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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
i. NJ. Gilkcrson. s,aunton: F.. f.

G.. NJ. Gilkerson, Staunton: F.. T..
Epcs. Blacksburg: Frank NJ. Williams.
Richard Ware. Roanoke: Elizabeth
Gish. Mary s. Gish. Lynchhurg; Hi
ram Dance. James Frantz, Randolrh
Franta. William Moir. L. G. CoCbiil.
William Watts. Roanoke: G. Il. Tenn
pic. Danville: Harry S. Gill. Peters
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. i. T.. Ward and
family. rocahontns: Il. l.. Wcddlc, q.
ID. Binkcr East Radford: IA. r. Brad
ley. Roanoke: T.. y. Morgan, stone
Mountain; W. II. Matterhcnd. Flor.
cncc Waller. East Radford. X. $.
Turner. s. :. Turner. IIuddleston; +
L Turner. stone Mountain; Rcva
Turner East RadfoHl: Agnes Moran.
Belle Springs. Virginia Allison.
Jesse Turner. Eas, Radford: w. II.
Killing. Mrs. Ford, Roanoke: W. *
Moss. Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs D.
irinkhurst. Pulaski; Major William
Pierce. Mrs. William Pierce Miss An
ma and Master Edwin Pierce and Mrs.
Withcrs. Christianshurg. Mrs. =. l..
MaSsi". Mrs NJ NJ. rice. Master
Thornton Ticc, Mrs. Katherine Eek
man. Mrs. Wilbur Massic. W \. Me-
kc". PULASKI: Mrs. j. II. Whitncr.
-''''' 81 = 4i'i'i w nlNiltT. Mt. ana Mrs.
j. :. Cooley. 6. ~ CaulGcr. Roanoke:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Lov"icss. Nor
folk: Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Tucker. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. ~ Carter. Newport News
i. c. licavcncr, EiackshurE; Charles
johnson. Mrs. Lindsay. MIR. and Mrs
w II. Carpcr, Pulaski: II. L. Pen
ninEton. Joe Bardy. Charles Carter.
Ray Minnick. Thomas Rhodes. roca-
hontds. Mr.. and Airs X a Dewey,
Miss jamie T.. Reed. y. l.. Saunders,
Pembroke. Miss Annie browning
Mullins. RON Givcns. William Brock
ton. roarishure; Jack Miles. J. u.
ThaNton. Earl Lucas. George Snidow.
Chapman Lucas Miss Nina Williams.
Miss Wilma Williams. Mary Onu
Faust. Mary Draper, g. -. pricc. "
II. Massey. T.. 4. Warrel Lily war
Icy, Pembroke; H. f.. Iicrndon. Glen
u. updtkc. nanvillc: g. II. Hunter.
Mayhrook. T.. =. Reid. Rcv and Mrs.
|" V. Ruckman, y. Ruckman. l.. V.
Rucvnan, r.. Paul y. Crirs. !. s
Wise. Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J..
Haynes. Norfolk
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PURCELLVlLLE

Special TO The Times piSpatcb
III R'EllNII.l.E. VA, Lulv pa
The Womou's Missionary Union of
INC Potomac Association h.Id lis am
uua aSsociatioual mcctiu" at Round
Hin, this county. Thursday and Fri
1"y Mrs Charles & Mcdaniel. mis-
",onarN 90 China. was TIA" principal
speaker
Tho Womm's christian Tcupcranco
Union h"l! an al!-dJy baslc, picnic
Tor ,he sunday schools of Luudoun
County ~ tho Eush meeting grounds
IhursdaN. y good program WAS fur
u.sheh. including Numbers by tho diff
for'nt schools. music and medal!
contest
pr. ~ Il Taylor has returned
from New York.
Miss Rose Loo simpson entertained
"a party on Saturday evening in
honor Of her house guests. Miss Mar
Earct Prufer. OF stanton. an, Jcssc
Eawlcy, Of Churchyillc
Misses Molllc and Mice Lodge. or
hannock. Ohio, are the guests OF
relatives hero.
MI ana Mrs. y Iyhol, Miss An
, mi" smith and Miss Mar. Nichols
nave returned from Norfolk. where
they attended the Republican state
Convention
Miss Katherine Cornwcn is spend
ing several weeks in atlantic CITY.
Miss Helen Adair TIFFANY is tho
guest Of Miss Mary Newman, at
Woodstock
Mrs Greer noatwrtrhr, Of Rich
mond, is the guest OF her parent.
Mr.. and M:e. r Il Winter.
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Florida. is the gucet of her sister,
Mrs. C. NJ. IIcartwcl.
Mrs. G, H. Sebrcll and Miss Pat,ie
Prince Turnbull are visiting their
sister. Mrs. c. l.. Smith. in ,S0ldsboro.
y. G.
Mrs. j. T. RunIn and little dauEh-
ter. of Richmond. are visiting Mrs
l;iepan clarke.
Mrs. Hurr and children. of Blacks-
Turnbull. -
Miss. Jano Wills Rawlings has
returned from II visit to friends and
relatives in Norfolk.
Little Mary Louise Turnbul enter
,aincd AZ her home Thursday after
noon in honor OF her cousin, Eliza
beth Turnbull. Of Hoydton.
Mrs. J. H. Lashlcy and chi!ircn arc
spending several daye NJ tho homo
Of her father near WarHcld.
Misses Louise Trottcr and Robin
Leigh Rancy arc guests Of Miss Lou
trHuhart. at her country home near
CORTLAND.
Misses Lucille and Florence shell
burn", VIII" have been Visiting Miaecs
virginia Snow ana Elizabeth fillmore.
haYo returned to their home in Rich
nonh
Mrs. o. +. short. with her two
sons. Leland and DICK Short. arc talk
ing motor trip through tho Valley
Of Virginia
Mrs Byrd Rawlings is visiting at
tho home 81 j. u. Eurkicy.
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FOUR CELEBRITIES GUESTS
ATMOUN7ALNLAKE RESORT
Paul j. Raney Wild Animal Picture Producer; John
Powell, Pianist; Miss Edna Turpn, Author,
and Miss Julia Cobb Enjoy Outing

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
MOUNTAIN LAKE. July a3.-Eour
celebrities We're among the arrivals
mis- week. the distinguished guests
being Paul ]. Raincy. Arctic explorer
ana producer Of wild animal pictures;
John Powell Richmond's pianist. who
Is known all over the music world
Miss Edna Turpin. NirEinia's we'll
known author. and Miss Julia Cobb
VINO was prominent in the produc-
ton OF J. NJ. Ifarric's Dear ErntuS."
and also "ENpcrioucc." "Dulcic." and
seven bays Leave"
Mr.. iiainoy. who makes his home
ct his %J.oopacrc plantation in Mis-
stss'ppi. when hc is not "shooting."
with moving picture camera. Nrri-
can lions. or breaking the ice in tn,
Vicinity of the Ncrth Pole. came here
quite unhcraIdcd. MIR Raincy is a
modest, unaSSumInE man. and in the
Ecruhculnr OF the stage he doesn't
look his part" Ana While The lioucss
III her liar I'm the African jungle has
"a terror for him, facing u porch iuIl
Of pretty girls was no doubt quito a
din"r'nt matter.
Not E,rcr, With Ladies'.
While the explorer may be an au-
ih"ritN on tn" African lion ana The
!'oiar bear there is ono youuc.tor
here WHO VIII ncv"r consider him an
authority ON matters relating ia tn.
opposite son. Treat 'cm rough was
tn" adv!c" of IN. wild animal hunter
L" ton-y"ar-old John Crumr. who
coniidcd his lack of progress with tho
lair sex of his own acc.
Master John started out to be a
cave man tho very ncNt morning. his
first experiment hciur to puI tn.
Irgtf. G-urlS of ON. NJ nie li,,I, ,,',,.-
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Box 542, Hopkins, MINI.
1t has been SAID that not one woman
in thousand passes this perfccllyua-
tural change without experiencing
train OF very annoying and sometimes
painful symptoms. Those dreadful hot
flashes, sinking spells, spots before
the eyes, dizzy spells. nervousness,
are only few of the symptoms.
Every woman at TINS age should profit
by Mrs. Block $ experience and
try Lydia L. Iinkham's Vegetable
( Compound.
If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia f. Pinkham Is Ncgeta bic Com
pound will help you write 10 Lydia +.
3 Pinkham Medicine Co. tconfdcnt!aD
Lynn, Mass, about Jour health.
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End other foot troubles

To keea the Zee, in proper con.
dimnn. haihr them VIII Blue law
Zoo, soap. |; chc,ns cIc-..,vc pcI.
sp'fa''on. i'a'op, ,rnaning and burn.
inR
hen USE n'u--iny Foot p-lief. a
so"'hing. cooling inn,Asge Tor ach-
'ng muscies aud tcndYn..
y hun' luxury Is Ilue-iay Foo,
""Jei "n hnt',pug drodofan,
po"ue' That he'ps feet feeling fne.
These new Blue.j"y irea,m-n,.-
Zach. '1e: Combination phe.. sl.O0.
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ana such Il sharp rcprimand from his
mother that John left in high dud-
Eeon and. seeking MIR. Raincy. he told
MN he was on chat cave man stun
forever"
Bnschnli Latest ON List.
haSehall is tho newest amusement
added TO the list here. with the ar
'iNal OF a party OF Richmondcrs The
national game was proposed aud "A
diamond was marked off on the lawn
IN front OF tho hotel. More homo
runs were made in the mrs, irri,,,,
than babe" Ruth ever scored I'm his
wh"'c career. No ono struck out dur
ms tn" entire game. Al! they need
Is pitching staff.
Nnc-yoar-old Frank Walters. Of
Washington. II. C.. is the champion
Swimmer her" of his age During one
"t tho afternoon bathing hours this
week. the Lad swan nearly quar-
tor OF a mile.
quite an addition to the younger
element mere was tho arrival this
wr"k Of u party Of nine girls from
Virgil Irnntz. of Ronokc. this
week made the 'scas"n's record catch
of bass.
uirhnond nrd Nirginin Arrivals
Among the Richmond arrivals this
week ar" Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Npl,-
imE. Rufurd Noting, f.. T.; Noting
lr.. Miss Louise Anderson. ~. II. Mo
Nry. Ir. VI Il. Gillian. H. f. Gillian.
G. ~. Rates. 9. l.. Bates. Mrs J. :
Er"ck"nhrouEh Mrs. w Leigh Car
neal. Mr.. and Mrs. T. y vaughan.
Mrs. G. Z. povle and Miss NJ. =. IIar-
ris
Other Virginia arrivals were Miss
Christine Rosscr. Rus,burG; Miss An
ma Hubbard. IIalifaX: MIR. and Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

y good hard wood Stat bench.
AZ inches long a handy size
to move about on porch or
lawn. Strong and comfortable.
y few more TO sell at Sf.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

for two years. |
saw Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adycr-
tised in the paper
and got good re-
suits from taking
u. / recommend
your medicine to
my friends and you
may publish this
TACT rs q testi-
Irorial. " Mrs.
typrYpT HrpCL.
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now WOMEN
OF MIDDLE hgE::
May Escape the Dreaded Suffer-
ings of That Period by Taking
Mrs. Blocks Advice

Hopkins, MINI. During Change
of Life had hl, flashes and suiIernd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
MOTHER AND LITTLE
SON IMPROVED
Mrs.. Long Of Hammond Ave. Tells How
Her Health a. We'll ~ That OF Her
Little Son was Quickly I'm
proved by Nsrv-Worth.

1T was troubled with my stomach
three or four years" writes Mrs. w. r.
Long. olO Hammond avenue Warren.
O. My appetite was not good. and
after eating I would bloat. There wei e
many nights l could not sleep. Since
taking Merry Worth feel ever so mum
better. My little boy was subject 20
headache so l commenced giving him
Merry Worth, and find that II IL doing
him good. too. He has not had any
headaches now for two weeks. | An
recommend Wentworth to be the bc%;
medicine I have ever taken. The above
IS convincing evidence that Wentworth
gives results for young and old L.
r.lsaSant taste makes 1t attractive FOR
children and it's results arc quick AM
SATISFYING 1t contains nothing harm
cui, no coal tar products. no bromides.
nauscating oils. or habit-forminE drugs.
Il aids digestion, neutralizeS Stoma"n
acids. stops gas and hloatinG. whets the
appetite. gives sound. restful sleep.
tones and invigorates the whole sys-
TEN. II YOU have been suffering. he ~
tate no longer. Take the Nerv-Wor' n
way to health. If you have children
who are nervous cxcitable or run down.
Nerv-Worth is one Of the hest things
YOU can possibly give them. for II will
tone them up quickly.
Sold on money-baCk guarantee" by
{. II. Griesc & 60. and all leading drug
gists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
FIVE MONTHS
SEARCH ENDS
NEW YORK DETECTIVES COME FOX
ALLEGED xDMAPE1-
rntimated Lottis Braxton Nay race
Other Charges.

- n connslly and John T. Donahue.
detectives OF the New York pollce de-
partment arrived in This city YESTERDAY
afternoon and presented reauisltion pa
pers signed BY Gov. I" +. Morgan 4%r
Lolita BraHton. colocel arrested hH'e
last week on complaint OF the Ne" Tor"
authorities on a charge OF KIDNAPPING
Victoria Austin. three -year-oh dLughte:
OF Mrs Fanny Austin. No. 49, St NlCA'
olas avenue. New York cry.
The woman. who was released Moh-
day evening under $500 bond, has n"t
becn apprchrndcd but VIII be taken lhtC
custody this morning sac Will lie
r4kcn back this afternoon 10 Ne" ioSh
r-,ty where shc will stand trial on
Charge OF kidnapping.
The New York detectives. while talh-
ing 10 local officials yesterday. toid me
storv that they have been tracing th'S
woman i0ttic RraNton. since last W.
yeuber when she is alleged 10 nave ei'
New York IN company with Dan SCOT
colorei. They came 10 hunting Ion'
later going TO Cincinnati. Ihen coming
n.ck into West Virginia they came to
xchaalipp then to Rellairc and from Bel
,,jrs 10 Elm Grove. In the meantime
Scott left l.ottie AZ Elm Grove, where
.hs was working and fell IN love with
Edward MoSby. well known colored man
and was. married just one day before size
vas arrested BY officer Barue OF the
local police force
tn. New York authorities refuse 70
say much other than that the couple
had always kept good distance aheaa
of them until coming I" TINS citN' IL
= L., ;ntimated that Lottle IS wanted -"
some charge. other than the Kldn"p'nS'
since they have kept up the chase Tor
I'M
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Roosevelt
The strange shifts that often occur
n political tides find all Illustration III
the history Of the treaty. II WAS ne6o-
IIat"d at the instance of illlam Jch
ningS Iiryan, :, Democratic secretary OF
state: subni;trd by Il Democratic presl-
dent, Woodrow Wilson: blocked in rati-
.icut.un b. Il Republican president war
rem G.. Harding, and urged by leaders
nt a senate rr-p"nd"rantly Republican,
III" treaty as finally drawn. however
differs from that sighed at EoEoth On
April L. 1914 and placed befor" the
senate by President Wilson on June H.
1914 the principal change being Inc
elimination Of Il paragraph whereby the
United States would have expressed IT'S
regret to Colombia for the loss or
Panama.
To Restore Friends ship.
Tho purpose Of tn" treaty as expressed
in its preamble is TO restore the cor
dial friendship that formerly charac-
tcrizcd tho relations between the Two
countries and also to define and regulate
their rights and interests in respect OK
IN intcroCcanic canal which the govern
mcnt Of the United states has coastruc-
cd across the ISthrAls Of Panama
Article one provides that the treat
mrnt accorded citizens and products OF
Colombia in transportation through the
Panama canal and over the Panama rail-
way shall be equal to that given citl-
zcns and products of III" United states.
Article two obiiEatrS the tniten
States to pay to Colombia S2o'0oo.ooo
gold. $5.600.006 within six months after
the exchange Of ratiiicationS and S5,OOo'-
0t0 annually for four years.
Article three obliGateS Colombia TO
recognize Panama rs an independent
state, defines the boundary between Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION FULLY ORGANIZED
y. C. cAnDABAUaH HEADS NORTH
ERN W. VA ORGANIZATION.
Membership Drive to Be Launchsd-An-
nual Meeting Date Set

An organization meeting OF IN" NoT,''
ern Nest Virginia Fish u Gam" Fr"t""-
tive association was held last evening
at the Market auditorium a. which TIM
the officers for tho fiscal var wHr"
elected. all by unanimous vote. They
are:
President. II. c. Cai1ahauGh
Vice-pre sident. Charles II. Kerry
Recording secretary. ]. =. Schen"rleIa
Membership secretary. I. ID. ShrodeT
Treasurer, J. F. He'll.
Trustees. Emil Smith. Harry r.. hrcn
ncn. William Miller and T. =. Wilson
The constitution and bylaws OF tre
organization wcr" Rad b. Il. t. Ca!d'.
haurh AMI received the approval OF
those present. The annual meeting "i'i
h., held the second Tuesday In March,
at a place which viii be- decided by III,
trustees The date for the monthly
meetings has not yc, been named. tee
matter resting in the irIndS Of the a.
rectorS.
A membership drive Will start AS Soo'
as berShip blanks can b. procurSI
although a number OF the members o.
the associate ion are getting men now u
Join. Their are now over lSp men IN
the organization. Dues for the year
will be one dollar payable at fine annIa'
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
BUILD OFFICE AND
STORAGE QUARTERS

The Wheeling PulverizirC company
situated on the South Side. WAS granted
4 building permit for the construction
Of frame building At forty-second and
McColloch streets. The approx imate
cost Of the building viii be $4,000.
The company has already let con-
tracts for the work and contemplate
having everything in shape so that work
can be started the first part OF next
week.
The building, when completed. will 10
used as an office and for the storing
OF material: Several large pulverizinS
machines will also be installed.
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youc This charE, was denied with
cIuaI vig"r. Til" treaty rs at first no.
rniirtud Expressed "th" regret" OF ihc
'm,i,-i STATES Later "a" treaty re-
,,ravn :" merely uay S25.n"H.h ~" ="
,'ri, mhn. Il was argued by IN" treaty
nppu.."ut- that the payment az S-''""''-
900 WIS n ITSELF an admission that The
l'ui.. States lad w:"nEch Colombia.
Treaty Turned down.
Ia an wranrlr which has lasted oT"T
man, Years few facts seem To b" unc"h-
lrnI"rt.d 1t docs seem undlSputcd'
i,uwrl,-. thai President Roosevelt act
ing under auth"rity Of law fhth"red
h,. Tn, late Senator Spnnncr OF lS'"n-
an. n,rul:lt"d a trraty with COLOMBIA
/. Whit ia" rights of tho old French
canal ,!,mpgrl to lrund ;hr canal with
:, CASH pa> mint nf $lh.H"o,nho anu an
.9nuah.rI.m"nt Of S"Ih.nDO. The treaty
Wa: ra,iiic, by he United states SON
no. but IN" Colombian senate refused
10 accent II. The motives which were
said To have artuatcd the Colombian
senate in Is refusal furnished the
groundwork for some OF tho charges
against colombia by tho opponents OF
The present treaty.
DE-, l.csScpS. the French canal builder.
had spent millions Of dollars and thou
sands OF lives III unsuccessful chort% 10
huiH the canal. and the project was
tha worlds dream for ~ least two CEN
turiCS"
on November =. 1908. Panama revolt
Cd and set itself up as an independent
state. 4 small American naval force.
less than nifty men, the record says,
was lsndrd to protect Americans. Ten
DAYS later the United States recognized
Panama as an independent state. guar
arantrcd her independence and later
made the treaty by which the canal zone
was cednd 10 the United States and the
canal vas built.
Colombia claimed that, according IN
the forms OF tho American KGsty OF
1916 with New Granada. - ~ CO.
Inmbia succeeded. the InitoA e3eDfcS was
hound to maintain the sovereignty OF
Colombia over Panama ana To preserve
neutrality in the panamAnian revolt.
A Long Dispute.
About these points the dispute has
ragged for more than sixteen years. Back
Of it all was the implication that the
United States being unable 10 close up
the canal bargain with Colombia. AR
ranged" the banana revolution in some
way and put the deal through with
Panama. The treaty opponents con-
tended that tho" ratification OF the pres
.nt treaty would sustain these conten'
tionS which they denied and place a
stain on the memory OF President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
BOY
BADLY BURNED
IN AUTO FIRE

Mrs. Jn,ia Hcrzberg. OF $40 Htrr son
street. BellairO: last evening received
word from JacobSburC. ohio, saying
that h.r son. Louis aged u years. WAS
injured yesterday afternoon when hts
Overland automobile caught fire near
JacobSisirs. and Vas seriously burned.
Mr.. !lerzhrrg was Distributing lt"ra-
turr irs. posting bills for the HerzberS
Brothers store. and was on his way
horn, w:,cn the accident occurred. Or.
William Shepherd and Nal Somehow.
an uncle Of the young man. LETT 1T 10
Clock last night for JaCohSburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
ABANDON BOXING BILL
Legion NOW Assured 800, 900 VIII raf'
Care Of Disabled Service Men.

ATTEMPTS 20 secure passage OF the
American Legion boxing bill will be
abandoned as a result OF the assurance
given the Lcgios in West Virginia ny
the state senate judiciary committee
that il will use its influence to have
slOD. 900 appropriated for relief OF
wounded and disabled soldiers in this
state. This announcement came yester-
day from J. BYRON Nickorson. state Lee
rion commander. who expressed the be-
Iict that the 100000 appropriation for
this purpose will be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

Iombia and Panama and obliGateS the
United States 10 use its good OFFICES "a
Obtain the establishment OF diplomatic
relations between Colombia and Panama
and TO bring about the adjustment OF
questions Of pecuniary liability between
those two countries.
The concluding article provides for
thc exchange of ratitications in Bogota.
the Colombian capital, "as soon as may
be possible"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
GIRL RECOVERING
Heaty Dose Of Mercury Rt-chloride VIII
Not BE Fatal

Attendants at the North Wheeling
hospital stated last evening that Tie
condition of Miss Olive Luch. who TOOK
bi-chloride Of mercury Saturday morn
ing. was slowly improving and that she
will recover. II was thought by lor. A
J. Harness and hospital attendants Tor
,jme that she would not survive. but
she now seems to be recovering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
COLOMBIAN TREATY
CONTINUED from Page one)

bean taken up by the senate Immediate
after the convcning of the SlNty-scEenth
congress in extraordinary session. OPP
ponentS OF ratification. composed largely
of what is known in the senate rs tho
progressive Republican group. were Wig
orous in their Pronunciation Of the Dac'
throughout the dicussion. They d"ciar-
ed that it's acceptance would place
stain on the name OF Theodore RooSe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
PROPOSE COMMERCIAL
AIR TRANSPORTATION
Moundsv1le On Route OF North Amer
lean Aerial Company

The North American Aerial Transpor-
taton company. Of which r. Preston
Wentworth is president. now proposes
TO include MoundSvillc on Il commercial
air route from Washington. according
10 word from Mr.. Wentworth.
The concern. with offices At washing
ton. D, g.. will be capitalized a. $4,000
and proposes to operate six or more
planes daily between Moundsville and
Washington. The company proposes TO
extend the service later az far as 81.
louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
DAIRY APPEALS
rins Of $50 Imposed for Selling MIX II
Dirty Bottles.

The case Of Charles Holloway, mana
r,.- of the United Dairy company. va
heard Yesterday morning in police coCr
before Judge John s. RITZ. Mr.. HoliH
way was unable to be in court so tna'
the company was represented b. .fSsiit
ynt Manage: Davis and Attorney j. Is
Handlan.
Alter hearing Arguments on the case
Tudre Ritz found the company guilty VI
selling milk in dirty bottles. he hne;
them $50 and costs. The United Dairy
compony yesterday afternoon had I'M
,,se anpealcd 70 a higher court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
DIES At HOSPITAL
1,;ovdsviue, O., Woman Expires at 2:o5
O'clock This Morning FOLLOWING
Operation.

Mrs. Myrtle. Davis. % YEARS "'n, OF
IluydSvillr. Ohio. died. at @:"H "'Nl">H
this morning at the North Wheeling
hospital Mrs. Davis WAS admitted L"
the institution las; evening I" undergo
Il very serious operation which proved
fatal she WAS tho wife Of Lew ="
Davis.
The remains were rcm"Ncd 10 !"ra |
undertaking establishment where they
will be prepared tor burial alter whi'E
they will be sent t. her lat" nome
from where III" funeral services Will
be conducted.