair.
AUSTIN EUnI, - suffering al his homo
wlIr 4 strained back
Martin Hopkins srent the week-e
v%l'luE friends IN Hundred
TIC JaCk;cwn Far starts :odav for
u 'hree day run. Ice cream. wafer mel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
N MECHEN Wan:
KNOCKED DOWN
BY YEGG PAIR
VICToR HAWTHORNE ATTACKED
NEAR CAR BARN LAST NIGHT
BUT GIVES BATTLE
Another McMechep Man in Auto Hap
pens Along ana Frtghtens Robbers
Away

tI.,.,; ,..- ,...,, Ny-
MtruCI h"HhS h"h. - H"I"l"G " 7'''
head as ne result If an ou,uunj,r asst
,.,.,, ,,.,,, ,u.,. ,.., .,,,.,...,.d .., ,,.,y,.
h,.r ,.,gr -, wars IN. switch
min, ,,,s, sri,,h ~ ,hc Wh,,irp, T-.,-
1885,, .,.,,.,,,ny.. N..N.,.hcr ,,,rn H., Was
,,,,.Lod dou.r u,,r , r,,o.,.r -, .,,.
49, = .h, .,,.ld -, INV hur
,',.,,.,, J.,,,....-,,..-r,. ,r-, ,rd ,a,... IN.
,,yr . L,s.,.,.,., ,,.,.oun.cr
ir,y,Lor,,, 49,. u.,l.,r.. nm, from, =
,..,n, ,,,r in. n,r,h ,.rl ~ tho \.r.
,,u.s m ~. NJ Nnrrer- Muundsyi,, =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
BEAUTY SECRET
FOUND IN YEAST.
BRINGS STARTLING CHANGE
IN USERS' COMPLETION
BEST VSY TO TAKE TT
IS H TABLET FORM

Very few women really have bad COM
plexions bst It Is simply startling the
change that comes in color. clearness
and soft radiant beauty. as soon as
woman systematically starts feeding
her system sufficient Vitamine. An in
rant Is always given little orange
juice in milk; a child quart OF milk
each day is taught In schools. Some
find n cake Of yeast sufficient but adults
need more-that Is why thousands Of
women are taking Vitamine In highly
concentra ted form. You can get bottle
Of these tahlets--called Phos-Pho Vita
mime at any drug store The tablets
embrace in highly concentrated form the
Vitamlnes OF Yeast, Rice Hulls-Water
Soluble b and and Fat Soluble A, etc.
(See formula and directions on bottle
Doctors. druggists and chemists en-
dorse the Ia hlets which are easy to take
and no bother at ai,--contain proper
dose brings results unusually quick
and are as harmless rs any food. The
rarne Irving Laboratory IN the bottle
lie a guarantee nf finest quality IN med
trInc sixty tablets IN brown hottie
.o~i only Sinn pins &C. war tax at any
drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
fourth CLUB Will
SHOW fine CALVES
At WEST VA. FAIR

The vnung boys and girls members OF
TIC Fourth. clubs Of thus section ac-
,orGinS 20 renoris already received ny
Bert II SwartZ terrslary 81 The west
Virginia state Far association, arc TAX
ing very great interest IN inc tdr
this season and about - fo"r-H eau"
"a lv"s Will i've shown At the fair.
Thcsc ralvcs viii b" of jersey. nor
stein. Guernsey and Ayrshire breeds \
ma Joritl Of 'hem viii ne Guernse!s ana
Ho!steIn.
The rahb:t show ~ winch the children
are a.s0 tak!nS an in'Grc-t. VIII DC an
other hg feature. Many entries haVe
already been received
New and ont Of tho N-dInar" "IiI 2"
the boo. and none" exhibit which n"
d",.bi viii <urpass any e III other
new features.
Mr. SwarrX si.'ed '0a' cicr, thing -
going along <niHo:E'y and ihd. ~ III"
end Of tho month a.! !r'.... r.d"s viii
h.. ,.utr;lte,rd Ter ihr - 'l'n:rc. TIL"
lair viii b.. u,,rate'I i''''a ~? and night
Nnr,h vii no nou"I a'tr..r' and draw
much .argcr crowds lh.n ever before.
Omaha Be"-Onr "f The things that
or, ACIDS /" ~" '.:tn".I% Of school
teachers - iipul - ana tiu-'ltEG spit
ing tnrir Iung!tIres. Any hoy NAV
roN mop, :" easily speak Ike 4 pres:-
dcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

general manager VINO Vas mentioned he
fore. as ". Il as has abe assistant. Car-
tam Horton Other assistants ar" Jn".
/ Gibson .Inh-u =. T"elicr. y l.. Miller.
r W. element and W =. 'ira'"e Tn"
Rartlc rrcrn community rinh CON n! =
t." = ""mn"s"d r. =. II. " nee."IM,
T. strong IT, ] Marine. + } Schmidt
and f. J. Watkins Rads" and r'h,
Mani runm.irr,. J"nn !. Gibson ana
IH:; u GrnU;h
Wnila the farmers we're passing
'hrnu.h the city. I'D Mccoy. "t tho
Mc,'nv Photo shop. Wss un the Job ana
I"uh mn,lu. rr 'u"'t Wh''a ar" 10 ~
shown on :hr screen n me various
cites NJ NN'"v after taking ~ ~"
r..,ures. vent IN me Fair grounds
uhrr. h. presented each family with =
post rar, fodder II Tho various views 4
and around the city. which all aprrr-
,I;tI"I
Many Clever ideas
Wheeling p'"p.r "E" r".H th' '""r,
i"rs 4 lisl; a. even rs w"rr surr' 80"
10 see ,us. tu.S simple .,Ni cav u vas
TOR the rcnp,e q pi;ch O." tent "Iih"r
ovrr or on one side ~ lh'lr a.. After
thus had been dom 3; WAS mp" mat
ter for them % n 'h".T beds 'ah''S.
chairs and other things u$"h while
canning Each Of rhr>c Jrii'.rs i4Nc$
Up very ..tt.r room IN ;hc aui"moG.ic.
rne auto which lo0h the "yr Of many
'0r..' p.uT.e VAS considered the hest
equipped ~ any. The owner mad things
rrarECd 50 ;hAi after putting nr 4 IN e
cont on "a5h SIDE az the ar. "N"rNthlnE
vas spread ON he ground. lie even a.
-icd boards upon which carpets were
.alh 50 that :. Just looked ike the m
terror nT 4 room. All that was missing
Was PICTURES on the wal.
Another home made home from an
l. ~.
ranged 50 that after the rent had been
raised over the ear on ore side was ar
ranged clothes press and dresser
which. when closed up. took IN very
little room. The man who constructed
IhIs 50 .d that II could all Ne aiken off
tho automobile in four minutes ilme.
lie sad ma not Il naii or screw Nh~
used II fastening II - the car TINS
mar also earned d .arEr sue bed VITA
two S"rS al springs nhiCh when closed
took up verH ittin SpH"" IN ihH AZ
Local peop.c were much surprised and
n."assd In see small city on wheels
and many declared they would ~ 20
G"l up similar tour from Wheeling
4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

which the State Var ASSOCIATION "a'
- klud A. - let th"!n have w"r" the
hes. hey hlG .,,~ E.,I ,ur.uE 'h"'c vn-
;:r" 'ou- up u th!S ;r"e.
IT, N.,&.gIu r"upir ar, r"i from
49,. az ...:swuuIiv. hGi at" e IL Al,
"v"- Tho r;:f.rH StA'r. ~''Tt" 10y li"hi.
;"rut MICHIGAN i.."ia are IA 'hv lartN.
nui they stated ;En' iI'N wrrv ENJOY
s"G tn" cry :h"-'1Eh',
After every Au,umot.ir hnL hen
p,,rrd lare. trurk carrying b".'o
-'r,.ir., nghtirS system vas pulled u".
and with" - vcvy ~h":r TIM" w'r"S
VT" ~,r.i-E ahuI' a.: -" automobile"
AID ..i:i. lights were ;ui IT thc >"rketS
IN every ar 81 thai N - Very snort
TINE each family had "l"r,v'" lights.
some ~ me rnrpis. ate: they had
.v"rvrhlus n shAu. rstrup Ia Tie cIty.
whore they enjoyed th- different shows,
wh,.r others stay V.">e around camp.
others went IN SWIMMING. while others
HhN c7Jn!ed dancing Ven; ~ the dane
ruc PAVILION at on" end Of the grounds,
where they spent vary euJnyahie
evening
Good Police Protection.
,"ni~f Of Police Fred n Frazer.
,hlnN!nS that the people might need the
rro'c..tluu - ;na law. detailed several
uniiormei n,.n lev the fair grounds to
Watch over i:r scene and Sc hat no
STRANGER or rrNUe tried |" get n dur
INK the nlCh' Two u the hsS' uniform
men warr put on he Job and patr0liod
through and ahNU. .'HH "aUr nj night.
Scn.nc that nothing occurred.
OHgtn and Objects
The origin. object and plan OF the
tour as gwen out ar" A. follows
The first Michigan Farmers Auto
mobile Tour was originated and
planned ~ J. II. Brown, agricultural
editor ~ the Battle Greek Enquirer and
News and t'"ld editor ~ the Michigan
Farmer Of Detroit. n response 20 the
urgent desire OF few MiCh,can tar
mcrs and their wives Who wished to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Operations Unnecessary

Dr. I.eoahardc says HEM E0Ip should
completely relieve any form ~ Piles. 1t
gives quick actioa EVEN n "@ stubborn
cases. It's an Internal treatment that
70 noyes the raUss. =. II. ';rie$t & co.
sells and guarantees I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

street was raided early yesterday morn
Ing by Detectives Crumbacker. Bueh-
valid. Richards and several uniformed
men. Al: were fned - and costs ny
Judge R!:z yestcr'iay morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

There S no accounting for human ma
ture and some Of II doesn't even need
accounting FOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

l.. l.. k!mTons. of Dallas. W Va. Is
confined a, The North Whest!nS hospital
p!:h Serious injuries a. result az beng
Etruck ard run over BY his own auto
mobile MIR. kimmonS was IN a store 4;
E.!n Grove yesterday and when he "a me
oar crankcd H., macninc while : vas
{" gear. The truck started and ran over
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

N..Ir woodwork just hates I'VE md
ej3 3: ~uap-gtVe II q chance with Rlue
~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

T. ,nho0l board f1r the independent
DIST Il Wheeling Will nee; Thursda y
.ven!uE. Bat little business vii! be
transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

MARY Bleach. ME, car'".f daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs 'it,'rSc Bleach. q; Beech
Bottom. - resi- nE easily = INC %orth
Wheeling nnsp.'a. suffering frnm
broken ,cG sustained when struck Ivy
a truck Monday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19

LADY WALNUT NIL is
tbc best little layer thi, world
knows, She halle from Licking.
tom, Ky, aud fastened the egg
laying crown securely ON her
head ou january -, 1921, when
she cuchlct the ca,klc that an.
uoumcrd the arrival of her slith
egg.
New Ulm review., 1921-01-05

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No7v also OF s;7e years of yoys, ,
Ramg ont since long, to be no more.
,IFiih ehildhood1s sport, ss9reis dreastS I
dreamed,
When jdncy's rays upon me bednted,
IVih dear Old home, and all its charms,
Aud smiling eyes and lo0ing arms,
With beckoiting hopes OF, rafnbozC hne;
With hearts sincexe, that stronger sgrezv
The bells say scdly:: Gone for aye.
Time sz0eeps yoar pleasures all
a7Cdyt" l A
Ah! cease to ring tkou mouynfHI bell,
| do not ike thy funeral kncll,
Curtain mine eyes, thou blessed sleep,
and let me 10Y q I'd drsamla''d { rsapt {
The notes are hnshed-tkesvear is dead,
4nd 7ghat he zeas aud GAGE has fled.
Bat no--once more I hear it ring, E.
Woao moVing zOitt a steddier> seeing,
founding, saveet Hotes, conveying cheer,
The bells ring IL, the bright Ne7v Year.
Ne7o life, ne1u hope ,Hne1U peace, Ne2v
cheer.
Fdre1ceN the old, 2velcome NezU Yeayi
Yes, church bells, ring from, lofty sbiye
That heavenGeard point, agiH hope to
i e insbirei
The happy song is in your clang,
Which one sseeet night COOS angels
sang:
"Glofy to God AID peace OF: earth
Good aoW to man." at Jesns' birth.
Rev. S. F. .REDERUs.
New Ulm review., 1921-01-05
THE NEW HANINIERSTEIN'',
SCORES ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
Aided by Rappold and Other Stars, Gallo Gives
Season in New York City

NEW YORK. - There came to
New York "a new Hammerstein, !"
rs It were, who made as deep an
impression in his own way on the
musical life of the city as the be-
loved Oscar did III his. You will
remember that Hammerstein was
the. impresario who invaded the
then, exclusive field of the. Metro
politan, when he built the Man
haitian, Opera House and estab-
lished his own company there.
Picturesque Hammerstein was,
and SO is his successor; Fortune
Gallo it is who, like him, has in
creased New York's opportunity
for opera. atFor a number of sea-
sons, GaAosfhas managed a COM
pany that has played artistieally
and successfully in many of our
principal cities, Including New
York. His hsproject was Justified,
not only because he provided, the
best opera sat extremely low pri-
-ces, but on account of the high
standard ssof his productions. His
latest season began on September
!, Goth and continued four weeks,
during which he gave the eager
music lovers many of the standard
works. He now begins his tour
sof the country, and the approba-
ton given by New York should
insure his success. 49, !,
The opening night of his. season
was indeed a gala one. This was
the first opera given in the Man
haitian since Hammerstein's time
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and it took on something Of a his
toric. air. The audience was very
fashionable and brilliant, and
there were few celebrities in the
city whoS were not present. One
could here catch a. glimpse. Of a
great tenor, a famous literary
man, a banker of wide fame, or a
society leader, and in the lobby
an Illuminated picture of Oscar
Han1merstein looked down with
his well-remembered smile on the
great throng.
The opening performance was
Carmen, which was well re
ceived, and from then on the four
weeks Of opera saw nothing but
crowded and enthusiastic houses.
In fact, it was something of a SEN
sation for, standing Room Only
was the rule on almost every
evening. This was in part due
to the help Gallo had received
from few famous singers as
guest stars. The greatest Of these
was Marie Rappold, the Metropol-
itan Opera Company soprano. To
aid in the cause Of good music
Z would always be a sufficient mo-
tive for Madam Rappold to appear
as star guest soprano, but the
opera situation III New York was
such that she might then do SO,
for Gallo did not come. as Ham
nerstein, il position to the Met
ropolitan. Ills. aim was to pro
AHce opera for the people who
could not or would not pay the
prices ct The Bro oadWay instftu-
ton. His season did not conflict
with that great company, and, as
= result; there Was none Of the
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