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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
10 Held at.
Gun Point.
by Bandits. !.
Police Nearl rp'" ,e y
Criminals op'SsS,, s'sN ",'t
lnprecedent !. Numbers
Eleven Robbcrics.
Woman Lost Life Savings

Bandits. prowlefs and burglars
carried on their work rslentlessly
Saturday night, nine holdups and
raobberies being reported TO police
within two hours, starting at $50
o'clock.
The police. reinforced by the en-
tire detective bureau. and flee, OF
automobiles. manned By eitizeu-po-
lice. were helpless. Automobile loads
OF police officers. armed with saved
of shotguns. sped from one crime
scene to another.
Sixteen persons at the J. Roscn
grocery, Twenty-eishth and DaYen-
port streets, were lined up against
The wall by four armed men and
relieved of valuables and money.
They were then sent seurrying TO
the cellar with the command: "Hur-
ry down there or we will shoot your
heads off,
Cashier Ordered Back.
Two of the bandits. falling TO
open the cash register. called for
the cashier, Pauline Ziegman, to
come upstairs from her place of
refuge in the cellar 10 open the
register. She hesitatcd. being afraid.
Don't fear us. girlie," one OF the
quartet said. I'VE won't hurt YOU"
She then went upstairs and opened
the register. They pocketcd 500.
Club Man With Pistol.
], L. Fitzsimmons, 27S5 Capitol
avenue, customer, was struck over
the head with the butt of reyol-
vcr in the hands of ono of the armed
crew when lie did not hurry fast
enough TO the cellar. Fiizsimmons
walked into the store while it was
being robbed.
John +. Duchern, 407 Lincoln
boulevard. was relieved of SO and a
watch, and Philip Helgren,. 2773
Davenport street, lost SO and a
watch.
1t is the belief that three different
gangs OF bandits worked last night
Three groceries and one drug store
were robbed.
Victims Locked in Ice Box.
At the Newman grocery, 1887
Park avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Newman, and ]. w. Vogcl were
held up and robbed by two men.
The bandits obtained S126 from the
cash register. The three were locked
in the ice box by the bandits.
The two men, unmasked, walked
into the store and joined in conver-
sation with the Newmans and Vogel.
Suddenly one OF them stuck a re-
volver to the head of Newman and
demanded that they march to the
rear OF the store.
Rob Proprietor's Wife.
Following are other robbcries |
and holdups reported:
Bemis Park drug store, Thirty
third and Cunning streets, two men
walked into this store while two
Others guarded outside. Mrs. R. L.
Tinkham, wife of the proprietor, was
in the front part Of the store. Her
husband was in the rear. He saw
them hold up his wife, and because
Turn to Page Two, Column seven.)
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
New G. A. r. Post to Install
Officers at Meeting March d

Lincoln. Feb. 26.-(Special. 1.-The
three G. A. R. posts in Omaha will
be consolidated into one with a
membership of 147. Assistant Adju-
tant General Harmon Bross an.
nounced today. The name of the
new post will be "The Old Guard
Post No. L." and the first meeting
for purpose OF consolidation and in
stallation of officers will be held
March 4 at Omaha. Past Depart
ment Commander ]. H. Presson of
Lincoln will be the installing officer.
The three Omaha posts which be-
come organizations of the past are
George A. Custer Post No. I. u. 5.
Grant post No. 10 and George
Crook post No. 262.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Clue in Taylor
Mystery Leads
to San Francisco
Telephone Call by Actress
Latest Lead in Film Muir.
der-Looking for Man
i'm Case.
By EDWARD DOHERTY.
Omaha Bee Ieased Wire.

Los Angeles. Feb. Eo.--The latest
clue 10 the murderer of William Des-
mond Taylor, moving picture direc-
tor, slain in his home February /,
led 10 San Francisco. and woman,
all actress
On the night OF February |, thi,
woman phoned TO some one in San
Francisco, saying:
"Pm in trouble; come down and
help me-"
The woman is one OF those who
have been questioned about the
Staying OF Taylor. She declared she
had heard OF the staying on Thurs
day morning. after the body had
been found.
Yet her conversation of the night
before would indicate that she did
know about the murder; and furth-
ermore that she feared she might
be implicated
Detective Sergeant Herman Cline
was sent to San Francisco by Dis
trict Attorney Thomas Lee Wool
wine.
Il is declared that the authorities
already have checked UP on this end
of the wire, got all the information
they could about the woman, her
relations with Taylor, where she was
on the night of the murder, and
what she has done since then.
Looking For Man.
Cline, it is said, intends to find
the man who came to her aid and
question him. Out OF this question
ing may come an arrest and eventu-
allv the solution of the murder.
The actress in question is said to
be the one who was enslaved by the
narcotic peddlers of Hollywood, and
whom Taylor tried to protect.
The woman is to be questioned
again. the sheriffs Office admits.
Woolwine will not discuss the mat
ter. It is also stated that another
woman and Miss Mabel Normand's
chauffeur. William Davis, also are
to be re-examined.
The other woman is one who
knows all. or nearly all, the secrets
in the double life OF William Des-
lnond Taylor who was William
Pete" Cunningham Deane-T Tanner.
On February 2. this woman sent
a telegram to Taylor's divorced
wife, which reads in part as fol-
lows:
"Pete Tanner fatally wounded;
shot in the back OF the neck. Great
commotion over his death in Los
Angeles. Will arrange for flowers.
Wire me what ! can do to help you"
The woman was questioned by
Deputies Joseph Nolan and J. B.
Fox few days later, but was not
publicly brought into the investiga-
ton until today. Her name still is
being held secret.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Combination Pure Bred
Stock Sale Is Arranged

Nelson, Neb.-At a meeting here
Of officers and committees OF the
Nuckolls County Breeders associa-
ton it was decided to hold a COM
bination sale OF pure-bred stock at
the Nuekolls county fair grounds
Saturday, March l8. Some OF the
choicest animals from the several
herds in the county have been con-
signed and it is believed this will
be one OF the best sales ever held
in this part OF the state.
Representatives of the state agri-
culture department have made a tour
of these herds and they expressed
much pleasure at finding such high
Grade stock on Nebraska farms.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Lincoln Girl Killed Under
Atuo Driven by kearnev Man

Lincoln, Feb. 26.-Struci BY an auto
mobile driven by Arthur B. Prebie
or kearney. Neb, Elizabeth Nolda,
l9, was almost instantly killed in the
business district of Lincoln this eve
mng. Preblc was taken TO 'hc pnlice
station, but after witnesses of the a.
cident had testified that Miss Mol
had apparently slipped on the v
pavement and felt in front OF the {
he was released.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Metllodists at Benkelman May
Erect New Church Edifice

Benkelman. Neb., Feb. 26.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-The Methodist church has
just closed series of evangelistic
services, as a result of which so new
members have joined the conereea-
ton. A reception for new members
and congregational meeting was held
recently. at which it was decided to
erect modern church edifice this
year. il the crop prospects prove
favorable. The building now in use
was erected in 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
North Platte Hog Buyer
Sending Stock to Coast

North Platte, Neb.. Feb. 90
Especial. ED Todenhofi, a local
buyer, is shipping from 10 to 20 cars
of hogs a week to Pacific coast
points. The animals are shipped in
from points east, west and north,
sorted as 10 class and weight and
then sent TO the western packers.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Farmer Owners to Take Over
Wolbach Department Store

Wolbach, Feb. 26.-(Special. "A
deal has been closed in which n. {.
High disposed of his department
store i'll this city TO Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Greer, former owners OF the
business. During invoicing the store
will be closed and the new pro-
rrietors will take charge as soon as
TIE invoicing is completed. As soon
is school closes Mr.. High and fam
lily expect to 60 by auto to Cali
fornia, where they will make their
iuture home.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Lancaster Grand Jury
Dismissed by Judge

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 26.-The grand
j.ry ior Lancaster county, called a
month ago at the suggestion of At
torney General Davis. was discharg-
ed by District Judge Frederick
Shepherd late Saturday after it had
handed in II new indictments. The
names are withheld until the arrests
have been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Gage Deputy Sheriff Files for
County Clerk Nomination

Beatrice, Neb.. Feb. 26.-(Special.)
Clarence Hiatt, deputy sheriff, yes
terday filed for the republican NOM
ination for county clerk. James Poe
OF Odell filed as republican candi-
date for supervisor of the seventh
district.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Cow Kicks Over Lantern.
Barn and Coutents Burn

Wolbach, Feb. 2o.-(Special. "A
COW kicking over lighted lantern
was the cause OF Hans Sehrun,
farmer residing between Wolbach
and Brayton, losing his barn by fire.
All of the livestock was gotten out,
but the barn. quantity OF hay and
grain, several sets of harness and
Dodge automobile were entirely con-
Si,yued
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Subscribe for Lyceum
Course at Benkelman

Benkelman, Neb.. Feb. 26.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The Parent eacher associa-
ton has subscribed for a lyceum
course of five numbers to be given
nere next winter. The association
is also raising funds to grade and
improve the school Fairgrounds,
though this work cannot be conf
pleted until after the new school
building is erected.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Held for Forgery.

York, Neb., Fet. z6.-CspeciaL y
Fl. Fitzpatrick, charged with forging
two checks on merchants in David
City. was arrested here by Chief OF
Police Neil Olson. on an order from
Sheriff West OF Butler county.
Sheriff West took Fitzpatrick &c
David City.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Burwell Wins Labor Debate
From Ord by Two to One

Ord, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Special. y
In debate held at Burwell between
Burwell and Ord, the former won
by two to one vote. The ques-
ton was: Resolved, That the move
ment of organized labor for the
closed shop should receive the sup
port OF public opinion. Burwell up
held the affirmative and Ord the
,,,roK,t-o
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Ord Sheriff and County
Clerk File for Reelection

Ord, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Sheriff George Rounds and
County Clerk Joe knezacek filed on
the republican ticket for reelection
to the Offices they now hold.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Ord, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Special Tel
ogram. MIR. and Mrs. William
Baunister celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. The birthday
of their granddaughter. Edith Grow,
occurred on the same day.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-27
The Weather

Forecast.
Nebraska-Partly cloudy Monday
and Tuesday; colder in east and CEN
trail portions Monday.
Iowa-Generally fair Monday and
Tuesday. much colder Monday.
Hourly Teraneratllres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
BREIGH TRIAL TO
START ON FRIDAY
Judge Robinson Refuses to Grant Cor
tinuance of Alleged Check Artist

j. r. Breigh, alleged master forgsr,
will go on trial Friday in criminal court.
Judge Alan II. Robinson yesterday re-
fused a continuance in the case.
Ercigh was led into court by deputy
sheriff. near blind. One Of his eyes
developed an infection shortly after he
was arrested. This has spread TO the
other eye. and he is now under the care
Of the county physician and private
physician. Brcigh Is alleged to have
passed sixteen worthless checks In
Wheeling OH the Martins Ferry Timex.
where ii" was employed as an advertis.
ing solicitor.
Breigh told the court recently that his
friends IN Akron had arranged TO secure
Attorney J. Howard Holt Of Mounds
Vile, As his attorney. Yesterday he
said he had heard nothing from Holt
or his friends concerning the employ
n'eht Of Attorney Holt and asked for =
continuance. Judge Robinson appointed
Attorney William G. Gompers to repre-
sent him.
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LITERARY SOCIETIES OF WHEEL
ING HIGH To>HEAR SUBJECTS
FOR MoRGANTowN CON-
TESTS
List Is Composed Of Essays, EKtenIpor-
aneous Speeches and History

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',I =, ,,.r.,.,,nup tho )ul-
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,,,r,,iir,, itch school will
'.'',' ',' ,o.i- ~ ,hnir re-
.,.. .,,,I d;.,,.s rho subjects
,;', - ,i,a r,not for tho
VIVA" ,',.,,,, ,,,,,,,, rnr,os,e
',7'E "''' 'N'' ''''' '"'
The high school Studchts ar" 10" a.
NI!"d INT" hprr"A'mat''F twenty E,'
cites AMI once every TWO "'"Ns ,neS
INJECT ana nave literary prey r""'s,
"'"i"tE mas ir's'"ch'' N"c-p ~
secretary ana Two WIN S'''c VIZ"
vicc-Nr"sidcnt on the program commit
to. The students Of the Srhooi nave
taken an active interest in this Hne or
cndcavor and good results are expected
Of this school at ne state meet because
nr ,hc practice received.
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Stone Church Road
Farmers Want Repairs
Committee Appointed to Confer with
County Commits 81 oners for Re
pairs to Road.

The near death UC g NJ ndN'S. prom
.noni farmer of stone Church road
through failure 10 secure physician
owing 10 tho road hcinc impossible. 70
.ultcd In n gathering Of number OF
farmers At the homo of w. w. Gam"I'
on Monday night and committee
named TO confer with tho board OF
county commissioners with View OF
securing Some repairs 10 tn" ROAD. inc
committee is composed "f Mr.. Eamhif'
W. 4. McCall!st"r and Oliver IirshcF.
Those attending the meeting nlleG""
The road has been neglected for the past
tour or nve years. until II has gotten
into such condition that nothing hut 4
new foundation will serve the purpose.
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SCOUTMASTERS FETED
BY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

The scoutmastcr Of INC BOY Scouts
OF American Of the Wheeling district
were given Il banquet last evening IT
$40 o'clock at tho Horc- Davis green
room. At Sixteenth and Market streets.
by tho executive board Of tnc Wheeling
Moundavillc council Of the organization.
Members OF the court of honor were
also in attendance.
Chief Scoutnastcr William Bone. Irr
presided and many important matters
pertaining TO tn" field work OF tho
Scouts and thc plan for classifying tht
troops were .scusscd Ivy those present.
Various members told Of thor personal
experience in tho Scout work ana suS-
restjnn md now methods OF treating
the different phases OF scouting We"
mentioned Thirty-iVc business men Of
this section who arc interested IN the
activities Of the Boy Scouts "cr" pre-
sent at the meeting. \ very delicious
menu including chicken IN Tn" green
rooms chefs best style. was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

sons afflicted with tue tubcrcu'oN'H
germ State and county officials OF COT
uradv Oklahoma. Texas and Me"!'" ar
hard put. 70 take care 81 the THOUSAND"
Of families which ll"rh from ;ti part
of the country 10 those Statc&, "hl''
have become famous Tor their climatic
conditions. and live in tents and carries
IN the ncighborhOud &c the cities, FORA
ing colonies Of their uwn.
The practice, however. Of seeking 'N-
matte changes for the treatment al
tuberculosis has to some extent undHr-
gone 4 change within the last lew
years. Miss MIh0n said. and thr"n%n
intensive study OF the causes undcraA-
ing the disease. il is now found thar
il Is not necessary to the wcltarc Of
tuhcrCular patient Ia III" IN Nigh alt
tud". Sh" state; that home treatment.
except in tho worst stages Of the DIS
case. IS adequate. and with plenty 80
fresh air, good substantial Food AM
rest, tho patcuts can ct we'll ANY where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
PARADISE LEASES
HABIG APARTMENT

Harry Paradise. who recently sold his
home at Woodsdalc to DR.. L. n. Harris,
has leased the second floor apartment
OF Ambrose l.. Hlbig's new building at
Edgington Lane, and expects to move
to his new home about May I. DR.. Har-
ris will then take charge OF his new,
homo at Woodsdalc, as soon as q few
minor repairs can be completed.
The Habig building at Edgington Lane
will not be completed for several weeks.
but the second floor will be rushed to
compile ton so as to permit Mr.. Paradise
to occupy II.
III a spacious storcroon on tho first
floor OF tho Habig building the r.
Schenk & Sons company will open a
branch meat market and general store
late in the spring or early in tho sum-
NOR. The third floor Of the building
will be arranged for two families.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MEET To
DISCUSS. STATE LITERARY MEET
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

- =. M.-Songs Icy lIolen Shipman
and principals al "I.oiI' appearing at
the Alylm theatre, Pittsburgh.
: .2o--Music and Uncle WisE!ly's bed
time sior".
1.45--Guvcrnmcnt market reports and .
Export Of the New York Stock EN-
change.
S.oO---M"ssagc from thc Naii"Hai safety
council "GnlGcn RAJ" Of Business"
Ivy Harry ". Nccly, vice president of
tho Pittsburgh Dry Gord& Goa and
chairIu:t't uC The t;"ldcm EHic tour
committee. rhamncr Of commerce Of
Pittsburgh, Ia.
S:%n-MusiC
9:n0--Ncws
eos 10 ?:%6-Mustc
. 81 10 i0:gN---Ar!iHGton TING signals.
Music Program
Miss Nellie Munger, NioIiniSt
Miss Jane KCiscr, acc"mpanist
Miss Ruth Dicthornc, pianist from the
studio Of \. VI. Forester.
Ronaid IT, McGiH. baritone soloist at
the Third United Presbyterian church.
Miss Marian Deuel. .accompanist
Selections
!. ExUItat!on. Op. 81. No. IT,. Forester
Miss Ruth Dicthornc
.. LichcsSCCnc ............... Miersch
Miss Nellie Munger
:. (a) Eieanore ....'.......'''' Iay!or
tb) PiIGrim's Song. .Tschaikoysky
Donald II. McGiIl
4 Or.Cntalc, Op. J0..............C ui
Miss Ruth piethOrne
=. RakCozy March ............... L'szt
Miss Ruth Diethorre
s. (a) Till l Wake...........,.. Ffndcn
th) Ny Life Has Crcpt Along from
Tcnnyson's Maud .... Somervell
Donald H. MCGil
:. An den FruklinC. .Grieg
Miss Nellie Munger
s. Gavotte and Musctte. .DAlbert
Miss Ruth DicthOrne
Q Cal Ny Mcnagcric. .......... Foster
90 Nah Lindy Iou..... Strickland
Donald II. McGin
10. Romance. Op. 44........ Rubinstein
Miss Nellie Munger
II. LtcbcStraume ........,....... Liszt
Miss Ruth Riethorne
Note: Tho time mentioned Is Eastern
Standard Time.
Music is broadcastcd from 1000 10
1915 A. NJ; 1890 to 100 T. NJ. 200 TO
=: 90: and 400 TO $50
The Westinghouse broadcasting sta
lions call Is kDl<A. operating on
wave length Of $50 meters. located at
East pittsburgh, Pa.
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FATHER AND SONS
BANQUET PLANNED

81 a meeting Of TN" cAt"ut;NC~ ~ IA"
Eoy Scouts 81 tho Wheeling N"Hnd"-
v:Iic council lid la>t night At The
li"ee-i'at'a 90 room i"4i""thS lH'
%rOutm3 St"rS banquet plans were us
CuSScd for tho annual Father aud son
banquet. Allen ADAMS prCSidcd rs
chairman of TIM banquet commits" ana
several preliminary matters C"u"rru'hE
the affair were taken up hy the ca
ccUlirC$
The Frthrr and son hanuu"; VIII u"
he'd In the assembly room Of tn" market
auditorium on April - and viii l." tn"
largest event Of It's KIND ever held ~
the city. Every hoy III ih" "rSHnl%a-
ton viii! hc asked 10 bring his father
or some elderly man with HIM |" inc
banquet and an attcndan"" that Will
FIJI tho large auditorium Is assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

ports OF death due TO tuecrSuioIiS'
1919. So cases Of reported deaths III
1870, 81 cases: IN 1871. % cases ana ~
the months Of January, February anu
March OF this year.
Miss Mahon. Il social worker OF frS''-
ton county. where the View Point S'"'-
turium is located 1T Terra Mia was Il
visitor at local tuhCrculoSiS hcanquW-
tors Yesterday. Miss MehoH stated mat
many families from all through the east
and different sections Of this state arc
rncampcd ut Terra Alta. and It h'S ne
rom, really serious matter for tHc
social workers to look after them. &c
tuberculosis headquarters here ""uI'
me 10 obtain the assistance or MISS
Nohon in the Ohio county survey, oht
she Is loatnc to leave preston county,
for she feels that there II even !" greater
need for her services n Terra Alta
The same situation exists thr"uEh al
ror,,; Of the southwest. Il was p"ln'c1
AR and in tho mountainous territories
everywhere which arc retreats for per
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2D7 TUBERCULOSIS DEATHS
SINCE BEGINNING Of 1878

Ohio county with view to finding how
many cases Of tuberculosis there are III
each part Of the city.
The work of the tuberculosis survey
Of Ohio county has been gotten fairy
we'll under way the principal activities
Of the survey so far conducted ny ir.
Y. NJ Zcigler and his trained corps OF
workers being preliminary toward tho
actual work OF discovering the most
existent cases In Ohio county so far
4 tabulation Of deaths resulting from
the disease has shown the following rc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
CLEAR FIELD FOR NAYLOR

Joseph r. Naylor. Of the Whcelirs
Rotary club. will In all probability be
tho next governor of Rotary in the
sixth district. At lcast this is the gem
crat opinion prevailing In this district.
Greater impetus was given 10 the
Naylor candidacy yesterday when Il WAS
learned that John n. Steele. Of Charlcs-
tom. had withdrawn from the race. The
other candidate from this state. 50 far
mad" public. il VI. T.. OdEcrs, supcrin-
lcndrnt o. Tho rarkershurg schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
OvERRULES MOTION
Defendant in JAMES Kane VS.. Ohio Tor
psdo Co. Caro- To Appeal To
Higher Courts.

CNrcu, Court Judge L. NJ. Additman
yesterday afternoon Ovcrru1cd the mo-
ton Of the defendant for now trial II
the case OF James Kane VS.. Ohio Tor
pedo Company.
The plaintiff was stockhoider IN the
company. lie claimed that dividends
were paid but that he failed To secure
any. lie asked for $4,000 damages a
Jury IN circuit court rendered Yer
dict Of Si.75ll0.
Yesterday the ccur, ovCrru'cd the
motion 20 set aside the verdict and
grant 4 new trial Tho defense then
a.nud fer 4 suspension uf judgment
for 90 days to Civ" Thorn an opportunity
to appeal the case 10 the supreme court
of appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
APPOINT TRUSTEE

Circuit Court Judge r. NJ. Addleman
Yesterday afternoon entered an order
appointing tie Dollar Savings & Trust
Company rs trustee. succeeding the late
Robert. c. DalzcU. in the matter of the
appointment OF trustee In place of Mr..
Dclzell under tho provisions Of a deed
Of trust. made by the Board OF Trade
building Company, dated May l, 1922.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
TWO DECLARATIONS

Two Italians filed their declarations
OF intention to become citizens yester-
day with John II. Conrad, clerk Of the
L. S. court. Tony Migliaccio. Of sos
McMtchcn street. Benwood, who came
over from Ponza, Italy. July 1915, and
Crescenzio Dorado. Of Ills Alley Fl.
who came from VuIetta Barria, Italy.
in May 1921. are the two men who de-
sire 10 become citizens.
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WILL OPEN NEW STORE

The Landes-Slnger Stores Inc. will
open a new store within the next few
days at 11o4-04 Market street This
store will handle mems and women's
and credit will be permitted.
At present the store rooms are under
going alterations. David NJ. Landes and
Ernest Singer. both OF whom have had
long experience in this line OF work.
will be in charge Of the store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15

ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS.
Upgrade" brand. Choice
of 10, 10, %, 10, and 10
watt sizes. Special at 29c.
TABLE TUMBLERS, made
of good quality glass;
choice Of three styles at
3Sc a 'dozcn. Limit of one
dozen to a customer.
VACUUM WASHERS, made
of heavy, bright tin, with
long, smooth handle; sp.-
cial at 69c.
CARPET BROOMS, made Of
selected broom corn, scwcd
with five rows Of cord
special at &c.