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Daily picayune., 1921-01-13
Announcement

This Is to anounce the second Annual Fiddlers Contest at Hickory Grove school house which will be held on the night of January 22 l92l Admis- sion 25c, children under years free. All persons who will take part in the program register your name and pay your fee at the window
Daily picayune., 1921-01-13
PROGRAM

Best Quartete Singers $500 Best String Band 15.OO Second best String Band d------------------- 1000 Ihrd Best String Band 500 Best Single Hand Fiddler er---------------- 200 Second Best Single Hand Fiddler -------------- 100 Best Lady Fiddler er------------------- 200 Second Best Lady Fiddler r-------------------- 100 Best Left Hand Fiddler lady gent -------- 100 For the Lady Playing Hesitation Blues' best 100 For the one Playing Leather Brooches" best - 100 For the one Playing When You and Were Young
 Maggie best -------------- 100 For the Band Playing Sweet By and By" best - 100 For the Doing the Most Fancy Fiddlng - 100 For the one Playing "Salle Goodin' best,
 ---------------------Cob pipe andsack of R. J. R. For the Lady Playing Casey Jones best --Box of Candy For the Band Playing Missouri Waltz" best 100 For the one Playing Fishers Hornpipe best 100 For the Playing Bonapartes Retreat best 100 For the one Playing the most Instruments .50 For the Lady or Gent who can pick guitar and sing
 "Tipperary" best ----------------- Chocolate Cake For the Band Playing "Wagoner best 100 For the one Playing Daniels Dream best .5O For the Playing Im Forever Blowing Bubbles loo For the Lady Playing Dill Pickle Rag" best 100 For the Band Playing "Over the Waves best 100 For the Playing Arkansas Traveller" best - .5O For the best by lady and gent Basket of Fruit For the Playing any kind of Blues best .50 For the best Violin and Piano duet ------- 100 For the Ugliest Fiddler ------------------ .5O Flo rthe best Piccolo solo .6O For the Playing "Everybodys Don' It" best - .50 For the band Playing "Dixe' best t----- 100 Everybody invited to come and lets hear some good music and have good time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Casting Doubt Upon the
Adgar Allen Poe Shrine

Eithmon:. Va. O~t. q. Although ~"
I'D store h"us" in Nai~ s'r"c', 49,,
far FROM he t'"Hfe'."rI;c s"'Gic'S hhi
sailors m"Arrncn, a. L'hhr III. ''S
| eel arnu'rcI ~ the Association ~ y "
lrcsrryailou nC Virginia Artql''l"S ann
viii T.. kn"wn ~ 'h~ Edgar Men roe
sHr!nr = = ,.,rr",d, ! hv ,'-;r' ''i'i 80
ruet b.! ~ c"nnr-iiuv Win W. ~! d
Ink AMI that n" h1usc- - "'l''i ne
li,-l g.. ~ uaN" been t"str"'"d.
Tho I'D st"r" h"u9e - rrr1n'n"i !"
!, no rI1ast %'i'iiU- n thu ~" Hr'
is believed 10 hav" hccH c'7s,rur'"h IN
itkS. !; Va" believed by ~ ny i<ra"hN
- ha,. bee George wash'"Tton "o1
,.me. Headquarters ana hrs hern re'e7fe'
10 as su-h Tae stru"tH-e has been COM
rIe,.,,. rs..rrnd ara Wy ns thrown open
in trc rulI'- naNr month.
In tire "a "r We hou"' perE"la ms
heen huli; ~ hr.ek. st"no snI naa ms
that cana from the old Office or tho
Southern Literary Messenger. which rec
edited IN the yard Of the premises
VIII r.. seen r garden designed TO per.
retuste tho iic@ - T"e's FL hanted
Garden" the original OF which ~ sup
roscd r. have been Vt Second and FRANK
In streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
KOREA WANTS HEARING
BEFORE CONFERENCE

washniStcn. Oct. q.-The Korean COM
mission to-day presented TO the Ameri-
can delegation 20 the conference on
limitation Of arma ment an appeal Tor
an opportunity 20 fully TO present the
causes OF the Korean people TO your del
eSatson TO the end that you will either
present 4 to the conference, or that you
will create an opportunity for US to
DO"
The commission acted through ex'
Senator Charles S. ThomaA OF Colora DO,
It's special counsel.
Since III. fundamental principle OF the
coming conference must be the inv!cla-
bIlity OF treaties, the Korean delegation
said, the Korean question will be sim
pic ono TO adjudicate.
"WI,hou, exception" the appeal de-
clared. every nation Invited TO the con.
ference made a treaty with Korea as-ee'
Ing TO use It's good offices to prevent
oppression in Korea. and each nation
recognized Korea as an independent
state"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

.ral direction Of the vasnslay~eai -
sixth: As the result Of s4psrasHts
gained In organization Throughout ~
country during tho pest week $40 -
suggestions received from may qu
t.rr ? large amount Of matsY!al ~ nov
available for further Development o.
emergency measures"
May Subjects Stadsd
Vial questions affecting the inautH
welfare OF tho nation Will Be up ter tne
consideration 0. the conference. CeW'
m;t;tes already have shaped rseam.
m.nda tions involving read!uStMent 0;
wages and prices. tn: open shop fepe
Of ths Ada mson act. and declaration IN
favor o! the railway funding bill. othe1
subjscts TO be studied by the commit
tees include forsiRn trade. agriculture
and the relation of credit to tho eoun-
try's economic stru:tu
Announcement Ct program Of Co.
operation with governors OF states ahe
mayors Of cities In meeting tie sP-
pioyment emergency was made tentyht
BY the Ma tionai Council Of Catholic Men.
, iocai organizations Of ths eevAsp
throughout NE country. and aoe!StiSs
afhl'atei with Il, have been rsqueStsd>
70 help by forming committees In every
diocese and parish.
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Allied Board Of Supply
Officers Come to America

Now York. Oct e.--The foreign mem
bers Of the military board OF allied sup
ply, OF which Brigad!er General Charles
G, Dawes was the American member
during the war. arc coming to this coun
try for a conference before publishing
their reports on tho supply and trans
porta,!on systems OF the allied armies at
the time OF the armistice. 1t was en-.
nounce today.
General charles J. NJ Nayott. quarter
master general OF tho French army:
General \. \. Hardy OF the British army
General Comn!anda'"re lppulitc Par
reiN ~ the Italian army, and colonel
Adoi7hc Cumon;. or the belgian army,
are scheduled TO arrive here October IS
an q United States arm" transport.
They will be received at Wa shinston by
President Harding and Secretary OF War
Weeks General Dawes wi! DO the p-in-
cipal speaker at dinner In New York
to be given In their honor Oclober IS.
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Legion's big -Four" TO
Be Royalty Received
During Visit to j. S.

Sreci1; Dispatch TO Tho R'-lIigsu"er.
Washington, Oct. 90 tn" American
sta. department. the French. F"'Ns",
RrlgIsu and Italian Sm"aS*ad'r> anu
the American Leg!"H are leaving No
s'Cne unturued n Their united enor'1
10 sec TIM, Marshal f"rh. AdmfA,
Beatty. General Jacques and HehHra'
T,a7. WREN ih"r arrive in th'N c"u: Try
for the national convention ot nc i."S-
ion 1T Kansas CIty october 81. ar" &C.
corded during their stay IN the IN t"n
states al tho civic. military and SOCIAL
hcrors IN the nations power
Members Of n special committee ar
pointed by the Leglcn's nationaI COM
msnder have held several conteren'eS
with Representatives from the state WAY
yni navy departments ard tho Nhna"'
.'es concerned. with view I" preparing
rho ra lions hospitality to tho IL S'on
DISTINGUISHED guests.
Following the Legion convention Al
Kansas G!ty. tentative plans call FOR inc
four visitors to spend much time IN the
national cap!tal. where many notable
reren;tcas to no given in their honor
and many dinners and state functions
ur~ n take place. Tho president mas
r.gniccd his desire to receive tho Leg
To-, guests at tho white lIouse, Secre'
,ary hughes Is to give puh"G rscep-
ton Tor them ard thu embassies OF the'r
several countries have all scheduled
state dinners
In addition n these stat" ano Social
functions, plans call for mo Legion
Big -Four" from overseas 7" Nisli
Mount Vernon and place flowers on
washingtnu's tomb. to be present ~ the
burial Of the unknown American soldier
at Arlington on Armi~,ico Day ana 10
pay thor respects 10 tho Tvs" American
cN-1reS!dentS, TAFT and Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Mexican Embargo On
English Oil Company

Tora C'ru: NeN!"N oct a. gov
ernmsrt OF toe state {; Vera Cruz has
placed al embargo on a.! the properties
OF n. big English oil conrrany. IL
AEuila. a reaninK plant a'l s'lli's
agency, TIL" cmhars' includes al tae
stock and two ,suk "hip> and tug.
parts Of Mexico.
The decision COR emhrrS" - the aler-
ID refusal OF tho COMPANY 20 Tsy 3"".-
500 pesos on account Of a pateHt fsN
claimed BY the sovcr0Tcr'. II" re-
rusa, Of the company I" srr',- l. said TO
have been based on previous arrange
rnrnts with tho former government u
ray less amount.
The .mlarso. tho government an
nourceS. will embrace all properties OF
The company nee, s$1r" 10 cover the
amour, demanded. \ similar question
has arisen previously in Or.Bsbo and
Pure,o, Mexico, where embarEoes have
been place., rrt tnr Sma,icr amounts.
Tho ASui'a company has appealed TO
tho supreme court against tho govern
mcnt's embargo.
A representative &C the .Aguta rom-
pany said to-day tha, he would take no
action with reference 10 the embargo.
as tho Offices hore Is only q sales agency
and has limited powers. lie added that
he would communicate tho situation to
headquarters IN Mexico City IN order
that tho company might take such nc.
ton a. & considers necessary. His
personal Impression. hc declared was
that ,h"rn would be u solution OF the
difficulty.
TIE ship Santa G:rtrnlis. which Is
included In NE ":rearso. is not The prop
er,y Gf Che Acui'a company. but Is
r,n'Hd from the Ward line. The snip
EavsSa is under tho British fIas.
L WIS said to-day tia: the embargo
Morh be extended 70 the companya
refinery IN Mlaa.itlan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
AERIAL POLICEMAN
At the LEGION MEET

Kansas City, No, Oct. Am aeriai
policeman will regulate flying at tho
American Legion national convention
and aerial circus October ~ TO Norem-
her ,, It was announced here tonight
With the appointment BY Governors
Hyde Of Missouri and Allen OF Kansas
n Dudley Steel. secretary treasurer OF
tho Kansas City Flying club to patrol
No unnecessary lew flying Will DC
the aerial heat.
permitted, and hicrs attempting 70
frighten spectators will DO arrested AL
nviators will be required 20 maintain
minimum altitude Of $500 feet over the
city, and no aerial acrobat!c stunts over
the city will pe tolerated.
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Ready to Proceed With
Trial Of RademaChOr

Detroit, Mich. Oct. ?.--The rt7te -
ready to proceed with the uial or
Herman +. Tademscher. charged with
numbering his w'tc. G.rtrude. ny
throwing her i'to the Detroit river
from tho Relic Isle bridge last Thursday
night, Allen w. K.nt. assistant county
prosecutor. announced tonight.
In canning Rad-macher. former
policeman. today. Attorney Kent said, II,
WIS disclosed that he was in the vicinity
nf Belle Isle late Thursday night. ac'
compsnied by woman. Tho inTeStiea'
ton also brought cut. Kent said. that
Mrs. Radernacher ?Isnncd Thursday 70
70 10 the island with her husband tAa;
nlght TO hunt rum runners.
Rademachcr maintained his inno'
eance; reiterat.ng his statement that he
believed his wife l.f, the city Thursday
evening to visit relatives in Illinois
Her body was taken from the river near
tho bridge late yesterday.
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OVER TWENTY-FIVE
CASES ARE DOCkE1ED
FOR POLICE COURT

mere win DO = big session OF police
court this morning Judge John 5.
Rits will b eonfrcnted With close 70 Is
e2fsAdsyE
Considerable sxe!tsmsnt was created
N police headquarters last might when
tha office was stormad with crowd o.
local Greeks headed by Pete Csranasrn
n an effort 10 get ono OF their fellow
eountrymsn out Of jail. Steve kouvar-
tas was arrested by Policeman Flenin;
an q aisordsrly conduct charge. HIS
eouyadss insisted that he was no.
drunk and only yelling. They threat
ensd Lieutenant Of Police Bton Mt!le7
that the chief would DO told about re-
fuIInr 10 release a man because ne had
40 many friends All tho talking
amounted to nothing. Steve was stu
behind the bsrs this morning.
a man who Was so intoxicated TO
vas unable 10 talk was marked down As
,Iehn Doe" BY Policeman Dunlad. .NntF
Ri,sl and John Kroll. two Poles were
arrested TOR disordtrly conduct ny
policemen EEOnhred. Ritel had
blackjack IN his packet and will face I
morn serious charge Kross will also
face q reckless driving charge.
CIsrenr. Nation was arrested by Pc
rceman Frank Jones for gambling
Rsnto Cos,slloko by Ecrtsman. Ben
u'oodson and John Thomas by Mue'Irr'
wsY, all three arrested on d!sorter.E
charges. Another John Doe" una"'n
20 give his tight name Was arrested On
4 drunk charge by Policeman fIe":'ns.
A. Yrassr Was takea IN by Policeman
Gers,lng or q drunk charge, While Lon
Taylor . co,orsd woman' was arres''"
~ Policeman Nnabs On L drunk charge.
Frank Plehol BY Dartels and Fe'S'
gtebssr ny Fleming were tao ONE
drunks confined 20 the lotkIn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Characteristic Is
Henry WatterSon'S
Letter to Old Vets

Chatia>oNed. Tenn, Oct. s.-t'0!oael
Henry Wa;tcrsor. veteran tourna ttst,
former editor III The Louisville Cplrior-
Journal and during the Civil war pub
Usher OF IL" ''nattAnooga Rebel, ha>
written a characteristic letter to the
committee IN cargo ~ the Forthcoming
reunion OF tho United Confederate Ee'-
Grams. To BE- held here. In which he en-
pressed regret at not being able to at
tend.
The letter. written from New York
city. and addressed to the chairman OF
the committee. follows:
II wish II were possible FOR me to at
tend tho coming Confederate reunion.
1t is not possible. so you must take the
Will for the deed.
upon my affections. II was there that
found my dear wife, who, after nifty
nine years OF devotion. stlll abides. and
between whom and myself the relations
then established remain unbrokea and
unchanged. She joins m" in the regret
that We together car0o' "isit the scenes
OF our early love-mahiSg. Four score
and upward, functions OF every sort arc
Beyond mo.
perhaps, II Is as well that may MOI
again look upon the thin gray line soon
70 disa ppear forever from the scenes ~
this world. for It might put too great \
strain upon an cid mans tendc7est sen.
sibilities
My love 20 the old hoys. 1t cannot
be long when We shall meet on that
beautiful shore, and when We meet Re
sure the Bonnie Rlu4 flag will he flying
at the fore, ard the bands will be play
ing Dixie on parade, whilst tho pretty
oIrts no a iS,r ri In mo l'hafBa M
"a Rebel 10 groups OF ragged red-nosed
angels who have not forgotten The rebel
yell.
sincerely.
HENRY WATTERSON."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
BIG DIAMOND MINED
IN ARKANSAS FIELD

I.tu- Rock. Ark. Oct. a.--The larg-
est Hi"mond mined In the Arkansas feld
N Pike 'ounty was found last week
mining company officials announced to-
day. The stone weighs CO.'S rarats in
the rough. and rs estimated to lie worth
sIo.onn.
II was ono 81 total Of forty-cight
carats OF diamonds found In one hun
dred loads Of material from the mine.
Tho largest previous stone. lSS carats'
was sold In the rough U a Now York
Arm for $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
RAILROADS EXCUS|NG
THEIR GOOD SHOWING

washington. Oct. s.--Paslne tho con-
clu,ion upon practically complete re-
rorts ~ business OF main lire railroads
during August, tho Association OF Rail-
way Executives announce to-day that
indicated hctterment in earnings on the
rountry's transportation System has so
far been due 70 sklmpinE OF eNpend'-
lures on maintenance work both In road
beds and equipment
Mainly by virtue OF this reduction.
which represents IN a largo mea sure tho
failure 10 expend money which late,
must 10 put into tho properties" tbs
statement asserted. s'The railroads In
August OF this year wcre able 10 show
not opera ding income OF Sso.ooo,oor
Had they spent the. same amount FOR
maintenance during that month that
they spent for the same purpose in Au-
rust. 1870. they would have had this
august an operating deficit OF $780,
SCn nnl."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
GERMAN PACIFISTS
COMMEND THE j. S,

Essen. Germany, Oct. 9.--Thc German
Tac!fis, congress- has adopted reso!"-
ton apr ov.rg tho Warrington CONFER
cnro on limitation OF hrmaments' recog-
ling American Initiative, and hop'rE
that II would result IN practical plane
toward wc:ld disarmament and parurh'
larry help IN avoiding conflict III the
Ear East
Tho congress demanded that the Ter
man government take immcd'a' E'"iS
TO gain nd,r!asior to the .""fuc o. n"-
tCrs, whicn ia" o. ths speakers w.
muth Won Gcrlayh. charged, hal h'en
prevented hy II. proscm. tho f"rsISh
minister, who, ne declared stands MS
the representative oc Ea!scrdom."
Others urged the necessity 90 permit
ting the league ~ nTt:ous TO shape poi-
clos at every conference az i step TO-
ward word disarmament
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TO DISCUSS DEFICIT.

Washington. oct. 9.--The call meet
Ing In 'hn near future OF tire Demo
cratic nationa! committee which Il had
been expected Chairman George white
would Issue today vii; be sent out to-
morrow. Il was announced today At
headquarters OF the committee. No
meeting OF the committee has been held
since the November election. one OF the
matters 70 he discussed at tho forth
coming meeting II is expected. will IA
detic!t incurred during the 1920 cam
oalEn.
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Reach Solution Of
Upper SiIesiaN Dispute

Ruenos Ares. Oct. 1.-The industrial!
rcglun Of Crrrr Siles!a viii L" main
tanned az an industrial 3na economic
union for Attssn years. under III" so'u'
ton us the Upper Silcs'an dispute
reached by tho council OF tn" league OF
nations. OF which tho Geneva corr"-
spondsnt Of La Nac!on says he has au-
,horitatlvely learned tho substance
The industrial region would DO eo-
min.stered during this period by an
international commission. The terri
tory In dispute politically would be d.
v!dcd into two zones under Pollen and
German sovereignty, respectively ana
while del,mitat!on o. tho frontiers Is
not yet completed, II would he moro
favorable TO Poland than the recent de-
limitation proposed by Great Britain.
closely tcrcwirS tho plcbiscite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
CIemenCeau Is No
Longer Stormy Petrol

Mouil,.ron- En- pa-eds. France. Oct ,.
~ should Ike. before disappear. 10
formulate an 4 last WISH. that sVerynody
should think Of me an frienu' said
n. C!emenceau. the war premier at inc
Inauguration Of the soldiers memerla
al HIS birthplace today. IT would ps
my best reward"
I have been much blamed during my
llfe. bore 1t ga!ly when I was YOUNG:
I did not exactly detest strife out II
strife haa changed, 80 also has peace
81 have nassed all my existence In be-
Ing impatient. but as life ebts from me,
I have learned patience, and J think
ran assure you that henceforward | VIII
conform 10 that rule Of l!fe."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

Toledo, O., Oct. a.-Federsi author'-
tie. tonight placed under arrest man
giving his namo as Bob Cunnlnsha m
and his ago as so years, OF Detroit, as
suspect in the holdup OF nail wagon
near the Detroit postofnce Friday night.
The authorities said an empty com
bag bearing the name OF the National
Bank Of Commerce, Detroit. was found
on his person. together with $500 IN
American money and some canadian
coins.
The man was booked on tho technical
charge Of suspicion.
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OUT OF COMMISSION.

Washington. Oct. s.-The arno-ed
cruiser Pittsburgh, formerly the Penn
sylvania. will be placed gu; OF commits.
sion October IS. the navy department
announced To-Day. Eer last active as
sisnmeat was 4 Flagship Of tho Med!tAr.
rlasaa squadron. with the Tag Of Rear
Admiral II. Mel. HusA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
GLASS PLANT TO REsu,TE

Cumberland. Nd. Oct. a--l; va, an
rnunred today that tho plant OF the Po-
tomac Glass company, which has been
idle for quite period would start up
IN full or Monday. October "a. When
operating in full about $50 ara employed
including mon. Toys ard girls.
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eIPrs TO UNIVERSITIES

New York. Oct. 9--Thr commission for
relief In Belgium educational foundation
ut which Herbert Hoover. secretary ~
commerce. Is president .todar announced
the gift OF lo0nn0 francs zach 10 tho
universities Of Brussels and LouNa'h '"
replace as nearly as possible books o..
strnyed during the German invasion OF
1910
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LOST AVE FOUND.

LOST-One suitcase about T:cn r. m.
Sunday, at corner OF Bridge and zann
streets: initials V. J. Barlotti. Finder
will please return 10 l. Perellt. lliS
Market st.. Wheeling. W. Va oc.lQ-g
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GrHAmHPS AND TOURS

CLARK'S 18TH ORIENT CRUISE
BY superb s. S. Empress OF France
1s.4S1 gross tons: is days In Egypt and
Palestine, etc; Fob. II. 1922: = days
$500 and UP. Including hotels. guides
drives. etc. =. {. Clark. Times Ruild-
Ing, ", Y. oc.S-h
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WANTED TO RENT.

WASTED-To rent, on or before Nov.
lat. small house or fiat OF or
rooms and bath in desirable location;
man and wiIr only: references FUR
nished. Address Il. F. H.. Intellfgencer.
oc.lo-h
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Aotavity In Public Works

Fourth: A number OF cities have
undertaken sters for the immediate ad-
varcement n: local public works and for
definite advancement Of construction
work In the community. Steps organ
lied In ,his direction have hoea for
nlally reported from eight cities.
Fifth: An office ha. been set mt
work IN WASHINGTON under Colonel
Arthur Woods to continue the s.iTula-
ton and coordination Of nationa:. sra:o
and munlc!pa! agencies. under the gen
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PU3LIo SALE.

FOR SALE: coal stoves. ! kitchen
stove and l heater; like new. Call
Warwood T10e-R. >. oc.7-l
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Edward porrit. ~No jumped overheard
from ths steamship Baltic. was veter-
an CORRESPONDENT and author. and was
horn In England siAty-one years ago.
He lived for some time In Pennington.
Connecticut. and has bean 4 lecturer At
Harvard, John Hopkins and tn. Cnirers-
nv OF california. Ms Porrit Is widely
known n suffrage worker.
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WAIfI0-1aAx1-

wANTED-Ptano salesman and can
vasser: references required. Apply
by letter only. stating salary and last
plano house for whom you worked. Ban
Reynolds a Co.. lls-llS y. Main ST..
waShin gton, Pc oe.s-i
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Veteran Correspondent
and Author Jumps TO
His Death From Liner

Queenstown, Ireland. Oct. soon
after the. steamer Ball. !eit L'Nerpcc'
YESTERDAY. Edward Fcrris. OF Hartford
Connecticut. while conr"r'inS VITA
friends on the second cabin promenade
ruahsd 20 the rail AMI succeed"d' despl'"
the efforts OF the others. In Eo:ng over
hoard.
A boat was lowered and eu"Es ana
fiaras we're thrown into the sea, but
thea WA no s,En OF tho mans body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

wANTEp-FIve good men. Wheeling
building Material Co.. Peninsula
cc.s-t