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OBJECTIONS TO DIvORCEE
MAY STOP MARRIAGE

RENO, Nevada, Aug. 25.-Objec-
tons on the part of his family to
her activities as suffragist and So
ciety leader and the fact that she is
a divorce may stand in the way of
her marriage to Asa G. Gambler, At
lanta multi-millionaire. Mrs. One
zima de Bouchelle. formerly of New
Orleans, admitted today. But she
denied any knowledge of poison pen
plots designed to break off the
match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
KeyStOncS RpOrganiZe

The Keystone Juniors would like
to hear from heavy Junior teams,
especially the Hungarian Catholic
Club Juniors and the Flyer Seconds.
A. Gadomski, I'll Parker street or
telephone 1919, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-25
Several Mentioned

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 25.-Iden-
tity of two or o persons socially
prominent in New Orleans who are
alleged to have "inter-meddled" in
the affairs of Mrs. Onezima de
Bouchelle, local club and social
leader. whose engagement to Asa
G. Gambler, of Atlanta. was recently
announced, are expected to be made
public within the next few days,
Harold A. Noise, an attorney, an
nounced here today.
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ARRESTS COMING
IN MURDER CASE
Prosecutor Asserts He Knows
Pcrpctralor of Double
Killing

New Brunswick. y. J. sept. Is, Hy
the Associated rrcssJ ARRESTS tonur-
row were promised tonlGht by author
ti.es "r both MiddlcscX and Somerset
counties in tho double shooting Oh
Thursday night of the Rev. Edward Hall
late rector Of the Church Of ST. John the
Evangelist. and Mrs. James Mills. wit"
OF the sexton Of the church.
Although some OF the detectives 1T
the MddlcscX county prosecutors stan
have clung IN the belief that the double
shooting occurred in an orchard IN som
crSrt county where tho bodies were
found. Prosecutor BcckmaH asserted TO-
night that nc knew The pcrnetrator Of
the crime ana Was certain that X uIu not
occur In the rustic retreat
We know who did H." Mr.. Beckmau
sald. and We know where it was com
mittcd. 1t was not where the bodies
we're found. Neither was It in the house
on the Phillips farm. Everything about
the case VIII be made clear tomorrow. l
believe THAT Is all | can say"
FcrduUud \. David. county detective
Of MU.di',."N, said that the suSrcc; was
II man whose mOIcments before and up
to the time OF the shooting had hecA
cluacly checked The arrest, lie said.
Il lutaD'y would bc made tomorrow morn
Ing.
,ie added that lbs study Of the case
had ,rH Ninccl him tlat the double shoot
ing was It mad mans act"
The bodies of thu tivn bearing bullet
wounds were found siIo Ivy side on sat.
urday IN an old orchard !n S"mrrsr-
rounlv Authorities "r Somerset havn
,xprrss,d tn" hc.!": that thu iw" h.ut
I,.,f ,,l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
EX-HUSBAND
To THE RESCUE
Price Declares Bowman Won
His Wife While Guest
AT Home

Huntington. W. Va, Sept. Isl. +.
Bowman. railroad clerk. whose wife.
Laura, has been arrested in cOnnCc-
tion with an investigation Of Hn al
!cgcd plo, 20 Kill him 10 collect his
Insurance. Will mako II" effort l" w.n
her freedom. he has told police and
newspaper reporters here.
Il will stand aside md let tho law
take It course as l would want some
one alse who had been arrested on
charge OF attempting 20 Kill me-" he
said.
bowman has taken this stand despite
efforts of J. J. Price. oC Corhin, Ky.
the woman's former husband, 10 hav"
him come 10 her defcnsc. Price came
here souu after the arrest Of Mrs.
Bowman and declared that while ho
was not In a position 10 lend financial
aid that 10 would assist her IN any
other way.
While Price was In Huntington hc
declared that Bowamn met his wife
while hc WAN stopping ut the Price
home. He asserted that Il was while
Bowman WAS there that the romance
which culm!nuted In Mrs. lrlco hcrom-
ing Mrs Bowman had its inception.
Tho marriage followed soon after thu
divorce OF Price aud his wifc. the
former told police here.
When Prices Cla"E" was nnhr
known to Bowman he vigorously denied
IT. declaring that lie was living III Zinc
VILE. Ky. al tho tintu the Prices sep
urated.
"l'vo hnh enough trouble IN losing
the only woman / ever loved without
having Pric. aC'us" m" Of stealing her
from him" Declared E"wman. tears
tr!r.>l!ng down ms checks. Il lp not
know wnu, their ,runhlr was nor have
| .v"r talked 10 her about it,"
Price can" to Huntington n'i"r b"
had rrrr!v"d i"'"grn from E"wmaH
following rh. arrest ur Mr. l."wmIn,
police stated. II WIS said thd' Bow
man rcuu"~t"d rrtCr !" come for hlA
cirht-y"ar-oiG daughter VIII" had h""n
living with Mrs. Bowman. the mother.
sine. the divorce of the Prices.
The grand jury 10 hear evidence IN
the case will convene Oct. 3.
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FINAL SENATE ACTION
ON TIE TARIFF TODAY
Measure Then Goes to The
President and Will Re-
ceive Approval

Washington. Sept. lS.-ffnsl leGiSla-
tive action on the administration tariff
bill AZ n. m. tomorrow was agreed
upon late today hv the senate. AZ that
hour the vote VIII he upon adoption Of
;ho conf"rcnc" report with no doubt o.
favorable action.
After the senate vote th" measure
will hn mad" ready FOR President Hard
!us and will hcCom" a law on the day
following his anrova! q: 4.
In the four hours drhat" tina; Is 10
prercdc The final vote. Democratic orr"-
ncnts plan :" continue thcir final hght
ON the bill. which was "pcnch today by
senator simmons of North Carolina.
minority leader IN III" tariff fight.
Speaking for more. than three hours. he
RSsa!led the hill as one that would in
crease living costs by billions Of dollars
n wear and would result in ;hs ;"rma
tinn of hundreds and thousands "f COM
hinatiOnS IN restraint Of trade.
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FEW OUTBREAKS

Chicago. sept IS.-tRy The Assoc;-
atcd rrcsa. But few outbreaks were
reported today. as s'ycra! more rail
ro1d7 put into effect tho shorC-nft r"aC"
plan. Tho r,tn'hcr OF msu employed on
other roads Increased and II now Is cst!'
lnat"d that 'hnp forces ar" ah"u, ~ per
'ert or normal.
Officials ct both :hc Chicago. M!lwau-
kee & -. Paul ard n" Northwestern
announced tina; The striking sh"pmen
returned :" wori hy Tho thousands.
Meanwhile the Southern Railway and
tho Mobile K ONO. which - controlled
Ivy N" southern. announced they had
signed Tho ShorrraftS agreement
!. + German. president of Tia" Rock
Island railroad. said that no further no
c":inii"na viii be carried on by that
railroad
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DELAY CONSIDERATION Of THE
DAUGHERTY IMPEACHMENT CASE
House Judiciary Committee
Takes Action by Vote OF S
to 3-Untcrmycr Attacks
The Attorney General.

Washington. Sept IH--Ey >nt" -
:" :. the House judiciary committee Al
y hastily cal,cd mcct!NS today. H"s'pon-
81 consideration "f the Keller ,mr"ach-
mont charges AGAINST Attorney Grrc"-
a. pauCherty. set for tomorrow until
tho short session II Congress. beginning
IA December
Decision :" defer action. virtually was
rcachcI At n conference "' E"puhl'"In
members "' tho c"Ium'ti"" earlier in the
dav n which IL was contcNd'd thai tn"
hearing should not proceed while NJ
uaughcrty was IN Chicago N connection
with injunction proceedings against
striking railway employees. the basis r"r
the inncarhmcnt rharECe.
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F0RTY-SEVEN ENT0MBED MINERS FOUND DEAD
belmont Prosecutor Victim Automobile Accident Near WARREN Ohio
National Tube Co. Gets S6,00O,0OO
Contract for Sinclair Oil Pipe Line

inch pipe. |, Will 'aks som" I'm" l"
completn the work hu' ihc JOB Is 10 -"
pushed with all possible speed.
For some tim" Il has been reported
that surveys have been made for PIP"
line 10 carry Wyoming and Montana
crude to Kansas city. hu; there has
been sncculation as To what concern vas
going to d" the worn. Tn" Sian"ard
on company Of Indiana owns half in
;crcs; IN the Sinclair Pip" Lin" com
many. and N hujIdiNs this l'nr Il * he'd
both the Sinclair and standard interests
Will have N" henNiit "f obtaining tho
bulk Of rrud" oil from ih"s" far western
states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
Great Britain Will Not Fight
Turk Unless Issue Is Forced
Lord Curzon Goes to Paris
For Heart to Heart Talk
With Premier Poincare-
Straits to Be Defended II
Need Arises.

London. Sept. Is.--tBy The Asso-
c!ated Prcss.)-Thc British cabinet
conference on the Turkish crisis ad-
adjourned 4; : o'clock this evening
until tomorrow when Foreign Minis
ter Curzon will proceed to Paris TO
get into direct touch with the French
government. 1t was annoupced no
reply had yet been received from
Mus,ap pha Kemal Pasha as To wheth-
cr he would respect the neutrality
of the straits.
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|V|'C||NT|C GRANTS INJUNCTION
AGAINST CHECK OFF IN WEST Va.

union officials any money or other
thing OF value which they have col
lccted or many collect from their emf
ploycs under tho check off provisions
Of any contract between them. \ bond
Of $4,000 was filed by the plaintiffs
as a. condition of the temporary or
der.
Conspiracy Again Alleged.
The bill OF complaint. and the arSu-
ments of attorneys in It's support Al.
legged that the money collected by the
check Off was used to further a con.
snlracy, which he said had existed
since 1898 TO interfere with the inter-
state commerce OF non-union mines In
this state, and prevent coal produced
in these mines from coming into COM
petition with that produced IN union
mines In the central competitive field.
4 new element was brought into the
case when thcy argued also that the
union was engaged IN a conspiracy 10
deny the right OF non-unlon WORK
men to engage IN their regular em-
uiOyment OF mining coal.
Provisions asked 10 be included In the
temporary injunction, beside that
against the checkon, would prohibit the
international union from sending into
the state. or the district union from
furnishing any money or anything else
of value to assist In obstructing the in-
i,rstatc commerce nf the plaintiffs. IN
IN. unionIzing of their mines. or In the
doing of anything prohibited by previ.
ously granted injunctions. IT. Is also
suusht to have the injunction include
u provision restraining striking miners
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HEART ATTACK FATAL
TO BISHOP WHITEHEAD

r.;;shurch. Sept. iS.-Thc r., Rev.
cortland 7. Whitehead. 7. u. l.. L. II.
hi.hcu OF IN" diocese "f Pittsburgh %
the Episc"pa' church died suddenly at
y saSara Fails. New Yor". early ;Oday.
according - word received here by
friends. Tn. I'sno" spent ~ Vacation
in Rhode Island and stopped AZ the
Fails rnrou'r :" his home here. lie
suffered 4 hart attack last Fr.day. bu;
the line. v1S no considered serious
>; ,ha: ;.m". y -rHond attach ih.s
uIy.u,uS. ended N death.
Bishop Whitehead. headed a diocese
" hic:r extcvd.d thr""ghou, Southwest
.,~Y IennSyiyS lie was n noted
figure In N" Episcopal church through
out me Tn:cCd S:atGS and was one oc
the olde>g hiShoTs n Office.
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PorTERs MAY STRIKE

East Liverpool Ohio Sept Ia Wheth-
or nr not = strike "f $500 general ware
Pottery workers IN Nc United states
Will l.. called on October |. VIII ha
kurwa Tuesday or Wednesday. hv"
man canvasslng board tonight began tn"
.abula,ion of the referendum vote Of
IN. National brotherhood of operatives
on acceptance or rejection Of a proposal
20 renew the present wage agreement:
with the United States Association. \
two third vote against the proposal will
mean q Ealkout
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WILL CLAMP ON THE LID

Wcusville. -. Sept. 18Th" s"-called
blue law I'D" will he clasped down
tight In Wcllsrillc next sunday. Mayor
\ =. Dcsnis announced tonight. Sale
Of sunday newspapers. cigars. candy.
ice cream. groceries. milk and even gas
nltne will he banned. Drug stores alone
Will remain open. but their trade will be
confined 70 medical needs. Decision 10
take the step Mayor Dennis said. was
prompted by criticism OF his alleged
laN!tv IN law enforcement.
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Every Striking Shop Worker On the B. & 0. In
West Virginia Back On the Job This Morning
Fourteen Million Tons of West
Virginia Coal to beHandled
Via B. & O. Before Lake
Navigation Closes-No I'M
mediate Effort to Restore
Passenger Traffic to Nor
malcy.

one hundred per cent oI the striking
employees of the Raltimorc & Ohio Rail-
road Company IN West Virginia VIII rc-
port for work this morning at : o'rlOSk.
This statement was made by J. NJ.
Scott. general superintendent of the
Wheeling grand division Of the system.
las; night and means that within
short time tho entire road viii he work.
ing on a normal basis.
The order 10 return To work Will o.
fecr Indirectly and directly almost 300
'"o railroad men throughout tn" stat"
who arc employed on the Wheeling. Ohio
River. Monongah and Charleston dIvi-
sions About 2.5no shop workmcn arc
affected.
Owing 10 the priority order given on
tho shipment OF coal throughout tho
state passenger eSrViCe Will not prob
ably hc Increased before November.
Handle 100000 Tons Of Coal.
All divisions In West Virginia win be
used for the handling, OF fourteen mil
lion tons Of coal which must he shipped
70 the Great Lakes by November Is.
Tho entire l.1O0 miles OF road In this
state Will be used for the shipment OF
this coal" Mr. Scott stated. "and We cr-
peCt 10 he ahl" 10 handle 5000 car loads
n dav and 900 smptieS.
"Holluway. on the G.. l.. 4 w. Is the
gateway 0f all coal shipments west and
- per cent Of the coal handled on tn"
road viii pass over this singl" track
line, This means that the B. 4 o. will
he unable to handle hardly any pnsser-
rcr service over this line until the Great
Lakes order for coal Is filled.
Had tho order for coal called ru" the
yh!umeuts Ia go cast ther Dad would not
he cnngrStcd aS We have thre" track
railroad gateway east and would he able
tn coma pusily with tho situation"
All Return to work.
IN II lorg distance teieph"n" call 10
T. W Srhecr general manager "r the
eastern division at baltimore. Md. MIR.
scott learned last u!ght lhat the :"tGr0
nr rmrIu>"s I" work this morning VII!
L.. .rr.rt!v" over the entir" system and
with the exception - one ar tw" shoEs
III return will hs loo rcr ""n'.
Ei:h, hundred men ar. affected hy
;hs return TO work on the Wheeling
division
Eleven hundred men reported for
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GOVERNMENT :
EVIDENCE OUT
Severe Reverse forMr. Daugh-
crty When Conspiracy
Affldavits are Barred

Chicago. Sept. 1H..-Morc than one
third in volume "f tho governments
cvidcr"" in It's injunction suit against
tn" striking railway shop crafts was
ruled out today whom Judge James H..
WIlkerson uphold tho contention " the
defense that 2S% affidavi's rccnuntinc
violence AZ the hands nf supposed
strikers farl"d 20 show tho persons max
Ing item knew they were 10 be used IN
court.
~ rN" Swnrp ATTORNEYS for u NJ.
Jewell and John Scott. strike leaders.
thus disposed Of Il larE" part Of the
slightly less than 200 aftdavits OF
which tho government based is claim
of an unlawful conspiracy Ia. destroy
Interstate commerce.
Among tho affidaN.tS which the court
announced he would not consider in
arriving n 4 decision was "n" 10y !. +.
Rooney. head Of The rhiraCo bureau of
Investigation OF tho department Of JUS
tiCc. - whrl3 Mr. Rooney had attached
copies of Sirik" bulletins issued from
tn" headquarters Of the railway ON
ploycs' department. American Fedora
:ton of Labor.
May Bo Reswor1l
The defense objection To tn" cS3 OK
h!hits was based on the grounds that,
as the affdavts did rot show tic per-
sons making them knew ;hoI we're to
hc used in court. ~ was evident they
d!d not know they were subject IN the
laws governing perjury when they swore
III" allegations.
Government attorneys tonight are
~icrlnr having AZ lcas; part Of tho
exhibits rCSwnrn III order that they may
be- re- submitted. Blackburn I:s;crlinc.
secretary in the solicitor general. oh.
tanned permission from tho Cour; - have
the exhibits qualified If the government
desires. Attorney General DauGhcrty is
cNpcctad to reach Hhicac" tomorrow
morning 10 take personal charge of the
case aEain.
overruled by Court.
Donald H. Richhcrg. opening m" do
rcnsc Gaze. again moved iEa; the gov
crumcn,'s hill he dismissed hut after
lcucihy arguments tn" c"urto Ncrrulcd
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Sensational Testimony
In The Tiernan Scandal
Notrc Dame Instructors Wife
Charges Merchant With
Child's Paternity

South Rcnd. Ind. Sept. iN.-if'cr \
hsariug oi Two hours and hall. tra-
'urcd hy the sensational testimony ~
Mrs Augusta Ti"rnau. wh" charger
Harry roulin. local ',"thinS man. with
jhe paternity of h"r ten months old
child. Judge chester pur"r1h adj"urr"h
the case q, o'clock this afternoon until
10 n'cl"ck t"-mu-r"w morning. when iNo
hearing will h" resumed.
Mrs Tioruar is 'hC wife "f J"hn ;.
Ticrnar Notre Dame ,aw r"f"SS"r.
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his motion. He then moved that all OF
the affidavits detailing acts OF rio-
lcnce he stricken out. and was again
ovcrruled The court ovcrrulcd him on
dozen or more. Frank Mulholland OF
Toledo. Mr.. Richbcrg's associate. pro-
duccd one OF the governments aftdavits
to which he objected because II failed
10 incorporate tho necessary arerment
thar the affant knew II was to be used
in court. Judge WilkcrsoR sustained
the objection.
Here. then" Mr.. Muiholland said,
producing huge pile Of papers. ARE
oS2 more IN which We object for the
same reason
Mr.. RichbcrS announced tonight that
the attack on the governments evil
dcncc would continue tomorrow ana
probably into Wednesday.
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London Sept; lS.--tEy The Associated
Prcss)--The declaration that Great
Britain does not intend to engage in
any new war obtained from an author!-
tative source today. coupled with other
statements OF modified policy. Is taken
to mean that tho series Of cabinet meet
lngs and ministerial conferences in the
past few DAYS has hecn partly in prcpa-
ration for possible attacks on the Brit
Ish forces by the Kemaliat3. and partly
as political preparation for the contem-
plated genera, conference for tho settle
mcnt Of the Turkish question.
Resdy For Emergency.
While /: is NOT seriously expected in
some quarters that Mustapfa kemal
head of tho Turkish Natiora lists. VIII
make an attempt either to capture Con-
Stant!nopIe or cross the straits. the
British wish 10 be ready in case os
and not sacrifice tho mea gre
contingent Of troops long stationed in
Tho many statements issued with the
permission Of Number 10 Downing
street after each conference arc inter
prntnd az cmpha sizing the Intention Of
the cabinet 10 carry out tho policy
which 1t has faithfully adhered 10 for
and the straits, and despite much critic
ism at home and abroad. that policy.
which is coupled with the Greek de-
feats. will still he vigorously followed
Tho first task Of Premier Lloy
George is to win the French 10 his point
OF view. Great Britain IS laying her
cards on the table. and IT. Is not her
Intention. it is declared. 10 attempt to
make rev Gibraltar Of GallipcE. She
merely wishes not to give the Turks
another opportunity in case Of general
war 70 waste So many European lives BY
Turkish control OF tho straits.
Curzon's Mission.
The cabinet is thoroughly convinced
that French public opinion is with the
Turks. but Lord Curzon, British secre-
,ary for foreign affairs. who Is proceed
ing 10 Paris will point out 10 Premier
Ioir"are that bigger issues than Tur-
key are at stake: that the whole peace
or tn" Balkans future relations Of Rus
s!a and the entire Near East are In
hat il Great Britain can risk
her Mohammcdan connec-
tions by forcing the Turks 10 accept a
European settlement OF tho straits. then
France can afford TO yield and cooper
ate with the British in a Turkish peace.
Lord Curzon can do this more con-
by n talk over table. than
by correspondence explained one Of
fetal. THAT is why lie is going TO
Paris
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WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: rsir Tuesday. showers
Tuesday night CT Wednesday, cooler
wednesday.
Ohio and western Pennsylvania: In
creastnS cloUd.aeSs, showers In north
portion Tuesday; Wednesday showers,
moderate temperature.
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VICTIMS DIED
WITHIN 5 HOURS
At TER DISASTER
All The Miners Found Behind
Second of Two Bulkheads
They Had Built

Jackson. Calf. Sept. 1s.--tBy The
Associated Prcss sl---Forty-scNcn oC the
miners cntomhcd in the ArEonaut mine
August -. arc dead, II was announced
officially shortly before nine O'Clock to-
night.
4 note found on one Of the bodies
Indicated that all the men had died
within five hours of the beginning OF
;hc fire August -, officials said.
All the miners were found behind the
second - two bulkhcads they had built
in n crosscut 1880 feet down in the
m'uC,
byron 9. Pickard chief Of the fed
rral bureau OF mines for this district,
was ,hc first man 10 go behind the
hulEhcad and discovered the bodies.
Iickard on an earlier exploration be-
limI this hulkhcad had counted forty
tWo bodies, and expressed the belief
then that there were others there.
The note found read as follows:
- a, IL. gas bad"
Tho same note bore a Scraw!ed figure
#" apparently indicating The same man
had atcmptcd to leave word for those
wh" might com" after. Of tho cond!-
ton oC tho mine at thai hour.
Death Soon Came.
Nine rflC!HtS declared tAdt me con-
dliinu of the cr"sscW, behind tho bulk
head was such that If" could not haNo
nrcY sustained there hy the cntomhed
men for Moro than five hours.
tn" bodies were piled ono on top OF
another and decomposition had progress
r,l So Ear that identification would rs
:mp"Ssih'". rickHrd reported.
The mine officials said that the 40
lions nr the mon as evidenced lay tho
hu'khcads they built and other matters.
indicated thCy had died within nv"
hours after hcinc cui"nrNca.
Tho officials declared tho mute evi-
deuCc OF the mems struggles showed
they we're - nf the most cool headed
men Imaginable.
Desprate Efforts.
S.v,ccU If the entrappcd miners r"-
moved their clothes 10 provide material
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TODAY'S EVENTS

.''rY cot My -, Ii.nlN,;-- l;.lu,or
,.4rr,. u.-"'.,,.:. T.. IA.
IDE-Tf.TTr F'NEM--li":sry ti0h
Es.it.. an, n'"It
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TIL 1NTELL1GENC + n GER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
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