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DEATHS.

npwERs IN this city on December -,
ipHi Lucy \ nnwcrs
Relatives aud friends are iavi'cd Co at
tpnd tho funeral vices az her late resi-
drncr soi West Ninth strcct ON Friday
afternoon nrccmhcr 30, 1921. at ?
orluck lntcrmcnt az Wilmington and
nfandVwine cemetery
GALLOWAY In this city on December
o. t0ot. tlftun t.. son of Anna Elmer
aud the late Ulysses !. Galloway. in
his roth year
Relatives aud friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral ScrN ices az his late resi-
tlpnCp southeast corner Fourth and Union
FtrtVts on FRIDAY afternoon. December
au. az so O'Clock. lntcrmcnt private.
noCksrAprR In this city ON Dccem-
nrr 81. ia1i William J. Ice Dock
lsnrral services viii he held az his late
rt,drncr 1900 Market street ON Satur-
intcrmrn, at Cedar ian cemetery. Phil
% plnhla. Pa.
uEtsFl In Delaware city ON December
nN 1921, Thomas nayard Hcisel
krlAtiVcs and friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral services az his late resi-
deucp Delaware city on Thursday morn
ing AZ ~ O'Clock Services al the house
lntcrmcnt az ~ Georges cemetery.
klRk In this city on Decemhcr 20.
1927. susan wife ~ the late Patrick
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tnnd the funeral from her late residence.
All Snrucr strsct. on Friday morning
al clock Requiem mass az II Mary 5
Church intcrmcnt at Cathedral cemc-
trrN
MAXWELL IN tfs city on December
gN 1921, Aunc NJ daughter OF the late
teorgc and Margaret lonc Maxwell
Relatives aud friCudS arr invited TO at
tcnd tho funeral sers iccs at the residence
Lincoln street. on THURSDAY. Decenber
- az ? O'Clock. intcfmcnt at Mt. Salem
cemetery
MORRISON At Newark. Del on Do
cpmhcr - 1921. Anna J. Morrison
ugrd - wears
Nriativcs aud friends arr invited to at.
tend the funeral serN ices az her late resi-
dpncp on Main stf,'vt Newark, Delaware on
saturday Afternoon Dccemhcr a. az I
oclNck lntcrmvnt az White Clay Greet
cemetery
MERRITT IN this city on December 27
lN2l, Frank Leslie Merritt. aged "a
keatlves ana friends arc invited to at.
tghd the funeral services at the resident
~ Thomas Merritt. p23 Anchorag,
sircct on Friday afternoon. December 30
al p clock intCrmcnt at Mt. salem
cemetery,
SCOrT In this city on December 20
1921 " iiham N husband Of Mary T.
Nansant scott. aged - years OF ii0a
Thatcher street
Relatives aud friends are invited 90 at
tend the funeral services az the rcsidenc,
oi his hrothcrin-law, Lewis h. Ruther-
ford eos hast Eighth street on Friday
Drcrmher so at ESQ O'Clock lntermen
at kivcrNi lew cemetery
WILLIAMS December % 1921
Amanda Williams. wife of the late vii
liam nurtram Williams. AGED % years
Relatives and friends are Invited TO at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dpncp. 222 West Fourteenth street. oi
SATURDAY afternoon, December 30. a
l2 80 % Clock intermcnt at Forrest ceme
terry Middletown. Del
Additional death notices recoiyed too LAT
fur this column will be found on Financia
Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
GUARANTY BROKE INGERSOLL.
Watches Turned Out During the War
Required Much Making Good.

New York. Dec. 2S.-In giving the
cause for the financial difficulties of
the Ingersoll watch company ad-
Judged bankrupt yesterday, one famil-
lar with its affairs says:
THE greatest financial losses of the
company were due TO its guaranty. II
guarantees every watch it manufact-
ures. During the war it was totally
impossible 10 put into these watches
material as good as the company de-
sired to use. Naturally there are more
repairs 10 be made TO watches manu-
factured during the war. This company
made good and will continue to make
good. All II needs is a breathing
SPELL"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
CONGRESS TO GIVE
HEED TO HIGH COST
OF RAILROAD TRAVEL
Bills to Provide Means OF Re-
lief Soon Well be Given
Consideration.
GENERAL RELIEF PROMISED

fperlpi nispatch From Every Evening :
Washington Correspondent.
Washington. Dee 2S.--The high
cost nf railroad travel. which adds ma
trrinly To- the high cost OF living, Is
e. have the attention OF Congress
early In the New Year. when an effort
viii be made Go secure needed relief
from prohibtlvc rates that prevail. II
~ shown that both the railroads and
tn travelling public are suffering
from the high passenger rates, and Il
a. found that prompt action must be
inkcn To meet the situation. or else
business of every kind will continue &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

tfAtf WI .
dorse this newer.
way The tablets
are made OF finest
ingredients They
are more like food
than medicine and
may be taken ny
the whole family
The name irving
Labor atory on
each bottle of SIX
~ tablets packef
in orange coioref
arton ! your pro
lection and a
guarantee ~ finest
quality a n {
purity IN medi
cine Al druggist
n a v Q Pho'q Ph {
Vitamine tablets %
send for large bot
tie prepaid pric.
81 plus A. va
tax-frvins Labor
atOry. " heeiin2
" Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
John AwaskI Hurt,

John AwaslSi. as years old. of 1895
Lobdell street. is in a serious condi-
ton at the Delaware Hospital as the
result of a fractured skull received
last night at the Todd's Cut yards
of the Pennsylvania railroad, where
he is employed when a piece of coal
from an engine tender fell on him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
IN ME MORlAN.

IN loving remembrance of our dear
fathrr Timothy ctarthy. who departed
this life ave years ago today, December
cS ipla
iiernal rest grant unto him.
oh, Lord, may he rest In peace
ny hts loving children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Party for stephsns.

Residents Of the Single Tax colony
OF Arden are planning a party FOR
George Frank Stephens. one Of the
founders OF the colony. on bis c2nd
birthday anniversary today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Many Criminal Cases.

Thirty new cases and thirty-three
continued cases will be brought before
the January term of Court of Cen
eral Sessions. Half of the new cases
are larceny charges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Fine Room for Rent.

For rent. 81 Washington St., front
room; good location for physician or
dentist; southern exposure, heat and
sunlight, every convenience, nicely
furnished ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Irish tenor and his play has mnde .
great bi, wbereyer II has been heard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Sre,Irritated Throat
Use Brazilian Balm
VITAMINE TAKEN FROM YEAST
AND PUT UP IN TINY TABLET

Is. and druggists en-
better moro efecfive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Additional death notices received too late
Dor this column will be found on Financial
Page
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
CONTRACTOR BALL
WANTS MONEY FOR
WOODSDALE PAVING
Councilman Kress Moves TO Secure
Money from Loan OF 1919 Tor
Purpose

ANXIOUS - receive money H1" from
for parIrE streets n W"CdAd,.". anu
since that time the town being moor
poratri in Greater Wheeling. the laII
Engineering company. VIII" dld the WORK
has asked the council OF Wheeling |"
take some action. The matter was
brought up III council ,lSt evening an"
referred to the city manager and city
solicitor.
Councilman krcSs presented Il rcSoIu-
ton whereby the city MANAGER and Guy
clerk should notify the commissioners
Of the loan known as the strict I'm
proycment Bonds Of 1915" TO pay the
city treasurer out of funds IN their
hands over the Hall Engineering com
pany. The matter WAS referred 70 the
city manager and city solicitor.
The Town OF WUodSdal" adopted an
ordinance in 1919 providing for bond
issue whereby the monies derived from
tho sale Of said bonds should nc paid
out By the commissioners OF tn" loan
only on order OF the council or SAID
town. Since the annexation OF IN" town
OF Wcodsdale. all obligations and duties
have developed upon the council or the
city Of Wheeling. The work has been
completed and there is now due under
the contract with the Ball Engineering
company. the contractors doing such
having the sum OF Si9.6S0t3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
OHIO SIDE MAN
PRESIDENT Of
BR|CKLAYERS

Special Dispatch 10 tn" lntclligcnCer.
StcubcnVill". o.. June 3l.-Thc annual
state conference Of the BriCklaycrs.
MaSCns and plastcrcr% international
Union closed here tonight with the cleo
tion OF offi"crH. They are: President,
president. Harry Crow. Wooster: second
vice president. Thomas TGirSt, New Phil
adc!phit. secretary treasurer. ]. W.
JnCkel cleveland.
The 1922 conference city will he So
Iected by the executive committee and
will be Il choice between Bcl'airc and
Springfield.
The conference fixed the minimum
w:~ye scale for The ensuing year at
&I.l.'@ per hour, the same as is now in
effect.
Create Defense Fund.
Resolutions endorsing tho establish
mrNt az Il labor banking institution for
/ Ohio; the creation of 4 fund for the de-
Tense or aid Of members Of the union
were adopted.
william J. Bowen. International pres
, dent. Indiana polls. delivered Az address
Ia tho closing session. reviewing labor
conditions in III" United States and Can
ada, and telling delegates that change
for the better is apparent. The men
gradually getting hack 10 work. He pre-
dicted an early return 10 normal indus
trial conditions. stating that tho union $
policy Of Cancellation and arbitration
will bc maintained.
To-day's session WAS devoted mostly
TO discussion of labor problems. the de-
bate being private. Wives Of tho wish
ting delegates were guests Of the cha m
Der Of Commerce on a boat ride on the
ohio river this afternoon.
Martins Perry Man Spears.
\ banquet in honor OF the delegates
was held at the Fort S;cuh"n hotel
Charles n. Simeral. president Of the
cha mber OF Commerce. of this city
made an address. Theodore Richl. pres
idcnt Of the state conference. presided
AS toaStmaSter. Other speakers were
Hal StrOup. Of Martins Ferry. who pail
tribute To- the women and their useful
ness and help in the cause oC labor since
gaining equal suffrage; Kenneth Will
liLmS. OF Piqua speaking on the labor
conditions throughout Ohio: Harry Crow
Of Wooster. who declared the only way
10 drive away the cloud hanging over
industry in the United States and Can
ada ut the present time Is hard work
and cooperation between capital and
abor.
John W. Jockel. secrctnry-trcaSurcr Of
the conference said tha motto Of the or
! CanlZat!on had always been fair play
and was always willing |" arb:tratc amy
differences with employers. Rev. Jones,
pastor ri ;hr Finley ". T.. church. spoke
on the rc!at iorShip o. the church with
labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
REV, B. NJ. SPUR
TALKS TO ROTES
o.,con a. state Prison and HsAd
OF Glendale Hospital Makes
Address

How the prisoners condemned 70 alH
on the gaIIows 1T the state penitentiary
At Moundsville suffer from unknown
fortunes the last few days they nave
~, ,ar,h. and OF the general conditions
AZ the state p:ison were told YESTERDAY
to members Of the Wheeling Eotary
club by REV. II. n. Spur, arch-deacon
at the state prison and hcad or th'
REYNOLDS Memorial hospital al Glen,
dale. DR.. Spurs address was ono 81
the most interesting heard by the no
tarians in many months.
Rev. spur Is an eloquent speaker.
and his descriptions Of conditions were
vivid in every detail. HIS talk was
from actual experiences. and greatiy
impressed the Rotarians. lie 1layeu
caliital punishment declaring very ieM
men going to their death admit tne;r
cr;mc, ana that they suffered terripie
torment before dying, although usually
ihev are ready by the date or execution
10 meet ;hcr Maker.
He urged thu members OF inc c!un 70
take part in the Grim" prevention "ork,
dcscribin. how y man worhs IN 'nS
pcnal Institutions and how ne leela
when rel "A sod.
PRESIDENT Harry ". Hall vas seated
in his usual rirsir. while around him rs
honor guests were Rev. Spur. DR.. j L.
L.ycnbcr-cr and Secretary Myron kef.
The meeting Was well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

the family residence, No. - Indiana
avenue. Island. occurred tho death or
Mrs. Julia UpdcEraN Lash. aged 90
widow % John \. Lash. y lengthy III
ness. with complications setting IN, re-
suited in death Deceased WAS born at
Colerain. belmont county, Ohio. and was
educated IN the Quaker schools there.
For thc past nifty years sh" resided on
the Island Until the tim" Of his death
in 1871" her husband was one or Wheel
ing's most prominent men. having been
engaged in the teweiry business until
death claimed him. Mrs Lash has been
n member OF Thomson NJ. r. church ever
since moving to this city.
Surviving are four children. ELLIS. +.
Of Martins Ferry: William. II cleveland
Albert r. and Mrs. {. l.. Ferry OF Col
Grain, O.
Funeral services will J." held from
the residence, Thursday afternoon at .
o'clock. with Rev ". T.. craig. I'aStor
Of Thomson NJ. f.. church. officiating.
Intctrmcnt will be made IN Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
COUNCIL PASSES
ORDINANCE LAYING
new LICENSE FEES
Pull Revenue Permitted by state Law
to Be Collected by City.

When new ordinance was presented
10 city council last evening whereby the
licenses derived by the city from pool
tables, cigar stands. hotels cirtuseS,
etc. would be increased approximately
Sc. 600 4 year. Counci!men Thompson
and Vance voted against the new ordln-
ancc. The remaining members or CouA-
ell voted in favor OF 1t and rs was
passed.
One Of the most important features
Of the rev ordinance affecting local
cigar stores and pool rooms. is THAI
punch boards Will be taxed s. week
or SIS year for each and every one In
a place of business.
Tho ordinance conforms strictly 70
that of the state. while n previous
Years the tax on all OF these licenses
we're much lower. Counctmen ASKED
that the ordinance DC read by section
because some OF the license taxes were
too high. Councilman fancy moved tna'
the ordinance be adopted as II was. On
roll call all voted in favor or lea'lhE
Il as II was, with the eACcPNph Va
Thompson and Vance.
C,ntain Otto took the floor and stated
that heretofore the Citys revenues were
cut of BY reducing licenses under that
~ the state law. The state has never
b,d any trouble in collecting this tax
so why can't the city do likewise Win
ont arv trouble: TWO years ago IL
ccnse tax Of 81 was placed on the sal"
Of SOLE drinks. while in my opinion
there Is more money today seI'lnE sol
drinks than the saloon keeper made sell
ing beer years ago when he paid 4 oiS
license tax" Thompson explained MS
voting against the ordinance by stating
ma, $50 for the tirst pool table ana 70
for each additional one was TOO much
ana that il should. in his opinion re-
main at SIS for the first table and Nlo
for each additional one as IN past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
FLORISTS PROTEST
AGAINST COUNTY'S
SALE OF FLOWERS

\ dc.c-Atiou IT florists appeared be-
fur- TN board ui county commissioners
Yesterday and protested against lhc
county selling flowers. They claim the
county ItS"lf should not run In CONNIE
tit.on to their business. Action in the
matter Was deferred unit! later dd;r
owing To- III" abSrnrc OF commissioners
Hal Iiru"S.
The county has - grccnhoTS" at the
iniirmdrN where Inah$ flowers grow.
These flowers have been take care Of Wy
!umat"S 1T the county hnm" who lr"
unable - 30 ether work and they are
sold. Just what viii be done IN the
matter non. ni the numbers OF n"
board would discuss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
POLICE TO ENFORCE
REAR LIGHT LAW

m order was issued last night by
r-hicI If Police Fred Frazier Ia mem
hcrS Of his force 10 take the number
Of every automobile that passes along
,hC stree without rear rcd light.
,s = rr.ul, - number of licenses OF
machines have been secured by the Pc
lice. including ohio and Pennsylvania
auioiSls IS Wei as West Eirginians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
VESPERS OPEN
CONVENTION Of
MISSION WOMEN

W"h 4lt;r Il '.ruc a'i"nitnrn last
"lrr!us The ri:,htn arrut' cnGNtntjon "f
Lutheran " "mcu.5 Missionary S""'"tlcs
"p,n"i 1T tlrs, Eurl:sh l.urhcran
church. nr. T. -. N"wtrH Vast"-. open.
~ Wi,h ,"~pcr -vrNi-" .'"! - "aLr"~$
"f wC,rur:l.. was %lN'u n' Mir T. J..
FarI> E'%N"NS"% VAS n"td" HE. Mr..
Floyd AriuS and q uumt"" e rr."i -
~" given ny Delegates from IT, ln''r-
denominations! Missionary f'''i"rnti"r.
Mrs J. l.. Marvin. president + n" s.
Sinnar? So,irtI>c. mad" IN HpPr"rrhti"
address,
Tho feature - -, evening "aS tn"
st"rc"ptir"n display in "hH:E" 90. i'r.
Inward r"r'rNy!nE Il "un:i'r 80 'H''r,
-St;n@ events 1T tho lts' C"nNcN,"n ana
proving Of much lu,crc>; 10 all present.
""iluwjug 'hr program. Ha informal
reception Ms held for II" delegates
.,uL Il general social ;lm" M enjoyed.
\ larger number OF visitors are '\prrird
To-day ami the programs for MORN NJ.
AFTERNOON ana evening Sr:'is". "r" As
Wednesday. $50 a. III.
Devotional Mr.. q. e Leonard
i;nll Cs,,i and Mluu'""
Convention Prayer Mrs /. N,'"rd
announcement # r'puImliI',S :.
Greetings from S>r,i..E', t.. \ Milford
Reports 81 'nif',rr& aud ~'tadlU;
Committees
ednosday.>l 80 y. H.. June 10.
.p,tr..ruaI Mrs. =. & Leonard
ErU rH., and Minutes.
~,~N .r,..
Why Serve" ...... SISTER "lrv, Snyr"
ours in Service Mrs " !. NuEE.uS
Consocra,r IL Scrv!r" This rav nj"
the Lord ........... Mrs. L. !. Meyer
Chiilr"u.S Hodr. Mrs. -. t. l.,":Ird
Song Service.
wednesday, 7:3O p. m.
vespcr Scry.c", Rev. X. \ Harshrnan
Special Music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
CINCINNATI CITY ELECT R|C|AN COMING
TO SECURE DATA ON WEST VA. GAS

evenings - appoint committees 70 TOOK
after ARRANGEMENTS for the state con-
vrnliun to Ia held in his city Scp.rm-
lrr - and -.
DR.. j. W. Gilmore made Il short ard
interesting talk to tho I.cEionalre: last
evening liz highly praised III" work
which III" local Legion has accomplish !
and is accomplishing.
Reports "t thr membership drive we're
heard. and great strides have been mace
IN the campaign up I" this time. Much
enthusiasm Is being shown by the lie.
g;on M mbcr& over III" drive. ami great
results are expected in the mar future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Conley Funeral


Rsy. y {. RaSch". "i >. '7u' y
rnurch. will orticiatc 1t funeral services
FOR charles J. Dittman. aged g., man
aging Waterman ~ IN" EN"r>'d" MIL
who died Monday evening =; IL" FANNY
homo. No. IS. r"rty-ni'h street. 20
owing an illness "ctt"n months. Nh'Ie
tho cNac, time uC fur"ra, is not known
il viii yroha bly, be Thursday
Deceased was born in Nosto'". Ter
many. and came hcr" when % years ''
ag". Surviving ar" his widow ana the
following children. Pau, J.. OF PITTS
burSh. Max. Of Ernwood; Frank. Of MID
land Pa: Mrs. Mime Lyle. ~ this
city; Mrs Elmer Richards. nf this "itE
and Mrs. laura Fr""'and. "f h'N"
Bottom.
Mr.. pi:',nan Vas Il member ~ -
PtuTs Evangelical church. and 49, 81
the Ancient order Of United WorAm"a
and 80 eaton ,'onciays. Moru.!ianS. nc
Ma- a vel known AID h;Ghly r~Spe' ted
,tizen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Projectors Of the Stanley Transport
tation company and the "h"chnS-S'
Clairsv!llc Bus line were fined 81" ana
costs By Squire John W. kindrIecTE"r
Monday for operation bctwee" OA'0 ana
Yves: Virginia without Commercial!
license from this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
Engagement of Mrs.
Chas. J. Schuck's Niece

Mrs. Charles !. ,huck. uf Wheeling.
". Va. entertained win 4 luncheon IN
MCtr-"ry'S Saturday Ia announce the
engagement Of her rl'Cc, Miss Adele NJ.
Ihartcurr. Of Knoxville, 10 John Leslie
Galloway. OF Philadelphia. The Wedding
VII. TAX" place next fall.--PlttSburgh
Chronicle TrlC era ph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
SENTENCED TO DEATH

Pittsburgh Juno 91.--Bernard Nd
Carney. Of MrkcrSHort was SENTENCED
TO death in criminal court here today
after Il Jury had found him guilty -;
killing his wife Margaret. and their
adopted daughter. Mary Eliza beth. aGcI
(. December II 1920. The jury dcl!hc-
alcd less than two tours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

City Manager II. G. CraG". city So
iici;or J. J. +. ORricn and Fire Nhi"t
\. hurley Thompson are expected HON"
today from F;ln,ra, y. Y. where th"E
conferred WIKI the American lAFTanc"
Fire Engine company concerning COM
promise on tho fire truck broken ScN-
eral months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
OBITUARY
Serfces for Child

Funeral services for little Howard
Smith, five year old son Of Mrs. Virginia
Smith Of No. i3t Coat street. Will "e
held this afternoon at 80 o'clock from
tho family home. with Rev. J. T. l."yen-
berger officiating. Intcrment will take
Mace in Mount Wood cemetery Inc
child received fatal burns Monday morn
ING through playing with matches TX
hitting his clothing.
Conlsy Funeral
The death OF Mrs. Emma \aef"le
,ronlcy. wife OF Harvey c. Con!ey' oc-
Cured Tuesday morning AZ eight o'clock
AT the Kanawha Valley hospital Char
lesion, following Il short illness. Tns
body will arrive here this morning anu
!n,crmcnt will take place In this clty.
Mrs. Conlcy was born and reared IN
Wheeling. moving to Charleston juSt
Two weeks ago. Sh" Was q memo"r "t
th, First English Lutheran "hur"h ana
Is survived 10y her husband. on" son
Russell hsr father. German Maggie, '"'
SISTERS. Mrs l:ckhArht and Miss S'''a
\acsl. ~ this city and three brothers.
Edward, Earl and Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Little hopes are entertained by nos
pital authorities for the recovery NJ
Frank rudowo-itch, who was run down
BY an automobile in Rcech Bottom Mon
day morning while walking from work
IN a coal mine to his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

Patrick Wal. who attempted suicide
Monday while 4; work n IN" Creek mill
BY sia>hlnG his throat with 4 razor. Will
live. hospita. authorities stated last
night,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22
BANDIT PLEADS GUILTY.

NNw CAStlo. Ia IunN -T'-W HTIW
Fisher OF Toledo aged Is, pleaded gull
" to-day 10 PARTICIPATION III handit
raid upon the Union Eatiupa! Bank mere
last MAY a% charged in ;u 'ntrinl"nt.
He will he sentenced the latter part or
rh;S week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-22

The Ohio Generator company. .""A'
concern. has purchased IL Ford roadster
automobiles especially equipped for the
handling or their wares.
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w ednesday, 7;SO p. m.
"r.U
KGty&MSd
>l

Joe Rossman. who Is confined {" the
North Wheeling hospital rs result OF
hcins kicked by = mu." a; IN" Elm
Grove coal mine Monday. vii! recover