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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-21
Trustee. Sale


Default having been made in
the payment of the debts and
obligations secured to be paid in
a certain deed of trust executed
the LIST day of March 1920, by S.
p. Holmes and wife, Ada c.
Holmes, to che undersigned as
Trustee, as same appears of re-
cord in the Office of the register
of Fayette county. Tennessee in
record Book No. 81 page 495 and
the owner of the debt secured
having requested the undersiUn-
ed to advertise and sell the
property secured by said deed
of trust, all of said indebt-
edness having matured, this
is to give notice that ] will on
Saturday, Feburday Is, 1871.
commencing at twelve o'clock,
noon, in front of the Post Office
in Williston, Tennessee, proceed
to sell at public out cry to the
highest and best bidder for cash,
the following described property,
to-wit: Two certain tracts OF
land lying and being situate in
the County of Fayette and State
of Tennessee, Viz;
Tract Mol lying and being
situate in the 18th civil district
Ehand nth Surveyors District, on
the waters of the North Folk OF
Wolf River, and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning at a stake on
the North boundary line of the
orgiaal Polk and Devereux Entry
| No. 294 for 500 acres at what is
now G. P. Aliens S, W. Corner
lin M. E. Lucas East boundary
| line, runs thence East with g.
P. Aliens South boundary llne'
and the North boundary line OF
the said Polk and Devereux entry
1870 poles to a stake, formerly Q
red.oak corner, the N; E. corner
of said entry No. 294, and on
the West boundary line of Mrs.
Martha Guys homestead tract
Widow of Hiram Guy), thence
South with the W. bound.
ary line of her homestead
and the W. boundary line of Mrs,
Cord Alexander's homestead 2So
! poles to a stake in the Inbound.
ary line of the Lightle Estate al
a beech marked 1T, and K
f." the S. E. Corner OF i
In. Kean's entry No. 6S'
thence west with the w
boundary line Of 7. and R. Kings
entry No. 449 for 1000 acres
$50 poles to a stake on the Z
boundary line of M. Z. Lucas
thence North with the E. boun
dairy line of the said M. E. Lucas
tract 2SO poles to the beginning
and containing 25o acres, more
or less. This being the SANE
tract transferred by Susanna
P. Locke et-al to Sam P. Holme'
by deed of conveyance records
linthe Office of the register 0
Fayette County, Tennessee i
Record Book No. IS page 1s9, t
which reference is hereby made
Tract No. 2 known as tn
"Phillips Tract Beginning q
an iron pipe in the Somervill
and Holly Springs Road fror
which North So degrees East 2
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-21
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA &ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY
ICo-operative Marketing Service

The Marketing Division Of the Gfaffc Department Of
Nashville Chattanooga St Louis ilway will furnish to
persons desiring purchase the and addresses Of the
owners of the following:
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-21
For Sale

Baskets, Cases. Crates, Hampers Boxes; FEED:
Poultry Mixed Cotton seed meal and Huls Ground Barley,
Beet Pulp Bran Corn all kinds of Hay all kinds of Meal
Rice bran and polish Salt Shorts Straw Tankage; Innoc
uaton Culture for Legumes Lime and Limestone for agr
cultural purposes; Manure; Sorghum Molasses Nursery
Stock all kinds Potatoes sweet and Irish SEED Barley
Beans all kinds, Cane Clover, Alfalfa Aske Burr Grim.
sen, Lespedeza Mammoth Red Sapn Sweet White; Corn,
all kinds, Cotton, Grass all kinds Millet Oats Peanuts
Peas all kinds Rape, Rye, Timothy Turnip Vetch Wheat
Toprodueers will be furnished application the names
and addresses of persons by whom the following commod
tiles are
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-21
Wanted

FEED DamagedtGrain, Moasses Bran, Corn Hay,
all kinds Mra Barley and Cotton Seed Oats Shorts Straw
Tankage; Manure Limestone Sorghum Moasses Potatoes
sweet and Irish: SEED Beans of all kinds Cano, Clover
Aske, Crimson Lespedeza Mammoth, Red Sweet, Sweet
White Corn all kinds, Cotton, Grass, all kinds Mle Oats,
Peanuts, Peas, all kinds Vech, Wheat
Breeders of live stock and producers of field garden
and orchard products for except such reach the
ket through established and logical channels invited to
communicate the unde signed complete description guam
tiles and other necessary information of such commodities
Instructive literature on Alfalfa Sos, Lime in Agri-
culture Peanut and Soya Bean oil manufacture will bema-
ed to any address upon request.
Address
L.P. BELLAH, General Agent,
Nashville, tennessee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
As for the ocean fair.man slroae rghl - IT, Co.

Soon the twins. accompanied by
Flippety- FLAP, the fairyman, We're
on their way TO hunt the circus ami
mails. Mind YOU. the whole lot Of
them had escaped. having been set
loose by the gnomes
Now. then. let's see" said the
fairy man, sitting down suddenly
and looking at the sole Of one of his
immense shoes. u keep an my
notes and memoranda here It's so
convenient And I've written down
the name of every creature that used
10 be in the circus-his address. too.
But land knows. the names of some
of 'em are so enormous there
wouldn't DC enough shoe I'm the
whole world to hold one of 'em.
Take the elephant, for instance. his
name is Rajah Singh Allah Dingh
Moochapootra Lallahusgarstan."
What did YOU say?7 asked Nancy.
Lands o. goodness can only
say it once in day replied the
fairy. THE circus people called him
Squeak for short"
Why" asked Nick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09

SAY" grinned Flippety-Flap, If
questions were dollars, ia be able
TO start q bank. shouldn't + I don't
know why.
Gle uvcs at-well nc lives IN a
jungle near a river I'm far-off coun-
try Now let's be of.
T-Iippety-Fl jumped 10 his feet
and took an enormous stride. II
seemed as though he must certainly
have the scven-league boots, for he
was almost out of sight at once.
Nancy and Nick told their Green
Shoes to follow the fairvman. and
instantly The faithful little servants
were whiekine the twins through the
air after the fast-disl 0pearing fairy
like comets after the moon Flip
pety-Flap always kept one enor-
nous step ahead over rivers and
hills and lakes he led them. walking
over water as though it were solid
ground, As for the ocean. the fairy
man strobe right over It, showing
whales and iccbergs out of his path
with his toes like so many pebbles.
Go BE Continucd.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
HEALTH
ADVICE
COMMISSIONS


What causes spells my mother
takes? She drops on the floor I'm
a CONFUSION or spasm and is quite
sick for an hour after she comes to.
Her health otherwise is excellent
These spells come once a month TOR
at times once i'm several months.
Would triple efervescent bromide
help and when and how often should
she take them. is il a disease of the
nerves.
Commissions may be due To a
number OF causes, among which are
epilepsy hysteria. organic celebral
disease, and uremia. I would sug-
gest that YOU obtai= for your
mother a thorough medical eXami-
nation, after which, if the remedy
you suggest is considered desirable
your physician viii advise You as
TO the method of administering it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
Mcaning the Baby.

Should I wean my baby? He is
Is months old, and is healthy. He
eats most anything, and just started
to walk.
If your baby is I'm good health
there is no reason why he should
not be weaned. He If quite old
enough TO be weaned, and The sea-
son Of the year is favora bic. DO
not wait for warm weather. since
weaving i'm summer is sometimes
difficult and dangerous.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09

one side OF my chest is higher
than the other or maybe / should
say one side is depressed.
1t is impossible TO say merely
from "a description in a letter what
may be the cause of the depression
in your chest A diagnosis can onIy
hc made as the result of careful
examination. The depression may
be due to some condition of the
lung. caused by disease or opera
ton. OR 10 a change in the bones
forming the chest wall. caused by
ricketts, or lateral curvature of the
spine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09

BY International News Service:
ATH EMS. March S.-A successful
operation was performed Tuesday
upon Princess Anastasia. wife Of
Prince Christopher. VINO before her
marriage was Mrs. William B. Leeds.
The operation was conducted by
DR. GeroUlonos after consultation
with Or. Alden r. Hoover. an Amer
lean physician. II was announce q
that The princess was out Of danger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
Putting ON Flesh.

VIII you please tell me something
I can do to fill out the hollow rlace
lin my neck? ] was advised 10 mas
sage with olive oil. but this seems
to do no good I have plenty Of
flesh every where else.
1T is not possible always TO put
ON flesh where it viii fill out hol-
low places. 1t is possible. however.
that regular massage will build up
the muscles, aa1 in that way
achieve the desired end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
Declare Mike de Pike
Guilty on TiUO Counts

CHICAGO. March S-"AIike he
Pike" Heitler. notorious Chicago
character and one time king" OF
the city's underworld. was found
guilty OF conspiracy and violation Of
prohibition laws by jury here
Tuesday in the 100000 liquor case
which has been on trial for a month.
The maximum penalty IS two years
imprisonment or $4,000 fine or
both
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
South Bend Markets
HAY srRArK AM rrrn-

Corrected Daily By Tie Wesley Miller
Flor Is leed Co.. g20 :. Michigan.
NEW HAY-Paying SI4 10 SIS selling
So TO so
STEAW-Paylng 81. selling SIC, or
90 bale
OATS-PayiEg acc. relling COO to Toe.
CLOVER SEED-Paying 500, selling
So 70 S1+
ALSfIEE CIONER-SeIling SIC 70 SIS
ALFALFA tNorthern grown)-S1a.
NEW CORN-Payins Coo. selling 75c
20 9Uc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
HIDES AND TALInNF.

Corrected Today By :. ". Lippman.
210 n. Main ST.
HIDES &c; caIfskfnE 1O-: rend-
cred tsllow, ~ sc lb.; rough tai
low, 2aSc ID: bcesWaI. 2JdS5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by u. T. Morgan. stars
Mills, Hydraulic Av.)

Mills, Hydraulic Av.)
CORN-Pay'ag SOC a busneI
OATS-PayluC 42c. selling 7Gc
BEAN-Selliug 81 80 100 10. lots; 81 50
J0U lb lots
MIDDLTNGS Selling Se.15 hundred.
CHOPPED FEED-5ellng 500 per
cwt.
SCRATCH FEED-Seling $2.JO8s2 =
cwt
GFTNDTNGS-Sc hushel
WHEAT-payiu- $40
EAE-PayIhg SIS.
CLEAN BUCkWHEAT - Paying S25C
hundred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
PRODUCE NARK-T.

Corrected To-day by the brotherhood
Grocery. 230 y. Wasn ST.
PUTTER AND EGGS-Erea niar- hs--
ter paying J0c pound, selling J1r pound
eggs. paving soc dozen. selling fOc
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Fru
California nava. oranges DC % coo per
dozen: new cabbage. paying 1-2c II.
selling 81.
NFW POTATOES 20 rnnh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09


Corrected Daily by Major Bros, 9. L.o-
gan St. AushawniaD
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fatr 70 good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
AV1NG THE sox CARS IN THEIR PAST FOREVER

the Iovlnst sort OF playroom on fatA1
days. The crystal fringed candelAr
bra have most fascinating Jingle.
As for the kitchen, 1t fills Its OLD
time sphere, hut 1t IS ten times buster
Than ever before. and works over
time. Gardens, orchards, cows and
chickens, were counted in the nrst
e,i,I!pm"nt, 50 that little outside pur.
chasing Is necessary. The apple
trees are Immensely popular with
rl;rsc children who had forGotten
wha; apples looked like, even II they
ever had known. Inside the white
ticket fence are chestnut trees rtS-
god M with rope swings. Back OF
the vegetable garden is a ripping
brook with tiny pebbles on the bot
ION that tickle your bare feet. and
there is perfectly stunning rob-
berS cave up the hill little way.
American Lutherans, In their
World Series Campaign, October
I5-Sl COR $l,25O.N0N, are underwrit.
ing numerous orphanagcs in II coun-
tries II Europe in addition to the
ccIncil'S many other activities there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

ta"d ~ Wheeling township: considera'
ion $i.ru.
Divorce Suit Piled.
Ja!,v :. hu.tE ~. Louis ldwin Schultz
Action for divorce on III" grounds 81
c>t", N" cruelty. Attorney Heinlrln
Lynch a J"iurS represent the plaintiff
Brought to Jail.
Russell NI,',',ain was brought to the
..,l.uiy i.,.l yr~;rrd.'y rs barton Officers
:: - 81 cl"d ,i.at he was found carrying
concealed weapons and n" VII nave i
hearing before Squire Simpson OF l5ar'
tom IN the near future.
Kenneth Temple and J. NJ. rye sald
20 ho from near Washington. Pa. were
IfouI:ht To the county Jail yesterday by
Marshall Shriycr Of MorrIsto~n. IL IA
alleged that small quantity OF liquor
WAS found in the machine which the TWO
we're driving. They will face the mayor
If MorriStown in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
RADICALS THREATEN
GENERAL CR0WDER

ryovaoa. Oct SN-Threa's against
N,ior General Enoch IL. ,T"w6er ana
m. United states legation In Havana
arc contained In proclamatlons distrIh-
uted here In connection with the Snc'"-
Vanzet,l case. Til" posters d"h""hEe
General Crowder as a representative ot
,bo American Pourgiosc' and Threaten
",hs dagger OF vengeance" against the
Americans.
The police. however. arc taN'nS
n-omp, action. Last night they arrest
I'd r..n persons at tho headquarters OF
sy,diralist labor organization. a
number of terrorist proclsmauon' were
FOUND or the premises. Others are OK
pcctcd. The prisoners VIII b" gwen
preliminary hearings to-morr"" III
srecla court which Is investigating 'ne
tnrrnr.st agitati0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

"FrOln Box Car 70 taSii" SOUNDS
IKE n fairy tale or the litie al II
movie thriller, hut 1t Is iru" St"r!
I'm Euruur these days. or "or'S''
u!.nlv Of cnS'le residents have h"tA
mn,im ont and luCH'in:: in box cars.
81 II works both was. lmpoN"rit'''
noblrmrn move uli and tat prn:tt"'rS
move in, as II rule. but now mud th"A
uncsut these ilnr old houses gers
rharm!r" type Of new tenant. The
handsome estate shown in tho I'!"-
tncraph, "IirC"nSrhafI, Is h"TS.n|
the largest family in. its history
nbu3; -, and lis Hri>tu"ra'i" pan
,I,d walls crhu with an amman
amount OF mrrry chatter md laugh
Ter. II had probably been many Il
dav since Any kind Of mcrri'n"ht
Ind sounded through IFS tap"Stri'G
halls. The present D"Ss"SS"rS 81
thiS big Villa AMI IN" nv" dwellings
OF. the grounds. AZ" "a "ahy orphans
1Io5 years OLD, a;rd the w"iA"n VINO
lake care Of them.
Nothing hui American money
could have purchased such Il I""d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
WARM GREETING FOR
BEATTY IN CHICAGO

Chicago. oct. 3O---Admiral Earl pa'ia
Rra,,y crst sea lord or tho hFt'is'
navy. arrived here today accofhpanisa
nv ADMIRAL Hugh Rodman. OF the I NV
states navy. and a stag or AIDES t''
was xtyen an enthusiastic welco'h" -!
rhicagoans and American Legion ur''
gates cnrouto - tho nati"na. cohNe".,o,
AMI WAS crc"TtrG |" tho 'n''"so
where ne Will make MIS- h"Sua""' ''''
during his hriat visit. , =
Lady Beatty. formerly -
dauynter or Marshall fle'u' '''"A ".IsI,
In Warrington. pohi."h'hk "e
h.-, neveral days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
ST, CLAIRSVIllE
TWO MURDER TRIALS
Al ST. CLAIRSYILLE
Two Second Dvgree Murder Trials A:a
SGT for Hearing ir Common Pleas
Court To-day Eeto:o Judge Wa
rem ". Cowou.

Th. n.st Is the Stat" 90 rl'" -
Louis WiUzek. Nru2"k - rlHrE'! VIA
Il" killing on tn" n.s1t ~ I".! an
Mrs W'u4ck vas fnUn'! :Ic mex """h-
iYr iY her rnnir. WIZ iu..n! rru!a'H 81
her body and uLri.? coveted uN"" WA
Ahrc; ShC hau apparently mo- .ner
death from Il h"t:InE a1n!n,sl' rcd BY \
club ur other INSTRUMENT. Her lie III"
Was near WhCelinK Creek
Fred Hamilton il charge with th"
-rru;i.I ." Wi.I;am tir".'.. both r"!"i-
Cd. AZ THp'in M!ne - tH' NJ! &C. lWlT
3Uth. II IL stated that a" "TEhH'h; over
Il card game wns III" cause "f u, Sho"t'
Ing. Although IlHnI''t"n WAS Sirot In
tho leg In IN. affair H.. mad" his csCar"
aud was located several weeks ~" a
Decatur. III. Ivy sheriff Lynch ana
brought hack 10 THIS county hy Deputy
II..rGcsiy.
Wife The whole nf this week is given
over t. the tri:tl az criminal raScs these
TWO are probably irr mos. important rs
n"m" ~ the others are for so serious
crimes
New Law Firm
Judr" John {. N!.luis AMI w. j.
NaIkCr, both -: -. I!a.rsIt.t". nave
formed Il partnership for IA" general
practice or law with tAe!r main "thrc
at 81. tlairSN He in ~" 'HruEic1" build
ILE.
The now nrm r"Nm"'.,','- business To-
day. Judge Nirh"lS recently retired
from ,n- vinrc ~ p!uhat" fudge. wh"r"
he had s"rN I'd AZ j'idgc 81 N" rr"'t,"
court for twelve years. Before that
umc he prart!ccd law IN s. 'sair%Hiii".
Since the nrst vi january. when MS
last term expired. he has h'"n p-ac'!"-
ing law in - Tia!rsvi.!c and h"iiaire.
Ohin
The Other member "f the firm. ". !
Walker. was ! member - u" nrm ~
Cow"n & Walker f.: eight years. sLrrt
I,,,, vi TtIIpp War; 81,
W. Gowrn. After Judge C""en was
appointed judge of tn" common pleas
court INST April. Mr.. Walker had been
rrarttc:nr by himself ~ =. CIairsvillc.
Tn now flrm. FOR III" present dt least.
will haN" Al ofnC" in H"l!air" as wei,
as In 81. t.airSvtlIc
Mss Gray II Elm Grove. who has
boon teaching In Elliott business coli
!"Cc for SOM" time. has accepted III"
position Of secretary IN tho office 10
succeed II. Il. BunIgarner. resigned.
Roth members oe tie new Grm ar"
We, acquainted thr"USHou; II" county
and have tho hest Wishes - thc!r many
friends IN th'tr now enterprise.
Probate Court.
Lydia :. Rs!lcy. deceased. First par
tiaI account fled. Set for hearing No.
von'her 26. 1927. Eot:ce ordered and
continued
Marriage License.
Charl.c Williams ngc %. coinrei. n
coal miner OF WellsNurg. ". Va. and
Coda Mno Rlanchard age -, co!"r"d
Of F,ush!rr Rev. Jackson performed
tho ceremony.
Realty Deeds.
Frank Rankuw Ak! and TOdystn wa Ram
kowsk! ~ Indiana Parks tract "r land
In Whrc,Ing township: c"ns'dcvnt!"n s..
MarN f.. pc''y Z, Alfred Carpenter
md r"nrl X. rnrpcnter. !ot No. 100 IN
RarncF addition to RarnesNIllc: r0nSil-
Grafton 800.
Quit Claim Deed.
Joseph Albert Farrell ind Julia Far.
roll to David +: Farrell 81 nj. tract or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
rA1MRSs UHonD.

Boston. oct. 30.--A statement aeN'AS
the public Ia Judge IN" su''' or '''''o
ren,." .. NiCol.u Sacc0 ana l1A' 'i'
Vanxett! on the basis OF erideh'' nv
du,c,i IN tao conrt room ana ""' '' W..
basis rf newspaper fahrichti"tS ""ou'
,h,. ,wn mon and their friends. ""S
sY~d ~ tho co-Vanzeth h"tehS' '"'''
lnitet" to-day. The committees '"'i''o'
soon after the arrest ot the w" l'"''".'-
on the murder charge or "hi'h W.
wcre later convicted. is nov ny"
obtain Il new trial for them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
John 7, Wood Heads
Potters' Brotherhood

Fast Liverpool. O.. Oct 2s.-Ofhcial
announcement was made here that John
r. Wood OF Fast Liverpool. secretary
treasurer Of the National Brotherhood
Of Operative Potters for ten years. has
hccn appointed president. He succeeds
Edward Mengc. also OF East Liverpool.
who resigned after ten years service.
because OF I'll health.
John McGillivry Of East Liverpool.
former seventh vice-president vas
chosen secreta-y-treasurer. hllinE the
vacancy caused by Woods promotion.
c. 4. Harrison Of East Liverpool was
named for Mci!llvray's old post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
WELL DRESSED MAN
FOUND IN CEMETERY,
ROBBED, MURDERED

Now !runsW'ck. y ! 'h' W -"
,,,,dc,,..oL wcil dressed man Was to-
S,,. ,,rr1 shot 10 death behind the wall
r., ,u,l Russian cemetery AT S"uth
r,,.,- ..,.r miles from her" The IN
.,,j. ,c~, picket WAS torn and gave owl
, .rf,., -, = robbery. Thr"s
,,..r... ,;,t entered N" MATS hNad
~ 60. rr.k":s &C the '."th'ns' ""'rn
v.,s u fashi"unh!" cut. purchased IN
\.,,, w.. the rol!cn :ound part ~ a
nov s?a;r~ wrapper on witch me! ware
~. - distinguish maryland. and a
spectacle case hearing u" name "t IT'
7 W. Hamburger. = West Sara'"S"
st-oot Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
DEAD AT AGE OF 100

Harrisburg. Ia. oct 3h.-iAtri|N
D'Cunu-r l"& y-ars old tho Oldest man
In Dauphir county, died at his h"iho III
W.rouiSru Friday night II" was
mtu,r. lnd s,upPad work only w" S'"'s
ago II" Was bora In 1rcihii'i' ana cam
T. Am"r:r., when h" ~hH :" years ,,''
FIX ,hI!ir"n - grandchildren ana "''
Observation-Disclosures surViN" him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
xENrucH1AH DETAINED.

Lapeer. Mich, Oct. 30.-Railroad and
county authorities to-day continued
thor efforts to connect the wreckinE
q: Grand Trunk passenger train near
here Friday night with similar attempts
At train wrecEing ut Rattle Creek. Pom.
,tac and Port Huron recently.
Henry Gates. SO. Of Huntington. KY.
st!ll was detained for Questioning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
AVIATOR KILLED

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct 3h.-WilliAm
HchmidIin OF Chester was killed and
Jose Garcia Of Esisnston had his back
broken when their hydro-airplans fell
1000 feet into the Delaware river today.
The machine was owned Jointly by the
two men. who were on a pleasure flight
when tho accident occurred.
S"hm!dlin's body has not been recov-
ered. SN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
AGITATION RENEWED.

Enln". OF. y -NNG'UUN rHN.Vt1 OF
p2nizatiprS have .n"N"d th"ir aHin =
Ton m behalf ~ tie Italians Sa"oo and
yauXst,i, under conviction tor murder
IN the yrr:r"t safes. Large poEters
with II" p!ur"EtHrh~ Of ia" Us" men
wcry Lsp!Nsxl ~ 49, S2asltA.