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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
DANIELS ORDERS PROBE INTO
FIGHT Of THE BALLOON|STS
Rockaway Folks Give the Re-
turned Aeronauts Warm
Reception Upon Their Ar
rival at Home Station

Washington, Jan. 14.-Convening of
naval court OF inquiry at the Rock
away, N. Y. air station next Monday,
to investigate the flight and loss of
tho naval balloon IN which Lieuten-
ants Koor, Hinton and Farrell were
carried TO the shores OF Hudson Bay,
was ordered tonight, by Secretary
Daniels. Directions Tor procedure as
issued by tho secretary provide also
Tor inquiry into the conduct" OF the
balloons personnel while absent from
the air station.
EoChaway, y. Y. an. 1i.--Ali the com
mutcrS. the Suburhanites and the plain
home FOLKS who makes up this commu-
nifty. turned out in the cold and rain to-
day. 10 welcome the three naval balloon
lists whose experiences in air. amid
frozen forests. on dog slrds and snow
shoes have thrilled continent, sine.
th"y sailed away from here 4 month ago,
yesterday.
School children deserted their text
hooks. business men their desks and
housewives their Kitchens and all of
thcm ignored prcCautlonS against pncu-
monil 10 sec Liculcnau's Kluur, Farrell
and Hinton.
Three noisy band scattered joyful
tunes amunE the millions OF raindropS
That dr"nChcd a long parade which fol-
lowed the balIounists from the railroad
TO Ia" ar station. six miles away. Min
iatur" gas bags flUatrd everywhere. 100
auto horns $crccChed To the world the
fr"rZi"d fun Of MISUNDERSTANDING ann
m"n. women and children sInshrG
Through inches Of wut"r aud mud TO
make u memorable holiday.
Tn" thrc" officers rode through the
duwupour and into a forty nil" wind in
an open automobile. ch"~rcd every inch
of the way with ih. G"rNOr crowds Sivc
returning vi,t"TS in 'h" war. side
thcm rod" II" wives Of LlrutruIutS Far
rcll and Hinton ana the fianr"c uf Lieu
truart klO"r. They had mel the bal
lonnIstS before they reached New York
and shared with them IN" short rrIchra-
tiun III tn" metropolis which preceded
the triumphant return To the l;oCka way
naval air station.
Camera men and motion picture photo
EraphcrS clicked and "rlnkrd their syn
th"t:c eyes continuously. Some of them
IstS since they came out OF the snow
nut they fired away as encrsctiCally as
tn" ;,uEus-c!rd battalion Of colleagues
who Joined them In N"w York to-day.
Th" tumuit aud III" shouting died as
the trio uf aIrmcu greeted by $50 other
service men. entered III" naval air sta
lIou. II was all over hut the court OF
inquiry which VII investigate the fam
uuS trip Tn" crowd went home 10
rhungc into dry clothes and the balloon
lists walked TO their quarters. There
Lieutenant klOOr gave out another inter-
view:
This hero stuff is ali bunk" nc said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
GUN PLAk|N
BANK QUARREL
ROUGH HOUSE STUFF
IN SEDATE BOSTON
Italian Banker In Try for
$4,000 at the Point
of Revolver

Boston, Jan. IA quarrel between
bankers which has been taken into the
courts resulted in gun play today when
Nicola Sciaraffa, a private banker IN
the North End district. went to the Tre-
mont Trust companys Offices and DE-
manded $50. 900 Of Treasurer Benjamin
IT, Swis at pistol point. He was oVer-
powered and d:sarmed by the treasurer
and 4 clerk after a struggle In Which
Swig said he was bitten.
\ plea OF not guilty TO a charge OF
assault with intent to kill was made IN
the lower court by Sciaraffa, who satd
that he "intcnded only to shoot him IN
the leg" and repeated several times,
only want TO get my money back. he
was held in $4,000 bond for the grand
jury.
Sciaraffa's. bank was closed In June
bv tank Commissioner Joseph c. Allen
and n receiver was appointed. It was
his claim that he was solvent and that
If certain banks would pay the claims
Of his depositors. most Of them mem
bers Of the foreign colony and persons
Of small means.
The receiver for Sciaraffa's bank has
filed suits in the superin- court against
the fremont Trust company ana the
Fidelity Trust company, also. for funds
said to be owing to Sciaraffa- The
suits have not yet come to trial. ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
COMPANY Of ]. 8. TROOPS ON
AN|NGO STRIKE DUTY To LEAVE

continue to arrive in the affected afeA
preparatory to taking over the duties
OF the soldiers. \ number or them
rived at Bordcrland today. and others
are gradually being distributed amons
the mining towns in the district. -.
1t Is understood that two companies
will have jurisdiction over the Tuk
river fields. Headquarters for the com
pany which will patrol the eastern
part Of the county will be estaonsheo
at Matewan with Captain J. R Brockus
in command, it was said. and the sec
ond company. patrolling the western
part, under command OF captain Roy
Norton. will have its headquarters In
Williamson.
Leaders at union headquarters IN
Williamson had no comments 20 nnAke
upon the departure OF the troops ex-
cept to say that the soldiers have
acted fairly and squarely along tae
principles upon which they Wore
brought in Mingo-to uphold laW 80
order"
Military headquarters this evening
was without the report Of any dis
turhances in the strike district during
the day. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

Williamson, w. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
first Of the federal troops or duty Ill
the MinEo county coal strike district
to leave the region will return TO camp
sherman tomorrow, providing trans
portation can be obtained. II was an
nounccd at military headquarters here
tonight The contingent OF the pro-
viSional battalion which has been Sc
lcctcd To pr"rcdc other companies 10
the rh!l,icothc camp is G company,
stationed at Williamson. II has been
ncld in reserve here since tn" troops
FIRST marched in last November There
has been no call for its service during
the rcriod OF occupation. and it was
conceded it could hr dispensed with
for strike duty Company officers
were making arrangements with offi-
cials of the Nnrf0lkS & Western rail-
road u Obtain cars upon instructions
from Camp sherman and It was eX
rcctcd ;h"rC would he no trouble on
this end to delay the troops departunre
Military headquarters gave no other
rs TO the dates set for the
return OF remaining companies. as in
dicatcd by Governor Cornwelrs state
ment. hut 1t IS understood the time OF
their stay Is short.
Mcmben.s of thc state police force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Won 7 CONFIRM
APPOINTMENT
OE U..S. JUDGE
ltch to IntclliEenccr.

Special Dispatch to IntclliEenccr.
Washington. Jan. IA tip" from
the White House, through high author
Ny [" 4 member Of the West Virginia
congressional delegation today that the
president intends to nominate a RepVb-
lican for judge Of the Northern district
OF West Virginia. where a vacancy has
existed since the death Of Judge \. c.
Dayton. last fall
The name OF the nominee was not
given In the advance information re-
ccived.
In making the nomination. the White
House is to hold that urgent business
IN that district demands an immediate
appointment.
II the tip" turns out to be correct
Senator sutherland said tonight that
there would be no conformation. Sena-
tor ElkinS Is in New York. but was in
formed by phone of tn" report. which
came through such channels as 10 create
belief
J. Cecil Fee left tonight for Wheeling
Before leaving ne stated that he Will
not he an applicant for any federal APP
pointmcnt. His name has figured in
that connection In West Virginia news
papers frequently Of late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

No. ). United Mine Workers. said to
night that tho associations letter was
question for negotiation. and that he
mad n9 further comment to make at tins
tlmc
Local Mans Views.
Vice President Frank Levinka. OF suo
District No. :. UT,tcd Mine Workers o.
America, stated that he had not hcarT
o. the decision Of the Pittsburgh tuaI
Producers Association, but that II did
not surprise HIM any.
IL IS merely beginning or n hight
against the union" said Mr.. LcvInkt,
There IS n contract between the Unitcu
M.no Workers ard the operators for this
deduction Of one dollar a month and this
money iS rs stated. for the relief OF
N" Stri,lirg miners in MIugO county III
this state and IN labama. II the
operators refuse - make the deduction
they will be violating their contract. 1t
IS merely an opening wedge in the oper-
ators ttght for an open shop.
II do not know what action We viii
take IN the matter until this new move
on the part Of the operators is thorough
~ discussed.
William Roy. president OF the Sub
District No. Is NJ present attending
meeting of district No. al Columbus
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Major Griffith Gives !.
Himself Up After
Shooting Of Broker

Montreal. Ont, Jan. 1i.-Major R. ~.
Griffith to-day gave himself up, to sno
police an hour after the fatal shooting
Of william Holland. manager OF tbe
brokerage office Of Macpougal Brothess:
Holland was seen 10 leave his office
With three men and a moment later the
shot was heard. Hollanthstaggered into
the office nearby OF Gordon Strathyf q
Company. another firm of brokers:
Tin shot" he said, and falling to the
floor. died instantly. He had been shof
through the heart.
Major Griffith. who Is prominent IN
social. military and financial circles, Is
said TO have suffered heavy losses re-
cnntlv on the stock exchange and -
alleged to have written several threat.
cninE letters to Holland. short TINA
ago Major Griffith was sent to Home:
wood sanitarium at Guelph. Ont: ana
while on his way to the institution broke
away from his attendant. Subsequently
he returned to Montreal and was en-,
Gagged in selling bonds.
Mr.. Holland was formerly secretary or
the Montreal Stock Exchange Clearing
House. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Former President Of
Bethany Wills Library
To the Institution
- -

Special D.SpaiCh 20 The TDtclliGcrcor.
bethany. ". Va. Ian. l&--Ir. y. Nc
Lean. T:""rrr mission wo-licr. WHO G:rd
recently - iurlir Hr""l. M!"h"an, has
hrguralhrl his personal library. cor
s:$t:r" # over l"Vv Volumes. 10 Beth
any College.
rae announcement was made by ".
Il Warren. editor az the World Cal IN
his .ddrrSs 10 the student body y"-:"r-
day y Mclean loved his hooks and
n" ;r'rd to show i..s lov" To T";h,tny ny
- .H& - il that possession tha; hc ned
dearest
N: M"t."an. graduate Of bethany in
-. Ma tov NV" years, president Uf the
institution. Later. Il" gave up this duty
10 srrN" rs president of the Foreign
EN.r',; an Missionary society. and 1t g
20 u" Gr"at cause Of missions that \.
N,i..ln devoted NS life.
only IAiS summer. the cu.lc:" re
r,.y'd = ,uuSIrnmcnt "t 500 v"iun"s
from !'s FORMER prc> dent. who ha$ been
4 frequent hruvftcjor Of tn" COLLEGE.
Tn" h"o'ss lau0tcd to III" institution
cover 4 wide rang" or subjects, Nj NC.
Lean having beg none Of the best read
mrn OF his time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Big Slump In Issuance
OfAutomebile Licenses

Charleston. w. Va. Jan. 14.-At tho
close Of business today only 3l.O0O resu
lar automobile licenses had neen lssueo
h,t Tho state Road commission as agafns
by tho state road commit sslon. as against
"a. 900 issued for the year 1919. 1t was
announced tonight.
There are vet $4,000 licenses, plus tha
Number of additional automoolies
bought in the state last year. 70 DC -
sued. . <.,
The time for making applications TOT
Iiccnscs in accordance with the law ends
nj midnight tomorrow night.
In addition to the regular licenses
the commission has issued SOU COM
ncrcial licenses. 3.4O0 chauffeurs Ii
censes and 5JT dealers licenses. Many
more will be applied for. it is believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Hunter May Head Banks
Corporation Committee
Lewis Now Conceded Chair
manship of Finance Com
mittee of Senate-Coal In
terest Has Scored Victory
In Contest
By J. r, REED

Special Dispatch TO The Intc1!Ecr'c".
Charleston. W. Va. Jan. lt-Thc big
battle between West Virginia coal IN
tercstS and the oil aaI E;IS corporations
for control Of the most important com
wlttc"S OF the Legislature IS believed 10
have closed this afternoon IN favor or
the former. 1t was un"Itic"tUy MALE
known shortly after > o'clock tntt
Senator Carl Hunter "t M"uAdSN ne;
representing thr second district. would
not head tnc committee Uu finance and
taxation. thc rincipal point al issue
in the StrUCctC for Coz r"t. II - unnNT-
stood tha'. r"ndns ".&@iO'r changes De
tyvr"n now and Mo,8rv. ,he hi!; plum
OF the committee appointments mas
been given Ia senator Joseph 5. Lewis
NJ Fayct;c county.
Coal Interest Wins.
Senator Lewis IS u banker and coal
man. His affiliations are said to be
rh"S' oj the coal Interests. end his de-
appuintmcnt. coupled with thc election
Of senator Cohen {. Arnold - n"
pres Gency. is said ~ Indi"atc beyond
doubt that coal will control the COM
mittce on taxation. II IS also said %
indicate that the proposed production
rooms The coal interests are believed
by many to favor such taXat!on.
Chatrmanship for Hunter.
chances for the appointment are now
believed lost. will probably bc given the
committee on banks and corporations.
while Senator Floyd Chapman Of Hun
tiagton once considered for that posi-
ton, will probably be given the COM
mittee on counties. cities and munici-
udlttiCs. another - the sCnatr'S most
important assignments. Senator J. NJ
Sanders Of HlUctrd. eX-JudGe OF tho
supreme court. remains without m oN-
bp - Tr,19 ~ n
judiciary COMMITTEES.
May Select Otto.
Following these committee discus
Sions comes aur,arv Of almost equal
hous" Of delegates committee on roads.
AL doubt that ohio county would
have representation on the committee
was dtSpcilcd today when statements
W"Ic made by n number OF house mem
hcrs that a. least one member Of tho
committee would come from each dis
trIC; OF the state. and that CAPTAIN W.
T. Otto had been recommended as the
mos. likely chairman
Floor Leaderships.
TE" matte" Of Republican leaders in
each house has also been brought Up
durtnS tn" last few hours for the first
time. Owing 70 the great Republican
majority IN both senate and house. Il
is most l'kClr tha; the party whips"
wlI not tiRd that 'hcir work Is heavy
IN the house the Indications arc that
George W. MCClin;tC or han1Nh;I
county. one ot the best ta!kers a;nous
the members. will he chosen floor
leader \ younger man will probably
De chosen as whip" while the Selcc-
lion of Steering" committee Is al
ready under way. Wright HuPus OF
Wheeling has already been mentioned
tur the former position. but because Of
his position in the speaker fight being
opposed 10 Speaker L. NJ. Kcatley. it is
Cul'" possible. members say that he
w!n no; be considered.
In the senate the logical choice for
CONTINUED on Pape YourtaanN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Grand Jury Fails to
Support Blue Crusade

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
East Liverpool, O.. Jan. li.-An at
tempt to enforce the so-cailed Blue
Laws in East Liverpool. received 4 set
back to-day. when the Cnlumhiana coun-
ty grand jury. meeting at Lisbon. iGnor-
ed tho case against Sterling Perry, pro-
prictor Of a grocery. \ charge Of keep
ing his store open on Sunday. was re-
fcrrcd to the grand jury after Perry
pleaded not guilty in Justice Of the
l'cace David McLane's court here. He
was arrested on information preferred
by Pharoah Booth a clerk in McLane's
office. Four other justices and police
court officials here said they did not
contemplate Blue Law" cruSades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
O'CaNaghan Completes
Recital Of OutrageS

Washlng'ton. Jan. l4.--Lord Mayor
O'Caliaghau Of Cork. Who reached th''
United States last week rs a st"waw'ry
and Without a passport. completed his
testimony before IN" commission from,
the Committee Of one Hundred. lnv"S;-
eating Trash conditions tUd"E and there
by accomplished ia" aU.GuUC"i purpv.c
OF his vIsI, to America.
Completion hy th' lord mayor &C his
prrscntrnrnt of conditions ~ his home
land was followed 4 few hours later 10y
submission to Secretary "t Labor W.
son OF a brief arguing that the Cork
executive. now in tn" United States N
parole be permitted t. remain here aS i
political refugee. entitled under the INV
To- admit - 3on without = passport
Mayor O'CaI!aEhau, In completing his
testimony, devoted largely today tO 4
description Of the recent burning of
Cork, presented an appeal for support
of the Irish cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
SLEEPING SICKNESS FATAL.

Cuun"llsyllIr Ia. Jan. l4.--Ruth Eiiz-
y beth Hunt. II months old. daughter Of
Mir and Mrs. John Hunt. died at the
home Of her parents her" today from
sleeping sickness She had been i.
three weeks The death of the child
was the nrst In this city from the dis
case.
There are two other cases OF tho
sickness here. both adults. the condition
of one Of which IS considered serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
Unofficial Inaugural
Ball Now Announced

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE usua! in
RuEural ball for March has been ahan-
donrd. but there will hc Il bail in Wash
iugton on the might lrcS!G"nt-c cleCt
Harding is inaugura'"d. Essentially it
Will be for the benefit Of children's in
st!tutions IN the District Of Columbia
and its patroncsscS viii include wives
of sena tors. cabinet officers and others
and the prcsident-clcct and Mrs. Hard
ing will he invited.
Pluns FOR the ball are tentative and
the place for il has not been selected.
Announcement of the event came as a
rolicr to local merchants who had eX-
prctcd that many handsome and costly
gowns which had been ordered by wom-
en- Tor the inaugural ball would prove y
drug on the market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
CLEVELAND GIRL, SKATERS 200
YARD SWJ-ITITNG RECORD

Pittsburgh. Jan. Ii.--Th" 200-"a-l
%v mr. ming record FOR women. ~ IN"
AllvEh. ny Mountain 1ssrc.ar;o0. AM
t"Gr Athletic IIiou. was shattered in
rh. Pittsburgh Nfhlrtic a~socin' ;cu I.uIl
i. =" ioni2yh; hy Miss Laura Adams. ~
( T." Cleveland Nar!,. club. She negotiated
the distance In three minutes, 81 seconds,
" hich - 80 seconds hctter than the
former record.
Tho Pittsburgh athletic association
won the three CCrneucd meet with 2%
points The University 80 Pittsburgh
was SECOND with ., points. and Cirv"-
land 'hi.d with - points Cleveland to"N
ore first, l. 4. y. four and L. OF T. two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
DENOUNCED By BRYkN.

Miami, Fla. Jan. II. -- Trading IN
grain futures was vigorously denounced
hy William Jennings Bryan. in an ad-
dress here today. Mr.. Bryan also de-
rlar"d that he expected during the rest
Of his life to oppose with all his IN
hucnce stock market trading as now
conducted.
Il deny the right Of any man 10
gamble in the grain that th" iarmers
raise and TO reap more money from their
ill-conceived transactions than the far
In-~s receives from his product he
said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
RELIEF PLEA
BY RAILROADS
Many Without Funds to Pur-
chase Supplies-Amend-
ment of Law Urged

Washiuston. Jan. l4.-InCrcaSe4 rates
granted tho railroads have tal!rd L"
Weld anticipated revenues anu man!
roads are in Il preCariouS iiAan'"H CO"
dition. in some INSTANCES without 'Gh|S
To- purchase supplies. i group oi lIll-
road executives declared toHA! before
thr house Cummrrr" committee
Urging amendment al th" tranS""r-
tatiun act TO enable the carriers :" "n'
tpin partial settlements FOR losses SdS-
tanned during tn" six months EuarAn.
Zoo ueriod after ~nIrrurncU; Cuuir"!
ended, the delegation, which hc!uG,a
Daniel WIllard. r-Ssidcnt "i ihr hllt-
more Ohio. and Samuel Rec head OF
that relief must be granted t'"n"@'al"-
ly if the transportation system ~ lHr
country is to function effectively,
Relief prEed.
others who urged quick action "n
relief legislation wcr' William i. ii"nhS,
NJ. l.. R"il. general counsel for III" Chi-
cage. Rock Island X Pacific, and T.
Dewitt Cuylcv and Alfred J.. Thorn.
chairman and general C"unSe'. D. Sorr-
lively. Of the Assoc CiHt.rn OF i'utW'''
executives Chairman GIdrh OF u"
interstate commerce cornm!:t"e ais" at
yoCatcL amendment OF the traOSpnrCt-
tiou act 70 permit partia. settlement or
the railroads claims
B. q o.'s Plight
MT. W mara uGCldTCt lildS VIC l'fl'N'
more & Ohio has "practically Su!ppc!
purchasing supplies because rs ou.ciHlS
don't see how they will be able to pay
for them" The company at present. N"
added. Is not even earning interest on
the investment.
Mr.. Kca sad the earnings of the road
since they were granted higher rates
had not been as great as anticipated.
while Mr.. from explained that there hH,I
been an apprcciab.e slump IN traffic, re-
sulting. he added. in considerable Gr-
crease In revenue.
The situation was characterized by
Mr.. Hobbs as exceedingly acute The
Boston IL Maine. nc added. is at lis
wits end a. 10 how II VIII meet It's
obligations and get supplies.
The railroads. the executives coni"nd-
ed. have been unable 10 file complete
statements OF their losses with the
interstate CommcrC" commission, as re
Qurcd in order TO obtain raymeut Of
the amount due them. because many
claims against the carriers hay" MT
been filed and they are unable ;u 0ric:-
mine just what their complete losses
will be.
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REPORT NOT cREDrTED.

Special piSnatch 10 Tho Intcllicenc"..
Columbus. o.. Jan. 14-PoIjcs here
rlacr little CrydcUce Ia II" story from
" "'harlcston. ". Va. yesterday. iut!nAt-
ing that two mon being searched fer
here were responsible" for the fire whi-h
aestroyed the city hail her" Wednesday
light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
THE WEATHER.

West Vtrgin1a-Local SHOWS Saturday;
Sunday partly cloudy, no change in tenn
perature.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania-
Snow flurrios somewhat colder Satur-
day; Sunday probably fair with rising
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

Pittsburgh, Jan 1T. j.. Hickman.
a l,uilrrnltkcr at Si~tcrsviite. w. Va.
was sentenced 10 serve one year anu
three months in the wOrkh"uSe lot
Knocking down md seriously iujurin%
John u. Graham, Allegheny county
recorder of deeds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

Marion. O., Jan. li-Mrs. Warren
q. Harding. wife OF III" prcS'dcnt-
elect. today was enrolled a. mem
b"r Of the Captain W!Iiiam l"ndrl'NS
chapter daughters of II" America"
Revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
I'll F. IN L f l. LlG En- G + r

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15

focal Shows Saturday; Sunday Parity
Cloudy, No Changer In Tsmpsratufs'