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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
ITALY's ELEcTIOr Pf0unEs.
ny AssocIated Pres. % EVERY ry.ntnx

Uy Annotated Press 10 Every Evening
Rome, May 1.-THE Constitutional
lat party Will hold large majority fri
the now chamber OF deputies. nnHrn-
bers of which were chosen nt the efec-
tions ON Sunday. This element In
creased It's representation In the
Chamber by ~. according 10 The idea
NHxionHlc which gives the party
strength in the new and old Chambers
~ follows: Cnn#situtionaIlst. 2s5 new
fsg old. Socialists 100 new; 10 old /;
PopuIsrists tfatholirs), 100 news 100
old; copmunsts, f5 nnw: 80 old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
TAKE CASE TO WASHINGTON.
Labor Union Men to Lay Pullman Case
before Labor Department.

A delegation of members of the Central
Union, representatives Of the various
crafts of labor who are opposing the adop-
tion of the employe representation plan
by the Pullman Company in this city, left
yesterday for Washington TO present
the matter to the Secretary of Labor.
At a special meeting and conference
held Tuesday by the Central Labor
Union it was decided to place the matter
before the government, inasmuch as the
local employees ask for a renewal with the
company of their agreement under the
control Of the Railroad Board,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
FOR SALARY INCREASES.

Washington, May 1S.- Salaries OF the
Federal District Attorney and United
States Marshal of the Delaware
Judicial District are increased 81 900
each. or from So 900 to $4,000 per year
in a general bill revising and fixing the
salaries of United States Attorneys and
Marshals favorably reported yesterday
to the Senate by Senator Overman from
the Judiciary Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
TWO IN C0NyULsI0Ns.
Man and Woman In Different Sections
OF City Suffer Attacks.

Elsie Russell. 230o Carter street. was
seized with convulsions at Eighth and
King streets about noon yesterday, and
was removed to her home in the police
ambulance.
An unknown colored man fell on the
street yesterday, when seized with
commissions at Eleventh and Wilson
streets. He was taken TO the Delaware
hospital in the police ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
IN PRESIDENTS CHURCH.
William =. Raymond Accepts a
Place in Baptist Choir at
Washington, D. c.

William r. RAYMOND Of 1871 Tatnall
street, a weIl-known and talented tenor
soloist, has accepted the position of
tenor IN the quartet choir of Calvary
Baptist Church, Washington. d. C.
The Calvary Baptist Church is one of
the most fashionable churches in Wash
in1ton, and is the one which President
Warren O.. Harding attends
Mr.. Raymond, who is 80 years old,
has been member of the choirs OF
West Presbyterian, and ST. Paul's NJ z.
Churches, Of this city, and resigned as
= member CT the choir Of St. Stephens
Church. 20 become affiliated with the
Calvary Baptist choir. He sang in
that church for the first time last Sun
day. Mr. Raymond expects to live in
Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE.
Thomas y. Bayard Expected TO Make
Announcement Tonight

The Democratic City Committee will
meet this evening at Democratic
headquarters. 1t is likely that Thomas
y. Bayard. candidate for mayor, will
make his first important announcement
of his campaign at this meeting.
Mr.. Eayard, who has always been a
strong city charter man, previously
stated that he would base his appeal
for votes, on the need for a change in
the government of this city.
AS Leroy Harvey. the Republican
canidate for mayor. ,.as simply said
he favored a new charter, but has not
specified what one OF the 81 varieties
he favors. Mr.. Bayard's coming an
nouncement rs awaited by the friends
of q new city charter with interest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Levy Court ON Inspection Trip.

The Levy Court went TO Claymont
yesterday to inspect the Deaware Indus
trial School for Girls, towards whose
support the court makes an annual APP
preparation. The inspection was timed
one month previous 30 the making of
the courts annual budget Wilmington
hospitals. which also are county bene-
ficiaries, will be inspected by the court
next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Rifle Range Opens Saturday.

The State Rife Range on the govern
ment reservation below New Castle viii be
opened for the summer next SATURDAY..
The targets and grounds have been im-
proved and everything is in readiness for
rifle and target practice preparatory to tie
encampment of the National Guard IN
August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Six Injured in Auto Collision.

Six persons were injured on Sunday af-
ternoon at Salisbury, Md. IN collision
between the automobile Of Captain II.
Writ Robertson and that OF Walter Parker.
The injuries were not serious. Both cars
were badly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
TO -DRY1 MIDDLE WEST.
Washington Announces appointment of
New Prohibition Agent.

Washington, Nay 1S.--Appointrnent
Of John HIGHLANDER of Chicago as. super
vising Federal prohibition agent for the
central department with headquarters
At Chicago was announced today by the
Internal Revenue Bureau
The Central department comprises the
state Of Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin. Mr.. Kjellander succeeds
+. ID. Richardson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
POLK SUGAR CANE RECEIVER.

Albert f. Polk has been appointed
receiver for the Sugar Cane By-Producf
Co., a Delaware corporation, whose In
terests lie in Louisiana. The appoint
fnent was made by Federal Judge Hugh
M. Morris in the District Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Measuring Party.

measuring party viii be held at the
home Of Mrs. EHteIla Dawson, s39
Market street, third floor. on Monday
evening. May %. for the benefit Of
Doris II. u. Lodge. No .. T. o. y. r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
OBITUARY.
James A. Barden.


James A. Barden died yesterday at
his residence, 211 South jackson street.
EEma s. Peters.
Emma S. Peters. II years old. died
Tuesday at her residence. 523 North
Union stree.
Mrs. Henrietta Spiva.
Mrs. Henrietta Spiva, aged "a years,
of Princess Anne, Nd, died on Monday
night, as a result of a paralytic stroke.
Mrs. Emma H. Orem.
Mrs. Emma X. Orem, 20 years old,
of Cambridge. Md. died Tuesday af-
ternoon following five months, ILL.,
ness. She was the mother of Mayor
Earle ". Orem, of Cambridge, and in
addition TO him is survived by two
daughters, two sons, a brother and sis
ter, two half sisters and two half
brothers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Y. N. n. A. Rally.

The Young Meme Hebrew Association
VIII hold a rally In the i. NJ. II. A. Hall
Third and King streets. next Tuesday
evenifg. The program viii include sd-
dresses and music. Refreshments viii
be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Marshaillon Ciyics Club.

The Marshalton Civics Club will hold
a meeting this evening at IN the
school house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns 2200,--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DRY AGENTS LAID OFF.
Seven Hundred Stopped for Want of
Funds to Pay THEM.

Washington May 13.--Ao but seven
hundred prohibition enforcement agents
in various parts of the country have
been temporarily laid off for lack of
funds TO pay their salaries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

James A. Barden died yesterday at
residence, 211 South Jackson street.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25

Wilson and Ills First GrandcnIio. the solitude of his study at the White House in those anxious days before the assembling of congress. He could not divide the burden of such heavy responsibility he had to bear it alone and without precedent to guide him.
 Should we give a further trial to armed neutrality? Or should we en- ter upon an independent naval war fare against the submarine menace to our shipping? Or should we back the allies with money and supplies. but leave them to do the fighting? Or should we join forces with them unre- servedly, contrary to the historic pol icy of America to go it alone?
 Those alternatives were in every mind in that bewildering period, and the president had to choose between them in framing the policy to be sub- mitted to congress. He made the bolder choice of going into full part nership with the entente allies, pool ing with them all our resources, our man power, our money power and our producing power.
 The broad plan which he unfolded and which congress quickly approved assured in advance the success of the great, unparalleled undertaking, and he pushed 1t through to victory with grim, nrelenting' persistence. Ameri- cans generally assumed at the start, and the British government agreed with them, that we should not have to send a great army to Europe, if in deed any at all. But when it became an imperative necessity to go at double quick to the relief of the brO- ken line in France, the foundation was so well laid that we rose to the un- foreseen emergency, building up in a year and half an army of 100000 and ferrying 100000 soldiers across the Atlantic.
 The brains of the country, all the talents, were mobilized for the war merchants and scientists, bankers and railroad men, labor leaders and cler gymen, each being charged with the task for which his training fitted him. Ut is a race between Wilson and Hfndenburg," said Lloyd George, when the big German drive surprised the entente and smashed through it's front in the spring of 1918. Well, whoever won the war, Hindenburg lost that race.
 The rest-the presidents journeys to Europe, the treaty and the battle over it, are history still in the mak- ing. Many years must pass before that extraordinary chapter in the story of the presidency will be finished and may be told in the spirit of historical | iInpartiality.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25

A S he stood at the clerks desk in ( A the hall of the house of repre- sentatives on the evening of April 2, 1917, President Wilson was the central figure in one of the great moments of world history. Not only his own people put mankind stopped to listen.
 The president had been reelected only five months before because "he kept us out of the war" Alas, the war would not keep out of the United States.
 The war took on new fury, with the resumption of ruthles2 submarining, which Germany had modified the year before at our demand. The president thereupon handed the German ambas- sador his passports, and next he pro- posed that we should arm our mer- chant ships. The filibustering sen- ate failing to give him this authority, he proceeded himself to arm them. But shipping vanished frosn the sea, with it's hidden terror, and at last he called the newly elected congress in e1traor- dinary session to receive a cOmmuni- cation-concerning grave matters of national policy"
 No other president in the whole course of his service has had to make so many momentous decisions as Woodrow Wilson has had to make in
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
GR|ST GATHERED AT
 THE COURT HOUSE
Continued from Page D

R. J. Dunagan to The Arizona Cop per Go. Ltd.
 John L. Crawleigh to The Arizona Copper. Co. Ltd.
 Fred A. Stacey to The Arizona Cop per Go. Ltd Edgar Laney to The Arizona Cop per Co. Ltd.
 Dewitt Cosper to The Arizona Cop per Go. Ltd.
 Rex Paddock to The Arizona Cop per Go. Ltd Satisfaction of Mortgages First National Bank to Edgar Laney First National Bank to Edgar Laney
 State Rank of Morenci to Maria Nda. de Guerra.
 B. F. Billingsley to W. B. Foster ~@t ai Conditional Sale and Note
 Peter Mortensen, to International Harvester Go. of America.
 Peter Mortensen, to International Harvester Company of Amrica. Proof of Labor
 Outlet Claim ct. al. by c. w. Beck
 Surprise ct. al. by I. H. Kanpp
 Dell Potter by I. H. Knapp Claim of Possessory Right to Land
 By c. K. Fulcher and Gus F. Webe Appointment of Deputy Sheriff
 Roy J. Adams and w. M. zumwalt
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
BRECKENRIDGE ON FIRE

RANGER, Tex, Feb. 24.-Dynamite zs being used in an attempt to check fire which is ranging in the busi- mess district at Breckinridge, accord ing to telephone messages here. The loss this afternoon was estimated at z half million dollars.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
For the Liver and Bowels

When your liver and bowels be come torpid get bottle of Chamber 7ains Tablets. They will tone up your liver and cause gentle move Tment of the bowls. They also irl- aprGEe the digestion.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
SOCIALISTS MEETING

VIENNA, Feh. 25ytAll European countries with the exception of Greece and Italy were represented at the opening session of the Inter- national socialist cOnference here, this afternoon. There was no repre- %sentatives from. the western hemis- sphere, but Argentina socialists sent word they would subscribe to all res solutions adopted.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
SPRAckLIN ACQUITTED

SANDWICH, Ont, Feb. 25-Rev. J. o. l.. Spracklin, former liquor r. cense inspector, today was acquitted or charge of manslaughter in con, nectlon with the shooting of Beverly Trumble, an innkeeper, in raid here last November. The verdict was re- turned in 55 minutes after the case had been given to the jury.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
SEVEN ENTRAPPED

DC VUOIN, H. Feb 25.-Fire res scue squads, after working 15 hours today, abandoned hope of saving seven men entrapped yesterday in the burning Kathleen mine at Dow ~ell, five miles south of here, and sealed it in an effort to extinguish ssShe flames.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Christian Science Services are held Sundays at eleven o'clock. Apt. 7 at the Armory Bldg Wednesday evening Servise at o'clock. All are welcome
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 25.-A daring robbery was committed here today in the office of the Bank of Montre- al, when nearly $20,000 in cash and S11 ,000 worth fsecurities were stolen from a box in the teller's ecage
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
WILSON AND THE WAR

1917-Feb. 8, President Wilson broke off diplomatic rela- tions with Germany on her renewal of ruthless sub- marining.
 April 2, read his war mes sage to congress. 191s-Jan. 1s, laid before the senate his IA points.
 Nov. ii, the arrlstiee siened with the German revolutionary government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

Vow York: DR.. Connor. formerly or
I"hn> Hopkins Hospital. says: am
often asked If I know anything to stop
tho tutacrn habit nnd ! always r"o.,rh.
nerd Nrutol. which | have prescribed
with great SuC"r*s. NiCot"l contains
no habit forming drugs, Is absolutely
harmless and produces astonishing r..
.ults in very short time. TIN" use OF
tobacco Saps the vitality. vim. TiE"r
and ambition Of the :'lav" who Is en-
thrallcd by It's seductive effects. 1t
undrrmines the hcIllh and leaves th"
victim an easy prey 10 g"Heral d"biiitE.
throat and lung trouble nervousness.
insomnia, heart trrUhlc kidney trouble.
headache tongue and lip cancer, and
even blindness Physicians the woTlI
over often trace the start Of III" above
diseases and many others 10 nicotine
poisoning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
SAMUEL \, KASELY
TO Be BURIED HERE
Former wheeling Resident Dies AZ
sons Home, Ls:ter. Pa.

.'.".:, .r.:t,> wiii Il" =" g." ...'.>
,,,a:9a 1T "'".o'h - II" second
'n.:.... ,.-"$h: -: ian church "N'" th'' re-
::,...a- az 49,, .l;r Sauu'! r. ka~''.;. WI"
, i,,r Tuc.,,o. IL me hom" Of h;S S"i y.
I. I<.,S..v. 4; Lester. IA. n ~" SEVENTY
"iru.i ,.n- of HIS ae" d.. l;""i"S"n
MI: nT,c'a;" mi i';t'"r'"n; NIL "'r"'
r'rida, morning II ,i",' '.~""d '."'n";"T'.
Friends; ~ IN" family a." 'nv!'cd 7" az
Tend ~.-,-
NJ KAs!ey has been l.: f"r III" past
tv> w,~ks The bod VII arrive ="
ilhc, ling thi- rnnn ana Wi. BE- tak"a TO
IT,. Il nd company and ia;"r 70 the
"lur'i.
Deceased Will DC remembered ny many
cc tNc otdc- residents ~ h" lived IN
WhcrIin- moro than tw"Aty years ago.
moving from nccr 10 Pittsburgh. ;h'n
20 Phi,u.lr!rhia. His VIE preceded hhn
TO ~, r-;,vn ah"It sixteen years aE"
surviving a-,. the following SONS: ". q"
IF Lind street This city: II. r.. Of Les
to-. Pa. AMI John. % Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
CHARLES NOLAN
DIES SUDDENLY
At HIS HOME
PROMINENT SOUTH SIDE MIL
CRANE FOREMAN HAS
HEART ATTACK
EXPIRES III TWO HoURS-EAD
BEEN IN USUAL HEALTH
HELD POSITION OF cRANEMAN
FOR W. S. & I. CO.

Cherries Nolan. well Known yc$Id"nt
oc the South S,dc. died very suddenly
last c,Cninc Il, > O'Clock al his h"m",
No. c.lN EnN >tr""t. after being TT Tor
Il couple nt hours.
Mr. Nolan ;ett ~. Supr,~ table. f'c.-
;rS IN the pest OF spirits. After ST
ting around FOR awhile. h" began "H'n-
p;a:ning. but the family was not
= armed until nc began !" - w""t'..
Dr. Campbell WIS called aul t"u:.l at
~ Ms suffering from heart tr"uHt".
Little could bo don" TO- ann. nd SIC
expired shortly Afterwards.
Coroner r. q. Iohh.. vas r".''G. a'~.
after viewing n" body r'i"ra"d ! Yer
dict ina, he haG died taom heart DIS
case.
The deceased had $ro:.t ~ ":.;tr"
life in this C;r!. having been born c"u
feared on the SvUth Side. WHERE i" as"
received his cduration IL -" L""cng
pubic schools. lie Was Tort! 1--we : Ms
OF age.
He was well known b. i large num-
hrr OF employees of :he Wheeling steel
and Iron company. and his death cam"
"a a shock 10 them. For many wears
ne had been employed AS foreman "t
the craUemcn ot thr "o'E" company =
and all his follow w"rkmcn hid h:n
n high esteem.
He was affiliated with tho y. Q. [. w.
order Of this city. and was member
OF St. JoscphS cathedral congregation.
He leaves to mourn has loss. his VIE"
TWO daughters. Misses MaINar"t and
Rosetta Nolan. ami one SOL. Npcrt
Nolsn, all 1T home. Ga" %!Ste:' MIS-
Moran. OF McAiechen. also survives.
r'unc-;u arrangements ware iTco:n-
p;etc, this morning. but n" funeral
probably will be held the last "f this
ye.k ~ his late residence. Intermc?t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit

II you want TO free yourself from l."
hacLo, 10 TO any drug store and ask f"i
Nirotol tablets. Take ono tablet at; :
each meal and in short time you will
have no desire for tohacco-the cravin*
will have left you. With the nicotin'
poisoning out Of your system your gcI e
cral health will quickly improve.
Note: When asked about Moot"
tablets. ono of our leading druggists
saia: 1T is truly wonderful remeds
for the tobacco hathaway ahead a.:
nnythu. VIC have ever sold before. W
are authorized by the manufacturers T.
re fund tho money 10 every dlSsatlsiied
customer and we would not permit IT,
use Of our name unless the remedy pos.
sessci unusual merit" N:cotol Ia sold
In this city under an irniociai money
back guarantee by all up-to-date drug
gists, including Hogc-Davis Drug c.,
and C.. H. Griest & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
new QUARTERS FOR
line DEPART ENT
Wheeling Traction Company to Put Up
Big Building on Island.

The Wheeling Traction company y't-
tcrday afternoon was G:ant"d permit
for the construction OF 4 barge steel
building at tho corner oC Delaware AID
Huron streets. tn" apprnXiTat"'""
Of This building will be $1.nUn. The
building will be- constructed ~ sheet
iron.
The building. when completed will Tn
used for tho storing Of nHt"rial ui'd
by the line crew. TIL" MrG" tower al.
ton;obilc used b. tho lin" crow will be
stored in this building.
The company. it IS understood. Al"
Contrwplatrs making improvement -
their buildings on the Island At AN Early
date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
HURT ON STONE
warwood Young Man Pals at Baseball
Practice.

Rohnr. Hood is slowly recovering at
his home on Eighteenth street. war
wood. after cutting 4 large cash in his
left leg yesterday morning while prac-
t'ciag b schall Young Hood. with SeN-
oral nthcr fellows. was practic!ng' anu
while running ne slipped and cut i
large cash in his leg by sliding on
sharr-eIgrd stone. He went home, ard
pr. Webb WIS called. who dressed the
wound. 1t will be several days before
he will be able to return to work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Martins Ferry Gets
Division Office Of
Highway Commission
W. c. Fawcett to Direct Road Work in
Eight Counties.

Headquarters OF the Ohio state high
way commission for the district COM
posed OF belmont. Harrison. Carroll
Jefferson. Guernsey. Monroe. WaShinE-
ton and Morgan cOunticS will be opened
at Martins Ferry. O.. in III" near future.
W. c. Fawcctt of Martins Fiery. division
engineer for the district comprising
these counties. will hav" charge Of IKE
office. This announcement WAS made
Yesterday by l.. c. IIcrrick, member Of
the state highway commission
The Martins Ferry office will hay"
charge and supervision of ali roads and
their Improvement and mantcnanc" Il!
the counties named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
JURY D|SAGREES

After celebrating To-" over xix honrs.
the Jur3 ~ tn" cas-" or Watkins " CO.
AGAINST M I""ni" Davis was dlscharR'
ed yesterday afternoon by Judge Som
mrrl ill.,. "i'tlnG In Part II Of circnt
court. The cas-" WIS an appeal from
'hr Just:r"shnp and involved Il Scw'EE
machine which Mrs.. Davis lad purcha&-
cd and didn't Uay for same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
UNSIGHTLY
Instantly Removed

Try thIS >.mrlH iorn"!n' 80 "a any.
toilet counter and get Il hottl" of Der.
willuw: apply Two or tAr"" TIMES daily
them watch TN" frccklcs disa ppcar. The
Ncry hrs, application proves l.. Once
YOU Try il YOU Wi! never hc without i
THOUSANDS use II in place of face pow.
DIR. as Il not only removes fr"rkleS. but
instantly br;tutiiiCS thu complexion rs
Ac!t Thor" is no substitute" for Der
willo a. n" nthor rrcrkl" remover dog
this. 1t gives ynu Il rosy. whit" T"i-
Srty skin everyone just l"vcS to toUCh."
Sold at all department and druc store.
WIKI III" distinct understanding that ii
YOU arr not pleased III every way yor
ct v"';r m"nry hack.
%UTi:--A irr:lins druggist. rrCCrt!H
!u,'rI i,.wct. SAID: I'VE have never sold
.;.y rrr''klr remover which gives hotter
;.t!Sflctiun than p"TWil.n. II - having
IN enormous sale and We gladly refund
:hr in"n"E To anyOn" dissatisfied. II is
sl!crantr"d absolutely harmless. md *
Srtd ~ nj! toilet counters in this city
including ii. y BLcr. liogc-DaTiS ard
GrtrSt 4 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
harris Funeral.

tttHc-a: services will b. he'd tTicaF
morning ~ $40 O'Clock from the late
residence. No. c22S Main street. over the
remains nt Mrs. Florence Harris who
,.:..d Tuesday AZ tn" North Wheeling
h,tSpital. Following m Illness ot several
weeks. Rvauicrn high mass will he c"se-
br.trd IT ST Alphonsus' church AT
o.~!orX AMI ;atrrment will take place IN
NJ. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Former R,erident-

Word las been received h" locn! rc.a-
tivrS OF the death of Mrs {. {. lrh-
baush. which occurred 4; Indianapolis
Monday. she was formerly Miss Della
W;nchr-. OF this city. Surviving ar" h.:
nush..%L. three children. TWO brothers
.?, ..;S.r: and her mother. Mrs. { +.
W:nchcr. OK WhccUaS.