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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-01
BAN FOREIGN SHIPS.

Chicago, June 3O.-The Millers' Ma
tional Federation has adopted a reso-
luton providing that the products Of
it's members should be shipped abroad
only in American vessels, rates being
equal.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-01

Montreal, June 3o.-"lt has
been the ambition Of my ltfe to
be chief JUSTICE" William r.. Taft
declared Thursday night, "but
now that It Is 5rafiffed, I trsmbls
to think whether ] can worthily
fill the position and be useful 70
the country"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-01
Girl Repulsed Advances
of Hotel Clerk Before
She Was Killed, Is Claim

introduced evidence
William Gunner with the murder Of Marie Wick e Gsga
ho in whore he worked night clerk She was
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-07-01

8ott0f Ot916tMty GaWo.
The proposal from ~ Nontana
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
OLD REGIMENT TO "REUNE" AT
LEXINGTON

Answering the call of Roger D.
Williams, of Lexington, Commander
of the old First Kentucky Infantry
Brigade, the officers and men of the
old organization, which was split up
at Camp Shelby during the war,
will rally at Lexington during the
State Convention of the Legion, Sep
TENDER LIST and End, in their first
reunion. Henry J. Sites, of Louis
vile, formerly Hopkinsville) has
had the paper work" thrust upon
him, and is now busy lining the old
gang, which will fight over again
the battles of FIT. Thomas, Ell Paso,
Shelby and France. Mr.. Sites
states that the three Regimental
Commanders, VIM. A. Colson, of
Washington, formerly Of Louisville)
Geo. T. Smith, Beattyville, and
men, swapping old yarns of the bar
racks and camp fires. The|re-union
will bring together Kentuckians
from the Big Sandy Valley to the
Purchase, many of whom have not
seen each other since the old First
was split up for overseas service.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many Paris
People Will Be Happier
Throw Out the Life Line

Throw Out the Life Line
Weak kidneys need help.
They're often Overworked-they
don't get the poison filtered out Of
the blood
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
benefit to thousands of kidney suf-
ferers. Ask your neighbor.
Paris testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs. J. T. Mattox, COS Pleasant
street, Paris, says: Both myself
and husband have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills with very satisfactory re-
suits and so far as my own expert
ence goes can recommend them
very highly. At times my back
would have weak and painful
feeling through it and I would be
quite dizzy by spells. My kidneys
didn't act right either. l began
using Doan's Kidney Pills and they
soon relieved the trouble, restoring
my strength and giving me better
health generally"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Mattox had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
(adO
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
READ THE ADS

If there's anything you wish,
Read the ads,
From a hobby horse to a fish,
Read the ads;
Or a rocking chair or dish,
Motor car or Lille Gish,
If there's anything you wish,
Read the ads.
If you want railroad ride,
Read the ads,
Or a raincoat or a bride,
Fead the ads,
Or coat of camers hide,
Or a fattened porker's side,
Or the ebbing of the tide,
Read the ads
If you want some place to go,
Read the ads,
If you want to see show,
Read the ads,
If you'd like to take row,
Buy a pitchfork or a hoe,
If you'd cause the wind to blow,
Read the ads!
If there's anything you need,
Read the ads,
Lemonade, or garden seed,
Read the ads,
You don't have to beg and plead
Till it makes your spirit bleed,
Just the things you need
Read the ads!
If you want to buy a fence,
Read the ads,
Make some dollars and some cents,
Read the ads,
Whether you are wise or dense,
It will make no difference,
You can get your recompense-
Read the ads!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
GLAD WE HELPED!

THE NEWS is in receipt of the
following letter from Mr.. Jos. J.
Grosche, Chairman of Publicity for
the big picnic given near Paris on
July Fourth by P. 1. Mccarthy COuE-
Gil, knights of Columbus:
ED BOURBON NEWS:
Dear Sir: members of P. /.
Mccarthy Council No. 1855, knights
of Columbus, extend their hearty
thanks for the publicity you helped
to give us and the free notices do
noted by you in connection with our
Fourth of July picnic, and we assure
you your action is fully appreciated.
yours Truly,
81. j. GROSCHE,
Chairman on Publicity"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12

C0mings and GOings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

L
friends and relatives in Richmond.
james Higgins and Joe LAWN
will leave this week for a sojourn at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Tanner, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, are visiting Paris
friends and relatives.
! Edwin K Thomas has returned
from business trip to Alabama,
where he has farming interests.
| james Cooper, of Stanford, was
a guest this week of John Ardery,
of West Seventh street, in this city.
| Mrs. William Cooper and chill
dren have returned from an extend
ed visit to relatives in Harrodsburg
| Miss Martha Talbot has as
guest at her home on Duncan ave-
nue., Miss Elizabeth Pitcher, Of Lou
isville.:
Mrs. L. J. Woodall and three
daughters have gone to Paris,
Texas, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Brien.
Misses Rebecca Purnell and
Margaret Hill are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John K. Smith and family, III
Dayton, Ky.
Monroe Sweeney, of Mounds
vile, West, Va. is here for a visit
to his mother, Mrs. John S. Sweeney,
on Higgins avenue.
Miss Mary X. Bramblette has
returned to her home in Lexington
after visit to Mr., and Mrs. Wolford
Ewalt, on Stoner avenue. .
Mrs. Josie Maher is a patient at
the MaSSie Memorial Hospital, in
this city, where she was taken
Tuesday for an operation.
Mr.. Sherman Lathram, cashier
for the American Railway Express
Company, is spending his vacation
with his parents in Owingsville, Ky.
Miss Elizabeth Dean, of Paris,
was a guest several days this week
of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan,
and her cousin, Miss Frances Sulli-
van, in Lexington.
Alex Howard, son of Attorney
| Uli ]. Howard, of COvington, is
spending his holiday vacation III
Paris with, Mrs. Belle Brent Alex
ander, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen l..
/ Davis, and other relatives.
The annual reunion Of the Prev
lit family will take place at Olym-
plan Springs, on Thursday, August
25. The reunions are notable events
in Central Kentucky, and are largely
attended. A number of Bourbon
county people, branches Of the Prev
lit family, will attend.
Mrs. Anna Riggle and grand
daughter, Miss Margaret Riggle, have
returned to their home in Falmouth,
after a visit at the home of Jas. E.
Taylor and family, IN East Paris.
They were accompanied by Miss
Frances Taylor, who will be their
guest for several days.
"A pretty lawn party was given
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Determan, at their home on
Cypress street, in honor of the ninth
birthday anniversary of their little
daughter, Miss June Determan.
Games, efficiently led by Miss Mar
garet Santen, of the Community
Service Club, music and ice cream
cones were thoroughly enjoyed by
the fifty little guests present.
Miss ROsina Elder, of Paris, who
4 is visiting in Richmond, was a guest
4 of honor at a dinner given at the
Borne Tavern, in Berea, recently
by Miss Eugenia Elder and Mr.
Leon Elder, of Richmond. Other
guests were Miss Burch, of Bowling
Green, Miss Lou Wells and the
members of her house party, Misses
Dorah Lisle, of Winchester, Miss
Annabelle Campbell and Mr.. Charles
Campbell, both of Irvine.
(Other Personnel on Page 50
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
MOVE ORGAN OUT ITO PROMOTE
HARMONY"

Public announcement is made by
solitary remaining officer of the Bald
Hill Church, in Nicholas county,
that the organ which is blamed fo-
the disruption of the congregation
was moved from the building this
week. He says that it was the
"only thing to do in order for Bald
Hill church to stand, and that was
what was DONE" He continues.
1--WE hope all whom the organ
offended will return, and OF course
we take it for granted that all who
did not oppose it can worship with
out it."
He says that the first duty OF the
congregation will be to see tnat the
minister's back salary is paid.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
What Is Every Mothers Hope
For Her Children?

Sturdy energetic children radating health, are
a source of pride and joy to their parents. And
their development depends largely on their food.
Children undernourished and unwsely fed are
weak and unhealthy, and many times anenic. Disease
easily grasps Them for their undeveloped constitu-
tons are unable to resist the disease germs.
No food will have greater influence m making
your children vigorous and healthy than GrapeNuts.
Served with milk cream, Grape-Nuts is an ideal
body, brain and nerve food. 1t is made from wheat
. and barley. Grape-Nuts offers high food value,
and it is as delicious as it is healthul.
Children find delight in the crisp, sweet rich
ness of Grape-Nuts
A dish at breakfast or lunch for few days
and you'll agree There's Reason" for Grape-Nuts-
Nutrition and economy combined.
Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder
There's Reason
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12

Fogg remarks that the world won't
seem quite right to him until com
mencement" begins the college term
instead of ending it.-Boston Tran
script
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12
NOT a Goddess.

Nemesis-not a goddess, but any
wife who has discovered an incident
In her husbands life which be would
jusl as soae have forgotten. New
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12

with sodas back to . dime, maov
people will cease worrying abor'
the Fordney tariff bill and exec c
profits.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12

Even the critics Of Mr.. Harding
foreign policy can't deny that ne
Hughes to the line.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-12

Gus HangdOg, NObody's Friend, got
Fined for Selling Short Weights, and
he is going to Ask the Editor not to
Mention it in the Paper. Gus always
knocks the Editor and the Paper, new
,er spends any Jack for Ads, and has
his Envelopes printed out of Town.
Gus will get column on the Front
Page!
Evening star., 1921-05-06
Goods Specials

s. Delettrez Genuine Imported Face Pow
der all shades, at box. 81
Rigauds' Tn Air Embaume Tacum Powder
delightfully."- perfumed powder, large bottles.
at 75c
Jarden De Paris Perfumed Deodorizing Pow
der at. bottle, Sc
Jarden De Paris Cucumber Cream, excellent
for the skin and complexion. at bottle, SOC
Vanitas Benzoin Honey and Almond Cream,
at bottle, 3Sc
Vanitas Cocoa Butter Skin and Tissue Builder,
at Jar 60c
Benzoin Glycerine and Rose Water at. bottle. 35c
Nanitas Perfumed Bath Powder, excellent for
softening and perfuming the water, at,
box, 2Sc
Ozo Deodorant Cream, large jars at Ac
Nonspi. the liquid antiseptic for relieving
excessive perspiration. Regularly 45c
bottle at 38c
Lashux, Lash Brow and My Dream for beau
tiful eyelashes and eyebrows. at jar SOC
PaIaiS RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-06
LAST DAY!
All FURNITURE
Saturday sUiH be the last day to
share the sensational sauing. Just
2O% off

There few trade marked items that have
been excluded from this sale because OF trade
agreements. Those people who are familiar with
Palas Royal famousy moderate Furniture prices
know what wonderful opportunity this is
But those people who familiar will find
this offer a revelation in value giving
Home lovers; in very short time you will be
doing your summer home reconstructing-youll
surely need some furniture and is the time
to buy Have it delivered when you intend to it,
Don't procra stnate-Saturday is the last day.
Easy terms-Easly arranged
RoynI-FOurth Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
ORDER CAMPAIGN
TO UNIONIzE STEEL
INDUSTRY JUNE 19
Wheeling Not In List Of Cities
to Be Organized

". sh're:"r. Apr!, l." tN% '." ~"
c.,ir,. 80. = -" active "au."H "a '.
rational a.G ,r:,r"r:.onai nrSra.@.,:"1~
~ Tho .ta>' Industry affiliated wi'h n
American rn,ic~ai on - I-,3"r o." ':'..''i -
"a, ;hc cite! plant. ot -" COUNT; ~.
n"y:7 Jun~ - ii" "xccIt!v" ""Hnr'' -
thee unions u"rid"d ~ :. ri"c: ne '"r"
today. rN,s acton VAS d'".""" "r""'
e. ~ sr.a. MISUNDERSTANDING uH"m"."y-
.,-r' ant n.prss"rd .ndn'H:t'! "ond!-
ms
Tn" r,lnv'. tccided Z" 'ay =" i.'cnda-
.,,n 5..~ ''.c ~ L@."ni2a;ci' worh ~
.mmrtja,..!v runch.Ts a "HAo"-" d"
".aucatnra. 4-v"' Hrn"n.; -" 'h"rs-
nnds - 4."rl workers 81 .a. rIn;-2.
,.%:~c,l!., ,aos. TOW un"mr;ry"d.
H. S;"c' ramrai.n >.' I" "I".n"d
Win a meeting ot the r>'ru.i'' """n'-
a: ,r.nv"r. Colorado. 4. wN''N ''m" IN"
Organization program A"i -" "''' on
OF the S'"cl committee na;'"nh. ""N-
quarters; VII I've d.riuit"t,. nnH nun'"h.
Tn, counc!, i = ":d"~:'.""i. nt-
Irnr.!ca.tv decided 80 "N'u ''- a;.::"ns
!"ad1uarlcrs tn Ch,r,g". wi'h a i:.;A'
h-.;.ra nn;c~ ~ ri:'@hur!:l.. N"nc0y =
~ania !: = Planned ...," :" "0"" or
En,.,2ntior "r'c"s ia Cleveland. "i"".
RuNaio. New N"rt. i"irh.' '"i""ad"'
Beth,cheni. PcnnG> .var!, ..r@ %t""l'"n.
Penn ylvania Tl" Gary i.S'T''' w.
H.. y.ndird from CHICAGO. W." the
Pltt. .-hu-gh "Tro W.!' d.rr"' "-c',7:&-i-
-ior work ~ iohnsiowr. P'Hn' iNa".a'
Nrw ,'n&.!r. PrnnS,!NarlH' N"rn"St"wn.
OHIO Wl-r"r. ohio: W""d.hwr. i''';':.-
rylvanlL. sharon. F"nn.,! !!'anit and
Farrell. Pennsylvania.
"In!clgr Z = strategic steel center
and orga nj izrd !.ho- th"7' = b'.rA.ng In"
n"w campaign H';h n. - -'%'Cr""3.
William Harmon. secretary 6i b" r"Ar-
c,l xId today. "I.caues n his and
r'h"- a!vaata~r'. NC Illinois city is
O.. "..a>- ~ n. logical Location FOR
ou- h.aiQuar'er..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
.S1OO,,DO0 FOR SOLDIER RELIEF
IN LIEU 0F LEG|ON'S BOXING BILL
Senate Judiciary Committee
Decides On Compromise
Recommendation After
Hearing Legion Chiefs
BY J. R. REED.

har rstp:.. ". Va. Nr-'. I, SHitItnr
G~". r.. White. member Of III" Judiciary
comm'tirr' .: Ia" S"mal". An" ~" If IN"
firm"S. supporters uf ih" American L..
E;On To * .%nid!"rS' i'.EiSi:tt!on. :tnnOur e..
II this afternoon ;hat me compromise
had h.rr reported In tho committee
rnnrne today regarding ~" requests 0!
IA" "rSan!7a'I"n. f'"ii"w;nr a hearing
;hi' uVrrin,: at which the state officers
- IL" .rFlun Sp0hr. H. cnrnr'!;icc 10
,'d,I against rrr"r'.ng upon tho rox :mG;
,rl H. san hu; drew 4 HI rrovid:;.;;
f"- an ,rrr"rr a'.on ~ $4,000 = va:
which has been referred "a the finale,
CCmm!tir".
Tn" cnmprouIIar nl"':S w.th the ~
prevail Of N" legion beads who a-'
quiz" willing 20 arrcnt 'ur money n I
;;!Ct from ;h- ..t.,'". r." fund. if a.
.hrri=cI by l-cis'aiu-" viii l., held II
Ger the control e "!th,.~ IN" boa ri "i
pui,lic work. or III" b,"-t "f 'ortr"'
~ h.. drawn upon bN "rd.: e thC >.S:s
comma ndrr OF IN" legion C"r tn" "lr" Oi
needy and disabled v"l"r,rs u' tn.
world var.
The courr-":nisn WAS -"ru-:'~! n.'"i =
lengthy hearing this afternoon 4. "h'"a
Stat. Commander J Bvrun N.ch.r-"r
nf Wh-"l.ng. Cci. Jackson Arnold -
r'harlrSt"n. state Amcrican!za'i"r h'l
r.r:> Z. r. raUi. and e. !. Harry. nVth Z
Wheeling. and u;hnr members 0f 'h'
,r.'c cNrrl' y" ~"m::iS.i.nn wrr" rr, ;.
ont. 81! with n" cE,c"'i"H If Am -
..rpDort"d ~" American Legion box Aimg
hill They refused however. "a C"untG
1,Cr any er,rt "t C,I!.p~pHli'c on tn"
Ni!I but stated thL' iA.y w"I!d wiling
y accept any In'a aNurr whereby go
funds could b" raised N nU";h"r man.
n"r 1t was az ;h'S time hat I've NrG.
gsstlon Of a state appropriation ~"
first advanced by S'uI:"- T.. u Stewart
uf MononS;llia county. n" thurman II
tn. committee. Nhu Is frank N his
eiat"rr"n,s against any kInd of boxing
Min lie assured tho legion members
that had al; h.ll ben "pnSidered. their
would have been the first.
following n" suggestion of ;hA cha r
rn,r the c"mIni;'r" has prepared the ~
p-urriatlun Ill which vii H'' in"'u IL ]
In ;nr .:,r.-l' buds:l To-! "h'r 4 -
rrrscntrd on ,hc fin"r or ~" s'nat".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
HOUSE PASSES STATE POLICE BILL;
MORE MEN AND INCREASE IN PAY
RAILROADS PAY
HEAVILY FOR COAL

Warrington. April 15.-'rhc average
delivered COS. OF b!tuminOus cnal TO
railroads IN 1920 was @4.l3 = ton as
compared with S3.I5 in 1919. and the
inrrcas: f"r the year on cost at the
mine was 66 cents f"r contract coal and
I.7O FOR spot the Interstate eorumcrce
commission reported today 70 the
senate.
Attention was directed m the report
especially TO the prices paid BY New
England roads The increase in detfv-
cred cost for hituminous coal there
It said. was s2.o2 ton. the increase
in prices at the mine for the New Ems
land district was 3l:7, and for COR
tract coal the increase wAs 3S.n
Tho average price over the ocU<r,
for anthracite coal delivered S3tDved
an Increase OF - cents in 1870 e~Nr
1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
ORAF TING NEW
TAX MEASURE
BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE.
THE GROSS SALES TAN
Senate Finance Committee
Hears State Delegation
BY J. X. REED.

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* ,,scrson Of luiniIuS;or. re- -
~ ~ ,r,, Yves, v:r..u:A Retail M.r-
,.r,,.., ,.so,rz,,on
T., ,,,,. or ,,b,rI.s,nr. seer, ,lrr
-, .,.. .r. r.ya.,ou
a 3, ,-.,r ,F i .,s- II = uC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
BARBER SAYS S6.15;
JUDGE SAYS JAIL

N'~ York. Ap-l l. I-hag!si n I"
'n-rigan d""rr"G today tina. 4 barber
wun presented a hiIi of SE.l5 - GUS
TONER desiring only = shay" should
%I-ard ~" days IN tn" w"rkhouse.
Harry Bose. the h'-h"r. tried :" JUS
iify his rrarrr b. saving hr rad given
the complainant a hair cui. shave.
shampoo. maSs.tE" and "St"amS and
had Iib"rall" ann;mird him win t"n!cS
ard :.romati, waters.
$50 moro fines for I"m fellows. broke
In tho court: III" limit .: the Iaw Is
what yun'll get
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
TORNADO TAKES
Bic LIFE TOLL
DEATH DEALING STORM
SWEEPS Two STATES
Heavy Death List In Arkansas
and Mississippi

r.,t-r.,r. =, N>:4 ':.:i.nE
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T'<.~..n. : .vr..t. .:.- a:''-:..,'u
sv';. ".-'h" &c.. .,,..,.. "''-".'>, am
a2" ,,"c ar 70, .a-y'rS rom w. =
'',.,.' e" n' 4. :'vt -. - 20 ~id:r ~.
..'.. .e,.. ,''-.. * idrr: C,'.H
i.' .,.o-. .hr,., %: n.".n arc ""Gr".-. and
u, .''rrl"@ "".:ahi" -r;"rfS. k.i.ir:: al
.r' urfhnrrr Of -" M"'t.tt and jones'
ra~ll,.H, ." 20 Huyc" Hllutai:"r oE n"
j,"d ''.,N- bottom The" pcr" thr,.c IN
;nN Motif, family amt ~" = N"
JcHcN FAINT. Sevrra, n"Ern"s also are
-"p"-tci d,ad 'hcrc,
Twn urhnowr negroes a.%1 w"-r S!H-
'L N ticld ,"':;hwest .: T'Xh-kana.
y. Z S~cond.t-> .;r-!u Nor" 'hrn
s"-rr~ o: I"rionN EL"r hocn '";'-"i a:
;;hiioh. s.1 ri,'" 49, .. T"N1'- -.,'.n. ..
>,.h"o. house VI, -, H"h 5ri ''"r".,.
person, ,nJursn. 1n.' .''H"o! hnua" -
T~.s,n't W:.- wr'"A.A Jus' r'"r @ch'".
I'D hc-n Glsm!Hs''.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
BURGLARS LEAVE
PRISON AS SHOES

Trenton. y J.. Aprl -. -'"n"'nl- l-'S
,.,.rrS"!vsS n 4 arg packing caSc ~
ue.lrd shoes John r','"n. - years Old
.! Pa%s-I!, county anu 'aH-i'.> Srhr!E"r
-. 4 Hrr-"u county. burglars. maze
,heIr escape f7,m he Sta'" prison ha-'
today. Nhru.n" h>N. AtH Was cen
::Gned 20 the "tate hoslrt.i f"r N" IL
sane q, Morris Plains w:,s h" -" ,'l:c"
rn truck At ne rGnESy va0iA m !rNa
f-.ight station hcy". IN" ia ~ NE BOX
I:.I. open and N" c"Av.c;$ jumped "T'
-" c.rd. leaving ~" r. .GH' h10I!' =
r,ScinE in a$tun!%hm"n;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
Birth and Death Registration
and Soldier Memorial APP
proved - Senate Passes
Seven Bills

"harle<ton. Apr. -. Tn" STATE pol
~ force uI West Virginia "'S "hsrac-
tcrizrd As "a m;!itariatic orEAnIza ton
resembling Cos>Arhs' ard the street
hattie !a>t M..> at M:f"w;tn "a$ Tr-
pr;ucdly Ci,c" 10y m"fnh"rS u III" lower
lri!,r Luriag :hc Cuuc:" OF h'a'"li Do
I,.,. ,h., .f,-rnmou over bill 10 in
crol." tn, cvnst.,buiary which passed
i'r,.u..!r; ATTEMPTS were made l" de-
cr.: tac rn":,Sur" bcf"r" I cam" UP Tor
fual Inte hy 'suhm.;;:"E amendments
striking nui important C.:uScs.
Tn. lil virtually doubles the size OF
TIE force and Increases the pay or the
nc-souuel Tie nate has passed II
unt arp:"val by Governor r.. +. Nor
gan is l-o.IrS,d Ia y" assured in Ei"~ OF
IN, fact that he urged rs passage.
Rowan Leads Attack
uricr-atr Rowan OK IGndolph county
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VIM, \. M'GANN0N
STILL At LARGE

e .., ...'d. o.. Apr'i - - Wills nj +.
Mri4na1n. r"rn'r .h"f iu:tiC" OK the
.n'!n.'.r.' our. inflicted yesterday with
., ~; "t', - y? IL" Grand jury on per
=, ,fnrt,s EC"NiHS "u; Of the trials
o.. N.,;dnE,n aud .ohN ". joyce. ac-
Jui.,.I 81 IL" murder Of Harold q. kagy
:, 81; Ma. Nae >i:M .; 'arEe tonight.
Notwithstanding hat an attorney -
u...-"t l- tore Judcc M,U-;r" krrnon
:n,la, ard askrd tha; bal br fixed for
M".iannor. NJ t-lc" OF 'hc ,Itter has
tcnn found
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The W EATHER

Wes- Showers Saturday
and probably Sunday: much cooler
Sunday.
Ohio-Rain and cooler Saturday.
Much cooler Saturday night. Sunday
probably clearing and cooler.
Western pcnnsylvania - Ram and
cooler SATURDAY. Sunday unsettled d
oro bstty rarn. rrrch cooler m south
coHron.
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Only Investment Needed to Earn Fine
Car Is Effort During Spare Moments

THOSE EXPECTING TO TAKE PART IN THE GIGANTIC PRIZE
DISTRIBUTION ARE URGED TO SEND IN THEIR NoMINA-
TON COUPONS AT ONCE AND GET AN EVEN BREAK
WITH BEGINNERS-AUToMoBILES OFFERED ARE THE
CREAM OF THE AUTOMOBILE INDUsTRY-CALL 1o11 FOR
INFORMATION CONCERNING BIG DRIVE.
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Mississippi Storm.

Ilt&".h"-,'. Ny -. 80 49, """-
,ra- .,rr .~ror:"G .0sr-"I r.. l ,p-aA"
- ,.' .a"?' over ''l..,' ."t:nly ,.t"
.o-G.r a. Ui-rs AZ, G0wu Ar 81"
.nCn-a,l'.,u h..# b""n v,r.'>"j Er-a
con, r5rrg -. damat"
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LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Wa,hing,"a. AIr. !, \ r"~"'H''"n
u-r,nr Irrs den. NA:'' ~: - .n''s
,;-cat Britain. l'-.nvs an" lta!! ana
l,oan 10 L dlsarnptm,a: conference
hero was introduced to-day -! E"p'r-
sentative EoEt r. 81 Massachusetts
,.ukinS Republican member "' INC
mouse foreign Affairs committee. II
as. ,rnu!d declare that urtiI - HT"-
cram for the reduction G. ;Tir'h'n"h'H
: a.rr,-I - BY the principal nations
,r thr world r.-lud'nE u" ln'"d
S,2irS Il Is h"r"N% .,'r.nf''! ~ u" 'h"
npt:cy Of tho congress that IN" n''u
S;,.ca s;huui.! have a nay 'c""hi ~
uvrr.'
Naso. o.,,ou. AprI I3..-urga n'"a
,inn uf h.ancnc~ N congress :"ni'i DIS
.r.rt" ,u cncouCaE" support Tor legs
larion In congress "aS d"cld"o upon
;on,EnI bl the !'.~,ri"'5 lsr"onStEuc'lhn
ir.,rr;.. at ,hr 'l">' a. iwo days
..,,,c,~,,,., rpp"s.t:vr ~ 4 sales iai.
pa..Sa:" - ~ 'hc7 '"H';'. TX Std''",''
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rr.r. lu sc'' rom"'' r"r'r'' ana
b.... l,Er- "a la~nn,'& and 'stat'S
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i'n:lM., gg:u ~ in- "''HH'on 81 MS
n,,ln,o' rr g. -. "a.rnI college.
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