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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
NEPEKNA KRITIKA NASEHO
SOUDNICTVl.
CLEVEL LANDSKA SPRAVEDLNOST
VINENA z VLAzNOST
JAKO DUKAZ UVADEN JEST PRfPAD BYVALEHC
SOUDCE McGANNONA.

Reginald H. Smith a Her
bert 3. Ehrman, diva bostonSti
pravnici, kteri byli sem povo-
lani, aby prozkoumali ZdejSi
justicni pomery, davaji cleve4
landske spravedlnosti ne diva
krate p9kne vysvedceni. Pro-
2atim dostavaji peprnou lekci
soudy trestni, ale prijdou po-
zdeji ma radu soudy okresni
a municipalni.
Vsichni, kdoz mali pGsob-
most u soudu, soudcove, zalob-
ci, soudni urednici, pravnici i
porotci vin6ni jsou nesprav-
nym poGinanfm pri vykonava-
nj sy6renych Jim uradum. Ce-
lynn SIendrianem ale vina jest
j nase vefejnost Sama, iez tyto
neblahe pomery trpi a voli ne
zadouci jednotlivce jako w
konne silly celeho systemu, je-
muz Sc rika sprayedlnost.
Soudci a zalobci jsou obvineni
proto, ze doyoluji Zrusovani
nekteryeh procesd, yynaseji
podmine6ne rozsudky. udileji
zbyteGne obzalovanym pardon
a zkratka jak Sc fika, ponecha
vail easto yylozenym dareba-
ll1m zadni dvifka otevrena a.
~ Sc mohli slepe juStici ST.
,.oyne vyhnouti.
V raportu Sc pravi dale, ze
iistA ylaznost V ZdejSim soud-
llictVi Zapoeala vlastne jiz "a
nayora Johnsona, jeho lidsko-
Il, tim, ze pol. nacelnk te-
hdejsi, Kohler, Zavedl system,
"a ktereho byvali menSi pre-
stupnici propoust9ni ien varo-
amin, aniz by proti MIN by
10 soudn6 nastupovano. Ia Da
Use tento dobry system john
onuy Sc zyrhl V jiste kama
Adstvi a protektorafstvi, TAX
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
SPOR PLYNARNY S ME-
STEM PRED ODVOLACfM
SOUDEM.

V zaverecnych dGvodech,
Zda ma soud pravo stanoviti
cenu "a plyn doslo vcera odpo
ledne meZi soudcem Willisem
Vickerym a Zastupcem mesta
pravnim riditelem Woodsem k
slovni potyGce. Jak znamo,
jedna Sc o spor the East Ohio
Gas Co., ktera Sc brani soudni-
mu zakazu, ktery il zbranuje
y ohledu ma celou verejnost "a
staviti plynovou sluzbu V me-
ste proto, re mestska rada ne
povolila zvyseni dosavadni ce-
ny plynu.
Soudce tazal Sc Woodse,
proc re Sc stavf proti zvyseni
a oduvodhoval svoji otaZku
tvrzenim, re jako soudce mu-
81 brati V ochranu prava ply
narny, naGez mu bylo NEST
skym fiditelem prava odpove-
demo, re mesto doufa, ze jest
povinnosti soudu haiti take
prava vsech 100000 cleveland
skych konsument1 plynu a do
dal, re skorem vsude, kde ply
narny zvySily ceny, bylo nej-
vySSim soudem Spoj. Statu ma
rizeno, ably plynany FIREPLACE
ne penize obcanstvu vratily Il
take tax nekde uGinily.
S. II. Tolles, nejstarsi Glen
pravnicke firmy TolleS, Hog
sett, CHM a Morley, Zastou-
peni The East Ohio Gas Co.
prohlasil, re V pTipad6, kdyby
apelaGni soud schvalil soudni
zakaz proti plynarne a spoiled
most by byla nucena dodavati
plyn "a cenu dneSni, pax podO
bati Sc bude tento vynos praye
konfiskaci majetku plynarny.
Woods citoval Millerovu
predIohu,. die ktere kazdy po-
dobny spor ma byti reSen stat
nj utilitni komisi, jez ma pra-
vo cenu zvysiti a kde jest pry
vyslovne soudum upirano pra-
vo ceny zvySovati.
Pfedsedajici soudce Vicke-
ry sice neprohlasil, kdy ape
la6nI soud vynese zaveretni
vynos, ale slibil, re spolu S o.
statnimi prisedicimi, soudci
IngenSoIlem Sullivanem bu-
de konferovati, ably zaverecny
vyrok co nejdfve byl yydan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
POZDRAV z kONVENCE
TESARU.

Delegat ma konvenci tesaT-
ske, konane tentokrate V Ha-
milton, O., vzpomnel 81 ma
mas personal celou ctenafskou
obec Sveta, pan Ant. kuchar,
pozdravem peknou pohledni
ci ma uvedene meSto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

re Cleveland Sc stal povestnym
jako mesto, kde lie spravedl-
most beZtrestne urazeti. Soud-
cove dovoluji caste bezdcelne
zadostem odsouzenych pfi W.
lOzent dokazanych zloGinech
move soudy" nasledkem
"chyb", udaysich Sc "a soud-
niho liteni, ale ucel techto Ia
dosti nekryje Sc povahou cd
yolani jako spfse snahou do
sahnOuti zmi1neni trestu.
JakO odstrasuiici pfiklad je
citovan pripad McGannonuy,
predsedy municipalniho SOU
du, ktery nasemu cleveland
skemu soudnictvi jiste spachal
neSmrtelnou ostudu. Skandal
ten jmenovan jest vrcholnym
bodem nevaznoSf k soudu,
kdy uplaceni svedci pravnici
hrali tax smutnou ilohu. Zvla
5tnimu zalobci w. l.. Davisovi,
ienz odkryva prav6 zayoj cele
teto soudni korupce, patri die
SLOW vySetfovatelu nejv6tSi
Zasluha 0 nastoupeni cesty k
novemu justi6nimu pofadku.
Urad porotcu stal Sc skorem
afadem jen pro neZamestnane,
kdezto pfedni obcane jsou Wy
zyvani, ably Sc vzdelavali a Sc
znamovali ; poyLnnostmi soud-
ca 2 lidu.
Cely rapport vyjde tiskem a
bude jiZ dnesniho dopoledne
V knihkupectvfch dolenniho
mesta prodavan. Cleveland
Foundation, organisace, jez u
vedla v zivot toto vySetrovani,
usporada dneSniho poledne V
Hollenden hotelu banket, ma
nemz Smith j Ehrman promlu-
Vi. POzvani budou ii, iichz sc
tax neiprijemny1n Zp6sobem O.
stra kritika dotyka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

Zadny plac, samy smich ma
"Letnim byte. .Hraje Sbor
Tyl v ces. Mar. Sini 18. xari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
ZENSkA : kOLEJ PRI WEST.
ERN UNIvERSITE.

We ctvrtek zahajen bude
zapis do zenske koleje phi
zdejsi Western universite, je-
jiz navst6vou usnadn9na bude
zenam costa k vlastni samo-
statne existenci. Die dekanky
Heleny NJ. Smithove Zahajen
bude letoS ma podzim poprve
petiroGni kurs oSetfovatelsky.
iehoz absolvovani opravhuje
posluchaGky ke kolejnimu de-
kretu. Vedeni kursu svereno
jest profesorce c. +. Grayove
New Yorku, ktera Zapocne "
nejblizSich podZimnfch mesi-
cich pfednaseti. Prvni diva ro-
ky celeho behu y6novany bu-
dou jen kolejnim predmetGm
a nasledujici diva oSetrovatel-
ske praksi V clevelandskych
nemocnicich. Posledni rok ur-
cen pro posluchacky, jez Sc no
dlatji venovati jen nekteremu
zvlastnimu oSetrWani n6kte-
rych specielnich druhI cho-
rob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

why V misteeh, kde pozar
vznikl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

PrednaSka cestovateie Wellse.

Jak vypravoyal ma v6erejSi
pfednaSce, kterou usporAdala
Yeera We Winton hotelu Engi-
lfeer1ng Society cestovatel
Cal-vedh Wells, jest rozyod V
Malajsku velice jednoduchou
vecf. Pan manzel potTehuje
ien X drah6 polovici flci tflkra
te ga sebou kratickou v6tu
t:Propoustim te" n roZluka cd
manzelskeho stolu i loze jest
hotoyou veci. Ale bylo by pry
chybou. kybychom mysleli. re
tato iednoduehost by byla pfI-
cinou tetnych roZvodu. Mao
pax isou i.idkym pom6ine zje-
vem, patrne z toho padneho
d6yodu, ze vSechen majetek
muze pripadne Zapuzene ze-
ne. Manzel nezustava are
sam, ale vyhleda 81 manzelku
iinou.; mIze miti treba GtyTi
jak dovoluie mohamedanskt
nabozenstvi.
Pfednasejici zpesti'il cesto
pisnou rec zajimayym vypra.
v6nim malaiske zvirene. o
blekl .nekolik ditek Y tamnejs
kroje, sam rozdelaval die di
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

VoSskeh0 zvyku ohen a zazpi-
val nekolik sveraznyeh narod
Mich pisni domorodcG. Wells
I'll mezi Malajci nekolik roku,
Fsa Zam6Stnan vymerovanim
zeleZni6nfch trait. Vypravova
nj jeho melo misty raz zna-
mych povidek barona MUNICH
hausena 5 tim rozdilem ale,
re. mluvil pravdu. ielikoz pro
pSechny mel po ruee dnkaZy.
Mnoho mesicu stravil V housti
mach dzungli n pralesG. takze
Pavidel po celou tu.'dobu slun-
GO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
KANDIDAT MAYORSTVf,
DEMOkRAT HASERODT,
PREDPOVfDA ZDRAZENf
PLYNU.

Ma ctyrech vcerejslch voleb-
mich sch6zfch vyslovil Sc Hase-
rodt, dem. kandidat ma 1fad
mayora, re mali zastati pocti-
wynn, pax Sc musi pfiZnati k
presvedceni. re skutecne Ia
padni Virginii pf.irodniho ply
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

jinych americkych m6stech. O
brazky dneSni. yynikaji hlavne
zretelnosti, zajimavosti PEEK
nym odbornickym provedenlm
Odporucujeme kazdemu,
kdo Sc V mysli svoji chces ne
chat unesti slavne ty Okla
milky. Ceny nejsou nikterak
zvyseny, takze 81 kazdy teto
povznaSeiici zabavy muze do
pratt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

Miss Leo Dove who has been i'll for
The past week at her home mac
cotink has fully recovered and now
able to resume duties in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howe have re-
turned to their home in Cherrydale,
Va, after spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dunn.
Mr.. Hally Williamson, formerly a
resident of Accotink, and friend after
spending a pleasant week OF cam
ing returned to Washington Saturday:
October Sth.
Mr.. VIM. Dove who has been IL for
the past week, is improving very
slowly.
An unusual event transpired at
pohick Church on Wednesday, Octo-
! Der 18th. A masonic lodge consisting
! of about 200 members from Phiia-
delphia, Pa, motored from Alexan-
dria. Va, escorted by the Alexandria
| Police, came to pay their tribute to
1.-THE Church where George Washing
ton worshiped. They were received
and entertained by Reverend Me!!i-
champe, rector of the Pohick Church
Mrs. John Dove has returned to her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

or under fifteen years of.
age. 10 per cent are between
the ages Of Is and 10 years;
35.4 per cent are men and
women from 20 to a years
old; while 18 per cent are 45
years of age and over. The
ratio Of men to women Of
the class over q years, is as
l03 to 100.
We have been at some
pains to collate these figures
for our readers, as the CEN
sus statistics are always in
teresting and some times in
structive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
U. OF VA. FAv0RITE

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. 15.-Vireinia
rules the favorite in the game with
the Flying Cadets of Y. M. I. in Lex
ington today The contest has attract
ed wide attention throughout the
state and should be one of the hard
est fought battles scheduled for to-
day on the southern gridiron.
The Virginia ssuad, twenty-five
strong. and in the pink of condition
left Charlottesville Friday noon for
Lexington, after royal send-off by
the student body. A special train
bearing a thousand Virginia rooters
from among the students and sup
porters of the team in Charlottesville
left here early this morning for Lex
ington and similar specials from ether
Virginia cities will swell the crowd
who will witness the contest and the
dedication of the new athletic stadium
in Lexington.
This is the seventeenth game be-
tween these two teams since 1898. Nir
ginia is we'll in the lead, having won
l3, lost 2 and tied one, amassing a
total of 1872 points to rs by the Cadets
and holding them scoreless in ten
games. This is the first game to be
played between the two in Lexington
since 1900.
The probable lineup will be: Vir-
ginia-Davis, |. e.; Shackleford, !. t.;
Hall, |. g.; Hankins, c.; Ward, !. g.;
Blackford, ]. t.; Niche, +. e.; Witt, g.;
Rinehart, |. h.; Oppleman, 7. h.;
Harris, f. Substitutes: Backfeld,
Hubbard, Burge, Zundel, Maphis. Fos-
ter, and Darlington; line, Fenwick,
Clark, Walker, Hayes, Cutchins, Cald-
well, Dietrich, Campbell and Stephen
son.
V. NJ. I.-Drewry, !. e.; Summers,
|. t.; Wescott, |. g.; Miller, c.;
Harrison, I. g.; Hunt, 7. t.; Ridgely,
r. e.; Farley, g.; Bunting, !. h.; Cos
tello, /. h.; Venable. f. Substitutes,
backfield, Shannon, Falkner, Atwell,
and Ryder; Line. Clark, Carlton,
Hobson, Booth, Gray, PARROT, Fer
guson, Douglas and Freeman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

home in Rosemont, after two weeks
visit at Accotink.
The Ladies Auxiliary held their
meeting at the home OF Mrs. John Ma
son, Saturday, October Sth.
The Community Song Service will
be. held Sunday, October 10Th at }
o'clock at the Friends Meeting House.
Mrs. Emma Phearson, Mrs. Mary
Lacey, and Mrs. A. Williamson spent
"A few days with friends and relatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
ACGOTINk NEWS

Mrs. George Haines, who has been
listing friends in Yonkers, n. Y,
returned to her home in Accotinl,
Thursday evening.
Mr. Herbert Allen formerly stu
lent at the University of Virginia, is
now attending George Washington
Law School, and is also a member of
the George Washington football
team.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

n Accotink. ------ -.,-r- -,
Messrs. Allen, Pierson. Anderson,
Dove and Rev. NIcllichampe of Ac-
cotink Lodge No. IS, l. 0. 0. F. and
Mr. MAYHEM of Lorton Lodge. Cres-
cent No 33, /. 0. 0. T. attended Oc-
coquan Lodge, Mt Vision No. l59
Tuesday evening. After the meeting a
splendid oyster dinner was enjoyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
VIRGINIA CENSUS FIGURES

The returns OF the -FOUR
teenth Census, taken in Jam
:uary, 1920, as to illiteracy in
Virginia, make interesting
reading. Among the larger
cities Of the state, Alexan-
dria makes a favorable
showing, h er illiteracy
among the white population
being only IL per cent. New
port News ranks first, with
four-tenths of one percent.
Second, Portsmouth, with
eight-tenths of one per cent;
third, Richmond with one
percent; fourth, Norfolk and
Charlottesville, each with IL
per cent; fifth, Alexandria,
with IL per cent; sixth,
Fredericksburg, with 1.5 per
cent; seventh, Roanoke, with
1.8 per cent; eighth Lynch
burg, with 81 per cent;
ninth, Winchester, with Fl
per cent; tenth Suffolk, with
20 per cent; eleventh,
Petersburg, with 3.3 per
cent; twelfth, Staunton, with
Al per cent; thirteenth, Har-
risonburg, with 40 per cent;
fourteenth, Danville, with
6.3 per cent; and fifteenth,
Bristol, with 81 per cent.
Among the counties, in
Guiding both whites and
negroes, Arlington stands
at the head, with 3.9 per-
cent. Fairfax comes next,
with 4.3 per cent. Loudoun
likewise ranks high, having
only s per cent. The per-
centage of illiteracy among
the negroes in the various
counties, runs from 1l.S per
cent in Bath County to 81
per cent in Dinwiddie.
Alexandria had 27.3 per
cent of her population
negroes in 1910, and in 1920
22.8 per cent. The state of
Virginia had 1926 per cent
Of negroes in 1910 and 29.9
per cent in 1920, of her total
population. The negro
population, however, in
creased 2.S per cent in the
decade, and the white popu-
lation increased 1854 per
cent.
More than nine-tenths, or,
to be exact, 94.S per cent of
the white people in the state,
are native Americans, born
of native parents. There are
1924 Indians, 27S Chinese, 56
Japanese, 81 Filipinos, and
6 Hindus in the Old Domin-
ion. In almost every coun-
yty in the state the percen-
tage Of negroes has decreas-
ed, and in 70 of the 100 coun-
ties there is likewise a de-
crease in the actual num-
Der. The county with the
least percentage is Carroll,
with one per cent. The
county with the greatest
percentage is Sussex, with
65.7 per cent. There are
fifty-two counties with more
than a third of the popula-
ton negroes, and twenty
two counties, with more
than half.
More than one third Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15

Entered at the Postoffice OF Alexandria,
Virginia, as second class Inattcr !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
CASE OF ROBERTS
REMAINS MYSTERY
True Story OF Shooting That Sene NAN
to tho North wheeling Roa-
pital 10 Unknown.

Wheeling p"l.c" nav" y" trace - ''','
49, Roberts. 20. Q. l'ittSb":g!. IA WI"
early Saturday morning rNstei'"uN'S
,.., the North Whrr'inc h"sp'ta" "Hete
n. was being treated Ter hu'.ct "onnIS
IN his hand and r""n.
Nv bcr,s. who came from "ciiS9urk'
,uia hosp,tal ATTENDANTS h" vas ~n"i 'N
q negro wnn attempted :" h".d nam UP
On the SteuucnN Ill" hr:dg" Friday even
INK.
Wheeling p".:'" As; u'k"i ~''''' az
;-yrstica:lun T. learn VIII" t""N t;oH"f ;
- the hospital. According :" SISTERS II.
,.harse al tur hospital Roberts was -"
20 the Hospital door BY Nv" "r tHEee
men. Who Simply opened IN" too ana
10, him INSIDE then wrn' .'Wa' w.tAo"t
acru;rranyirg the patsH"; 1T" ~" ~
st:tut:"n az waiting :" ir'N" any NN''''
men; II ,ur sisters irSH:.iag la" va
t;cr'.
l'n,:,- az :u,..ned ;" suspect iha'
Roberts had :. REIMBURSEMENT VITA 'h'
people who t"ci Inn 10 ia" ""SpiiaI I"
meet them later some where outside lAe
institution.
When he made h;s mysterious get
away from the hospital Roberts MAS
att.red only ~ night clothes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
WORKED SUNDAY
ON PETITIONS
.,-s1srrNr REPORT THAT CITY
rcRx WILL r1ND 11CALL
prrIr1oNs INSUFFICIENT.
voter Must Sign own Name TO - ol
Petition Legally, solicitor
Brennan Rules.

,..., ,'c~> Howard = Lane. ':;y S"ll-
TO- J. Harold Brennan and fore" o.
FORKS spent a good p"rt!"u -: SUNDAY
-, wrrn rNam.uiHx the petitions t"r IN"
rr,.,I T.: the c."ycn members "t cay
council and City Manager Homer G.
IraS".
whl!a TO autuo-itIt.NH statement on
tho pom. has been made. i - persist
emily rLmu,ed that ,i;y rtc~N Lane MI
certify t. Council ~ u" expiration. o.
TN DAYS that not sufficient, nImcS have
been pfacrd IN the recall petitions Legal
" - make them effective. This ~ S'iG
To- be duc - the iIrt that a arg" nGn-
l.r uc Voters had others sign IN" pet
r-ons fnr them. and that !arE" numbers
1T S:cncrS haze asked :" hIN" thS'"
names removed from the petitions.
Solicitor Brennan has r:i."d that {" o"
on the petition legally. IL name must
bs paced there i! the voter o. mat
name. and not by some PERSON 'Se'as
for him.
\ puint has been raised {" the r'''''
that after the petitions a:e "f'e '!'e"'
the city clerk cannot then taNe or any
names. cEat voters wishing !" ''Ne
their names Of: petitions should 1t" :"
before the petitions were fled "ith tne
cle-I. solicitor Brennan has not YET
given an opinion OH tbs H"i"i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
FARMER LOSES $4,000
TO CLEVER SWINDLER

BEFORE LEAVING WheCi:nS :" return 20
his home on tarin IN Tennessee. /.
J. I.,uch told Wheeling police story
O.: being teeced OF $4,000. Lynch sad
a., met man who gave the name ~
iItllcr at CIacinnat:. where Lynch had
gone tn visit u sister Who was III IN
hospital there
lynch SAID that he AMI man named
Bradley were walking n PARK III
,';nctnuati when they found pocket
book containing 500 and a code letter
\ moment later. he said. stranger.
who later gave the name ~ HasItr'
stepped III. d-Scr:O"d the p"'"eth'"%
and asked I they had tuuud =. They
returned the pnckr;Aouk. lynch said.
and Hal,er offered the ST." - them. say :
my = VAS worth that To him 1" 81;
lack the code letter which contained
Valuable iuS:de information on good
stock deal.
IL make the story short. Lynch says
h. fell Tor the story. and Scraped up
$4,000 when Na)ler offered I" let h'm
share the Gea! for his kindness IN re-
turning the pocke;h"nS. The plot. he
SAYS. led. hum - Wh""}iHg and out ~
his sInuo Halter furnished his rams
por,.t:ur TO Whsc,inG AMI s." -" ~
?y.i>cS un:l ITailer could join him here.
l.,::rh came 70 Wheeling bu: HI''eT
r.ycr showed up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
FIND ONE WET SPOT
IN SATURDAY RAIDS

ir :n..r raids mad" SHtUrdL.. >iAt" i'"-
-. ru4rn and - icra. l'i''hrht ~" hi'i'"'
Tom Arr!rE:uu su,." "d"d II 'rllnE
:,,I,:or ~ only So" :''.r.r Tn" 500 i''-
TIM was George Y Surr!"r. y Ia" "aS -
tested at l"GI Ma:H.' street w'th Tour
f.nrS u: t.u."r. e.: : legged. n Ia
i'Sh-'.
It : said That Snyder was >'no.nr
on the siLew;Lk II front az rs rar"
When State rutcrweu k"mp"'. bH''
and lle.srira entered l.! u l-l" wat-
SNYDER was uuawar" OF Their presence
- lis rlare Men Arlington = sam Y"
lave arpruar he'd inn frum the 'front.' III
sad. "usu:ge. com" INSIDE. want ."
spcak [" NuI minute
t'uawa"" ~ tho Zap h" was S'"ppin"
MO. SNYDER stepped ,nsidc and the fed
cal officer Qui,Nly searched h.m Nnd-
:nc 'hr four pints &c liquor
"NeNe" m.nd searching farther. N
rlug,on .ntorm"d The state POLLS rm"".
I've got the goods hoe.
United States Commissioner Jrnn II.
conrad held SNYDER unde" S6h" bail I"
AVA, action q. the 'n.tcd States grand
july.
S,.~,nrS n4a;dc by tn" drr raiders ~
TIA. iIowi~y cafe stump Il wilson x Ann
J,Nr E.udslbcrecr place failed :" Gn-
cove" any I!uuo".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
TWO MEETINGS FOR
DOCTORS THIS WEEK

Members % the Obi" county Medical
Sr.:ety have been in, ted by the Wash
.rytra county Medical Society I" he
;.-eSc:., At an Ohs,a;-ic and Gin"c"i"S'-
ct, ,N.r:. with moving pictures and a"
.,,i.!r.S - ny -. H. \. Miller. Of PITS
j..!~sh - h" morning ~ Wednesday.
November 9. = tae Regent theatre.
Was'aHg;"n Ia. luncheon Vii DC
>..r..d At ~" close or the session.
-. rr,,l,y ::Sht % this week 'o.nt
,.,~rt:n: wi, =" he'd at N" c~gu'ar ses-
$50" &C. In. Ouia toInty Medical Society.
Nth the 'oral dentists participating n
t.r program. which :oi'"Y>.
Ir. Bates MrI.ain-"Sc. entsc Dem
tu~" ,'un-;r.,r:.ve' VIA 'i"."a, DEM
uuS;'H':ruS)
~ W. t. H. c,'Iwe.! "S4rsica; TX
;'art:uH
10y. \ r Iieh@c:! -" tre> euiire Den
i,;~y.
~ j. " G.impcs-"t'u,sl Infection
a.iA lar,.cu,I" E~le""0," 70 III" Teeth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
STARTS ARMISTICE DAY

The ANNA, roll call OF the American
Red C"OSs IN Ohio county VIII be he.d
bsE:an:nC ArmIs'ice Day and ending on
ThanNsGiving Day. During tncso VA"
wreSs = ~ hoped that every citizen
wlu contribute III" comparatively sma'
Sum -. one dollar toward the great worN
- ,ha R"d Cross. An organization whose
am - e. h::ng about wor !wihs h"al;h
a"I h.1pi~-SS THIS camyh."'I -r.St be
: .rc"<-',iI IA "r'iAr tha' " an Il smaII
Fart = 'G. N.rid ira. 'r !"f"l'i "a
4, ..raf. par % sutfr-.ar i.,i,.'h FAC
-:ng'" d".rhr ,"u,c!hU'.''l .".- n'ii" {"
.,'d :" 20 c.vG~ - NJ. = ''-">- ,.,an
;.r.,at" 2:cr3 a.t lest ,-a" G..t' ~ tn-
,i',ans vur" R.d crosse hj' .'.i,, ...,t H.
>."A.. tus.r lurruh. :@r.- \n .,"a ..,"<' =
m-m.i,~r~N.p VIII t." rd:o"d Uneven" il
W., ned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
GEO. BLATNER FINED
FOR RUNNING HOUSE

In 'r,N.- ,"rri. r;""rr" Rlaimrr MAS
fined 81 ..uI '"s's IN - i.arE" "r 'nn-
INK d!s"ih"rl! h"u~". 'nd an "th'-
,.ona. So a"d ."S'S Tor resisting "fu-
- Wrinl wh"Y the policeman plated
inn l.uGrr arrest. As Il r""tit 81 !u'-@'
, cation # rs place. >t't" a"th"i.'"i
,"un ava: From B:atmcr tEc 'ust"'\ or
his small sill.
EaIrh Sh,l,i"n. charged with hiS"'d"r-
~. conduct. was iU"d 81" and costs. hL"
and cost was the penalty FOR earl Ned
O L,v4, on n drUuk rharE"
STANLEY Grossly was :i""i :" ana
,ns,s fn~ alleged r",E!rss driving. "h.'1'
,.sl.rr6 III the collision - h a"i"""-
hre win tho auin -: Charles EI"WH. "
n.gro. on sixteenth sweet,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
sPIRITIST MISSIONARY =. ..
GIVES SPLENDID TALK

Sunday night in the Spiritualist tenn
-. MARYLAND street. Island. William FL
rin,, hammond. lecturer and missionary
fnr the National Spiritualist association
v..,b ,,al,cr; Gresham Wilson. assisted
Roy George ". Way at highly inter-
csi.ng meeting.
Mr hammond delivered wonderful
talk which proved b"ih interesting ana
..Lrro,.o,a1 lie il a native II Vk:ri-
ing and for four years previous - lcar-
inc Wheeling ten Years ago. lie wdS com
nnr..d with the Wheeling Register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-07
A MASONS' REUNION

The local Latin MdsuES. WITH 'h".r
lodge in Br !dgepurt. Nh!". expect !" 81.
10y their annual banquet on Sunday.
November the l3th
The dining haN IN the Miners Temp"
VIII BE- used for the atfa'r. Invitations
have been sent 10 the SISTER lodges -
the ONO ya.,ry and also 10 the na'inua'
Commander. MIR. Louis Go"zieu q, l.ar"s
pvr Colorado.