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Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
NORWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs.. George Files Of Roxbury
Mass, are guests Of Mrs. Elisabeth An
drews and daughter, Miss Nellie.
Ars. ]. O. Blllings Of Bethel ID the
guest Of Mrs. Howard Smith.
The sixteen gallons OF homo brew
seized and libeled by Sheriff Harry D.
Cole and Deputy Sheriff Harry o. Slim
SON, at the home Of Fred Faneuf Septem-
Der 4, was ordered returned by Judge
William r. Jones ct continued hearing
at the municipal court last week. w.
G. Consry appeared for Mr.. Faneuf.
The boilers Of the Oxford Electric
Company are to furnish heat for the
factory OF the Novelty Turning Company
this winter.
N. W. Sampson and Reginald Dins.
more were In West Bsthel last week
hunting.
The October meeting of the w. @. T.
U. will be held with Mrs. Grin Stone on
Wednesday afternoon.
E G. Smith Of Houlton has been visit
ing bis brother, W. T. Smith.
Jesse s. Allard aud Howard e. Moul-
ton are visiting their former home In
Freedom, N. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rowe Of West
brook have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Rowe.
Alton l.. Curtis has received bronze
memorial plaque with message Of con-
dolenee from King George, on account
of bis son, John Eugene Curtis, who
fought In the world war with the Aus
trslian troops. A silver medal has also
been received from the English govern
ment in appreciation of the young mans
services.
I. W. Dow is In Rumford % one Of
Sheriff Coles special deputies In guard
ing the property Of the International
Paper Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Beck and Miss
Doris Beck were In Cambridge, Mass.,
recently to attend the wedding Of Frank
lin Moe OF New York and Miss Helen L.
Bates of Cambridge.
Mrs. Sadie Bowser and Mrs. Albert
Rowe left Sunday for Ohio to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Marion Haskell, who has been
playing the violin at Nantasket Beach
this summer, has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskell. She
will resume her studies with Prof. Win
terniiz in Boston soon.
G. 81. Young, who built the garage at
the corner of Paris and Alpine Streets
and has been running 1t during the sum-
mer, has sold the property to Lewis Gil
man of Portland.
,Addtttonol Noruuou mama IN
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Football Talk AFT S. p. n, s.


The football schedule of the crimson
and white Is well under way, and al
though the team has not been wholly
victorious 1t has been beaten only by
worthy opponents.
The school was very fortunate In secur-
Ing the services of Mr.. Stonier as coach
for the first two weeks of the season, and
the reason that he stayed third week
is that the football men put their spend
ing money all In one pile this past week,
aud as luck would have II, 1t made Q
sum large enough to induce Mr.. Stonier
to stay. 1t has given the team q wonder
full start In the way OF becoming "foot'
ball wiss," for they have been given the
real college "stuff."
School spirit runs very high at Paris
High this year, and every possible effort
is being made to gain the unanimous
support of the townspeople by turning
out team of which every one will be
proud.
So far this season the team has be en-
hindered from making any thrilling ac-
counts of itself by the absence OF Capt.
Hubbard, an invaluable back field man.
1t is estimated at least two weeks more
before Hubbard will be in the game, but
when he gets back things will begin to-
move. However, he will attend school
this week and will have the team in
charge at the practice period In the ao
seuce OF coach Stonier.
Doc MerrilPs work with the team at
the beginning of the season does not
want to be overlooked, but as bis time
Ia now occupied with his own business
affAirs, he 10 unable to return as coach
for the rest of the season.
As yet Mr.. Stonisr has no job and 1t Is
only for lack of money that he does not
remain at Paris High. He would glad y
stay and the team would be glad to have
him. and II some one will volunteer
way of supplying the required amount
of money the deal will be closed. de
has . college education and 10 able to
teach. The faculty ought to possess
teacher that can act as athletic director
Mr.. Stonier is the man the school needs
and let's help him get the job.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

BRIperoS ACADEMY Z; SOUTH PARIS O.
South Paris returned from North
Bridgton Saturday with another defeat
on their shoulders.
Bridgton scored their only touchdown
in the second quarter on tackle plays and
end runs.
Capt. Walker Abbott was the star
ground gamer for Bridgton, while Nc
Ginley and Jndkins did the principal
back field work for South Paris.
When Abbott was forced out Of the
game In the third quarter South Paris
took hold of the situation and held
Bridgton for downs, but were unable to
score.
Bridgton's team was reinforced the
past week by two huskles who did inval-
uable work for them, both on the de-
tense and offense.
Simpson has been relieved at center by
Starbird, who played hard game for
Paris.
Bridgton has strong team this year.
Probably the hardest lighting team Paris
has on its schedule.
Paris plays Stephens High of Rumford
at home this week. and as they played
scoreless tie with Edward Little OF Au-
burn q week ago 1t will be an interesting
game. A good crowd Is expected, aud
the game will start at 2:30 O'Clock sharp.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
How's This I?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol
SON from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls .Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi,
cine at once and get rid OF catarrh. Seno
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
additional Norway news on page ~

Frank Knight, 25, of Bath was drown
ed near the Topsham abutment of the
Bay bridge last week, when the boat In
which he was In on cunning trip with
William Belanger overturned. Belanger
managed to cling to the boat until assist
ance arrived, while knight attempted to
swim ashore and went down before
assistance could be given him. The
tide was running out at the time which
added to his difficulty. Knight had
been married three months.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
High School Notes.
The officers for the Student Assemo'.

The officers for the Student Assembly
for the coming year are the following:
President-Henry Howard.
yice. .Preeident-Frank Maxim.
Treasurer-Irving Barrows.
secretary-Alice Curtis
Physical culture has been introduced
into tho high school, under the super
vision of Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Wood, MISS
park and Miss Goodwin.
An interesting lecture was enjoyed oy
the students of Paris high Monday, Oot,
q when talk was given BY DR.. Iorsien
on child welfare. ~. 4.
pictures were taken Tuesday, Oct. 4
Of the entire school, Of each GLASS :eps
rately, and group pictures OF tho foos
hall bows and tho teachers. :,
state superintendent OF public schools
DR.. A. o. Thomas, with about twenty o
the townspeople, visited high school
Thursd.y. Oct. 9. A short speech wa
given by DR.. Thomas. He Is ., very 10
ssrest,ne speaker, and bis talk was muol
snioyed BY the students. 80.
The Junior class, after much discus
.ion. decided upon their class ring.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Womau's Auxiliary.

The women OF Norway eligible 10
msbership met at the American Legion
HsIl on Wednesday evening and formed
a Woman's Auxiliary TO William henry
Stone Post, American Legion. The ioi-
Iowlpg women became charter members
elizabeth Manning
Netsie Nevers
Eta NJ. Dow
Gertrude Hosmer
Gather q. Sikkenga
Gertrude MaItor
Sadie Lapham
Mildred Neyers
Harriet knight
Louise A. knight
Florence Fl. Bradbury
Hazel K. Consry
The following officers were elected:
Pres-Elizabeth Manning.
vice Pres.-Nettie Nevers.
Sec.-Hazel Consry.
Treas-Gertrude Hosmor.
>chaplsin-Louise A. Knight.
Conductor-Etts n. Dow.
STSscn,,ye Com.-Nettie Nevers, chairman; hs
raj Conxry, Harriet Knight. s.a,a Tan
snnper Com.-Gertrude Hosmer' oauie AAp
ham Gertrude Aattor.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

Major William W. Hicks Of Fort vii.
liams will be instructor for the Maine
National Guard, Coast Artillery, sue
ceeding Major Clarence T. Marsh, who
has been ordered to the Third and Fourth
Corps Areas as instructor for similar
troops In Virginia, North and South
Carolina and Florida.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Mr.. AND MRs FRED FANEuF.

The parcel post system shouid % ~
uii,sr enough to eli Of us BY this time'
but the report Of over goo cases o' So :
dimes being sent through tho malls Dy :
Roothbsy Harbor firm this season seems
odd enough to most OF "a. Eson rs Sss. :.
~siehed about forty -four pounds. iney
wsre sent mostly to the frat, SECOND Ano
Shtrd xOuo0.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Born.

In South Paris. Oct. 8, to the wife Of Ernest
Paine. daughter.
In Rumford, Oct. 2, to the wife Of Stanley w.
Plummer OF Dixfeld, q daughter.
In Norway. Oct. Q. to the wife OF Frederick
In Rumford, Oct. 8. to the wife of Eldon
Twitchell, daughter.
In Rumford, Oct. 1. to the wife Of Carl
Gerschick, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

200 acres. rs acres heavily wooded, good build.
Ing; with = tons smoos FAX ksds. % ony W miies from
raiirosd station. Price $4,000. Haif cash. bal
ia TS Acres, % one story house rooms, 80 foot barn
With silo and basement, cuts - tons hay, pas.
ture for cows. pulpwood enough on mrm "
nav for II when on market, only milcs nom
rrailrosd station. Prioe tl6oo.
loo acres, room house, barn sexeo: ~ acre1
t,ilsre mile from railroad stations 100 CORDS o.
pulp wood. plenty Of hard wood for farm. rriee
Ss,0oo. -. :. .,,,. 49,.
ali BsldWins, IL miles from railroad ssaacn
lots Of growing pine. pulp ana @ cedar' ff'o'
Village homo, room house, Oh. sned ens
stable, acres Of lAnd, 1e app,e sreess = PeA
trcos. grapes r1spberfies and blackborrIess goos
location. Prico u 800.
For sale BY
L. A. BROOKS,
Real Estate Dealer, Office 10 Marke
Square, South Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks 70 al
.ho.s who, in sickpess and death OF on,
Sn.h.nd and father, have shown suon
IindIy interest, also to express oa'
.hsnts to Paris Lodge, T: and a; n, ~.
H.mliu Lodge, z. OF P, and rasl. n.
Grange. and tho other many friends "ne
s.nt such beautiful flowers.
MRS. FRANK L. SrARBIRp
Ah. AMI A AND FAMILY
H. AND ~ = AND FAMILY
Nm AND MES FRED FANEUF.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

William b. Blaisdell OF Freepore nss
I'm arrested BY Deputy Sheri1s y; y;
Sssvsns - and A. w. Bowdren and ioogeo
n the county jail on an arson Snarso: 81:
- Ths M complaint alleges that Blaisdell ,o' ~
a.. - ~ the farm buildings OF Thomas y
ross 1.s = 4 Frsepors on the night OF sept
eth.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles
have yielded to Doan's Ointment. 6Oc at al drug
stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

For regular action of the bowels; easy. natura
movements, relief Of constipation, try Doan'i
Regulets. SOC at all stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Married..

In Hiram. Oct Q. by Llewellyn A. Wadsworth,
Justice Of the Peace. Mr.. Aldana Sargent OF
Hiram and Miss Nellie L. johnson Of Cornish.
In Rumford, Oct Q, Forest Park Madison Of
North Darlington, Vermont, and Miss Grace
Blanche Grondin of Rumford.
In Rumford, Oct 8, Samuel Charest ana MISE
Mely,na Guillemette, both of Rumford.
In oxford, Oct. Q, Albert Farwell and Miss
Eliza Bowie, both Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

When baby suffers with Group, apply and give
Or. Thomas Eclectic OIL at once. Safe for chill.
dren. little goes q long way. SOC and 600 at
all drug stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Tho following officers were elected:
Seneca Club.

Seneca Club.
Tbs Seneca Club will hold its nrst ses-
siou for the present season ne1' Monusy,
81. 17th when an historical program
viii be presented as follows:
Roll call-currens Events, ,.,,., w,s.lsr. Leader
The Conquest OF the Poles, Mrs, d Mafsare' h~''',
The story of the American Raiirosn y shurtleY
-, r,,s,tv Mrs. Luells Smiley
PrenissSaEc. aoc.ss.es-Mrs. MM Florence Haskell,
Miss Eva walker.
The meeting will be held with Mo-
The officers OF the club for the present
year are:
prss.-Mrs. Gertrude Litsleneld-
wee Pres-Mrs. Lucia Mason.
| sec-Mrs Fannie Eaasman.
4 Treas-Miss Eva Wsiker. r.v,or
Prsss Rsporter-Mrs. Msrgarss s rsyros, Eosg Mrs.
EIecSssiss, wsss,sx co|mx Mrss Agnes Morton. !
Ednn W ne'n, nn,,,ctors-Mrs. Florence Haskell
Mrs. Louada Stewart
MI, forget Grange fair at Sousn 81
p % Oct 10th. Sale begins ct r M
~ s"h, .hov will be held during tne AZ
c, a u.Sy AZ vhIch Q nurse under sne ~,
.,"n so.a ,f the state will be present snu u
rso .ar,. valuable Information 20 81
Es,srs Es, Two Quilts viii De given 49,;
M scms and bny some OF Paris ss.o's :,
an 49, sscd nd aprous. On the evenings "
gooo az 49, srd ai : drama entitled "A Ioo.
.ssd Vcs. ~ NAM Will bs given with cast u
follows: u..rr woodwork
.os protSMs Mathew Nan an Lovejoy
Jupiser Jackson Charlie Harmon.
Biily BlAke...-;--- Sadie silve
path. she daughter M. Lovejo.
. Iana Graham ------- -------- Glenna Staxbtr'
Eossn.u iii be ON sale at Howard.
, drug store Monday, OCT. i''n'
rmpurs blood runs you dSwas ecr nors blood IN
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Died.

In South Paris, Oct. I, Mrs. Ellen J. Jackson,
aged 50 years.
J. B. Field, aged 66 years.
In Norway. Oct. 8. Mrs. Clara NJ. Elliott, aged
In Bethel, Oct l. Hiram Il. Bean. aged ss
In Auburn, Oct. 8, Augustine Berry, formerly
Of Paris, aged 6S years.
In Bethel, Oct. 1, Mrs. Augusta Cross, aged 81
In Lowell. Oct. Q, Arthur e. Mon ell Of Lewis
ton, aged II years.
In Bridgton. Oct. 7, Neal Jones Of Lowell. aged
% years. ~
IS years. no
In West Sumner, Oct s, Frances Christine, In
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn morrill,.
In BroWnfeld, oct. 8, Mrs. Herbert Stone.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11

,,,u,s blood runs you downmmsSl NM SloSd and
scsy scsy.d iirestion- Bur6cck Ss'o1
sSns1 syoe ssoSss. Pyiea elA
Oxford Democrat., 1921-10-11
Football.

BRIDeroS ACADEMY 7; SOUTH PARIS o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
j. 8. ASSERTS
RIGHTS IN THE
GERMAN CRAB
AMERICAN CONSENT
DECLARED NECESSARY
Colbv's Note Demands Un~
doing of the Island Of
Yap's Disposition

Par.a, Feb. ?4-The secrecy Of thr
Erocecdings OF tho council " the
,ca6Ye ;oday prove oked lively spcCula-
t!on as t. the effect o. :hc American
note upon the GtTcIcnt member. Il
became known when the full tex ~
H. note Was made puhl!" tUday that
the United States, IN addition 10 max
'uS reservations with respect - III"
island oC Yap. attributed to JApaI, rs
mandatory. claimed az equal concern
aui nt"res. with the other princ!ral
allied and associated powers !n the
disposition OK the overseas y"sseS-
SONS OF Germany.
The theory has been advanced that
:he only possible friendly solution ~
u" question again hrouGh: 10 tn"
forefront by the United tat"* would
Hr for Jaran to say that she d.d TO.
insist upon the mandst" Tor Tho
island OF Zap and would b" aE-"cah."
10 rhe iatcrna tiOnalization uI Nar
under Japanese supervision.
Thus far :hc Japanese govrrrmrEt
has, not committed itself. AL tn
general Impression !s that the wAoi"
matter mus. 40 t. The supreme com
CT. III" members W the council ";
he league hrirr Unable IN any "v''.'
T. takc a decided position "a TIrS-
-ion OF Internal !ouau policy w''h"lt
approval ut their governments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

Washington. -, q. - Organized
s,6or c;'.od uIolr i'rrs:dcnt-c!rct Hard
ing today 10 appoint 20 his cabinet as
secretary or labc- q recognized repre-
s.ui.t:vc O: o-sta.Scd !aDor" and -
"A! Spokesman OF tie working Ieopie
.: ou- country. and who understands
til" toIr!S.
The request, inad" IN the form OF
telegram I" ;;c prrsiIcnt-cl"ct n ST
Augustine. Ella, wA-I declared BY labor
.r..dcrs to Re practically an endorse
mont OF ;hr type -: man Of James
lFincan or Quincy, Mas. vicc-prrsi- =
dent and member o. ta- executive coun-
Il; OF the American F., derati"n ot LABOR
whom .hcy regard as tho one candidate
Who is \ "rccogn,z"d -rpTn&cn iat:ve OF
organ .zri !ahor'
The telegram WAS signed by lF"s!-
dent GoInprrs. ne members OF the cx-
ocut!v" rouncil and representatives OF
th~ national and !n:cri,at:"na! unions
affiliated in the American Federation OF
Labor. and the representatives. OF the
four railroad brotherhoods,
In view Of the fact tina, E"U nave
under consideration Cor appointment az
secretary Of labor several candidates..
said the message. and because labor
IS deeply Interested in who the ndtvi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
ORGANIZED LABOR ASKS PRESIDENT-ELECT
TO SELECT union LEADER FOR CABINET

ducl p'i.i bc 81 the head OF the der..t'
nlcrt Gf ~ hor, We. tae rcpreSenIat!'es
OF the ntt:oua! and :nteiratonA! unions
affiliated With the American Federation
OF Labor and the representatives OF i"e
railroad orotherloodS. r"Sp""tfuHy ASK
you to appoint as member OF the cao'-
nc: 20 b. secretary Of labor. memoe.
OF organized labor. one who Is recos-
njscd rs Il real spokesman OF the work
ing People ur our country and woh un-
ders'andS the to!.rs. one who has lived.
worked and counsellad with them.
Duncan Tavorsd
We have no desire 10 Eane any
Srr.'i,l person for This office. but We
respectfully request. As citizens OF ouE
country that the man 20 be appointed TO
rr,resrn. US in yuar "ah.net shall b.
recognized representative o: organized
labor.
IN" resolution aYthGr!zinE tho tel
eGr7,m WAS adontcd here today by the
labor leaders, after = lengthy confer
ence. Al which he cabinet situation and
tn" inr"I.:nc Republican administration
we're discussed While approval OF Af.
Duncan'S app":n,men. 10 the cabinet as
sncY"t.,ry Of labo- VAS voiced by the
speakers Il was learned that Il was
cor s!G"red inadviSahie to suggest any
name 10 IN" pr"Fident-e!ect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25

Originally n me S!il. or = oG;, on T;".'
""n p"''cI = rewriting ~ that ft"" VII
Il: TAT" t.: one cent p"- pound "N AL
eNc"p' cleared rice and rice u*"i tUr
he nr.nufnrtIrs oc Canned foods.
Big Plight on Sugar.
There was speculation :nE.rh:
wh"la~r the y &c wu'i'd concur IT, IL"
agreement OF it's 'un'"rruCr commit t,""
on m" Nuca- Guty |Hrcc ATTEMPTS
were uade Il vas recalled. tu G;.r suH.l.
in The list when the h..i VA, i.u. n -,
house and all urrc "otri down uv"r>
whciT in.;ly. Several !t":nhrrH "c n"
conference committee SAID privately
there waS no reason to anticipate Il
changed verdict this 'i,rH. although
many members are cage e. get Il ;a-tfr
rn"lSur" through hat vi. ENc relief
10 the farming Interests.
Schedules which were changed u cun-
f"""ncC anu tho rates aH-""d ou a"s
Thcat. s. cents per bu$i.ci. r'"" IH!c'r-
ed' cents yer round. C"nt pc ppGnh
~. "'H9r, o!;r" oil tin ru!ki 80 c-n;% 20"
gallon Il less than tv" gallon i'tS. :"
cents per gallon: cotton. i%'au!. 80 oir
and U1e~"Irhth inches or longer : c"T:S
per pound. sugar. Two cents per Houad.
n"tI"T and vOEtltut,a. SIX cent; 80
pound: wrapper and :i,i"~ inh:,,rrn. t.A
product ~ TWO or :ucIr c"un' - %ho"
n.iIcd. S22j yer N0und. If unS;emm"J
and 81 pr p"auC !: scanned. tl,,r 90
~, 70 ':nStcm'rch "a rahts D"r pnGrd.
S'",rm"d ;" ."n's r"r puu7|. 'h,.-...S
thr"c ""'S p,- J-,InG: n.l;Hn. !" >Clr-
non. - r~u>v N"r gallon; no, ~ sc:u-
t''u. 'h-~c -rL.H ~ rC"T,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
OIL EXPLOSION
FATAL To TWO

F,,!rmont. W. Va. Feb. tL-The poor.
ing Of a can OF oil on some hot ooAD
caused the death Of Mrs. Charles ham-
,,ton and her three year old child. aAd
the injury to two other parsons today n
p,yhrook. Monongalia county. MA
1,uc:nd OWNS. an aunt Of Ars- HAmii.
ton and another small Hamilton enue
were burned but not dangerously. Tns
oil exploded with terrific fofco
Mr. Hamilton. husband OF the desd
woman was not at home and when No
reached there few moments Later. VsS
me first 20 discover the horrible traSe-
dv. Two other small children IN ne
kouse nj the time were not burned NO
ther and child will be buried IN ths
same grave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Steel Price
Cut Coming
i. S. STEEL SALES
MANAGERS CALLED
Resultant Sh arp Drop In
Wages Expected In the
Industry

Slr.cial 10 tie IatclliE"nCrr.
Youngstown, O.. Feb. 24.-~'A Ncd|y
cut IN s;"c, prices with r"Sultan.
sharp i"op in wages was fo"t'aStrd hero
Today when IL became know! hat the
Cn:'rd St..t"s St"ci corporation had
called meeting in Nrw York for Friday
and saturday. E'ehruar! - arc "h ~ n,
/ sac mA:arrrs o. tie corporato, AMI
- sunsiir:i"s.
ina a." .n"clInE - called ror ~"
, express Iu-ous,. uI considering; - r. !:s-
Ion do inward or Si""! prices was admit
red hero today hy officials "a IL" st''"'
c"rpvr4tion subsidiary H!a"l$. vino for
obvious reasons would net m"r'nlt IN"
use &C their nance
- substantial cut ~ ia" "''" o:
s;"H. viii hr the cu:cn;n" a. ~" Gales
managers meeting - No; N"rF I'-'da5
and saturday," d"rlG""d a vel. kn"Wr
steel maker here today. ~: would b.
,he unly logical outcome" OF such n con-
!rrcnc" In view OF The present steel
market.
"DcSptr the rosy reports. ~" seal
corporation Is feeling tn" S:aSra 'ion IN
, the s'c..l market SomNthlug must hc
done 20 secure business. and .s"rrthing
will he done.
THE cutting "t pr!""S ~ tfr me" ;i"G
IN New York Friday Az, aturd.y viz
lay" Il tendency 20 hrc.> Il" draGl""h
now EXISTING between Str"l makers and
cunSu:H"rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Oh EA&O 4Wc4NVsf
HOLLY GRIFFITH
BACK N PRISON
NOTED MURDERER TAKEN TO
POINT PLEASANT TOR AERAIGN-
MEET ON RoUSH MURDER
CHARGE.
FORMAL PRocEEpURE MAKES POS
SBLE SUPREME COURT AC-
TroN ON JURISDICTION
4 QUESTION
ACTION IN MASON CIRCUIT COURT
TAKEN UNDER AGREEnIENT
REACHED BY ALL AT
TORNEYS.

" II. ,Hol!yp Gr:T'l: was returned
20 the West Virginia pcn:t-rt;ary a:
Mcurdsvllie a, o'clock last evening
from Fo:Ht Pleasant. ". Va. where ""
was formally a-rAIEncd. HIS attorney
ing on the charge O: ri:rIcr;a-- tr,
Ira RouSh young rirsrIran, oc IA
:!quity. Ohio.
The first !"ga. step - d"c'd" N"
question Of jurisdiction il. ne 'r'ai 81:
Griffith was taken n ~" r.rc.l: cour;
OF Mason county ye<t"r,ily r'"-Airg
when GriHith's cas-" on The .nd!ctmcn:
charging him with tho Roush :lurGrr.
was called hy Judge O'R-trn.
Acting un!sr IN agreement reached!
by stat" ard d":"ns" course. I" Nhirh
Prosecuting Attorr,y lloyd Arnold "f
Marshall "ouuty. and Attorney i'H""..!
f.. r. I.nrlaHd. ~rro also parties. Gr.fi'H
was formally araiSnnd. fi.~ H;.u-n"'.
J. Howard Iio... "f MoUrIsvN'e. ~G'"r"d
q plea IN aha."T'"'.;, c,ta."UEliH IA"
Jurisdiction of 'hc court. Prosecuting
Attorney L. 7. Fi"Er. Q: Mason county.
CONTINUED on Page rwelveD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-25
Blue Favors State Tax
: On Natural Resources
Declares u. s. Army
The Most Up-to-DatG

Bcrre Feb. cf--Trc American ARMY
Of OCCUPATION Oh the Rhin" was corr
plimcnted today as the most up Z" oa'r
r,llphacn OF III" swiss army. III IN
address u; a conference 81 :h' Eern:<"
Officers society here. Tct"n"' Srh'. y
bach ha,: JUS returned from f!$i; 20
Cnhi"rz with CO,nnrl SondercSGc!, chlet
,C The Swi&S general stan.