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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
DELEGATES TO PRISON
ASSOCIATION MEET
NAMED BY MORGAN

Charleston. W. Va. Oct COMPLY
tnS with a request Of the American
Prison association. Toy +. F. Nor
Kan today appointed - West Virginia
men and women as delegates 10 the
dfty-h-st annual congress Of that assoc
c!atton 10 pc held at Jacksonville. Fla.
October 2S-No, ember 3.
This CONGRESS - the largest meeting
OF officially appointed delegates held IN
che United States IN the field q! the
treatment OF crime and delinquency and
owing 10 the crime wave that has swept
over the nation unusual interest Is
being taken this year IN the coming
meeting" says a statement from the
governors Office.
The delegates from West virginia
are: J. Z. Terrell. Rev. Harold q.
Gaunt. Rev. NJ. ]. Coghlan. Archdea-
con 3. NJ Spur. Moundsv,lle: Or. l.. '.
Guthrie. HUNTINGTON: John Baker White,
Charleston: Andrew Ertce: Marintcn:
J1dEe r. D Barley. Williamson: Il. Z.
Flasher. Prurtytow Miss Jennie suit
ton, Salem: Miss Eraestine Harrison.
EfE!ns: Mrs George roHenoarSer.
Charleston: Alher, =. Johnson. Union:
Hartley Sanders. Trincetor: George c.
Sturxis. MorEantcNp, Judge Homer 3.
Woods, Ha-r!S,!.,e. VI z. White. VIII
Hanson: Georxe A. Vincent. Fairmont:
Thomas ". Fleming. Fa.rm"rt: Il. *.
KGrnp. RomreH: JudSe James + Stro-
tfsr wAlch: Judge Alan FL Robinson.
wnseling: judge Henry y Ria"k thar
lesion. Samue, 2. Preston. LcwiseuTS:
"A. y RreckiryidSe. SummerSN'i.e; Judge
J. W. Eary. Fayetteville; RanNta Wiley,
Point Pleasant.
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WOUNDED IN DUEL
CONTINUED from Page one.)

the crock and escaped in tho direction
o: Bellaire.
Hearing Shc;s from the direction Of
the restaurant. Keys rushed back 10
find both Officer Reed and the lta liam
suspect Wounded in a due. Cdnji1ue. It
.s said. whipped out Il revolver and fired
at n distance Of four feet from Offlcer
Reed the ball striking Reed in the foot.
Tho Officer returned tho fire. ono bullet
going through thu Italians hand. tho
Other woundnE him In III" side Bowen
made 10 attempt To run away.
Both Canj!qre and Bowen were taken
to the bridgeport lookup. The wounded
officer ard prisoner we're both given
medical attention at once.
Immediately upon hearing OF the ar
rests and gun duel at Bridgeport. sheriff
I.nch started from 81. Clairsrllle 10
Br.dgeport. Officers at Bridgeport were
awaiting his arrival 10 determine "haI
disposal to make Of the prisoners ana
TO learn details of the reported ho!oup
at Morristown.
Cantique. In broken English. told an
Intelligencer reporter that he nVeS al
Twenty-secord and Ma In streets "hee'-
Ing Asked what he was doing at Nor
ristown. he said: Taking walk
''"nU Win. ne was aShcu'
The boss" he answered.
Cani!Gue insists he does not kno"
who the men WHO were with him arc
or who owned the automobile.
Wheeling Mans License
TIL. Stutz car IN which the three men
are said - have come from the d!rectlon
~ Morris.own IS low Stutz touring
car. with gold lettering p. b. IN Ola
English stuck on the doors. The ma
chine carries 1921 West Virginia License
plates No. 1854.
Inquiry a, Wheeling police headquar-
tors this morning shows that TINS west
Virginia license number WIS issued ny
the State Highway Commission 10
charles Barnettr. III Fourteenth street
Wheeling. for n Stutz touring car. Ho"
Paul Bowen. who g rather we'll known
character IN Bridgeport and vicinity
ca me 10 be in possession Of the license
p!ate7 has not been determined.
Wheeling police. when Informed OF
this fact. started an investigation TO
determine II a car had heen stolen from
or sold by Rarne:te.
Officer Keys said at . o'clock this
morning lie understood from Sheriff
Lynch that the hoidups OF which the
trio arprchendcd at Bridgeport are sus-
pected. occurred late last night on the
National pike just beyond Morristown
Tho MorrIstown Holdup.
Shots were staged last evening In
battle between three men in a Stutz ca,
and Coleman and Robert Johnson about
TWO miles east Of Morristown. The
johnson boys, with their mother, are
driving from Wilmington. Del. to
Louisville. KY. and passed through
Wheeling late yesterday afternoon try
ing 70 make GAINESVILLE last night
Sheriff Lynch said, upon his arriva
at Bridgeport at 2:l5 o'clock this morn
ing tnLt the three men in the Stutz cal
followed the johnson car and with re-
,olvers tried 10 compel the Johnson's &c
stop. The Johnson boys returned the
shots. md by turning suddenly Into a
lane, evaded the hold-up trio, reached g
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HIGHER RATES FOR
GAS At MORGANTOWN

Charleston. ". Va. oct. ,.-Nr6er was
entered to-day oy the publ service
commission increa sing 'he rates 'harged
BY the Yves, Virginia Utilities Company
for gas z, Morgantowr and vicinity I"
IS cents per Thousand cubic feet less
two cents discount for promp; payment
The former rates were 80 cents with
Two cents discount.
The rev rates become effective alte:
the September meter readings ard WI
continue in force until January /. l'-z.
or until revoked by the commission.
During January. /, is Planned 20 reopen
the case in order that the commission
NAV be given the benefit Of The expert
enc Of the applicant comTany for the
vho.e Of the year 1927" figures cover
ing only the first four months o. the
present year were submitted as basis
for deciding the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Shrine Ceremonial

Hur .inE.on. W. Va. Oc:. 1.-Two
hundred and hfty-Sevcn candidates were
initiated into the mysteries Of the
MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine ut cerm9-
NAL held at Camden Fark. near here. to-
day. l.. s. Clara. iuuStrious rotentate
At the invitation OF local aviator. made
The trip from this city TO the park IN
an a!rp.ane.
The Beni-Kedem band and patrol with
a large delegation Of MOBILES from
Charleston and points en- route. came
here by special train. Wheeling. Pat
kersourg and other cities OF the state
were also well represented.
The Shrlners paraded here in IN" AIT
ernoon and after the ceremon.a. al the
park 4 picnic lunch an patrol dri!! ended
the days festivities. 4 dance tonight
concludes the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
CANNONSBURC MINISTER
ACCEPTS NEW CHARGE

Canonshurg. ia. OCT. THE Rev
Paul G.. Miller. for seven years pastor
of tn. charters Presbyterian church.
announced his resignation today. He
has rec.iN ed call from tho East End
PRESBYTERIAN church Of Bradford. and
Will NOV" :" that place as soon "a MS
resignation Is acted upon by tho conSr"-
CATION and III" preshytrry Of Pitts
hurgh. Charters congregation Is one
o; the oldest n western Icnnsy.ran!a.
having been organized in l1'5 by t."
Row. John Mcmillan. founder OF Jeher-
son college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Mcdowell Leads in
Highest Percentage
Of Negro Inhabitants

According n detailed government
census figures received last night from
Washington. Mcdowell county led e.!
counties In West Virginia in the Ter'
crntagc Of negro population. 1t heing
96.5 rercent Jefferson came second
with l?.2 percent and Faye,te third with
Is percent. The percentage or negroes
In KaNawha county was 80. compared
with percent in 1910.
Hancock county led n the percentage
Of i!litrracy with lS.4 percent Mcl'owel'
was second with - percent. and Lincoln
Logan and Mingo tod for third with |!
percent The percentage OF illiteracy In
Eanawha county was IS. compared WITH
o.b ten wears hefOre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
MARY PICKFORD TIRED
OUT, FAIRBANKS SAYS

Paris. Oct. the worlds sweet
heart" IS So.rs 20 be mot at home TO
her thousands OF French and American
admirers tor the next month.
Douglas Fairbanks. husband Of Mary
Picktord. announced to-day that the ta'
NOUS film actress was completely worn
out and extremely nervous.
,':She Is not confined 20 her he'd. ror
, 10 her room" Fairbanks said. but she
must get some rest from now on. and
not try to receive people. For the next
month Mary must take il Easy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
TWO Wife BEATING
CASES ON DOCKET

Two wife beaters will be arra!gned IN
police court this morning before Judge
john s Rltz.
Albert Cook was arrested by Police
man Mueller last night on complaint OF
Mrs. cook. who alleged that her husband
gave her a severe beating at their homo
Oh Twentieth street.
Thomas Douglas was arrested by
Policeman Horstman. Mrs. Douglas
complained to the officer Of her husband
having assaulted her at their homo on
the South side.
Reass Thomas was arrested for being
drunk by Policeman Smith.
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farmhouse and telephoned the sheriff

farmhouse and telephoned the sheriff
at st. Clairsviue.
Bridgeport police at first were watch
ing the National road from the car. but
early this morning II IS learned that
Bowen and his companions came In a
rounda bout way from toward Bellaire.
Lynch Knows Barnette.
"Oh, nno~ Barnette." said Sheriff
Lynch this morning. when told that the
license number of the car seized at
Bridgeport Vas held by Charles Bar
nette. "I can readily see Paul Bowen's
connection with him. Earnette was the
first man I arrested after I went into
the sheriffs office. I arrested him on
q charge Of running a speakeasy out
hero on the National pike"
Makes Second Getaway
At 2:45 O'Clock this morning, Bellaire
po!ice were making a vigorous search
for the fugitive who escaped from the
officers at Bridgeport.
He was here at Gravel Hill at bit
ago, but got away again." was the an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
On HIS High Horse.

The new sentry, butt OF half the war
Jokes written. had been instructed TO
force all officers 10 dtSmount when
nearing his post and was enjoying tho
privilege 10 the full. Through the murk
OF the late afternoon he saw major.
HALT" he yelled. "Dismount"
But" said the wondering major. II
have no horse"
Makes TO difference" said the guard.
You hustle round and get one"
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willing Messenger.

Come Seven Johnson was relating a
tala Of wonderful experiences In the
war while his cclorcd admirers listened
pop-eyed.
"Yessuh. All looks TO de right and
here's big bunch OF Bushes comm
toward me. and All looks to do left and
dcre's anoder big bunch comm toward
me. and All looks ahead. and dere's DC
whole Bush army comm toward me-
Vas. yas. and den what did 20 do
Man. All thinks OF all de poor
'Mericans back OF NE waitin' to ge'
pounced on-and All spreads de news
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
What's In q Name.

The sweet young thing had been un'
able to buy the article she wanted but
In each rase the clerk mad assured her
,ha; next time" /; would assuredly be
In stock. One day she called al the
store 20 find a new clerk on the Job.
DO YOU have spa,s YETI" she In
quired.
The clerk hluShed. mo maam." he
s.ammered. I'm not living with my
wife now"
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Second Hand

Y want two sheets OF fly paper,
said the ady entering the corner gener-
al store.
The none-too-brill!ant clerk extra cted
two sheets from the window
Ten cents" he said.
How embarrassing! I've only nick
ell with me-"
"Aw, s'pose you can have the two
fer five cents" ne grumbled. They're
half full of flies already"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
.14-Year Old Boy Is
Charged With Murder

Madison, y. J. OCT, Fra 2"is KiuS-
en- - VAS arres;"l tonight charged
with the murder cS - year oil Janet
Lawrence. who MAS t0Ucd StranEIed to
! death ard covered with Hn::e wounds
I'm the Kluxen woods near her home
/ early today. K.uxen was arra!Grea De-
fore Recorder Scho.eoe-ger and held for
the. grand Jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
STEAMSHIPS AND TOURS

cLARK'S 18TH ORIENT CRUISE
BY superb s. S. Empress OF France.
ls.4Sl gross tons; IS days In Egypt and
Palestine, etc: Feb. II. 1922: - days
$500 and UP. including hotels. guides
drives. etc. F. c. Clark. Times Build
Inr ~ V oc.S-h
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As Spoke

Two dusky members Of tho A. F.
stepped OF the gang plank together.
Was YOU all bothered Wild dat NAL
de-mule?" inquired one.
Deed all was" replied tho other.
"sho am glad TO sit back on terra Gotta
again"
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

NOTICE
To Whom 1t May Concern:
will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by
any other than myself.
MIKE RETZOk
1872 Twelfth ST. Cen. Del.
Moundsviile. W, Va. oc.4-6-'
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Persons OF superior culture are tamil
lar with more than 5000 words. ordinary
parsons know 1000 to 5000. and Hitter
ate persons use about 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
wANrED-AAL0.

! wANTED-Ptano salesman and can
. .vasser: references required. Apply
BY letter only. stating salary and last
psrno house for whom.you worked. Ben
REYNOLDS & Co. 1918 y. Main St.
! Washington. Pc. ocs-i
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PUBLIC SALE.

FOR SALEI2 coal stoves. kitchen
stove and I heater: Ike new. call
warwood 7ln5-R ,. oc.i-i
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wAETED-Five good men. Wheeling
Building Material Co., Peninsula.
ocs-t
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ron sBNr-rURN1sHED Rooms

FOR RENT-Orlv 70 a business
woman. attractive turnishec
front room. home,ike sur
round!ngs: In a private family.
CAN at 2003 Eof ST. oc.i-l
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ZOE AAL1

, PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. October 18th.
: ! win sell at public sale my stock and
dAiry and farming implements. Geo. P.
Mccoy, West Liberty oc.7-j
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wAHrEp-TBNAIH
WANTED POSITION

wASTED-Position as stenographer or
general office assistant. Call War
wood l-R oc5-1
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LOST ANr POUND.
YAEN WAITED

wASTED-To buy a good sized farm
In West Virginia or Ohio: price rea-
ponable: owners only answer. Address
p. o. BOZ 4Sl. Martins Ferry. o. oc5-m
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YASTED-A partnership in a we'll es-
~tablished retail shoe business. Address
n care lntell:gencer oc.S-l
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BUSINESS oPPoRTunfrEs.
MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-To rent small farm: state
price and location. Address Y, care
Intell!GeIcer. oc.8-i
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
ElliOtt's Store N E w s
By "June Kingman"

"There's something going to hap pen at 'Elliott's Store and it will be on Monday, the 17th. The girls are busy as, can be doing things"
 saw counters full of remnants of all kinds. Cheap! Just wait until you see them.
 Their coats, suits, dresses, smocks and blouses are being marked away down. Their ladies trimmed hats are at least half price and many less.
 They have shoes, oxfords and pumps the newest styles ,and any size, they too are in this sale.
 Men aren't forgotten either for l saw stacks of hats, mostly Stetson's for $500 and such nice shoes, Walk Over. All the men like them. Oh, yes there were mems shirts especial ly priced. Anyway don't forget to go to Elliotts on Monday the 17th and see for yourself. It will be more than interesting and will be a real money saving sale" Adv.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
CHLORIDE NOTES

Mrs. Virgin and daughter Faire are in Los Angeles.
 Charley Shell has accepted posi- tion with the Chloride Store.
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Knorr left Sat urday for Cotton, California, where they expect to make their home until the Big Boom hits Chloride. We ex- pect them back soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Andy Nord returned Monday evening from visit among relatives in California. Mrs. Skid more took care of the telephone office while Mrs. Nord was away.
 Mrs. E. D. Carothers replacing Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Jack Moore replacing Mrs. Virgin are the new faculty in stalled in the Chloride school the first of the year.
 MT. James Fry, who was hurt last summer at the Dardanelles Mine and who has been constantly under doc tors care since then, is suffering more than usual this week, not able to be out at all. Some time ago he wen0 down to Los Angeles to take treat ments at hospital but the climate didn't agree with him and he return ed to Chloride.
 Reverend J. w. Hill, formerly of Winslow, Arizona, is now pastor of the Chloride Baptist Church. We have needed minister for some time and are very fortunate to secure the service of such man as MT. Hill who has spent twenty years as mission ary in the Orient. He and his wife are now located in Chloride and we all give them a hearty welcome. |" MT. and Mrs. w. Craft and young son, of Pennington, Minn., who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Ehler for some time, went to the coast few days ago where they will spend the winter. They made many friends dur ing their visit in Chloride. Mrs. Craft is MT. Ehler's sister.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
ANOTHER ROUND OF
 MILLER WILL CASE

Another round of the Minnie Will son case was fought out in the su- perior court of this county, last Thurs day, with Judge J. E. Jones of Coco nino county presiding. Judge Jones had heard all the various phases of the case and last May rendered final opinion in the matter, holding that the nuncupative will left by George Miller was valid will and appoint ing H. H. Watkins to administer the estate. This judgment Is now being attacked by Mrs. Minnie Wilson who claims to be daughter of the deced- ent, Miller. This time the woman brings in half-brother and the affi- davits of the two set out that Mrs. Wilson is the daughter of Miller and, therefore, the rightful heir to the es- tate. It may not, be amiss to state that even if Mrs. Wilson should prove herself to be the daughter, she will then have to prove that the will sub mitted and passed upon by the court was not the last will of decedent, or that it was made under duress or for some other valid cause. After argu- ments that took up the greater part of the day the court put the cause down for trial lon the 30th of March Messrs. Armour and Sprowl appeared for Mrs. Wilson and Krook and Nor rison for the estate.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
Fifth Ariz. Legislature
 Takes Up Years Work

(COnClnueQ rrOIH EVuk dScJ al education.
 Amending laws safeguarding pub lie health; passing of law to regulate professional nursing and establishing and maintaining department of tuber- culosis; transfer of office of state dairy commissioner to jurisdiction of state health department; appointment of full time health commissioner.
 Recommends creation of industrial department under direction of indus trial commissioner to safeguard labor and to protect industries of state from unjust exactions and demands.
 Would abolish resources board due to impossibility of making adequate financial provision.
 Recommends removal of restriction of constitutional provision limiting amount of state indebtedness to $35O,- GOO.
 Recommends full control of state highways placed in hands of road com mission of five, without pay and with terms of five years, similar to state highway commission bill recently framed.
 Recommends survey of educational needs, reorganization of state depart ment of education and centralized dis tribution of school funds; would make office of state superintendent appoin- tive instead of elective; county school superintendent also appointive; in crease of school finances.
 Recommends strengthening of com pulsory school law.
 County institute should be placed under direction of state board.
 Governor Campbell read his mes sage to a joint session of the house and senate. During the reading of the message there was much applause, the salient features according with the views of the assembled people. Gov. Campbell is ready to go in the mat ter of building good roads, opening up our big territory north of the Col orado river and making of our state one of the most important in the west. He is aware of our vast undeveloped resource and will work to the end that every section is brought into contact with the outside world and make pos sible as habitation for our people.
 The legislature starts out under pleasant auspices, the two chambers being so evenly balanced that the peo- pie of the state may look forward to the enactment of important legisla- tion and the repeal of obsolete laws.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
MRS. CAMPBELL TO
 SPEAK ON "STRIP'

Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, who made the trip to the Arizona strip with Governor Campbell last spring, will describe this interesting section of the country in talk before mem bers of the Glendale Woman's Club on Wednesday. Mrs. Campbell will feature the program of exceptional in- terest which has been arranged by Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, one of the most active members of the organiza- ton.
 Colonel James H. McClintock, state historian, will discuss Arizona history and Miss Gladys Harris, a clever young violinist, will furnish the musi- cal numbers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
HOST A CHAPER0N"
 AT HIGH AUDITORIUM

The Senior Class of the High School will stage their class play at the High School Auditorium next Tuesday night, January IS. The curtin is an nounced for o'clock and it is hoped the public will arrange to be seated before that time.
 The title of the play is, "Lost, A Chaperon", comedy of three acts. The ten girls of the Senior, Class, (there are no boys in that class this year), will all be cast for parts and four boys from other classes will take parts. -
 This comedy of every day life will afford a laugh for everybody. The admission is 50 cents and tickets are now on sale at the Crystal Confection- cry. The girls of the Senior Class ard also selling tickets.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
Colds Are Dangerous

A cold should be immediately treat ed. One of the best known and ef- fective preparations is Cold Tablets. They contain Aspirin, Acetanilide, Aloin and Capsicum.
 These ingredients are most valu- able in allaying pain, reducing fever, drying up coryza, lessening inflam- nation, eliminating poisonous secre- tions, warming up the stomach and shortening the duration of the dis ease.
 If a cold is not treated when the first symptoms show themselves, it will frequently develop into more serious complications.
 Get of us box of these Cold Tab lets today. Take them according to directions the moment the first symp- toms appear and you will obtain real relief.
 We guarantee them.
 KINGMAN DRUG co.
 The Rexall Store Kingman Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-14
LITTLEFIELD

Much excitement was caused by an aeroplane passing over our town. This being the first one most of the people had seen.
 MT. Joseph H. Reber and daughter, Miss Vonda, left Wednesday for St. George, Utah, on business.
 MT. T. Lee, of Moapa, Nev., was here the first part of the week and left for St. George, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Mcknight went to Mesquite, Nev., on business. Mrs. Samuel Reber accompanied them.
 Mir. Wallace Iverson is in Mesquite, Nev., doing work on his farm
 Cowboys from outside towns are here gathering poor cattle.
 The past few days seem just like spring. Looks like winter had gone for good.