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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
SECRETARY HUGHES To HEAD
Us, CONFERENCE DELEGATION

that after delivering the opening SH-
dress Of tHe conference Oh November
II. no will remain In tho background
81 the negotiations. leaving direct CON
tact with tho foreign miSioners TO
his accredited representatives. but a:
the same time keeping in close touch
With them and with all OF the proceed
Ings Of the conference.
BY this course Mr.. Harding will hs
In a position similar 70 that ~ Tresi-
i~nr Foincare of France. when he OPEN
I'd the Versailles conference and then
retired from actual participation IN The
proceedings. Prcsiden; Hardings close
advisers arc said 10 feel that by keeping
away from details OF the disarmament
discussions ne can reserve mis- cfforls
for the moro important featured and he
a. placed "a 20 act as mediator fo- al!
the delegates IN any d!Sa grecmen. thnt
niEht threaten the success OF the con-
ference.
Not or'y has the PRECEDENT placed
Mr. Hughes az IN. head ~ the American
Delegates. but ne ais. has turned over
tho state derLrtmcnt the task OF Gear
Ing away all 'he details remaining to
be disposed Of before TIE conference
meets I, Ia Understood that he chief
executive intends n supervise only the
mora Important ~oN-s and MAS en-
cou-aEed thr department - work out
LESSEE problems on Is own responsible
lty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
ENGLAND TO OPPOSE
FREE CANAL TOLL
FOR COAST SHIPS

Washington. AnE Ic.- Tn" Rr'''%h
ro,a-nmen, has indicated that It docs
no, regard with favor the proposition
10 exempt American coastwise shipping
from the payment OF Panama canal
tolls, as proposed in a pending bill by
Senator Rnrah, Republican. Idaho.
The British attitude was first DIS
closed several months ago when the
state department made an inquiry on
tho subject but there has been no re-
cent correspondence.
Since tho bin was placed on tho SEN
ate calendar yesterday In position
whore i, may Do considered at any mo-
ment. however. - Is expected that the
diplomatic negotiations will b. resumed.
Though American coastwise Shipping
does NOT come into competition with
British shipping. tho latter bong ~
GUIDED by law from the coastal trade
the British objection is understood 1"
ho founded on tho argument that. to
replace loss Of revenue involved grant
ing American coastwise shipping free
massage. hero must inevitably b" an
increase NJ the general charg" on all
other ships using the waterway. In
GLIDING british vessels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
CANADA WON'T HELP
UNITED STATES STOP
THE LIQUOR RUNNERS
rum EXPECTATION
HELD NOT ILLEGAL
Customs Collector Points Out
Means Whereby Boats May
Clear Lawfully

windsor. Ont. Aug. 1.-The attitude
that il was UP TO the United States 70
stor rum runners on its side OF the
border without the aid OF Canadian OIL
nc;als WIS the attitude taken today by
Dominion authorities after Windso
court Wednesday had ruled that the
Ontario temperance act did not ban eI-
portation Of liquor to foreign country.
Magistrate Gundy expressed the
opinion that the United States was big
enough to take care OF its own laws. He
added that II would not be diplomacy
for Canadian officials 10 offer CO.
operation. because some time situa-
ton might arise in which they might be
accused OF putting In"
A. T. MONTREAL collector Of customs,
said that simply because the Canadian
customs act specified the hours between
sunrise and sunset for issuing eliza rance
papers to any craft. liquor laden or
otherwise. ne could not prevent trans
fer Of into1icants from the Ontario
shore to Michigan at night. as speed
boats could depart any time they wished
after getting their papers He already
had stated that he could not refuse
such documents to boats carrying
liquor. as this was perfectly legal from
the Canadian point OF view.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE
IS LODGED AGAINST ACCUSED
STEIBEN\TLLE AUTHORIT les SAY PRISONER IS ONE
OF MOST COLD FLOODED THEY EVER ENCOUNTERED
DOES NOT FEAR he SAYS lFAI He WILL Bt kAEIU-
TED FOR CRIME HE ADMIT THAT HE COMMITTED
Pl ANNED TO SELL STOLEN CAR, THEN SEND DOYLE
TO CLAIM MURDER CAR AND TO CAUSE HIS ARREST

Dispatch to ne
believe that Walter Ia g'! or
This and elieve II he says so
LIVERPOOL Ohio mother of Walter
Wright slayer Of Harry Hicks uHm'ns zeal
Jail This aft after
her sons cell
Mrs Mcdowell officials that she was gong 10 nSh "
him
this afternoon
first degree murder
Wright the theft OF an n
without bond material witness
he Information MAJ IN"
hadad
nye was pleased Wright confession saying thai
had Knocked
mo head Seubenve him Of his and money
ad Fra Doyle
1t developed Wright had arranged for Doyle to SUCK w
When the stole inc
chine at Wesvie they would sell 1t at
Doyle SIS to come to SteuoenVf
the his victim ana
what kind OF oo
for the machIn"
arrested for The Cunns nurNf,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
0FF|CFR Is M0RTAL[Y WOUNDED
RAFTING C0UNTERFE|TER GANG
Harry GuNum, i. S.
Treasury Operative
Is Shot in Mason Co,
Sheriff Lewis and PIT. Pleasant
Authorities Scour Hills
IN Search

Huntington W Va. AUG. l2.-Author-
tiles at Point Pleasant West Virginia
are searching tonight for members OF
the gang Of alleged counterfeitcrs who
shot and seriously injured Harry Gull
lum. an operative OF the United State 5
treasury department. at Gilworth. near
that place late Thursday night. John
Lewis, sheriff of Mason county stated
tonight that Gullum is in critical con-
dition at the hospital at Point Pleas-
ant, and is not expected 10 live.
According TO the sheriff another oper-
ative from the treasury department
ma med SharpburG and Harry Gullum at
tempted a raid upon the gang or coun-
terfeiters near Giiworth but were met
with armed resistance. gun battle
ensued in which Gui.um was shot
through the abdomen.
Realizing that ii vas Impossible 10
take the members OF the gang single
handed. Sharpburg returned 10 Point
Pleasant with Gnllum and sought the
aid of the local authorities.
Upon their return to the scene OF the
h.,tlc the counterfeiter had cleared out
leaving TO trace Of their operations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
President Harding Disposes Of
Rumor He Will Act As Del
elegate-Role He Will Play
Not Yet Defined-Hughes
to Clear Away Details

Washington. Aug. 12.-Any e1Tec'a-
ton that President Harding will him
self act A. a delegate 20 the disar1na-
r.nt conference was overthrown today
by white House announcement that
h. had definitely designated Secretary
Hughes OF the. state department TO
mead the American delegation.
II vas said that other members were
yr. - De chosen. although the president
is known 20 have narrowed consider
ably the lirt ~ these ne conridors avail
abb ard may reacn the point ~ other
dctini,. selections IN the vsry near
future He Is underst - have DE-
cided tina, az least one Of the places
.hall 70 70 United States senator.
and the choice ~ woman as mem
her Of the delegation still Is within
the range Of possibility.
The exact role 10 be played b. fhe
president n"vcr IA. been officially de-
mad, but the general expectation IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
$500 INCOME TAX EXEMPTION
FOR MARRIED MEN AGREED upon

presented to \ conference Of bo<se Re.
pubIicans at P. n. Monday and intro
duced in the house later that day. Ac-
tual consideration OF It there. however.
1t was said. would 20 over unH Wednss-
day IN order that tho measure could b
formally passed upon Tuesday BY the
ways and means committee With the
Democratic members present
It was stated that in reducing the IN
como surtax rates to a maximum OF 8:
per cent from the present IS per cent
tho committee had made no provision
for a further reduction to IS per cant
next yeAx rs recommended by Secretary
Mellon.
MAxnfsotursrI Tax.
In voting to repeal tho eo-c1hed
luxury taxes the majority rnemSers de-
cided to substitute. II possfblA = manu-
faeturers tax on the Same artcls2 II
designed to be sold at sums In excess
Of specified prices. Tho rate suggested
was three per cent on the nanufAetU1ors
prices and the return was estimated At
Sloo 400. oon annually as aGAtn6 $7k.
600 900 under the present law.
The motion TO increase the 6nNmpt3on
allowed married men receiving GnaGA IN.
comes was renewed today By AspruDsn-
tatdve Lonsworth- Of Ohio. prevailed
altar Joseph P. Mccoy, government &C.
tuary. had explained. It was sajd, that
the total loss In revenue from this
change and the Increase In exaznptSonS
for dependents would be only ftA,tot 200
or the amount committee members ea>
timated would he lost by reaaon Of Dc
dependant exemption heroasA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
HOMICIDE CHARGE
LODGED AGAINST
STATE POLICEMEN
FIVE. TROOPERS HELD
UNDER $1,000 BOND
Coroner's Jury Does Not
Place Blame for Taxi
Drivers Death

Charleston, ". Va, Aug. 12.-F7re
r'rnt-crs ~ 'hr state police force
- --.l u.i.h 80 t''li7- 81 Charles r..
Garrett. local taxi driver. were 70
l...,,cd -" - Day ~ {?.hh" bonds Haoh
With former Governor william a. Mac
Corkle and John I. Dickinson, both 81
CorkIc and John l.. Dickinson, both
Charleston bankers as bordsmen.
Garrett was shot through tho neck
and killed while taking a 'Nare- ur the
Made road Sunday afternoon. State
policemen werc patro!ine tho road
a. the time and two are said
have admitted TO Coroner ". p,
BLACK and jury that they fired at the
Garrett machine -wben an order TO stop
wa. ignored" The coroner's jury. after
hearing evidence for three days, gave a
verdict yesterday. that Garrett ZANE
10 his deat IN by gunshot wound infl!ct-
ed a, mo hands ~ person OF persons
unknown
County Prosecutor Frank Burd~tt.
then had warrants issued for the Ave
state policemen before Magistrate Day
ton Acreo.
The policemen arrested are J. r. Hem
ninEs. Cedric Plvnale. J. n. Crowley.
William Kelly and c. 1. Love
They were arranged before Magistrate
AcreA charged with 'unlawfully and
feloniously Staying and killing one
Charles Garrett Examination vas
waived 10 the grand jury by tho council
for the policemen md an wer, held by
the magistrate without bond. Later
they were arra!sned before Judge Henry
K. Black In intermediate court and al
lowed ball Of $1,000 Zach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
Change in Tax Schedule to Be
Retroactive to January |
House Committee Winds
Up Revision of 1918 Tax
Levy

Washington. Aug IL. Practically
winding up revision Of the levy sections
Of tho 1918 tax law. house ways and
means committee Republicans voted to-
day to Increase from $4,000 to $500
the exemption allowed married man
having An annual net income OF $4,000
or less This change would be retro
active to January l. 1921. and would be
IN addition 10 the increase Of 800 IN
tho exemption for each dependent OF 4
head OF family previously decided
upon.
Agreement also was reached, II WAC
said, to decrease tho manufacturers tax
on candy from hve to three per cent,
the manufAeturera' tax on furs from
tan to I'VE per cent, the tax on art works
from ten to hve per cent and to repeal
all Of tho so-cAlled luxury levies in
Guiding those on carpets rugs travel
inE Cases. trunka pocketbooks umbrel-
las and portable lighting hxturea as
we'll as those on wearing apparel
Present Draft A6naAAy.
Under presant plans Of Republican
leaders tho committee draft Of the COM
pleted bill which will Be In the form Of
40 amendnaAnt to tho 1913 Law. win b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

"All got from Cumnins' body was
81 In money" said Wright in supple
men,inc his confession 70 county OFT
GERS today. He denied tina he took any
jewelry or anything but the rock"teo"k
containing the money.
Slayer Cola BlooAsd
rns slayer is the coolest proposition
that Jefferson county officers ever dea Z
with. He rehearseS details OF IN" crimH
In eold blooded tones and exhibits NOT
the slightest sign OF remorse.
Asked why he did not hit Cumm'rs
over tho head II all nc wanted was 'h-
automobile. Wright replied that he had
looked Cummins over and had decided
that he was too good a man for MIN,
10 get away with a job like that and
chose the safest course.
He said that when Cummins followed
him into the field. the auto dealer was
sta ndins with his back 70 him ana al
that moment he decided 10 kill him
IA walked up behind Cummins and {"
the latter turned and faced him. seem
Ing about to speak. Wright says ia
showed tho gun at his head and pulled
the trigger
Continuing ne said that Cummins fell
70 the ground. that he reached over
him, extracted his pocketoook from MP
pocket and then ran MP IN" hill. "a ne
went up the hill ne turned and looked
back and saw Cumnins rise - ms tee'
,tacrer several yards and then taIi
From the way he fell he knew ne was
dead.
Wright claims ne did not 20 near the
body again but hid in the bushes on
tho hill until the four foreigners came
along and helped him crank Cummin' S
machine which he drove back into tho
city.
\, the Kincaid garage where he made
arranSements for repairing the wrecked
car wrigh. gaSe tho name OF Mchoweil
this being his mothers name by second
marriage. This one feature Of the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
COUNTERFEIT PLANT
IS DISCOVERED IN
OHIO REFORMAT TORY
BOGUS MONEY MADE,
SENT OUT OF PRISON
Guilty Prisoners Will Be Pa
rolled and Served With
Federal Warrants

Cleveland. AK. t. counterfeit
plot hatcE-ed At 'ho Ohio state reforma-
tory A. Mansfield by prisoners who car
r!cd out their work of manufacturing
and circulating bogus bank notes for
months within prison walls. was re-
lcalrd hv United States secret service
agents here today.
Tho plot was discovered ny SupGrin-
trndent r. G. jenkins and Asslsta nj
Superintendent e. ". Rowe ~ the re-
rorma tory. through Investigation Of a
tip from one az the trustees" AZ the
institution.
AS a result two prisoners King WILL
!ian!s IS and John Knrtz II who are
10 he par0lcd soon. XII! re arrested
upon their release and turned over to
federal authorities - +" tried on
charges OF counterfeiti0S. federal OFF,
ers said. A oio'e watch was kept on
seperal suspects IN tho re'ormstory and
several weeks ago Assistant Supertn-
tendent Rowe said he caught Williams
touches on a bogus $ bill. After a
severe examination. r~tormatory one
!als say. Williams admitted making and
passing counterfeit bills for mon tbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
JOINT CONFERENCE
ACCEPTS AMERICAN
PLAN OF DUTY LEVY
TARIFF PROTECTION
FOR DYE INDUSTRY
Changes Made to Lessen Pos
sibility Of Litigation in En-
forcing Duty

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE American
valuation plan of assessing duties on
important merchandise with modihca-
tons and limitations proposed by Re-
publican members OF the senat finance
committee was accepted today at
Joint conference by Republican MEM
bers of the house ways and means COM
mittee and the program will DO recon-
mendcd 10 the senate as a part OF tho
p-rma ment tariff bill.
An attempt also was made at the con-
ference to determine whether the next
tarifr law would contain dye embargo.
Although no formal action was taken
il was Indicated that the Republican
leaders would provide high protective
rates for the dye industry but pronaoiy
would not favor the suggested three
year embargo. A Joint committee COM
rosed Of Senators Smoot, OF Utah. ana
Dlllingham. OF Vermont. and Represen.
tatives Lonsworth. Of Ohio and Freaf.
of Wisconsin was namei 10 study tho
rate question.
Accept Amendment
The house members also agreed TO an
amendment by the finance committee
TO the Longvorth. resolution extending
the life Of the enk gcTtcy tann Law as
the dye embargo to January l, or until
superseded by the permanent INV. The
resolution with its amendment was
ordered favorably reported.
Even with the changes. Chairman
Fordney OF the ways ard Means com.
mittee declared that "a distinct victory
had been won for the American valua-
committee expressed confidence that the
propositiou would be accepted BY the
house.
Changes made by the finance eomnft-
tee Republicans. experts said. would
make the valuation plan moro workable
and less likely TO result in litigation ks
worked out by the experts and accepted
by the joint conference, and valorem
duties would be assessed on tho basis
Of the American wholesale selling price
on all imports where comparable and
competitive articles Of domestic manu-
facture are found. The provision. II
was believed. would apply 10 about 10
percent OF all imports.
Bads Of Duty
Where no comparable and competitive
American made article Is found. the
duty would BE- assessed on the American
wholesale selling price OF comparable
and competitive imported commodity.
In event no such basis exists, then
the duty would be.levied on the value OF
the article in its home land. at the time
Of export. rlus necessary expenses to
an America port. and reasunaole
profit, to:allirg not less than 10 per
cent OF the articles value.
II no basis is found in the mist three
alternatives. the basis OF assessment
would revert to the production cost.
plus the necessary expenses OF laying
the shipment down in America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
RAn.RoAp COSTS UP

Washington. Aux. l2-Increas~s IN
retail prices ~ fo"dS are shown IN II
o. the II cities named today by nc
department Of labor in data covering
tho period Of June IS to July Is. Omaha
Sehra ska. de~-nased four-tenths Of one
pcr cent. while the others lnCrca Sed from
small fractions - enc rer cent TO eight
p~r cant. They wore M!nnca polls s:
RuHalo, :: Indianapolis. 5: Roston. Den
yer and Springfield. Illinois. 5 Kansas
CTty. 4: Chicago, Fall River. Mnssachu-
sets. I>on:srlla. 3. Baltimore and New
Orleans >. and Philadelphia. three
tenths OF ono per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
8ArES PREJuDIcIAL

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Rates On coal
IN carloads from western Kentucky TO
points in southeastern Missouri and
northeastern Arkansas were found by
the interstate commerce commission To-
day TO be unduly prejudiciAl to- the
west Kentucky coal operators. the com
mission holding that such ratAe should
not exceed by more than 25 cents = ton
rates from the southern Illinois group
70 tho same destinations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
PHU RHAn COSTLY

Chicago Aug. 12.-Raiiroad loeoro-
tiv. repair costs under tho piece work
system ~ pay were alleged to be ex-
cessive compared with the costs Of re-
pairs made on straight time payment
in an exhibit placed before tho United
States railroad labor board today by
representatives Of tho employees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

vSst virH1nta-YNr Saturday. gun
DAY parity elnndy. probably becoming
unastsisA; not rnnch change In esmpera-
turA
weuhsrn Psnnxy1vHA1A and Ohio -
YAtr BAtnrdAy; sundAy partly CLOUDY,
probably Local thunder showers; not
mIoa change tn tnmperAture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
Seize Letter to Woman.

san Francisco. cat. Aux. A let
'rr written WcdncEda! by William 4.
Hrhtow"r. held her" for investigation
In connection with the murder ~ tho
Rev. Patrick f.. ll""Hn. Catholic rri"St
OF CoIma, addressed 10 Dolly Mason
and uncallcd for at IN" San Fran"is'o
poStofficc. was opened today by the
San Francisco police. tft"r NEhtoVe-
wrote ard matted m" l~'t"r. h" GUIDED
police at midnight Wednesday % the
SIND CHIC grave Of the siam priest.
The letter asked for further facts
concerning the story OF n. casual WIS.,
t"r who TIiEhtower eaId had given
pollv Mason tho information which cd
10 the finding ~ the priest CraT". Tn"
police have not been able 10 Iocat-
Dolly Mason.
Clearing Up Details.
Police today resuned examination NJ
HiEhtnwer as /" circumstances which
they said would have TO be cleared III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
TIN PLANT FOUNDER
IS CALLED BY DEATH

wash,rH'o-. Ia. AK lc.-w1lltan
F.nry Gr!tH'hs. president ~ the G"f-
t'hs Charcoal Iron ard Tn Nils. 81
VashtrStor. d'ed A. RS home here 'o-
dov H was So wears old Mr. tir:tr'h
established M 6r>' 'i~ plate mill N
Washington - 1898. selling - a few
years a'rr ~ ne Trttei States steel
Ccrpcra'io- y tsnS ~ established rho
plant - rh'-h ~ rama ned active N~ad
W. - r's - H's dea,h n. Is sur
y!ved BY MS widow a71 tr'r daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
MRS, OBENCHAIN
REFUSES TO TELL
WHAT SHE KNOWS
PREFERS JAIL CELL TO
TELLING ON ANOTHER
Won't Discuss Arthur Burch S
Affairs in The eKnedy
Murder


she does not want TO be unfair 20 "a
person In whose innocence" she believes.
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain. indicted for
murder in connection with the staying
Of John Bolton Kennedy, In an inter
view today declared she preferred 10 re-
main in Jail rather than tell anything
further regarding the events leading up
TO the death of Kennedy who. she one
day hoped 10 marry.
She said she might previously have
given details thai would have shed light
upon the tragedy an! gained freedom
for herself had she not been "dazed"
when first held BY. the PGtc". .
Won't Name Peruon-
She refused 10 name tn" person who
she claims would hc the sufferer Sh ru!d
she tell her story. When asked t 1t
wa. Arthur G. Burch. also indicted In
connected with the Kennedy sla! ins.
she refused I" answer. saying:
MI Hur"h - not talking. Why should
| discuss his affairs Il don't want any
n". to ivy me because | am here, she
added. Being in Jail means nothing to
suffered
Fox Called Into Case.
c. T. Fox. deputy sheriff 81 Los
Angeles county. who was summoned
from Arizona where he was Investigate
ing > case, arrived today and was taken
A. once 10 the county jail and began
long talk with Mrs. Obencha:n.
O,hcr deputies working on tho case
said that Fox had been recalled bec.us"
Mr. ObcnChain had said she would taik
freely Il she could talk TO him.
Ptnd Murder 0nn-
Los Angeles. Aug. 1.-THE discovery
n, the butt Of n double barreled shot
gun IN the Pacific ocean near santa
Monaco was announced today by sheriff.
officers Investigating the Staying OF j.
Bolton Kennedy.
The butt was found BY a camper II
VA, announced. II was lying IN the
bcaSh after the surf had recedcd.
The camper William Wyhe OF Los
Angeles said he found the hutt last
Saturday, but did not learn until yes
terday a shot gun was sought in con-
nection with the Kennedy Staying. Then
he turned the butt over 10 loca news
raper which had Offered reward for
discovery Of the vea pom used the STAY
ing.
At the sherifrs office. il was stated
the butt apparently was from a II
ruase shot gun. Two II GuaEe car
tridEes were found near the Kennedy
cottage where tho young broker was
found last Friday win the back OF his
head blown of.
The metal parts Of the gun butt were
rusted when turned over tot the sheriff
but wylic. It was declared, said they
wrrc hri and shiny when he found
the butt
The discovery was made near point
where divers employed by District At
torney Woolwns had been searching
for tho missing weapon This point
was chosen because the mileage reg
istered on the speedometer Of An au-
tomohilo, alleged to have been rented
by Arthur c. Burch. indicted for the
alleged murder. showed the car had
travelled just far enough to reach 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State of West Virginia.