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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Second Arrest In Probe
Of Burned School House

Parkersourg, w Va. Oct 10.-Coinc'-
dent with the second arrest IN conncc-
ton with the recent burning OF Finn
school house. In Harris district state
Fire Marshal c. L. Topping arrived In
Tarkersburg today, TO assist Deputies
c.. L. Hitc and Howard Wclchcr. In get
ting tho evidence against them properly
before the grand jury, now in session
here.
The second person arrested Is Emar'
ucl Woomcr, who was taken into GUS
tody upon his arrival here on n train
today. lie WAS not placed in the county
iail with his brother-ln-law. Fletcher
Boso. who has already confessed to set
Ting the building on fire, but was re-
leased on $4,000 bond. Woomer -
school whom tho school authorities &C
cuse Of driving them Off tn csccne with
shotgun when they went there with
bloodhounds belonging to cx-sherir a.
NJ Glover. OF FaIrmont He Is held as
an accessory with Boso. on an arson
charge.
The fire marshal states that in tho
last year there have been twenty-five
school houses burned in West Virginia
that ten persons ahve been convicted
and ten other arrested in connection
with these oftenses, through the actir-
tiles Of his department. Deputies liite
and WclCher are now making an in
yest!Cation OF the fire that burned the
hhnrt and Clark homes several weeks
ago in Redwood. Parkersburg suburb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
World Radios Combine
With New York Centre

New York. oct. l0.--Ncw York 'ity
becomes the worlds radio central S'a-
ton and the United States gains great
commercial advantage through arrange
mcnts lust concluded by the Radio Cor
poratIon OF America. when commune ",
dor one management American British
German French and Argentine raaio
plants. representing an investment capt.
tai og E79.OG0,0oo.
Concluding stages OF the negotiations
In progress several months, have hccn
arrived at by radio between Edward j.
Nallv. president ~ the American cor
nora, who = in Iar!s; David Sarnotf'
yicc-prcsidcnt IN New York city, Cap
tain powhatan IaEc, viCc-pres!dcnt ana
general manager Of the Ian-Americhh
Wireless Telegraph and Tolophono COM
pauy of Bucnos AyrcS. who came nero
six weeks ago in furthcrancc OF the plan
and officials Of the British and German
radio interests.
By the terms Of n now virtually COM
plctcd agreement the Radio Corporation
of Americas resolving station al bS
Eroad street will DO operating hcadauar-
,crs OF an international wireless system
70 he managed by n directorate repre-
scntatIye of nil countries In VOWED
ItcoJmuurtcrs of the corporation will DO
nm the eighteenth floor OF tho WOOL
,vnrth building. Test communications be-
tween Rucnos AyrCs and Now YORK Guy
Will begin within thirty adys. Regular
commercial wireless service VIII DC IN
stalled May l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
MART|NSBURC AUT0|ST
WANTED FOR KILLING
Newark Man Fatally Injured by HIS
Acknowledgment Here.

Wheeling police last night received
word from authorities at Newark. ~,
that man named Gale II. GAno. or
Newark. employc Of tn" Star-McNaEF
on company at CrookSviilc, O.. Hlcd
there from fractured skull last even
ing received when struck ~ an auto
mobile said to have carried YES. WI
ciuia license D-ySl.
The automobile liCenS" directory
gives the owner of car with ;htS license
as the Union Sales Company oc Martins
burg. W. Va.
The driver Of the au."m bbi'c = IS
said. struck Gano shortly hcf"rcnoon
yesterday alopg the Nationa! road near
Newark.
He wns rushed to 4 hospital in the
city am bulancc and died last n:gn: at
$50 o'clock. 4 warrant was sworn
cut by tho authorities at Newark
charging the driver with mdnslaush-
ter.
Wheeling police expect the driver or
the automobile 20 come through Wheel
ing enroute TO MartHshurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
ODD FELLOWS
GRAB OFF KEYS
Of THE TOWN

ParkcrSburg. W. Va, Oct. 1n--Elcc-
ton of officers Of the state Odd Fellows
will be effected at a meeting to he held
in the temple here tomorrow morning.
The present grand lodge officers in
attendance at the meeting are: l. II.
Neal. grand master; j. Z. Hicks deputy
grand master: \. W. Martin. grand war
den; \ j. Wilkinson. grand SccrctarN'
George q. Stout. grand treasurer: W l.
Stephenson. senior grand representative:
Rev. Il. II. Craig. grand chaplain; Rev.
G. y. Coffman. junior graduate repre-
scntati.c: Fred w. Burnett. grand con-
dustor: Rev. J. Il. York. grand marshal:
Claude Garrison. grand guardian. ana
+. J. Davis. grand herald.
An interesting session was held TO-DAY
NJ the joint public session Of the Re
hekah state assembly and the grand
lodge The KEYS Of tho city were pre-
scented 10 Grand Master Thomas n. Neal
and Mrs Martha Wilson. president or
the Rcbckah state assembly by Mayor
J. s. Dunn. in behalf Of tn" city OF Par
kcrShurg In his address nc mayor ask
cd the delegates 10 make ,hc most OF the
cIty's hospitality. and extended sor-
dial welcome 20 the 90n delegates ana
altcrnatcs present. Past Grand Master
W. T.. Stephenson. Of rarkcrshurg, pre-
sided.
w. n. rricc. following the MAYORS
address. representing tho ParkcrshurS
subordinate lodges. made 4 welcome ad-
dress on behalf of the local lodges. ne
placed tho entire facilities Of the local
order Of Odd Fellows at the disposition
OF the decgatcs. Mrs. Erncstine Breed.
noble grand, Miriam Lodge No. l. DauGh-
tors of Echckah. welcomed tho visitors
to Parkcrshurg on behalf Of tho lodge
which she represented.
Grand Master Thomas II. Nca' ana
Mrs. Martha Wilson, president the
Rchckah state assembly, responded To
the welcome addresses and expressed
their pleasure at again meeting In FAR
kCrShurE. .
Rev. 4. V. Nondcrsmith. Of Detroit.
formerly pastor Of the First United
Brethren church 81 this city. gave tho
address in memory OF the Odd Fellows
who have died during tho past year. Ito
smoke Of the ideals which they had up
held and urged his hearers To Keep ever
before them the ideals OF the order OF
odd Fellows
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HISTORIC LETTER OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON
FOR PREPAREDNESS

New York. Oct. 1o.-An histor!" let
Tor written by George Washington from
Continental army headquarters IN MOT .
ristown. to ElbridGe Gerry, member OF
Congress, in Philadelphia on January
90, 1880, describing the dcpioraple
state of the American army at 'hal
time, and urging preparedness. as Il
means Of achieving lasting peace, w"s
made public tonight. for the FIRST time
Mt n dinner of the American SulSrave
Institution.
There is nothing so likely to produce
peace," says George Washington. In tho
letter, "as TO be we'll prepared to meet
the enemy. and from this persuasion
and the effect you Justly observe. the
contrary on our part might have on the
court Of France and also on that Oh
Spain. I think It would he right for
US TO hold forth at least. every appear
ance OF preparation and ViSor' ana
really to do what our abilities and the
circumstances Of our finance may well
Justify"
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George N. Ford Again
Honored By Auto Men

Clarksburg. w. Va. Oct. 7n.-R. G.
Helmick, OF this city. was elected presl-
dent of the West Virginia Automobile
Dealers Association al the business scs-
sion Of tho third annual convention or
the ASSOCIATION here this afternoon. II
was decided to hold tho next meeting in
Wheeling tho fourth Monday IN MAr'h
and IN cncxt annual meeting in Blue
field, the second Monday in December.
1923.
In addition to the new president. VIC"
presidents were elected as follows: !
L. Cordray. Of Fairmnt: Wade Garrett.
nf larkshurg: G. \. NiddiehurC, OF
Charleston: -. J. Kell, Rlucficld; Sher-
man DIS. Of parkcrshurg, and Bruce
Perry. OF Huntington
George NJ Ford Of Wheeling. was re-
elected secretary treasurer. and IN"
following are the newly elected dire
tors: f. J. Mcpcrrott. of Wheeling; o.
r. Curpctt. OF Clarksburg: S. J. keI!' or
R!ucfiord: and Charles y. 1iddlehurg' or
Charleston.
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One Bank That Refused
Loan to Andy Carnegie

Columbia. Pa. oct. Iu.--.\n officer Of
the FirS; National hank az Columbia.
IN digging through old files today.
found Il letter written IN February Of
l>GS lay a young man VIA" had been "A
telegraph operator here. hu; had launch
ed in business for himsclf-Andrcw Car
ncEie.
My brother and Henry Fhipp9 wish
To borrow $l5,o"0 FOR four months.
They'll pay : per cent on their JOINT
note endorsed by me-" the letter stated.
IF your bank is flush. telegraph me AT
New York"
At the time the bank evidently was
not flush" \; any rate. the officers
turned down the application.
Records Indicate. however, that the
applicant got the money elsewhere and
used It To purchase the Union Iron
mills of Pittsburgh.
Said mills paid few thousand per
cent on the Investment and helped I"
form the foundation Of the fortune o.
The man who swung the d,al--Andrcw
Carnegie.
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That Tanlac is The IDEAL medicine Tor
elderly persons has been proven IN
thousands Of cases. but IL IS doubtful
II any case is as interesting as that OK
Mr. and Mrs. George \. Davis. well
known and highly respected residents
O: Lansdowne Md.
IT had pneumonia last spring. and IL
left me terribly weak" said Mrs. DAVIS
My stomach was upset. | scarcely ate
q thing and there was always terrible
pain In my back. But Taulac gave
me a splendid appetite. my nerves are
steady and have regained my
strength SO feel twenty years young
er"
II spent hundreds OF dollars trying
10 get we'll" said Mr.. Davis. but moth
Ing gave me the relief l wanted until
] took TanIac. | had stomach trouble
so bad l could hardly eat a thing. and
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even had to go on a SOFT boiled egg
diet. | was 50 rackcd with pain ana
so weak and nervous that once l act
uaIly fell and broke my nose.
But. since taking Tanlac now en-
Joy perfect health have fine appetite
and my nerves are steady as u rock.
NOTE-The International Proprietar'es
Co, distribution Of TanlaS. have on
file in their offices at Atlanta, Geor-
gia. over fifty thousand signed state
meuts from representative men ana
women from every State in the Union
and every Province IN Canada. Many
Of these arc from prominent people In
this city and section and have been
previously published in this paper.
Tanlac Is sold BY all good druggists.
ADV.
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SEE PROSPECT
Of PERMANENT
RAIL PEACE
Big Four No Longer Exists,
Says Lee" Go it Alone
Policy to Be Followed In
Future.

Cleveland, O.. Oct. 10.-Methods OF
settling wage and working agreements
between the Big Four" trans7orta.
ton brotherhoods and the railroads
has entered a new era, and In the
present course OF negotiations il con-
tinued the country. for several years
at least, will not be threatened with
complete tie-up OF railroad transporta'
ton through concerted strike or
these brotherhoods on all lines OF the
nation. W. G.. Lee. president OF the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen,
said today.
The situation which developed IN
1915 as a result of the eight hour fight
and again last fall when the trainmens
conductors. engineers and tremenS
brotherhoods sent out nationwide
strike orders. probably will not again
occur.
New Alignment.
Decentralization OF all wages. rules
and working negotiations. and a return
to the system prevailing for twenty
years prior to the time when the four
train service brotherhoods were forced
bv the eight hour fight" to pool their
strength into what has since become
famous as the Big Gour" railroad
brotherhoods has already set, in the
view OF Mr.. Lee.
The new alignment Of the transpor'
tation brotherhoods probably will tnd
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
and the Order of Railway Conductors
In one group. and the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. Brotherhood or
Locomotive Fremen and Engagement
and the Switchmen's Union OF North
America in another.
Going Il Alone.
81 feel that am able to handle my
organization to better advantage, to
get more for my men and to work
more effectively all around If the
trainmen and conuctors 90 it alone. as
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make the necessary provisions and
bring /, up ut the next council meeting
The fire question was also put into the
hands of committee. II is thnuS Il
by council that Il new fire engine -
needed for South Benwood. Several
other matters were discussed at THIS
TING.
New Motorcycle.
At tho meeting Of council last eve
ming it was decided 20 purchase new
mntorCyclr 10 arrest spceders gong
through the town.
Passengers to Embark
Tho Notwithstanding division
nf the Wheeling Traction company VIII
hc notified TO take on and discharge
passengers from the west side or the
car between Ninth street and Hickman's
coal mine. This will be OF advantage
Ia the citizens as this will eliminate the
dancer Of passing automobiles that may
ut any time strike orc Of the discharged
passengers.
Committees to Meet.
Members nr tho ordinance and rules
committee and the special committee
Amounted To examine Lh6 Interstate
bridge company franchise Will meet
in tho city hall next Monday evening.
This will he special meeting 10 re-
licve thr minds Of the citizens as 10
what course To take in fighting the erec-
ton OF the bridge. If they so desire.
To Build steps
There will be steps built IN Tenth
street To allow tho people OF that street
10 reach Marshall street without having
:, wade through the mud this winter.
$his will be a decided improvement to
tho present condition Of the street.
Democrats to Meet.
Members Of the Democratic commit
toes Of the district will hold special
meeting next Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Truax Of Seventh street.
At this meeting plans will be discussed
Cor the coming election.
Klug Funeral.
Funeral services Will be held Wednes-
DIV afternoon at $50 o'clock for the
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John klug
who died ut !ts home NJ 40 Water
street. yesterday morning at Ego
o'clock. Services will be conducted ny
l'-rhcr Shoencn. of the st. James
church. Intcrment will be made In
Mount Calvary Gene cry.
Held Meeting.
Members Of the Democratic executive
committee OF the distric; held meeting
NJ the home Of Mrs. Truax. Of Seventh
street, last evening. AZ this meeting
plans we're discussed for the coming
election.
Euchre Party.
Members Of the Lady Maccahees were
entertained with a euchre party at the
hone Of Mrs. !. Evans, of Main street.
Prizes were given to the persons having
the highest scores. Al the close or the
evening Il luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Benwood Briefs.
John Ward, Of Main street. left yes
terday for Pittsburgh TO visit friends.
John Chapman has returned TO Pitts
burgh after visiting his parents on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stump, Of Glen
Easton, has returned home after visit
Ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Davis. OF West
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far as wages and working rules are
concerned" Mr.. Lee said.
This whole business. with all rail-
road labor unions on one side and all
railroads on the other. with the rail-
road labor board in between. got too
biz for any one man or few men 10
handle. Il was loaded with dynamite
for the country as we'll as for our
selves and the executives. ON sane
government would permit any faction
or class to paralyze the transportation
business OF the country and thereby
punish the innocent. who are always
in the majority. The only way out was
to separate"
Big Four No Longer Exists.
So far as strikes, wages and worK-
ing rules negotiations are concerned
the Big Four" On longer exists. Inc
brotherhoods will continue to WORK TO-
gether on legislative. non'partisan Po-
li,ical and purely organization matters
Mr.. Lee pointed out today that the
trainmen and conductors. dealing lhu''
riduallv with railroads in the eastern
regional district and by reglonal CON
ference before the western ana south,
eastern regions have just completeu
contracts with virtually all railroads IN
the United States continuing preseh.
wages and working rules FOR periou
OF a year and continuously tnereai'et'
e,cant on thirty days notice from
either party.
sreai-Up Of Big Pour
Tb. frs, sign Of a breakup IN tne
PIC Eour" came as the result or VI
rer9snce in policy las October "nci'
s.rike orders were sent To an i"u'
hro,herhoods and the swit2hmen u,'to'
and later resclnded. During the snop
mems strike break between the
grouns of brotherhoods occurred Whe"
AIR Lee differed with the policy Oh nv
onr,neers' and fircmcp's sporadic VAIN
ovts Mr.. Lee insisted that traih"'e"
should mot walk out unless strlke ""s
n~onerlv authorized. The engineers ""a
s,rcmen's chiefs instructed 'nS'' nv NV.
that they could stay at nome IL Su".r
men dwas dangerous or a'"''u
threatened their safety. o,
"caiIroad workers have not yet won
~. concessions in railroad operations
,ha,. are entitled TO-" Mr.. Lee Salo.
.Ner mast 80 wears Of age are Nir'ua.-
T.. horred from getting jobs on ra'-
~ood" he said. II they lose the'' jus
after that age they are out OF '"e ''''
road business. ., oo,,,-
,..+.on laws 70 provide for the In
i,red one OF the big needs OF the ~
,,,rn il some plan for caring for inc
w,1,ws and orphans. as we'll as the man
himself that is worn out IN The service.
There mus, he usefulness. Eut as lar
az possible we hope /" Obtain mes
things through conferences aud through
legislation"
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BENWOOD

Members Of the city council met n
the city hail last night where they held
their regular semi monthly business
meeting At this meeting various MAJ
,ers we're discussed. The bridge ouce-
tion was put into the hands OF com
rit,ee 10 go over the franchise and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Will Attempt Nonstop
Flight, Ocean to Ocean

San Diego. Cal. Oct. lO.-Lieutenants
J. \. MadRcady and Oakley Kelly. avia-
,nrs who last week broke tho record Tor
sustained flight here in the big mono
plan. T-2. and who had intended 70
start tomorrow on a nonstop flight to
New York, announced tonight that they
would postpone that flight as the re-
suit OF unfavorablo weather In the
middle west.
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Marshal FoCh RapS
Ex-Premier C|ennenCpau

Paris. oct. l0.--ln curt terms Mar
shall F'uch today expressed his opinion
Of former Premier Clcm"nccaus pro-
posed trip to the United States. saying:
"Ile VIII cry and he sentimental like
all old people. IF | could advise Glenn
enccau l would urge him to stay nj
homo. but he has never taken my ad-
yicA"
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Homes Coming Delayed

London, OF. 11.-Sir Robert Steven.
son Horne, chancellor Of the exCheQ.
uer. has Indefinitely postponed his debt
funding mission TO the United States.
according to the Daily Express. This
action is in consequence OF the politl'
al situation in England.
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Alexander. has returned 10 her homo
after visiting her with relatives.
Miss Catherine Boggs, Of woodland,
IL spendlng some time here visiting
friends on Main street.
Mrs. William Rogers. OF South Mar.
shall street. Is able 10 be about again
after n serious illness.
Edward Shorts. Of West Alexander.
was a business visitor in town yestsr-
day.
Edward Warwick. Of Martins Ferry,
was q business visitor in town yester'
day.
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George RustwaltCr was arrested ny
Patrolman Kramer on rharG" or Spcr"-
ing 4 bond OF 500 was deposited Tor
his appearance in police court I'M"
morning.
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Howard LIpmaH md Herbert Ander-
son arc charged with being drunk. Pa
trolman Eskey arrested them on tho
South Side.
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EOuD MuRklNE JUDGE 4!

Roh Wilson was locked up last night
on a charge Of driving an automobile IN
an intoxicated condition. latrolman
Horslman made the arrest
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Mrs. George Minor swOre out war
rant against her husband. She charges
him with having assaulted her. PATROL
man Perrin arrested Minor.
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For trying to use the National road
for a speedway. William Brown Will face
Judge Ritz this morning. Patro!man
Ebbcrts charges Brown with speeding.
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Bic INCREASE
IN STATE FOR
PRESBYTER|ANS

The Synod OF West Virginia Of tho
Presbyterian Church in the United
States Of America will meet with the
First Presbyterian Church of Wheeling.
October II. This synod reports 1920
communicate members, 1925 Sunday
school members.
The synod will discuss plans for the
year IN the - OF the reports con
corning the UNCONVENTIONAL situation
which were made Mt the general assem-
bly, n pcs Moines. Iowa. in May. l9"".
II appeared from those reports that the
Presbyterian Church had broken It's rec
ord sOr enrolled communicate members.
passing the million and thrcc-uuartcr
mark. and It's record for Sunday-school
enrolment the highest in it's history.
The church had held Its own in spite
OF the stringencics Of the year and
made a 100000 increase In total con-
tr!hut!ons. The total contributions
through the year by Prcshyter!ans foc
all purposes were s47.344.O00. OF this
amount S1l.n0n.o0O was reported raised
for the dcnominational henevolencc
budget Of s12, 100000. or 81 per cent.
Through new statistical report II was
discovered that s9,S77.OC0 Of this
amount had actually heen paid m
through UNCONVENTIONAL official ,rcasur-
ers. Plans will he discussed for bring
Ing the actual receipts by denom'na-
tional trcasurers up 10 tho full amount
of the budget. which for the current
year Is $14.5nO,0nn.
Increase In Membership.
The Synod of West Virginia will re-
port an increase In communicate mcm-
hcrshlp and a large increase In Sun
Gav school membership hut n decrease
T. 90 tI,,, SI,N-
for all purposes for the year The
amount reported last year was $3SQ,92o
this year s214.9oO. The decrease has
been largely in contributions to outside
objects. There has been n large in
crease In the amount expended on con-
greCational expenses. The Synod has
emphasized It's local church work hut
n the same time has raised about %
percent Of the quota assigned It by the
Committee Of Apporttonment OF the
General Assembly. In order 10 raise
the levelof giving an intensive Stew
ardshlp Campaign has hecn projected
bI the leaders which Is expected 10
raise the per capita giving from the
present S25.71. which is slightly below
the UNCONVENTIONAL average to a hgure
more in correspondence with the re-
sources OF the Prcsbyterians OF the
State.
A national convention Of laymcn VIII
be held in Kansas City the first week
IN December at which some men or
national prominence and the strongest
UNCONVENTIONAL leaders will he heard
on international. national and local
tasks OF Presbyterian churches. inc
foreign mission task OF the church the
national mission project and the cdu.
cational and relief policies and goals OF
the denomination will be discussed IN
group conferences with those who arc
interested In developing Presbyterian
resources along this line. Rev. "ll''am
Hiram Foulkes. ID. D.. secretary OF inc
New Era Movement. Is visiting IN the
r'ar East and will report on various
phascs of the denominational enterprises
al this convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

Patrolman Glenn arrested a. G. Hun
bard on a charge Of parking an auto
mobile in front Of a NO Parking sign.
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Uncle" Johnny Shell. age is" years ;,
said 10 be the oldest man IN tne "oriu
died recently.