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REPUBLICANS IN
Peace PRIMARY
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CONTINUED from page one)
trict-Elmer H. Klund.
Collector Of Taxes. Southern Dis
trict-A. Edward Walsan.
Council. First ward-Arthur john
son.
second ward--Herman d. Faulk-
ner.
Third Ward-Wlliam c. Galigna-
Fourth Ward-Harry e. Klund.
Fifth ward-Alexander r. Abra-
hams
sixth ward--John c. Hopkins.
Seventh Ward-James S. Evans.
Eighth Ward-James B. McManus.
Ninth Ward-Harry L. Vincent.
Tenth Ward---John L. Green,
Eleventh Ward-William J. Nc
Knight.
Twelf,'- Ward-David J. Jones'
ColuPed Voters Mass Meeting.
An enthusiastic rally of the Col
ored Political Club of Wilmington
was held in the National Theatr. last
night, with Leroy Harvey, candidate
for mayor; Howard M. Ward fol
President Of City Council, and Sam
uol j. White. for City Treasurer
present John o. Hopkins, candi-
date for reelection as City Coun-
Gilman from the Sixth Ward, pre-
sided al the meeting. during the
course of which a resolution was
presented by Charles II. Colburn IN
dorsing the candidates. and unani-
mously adopted by the organization.
Ia addressing the members OF the
club. Mr. Harvey told of the history
Of the Republican party. which, in
it's beginning. grew out Of the de-
sire Of some of the more progress
sive. moro liberal members Of the
Whig party to guard against the
spread Of slavery. Since then, he
asserted. the Republican party has
always been on the right side Of the
big issues facing the country.
Mr. Ward reminded his hearers
of ths duty they owe the city. "Be-
ing a part OF -his city" he said.
you cannot lose interest in the sue
cess and progress Of the city" Mr.
white spoke Of the great progress
made by the Negro race as a result
oi me sympathies and support of
.he Republican party. DR.. Henri p
fipes was present and assured an
lnot ne was going to support tho
Republican ticket.
Second Ward Organizes.
For the benefit OF the pep,hi,o..
women voters Of the second 49, 49,
the Republican Women's CITY cor1
mittec. with headquarters al 50
Shipley street yesterday issued
complete list Of the ward organizer
The list follows:
Chairman-Mrs. Mabel Ward. p.
'B" street.
Vice chairman - Mrs. Jenn
Deakyne. 400 East ard street.
1st District-Market to Frenc
8rd TO Christiana river. Leader, Nj
Jennie Deakyne, 406 East srd sire
End Disirict-French to Popla
3rd to christiana river Leader. Nj
Vera smith 425 South Heald strei
3rd Distrlct-Poplar 20 Creek; s
TO Creek Leader. Mrs. Woodru
406 East 3rd street.
4th Decentralization river
city Line; Market to Townsen
Leader, Mrs. Mabel Gibbons (coio
ed) Buttonwood street between Il
and Railroad.
sth Distriet--christian river
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CHICAGO BOMBERS
HAVE CONFESSED

CHICAGO, May 2t Omitted
Press) Two new confessions from
men accused in connection with the
bombing and siugging plots in Chi
cago's labor troubles were an
nounced today by police.
James Sweeney, alleged leader OF
the gang which bombed scores Of
buildings here, and Andrew Bartlett,
accused of being the chief bomber.
confessed, Chief Of Police Fitzmor-
ris announced.
The stories told by Sweeney and
Bartlett were practically identical
with the confession Of Andrew Kerr,
member Of the gang who first
"squealed."
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SEVEN PROPERTY SAFES.

Seven properties were sold at pub
lie auction in the Court House this
morning.
Wilbur l.. Adams. trustee OF tho
estate OF Joshua Bowers, deceased,
sold to DIR. I. X. Kreshtool, the dwell
ing 507 Stoeokle street. for S665. and
an adjoining lot for s65; to Harry
Cohen, the dwelling SIT Stoeckle
street, for s1O25, and a lot In Elev-
enth street, between Lincoln and
Union street, for $3.50. and to Nathan
Barsky. an adjoining lot for 500.
Henry r. Isaaes, trustee OF John
Coughlin, deceased. sold 10 Annie
Cochran tho dwelling ia South
Franklin street, for 1890.
William Hickman. administrator
of Daniel II. Hickman. deceased. sold
sili Tatnall street, TO Mrs. Maud
Baldwin, for s46S5.
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FLORIDA
GOVERNOR IN JAIL

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May 81.
UNITED Press) Sidney ]. Cats.
former governor OF Florida. charged
with peonage In Federal and State
indictments. has been arrested in
Albany, Georgia, according TO ad-
vice. He has been placed in jail In
default OF $4,000 bond.
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WARM WEEK PREDICTED.

WASHINGTON, May p (Unltcd
Prcss) Forecasts for the period
May % to 2S, inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic state:
Warm and generally fair, but with
probability OF occasional local
showers the latter part OF the week.
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NEGRESS FINED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT

For failing TO appear against a
Negro whom she had arrested on a
charge Of assault and battery on her
some time ago, Elizabeth Ellegood'
Negress. was fined s. and costs on
a charge Of contempt OF court by
Judge Lynn, in Municipal Court
this morning.
Elizabeth said that when the case
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PARAMOUNT WON'T SEE 1T.

Charged with acting suspiciously
in circus day crowds. a Negro. Civ
ing his name as Fairmount Corbin.
Is years old. was arrested at the.
corner OF Fourth and Market
streets today. by City Detective wal
lace. Corbin will be held pending
an inquiry into his record.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
FOR TASTE.

II you object TO the strong taste
Of cabbage scald tho head in hot
water and rinse in cold before the
actual cooking process begins.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

A starch moleoule. one OF the
largest known, contains about $4,000
atoms.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21

City Line; Townsend TO Head Lead
er. Mrs. Jennie Mahan. S13 New
Castle avenue.
9Th District-Heaid to Delaware
river; Srd to "a" street. Leader.
Mrs. Hannah Mary Rossiter, 1910
"B" street
7th District-Heald to Delaware
river; "a street TO City Line Lead.
er, Mrs Georgianna saddler. 4ss
Claymont street.
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SOFT MATERIALS

Soft materials will lead in fall
coat fabrics. Velmirage-the name
is self-explanatory-wil be one OF,
the strong numbers.
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the man was first called she
was in Philadelphia. and when it
again came up, she had decided not
20 prosecute him and thought IL
better not to go to court.
The man was dismissed because
Of her failure to appear against him.
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FINE PENNY nun sprrn1,,,

Alonza Marshall. OF Brook yn
\. r., was fined So and costs vcs-
terday afternoon by Mar,stra,o
stfadley' on charge preferred bv
state hlshway Policeman Earl Cole
Of speeding on Penny Hin. He wa,
said TO have been running ss nile.
an hour. the limit being only i.
miles an hour.
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THE MENTAL EQUATION

DR.. w...!am &. Ma=c. Tie famed
surgeon Of Rochester. Nina sad N AZ
address oAto-e ies~Iet audience ii
Pittsburgh se"=ra! :a.s ls9 lat train
ing 90 success mus, hcg.A q. ~ "-ad!e
Or MAYO advocates tae principle o.:
determining 4 career tor { oh.!d Wien
I, Is ye: a mere Infant and :con: such
~ earl antA He-!7 IS ,ra.a.NS :@c 'aa'
rar,.c,lar IS: "han ~ chtli - q.
suticien, age = "Ht4 co..e-A the pro
tesso-s -,us. zach the student only
rha, :, as=ds. Dr. Nayo wea!t %se INA
prun:a- kate IN every collage II tAe
land. and Would l.;%.7.!y cV' or AS:
..oua. O. '.:s!sss a:u@ :rNm ;he Va
.:oY, courses ~ stud. "a ing on:, ia.
which 5 o.-cn.:a. % ;he f. s.o?mea: -
the .:uGea: = - 72-' 'y,.s ""A O.:
s=6ea"or chosen
Man o,Hc. p>op,s HH-,ee' D. Te~o
save felt TIE ~ce9 81 80 nr.&:>G %2.:n
= ere genera! :eact!rG Q: scSoo'= ara
-onsres. ~: :. IS !'2A' -. = 10y woI!:
advise .. zee - 80 ">'~'' i"o"at"!
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pERsHING's MISSION

General PershInS has finished tho
mission on which be was sent 10 Europe
h. has decorated graves OF unknown
h.roes In France and England. This act
ON the part Of the United states in send
In. General Persh!ng on such mission
Ia ono OF tho most beautiful symbolic
acts this nation has ever performed IL
4. Ike = man who travels long dis
t.nce 70 weep over the grave or
Srt,,a for no earthly reason but that
of tribute 20 the memory Of a !oEet one
No higher respect can Re shown and no
more BEAUTIFUL sentiment can he express
than the mute testimony OF hts presence
General Pe-shing. in the name 81 the
United States. placed ths Congressional
Medal OF Honor on the grave o. tno
unknown "po!.u" IN The Ar &c Tr.ompAs
In Paris, and en- the grave OF tho IN
known Tommy" N Wes,-3:nst.- Aoae"
n London. BY this simple a.: our IA
ton has taksn rs place among other
nations o. thH WORD rc.ed tor their
srtys,ic AID symbolic expression e feel
,nx. The United states ha~ paid TO
France ard England the h:sHes: tribute
oossie!e BY tho most hAlU.iful and
touching tymool:zation "s ha'. Va; d.
,,t.sd- tire Congr"ss!rna. Nciai os
Honor. Than this ;hA American. people
can cay 70 greater tribute 20 tha un-
known soldiers n France 23L England.
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THE PROPER WAY

ecrc:an this
the lonss,andine
operators United Mine
tho for the Border
proceeding. against the
Indianapolis The
iaor. offers evidence
against tho Defendants which 4 proved
a light
contained short p,rsFa'A'
n
The United Mine Workers America
threats warfare
employees service and " prevent others
protes,ed svowed intent
unlawful combination and con-
United Mine Workers Of America and tho
opera competitive held'"
President Mitchell OF the
Un.,.d Mtns n 1892 as tol!0"si
c.
In
nn ,or-., -, va r,.b. DESIRE su, I wan. to say to tho
operators during the year to cuFsA
rFs!ni, by attempting prevent Its sale
On the
rh.r. - vas. difference business
70, instance United Mine Workers of
adv ,n,p. r.. Us. Of coal from union
tho prosperity worked ~ union labor Tho union "'ua also
b justified to drerent.t'
market
m souuan produced Miners Union
1900 . m. operator. Union ma. to A,.
would itself and us
~ u, other hand ~. Goa. operator. of
helped
way IS .n. non-unloa territory! 1t
m 49,. o,. constitute. conspiracy II tho operator.
Indiana Ohio and western Pen-
an-aav. and alleged by the
go w. $3.50, or and - can b proved TO tho Indianapolis
than Il Is by the southern West
a operator. protect United Mine woFkerA
. s, sonton would ps In ree, opposition
Of trade Tho southern "eS
yxn operators thing In laying tho whole matter
49,, ,I eour, wh.r. both and
their assertions OF conspiracy e
1pta entirely different light In West
80. I'm, these alterations arc proved revert
United Mine Workers OF An'c"
be hoped that the case Will
49, t, With all ,horouxn.ss possoa
also been accused BY tho
Co., vn,, coz, operators not officially eu. BY
the union In the recent
states II tho southern "e'
Of their assertions they sh0u'a
condition
saysdo at
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MAsoE
HSl CT SLocoHEED

Still bloodshed Is the modern FAD. my
protests don't avail; In almost every
llttla grad some slayers are In Jail. All
kind. Of folks behind tho bars arc
locked. 70. SOY ceocs; fa:nad c!ersyn'on
and movie stars. ara DANES n widow :
weeds. Tho su:!es. free and running
loose urge crime with avery breath. and
any frivolous excuse will do for sudden
death. When all the nat.oan were n
strife. ard gents slow scores - gents
men learned to .k!ak :Aa: human .t!s /,
no, worth httcea cents. They carried
back this grim belief FROM scenes OF
death and gore; and this Gclus!on,
frarght with gr!e.. has spread from
shore TO shore. And 50 we hear the
crack 0. guns throughout this country
wide, and every day were planting tons
Of delegates Who det. The husband
shoots hs loving vito because she
wears punk lids, and grandma takes tho
butcher katie when she'd correct tho
kids. The wires are burdened With the
news 90 murders and o. brcwls. not n
the alleys and tbs news. but IN tho
stately halls. And men OF standing 20
to jail. and eueenly DANES are there;
ard all my protests tont a"all-eH-
planning my despair. "'o':s wasting
force on l!tIe things, denouncins minor
flaws while ye, the armed assassin
springs, and laughs 70 scorn our laws,
Copyright b. George Matthew AdAms.)
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Mr.. Harding to Speak
at Yorktown Celebration

Washington, Oct. Is - President and
Mrs. Harding left Washington late to-
day on the Yacht Mayflower. Tor YORK
town. Virginia. where tho president Will
speak tomorrow a: a celebration OF the
l4Oth anniversary O. The surrender OF
tho British army there under Lord
Cornwaiiis.
Later in the day. ne also will deliver
an address nj the College OF William
ard Mary. at Williamsburg. Virginia.
4 party OF government officials ara
personal FRIENDS 80 guests ahClrd n"
Mayficwe". and vi. hc IN the pres.
dents party ducin- tho visit a. York
town and Williamsburg. They Include
Secretaries Hughes. Mellon. Weeks any
Hoover, Primes Z" 8carn. charge of II"
French enhassr here; William WrigleY.
Of Chicago representative S.er?. #
Vi-gin!a: secretary Christian and Fri
Eadicr General Sawyer. The Nay:!ow"r
will return ~ Washington Thursia =
morning
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by tho eminent surgeon, Or. Mayo
seems to visualize . youths education
with the cold, hard eye Of 4 scientist. he
dissects = career as he would case Of
Appendicitis, and his diagnosis Is just as
definite. DR.. Mayo sees in the youth
mere gland in the body Of tho worlds
progress, and. as a surgeon. looks upon
this gland in tho light Of Its usefulness
to the body and docs not consider It's
usefulness or it's needs to itself 4
gland in the human body is placed there
Tor q certain and dennite function. and
nothing else. so does DR.. Mayos theory
tend TO show that person Is placed In
the world to fulfill one function. and he
advocates the education Of tho person
20 perform this function we'll and do
nothing else. Human nature, however,
has endowed mankind with q brain
capable oc understanding and finding
Ell Ioymcnt In other things than any one
profession or occupation. DR.. Mayo, like
many other scientists. has become So
thoroughly enErossed In determining
physical perfection that he has over
!5oked and neglected the mental equa-
:lon.
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WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
ON SENATOR KNOX
From the Empor,. oazs,,sN

He was u brilliant man, great law
yer. a devoted patriot. and brave adj
vocate VI his cause. whatever Il was. 1t
has been maay years since tho Gazette
has been In agreement with anything
that Senator Knox has done. He was
rcactI,uary. and consistently so to tho
core Of his soul. He believe; In tho
divine RICH. CT property to rule, because
Il was property. He believed In the
Isolation OF the United States. tho right
OF tho individual state or nation 10 DO
as & p'nasHd when and where and how
t. pleased. and denied tho obligation 10
help otae-s IN the scramble for the GOOD
things " the earth. but he was honest.
and his ;!:e was worth living. But fer
his typo our typo would run amucH;
but for our type his type would rot
In their tracks. and tho world would
die with them. II takes oil kinds or
people 10 make world.
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IN
TRIAL % TIM:
FOR KILLING

s1erlal 10 The irtet!!9"rrcr
New aIar,iusrl,.e. u",. iS.---whe sec
rnd trial ut Amos ;.cnr. wealthy
resident and business man. Z Ftn"
Grove. charged with he hii'tr@ e.: 'l-'r
]. Long. Il former police officer 81 iA"'
place IN April. 1919. was oGcAed IN III"
We;Eel county .uur, huus- in thts ely
this morning.
An imposing array Of ieesl talent =
lined up on each sled. For the defense
appears Judge r. 4 brown, IT iarEeTs-
burg, \. r. McC'ue, OF Harrisburg AID
T. " Mcintyre and l. II Yes. OF New
MartinsvilIe County Prosecutor W. J.
Postlewa,ts staff Is Augmented by
former Judge ". II Willis ard "N-ProS-
scutins Attorney &. W. CoH!e!d
In October. 1919 Long was found
guilty Of second degree murder and
was sentenced ~ - years lii the state
psnitentla1y. Tie case was then tsas'i
Up on writ % error :" he safe So
prer,e cour, and the defendant was
awarded 4 new trial
The securing Of jury to try the
present case was done with Nttle
trouble. But TWO witnesses were heard
on Tuesday D.. Q. l.. Qw.!,an ~hs at
tended Glenn Long after ~ shooting
and II II. Rccme an eye witness.
II WAS then decided that he j.ry IN
custody Of Sheriff D. {. nerHet hnd
deput!sa visit the scene Q! ~" tr"nU'
az Pine Grove So court wa' ndtou"nH'!
nv Judge Morris until o'clock Wel""9-
day morning and the party itf' g.: flne
Grove and returned late tonight
The jury was accompanied BY tho &c,
fendart ard nemSGrn II his family and
friends In au automobile.
Amos Long, the defendant. IL prom
lnently known IN Wetzei county and has
many friends. and II Is kTo"n 'act
that the legal battle will De hard
fought one on both the prosecution aud
dsfensa
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VERDICT FOR $50

A ve-ilut FOR sGJ. the full amount OF
'te SUI. vas rendered by jury In CIR
cult court yes.cruay IN the case OF
FRANK I.rrniEn<s 50. Thomas r.
= h,G''u. The p.a.ntIf alleged that the
defendant tie; tie use OF several horses
Or hire aud was not satisfied: That ne
had !..vr.i one o. ,he horses but was
GA" .asIgrd for hire. which lie rotusea
to Pay. g.
.ra pIa!rt!n was represented by
Attorney IL. :. HoHerkcr anL the "rien"-
ant ~ Attorney y. J. i'o!ter. The July
In 81" o. w4Si
A. :. ADAMS, ". !. Fr;.nkston. w. v.
hawkins. John G : nda. ". &. Gartner.
+. g. S.hraN.. W. II. Bowers. A. A.
SchTimr. .Ivhi. L. Reid. L. l.. Scabrish'
and j. II. l;cnliey.
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REV. MANSFIELD SPEAKS
AT THE MISSION SERVICE

Last night a. tho Rescue Mission on
Water street, Rev. Ea ,ph w. Mansfield,
pastor OF the Second United Presbytev-
Ian church Of this city. delivered ser
mon. the meeting starting ct eight
o'clock. Rev. Manshsld we'll merits tho
reputation he bears Of being an unusual.
~ good speaker, bringing cat The evan
sc.!s:!c note In his preaching. Quite C.
large crowd was out for tho meeting
and q successful end profitable evening
was spent.
This evening Rev RascAe Of ST. Paul :
church. will spcach. Tnlle Thursday
evening Rev. 4. ~. Barlow ot WsEle!
NJ E. church, Will deliver The message.
Mr.. J. II. Neal haa charge o! ;ne se-N -
ices each evening and conducts c short
song and testimony meeting IN conec'
ton with tho preaching SER tie.
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RIVER news

The regular pool stage OF nine zee.
was recorded yesterday afternoon III
the wharfboats.
The Helen + vas the only boat 10
depart yesterday. clearing at noon Tor
New Nata moras.
The General Pershing arrived during
the night from Pittsburgh and will clear
early this morning for Charleston. car
rying 4 large cargo.
The Liberty arrived at midnight from
PITTSBURGH and will clear At | O'CLOCK
this morning for Charleston.
The General Beach Will arrive TINS
cv-!ring from GAINESVILLE and viii clear
I,,,Ic later for Pittsburgh.
~ - - -..'1
from New Matamoras and will clear TO.
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MIRACULOUS EsCApD
New Martinsvi!!e. ". Va.

New Martinsvi!!s. ". Va. Oct IS
When an automobile IN whlch she was
riding dashed over a steep emtarkmen:
on the concrete road near here. Mrs Gil.
hert MEREDITH OF SmithHeld hSd 4 mir
acuious escape from de5ia with only
slight bruises. Mrs Mercdith's daugh.
ter Katherine, u teacher In the Smith
feld schools, wah In car directly be
hind the one in which her mother was
riding. and. seeing the accident. jumped
sustaining painful injuries.
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STATE HOUSE
BY e. u. EAST

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. ls-AskinE
Ter tho immediate construction Of a
rad leading from Anderson 20 CcnceN-
erte, hy way 81 Fort Springs. a ee!ssa-
ION CT Fort Springs citizens yesterday
appeared 5e!ors the STATE road comnlts-
son and were given 4 hearing. Included
n the delegation were Guy Perry. E. w.
Blake. ". Ii. Garaett and 9. 4. Mus
tain.
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Stats Purchasing Agent Edward Shut
tuck ea.d today that no VII! ISSUE a
statement soon presenting his side or
the scandn! connected with recent coal
contracts awarded by him. He said
that no Will prove thal the contracts
Wero awarded TO tho bes: bidders even
II tho method o. procedure We. not
atTtctly according - the law.
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The first meeting OF the new state adj
v!sory board OF Agriculture probably
will be held next week, l.. J. Tabor, 0!
GAINESVILLE, director Of agriculture. said
today. Discussion OF insErs OF
hanuiiHE th0u-anda 81 dollars worth or
claims for tuburcular cRttio oiled by
the state Is one Of the matters u bus!-
ness TO be taken up. 4 woman. Mrs
W. L. Bargar. Of Urbana, vii! lie among
Tho board mein5ors Tor tho hrs. tine
In history
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r, NJ Black. OF Freeport. sent let
ter TO health commissioners enNst!ng
their cooperation IN enforcing better
sanitary regulations In al places where
food ~ hnnciod. Mr.. Black vented "uI
that II Will bc !mp1as!h.s for mo do
IArtment properly 20 enforce the law
with only Il inspectors and tens u
thousands Of places 10 be inspected.
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TIE national convention er Spirit
Associations IS now in sessions at Dc.
troll UacG! this convention IS ad-
lourned, all mediums not in attendance
w;ll have difficulty in communicating
with the other world. as the spirits will
A.. DC busy.
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NEWS Of TIE
OHIO CAPITAL

Special Dispatch 20 The lnteii!rencer.
Columbus. oct. ls---ln tnn event OF
nation wiln coal str'he. A,Ir" innate
" 10000 msn would be ihr0mh out o.
work In Ohio on tho railroads "'"rlc. the
state public utilities commission eSti-
mailed today. Twenty-Five Of the 81
operating in ohio oreruio wholly "i'hIn
tho li,aIis az tn" stat" AMI Eus: 81 thaif
.in;!, yes 1--we IN UhIo.
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Marshal Foch announces that he has
received over 1000 invitations to visit N
IS states. Guess hs will have 4 pretty
good I'm. over here. after all.
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Congress has decided TO discontinue
80 investigation OF the Ku K!ux Khan.
Vel. /: has already had enough pub
l!ct,y 10 give u an excellent start.
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Milk Drivers Threaten Strike for
Higher Pay"-headline. VIA, IS the
difference? IT won't be long before milk
!s/proh !bi,ed by Law, anyway.
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Charter OF incorporation was issued
yesterday By Secretary OF STATE Hcus-
ton G. Young 10 the Piyeoa Crock MIN
ing comnsny OF Burch. Mingo county.
Tho capita! stock OF the new company
Is 100000 and the !acUrporators are X.
). Mechanism. William McC!anahan OF
Burch; {. r. McNutt J. r. Hatcher and
W. J. Elliott CT Princeton. Mercer
county,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19

Increase OF pens!oa from $50 70 t72
per month, has been ordered bv tho
.'eas!on Committee, for John Walton.
OF Dana. whose olaini was p.ercnled
Ct tho Bureau sevsral weeks ago. Re-
ta!ner pay amounting 10 st2.5o was also
allowed by tho Navy Department 10
Chas {. Holloway. OF Charleston,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-19

Tho cases OF Walter S. Hallanan. state
tax commissioner. against the United
fue! Gas company and Eureka Pipe
Limo company. pending In the United
States supreme court. have been reset
for November I. IL was learned yester-
day by Attorney General j. T. England
who has just returned from Washing
ton. This case involves the validity OF
:he oil and gas transportation tax law
enacted by the legislature two yea-s
ago.