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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
BRENT
Drought Is Broken Much to De-
light of Farmers-Play
Will Be Given.

The drought was broken Wednesday
| by a shower. which was very much
needed and for which all are glad.
| F. H. Berry and wife returned We'd
nesday from their bridal tour, and
stopped over to see their mother Mrs.
Laura Berry.
Mrs. L. C. Stanley and children are
here on a visit to her mother, MS.
Mary T. Allen.
Mrs. Allen returned Tuesday from
Milton where she had been TO see her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. E. Hodgkins. Mrs
Hodgkins had been i'll for some time,
and she died Sunday at o'clock and
was buried Monday.
Mrs. Coskrey spent the day with
Mrs. ST. John, Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Johnson is in Pensacola
with relatives. She had an operation
on her throat Tuesday, and is doing
nicely.
Mrs. Coskrey and several of the
young folks have planned moonlight
picnic for "wednesday night for Miss
Signund, who returns to her duties IS
nurse in the Inge sanitarium. Mobile
Thursday. She has been visiting here
while on her vacation.
Mrs. Dudley Hoyt and children re-
turned to their home in Pensacola
Saturday, having spent week most
delightfully."- here with relatives.
There is to be fine play given at
the school house here soon to finish
paying for the piano
Mrs. Henry Brown spent the day
with her mother, Mrs. Dave Johnson,
Wednesday.
The girls league met at Mrs. Longs,
Wednesday, at a. M. as usual.
Miss Inez Harrington has gone back
to her work at the navy yard, having
recovered from her illness.
Mr.. A r. Britt has had a new coat
of paint put on his house.
Mrs. williams, of Goulding, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Peterson,
and also at the home Of w. II. Kilbee.
Mrs Moody expects to leave on the
first of July for her old home in
Mississippi, where she expects to take
treatment We all hope for her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Coskrey is entertaining Miss
sigmund, of Mobile.
Several families formed a picnic
party at Carpenters creek.
The young people spent a social
evening at the home of Mr.. Hood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Caraway, Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen was called to Milton tol
the bedside of her cousin, Mrs. Hodg-
kins, who is Ill.
There was a tacky party at j. j.
dcKee's. Friday night. Miss Nancy CO.
the prizes for having the most "tacky" |
costumes. Refreshments of ginger cake |
and lemonade were served.
Mrs. E. B. Harrington went to town /
Miss Inez Harrington has been i'll
for several days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
BRENTGOULDING SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The monthly meeting of the Brent
Goulding School association Will be
held in the school building Tuesday,
July at p. m. superintendent A. S.
Edwards is expected TO be present and
to address the association on matters
Of intw@N to the school.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
GOLD RUSH TO PEACE
RIVER DISTRICT is OFF
fsy The Associated Press.

EDMONTON, Alta, July 2.-The
gold rush in the Peace River district
has '.petered out" according to word
brought here by Inspector Hancock of
the Alberta provincial police at Peace
River. The rush was strong and en-
while it lasted, the inspec-
tor reported, but little gold was found.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
JUDGE CAMPBELL TO
BE OUT OF CIRCUIT

Judge A G. Campbell of De Funiak
announced that he viii not be in the
circuit for the next ten days or TWO
weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
REGULAR MEETING OF
COUNTY BOARD MONDA-y

The regular meeting Of the board Z
county commissioners will be held q
the court house Monday morning It
$3.50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
DR., STONE IN
DEATH PLUNGE
Wife, Who is Rescued From
Mountain Fastnesses, Tells
Of the Tragedy

RanN Alberta July G. Details ~
the first statement made hy Mrs. W. T..
Ston" concerning the tragir death or
her husband thr president ~ purdue
University. who fcll to his fate in the
solitary fa$tnc>S Of Mount Eanoa on
July -. were brought here by mes
ScnEcr from tho r"$,uinE party tonight
As Mrs Stone described tn" tragedy
tho guide S;Gd. her husband had at
tempted a snort rut up Rock chimney.
u steep peak faced with rock fragments
She waE follow !ne hut ;hcy were not
ropcd together.
When the ascent Of thc peak Vas
about half completed, the rock on which
Dr. stone was standing, suddenly gave
way and he plunged over her head 70
his death on tho cl!T below.
Mrs stone attempted "a reach his
side. scaling down IN" "cipi'"ua fa""
or the cWfr until Sh" found hrseE ma
rooncd on IN" narrow icder from which
she was rescued A'most dead from eN-
poSurc. There VAS 4 t!ny-.$'"am trick
ling from 4 crack IN ~" ,rdc" and th:s
provided h"r on;y means "t ;ust"nan'".
Contrary tN pr"Nio'!s r"I"rtS. the mos
>cnErr aid. the body II pr. Stone has
no, been found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Moore Arrest Shows
Big Whiskey Ring
Operating In ". Va.
Special Dispatch to The intelligence.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
Charleston. ". Va. July 2f.-ActVi-
tics OF the aii"ecd international ~h.s-
key ring, operations or which have been
disclosed IN tho eastern coast. were
traced today to transactions through
which The whiskey smugEied into the
country Is disposed of % the u'tir-lte
consumer IN the opinion OF state pro-
hibition officials.
In the arrest Of Hoscy Moore. COM
missonCr Walter S. Hallapan Of he
s,ate bureau, believes he has uncovered
evidence which will show widespread
operations Of the ring OF smusg'ers IN
West Virginia. Moore IS not cIasseo
as a "bootlcgger" by officials. because
his transa ctions are limited 70 supply
Ing retailers with contraand whiskey.
Hallanan said.
The bureau established the fact that
Moore, with two companions, made reg
,lar trips between West Virginia points
and Newport News Va. bringing back
with him several cases Of sealed whis-
kew on each trip. In making the arrest
today, dry agents confscatrd three
cases OF imported French brandy which
had been buried on an East End resi-
dcncc property. Agents alleged To DC
operating under Moore are being traced
by the officials and number of 7rte's
arc exrtCt"d to be made within 'ort1
eight hours. Moore. himself. Is oeins
held under three thousand dollars ooroA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
AHRENS DECLARES He
Will MAKE THE STATE
AS DRY AS SAHARA
REDISTRIBUTION OF
OFFICERS PLANNED
Two Men to Be Detailed For
Duty In the More Important
Cities and Counties

Huntington. July 27--ln-eas~d an
ror-"-7~"t activity that will make West
N.-rtr'. As dr. A. N" sahara" Is
planned hy Charles " AhrcnA new
state director 81 prohibition eaforce-
rncnt. a,ro-iinE tn a statement made
after confrrr,ng With attaches of the
local prohibition office today.
\ redistribution Of the personnel NJ
federal prohibition forces in th- state
vii he made August as The inita!
step IN the campa En. he said.
His plan Is 10 detail two mon 10 encA
of tho more important cities and ooun,
ties Wheeling Huntington. Charleston
and ParkersburE. arc 10 Zach get two
men and possibly two moro will he rs
signed 10 a city In tho eastern part or
tho sta'c The shakeur will make Tor
increased efficiency, believes hr. An
r"uS
When tho changes are made. rr-
rcwcd and unrcmittinc fight VII he
warct against r." moonshncr. boot
logger and tipplcr. asserted th" dry
rh,eF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
TAX MEASURE
WILL PRECEDE
TARIFF ACTION
WHITE HOUSE DINNER
CLEARS UP SITUATION
Passage Of Fordney Tariff
Bill May Be Delayed Until
Winter Session

Washington. July -. - LesislatlVs
programs of thr next fcw weeks IN the
senate and house W"r" fairly wei OUT
lined today aS result OF conferences
between President Harding and num-
Der Of Republican senator's at "hite
House dinner last night.
Administration plans. as disclosed ny
senator's. call for passage by the mousse
Of the internal revenue revision Dill ano
Of several senate bills BY August g. win
a view to recess or adjournment of
congress soon after until late IN sep
;cmhcr nr early in October.
Probably the most important feature
OF the program disclosed was the pres'-
dents drs:r" - have tho tax Dill en-
actc,I ahead ot N" F"rdney tarin re.
vision measure. senate leaders ureeo
this change. II was said and now plan
to hold tho tariff hill IN the hnance
committee until after the tax measure
Is put through.
Tariff May GO over
The program was said 20 leave tne
CONTINUED ON Page fvsivO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
PREDICT CAPTURE Of CUMM|NS
MURDERER WITHIN FEW HOURS
Man Filling Mitchell's Decrlp-
tion Seen at Toronto and
Mingo Junction - Funeral
of Murder Victim Largely
Attended.

Special Dispatch 10 The intelligence.
Steubenville. o.. July 27.-Whilc the
funcra! cortcge Of Harry u. Cumm:ns.
aged 33 years. auto "a lnsman and OK
service man. whose murdered body wA>
inuni Tuesday afternoon on pcrmar :
run, two miles west OF the city. slowly
wended its way To Union cemetery his
afternoon through lanes OF sorro~taS :
friends and acQuaintances. city and
county authorities were redoubllnG
their efforts TO find Howard Mitchell
alias Harry CArman. aged - year'.
Wellsville. o., barber. the alleged slayer.
Police are confident tho murderer
will be behind the bars within twenty
four trYrS They believe that he IS
somewhere in the Immediate vicinity.
AMI are following up important clue"
that may lead to an arrest any minute
A. Hingo and Toronto. man was seen
answering Mitchells description during
the PAST twcnty-four hours. and !ato
today posse is searching corn he!ds
south Of Toronto for man who was
seen doiginG into field with suit
case.
That there may have heen some other
motive for the crime aside from rob
hcry Is now being considered by the
otficials. and every little clue is being
carefully investigated IN order that
numerous peculiar phases Of the case
that hold an element OF mystery NAV
be cleared UP.
woman Detained.
One woman is being detained In the
jefferson county Jail here IN >"nncc-
ton with the case. and II Is known that
several others have been cross-eHam-
ined. These women are all int'matcs
of the alleged slayer. 1t is learned.
Foxy" Fuller. n police character. was
arrested early today at shanty boat
on the liver and locked up rs material
witness. She Is believed to know
something about Mitchell that is ln''
portant for the police to know.
The possibility that Mitchell left this
section of the country and struck 'ut
for Canada. pre-announcCd dcstina-
ton. is not being overlooked. ann ire
corrh has become almost nation-wide.
officials throughout the country ne'nG
notified OF the $500 reward oflereu
by the Jefferson county commissioners
for his arrest.
ons Mar Job.
After running 10 earth score or
mora reDo-ts to the effect that Mitchell
and Cummins were not alone Oh theif
brief auto demonstration trip, 'eahIh''
TO tho supposition that the SLAYER mas \
confederate, authorities dcnnitcl' con-
fcA,,.d on Pa1s FWSlve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
GOVERNOR SMALL
NOT YET ARRESTED

,7icaco July Ex-Governor Len
Small indicted on charges OF cmh"zz'e-
ucnt Of state funds. while he was state
treasurer. LETT tonight for his homo AT
kankakcc after day Of conferences
with attorneys here. Reports rom
kankakcc after the last train from chi
caro were that tn" governor had not
arrived and il Is believed he has return
cd 10 Springfic,d Following the COVER
nnr's dcpa rturc his chief counsel. Aloci
Fink. announced that while several con e
fcreuccs had been held no decision hao
been reached as to the next move By
the state executive.
Refusal OF the SanEanon county an-
,bori,ies to come 70 ChiraSc and arrest
tho governor. and their expressed Will
inrncss TO await his return to Sprl lE-
field. upset the plans laid last nlFht for
n hearing on habeas corpus procrod'nss
before "A Cook county court.
Governor Smalrs attitude toward
unconditional surrender 10 Sangamon
county authorities waiting.to arrest him
on charges ot embczzlemcEt and con-
spIracy while state treasurer. had not
hccn made known 20 Sheriff! Henry
Mrs;cr tonight.
There Is no desire 10 cmearrass or
humiliate HIN. Sheriff Mrstcr said, and
We will not go 10 Cook county 10 serve
tho warrant "
"IIc can come hero and arrange his
bonds II ne has decided ~ ahan MS
idea nc protesting against arrest.
Al the governors office tonight IL
VAS said tho state cXecut!v" was pre-
sumably still IN Chicago" Friends OF
Governor Small said they believed nc
had not given UP his intention 10
pei ccfuIly resist arrest adding tha'
nn wou,d probably exhaust all priri-
lcgcs ne could obtain from the courts
before making his surrender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
LAWYERS GATHER
At CHARLESTON

Charleston. W. VA, July a. Mem
,,cr. of the West Virginia Bar associa-
ZION from all lartS Of the state wrre
arriving here tonight for the thirty
seventh annual meeting which will open
THURSDAY morning At 10 o'clock In the
federal court rooms.
John j. ConIrT: Wheeling. PRESIDENT OF
,hc association. will deliver the OPEN
In,. address on The BAR and the Seiec-
ion ~ Judges" Thursdays session
viii b, confined largely to routine ousl-
ness Including the election OF onlcerS
Tor the ensuing year.
Tho annual dinner will be held AZ
Edrcwood Country club THURSDAY even
inr nj o'clock. at which D. {. weston
h,ycr. federal district judE" ~ ONO
will deliver an addrcss'on Free Specch
In Wa. Times"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

TOXIC July ?7.- Before tn" reply "t
.hc I,pancs., government to the Amcri-
ran yD,rrnmcnt's invitation 10 take part
IN m. disarmament and Far Ia stern
conference. vas dispatched. the cabinet
had been occupied during all Tuesday
IN LalibcratiuE on the note.
Tho session BEGAN in the morning ana
lasted until the luncheon hour. when a
shor, adjournment took place. The
ministers then met again 1" conclude
,hr diminished discussions.
Th, correspondent OF III" Associated
rrc,S WAS informed A. o'clock in m"
c,,a.ns that 'apan had decided :" par
,tctrat.. N the discussion "r Far t.aSt-
crn matters but no Official announce
mcnt vas :hcn torthCom'nE I" Indicate
what the scope OF the japanese r'pE
70 Washington would be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
NAY ISAAC, 20, T10Har5 OFT eIHL
WHO ATTEHTS TO PREVENT
HER RASH DEED.
.r1r nrsGUsTEp WITH LIFE" ARE
LAST WORDS oP UNITED DAIRY
STENOdRAPHEH.
RECEMr ILLNESS ASSIGNED BIZ
PARENTS AS CAUSE OF pE1o.
INQUEST FRIDAY.

81 am nISEuStcd Win nc
These were the last words or MSS
May Isaac. @0.y"ar-"ld Martins Ferry.
O. Girl before shc BROKE tho hold or
Anna Jones. Il girl companion who At
tempted to prevent her from commit
ting :rlf-drStructirn. and hurled her
self into 'll,. ohio river fr"m the Term
irol bridge y: els O'clock last evening
The Isaac girl was drowned while her
compa mon. beaten black and hiue by
the cir! she tried TO save "atC'---! IN"
futile cr'nrts OF Mark Cuuls"n and "!iI
Anderson t. reach the Isaac Elr! IN
boat N ,i,r" +" save her lIfc.
Companion Pleads with Her.
The young suicide WAS u daughter "t
Mr.. and Mr. Dan Isaac, WI" live az |"J
North Seventh street. Martins Ferry.
She was employed IL The offices "f TIE
United Da.ry company on Sixteenth
er-rrt Whcclinr ard MIS- walk NJ 10
her homo in Martins Ferry. v!H H"r'h
Wheeling AMI III" Terminal bridge. n
comran, with Miss Anna Jones.
It : said ,ha: when the TWO girls
reached a point nr the br:dcc well nut
over the rn"li" ~ m" Ohio r!:"r.
the l,:aa girl. without warning. srtrtel
20 Climb onto Tho bridge TaIl Her SIrl
roupanrnn srizcri h.r and asked h"r
with ne" th.. Is.,ac g!rt Is reported to
have s-liA ard attempted - free h'CS.lt
from tn" hold - Anna ZONES.
III" lattcr r'"nd"! "itN th- Isaa'
c,-I - .',c ~ boz ,'i"'"7t :" cNi hr-
40 n-r~-l'uc - ntr r'o-v. "''.n :
rr.-,Ir.',i to her ard "ttcrrrr-d to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Fourteen Injured

liamm"nton. =. J, July @T.--F'ourtr"n
persons were injured. two Uf th"m
seriously. tonight in Il collision between
passenger and freight train IN tho
Cent raj RAILROAD rf New Jersey at
Chatsworth. q 'n''"= north ~ WIn>'ow
Junction. Roth engines were G"railrd
but the cot, ~" nf I'll" passenger train.
which was bound fr"H: ErdEeton to
Ecd Eauk remained on the track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Anti Ku KIux Move
Defeated By Texans

Austin. Tex. July PA resolution
by Representative Pntman proposing
investigation OF alleged actiV'NcS III
TcX,s or the ku Klu1 Klan. and pro-
testing against the sending OF repre-
scntatiycs ot that organization into the
s,,,e was defeated in the lower house
Of the Texas legislature today when II
xas tabled nv n vote Of 50 to 81.
THE wEAT"A
West vtrY1nia-PArtly cloudy IN the
.onth And local showers In north port.
ton ThursdAy; FridaJ fair, no change
In tsmpsraturS.
Ohio and western Penn1ylVan1A-
roc.l thundsrIhowrI and somewhat
lower temperature Thursday; friday
fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PLEASED WITH
JAPAN'S DISARMAMENT ACCEP TANCE

NIsc affect only two or three p"S trs
will reality find 4 place IN the cAieS"r"
which the Toxic government ha' thus
accepted.
II ~ also emphasized that o"couS" OF
tho unusual situation IN The Par f-iSt
where rarious powers have a hlr'''
concern IN Chinese integrity IN" nave
large InltcriaI interests ari C"n'r fSi"1S
Il NAY be difficult TO agree that any par
ticular question affects only l'nt'd
number or nations. All OF this how
.vrr. IS expected 70 nr thrcshed out IN
~, e,chanr" ut views which * "a pre-
ecd, the meeting o. tn" conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
MITCHELL, THE BARBER, WANTED
FOR CUAMNNS MURDER, WORKED
IN WHEELING SHOP DURING JULY
F. Einebaugh His Employer, Says Mitchell, Known, As
Caman, Acted Queery, Seeming to rear Something
Incident of Mis-deive red Letters.

Mr. Hinehaugh. and gave him work
for the week only. AS that was my Last
week in tho Fourteenth street location
and ! had already prepared 20 or"n a
barber supply shOp a t No. Tenth street
"lIurnE tn" five days that tarma n
worked At M shop" Nr. HincbauGh said
'hr actc! very queer. II" WAS nervous
and could not do his work very we'll. He
told NE that ne had married twice. and
on tho afternoon OF July 5--th" ilrSt day
he worked fur rnc--hc wrote Two letters
| rcrncmar- This because hc asked me
the street address ~ nY shop and told
hin j; yaS - Fourteenth street. In
~;crd "f writing this address. h" wrot"
- Fourteenth STREET. which = N" ad-
ur,..v rt ~" ';"" Ei"ctrir company
across, the street.
'.Anew'rs - both NJ chc$" letters were
delivered 10 ~" ofhr" of N" ';re t!""-
,rir company TNc 'ettrr# were returned
- II" ru~Iot"'r 10y the &c" r>lc"tri" rom
ran,. WITH n" :0format'nu iha' no such
,rar WI, .0un,Crrd NV tho ilar"
~, MAJ c7--scr Whr 'I''' '."-s nal ~
(ronhnred on PaSs Twel-e)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Gives Conditional Consent to
Discussion Of Far Eastern
Questions In Coming Inter
national Meeting.

Washington July :T.--Ja pan l'hrric
acceptance" Of place in the hIHarnrt- =
nmnt conference. which Reached the
state d"partm"n, today. gives consent
TO / discussion os Far Eastern QUc>-
tinnS Ia connection with n. cOnfcrep, .,
hut suggests that Problems which con
.--u on'y particular power or whcG
.-ii h. regarded rs closed incidents be
omitted from the scope ot tho meeting.
There was vNcrl =, i'icncr OF Sa;iSfac-
;!"n over tho rep! in ofncia' circles
here aGT 10 was indicated that the WAY
0nW Nai regarded aS Entirely Gear for
tho preliminary negotiations With will
nx a." Uun and ,,IAc. - 'n"ct;rs and
details " pCc"sdurr.
TO Discuss Program.
\ ,"7:rr"hr nSi.y consideration II me
,uarc-r',.c program before the dc.cSl 5
actually assemble also vas sure e;e lch
n tnr japanese note aEd NOW - r.
GardcG 80 assured. The attl,uic - Oh
ciais hc-c has been that such 81 discus
son Sorld b. entirely In iIacc ono" ~
N" Invited covers had definitely Lc-
r"ptcd .2IItauonS.
\ portion Of the JHpan"s" r"r'y which
attracted particular attention her" MS
a paragraph declaring Z the sense Of
n" contcr"nc" problems such .tS ~"
Cf Sole Cvnc'rn 10 certain pLrl''G'1r
powers or such matters that NAY L"
regarded accomplished facts shoI!d h"
scrup"!nr>iy avoided"
!, ~, mad" plain. h"w'rcr. r'at "t
iciat$ here Regarded thi, Statement '"t
As c"ni:tion ~ aCcrptan"" ~ l1rNr
but .,s = forecast Of thr h'G,u':" he
vii tah" wh"r m" negotiations orcr
ths conference. program begins.
Par Eastern Questions.
II - p"int'h "Ut her" that Jhpar ~
t-r o.,:rt ~ her u"'N IGrr''~ z" - bl''
cu><r"r ~ =" .ch >uhfc"'' Is ma 70
rcg7 rdcl n bearing directly 0u 'l~lr
r,ar,"rt ard >-,ts u Np"o'''- '"rr'N ihrt
,',c - yr'rrirE - 'alE about lHcn'o md
fn- Eastern qu"S''on- |; = >usT'N'>1
tha' Some qp-yt!on5 Witch night cihr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Caught In Hole When
Attempting 10 Escape

Steubcuyu,e, ohio. July . ThomI"
iiatL asci s. Er.tr~. ARRESTED thiS Iu"ri-
.ng on Suspl,ion of having stolen l"~"'-
- in has posS">S'Vn. dent III" hiA
berth ia tie ri;y SaStIic and half HH
s,pur after he HaS iut IN he VAS on has
Way out. digging a hoe IL tho north
Ia!l Of the prison.
Hn had - hole large enough To get
-js head through. but his body TaS TOO
huky for IN" "p'nlnS and \" va stuck
'ast when officers at the city bu,idInS
pied hun.
lie was pullcd out q! taN ho.c and
.-.veu Sat"v berth N 'J' H''i cell IN
n" COu"ty Jaii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
Local Com panies arc Planning General
Reduction Following Passage OF
Bus Ordinance
Belief from unfair competition wm
make possible a reduction 20 tho
public

Tnat general reduction % street c7r
fares IN az lines IN this city and vtotH-
nv is now under consideration. was 70 l
ably reported to The Trte,icrnc"r last
night Both the Wheeling Traction com
panv and the Wheeling TuN"c Service
com .rany are studying The subject care
fully. II IS stated. and :H'r-"Sting an
nounccm~ntS may b. expected In tho
rc4r future.
The proposed reduction. T. Is said.
Will 10 the direct result of ne ac,'on Of
The city council of " hee ing IN relieving