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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
George Arliss Perpetuates
The Devil" at Plaza

Hailed as a triumph az photodramatic
art. The Devil" Introducing that poll
lSh"d actor. George Arliss To the screen
l@ pjaylrG 1T tho Plaza theatre all this
week
The Devil was one OF the $"nsa-
mons OF the speaking stage. II had its
ArSt presentation N Budapest IN 1907
and tnen in Vienna. Tho following sea-
son Il invaded the theatres or every
capita in I:uro2G, and created Juror"
wherever staged. In America II had
two productionS--one starring MT AR
liss and tho other Edwin Stevens.
Mr.. Arlisa has repeatedly refused 10
appear before the motion picture cam
era. hut was finally persuaded by Harry
Leonh rdt and Andrew J. CallaEhan TO
perpctuatc his marvellous portrayal OF
The Devil" for Associated Exhibitors.
Inc.
They were fortunate enough to pro
cure James Young to direct The Drv!r'
and the cast chosen Includes Sylvia
E-"am"r. Lucy Cotton. Roland Bottom
ley. Edmund Lowe and Mrs. Arltss Ed
lnund Goulding is author OF this story
OF The Devil"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
FILE APPLICATION
FOR CHANGE OF Venue
IN GOV, SMALL CASE

SPRINGFIELD, His. AVE-. l6---Formal an
riicttinn for a change % venture from
IN. court q: Judge r. s. Smith and from
SInrarrnu rounty was fled here today
hv Attorneys for Governor Len Srn;t l.
under Indictment charging cmbcZz ie-
,H,.. and conspiracy while he was state
treasurer.
It vas indicated that efforts would b."
mad" g.: >"uararc trials for lieutenant
,;nvrrnnr Fred Sterling and Vernon
curtis Grant Park. Illinois. banker. In
iirird with Governor Small.
Stat. nHats were exchanged Today be-
tween ,;rorge Il. Gillespie. Of The gov
rrnur'. counsel. and States Attorney
Mortimer. over IN" question OF the
change Of venue.
NJ Gillespie urged the states at
ioru"y Ia be more explicit in his recent
nrTcr to grant 4 chnn-e without oppo-
s!..nn. and Ia name the judG" before
whom he wished arguments on the
change 20 h" made.
MI Mortimer in has reply reiterated
\ former statement agreeing lot TO OPP
pose any attempt to take the case out
Of SanEamon county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
WOMAN ENDS LIFE
WHEN EDITOR WRITES
THREATENING LETTER

'h:,"Eo. Aux. l6.--Mrs. Mary -"
ErIt". NinUcr ct numerous beauty "uH.
tests killed h"rS,.If hcr" '.,:lN tOHIy
wh ,t" mentally icr"n.:~d toy flIu,uE
I"tj'H ..nu DIS "n'!, n"l. according :" II
N"rG'.' crt.rncd hI IN" ,"'"u'rS jury
II IN, inquest.
Cause i"Id.ur NJ :" the Sui'd" were
81 unusual. Unw"Ncr. tnat Coroner
Hoffman vii! Irak" - farther nN"s;I-
CATION.
N",urdlnE to stories toid 10y thc :ir!
relatives, she read an article en'iiteh
The Planned knight in Il maEl@'n"
published IA North Dakota relating ="
,u., tdrrlur and frathrrIur Of pr. Joan
= Haul -: lsr:,urnunt, TEXAS, hN maSk"I
rI"u.
Mrs. be Erlto wrote the governor or
North H.. kOla. asking him 10 suppress
the ma .;;lzInr. The letter Was forward
al IL the editor OF the magazine. IN"
EDITOR in replying Ia Mrs. DE lirito. S;tih
III you are undergoing 'r"torm
spasm. your own city and state afford
YOU ruundicSN opportunities We didn
start yuur intrusion into our atIaF .
but we'll guarantee To finish Il good ann
plenty
IL was in fear of repriSals by Tie
ragazinr. Il is said. that led Mrs. DE
Rrltu IL go into her bathroom, connc"'
a rubber hose TO the gas Jet and turn
on the gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
.Horvph n. 6-otshAll.

Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock over tho re-
mains OF Joseph II. Goltshall. who died
at the home of his daughter. MIS-
Florence Wheeler. near Pleasant Grove,
Ohio, yesterday morning at $50 o'clock
following a stroke OF paralysis. The
funeral will b held from the residenoe
and interment will be made In Olive
Branch cemetery at Harrtsviile.
Mr.. Getshall was 4 life Ions resident
of Harrison county. and one Of the best
known farmers OF the Ohio Valley. He
is survived by four children
Mrs G.. w. Pearce. Barton; Ara'
Floronce Wheeler. Pleasant Grove. OHIO;
Mrs. Frank Hummel. Pleasant Grove;
Mrs Earl Heath. Georgetown. and Ever
ett n. GotshaL. Pleasant Grove. A SIS
ter, Mrs. James Wilson. Piedmont and
n brother. William, Georgetown, also
suryicA
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START PROBE
!. PRECINCT ONE
EIGHTH WARD
90 WITNESSES THERE TESTIFY
THEY VOTED FOR 9nLIGAN.
CARRIAGE MEN, OFF ELECTION
DAY, WERE PAID BY CITY.
JOHN ROE TELLS OF SEEING PACK
AGES HANDED INTO PRECINCTS.

City council sitting a. an ",r'r"t'
probe committee. resumed hrar;n; evil
dence last evening m the criminal '"nr;
room following the regular session OF
council. The most Irrp"rtar' testimony
given at last rights session was that
C,tv Health CommiSSlo"c" Or. j r.
Marsrhnrr loft -" EarhaG" collectors
Of on election day and that tHHE were
pad for a daS : work.
Thirtv-slN witnesses testified iNs, eve
ming that they voted c"r charles /.
Ginigan in Precinct No. az IN" E'Shth
ward. The Gilligan attorneys say tins
tends 10 show that there wer" more
people voted for GilligaH n this precinct
than were counted for him
John Peterson, colorcd. testified that
he had formerly worked ~ Carriage
collector for the citS; that he was asked
by DR.. Marschner "a work for certain
slate on election day but was paid Tor
a days work You were always given
q day OF on legal holiday and pala
for It. were you not was asked nS
City Solicitor O'RrHn III" witness re-
plied he had never been given day OFT
and when he did not work on the Fourtn
OF July he did not receive any pay from
the city.
Georxe Tape, former stable boss for
the city, said ne heIu ~ Va HiS '"N"
one day for tho arrival OF DR.. Mar
schner; that the doctor told them VINO
TO vote for by passing out sample bal
lots: that they were told they did not
have to work on election day but worlo
n, paid for the days work. lie said
that mono Of tho men worked but
man named S1dber who took his place
at the stables on election day. S'dIer.
~ SD was given his $3.50 for MS
Roxular days work and 81 additional TO
stay At the stables. He said he believed
the city also paid the extra 81.
Andy Watkins another garbage col
lector, told about the same story ana
raid he never was paid before on
holiday. DR.. Marschner was caI'ed Dy
Collector O~Brien. In reply 70 aueS-
lions, Dr. Marschner said ne ala 'eN
them they could take off election day.
and that they would he paid Tor the
day, but that this was instructions from
ths city manager Did you let the
mon of ut the last presidential cleo
TOM was asked by Attorney Conlt1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Negro Running AmuCk
Kills Three; Wounds Seven

Augusta. Ga. Aug. l6.-Three persons
are dead as 4 result of disorders which
began when negro ran amuck this
afternoon through the center OF the bus
mess section. Seven arc known 20 have
been wounded. two OF them proha bly,
fatally.
A patrolran, an unidentified white
man and a negro were killed in
shooting ARRAY following the initial out
break of the apparently craZed man.
Crowds swiftly collected and armed
bands hogan to patrol the streets. lead
inG 10 he fear on the part Of the city
authorities OF racial clashes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Moro Unemployment

A report by the State Bureau OF Labor
on the relative employment condition OF
manufacturing plants on Juno l and
July IS. recently issued. shows there
were $500 moro persons employed on
June l than on July Is. The figures for
June l were 26.44o and July Is. 22.SS3
persons employed in the l2O manufac-
turing plants which reported.
In commenting upon the general bust
ness conditions and expressing an orin-
ion as to tho future outlook 4 number
Of concerns gave the int0rma zion that
summer months are always SLOW" the
report stated. and that some improve
ment Is due in the fall" Tho glass and
metal working Industries were the hard.
est hit during tho summer months. the
report stated the former losing more
than 1000 wcrkmen ard the latter more
than 1000. during the period covered
by tho report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
A BARE PACT.

Two ladies gay met boy onc day;
His legs were briar SCratch"G.
His G. s'"S were blue. but a nut-brow1
hue
Mai. tho place where his pants
w".e PATCHED.
They dubbed with Joy nj ~" blun-cyrd
hoy
With his spot Of nut-hrown hue:
why didn't YOU patch with color to
match.
They rhucklcd: why not in blue,
Come. don, hn coy. my bine-brown by
Sprah out" and they laughed win
glce.
And he h!ushed roSc--ci while ne bash
fully said:
THAT amt no patch: that's me-"
National Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Hauanan's Rpling.

Corporations engaged in the p-oduc-
ton of oil and gas will not be required
to pay both n production and a sales
tax, under the provisions OF an act by
the last legislature, according 10 rul-
ing BY Walter g. Hallanan. stat" tax
comm ssioner.
Tho Legislature did not provide spe-
cihc exemption. but II did not state that
both taxes should be paid. the commits
sioner said recently in 4 letter 10 at
tornrvs at Parkersburg. whn Qucri' d
him on the subject. Mr.. llallanan sn ~
that in his opinion the Legislature" did
not intend that corpora tions should pay
for both production and sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
PaWnbroker COnfrontS
Burch, Murder Suspect

Los Angeles. Calf. Aug. 1s.-E' a.
Roscnthal. pawnshop proprietor. VINO
yesterday identified 10 the satislact'on
OF the authorities. n shotgun STOCK
found on the beach near Santa Monica
shortly after the killing of J. b. ken-
ncdy. as n part Of gun he had solo 10
customer entering his shop late IN
July today was given an opportunity 10
seq il he could itcntify Arthur Btrcn'
indicted for murder Rosenthal was
taken to the office Of Deputy District
Attorney Asa kayas. and there IL is
he looked at the young man
After The meeting Rosenthal said ne
had been told not 10 give out interviews
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
KENTUCKIAN STAYS
WIFE AND HER MOTHER

HopkinsviI!e, KY, Aug l6.-L;arvey
ME>ord. %. today shot and Killed H..
WIFE, -. ard his mothcr-in-law. Mrs.
Harland Durham, IS. and then commit
ted suicide by taking poison. when
Deputy Sheriff Warner attempted to
arrest him. The Mc'orGs. prominent
Christian country people, elopcd and
were married In GAINESVILLE, Tenn, last
January.
Mrs. MoCord who was said 10 be an
expectnnt mother. and her husband
separa ted several weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
YOUNG TRAIN RIDER
HAS HAND INJURED

4 hoy named Muse WAS brought to
the North Wheeling hospital at l:3c
o'clock this morning from Piedmont.
Ohio. suffering with a badly injured
hand. He is said to have fallen from a
freight train on which ne was riding,
having the hand crushed. Bad cuts in
the hand were stitched, and attendants
at the hospital said they believed that
amnutation would not DO necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
MOTHER JONES IN 1~oo

Williamson. W. Va. August is. -
..Mothcr' Jones. labor organizer. arrived
IN Williamson last night after. 1t is
said permission was granted by Cover
nor Morgan 10 visit the MinEo coal
fields where there has been an industrial
controversy since July l. 1920.
Upon her arrival she obtained per-
mission from sheriff 4. c. Pinson to
v.si, the county Jail. where nearly 100
prisoners are confined. some Of them
hring Idle miners. This Is the third
time Mother" Jones has visited the
Williamson district since tho contro-
vcrSy BEGAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
TO FACTORY;
new TRUCKS ARE DUE

Rohcr; Hoffman, chief mechanic for
N" C!tl hr" department, leaves TINS
morning for columbus. Ohio driving the
purnprr located AZ tho North Wheeling
fire STATION to the Segrav"s factory. Ee-
nairS will he made on the machine and
Hoffman viii drive the machine back
Frida-.
The two nnws bumpers from The La
Fran. company at Elmira y. Y. are
expected IN tomorrow. One viii he sta
toned At Warwond and the other on
the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
YHNDIsH ACT BY MOB.

Waco. Texas. Aug. 1.-THE body Of
Alex Wynn. a negro, who was hanged
hv Il mob at Da;ura for attacking -
seven year old while girl WAS taken
from an undertaking establishments A.
Coolidge last night and burned on the
main street according to word reaching
here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Yost Takes Position
AT the State Capital

Charleston. ". Va. Aug. 1s.-Ellis A.
Yost. Of Morgantown. who represented
Mononya liza county for two sessions In
the state legislature, has accepted
nosition in the office Of the state tax
commissioner. Walter S. Hallanan. Mr..
Yost has arrived in tho city to assume
his duties and will make this his nome
in the future. lie is accompanied 0y MS
children.
Mrs Yost. who is now In Europe, VIII
ioin her husband and family hero In
Scptcmber. She Is at present In at
tendance Of the 10Th interna tional con-
crcSs against alcoholism. She was APP
pointed delegate from this country by
President Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
JUNIOR MECHANICS MEET.

ClarksburG. W. Va. Aug. l6.-The
twelfth annual convention or the
Daughters OF America. tho womanS
auxiliary Of the Junior Order OF lnitch
American Mechanics. got under way
herr tonight with reception for dele
gates Convention sessions proper VIII
begin in the morning and the thirty
second annual state convention OF IN"
Junior Order will start at the Same nm"
at the Moose hall. Approximately $50
delegates arc expected TO attend the
conventions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
To Addrera conrention.

Governor Morgan. Mayor Hall and
E N. Keauey. speaker OF the house off
delegates. will he among the speakers
who will address the national convcn-
tion OF the United National association
OF Fostoftce Clerks which meets here
the week OF September 1. Il was an
nounred recently.
Among entertainment features plan
ned for the convention week are an old
fashioned barbecue. and Il visit to an
oil we'll and coal mine for those of the
clerks who have seen neither.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
rurnar Funeral

Tho funeral or Mrs. Sarah Jane I"
ner, who died at the ago OF - ~ hei
home at Sand Hill Monday evening" VIII
be held this afternoon nj O'CLOCK al
the late residence. Rev & r Newman
OF the Dallas M. f. church will ouIclaie'
Interment will take place at Sand Hill
Mrs. Turner was the widow OK inc
late Samuel Turner. She Is survived by
the following children: C.s' Iurner'
Taylorstown. IA. MIS- Frank biaAe'
Island; Mrs. Mary Davis. Caldwell; mrs,
Jessie Davis and w. II. Turner Sano
Hill; aud the following grandchildren,
Ralph Turner Corapolis. Pa; hyra ana
Ivan Turner. Taylorstown. Pa; Sran
Elizabeth Bur&s and Mildred IurnefN"
four great grandchildren. and q SISTER
living In Kansas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
STATE HAPPENINGS

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. 10 "nntH
lcvying boards have been admoHish'" 70
give the most careful consideration 20
''all matters related 10 public cNp"no'-
lures with 4 view to holding down 10
AN absolute minimum tho various tax
Ievies" for the coming year. by Walter
s. HaIlanan, state tax commissioner IN
Il letter to members Of all county
courts in the state.
The letter reCited conditions arising
from the readjustment period ana adoS
that all estimates will be sCrutinized by
the tax commissioner office In order
to determine whether ali lcvies come
within legal requirements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Two Killed; Two Injured
In Bursting Of Pipe

Pittsburgh. Pa, Aug. l6--Twn men
were killed and two Others injured when
an righr-inCh EaT pipe lending from
we'll on the Andrews farm. near Eliza
both Ia. burst. Gas had just. heen
turned INTO 'he nip" and one man sitting
as;rid- it was hurled high into the air
ard fell fifty fec. way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
TO REORGANIZE
u. S. ARMY STAFF

Washington. Aug. l6.-Compiete re-
orga iz;tion Of the army general stair
along lines tested in France by Genera
Pershing as comma nder Of the Amcri-
can Fxpeditionary forces Is understood
To have been approved by Secretary
Weeks.
The rev scheme concentrates hVc
sections Of rho staff. each controllI nG
absolutely It's special provinces; hu'
closely cuordinated with one another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
FEAR DISORDERS IN
INDIANA COAL REGION

indianapolis Aug. l6 - UneaSness
over conditions In tho Indiana coal mine
district was expressed today by coal
operators In conference with Governor
McCray who was told that disorders
may develop any time or place.
The governor declared that law and
order will be maint4 incd, the state it.
self acting If necessary. Local Officials
however. arc expected TO handle all SIT
Nations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
OBITUARY
PRIVATE TUNNELS
FUNERAL HE'LL HERE

The funeral Of Private Richard F.
Tunney. who was killed IN France
September 80. 1918. was held from
Schroeders undertaking parlors yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock Requiem
high mass WAS observed at st. Joseph's
Cathedral at O'Clock and intermeut
took place in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

During the month OF July 1876 iniur-
les were reported 10 the WorkmcnS
Compepsa don Bureau and l,T4l appli-
cations were flled. according 70 the re-
port submitted by the chief OF the ella I'm
departing 10 commissioner Lee OFT
There were sixty fatal cases included
in the total number Of accidents. ac-
cord 20 the report
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II don't remcrlhsr." r"''..'l rr. Mar H.
c-aso Questions witness.

CraSo Questions witness.
Georg" Garrett. ir. ',.,':ncG IN "N-
animation 10y Attorney john l.. Arbcnz
'ha, h" talked 20 cry Manager II. 6.
Crar" in :hr hal last evening hrtnr"
The meeting. that CraE" I'D hlm ~"
ro"d not ,rm" h.,h If h. 10" som"
..i,,.. ." -. ~. - Il. Ne. =" ;"dc"
and acr"f the martini: cam" ha"k. "iHd
Mr. rragn Civ N"u any reason COR N
forming y"u ,hIt - w. n"; necessary
.nr Won t. coin herr" asked Attorney
ronlff VI" - d.t not WIS IA" an
Swer Mr. Cr..r" hen H~Nri ""rmIN-
sion To ask III" wl;n,>> ~"rrrH. U"t>-
tiOnS.
You told me :ha, l"U hId t. :"
:" Z, 'nd.:" mrr'irE. and told yen 'n,i
I; would hr some ;!ur h,tn:" r"ur'',
met and thar you c"uid ~ {" n" n"";-
Ing frs, and return. - Tins not true
no. TIA, i not wNl' vow ~l'd." -
Piled the witness.
Voted for Giuigan-
The witnesses who testified :" Voting
for GrtiEan n precinct NJ. OF me
Eighth ward were: Mrs. t.mn,., Er"hn,H.
Miss Lena F'rohmc Virginia L"cffl"r.
Annie Spcidrl. Cnthcriu" EtEh'"nhauEh.
Mrs. Ca'hcrin" Zero. Edward nhrru.an,
Joseph Bcrn. Zen Sr"'d"i. John IS"Cktr
James A. Wagner. Mrs. !. Monford. Mrs.
Fehe Mcnrorrl. Louis Mnut"rd. +. &.
Fn,te. Miss RcrthI Fcttr. Mrs. BERTHA
r'ci:c. Miss Mary fctte. GcGIE" la
F!am Mrs. George La FHam. Dora Loo.
Charles Spridcl. Ir Eleanor Schiller.
Hen Null. Mrs. Henry Nuu. G""rG"
Fink John Mc(rrady. Mrs. John Nc
Crcady. CHRIS Miller. Tom M0nahan.
Ior wood
E'r.dericks. W w. Mcmillan and John
Roe.
Roc testified that he saw from VIM
dow in his home on TWO occasions the
night Of the election. person hand
q package In one Of :he windows Al the
voting prcCin"' lie sand hr supposed
the tickets were tally sheets Of the TO-
sult. 4. c. Frohmr said he understood
the night before the primary that I
deal was made in gambling place
tina; he would be counted out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Ao- Funeral

Tho last sad rites were held yeS'eF-
day afternoon at 100 O'Clock over inc
remains OF Shadrak Moore' ClFtI war
veteran. who died at his nome sa'uFusS
evening. Rev. George r. l'ocknrt on
ciated. and interment was mAue !"
Greenwood cemtery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

The Charleston Industrial Corroration
which purchased the powder town OF
Nitro near here from the government
at the close OF the war, recently an
nounCcd the sale of Ave acres Of land
and four buildings 10 the state road
commission for storage purposey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
pex.ruaesd Stat. Road.

The road from CI"ndrnln 70 ParkcrS-
burg. by way Of Spencer. Walton.
Elizabeth and Reedy. has been des,g-
mated by the State Road commission
az a state road. it has been announced
at the offices OF the state road COM
mission. This road will be one Of the
first to be paved under the new road
bond issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Open Football Camp

conncllsvIlle. Pa. Aug &c Thirty
Young husk!es. all ca ndidIt"S for ia"
Washington. n. High sch""! f""thaI II
team. opened camp in the Indian rr""k
valley on Monday They viii remain
there until about September 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
ChAriartun Tnx LAZY

The tax levy for Charleston for the
coming fiscal year has just been an
nounced by the city council as $l.3s on
tho 500 property valuation as compared
with 3l.1o last year. The budget for
the coming year totals s3c4.900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

Mullens Is to have q new water works
accsrdtng to tho provisions of a corpor-
alton certificate granted by the secre-
tary OF state to the Mullens Water
Works. The capital stock Is 500. 900.
The incorporators represent Charleston
intereStA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Nh MStilda Keller.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock over the remains
OF Mrs Matilda Keller who died sun
day at her home in Triadclrhia. Inter-
nent took place in Greenwood ceme-
tory,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

Tho remains OF John EameorA aged
"a. Slavic coal miner. who died at the
North wheeling hospital yesterday
Morning from a complication OF dis
.as.s. have been sent to his home IN
Ear,on for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

Some men are just naturally 50 OPP
;ir,istic that when they see a little
striped animal in the road they try to
run over il with their automobiles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
Club INCORPORATED

The Mercer Country Club Of Prince
ton has been Incorporated for $1,000
by the secretary OF state. II has been
announced here.
Bought BY the State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17
wAHTED-A1EMES.

wANTED-Large shirt nufacturer
wants agents 10 sell complete line OF
ahtrts directly to weftrrr. Exclusive
patterns. Big values. Free sampler
Madison Mills, sos Broadway, New York.
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WAHTED-FEMALN.

WANTED Experienced white Etri.
Cooking and down stairs work Mrs.
R r. Hutchins. Pleasant Valley. phone
Woodsdale 32s. augl7-t
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Pirates Buy Pitcher
From Raleigh Club

Durham. -. g. Aug. l6--PttCher
Hughes OF the Raleigh club OF the Pied
mont league. was sold yesterday 10 tho
Pittsburgh Nationals.
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Any lawyer will tell you that som"
people hate to take advice. even when
they pay for it,,
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Men jump into marriage hltndly. but
they're wide awake when they try to
jump out