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The daily times., 1921-08-12

TALLY disabled by giving them an
opportunity to learn some trade.
While away at school, or in training
they are paid from $50 to 800 per
month, according to the cost OF liv-
ing.
A number of soldiers have devel-
oped troubles since the war from the
effects OF gas, which Injuries the
heart and lungs. AS these cases de-
yeIop they are attended to and the
best of treatment given.
We advise ex-service men who de-
sire to learn a trade or are injured,
or totally disabled to take up the
matter with Mr.. Capps.
The daily times., 1921-08-12
LOST-BUNCH KEYS. FINDER
rewarded if return to Times Office.
II 2td
action of the club.

action of the club.
Mr.. Carroll liked the idea of visit
ing the towns in this vicinity which
Mr.. Ben Eagles originated with the
club was SO delightfully."- entertained
at his elegant country home Mr..
George Stanton said that the Wo-
mans Club of Rock Ridge wanted to
entertain the club, and upon approval
it was left to the entertainment COM
mittee, Mr.. Jonas Oettinger Chair
man.
DR.. Dickinson was notified he
would have thirty minutes to talk at
the next meeting.
There were present the following
visitors guests of members of the
club. DR.. A. c. Hoffman of ST. Peters
burg, Fla, Mr.. o. G. Rand and Mr..
George E. Robertson
The daily times., 1921-08-12
3HH4441414HEHi474i

naro Damicalo at 2 East 126th. St.,
at o'clock yesterday afternoon and
| told the proprietor they were re-
venue agents. They suggested
search of the restaurant and upstairs
rooming house for liquors and Dam
icalo agreed to accompany them.
The men searched the restaurant
with painstaking care. They found
nothing save spaghetti, Parma cheese
and ginger ale. Then they said that
they would like to go over the entire
house. Damicalo escorted them up
stairs. In room on the second floor
the agents" found the proprietor's
small safe. Apparently they knew it
before hand, for as soon as they en-
tired the room and before they had
even glanced at the strongbox they
slammed the door and levelled pistols
at Damicalo.
The restaurant man is beyond 60
years of age. He followed orders to
open the safe and the three men
took $4,000 worth of jewelry and
S162 in cash. One took charge of the
loot; the others warned Damicalo
that move to follow them would
bring him death.
The daily times., 1921-08-12
COOPERATIVE MARKETING
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Cooperative Marketing Asso-
citation met this afternoon in the
court house and elected the follow
ing officers, DIR. S. H. Crocker of
Stantonsburg, president, DIR. L. J.
Herring, vice president, B. T. Fer
guson, secretary.
Every township was represented
except two and the following tempo
rary chairmen were selected:
Wi1son-Frank Miller
Stantonsburg-A. S. Wootten.
Gardners-L. P. Woodard.
TayIors-R. T. Taylor.
Old Fie1ds-Mac Flowers
Spring HIN. L. Barnes.
Cross Roads-Dr. I. w. Lamm.
Black Creek-A. A. Aycock.
Quite a number of speeches were
made. DR.. Hoffman of Illinois,
made a speech on cooperative mar
keting in the west.
Mr.. Louis Tomlinson, DR.. Crock
er and DR.. L. j. Herring made
speeches advocating cooperative mar
keting.
Every farmer is urged to join.
An intensive campaign will fol-
low this meeting and the dates will
be published in the Times.
Mr. Charles Clark agreed to form
an organization of business men to CO.
operate with cooperative marketing.
The daily times., 1921-08-12
MEETING OF THE ROTARY CLUB

The meeting of the Rotary Club
last evening at the Country Club was
one Of the best ever held. The fea-
ture of the occasion was the report
of the Educational Committee COM
posed of President Hilley of the At
lantic Christian College, DR.. F. S.
Love, and Mr.. Frank Hassell The
splendid address of DR.. Love is re-
produced in another column of the
Times.
Chairman Giles Winstead called
the meeting to order and Secretary
Williams read the minutes OF the
The daily times., 1921-08-12
THE CASE AGAINST HUMPHREY

Mayor Killette disposed of the
case of assault and carrying conceal
ed weapon this morning against
Wade Humphrey by 1ning. him $2O4.-
25 for an assault on E. l.. Winn,
$54.25 for carrying concealed weap-
ons, ard thirty days on the county
road for disorderly conduct. From
this judgment Humphrey appealed
and his bond was fixed at $500
The case was very aggravated.
Winn and Humphrey are both neigh
bors and live on Academy street.
Their children became involved in a
dispute, and the nine year old son
of Mr.. Winn struck the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. Humphrey about the same
age with his fist and ran home.
Mrs. Winn was very i'll and in bed
with two nurses attending her. De-
spite this fact Humphrey went over
to her home during the absence of
Mr.. Winn and avowed his intention
of killing the little boy. He was told
to go away that Mrs. Winn was in
no condition to discuss the matter
Again he came with threats as to
what he would do to the child, who
ran for refuge under the bed of his
mother every time Humphrey ap-
peared.
Later when Mr.. Winn came home
Humphrey again appeared and told
Mr.. Winn that he intended to kill his
child, and Mr.. Winn promptly knock
ed him down. Then Humphrey drew
his pistol and fired at Winn but miss
ed him. The arrest of Humphrey fol-
lowed.
The daily times., 1921-08-12

Nyal Mosquito Lotion, an agree
able safeguard against the bites and
annoyance Of mosquitoes, gnats and
certain other sinseets. Price Csc.
phone 122-916. Wilson Drug co
Prompt Service. Sa Std
The daily times., 1921-08-12
LOOK 1T UP

Be sure to read our specials for
Saturday it will interest you. Taylors
and Garry Store.
s IL ltd
The daily times., 1921-08-12

RESTAURANT ROBBED
BY SELF STYLED DRY, AGENTS
New York, Aug. 12.-Three men
walked into the restaurant of Cen
The daily times., 1921-08-12

Mems heavy weight cotton bathine
suits $3.50. Clark Bros. It'd
The daily times., 1921-08-12
WANTED GOOD LIVE WIRE WITH

personality and ability to represent
good old line life insurance COM
pany, with all latest form of poll
cies, in Wilson and vicinity. At
tractive contract to the right par
ty. Do not answer unless you
mean business. Address Allsbrook
& Perry, General Agents, Box 81,
Rocky Mount, n. C. s 9 std
The daily times., 1921-08-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with car to call
on dealers with low priced 5000
mile tire. $4,000 week with extra
commissions. Master Production
, Corporation. South Bend, Indiana.
IL ltd
The daily times., 1921-08-12

STRAYED-FROM SUGGS FARM,
two red mare mules. Will weigh
about 1000 pounds each. Finder
please notify w. w. Tomlinson,
Wilson, N. G.. IL ltd
The daily times., 1921-08-12

LOST: Liver; White: and licked
Female Pointer has j. G. Jesse;
Versailles; Ky. stamped on collar
Answers to name; Kate. Notify w.
H. Bryant Phone 389L. for reward.
s 10 Std
The daily times., 1921-08-12

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey Cow, with
s IL I'd 1tw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
VANCE, HILTON
WON DISCUSS
BRIDE REPORT,

Th-"u"h n" columns OF III" Regis
tor, George u Vance. o. tho Sixth
ward. and Jacob Hilton. Of the Ninth
ward. we-" named yesterday as the
r0uncilmen limited at in the Thomp-
son Morgan resolution. under which
c0UnCi, his week authorized Il probe
If ~" coniucr Of the city election. as
the c0unCilmcn-clcc; to whom brides
ar. reported 10 have been offered 10
secure iheir support for certain per
sons for city appointlve offices.
Councilman George NJ. Vance was
asked over he telephone last evening
REGARDING the report that he was
offered brihe.
Il have absolutely nothing 10 say.
ri do NV talking whom The proper
time comes"
Tho IntelliECnC"r reporter called
the Nrm" nj Councilman Jacob Hilton.
NJ Warwooh Mr.. Hilton WAS not AT
home. but his son. S Bovd Hilton,
answered the reporter 10 the effect:
"Thcre's no use Of your trying 70 get
hold Of Dad. because he'll tell YOU
You nothing anyhow
According TO The REGISTER. that
newspaper heard it reported thar Mr.
Vanc" had been offered $4,000 OF
$40. 600 20 BE right" for certain can,
didatc. while Mr.. Hilton is said to
have been told that some one would
fill his jeans" in return for certain
support in council according TO the
Register.
Since neither Mr.. Vance nor Mr.,
Hilton will come out in public at this
time with any statement, one way or
The other. concerning the rumors that
attempts were made 10 bride them.
;hH prhlic will await with interest
their story on this score before the
council election investigating COM
mittcC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
FAIRGROUNDS INSTRUCTOR STAFF
HASF|RST MEET TING TO-DAY
Hoffman Takes Charge
OF County Highways

County Engineer Alexander {. H"tf-
man assumed the duties ~: his new
office yesterday succeeding w. ..
McCIusl.ry. Jr.. who left Thursday for
l'aI ker:'hurE.
Mr.. Hoffman states that work on the
county roads Is on in full force. Two
new ln-tun IIclt caterpillar tractors
have been purchased and VIII he UNI
loaded at IIemphcld this morning. 1"'F
will b. used to haul tTailrrS from crush
rrs employed in the making nf water
hound roads in the various districts.
Work ON IA" Wheeling Creek road IS
progressing We'll. Thc road. which Will
extend Ia the Marshall county line. Will
II. 4 water bound mnCadam road. and
viii add greatly 10 the pl"aSur" OF mo-
,oriSts ard those who camp Alon'
Wheeling Creek during IN" Snmme:
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
FRAUD PROBE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET MONDAY, 10 A. M,
PUBLIC SESSION WILL BE HeIO
IN COUNCIL CHAMBER ON
ELECTION CHARGES.
Almost 200 Witnesses Caieo 20 'es
tity-O'Brien Announces
Meeting.

CITY Solicitor J. J I. o'Hr'sA AT
nounced yesterday that The commit
toe appointed b. council 70 investigate
the charges o. fraud in the recent Guy
election will hav,. hearing Nor1aE
raorrinS =; 10 a'Cioch II IN" couhc''
chamber.
Solicitor O'Brien sad ;ha' the com
mitren would investigate ak the
charges which have been made. ana
that ;he hearing would b. public.
Approximately 200 witnesses VIII b"
called upon to testify before the com
mi,tee, which will make Il full report
10 council later.
Deputy Clerk ". A. carp is in
charge Of the preparations for the
hearing in the absence Of Dr. r. C..
Lane, city clerk. and he has summoned
all persons who are said 70 know any
thing OF the fraud%i'n. proceedings
alleged to have taken place in the
election.
Dr.. Lane is expected 20 be in the
city clerkN office 10 take up his new
duties on Monday. He has been con-
fined to his home for the past week
by an injury 10 his leg. received while
diving from the swimming board N
the y. VI e. \. gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
EVERY MEMBER OF THE
STATE DELEGATION
SEEKING REELECTION

Washington. D. c., June lO--lf any
West VirGinians arc moved 70 cast an
ambitious eye upon Z Republican pa-tF
nomination for congress. either senate
ur house. next year solely because they
believe that any or oil the members ~
the delegation whose terms cNpir" March
t. 1873. are not going TO h. candidates
10 succeed themselves. the aforeinen-
toned West Virginia Re3ubli"aas with
the aforesaid ambitious eye have the
wrong dope.
There is not n chance Of II. al he
rumors and space-cnnsuminG writings
T., 'hr contrary Notwithstanding.
Senator Howard Sutherland will be a
candidate 10 succeed himself 50 Will
REPRESENTATIVE. Rcnjamin l." Rosrn-
bloom. ,;corE" Mead bowers. stuart
Felix Reed. Harry Chapman Woodyari.
Wells ';OodykoontL and Leonard Sidney
L., holS
\ l'ark"rShurE newspaper printed -
rurror that Representative Wo"dNar!
Intended to Voluntarily rci!r" on i'-
ruuu; "f Ill health. : writer in Wheel
iuE paper PASSED m" rumor out. as An
aunu,n""mrnt by II" Fourth distr!";
congressman that II" would not aGan
hc a candidate. Investigation or tie
story n tins end proved that Mr.. WOOL
yard has not now and never has Ia
any intention Of ma: being 4 cand:da'n
next year 10 succeed himself. II also rs-
tabl!ahcd the fact tina: Mr.. WoUdyari :
rumurcd III health is n myth
Also there is no sign her" that MI
murS Of npI"s.tinU are disturbing any
&c tho incumhr1ts TlincI. The prumar%
c,,Inraicu Is. ~ y" fairly accurate, ihir-
teen ard our-ha!f months of. In ''r'
meantime I lot Of thIrrS can happen.
but absolute assutar"" can h" rI'' y
that. except death !nvad"S III" tank.
every on" Of the seven listed will lie q
! the running to hold their positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
NAME COMMITTEES
TO PLAN FOR BIG
FOURTH OF JULY
Mayor Thoner VIII Ask Wheeling
Churches to Observe July as
America First Day

Conw::;"rS - prepare for n mammoth
r,,"s'ra;i"u e: ;hc Fourth Of July in
Wheeling wcrH named las; evening At a
meeting ut representatives OF various
civic bodies. M;lpr Thomas +. Thuner
presided 4, chairman of last nights
n:.-.;ia!;. ard Harry i. torCoran. mana
:c,r a. the Tnan!'cr OF Commerce, served
a. secretary.
Tn" MAYOR Announced that ne will is
81" 4 PROCLAMATION calling for = genera
observance Il, Independence Day. and
TIA. h" Will request ministers 70 hay"
tMrI- churches observe sunday. July .,
49, america First" day.
Il was decided 10 invite fratern'Li
nrIcan .zat IONS and other bodies not rep
resented az last nights meeting to at
tcHd IN" rcXt meeting az the celehra-
zion COMMITTEES Thursday evening. July
&c. a, the Chamber o. Commerce as
semh'y room. Mayor Thoner said that
ne will attempt 10 secure a free toll
concession FOR he Fourth for the b"n"-
fit OF citizens and visitors going :" th"
Island - attend the celebration and
witness IN" fireworks display. II is
damned /" make tho IN r,ac the mornin';
Of the Fourth one Of IN" biggest IN
Whecl!ng's history.
Commuters ;Iir":n'"d last night are:
Parade
G. +. RLrt,chaugi,. .. V. T. & l. A.
1oh7 T. hrhcHz. Ecaglcs.
" =. Moore. Moose.
A'i,.-r, \. lSc I.!k$.
Harry E"i.. K'ish;S oC Fyth'Is.
Audrey V. Rock. American Legion.
s VI. Lancaster. Spanish War Nc'rr-
aAS.
W W. Rogers. g. A. r
John Coleman. knights OF Columbus.
Jnsrph N;ISSif. Syrians.
Dom:Nirk JaCuYct.a. Italians.
Fin C1ravaSioS. Gr""HS.
M"x Owacc. rol.sh people.
W. W, Trivia. Masonic.
Alvin l.. winters. l. q. O. i.
Fairgrounds and Fireworks
Mayor Thomas T.. ThonrC
Harry L. torcoran.
Automobiles
s. NJ Lancaster.
II T. Markell.
VIII Colvig.
Herbert Sounnoorn.
FINANCE
II. {. Ogden,
w. L. Stone.
II. T.. Corcoran.
Erfpr" adJourning Mr. Corcoran was
,n'ffic! - get in touch with the various
hands ur ~. cry and rct AN option on
~ hands crr this occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MANY BAL LOTS MARKED
WITH THE SAME MARKS

in certain precincts in the Second
and Third wards. over fifty ballots VIII
hr found rhi are absolutely Identical.
sa!lo;. that are marked in the SAM
w&v, b. til, same person. and with
nc same pencil. the marks in every
case being so much alike that II Is
absolutely impossible to escape the
conviction that all Of the ballots wer"
marked At The same time, by The same
person. with tho same pencil. | eX-
amined all Of these ballots during the
process OF the recount and know eN-
aclly whereof | speak. and the fifty
or morc of tho ballots laid side by
side will he Of themselves evidence
ina some one deliberately stuffed
tho ballot boxes with prepared ballots
Il hone his matter will be gone
INFO thoroughly. not only by city coun,
ell. but by the criminal authorities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MORGAN WILL NOT
PREPARE A REPLY
island courcilnan Says He Is Inno-
cent Of Wron9doins-Will Rely
on Investigation.

Speaking 10 an Inte,liCcnce- re-
porter last evening. councilman ID. \.
Morgan stated thai he Will not pre-
pare an answer 10 Ii" charges con-
tanned IA the notice CT the contest OF
his seat IN council. served upon him
by w c. McGregor. He expects the
investigation by 4 cOUmt;te" ot coun-
ell, authorized BY 4 resolution intro
duced BY Councilman Chester G..
Thompson and himself. 70 bring out
all OF the facts REGARDING the tonduct
OF the recent election.
Several OF MY friends have asked
me-" Mr.. Morgan said. what | In
tend to do about this affair. I told
them would do nothing. In fact.
have no charge TO answer. and ! am
innocent OF any wrong. The charges
rntained in tho notice served on me
: the identical charges made by Mr..
@. 'igan in his contest against Mr..
Thompson: nOs 4 charge applies TO
my ward. | do not yet quite under
stand how the contest is brought
against me on those charges. But I
am innocent OF any Illegal conduct.
wrong. | will rely upon the iRveSti-
CATION authorized BY council Tuesday
night TO put all the facts before the
public want this Investigation to
be thorough, and bring out every fact
bearing upon tho conduct Of tho eleC-
ton. l hope thai N" truth vii be
made known. for II is certainly I'M
pleasant for q man. i2nocent Of a
wrong, to be connected with con-
test in which such charges are made"
When the charges were published.
attorneys fo- the contestants made il
plain that there was no charge o. any
wrongdoing on the part OF NJ. Nor
gan. or any intention on his part 10
do wrong, but that il was believed
that certain parties who worked for
him. believing that 1t would be to
their best Interests. wer" implicated
in the alleged Irregularities.
O-P-p-O-R-T-r'-S
INTELLIGEECER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
COMMUNITY PICNIC
ATTENDED BY 800

The picnic season was opened with
rush yesterday by the community p'c .e
held at the Fair Grounds unoer tne
auenic.s Of the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation of Richie school. APPROPRIATELY
eight hundred school children and par
cnts were in attendance ana inc gay
was one to be long remembered IN IN.
minds OF those present. All curing VI"
day the festival spirit preEaiiea 81"
all enjoyed themselves 10 INC .Iac
nool wore n; the disposal Of the pie
rfctsrs and nj! took advantage OF ono
-. al NJ tbcs. healthful sports. Spe-
ri,l cars conveyed most Of the party
,n the grounds. At > o'clock races "eIe
hold not only for the children but tor'
the older ones as well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
BELL TO SHINNSTON
Grand Prelate VIII Deliver Memorial
Address to EatEbore LoACe
Sunday.

Hurry R Roll. grand rrolar" ~ n"
West Virginia grand lclg" knASht% al
rvthtaS, will be AZ Submission. W. Va.
SUNDAY 10 deliver the memorial aGdrr.'H
10 Rathblnc Lodge No. -.
Supreme Representative John l. Ar
benz goc, on SUNDAY. June ~. 10 PITTS
hurSh. where h. VIII deliver n" address
n. tic .nint memorial service or IL"
Pyth:an lodges of that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MAKES BOLD EFFORT TO DE,
CEIVE PUBLIC BY OMITTlNG
THE LAST SENTENCE.
only Part Of Ralph KHne's Statement
Appears in Tha. Pa2er-Thc
Whole Affidavit.

The Wheeling REGISTER Yesterday
morning published carhlei. distorted
and altogether wrong statement Of an
affidavit purporttng 70 hav" been
made BY Mr.. Ralph Kline well known
Wheeling business man. who was SO.
lectcd TO be one OF rhe judges IL on"
precinct in the recent city election.
One charge in the contest brought by
Charles P. Gilligan for The council
seat OF Chester G. ThonmS0n alleges
that because OF Certain statements al.
legged 10 have been made 10 NJ Kline
ard Mr. Henry S0ry"" by city SoliC.
tor J. ! ?. O'Brj"n and Councilman
Thompson. to he rf:"n' thai NJ. Gil
li-an objected 20 them - election
officials. Mr. Spcr'r and NJ Kline
did not serve in his capacity. and il
is alleged IN the GiIli@nQ cAar::" mon
uhfrenIly % Mr Gi!l!ga2 wyr" sub.
<tituted. Mr. Giii"an. in his charge.
rrtuted T." ALLEGED statements that
he had mad" any objection % Mr..
Spcyer and Mr.. kim Yesterday the
Register published he followin" Aft.
Gavit frYn NJ. Kline:
T. whom I, Ma ,'nnrcrn
[ ha\., roe! the Statement p"rported
E" h..s, h~"n S!"a-.! nj sworn 10 by
". =. M,.i-ecn.. - 80! rs ne state
rert S'g"rd ard .""-c - by tharles
Giiligsn. h"th uni.- G..i'.. 20: Jun- Tth.
1921 - which statements n" said
parties claim thar Sh"rt'" h"ror" ;he re-
,cn, NUH!C!p:u Election he'd on Nav
mo and stated rha, Charles + GtIlican
bad ,fliat,f.l .ba Of Henry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
p,rp comuucIMENT

Keyser. W. Va. june lo.-The an4us
commencement exercises Of the ne
paratory school Of the West virs'nss
University, to be known hereafter az
,hn potomac State school, took place
tonight at the New Music Hall. II
was the largest class in this history
Of the school that was handed diplomas
numbering Sc. Prof. George s. Laiaiey
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Charleston PUBIC
schools and a member Of tho S2to
Enard OF Education. delivered the 40
dress. The exercises were In chArB'
OF the principal. J. w. Stay1nan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
OF ONE OF THE At
TORNETS WHO TOOK PART
IN RECOUNT OF VOTES.
ALLEGES THAT ONE PERSON
MARKED OVER FIFTY BAL
LOTS IN SAME MANNER.
SlDEL HT ON
ELECTION RESULTING FROM
EXAMINATION OF
BALLOTS.

An interesting development in the
ALLEGED frauds cowmi''ed in the re-
cent city election came 10 light yes
terday in 4 statement made by one
os III, attorneys participating in the
rrccun: This gentleman said:
"Thr hallot2; in several OF n" pre-
c;nc,e think. show on their face they
are Fraudulent. I can safely say that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
REGISTER GARbLE5 AFFIDAVIT
MADE By MR.. RALPH KLINE

S"at'ac" OF the affidavit M Kline
made. Here IS the real affidavit
i ON !. may concern:
| ha.r -"lh tie Statement. purported
20 have Ir"u S.=;red and sworn u by W.
=. N"i;'c::r:. g. vii as '!tr statement
S!%mc! HrH sworn to b. ChaS. /. ,Hili-
caa. n"'h under date NJ JGnv 7th. 1871.
IN which Statements. the S..il PARTIES
,'iI.n that shortly before Tho recent
Myn:Ciirl Election held on May 10Th.
1871. j. J. +. OI!ri"n approached me
and stated THAI GAS j.. tilihEan had
detected 10 Il" ac'ia.; OF Henry Srcyer
"u| lriSe!; ~ commissioners OF e.ec-
t"n because We wcr" Jews.
1 d"&!r" - $tNtc that Mr.. O'Rricn did
no: approach mo a;.d did not make any
such staten r'a'. iinr d:d he induce me or
~ t" induce rac IN any way to refrain
from acting a. I commissioner ~ cleo
ION In iac' / do no. recall that met
Mr OBrIcu - amy time between tho
Urinary e.e"tlon and the election held
on May 18Th. The only person who
spoke TO ME about this matter was MI.
Thompson, wto did state that he had
been informed that I'D. GUuSaa object
cd 70 our serving as commissioners
RALPH KLINE.
lac reader WI hot'' tn" G.i4 rr"nCc III
thI> affidavit .ah tt.v uu'. us;.I.. N the
Register. n" it>i @"r'"acc n hE,cn
,r.tcr MAS tn" omr i":' ".I ~ ine HicE.S-
;cr winch deliberately Mdt!htcd Mr.
NIne's affidavit. Il at ;n"m and make
comparison.
Mr. Kline also ma" rur following
AMI more definite AFFIDAVIT; l.s;.rrdt!:
TAompson's Statemcat.
| heroic Vcrt!!% that. "n v ''lrr@'!" ).
May 18th. | WAS ,?.ru&,;."d ny C.."::r:
G.. Thompson. ard intorul"d ~ h.w that
ChaS. t. Ciitiicau had "3.c, ted ;" NY
serving rs judge ~ T:r..urt y" l..
Second ward. on account - M i.:ng
a Jew. and consequently I'D Hyt sc;i "
a. judy.
RALl'N KLINE
Sworn 20 and Sg!hs,r BE- !,rfOr,. me-.
Notary Public III and fox OH '"Inly.
Vest Va
L. H. MCKEE. Notary Puhllr.
An Ineelligencer repor,e: w:ts told on
good authority that Edwin Kline. son
o. Ralph Kline. was told by '.',y S"l!c;-
tor J. J. +. O'Rrien that Gh,:gun had OBJ
iected 10 Mr.. Kline and NJ. Sp~ver s"rv-
Ing as commissioners OF cl"c,ion This
statement is alleged 70 hav" l.""n made
20 Edwin Kline after the switching OF
the Judge had been made. Mr GillSar
never r dc the objection that is alleged
10 hav been credited 10 him. arI = Is
appnrant that an ef:oi; has lrcH made
to taSten upon h!m statement that
Vas utterly without foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SEEK PITTSBURGH
HOLDUP men HERE

Local police w"rr or tho wa;ch E,e;
n.gh, Tor the r"hhcr VII" held III lar;
ru.~>"r-r-s "t IT," l:oe-* and Euhl de
partment store In Pit'sbwrs;h yesterday
-. ."riour. The Pittsburgh authorit."n
h.," asked the police in every city Of
-. OH" Valley - hr N III" lookout
for these mon arh il is thought pos
s,h,c that they make hav" headed for
II herli
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

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