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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-21

A W. Mergelman arrived Saturday
from Denver to visit his sons, Ru-
dolph, Charles and Water. II has
been fifteen years since Mr.. Mergel-
man was over TO his old home and he
is taking great pleasure during the
celebration in greeting a multitude
Of warm friends, who rejoice to see
him looking so well He is one Of
the pioneers of the Gunnison valley.
In spite of his years, which he bears
lightly, and of accidents which rob
bed him of both his legs below the
knee, Mr.. Mergelman walks readily
around the streets and is quite at
home in our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-21

Leo Vincent and H. L. Nicol, U. S.
revenue agents, were in our city over
Monday attending To some govern
ment business and departed Tuesday
morning for ,Ouray. Mr.. Vincent
was formerly very prominent in poll
teal circles, but for nine years has
been connected with the auditing de-
partment of the United States treas
ury, these last two being in charge of
certain work in the states of Colora-
do, Yyoming, New Mexico and Ariz-
Ona- The gentlemen were accom-
panied by their wives on this trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-21

News of the Stook-ltsms
about StockmeB-Foilo~Ing
PloS and Shoyel-Dry Farm
ing Notes of Interest
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
BRONX CORNER SOLD
BY LEHNANE ESTATE
Property Held at 100000; ;
Other Deals Reported.

William F. Kurz Sold in conjunction
with Williamson & Bryon for the estate
Of Thomas Lehnane to the Stebblns
Realty Company the northeast corner of
14sth street and Third avenue, three
brick buildings. on plot SSX1S5. held at
100000. Mr.. Kurz also sold for the
stebbins Realty Company the plot, 75x
106, on the west side of Willis avenue.
SO feet south of 146th street. held at
$4,000.
Z Pierre & Golden Company sold for j.
Schwartz the five story apartment house,
50x100 accommodating twenty five
families, at 1881 Southern Boulevard.
Richard Dickson sold for the estate OF
Dewitt c. Weeks three one family houses,
1244 to 1850 Franklin avenue, 93X1S5.
The buyer will repair the properties,
The same broker, with f. NJ Weiss &
Co. sold for the Schwerthoffer estate
two family house and two car garage.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
10 APARTMENTS LEASED.

The Northern Holding Corporation
leased for five years the fifteen five
story apartment houses. 602 to 610, 6li
to 622 and 500 to 6l9 West 125th street,
between Broadway and Riverside drive,
The houses at 6l6-622 were taken from
Joseph Shenk at $35.263.S2 per annum
and the remainder from the Ardsmore
Estates, Inc. at ssl, 800 year. The total
rental for the term is s633, III.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

SEQ East 1921 street The buyer will
occupy.
Alexander Selllin and Winfred NJ
Stern sold for Ida Brantman the three
family frame dwelling, 1SX100, at S64
East 165th street.
Armstrong Bros. sold the three story
frame dwelling at 271 East Ktngshridge
road, on plot 50x975, for William
Schoonmaker to builder, who will alter
for stores.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
PLAN s175.ooo BRONX FLAT.

Plans have been filed for a five story
apartment house, with stores, 99.Sx97.6,
at the southwest corner of Boston road
and l67th street for the II. j..
Realty Company. Jacob Glass president.
Springstein & Goldhammer. architects,
estimate the cost at s175,0 600.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
New York state--sale ,r Let.

ATTRACTIVE. we'll built house, garage
beautiful grounds, scenery, committing dis.
tance. desirable neighborhood; S1o 600
ROBERT LEBER. Blauvelt, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Observation-Disclosures

HOUSE East Grand st; s1f.50o; particu-
lars. BAILEY, 2144 9th av. Harlem 1887.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET.
Real Estate Auction Sale
Next Tuesday, Oct. 10,
at Noon, at Ia Vesey st.
NJ. MORGENTHAU, JR. CO.. 130 w. 42D.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
New Jerscy-Sale or Let.

ATTRACTIvELY furnished home for rent In
Hackensack, n. j.; large rooms; all mod
ern improvements; in select neiRhborhood;
nice ground; convenient to station aud
trolley. Phone Hackensack 1924 or write Bcx
20O6 Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES.

SIX room apartments, enclosed sun porch
southern exposure. breakfast nook, bath.
with shower; double garage. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD. builder, residence SAT Van
Cortlandt Park av. Phone 1904 Yonkers.
NEW ROCHELLE-Choice room home
tiled baths. hot water heat. gas, electric
ity; garage; lot 50x1s0: $4,000. BURGER.
211 Huguenot st. Tel. 1851 or 305.
RENTALS UNFURNISHED
We have few of the better unfurnished
houses for rent, $3.50 upward; some furnished.
BURKE STONE, INC
Bronxville 1880 or Pelham 1O73
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Fiorida-SaIe or Let.

sEvE1iAI desirable cottages for rent 'front.'
ing Halifax River. ocean lathing. easily ac-
ceesible price $3.50 per season and upward.
Ad,lr IS for particulars, J. Il. SMYTHE, box
q, Oriaond, Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
FOR SALE

NEW two family house. IL rooms, . baths
plot 46x100; parquet floors. electric lights.
separate steam plant. Pittsburgh water
heaters; double garage; screens. porches en-
closed; property worth S21 900; will sacrifice
for $15,500. c. G.. HATTERSLEY, 17of
Kings Highway; two blocks of Brighton line.
Telephone Wildwood 3Oo5
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Queens-SaIe or Let.

Observation-Disclosures desirable frame dwell
ing, IL rooms. two baths; parquet floors
copper screens for porch and windows; two
car garage; fine shrubbeTy; excellent neigh
porhood, corner plot; easy terms: might
take lots, second mortgage or small prop-
erty In part payment. HAMILTON, owner
215 South Parsons av., Flushing.
$3.50 BUYS beautiful $500 house, large
plot, tax exempt. near station, artistic dec
orations, electricity, driveway: $3.50 cash,
balance s25 monthly. Principal, McNEECE,
30 Union Hall ST.. Jamaica; Phone Jamaica
<2f5
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
FREE list of houses for sale and rent WIZ.
VAN WINKLE CO. Rutherford NJ

GRANTWOOD-Oppo 1881 St: builder
compelled to realize cash. must sell three
peautlrui homes, commanding uncbstructed
view of city and river: rooms. breakfast
porch. large sun parlor, garage. hot water
heat. asbestos roof. &c.: everything the best
Inspect them and make offer to JOYCE. o33
Columbia av. Phone Cliffside 4a3 -
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Bronx--Sai- or Let.
Brooklyn-Sale or Let.

ARGYLE ROAD, 7s9-FIne new homo for
sale: open for inspection.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

BlfNSONHURST--Two family three room
frame house; steam heat, electricity; lot
15xlo0; price $4,000. + 662 Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to l4th ST.. Inclusive.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

BECAUSE OF other interests selling out my
lot and plots, all improvements and conven-
iences. near the proposed Hudson River
Fridge. Apply JOSEPH STILz. owner, 6s7
Bergenline av.. West New York, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

NEW ROCHELLE-In beautiful restricted
section stucco on hollow tile home: pre-
war construction of finest material South
ern exposure: cultivated grounds and trees
rooms and finished attic: breakfast room:
hardwood floors; solid oak dining room:
beautiful electric fixtures; baths and :
lavatories; kitchen and baths tiled floors
and walls; wonderfully decorated; garage
Must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell
reasonable to quick buyer. OWNER. o6sOJ
New Rochelle. --'
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

FOR SALE or lease. Immediately, due to
sickness new corner building fully eouipped
Tor pork and provision business. in good sec
uon. with living rooms above. Apply JOSEPH
STlLZ 6S7 Bergenline av., West New York,
N. j. -
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Washington Heights, Above 125th ST.,
West OF 9Th Av

~.-...s -...t,'r rtTr'--f25 feet from BROAD
sara ia,ion THOMPSON, AUS.
1gN go, ia broadway. Rector CO.'S
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Westchester-Saie or Let.

HALF WAY TO WHITE PLAINS
Splendid stucco home, corner lot approxi-
inately 1o0x100. high ground; rooms.
bath, white woodwork, fireplace. large
porcn, years old near station; immedi-
ate possession. Price S14, 600; wants offer.
COOLEY REALTY CO..
% Prospect av. Mount Vernon. N. Y
Telephones S4o0 and 3401 Hillcrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

Variety of plaids-full size.
All-Wool Blankets-variety Of plaids-stitched
or soisette bound-full size
1920 price s1794 ...................7 TIA
Crib Blankets--cotton flecce-whte with
colored stitching-192O price .3S. Sale Ia
Crib Bankcts-ederdown tinish-jacquard--
pink or buc-1220 price S1.47....... 81
AllWool Blankets -paids also white with con-
trastng borders-t -three-inch bindings
full slze-1920 price $21.94. ......... 11.35
All-Wool Plaid Blankets-variety of color
combnatons-ful size
1920 price S15.94. ........... Special 665
Handsome AlI-WooI Plaid Blankcts-variety of
combinations, including Scotch plads--
also white with contrast borders
1920 price $19.9i .................9 1854
Also
27inch Robe Cloth--variety of color combina-
uons-for bath robes, smoking jackets,
etc.-T1920 price "a .............. 43
27-lnch All-Wool Plsn Flannes-
1920 price $l.2I ....-.............. 10
Unblea ched Domets- -25-nch-soft, downy nap
1920 prlcc IS ................. 7a4
Bleached Domets-36- -inch-soft and downy-~
1920 price as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia
Silk Embroidered Fannels-hemsttched or
scallopcd-varety of patterns
l'1o price @l.4' ....r-.,........... "a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15


values.
Extra Size Philippine Nightdresses-entire,v
hand made and hand embrodered-generous
cuo-"efc 1913 -..-*....--...... .2.54
Extra Size Nansook Petticoats-flounces Of wide
embroidery-several styles
were $1.2S "a
Extra Size -canlbrc-hemstitched
flounces-two models-were e8 ....... .H
Extra Size Tight Fitting Corset Covers-souare
or neck-trimmed with wide
acknowledgements .6S ..... 81
Extra Size Nansook Nightdresses-prettv
trimmed with embroidery and laces-souare
or neck-short Sleeve
were 81 ............-.... .78
Extra Size Nainsools Nishtdresses-eaborate
models of fine nansook, beautifully trimmed
long and short sleeves-were 1928 80 1.64
Extra Size Nightdresses-three models in flan.
neette-scalloped collars and cuffs or
trimmed with ribbon-were 81 81 S2
Flannelette Pajamas-regular and extra sizes
pink and blue stripes and all wh'te-two piece
and Billiebirke models-were S22S S1.57
Extra Size Flannelette Petticoats-striped white
and gray-daintily made styles
.97 62
flannelette Nightdresses- s-striped-square or
neck-solid coors and self trimming
regular sizes-value $1.2S 30
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

We're $E.95
Heavy Quality Damask Pattern Cloth.-Size
70 in by 70 n-were $5.95. 4.18
Size 70 in. by So in.---werc $3.50. 5.24
Napkins to matcf-22 in. by 20 in
were 9'3o Dozen 5. "a
Bcached Linen Damask apkins-serviceable
Qual1ty-Were S5.95 Dozen q as
Bleached Linen Damask Napkins
24x24 ln.--were $9.9o. Dozen 724
Bleached Union Linen Damask Napkns-part
cotton--were $4.95 ......... Dozen & 20
Blcached Linen Damask Sets-hemstitched-
cloth size--66x66 n.--half dozen
matching napkns--were 1895. .......7. 700
69-Inch Bleached Mercerized Damasks-close
Weave--werc 81 Observation-Disclosures. 81
Bieachcd Mcrccrized Damask Lunch Cloths
hemsttched and scaoped--
were 81. .25 Observation-Disclosures. Q6
Bleached Mercerized Damask Cloths-
72x72 in.-round pattern
were $295 .............1 Qd
Bleached Mercerized Damask Napkins-made
from excellent cotton yarn-
22X22 in.--were $3.5 .... Dozen 2 %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

NIL * =
Silks to the front in planning your
frocks for Spring. with Hearn fore
most as usual in offering the kinds,
the qualities and the prices that win
approval, Below are few of
excellent values.
unusual selections of light, dark and novelty
colors for trimmings and dresses. 1.57
4O-inch Canton Crepe-all silk--eXtra heavy
qualty-!arge assortment of light and dark
colors; including black k............ 295
35-ineh Dress Taffetas-chiffon fnsh-soft and
lustrouS--street and evening shades
Spcclal QutillN Z.ZS
4o-inoh Charmeuses-high lustrc- exceptional
auality-light and dark shades, including
navy and black--werc S2.45. 1876
40-inoh Georgette Crepes-full crepe weave
scrviccablc quaty-light, dark and
novelty shados-worc Sl.15........ 1928
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
FELT 81 TIRED
ALL THE TINE
Indiana Lady Says She Was Run,
Down, Suffered With Her
Back, Took Cardui and
Got Well.

Richmond, Ind though | would
write line or so TO say that owe my
good health and strength TO Cardul.'
says letter from Mrs. Cora Court
ney. of 81 Railroad street. this city.
Il was all rundown until my family
thought they would lose me- writes
Mrs. Courtney My husband CoaXed
me TO take Cardui, so 10 please him
did, and will say do not regret 1t, tor
am able 70 do all M worK, and 90
my shopping.
Il have fYe children, four in school,
my husband and a boardcr 10 DO for,
and do all my own work for all OF
US. and find time 10 play. We all praise
Cardui Every sick and rundown wO.
man should take this wonderful mcdi.
cine.
Il suffered with my back; very
weak feeling in my limbs.
al felt hardly able to drag; just
tired --so tired all the time
1T was an effort for me 10 do any
thing. but Cardui helped me so felt
ike a different woman"
II you are in a run down physical
condition. suffering as this Indiana
lady says she did. give Cardui fair
trial. 1t should help YOU,
Cardui is a purely vegetable. tonic
medicine for womeu's ailments, found
valuable In thousands of such cases
as described dtovc.
Take Cardui. Your druggist sell It..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
PADEN CITY

Paden City, Nov Glen. Nathan,
and Lambert Tustinn all OF Illinois.
have been called here by the serious Ill
ness of their mother Mrs. Mary Tustin
Mrs. Tustin suffered a second paralyticl
stroke and Is in a critical condition at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. P. 7.
Smith.
Mrs. Ida Sharpe Of waverly has ar,
rived here and will spend the winter;
at the homo OF her brother, W. g. HAr-
ness
Mrs. Marie Kidder WAS the guest Sun
day Of relatives in New Martinsville.
Mrs. J. E. Smith, her mother. ME-.
Rebecca Ash, and Miss Samantha Tus-
tin. all Of Middlebourne, were guests or
friends here Saturday.
George Probst and SONS, Arthur and
Charles, visited friends hero Sunday
and returned home to Sardis Sunday
evening.
Herman Carse Of Beech Bottom was
the guest over the weekend OF local
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bauman and
niece, Miss Nuriel Dennis Of Tarentum.
Pa. were business visitors Saturday IN
Sistersville.
Mr., and Mrs Pete watkins transacted
business in New Martinsville Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mountford and
little daughter. Sarah Elizabeth. were
guests Saturday OF friends in Sisters
cille.
Mrs. Henry Kries fHish Knob Ohio.
was the guest the pas; few days OF
friends here.
Charles Noll of Sistersvtlei spent a
few hours here Monday attending to
matters Of business.
Rev. Moody Edwards conducted spe-
cIaI services at the Christian church
Sunday. Rev. Edwards recently re-
turned from q trip TO the interior OK
Mexico.
A rousing Republican rally was held
In Cecil hall Saturday evening. Among
the out-of-town speakers were Emmett
Slime OF New Martinsv!lle. candidate
for county superintendent Of schools:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mcintyre, MISS
Lcda Mason and Miss Hazel Dunlap, all
OF New Martinsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
BRIDGEPORT
FERRY REPUBLICANS
EXPRESS CONFIDENCE
Pre- election Opinion - That @. o. p
Candidates VIII Carry This City.

On the eve Of the election which g
creating much interest IN this city TO-
day. marty leaders and voters on the Re-
publican side announced last night that
they felt complete confidence that the
part: would be victorious IN this city
today and that the candidates on the
Republican ticket vii! be given good
ma iority in the voting. Mot or ths
county candidates have been putting In
active work in this city during the
past week and their work closed Hst
night with the decision now left In the
hands Of the voters. This city as we'll
rs Martins Ferry is certain to do the
usual thing and the beer and light wine
amendment is likely - bring out
bigger vote than is usua! in the of year.
Another Soup Day
The women OF the Park A. ID. r.
church announce tina, they will serve
SOUP nj noon and the evening meal hour,
n. their church in k!rkwood on Friday
uf this week. The proceeds OF the afa!r
will be placed 10 tho credit Of the
church maintenance fund and the prac-
i;cc vii! be kept up weekly for some
time.
Circle Meeting
Circle No ! OF the Ladies' Aid society
OF the West bridgeport n. +. church
will NEE rs the guests OF MIS-. Henri
Smith AT her home in k!rkwood this
evening. The usual business meeting
Will be followed by r social session and
a luncheon will DC served during the
evening.
Boost warwood dame
A. the meeting Of the Boosters club
held IN the city building las, night
plans were made for boosting the at
tendance at the Brdgeport-Warwo od
High school football game 10 be played
in this city next Saturday afternoon and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07


voters IN the prcciHcis OUTSIDE OIL ''o
yitE ar" not required {" register
1nhuman Case
\ case haH beech h""aE"j '' me a.
.''''"" "' 'h' 'I'N h'l""r''',s ="
-y"ar-u.t boy W.' rat'm% 'A"' '''
was driven 'rHm h"U" "y his sep
@o'Acr, south ~ NHt"ES.'' "'
.,a.'a~ 'h.t ,A. par, ,,'Ns I'm h!s i""."
"a" h"W'"" s"'.''N w. '.nt.H 'u '''
as nu' n"'"@: No. Accomplished "'-
:""r'Hr7 SAY a"" H" W'9 PACK a. '.''
..'> h"i'"'h% "" IA" i'..'"'"S ""' d"
tN'hI i'' i''.'''''."
Arrives To-day
! Eovre R~cwu The "cw secretary
Of tho Y. NJ. = \. a. scheduled /" arr Nc
i'm rh,s rity today. He vii, com" 20 this
civ from Canal Dover where h. VI.
,rp.ov.d when h., received the OF. 4
from the l"ruI committee. The ! n
g \ VII be operated on dHr'n'rEl'fcd
,.,n III .n:S cry u",I enough Interest
,l, n,.rl aroused 70 provide q y NJ d.
"A bu'ldlus.
Good News.
Announcements 'A.G The Riverside
u.ant would .rsUu, operations on 40
yrrr,hcr 20 was p'castng "rw- @ many
.nra, work!nmru. between SOC and too
'nca! men aye c:u:'rvoa IN This plant
nd many have r"' worked since mo
n,aut shut down "u months ago.
Play Columbia.
The U"r:.ass An '''rs Of this city
VIII play ~" ''.amn'' \ 9. cam %.
Whcr,,rs. NEXT Sn"dgv afternoon at
riycru.Ia mark T. will be Tn" Hr$'
,o,ur no.lvc..n p co'or,l and a whit"
team in This city tur &'w" 'mc aud 4
NtC crowd ,s c>n.r'"d.
rninp~tDO
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today and they will distribute literature
calling attention TO the bond Issue Ior
the water and light plant. Much IN
rcrrst Was shown In the proposal last
night and city officials expressed them
selves ~ confident that the bond Issue
you'd carry.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
The High School reserves Will play
he B.llDnyaIe High school fo"toaI!
team at League park this afternoon.
MS. Marjorie Bennett OF the high
school teaching staff developed dlph-
iberia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sauters are
home after q two weeks honeymoon
trim 70 points os interest IN the east.
Mrs. William Phillips OF Elm street
,vAs The hostess 10 Others First circle
OF the Kings daughters last night.
Joe Jergcr Of this city left YESTERDAY
for Wapakoncta. called by the death
Of an nunt.
Mrs. David James was the hostess to
the Monday Night club at her nome on
Euclid avenue last night.
Miss Sarah Louise Dixon arrived
home Yesterday from Washington, d. e.
where she has resigned her position as
uss!stant d!ctetlc!an at the Walter Reeo
hcSpltal
Mrs. Albert Blumenberg entertained
I<ockou; circle OF the Kings Daughters
at her home on Fayette street last
!ght.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyckoh. recent
Is married at the home % the bride
who was formerly Miss Bernao'he
Hcvro,k, Of Marietta, VIII take UP
their residence IN Warwood this week.
Miss Suzanne Noble has returned 20
her studies ut Pittsburgh after WISH
with Mcg parents.
andrew Frederick OF North f't'n
street left yesterday on severa! Gays
business trip to New York S.ty'
y i. Johnson and wife have arrived
homo after 4 few days visit with
friends at Quaker City.
Race Horse" Kate Harrison one OF
The old police court characters. paid
visit, to the city Monday and again
landed behind the bars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07

money Wilkes was = i've 10 one favor
&C. .,.-r Inu.l 'rn- treasure" with UC
takers, Il; 'ha' price. I;'idh"!d - picked
ny hu;h parties a Su"" winner. FOG
Is a fLyur''c uyr' Finley for auiitni
with hu; a very Few bets being taken
The. We, and dry Issue Is getting M
even Icc,,N
working But Little.
Mines IN tho vicinity "f Bclla!re have
hrmu working ";liy n few days each week
due g. tho shortage Of cars. Last week
ole .urA, mine worked ia, ;wo days Rn'
{; is about the average for tho majority
90 the macs Of this section. Tho pRy
d.u:r.nut"d - n" miners on Friday WI
be- FAR below tho average.
Tho Webb mine AT Shadyside viii
work hut 'our or six hours today u
urdrr Ca give ihc men ample opportunity
e. vote
preparatory Services.
Services rrcparatory 20 communion
w!Ii hc heli on Thursday and Friday
evening n tho United I'rcabyi"r al
church Rev : y. Gl.hcr Of the High
Ridge church Wi. hc In charge Thurs
lav and Roy Boyd McCl"ary OF N,
I'rrsay;,rIau church on Friday The
communion services VII DC head on sun
day.
Marriage Announced.
Acknowledgement has been made %: the
MARRIAGE oc Mr.. James WagOnoC az This
city. Und Miss Mahr, Hrust Of Chilli
c,;h. yyMich wUs sulcmn!zcd yesterday
morning IN Ch!,Iiro:hr. The groom i
in charge 80 The accounting department
10Y J. II N,Graw !; SuU".
Supporting Tlckot.
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Held by Court.

Frank Brown. charged with shooting
with in;en, 20 Kill. was given hearing
before MAYOR John Wyatt, yesterday
afternoon. y. thu conclusion - thu
herring he was placed Un!rr $-.""'
bond 70 await the action OF the grand
tury. Officer Lon Dunfec. II - said,
WAS struck by stray bullet daring n"
r,.lce N South Ecllaire several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
BELLAIRE
.LEDV|NKA IS
RENOM|NATE
Prssidsn. sus-Dtssriot Head OF United
Mine workers Likely to DO Again
SMected.

Frank Ledy:rka. president %: he Tat
ed Mine Workers Of tnis snh-d'str!c''
has been highly complimea;ed ny his
constituents for hts efforts n the past
and re-nom!nated for the position Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-07
Polls Oven

The various voting places about The
civ will open n $50 o'clock THIS morn
Inc and close a, $50 o'clock TINS eNe"'
i,,. Every man or woman who register
80 +, 1920 are eligible 20 vote. The