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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
JUDGE TO STUDY PLEA
IN TEN MILLION SUIT

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Judge Har-
ry NJ. Fisher Monday took under ad-
visement the arguments presented
over the right of The city Of Chicago
TO maintain a libel suit for $4,000
600 against the Chict so Tribune.
He indicated a decision might be ex-
pected within 10 days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
WIFE KILLS MATES
BY POISON, STATE
CHARGES AT TRIAL
Trial of Idaho Woman, Held
for Murder of Late Hus-
band, is Opened.

TWIN FALLS. Idaho, SeIt. 20
Legal forces today opened the bat
tie which is to fix the fate Of Mrs.
LYDIA Southland, charged with the
murder of four husbands and
brOther-in-law.
Specifically she is charged with
the murder by poisoning Of her late
husband. Edward f. Meyer, a year
ago last month. The state will seek
in proof of her alleged studied plan
of poisoning methods that she used
the same plan in each case.
The trial is being conducted in
the county court room. overlooking
the city park in which she was
wooed by two Of her former hus-
bands Her fifth husband, Paul Vim
cent Southland, a petty officer in the
United States navy to whom she was
married within a few months after
the death of Meyer, is at her side
in her tight for her life.
With hundreds of witnesses on
hand from northwest states and
from Montana where two Of her
husbands, Lewis and McHafie died
within a year, and with throngs of
curious men and women from the
surrounding town franticaly push
ing and jamming for a place of van
tage for even a glimpse Of the &C
cused woman, Judge BabcOck an
nOunced that unless absolute quiet
be maintained by SPECTATORS, he
would clear the court room.
The venire of jurymen called is
largely representative Of the farm
and ranch life of the county. But
few men from the city are included
in the number. But even this fact is
expected to make the selection OF
the jury an easy matter.
No woman has ever been legally
executed in Idaho. The state has. in
fact, executed but few murderers.
ers.
Hence, 1t is the general expression
OF desire to avoid duty on the jury
of the trial of Mrs. Southland. 1t is
expected difficulty will be faced in
obtaining a jury by both defense
and prosecuting attorneys.
Mrs. Southland was astir this
morning and long before z a. m.
when the prisoners were served their
breakfast, she ate a light breakfast
and said she was feeling splen-
did "
Atty. Gen. Roy Black and former
| Dist Atty. A. Walters will assist
Pros. stephan in the conduct of the
| prosecution.
". P. Guthrie II. C. Mills. F. R.
Hicks and A. J. Meyer represent
| Mrs. Southland.
At the time of her arrest. Mrs.
Southland expressed the belief that
she was a "tyr hold carrier" two Of
her husbands. a brother-in-law and
her baby having died of that disease.
according to the death certificates.
By the defendants side when the
I trial opened was her husband, who
1 had obtained a furlough and her
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w J. True
I blood. who live on a ranch near
/ Twin Falls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
BOMB ENDS CAREER OF
BATTLESHIP ALABAMA

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. GA .
O09 pound bomb ended the career
OF the old battleship Alabama at .
n. m. Monday. A Martin bomber.
flying over the old warship anchored
off Tangier island in Chesapeake bay
tore off her mast. destroyed the SUI
perstructure and turned her over on
her side in shallow water. Six other
planes almost simultaneously rained
1000 and 1000 pound bombs on the
hU X as she went down
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
FORD DOES NOT WANT
TO TAKE SENATE SEAT

WASHINGTON. Sept 26-Henry
Ford, in a telegram Monday night
TO Chairman Dillingham; Of the SEN
ate elections committee which in
vestigated the FOrd-Newber con-
test in Michigan in 1915, declared
he had no desire 10 be seated in
Mr.. Newberry's place" but that 'it
rests with the senate 10 clean its
own skirts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
TOUCHES FRAT MEN FOR
LOANS: BOND $4,000

NEW YORK. Sept 20 Alleged
TO have touched" collegians the
country over by fraudulent display
OF a Greek letter fraternity pin. a
man giving the name OF Ransom L.
Denny. OF St Louis. was held in
Brooklyn police court Monday in
bail Of S10.OOO-the stiffest ever inn
posed here for appearance OF a cul-
DrIt charged with petty larceny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
ATTEMPT Staying Or
PRESIDENT OF POLAND

PARIS. sept Z6.-An attempt was
made 10 ASA ssrrate Gen Joseph Pr
sudski. president 81 the Polish re-
public. AZ Lemberg Gal-cia. sunday
night. says a dispatch received here
Three revolver shots were fred ~
HIM. but the bullets flew Wild The
would-be assassin was arrested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
TRAIN RIMS away.

SYDNEY. Australia. Sept o..
After the first locomotive of a "dou-
ble-header" pulling a train up the
steep Tumuua incline had losc is
power. the "pusher' lost control OF
the brakes and the train rolled down
hill Il stopped by smashing into
smother train. but no one was hurt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
LEAGUE BODY TO TRY
SUASION IN DISPUTE

GENEVA. Sept. 26.-Another ap-
plicatiOn OF moral suasion viii be
proposed to the assembly of the
League Of Nations in the frontier
disputes between Albania and Jugo-
Slavia, on the one hand. and be-
tween Albania and Greece on the
other The political committee Of
the assembly so decided Monday
evening after debating on the con-
flict all afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
ANY CONDTTTONS Will DO.

SUVA, FIJI. Sept. "a gang OF
Indian laborers for Patrick Gillian
left him and returned 10 India. To-
day he received a letter from them
asking for money to pay their way
hack, with the promise Of working
fer him under his own conditions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
THREE RACE DRIVERS
INJURED AT HAMMOND

HAMMOND, Ind. Sept 26-Three
automobile race drivers were hurt
in a collision during a race al the
fair grounds here Monday. None
OF the men were seriously injured.
They are. A. Chizwar Indiana Har-
Dor: NJ. Magdo, Indiana Harbor. and
Mike Firsnak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
DEPAUW GRAD ELECTED
.PREXY' OF DENVER T..

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 26.-Word
was received here Monday night that
r. b. Won Kleinsmid, formerly a
member of the faculty OF Depauw
university ana an investigator for
the Indiana reformatory. has been
elected president OF the University
OF Denver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
PAINTING Is IDENTIFIED.

LONDON, Sept 26.-One Of the
best examples OF the art of Van
dyck famous painter has been dis
covered in Kings college. Il had
been hanging on a wall there and
had not been identified until taken
down 20 be cleaned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
roo ANXIOUS no our.

SHANGHAI. Sept IS Yen
Heng-d. employed by VI. Hampton,
showed such anxiety TO resign that
Hampton became suspicious \
search OF Yen's luggage revealed sew
eral pieces Of clothing belonging 10
his employer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
ASK PRIZE FOR QUEEN.

BUDAPEST. Sept. 25.-The Hun
gar.an Union Of Relief organizations
has asked that the Nobe. peace
prize be awarded 20 Queen WIhel-
nina OF Holland for her efforts 20
peace in Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
PIRA7CS asK RANSOM.

SHANGHAI Sept. IS. - Pirates
that have been stopping lumber
junks and p.llagi-g the Chinese seas
arc row holding a sailor named Woo
Sung-pao tor .aasom. Police are
searching the waterfronts for signs
Of the pirates rendezvous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
MRS. BERGDOLL SEEKS
RETURN OF PROPERTY

PHILADELPHIA Sept 26-NIrs.
Emma e. EeTgIoL mother II the
convicted army draft dodgers GRO
yer c. and Edwin Bergdon Monday
filed SUIT in the federal district court
here 20 have Thomas W. Miller alien
property custodian. return 10 her GER
tain property seized by him soma
time ago AS beIoEgil.s Co Gryve-
she contends that her son has no in
terest IN any OF ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
CHIEF MUST DIE.

DURHAM. :. A. Sept. 26.-Misi-
kotini. hereditary chief of the ANA
iuz- tribe. has been sentenced TO
heath by the native high cour. 70:
the murder IL N;sJlla. another native
chief. Misikofini. 1t is alleged, tried
TO gam control over AIjila's tribe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27

SUVA. Fiji, Sept 26.-Dr II. W.
Russell. dentist. thought he had stood
the walls from y. NJ. Loamrs from
bone across the way long enough.
tie stopped IL With an air gun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
low NECKS TABOO.

LONDON, Sept. ga witness APP
peared i'm Magistrate MalOne's court
in TOttenham wearing a lOw-cut
blouse. The magistrate reprimanded
her and warned women not 10 APP
pear before him half dressed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
COUNCIL WILL
FIGHT RAISES
IN PHONE RATE
Approve Ordinance ApPropri-
ating $500 to Cover Ex-
|. pense of Opposing Plan.
Main ST. Between COlfax and
LaSaIle Will BE Improved
Following Action.

Indications that South Bend orici-'
oIIy viii make "a determined resist
auce To- the application of the BcH|
Telephone co. TO raise its rates in
south Bend We're evident Monday
when am ordinance appropriatius
$500 90 cover this expense was i'm
PRODUCED before the common council.
The ordinance bore the endorsement
of T. W. Slick. city attorney, and
was sent 90 the COMMITTEES of the
whole for discussion.
The second Important move taken
by the council was the adoption of
an ordinance calling for the widen
,Sng OF Main ST. between COlfaN and
1.aSalle ayes. The ordinance met
with the unanimous approval of the
city solons 10 provides that the
street shan Doe widencd 111a feet on
each side. Il wi,L-then conform TO
the width OF the street south OF
Colfax ave.
Purpose Of Action.
The purpose of the widening is %
make it "a boulevard. provide faciL-
Ties for parking automobiles along
The curb and take care of increased
business. TIE growth of that parti-
cular section OF the city, erection of
a new hotel. new theater and pro-
posed construction of new apart
ments. will tax the capacity Of Michi-
Ean ST.. and il is 10 relieve conges-
Htr.
oughfare that Main 81, will bc wild
enec m this one block.
John Mozart. go s. scott st was
unanimously chosen 10 an the uneX-
pircd tcrm of Maurice Nennet, whose
resignation effective oct. was re-
ceived and accepted several weeks
age. Nr. McCarty was named by
tie democratic city central commit
tee in session last week to- succeed
SIR. Nennet AS candidate for cou1-
Gilman from that ward on the demo-
cratic ticket nj the coming city cleo
tTon.
An ordinance appropriatins three
cents per name To- the city clerk foe
furnishing certified copies of the re-
cent registration was adopted The
ordinance was passed under suspel-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-27
THE wEATHER.

Indiana and lower Mchgan-Partiy cloudy
In north and unsettled in south portion Tues
day: "Wednesday fair.
Kentucky-Loc showers and somewhat
warmer Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Briefs.
SHADYS|DE


Mr. and Mrs. SiGei Dawson anu
daughter, Miss Gladys and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schroeder Spcnl SUNDAY VII"
friends near Moundsvilc.
Mrs Harry PiCrSun -: Key under
went n very serious operation in IN"
Bcllairc hospital Saturday morning. MIS-
picrsm IL known To many here who
viii Icnrn with regret OF her Illness.
Nr and Mrs Emery &. Davis OF L.
on., .vcnuc and his brother Carl DAVIS
rIS,,nd relotiLcS at Clarinetun over the
rnd Of The week.
Mrs Me- Mctlanahan and little
daIahtcr Ruth or Lancaster are visit
inc her rarrnts Mr.. and Mr.. I. w.
s,srrc,t Of Central avenue.
Air John Robinson and aunts Tho
ui..cs ,'aIherlnc and Martha Smith
mninrcd Saturday 10 Mountain Lake
rnrk. Md spending IN" end OF m" week
and the holiday 1T that dChShiluI TO-
sort.
rh. DcInh, Luke riass nf the Mcth"-
d,s, church will hold II' regular n"cl-
INK ma .v"ninE at the honl" Of MIS-
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COIERAlE

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Daniels Of
Wheeling were the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs J. II. White Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bark;s. "f Dillonvale.
spent SUNDAY with their daughter Mrs
Harry Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. !. W. Yates were the
guests ri their daughter At Harr!SrilIe
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fell spent the
Weekend with relatives at BarncSvi!lc
Miss Julia Fox returned homo from
Cleveland after taking a business course
Mr. and Mrs. Vance of SteubcnylIle
were tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. =
,Eickers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Bailey ~ Wheel
ing were the guests Of their mother
Mrs. Deborah White Sunday.
Mr.. T.. J.. simpson WAS business
callers n BARTON Tuesday.
The Philathea class hcId their month
~ meeting Thursday at the l'rrshyier-
ian church.
Mrs. Chambers returned home Tues
day after visit with her sister. Mrs
j. T.. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs t. *. H0gur and family
Of GAINESVILLE were the guests or thrr
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. A. Hogue Mon
day. .,
Rev ana Mrs. J. T.. Wilson were
callers in Barton Tuesday.
Mrs Lizzi" ADAMS - visiting rcIa-
t:rcs hcre this week.
Miss Elise Yates returned home at;cr
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GAINESVILLE

$50 -
Tho IH"SuhI Music IuP VIII i"r'S
th!s evening at the home # Miss Fran
rr.. Hilton Of South thrS mat street
Fu!luWlnR i IN" ,F"Eihm:
Song Wiln"ui Words .uiry Speaks
Miss CIair" E"cd
The Secret. .........,.. SPEAKS
MISS May Iil'i"S
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Miss I""tA l"tugT!n
Tri".-MorninG ..-...'..,,'; 'ol'"NS
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Miss Edna Williams ,.,
fcv".l 81" Prlnt"mp$S. Fin''
Mrs. ChLS. L. lradi''d
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Mrs. Channc"y Upton ,,.,
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Mrs. G"" FlHher
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MEMORIAL DAY
OBSERVED HERE
SERVICES HELD Al ROSE HILL
CEMETERY ATTENDED BY
MANY PERSONS
Salvation Army Man Spoke AZ Veterans
OF Various wars Mingled.

Hundreds nr local persons gathered at
;hn Rose lIill ""m"r"rv v"Stcrda' after
noon - Sc Veterans hf ~ eva war
and the world var rAv ,r'hu'" :" Their
deceased comrades. Til" ,Ncrris"s w"r"
very appropriate.
Ert"rar, 81 ~" rINil war and tn"
auxiliary corps h"ld scrN '""S eyer ~"
gray" &C one 81 thu h"roa~'h n"ruh"r$.
and thu hmrrI"an l."Ennu and S"rNlCe
Star held srrNic.e At ~" gray" "f 4
Veteran nf tho World war.
Envoy {. W. WagCnn"r If tho National
organization Of tn" Salvation Army was
the principal speaker of the day. His
talk was very appropriate. He paid 4
loving tribute I" both mon Of the Civil
war and the world war.
Veterans OF the world war. members
OF the g. 4. Il. the Woman'S Relief
Corps and the Service Star met Al the
city building and formed INTO process
sion which wendell its waytn the cemr-
terry where the services were held.
Charles Prncht had command of the
battalion OF ex-service men IN the pro-
Ccsslcn.
HusutunAry Soeiety.
Members Of the Missionary society Of
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BIGGEST MEMORIAL DAY
CELEBRATION EVER KNOWN

u,,rd .i,r.rp.c and Fine Linen" VIII be
stared ~ IN. hi.n sl.,ruI auditorium
irr7urrow evening" and fh-r, !. nn DOUBT
.h.t m. i,n,,Sr VII IL. n!,,I 10 "a paclty
III, ,hc event. Tho nav is of u very
pIv,,s,nr nature ami WI. D.. Of interest
L. u;.>
Entartain Danes
Mrs E,nr.s r. Mr'u.. formerly Of
his ,.;y. WI. he the hnS;c>S ~ the In
duStru"uS DANES az thus city nj her
hnrn. on tn. Island Thursday afternoon
o. Tins week. TEr us,ai INTERESTING
program OF social diversions will be car
ri.r o;t during the afternoon and "A
!unr heun Will be- on" Of 'hr special Cca-
lures OF the even.
Annual Church Service
hrranScmcDtS have been completed
L"f tn' ann uat .tI'iE'rSh'N services ioi
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BRIDGEPORT
RED MEN PLAN FOR
BIG CELEBRATION
RALLY OF ALL OF THE TRIBES OF
THE DISTRICT WILL BE HELD
IN THIS CITY ON TUBS
DAY, JUNE TIN
Street Parade With Members OF Order
Dressed in Uniforms Will Be
Feature OF the Evening.

One Of the biggest meetings and raj
lies Of the Year Will no h"id by rnc mem
hnrs of the Improved order If Red Men
of this district inNthiS city on Tuesday
evening. June 1tn \ big lass militia
ton will be a feature "f lhv event which
IL 70 be held n tnc Prth an castle on
the tadiZ pix" and members of nearly a
dozen tribes arr "Np"Ctrd 20 be present.
on" Of the pr:n,irIl features Of the
event will he street parade TO start
IN the evening At rlork. N which the
members will, he locked in their uni
forms. feathers and iuIl war paint and
Al OF the visitors are expected - par
tlcipatc in thiS part nf the program.
Following the initiation during the owe
nInG. brief special program viii b.
rendered following which N" VISITORS
will be treated to = luncheon such a-
only the members Of me local tribe
know how 10 prcp,r" Rallies Of TINS
description are expected To be Hcid IN
other towns in tins district during tho
summer and early fail months.
Russell Hickman Dead.
Russell o. Hickman. on" 90 Inc hest
known young men OF thus vicinity. died
at the Martins Ferry cay hospital ON
Sunday might. following Il three hdi )
Illness. Re L. the Son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Hickman. Of stop -. Lam
sing. O.. and at the time of death was
just past his 18th birthday. He MAS
born In Buffalo. W. Va. February ~.
1905. and has been an employe oil the
NcFadden' store a.t Wheeling. for some
time past. Besides the parents. four
sisters and two brothers survive. The
funeral services will be held from the
Mace of death. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. with Rev. George r. Byrnes.
OF the Lansing II. E..church, and Rev.
f. r. Revsr. of the Yorkvtlle u. L.
church, officiating Tho body will he
lad al rest In Linwood cemetery.
Impressive Memorial
impressive memorial services w"re
held at Linwood cemetery yesterday
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morning At IT o'rI"rk. IN memory "f III"
N"r"r.tn~ at tn" Wars VII" have passed
{" ~" great h"l"nh. Tn" m"n"r'a!
address MLS delivered ~ Rev. j. ].
M"ri,u. paste" a.: IN" Wrst ErlhS"port
Mrthuii~i church. following witch m"
usual torm.t'ilN a. Decorating tho graves
Of their DECREASED comrades W.T. carried
out by tn, M"mh"rS ~ RrInim Post
OF :hc &. y. X. and IN" Ladies' Of tn"
e. \. K,
schools Close.
The fna, rN.,min;t; .on$ Of III "f tho
S.hnu,S IN THIS city MI HAY" been com .
p.ctrd by tomorrow ,NcninG. and the
uSt regular session Of "chuul f"r the
summer Will Il" over. All az IN" STU
dents viii hr compelled TO call - - ho"l
fer heir repur; cards on Friday alter
noon.
To Elect Delegates.
4 h.S ,iaSS initiation w.I| b" 'nl"Ncl
hv the members Of belmont A"ri" No.
9s5 Of the Frtt,rnal Order "t Eagles, at
me meeting To BE- held this evening. ana
4 good crowd Of members - expected
Election 81 dr.eGatcS 10 IN" annual
state convention Will ais" hc Il part o.
TIA. business o. the meeting.
Council Meeting.
The monthly meeting al Ill" KrldSr-
port council viii BE- held 1T the munich
pal building on Main street. TUESDAY
evening of next week. ana II large mum
Der OF very important matters az" l" pe
discussed. The report Of the consulting
engineer on the matter OF waite" supply
tor this city MIL b" heard win interest
and thor" is - possibility thai some &C
ticn may be taken.
Hold Autopsy.
Coroner CLYDE Hdrd"at%. "f TINS city
Snaut YESTERDAY 1T ST. t!aiTS\ ne. ~
whore an autopsy was red over IN" re,
mains Of JoSeph'n" SpauC. R;tH""'k Glr'
who committed suicide 10y shoe ne h'r'
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White to Open State
Headquarters This Week

Huntington. W. Va. May 3o.-With
the arriva! here this week Of Mont z.
White. chairman Of the West Vhgtnia
Republican executive committee. Hunt
ingion will get into the national poll
,ical limelight, for Mr.. White intends.
il is understood TO establish state poll
cal headquarters here and direct ae-
tivities of campaigns during his tenure
Of office.
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Prrrmu1aH LrvH STOCK

Pitt sburEh. Pa. May 3o.-Catue re-
ccirts 1900 lower; steers SI5493S;
heifers 1909 $50: COWS 50096oo. HOG
receipts. 5000 higher; heavies 7s00Soo;
heavy workers. S406s50: light workers
and pigs Sj0G $50.
sheen and lamb receipts $500 lower;
top sheep $50: top lambs 1000. Calves
receipts 1850 higher; top 1850.
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chief ~ Police Ria Garter IS..dHc
Ia arrIl" here some time tonight win
thr"" Men who were arrested 1T 'hnm-
hcrsburG. Ia. charged with the Inert
Of an automobile b,,onEing 10 George
Owens. general manager If the singer
Sewing Machine Company here. one or
the men, according to long distance
message. * John Mrlonc. aged - years.
OF This r:lV. Tic other ;ao arc resi-
dents Of IRWIN. Pa. and wrrc picked up
there hN Meone and were rnrou,c 10
Philadelphia According 20 II message
from chief carrier. Mrlonr CCnfc~~"d 10
stealing tho maChn" himself. Mclone
is an iron worker and has hc"n out or
rmpiuVnrn; "Or several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

a visit with her sisters, Mrs. Dev1ult
and Mrs. Donlcy. Of Harrisrille.
Mr. /. F.. keyscr, of Barton. wAS
business caller here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Barton. OF Farm
ington. were the guests OF their sister
Mrs. s. J.. Eickcrs. Sunday
Mrs. Mark Lawrence and son. Fred
were callers in Wheeling Thursday.