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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
EVANSVILLE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The ladies of the w. H. F. NJ. So
ciety of the Lutheran church, their
husbands and honorary members held
their regular monthly meeting in the
Sunday school room of the church on
Tuesday night of last week. There
was good attendance, an interesting
topic and fine meeting. After the
meeting cake and coffee were served,
the hostesses being Mrs. ]. j. Bender
and Mrs. John Zehner. The thank
offering boxes were turned in at this
time, these amounting to more than
S25, and same has come in since,
which, added to the $65 given at the
time of DR.. Headland's address, will
bring the thank offering to the 800
mark, the greatest in the history of
the society. Mrs. Bender, the presi-
dent, gave a very interesting report
of the bi-annial convention at Pitts
burgh, which she attended last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bender attended
the funeral of the latter's aunt, MIS-.
Susan CAN'T, of Akron, O., the body
having been brought to Frostburg for
burial on Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Miller is spending a
few days at Henry, West Va.
Rev. Father Aloysius, of Dover,
Ohio, former pastor of this place,
was visitor here on Saturday.
Mrs. Sara R. Getty is in Baltimore
this week attending the Maryland C.
E. State convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Shirer, Of Som
erfeld, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Shirer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Polling, of
Piedmont, W. Va, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Swauger on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Brown is spending
the winter in Cumberland with rela-
tives.
Mrs. G. W. Diefen6ach is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, W. N. Gro
nice, at Norfolk, Va.
Miss Christine Winterberg has re-
turned from a few weeks visit to
Paterson, N. j., with friends and rel
atives
DR.. NJ. f. Broadwaer has returned
to his duties at the U. S. Veterans
Hospital at Haywood, H., after few
weeks visit here with his mother,
Mrs. Marion Broadwtar.
The game of soccer ball between
Accident and Grantsville at this place
on Friday of last week re.ulted in 4
tie, the score being 90.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
How Much Gold Has 14Karat Ring?

One often speaks of ring being
14-karat gold or of 22 or 1S-karat
watch cases or jewelry, but not all
know just what is meant by IA, IS or
80 carat.
Gold is divided into "a parts-that
is, pure gold is said to contain "a
karats-the karat being just a meas
urement term. y ring or watch case
marked lax or 1Sk means that IA or
IS parts of it are pure gold, the bal
ance of the ~ karats being some sort
Of alloy, copper being generally used.
If articles of jewelry were made
of pure gold they would not wear
well, as gold is u very soft metal
and it is, therefore, necessary to
mix the gold with some harder sup
stance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
GORTNER

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c9csnc4f19G3H
The peace meeting on Sunday was
well attended There were addresses
delivered by Revs. Obed Hampstead,
J. B. Zook, Lorenzo Fike, Daniel Spaid,
Washington Fike ard Charles Beachy
Special songs We're rendered by the
members of the Sunday school and
an essay, 'Peace as taught by our
SAVIOR was read by Mrs. Anna Bit
finger, and recitation by Lawrence
Bittinger was also rendered. This
meeting was in charge of the Church
of the Brethren and their aim is to
mould a sentiment among the people
for peace.
Mr., j. B. Zook, of Belleville, Pa,
arrived here late Saturday night, hav-
ing missed his train in Huntingdon.
He had charge of the services which
inaugurated a series of meetings to
continue in the church here until the
coming Sunday evening. If you have
not yet been to hear Mr.. Zook, you
had better come, as he is earnestly
contending for the faith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Roth, accom-
panied by Mr.. A. Roth and daughter,
Miss Marie Roth, of Mountain Lake
Park, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Shaffer at Hauser on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schrock and
daughter Rhoda are visiting Mrs.
Schrock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Hershberger, at Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, E. Spoerlein had
as their guests on Sunday Mr.. Obed
Hampstead and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Fike and Washington Fike and
family and the Misses Spoerlein, of
Accident and Mae and Paul Dewitt,
Of Hoyes.
Miss Elsie Lee spent the weekend
with Miss Ruth Schlossnagle at this
place
Mr.. Daniel Spaid and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baker and children visited Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Grove, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mosser and son
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
vey Roth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
ELDER HILL

We are experiencing a change in
the weather at this writing, but we
do hope that the snow does not come
in such quantity as to close the high
ways.
Mrs. John Kissner and children
Irene and Arlie, and Mrs. Orval Kiss
ner were guests Of Mrs. W. II. Fer
guson on Monday last.
Miss Nellie Groves is on a visit to
friends at Sang Run at this writing
Miss Pauline Lytle was the guest
Of Miss Clara Ferguson on Sunday
Rev. Jesse Earl preached very in
teresting and helpful sermon for US
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
Danish Folk Songs Simple in STYLE

The people of Denmark are not as
musical as those of the other northern
countries. Danish music of impor-
tance dates almost entirely from the
Nineteenth century. In earlier times
Denmark depended on Italian and
German musicians for most of her
music. Old Danish folk-music is
closely related to the Swedish. as
these two countries are similar in
language and customs. Celtic tunes
are also like those Of the Danes, due,
no doubt, to the Danish invasion Of
northern Britain. Both in Ireland and
Denmark the reel is a popular dance.
The Danish folk-sOngs are simple in
style and usually of a gay character.
They tell of the sea. the chase and
sometimes of love. The usual mclan-
choly Of Scandinavian tunes is not so
noticeable here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
Oil-WeII Adventure.

, An oil well that is being dug to any
considerable depth usually has a
twenty-inch casing in the upper part
and a small, slender man could get
down in one of that size. In fact, such
a feat was recently performed near
Los Angeles by Walter McCay of Taft,
Cal, who is known as the human
gopher y master rotary bushing
had been lost in the well and the only
way in which it could be got out with
out destroying the well was to send a
man down after it. The tool was
lodged at the 10 foot level. McCay
was lowered into the well with a one
inch rope and wore a gas mask at
tached to an oxygen tank from which
air was pumped to him constantly. 1t
was necessary for him to make six
descents before he succeeded in grap-
ping the lost tool and he spent almost
an hour in one of the smallest holes
in the ground in which a man ever
found himself
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
EStray Notice.

There came to my farm in May one
red yearling heifer with horns, one
two-year old heifer without horns
and one black two-year old muley
heifer. Owner will please come, pay
costs and damages and take same
away. STEPHEN CASTEEL.
Advertisement 38-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
Just Wonders.

There's a lot Of traffic along the
road, isn't there?' inquired viii H..
Adams, reporter of the Supreme and
Appellate courts. Of IAN aged farm
woman. as he repaired tire in the
shade of the farmyard while the old
woman watched intcrestedly.
yes, they whiz along here from
morning to night, every day. l just
wonder sometimes who's doing the
work up there in town these days. -
Indianapolis News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-11-23
FARM FOR SALE-A farm of 50

acres, one-half cleared; one-half in
timber; 2 acres in raspberries and
black berries; fair buildings; A miles
from Deer Park; 6 miles from Oak
land. If interested address P. P. Sny-
der, K. D. 2, Box SO, Deer Park, Md
advertisement 31-13t"
Subscribe for The Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
MICHIGAN WATTS
GOVERNORS MOVE
eRoEsRECK WILL MAKE P1NAb
EPToRT TODAY TO GET COAL
PRODUCTION.
Failure Will Result IN Immediate seLE-
uro Of Mines by State, He Says

Detroit July 23.--W'th announce
men, cf further cur'ailmcnt Of railroad
service IN Michigan. effective tomor-
ROW. Michigan today vas awaiting the
nex, move Of Governor Alex J. GroeS-
heck toward resumption OF coal mining
operations in this state.
The Governor VAS preparing - 81 10
Saginaw tomorrow md confer with l..
60 Jones. president Of the District "A.
I.nltnd Mine Workers. regarding pro-
nosals the executive made 10 tho min
ers recently suggested the men return
10 the mines and produce coal for State
and municipal purpose. either under
private or public control.
Governor GrOeSNeCk stated today he
was preparcd to offer every possible IN
duccmcnt to the m'rcrS in the effort
70 cause their return to work He also
declared tho coal shor;a-" throughout
Tho state is becoming <" acute as 10
,,ermI, Of further delay N cffecr'ng 4
ecttlcemni ard intimatod that n the
miners refuse return the stat" may
.skc over the mines and operate them
with whatever workers can ne obtained,
Inc miners being projected by members
rr the state police force.
Today tho Pere Marquette railroad d,
which recently cancelled number ~
trains, announced further curtailment
of i,s passenger service. Two trains n
d,v hctwccn Grand Rarids and Detroit.
an eouaI number running from North
orr Michigan. and six on the Canadian
division arc he'nS temporarily with
drawn. Two resort trains between De-
troit and Chicago are placed on trt-
weekly basis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
WHITE TAKES
POSTER Down
WILL OBEY INDUsTRIAI, coUET
Law WHILE COURT CASE
PENDING
Ecporia Editor Refuses to speAt with
Governor Who Caused Ills Arrest

Emporia. Kan. July 23.-tBy the As
sociated Press)-William Allen White.
editor Of the Emporia GaEette, who FOR
several days has been displaying pla-
card in the window OF Gazette office to-
day kept his sign concealed from the
public The yellow poster announcing
we are for tho striking railroad men
80 percent. was removed late yesterday
following the issuing OF warrant
charging Mr.. White with violating the
Industrial court law. The editor I'M
mediately made bond for his appearance
when the case is called in the october
term Of the district court In a state
ment given out when the warrant was
Issued, Mr.. White declared ne was re-
moving the sign. not in acknowledge
ment OF the right OF the state 10 sup
press free utterance. published In a de-
cent and orderly manner" but because
he believed a protesting citizen should
oh.v the order of the law while the
case Is pending.
"Henry and me- day. scheduled 10
take place tomorrow when Mr.. White
and Governor Henry ]. Allen are on the
nroeram TO address the Kansas State
Eormal school. will be day FOR
"Henry only tho editor declared tonight
IN stating that he will not appear on the
platform.
NO. | will not be on the platform
with the governor tomorrow ne saio
II, do not want to emoarrass henIy
had not agreed to speak at normal anc
,his idea OF Henry and me- day prob
ably was hatched to make newspaper
story
TIE yellow placard started a contro'
r.rsv between Mr. White and Governor
Allen, lifelong friends. both publicly
,nd privately, over the Interpretation
NJ tho Industrial court law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
THREE WOUNDED
IN GUN BATTLE
WAGON MIL SufE
AnD TWO H1ARRS O1
RAIL-, TRAM SLOT.
Former ouists Dsmons1Aaou
poor-crovd 1Sturns ana <aSn'
Starts.

Macon. Ga, July as.-Lonnie w.
Green, superintendent Of mill opsf1
ed here by tho Bieb Manufae.ufus
counsny. and two members OF the
nlant's baseball team. were wounaeo IN
a shooting affray early today. pc
"a me known tonight. Green ana LsWs
thompson, who is alleged t6 have Ifsd
the first shots, have slight chance %
recover, II was asserted at tho hospits'
where they were taken. Allen b Lay.
field. the third man wounded. was sa'o
~ he in a less critical condition.
Green, according to polioe. attsuaptsd
., 3 a. m. today to quiet boastsrous
rowd In front Of his reAddsneA Ihs
crowd departed. but an hour later mem.
hers returned and 1t Is explained
thompson knocked at Green's door.
III I was mad with you. I'd Kill you
THOMPSON Is said to have told the 81.
nerintendent when he appeared at the
door.
Layfield. police. said then stepped up
on the porch and Thompson. IT 10 all
Iesed shot him and then turned his
weapon upon Green. The latter fatally
wounded then shot his assailant. mo
uolice asserted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
ADENA YOUTH "
WITH $1,000
IS MISSING
Threats Received by Father,
Retired Mine Owner,
Arouse Grave Fears.

Cadiz, O., July 23.-Intercst in
search for Oliver S. Monaza, Il
wear old son Of y. Monaza, retired
mine owner of Adena, today over
shadowcd that in the mine situa-
ton in this vicinity. Young Mon
aza disappeared yesterday morn
ing shortly after bank officials say
he drew $1,000 from an Adena
bank.
\ search OF Harrison. Jefferson
and Belmont counties failed to re-
veal any trace Of the missing
youth. Because the father recent
" received three letters threaten
inc him with death if a large sum
Of money was not turned over -
the writer. considerable impor'-
ancc is attached to the case ny
officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
BIC MEETING
At BLUEF|ELD
Ex-coNaREsSDdAN EDWARD COOP
ER AND HON SAM 3. MONT
aoMERY MAKES ADDRESSES
TO RAILROAD MEN
Cooper Says ogden's Nomination IN
sures Election Of Republican Sem
ator This Pail

Blueheld. W. Va. July 23-SpectaD-
The first political meeting Of the Re-
publican senatorial campaign held in
this city. was largely attended Satur-
day nicht 1t was held at the court
house. John W. Brown. chairman OF the
brotherhood Of railway tranmen, pre-
sided
EN-Congressman Edward Cooper and
Hon. Samuel r. Montgomery made ad-
dresses. the former straight out Og-
den address. full OF good points which
we're all we'll received. He made the
statemen, that Mr.. Ogden's nomination
insured the election OF a Republican
United States senator this fall.
Montgomery Speaks
Mr. Montgomery devoted most or his
time 10 a heart TO heart talk 10 the rail-
road crafts now idle on account OF the
decision o. the United States railroad
labor board. which was pronounced by
railroad men present the finest address
10 which they had ever listened. AZ
one man put IT," Montgomery knows
more about railroad mems needs than
most OF us railroaders do"
After he had devoted most ~ his time
10 the needs os the railroad men, he
Maid n glowing tribute TO n. c. Ogden.
candidate for United States senate. and
at the conclusion he received great ap-
clause The entire audience. Conserva-
lively estimated at 500 men and women
came TO the front of the hall 10 shake
hands and congratulate him.
There were MANY present from Ma
toka Princeton. Bramwcll. Mullens and
other surrounding towns. The meeting
ms \ wonderful success and the rail
road men have asked Montgomery 10
address them a. number oc other
pnints.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
TR00PERS ARREST MINE GUARDS
!. WHO FIRE ON STRIKERS TENTS
BAN ON SALE OF ARMS
IN WASHINGTON co.
Sheriff In Naghbortng Pennsyl7ania
Territory Takes Drastic ACTON
For Public Safety.

Washington. Pa, July 2S-sher'1'
Otto Lucllcn announced here late to-
ni,b, ,bs, I've would issue A proclama-
tion tomorrow forhiddine the sale or
arms and ammunition = Washington
county. which is under The control Il
PENNSYLVANIA national sG,udsmcn. The
reclamation. he added. 'ould he en-
forced rigidly. especially IN the coal
strike rc.jon where the troops arc on
duty.
simultaneously. Mayor Allen NJ 'n-
alEahrla CiI?. the Eltt"ay 10 ire ris.
IN Creek valley s.riEe "rritory ioroio
rfs sales or all fi:ca' ~ there.
The motor dcta hmcnt Of the stale
cuard arrived A. t"k"hurS late fonlsht
with tents and rarions for the caValr9-
men on duty there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
VIGOROUS HUNT
FOR TONY CORB|
Baltimore Prosecutor Says
Bella Lemon Murderer
Is Not Far Away
Baltimore. Md. July ?S.-(speciaD-

baltimore. Md. July ?3.-(SpectaD-
Following repeated rumors that lora'
rolice were laying much hope IN ther
search for lhe murderer or Bella
Lennon on a tran that was said 10 lead
10 New York States Attorney Jeniier
Of Baltimore county today .ssued
statement denying such 10 be the case
He int!marrd that the question: OF ne
rolice in connection with the capture ol
the Rolling Road murderer vas con-
fined IN the ma. to baltimore and VIC
Unity.
In discussing the possibility or DO
tective George Armstrong and Lieut.
william e Dorsey being sent 70 Ne"
York with ,.ev Of aHprehendinC
Tony Co-Nt. wanted n connection with
tho murder Of Bella Lemon. Mr. Jeni-
fer said There IS nothing in the New
York story and so Tar as We know me
rail in the case does NOT point n the
direction Of the metropolis. Baltimore
2 Fairmont arc tho outstanding cities
that No are concentrating upon.
Tony Corhi. however. IS wanted AMI
will be sought and questioned. Every
thing Is being done ~ run the slave
10 early trial and we expect 10 get
moro concrete facts unnn which to pro-
ceed within n few days
Meanwhile there has been established
the fact that three local persons "rH
either implicated directly or hN'H
much about the murder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Miner and Wife Wounded
When Bullets From Deputy
Sheriff S Guns Enter Can
vas Homes Argument
With Strik er Preceded
Shooting,

Unlontown. Pa, July 25-A sr1h'n-
miner and his wife were wounded J"
shooting at a tent colony near the Foo,e-
dale mine or the II. &, FTich '"Ne
rnupanv today. Four deputy sherlitS
were arrested.
The deputies. according 10 reports 10
sheriff |. Shaw wsr" enr"ute |"
mtnc at Collier. where they were on
duty as guards. Their .automoni" !"
stopped a, the tent colony Whch 'he
gasoline supply was exhausted. In some
unexplained manner. the deputies go,
into an argument with STRIKER ana
four shots were fired. ono bullet went
into a ten, occupied 10y William C"'i'nS.
II struck Collins in the wrist. vas "c-
rlcccd by 4 bone and then went thr"ush
Mrs. Collins right arm. T"" '"i!''H
passed through tent "rourlcd =! "'
Ford and his family. IN" occupants
were in bod and the NE'.S'S gaSSeo over
their heads.
State troopers were .aGler, from Ne"
Salem and they arrested three oi ne
deputies Fcutcdalc The TouEt" was
arrested later at Collier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
COMPLETE ARnrs PROGRAM.

G.n.ya, July 23.-(By the Associated
third Subcommittee %
the temporary mixed commission Tot the
reduction Of armaments, which mas oeen
here since Friday unoeF 'ne
presidency OF Marquis De Salasna' con-
cluded It's work today and decided 10
suhni, TO the league assembly In sep
temher, all documents gathered Tor the
YEAR 1913. which is considered the basis
ornament year previous to the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
NEW OFFERINGS
To RETIRE j. {.
TREASURY DEBT
MELLON PREPARING TO MEET
S25s 900 900 OBLIGATION
AUGUST
Stops VIII Also Be Taken for Refund
ing Four Billion Short Dated
Debt.

Washington. July cS.-Secretary
Mellon viii announce early this week
the governments program to take care
of the financial obligation due August
!. It was indicated tonight at the treas
ury.
On August l. about s25s,ooo,ooo Of
treasury certificates mature. IT was
indicated that new treasury obligations
would De offered to retire the maturing
certificates az we'll as 10 make neces-
sary provisions for current govern
ment expenses.
At the same time the treasury was
expected 70 take the first step IN lts
program for refunding about S4.5OO.Ooo'
600 Of the nations short dated matur-
inEI during the present fiscal year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
CATCH PITTSBURGH FUGITIVE

Wilkes Barre Pa. July 23-Rocco De
Pippo. alias RoXie Long, fugitive 7from
Justice was arrested here last night by
Patrick r Moran. a Pittsburgh detec-
tive he pippc who Is alleged Ia bs
the leader o. gang or burglars
skipped his bail at PITTSBURGH IN Feb
rrarv and sailed for Europe. being de-
tajncd on his arrival at CnerbourH.
france Brought hack 70 America hv
do,a,,ive Moran. he escaped from th.
ofecnr IN his return 10 Pittsburgh. 1
few weeks later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
FALLS 300 FEET
NOT BADLY HURT
DR.. G. R. Gamble Will Survive Mishap
Which Cost Life Of Pilot
Third Man Escapes.

Framlngham MasN July :3.-The
injuries which nr. Clarence r. Gamble,
or Pasadena Calf. received when his
airp!ane crashed 800 feet into a swamp
near here yesterday. Killing the pilot.
zcnos R Miller Of Boston. are not
critical. hospital physicians said today.
pr Gamble. who is the son OF James
Y. Gamble. soap manufacturer, was at
first trruEHl :" h' seriously hurt. FIX
animation revealed that he had suffer
ID fractured leg and shoulder and a
broken nose.
Eairh *. Miller. the third man in
the plane and brother OF the pilot. es-
cspru with ruts and bruises. The three
had planned TO start today on flight
70 the Pacific coast and tho machine
crashed after a tuning UP trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
C0llA!ERCE COMMISSION To TAKE
CJJHTROL OF COAL Distribution
CLAIM MOTHER JONES
IS FOR SUTHERLAND
said TO Hhvo visited State House in HIS
Rehalf-Don Chain In Also
Sutherland Man

Charleston. ". Va. July cS.--lSNe-
cialD-The political pot has begun -
boil and there seems 10 be change
ot heart by the supporters 90 some or
the candidates for the United States
senatorial nomination.
Don Chafn. Democratic sheriff ot
LOGAN county. made a strong speech for
Howard Sutherland A. Holden. Logan
county. Saturday night.
Mother Jones visited Charleston and
interviewed influential men AZ the
state house. So rumors current here
have il. IN behalf Of the candidacy %
Howard Sutherland. It is also rumored
she is strong for sutherland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
JOHN J, CORNWELL
GENERAL COUNSEL
B, & 0. RAILROAD
Former West virginia Governor Pills
Vacancy Created by DEATH OF tho
Late Hugh L. Bond, Jr.

Baltimore. Md. July 23.-(Special)-
At a meeting in New York Of the board
Of directors Of the Baltipore & Ohio
railroad. Hon. 7. J. Cornwell Of Romney.
W. Va. was elected general counsel OF
the company. succeeding the late Hugh
l. Bond. Jr. Mr. Cornwen will come to
baltimore this week and assume the
duties Of the Office. Except for the
pcriod which he was governor OF West
virginia, Mr.. Cornwen for the past 20
Years or more has been one of the asso-
clate counsel for me Baltimore & Ohio
rnmranv. and for the past two years Is
general LEGAL adviser in West Virginia.
Mr. Cornwell as was Mr.. Bond. is
also director Of the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
MAyFIELD LEADING
BALLOT IN TEXAS

Dallas. Tex. July 23.-Ftnal unofficial
nEures late tonight OF the Texas eiec-
tiop bureau compiling the results or
Yesterdays Democratic primary. includ-
Ing 2lS out OF $50 counties in the state
with Is counties completely accounted
o., showed Earle 3 Mayneld " Austin
c,r.IusivaIy leading for Democratic
nomination for United States senator
Ss~atc- Cnarles A Culberson Of Dallas
va thl-d IN the le!d os six entries.