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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
M|NGO STRIKE
LEADERS JAILED
BY THE MILITARY
UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLACE
THE CHARGE PREFERRED
Twelve u. NJ. ". Officials
Taken From Hotel-Hcld
For Investigation

Williamson, ". Va, July a.
David S. Robb, international nnan-
c!al agent OF tho United Mine
workers Of America and IL other
union leaders were arrested here TO-
day by Major Tom Davis, Governor
Mnrgans personal representative In
the coal strike region, ON charge
OF unlawful assemblage. They were
taken to tho city lookup for tnves-
tlgatton the authorities said.
Tho others arrested with Mr.. koht
were. John ". Brown. Jasper Meter
Herbert lG,il>. Robert Gilmore. tu,"rna'
;ioral organizers q N" United Mir.
Workers. Edward D"btins. Information
board member. Trnl"y k"op secretary
70 nr. EohH. Nhitcs"N Hackn"y. j. r
Williams. rlauL. M;thnun. Charles Lee
nd i. II E"ot RI" arrests ""r" made
under thu rr".Isi"ns "f Go""rnor Nor.
@af martial law Proclamation when
'nrrids :,,S. Inh'Ic" without permit from
~. >t,r" JTthor>tics.
Nrr"mIari"d hv party nj sta''
police Mayer Davis went &" h"i"'
,yhrr. ih, union leaders maintain Al
nrrrc. They we're closely questioned ae
70 their places Uf rcSid"nr" and ,h"'T
business. and ncr" then. taken l." ~
ri,y lookup where tn" +Uthoritt"# aid
they n.rr being held lending further
inycs'l:;,tion." The arrests ~"r" mad'
Nl,Nou. IT," know ledge Of tn" genera
publir aud caused no demonstration.
Williamson. W. Va, July s.--IhNld :
Ucfh. International financial agent "'
tho United Min, Workers Nf America
~ ,.harS. 1t union m"u in tn" NiIiiam'
son r"s>l i"lds and eleven other uni"i
;c,dr-- VII" w"-H taHcn into cuSi"d!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

Mexico ci;y. July s.-Amertcan ma
rines tr.,m the United States cruisers
Sacramento and Cleveland are mingnnE
freely with the people Of Tampico and
hav. been met with extreme cordiality'
although all measures necessary nave
been taken 70 prevent disputes which
michI lead 30 serious difficulties ao~
cordins TO reports received here To-Day
from Tampico.
The confederation nf labor. during
meeting IN Orizaba last night voted 70
send a ir~ssaG: to the A'nc Feoer-
alton Of I.ahrr asking It ~ protest IN
the name Of American workers aSainet
rhn disnatCh Of the war vessels to Iami'
20 and the activities OF some portions
Of the American press against Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
THE lNTELL1G EN- c + r

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
Il lillian EisiCald Is
Held Up by Negroes

Held up az the point OF a revolver
PSI two negroes and robbed Of his
valuahles was the Friday night ex-
perience Of William Oswald. COS y.
scott ST.. according 90 a report made
known by the police Saturday.
Oswald was in the vicinity OF Eel
lows ST.. and Pennsylvania av.. when
DE was accosted by his assailants.
One. six feet tall held a revolver at
his victims head while the yegg
companion "frisked" Oswald for his
Possessions. 4 $40 bin and some
loose change was taken.
The yeggs. IL is said by the police.
answer the description Il two neg
rocs who have previously been re-
ported as working on the west side
Of the city. The same men. Il Is be-
lieved. secured $40 and gold watch
and chain from a victim about three
weeks ago. The other negro. ac-
cOrding TO Oswald, stood about five
feet eight inches in height. He wore
dark clothes and cap. The taller
one, ne said, wore a dark coat. over
alls and a chcCkered cap.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
SCOUTS TO HAVE
OVERNIGHT HIKE
Troops from South Bend and
Niles to Participate in
Event.

a Joint overnight hike for scouts
from Niles and South Bend has been
arranged by scout a1aster 10 Tay-
Ior for next Thursday. Scouts from
-his city VIII hike 20 the reserva-
ton ~ the four mile bridge where
they viii meet scouts from the Niles
troop. according 20 1.-THE plan. Owing
10 accommodatons 40 the rcserva-
fsou. but IS scouts from the two cit
les wiz De able 90 make the over
night trip.
Weather conditions az this season
~ the year VIII necessitate scouts
sleeping in the building which viii
comfortably accommodate IS. The
troops plan on meeting az the reser-
vatiou early Thursday afternoon and
enjoy pioneer life until late the next
day.
Winter camps for the local troors
planned for the holidays VIII DE held
az Magician lake site according TO
scout director. Unfavorable weather
is said % have changed the original
plan ~ camping for several DAYS
during the holiday school vacation.
Singh day outings viii be held ut
the lake Instead OF holding camp
overnight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

into our theaters. and get them 70
chuckling they won't stay away aft
CT that They'll come back for
more. We're tckled 10 death 20
hop right in and get people inter
csted."
Go 70 Theater Week" IS for just
that purpOse-to get people inter-
ested. The cooperation OF an in
terested public and live theater
arrangements will mean much for
the development Of rheaters in
South Bend. Stop In after you've
done your Christmas shopping.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
Book Best Films
and Acts; Public
Should See Them
Managers Set "Big Stage to
Prove Value of Theater
as Amusement.

The advertising campaign for
eco TO Theater Week" which be-
gins Monday. December 10. and con-
tinues untl Monday. December %.
viii be furthered today with the
appearance OF large pennants which
arc 10 be distributed about town
During the last week there have
been large banners calling public
attention 10 Go 10 Theater Week.
stretched across Michigan St, be-
tween the Blackstone and the Audi
forum theaters. between the Or
pheum and the Northern Indiana
Gas and Electric Co, and on Main
ST.. from the oliver theater TO the
Oriental Inn.
Plans for receiving "all OF South
Bend. are still being made by To-
cal theater managements and spe-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

cial attractions arc being offered By
all OF them II. Wolf, manager OF
the Auditorium, announced that he
had changed the bookings there in
order 20 bring here several pictures
and comedies that have been re-
quested frequently OF late.
Mgr. Rhodes OF the LaSalle and
Castle theaters said that he was
glad 10 cooperate with the move
ment. we try 10 make every week
Go TO Theater Week here. We real
lie that there can be wonderful en-
tertainment in good pictures shown
under proper conditions. The lives
OF too many people are sordid. We
want the chance 10 wipe the frown
of every face in South Bend. II
this next week. We can get people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
BABE RUTH NOT IN TRAINING

Now that the baseball sason is ov-
er The Bambino is doubtless toast
ing his toes IN the Hot Stove league
with his uolars sung in a cigar like
Garcia. George Platner recommends
that among any number OF other
equally as popular. For Cristmas YOU
can't make a better suggestion thar
that one. DO II now. 347-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
stOO REWARD.

VIII be paid anyone showing a ma
chino sold regularly by any store
anywhere at one hundred dollars
or less that viii equal our special
sale machine in size and quality
that we are selling for $3.50 cash
or $500 on terms. The c. w. Copp
Music shop. shop open every eve
ming. 345-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

The good brothers may get to-
eether for n rousing stag banquet
but it isn't a COMPLETE success
unless you have some Parkerhouse
Rolls. Fatty Shells. or Pumpkin
Pies from Mathews Erauss Bakery
They're perfect 341-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
A REAL PRESENT FOR HIM

Life insurance VIII make an ideal
gift for your BOY for Christmas.
Teach him the habit Of thrift by
giving him a Penn Mutual Policy.
can Walter Fegan. J. VI. s. bldg.
35O-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
SEES
NOCHANCEFO2
TAX REDUCTION

WASHINGTON. July '2n--Rcpubli an
leaders III congress were SAID today Nv
Chairman rcnruse of the senate hnN1'"
committee 10 hn losing hope Of rcdu ing
either governmental expenditures OF
taxes Tho finance chairman said Il" dln
NOT wish his statement to be r"Earh"H
as a not. ~ alarm" hut asserted mat
the "Scandalnus" financial situation re-
vcal"d regarding the shipping board ana
other government commitments. inclrf-
ing the Sweet blll passed today by the
senate could not. but result IN less hone
for economy.
when congress met there were hopes
OF economy and Of reducing %oT"rn'Arhl
expenditures" said Senator l'"nr1 g.
but do not look now FOR any rai''al
ConCidcut with Senator f'nro*c
statement. Chairman Fordn"Y or me
house ways and means committee an
nounrcd that open hearings on the pro-
posed revision Of taxes would u" start
81 next Thursday and continue 7 'nr
days. Mr.. Fordncy added that he ~
prCtcd Ia he able n report tax tai!
within two weeks after tho close Of NE
hearings. and press for It's Immediate
passage hy tho house.
Chairman Pcnrosa said he thought ~
poSSihl" in tax revision tn remove On"
of the b0therSom" excise taxes and also
tn" l"Ny on tranSp"rtatiun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
AUTHORITY OF MANY
DON'T PARK" SIGNS
TO Be INVESTIGATED
Auto ownors Say Such Regulations Of
Private Parking Space Attempted
without Proper Permits

A number Of automobile owners have
announced ,hcir intention Of inStiiItnG
INJURY to learn whether they arc COM
rcIlcd 10 regard "Don't lark Here"
signs which have been placed In front
Of many Wheeling homes and at many
business places in tho city.
These signs are prepared and put out
hy TIC property owners II Is SaiH. WhiIe
on the other hard. several automobile
owners who have como in contact with
.UsNNrre - i,rur'r'y Hh'r.' $urh :iEnS ar"
placed clair"I that the SiCnS NJ" not
valid unless III" private parking places
they designated are recorded with city
authorities. To secure permission 10
post such i "bout iark Here notice.
ono automuh.l" owner said last night. a
property owner must make application
t. the oity for such 4 permit and pay
4 fec required by tho city. After such
Ipp.tcatlun has been made and tn" fee
paid. this man said. the city provides
tho applicant with a regulation sign for
bidding parking ~ N" section Of curb
named ~ the application. The police.
he said. then are authorizGd and directed
% enforce tho huti-parkIng sign at tho
spot de$.ruatrd.
Particularly On the Island. in the VI
entity of u certain motor company s
hulld.nyS, is IL complained that prop
cr'y owners have put out th"~" ''lront
lark" Signs and are attempting: To COM
pcl automobile owners 10 r"=lrd the
signs without having secured IN" proper
city recognition OF their opposition 10
parklnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
Frustrated Groom
Learns Eventually
Why Crowd Laughs

Il Is seldom that anything Stat;E7E
or 81 very humorous happens on a IRA =
ton ear. especially h"twe"n Mounli-
WI" and Whr",nE. hUt 4 really laugh
ah!S incident "rCurrr "N n MD after
noon MoundSyi'.c ear. Wh""llnE NunI
WrdNr~,ilr
Ju<f alloy" no v,aduct IN North
EcnwOuG n couple. "T,u - N" 'Asui!
observer ucwl+ we'd. hoor'lH! and :"rn !
a SEAT w"U toward IN" front "t n" car
After sitting 'h"r, tor :, fcw min ~ -
Tho man went h.rh 10 speak !" th,' con
iuc:or. and uI,nU coming back toward
his bride Pr, "rdNd - 81 down n TN"
500, lust back ~ hsr wh"r" I"In:
rIrl wearing l hrowH tru,k and BLACK
ha;. similar 20 the brides a?ra-cl WIS
sitting
Tho groom Il seemed. was oblivtouS
~ tho aStonlshCd c!anC"s ~ N" Nr."r.
who turned about from TIM" |" ,'nN ard
looked AZ hrN wNnlc-,uC. II" dNahi.
what posScSc>h HIM. Evidently h" WA
day dreaming. FOR ne Fa%cI with r.,ot
expression iNt" space. with a broad grin
lighting his cOuntSNancr from car ~
ear. \ hl"rh or 40 was covered whrT
ne turned :" .hr r;rl az his s'h". and m
u tone carrying throughout the c1r
sad: wei. sweetheart. we'll soon b
there. Won; We
II WAS moro than TO- amused r1SS"n-
gers could stand. and a v"r'iohi" w.
roar % !nurht"r shook :hc "A; r. ~"
mans com?irt. b"wildrrmcut and "N'r-
lasting embarrassment. -" perceived N:S
mistake. and wasted n" I'm" ;I'ln.;
into The seat N"~rh" his bride. who OF
course nouii n; SEQ how on earth ~"
could possibly mistake another Woman
for her. Which goes :" show ,ha' 80
thr av"raG" man all women look alike
AMI Il as" proves that n" r''l" % the
species should pay more Alteration 20
the details OF 4 womaus Earb. especial.
y II no - Just newly married AID
therefore way up IN the clouds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21

The Tanlac formula is purely ethical
and complies with all national and state
pure food laws. 1t is purely vegetable
and is made from the most beneficial
roots. herbs and harks known TO Mat"r!a
Mcdica The Tanlac Laboratories are
among tho largest and most modernly
equipped in this country.
Ton ingredients In Tanlac-
Altogether. there are ton ingredients
in Tanlac, each Of which is of rccoG-
nizcd therapeutic value.
In referring TO one Of the moro i'm
portant ingredients Of Tanlac. the En-
cyclor-dia BRITANNICA says:
1t has been the source OF the most
valuable tonic medicines that have ever
been discovered"
In referring to other Of tho genera
tonic drugs contained In Taniac. the
18th Edition OF PotterS Therapeutics,
standard medical textbook states
that they imrart general tone and
strength 10 the entire system, including
all organs and tissues"
This same wcll-known authority In
describing the physiological action Ok
sill another OF the ingredients Of Tan
las, which is OF value IN treating what
is commonly known as a "run-doT
condition." uses the following expires
sior:
1T IS highly esteemed in loss Of ap-
no;itc during conval"sccn"c from acute
Diseases.
There arc certain other elements In
TanIac which, because OF their influ-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
BIG LAWN FETE
-Four hundred Residents OF Big wheel
lag Creek District Have
'SBig Time"

Ons % the biggest times ever held
a. Fclme-'s grove. cut Zig Wheeling
creek. was thar given laa; evening.
which Was attended by between 500 and
4no people. including all n" Roy Scouts
from camp ASam!ne. which Is G'C"-iy
opposite the grove.
Tho principal feature 81 the program
was play. entitled 4 Littl" More
CIDER" This was pu' on by Young rco-
pie from the Sand Hin d.strir:. under
II" direction Of W. Il Tucker. Fol-
loving this songs and solos were snnG
BY local talent. II" cream. cake. candy
and lemonade were sold during III"
c,."tHc and all had an enjoyable time.
The purpose Of the entertainment; and
lawn rece was FOR raising funds 20 re-
PAR :hA road out Biz Wheeling rr""k
50 that /; can 10 used ~ al times.
Jus, how much was made by this at-
fair could 10: pc learned a. 4 late ho|r
las, evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
EXPECT MONEY TODAY
City Manager Hoping to Get Check for
Large Sum for Bonds Prom
State This Morning.

City Manager Homer C. C-aro ~ ID
last n;Sht tha' ~ "N,.""tS to r"rcIv" II
large che,h from tn" state th.S morn
ing 20 b. a?p.i"d {" payment "f a fund
guaranteed ht Il -cro1p ot about twenty
one Whe",.Hs citizens 20 Insure early
WORK on whccI.ry.S improvement PRO-
gram
Under a sta;N law. the city had 70 o.
fer its improvement: bonds ~ he state
which II" stat" buys as an Investment
:"- rs wo-Hme2'S compensation funds.
The state took ;neS,. bonds. hut 4. ne
sine the money was needed. was not
In position 10 pay fpr the bonds JUST
then. To prov Dc funds for early work
Wheeling citizens pledged - eight or
ten hanks paymcu' ~ Sl5n""G. which
was borrowed las; fail. and ~. John l.
p.ckcy. " T. Stone and Il. 6. Ogden
we're M moi trustees OF IN" negotiation
u sikh noes :or The gunran;e" % ;he
money 10 tn- hArks
Though ''tndS S.Hre recNived from
tho STATE. 4 r"rc S7u.oVn of n" borrowed
money hts con ;.a!d 20 tho hanAs. and
;hc r.,r ;aNn. g'C EXPECTS III" rh"ch COW
sr.nS -" balance OF the borrow ed
money to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21

encc upon the appetite. digestion. as
sirlrla t!rn and elimination. improve tho
nutrition and vital activity of all tho
tissues and organs OF the body ana
produce that state Of general tonlcity
which is called health.
TIE United states DIspcn satory makes
the following comment regarding anotner
ingredient.
1t NAV he used In all cases OF pure
debility Of the digestive organs or where
4 general tomb impression IS required.
There are certain other ingredients
described in the Dispensatory. and IN
other standard medical textbooks, as
having a beneficial action upon the or
rans or secretion, whose proper func-
,ioninG results in 2urihcation OF tho
blood streams passing through them.
In this manner. objectionable and poi
srnnus ingredients Of the blood are
removed and the entire system invig--
GRATED and v!t:!izcd.
Tonic and Body Builder.
Tanlac was designed primarily for
the correction Of disorders Of the stom-
ach. liver and bowels. AZ the same
time, however, 4 IS powerful recon-
s;ructive tonic and body builder. Tor
I, naturally follows that any medicine
that brings about proper assimilation
Of the food and the thorough eliminA-
ton Of the waste products must. there
fore. have far-rcach!ng and most bene-
fetal effect upon the entire system
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by tho
Hoge-Davis Drug co. and BY lcadipS
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
MINER INJURED

GNorc. Dou-7s. ~. Of Triad",phia. Is
~ tho North Wheeling hospital suffer
INK from An injured arm Which he re-
ceIyrI wh..N work rs al N" Tritdclphia
Goa, min" Yesterday afternoon. when ne
WAS ,ausht between a car and tho wall.
Hospital attendants az an carly hour
this morning stated thar he VAS resting
as easily aS could hc "NncC:cd AID when
ASKED ius: how hah his injuries wcrH.
they sad that 50 far Il - not known
whether NC urn is Just crushed Nr
whether !, j. also broken. An N;ray
Iir;urr VIII BE- taken this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
JUNIOR RALLY AT ~"

A Junior Rally given by tho Junior
Classes OF the Y. VI. G. A. was staged
last evening IN the social rooms OF the
Y. Tho affair was a success throughout
The entire program. followed BY a
luncheon which was enjoyed by all
clyde Camp who is substituting in the
place Of Instructor NJ. =. Gould. IS re-
~Honsibl~ for tho good showing made by
The boys last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
BEER Nv THE GUTTER

Eas' liverpool. ohio. JGly - -W[He
a crowd q; thirty speakers watched.
l20o bottles - 40 percent beer and 4
large quantity q other c"ntrahnnd
liquor. seized In raids. here, was
dumpd int" ;he street gutter in front
Of C!,y hall Today by the police. The
beer is ALLEGED 20 hav" boon thc proper.
" OK l.awr,nc" Calder. soft DRINK stand
proprietor. who was fine! 500" b.
Mayor Joseph S. Wilson. Unless n"
pays. police say they Will disman,!c his
sot, drink stand the keys 10 which
were surrendered by calder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
NO PRELIMINARY
LONDON MEETING

London. Jul Hh.--I, is believed tha,
the idea e hold ~ a preliminary ! g
arrNamcn. and Pacific conference IN
London WILL hc abandoned. Such 4 'on-
fcrenAn was originally proposed by
William Morris Hughes. premier ~
Australia. and William Ferguson M7S-
soy. premier q New Zealand. who viii
he unable t. 70 70 tn" United states
during the autumn owing :" the m
"enIrG Of their -"SPCctiv" iarlian"HtS.
A London conference" - supposed 4lsr
20 have hrcn strongly favored by JapHn.
Instead Ot III" proposed preliminary
conferences. there Will u, held her" Il
conference" between ;ho British cabinet
ministers and III" dominion prCwlcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
WHEEL|NG|TES
HELP |NDUCT
k|WAN|ANS
Charter Presentation at New
Martinsville Draws Many
Visitors

~N'i 20 the lt,cI.lse1teE
New Mar;inSvIl.e. ". VA. July u
,,r.. :.4...r,d and eighteen Ktwan:aas.
twenty from S,St"rsv:Ne. thirty from
W....iu. aaG the others members ~
-, New Mar'.n>v.'lc club tonight a.
ended he presentation ct the charter
t. ~. New MartLnsvl!.e CLUB.
re evenings ceremony started on
wa ,Y,, srrvir; ~ an elaborate seven
.,,,.-~c ,.,uqu". n n" dta'nS hal ~ IN"
H.,,r,i..w m",si. Tn guests declare
.hry havc ~: enjoyed h"t'"r feast,
Free. a:us n. service a.; ~" banquet
Eev. :. Z. JoaSs offered an Invocation
and 'hc k.,'hering SANK America. i"'
tween courses. 4 nU,u@cC e.: SONGS ware
sung and numbers played BY NhSr.''
iairr> orchestra Of SiStcrSEi.te.
HarrtS I. Hawkins. president ~ the
New MartinsvI!ls cub. called the 49,
seynA.y 70 order after dinner. and IN
t-ndurcI Mayor Frank Wells Clark WI"
served as toaSlnNStcr. Jad2e - '.
Lemon D: New Mtrt:rSv.l.c made the
address ~ wclyp-l" which WAS respond
ed to BY Hon. Julian =. NcaTn". rr"Ni-
dent Of the k.wIriS club ~ NH""!iHS.
The charter WIS presented :" IN" local
cIuh hv Or. Oscar g. HurdItS OF Wheel
lns. the K,waaiS district governor. The
charter was accepted on behalf Of tho
brenner IN on" - ,hr best addresses ~
the evening. Short :alSs were made by
Tresidtnt Dye OF the SlStersV!l:e club.
Hon. Walter SuSden of Ss,crS"is!e.
Douglass Taas OF Wheeling. and several
others.
The program was tr:erspersed through
out with excellent numbers oy i2$pit-
latres' orchestra and the klvanlS cub
male quartet. and eXtemporaneous sel"c-
tons started by singers interspcEsed
thrCu n the gathering.
The Wheeling kiwanians will Leave
FOR home at $40 O'Clock IN the morning.
Minus his Charlie Chaplin
New Mart.nsylle. ". Va. July 2O.-C.
j. Rar-y. KwaaiS Club organizer FOR
West Virginia. will return TO Wheeling
In the morning minus the Charlie Chap
lin that has adorned his upper lip. II
happened this way:
Several weeks ago. Barry came 70
New Martinsvil!e and told members Of
the Kiwants club that when the Wheel
ing Club would come down 70 attend
the charter presentation OF tho New
Mar:insyille k!wants club. there would
be ono OF the happiest gatherings New
Mart!nsville ever saw.
Near the clos" OF the charter preSenta
ton ceremonies tonight. Organizer
Harry was formally charged with hav
.nS made and executed such promise.
lie was "courtma rtialeh.' found guilty
OF having made good" and II was de-
creed that ne should % deprived OF his
Charlie Chaplin" Barry. accordingly
was seized ~ the gang. eItnGtoided and
Laid upon table. 4 liberal lathcr was
applied 20 the adorameat on his lip, and
ore member OF the gang proceeded to
a ply a safety razor.
This was one 81 the many stunts
pulled AZ the gathering OF KlwanianS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
CAR MEN TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting or Local
y" 10. \. \. stree, a"d Elc,'r'. IA
way Workers. viii y" hold th!S evening
at Their r"&''nr m"otiNG place. Ch %
Valley Trades anl Labor Assembly
ha" No. li!5 Market street. \ y .:".
Der OF rorI'irr matters arc % he -. :,
up and considered At tn tn!". accord
INK :" = r. Fart "baul:h. Vrcsldc"' 81:
the 20, a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-21
NOT CORBY SITE
Property Involved In Deal II Present
Site Of Wheeling Electric CO.
Once

r. n. Gorby owner .: the garage To-
Gated AT sixteenth and ENfr street last
nigh, called attention 20 an error IN the
publication Of IN item regarding N" 7ur
chase Of SIxtcentN STREET property nv
the Wheeling Electric Company from II.
J. Nc"ullach.
The property Involved IN the deal IL
the site occupied by th- present offices
~ the Wheeling Electric company. not
ire Sixteenth and F;oT street corner site
occupied ~ tho Gorby garage.
Mr. .Gorhy stated thar ;hc !eas" Nod
~ his concern on ;hc corner property
runs for seven years Yet. and that his
concern has no :H'"0'I"n 90 moving.