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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
The Medium Wall

NJ y. C.. Columbia The Mcd!an
wall wall; IN Incient history. was wall
Tigri" 10 the Euphrates. Lu,it ne -
defense of BabylOnia. :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
"HId-Cy;1ppcI."

Clara iiinball Young is still max
Ing big hit In her Mid Channel"
which is now being shown ut the
broadway Thcatcr Miss Young does
some OF the best acting Of her ca
rehr In this picture. and il is GER
;ainly one of The hest pictures seen
at The local movie house in some time
Large crowds have been seeing the
attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

There is something wrong somewhere From
Washington comes the report that MIR. Daniels
VIII resume his duties editor of the News
and observe when he rctircs from the Cab
met. and from Asheville comes the dispatch
that Mr.. Daniels has signed up as lecturer
with the Redpath Chatauqua. One thing Is
certain. he can't do both y man who edits a
daily paper has time for gallavanting
around over the country making speeches un-
der II tent.-Winston- Salem journal.
Efficiency and economy the watchwords
N Washington. but ii is noted that the mails
are not less cluttcrcd than usual at this sea-
son with congressional free secds.--Grecns-
Gcro News.
!iut We would hate to have Hughes job OF
trying 10 bring his views the league Of
lions around 10 suit the Senate or making the
Senate come over to the Secretary of states
aide Durham Herald
South Carolina grants divorces for any
cause. North Carolina laws arc not so dras-
tic as that. but this state is moro conscrva-
tive as to divorce than most States. II would
be much better for North Carolina to work to-
wards the South Carolina plan than to get
further away from it.--Raleigh News OBJ
server.
Secretary Daniels pronounccs confidence In
Mr. DENLY, who sttabe Hardins's Secretary OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Charcoal E,h.. Daily r,,,,,,

when dawg bite yo'all on dc shin" said
|harcoal Eph. In a mood. de Bible don say
hothh bout handin' him dc yuddah la!E-no
sub! Keep yo had an git n brick, Ia, n
chop, Mstah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Proof,

We'll. ! guess that awful quarrel betwecn
Jones and his wife is over now"
They've kissed and made up?"
NO. III looks to me like they've separated
i notice he shavcs every day now and koeps
ms c.othes pressed and his shoes shined."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
RIDICULOUS,

SO. here and there and now and then
1T happens to the best of men
That something slips /. cog goes hing
Ana makes mess of everything!
Ana so he falls back his weakness
Admit his fault with manly mecknes.
EXclaims his grief AID zoe. his way
Nor hardly has the nerve TO say:
IMPOSSIBLE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

fiardnSs folks at Marion presented him
with loving cup. but under the we'll known
amendment il doesn't mean anything
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
local Temperatures Ye,ter,,.,y
Local Rainfall.

RaimfaiI p hhonrs sndinG ) p. y. Nome
Excess since March !. ~
Excess since January .I..... lin
i;ocni Observations mt 4 l.. VI. Yesterday
ma direction. south; wind velocity q
J.. NJ, cloudy. 't IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Just as usual, when tho rivers and
harDors Dill was passed. the Noble Jeems
lai!ed 10 get even honorable mention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
The Weather
FURNISHED by o. g. Weather Bureau,
Forecast: Virginia.

Forecast: Eirglnln-
Partly cloudy Thurs
days colder by Thurs
day night. Friday fair
nn,i colder.
North CarOlinn-Part-
~ cloudy Thursday,
Friday fur i,nd much
colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Echoes From Down Home

a Virginia student came losing his life
in fraternity house fire wncn ne returned
IN an effort To save some OF his books Not
hooks of stamps and cigarette papers, hope.
Wilmington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

tho Navy. From observation MIR. Daniels
knows DENLY to be n competent man ana is
frank enough TO say so.-Charlotte Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Alaska dispatch tells OF man being tori
TO pieces by wolves. Proftecrs mus; be
getting dcsperatY.uD in that territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Having engineered many of them, wen
say that when Henry Cabot Lodge saws a
thing is a humbug he knows what he is talk
ing about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Up With the Times
by II. o. Is,

Tom Marshall always has been an oar,r.,
apostle of the 5-cent cigar. but for his sake
we nope mat was not the kind the Senate
gave him in token of It's esteem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Let Foch tell en-. He's the lad that can
make The Germans understand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Gihson Mt Rex.

The Grip OF the Law" In which
'IIoot" Gibson is being featured. is
said to he n thriller from start to
finish, and will be seen today at the
Rex. In addition 10 the feature at
traction there will be the usual other
comedies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Minister'S are going 10 Roanoke for State
convention. but of course, Roanoke was not
selected for the same reasons travelling sales
men make ii their week end Mecca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
InpossibIe!


There arc Il lot of plans and things
That fly while on hopeful wings
bnt at the test they provo to be
Most posi- abso-tiv-i-lcc
IMPOSSIBLE!
The League Of Nations, as Il stood
was vepy fair. and mighty good
iSut when the last test was applied
AS To how the fleas should share the hide
IMPOSSIBLE.
when woman's curiosity
Is curbed. the thing Is sure to be
y hHzie take Lots wife by heck
who turned TO salt and rubbernec<.
l5E all the rules, she should have sped
Nor Tor moment turned her head
But could she, would she, should she do
The stunt as she ordered to?
PREPOSTEROUS.
We heard man electionecr
with promises both wide and clear
And pledge himself to rid the craft
vi every rat that smcllcd OF graft!
Then, swept into the usual way
OF Following leaders day by day
lie voted Aye He should have roared
1t:
No-o-o-o!' D'yuh think he could ne.
ford it?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

President Wilson enjoins Mr.. Baker to take
good care of the mint" We have some in n
fine state OF preservation but nothing to go
with II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

During their visit Of i've minutes il is pre-
surncd rom Marshall instructed the incoming
Vice President as to all the duties connected
with the job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

'gHLIsHED every. day in the year nt 10 South
ZENITH Street, Richmond. Va. BY Tho Times
Dhpntch Publishing Co., Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

New York Tribune objects to editorial eulo-
Sies upon the outgoing President. and so far
as We can recall it never has tossed any roses
in his path during his eight years i'm Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Moving day for the Wilson's is not so simple
after all, since a carpng Congress shows signs
of objectins to them taking along the gifts
made To them by other countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
ENEMY OF PEOPLE
CONTINUED from Page ons)

bounds Of law and justice. Unfortunate
~ such Is not the case.
The Public Service commission takes
cognizanCe OF the interests OF the people
only when the people are represented ny
lawyers in hearings before the COM
mission. For example. II there IL an ap-
pllcation for rate increase and notice
giving the date Of hearing has been adj
vcrtiScd in the newspapers and the peo-
pie are not represented at the hearing.
the case Is. as rule, not investigated
but the increase is granted without
further delay The Public Service Com
mission goes on the assumption that II
the peoples representative is not there
10 oppose the increase IL Is just and
should be allowed. The commission for
gets that each of three individuals serv-
ing on II are the representatives OF the
people and that to them. collectively and
individual y,the interests Of the people
should come first and last. The public
utilities have rights beyond 81 question.
but It Is the commissions place to- CO.
ordinate these rights with the rights Of
the people, whether the people lie repre-
scented or not. This. however. Is not
the case. the Public Service Commission
has become according to a we'll known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

high hope for human brotherhood and
high Attachments.
Just AS the Pilgrims had u practical,
mind for material things HWli eject! "
pursuits OF their higher .dra.~ :" must
We with cur .nh"rItanr"
Must Guard Power.
Jus" as these fathers drew Together
toward ample authority /" max" the L.
ton AMI still preserve the freedom ~
those VINO compose I. SO must We gul ri
agaInSr the supreme CcntraliZatl"n ~
power a! home and the $upcr-stal" -:
N" world More. "" mus. combat -"
menace IN the growing assumption tina
the state must SUPPORT the people. lTi
Just pUN eminent Is merely the guaranty
To the people OF the night and npportu'
nifty Of that people Ia support them
today Is tho tendency TO turn % Wash
!ngtnn for the things which arr the
tasks or the duties OF the ~ COMMON
wcalthS which constitute III" nation.
Having wrought tho nation M IN" cen
trial pUwrr 81 preservation AMI dclcfSe.
1t uS preserve II so.
Here wIs IN" carly dedication 10 %
lig:ous liberty and p"liti"ai freedom II
was Il sublime Gift to pOEtCrltY. VIC
dny than hY sweeping aside tn" errors.
tho failures the disappointment tue
bctraNa'a OF our day. AMI plant N'r" 'n'
AZ America and all the world the stand
ards OF highest JUSttrc and rel h"I";'i'
brotherhood This would add I" 'hc
volume Of rejoicing on earth ana E!''
echo To The heavens OF the nohIcr aSp.r'
alton Of united mankind. II would IN
no torch OF liberty which was iEht"h
hcrr but would s., the world AElow
with new hopes. new confidence and new
,.N4't:IfinD'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

a.. was An operative of the agency MT
F,!t. hurried to W".ch at noon today
~ soon a. word "C the tragedy was re-
,,,vrd here.
Lively has been a prominent figure IN
al the trials developing out o. the
Ma,-wan hatil,. last year and the IN
GuStrial iruuh!rs in general in N" Mlle"
rrid -" Years ne hI- been Sr'r"tiF IN
he Srrv.,r Of n" liHiIw'n-F"'S h"-
iccI.v, agency and after III" Mh'r"an
h,,tl" hr went there. "p"n"d up a res
tuurant and proceeded to gather c"l-
drnr" regarding that affair. l'urihS
tho trial ut Williamson. his llcntity as
an nprrativ" became known. I'm the
actual day Of the Mat"wan flgh' - was
in the Headquarters Of ths United Mine
Workers at Charleston. it IL allrgch. lie
is also one OF thr principal Witnesses IN
tho ras" agains: Hatfield aud others
charged with shooting up Mohawk
YEAR ago Following the Williamson
trial and the collation. of hi identity
~ Il Baidw .n-f'cltS operative. Lively
vas transferred from Ming" county.
and established In Mcdowell with hcac )
quarters at Welch. The local offices %
rhr agency stated that George iencn
vas not connected with the agency. Dut
was deputy sheri VI M'b'"c!'
COUNTY.
Ed Chambers went to Welch MHtoay
morning at Sid IIatfeld's hondsman. IN
fact. il is asserted. Chambers had been
Hatnrld's bondsman ever since Inc
Matewan night. and had ac' omItn!ed me
cx- police chief everywhere ne went
Chambers IS also alleged 10 have bee"
one OF the PARTICIPANTS in the Ma'eWan
LhOp.ipr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

I among other things. arms and ammuni-
ton. In the spring election. he was
elected constable of Magnolia district.
the township in which Matewnn is Sit
uated Being Classed as An officer Hat
field was permitted to carry arms.
Wrupuns are denied residents OF Mingo
under Governor MurGan's proclamation
of martial Jaw
Soon after h:s election. Hatfield was
arrested charged with assaulting T. j.
Smith, superintendent Of the Stone
Mountain Coal corporation. from the
houses Of which discharged miners had
. been rviCtcd Just before the Matcwan
fight 4 little more thap year ago.
. Hatfield was taken TO Williamson
whrr, he gave bond for his appea rance
in court.
Was to 60 on Trial Monday
He returnc'! Ia Mair%iIn and HnH car
rying on the business nf his store when
Sheriff Hatfield. Of Mcdowell county. a
distant relative came her" and arrested
him on an indictment charging him with
participa ton in Il pistol attack on Mo-
hawk. Il TnInIn.; town N the Mingo IN
dustrlal region jus. over the Line in
Mcdowell county.
Hc WAS taken 20 WclCh. the county
seat where, II was understood here the
trial was to begin this morning.
Ed chambers who WAS killed by Hat
fields side was the Youngest Of the de-
PENDANTS in the MatcWan battle trial,
hr.nE scarcely more than Il years old.
He served under Hatfield ~ special
policeman in Mat"wan and like him.
VAS permitted to carry arms. Both men
! were looked upon as being able TO draw
quick. and hit the mark"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
,oIitician, "a Public Corporation Ser.
Cannot undsrStand e


Getting back to the United Fuel Gas
conpany and the increase demanded BY
il, the gas consumers OF Charleston and
HUNTINGTON are at loss 10 know Why
nj this time when all materials and COM
uodities are on the downward trend. the
[ nitcd Fuel Gas Company should nave
thc nerve TO ask for a 100 per cent In.
crease. On September :. 1918. this COM
many was given an increase In rates ~
The Public Service Commission said, TO
meet the present abnormal. unsettled
and rapidly changing war eondition1.
II Is 10 bs wondered on what grounds
the commission will Justify Itself when
II grants the proposed advance, Il II
shouId happen to do so. But = little
thing like that would not affect the Pub
lie Service Commission: II did not slut
ter when IL gave the Hope Natural Gas
Company it's increase IN June nor In
several other increases TO gas companies
The Public Service Commission docs not
have to give any excuses. SUI IL VIII Do
rather interesting to hear ~hat IL NJ
TO say il the increase is given. as In AL
probability IL will be If the present com.
mission hears the case. 1t Will DO In
toresting 10 compare the grounds Tor
granting the increase with the STATE
,1cnt made In 1918: II will he interesting
to sec whether the commission knows
that the war is over and that the ao-
normal. unsettled and rapidly changing
war conditions" are also over.
The Public Service Commission mas
allowed rate increase after rate In
crease in the past with utter tmpunity
and disregard for the interests of tho
public and 1t has gotten by with little
or no censure. These happy days arc
gone and in the future the actions OF
the Public Service Commission will be
scrutinized most carefully and judged
by the people whom II representa- The
commission has brought itself into the
eyes OF the public. and what II does from
now on will bc followed intently. It
would be most unfortunate for the COM
mission II II should open Itself to
further criticism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Sketches of the Two
Victims of Shooting

Matewan. W. Va. Aug. SD nat
field who was killed at Welch tooaE
was only - years OF age and was one
- tho best known men along the mcsI
virginia Kentucky border. lie was horn
in This community and after going 10
work in tho mines became II mine G!cc-
trician He early became interested IN
politics and was made CHIEF OF ponce
or Nntewan under Mayor Z. G. Tester
man. who was killed in the fight with
private detectives here in 1920 and
whose widow Hatfield married less
than two weeks later at Huntington
West Virginia.
The tragedy in Welch today makes
Mrs. hatfield q widow tho second timo
IN less than two years.
After llatfieid's acquittal at william
son for the part the state charged that
he played in the fight there. he TO-
turned 10 Matewan and transformed the
iewclry store which FISHERMAN former,
~ owned into hardware store which s"ld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
A TESTIMONIAL

A. meeting Of tho Board OF D!rAc-
tors Or VI. Marsh " Son held on the 80; n
day OF July. 1921. the following wa,
adopted:
The life Of Joseph Henry Goilner vas
an eXemplicati"n 90 the opportunities
afforded by our country.
Eorn in Germany in 1867. he was
brought 70 the United States as a hoy.
and. shortly after his arrival. entered
the employ ot NJ. Marsh & Son as a to-
bacro strlpper. Sy his Industry and
perseverance he ruSc r',rnugh the vari-
Gus ranks To the position OF genera
manager ~ tho Company. which position
he fllei with great success until tho
time of his death.
In the death OF Mr.. Gollner the off,
,rrs. directors and employees -. NJ.
Marsh S Son have suffered an ire
parable loss. and OUR community III s
seen deprived of Il citizen whose active
interest in public affairs had earned the
respect and devotion 90 AL with whom
he was .SSoCiatcd.
The officers and directors Of NJ. Marsh
& Sons tender tho most heartfelt SYM
patty 10 his hc-ca ed family.
r. r MCNEIL.
r. - MORGAN JE.
J STONES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
MI. HATFIELD Silent.

Huntington. W. Va. Aug. l.-Mrs. Sid
Hatfield bride Of a year. whose nus
band WIS shot and killed To-Day ~
Wclch. ". Va. declined tonight over
long distance telephone 10 make sta.c-
mcnt To the Iicrald-DiSpatCh.
she has nothing to say" teLephone
operator. quoted her.
Before tho words were repeated 10
the H"-a Id Dispatch. Mrs. tiathe"d' ""-
cCrding 10 tho opcr"t"r *"'d she must
Lnov b,forc permitting telephone con-
pcc,!on What Information was desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Proposals for Pupils transportation

T." Road do: Education NJ the p.S-
.-.ci o: Tr:adelphia. County - ONO.
WrS' N:rg,riR. Will until noon. Tuesday.
August 9. receive proposals 10 transport
pup:,s 20 Elm Grove. s. Rr.Ggr and
Edr.nGiOn Lane Schools on RnUi's NJ.
l. No. aHd No. FOR the mex: schoO,
year. wagons ~ DO furnished by N"
hoard ~ education. Successful CON
tractor should furnish bond Cor the
faithful performance ot his ""ntract
Tho board reserves the rLEh. % rnjrct
any and al proposals Mail NOur writ
ten propose stating IA" amount n"r
day - n" sc"-''0ry. Cr,A lark. wheel
M. W Va
BY order Of he board.
: : LArOR JR..
tv-c6-21-au-2 Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
SAM MONTGOMERY
Continued Prom Page One)

stood near Lively when he killed hat
frid. can't think anything else than
that Sid lIatfieldS death WAS dcnberate-
" brought about by Lively.
This 4. c. Lively. we know. was n
sneak and a spy IN tho ranks or tho
miners union while NJ the same umo he
vas In tho employ OF the Baldwin-Feits
detective agency. lie attended the re-
crct meetings OF the miners organize =
ton and took money from both sides for
attending their convention. ! think
there Is no doubt in the mind OF any
fair man that hr perjurcd himself. as
shown by his testimony In tho Matcwan
trials and before the United States
senate Investigating committee AZ Wash
ington."
Special Train to Funeral
Mr.. Montgomery sail that he intends
70 go on special train from Charles
ton 20 Matewan with party ~ Sid Hat
fields friends to attend tho funeral! 4
full train load of labor officials. miners.
and personal friends of the dead man
will be at Matcwan fur tho funeral. he
said, unlcsS Governor MorEan's martial
Jaw prevents.
Nj. Montgomery. who Is grand keeper
Of records and s"ais OF the West Viz
ginia grand lodge Knights 0f rythias.
spoke very frclnGIy "f the death OF Hat
feld who WAS n member Of Magnolia
lodge No. 81 knights OF rythias. Mr
Montgomery said the funeral proba bly,
will be held Wednesday.
Until Sid Hatfield. as chief Of police
Of MaIcwan. had the trouble with Bald-
win Fclts detectives at that town. he
was the most peaceah.e and one OF The
mos. liza Bile young fellows I ever knew.
He was more OF big. good natured boy.
He weighed a bout IL" pounds. was about
feet ? inches tall. and had light b'uH
eyes and light hair Until the Matcwan
trouh!" he wore perpetual smile.
Since then God knows he has been af-
fnrl,d l!trle OnpOrtunity to smile"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Masonic Funeral Notice

\ Special Communication 90 Mel
s"n Lodge No. 30. a. r. II A. II Will
he hHld n IN" lodge room. Scottish
Ei'" Cathedral. Tuesday. August ;.
1921. At 100 u'Ciotk p. NJ for III"
purp">" ~ attending the fumes! OF
"ur rato brother. William {. Franz.
as WAS his request.
Members Of Sister iudEes invited.
TRANSPORTATION curn. shed. Ey order
CHARLES W. SCHAMRHA. W. ".
Attest: JOE r. BORLANp. Seq.
aulS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
President Hopes World
Will Witness New Era

Plymouth, NrAss-, Aug. IA hope
that the disarmament oonfsr~ncs
called By the United States may
erinx 70 the world . new ara OF
peace and freedom WAS expressed
by PrestdAnt HArdiaS today In m
address here at the eoroenesrAry OF
the landing Of the PN9rins-
CnarAceer1dnR tho international
situation AZ more than promising"
the president asserted that tho seed
Of common tolerance and under
st1ndinS planted by the fathers
Zero WOO beginning TO bar fruit
tro,sand fo,d In tho relations BE-
:T-o-n pHttons.
"A now hope looms today" said
so president; I'VE arc slowly but
rrry surely recovering from thu
-ros.ns and sorTows and utter dtsar-
TSrgcmeEss Of . caeacly EnicAl war.
Peace Is bringing It's new aBsur-
anccS; and pen1tsnt realization and
insi s.ent conscience VIII preserve
that peaoa Our faith 10 frrner that
wars causes may 30 nntninired and
overnurdon armament may be
largely diminished And these, too,
without surrender Of the nationality
which has inspired or tho GOOD con-
science which has defended
The l1t""nat'nrIi pr"specL - NOR
than promising and IN" distress and lie
prc~s."r at bone ARE Symn;ona,:c y
early --,"vrry. Solvent financially
sound economically. -unriva,l"d in gen
IuS. uaeSce!lcd IN industry. -rSOiute /
determine tirn And unwaver'ng IN ta:tS
these United STATES ~ cary on
Praises New England
In the curse ~ h:S speech Nh. Hard
ing praised particularly the p&r; -e!iS
!ouS freedom and Other New Enelan'
traditions h%d r.ayed In development o
;hs nation He also took occasion Z
dsplore the common tendency e concen
tra:e governmental authority in Wash
!nGton ard - reafrirm his faith Il
religion - an essential clement OF goo
The r-"s!dent said n part.
y, Is no, too nu,h to say tina, IN
three centuries which haV" Iasssd Sia'
men ut our race came here III FOUND
new STATE have been tho most moment
GUS and The r'osc pregnant IN AL IN
progress % human kind.
This and ;hc Virginia shore wer
transp!artei The seed @. -epresentatir
democracy. the new deals ~ na;ionaut
through association "rd representation
and there has dew i"p"l seemingly N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

what ne would do Ia lively when he
got the chance
State Of Apprehension.
The sudden and dramatic death Of
Hatfield leaves M!ngo and Mcdowell
counties in state Of half c1pectant
apprehension. arI the question In
Ce@tral this afternoon was What
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

Lost. saturday evening. .f.llv 50. =.
Er:a-"r"rl 80 Wheeling Traction car.
iorPst h"NN ro-r. ing "at'n nd hos
pal -. r.ni. 2!>p $500 in o:..s and
"i,'nr". Reward e returned :" Irtc',!-
.-"r'''" "in"e. "I-o-l