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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16

Dallas, Texas, April l6.-At least
seven lives were lost in northeastern
Texas late yesterday in tornado
which, after sweeping sections of
Smith, Wood, Gregg, Cass and Bowie
counties, passed into Miller and Hemp.
stead counties. Arkansas, where more
than q score OF persons were reported
killed. 40 'ss'5t' Z
Many persons were reported In
jured in the affeeted area OF Texas.
Six of the Texas victims were Avin-
ger. Cass county, and one at Atlanta.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16

Peter Brusseau. 50, was granted a
divorce at Detroit from the wife
he married in 1876. and who bore
him 16 children. Brusseau charged
desertion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16
Hits Oklahoma

Carnegie, OKLA, April 16.-A heavy
miles wide and eight miles long west
of here last night wrecked homes and
barns on fifteen farms and did dam
age estimated at $75,OO0. No fatali-
Ties were reported
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16

California fruits and nuts, with the
exception of oranges, lemons and
cherries, showed less production In
1920 than In 1919.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16

The Lafayette the tallest tree in
the Calaveras Grove, near Stockton,
Cal.,, was blown down. sit was 800
feet ALL and 80 feet in. diameter at
the base.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16

In Fayette county, Pennsylvania
line murders occurred in March.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Lakeland: Cloudy to-
night and Sunday, pro-
badly showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
CLARK'S BROADWAY
SHOWS DRAW HEAVY
PATRONAGE At FAIR

B!!iie C!ark's broadway Shows. book
ed for the entire week At Vie STAT" Feir
ground. drew liberal share If patron
aEe from the -. 0nu fair visitors Labor
lRy. and every patron II any ot III"
shows was delighted with ;he!T quality.
Twru,y-une s"parat" high class shows.
sheltered in substantial. tents. operate
uDstau'.y afternoons anil evenings
Tn" .at"st Innovations IN THIS riasS "f
cxhih!t:ons were brought [" -" Nh""t-
ing fair. and the carnival "F n'.'r men
Is making good tho reputation given It
by friends "t the West Nn+'".I ia.r
sent out - lucatee a good attraction :"r
the 1921 exposition.
The 'airplane." hu:lt hy N" Iarow Il
I'nger Construction Company 81 PITTS
hwrgn - the latest riding device Whd".
AMI provides thrills "upugh :" satisfy
w"u!d-hc aviator.
The rau WI" operates -" whip Viii
interest Wheeling ring Cams. for lac -
nonn other Than the cid ovlglna! JA'R
Evcrhardl. who was famous ne a bar"
knurkla fighter IN the times Of John l."
Sullivan lie finds time 10 tax prize
fight with young people who t'"cK
~ bout him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
j. 8. PAPER
MONEY WILL
Be SMALLER


Washington. sept. b The COVER" "'''s
soon Will radically change the FORM "t
It's paper n""ry. which has renamed
unaitcred almost since tho foundation
If tho republic, il was learned today
from treasury officials
Several reasons Nc;air the change. II
- ..,,.J Eirs, - fhs, Of economy The
r,,e- which Ia now used. he."tuqr g The
..r-r. ,,-,covs H.. o,ly ,,h,ulnah,e ut Il
H..
49, ,I >, ,r..ro elk
~ -, ,.r n ,r,nrcr
,'' ''"S 80 NV '"I i,,,'
~ ~ ,"' 49, ., -, L,b md
=, 49, say ',' , w., r,,.s
me nc" pans "'' !" ~, ~ Nv
''''' N'''"' '"'f''" 80 I -,
cH'' '"'N 81 ,'"4, W.. ,,,,,
IN" ''"' 80 n''N ~ >'''''. -,
WIN" CONSTITUTE '"'
'NHA"S.
And the reason Tor IA" mink" "'
explained by nigh treasury "h'''"' -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
?. R. R. AND employees
REACH AN AGREEMENT

New York. Sept. 5.--AN employees OF
Tho Pennsylvania railroad now hIr" "p-
portuni,y FOR Il voice IN IN" manage
mrn' uf matters affecting their "e'hTe'
according 70 an anu"unccmer, made !>S-
terdAy by The pennsylvania rai.r"""
committees consisting o. equal repre-
scnta'Ion Of employees ard manaSemcMt
have now been established :" settle all
questions affecting approximately l@"'-
bHO cmpiryes.
"A new basis Of understanding DC
tween the management and thes" en-
r,nyc. q now IN effect" II" announce
mrnr reads ON their part the employees
recognize tina, al! differences should DC
ard are c\nab'e 81 amicah'" settlement
On the par ~ the management rH'''
ual rccugni.!un = gwen I" me r!Eh'
me employees ~ have vote" on 'o'>'
r.rn4 with the management IN matters
affecting their welfare and working con-
ditiOns,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Mining Feud Cases
Come Up in Mingo
Circuit Court Today

Williamson. W. Va. sep. THE
M!ngo county circuit court 'omorr""
will convene Cor n" September term
During tts session many "?S"s sC"~'"S
cut OF tho industrial, strife are expected
70 be tried. For tAe mrs I'm" n 'h~
states history acty rcnt-cnca I'm N
outside coUnty we're caI!r! r"C lW:r !A'r.
These men have already beer siaI:n'Het
from PeCahnn:aS under a $.1'r Jaw ~
acted a. the as session OF ~" @'lt"
legislature whereby ren tr"m cna
c"uH,y can se-S" aS Jurors In another
rNu"."
-. = Kccacy and fI.l Mooney. presi-
GNG' and secretary. respectively. .: Dis
;::.: -. United Nine Workers II Amer
,c1. Indicted - snec,a. grand jury a
Nc.X aE" - connection WI y" deaths
o. ,wo m"n drrIHG :hrr" days az shoot
Ign a.onC tho TAG 80" -; May, AZ"
,xp"r'"d 10 hN called fnC 'r!n,.
Neither has hnrr arrested.
lrose"u.tus Attorney : : stokes has
declared tha, n" WI AZ 'ar rnIr' 20
renal: III session .3'E ~" """ket Is
cleared. as w"uIi 49,! -" .3a' ;he
c,lsns II fourteen rc;"n. !ad!~:c'! ~ con-
Grr'son with the deVtt;S - severn. pr
va:a detectives md residents 81 the
town durtag ne Nn'"wan h2t.l" IN May
lGS0 would he cL:,"t u; ms 'erm Sill
NatCetI. former Ma:~va2 r"HcH cNi"t
anG Ell Ctarh"-a. a's' .~'i;''"9 ~ ~;N-
la charges ,vArs Shot ard Kidd ~:
W":~h OF August -.
Thrs. who A." sNH"C'"i = p" tried
are. Reese C'ha nlhc-s. Hl:il" ''naTH-ra
Arch Williams. F'rcd Rurcraft. INHuc and
To- Mounts. William HNws"r ''"'"'nt|
William Bowman. James nV"r~iTe";,
Clare Overs,r"Nt. Jos" ENNd. Charles
Klser and Van Clay and Ice t"i"r.
O.her cases ~ ;ha ho"N", 'n"!"'" 'hat
OF David Rnhh international orGaH:z"r
OF no miners u-lrn. ~ indictments
charging him with h"!Hg an accessory be-
fore ne fac. II connection with he
daa,h 81 William MrMUN"n. stat"
troNner. lass Jurs NcMuilcH was shH;
while on guard du,y In addition many
indictments have hecH returned aEatns
various persons charging arson and
cher ofte0$es in connec'i"a Wiz last
Mays shooting.
A:torr~vs '"- ~ s"'U'i"7 ard de-
fans" are gathering ~ 'h.s "!'y and the
term ct court ah'u' :" begin promises
q cr"e.e rs r,ucn !,'r-HSt as VA as
winter whca s'~'"rH wen were :rIcd aad
ACQUITTED on charges growing nut % The
Na,ewan fght.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
AMER|CAN-SOV|ET
TRADE FALLS OFF

Washington. Sept. Samaritan trl""
x,,.h soviet Russia amounting - VIZ
mn non for tho Rrst SiA months " th's
vear fell far below 'hH correspondents
per,od Of either t9lH or 1920. according
~ Il report by IN" department; or COM
mcrre
During the Hrst half Of 1927. IA" r"-
rnr, said. imports from RUSSIA amount
cd ~ s692. non and exports :" thai C"un-
,-v ,n,aled sl9 GOO 0O0. Will" for the
save months o: 1919 imports w""" 81
n75 noG and exports S39. 4G4. 900. and f"r
tho corresponding period ~ 1921 IN
r,or:s t"tal-d sS.553.no" and experts
s23.sOn.G00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
BRYAN DECLARES
DARWINISM MENACE

Winona Lake Ind. Sept. I..-The IN.
,nrna'iunal cUIvouuon Of tho Disciples
Of Christ came :" = CLOS" yesterday WITH
religious services conducted Ia tn" tab
ernacle here business sessions "n'i"d
with the alncti"n uf officers which VA
followed by an address by William i
Bryan. Mr.. Bryan spoke on INC DANCE
II telch;ug theories &C evolution In III"
colleges ana universities ~ Nn"ri =.
He said Tho rciiCi"I. h"li"s Should pr
Ia rnut rnqtrur'o-S IN their schools whr
poison The Students minds a.irh H1rw1 n
ism and other teaching" no, ~ H"c"'d
with the bible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Z KILLED IN RACE
RIOT At CANTON

canton, O.. Sept. ;. Two men ar"
dead. four are in local hospital and
no arc In tai. '"l!"winC race r:"t
here las; night between llH.a ms and ne
rr"cS IN Ia" "JUnE.rS' district ReN"!-
vrr4 and knives w"r" III" weapons.
"IAcnt'' Lowe nero. and Tony" san
,c,!!a, Italian. are the fatalities.
~ IA" casualties IN tho hospital three
are negroes and nUr Italian.
The trouble started. police report
when an Italian pushed negro OF the
sidewalk. A fight followed and the
race riot grew. \ patro, load q. police
we're rushed 10 the scene. and the po-
licemcn were forced % draw their guns
to quell tho mob. A squad "t police was
kent on guard IN the d.sirict al night
TO prevent another outbreak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
OVERDUE
!; SUNDAY FUNERAL BAN

baltimore. September 6,-pcfying ci-
forts OF cemetery officials 10 prevent
sunday funeral several thousand Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. Including nun
drrds OF Cx-Bervicc men here for bud
die Week." yesterday buried Prlvhie
John Harrison Lambert with full mill
tary honors IN Western Cemetery. l'rl-
vnre Lambert died IL Frame IN 1913.
The rules Of Western Cemetery forbid
Sunday funerals there. and although Il
health department, permit had been Oh
tanned for the funeral. Supt William
Maug"r declared that the funeral could
not be held. The ex-srrriCe men. how
ever, proceeded with thelr plans md
with several thousand men. Intending 30
armed with loaded rifles and axes. In
line. escorted tho body /" tho cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

THO machinery exhibit Ia the largest IN
tho history OF the fair. and everything
In n" way Of farm implements. from
n hoo 70 eLlu, tractors and electric
u,ants, IRE on exhibition. The Midway
IS lined with concessions. There are
plenty Of Wild Yves: shows and Billy
CTark'R Broadway shows, with nt'eeh
y!do shows. an aeroplano swing. merry
go-round and Ferris wheel.
Cattle Exhibit
There arc more swine md cattle eI-
hlh!;ed this year than ever. {. T.. WHIT
ham I, superintendent OF the live stock
and Jorf D. Davis OF the poultry de-
pRrtm"nt.
Free Show.
Tho Japanese acrobats highly pleased
al with their work as contortion!sts'
equ.librIsts and tumhlers. Every act
has action and thrills. The Mirano
brothers were appla lcngthiiy TOT
performing balancing fents that chill!
tho blood. known as "tap"r!ng pole
Tho Flying Flodys kept the spectators
gasping Tor breath with their aerial
performances.
F!nk's Comedy Circus Is enjoyable
with the horses. dogs and trained
tackans. The Coven troupe Of tumblers
from the metropolitan Temple OF
Music were embodied on tho matinee
program. The auto polo was also In
tcrcst!nE IN thr afternoon.
Night Show.
Tho night show was brought 10 O
conclusion with The Arabian Nights.
Il monster scenic spectacle which 1ea-
,urrd the harem ballet and is woven
around the gripping story Of "Alt Bahia
and tho Forty Thieves. The spec
tacle Is brought to a climax by III"
Burning Of Bngdad in which $1,000
worth Of fireworks Illuminated the sky
for miles.
Scouts on Hand.
4 score Of Boy Scouts OF the Wheel
Ing -MoundSviils council did their daily
good turns" TO the visitors at the fair.
Tho boys act rs messengers and ushcrs.
Th!rf Scout Executive II. .. Portz is
IN charge.
Spanish war Veterans.
Members OF the United Spanish War
Veterans were on hand with a booth.
having sugcr and other articles on n
play whr"l. In charge Of the booth
WAS VI. o. Stroske.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
cars on display. and T. D. Gorhy the
Oldsmobile car.

cars on display. and T. D. Gorhy the
Oldsmobile car.
Parking Charges
The Wheeling Traction company DID
q good business in collecting 90 cents
from a driver OF an automobile to park
his car down by tho old baseball park.
Several hundred automobiles were
parked on the company's grounds al 80
cents each.
Cars were crowded to capacity ana
many extra cars wore run to handle the
crowd The taxi cabs also did . big
business.
Market street yesterday afternoon
looked as though it was deserted. not
rs automobiles being on. the street At
any time during the day.
CITY License Officer S. Boyd Hilton
was on the Job TO collect licenses from
those who failed to apply for them At
the city clerks office. The West Vir.
gin!a State Fair Association secures
blanket license and then permits the
concessions on the grounds. All those
doins business outside OF the fair
grounds were compelled TO pay licenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Sohoenian Funeral

Th!s I::"-aTon at > o'clock. from the
h"us OF her grandmother. Mrs. Matilda
II. Sch"eHiun. No. 1915 Eor street,
tursra, services VII he held for iIj'la
>'>ycN-y-ar-o,d daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor SrhOcuilu. no died at ohio Va.
."y genera. hospital Saturday Afternoon
- injuries sustained whru She was
struck By m automobile near her h"ms
SATURDAY. morning Re-. Strauss. sc
Hi"a I.u:heran church. Will conduct ne
s"rvi~" ard in;r-meut VII be mad" il
": I!nr cemetery. Thu junior ch"!-
o: N" Iion church VII. render music
and pa, bearers VIII he members of tn"
Jua'o- Mission. of witch N't'e N'ida
was u member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
STATE POLICE SEIZE.
GAMBLING EQUIPMENT

About midnight state pole" forced
their way !ntc an upstairs floor n III?
Main street and C"nt!SCa'"d quantity
Of gambling paraphernaVa found IN
tho place M ANNOUNCEMENT concern
ing tho seizure came from N" raiders
Cry police are said - hav" been aware
Of tho presence rf IA" gambling equip
ment at this location, hut say that X
had no, been In operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
NIGHT SHOW PRICES

Their" seemed - he som" confusion
las, evening as - the prices "a, tho night
chow ~ 'hr Wrs, Virginia Fair Tn"
admission a; ~" front Gatc TO the
grounds is twenty-five cents with an
additions, fiftH cents 20 III" grand
-,and. Rc.crv"l seats arc twcnty-t!V"
cents extra, or f!fty cents f"- box goats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
THEDA BARA HAS
EXCITING AIR TRIP

Atlantic CITY. sept. 5--The f"1~s for
tho safcty nT 'rh"dL Rqra. W." s'1r'"i
with hrr hns''aud on IL" 'w". hnur riT
Journey from New York I" tn 'lY
SATURDAY. were h'ap"ilcd yesterday when
the sirp!anc party arrived ~ train.
They had = pcril"ua experience. how
ever vs. tho piano WAS passing over
the water or Ashurv lark. q s'ruck II
storm Tn" pII"' descended :" tho
water and bon, took IL" a"t~"9s and
he others ashore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
WOMEN TO MEET when
CONGRESS RESUMES

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a call :" me
legislative committee and rho coun'l.
.r ,hc National Womcn's party I" ne"'
in Washington on the sam" DAY '.''
congress Convenes was sent on' ,o"hE
hy Miss Elsie Hall. chairman "t ~"
marty. The council Will pass on ~"
mai draf, o. III. proposed amendment
~ the constitution. described ~ The
MR., vas intended to remove "ali legal
INEQUALITIES Of women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
GREEKS ENTER TURK
NATIONALIST CAPITAL

Paris Sept. I.---A Delegation n
Greeks entered Angora Sunday. said
dispatch from runStRutiEoplc today.
Dispatches from Athens sa:i that inc
Greek army WAS approaching Ang"ra.
hut had not penetrated Inc city. II IS
rrnbnhIc tina. the Greek delegation ""n-
sisted " ofArrrS who wish I" arrane"
cn- the surrender and occupation "t H."
,I,v without urh,;ng or bomhardinK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
FAIR RECORDS BROKEN
CONTINUED From Page onO

--------.----~
whl!r in The Afternoon. but this did not
seem to stop anybody from attending
the fair. The race track WIS In iiIc
shapr and despite the heavy rains sun
la, ~. grounds were not muddy "a
zen, I'm Il few places.
horticultural Hall.
rho n,w L.r,irujturnl hal! was one
n ,L,. ,hl.d c,a.u:.. 81 the fair. For
.I.c Was, sry,r,. wears tho immense
.,ocr under rhc dancing platform. fac
ing tho ,citrs. was given over ~ res
,aurrnis and o,h"r concessions. The
hau WAS hacked n, Al times yesterday,
and some OF the finest and hiEgest
rri;:, vegetables and flowers in the
country c.u'l hc S-cn. State Agr!cul-
rurnl rummlssi,ucr James II. stewart
was on hani Each county was given
space ard individual "Nhit1'S ""'e
placed In booths '"'"S.a. PUMPKINS
banner ears nf '"ru. wRt"rm"!ohS
p!ums. apples. T"Hr''>. CECumhers ana
everything grnwr a.. tho farm and gar
don was evhihii"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

Labor day usually does not
draw n big crowd at the West
Virginia State Fair. but y"ster-
day the crowd was surprising.
If III" weather. continues as yes
t"rday. tho fair will hr the Big
Ecst success ever" Chief Of
Police Fred Frazier stated to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Prau ObWQuiss

From the late home in "cS' AteN9n"er
;h.S afternoon At 40 o'clock. funeral
services vii, he heidi for the late Rob-
-. l.. FRA. prominent retired farmer
@: :ha: diS;r'r, who died Saturday morn
ing. Interment viii be made In Home
cemetery. Wrs. Liberty Mr.. Pra!. was
4 member &C nc christian church and or
Liberty I.odg" No. 2s. y. r. \ NJ.
AID co- many wears VAS past master or
;ha, Lodge ~ rlac" IN N" communi :
- vii! no. be easily GNed and his death
VAS a source OF regre; ~ his wild" circle
81 friends and a"quatntarces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
wANTED-TEMALE

WANTED TWO experienced dining
-""rp girls. Telephone IS Elm Grov"
- some Hous" NJ HOnry's Point. s"p.6-h
LADY pEMONSTRATOR-- -Toung iadv
.hlc can sell 20 women: work a. fair.
S. day and meals Write Demon
st"q ,pr. care lSts,itg"rc"r sep. tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Auto Displays.

Many automobiles were exhibited on
the grounds IN the rear Of the grand
sta nd. l.. |. Hall and g.. 4. Thompson
were demonstrating :hc Dris"oc car:
the Noble trucks wcr" also on display:
II. l.. Morris had a number OF Dodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Lynch Rites

This morning.. from the Schroeder
FUn"",' Nnm" :urcra, services vii be
ned 90 :rc ,a:e Mrs. B>Sey Lynch.
n-"I =" N-H,S VII" h!ed at North
Whce,'ar hosrIra, Sunday evening" a:
t; "',,ock. :ri'nw:Hg an Illness OF
ns"-H than ? year. Requiem nigh mass
Ai,, y" offered a: =. 1os"ph's rathelras
=, ,.'r,",> and !a:"rrr-nt VII nc mads
n NJ, Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
wANTEp-SALEsLADIES

SALES. \ pies Two " 'hIn. u..,' ~
i.cI~;HS worI"n -: good address. -
So, -. l"!"at Appliances E.Xp"-:,''..'
~ aSS... hut rr' necessary. ApilS Nr.
k.'7."G.". Nam :."''-. s't"N" N Tnnui,,>.
s"p@-!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
WIFE BEATING CHARaH

David Powell 49, 'rrc"t"d on Seventh
street early mis- morning w Officer
Burke charged With wife heating II"
VII! h" arra,gu"i IN police court THIS
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Exhibition Nail

6xh1pie1ou Hal
The exhibition hall is Of more interest
this year than ever. Resides the var
ious industrial and commercial booths,
two Of exceptional Interest can b seen.
They are the Wheeling High school and
he L. S. department OF Agriculture.
This IS the irst time In Al years that
Inc federal government has exhibited
anything at a fair. There Is vast
array Of pictures and models.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
wANTED-SALE SnHN

WANTED-Sa ~nIa mayer ard S1.N%rlcu
wanted in cle' ;r!ca. appliance d"phr'-
mat G"nI earnings 20 m"n vi" &c
at" L. pr"lt'r results Apps Nj.
k,cp.u""r. Ma" :;"Ur SION" X Thomas.
-ruc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

III weather conditions prevail,
the fair will have an exception
ally big crowd every day this
week. Yesterdays crowd was
the biggest | have ever seen
there on Labor Day" Mayor
Charles Coleman. OF Martins
, Ferry stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

r",r SA..r. IS. form. rrn. : rra-, aad
:; vat. y T Wa.,.s". ,'."r.Ne
tn. ohio. :-I.c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
WANTED runNrsaED APAnrmENrs

wANTFD--N t~"iy ,a-r SHOT .',,a.
arar,inan: or N"uS~ - W&~"..g ~
vicinity ttd-~ss T. = RnN ass Wrc"'-
INK sou N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
THE MENDEL COMPANY
carl J. Kspnsr. Pro-.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
Priva.. Chapel. 1908 chaplins Street
Cali Phone 1911?
DIED

RE:fl.I.Y sunday. Scptcmhcr l.
.12L i; "a "'c"lCk y. M. NJ Whre.-
lng hrspita. JOlEN ]. REILLY
Funeral from th. chapel az IN" M,ndel
Funeral nome. lS0A Char!inc street.
Tuesday morning a: $50 R'qu."m
mass AZ - I"s"ph.S rathrd;nl ,
uriosk Friends ar" Respectfully. in-
L.t"0 - attend i1'erm"nt iIrI"a'c.
NJ calvary cemetery iI"as" omit
flower.
RYKNf.---Dn saturday. September ?.
,. 1921. a. : 80 O'Clock ?. m. Il, her
homo. SIS Commerce street "cils-
burg, ". Va. MrS MARY RiRNE.
w.:r g." John \. Ny-E". IN her sixty
third year.
Funeral Ssrl:c"s at , o'cIock Tuesday
morning Il, - l"hn.S catholic church.
We. SilIrg luI"rm"nt IN Brooke
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
wAN-ED-MAL1.

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ran. Answer 10y letter. g;vins nagr"s
@, last thr~" t:-nis so- whom you HaE'
wcr Hcd Address X. T.. carr Int Ken
Ger. s''-k
WANTED So W!ds awake. cHperIen, 90
salesman 70 sell nigh grade ,'ars sni
trucks Apply n own Handwriting.
Address E,x I. caro- In'e!,igsrc"C
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

WANTED
BSYS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
office. 1905 Market 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Exposition Hall.

Se,e~ y. f.rc In mo history 81 the
fair h,,, .a,:. hcrn rs many cun"""-
sIons Tir,, nos rs many places 10
"a, rpu toe fnund rs IN former years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Oatman's Dances.

Tn" harr,uE ha' throughout tho
,f'crunrn and "i"rinG was crowded.
NJ and Mr.. pT'mru are conducting
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13

Jap was first identified with
Sooner football as a Boomer on the
freshman eleven in 1916. In 1917 sick
ness prevented him from playing
and finally caused his withdrawal
from the university. But in 1918 he
returned and won his first 20" at
end with Ben G. Ovens S. A. T. c.
all-victors eleven.
The 1919 fotball season was dis
appointment to Haskell for he in
jnred his neck in the early practice
and was unable to play the rest of
the year. His injury was still bother
ing him when he returned to the
football field last fall but in spite OF
Il he played throughout the season
and his steller work at pass grabbing
and defnse contributed largely to the
success of Oklahoma in winning the
Missouri Valley championship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-13
Take Finger Prints
of Man Being Held
in ChickasI1u Jail

Finger prints of William O'Brien
man being held in the city Jail on
"vag' charge were taken yesterday,
accordng TO Chas. Dayton, desk SER
geanEYDuplicates of the finger prints
will be sent to many police headquar-
ters throughout the country in an
attempt to ascertain whether the
man is wanted for any law viola
tion, Sergt. Dayton said.
oBrien was arrested on complaint
of Corpl. f. A. Simmons of the local
army recruiting station. Simmons
complained that O'Brien was knock
ing the army and army life.