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The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
T0UCHS WITH BURGLAR KIT
FOUND BY OFFICERS IN ROOM

Three tough lookin characters
were arrested by Officers Bronson.
Brundage and Shire in Room "a Of
the Smart block early Saturday morn
ing, the fourth member Of the gang
making his getaway down the fire
escape.
The men gave their names as John
Anderson, 80 years; G. E. Brown, 3S
years, and Eric Taylor, Is years.
These men are held in the city Jail
and Chief Byrne took finger prints Of
them this afternoon, and will send
them to the Bureau Of Identification,
in hopes that these characters, who
are without doubt desperate charac-
ters, may be identified.
Officers found in their possession 4.
lot of fuse, caps, bottle Of nitrogly-
cerine, hack saws, punches and chisels.
A number Of shells and 1920 Colts
revolver were also found.
These men have been Jailed as vags
for the present. They have been in
the city for about two weeks and it is
suspected that they may have had
something to do with the blowing of
the vault Of the Lone Tree State Bank
recently.
One of the men objected to having
his finger prints taken, declaring that
he did not want them to fall into the
hands of the Canadian authorities.
Pictures of the trio were taken. The
young lad is not bad looking fellow.
He claims that his folks live at Van
Hook. 1t is possible that he will be
sent home. He was without money
and says that the men have been feed
ing him. He does not tell anything
about the men that would incriminate
them.
Judge Lynch gave them 20 days for
vagrancy. One declared that he was
no vag and that he played cards for a
living.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
DR.. ID, M'CANNEL HOSPITAL Nss
NEWC0LCORDB BLK, CENTRALAVE

brick front, aggregate more than
$16,0O0.O0.
The Shirley Grocery Co. and the
Savings Loan and Trust Co. occupy
the main floor, and the business of the
Western Grocery Co. is conducted in
the basement.
DR.. McCan2el has secured a ten
year lease on Hthe second floor from
the owner, G. d. Colcord.
DR.. j. A. Smith, we'll known spe-
cialist, is a member of the hospital
staff
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
ELKS CIRCUS WEEK OF JAN. IS
20; WHO'LL BE QUEEN OF MlN0T?

the show as new features develop from
day to day.
All revenue derived from this circus
will go toward the Elks' Charity fund.
South Dakota StOckman Wcds Pretty
Des Laos Girl
A delightful romance which had it's
inception at the little village of
Vienna, South Dakota, some two
years ago, when Miss Gladys jose
phine Upland of Des Lacs and Leslie
G. Brekke, popular young South Da-
kota stockman met at the home Of a
mutual friend where they had been
invited as the evenings guests, cul-
minated Thursday evening at the
home of Judge Murray when that
favored jurist united in marriage
these two young people. Miss Olga
Larson, cousin of the bride, stood
up with the couple.
Miss Opland, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Upland, Des Laos farm
ers, had gone to Vienna to take a po-
sition with a mercantile firm of that
place as clerk. After spending a
couple weeks visiting at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brekke will return to Vienna where
Mr.. Brekke is one of the leading Hol-
stein stock growers of South Dakota,
and will make their home on his large
ranch near that point. The Indepen-
dent joins in wishing the happy cou-
pie long and blissful married life.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Salvation Army Good to the Poor

'oHNHtCN NTII! NUUu 10 lHC TVOr
Ensign and Mrs. f. Sherping Of the
local Salvation Army Corps. distribute
ed food to nearly fifty needy families
in the city the day before Christmas.
The food consisted of potatoes, chick
ems, butter, coffee, sugar, canned
goods. cabbage, nuts and candy.
Presents were given to more than
100 children together with nuts and
candy. New clothing was sent to the
children Of several families and good
warm blankets provided for the sick.
A Christmas tree was arranged for
the children at the Barracks Tuesday
night, the building being crowded to
the doors. The program was given by
the children, under the direction of
Mrs. Sherping.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Women Guard Building When Police
Make Arrest

George Foot, usually known as Geo.
Hines, pleaded guilty to having liquor
in his possession and Judge Murray
sentenced him to serve 90 days in
Jail, pay 5000 fine and $40 costs,
with Is days additional if in default.
Foot was discovered by some Minot
women, in basement of vacant
house, operating a still. The women
guarded the house and notified the
police who made the arrest.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Governor Nestos Spent Christmas in
MinOt

Governor r. A. Nestos was in Mi
not over Christmas, being guest at
the home Of his brother, DR.. p. A.
Nestos. The Governor returned to
Bismarck Tuesday. He is getting
ready for strenuous time during the
legislative session and contemplates
going to the Battle Creek, Mich, San
itarium for a few weeks rest at the
close of the session.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
UNIQUE Fraternal Emblem

sonic watch charm. 1t is a beautiful
Indian arrow head, presented to him
by a pioneer Minot jeweler, John F.
Cooper, who died more than Is years
ago. Around this is band of gold,
formed from a gold ring worn by Mr.
Noes great great grandmother in
Norway more than 200 years ago.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Donnybrook Woodmen Elect

Donnybrook Camp No. o21S, Mod
ern Woodmen Of America elected the
following officers for the year 1923:
Consul--P. S. McKenna.
Advisor-John Steinberger.
Banker. B. Leighthall.
Escort--Farnk kirklie, Jr.
Clerk-E. T. Bowman.
Sentinel--August Barke.
Watchman-J. G. Egan.
Trustees-E. T. Cory, VIM. A. Pull
len. August Barke.
Captain Forester Team-Art Bean
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

Burdell Barringer, who claims that
he formerly resided at Velva, was
picked up by the police today and may
be examined for his sanity. He has
been living alone in little tar paper
ed shack along the 500.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Breaks Arm on Way to Prayer
Meeting

While on his way to church to at
tend prayer meeting A. D. Kiell of
Mott caught his foot in piece of wire
stumbled, fell and broke his arm.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

Nels Quale of Sanish butchered a
hog that dressed 500 pounds. Sounds
like an Illinois or Iowa news item,
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28

Hans Balerud is spending his holi-
day vacation in the Twin Cities.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-28
Pastry Cook

Pastry Cook
Plaza Pioneer:-John Lunaas tried
his skill at fancy pastry cooking last
Friday and made his wife birthday
cake which was a dandy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
MEDICAL MEN
MEET FRIDAY
DR.. Emil Novaf, Prominent Baltimore
! Physician, Will Deliver Principal
Address.

Dr. Emil Novak OF Baltimore. Nd,
will address the members of the ON"
County Medical Society at the regular
meeting to be held Friday evening at
$50 O'Clock IN the Y. Nj. {. y. audito>
rum.
Or Novak will take as his subject
'Euology and Mechanism Of Uterine
E,erding." His address will be Illus
tratcd by lantern slides.
The discussion on the subject Will he
lead by Drs W. A. CraCraft. f. NJ. Phil-
lips and NJ. Gaydosh.
The meetings Of the medical society
are proving very interesting. president
VI. Il. Williams and Secretary ID. NJ.
Altman are making an effort 10 nave
men Of national prominence In medicine
and surgery address the society
These meetings will be held cach
week throughout the winter months
and will conclude next May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Women'S Club Chorus
viii Sing Nov. 8

The woncn's Club chorus will sing
>or .hc first time this year 81 the
opening concer, given by tho Musical
renartmert OF the Women's Club We'd
ncSday afternoon. November Sth.
Miss Caroline Brandfass Is IN charge
octhis DEPARTMENT and Is recognizing
The chorus under the direction Of Mr.
Paul Allen B"ymer. with some very
Interesting work planned for the coming
season.
The rehearsals take place every We'd
nesday afternoon In the Sunday school
room OF St. Matthew's church. They
begin promptly at c:30 and last one
hour. some very fine Workers have at
tended the preliminary rchearsais, but
a few more voices will he welcome. es-
pec!alIy altos.
All mem hers Of the Wom"n's Club who
sre Interested IN music are eligible for
the chorus and those wishing TO sing at
tho orcu.ug concert should attend the
rch.vasals this afternoon and next
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
WORKMAN CRUSHED
UNDER SWITCHBOARD
Moundsv1lle Workman Killed 1nstantans-
ously IN Accident at Power Plant.

The fall OF three thousand pound
safe switchboard at the Panama mine
Of the Ben Franklin coal company at
Mouudsyille yesterday morning cFuSheo
the HE out OF Con Riggs. we'll known
MoundSville resident.
Riggs was assisting In the installation
OF n new switchboard at the mine. Inc
heavy board had just arrived and was
being uncrated. II was standing on emu
with all the Grating removed except at
the very bottom.
Ralph O. Yater had been helping with
the uucrating. lie stepped OUTSIDE or
the building and returned in a few mln-
utes He saw that the SWITCHBOARD
had fallen and broken and r"marke" |"
himself, There's couple Of thousand
collars all shot" but did not at ilrSt
notice the absence of Riggs
Coming closer. Tcatcr saw pool OF
blood and knew that RIGGS had O'en
cauCht underneath. He hurried from
the building and summoned aid IL '"'N
,jl-ht men TO lift the edge OF the
switchboard of the body. When iHEES
WAS pulled out. Il WAS found tst't i"e
rear of his head had been CrNSh'" III,
his chest had been badly crushed an"
,,her bones were broNcn. DEalh N"S
instantaneous.
I; is believed that RIGGS was P'H'"s
about the switchboard. causing II |"
ii, and that he made an effort |" cate"
/, and hold II hack instead OF F!'"s 90
leap gu, from under.
Riggs had been working at the rama
M mine only a week. He - aged w.
has wife and two children and lives
n, the corner OF Fifth and Je"erS,"
streets. lie was n member OF Little
Prince lodge No. -. Kn gifts OF tE'h'aS
md Nond city Council No. t. Jr, O. l.
a. NJ. He was corncttst in IN" 'i''@rn"
hand AMI in the Calvary NJ. t. SHh"'S
school orchestra.
Coroner McComhs ordered the o""!
removed 70 the Gr!scll undertaking o.
,ohIishmcnt. Funeral aria"s'h'"
have no, been made. pending the arrival
of a brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
BANQUET FOR AUTO GUESTS

The aesocta'"t dealers OF Dick Er"",
local automobile a""u's enjoyed an
clahora," banQuc. Monday evening -
IN" Paradise restaurant. i'!nnS re-
.orJrrc automobile activities were dis
rusecd hv the various dealers.
Those present were:
Thos. Carroll. Clrr"ll-Sm'th Co. l!"'-
iaire. O.: y II. Gaines, oh:" Valley
Motor Co. Martins Ferry. ,Ino. Peril
and s. Pcrt'. l'cv;rs "arar" Nofcs o:
John WCtzcl and Wm. Whitcc"tton. O d
Trail Garage. Philadelphia: Jos. Shor1,
shorts Bros. Seventeenth street: l.. ".
Walden. Wnrwn"d Auto Service. War;
wood: Wm. Ovlcy. Nay'and Gara"".
Rayland. o.: Mir Dunn AMI Mr. Arin.
Dunn & hEin, 81. rEirsvtiIc. @: Jmo.
Gantzcr. RUucyS Point Garage. EoncyS
Point: s. J. Hughes. National road
city: r. II. Mc"han. Dick Bros; T. J.
Duffy. Dick Bros: l.. w. Dick. Dick
Bros. and \. J. Dick. Dick Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Sunday School Completes
Arrangements For Supper

A. n re~en. meeting OF Nil the COM
rr;-tces IN ch1-rc ~ tho supper 20 be
.iy.n w The North Street Sunday
S,enol md Athletic association anal
ar-c, .s-rler.S !or he event were made
The suprer viii he held n the dining
hrllS Of ,hn church n The corner OF
Firth and Market streets. thursday
evening Of This week.
The traCrers - tho Sunday school
.n.-.thcr with the boys on the basket
bal srurd. VII walt on tables and
500 .iNt everybody gets what they want
and when they want X. Service and
plenty OF IT, seems TO he the keynote
- this arraIr. Miss Margaret Kron-
i,nyc~ and MISS Agnes West have been
rlac"d n complete charge o. the tables
AMI VIII these TWO young ladies' and
VIII. -, assistance &c their helncrs
EVERYONE WI b. assured OF having their
r""dS cap7hly met
Tho cakes and candles which will be
sori foMow!nc and during the serving
r" .he reDast will be IN charge OF NJ a.
V'a-"d Krnniaerer. and "MidCe". with
rc- STAFF - charming young lady assist
ms. Should make q great success ot
his DEPARTMENT. This table will have
..,ne--nale cakes and candles for sale
I'd he hniers and o. ndy-u1a kers OF the
North En-! have contributed very we'll
80 make this department make out
-r.1
rHa menu committee announced That
.n. menu " II consist Of Boston baked
ANS meat 'osf. slaw and other art-
les .'at 50 20 make re1ast really
onre.i-ing As 70 :he cooks .hat will
Ne In charge % rhe kitchen little need
he said. "a their reputation Is well
known. and cooks 81 the calihrc secured
snr this supper can only be found once
In lifetime.
Tickets arc on sale by all members
~ tho SUNDAY School and Athletic as
So ,tation =. me price OF 80 cents each.
and Judging from the report OF the
salesmen Il appears that record
crowd will rar;ake OF this supper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
FIRE PROOF DOORS
FOR CITY'S VAULT

Ctty Manager Charles II. powler yes
;erlav contracted for building hrepront
vau,' doors in the city clerks Office and
making alterations 70 the vault To pre-
Ven: the destruction OF valuahl" papers.
City Manager powler noticed Il small
window IN the vault with an iron door
overlooking the alley In the rear and
discovered that the boilers In the engine
room were directly under the city
clerks Office.
The ci,y's valuable papers certainly
would be in danger OF being destroyed
IN case cf fire This condition must be
~emcdied a, once. II Is not safe 10
hav" this window In the vault IN case
Of an attempt to rob"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
INJURIES ARE FATAL
TOPATRICK J. MORAN

Patrick J. Moran. local miner. d'eo
=. he North Wheeling hospital NcSleI
day afternoon from injuries received III
Mine No oC II" Elm Grove Mining
company A. Tr'nd"l"h'a Nn'NrHtF'
Irc had iu4; completed his days work
,,1 wac leaving the rninc when 4 string
Of emrt!cS jumped -" rack and crush
cd him against tho rhS NJ the milne
lis condition graduall~ hccnm" w"rs"
and Yesterday phys'"!nns decided TO
perform an operation in an effort 10
save his life. He failed to rally from
The operation and passed away at 1880
r. m.
Within an hour after receiving word
OF the death Of his brother. Thomas l..
Moran was notified Of Tho death ~ ms
Granddaughter. a child OF Mr.. and Mrs
F. Eulnger OF Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
MAN TAKEN TO JAIL
TWICE ON SAME DAY

S,,~ was arrested ny ratrolman Carl
morning by Judge John 5. Hiz IN r",i''
coure. only to be re-arr"sted ana "N'"
20 Jail.
S;i twas arrested by Fat""'m'n .ar'
in Warwood on the complaint o. VI :
sun. who. charged her hush'"" WIN
d!So~dcrly conduct. At nearing d"
rol!cc court Yesterday morning """~'
Rit2 dismissed ne case.
S.,T was released from the lookup
an, yas ro-arras,ed ny n constable from
NO cor-. o. 1usticc-of. th"-roare John
w 11ynde,hcrCcr. 4 wnrrau: had been
sworn OH. nv the wife previous :" her
having him arrested by the police. inc
,y,rrac. on which S.iT was later arrest
Cd charges him with having threatened
20 shoot his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Observation-Disclosures
HIGHWAY COMPLETED

Improvement ~ tho Flushing and
1-n,on,own nike. n belmont comfy, was
cornnIc,ed Yesterday and opened 10 tra!-
~ Yesterday afternoon. Contractors
Miller and Fletcher wer" IN chHrg" "'
tho work and n brick Improvement HOW
extends from the National pix" 10 TIA"
Iafrerty ,arv'a road. n distance ~ 'hr'"
miles. Several months w"r" required
70 complete the final stretch rs The CON
tractors experienced considerable delay
in securing material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
TOUR WEST

4 number OF prominent local peonle
viu leave today for an extrnsiv" tour
- Tho west. 10 be gone unt;! March o.
next wear.
Ir ~" party viii he Mr.. and Mrs.
Gc"-~r We'mcr. MIR. and Mrs 7. r.
Mcradf"n n"d Mrs. Catherine Schohelh.
They will go via New Orleans to tho
ives; and the first stop OF note Will he
~ Lo-hshurr Y. NJ. whore M"ssrs.
We.mer aud " Eadf"n. who arc dircc-
'n-S 90 'hn Anita Copper Mining com
rauy. VII rnak" m examination Of tho
corrpauE'S prorcrty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE.

Gould not stand nor sit and was
forced to cry out from Intense pain
writes Henry Williams. Tlrki". Mon
tana. The doctors said had !ni'Am-
nation Of the bladder and an o1craN r.
was necessary. Tried Foley Kidney
Pills and improved at once. Toll AL my
friends about Foley Kidney PINS. as Il
VIII save many from suffering and ne"-
hans, az In my case. n dangerous opera
ton" Bladder and Kidney trnuh." de
manI promp; treatment. Foley Kidney
I.Ns give quick relief. Sold every
where. NAu'.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
Packard Dividend

De'roit. Mich. Oct. "a per cent
dividend on common stock OF recorI
October %. vas declared today by d.
~rc'ors OF N" rac'ard Motor Car com
pany. Tho dividend. 10 be paid IN Oc-
:ohcr 81. viii involve approximately
$500 900 and represents the regular 81?
rcr cent dividend. TO which was added
a special dividend of the same amount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
REPUBLICANS, IN EFFORT TO SWING
BELMONT COUNTY, SHOW ACTIVITY

billions OF debts contracted by Wood
rayv wilson and his administration.
Congressman y Frank Murphy or
Ste:hrnv'ile may also speak at one OF
The rallies scheduled for late In the
..anrairn. He - opposed for reelection
nv Marion Huffman. Rcllaire druggist
democrat and Gen. y. s. CoScy. !nue-
nerdcn.. Murphy will probably receive
\ much greater vote than before. rs ne
has made good in the eyes OF his con-
st!.ucnts.
WIN MISC Rose Noria-!tv ~ Column
bus IN the field for Thompson, DIG
chaucc n he. vote can he expected thls
yrar. Sh., - 4 fluent orator and Is we'll
vrrSrd on MI state and national 'ues-
lions. Th-ourhou' The county active
Hcrr~Ncar vomen's clubs have been
formed aud efforts made 10 get out the
entire vo'c.
Democrats Efficient.
Marty leaders frankly admit that the
Democrats got out their vote moro read
Nv ,han The Rn1uhl!c0rs state Chair
mn, w u N!'!rr and County Chairman
George Thornhurg have been working
S.r.nuOuSlv 70 perfect the organization
:, order % get every Republican ballot
:, he box on November :. \ heavy
VOC. I. Is believed. means E"nuhNran
victory In thn county rs well rs me
state. IN belmont county. 10 give
T,ou"sro = majority Il will he neces'
so~y - nye-~o,rn The Sna majority cast
~ pon1hev's favor p ~" previous cleo
80, re',rn,. county Is rnminallv a
P..,.,',lir,r county ami leaders predict
Ina. TNomrson WILL have a majority or
=. 'crs' o"ON
=. = 80 wv, 'E.',n interest has been
ID. .....l ,,,. N,.rr- S'dr evccNt IN con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
FIDUCIARY

Joseph F. Sr!""rt Jr., nNn"!nt"d guard
ia,sh!p OF BcrUCtte Sc.icr'. F'Hd N''
Georgia Nap!ctano appointed ''iu.A-
!s,ra,or for the estate Of Albert Naples
Bond $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LEROY Hale, 20. Of Moncsscn. IA. ana
Mary Spal!a. 81. OF Fay"t'c CITY Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25
MANY RALLIES TO BE STAGED TIE
LATTER PART OF THIS wEGh
BY q. o. p.
state Party Leaders TO Aa-S0"nS'
May Become Political saNle-
grounds.

In \ determined effort 70 swing Het'
mont County into line Tor 'he t'e'"','-
IAN ticket from governor gov" -
coroner state county. and c'tE con"
uittees are planning big KH'"'"'"',
rallies which viii he@tn THURSDAY !"
continue until ;he election day '"F''.'
rho,nnson candidate for governor.
percy Tetlnw. chairman OF n" in'nF-
trial commission. Miss Rose M'rar'N
OF the worhmcn's conversation hNr"'"'
Secretary Of Labor J. J. Davis AMI Gov
rrnor Harry L. Davis OF Columbus a"
some OF the notable Republicans tH3t
are scheduled for campaign address
While Harding carried the c"u''sN ny
a big majority At the last treS!.''i''''
election Davis lost 10 D"nnhey by a''''
zoo or SNa votes. ponahcS - ac',h Il
candidate for the Guhcrnatrr'3I 'A''S
and Democrats claim that they can re-
peat the performance.
During the previous campaign. PAWS
was rated as wet candidate AMI vas
ovposed By the women. DNn1hcy 80
ceived this support a. well as a Ia. q
number who believed IN the ""oNaC' ndt
that ne was the watchdog ~ he tr"o-
surv" Will, state aud ter. I.!lE n"
tables are reversed Carmi Thompson.
the Republican candidate has been a.
dorsed by the Nnt:-Salo"n lHI-ue. -
Is the son OF a coal n .a"T. " ed ~
the mines as his fathers Mud y ""i
while ne failed 10 answer ;He r':'st'oN-
aire sent out lay labor. he has ,N"Hs'
pledged himself 20 their CIGS" W. .
Belmont coUn'y failed - >uH"N~: Gov
erncr Davis. mary q ;hos" who "N"3N
opposed him arr now his NOS, ar!"'
admirers and were am"9g -" ~,.Tn W.
requested MS prcscnc" 4: -" S'C NJ.
!r- in Rc',a!r" "u November HIS
reorganization Plan has me; ~ ~ 'hc
approval Of n. business n Wei a. in -
working man and Thompson has ealo-$-
ed il.
retlow Coming.
Percy Te;low who arrears on the
same platform with TA,";|S'r at ~"
rally IN B"iGg"HAr:. Friday c."H;ns -
we'll known throughout Eastern nh:".
Probably no othNr man holds u" con-
t'dence OF ~ miners as does Tc:l"w
wAn served a. sta,is;:c:an Of that or
S,uInp;ar n" state for Thompson and
back into the fold secretary &C Labor
Davis who also has :he c0Htden'" oS
tn" working man. hr"u:;h; about by his
efforts in their behalf Will deliver IN
address In one OF the river from towns
toward the close Of ;he Campyi,n.
t ;. Srn1'or FRANK l.. WINS. former
governor. VII" SPEAKS n Na-;'"S Ferry
Saturday n!Sh,. has large following
throuEhyut mis- district. He Will ;"li
tho public the plain facts ohoV: the
adm!nis,ra;ira =; Washington ard Of
the steps ;aAeA 20 pay off some of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-25

Is is the Fourth and last Sfes Anniversary Invitation
Events to our town customers And it's the pe Dy
far Every point has been stretched to the vaues
ingOfferng really beautiful merchandise at peioW @
prices We invite YOU shop Sfel and you to shop
the morning if possible when you BETTER quicker
and more satisfactorily
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-06-02
COURT FIGHT LOOMS IN
ACCOMMODATIONS TROTH

Chicago, May 30.-Mathilde Nc
Cormick came home from New York
today to take sides with her father
in what has threatened to grow into
a court battle over her marriage to
Max Oser, Swiss riding master
Miss Mccormick tonight was plan
ning' to appear in probate court to-
morrow and tell Judge horner that
she wants her father, Harold F. Nc
Cormick, millionaire head of the In
ternational Harvester Company, to
be her guardian. p
MRS. Edith Rockefeller McCor-
mick, who recently divorced Mr.. Nc
cormick on grounds of desertion, has
obtained'a court order reopening the
proceedings which were thought to
have made Mr.. Mccormick Mathilde's
guardian. AT the time of the divorce
Mathilde chose TO stay with her faith
er and Extraordinarily proceedings
we're thought 90 be TO clear away a
legal obstacle TO her marriage to
Dser.
Under the Swiss law, II was ex-
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planned. the consent of parents or the
legal guardian is necessary to the
marriage of minor. Mrs. McCor-
mick was said to be unalterably OPP
posed to the marriage, while Mr.. Nc
Cormick was said to favor it as last
resort If it proved essential to his
daughters happiness The objec-
lions of both we're said to center in
the disparity of ages between oser'
who was. said to be at least As years
old. and Mathilde, who Is IT.