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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
TN MA. PAGo

MaNnnino Samiurj". nesociante en
,alii6n y re>idente en Lola. rccosi6
por carload. IN muchacho que dijo
llamarse Ernesto. Lo tuvO ocho dfas.
tratdndolO cuerpo de rey. : en pa
90 Sc lie fug0 el .iueres. robandole Gi
d6larcs en- efectiVO
Ia detective investiga el case Y
Sanjurjo confes6 que no voivera mas
a. hacer actos de carload.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Ell SR. ROnIL

Ha sido designado como agente espc
ciaI de la Junta Federal de Educaci6n
vccacfonal en- Fuerto Rico, el culto
compatriota Sr. Fernando J. Rodil,
muy conocido estimado en- Ia ciudad
v en- Mayagiiez en-. donde ha residido
mucho tempo. La designation Sc juz-
ga acertada. pues ell Sr. Rodil es perso-
ma de capacidad reconocida. lie desea-
mos ell mejor -exito en- SUI cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
UN BALE DE CARLOAD EN-
RIO PIEDRAS
CAMBIO DE LOCAL

FL bale de Carload que una dis
tinguida comisi6n de vecinOs de. RiC
Piedras ha organizado, a beneficio de
los damnificados por el fuego de Pta.
de TERRA, Sc lleyara efecto en- los
salones de La Casa Acadia y no en-
el Casino Espafol, como Sc habfa
dicho.
Reina la mas viva animation POI
asistir este acto altruista, con cuyo
protHcto So podra aliviar. en- parte. La
dessraeia de tan,os seres abatidos por
ell fnfortunio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
portes para embarcar a Espafa, a la
sonora Mercedes Dolores Zaldo Leon,
de Ponce Y al nifo Pedro Angel Suau
y Perez; y para embarcar a Dina
marca, a la sonora Sofie Hjorth, de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
s;TlgTITTrYE AL sR. PIERAs

Durante la ausencia en- Espa1a del
Sr. Marcos Pieras, lie sustituye en- su
cargo en- el Casino Espafiol de San
Juan. eI Sr. Gregorio Gonzalez, anti
quo empleado del Centric, al que desea-
mos el mismo 6xito que al viajero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Los TIE DE LOS DOMINGos

Ell Presidente del Casino de Puerto
Rico, Sr. Salvador Mestre, ha tenido
la cortesfa de informarnos que desde
ell domingo Is de mayo corriente, de
4 80 de la tarde, Sc llevara a efec-
to una serie de "Te Dansantes". Estos
actos prometen resultar esplendidos,
pues hay para ellos mucha animation,
particularmente entire ell elemento fe-
menino. de la ciudad.
Estimamos La cortesfa de la invita-
ci6n recibida en- Ell IMPARCIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
UNA CAIDA

En- Morovis, mientras la nina Jua-
ma Armida Grau, de amos de edad,
hija de Rafael Grau, jugaba en- Ell bal
con de su casa, Sc cay6 de una altura
de mas de II pies, recibiendo un fuer-
tie golpe en- Ell craneo, quedando en-
estado grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
CONATO de INCENDIO

En- ell Garage del Gobierno, anti
guos hornos militares. hubo anoche
un conato de incendio. III Sr. cu6ta-
ra, que venfa de Santurce, v pasaba
Dor aquel sitio, auxili0 los policfas
que allf estaban a abrir la puerta del
garage, y Sc pudo dominar en- seguida
Ell conato. que consisti6 en- un monitor
de trapos estopa que ardfa, parece
que casualmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
INSPECTOR DE PESAS Y
MEDIDAS

Ell Secretario' Executive ha apro-
bado el nofnbramiento de Inspector
Municipal de Pesas Y Medidas hecho
a favor del senior Rafael Herrans, pa
ra que actle como tai en- ell Munich
pio de Toa Baja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Sc VENDE

I'm autom6vil Chandler, de = pasa-
ieros, en- buenas condolences, cuatro
gomas nuevas. Informaran, Luna Sc,
ia Nueva Linda. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Ell @sAN LORENZO

No Sc han tenido noticias de que el
vapor San Lorenzo haya salido hoy a
las doce drl dfa del puerto de New
York, perO Green Ell la compaiiia. Sc.
glfn cable que recibieron cuando lie
anunciaron In saiida del San Juan el
martes pasado, que esperaban despa-
char el San Lorenzo. de acuerdo con
su itincraiio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
-I.A sRTA. yIeyroRIA ]. .FIaIssAIgl

Fin q vapor Caracas embafed ayef
tarde para New York. la baila ysele-
gantc seiiorita Victoria Ledesna, de
Ia sociedad de San Jpan.
Ia seforita Leslcsma. 4 quich IL de-
sealnos una trayesfa eilteramenfe fe-
liz, permanecera en- q Norte ma tenn
porada nsIs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
EN- $4,000

Ell establecimiento GEL Cometa", de
cuyo incendio informamos en- otro ,lu-
gar, esta asegurado con los sehores
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga en- $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Gel JEREZANO''
Esta es la rnarca
del mejor vinagre espanDl
que sc vende en- plaza.
No Pida OtrO.
4 sUsTITU1R AZ sR GONZALEZ

FONT al
Ell Comisionado de Instruction Sc
mostro reservado en- ID que nombra-
miento de empleado que ha de susti-
tuir al Sr. Gonzalez Font Sc refere,
v Sc. indican para esa vacante asloss
sefores Andino Lopez, Marrero VI Sc
lies, este 1ltino Presidente de Ia Aso-
ciacion de. Maestros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
PERDIERON LA NINA

Los esposos Mediavilla- Martinez,
de esta ciudad, pasan por la pena de
yhaber perdido su Ultima ninita, que
contaba solo 2 meses de edad.
Les deseamos resignation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
INDULTO

FL Gobernador ha eoncedidO indul-
to Conditional los cenfinados Emilia
no Mar inez Gregorio Caban.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

Sc desca comprar IN
billar pool. usaslo. pc
no que cSli en- buenas
conlicioncs. Dirigir-
sc al Apariado 9i,
Rio picdras, Plo. Rico.
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ORDERS
FOR WHEELINGITES

Special Dispatch 70 the Inte'liGencer.
Cumberland. Md. Nov. 2S.-~Ih" con-
rerring Of clerical orders on n number
OF students for the priesthood. began to-
day at Sts. Peter and Paul Monastery
and will continue tomorrow and We'd
neSday. The orGa'ning prclate Is RigHs
Reverend Btshou $alvator Wali@S"r. o.
NJ. Cap. formerly bishop OF the Caroline
and Marianne Islands. row on his way
to China to take over a b~ishoprtc in the
mission field.
Those receiving or'fers are:
Raphael Engelr. Monior. kans.: Syl'
vester Staudt. Cologne. Gcrmany: Cletua
Blocklnger. Wheeling, W. Va: Francis
Eegis Krah. Harrisburg. Pa: Hubert
Eremer and Nicholas KrehS. fittshErSh,
Patrick McCann. Carnegie Pa; Bert
rand Brookman. Cumberland; Cam'llus
Schmitt and Matthew Pekari. Wheeling
O~uthbert Schoefpner and Ambrose Her
cele. Pittsburgh. and lIerhcrt SchmeI.
Herman. Pa. Those receiving deacon
shin will probably he ordained to the
priesthood In Baltimore. next May.
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Conflicting Views on
Modifying Of Decree

WASHINGTON. Nov. @S.-ConflIctinE
views as TO the adv stability o. moollH-
lng the consent decree. which requires
the big five" meat packers to give up
the handling Of side line products
were expressed to-day by representa-
tives Of California frui, growers ana
Gamers At the opening session or a
hearing before a special government
commission.
After Vernon Campbell. general man
ager OF the California Cooperative can
ners' Association. had URGE modiIica-
ton Of the decree 20 "savc the pubic
from the catches OF wholesale GrocerS'
and to insure cheaper distributor OF
Gamer fruit products, Elmer Vas. preSl'
don't and Preston Mckinney. secretary
of tho Gamers League of California as
vigorously expressed opposition TO any
chance in the court order. which pre-
vents tie hackers from distributing cam
ned and dried fruit.
Mr.. Campbell charged that wholesale
Erocers were restoring 10 coercion in an
effort to keen western Gamers from
advocating modification OF the decree.
The two Gamers League Officials de-
clared that the majority Of California
fruit Gamers were unaltcrably opposed
70 letting down the bars TO the pack
crs.'
The chambers Of commerce In san
Francisco, Los Angeles. Sacramento ana
San joe. they agreed. also had gone
on record as opposed TO the proposed
modification.
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ARBUCKLE IN DENIAL
Continued Prom Page one)

Later Arburkle returned to the bath
room. When he returned. he testified.
Miss Rappe was thrashing about" on
the floor. The witness said he picked
her up and placed her on the bed. dem
onstral!ng the mlnner in which he did
so.
Did she say anything them"
She Was Dreaming.
ing. holding her stomach and twisting
about"
Then where did you GO"
81 went out OF the room. The first
person I saw was Miss Provost. I said:
Virginia is sick
Miss Provost was close TO the door
when I went out. I did not see Mrs.
Delmpnt. could not tell how long I
was In the room"
Arbuckln grew somewhat angered
under FrIedman's questions. putting
somewhat Of = snap into his
Tearing Her Clothes.
When | returned" he said. "Virginia
tearing at her clothes. One sleeve
Of her dress was hanging by a few
threads. and I pulled 1t off. Later l
told Harry Boyle. assistant manager Of
tho hotel: The girl Is sick. and I want
10 get her another ROOM"
"You never told anyone anything ex-
cept that Miss Rape was liz"
II did not"
Did you hear Miss Rappe make n
statement at any time after you found
her ill?"
NO. except when she asked for water
md wanted tn lie. down. After Miss
Rappe was taken away I put on a golf
suit and soft shirt. Later I put on a
dinner suit and went down TO the hotel
dining room"
Arbucklo squ!rmed in his seat and
seemed uneasy under the fast coming
questions. :.
Il asked Mr.. Boyle to get a doctor"
he said.
Nobody had suggested getting a doc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Sutherland Confident
Arms Farley Will
Result in Success

C~larkshurg. w. Va. Nov. @S.-Cnited
states Senator Howard sutherland ut
Elkins, delivered all address on me
Washington arms parley before the
C~larkSburg chamber Of commerce at Il
members open forum meeting here to-
day.
The proposal Of Secretary Hughes
he said. is entirely equitable and tAir.
IL Is my confident belief that a program
will he adcpted by ;he conference ana
submitted 70 the various governments
there represented which Viii luFoiNe
substantially the proposals made py
Secretary Hughes"
In part. he said:
III anything WAS needed 10 convtn""
The nations Of the world. and particular
IL anv suspicious nations. OF the altru-
ist,c principles actuatiug this govern
mcrt Of ours In IT'S Gcaiings with other
nations il was the fact that Secretary
Hughes. under the direction OF the pres
ident. produced a plan, carefully worked
ont by eNrert naval authorities. urdcr
which the United States would scrap n
total tonnage OF capital ships OF Nto'it9
,ors whereas. II contemplated that
Great britain should scrap a total OF
only 4S2.S75 tons. and this includes toe
ny 4
,onnaCe Of four large ships not yet Et'o
down; and Japan would scrap n total
Of capital tonnage OF 4+S.92S tons. Dur
ing the ten years 10 follow, repIacc-
ments to he limited ~ an agreed maxi
mum OF capital ounaC" which would
leave TO the three nations concerned =
total aggregate capital warShip tonnage
as follows:
For the United States. 100000 tons;
For Great Britain. 100000 tons;
For japan. 400. 600 tons.
The principle Involved in this pro
posai was Immediately accepted By both
Great Eritain and Japan. hut numerous
details are yet to BE- worked out so that
all may be satisfied that he proposal
IS entirely equitable and fair. II IS my
confident belief thHt 4 program VIII he
adopted by the conference and submitted
TO the various governments there repre-
scented. which will involve substantially
the proposals made by Secretary
Hughes"
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ton and distribution can result in a
great actual Improvement of civiliza-
ton. The possibilities that there are in
society for realizing better conditions
for all humanity are undreamed of. Thu
opportunity has arisen to make these
possibilities realities.
III we insist to the letter upon our
claim, our claim will in all probability
never be met. If we insist upon 1t
selhshly, we will realize in hatreds, no.
in cash. II We are generous and wisely
generous. those claims can all be paid.
and believe will all be paid, and the
good we do with them Will mean more
TO us materially than anything we
would conceIvably be parting with"
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tor until Boyle arrived.
Told Her TO "HA1t ~

The witness said that while he Wae
there all Of Miss Rappe's clothes were
taken off and Mrs. belmont put IN 10
pack under her head.
There was ice or the bed. too" -
said.
Il took up a piece Of the Ice from
Miss Rappe's body and Mrs.
told me to put 1t back.
Il told her to hut up or I would
throw her out Of the window. lac
l put the piece Of ice back vhefe :
found It,"
ArbuckIe said while the party guests
were trying to relieve Miss Rape, he
told Mrs. belmont to go and Dress a
she was attired in pajamas.
Miss Rape was unconscious AZ ths
time ice was being applied" he said.
Frank Dominguez. Los Angeles attof.
ney. was the first person he told OF
having found Miss Rape In the oath-
room, Arbuckle said. Dominguez wns
his former counstl.
Alleged Chronic Condition
At the conclusion Of Arbuckle's testt-
mony the defense offered the deposition
Of DR.. r. NJ. Rosen of Chicago. which
said that in 1913 he treated Mas Rape
for a bladder ailment. The defense al-
leges that the injury was the result OF
n chronic condition.
The defense closed its case at 5:4b
o. m, and court adjourned after a vain
attempt to obtain admission into the
record of a statement by George Glen
non, hotel detective. which. It was con-
tended, would %exonerate Arbuckle OF any
responsibility for Miss Rappe's injury.
Tomorrow the prosecution will COM
mence its presentation OF rebuttal tes-
ttmony. This Is expected to require two
DAYS during which time 1t Is believed
Miss Glaum will testify. =.
Juror Arthur Fl. Crane. said by his
physician to be so i'll his attendance at
further sessions may be Impossible,
may he replaced by stephen Hopkins.
who has heard all the testimony as an
alternate juror. 1t became known today.
The case IS expected to go to the jury
Thursday.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
HAzEr-ArIAs GLASS COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
ers OF the IIazcl-Atlas Glass Company
will be held In the office OF the company
on the third floor OF the Conservative
Life Building. sixteenth and Market
streets. Wheeling, West virginia. on
Tuesday. December 9Th. 1924, at two
o'clock p. m. ,
The meeting will be asked 20 amend
the bylaws so that the fiscal year OF
the ~ will correspond with the
calendar year instead OF ending October
3lst: and so that the date Of annual
meeting will he correspondinEly
changed TO the last Tuesday In Febru-
AIRY. Such action has been recommended
by tho Executive Committee.
II these amendments are made II IA
expected that tho meeting viii = I'D
journ 10 meet again on the last Tuesday
Of next February, az the same place and
hour.
J.. e. BRADY, President.
no. 22-cS-29-de.2-6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
CHASTITY Sight Meets
Eyes Of the SearCherS

The Pass. Manitoba. Nov. cS-S"arch-
Ing narties. who have been srourinS
Lake. have fulHd the body OF
Govhc. famous American dog
derby racer. who MAS drowned NoNcm-
her Is. Through the transparent ice.
the body could hc seen ~ cicht feet Of
sitting bolt upright on tive sled.
partly covered 10y an "ldcrlown robe,
out in front. in perfect align
ment, were the nine racing dogs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Denial From Huntington
Follows indictment Of
Window Glass Concerns

Huntington. w. Va, Nov. ?S.-Offi-
Gals of "a" two Huntington glass CAM
panics named in the sweeping indirt-
ments set forth by ihc New York
federal grand jury today issued state
mcn;s tonight. They wCr" the former
Camp Class company. O known as tn"
Interstate Window Glass ComnHny and
the Superior Glass Products company.
Dan Camp. general manager or tho
Interstate Window Glass company, said
tonight that n" was lnat an
Indictment had been returned against
the concern until informed 10y = re-
porter. The first iat!matiun that such
a move had been contemplated ny Ted
eral representatives was given him two
weeks AGO. he said. when a lnitcd
States deputy appeared and asked to
see the records Of the company. The
deputy was referred 10 +. /. E!galL.
general secretary and treasurer Of tho
former Camp Glass company. who makes
his headquarters at \ PENNSYLVANIA
plant. said camp. He stated that he
did not know what plans the directors
in mind for combating the Indict-
ments.
Indictment for the Superior Glass
Products company is the result OF a
clerical error in the opinion oF w. T..
Donaldson. secretary. Mr.. Donaldson
aid tonight that his concern was not
a member Of any association Of man1-
raCturcrs. although 4 was necessarily
bound by the l~atter's agreements.
Names Of the indicted C~Omnanies. he
said. he believed must have hrCN taken
from directors Of firms published IN
trade journals OF manufacturers as"C-
cations and Elass workers union organ
izatlon.
Mr.. Donaldson expressed tn" hclief
that Surrrjor Glass Products company
Ia excmrt from any action that may
follow tAe indictments. The company
could hardly have violated any sort Of
antitrust provision. Ne said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Accused Negro Writes
Plea Of Not Guilty on Pad

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. 2S-.N jury was
selected and several witnesses Nere
heard before court adj Ourned today IN
The case Of Joseph Thomas. negro. who
last February. cSrnuei from u Tits
burgh hospital. after It had been
wounded in resisting .rrest on a charge
of alleged connection in the death OF
Mrs. Anna k.rker, at her home IN Milf
lin township. Thomas was arrested at
Baltimore last July. and upon being re-
turned to his city indicated that he
had lost his power Of speech. Today
he wrote his plea Of not guilty on a
pal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
DISCOVERY OF new
PLANET ANNOUNCED
Is Located Between Orbits or Jupiter
and M1rs-Tt Ia OF the Four
teentn Magnitude.

Buenos Aires. Nov. @S-tRy the AS
ISOLATED Press).--rhe discovery Of a
new planet in the group OF Asteroids
which rcvolvc between the orbits Of
Jupiter and Mars is announced by DR..
Hartmann. director IS the observatory
Of the University Of La Plata.
The planet is of the fourteenth mag
nitude and IL seen ~ present from this
latitude in the constellation tetus.
which lies south OF the great squar"'
OF Pegasus, now visible In the evening
sky
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For Rehab illtation


Concerning what should be done with
the money paid back, Mr.. Nanderllp
said:
Il would like 10 see every dollar that
can ever be paid 10 us by our debtors
for years to come. devoted TO the reha-
bilitat!on of European civilization. 1t Is
only through such rehabilitation mat
these debts can ever conCciTablY De palu
II is only through the rehabilitation OF
European civilization that America can
ever cunceivably retain in full measure
lNr destiny. or can expect a full meas
ure Of prosperity for her people
He believed a plan for the develop.
mcnt Of eastern Europe could be laid
out. he said, comparable to the vision
our forcfathers had when the latent
possibilities OF our great west were I'M
folded to their minds"
viGton OF The Future
"EverythinE the war has cost" he
added. Everything an unwise peace Is
costing, can be reCompcnscd and beyond
that a great economic margin created
II eastern Europe can be put In order,
can be helped and led wisely TO handle
It's own problems, IL the people Of east
crn Europe can be made 10 comprehend
llCIl cNpllpillI' hHIiN' ~ th'N ~ ~
brought To understand that in the vel
fare Of all nations lies the highest pros
poriiy OF each"
To a program of this kind, he de-
clared. he would devote for many years
every dollar this country could get OF
the allied debt.
w need not make an irrevocab BILE de-
Cision when We embark on this program.
For a great many years. I believe, IT
would be wise for us to devote all we
receive to such purposes as suggested.
An Opportunity
at Is entirely possible. however. that
there would come such economic restor-
alton. that in the end q considerable
part. conceivably nearly all of the prin-
cipal. might be paid to us. Interest
money that we loaned and reloaned for
economic development would be con-
verted from the original obligation Of
the allies to obligations representing
material properties which we created.
md probably backed by the obligations
Of the governments OF these countries
where this economic development took
place.
81 am firmly convinced that in the
great catastrophe the war has brought,
there has been created an opportunity
which could never otherwise have aris-
Ell. The obstacles which have arisen in
the path Of European civilization can he
turned into stepping stones leading to
-. position vastly better than anything
Europe has ever known. The war has
made n great awakening in millions OF
dormant minds. II is possible that new
" awakened impulses. If they can be
harnessed 10 the machinery Of produc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29

Two OF the Wheeling young men who
received their clerical orders at Cum
berIand Yesterday are well known here.
Pey C1etus EIockinger Is a son Of los
eph Block!nGer. OF 1903 WOODS street;
Rev. Matthew Pekari Is a son OF Robert
pekarL. who lives at No. - Fifteenth
street. Both received their early edu-.
cation in st. .Alphonsus school.
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FOE SALE-pA2M5.

FARM FOR SNLE-@4S acres: eight
room brick house with furnace and
water in house: tenant house. barn.
sheep barn. 40 acres timber: splendid
stock farm. wei! watered: reasonable.
Address owner. Mrs. Ella Andrews.
Jewett, II. d. .. Harrison county. hio
no.29-j
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SPEEDY PAYMENT
Confined From Page Une.)

n just debt. legally and morally. and
whether Il Coud be paid or not. II should
bo rhecrfully md gratefully acknowl-
edged as n just debt.
Next. ! would want America 10 I've
both an intelligent and lericnt creditor"
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TRAFFIC association wants several
men to qualify for positions paying
$4,000 and up: experience unnecessary:
opportunity offered several men under
As willing TO devote little time acqutr-
ing thorough knowledge OF this work;
common school education essential; only
men OF good character need apply. II
willing, dependable and DESTROYS or
making connection worth while, write al
once. stating present position. age and
phone number. Address B.. R., care In
t~elligencer. no.-S-m
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nrc being made at Langley Field for n
Test flight for the scmi-rtgid dir!gtble
Roma across the Appalachians /" Aaron.
Dhio. The date for the flight has not
been set.
Tho Roma. purchased from the llaiian
government 10y the United states, has
made two flights since sh" was as
srmhlcd recently and both trials we're
successful.
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TIE MENDEL
< Carl >. Hspas1. Pro1-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PraysSs ohapal, $50 oaapltao strsss
CAN Phone 1917
DIED

HARRISON Monday. November IS,
I 1921. at his home. Stop . West
4 Wheeling. at . o'clock p. m. HENRY
y CHARLES HARRIS. in his S6th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOE RENr-FuRNISNED APART
NHNTS.

APARTMENT - Very desirable four
room and bath apartment FOR rent 10
party who will buy furniture; owner
leaving city January /. Phone Woods
dale 3TS-M. no'-S-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
wANrED-TuRNIsHrD oTTIcE.

wASTED-In wheeling. furnished Of
fce for about month: high class. dig
nifed business. old established concern
Write OFFS. care Int~eIligencers. no.c9-h