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Farms For Sale

So ACRES FINE LAYING LAND,
IL acres in good timber, build
lngs, plenty Of water, sences, fruit,
FREQ gas, one mile from car line.
Close school in Lincoln District.
Priced right. Reason selling; old
age. Address Box 5561.A care OF
The West Virginian. 5561-A
FEMALE HELP WANTED :. -.
$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady In
each town to distribute free
circulars for Economy Non-Alco-
holic Flavorlng. Permanent posi-
ton. +. E. BARR Co.. Chicago,
Ill. $3.50 A
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EAST SIDE
:-:MEWS:-:
sy,uIt.VanderarIft

Jack Sypult and Miss Elsie
yandergrift went to Oakland, Md,
last Thursday and were united In
marriage. They returned to King
wood and spent few days with
the groom'B parents beAtre re
turning to FairmOnt. Mrs. Sy7ult
who Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
10 yandergrirt OF Colfax. has
SPENT the past several months in
the city. MIR. Sypult. whose home
Is 1t Kingwood has be Ii Employ
ed here as a carpenter for solne
Tine They huyd taken up their
residence at 317 East Park ave
To Phiiippi
Mr.. and Mrs. e. a. Johnston
annd children, Robert, James anG
sara, and nephew. orrln Prout
OF Columbia street. motored TO
Rhtlippi Sunday to visit Mlsi
Emma Johnston. who is studept
az Broaddus College.
Mission Circle To Meet
Tns woman's Mission Circle Of
the Palatino BAPTIST Church will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ed jenkins on Ola
mond street. Mrs. Jenkips and
Mrs. n. A. Johnston are the
2hostesses. Mrs. j. u, Summers
and Mrs. j.. a. Jamison VIII
have charge Of the program.
Glass Meeting
The Good Cheer Glass of the
Diamond Street Sunday School
viii meet Tuesday evening with
at[s.+ J. i. Brown on Newton
Priscilla Club
Airs. Boyd Cutlip will enter
tain the Priscilla Club Erlday
evening at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Denzel Harr on VeF-
mont avenue.
Personals
Mrs. Francis Wilson Of Barnes
street is critically Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cotfman
OF Columbia, street spent Sunday
ilIStfh their daughter. Mrs. Leo
Kennedy at Boothsvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rich aud
children of MilIersvllle and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Springer and chill
sdren OF Guffy street spent Sun
day at the Springer farm with
Mrs. Viola Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ,R, Merri-
field and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Merrfield and children,
spent Sunday at Waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. Linn Courtney Of Market
street Is patient at Cook Hos
pital.
Mrs. Miles Prickett is III at her
home on Columbia street.
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FAIRVIEW


.OuUICIl DCuI L llu
K The debt for the improvement
az the First NJ. +. Church Build
ing, which has remained unpaid
for several years, will by the
strenuous effort Of the Rev. r.
Maness be lifted by the end Of
This conference year; $500 Of the
total $4,000 debt has recently
been raised through the genero3-
ity Of local churchmen and the
board OF church extension society.
q Gift Of $500 was received Tues
day from the church extension so
ciety by Mr.. Maness.
League ReOrganlzed
The Epworth League OF tho st.
Johi,s NJ. Z. Church at Basnett3-
VilIe met Friday night In church
auditorium and after an interest
NJ program. reorganized. for this
ensuing year by elecung an entire
new force Of officers. This league,
which was organized two years
asb6y the pastor. the Rev. K. l..
Maness; has the largest member
sbip In this section and has be-
come noted In this locality for the
splendid rendition Of programs.
ME officers elected last evening
afe as follows: President, Mas
Narya Shuman: vice president,
Ma Jane Taught; second vIce
oresident, Freda Dicken; third
I,lce president, Mrs. Lizzie Swig-
secretary, Miss Lynna Taught
md treasurer, Mrs. Goldie Moore.
The league meets every Friday
syening at 1880 o'clock.
Glasses Well Organized
The schedule for classes In the
GOAL high school has been vel!
worked out the past two week.
and In most cases the text books
6are arrived and the teachers
maze begun work without any
unnecessary delay. Students
haze their schedules arranged
Sllhout a single conflict and have
tbs privilege of taking any four
otst me thirty-fiye subjects offered
ais year. Perhaps more H. rest
4 being taken In the commercial
subjects than any other although
siasses Il, music are running It a
nlose second. Both these depart
meI,ts are well Communicated by
experienced teachers who have
6ad wide experience In teachlng
fhese subjects. DR.. N. S. Harper Ia
Il charge Of the commercial sub
iects and Miss Alice Noone OF
10 music department.
Football Going Well
Football bids fair to take the
oiaca Of basketball among local
nor fans. Chief interest now
esnters In the development Of i
AZ team to represent the high
shooi during the fall season. Tho
so sibilihes Of certain candidates
, h ianda berth on the varsity
deyeF are discussed at every pub
n altering and the player
ehomssiFes are making a deter
mined effort to beat all corners for
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE In TAMPA. II you
want TO buy, sell or exGRRnEe &C.
yertise your wares IN Tampa and
South Florida. Ono o. the most
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Lafg
est Tampa circulation ana largest
daily average wAnt az lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 70
al advertisers, Regular rats ore
cent per word. Monthly rate on Rp.
plication, Inquiries cheerfully an,
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa, Florida. 3sssA
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PROPERTIES
NEAR PHILApELPHIA


GET OUR CATALOGUE NOW.
100 ACRES WITH 16 CATTLE, ?
MULES, 3 HORSES, IL HOGS and
A FULL LINE MODERN FARM
MACHINERY. ALSO CROPS: A
fine stock or dairy farm; large
stream watered pasture, heavy tim.
Der lot, lays Level, loamy soil:
large stone house, bank barn, COW
barn, other outbuildings. Less THAI
Is miles to CITY HALL. PHILA.
DELPHIA; handy to High School,
Colleges, etc. Everything goes for
only Sl2,500, with $1,000 cash. AND
MANY OTHERS LIKE THE FOL-
LOWING: 275 ACRES STOCK
RANCH: modern home, large
barns, etc. 81 ACRES, 10 COWS,
8 HORSES, poultry, machinery and
crops, $500. REESE & Under.
MAN, 0 E. T. Airy ST., Norristown,
Pa
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GRANTToWN
Juniors Win.

S9WlSTo "tNs
The Grant Town Junior hide.
pendents won a game OF bail
played on the Baxter diamond with
Baxter Tuesday. Urbanic, short.
stop for the Juniors, made four
two-base hits with five times at bat.
Crownin threw his arm out in the
first Of the eighth and was relieved
by Woody.
Baxter had home run added to
itsi tally. This is the first home
run that has been made against the
local boys this season.
The score by innings: r. H. F..
Grant Town 1908 0O5. 040-12 10 2
Baxter ...,... 200 O00S0-6 q 3
Batteries: Grant Town. rowuln,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

fhe West VirginlAn will not be
responsible-for more than one In.
correct insertion OF any ADVERTISE
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want.Ad Department. This Is for
your protection.
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Professional Service

DR.. N. D. wHlTAoRE optomet.
rIst, Of ClarkSburg, will exam
Inc eyes to fit glasses at National
Hotel, Fsirview, W, Va, mex.
Tuesday and Wednesday, septem-
Der 26th and 27th. 554sA
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FOUR ROOMS AND ARGE AT
TIC on state hieitwsv In towa
OF 400 for sale or trade for small
farm. Box 6s, worthlngtcn. ".
Va, 554sA
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Situation Wanted. Male

EXPERIENCED STORE MAN.
AGER wants position with coal
company. Address Box 1000, care
OF The West YirginIan. 555T A
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Contracting
For Sale or Trade

TWO OPEN TRAILING COON
SKUNK DOGS, 10 RABBIT
DOGS, NJ. Baublltx Seven Val
leys, Pa. 55SsA,
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STRAIGHT sALARY-S35 per
week and expenses to man or
woman with rig to Introduce
Eureka Egg Producer. Eureka
Mfg. Co., East st. Louis, Ill.
65SsA
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CHOICE Buck and Montgomery
county farms my specially; with
in 20 minutes OF Philadelphia; send
for list: state size. w. FORREST
MAGEE, Southampton. Pa. SOFA
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Statesmen Wanted
Agents Wanted

wANTED-Agents to. sell. Aunt
Mary's FlaYorlng Extracts. FIT
ty per cent commission. Large
four-ounce bottle retalls at Csc.
Write for samples and informa-
ton. Rex Chemical Co., Salem,
Va. 65S7A
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Male HELD Wanted

wANTED-Plate workers, Black
smiths and man for general Work
around factory. Helmick Foundry.
Machine Co. 5527A
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Autos And accessories

Pniiadslpnla sssssss 5srlcu
Station
In FaiTmont CIfriags works
reehargins and repaifinB on al
makes Of batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond GRID lsattetles, GUAR
anteed two Year,.
JOHN NJ, SsslsR Prop,
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Houses And Lots
Houses And Lots
ISELL FAIRMONT

ISELL FAIRMONT
Front street. bath. largo rooms modern,
building lot. Terms. Phone 1892
Modern just corporation paved road
rooms and bath, garage, large lot Phone 2S1.
Norwood new Groom house, modern; offered price
easy terms Phone 1452.R
terms. Phone l452-R
New modern bungalow paved street. only S minutes
walk from court house, permanent home
easy terms. Phone 3es.R.
westchester rooms. modern lot blocks
from stop. bargain. Terms. Phone 2St.
LEVIB. HARR
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Coal and Tlnlber

COAL
coAL-small mine on B. & O.,
and street car line. so Acres
coal, Is car siding. Small cash
payment and easy terms.
sEw1CKLEY WAGON MINE
For sale, trade or lease.
LEVI B. HARR Phone 2s1
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Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED RooMs.-prlces rea.
sonable. 524 ,ogder Avenue
Phone 2s6.W. 4s22A
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For Rent
Unfurnished. Rooms

THREE LARGE 1NF6RNisHED
light housekeeping rooms. Rent
reasonable. $40 Coleman avenue.
Phone lt7o.R.t b6s3A
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FURNISHED ROOMS, coy, home.
like, well lighted and ventilated.
in excellent home. Not on MAN
street, but within three minutes
walk of centrdl part Of city. Gen
tlemen only. Call phone 1867 o.
come to 524 Pierpont avenue and
see room. 5523A
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TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, Eli Chicago street. =
5465A
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DIR. ASA B. SMITH
0steopathic Physician
and Eye Specialist

will devote a part of his time to
non'surgtcal treatment of Rectal
and Colon troubles as Contis, Els.
sure Fistula. HemmorrhoId lpiles)
Purtis-Am Etching PileS) Chronic
Constipation, and other ailments.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. AL! convent.
ences. 223 Jackson street. Phone
l55,J. 5529A
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Female Hen Wanted

DISHwAsHER-Palace Restau-
rant, 1?S Main Street. 5541AI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
.DENY FINDING OF TWO
D|RKS ON MURDER FARM
Dead Rector Leaves Missives
Derogatory to Members
of Congregation.

New Brunswick. y. !. Oct l.-Ru-
mors ,ha: TWO d;rks had been found in
the home oc Matthew Sull!es. caretaker
Of the Phillips farm. by detectives in
vestiSatluS the double shotting ;wo
weeks ago OF the Rev. Edward Wheeler
Hall rector OF the Protestant Episcopa!
cLurrh nf s.. John tho Evangelist and
Mrs. James Mills. were denied by ;he
police today.
Detectives said that III" weapons
were ordiary Kitchen knives and were
NOT cnnsIdrrcd a connected IN any way
with III" care Suli.cs WIS questioned
for three hours on Saturday b. Gctcc-
ives hut vas not held
The medical report covering the CON
d:t!on ~ the Nnd.cS when they were
found N The a1mcrsc' county orchard
st!'l !a,k$ statement regarding rhe
nunlner ~ hule, wounds !ound II Dr.
Hairs hodv This NAY hs con!D.eted TO
ror-ow, wher AZ autopey IS expected 10
pe performed
The authorities have !r,ln?a'Ai tha'
new Ines OF investigation maT develop
from information given III the unsigned
ani unaddrcszcd letters. which, !; Was
definitely established yesterday. we're
IN the pockets Of Mr.. Hall. when his
hodv was toundr. The authorities have
declined 10 comment on the contents OF
the" letters. beyond d"c'a"'n" fha;
tNov are d"""Gat"rN ip certain n,w'"r'
0. the congregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
.B0RAH IN DEMAND
FOR RELEASE OF WAR
TIME PRISONERS

Chicago oct. l.--Eelease or all rr!s-
CnerS held for violation III war tim"
act; and recognition OF tn" Russian
Sov!c' government we're advocated by
Senator William =. E0rah "f ld?ho, TO-
day. At what was announced ds the frs
of q series o' meetings in :" h"'i
thrnuEhout the country IN behalf OF
these two aims
Senator Eorah devoted much time 10
a discussion os free speech and read a
supreme court decision. handed down At
The close of the Civt, War. defining free
ypeecn nights He Saii the 'polti' ~
prisoners we're convicted because nt
their activities In industry. rather than
s"G:tioO. He aSsaIled the injunction re-
Gently obtained by the g"verrnon :
against the striking railway shop crafts.
At the CoIse Of The meeting resolution
was adopted which said IN part.
we demand that President Warren
G. Harding Immediately release ali pol
it.cal prisoners"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Grand Jury at Huntington to
, Probe Charge Against the
Woman Accused Of the
Conspiracy.

Huntineton W Va. Oct | The Oc.
tober grand jury OF the court ot COM
mon pleas, which convenes here to-
morrow. is expected to at once open
It's investigation OF charges against
Mrs. Laura Bowman, accused or con
spiraCy 10 kill her husband, =. RI. Bow
man.
Mrs. Bowman was arrested on Sep
tember Is on information received hy
detectives who, after they we're re-
tanned bv the woman TO Kill bowman
one of them stated he received a
promissory note for $4,000 which was
10 have been his share in the s5,ooo
insurance money Mrs. Bowman Is said
10 have aimed TO collect on her nus
bands death
Examination Waived.
Preliminary examination on inc
charge was waived by the woman ana
she was held under bond TO the grand
Jury. Later. her attorneys ootalheu
an order from Common Pleas judge
n + Matthews directing her connne'
ment for ten days in the Huntington
ctatp hOSnltaI lot SHHi'! '"
tion. A, the expiration of this period
DIR l.. V. Guthrie reported 10 court
that his observations had convinced
him that she was sane.
Since last Tuesday Mrs. Bowman
had been held IN the county jail mere
in default Of s.. 500 bail. 4 former nus
hand. ]. J. Price Of Corbin. Ky. Is saih
m have Joined other relatives IN e1'
forts TO obtain bond but failed
The Pair Embraced.
So far as is publicly known. Bow
man has made only on" visit 70 his
wife since her arrest During the pe'
riod she was confined in the state nos
nitaI he called there. and Mrs Bow
sory note given by Mrs: Bowman anu
according 10 police reports. was 10
have served as the "lillcr' in the al
legged plot.
called bv the grand jury. D"i"ctiv"
Hinchman holds the alleged promls'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Dying After Explosion
Of MOOnShine Still

C!arksburg. W Va. Oct I.-Rcsult:ng
from the explosion of gas from burn
er beneath a moonshine still. Louis
Blanco. &c. single. is in a dying con-
dit:on in a hospital here. with no pros
poets from recovery. The explosion oc-
CURED In a vacant e!ght-room dwelling
a, Ziesins. where the man was employ
ed in the Ora Sselli Chemical compaay's
plant, and IL was Of such force that the
structure was wrecked, its roof being
hlnMr, off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Seeking To
Prevent a
Coal Strike
Meeting of Operators and
Miners of Inter state
District Opens At Cleve-
land.

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. l.--CBr The
Associated PressD-Approx!ma;ely 100
representatives of b:luminous operators
and miners from Oh!o. indiana. Illinois,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia VIII
meet here tomorrow 70 consider mat
ccrs pertaining TO the coat industry
which have been submitted since the
mine strike ended and TO make arrange
msn;S for conference reNt January
when miners wages for the coal year
beginning April !. 1928. are 10 be
formulated
Another purpose oc the conference
Will be 10 initiate an investigation OF
the industry ccncurrently with that 70
be carried on BY the fact-hnding com
mi;tee 70 be appointed by FresIden,
Harding
The conference also may recommend
representative union officials and opera
tors for places on the presidents coal
Hope For Agreement.
The hope has been expressed on both
sides that the conference will reach
some alricabie understanding. which will
enable them 20 reach a wage agreement
prior 70 mex, April !. and thus avoid
another national coal strike.
The conference vas provided for in
the agreement which brought the coal
strike to an end in the middle OF
August. Tha; agreement stipulated
that operators and miners signing Il
would send representatives. to coaren'
ZION here to make arrangements for
wage negotiations 20 start next January
The area cs bl,uminous coal fields to
be represented at ;omorrows meeting
Will be larger than that covered BY
the Cleveland conference last August
when the majority OF the operators were
from Ohio Scale committeeman from
all ,he operators associations Of M
no!s. Indiana PENNSYLVANIA and West
Virginia. dealing with the United Mine
Workers OF America. are expected TO
ATTEND Members Of the Pittsburgh
Vein Operators association. OF CleVe-
hand many OF whom seeded from the
Iconference held here last August, will
participate individually: .-.., --.
Lively Fight Expected.
The question or collective bargaining
may star. a lively fighe during tomor-
rows conference. as the Illinois Coal
Operators association has announced
:, would make every effort 80 prevent
any Arrangement being made at this
time for the continuance OF collective
Sarga!ninS as has prevailed the last few
years" The association will urge the
Industry II was continued. TO await
the report OF President HardinS's pro-
posed coal commission. before making
any new agreement.
The position os the United Nine
Workers OF -.mer;ca. on the other hand.
IS understood 20 be that OF dema ndins
that operators NEE. the union in the
usual nanna-. prior 70 the expiration
ot the contract. The real basis the
union WILL favor has not been announced,
Either Thomas X. Maher. president OF
the Maher Collieries company. OF Clere-
land cr John L. Lewis. president OF the
United Mine Workers, will preside at
the opening session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
GREEKS CLASH
WITH THE TURKS
TEN GREEKS AND 20
OTTOMANS KILLED
Alleged Turkish Plot In
Thrace Discovered By the
Greek Authorities.

Constantinoplo. oct. Try the AS
sociatcd prcsS)-Frunticrs clashes cor
tinuc between the Turkish i'rCCulars
and Greeks In on" of these. near
Stranja. ten Greeks and twenty Turks
were killed
The Greek commander has informed
the Allies that the Greeks vii! not I've
responsible for ~" neutrality "' Inv
zone which was recently denmlted 10
defend the Trhatalja line.
The Greek army In Thrace for the
moment is absorbed in excitement or
revolution aud its reorganization Is p'"-
Cccdng II is no, certain. however,
10 what extent the recent p"Iiti'a! up
heaval will suffice u restore the morale
Of the troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
MOONSHINE KILLS nine.
YEAR old IMMIGRANT.
Youngster On Liner Britannia
Drinks Half Pint With
Fatal Result.

Providence. r. l.. Oct. l.--Ftndtng to
his liking the taste OF moonshine.
small quantity Of which his mother gave
him. Sevrino Cabral. nine year old I'M
migrant boy in the steeraRe OF the
Fabre Liner Britannia which arrived
here this morning. sought more OF the
liuuor, found n hlaf pint of II under I.
bunk. and died Within twenty four hours
after drinking the stuff Two physl-
clans and four nurses aboard the liner
worked heroically tP almost "a hours
in an attempt TO save the youngsters
life He was buried at sea September
90 off the Azores islands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Remarkable Landing
Made By Naval Plane

Mount Clemens. Mich. Oct. LAND
Ing the Navy Bee Line racer which ne
had been plotting Al speed Tor more
than 200 miles an hour at Seltr!dee
tield today. Bert Acosia brought the
machine 10 a stop without using the
Ia nding gear. The monoplane, naval
entry in the Pulitzer race TO be held
here October "A. came To earth with its
wheels tucked inside the body. The
plane struck the ground at an approx
mate speed Of 6n miles an hour. 1t was
the first time. pilots here say. that such
r. landing has hccn made without mis-
hap Acosta was not even shaken up.
as the plane slid 100 feet over the turf
and came TO a stop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

Washington, Oct. With Rhode
Island the only state IN which pri'
maries for the senate and house noml'
nees are vet to be held. Chairman
Adams of the national committee de-
clared in statement today that re:
cent primary results showed the
rank and fle OF the Republican party
are satisfied with the work and per
sonrel Of the Republican majority IN
the present congress-
OF the present Republican member
shin Of 29S In the house, Mr.. Adams
said 259 entered the primaries and
only fourteen were defeated.
Mr.. Adams said: This is less than
six per cent o. the total number who
bv entering the primaries asked tor an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Hayes Stamp On Sale
AT l00th Anniversary

Washington. Oct. IA new l1.csnt
postage stamp. peacock blue. with por-
trait of Rutherford B. Hayes. will Be
placed on sale Wednesday At Fremont.
Ohio. in connection with the Gommeno.
ra ton of the one huadredth anniversary
of the birth OF the former president.
The first stamp from the press will be
presented TO Mrs Harding.
The Hayes stamp is the first Of a
complete new series To be placed on
sale generally during the next so days.
fve-cent Roosevelt stamp will be
ready for distribution October "a. the
anniversary OF the birth Of the former
president.
A new 5n-cent stamp bearing picture
OF the Arlington amphitheatre and the
tomb Of the Unknown Soldier will be
placed on sale on Armistice day. No
vember II.
In the new series. the l3-cent stamp
has been discontinued. while l4-cent and
e5-cert stamps have been added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
Plot Discovered.

Paris. OC: THE Athens press nu'
reau. according TO the HaNaS corieSHoh-
dent. states thai the Greek authorities
in Thrace have discovered Il plot romrn-
ted by kemallS; emisSarleS. The kem-
alists are charged with stirring up the
Turkish inhabitants aEains, the Greek
officials and distrihuting arms ana
bombs. 4 number OF arrests have been
made by the Greeks and "A quantity Of
munitions have Ocen seized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

WASHINGTON. Oct. Taxable IN.
comes OF corporations fell on by
81 500, ,ooO. 900 during 1920 according to
complete internal revenue statistics
made public tonight by Commissioner
Blair. A total net income or SI,72o.-
900 900 was reported by 2o3,33O cor
porations, against which income taxes
of S637, 700, 900 and war profits and
excess profits taxes OF s9S8,7OO,OOo
were levied, as compared with tota
net income of $9,411. 100000 reported
In 1919 by 20S,634 corporations
against which a total tax OF s2.l76,-
900 900 was levied.
There were returns o: 16o corpora,