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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
IRISH AGREEMENT
HARB|XCER OF PEACE
Satisfaction Followed by Rush
to South Ireland to Resume
Business Relations.
81 Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

b Associated Press to Every Evening.
Belfast, Jan. 2S.--While the North
ern Wing, Unionist organ, declines to
regard as highly important in Itself
the statement issued by Michael Col
Inns and Sir James Craig relative 10
their agreement regarding the Ulster
boundary and other questions at is
sue between North and South Ireland.
1t expresses the hope that the agree
ment is a harbinger OF peace for Ire
land and says the lifting of the boy
cott OF northern Ireland by the Sim
Feiners viii be a step in that direc-
ton.
News of the raising of the boycott
blythe Irish Free State against Ulster
caused rush of commercial travellers.
today, TO various railway stations, en-
route TO various points in South Ire
land, anxious to resume the business
which the boycott had checked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
MISS ETHEL GR|ER
DIES OF INJURIES
School Teacher Fell Down.
stairs With Lighted Lamp
Near Hockessin.

Hiss Ethel Grier. teacher at North
star School, near Hockessin, died at
8 clock this morning from burns and
injuries sustained when she fell down
a flight OF stairs with a lighted lamp
In her hand at the home OF George
y. Pierson. near Hockessin about
o'clock Saturday morning.
Miss Grier was descending the
stairs when her foot slipped. Clinging
TO the lamp. she fell to the bottom
OF the stairs. where the lamp broke
kerosene splashing her hands and face
and igniting from the burning wick.
Her cries awoke the family who ran
10 her assistance and quickly extin-
guished the flames.
Dr. John Ball was summoned. The
girls face. arms and neck were Sc
veroly burned. but IL was at flrst
thought not fatally. Internal injuries
are also said TO have hastened her
death.
Miss Gricr. who was rs Wears old
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Grier OF Rockland. She vag
serving her term at the North star
School. having taught previously al
Point Breeze School. Besides her par
ents. she is survived by two brothers
and three sisters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
DEMOCRATS PLAN TO
EXTEND SCOPE OF
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Wtth Two Members. a Man and
n Woman. IN Each Elec.
ton District.
RULES WILL BE REVISED

bmulnting the policy OF the City
committee, the Democratic Executive
committee OF New Castle county has
insuEaura'cd NOV, 70 extend its
score 40 aa 90 fully cover the entire
.oriuorN. The plan Is TO increase the
m'mhefthip 80 as Go provide for two
lncmhcrs, ono man and one woman.
IRON each ELECTION district iu each
representative district. This is In ac-
,ctdancs with tho plan followed in
wilmington, the city Committee COM
ntising one man and ono woman
mcinhce IA each election district.
W n.cscnt the County Committee
voinnri-cs 10 members. ono from each
of the 10 representative districts out
Nue OF Wilmington and five from VIZ
niinsion. being one from each repre-
~rnrati,c district In the city.
Tho proposed enlargement OF the
County Committee was preached az a
reorganization meeting of that body
heid last Saturday afternoon at Demo
ratio hcadquartors.
Nt that meeting temporary organi-
aation was Effected by clocting George
ID, crossland OF Niddlctown tempo
tHtv chairman. II was decided. fol-
lowing a discussion OF the proposition
10 oularse tho committee. 20 defer
neinanent organization untn tho
membership proposition could bc acted
upon' Accordingly. az the conclusion
OF thc days business adjournment
was made untb saturday. February II.
when, u n CNpcctcd. 10 will bc pos
sihle TO dispeso 90 both matters the
question 90 cnlarging tho committee
aud the selection ~ permanent Of
uCcrs
During tho meeting committee
was appointed 10 draw up such
amendments 60 tho party rules as may
hc necessary 10 provide fcr the sug-
ecstcd increase IN membership. This
committed, which is to report on Feb.
ruArN N, comprises George II. Cross.
land. frank \. Ncarslcy of Hockessin
ard John !. Nulvcna and Harry smith
~ Wilmington.
While the subject was under discus
sion q was pointed out that under the
pfescnt arrangement sumo Of the
Committeeman have more territory 70
cover than ono person ought 90 be
N'I'''hN " f''N tAkiAH laNtf sNF IN
atauce Ihristiana hundred. ono OF the
largest with seven election districts
70 covers many square miles and has
Ions Jumps between the extreme
boundaries, while rCuoader. one OF the
smallcrt hundreds. with two election
di.ificts, does not present this prob
ivm. Tho town of Glasgow. FOR in
stance, is sort Of clearinghouse for
he whole OF pcucadsr hundred and
there ie a community OF interest
among all OF the people yof tho hun
dscd. In Christiana ~ Is different.
There are several population centres,
such as Henry Clay, Eismcro Richard
son Park and Newport. each with its
own community problems. political
aud otherwise. IL was held by some
80 the members advocating the en-
lsrgcmcnt 81 the membership that IL
there was man and woman COM
nittcc member in each election dis
lfict there would he q personal re-
spousiblliiy Tor each district that can
not now be expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
SATISFIED WITH RESULT.

Dublin. Jan. Satisfaction with
the agreement reached between Michael
Collins and Sir James Craig, the pre-
mier of Ulster, relative to the boun-
dary between North and South Ire
land was expressed today by the Dub
lin Independent.
1T is a great and decided advance
toward Irish union" the newspaper
declared, "and this advance is all the
greater becduse an agreement was
scarcely hoped for at this early stage
Of the negotiations. Since so much
has been accomplished. is I. too much
to hope that greater and more vital
agreements viii follow future con-
ferences?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
-
CONFERENCE IN LONDON.

London, Jan 23ZConferences were
held, Sunday, at the Colonial once.
between the Irish committee Of the
British cabinet and the ministers Of
the Irish provisional government who
came to London TO confer over details
concerning the assumption of power
by the provisional regime in Ireland,
rending the organization Of the Irish
Free State government under the
Anglo-Irish Treaty, the Colonial Office
announced today.
Measures necessary for the transfer
of the executive responsibility to the
new Irish ministry We're explored in
detail and good progress was made.
Michael Collins of the Irish COM
mittee returned 70 Ireland, last night,
but the conferences are being con-
titiued with his ministerial colleagues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
SACRED COLLEGE TO
ELECT SUCCESSOR
CALLED FOR FEB. Z.
Cardinal O'connelI Of Boston
May be Only American Men,
Der to Participate.
HE WILL SAIL TOMORROW

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London. Jan. 23.--Monbers Of the
Sacred College will meet in conciave
at Rome on February TO elect a suc-
cessor TO the late Pope Benedict XIV
says a Rome despatch TO the Ex-
change Telegraph Go.
While al the Cardinals resident in
Europe are expected TO reach Rome IN
time for the conclavc, IL is considered
extremely doubtful the American
Cardinals viii aud it possible to be
present; at least at the opening Of the
session. ~ tho date set is barely ten
days away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
THREATENED TO MIL.
Wemsn Creates Tragic Scene ol
L1wcr Market Sirnt.

Ncr,c excitement was caused AZ
second and Market streets about b.3o
O'Clock last evening when woman
rushed up 20 an automobile and
thr~atenea 90 KIN the driver. supposed
90 be her husband.
The machine darted away, leaving
'no woman on the curb screaming. She
hurried away before the police could
inafn her name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CURB SPECIALISTS
PLEAD BANKRUPTCY

Iy Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York, Jan. 2S.--An involuntary
petition In bankruptcy was filed ia
Federal Court today, against J. u.
Sussrman and Co, members Of tho
Consolidated stock Exchange and
specialists IN various curb securities.
The firm has brarch connections 8tf
other cities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
WOMAN AVIATOR KILLED.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Stockholm, sweden. Jan. 2s.--lilsa
Andorson, the only Swedish woman
to bold an aYiator's certificate, was
killed at AskersUnd, yesterday, in at
tempting parachute descent from
the machine. She fell 1000 feet to
death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
timcd Fer Having Iirs Menace.

Pleading guilty, steve Frank. 500
Market street. charged with violating
g he city ilre ordnance BY falling TO
ienoyo rubbish from his place OF
business. after wafning from the Gre
marshal. wss fined $40 and costs in
ts--...s yal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
Amusemeuts rouls al.

Playhouse" Irish Eyes I"
Garrics-N Vaudeville and pictures
Aldine--N audeville and pictures
Quecn-"A Prince There Was
Alajestic-"'rh ConQicring Power
Parkway-'A Mans Home. {"
Grand-"The Old Nest "
Arcadia against Wife"
Savoy" Scandal
Park--'The Fali Of Babylon
strand The BUTTERFLY Girl"
Auditorium Dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CARDINAL LOGUE sTAPTs.

Belfast, Jan. 23.--Cardinal T.ogse.
Primate Of Ireland. has arranged TO
leave for Rome tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
q. II. Hayden Receivers.

6. II. fIsydsn. Who has been serious-
ly i'll with typhoid fever since last
October has recovered sufficiently to
r''i'Irn tn his oflce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CARDINAL SANTOS DEAD.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Madrid. Jan. 23.--Cardinal Almaraz
y Santos, "a, Archbishop OF Toledo,
lied here last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
weather Forecast.

f;y Associated Press TO Every EyeniaE
Washington. Jan. a3.-Wcatb,r sorara.f
for Delaware.
Generally cioudy tonight and Tuerdav
somewHat colder tonight rpode-ars
northwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23

Say it with Clover Dairy SAFE Mix
and Butter. Phone 154o-15s1.-Aay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23

X YOU telephone your al ask about
the discount YOU can get on the prie 4
quoted you.--Ads,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
Last Scenes in Death khamher.

Although the death Of the Pouuf
mad been expected at any time during
twenty-tour hours, the scenes in hi-
bed chamber Just before and lust
after his death were most striking.
As the news spread that his last mo-
ments were approaching. silence ten
on the whole Vatican.
In the simple. austere bedroom
where the dying Pontiff lay, the si-
lence was broken only by the subducd
sobbing Of his two nephews, one az
whom had risen from q sickbed. 20
Continued on page 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
REMAINS OF DEAD PONTIFF
NOW lie IN SOLEMN STATE
IN BASILICA OF ST. PETERS

Borne There From the Chamber Of Death by Impressive
Procession Composed Of Cardinals, Priests, Members
Of Diplomatic Corps and Digritanes Of the Vatican,
and Placed Upon The Catafaque- Then the Doors
We're Opened and Thousands Passed Through for
Last Farewell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
USHERS IN GARB
OF MIDDLE AGES
CONVEY THE BIER
Hl' Accepted Forms Of Earthly
Honor Are Being Paid 10
Late Pontiff.
IMPRESSIVE SCENE IN ROME

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evcninr.
Rome. Jan. "a the basuies
Of st. Peters historic church of
his faith. the body OF Pope r:cres
dict XIV lay IN state. today while
vast throngs passed revcrcnty
before the catafaique.
Early in the day ali that us-
mortal Of the late ponuff. whose
death IN the es,rly hours OF sun
day plunged the church through
our the world into deepest mourn.
ing was taken from the throne
room OF the Vatican, where 7, had
been placed on Sunday shortly
after his death, solomniy carried 10
st. Peters attended by a PROCESSION
Of cardinals. priests. members or
the diplomatic corps and dignitar-
les Of tho Vatican. and placed on.
the cstafaleue, surrounded by vo-
tive candles.
Word was given that the public
Of Rome would be admitted 10 st.
Peters up 70 II O'Clock. and i'm
nnense crowds Immediately began
entering the vast edifce and H.
ing by the body.
The body is robed IN white. with
stole and chasublc Of rcd, ernbroid-
cred with gold. The head. wearing
the pontifical mitre. reposes on
cushions OF red and gold velvet.
The hands, wearing the ponHacaf
gloves Of purple silk and holding
the rosary. are clasDed over the
breast.
The body. as 10 was soiemnlv
brought into st. Peters. was
borne upon red-covered bier bv
Lshers, clad in medieval costumes
Of scarlet. The procession was
headed by the sendannerie OF the
Vatican, the pontiheal police. with
their elaborate uniforms OF blue
and white, walking With drawn
swords. Following them were the
platine guards, in dark blue uni
, forms and plumes Of black feafh-
CTS standing erect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
REPORT Is THAT hSsAnANT Es-
CAPPED INTO PENNSYLVANIA
rHRoUGR WHEELING.
Sheriff Lynch Traces Car As Far AS
Brownsville.

The Belmont county commissioners
in special session yesterday, offered a
reward OF $4,000 for the apprehension
OF the person or persons h robbed
and murdered Charles Conrad. Barnes
Vile taxi driver. near Louisville las;
Wednesday morning. This action was
taken on tho recommendation Of the
prosecuting attorney and sheriff.
Sheriff r. T. Lynch and Deputy
Sheriff Dor Hardesty have been work
ing continuously since the murdered
mans BODY was found and say the muir
der remains a mystery.
Sheriff Lynch says ne has found reo-
pie who say the Ford sedan that Conrad
drove coming out OF the road AT L@NdS-
Vile at 2:30 o'clock on the morning Of
the murder. Later a man says ne saw
the touring car and sedan going
hrough Wheeling later in he morning
The car has been traced by the sheriff
as far as Brownsville, Pa, where all
traces Of Il was lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
STOP HERE ON hike FROM ALLENTOWN TO
FLORIDA AND RETURN; SLEEP AT JAIL
TRIP COST LESS THAN S2~SL5PT
WITH BANK IN
DAYTON
studying For Lutheran Ministery AT
Muhlenberg Col1e~e

As.er hiking from Allentown, IA. 20
Florida carl Euepc and Robert SuerhH
arrived in WheeilHG 'ast night "NT"utn
home The boys stayed over night at
the city lookup
Both hov< are students ~ NahLen-
berg college. Allentown. Ia. where
they are studying for The Lutheran
ministry. Las, YEAR. Sucr6N attended
Washington & Jefferson.
The boys lcf, hom" less than three
wcrns ago on their hike. hey were
r,v7 = No, a number 81 times ON tho
road bv autowcb,lc owusrS Only twice
did they sleep IN beds m the trip. They
fol- Of havivg Slcpt IN a cotton shed in
The. south. IN their tent. in stables ana
IN ja.ls. They a:d In the larger cities
they u>ually slept, in a Jail. Wedne-
sday Hish, they were so miles north
O the hoardev and Thursday night slept
IN iaiI az Dayton. O. in q cell. they say
with q bank robber
On their way 20 Florida. the mixers
went through North Carolina. Georgia
and rs far as 81. Augustine and Flor
ida. They are returning by way or
Tennessee. Kentucky. Cincinnati. Day
ton. Wheeling. Cumberland and home.
Roth carry packs weighing about 80
pounds with cokinS utensils, ten:. bed
cithiag. gun. Ratchet and ther small
articles. They slept one night on Dan
iel Roon's trail under a stone on which
Boon had carved MIS- name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09

Editor The lntelligcnccr:
The Dry Law Enforcement League
Of Belmont County has been tho sub
ject OF much criticism the last week
or more. Like ali other human organ
izat!ons no doubt is has Committeo
some errors.
The fact that Mr.. IddinEs was re-
moved from the State Commissioners
force has caused some comment, favor
able by the vets and unfarorabIe by
the drys.
The public is entitled to know the
exact facts IN The interest that Sus-
plciou and false Judgment be allayed'
On Wednesday. Aug. 80. Mr.. lddinSs
received a letter from he state de-
mandng that his card ~ authority be
returned immedla tely. This took away
his authority except what he has I'M
der the sheriff's office as deputy. How
ever, a deputy without pay means ina:
he would be hampered by the need OF
Instructions from the office. otherwise
his acts could be constructed 10 De IL
legal.
With his situation confronting 'Rs
law-hating and desperate hootleSRers
a, large and every undesirable citizen
syading the officers. the need Tor MT
Iddings was Imperative.
Something had to he done, 90. the or
ftcers OF the Dry Law enforcement
League with some others journeyed OUT
to Columbus and had a hearing before
Judge Parker. the Prohibition Commits
sioner Of Ohio. .
James A. White and the ofricers OF
the league laid the matter before the
commissioner. who returned the cara
Of authority 70 Mr.. lddings with the
order to proceed with his work as
formerly. giving his attention to al
parts of the county and out OF II II
called p or any place In the state
where the prohibition laws are Tio-
iItcd.
II now becomes the duty OF every
true American citizen TO assist In the
maintenance Of the Eighteenth Amend
ment 10 our Constitution and help
make America the c~leanest. purestr
braves, and altogether the most pros
pered and blessed nation upon which
the sun shines.
Sincerely yours,
G, rairsvile. %. 1. r. LEEPER.
Sept. !, 1922. tres'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
OF Y, M. C. A.
FOR YEAR IS MADE

The report OF the Athletic department
OF the wear ending September has ocen
Issued by the Y. NJ. c. \. This Is the
repor, OF the physical activities OF the
institution.
The report shows a large attendance
in the gymnasium classes such Is
swimming, boxing and basket ball
teams.
4. summary Of the report Is as fol-
lows.
Grand total OF men and boys attend
ing for tho year @S.02S. out Of this were
l5,nSl men n l2.947 were boys.
The total attendance Of the physical
department members was 2l.S'O or
which ll.723 were men and 1918 were
boys.
Number Of men and boys laugh to
swim were l73 of which ISL were boys
and - were men.
Attendance of boys at swimming
campaign Lac with 2SS taking active
part.
Boxing tournament. - participants.
The total attendance during the torn
ament was LOO.
Sunday school basket ball league. AZ
.endanc OF players for total season
1907. Total attendance of spectators
5.443.
Total attendance of gymnasium
classes 1852.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Steals Watch, Caught
Jailed, Confessed,
Within Two Hours

Frank Robinson stole "A watch ana w.
Wa .auSlt hy Policeman flannaGah'
confined to jail and confessed /" them
Within .wo hours yesterday afternoon.
\ man named Scott. "f ShadNside'
ohio. working on tn" third ii"or OF inc
IIawlcy building, yesterday reporter
mat his watch and 81 was taken from
ms rori. rairolman Flanagan shortly
arr"ru arIs arrcr'c1 Robinson and con-
Iucd him =" jail as being a suspect.
Shortly afterwards Robinson, according
20 r~,lIcr. confessed that he had taken
the watch and money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Presbyterian Church Notes.


A. 1880 a. m. Rev. J. Alex Brown
will address the Junior Congregation IN
an object lesson on the subject "CoHen-
ants" and at 1886 a. m. tho Sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper Will be ad-
mintsteyed and new members weIcom-
ed into fellowship. The sermon sub
Jet ~ 100 p m. Will be show Your
C~olors." This will be preceded by a
sons service in which the conSreGa-
ton will select the hymns.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Myles Will en-
terrain a number OF friends at Their
home on Hess avenue this evening IN
houar OF ,heir wedding anniversary a
delicious chicken dinner Will be served
at 5 o'clock after which cards Will Do
the paStime. Those who Will atteno
are: Mcssrs. and Mesdames Robert
Simpson. Charles Mason. William Ste
yyns. Donald Smith. Harold Myles,
James Wilson. Earl Kraft. Bessie Cor
nell and William Myles.
Little Missionary society.
The members Of the Little Mission
airy Society Of the Thompson churca
net last evening at the home or MISS
Catherine Jacobs on Hess avenue at
the business session plans were MADE
for the coming months. Later a de-
l,shcful social time was enjoyed ana
relreShmSNtS served.
weinor Roast.
The members of the Rose Bud club
entertained their friends at one Of the
camps along the river last evening
with 4 we.ner roast. After spending
9. several hours a, this pleasant pasttme
dancing MAS enjoyed. 10 music fur-
nisned by the club orchestra. Howard
Stein. James Kaufman. Charles Bow
crs. Fred Walker and John Cumming
were the committee IN charge
W. q. H. Club.
The members Of the W. c.. =. CLUB
will hold a meeting Monday evening
m tho nome OF Mrs George Bates OF
North Warwood. AT this meeting the
e~.ec;!on o: officers will take place.
missionary Society.
The Missionary Society OF the Chris
,iau church will hold a meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Weishans, Tues
dav evening. The following program
will Dc rendered.
Reading. Mrs. Eta Couch, Sketch
Of a Chinese Missionary work Mrs. l.
=. Ssloy.
Solo. Mrs. Martha Pryor. Discus
son led by Mrs. Rebecca Wilson.
warwood Briefs.
Miss Virginia Pcthtcl has returnes
20 her home ~ Nest Alexander after
visiting friends and relatives here Tor
several days.
Mis-. Mar.are, Wells OF Canton. o.,
Is the CUES, ot Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kelley OF Sou, Warwood.
MISS Katherine Montgomery VIII
spend he week end at her home N
West Liberty.
Mss Elizabeth Marble will leave to-
morrow lov Ashland. Ny. for a brick
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rodgers ard
family OF GAINESVILLE are visiting reia-
t.ves here.
Miss Marie Smith ia spending the
week end at her home In Short creek
Miss Ruth Steele Of Dayton, O.. -
The CUES; Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Steele here.
James ADAMS OF Ktrkwood. is visit
Ing his grandmother Of Cherry HtiI.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl keilar of Steu-
heny,iIc are spending several days mere
with relatives and friends. .
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Neuman OF
We.rroa are guests OF Mr.. and MrS
Alhar, Pratt 81 Hess avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Swartz ana
family ure visiting Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS
Archer o: ttIchland avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
SERVICE PLANNED
FOR UNION MISSION

what * expected TO be one OF the
most successful services ever held By
The Union Mission vii! be conducted
SUNDAY evening IN n" REVERSED" Park at
$50 O'Clock. SU3t. Lewis Hain"s, OF
the Mission, Will be the speaker and
Ill take FOR his text the subject Sow
rrr and Rcaping" Rev. Hatncs has n
.erv wide experience and viii how in
his talk IN" difference between the
fruits % Sin and the fruits OF q Chris
tian life.
very fin" musical program has been
arranged FOR the evening. Mr.. Harry
Kruhu. on" of The Mission workers, Will
render a trombone solo. IA,tle Miss
HARRIET Na.nes will sing 4 solo tthis IS
by request as Miss Hajnes IL not Yet d"
years old>. Mrs :. : tlioum will also
ain and Misses Noale and kludlcberG"r
Will render 4 piano solo
Tho general public Is invited to at
tend his service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09

From Charleston m the report
that friends of DR.. NJ. Y. Godbcy ~
Charleston are proposing him a. a
candidate for the presidency ct IN"
state senate. provided. OF course. he Is
reelected in November. DR.. Godbcy
has already served two terms In the
senate, which service, it Is Claimed
has given him unimpaircd rights I'll
seniority. The III OF j. NJ. Sapn-
ders of Bluefcld and George White OF
Weston have also been mentioned as
possible candidates for this Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
POPULAR WHEELING
ACTRESS SCORES HIT

In her debut in ono ~ the leading
roles Of "I'Olly with n Fast" st rat
terSon. y. j.. Charlotte Wynt"rs. popular
Wheeling actress. scored heavily. rat
trrSon newspapers are liberal with
words Of praise over her acting. MISS
W'yuters appeared This wear in stock
engagements at both the Court and Vic
turia thcatcrS.