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Evening star., 1922-01-22
NAVY MEN ELIGIBLE.

Graduates of the Naval Academy,
within the prescribed age limits. are
legally eligible for appointment as
officers in the Regular Army. accord
ing to a memorandum to the Secretary
Of the Navy, prepared at the War De.
partment. <{54,o-
Evening star., 1922-01-22

Retired. OF Gallon. Ohio, who may be
tried before the Episc0pal House Of
Bishops ON charges of heresy. The
charges are the OutgrOwth of Bishop
Browns book, "COmmunism and
Christianfty." published in 1920. in
which the bishop expresses doubt II
"Jesus ever hved." Bishop Browns
answer to the charges is. "I'm right,
they're wrong, and I'll fight this to
the finish"
Evening star., 1922-01-22
Gee nexelopment Of Riches.

Aiaskans hall the coming Of the
railroad as the key that will unlock
one Of the richest territories in the
world. Mail from Seattle will reach
Fairbanks In nine days. Heretofore
Evening star., 1922-01-22
BY OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

ERBAL bouquets are usually
followed by shower Of positi-
v cal bricks in European diplo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
FOUNDATION REFUSES
TO RETURN PATENTS
Carvan Repeats Ch arg E S
Were Furnished President
By German Agent Through
German Spy--Denies Claim
of i. IS. Government.

Nav York. July 1S-Tha Chemica
Foundation. Inc. has declined I" comply
with the rcoues' a. Alien Property
Custodian Thomas w. Miller, that II
return t. the government the patents
trademarks and copyrights assigned 'c
tho company. a letter written by FRAN
els P. Garvtr. president OF inc foano
alton made public today dtscloses.
Another letter from Mr.. GarHan 70
President Harding AYERS that the n
formation given the president about inc
case has been furnished by German
agents 70 an alleged German SPY ana e\'
rlctted by lawyers whose sole kao"
edge Of the war and its lessons $ de'
rived from association with German
rliuues." The president Is urged by Mr
C;aryan 70 seek other counsel the let
ter declaring tina. he has been grossly
mislead oy the attorney general co'h as
&, the law and the facts IN the case
In his letter 70 Alien 'ustod'an
Miller, Mr.. Garvan states:
In reply to your demand YOU are
advised that this company Is owner -
rs own risht and all the patents. trade
marks and copyrights and OF the IN
conc derived therefrom. The company
denies that United States government
or YOU as alien property custodian c'
anyone else than this company has any
right. title or interest In said patents
trademarks and copyrights. The com
pary. therefore. declines 10 comply win
vour demand in any particular what
soever."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
NNAGER THREATENS To MAKE
AUTHORITIES RUN To COVER

ed that the arrests are the forerunnere
OF l!auor graft revelations involving
more than half million dollars ana a
number ~ prominent persons. !nc'uding
present and former prohibition agents
fedora, officials. prominent chicago
business men and others.
Charge $50 900 Graft
The FIRST Information We viii pre-
sent to the federal grand jury conc!u-
stvely shows graft on nH!nS cases
alone exceeding $4,000" Colonel Earn
shaw said Most Of these cases never
sot as far as the district attorneys
ofAce and IN some Instances there vas
not even an arrest.
Wealthy down-stats hrever!es re-
ported TO have told federal agents that
he and others have been forced TO pay
Ave dollars barrel FOR all the bear
with "k.ck" shipped from their places
Tho government !s said To have prom
!sed him immunity. and he Will be
government witness. Federal agents
are also Investigating number or
permits on which l!quor is reported 70
nave been shipped TO Ch!caSo. When
ne case is completed and presented 10
n. grand Jury. James Il. Wllkersoa.
re-.7,!v appointed - succeed former
.tutc. X " lands. Is expected to hear
the cases II !nd!ctn erts are returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Clergy May Oversee
The Making Of Wine
For Use At the Altar

NashinSlon, July l6.-Rabb!sr minis
ters and priests. duly appointed by mo
heads Of the ecclesiastical Jurisdictions
Of their churches. may supervise tho
manufacture and distribution OF altar
wines in their specified territories uN-
der new regula tions being considered
,onirh, hy Revenue Commissioner BAR
in accordance with an opinion OF Al
torncy General Daugherty.
Tho national prohibition act. MT.
Dau6herty he'd. indicated an intention
on the part Of congress to place In the
hands Of the church itself. power
whereby II will never he forced to use
inferior products for sacrament nor
ever be left without means Of supplying
its needs for sacramental wines.
Tho intent Of congress is clear" the
attorney general said. Ito abolish the
business Of the r1iddleman or retail dis
tributor in sacramental wines. but the
church, II It agrees 20 assume the re-
intent IL equally apparent TO permit the
sponsibility through it's duly authorized
rabbi. minister or priest, full power TO
supervise the manufacture OF altar
wines. and It Is my opinion that the
specific grant Of thu greater privilege
of the supervision OF manufacture car
ries with Il the lesser privilege or 81.
pervision OF distribution"
The a'tornHy generals opinion puts
an end to a long drawn out fight by
various religIo bodies who claimed
lhat the elimination of the sacramental
wine dealers from business through the
denial of treasury permits shut Off al
lcrlmtato "hannels for Obtaining prope-
vines fo- sacramental purposes and
forced The churches to use spirits "
uncertain standards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
ONE KILLED, SEVEN WOUNDED
IN HOLD-UP AND GUN BATTLE

early morning hours. when about $50
guests were eating and drinking at
tables at the roadhouSe Eight mon
approached the building in automobiles,
entered the place and held up William
Rosky. the proprietor. Guests cams
70 the aid OF Mr.. Rosky and a gun
night which lasted about 80 minutes
ensued Nor" than one hundred shots
we're fred
Between $500 and SsOn WAS taken
from the cash register and about $4Nu
from a small safe nearby.
Battle IN The Dark.
As the holdup mon we're going
through the cash register. tho man who
has been Identified as Jenkins. Dillon
and Cadora. Is said to have raised d
chair as II TO strike one OF the robbers
Before he could bring Il down shot
was fred and he fell Other guests
then took part IN the battle. In a few
seconds. all OF the lights in the building
were ext!nguished but the fiEht con-
,inued.
Gradually the center OF the battle
uas moved from the large dining room
Of the inn. 70 the front porch and then
II uas carried 70 the grove % trees
The hishwaym"n are said - ha,H gotten
,he- arrs and star'Ad back 20 th's
c,tT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
General Shooting When Hold
up Gang, Entering Bell
grove Inn Near Baltimore,
Try to Rob Proprietor
$50 Guests Attack Bandits
Fight RACES For a Half
Hour.

Baltimore, July ia man vas XVII
ed and at least seven Others wounded
early today in a gun tight and robbery
al Bellgrove Inn. a resort on the An
napolis read. few miles out OF Balt-
more.
The dead man has been identified as
Michael Cadora, 1872 one Hundredth
street New York; Mooz Dillon. y. "
and as George Jenkins Of Baltimore
At late hour tonight the police had
failed TO secure a positive identification.
Thtrty-shree Persons-men and Wo-
nen--are in Annapolis jail, pending
further investigation ot the shooting
Judge Robert Moss 81 Annapolis. has
been asked by the s'a,s's attorney '"
~al' special session - tha grand turF
- probe the case
Merry making Broken no.
rhs shooting and ho!duo cams IN ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Veil of Silence Hangs
About the Rail Strike
MUTE SINCE BIRTH
GIVEN SPEECH IN
pENTEcOSTAL MEETING

Clarksburg, w. Va. July le.
After praying for restoration
OF lis speech at the altar OF q
tented church in the Broad
Oaks section Of the city, wheye
evangclistic services have late
" been held by the Pentecostal
denomination, Clarence Mo
Afee, a boy OF 518 Water
street. suddenly spoke for the
first time since his birth. ac-
cording to Mrs. Ida Tribett OF
Sturgis, Michigan. who has
been in charge Of the services.
The boy had been mute since
birth. and those who knew him
say he had never before spok.
en-. The alleged miracle ID
corroborated by several Per
sons who attended the meet.
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Keeping o,os. wsssa.

Washington, July 1e-Deyelopmsnts
In the railroad strike in the capitol to-
day were confined to the receipt OF 70.
ports by the three government depart
ments which, by virtue Of their fuuc.
tions are keeping most closely In touch
with the situation. .%-.--s
At the White House and selsswheye
in government circles the outcome q
the forthcoming meeting OF ofhcfaD
OF the maintenance OF way employees
union at Detroit was being awaited ~
holding potentialities Of hrst import
ancc F. F. CRADLE. president OF that
organization. declined to indicate last
night when he left Washington for De-
,roit after a conference With President
HARDING what action he would recon-
mend TO his associates but reiterated the
hope that a conference would be forced
between the railroad executives AND the
union shcpmen now on strike. which. ne
believes would bring a settlement OF the
present tieup.
Report On DsniSon Troubas.
A report on the recent disorders at
Denison, TexaA was received at the var
department today. and vas taken at
once 10 the White House. II was Under
stood 70 have been from the army iu-
spector ordered to the soane by Sscfs-
tary Weeks. following request fa9
troops from the federal recetvsr 1or tns
Missouri. Kansas 4 Tens railroad The
text Of the report was not nnadS puhis'
however, and no staternent On It o. any
other phase OF tho strike was bofth.
coming from the White House during
the day.
Next to the meeting Of the maintea-
IT tntAH0DH
here centers chiefly upon the effect Of
the strike upon tho transportation Of
the malls. Postmaster General Worn
was Al his office practically all day 70
receive reports Of postal inspectors aAd
to round out the departments plans for
organization Of motor truck routeG 10
replace discontinued mail trains.
Trouble On the WabaAh.
From reports Of interference with the
malls by striking railway workers were
received at tho pestofnce department.
however. postal inspectors indicating
that the only serious trouble reported
had occurred on tho Wabash syStem
in Missouri. Troops have been reQuest.
ed by the officials Of that road. 1t vas
said. because Of disturbances At vario7s
points. especially At Hannibal. Mo.
Mobilize Motor Truofs-
Mobilization OF motor truck UNITS
have moved forward with much success.
the department announced. Postmastef
General Work expressed the opinion.
however. that the use Of motor vehicles
would no: be resorted to except In ex-
,reme emergencies, and that from re-
ports at hand he was confident the rail-.
roads would be able to transport the
mails with but little delay.
Possible extension OF the strike In Q
new direction was seen in the diseffoo'
ton Of strike ballots by the Brothsrhood
NJ Railway Clerks, Freight Handlers
and Express Employees to its members
who are employed by the souhern
Railway and its affiliated lines Inc
ba allots are returnable July 20 ~ Chst
tanooea. Tenn. according to inforna-
lion received here last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
NJ. Of v. ACTION
CHIEF CONCERN
Washington Gives First I'm
portance to Outcome Of
Detroit Conference.
CRADLE GIVES WARNING
OF STRIKE At ONCE

Detroit, Mich. July 16.-(By
the Associated Press)-Ran-
roads must cease their report.
ed efforts to compel mainten.
ance of way workers to per.
form The duties OF striking
chop employees. or the main
tenance Of way men will be
called out on strike, F.. F.
Cradle, international president
OF the Maintenance Of Way.
Brotherhood. declared here to-
night
Mr.. Cradle indicated, that
In any event no strike action
by his organization could be
expected before Thursday, the
date he has set for a meeting
here OF the brotherhood'S
grand lodge, which includes
the general chairmen Of all
divisions and members OF the
executive council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
FOR
STRIKE ORDERS
OFFICIALS OF UNIONS HAvE TRoU-
srp TO KEEP MDN AT WORK
Stationary Piremsn and A. =. OF Il :"
Men to QUIT Today, Says Parker

New York. July l6,-William Parker
head OF the eastern cha!rmen OF railway
workers declared tonight that local or
ficials in eastern centers were having
increa sing trouble holding the main
tenance Of way mon on their Jobs IN &C
cordance with the peace program OF
Edward +. Cradle OF the brotherhood
Twenty per cent Of the 10000 men IN
the metropolitan district are already on
strike. he said and two thirds OF the
rest are opposed 10 further delay In
calling walkout.
Srtfs IN - Hours
Mr.. Parker said that half OF the six
hundred way men at the Kingston shops
Of The west shore OUT last week ana
that the others together with 100 work
ers at the Ravena roundhouse on the
same line, threatened to go out within
the next ~ hours unless they get back
their old wages with the %S hour week,
n. exhibited a dozen kilograms. reading
one from Buffalo which he said was
tvpical. This one said trouble was
CLOSE at hand" and asked aid in keep
ing the man in line.
Railroad officials tonight appeared as
Indifferent TO the talk OF a walkout Oh
maintenance men as they have been all
along to the shopnlen's strike. It would
nor create a situation which we are un-
rrepared TO meet" was the Concensus
Of comment
Yirsmsn Strike To-day
Stationary riremen's leaders said TO
night all their members who are still
at work were prepared TO 50 out tomor-
row. From another source came the an
rouncement that several hundred pipe
filters coach repairers. painters.
freight car repairers and inspectors OF
the American Federation OF Railroad
workers. an independent organization
would walk out tomorrow. Most ot
these men are employed In various
shops Of Hcboker.' Jersey City and vici-
nifty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
HAMMER SLAYER
IS IDENTIFIED
MRS. PHILLIPS COOL
BEFORE THE ACCUSER
Dramatic Meeting Carefully
Staged On Train As Alleged
Murderess Is Taken Home.

Los Angeles. July ls.-Mrs. Clara
Phillips. charged With the murder OF
Mrs Alberta Meadows here last We'd
nesday. reached Los Angeles. today in
custody Of sheriff William I. TraeScr
She was taken to the sherin's office and
examined Nv alients.s 20 determine her
mental condition. Mrs. PesSv Caffee,
eyewitness Of the hammer Staying. after
being taken out of town secretly 10 m"-'
the train. also arrived with the prls-
iOner.
Dramatic Meeting staged.
The meeting Of Mrs. Phillips and hcr
accuse-s aboard the train Just before X
reached Los Angeles was staged care
fully. bu, the sudden encounter failed
- ruttle the eausrimity o' the woman
charged With what tho police described
as the most brutal murder In the city s
history.
Mrs Cafe. whose story Of the slay-
ing Of Mrs. Meadows on An iafreQuent-
od road IN the northeastern section or
Los Angeles resulted in Mrs. Philips
indictment boarded the train at sta
ton on the outskirts Of the o!ty. In
company with detective and deputy
sheriff. she was taken - where Mrs.
ph!llips sat in custody o. the sheriff
and Mrs Traeger a deputy, awaiting
the end OF her journey
Tho woman with whom you Wen:
riding Wsdnesdayn' Mrs. CaFes was
asked as she faced the prisoner.
Yes" she faltered
Mrs Phillips laughed.
rs this the woman who killed Mrs
Meadows?"
Yes" ouavered ire Young woman
Mrs Phillips smiled but said nothing.
Poses For CansrGs
As shs stepped from the train
group OF news photographers con
rronted her. For a moment tbs shut
ters clicked and her teeth flashed In
: succession Of smiles, Then deputies
hurried her toward waiting automo-
bile 20 he VII sSed away 10 the sheriff
office, where Or. Louis Weber. allenist
was prepared 70 examine her mental
condition.
As she started 70 step into oar
photographer asked her - pose. She
consented with alacr'ty, mounting the
running board head and shoulders
ahov. the crowd Of spectators which
throrCed the street. Again she smiled
70 The. accon. .,an.ment Of clicking shut
ters.
4, the sherir'a ofhce. Mrs. Phillips
and Or. Weber remained IN conference
for about half an hour. When he LETT
the room ne did not state his opinion
as to her mental condition.
Taken To Jail
Chief Deputy District Attorney Nnran
was in the room with Mrs. Philips for
about rorty-fvn minutes but declined
n IA" what she had told him. II any
thing.
Wh.n ~. nucstIorl0E vas ccmp'e' ed.
she was taken 20 tho county ta'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
NOTED ENGINE
LIES 4 WRECK
L. & N's. KILLER" BUNS THROUGH
HERSELF. DRAWING
EXPRESS.
John -umnins veteran Engineer Stckt
At Post with Drive Beam
Piercing Cab.

Knoxville. Tenn. July ls.-Louisvtne
4 Nashville passenger locomotive No.
c5O known - railroad men as the
kille-" heca.usn OF tho lives lost in
incidents IN which II has figured. lice
OF a s'dotrach here today. crippled
hulk oF twisted steel.
Pulling tho Southland, an all steel
passenger train. from Cincinnati "a
Isrksorvil'". No go this morn!ns
burst cylinder head above LsFollette
Tom The driving beam wrecked the
ouS'ro before u cold he stopped. With
tho driving beam piercing hts "sh with
almost ~vcr, rovolution. John Tummins
veteran engineer. remained at the throt-
-. end brought the train 20 stor
before /. lcr tho rails II was halted
on the brink % = preripice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
SIX ARE KILLED
asbv Found Unharmed Clasped to
Breast Of It's Dead Mothor-
Mishap on Crossing.

Re!.ast Maine July l6.-St1 persons
uere killed when Maine central tFalN
struck an automobile at q crossing near
Rurnham Junction early today. baby
n is mothers arms escaped un!njured'
while Ave OF the seven occupants OF th'
car we're instantly killed. a sixth d'ed
in 4 hospital here. The dead include
Road Commissioner Edart Narncy. his
wife and 7-ycar-old son. all OF Burn
ham. Miss Smokey. a school teacher OF
swamp Scott. Mass. and Mrs. Marshal.
II AthelsAa. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Sensational Defense Promised
By Former Revenue Men
Accused Of Extortion In
Liquor Cases-Going TO
Grand Jury.

chicago, July lf.--Fre parations Wer"
made today by Col. A c. E-arnshaw.
chiec or thA special revenue intelli-
eence unit. - present the federal
grand tur, the cases Of Harry ".
Mayer and benjamin NJ. MitchelL
charged With e1tortioH n connection
with l!auor cases
Maser. former collector OF internal
revenue fc~ the Chicago district. and
Mitchell. ror more Than thirty years al
member cs the Illinois Legislature. uere
arrested yesterday and released on
g nA0 bonds
M7cA~ assorted todav rat Ms de-
tense ufl! rA = startling ohense that
wi! make many Tronine7: tederal
authorities rr7 for rover.
wrus the "harEe* aca.ns' he 'u'o
lave - Il r',a on,r ere -ase ot
alleged sxtor;.on. federal agents assert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
American Autos Capture
The Argentine Markets

WASHINGTON. July '6.-Autorce
from the United states are capturing
tho Argentine markets according to
reports 70 the commerce department TO-
day from BuAnos Aires. During the
month of June imports Of automobiles
into Argentina totalled 6%7 cars. OF
uIich 5o4 camn from this country and
II from Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
BOY KILLS GRANDMOTHER

F1ktrs. W Va, July 16.-Mre' or'na
NJ Long Is dead a. her home IN norton
from ,hr effects 81 full discharge "i
shotgun In the hands ~ her stepson
FIovd Long. nearly six wears oio' VIM
was nlaying with the frearm "0cn
the trigger was pulled. Mrs LonS
was .? years old and IN" "lle o' n
F. Long II IS said large "a na1
wedged itself Into the harrc' ann 0o"'"
not be gotten out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Xenia Minister Goes To
Face Desertion Charge

~. Irron. Mich. July ls-Rev.
-rs.,sr " ,ri,p. former pastor Of a
,,r-,.h NJ Spr!nEralley. Ohio. was taken
>. yA,,. Ohio. today % face 4 charge
-. ,v::s abandonment Rev. Culp. Il -
alleged deserted his ".'e and nine
..A.,4rsr giving as reason that he
c~.II ~. support them On MS salary OF
Sf.rh q ear ard "ame - = resort near
here rnAre he vas arrested Friday IN
-orlparv Nth MISS Esther Hughes. -.
4 >-e--har - Nts ~orgreEe''c0
Mss HIEne- ais~ r"'irr"i >" OH"
t-Iay,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
Yiremsn Strike To-day
$4,000 YOUTH SEEK
MILITARY TRAINING

Washington. ulylS.-Repor:s from
the nine army corps areas show that
Young Americans are eager for military
training. arplicaSors for admission to
the summer civilian military camps
havtng swamred officials
Indications are that more than 10000
young men vie seek admission 20 the
camps this wear or these only a..
o0n can hc accepted under applications
made available by ConGr~@s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
MAYOR BLAKE AT BAsARA.

London. July l6.-Major N. 7 Blake.
has covered another lap on his attempt
10 encircle the globe ny air7lane
Times dispatch reported that he reach
ID Satu-dar night az Rasara. IN ASiaNc
Turkey about go miles southeast .,
RaEdad He expects - continue MS
e'rh' rcday. starting for FusN'r'' "H
ths Persian Gulf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
rNJUNCrIcH FOB A. c. L.

Raleigh y g.. July l6.-On petition
Of tho Atlantic Coast Line. Judge Henry
t. Connor at Wilson today issued an
restraining labor unions from
p!cketing or otherwise interfering with
employees IN the operation ot trains or
that road engaged In interstate com =
mercA Tho order Vas made returAAp'e
At Wilmington on July 25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
SUNS ATTACK
IS REPULSED
Heavy Loss Inflicted By
Chen's Amy-Recapture
OF Canton Unlikely.

Canton. China. July 16.-(By The AS-
sociated Press)-Chen Chtung-Nlng
troops have broken the drive or Sun
Yar SENS forces in the vicinity OF
Shiukwan. !nflicting considerable losses
Chen Chung Ming. who controls the
railway between Canton and ShIukWan'
has sent four thousand troops north
ward from Canton in the last two days
Reyerses around Shiukwan appear to
have lessened Suns chances OF recap
turing Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
JOHN coMERFoRp DIES

Boston, July ls~-John Edmund Com
rford. sixty four many years one OF the
best known actors and thea tr'cal man
ayers IN the east and p world known
breeder OF Collie dogs d'"d tonight at
tho age Of sixty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
wEArHEn FORECAST.

Tsst vtrgtnia-asnsrsily taa1 Apo.
day; ruAsday partly clouAy p$eeoeS
scattsred thundershowSsS; uS0D eaeAes
In temperIture. Western YaaVsves
md ohio-Part cloudy Ho1Asy saa
Tuesday probably Local thnnasae~@A
nitti. chanSs In tanpsrsturs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
THE INTELLIGEN C. E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.