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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
WANTED

WANTED-GOOd mich COW; no Hol-
stein. Warren Cutler or see l.. D.
Allen. Phone 456. SOU
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
WILL SELL At NAMPA

E. o. Walter. OF the firm OF Walter
and shearsr. auctIoneers. has dated a
registered HolstoIn sale 10 be held
a the Nampa country, Feb. 30. by A.
J.. Perkins
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
ARMIES SALE THURSDAY FEB. n

Or. Armes will hold a general farm
auction sale at his ranch half a mile
north and a mile and half west OF
Filler on Thursday. February IT. ad
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03

Read tho advertisements In The
Record.
IL you want TO realize some cold
cash. use Record classified Advertise
ing
Let The Record office print YOU
stationery. ietterheads. statements
aud envelopes.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
Vauk Bros.

Monday morning at the local
Catholic church. Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Bouska united in matimony Miss
Beatrice Sirovatka and Geo. B.
Beringer. They we're attended
by Miss Susie Beringer and John
Beringer, sister and brother of the
groom. After the ceremony, a
wedding feast was held at the
home of the BRIDES parents where
the happy couple received congra-
tulations and many presents from
the guests. The bride is daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sirovat-
ka. old and respected settlers who
reside i've miles northeast of town;
the groom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beringer of Tyndall
where he IS employed in a barber
shop and the young couple will
make their home. Both young
people have been born and raised
here and enjoy the friendship of
all. The Independent joins their
many friends in wishing them
happiness.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

A very large number Of fans
from Tabor and vicinity and from
Tyndall witnessed the big game
between Tabor and Tyndall last
Sunday at this place in which Tyn
dali for the second tune brought
home the bacon, the score being 4
to 5. Tyndall scoredtwice in the
fifth, twice In the seventh and
once in the eighth innings, while
Tabor brought its four runs in the
fifth during in which inning there
were three men on basss and Kou-
pal to bat who landed Out three
Dagger which came very close to
the foul line, whereupon it was
quickly picked up by the Tyndall
fielder, and hot argument ensued.
Tyndall roosters began TO crow
and cackle that it was a ''fowf'',
but umpire Kostel stood pat and
finally Tyndall gave in and abided
by the decision Of the, umpire,
who at least was in position to
know what he was doing better
thanthe roosters who where no.
where near vantage point to see
straight. These three scores were
not donated to Tabor, as the Tyn-
dali correspondent claims, but
were fully earned. Neither did
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
Yours for Service. ~.
The Square Deal Store
Horacek g Vitek, Props.

A number of our citizens who
attended the Wagner celebration
Labor Day witnessed an auto acci-
dent which was nearly fatal to a
whole family. As John Honomi-
chi was driving home from the
celebration he lost control of his
car on the. grade a mile east of
Wagner. The Car went into the
ditch and pinned the whole family
under it in several feet of water
and mud. A baby in the arms Of
Mrs. Honomichl sustained a bro
ken arm and was nearly drowned.
Mrs. Honomichl nearly suffocated
before she was gotten out from un
der the wreck. The other mem
bers family we're badly bruised. -
Tyndall Tribune.
On Tuesday morning, Septem.
Der 9Th, Frank B. Kolda, son of
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Kolda, and
Enelia Vaith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Vaith, were mar.
ried with nuptial mass by Rev.
Father j. F. Cavanagh, in the St.
John Babtist church at Lesterville.
This popular young couple was at.
tended by Geo. j. Vaith, brother
of The bride. and Clara Kolda, sis,
Ger of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs,
Kolda have the honor of being the
first couple to be married in the
the new church. Many relatives
and friends were present at the CO.
remony, after which all present
were sumptiously entertained al
the home of the brides parents,
The Oracle joins Mr.. and Mrs
Kolda's many friends in wishing
them a long and successful journe y
through life together.
The appointment as postmaster
of the postoffice at L baskerville was
received. Tuesday morning by
ALFRED j. Soukup. The office
will be moved from the old build,
ing, ia which it is now located, to
the Adam Walloch building, next
to the Ripple hardware store.
This young man is to be congrat
ulated on his ability in obtaining
such a responsible position. Mrs.
Pauline Pullman has had charge
of the office since the resignation
of Mrs. Larson. Lesteryille Ora.
cle-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

A game of ball will be played
here next Sunday, September Is,
between Tabor and Freeman COM
mencing at 8 o'clock. A close
game IL expecrea Don't miss it,.
Adv.
Mrs. Frank Biaschke of near
'Fordyce, her son Alfred and
daughter Martha spent Sunday
here visiting: with her brother, r.
K. Nikl. Martha remained here
and will attend school. ..
ghe party who helped himself
to the razors left on the stage Sun
day the 4Lh, is given the alterna.
tive of a gentleman's agreement
to place them back where he got
them, or watch results. Nuf said.
y .r-.<.s..@ Adv.
A newly organized Bohemian
theatrical troupe which is playing
in all of the Bohemian settlements
in the west will visit Tabor and
will play here Sept. 1916 and 1s
at the Opera House. See big
bills for further particulars and
Bohemian ad on page s.. ID Adv.
The following young people left
for various places to take up high,
er studies: Joseph and Edward Pet
rik, William Vitek, James Petrih
and Robert Toczek to Trinity Col.
lege ut Sioux City; John KosteI
and John Houser to Columbus Col
lege in Sioux Falls; Misses Lor,
raine and Georgiana Gardner, An,
ma Petrik, Bessie Vyborny, Helen
Kudrna, Albina Duffek, George
Noll, j. K. Dvorak and Adolpll
Bouska to Normal at Springfield.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
Moving Pictures from Bohemia.


Joseph <Drtina, organizer for
the q. G. B. j. Fraternal organiza.
ton will be in Tabor the %, %
and "a Of this month and will give
and illustrated lecture in the Ope-
ra House Sept, "a. The reels, 5 in
number come from Bohemia and
show scenes from the Cechoslovak
republic, Very entertaining and
educational. Nominal admission
fi5c and l0c. The lecture is given
under the auspices of the local q.
G. B j. lodge. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

Alois Cacek of Geddes was here
n business matters Monday.
Miss Kate Straka spent Sunday
sre with her parents. She is
erking in q store at Wagner.
Thos. Kostel and Jacob Kocer
Chss. Mix County and their
lives were visitors here the latter
art of last week.
Frank Benes, the local miller,
1as taken to the hospital at Yank-
Pn last Saturday. His condition
not improving.
Jos. M. Straka and j. R. Ma
purek and their wives of Chas.
lix county were visiting relatives
ere last Sunday.
John Aver and his wife of She.
andoah, Iowa, arrived here Tues
ay for a short visit with John
eIls and family.
Elegant building, rooms and e.
pipment. Free catalog shows eve
Ething. Nettleton Commercial
ollege, Sioux Falls. Adv.
Michael Hagerty and his wife
Sioux City attended the Valth-
olda wedding at Lesterville last
eek and also visited relatives al
Us place.
Robt. Vauk. G.. A. Ptak and Rs
lgh Slater made an auto trip to
essington Springs and other
Plnts IN That portion of the state
st Saturday.
Louis Koupal and Charles Coo
splayed with Beresford against
ene at Centerville last Friday.
70 score was I to 8 in favor Of
Fresford.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bouska, j. F.
Dstel. A. q, Velat and his wife
re in Sioux Falls early in the
sk visiting in the Columbus
Pllsge.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

half the Rbor fans agree that
the three scores were made on
foul". On this point the said
Tyndall correspondent has another
guess coming.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

For sale or exchange: /, 30 so
Big-4 tractor. ], 1920 Emerson.
Some second hard separators.
A lsO The J. l. Case and Minneapo-
lis, threshers and tractors.
L. Koletzky. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

GnsoIine, kerosine. oils and
greases for sale by Cedar Rapids
Oil Go. Jos. F. Horacek, agent,
has samples of oil and will show
them to you. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

No hunting allowed on my pre-!
misses under any circumstances
don't ask for permission. Law
renee WslIoch. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15

Hunting positively prohibited
on our farms. FIR. Kostroun, Hen
nv Kostroun. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
What Relation Is Bureau?

"The whole Graf family" postcards
Ted, Consists Of Auto. Arlsto, Pluto
and Demo-the last being the most
truly American and the best MIXER
Boston Transcript.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
Mohammedan, Oath.

The MOhammedan takes an oath with
his forehead reverently resting upon
the open Koran. Taking the book In
his hands he stops. slowly bowing bis
head until 1t touches the book.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-09-15
christlanity's ACHIEVEMENTS

With Christianity came new civil
ization, and a new order of ideas.
Tastes were cultivated, manners re.
fined, views broadened and nature
spiritualized.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26

where they formed part 90 tho corrs
lery boys Neut into their Urst teti."
position Oh - Mort Ito:"ne ,be..I
49,. ~. !. aad from that posItiun. at
80 O'Clock on tho morning or Sepc-u-
Der u. 1915. dred their hrat b,-rasr.
sitter iAr I"LNIer guns hId battered
away at the German lines since li.,I
O'Clock the ni:h; " September -.
From thsn "util tho GrmlA,.ce ended
ia" :rsLtl'.E tic .,ii;.t N".h artillery was
constantly in the l!n~ serving ar;!> ely
N tho thick OF the tiShttag for tho tU.i
i"c;f-UiU" ,iays ~ ti'e list great often
slve OF the war
IN" spot wUer" the 3i4th aeld ar:iI-
lery first ct in;o action 'hree years
ago last night $ the h:~iovic hattienrI
where IL is claimed that 4 million n.cH
Yer" kI.."d in The German drive toward
NerGun In 1914. and Veterans OF the
regiment will recall the thousands o.:
Wh!:en-d bones that We're un",,vthcd and
lei, scattered over the Battlefield when
the American forces launched tho drive
toward the MeuSe river IN 'h., sector
Tho drive carried The l6j;h ned ar
tr's-y nr!ear!" tar"U..h tho POSITIONS nj
CGtsy Ridge. Scpsarges. tho Nantill"Is-
MtGeilne Farm road. tuue. EouGgUc,
She.ine Ravinc and the woods over
looking the MeuSe river at Mont: ,hen
across the Neusa river a. Sassy-Sur-
Mont Oh the moruiuS Of November 10
and into their a.. ha:r.e position At
Mouzay. heyoaI &c Mouse where the
end OF the var :oUHd them the n"At day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
n-Ml.%Na1 nu.lnnu
pE-stI3 VI. JiiUisUI5
EXTENDS CALL TO
SANDUSKY PASTOR
Rev. A. Meyer Asked 20 Take Pastorate
BY St. T,Gttraw'S lutheran
COMPENSATION.

Tka congregation 90 g. MATINEE"
Lutheran church of l"'! Dad has "S :
tended n call = H., '.-E. N"'"'. ~
Saadu$ky. ohio. who Is Hs*''tni i'AN'''
81 ,'aris, Lutheran chur, "f that place.
tn" congregation ls a." PREPARING 20
qsnd a cali N The N"V. H. NHhGfa'
pa.tor nt tho r.;'cIur I.r'hE-nn 'Hh:Ih
~ Rcl!-v'e. 90. y. should ~" s;eN' Mt
Never -"In,,: the cal' rendered MN
Fer a,lrc .'riG the Rrnw"pH nS''Ea 70
Ion 80 'rcn without n pastor. an" VI .
expert, need n h't Of ,r"uhin N So uFihS
81 pIr.,.r. nc main factor being INA
hey 10 not know wh"-n minister
roiShr b. e,urci. Sf@'" tfair f"In."I
n.tu,:.c-. Roy. g. j.. Hem. rc"'C"s'! :"
accept the pul.!t at The 'oreapo. .
Lutheran c!.u~ch ~ t"r"aIois. IA. NO
church has extended scv"ra' ca lis 1"
different minister's. bI. AL have hheh
rejected
Row Walt-- E SrhcU''n. p.stor OF tho
st Jan.or Lutheran church. az Wheel
!nr. has a,ao used Hls C""p"ra ti"n N
IN effort - seCr.rr IL r"r''Hnrht IAS'"F
t,r ,l.r chur,a and ~ doing a.! In MS
vuwp- to &c; "r. as soon rs I"%H.h.e. IL
Is ,r-sHrch tina one ~ II" 'wo calls
which have lately been prepared VIII
lie accepted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Man Sought for Murder
Of PatrOIman Found in
Morgue, Victim Of Drugs

New York. Sept 25 A sirsnS" a'teF-
rna;h l., ,hs murder OF FN'ruiman Daniel
Neville. who.wS tuHna shot on 'he
n.rh, o! Angus, - In N""an; west
side lp' 10 haun; of criminals whom
ne laraascI rc.cu:l~ssiy. ioHk p.nre III
.lhc ely morguo todny. TA"r" BOA!
was !dea,ihed by finger prints as ma:
e John Gleason. 81. alas 'Sonp-heau
Il eason. one Of two mon s'ught ny
police In every c:ty Cor the "t!me. .
lie had del from IN overdose OF
drugs FER from ,nc r~Hde=v"Cs - h!S
band Ever since The n!Rht ~ HcH'i'e
.u..rIrr. G!rasuu- home IN West f"rty-
ut\th stree: h:,d been closely wa'cheo'
hut he never returned thc:e Inspector
r',"yhIu. a.! the Gt'r .:'vc bureau. SAID
,i,ca.on vas seen climbing Owe" nc
t.",e -. ne NArun: - A"d was hce'hs
from Ne s,rne Of 'he crime.
William Hrrv. nno.hrr OF the alleged
lQut - awa!rinE rial on charge OF
Ncs; DEGREE murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROBATE or WILL

r~rr" -, -. r,"-E. county Court. Ohio
county. STAT. cr Was, Virginia.
IN ,hs matter o. the proha," r, no
Last W'H sad Testament n. John J.
Rely dcc-aset:
The o3icct OF ,hs petition Hled n ,h!s
H,at.e- ON the 22nd day OF September.
rF"i 9 TO nave admitted 70 probst. a
,,,;e- wr,;las dated tho 2srd day OF Oc-
'a,nr. i,,s. which said paper writing
r..::.-te T. 30 the last will and tesla
"a, ( John J. Reilly. deceased And
!, rn?"ar:aS from, 81 affidavit made be-
-, Ne',oI -. Hubbard. 4 notary pub
:. : N....J.> .. saith. Tho petitioner
....r. 90. 80 ri'..r!ss ;. Reilly. Matilda
% - .''- Fo'en -. Reilly. r ". Rcilly
49,. Wilson. Mary wilson John
:. lr..:. IT.. and Thomas Reilly. hts
so2. MHry 2. P~ads and Heien Van Kirk.
.;,.... ... ,|rSons and noa-rssIIsnts
go he state OF West Virginia II
a hereby ordered that they 10 ap-
rsar 4, my office In the City % Wheel
TX n tho county and state atore-
sSld. w!thtn one month after rho date nc
the .fT~t publication hereof. and DO VIVA,
4. nerss-ary 20 p~ot-c, their Interests
IN said matter. The hearing Of sad
petition - set FOR tho 2s,h Gay o. Oc-
toher. A. D. 1871. a, 10 O'Clock q. m.
Published for the frst time Septem-
esr 25th. 1921.
JOHN II WELLS.
ClSrk County Court ohio County State
OF West Virginia.
Michael Reilly.
Matilda G. Smith.
Agnes G. Reilly. Petitioners.
Iep.3s-oct.3-l0-l7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
THOMAS JOHNSON
DIES SUDDENLY
Aged West Liberty Retired Farmer Ex-
ptres at Age Of 81 Yoars-Lifslorg
Resident Of County.

Thomas johnson. prominent retired
ohio county 'u:u"r. died at l".&,
O'clock sunday UiEht A. MS hunl" IA:
West Liberty. Although h." huI NO:
been ~ good health FOR some time. no
was as wei a. usual ua;n early Sunday
morning. when lie was STRICKEN sudden
= ard expired IN a few hours.
Mr. johnson. who WAS :" years o.!
age. WAS born. raised and spent his on
tire IKE In ONO county. lie 5eGIes sin
children. William. sam. Wills and
charles Johnson. Mrs GraInc and Mrs
Jessie Coates, also two brothers Willis
and James Johnson. HIS wife died g.
Years ago.
Funeral services probably VIII be h~ld
Wednesday afternoon. with Rev. Kelley
OF Wes, Liberty NJ. f., cuurch ot!r!at-
Ing. and !utermeNt N Short Creek
cemetery. MIR. Johnson WAS a member
OF the Methodist church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26

Chaumort. France. Sept "!..-G"r"rh!
John J F"-sh!rg today visited tA's
town. his h"a!QUarters during he world
war. and received an enthusiastic We
CONE on the lard anniversary OF tho
start OF ~" MrGS"-ArLo"no drive
The city W.T. ....snrw'"d m honor OF
TIE Americas ,..n;un:.,,"r. and all the
.uptShl~S gr;hrTer D.. -" city hail -
r.ud-r uonur>, - h!m The mayor OF the
r.ty sad H. manic Q: .'r:sa.nS Ms
arshr!Gsl n lie hearts OF al the peo-
pc. and tina; ! was with great soy Il
WAS found w. h."I broaen his Journey
20 American headquarters II; CoolentG
IL urdcr 70 raH th-m a visit
Tho project u the district OF Haute-
Marie E:"":rd ,;~rera! FersHi"S IN tho
nam" " IA" entire rCpu.a'l"U. wht.e
Deputy EdDI.LiG I'r%S;:i. \ Veteran y: the
war. voiced ~. 1T'-''ug% Of he VET
arans. Genera. rershinE. N replying.
expressed h Joy II ara:n being N
thRUmunt. - which H.. had been elected
I citizen ~ tho :mhahiraHts.
lie Expressed HIS admiration for n"
hero!sm OF the S0iGterS who cam. from
tho region OF thaumurt.
After The reception General rrrsh'nr
drove 10 the chateau where AmeT.ran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWING
BURNS FATAL TO BOY

Harold Shepherd. S yea e. son Of
Vincent and Mary Johnson ;u"pherd
died Sunday afternoon At his homo at
West L!borty. Death resulted from
pneumonia. w.irh developed as l r"su.
OF the boy being scalicd when cup OF
hot cottse wRs spilled over his breast
,aree weeks ago.
Funeral services will be held a, two
O'clock Wednesday afternoon. conducted
BY Rev. Kelly. OF West Liberty. Inter
:uert Will he In West Liberty cemetery
The dead boy leaves his parents. four
sisters and one brother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
NEGRO MURDERED

Fa'rmon, W Va. Seit. * The BODY
~ Dclrhas Walker. Witness IN hodd-
ridge cuun'y murder case vas found
alnug he county road lear tLsrksorrg
last night when tho h0rS" r!ddrn by
Hayward Heater farmer shtcd At Rn
,,,.'ert half hidden 10y IL clI'nr OF bushes
nlonE the side OF read, Walker had
Lren attacked WITH hatch"; AMI his
IA" wa Nad'v mI::'nt"i. The hnrk oc
as head was as" h"o'ru N. I'll" h."''l-
stained weapon .MaA found why nearby.
'Duiri.,.S "C lIHr'is. II county took charge
90 he 'nlv and Mad +; removed :"
where an !nIU"S; Will he
rcll Walker. = negro. was formerly
",up.cy"l as porter nj the Star Line
lu'nI Il: ',arkshGCg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
!. S. Steel Negotiatas
For Plant in Mexico

Mexico City. Sept o5.--Fibcr; H.
Gary. chairman OF tho board % dlrsci.
"rs OF tho United States S:-"I Corpora
ton. prior TO his Departure f""m M"Airu
cry on Thursday. entered into n",".
'!atiUns Tor tho purchase OF the Mon.
'Sr"r Iron and Steel Foundry Comrunys
PR srty among the !a-cr-: "a the re-
public. according 10 EN,r's'"r Tie
newspaper adds that The u,.:IIl :ran>-
fer has not yet been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Funeral Procession
Nine Miles in Length

Dublin. Sept. GA funeral process
son nine miles long. con. ,,Us"d OF 20,"JQ
people. including 1000 Irish volunteers
today escorted tho bodies of William
E'ur!an and Thomas Howard 70 the re
iIhi:rIn burial pot ~ E..ryaud"rs Tn,
""dt.s OF ;he IolJn'' CT ware d's!n-
tered at Nrhertsiowu saturday II"
,oT!ns were drarrd w3;h republican
Tags. Twenty RESTS we're present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
CORONA Runs Down Motor
Boat; Two Men Drowned

New York Sept Is Two men were
drowned yesterday when 'h~ steamship
Corun!I ran down tn. motor s!oop John
Anton. Ia New YORK BAY { was esLah.
.ishcd to-day by tho r",ice The vic.
;i:Es. whose oodics hav. rot been re
"vered were James Rhawl and Ia'uc-
Murphy. both -: RI""k;yu Earlier 70
ports stated tnat ut leaS, thrco Aud pos
: By s!N nen were lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
OIL MEN TO CONFER.

Mex'cr cry. Sept .: n" .ur.s, req.
81 Na:inus American on
companies have been Summoned - Sew
York 10 Uar''Cipnt" ~ a run:"g"N,r ..!
The heads % 'he roTpaNi~s a Wi...n
tho recent Rgr-eMcr' relative ~ 10 "N-
J. r. 'aN-s imposed hv -" N"N;r1r l..-
"rnnNn; viii be discussed! SAYS ~" ~
rr,sior. Minister ~ -" Treasury L..
La lIuerta has deci.n"d 10 gle uG. tie
'rr;nS OF tho agreement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
WORKERS IN PARADE.

Fn!rmon: W Va. Sep. 26.--Mnrion
county workweu W.! parade here No
"eCleer u. Armtstico Day. IN vast
"A Dor demonstration :avO-.nz world dis
armament and the prevention OF 'uturo
war Six thousand men are expected TO
participate IN The parade. Al meet
ing yesterday ;";.:".eutatiEea G.: IS
GOALS affiliated With no MonAgsheia
Trades Council! iH..y crd rsed the pan
and promised 10 h ~" ample represen Ia
ton n the Inc OF procession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
ANNIVERSARY OF
MEUSE-ARGONNE
DRIVES OPENING
sl4th Tisld A-sdnS-y Boys Recall Be-
cstvtnS Their Yapcsm OF frs
at Decd rdan's Hill

'Re~.rhe- thres years ago tonight
Old TOP"
This question. heard on the street
several times las' light rec0Hed ire
FAC. tina, + was ths thi-t annlHers:s'
OF me NeE:Hp!2g % The Neuse-ArSonAe
drive. IN ;He war With Germany.
Wheel!rE's veser9ns % 'he 2:Ith He'd
artillery IN particular well remem Der
that r!zh, 'or :: wHs ~ the opening
phase OF Tho Neuse-Acson"e drive that
re Sl&th regiment. With other rest-
re7ts % y" l55;h Held artillery brig
rH,.. Snt in'n real action cor 'h- first
time.
Coming out OF he g.. Mih!el sector.
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2 killed AND 5 INJURED
Continued from 1ars oas)
rescued from tn. wrcckage OF tho
caboose, close TO his dead conductor.
survivors, Story,

caboose, close TO his dead conductor.
Survivors, Story.
Fireman John WinterbottOm. who was
on the lead locomotive of No. IL. teits
thrilling story OF the wreck and MS
escape from what seemed to him IKE
,"rtain death. After relating the story
Of the yellow. or caution. hock being
set against his train at Goulds Cross
ing. and q. his engineer slowing down
IN Observance ~ this signal Winter
bottom went on 20 say:
When the crash came ala not 80
thing. | never saw tho freight train.
Everything in tho tunnel Was inky
b!aCkness. and theirs was not the least
warning Of the impending wreck. There
was horrible crash. grinding Of iron
AMI .,,rtering Of timber. I was stunned
fur bit. and when recovered suf-
nci"ntiy to know what had happened I
could not SEQ or DO anything. was
envelOped in steam. II seemS to me
that I fumbled and crawled about for 4
week. Then my hand touched . ran.
and ] knew I was on tho ground !
thought was choking TO death. but
began crawling desperately and finally
got out OF the tunnel
Pour Negroes Hot Pound.
The crossing haEmAn at GouldS says
four negroes were riding on the freight
train. not FAR ahead Of the cabooss, when
the freight passed him. These have not
been located.
A special train carrying Otto Sehroll.
general superintendent Of the PanhAn-
die. arrived from Pittsburgh about l
o'clock this afternoon. Superintendent
schroll took charge personally OF the
rescue and work Of CLEARING UP the
wreck. =. c. Coulter. Panhandle division
trh!nmaster at Pittsburgh- and John
Ayers division engineer. are also on
the scene helping direct the relief work.
Bodies OF tho two men killed In the
wreck were brought to L4ndsoyS
morgue here. and Coroner T. Il. Kirk OF
Jefferson county has started An investi-
CATION o. the disaster.
The freight train which figured in
the collision was running from Pitts
burgh 20 Denn!son.
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FATAL PARACHUTE JUMP.

Newark y. J.. Sept rs Attempting
"a r1chn'e drop OF 700 fee, wncn us
"a Econ burst Al an eNh!h:'iun A. II:',-
eide Yak 'oday. Harry karnnni;E. -
cars cd. received broken sine a,.i
cher s"rtprs 'nt"r!"s when 'h' 'a'J-
, hut" failed 20 open In tine Kr-usj.!'l
WIS acting AZ substitute ror 'ar ',;.
iuon.st scheduled 70 make &c aa,'"nsi"',.
lie ~ not expected 70 recover.