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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Tenants of dwellings and apartments
in many sections of Kansas City are re.
cciving notices that on October |, they
must vacate unless they sign new leases
at increased rents. Increases average
from $40 TO SIS month.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
446 Enroll in Engineering.

Registration figures for the School of
Engineering. as eiseh >out. by Dean Nc
Caustland Saturday, show total of 446.
OF this number l97 are freshmen.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

The high cost of living has received
another jolt in the way of heavy reduc.
tions announced by ST. Louis candy man
ufacturers. Busy Bee and Herr Oakes
have announced further reductions in
their products.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

p Construction on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Hospital at Grand and Shaw
avenues. St. Louis, will be started soon.
Ground for the hospital vas purchased
several years ago, but building was de-
layed by the war. Il is intended 10 erect
one eight-story building with 200 rooms
and another iwo-story building with
twenty-five rooms Under the agree.
ment, according to announcement al the
rccen, meeting of the Building Trades
Council. there will be neither strikes
nor lockouts.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
City: Cash-in-advancc: Year,s40O;
8 month, $500; 3 months. sl.0O.
by the week, 10 cents; single
copies, S cents.
BY Mail in Boone County: Year,
$500; g months, sl.50; q months,
Sl.0O.
Outside the county: Year. $3.50;
3 months, sl.25; month, as cents.
Payable in advance.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circula.
tions.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

The arrests Of Raymond Driefus in St.
Louis for stealing resulted in his win
ming aid from the police in getting a job.
Driefus stole grip that he saw in an
automobile. His arrest brought the con-
fession thai his first offense was the re-
suit of his being jobless and hungry.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
THE COLUMBIA EVENING
MISSOURIAN

Published every evening except
Sunday by the Missourian Publish
ing Association, Inc, Jay II. Nef
Hall, Columbia. Missouri.
ALFONSO JOHNSON, MANAGER
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Fire of undetermined origin did ST.
600 damage 10 concrete stables in the
rear of Battery A armory, 1921 South
Grand avenue, ST. Louis. Thirty.two
horses and a dozen mules belonging to
the battery were led 10 safety from their
stalls. The property is owned by A. L.
Shapleigh.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Drop in at the University Barber Shop.
Seven expert BARRIERS at your service
Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

See Sam and Quentis for good shine.
University Barber Shop.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Elvins will attend the meeting Of the
New Constitution Association of Mis-
souri, at Kansas City Saturday, and it is
probable that h. will he brought forward
as candidate for one of the delegates
at.largc from his section of the state.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Two thousand five hundred dollars in
goods which the police identified as loot
taken from the Columbia Terminals Co.
warehouse in St. Louis was found in the
possession of Samuel Cohen. merchant
in ST. Louis. The property included
three cases of shoes, seven cases of rub
bers. case of felt boots and sole
leather.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

home, Alex Kulengoski of ST. Louis
fed with small still under his arm. The
sill was heavy, however, and kulengoski
was so perturbed that he could not steer
true course. He fell, and the still
rolled into the street. Kulengoski was
arrested.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
For the Memory Book
IN THE AIR

II had money oould buy
A little house OF iUarm red stone
With uaHs where iUy clambered high,
And windoms wide to catch the sun.
Nv fires mould all hare ingle-nooks
For times mhen days are short and drear;
And shelues here'd be of friendly books,
Tatered and shabby yet still dear.
Deep window seats; my curtains chintz;
Hyacinth plants Of sohite and blue;
Dull peuter tankards; aquatints;
4 willow pattern plate or hwo.
4 polished table I'd hare there;
Tall candles for my only lights,
Shining on brass; a cushioned chair
Where | could laze on .Uinter nights.
I'D neper line contentedly
In mansions fine as others do;
But if I'd money tVould buy
4 conage-smaH enough for hvo
Brian Hal
The fissouran piH glad.
" publish this depart
any bricf selection
10 the Memory Editor
by any Of its readers.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
Jordan Almonds

If Jordan Almonds are your
favorite you will be sure to
enjoy these. Specially priced
for Candy Tuesday, at the
pound ..............:. SOC
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Elvins also discouragcs the holding Of
large tracts Of unimprovcd land by non
residents for speculative purposes. He
proposed the permitting of taxing the
speculative value of the land.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
Peanut Candies

Harris Fudges have a delica-
cy of flavor that sets them
apart from ordinary fudge.
For Candy Tuesday, Nut
Fudge, the pourd .. 40c
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

While raiders were besieging hi
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

The fissoarian piH glad.
iy publish in this depart
meHt any bricf selection
sent 10 the Memory Editor
by any Of its readers.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
Elbeyt Bars

A rich bar candy crammed
full of selected Filbert meats.
Rich, nutritious and delight
full, for Candy Tuesday, the
lib. Observation-Disclosures Soc
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

The bodies of>67 soldiers killed in
France arrived in ST. Louis last week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
LETTER THROWS LIGHT on sUBJEC'

Fortunately letter Smuts wrote 10
De Valera on August has now been
published, so we know with certainty and
accuracy what kind of Dominion status
had been in question between theSsSOuth
African and the iI;sh leaders when the
former persuaded the latter to enter into
negotiations with Lloyd George. Smuts
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05
Nut Fudge

Peanut Bars and Peanut Brit
tles-the regular Harris kind
that you have enjoyed so long,
are included in Candy Tues
day at the pound 80. 25c
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

The name itself suggests the
quality of these delicious nut
pieces. For Candy Tuesday,
the pound 3Oc
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-09-05

Brazil Nut Bars are another
nut candy that is not only de-
lightful to eat, but high in
food value. You will like
them at the Candy Tuesday
price of, the pound -. 3Oc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

"Tn bad" ,aId one day /" It friend.
THAT tho S. AMI The j. hdr" fallen
ont. They .,rrmrh I" enjoy each other
80 much | sh"uldu't wonder II they
would iind they missed each "ih'f pref
~ badly
Missed each "ihrr'' Sh" SAID. NV by
should they mass r.r"h "thr" III" j =.
day supper. and Mary (. l"! M" they
Were all going I" u dane" i"-hI"rr""
night together.
what They Said About Each Other.
What du You mean" said "Sur"iH
Won must have misunderstood why. /
met Mary last w""k tor IN" ilrSi TIM"
since | got back and sh" ""ulIni say
enough about thu mean way Ehn"r ana
Richard had treated them. II WIS hh"u'
some real estate deal that l;i"hhrd E"'
them into. and rhrv didn't think h'' htd
treated them fairly u Wa one al
thosr times when il would l." interesting
To hear the other %ld, "f tn" story. hut
1t certainly did seem rs II Richard hai
been pretty sharp. She said some per
fcrtly awful things about ham and how
mistaken th"y had hr"n in him, ! was
surr from the way she talked sh" w"ulr
meyer get over it enough /" <" To their
house 50 SOrn.
$50 soon My dear. th"y'N" h"rn go
ing To each others hnu~- right a.OnE.
There hasn't hrrn any break.
looked at her lStnundcl II seemed
inrnnrrivahlc. From III" WAY Mary had
talked had supposed AL was over h"-
tween them forever. And behold. they
still remained friends. At least /" tho
extent Of going around together.
He Refused to Loosen Up.
And If you think what MARY SAYS -
anything" she went on. YOU just ought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
FIRST TRIAL OF WAR
CRIMINALS OPENED

l,ii'Ai", Germany. May "%--'liy the
Associated rr. So 9TH" trial of German
war criminals. as pr"NI,lrd in the YER
sI!ll"S treaty. opened in the supreme
court here today. Little inicr"ec was
displayed Ivy the public and there was
only Il small gathering outside tn" court
to watch tho arrival of the British COM
miSsinn"rS. headed by Sir Ernest Pol
lock. solicitor general Of Great iirtaln.
TIL" first case was that Of Sergeant
Hcyan. charged with crueltics toward
British prisoners in tho Hcrn" camp IN
West Phalia. The prisoner. dcathly pale.
sat with his counsel ut a table near the
Judges After interpreters had been
sworn in. British witnesses were ushcrcd
into the court room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
BuCHWALD GIVES
THANKS FOR THE
j, s. MARSHALSHIP

S,rrrirl To the lntrlligCn"er
Washington. II. {. IiaN ""--l"uls
Hurhw.tld If Wheeling. wh" IL the man
agreed uls,n 10y senators sutherland
and t.lkinS To th" neat MARSHALL Tor the
federal court Of tn" Northern diStri't "l
West Virginia came T." washington TO-
dly for the one and only purpose OF
personally thanking Ill" W." senators
for. pinnlng u INtr"na"" rose on h''l'
Louis" looked as rAdiantly happy aS
Juno bride. and WAS Sprrrhi"SS from
SHEER gratitude.
MarShnI-tn-hr Burhw:tld WAS a,r"m
panied on his pilgrimage by party "'
Whrclincitc< vino cam" along I" give
him supper, and encouragement and u
PROMPT h:m should H. forget his lines
Of THANKSGIVING, They were IL. !. li"c-
man, John Mrtzrcr. j. Cecil Fc" and l1r.
Randolph lIersey.
Mr. r",'hw;,ld will succeed Marshal
Srd Smith. If Fairmunt. viii" report
here has 1t. Is to tender his resignation
to take effect Sept. list. the emil III a
yearly quarter. when he will turn over
his office To his successor
Friends Of Elliott Nurthc"tt. OF
Huntiugt"n. renewed again today their
rr"~Surc 10 have tn" West Virginia SEN
atnrS agrr" IL recommend him for fed
cral Judge in tn" southern district.
They began their last driN" on SH;ur-
day Toti;IyS relay waS composed of ma
tinnal committeeman Y. l.. Highland.
who returned from New York. wh"r" II"
spent sunday: James \. Hughes and
pav- Gideon and Mr.. N"rthrott not FAR
away from the Arena and in close tnuIh
with proceedings. The latest dope from
the inside. which looks like il might h''
rrliablr Is that there VIII m II" S"na-
torial agreement on this judicial con-
test until congress passes the bill 10
create an aSsnci;kr ludgr for Judge Is.
r. kcllar. The Scnat" has raSS'd the
hill. hut the House has not acted upon
X.
samuel Il. Montgomery is 1T the Eh-
hitt: pr. and Mrs Randolph H"rSry OF
Wheeling. At the Raleigh. Other ar
rivals today Hr" thaS. y. MiddlchurG
and ltr. W. u. baldwin. OF Charleston:
George Miller. Of Wheeling. and DIR.
Spmp. H. Hatfield Of Acgar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Side; E>AlMS; ! FL =
by Rntf1 Cameron ~
ENEMIES, BUT ACQUAINTANCEs

to hear r.IInor talk Sh" says Harry I's
the uI"Ln"st. ,ln>">t thing. sans he'd
L.. his wife TAX" in ha"k>tairS L" wash
hrc"rr h" would Loosen w.
Wha, =. ~, iur''
And v"' when Oh" stops - think "f J..
no; such ,n unuSr.ti "n" III it, essential
details. il IL
II is M, 1T all unusual I" hear :,
Woman say quite dreadful things about
some. "lh": Woman. to piCiur" them h,i
deadly enemies and then In find thar
they act like lr"*um friends when they
ar" together.
don't rhnH men arr 50 apt 1" do this
. SORT nf thing. When men get - the
stat, when th"i think such things "r
each other, they d"ni ave anything /" ii"
with zach "ir:,
Men Wouldn't ID It
I.upIn"' i,huii& at an pI"! ''u" urui
uiri.r~,anl how his wife and her sister
could Say such terrible things Ia each
other iha, y"ll would thinN thy w"ul'l
l,r enemies for life. ana teen few day,
latr try 'w"W!d hc planning I" <" I" a
hrih." i"G"th"r.
WI. = my brother and | ever got :"
mad " 1 each 0ih.r that "" ~.tid things
like t:La 81 would hc months before We
made - ,pp if "" ever did. h" sad.
rrrhat; women mean less what they
sly than as"n. and therefor" each dis
rnunts what the other says.
But u certainty IS startling To hear
pc,,ir slang each other :tS badly as they
would slang their worst enemies and
meet them at each others houses tho
next day. isn'i II
To return to lrorac" walrole once
moro
~ angels nave a sons" % hum"ur
how VIC must divert them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
BLOODHOUNDS TRAIL
WARNOOD BURGLARS
Sheriff C1ouse Says Robberies in War
wood District Must Be
Broken Up

Sheriff Harry T. 'l"uS" AMI Ms i"r'n
have been using h!unlh"undS borrowed
from tn, stat" prnii"niihry |" 'ra'I '"'
persons who hr"k" into IN" stone farm
hnis" "n Riley lIill road Friday even
ing. sterling SUM chicken S ana qua"'-
lily "F I:rN pr"duct>.
The STONE rnbhrry - tn" HSt ~ 4
>,ri,.S of rnhhrricS which hav" h"n 60
ina. on in ;h,. Warw"nd district for some
time. N";hing "f amy great Nalur Has
been stolen from In" houses. stores an"
barns which have been broken INTO, hu'
petty th".tS have continued un'i the
total is r"lChinE large pr"p"rl!"hH'
Nirthcr IN" county authorities nor INV
polio" have hc.n abb 1" apartment III"
burglars. but Sheriff tlruSr states ihh'
the detective work which has been d"h"
IN th" Last few days has unr"N'F'i
ryid"nc" which may lead 1" arrests
som" time this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
CROWDS ORDERLY
Thoft of Ford Car Only Circus Day
Misdemeanor Reported at
Police Headquarters

Circus day passed off un"Ncniimily.
r,,.or,iInv I" Wh""!:ng police. who Stat"
that the Har"nhrCk- Wallace pcrf"rm-
,nCr here Yesterday was marked by even
less disturbance than that of most cir
Gus ShowinSS
Only one theft WAS reported at
hc,douartrrS. \ Ford sedan owned by
I,,uI Swrrkuss. was taken from its
parking place ut tn" FAIR grounds Will"
IN, owner WAS Attending tho evening
performance The license number OF
m. ear is w. Va. @14a3.
Eonc of tho petty thcftS and pick
,orkcttinrs So frequently found wh'r"
'.rnwJs gather were reported. Polio"
who patrol in the vicinity OF IN" Is, a ~
q and Pennsylvania stations say 'ha'
fnv. vusnjrjouS looking individuals
were observed making their way into
Wheeling by devious ways Yesterday
morning An such wrr" promptly Ia
hc,Icd a.; suspects and chased "ui 81
,nwn before they could reach Inc Far
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
TompkinS ExpiateS His
Crime In Electric Chair

Eclirfourr. May -. -';"rrg" & T"mr-
kinS convicted murderer al tn" Edmund
l. liumphr:"S. ST. family. who's" iht''
hung III the ha'an,r Tor four years ami
who WIS three times r"rNiCt"d Of lrSt-
DECREE. murder Of Mrs. HUMPHREYS. lhii
ia" death p"naltY III !h' p"niteniidry 1T
Rurkvirw this morning.
TnmpkinS went I" his death r""IIN.
without any show If emotion. and had
nothing - say just hcCor" tn" switch.
which - sent the death current through
his hudy. WAS thrown. The current VA :
turned an at 80 O'rI0Ck. and ut I:3l
o'clock H. was prom 'un,"d dead by Res
idrnt Physician Robert j. Campbell, of
tho pcnitrni larry.
The holy will be claimed proha bly, to-
day Ivy relatives. and arrangements will
hr made To hav" il removed To lh!lI-
dr!phia. where int"rm"nt will take plac"
The crime for which TnmpkiuS paid
the death penalty was ono of tn" most
brutal ever recorded in Cambria county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Yox SALE-POULHY.

FOR SAI.E--tn""nas Shc ph"rd strain
.pus and Storx II Il Hemrnn MI.
whcruny. " We. X. i applies:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
WITHOUT
ANY ; SOLID FOOD

rest day or nign' and WAS as mS'r-
able as It VAS p">Sihl" for any ono 10
hr
I h,d fain. h"r -: TanlL" h'trinE
me a. | had hr"n disappointed :" often
hut THhlar proved in h., a glorious a.
r"pti"n. |, did " hai all Ia" rest .ali"'!
- de-. |: gay" M" an appetite. WIN
perfect digestion and to-day ! am we'll
and happy. Another remarkable thing
- that :, ,N"u reduced rrz"mi that
hn'ncr,d III" for Years. Their" :: II"
d"uh, in nv mind about Tan..,r and |
tell every body that il is TN best mod
cIr" in ia" world"
Tanlur j. Sold in Wheeling by l'"gc-
Davis Drug Company and leading drug
S.StS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
MINERS INJURED
IN FALL OF STONE
Peter Book and Lewis Eeffsr Injured In
Accident at Lorain Coal and
Dock Company Mine.

Peter Brock and Lewis Xcffrr minors.
were injured yesterday evening in Il fall
of stone at the Loraiu coal and Dock
company mine Book sustained injuries
on his left hand, nccrSstating the am
mutation of three fingers. while X"ffcr
suffered an injury To his spine. and
other internal injuries. Both men are
nutients at the Martins Ferry hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
POLICE CHIEF JAILED
ON SUSPICION OF
BEING TRAIN BANDIT

Scranton. Pa. May @3.-Frank ].
O.HnyIr. fnr.fivc years chief Of police Of
rarh,ndaIr is in the Lackawanna coun'
" jail on suspicion of being the man
who held up u train near Omaha Ne
br,ska, i'm 1909 and aftrrward escaped
from tho federal prison at l-cavenw"rth.
while serving Il life sentence. He takes
his arrest cody and says that he Will
he :,blc 10 furnish an alibi. His Be--
rillon measurements and finger prints
have been forwarded to LeavcnwoTth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
MRS. rAaox GOES PEE.

FlWpaW, Mon. May -J.--Ih" CaSN
against Mrs Sarah I. Tabor. accused OF
manS,aughter in connection with the
death Of her daughter. Maudc Thor
Virgo. was formally dismissed ny tfr;
cult Judge DcSvoiGnc$. to-day.
Mrs Tabor WAS tried q year ~ on 7
charg. az manSlauGht"r. N" juTy lis
agreeing The body Of Maude TaI"-
Virgo was found in 4 box IN tho base
ment Of the Tabor home in Dee" lh"r'
l9ta. and Mrs. Tabor was OrouSh; lack
from California TO face trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Huntington Woman Was
Unable to Eat Even the
White of an Egg.

Il just cant begin 20 ''ii all III" good
Tanlac did nc" said Mrs. Lucy EiaN.
1903 Twentieth street. Huntington.
For cighl y"arS I had St"mr"h 'r"u-
bic in very had form. In fact |
don't h"licv" anybody ever hnd ind!s">.
ton worst, than hid Sometimes | had
such awful pairs IL IN" ch'S; after cat
ing could hardly breathe. N"thinS
agreed with me, not even tn. whit" Of an
egg and had /" liz Oh Il, liquid and
soft food diet entirely Ny troubles
finally made me so nervous. got little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
BOYS RETURNED
Boy Held AZ witnesses In Criminal
Court Cases Returned to Indus
trial School

Three Young boys who have beer
confined in tn" county jail a. state Wit
n.SSrS against local Greeks on trial a.
tn" recent term of criminal court fer
contributing I" the delinquency OF
Youth haNr been returned IL the West
Virginia industrial school At Frunty-
town. The boys left ycStc rtlay cven!n:
at $50 unl,r tho escort Of guard
from the school. \ fourth hoy. VIII" cs-
capped from the Salvation Army letcn-
ton home some. weeks ago. has not We:
been unprecedented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
APPEAL TO LoYALIsrS

Belfast. Ireland May @3. ,Ry the As
sncin,nd l'rcSSl- Sir lanes Craig. pre-
micr designate of Ulster. In Il hnaI pre-"
election appeal Ia III" loNalStS. lSSu'u
today says: Rally round m" that
may Shattcr our enemies ana 'n'l'
hopes OF n republican flag. tn" union
JocK must sweep the polls. Not" early
and work late. Tho eyes of our friends
,hrourhou, tho empire are Upon us.
Let them sec that We are as determined
AS they are to uphold the cause OF 10y
atty"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
NOT YET ACTED UPON

,r,r,,s,,n. W. Va. May @".--' hr'HiA
,,-;,,i,,n r otto. Il member Of tn" house
~ doInrotcs from ohio county, has SEM
h;. ro.irn,,ion to Governor T.. r. MOT
"nr :, WINS announced tonight at inc
,"nru,ivr offices. Governor Morgan de-
'.Iirrd 20 state what action will he taken
nm tho resignation II" merely an,
nnunccd that it has been receive" ;'n"
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
QUICK DIVORCE IS
SOUGHT BY MAIL

Man,au y l.. MAY "a divorce
"hy return mail is asked Of county
Judge Shaw. by tlrnt"n 'ia>kiil. "t Will
more, Ky. Tho letter says: About nine
Years ago. II YOU REMEMBER. YOU married
Miss Louise k"pr ana clinton GaSki!l
As she has loft m" and won't live with
me any moro. please send me Il divorce
by return mail. | W.! b" yours. very
truly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
LIFE SENTENCE FOR WOMAN 6

Warren. O.. May @%.--NrS Alta NJ.
knhlcr. conl irt"d "f numbering her tw"
children here ON D"r"mh"r =. lH@h. to-
day was sentenced I" MarySN i'll" r.
fnrmatory for li!". Her attorneys CAV"
notice IN" cas-" would h." appealed when
their motion for u new rr.nl WAS denied
Previous {" hCing sentenced Mrs. l>"I-
Ter again denied her guilt. bat showed
no emotion when sentenced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
WAS MURDER VICTIM

Madison. Wis. May e. Eaton NC,
,;ilyary, son Of Prof. McGilNarF' louna
dead in Boston last week. was murn'Fru "
according Ia the report OF l'r. H.
hunting University Of Wisconsin p''
inr;st and Dr w +. l.orcnz. after an
examination Of the body. The rathn-
lnrir,l evidence has been sent 10 MS
father who is in Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Mrs. Anna D. Reed.

Funeral services f"r The .atC Mrs
Anna n Reed. aged - Years. who died
Sunday ut IN" ohio Valley Genera hos
pItnl will h~ held this afternoon ~ ";"h
o'clock 4; the Mrud"l company chapel
l@lo Chaplinr street. pr. Samuel Mar
tin Gibson. pastor "f IN" FIRST l'r"Shy-
terrain church. will ""nGu"t III" s''rNl', :
and intcrmrnt viii h'i made IN St"n"
Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
rnRESr HUTTON.

FajrmOnt. w. Va. May IT, N"td
reached here today OF tn" sudden d"a'h
Of Forest Hutton. prominent resident "i
HuttnnSv!l!r. W Va. which occurred
,ort nj,,h, He WAS q son It IN" lat"
colonel Elihu Hutton Of Randolph
county. \ hrv'hcr. Ernest Hutton. l'\"S
IN FairmOnt lie l''tN"S 4 widow anu
four children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspner. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. l2l2 chaplins Street.
- Call Phone 1917
DIED

F1G.AN .Dn Sunday. MI! 80. l32l. at 9
O'Clock a. m. at tho home at her sis
ter. Mrs. Kat" whitney. Pittsburgh,
IA. NORA. widow of the late James
Filan tncc) FftzSlmm"nS.
The remains will arriv" in Wheeling
Tuesday evening at o'clock and VIII
h. taken Ia the .tltmeyrr d MCt"y
iun,rdl pHrl"c%. llnL hapllnc street
ScrE. ices ", dn">rity morning at 80.
requiem high mass at 81. Joseph
cathedral at o'clock. lntcrm"nt
Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends i'll
Sitcl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
RIVER fELE01ANS.

Davis Island Dam. 81 feet. stationary.
cloudy.
Warren. . feet. stationary. clear.
Oil City. IL feet, stationary. clear.
Steubenvillc. feet. stationary, fSta.
parkcrsburg los feet. falling, rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
800 BANDITS CAPTURED.

GnnS;antinnpic. May 81. French
troops have captured 3nn bandits in i
hattie fought west of Tchatalja Thracr.
Among the prisoners taken Ivy thr
French WIS the chief Of the orGaniza-
ten Colonel RuShdi Rcy.