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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

John NcGraw. 0nc 50 well sup
piled with lnfletdefs that he let Heinie
Groh aud Milton stock 20 TO other
clubs. could use them handily right
now.
tie needs veterans 81 their caifber
10 keep him ia the race.
Ito has been experimenting with
Rapp. Munroe aud Patterson They
aren't stars ~ the first water yet.
m McGrnw had some OF his east
offs OF other years he'd have a better
field than he has today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

IINITNNNTT Juno .l"INIOuUU
hattcd Luquu hUrd in Two innings to-
day. while he Reds could do little
with ChecNcs and the cubs won . to
2 II WAS Cinciuuat's nfth straight
defeat BN getting m hit. Roush
ran a batting streak up 10 ten straight
games. groFg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

summary; Two has hits, wheat,
Ford aud %Janvcrin; home runs
Wheat. Grinith: sacrifice hits, Glib
son: first base on Boston ..
bases on balls, on schupp O. struck
n by Watson I. by schupp g. left
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Dcspite a
ninth inning rally the white sox were
unable to defeat the Tigers In their
opening series game hcre today. ftra
Faber. pitching ace held down the
slab for h Box. The scorc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

NEW YORK. June 25.-Babo Ruth
mt his twenty sixth homer off Walter
johnson In the nfth inning, scoring
Fcwstcr ahead OF him, but the sem
ators beat the Yanks 8 TOT. Score:
Mashlnnlnn All. II. II. POI A Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

CLEVELAND. June 25.-George
lhle and kolp. former sand lot pitch
ers opposed each other In the open
ms game OF the Brown-indian series
here today. Uhlo only lasted a little
over six innings when he gave away
10 Morton after the Browns began "a
slug fest. Score.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

stolen buses. B,gbee. Carey; double
PLAYS. Hornsby to LaNan to Fourier.
bases on bclis. "a Pfchcr. 4 on yell
low Horse I of North struck out
by yellow Horse ., b. Ninn l. UNI
ptrrs. brennan and Emslie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

ST. louis. June 25-The Cardinals
by virtue Of one big inning at the
expense Of Big Chief Yollow Horse,
trounccd the Pittsburgh Pirates In
the first game of their double-header
today They lost the second game
8 - 2. The score;
First game:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

SEW YORK. June 5.-Tommy
Grimth's homer In the eighth gave
BrouklNn a 2 To- l victory here this
afternoon. Score:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

summary Twu-hsac hits. Grimes.
Groh. Double plays. Hoilocher and
Grimes, Brcsricr and nauhert. Stolen
bases. flack struck out by Luque I.
Napier ], 'hceNos I. bases on balls.
of thieves 3 len ~ bases chicago.
Cincinnati T. Umpires Moran aud
higler,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
DEMPSEY SURPRISE
TO NOTED FRENCH
SPORTING WRITER
Has Speed and Is Clever
But Still Thinks Car
pentier Will Win

Nor-i Henry H. Farrri, has -
cured for the United Prr-s an
Interview with Andrr Glnrncr.
trrncii sporting writer and the
first competent authority from
Paris 20 pass Judgment on Cham
pion Jack Dempsey. Ginrner's
Views are set forth I'm the rot
lOwlnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

BATTERED for ShRwkey In 9Th.
New York 900 1s0 col
summary; TwO-baao hits. Judge.
Rice 2, Brewer. Fewnter. Three-haso
hits. Hawks. Home iun. Ruth. Sacri-
flee hits. smith. Picinich. stolen
bases. Ward struck out, by johnson
3. shawkey 1. Wild pitches. ShaWkey.
Passed ball. Picinich. Left on bases.
Washington 8. New York Z. Umpires,
Chile, Nallin and Owens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

on bases. Boston .. brooklyn g. um-
pires, O'Day and Quilicy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
j Winslow Here Today; Grays to Battle Santa Fe at Andent City
Babe Ruth Gets His 10th Home Run, But Yanks Lose;
Cardinals Get An Euen Break With Pittsburgh;
Boston Whips the Athletics in Double Bill

New YORK ,. ~ Phiiadriphia 4. q.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-The
Giants took a double header from tho
phinics here today. The score Of the
first was , TO 4 and the second was
q walksway with a count Of II to Z.
scure,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

;oNDON.--A COMMITTEES OF Judges
aud lawyers has been named 20 pick
a costume for British women judges
should wear wigs. as British male
Judges do. Miss olive Catherine
Chaplain. firtN british woman TO
qualify as a Judge, Will take her seat
soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

The inner bark Of a japanese
shrub can be made into an Imitation
leather,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

BOSTON. June 2b-Philadclphia
made II three straight from Boston
by taking both ends Of a dOuble-
header here today. Score;
pnIIndnInhln Al. Il. IL 20. A. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Detroit 80. .S0i 0Os COO
Chicago .OiO 000 O23-6
summary; Three base hits FalS.
Two base hits Blue. schalk. Sacrl-
flee hits Bush. Neacb. Jones. struck
out by Ehmke 3. Faber .. Base on
balls off Ehmke 2. Faber ?. Twom-
by 2. Stolen bases Hooper. Double
PLAYS Jones to Blyue Mulligan TO Me-
Ciellan 10 Sheeiy. umpircs Dinenen
and Moriarty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

sBatted for Belts IN 9th.
New York .O2l Oet 900
philadelphia 900 400 iO0-i
summary: Two base hits. Bancroft
2, Meusel. Kelly 2. Ryant Bruggy,
Burns. Home run, walker. Sacrifice
hits Sallce. Double plays. Ring to
Miller TO Lee. struck out. Ring p,
Ryan 2. Salice .. Bases on balls OFF
Rims .. Left on bases. New York Z.
Philadelphia :. Umpircs Mccormick
and Hart.
Second game:
n. n. 4.
New York 200 isO 5O5-i7 is o
Philadelphia 100 eOi 600 4 10 2
Batteries: Benton. Barnes and
Snyder and Gonzales: Meadows,
Baumgartncr. Kecncn IN Peters.
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second game; " ~ -
Pittsburgh . go OlO-b . I
~. Louis 100 600 OtN : %
Batteries: Cooper and Skin Pert
tea. Goodwin. Sherdcll, Nurth aud
clemens and Dilhocfrr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

You win find II in our olassi-
asd Columns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Totals 80 2 , ~ rs
'Battcd for Mcnosky ~ ninth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Chicago SOC OOS OOO-6
Cincinnati .OOO OF 400
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

Pefaea Af6arf a.
salf IN faopr 30
haas, tidy rcd tins,
haafaoma pouHd
sd han pounf fiu
hansia eFs sd lnfha
raund cfyeia Ila2H
humfder STA
apoaga m~eiafeaef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

fectted areas were completed With the
arrival OF the last troops. Tho affected
areas have been divided into three mill
tary districts. Colonel Anderson, OF the
26th regiment. Camp Dix. Is IN charge Of
the Kanawha district with headquarter1
company. how!tzcr company. ono bat
TALON OF lnfantrymcn. ono squadron OF
the air service and a detachment from
tho chemical warfare service.
a company Of infantry from the 1Sth
Is Atationed at Marmet, ten miles east
OF Charleston. another at Cabin CrDek
junction. fifteen miles from here, and
, one machine gun AID one rife company
a. Montgomery, twenty-five miles east.
all under command Of Major Fowler.
Colonel Martin IT kadtsoA
Co!one! Martin Is in command Of the
| Coal river district with headquarters
at Madison. Boone county. With him
there are a service company, one ma
chine gun platoon. one company Of in
fantry and a half detachment Of the
medical service. Under him At Jeffery,
farther up Coal river. are a company of
infantrymen, one machine gun platoon,
one howitzer company and half dstach-
ment from the medical corps COM
manded by Major Coates.
One company Of infantry Is stationed
at Sarples under Major Smart and a
battalion ~ the 26th regiment 10 sta
toned at Blair under Major Aackie.
The Logan district Is commanded by
cn,onel Sputt!rworth with headquarters
at logan. Under him there are a
. hcw.tZer company of the 10th regiment.
Observation flight
Army airplancs continue to make OBJ
servntion flights over the affected area.
II was announced at headquarters these
planes carry no explosives.
Military headquarters had no report
: that an a!rp!ane. said TO have been sent
/ up in Logan county yesterday. dropped
a bomb near where federal soldiars were
pitching their tents in Jeffery. A re-
port to th! effect was brought into the
miners headquarters today.
There were sill no definite reports
here today as 20 the number Of persons
killed on each side in last. weeks con-
have hcen large.
Large crowds visited the landing place
Of the army a!rplanes al kanawha City.
n suburb. across the Kanawha river
from Charleston. Troops from Dix are
I "amrrd on an adjoining field. Close by
there was a holly contested baseball
game PLAYED by local teams. and the
. crowds spent Sunday afternoon by d.
viding their time in watching the SOL
diers IN The camp and the ball game.
Federal troops helped 10 keep traffic
oren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
WHEELING STUDENTS
OFF TO COLLEGE
DURING THE WEEK

In the course Of ~" nrv; w""N cute
Il Few young r""p." vi" ,ear" :"r
schools a".. colleges n Varl"'.s T"";S o.:
-. co:U.iN. VI SO Mar;h'u lu'rE.''.~ a"d
f,r I. JU"rG"as W. leave Wednesday
,or WtttrDhsrH Cn!.cE" a. Spr."CN"l!.
CATO. where they Will att""d W!::2rh";S
college,. MISS Elizabeth S'ciHhI"k"r oni
la.i S,e.ahtcker ami Cu,vsa Rr"% VII
leave the later part OF he week for
N;,rCnut,vn where they VIII eUtc-
Nest N!rs.n'n University. N"i:.n,. d
Eowlcy LETT yesterday for iItiShr"-H 20
eater The Carnegie Institute II 1"'hn@.-
uGy.
R"la:rs will send quite a delegation
to Notrn pame University at Notrr
pamc, Indiana. Tho following young
man will leave next Monday ~ enter
thar iun:or Year at that INSTITUTION
Harold Thompson. Charles R"hr"'h;'
John l.avr,.H and Franz Wallace. Wal
ter Houston and Arthur sherry or Fei-
,trc WI attend pUqucsue university at
Pittsburgh this year. Joseph F"iIen
VIII lcavs soon Tor the Conservatory OF
Music at Boston. whore h" Is n ms
Sa1hnnore year. Charles l.open"r W.
attend Grove cry College al Gr"'" Ni;F
ia Leo Keane VII, enter Fordham In
New York lHty.
Miss Helen Gaus who has been at
tending Swer;brier College N N'rE'N'"
w., leave the It's; Of next week /" enter
her Junior yer AZ Smith. Miss A"H q
purtap vii! also leave n"xt week f"r
Frederick. Md. where she VIII 10
student az Hood College.
The lora, colony al Ohio wesleyan
Will Include: Misses Virginia Nay. Mar
II, Nav. Nellie Frazier and 'har'"s
Roraeasca. The young people Will 'ea'e
here next Monday.
Misses Laura Ns!z,er. Vera Tay'or.
Katherine Blackburn and Ruth Not"ru
viii enter IVES: Liberty Normal sCn""'
his wear and Misses Lillian and Mar
ere, K!nGeberser Will go 70 Bethany
College.
Misses Margaret Ogden and Dorothy
U.tn,c!n Will leave September ~ to'
poushkeersie. where they ar" IN tne'r
Junior year a, Eassar Misses Else
Wagner. Louisa Nsrr"r. Cnarrler ha]-
Let, and Virginia Sweeney VIII leave me
49,, o, October FOR Rr!arci'ffe On the
Hudson.
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tho prices Of Accommodate but
Wheeling will have TO be an indian
rubber city to accommodate all of the
visitors during the week.
"Everyth:nE - all set" said Secretary
Swartz at LAT" hour Inst evening. MY
brain is wh!zZ:nI. In fact, during the
uast month have dreamed "f cattle,
sheep. pigs and running and trottinS
horses | can safely say that this Is
the higgcst fair wc have ever attempted
in West Virginia and with any Kind OF
good weather We Will u" able 70 eclipse
the admission OF former years.
Mr. Swartz and Miss Johnston were
locked in their Office last evening and
business callers were admitted one nj
time by Roh Morrow.
Every suggestion. every complain;
has to he heard by Mr.. Swartz We
can imagine the task.
We'll We are al ready for the open'
ing at seven o'clock Monday morning
and expect bumper crowds" said Mr.
Swartz as he left for home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
REMODEL GARAGE

I'D Gorby IS president OF mo re-
orear!yrd Gorhy Motor corP"ra''o',,
which wiz be .oroted NJ sixteenth anu
Eo.r streA,s. IN the same building oCr''
,!.I b.; tho r u. G"rhy -ar2g". I"o
hp,ldIrx Will be remodeie1 ana como
nysr making II modern ana conVe'-
ant headquarters, assuring 'ne Pa'FU','
fullest cooperation and aerf're' y"
change will BE made In the actlFe Pe,
sonnet OF the organization tno"Eh -
will b. necessary - aha 70 tNH 'o''e
IN no various departments Tho cN-
elusive sales and -erytce.nE o. o!da-
1nr. roaa.nxer car. and O'Asmohns
r,o,o,,v trucks will he given mtnutcst
attention.
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H
GR|DDERS WILL
GET HARD WORK
COACH TmoCK IS NOW READY TO
BEGIN REAL GRIND FOR
THE CANDIDATES.
Schedule Announced Last Evening In
cluces Ten aames-Fivs
Arc at Homo.

Moundsv!lle high schools grid ca0di-
dates. who have been training lightly
for few days now will get down 10 th'
real grind OF training tomorrow even
.ng. when Coach ". W. T!lock will start
tho work in earnest. driving IA" boy
hard every minute they are under his
rule.
Followers OF the orange and black
will be boosting for the team hard now.
and Indications arc tho team Will have
a successful season. although many o.:
tho games on the schedule announced
last evening are among the hardest the
school has ever faced
Several players on last years eleven
will he missed this season. two being
lost BY graduation. while another tina
will hc absent will he Captain-eleCt
Fletcher. who has been compelled 10
leave school
Nevertheless. Coach Tilock Will hav'
plenty Of material. and with eight letter
men from last year. the team mas l
good nucleus to Re organized from
Jones. Campbell Hamilton. W"oIhurn.
McMahon. Robinson. Barnett and ''row
are the last years men who Will be
back.
The following schedule WAS an
nounced last evening:
Sept 24-Magnolla. there
Oct WcllsbUrg. at homo.
Oct S--Slstrrsv!,le. ~ homo.
Oct. l5-Fol!ansh"e. there.
Oct. @2-Parkershurg. at home.
oct. ca-L!Hs.y. there.
Nov. 6-Triadclph.R. there.
Nov l2--Sprnc"r. a. home.
Nov. warwood. at home.
Nov. 24--[ameron. there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
Stone GETS "HARD"
AND GOES TO JAIL

John Stone thought ne was as sToos
az h,s mama and when Policeman 1900
lone. arrested HIN On .MarNe; S'F'''
las, n,gh, ahou: o'clock ~ cha3s .
81 panhandMnS proceeded I" IN" ~"
Nicer all the pc, names he could tAihH
a. and wanted 70 take n" policeman
mac. and gun from him. a.,
1ot wanting 10 nix stone win mn
-,rIA The policeman asked feuo"
Standing nearby 20 assist h.m 20 'ne
h.ra,nE with Stone ac:eC the handouts
were placed on him.
A hundred or more people were AZ
,-o...a n 70 tho scene and many VINO
Witnessed tho affair praised ten p"'.e-
man FOR keeping his Head and not s'r'S-
ING S.rne with his CLUB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
DR., VISHANOFF
FAILED TO COME

The Rev DR.. Eishnnoft OF ThcSaol-
onIca Macedonia. Europe. failed 10 ar
r!vo here last evening when he was
scheduled 70 spcak at tho TRINITY l.uth-
cram church I. 1886 Enf; street just
why he failed 10 SHOW ny Is not kn"wn
~ he d!d not n0'ity anyUn" as 10 being
unable TO come here for III" services. II
IS presumed tina; som" serious cause
made Il impossible for pr. NishanoN 20
attend. However. evening services were
conducted as usua! by IN" Pew. Simon
Snyder following which thr opening or
the kpreparstory fall camna!gn too
place 2rxs number OF the congre-
cation and their friends were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
OPENS THIS MORNING
(euo sSpd u-oIJ pouuIauoo)

sheep, ard another scr.rS ~ sheds ADA
cent Is Filled with hogs oG a. breeds
from the white y. /. &. to the u.aSh
Poland China pigs
This show Is under tn" personal su'
rcrvisinn .. q. W. Whitman. who IL q
past master ia the art OF judging catt!r
and who attended the Onto state an"
other fairs this season to secure the
pick OF exhibits.
We expect d big shipment OF cattl"
In from Columbus. -. tonight, ana as
all our Stables are filed we have peen
forced 10 -rrrt two big tents In adoltio III
TO the barns We have used In FORMER
wears. Our draft horses Will be man!
In number and one Of our pr"ttiest en-
hil,its viii he = number OF ponies from
tho farm OF Mrs. Ru>,"" ~ iiiiorVale
Ohio"
Although the rain came down In tor
rents yesterday afternoon there vas n
never ending stream OF people VINO
me in automobiles anil each stre''
car and there were n number Of extra
on"s. left Il full load Of humanity ~
the gates OF the park.
Exposition Hall FILLED
Exposition hall IL fast illlnG with
exhibits of various merchants ana
manufactures and tn" booths are many
Of them cxquisitelr decorated. The
machinery ..Xhibit vii! be full Of detail
and the exhibition OF the United States
department OF agriculture in when
everything pertaining L. farm life vii!
be shown and no doubt will attract
great attention. Instructive literature
prepared b. tho department viii be
given out at this place freely.
1t seems as II every ono In this Part
OF the country has concession NJ thiS
fair. for the grounds are literally coy
ered with stands and buildings from
the gates 10 the Grandstand When The
electric lights were turned on last eve
min. notwithstanding the rain. the
rain. tho scene rescmhled busy Fairy
land.
Thirty-two carloads Of stock were
reported as coming in from Columbus
late last night and Supt. Whitman was
awaiting them. The animals Will nc
placed IN the tents near the stables.
Shows Arrive.
Rillv C.ark'S Broadway shows cane
in yesterday md truck after truck car"
through tho grounds bearing raraph7-
MALTA Of tho various shows and side
shows There Will hr merry-:o-rouEdI
and Ferris wheel and all sorts ~
amusement devices.
MANY or those owning concessions arr
making their homes on the grounds ard
lodging Is at premium in the city Of
Wheeling. 40 far as can re ascertain
ed there has been no startling raise In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
WHEELING ELKS
Ar Planning for Big Delegation to At
tend State Convention 1T
Charleston

Members o. Wheeling Lodge No. eS
r. P o, Elk. arc already planning Tor
,h- big state convention which Is 10 10
held IN Charleston September 49, - ar!
%. and from present Indications the
affair will be very we'll attended. VIII
liam Fec chairman In ch>rgc " ar
ranGements. plans 70 have enough GO
.nE n al four sleopers. Word from
Charleston IL to effect that the capital
Flks are making preparations 70 take
caro- Of p big delegation from this city
Big delegations from each Elk l"dcc
+, tho state will attend this convcn-
lion. The wheeling delegates have not
heen announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
POLICE HAVE q FOR
LABOR DAY COURT

Police court SESSION ,h!s morning
~ Ac or" ~ the biggest hold Tor
many months. Up until midnight p"..
i.rr hId arrested q. al 70 be arrA'SN""
in court THIS morning. The ofehS
charged against them are FOR being
drunk. d!snrderly and gambling.
Those arrested for being drunk were;
JOHN pet"re. BY Policeman G>rstn;;
John Zoe. by Policeman Mueller: jill"
Burns. by Policeman Burke; Pat Kline
ny Policeman knabe
Those arrested FOR d!sorderly con-
dur. were: John Stone. by Policeman
aKnuhe: Stanley E'trzyk by Policeman
Nve.,s-: I. J. Brown. by FoN">oAA
,.tr,-s.-,or Crs Peltz By Pol!"elnaA
Haley: Jim Jackson. b. Policeman
,...s..-... -; R.,lrran. by Policeman
,;-~s.tHs. " Mccoy. by Policeman
Sers.:,. Nirs others are charged
With Playing poker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
COMPETE CONTROL
(Continued from Page One)

arms had been surrendered TO the mill
rarv authorities. most Of which arc
stacked Mt the headquarters OF Colonel
Martin at Madison. 1t was said the
United States troops are not receiving
nj! the arms that were in action on the
Ronne-I.ogan line.
Reports have been received here. some
~ witch have unniric!ally reached mil
itary headquarters, that hundreds of
guns have been hidden and that truck
loads were removed VIXEN IT became
known federal troops had been ordered
into Wes; Virginia. The number OF
mon who have surrendered 10 the fed
eral forces exceeded 800 late today. II
was said a: headquarters thar many men
had disappeared from the thickly wood
Cd hills.
Serious Business
The military In bringing about peace
in .hp disturbed areas has proceeded;
cautiously in every move II has made,
II was state at headquarters. II Is the
desire nf tho army officers n bring
about normal conditions with as little
friction as possible and without she'd
ding Il drop of blood. 1t was pointed
out, however. the troops were sent into
tho state for serious business ard that
every order must be promptly nbeyed.
No gathering of crowds viii ne per
miticd in the affected areas. There will
ho no Interference with the ordinary
course Of business nor with Legitimate
rcH'inEs or persons that vii! not dis
t'Irb Tho PEA 90 Of tho communities.
May Avert Martial Law
Nothing was said \: headquarters 90
day regarding nIari!a! law. and Il was
expected hv 'huS" watching the situa-
ION fha: II conditions continue TO i'm
prove as they did today. the rroc!nma-
lion prepared ny tho war department
will rot hc promulgated.
Arrangements for patroliing the az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

quantity Of cartridges loaded with
dunn dun" bullets.
The company OF soldiers located hero
was busy today making camp on tho
hillside near Madison. overlooking the
Little Coal river.
t'u!un.. Ai.rl.u. in charge OF all army
operations IN IL" valley. l"f' tins morn
INK for R!a:r. Snarplrs. lottery and
Clo,hirr on al! inspection tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
DIVE FROM BRIDGE

Warren Pugh, OF tho Island. ono oi
The best divers in tho tri-state district
will thrill large crowd this morning
shortly after IN. Labor day parade by
diving of tho Suspension bridge. q drol
OF about sixty feet.
Young l'uGh will make an effort TO dc
q swan dive. and TO doubt there VIII be
a large crowd witness the exhibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
CONRAD HOME TODAY

John II. Conrad. deputy clerk OF the
United States court for the Northern
district T.! West Virginia. VII" aa* been
&p""i.ne his Variation down m ihC
s."Gtheru part g: 'Ac state. where his
PATENTS AMI .r".aJ!v"s i've, 'Np",tS t"
return home To-day. He VII! resume
Ns usual duties Tuesday morning.