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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18
OUR CITY THEN
OUR CITY NOW
As Shown In Miniature BY Child
rem OF Fifth And Sixth
Grades of Practice
School.

Now that all of the antiques, relics
and other valuable possessions which
are being displayed in the windows
of so many of the stores have been
seen and commented upon, surely
there is nothing that can be of more
interest to the citizens Of Columbus
than the miniature City of Columbus
which can be seen in the front room
to your right in the Industrial Hall
at the State College for Women.
This wonderful piece of construction
is the result Of three weeks study of
Columbus by the fifth and sixth grade
pupils. Misses Ruth Hester and
Thelma Cox, who are the history
teachers, and Miss Virginia Pringle,
the art teacher, assisted by the Jun
Tors, went to Colonel f. T. Sykes from
whom they obtained a great deal of
their information regarding Columbus,
and also from DR.. w. L. Lipscomb's
History of Columbus.
Upon a table, covered on top with
brown paper are houses made of
paper, twigs of pine stuck into clay
represent trees, and clay bank with
glass for the water represents the
Tombigbee river. This is all of the
material used in making this artistic
work.
The 1921 representation consists Of
the Tombigbee river with its fiat boats
and steam boats, and the city of Col
umbus settled near the bluff. Fifteen
houses. according to General Sykes
information, were all that stood in this
year.
These fifteen houses consisted of
two or three taverns, whiskey shop,
The First Methodist Church, the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18

Advertise in The Daily Dispatch.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18
CAN'T SEE

81 c. Beard" is the name over a
local barber shop. We pass it along
to the column writers with the sug-
gestion tina he proprietor at least has
an eye for business.--From The Com
mercial-Appeai.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18

Columbus has a mighty good bar
Der, also, by the name of Beard. But
his initials are not 81. c." But there
is one thing sure, when he lets a man
out Of his chair it is impossible to "C'
any whiskers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18

melt in your mouth. They are pure,
good and wholesome. Sold in Col
umbus at Shull's Hole -in-The-W Wall
Say it to cher" with a box of Null
lanes candy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-10-18
NICE LOT FOR SALE

a nice lot in Columbus is offered for
sale. 1t is 60x15O feet, on North
Seventh street at the corner Of
Seventh Avenue. North. For partic-
ulars telephone No. 722.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Minister Found Not
Guilty Of Priests Death

birmingham, IA. Hr' - R"v I'd
"a n Il. StH2Nens"n MAS found not guilty
by A Jury here tonight Of n" charge or
second deC-aA murder growing out ~
tie Killing ~ ttthe- James +. toyle,
Cat&o!:" ;.r'.s'. a." August -. The JURY
MAS out four hours.
n ,~,n;-ast with The crowds present
thGuUShnu. tho trial. or,y fen per
sous were IN ;he court room when the
va-,l;cc w:s read at 1880 o'clock. Wis.
10y affected r. tho words announcing
i3s acG",.ta'. Stephenson frSt brushed
oar from his eyes. and then smted
r''Cht,v a: his wife. who was weep
Ing beside him.
u am q broken hearted man. Steph
enson tod n" Judge before leaving IN"
cnur. room. but ! am going 70 try 70
live So that no man on the Jury Will
e:e- 10 S,rry - tho verdict rendered.
After tho foreman % the jury had
Nau.lsd ,he c!"-k the pistol offered In
evidence as the weapon with which
EtspheuS", was alleged 20 have killed
fa.hsr COVE the acquitted man shook
hands with each member ~ tho jury
without SPOKEN word. as they filed
ou' of tho room.
I hei.ev" YOU have done your best .
Judge Fort told rho jury after the
vp-G: There will lie many opinions
h,:c no orc can properly criticize tho
horc5' verdict Of twelve honest men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
HANNIBAL, 0.

Mrs. Rose Hyer left Wednesday to
visit friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Newman and son
were week end visitors at Pine Grove.
W. Va
A. !. Terrill and son. Ralph, OF Wheel
Ing. were Sunday visitors in town.
George Harvey, Of New Ma a noras.
O.. was r business caller in town on
Wednesday.
The box social given by a squad OF
tie Community Club Saturday evening,
was we'll attended and was a success
financially, the proceeds amounting to
over $50.
F. l. Beech and daughter were Wheel
ing visitors Saturday.
NJ and Mrs. c. 81. Pounds and son.
of New Martlnsv!Ile. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs n. 4. Pounds.
Miss Ella Jackson spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home In Woodsfield. O.
Miss Minnie Muhleman aud Mrs. Lou
l."nsdals were Now Martinsvtlle visi-
tors Friday.
Harry Radcliffe, Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday on his farm nehr town.
Mrs BESSIE Richie returned home Sat
urday from a visit with relatives in
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. vane Smittlc. OF New
Mariinsville. were the guests OF Miss
Eva Haskins the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sole were at Wheel
INK
J. w Shepherd. Of Pennsylvania was
the guest for several days OF Homer
wickrs.
Mrs. silverman and baby spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends In
Woodsfeld. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. s N. Strain and son. Of
Youngstown. O.. were the guests over
Sunday Of Miss Alta Strain.
Mrs Lucy rye was a New Martins
Willie visitor Monday.
Rev. John Mayer. district surerinten-
dent Of Cleveland. O.. held quarterly
meeting in the German NJ. r. church on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ". P. IaI!sr. Of wheeling. 10 the
guest Of Mrs. H. V. Wickes.
Miss Phebs fisher Of the Martins
Ferry schools. spent Saturday and Sun
dav Al her home here.
The Ladies' AID Society ~ the NJ E.
church met with Mrs. j. ". kirkman'
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris Limbaugh returned homo
Monday from visit with relatives al
Akron. O.. and Cleveland.
Howard Suter entertained numnar
~ his friends at.his home Friday even
ing In honor Of his twelfth Anniversary:
Juvenile games we're INDUCED IN and
refreshments were served.
John BLACK left Wednesday 10 spend
few days with relatives at McMech en-
Mrs. Albert Rruny was hostesS TO Tie
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Lutheran
church and number ot visitors at her
home Thursday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SHADYSIDE "A,
Msetdn1 OF Interest


Ths October meeting Of the FTesoy-
terrain Woman's Missionary society was
hold Wednesday afternoon Al the nome
Of Mrs. l. B. TrisE on Central avenue.
An exceptionally large attendance was
reported and the program was IN cnarBe
Of Mrs r &. Faris, Mrs. r. NJ. Price
Mrs William Hoskinson and MIS-. Roo-
ert F>Ithey. At this meeting the oner-
inE taken for the fund devoted t. Naca-
ton Bible schools amounted 10 S2s.
most gratifying donation was made AT
this time. also, for tho Christmas oo1es'
Following the business session tho
Isd!es enjoyed a social hour and a dali
cious lunch was served by tho hostess.
Notes
The Service Star Legion Will hold
bake sal. this afternoon NJ the News
stand. Ma ny good things will be offered
for satisfying sharp autumn appetlteS
and the patronage oc tho public Is So
!iCi'pd.
NJ. Henry 2. Bryan. OF West Fort!eth
street Is quite III at tho Re,laire hos
piiul, where he was taken Wednesday
for treatment.
The Home society NJ tho Christian
church vii! hold Halloween party at
the homo or Mrs. Rossell Sainmons next
Thursday evening. Member. and few
invited friends OF the organization Will
compose tho guest list.
Mr. William Hallctt, OF Aronda!e. who
suffered n badly broken ankle last Sat
urday, has been removed from the Bel
lai-a hospital TO his homo on North
Central avenue.
The new home q: Mr.. oscar Wilson
on Florence avenue IL under roof and
vii! soon be completed.
Mr.. Stanley Sheeiotskt. who had two
ribs broken while working in Webb
mine Wednesday. Is able 10 move about
his home.
Mrs. Frank Kurner. OF South Lincoln
avenue entertained friends at her homo
Thursday evening. Halloween decora-
lions and favors pred"S1inated.
In tho work OF widening East Thirty
eighth street. the Rell Telephone COM
pany has removed pole from tho con-
ter Of tho street near the Intersection
With Highland avenue and placed It at
tho new curb line.
Miss Ada Jones. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs w T. Jones OF Highland avenue
will entertain a number OF school friends
this afternoon Mt birthday party.
Mrs. H. NJ. Duff. OF South Lincoln ave-
nue. has returned from visit with
relatives In Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
35,354 to $3.50 for
-. Strike Of the Packers

Cri~aS~ Oct. 7t.--Compl-tton oc tho
strike y0tA N the rackinS Industry TAX
- - ;Ns Auralgamated Meat Cutters
G71 Butcher Workm~n was announced
ts-s TODAY by e. J. Hayes. president He
sa.I the poll stood 1884 yes: and $500
~
\ conference. % executive officers and
Representatives Of allied crafts VIII De
he'd hera rrSt week. Mr.. Hayes said.
\ strike OF packing house employees at
the John Morrell company plant at Of
t:in,va. Iowa. which began this week
Ea,,eS said was the most tmpor ant
strikA In tho industry since tho war.
TT. attitude OF !ttis fear OF IN. con-
kAG.snces OF the strike ballot was az
pressed by representative OF ono of
,rA ''ltS dva" concerns. He said that
the ballot was not even representative
a. tho Union employees 10 tho Industry
ord that tho total OF 3s.s+& votes an
r"un~ei Mr. Hayes. was only . su,a u
minority OF all tho workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

claire Reed. MarEar"tta Modem. Helen
Sheppard. MesSrs Thea. Mercer ami
Vernon riCkcns.
William Dorcr. or E"Ildirc. was
Visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Stamm. Of Warwood. w.
Va. Is Visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Howell of y. Lincoln
avenue.
Willis coon. OF Jeanette, Pa. spent
this wcch With his family on WALTON
avenue
Misses Faye Long and Ada Osborne
OF Cambridge. Ohio attended the dance
here Wednesday evening.
The members Of the Cha mhcr Of Com
mercc enjoyed a banquet in the Masonic
hall Thursday evening. Music was fur
nished ny Misses Audrey Nelson and
Iarsy Taylor.
lIerShull Thomas. Of 81. Clairsvile.
ohio. was visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Everett Nelson. of Bond avenue.
left Thursday for a few days visit with
relatives at New Philadelphia, Ohio.
l.afalle Barrett of Detroit. Mich,
made a short visit with his mother.
Mrs. Alice Barrett Of Park street.
Mrs q. =. Norris. Of y. Chestnut
street. Is visiting this week with her
niece. Mrs Frank Harrison, at Lakeside
hospital, Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hunt. and chill
dren. returned to their home at Pitts
hurgh. after spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hunt Of South
Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson. and
Miss Helen Boyd. are spending few
days with rela tives at Cleveland. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Arranging for the
Armament Conference

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Physical ar
,anSements for tho armament confer
ence wore perfected and considerable
progress was made toward formulation
n, tho American attitude in the negotia-
tons at a meeting today OF the four
delegates appointed by President Hard
ing 70 represent this government at the
conference.
In order to accommodate larger
number Of spectators at the pubic SEES
sions OF the conference. 1t was decldeo
20 hold these meetings in tho D. A. X
Continental hall, adjacent to tho Pan
American building. which 10 to be head
quarters Of tho conference and the scene
OF mos. OF It's actual work. Arrange
nentS have heen made TO enlarge the
capacity Of the hall so that several nun
dred persons will DO able To attend tho
public meetinga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Five Men Involved in
Big Theft Of Whisky

Pittsburgh. Oct. 2l-John ExnicioS. In
charge OF the local prohibition direct
or's office. said tonight that he believed
nve men. at least. were responsible for
tho theft Of a quantity Of bonded wills
key. stolen early this morning from the
IIaugh a. kr"uan warehouse, after bind
Ing tho Waterman and placing him In
tho vault from which tho liquor was
taken.
IT was expecting something like this.
tho director remarked. especially since
tho withdrawal OF whisky from distiiI-
erles has been stopped"
A portion OF the liquor was recovered
by prohibition agents on truck appar-
entity abandoned by the. robbers owing
to a defect In the ignition wires which
they had been unable TO repair. Mr..
E1niclos declared that he expected the
robbers would DO apprehended within a
short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SENATE FIGHT BREAKS
OVER SURTAX RATE
IN TAXATION BILL

Wa<h;uCton. oct. Il The long threat
eucd ngh: oIcr tho inron" sur;aN rates
IN he written int the new revenue law
broke today IN tho senate. hut dcspIt" a
sizeable opposition. Republican leaders
EXPRESSED confidence tina, III" cumpT"-
mise plan embodying n maximum rate
Of % rer cent would be adopted. prob
h!y before adjournment tomorrow eve
ming.
Meantime. as 4 result of the dcteR,
Yesterday cr the propc sal {" exempt
from taxation income OF foreign traders
and foreign trade corporations received
from sources outside OF the United
states. the majority leaders sent out
hurry call to absent Republican senator's
to return ~ Washington. Tho call
was IN the form ~ q letter signed by
Senator Lodge. OF Massa chusetts. chair
man Of the Republican conference. and
Senator Curtis. Of Kansas. Vice chair
man and Republican whip.
Senator Hitchcock. Democrat, Ncbras-
ka. called attention that eleven Ecpubli-
cans Joined with the Democrats in de-
rea,!ng the committee amendment yes
terday, while Senator Simmons. Demo-
crat North Carolina. said only sixteen
Republicans were absent and NOT voting,
while twelve Democrats also were alb
sent and not VOTING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
ST. CLA|RSv|LlE
In The Churches Tomorrow

Tho rcr,iI.,r services Will be held IN
all thrca r the local churches tomor-
Tow and everyone is invited To Attt'"
\; ;hc morning service Of the Me'ho-
dust church. Rev. cooper viii preach OH
The Man Who Dudged Fromot"h' anu
1T night will preach on The Man "ho
Meant No Harm.
Al the United Presbyterian chur'h.
Rev. l.eepcr will preach on iarhcr""
Grain From christian Truth. al inc
morning service. but no subject mas
been announced for tho evening service
Rev. John +. Nicholas. OF Woodst"EN'
y. Y. will supply the pulpit at the
PRESBYTERIAN church at both the morn
ing and evening services and everyone
is cordially invited tn hear him.
Bake Sale
The Queen Esther circle OF tho Meth-
od!st church. viii hold a bake sale in
the grocery Of A. J. Lorontz. TINS
afternoon. 4 fne assortment OF cakes
PIES and other dainties for the summer
dinner will lie offered for sale ana every
one Is urged to attend.
Juvenile Court
hearing was had in Juvenile Court
Yesterday afternoon before Judge h II.
Meek, In the ca ses Of five Young foreign
boys Of Bellairc. who were arrested yes
terday by Deputy Sh"rin Ralston on
charges ~ stealing apples from the or
chards OF Elmer Nichols. on hlGh
ridge. A decision in tho cases Will pc
announced later by the court.
Realty Deeds
O. A. and b"ra Jones I" Mapel Sow
ers. Quit claim 10 lot in RarnesTiIle
Consideration 81.
William md Mary c. Loper to Dale
al
81.
Marriage License
Edward Collet, axe q. coal miner
Of Wheeling and Naomi sheets, age Is.
Of Bridgeport. Squire II. NJ. Dawes
performed tho ceremony.
Divorce Suit Filed
MalIsSa davidson. against thhr!e'
Davidson. Divorce asked on the grounds
Of wilful absence for more than three
years last past. Plaintiff AYERS that
she was married TO tn" defendant on
July IS, 1896. and that seven children
were born 10 them. tho oldest being -
years Of age. rlaintin further AYERS
that for the past three years the de-
PENDANT has absented himself from mis-
home and she therefore asks for NJ
vorce. Attorney VIM. 7. Dixon Jr'.
represents the plainttF,
Personals
A, r. Ccnrou. OF Flushing. was IN
town yesterday on business.
City Engineer Homer Althar' or Hei-
laire. was business visitor here yes
terday.
ATTORNEY e F.. TimSerake. or BEL
laire was in town Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen Men nave
returned TO their home at Anaheim' Cal
ifornia. after an extended visit hero
with their daughter, Mrs. J. Fred Side
bottom.
WIN. Butcher. IT. Of the Prosecuting
ATTORNEYS office IS in Pittsburgh. on
business.
ATTORNEY w. q. Chappeil. Of Barnes
VILE. was in town yesterday on bust
nes6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SCHWAB CONFIDENT OF
BUSINESS RECOVERY

CA'cago. Oct. 21.--Charles NJ Schwab.
cha -a,aa Of tho executive board OF the
s.. .!chern Steel corporation. told NOM
tefs rr the American Mining Congress
@: heir twenty-tourth annual banquet
her. tonight. that 10 his mind there -
roch!nS - tho present business situa-
II, n which crHe. ard tho laws % trade
md economies will no. starighten out.
The danger. ma said. les IN tho effort TO
forra an adjustment through leS:sla-
ION.
speaking OF tho coal industry. Mr..
ScrWab said:
Your problem - 20 distribute your
demand moro uniformly over twelve
r-oa,hs. aud this can only be done by
such conressIon in price as will induce
large consumers 20 undertake tho e1-
rense and suffer tho deterioration OF
heat values incident to storage. and TO
nav the interest on tho Investment"
He denied that there was monopoly
In tho coal business, saying, Believe
RE. monopoly has all together too
much sense to spread Itself In this
fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SAYS HE HEARD
THREAT To KILL
BY AMOS LONG

New MartirSr!,!e W. VI. Nr' 9 !.
L Lemon. of -" 'irNN". proved :" lie
u. states SUypr:S" Witness t"d.,' n
80 ,r!tI cr = Nnoa Long. merchant,
charged vith ,,i,"ged tmN'rr:,t'"n In the
death ot t'l"m Long. rri'f &C police.
Of Pine Grave Lemon '"S'Ined thar
he overheard an alleged argument he
tween IN" police chief and the mer'
ohart. IL. latter stating Lemon said
on the Witness stand. that he wouli
MI tn" I.n'ire officer # h" attempted
IN arrest hi,,. Lemon said that tn"
dae"rd.rH: ',ad 4 pistol In hts hand at
tho time.
Mrs. Fea"l Long. widow -, the late
rhicF. WIS "nN Of a ,arcs array Of Wit.
nesses used 10y the commonwealth to-
dnv Another WAS VI Ions. father "f
the dead man. ard Friend Alley. cashier
o. the hank OF Fin" Grove
IN impor,an. Witness fo- the state
tntsy was s \. Brown wh" said Ne
san r!em and Amos Long 60 down
tie street toward Amos store Non III"
night 90 the trouble. lie WAS standing
a. the bank corner ard when they
stopreG in front Of tho store. he walked
20 within three or four feet OF them.
He said Just as ne saw Amos Long
hold his gun out. as I? exhibiting u.
,t,a o,,,. .o,.. "f,. dov, y,r, ON,
, So 80 ro,d o,d ~, esbt
49,, ,,t,a r,o,. FIo lid ,he hIov
ca,ro rrs, ,han rho shot. ue saw the
dnrnu6or, ,oll ir,o ,hc stree, and four
,,an n;rs a, hir on. ~ whom was
,:eorgs 1y,u.k;ps He didn't hear any
..Id ~. Ar,o, Long or Hawkins
Edward Cannon. Jr.. said he saw Glenn
Long and Amos Long In front Of the
a.tnrdan,,s ,,tIca ond hs hoard Amos
-. va r.o,.. orraxt mo Will rounr
80 r.. ,aa,d ,ra,r Long rep,v NO.
Va. y,bua Won o-e drunk on CROSS
,.o.,o, ..;,n.s. cot, h. hoard clcr,
..,,.,.h. ho,o!e GUN 700 d"
10000. .,,ia5 "1r you hay.
e'u .'e ~ q, :. ,5 ~. o-,.,,o- IN.
-. e., 49,. ,oo"
,to-r ...,;,oa ,ps do,s,dar,
-" 49,. -, .hout
Lii. -. 49, ,be ,,gh, ~
.nr,l 1s 1919 + Fair said NJ.
av the officer and no defendant walk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Eight Held for Trial
for Issuing False
Withdrawal Permits

Phlladelphl.. Oct. ct.-The eight men
who were arraigned before United states
Commissioner Horace r. Manley today
on charges Of conspir!ng 70 defraud the
government by issuing fraudulent LIQUOR
permits were held for trial In tho fed
eral district on bail ranging from $4,000
to $4,000 each. The are: 4. +, Slater
former secretary TO william G. McCon-
neil. prohibition enforcement director
for Pennsylvania; Hiram W. benner.
former agent In charge OF permits In tho
Same office: Samuel Singer Samuel
BlumberS. JOHN Friedrich. Robert II.
McCarter. Emanuel Bookbinder and
Maurice Hertz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

by the pastor Of the Mission church at
Dunconwood. who had four years expo
rience as chaplain in the army during
The world war. Everybody - requested
10 attend these services.
]. D. Blackledge and Charles s. Moois
were business 'callers IN wheeling se',
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Binns and son.
Harold, and Lewis Hall and daughter
Heda will leave for Florida next week.
where they will spend tho winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Issue Order for Arrest
Of PreSSmen'S President

Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 2l.-An order
for the Arrest OF President George l..
Berry. OF tho International Printing
Freshmen and Assistants Union and
the directors OF that organization. was
Issued by the federal court here late
today.
President Berry IS charged with con-
tempt OF court in having failed 70
answer a summons in the case brought
by the Chicago Printing Ircssmen's
l'Sion. and disregard an order handed
down July -. other directors OF the
International organization named IN the
order were Joseph &. Orr. John NJ. Bro
rhv. William ?. McHugh and S. B.
Marks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Wireless Greeting TO
, ' ii World By President

New York. Oct 21-The people OF vir-
tually all civilized nations Of the world
will Be simultaneously addressed by
President Harding on November 5. when
he sends out from the White House tho
frst message transmitted by the New
York radio central on Long Island. said
70 20 tho most powerful In existence.
arrangements for tho presidents
wireless greeting 20 tho world were
completed At tho white House yesterday
~ David Sarnotf. general manager or
the Radio Corporation OF America. Over
a land wirs connected with tho radio
station and loopcd into tho White House
tho president will Officially open tho
station. and dictate hts message for
wireless transmission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
TOOK no ACTION.

Washington. Oct. 2l.-Ths cabinet
considered briefly to-day. but took no
action on the many complaints" with
respect to conditions growing out OF the
unlimited use Of passports from San
Dlego, California, to Tia Juana- Mexico.
1t was said that tho question was NOT
REGARDED as one with which the govern
ment could deal al this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
MORE NEW CASTLE
MEN BACK AT WORK

New Castle. OCT - Many men have
returned to work at tho plant OF tho
standard Ste,- Ear Go. here. Within
Two weeks approximately 100 men have
been put back 20 work and according
% w. C. Graham. manager OF tho plant.
=, Will BE operating a. 81 per cent ca
,ac,tv IN about a week. Tho plant nor
nary on,ploys about 60o mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
SCATTERED By POLICE

Havre Franco, Ort. ol.--.Aft~r a
meeting held TO protest the conviction Of
Sacco and Eanzett!. local communists,
sought to organize demonstration out
side the American consulate. but tho
police scattered them. A number OF p">
licemen and several Communists were
hurt IN tho scuffle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
GENERAL ". ". w1TK"SPooN

Washington. Oct. 2l.-Major General
William ". Wttherspoon. retired. tor-
ner chief ~ stan Of tho army and head
~ tho war college. died al his residence
her. tonight as 4 result ~ heart at
tack He was II years old HIS widow
and a son. Lieutenant Alexander S.
itherspocn, L. S. y. survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

recently with her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
-. W. Binns.
Rorn. t. Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Hinder
shot. on Monday. Oct. IN. a boy.
Dr. Heavlin. Of Cadiz, was caller
in town last week
Rag DUNCAN is visiting friends In
Canton.
W e. ToIand attended q Sunday
school conference at New Athens Satur-
day.
Meetings will ia held every night
ti4s week at the l.. p. church. conducted