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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
PARTNERSHIP FORMED
Anniston Merchants Combine Inter
 ests In Recent Deal

sAnniston, February 20.--( Special. )-- An important business deal was con- sumated in this city Saturday by the formation of partnership between F. c. Bagley. for several years a leading grocery merchant in this city, and K. w. Whiteside, operator of a modern meat market on West Fifteenth,street, who will begin the operation of a grocery store and meat, market at No. s East Tenth street about the middle of next month.
 l.. H. Carre. owner of the vacant lot on the alley corner between Noble and Winner streets, will start work during the present week on the erection of a one-story building for the new form, the conditions of the contract being that the new building would be ready for occupancy in 30 days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
JUDGE SAWYER DIES
AnnistOn Lawyer Dies Suddenly Early
 Sunday Morning

Anniston, February o-{Special.)- Judge Arthur B. Sawyer. one of the leading attorneys of this city. died sud denly at his home in South Annston Sunday morning, being stricken just af- ter arising and dying within a few hours. Judge Sawyer came to Anniston from South Carolina several years ago, and had enjoyed a large practice and ac- quaintanceship in the city during that tir1n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Huntsville Man Dies

Huntsville, February 20.--(Special.) ) William c. Townes, A years old, for a long time employed on various newspa : pers in Huntsville, died Saturday in Birmingham as the result of general breakdown of health. He was a brother of Charles L. Townes, merchandise broker of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
 Hog Sale Announced

Silver Side farms of Goshen will have an auction sale of pure bred Poland China hogs in Andalusia Monday, Feb- ruary 2S. The sale will take place at the Covngton county fair grounds. This will be the second hog sale for Aanda- lusia this month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS
CuIlman County Issues Certificates
 to Teachers

Cullman. February 0.-(Special. )-The report has just reached Cullman of those who were successful in the teachers ex- animation held here during December They are as follows: Second grade, Ma rion Pierce of Bremen, Paul Cooke of Cullman, James D. Knight of Cullman, R. L.; Mime Viola Brooks of Cullman. Third grade, R. D. Ryan of Banceville, Jewel Miller of Cullman. Cora McComps of Cullnan, Sophia Hudon of Logan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
, Alf HIT. 35. Dies

Huntsville February 20.-(S (Special.) = Ali Hill, aged 35 years. died yesterday at his home on Mill street after long illness. He is survived by his wife. For many years he opera ted transfer line here and was well known by trav- cling men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21

ScOttsboro, February 20.-(Spe- ciaI.)--Lon HigdOn- of Higdon, this county, who. it is alleged, shot and instantly killed his father-in-Iaw. frank Bates, Wednesday. has been arrested and placed in the Scotts- bore jail to await a preliminary hearing next week.
 From the best information gath cred. Hfgdon married the daughter of Bates against the will of her father. According to reports,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Son fs III

Anniston, February 20.--(Special.)-- P. B. Haralson, circulation manager of The Birmingham Advance was called to his home in Anniston Saturday by the severe illness of his T-year- old son, John Bennet Haralson. who underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils at local hospital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
To Address Club

Huntsville, February 20.-- Especially pr. w. NJ. Swartz. president of the Woman's college at Montgomery. has accepted the invitation of the Hunts vile Rotary club to deliver the prin- cipal address on the occasion of the Rotary anniversary celebration and dinner February 23
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Fugitive Is Arrested

Huntsville, February 20 Especial. ] Will T. Sulls, wanted in MLrfreesboro Tenn, on charge of burglary and grand larceny, was captured by the 10 lice in Huntsville Saturday and will be taken back to face the charges at Mur- ereesboro. Sulls admitted his identity after being arrested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
To Sentence Negro By Associated Press

Sylvester, Ga, February 20--Mace Giddens, negro, will be sentenced to- morrow morning in Worth superior court to pay the penalty for staying Deputy Sheriff w. P. Giddens at Doles, in this county two months ago. Cid sderfsA was found guilty by a jury pn Friday, of first degree murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Grand Jury to Meet

Andalusa, Febrhary .--(Special.)-Th grand jury will meet Monday morning, and will be in session probably for sev- eral days, Circuit court will convene the following Monday and there is quite a heavy docket to be heard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
New Dry Goods Store

Jacksonville, February 2o-(Special.)-- A. Steinburg of Anniston has leased the building formerly occupied by the Ala bama Power company and will conduct dry goods store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
The Weather

Washington, February 2o.Aweathe- forecast:
 Alabama and Mississippi-Partly cloudy Monday, probably followed by rain Tuesday; rising Temperature.
 Georgia-Fair Monday: Tuesday i,i- creasing cloudiness and somewhat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Alleged Deserters

Huntsville. February 20.-<Specia1) ) Clyde E. Cashman and Thomas M
 Schuberg, alleged deserters from their
 regiment at Camp Jackson. Columbia, $. G. were arrested here yesterday at the Southern depot. They admitted
 that they had deserted and were beat ing their way on freight trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
Local bat.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY I Take GROVES laxative PROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove (Be sure you get BROMO.) BOG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21
BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH BY HUGE FALLING TREE

Scottabepos FehruaFx 3o.-tspe- eias.}--Errest Halb l8-ysar-aia ssn' nf Harry Hnll Of Hex Cove near this g rlee-. was tp6tanfly ksalsa, by huge falJinR tPee near hls ha5ae yes- t~raay MT. Hnll and his sen were cuttiPg dewn- . tree and when 1t hegan to fan the boy ran. hut tAe tree fell upon Ma. eruahing his be19 and Eilllpg Ain lnstantty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-21

OFFICERS.
 Arthur w. Smith, Presiaens Tom o. Smith, Vice President ". H. Manly, cashisr
 Benson Cain, Asst. Cashier c. D. Gotten, Asst. Csshisr E. ". Finch, Asst. Cashisr Maelin F. Smith, Trust Officer Exam Elliott. Asst. Trust Officer
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
FREIGHT RATES CUT
Commerce Commission Announces
Reduction on Grain, Grain
Products and Hay in the
West.

Washington, Oct. 22.--ln sweep.
ing decision involving the entire rail-
road situation, wage scales, depres-
sion in industry and finance, the ia
terstate commerce commission today
ordered the freight rates on gram,
grain products and hay throughout
the western half of the United States
reduced by an average Of approxi-
mattly rs per cent.
Notice was given the carriers that
the commission expected the reduc.
tons to be put into effect Immediate
iy and by November 20 at the latest,
and that the low state OF ralfoa6
earnings which lead to the increased
in 1870, should hereafter be recti.
fled by reductions n wages and prices
and that downward tendency
should be set for their rates. Il
Anticipated by statements in Off
caf quarters bezriiH upon the ytTiikc
call Of the railroad brotherhood, the
decision was rendered in the case
brought Ito the commission Septem-
Der 5 by twenty-four western state
and agricultural organizations. Judge
Clyde M. Reed Of Kansas directed
the fight for the reduced rates. The,
coaunission unanimously held with
the states petitioning for reductions.
though conceding the difficult finans
cial situation Of -thes railroads. IS
- The decision removes from wheat
and hay one-half Of the increaSes
given the railroads. IA 1890 and on, Ill
other grains fixes the rate a. 10 per
cent less than those. On wheat.
:. ee,.s,s 80 {,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
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n didate for governor of New York
I state has been started by Mrs. Mary
Garland ii became known Thurs
day, q sssI b. u II
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The Tinted States holds that the
I question of iinniRration Has no place
I in the discussions of the forthcom-
7 ence, It Was stated officially Thurs
day. The United States vii use its
4 efforts to keep all discussions Of i'm
migration out Of the conference and
viii insist that the agenda as now
i agreed to, Be followed it was said.
/ ~ !. -. -.
a last minute switch in the plans Of
Republican leaders prevented . vote
IN the House before, adjournment tate
4 Hfl0&Ys OH the TOTO0Gy Dill 10 create
foreign dept refundine COMMISSION
II mad been planned TO press tne
measur 70 vote, put because OF the
absence OF certain members, " IS un-
derstood action was deferred.
5s g.
The house last week adopted a
resolution that Rep Harry =. Halves
Democrat, was entitled to retaa. I''s
seat IS member ct the house from:
the Eleventh Missouri district. ing
/ epponen1r IF HAYES il the election n
! November, 1879, nag tailed to snow
l Iiaua or 70 submit evidence askeu ~
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finally Friday that he would be un-
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27

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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27

The Illinois Federation OF Labor.
in convention at Aurora, Ills, adopt
ed 4 resolution pledging its support
to Alexander Howat in his oppu-.-
ton TO the Kansas industrial law.
The conventions voted to telegraph
its standardization not only to Howat
but To his co-worker, August
sDprchy, the message 10 Be sent to
The county Jail at Coltfnbus, Kas.i
ard to the press" the resolution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Murphey-Keuey

!! 81. Jn~-rh~ cathedral VIII y" the
scene 81 au Interesting wedding ms
ru"-u'u? when Miss Lillian Kelley be
ru:rrS tn. hrId. ~ Erncdlct J.. Murphey
.m M,N'.ra,n. Nrpt.al mass will he Gel
,hrLt"I 4. seven ".".uCk l." tho Rev. .
II Mry". N.G. Miss Mabel Kelley. Il
~.>.c 1T ~" hrI -. viii Ike III" maid or
hon r a"i BERNARD Murphy wi" BE- MS
hr.'n.r.s ;r.~t man.
Tn,. i.'rr.or IT the r&urch Will h"
hr,... :..y l","rar,d VIII summer
blossoms against = back rr"uud %! i":"$
I;,i..". '',,. ,...", 'u"ny Miss Marie HL\"i .
n ", ~ara ,;"Unnd's AVE Maria.
rhr hr.u" WI. wear 4 travelling suit
II navy n!," with a""rSs"r!cS or gray.
\ ..nr~tE, i"ruQu"t t.: i.it"s "t III" val
,,y Will ,nuplcr,. hry costume. MISS
Mated K-II", Nj l." ALTERED IN m"I!sh
r,,n.E g.! brown. with accessories at
cawn ,.,nr. iIrr flowers MI! T." cor
,,,;. 81 Narru Ward roses
l',....y, -" t,. ceremony N" welding
i,nrtv wi. -" entertained ~ w"dd;nE
breakfast =. IA" h"m" Of N" hridc'&
,,.h.r Later IL the la Nh Murphy
and H. Ir,lr Ny 'roN. "u an eastern
yrdd.n. .rlr After september 20 they
w;l, y, -. l,,,,. a. their friends III Me
M"rt"'
Mss kr!...v IS 'hc DAUGHTER 81 Mr..
ThnmA. : K,!'"r "f thc Island. Sh" ~
4 rra,!,. IT., nr IN" Irsu:'n" A'.a"n'N Ut
Alton .. VI Murphy = = son 81 Mi,
and Nj Edward Murphy Of MrM"'h'n
and holds a =. ~rnnsin'" ""S't"n VIA
III. Ea!..m"r" " ONO railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
500 At TEND
FAIRGROUNDS
PARK OUTING
RAIN FAILS TO DETRACT FROM
JOYS OF KIDDIES AND
PARENTS.
Event Closes Twelve Years ACTIVITY
of Wheeling Fairgrounds
Association

Fly" hundred bows iud kris. win
moro ;hIn "ur hundred mothers and
tarh.rs. a"c"!nruui"i Icy Inc instructors
and directors al III" various Fairgrounds
"f tho city, enjoyed Themselves Icsi"r-
day as never h"f"r" -; 80" annual play
grounds outing hold At Wheeling park
From q O'Clock. wh"n IN" first d"l'Ea-
Ion arrived ~ IN" park, un'!l "cl"ck
.asr evening. wh"M II" last l'uHke'
w,ar:ly To- the stree; AR hound Tor
l.nme. there was Something d"ji.r every
infinite for children and rrrrI'~.
WAL" the w"rth"r was good. games
ami athletic events -" al kinds. In nd
ditiun 10 IN" regular nuuS"m"n's Of the
park were enjoyed Will" during the
shower In .hr af,rru"rU several hum
drcd invaded ~" swimming pool and
the ro,'cr skating rink. seeking pleas
ure.
Tho directors and Instructors had
arranged an clahorat" program or
events. ard every person attending en-
loved himself As each arrived. dinner
baskets and other luggage were checked
and tho owners wcr" not permitted TO
secure them until noon. Then there was
the hiE feed under tho trees.
Athletic and other events were re-
sumed az soon as dinner had been I'm
iShed and continued until IN" shower
drove all to cover.
IN tho athletic events tho wilson
Fairgrounds nine won n double header
baseball game. ? 70 and 70 !. while
Wilson took tho senior swimming tour
namrnt, with the Island taking the
iuninr honors In both events the
Vnrwnod grounds youngsters took sec
ond hunOTs.
Tho management Of Wheeling park
gave All reduced rates for the occasion.
which added 10 IN" attractions or the
day. and. putting all together, II was a
gala event in the history Of WhrciinG's
Fairgrounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
GETS $1,000 fine
FOR WEDDING GIFT

George Glyptis. of Martins Ferry.
and Mabel Dunn. also OF that place.
appeared before Henry VI. Davies at St.
cinirsv.ll" yesterday with marriage"
license After that official had united
The couple in marriage he proCredHd TO
read Il warrant TO Glyptis charging him
with manufacturing II COX ca e
liquors. 4 plea OF guilty was ~ntrred
TO the charge and the mayor fined
'ilypt's 81 900 and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
For Miss Dpfer.

Misses Rosa ami k.,l" Mood "n'''i''''H-
ed at their homo oH ,;i"n'S l:G''. r""ih =
Martins Ferry Monday evening. ~
honor az MISS l.r"na ptlf": 49, 'N'nher-
land. who mas been WISHING friends
here. Those prrS'N; Mere.
Misses I.r"i:, rIlfHr ~ ''""h"T'and.
Md. Stella N"rt,~ BESSIE inir""| MAJ
,ha William. Lu'r! Udc"r. ''arri" M"In-
.osh. t'"iS,. N".,i. N'"la l'aNis. N"*'
Hood Kat" H"",! M"~~rS. +. y. '"""y.
charles Hughes. tHa"l.> Fowler. E";''rt
Hughes Edward Hood MIR. and Mrs.
Villa n, Hood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
HAS LORDS PRAYER
CARVED ON P|NHEAD

Wheeling has az visitor Edward
burke Of Seattle. Washington. The
special attraction Mr.. BURKE carries
with him Is the Lords Prayer engraved
on the head Of a pin. TIL" actual on
craving was done by {. II. Baker Of
Seattle. who spoiled 1900 pms and
worked three years on the task before
he was finally successful
The Praye: ~ engraved in II lines
totnlirg 254 letters. 1t WAS done with
tools specially manufactured for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

purpose and is said to b tho smAlto
engraving in The world. It 10 viewed
through :, microscope which ma7niheg
39S tim" and every word may bs plains
~ read. Mr.. Burke has been travelling
all over the country for the last ssva1
years exhibiting the pin. He VIII b
seen on Market street for the next TIVE
or three days. with his microscope and
pin attached. ..-.--. -ss- -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

White Palace in Wheeling Park this
evening. This dance will be the last
OK the summer series which have proved
80 popular. The fall series vii! open
with a dance At the club headquarters
on the evening OF September -. tn"
dance committee for n" var inT!hi"~
Messrs George Horn, chairman; y. k"!th
Leonard PAUL. Re! Bcrnhart and VIZ
lam JunKinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
nss Arosnx Hostess

The I~t"rmai dane" given i">; u:Eh'
by Miss Florence AyhOrI Al h'l h"n'' -
Pleasant Valley closed the ii>r "t social
compliments which have h""H zen I""' i
Miss Katherine TIttIe. n" ara ~"
house guest ~ Miss 'l"hN Morris Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Arbenz's guests last night included
about twenty members of the younger
s"'. Dancing was enjoyed cnt!l late
hv..r whom a buffet supper was served
Miss Tuttlc VII I-t,r this morning To-
ny hOm" - ,.H,innat!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Major and Mrs. Nurth!ngt"n Massey
and daughter. who have been T"G!St'r'!
at The Windsor hOt"i ;"r the pas "a"
days lett yesterday morning !" ""''"'
"A motor tr.p thr"ugu 'hi~ section 80
the country. Daring Their stay h"tr
Major and Mrs M"~."y were "nterta'HIi
NJ dinner hy Nj and Mr.. l"S"i'N 7
MAYOR 4; thc,r home IN Ihe R"i"''H\
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Social at Elm Grove

TIE Ladies' Md socI";y 81 IN" church
ot cod Will c!rH a social ~ III" base
men, - the church ii Elm Gr"N" "a
Saturday evening. September l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
BUS ACCIDENT VICTIM
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.
John Velley Will Undergo Operation -
Effort to Save His Life.

.I"hH Ne!,oY. orc o: III" victims who
figured II me bus accident last Sunday
a Week agu. when an Ultimate bus col
ldrd with = truck. and who was re-
moved 10 IL" North Wheeling hospital
Is reported 10 y" in Il serious condition
and wi! hc operated on this morning in
an effort 10 save his life. His injuries
are sad e. b. Of inward nature. a large
cut on his hip may prove fatal The
n'hcr v!"t!ms Of III" accident who were
Passengers il tn" has are said to be
getting a'orr n'S"!Y and will be able
10 leave III" ;u~'i:ut."n in few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Nm. nanneY Yistts HerN

Mrs A n. Denney Annapolis. - N"
CUES, ot her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Campbell on ChapI!nr stree. Mrs Den
rey motor"h here yesterday from NASH
ington and Will be iriH"i .at"r IN tn"
week by Lieutenant Comna1d"r n"nn"T
Mrs. Penney was formerly Miss Julia
Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
BnchmAnn- BurriRs

iss Ethel Ma-jo-y Eucr!NS. -"
pgest daughter 90 Mr. nHi M:>.
bdore Burr!ss. @: Martins F"rN. and
cs r BachrarG. OF :h:s city. w"r"
ed in marriage yesterday - 49,"
Presbyterian caurch. - th.% '.;N.
cha-,es II Robinson performs! -"
nony IN me prcs"nc" o: N" INN
families and !n,.'ro;e fc:"nd- o.,
and groom.
bride wore 4 smart travelling COS
OF -sav .-icn::n.. With a nCnu O:
An fur N"- ra. Ms - N""c':2n
he. Her twN-S We" n, ""-S1E" h"1-
Iaet OF orchids and "a,;"v les.
Immediate, after - C"r"m"ay NJ.
md Mrs. Rahrena ~: on = wedding
trip 70 Alta rtir 'ci'v and och"- 3''intS
Fot interest. on 'hel- return they y.
|oo at home . the.7 friends on S"u.A
Cha pine street
Tn" bride Is popular - n wide Ci-'."
OF friends. she ~ graduate 90: ohio
University ard a n'"uhe- ~ -" A.?"o
Gamma De.'a sorority. NJ Rachma"a
is a son OF NJ. and Yrs lanes =. lS'"H'-
mann. He is 4 N"'"-ar "r IN" World
war. serving as amy n"id clerk AZ
General Parsh.ng's h',duuart"rs ::
Chaumont He - o. Hr"Ssn: CONNECTED
with tho wheel!ng See Products com
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Tho pea srut of India will not trust
the savinG: bank. and burcs his money
IN the ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Leave For Boston

4 party OF ioral men vii! ,"av" Sa,'
urday on An extended motor ~
trough the East with EoSt"n "a ;"e.r
Ses,,na:Ion. Trr party Will stop en-
route AZ SpriagNr,d Mass. "hcrs to-
EoSsuth one OF the members will attend
a photographers convention. l"''""'"
in tho party VII re.
MeS$rS
J. f O'Brien au! Mega
Charles Evans IT a. Va ~"
Coo T. kOSSuth lr. J. IL N'N '"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Tag Day" Date Changed

Tho dat" 90 he AK day which MI D"
Id by ;hc KiNgS l'e"Eht"rS' circles o.:
city foc n" benefit 90 The aaf
rsery has heHa changed from S"T.en'-
Is T. Sep;"H,A-: :. according :" an
hncemen; made yesterday by Mrs. W.
Irwin. general chairman ~ arrange
hts Mrs. Twin also requests ta"c
many members as possible From ~"
ious Kings Daughters circles % N"
win NEE: n, The Y. W. {. y this
ming a; ia - attach cords :" ~
90 tags which will hs on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Dance at Camp.

A group Of young men VIII enfNr'a'n
IA number 90 fri"nns - m ln'"rrat
dance az Ramp HI kac". north ~
Martins Ferry this evening. The guests
vii! enjoy dancing or m" pavilion
rected at the camp during he carly
ours OF the evening. after which a 70
Shtful picnic supper VIII b" served.
Fhe following Young men are gn"mhsra
the camp:
Messrs- d
hyde Griffith rloy' Mtchae's
BIN Williams Lee Woods
lillian Hastings Cyr!, Morris
larry Barnes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Jaeobaon-Falbott

Elk.ns. W. Va Aux 2l.--Nenrr In""n-
son. a widely known Young man ~ p
k:ns and Miss i."ia Talbot. dauGb'"r
OF Mr.. and Mrs \. \ ABBOT wer" mar
RED in Eal,imnr". Md. on Sunday eve
ming. Angus, 2H. nnd i"t: soon after
ward tor Atlanta. Ga. where Mr. Jacob
son has accepted position as clothing
salesman and widow trimmer for Mo
KILLER & Long G!o'hing co. on" Of 'he
largest clothing firms in tho Sou'h hav
~ chain OF 33 stores Mr. jacob
49, ~>r 4 number # years boon
n. .H" - \. Klein
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
49, no,ahne Honorcd.

Mr., s. T. porahUN OF the St"h'
Thomas store VIII be :he honor EnES'
NJ dinner party TT PeUcN's Inn 'al%
evening. The affair haS been arr2nErH
~, small group OF Mr.. poHoh'iH'S
fr;ends, The PARTY will motor - N"
Inn in the afternoon a"i will ne SeTN",!
with a chicken and noodle dtnn"- 1T b
o'clock Covers will b. laid f"r Ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
At Pelley's nm.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. +" Summers were
hosts at family dinner party a. w.
lev's Inn yesterday evening. ""'rpa-
menttng some relatives from other ''i-
les. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
s. J. Summers ~ l.. summers ot
= = Summers PITTSBURGH ~.
LII. Summers % \. T.. Summers
] Elizabeth, y. j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

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Miss T2,hn'' VA e.. L.
FlE!ne Il!cN echr-' - b,
Davis and F'k'uS G'~''"x. 49, "a v"'!..r
lady % r,r" a"rou.?'tS'. .u'0'-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
CHEMICAL WARFARE
HAS COME TO STAY
University Professor Pleads Ger Research
% psison Gas.
coy T6s Aaseeiat.a prassa.

LONDON. June S-Slr william J
Pope professor - chemistry - cam.
hrlage university. ana president - ~
society 81 Chemical Industry. asserts n
The Chemical Are that chemical warfare
has come 60 stay and pleads foF an opsa
recognition b. the government q poison
gas research.
lie says that IN the var poison eas
was less fatal and FAR less cruel than
suv other weapon. and puinta cat that
IL would - simple a. devise hiKh "a
pioalxe shells watch would nhsrate large
Quantities - carbcn menoxide. against
which al known protective measures are
useless.
40 reason he says. exists Why 3
chemical should Act b. made which does
not kin. but produces local mnaeNthe4la.
cause yi0isnt HneexinE Tor = few hours 81
leads 90 somn form q physiological ia
foxicafion which may prove % great mil
narg value