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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

Democratic papers and politicians
have gotten lot OF cn,oyDenf OUT nf
the outcome OF Republican primaries IN
Pennsylvania. Indiana. Iowa and Norm
Dakota They SAID the results constit-
rtrd four separate and distinct wallopS
on the IIard'ng administrations anat"'
nomy. and inspired joyous anticipa-
zion on thci- Fart az the November cleo
lions Calmer and Jess partial students
Of election returns can't just get the'-
line e. figuring i've future. The way
,h,v dope II Is thai these four settos
strengthened the hos Of Republican
candidates upon the respective StateS.
IN Iowa. 70. example, It Is conceded
that RrookhErl. the Republican nomint:
for sc,e.n-. Will carry the state b. n
tremendous ma jc;ty. the same cont-
dence Is shown ~ Indiana rs 10 Bev--
ridge: IN Pennsylvania. traditional
Republican Majority will he emphasized
because Of tho r'Ucho' candidacy. Gov
.-nor Frazier. uniinat"l in North
Lota 70 succeed NcC'Ywher. Is also rrr-
tain 10 be e,rrtnd In H:her states thr;o
rrav he a chance for the election -
Democratic EA...u"rS rat there Is TO-
~, Ghost OF show FER them In ~
ties whose primary rcsu,fs seem IN
..,. pemocr't;c rcwspaI ers and p -
, clans 81 mach Joy S" long as 80
I;cm.liican r?rtv shows self rerp>r'
q,,c to tho - - m" 'rk ard -.
r,ur nr, mary ,trrrsio' just az g.. =
will returned ~ the Democratic party
10 power be postponed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
PETER COLEY WINS
MAUMEE 2O5 TROT,
NOSMG OUT MEDIA
Pour Heats to Decide the 2:lo Tros'
Which Is Won by Parferoy-
GreerS Drives Winner

For, Miami Park, Toledo Ohio. July
i3.--reter Coley. a T.. Dorscys Flnd!ay
Ohio geldng, with Harry Stokes dr'N'hs
won the Maumee 2Oj trot. the feature
cc the grand circuit card here To-Day
by nusing out Media the tavoT'ie III inc
last two heats.
In the first heat Media overlook the
field at the quarter pest after 'ad
start and pulled AVA for a length WIN
in head Of Kilowath ard colorado.
Peter roley broke badly atthe S'rc'ch
and finished a poor fourth.
Media ,rotted a great race N IN" ma
heat after getting away fnllH ror'h
lengths behind the others Al IN" nag
Peter Coley won by Il nose from the
fast stepping favoritc. but Media went
tho fastest mile of IN" wear. separately
timed, completing the circuit IN ~ e
The little mare mad" tho last hah III
50 seconds. the fast half OF the year.
In the final heat driver Fleming hein
Media for a stretch finish but the mar"
was unable 10 overtak" the Flnd'aE
CcldinE and finished second.
Four heats were necessary 20 decide
the 2:l0 pace which was Won NY Par
kerry.
"Pop" Geers won his first race AT
Fort Milan! and the End Of the season
when he piloted Noble ArGot 10 Vie
tory I'm tho second heat in the Turkey
foot. III trnr In the nd heat Nome
ArCot raid s66.6O on Il ;" ticket Inc
GA ,rot went four heats before il was
finally won by Hollywood H!do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
BATHING SUITS
ARE STER|L|zED
PALE GROUNDS POOL ArTANDANTS
WASH EACH ONE n soA1Dno
WATER AHD cHo1mE or LINE
ArrHR BEING USED.
Take Full Precautions to Prevent Any
Danger Of Infection By wsSranS
suite Rented There.

In Wednesday mornings 1ntelligeneef
appeared an article from the stale
health department condemning the rent.
cd bathing suit as unsanitary and
source of infection.
While everything stated IN this, ar.
ticle was no doubt true as .Senerai
proposition. yet there seems 10 be no
doubt that II rented bathing suits nfs
sterilized after being used each time.
they can be rendered perfectly safe.
The IntelIigencer IS Informed BY Scr-
rotary Bert Swartz Of the State FAIR
Association. that each bathing suit
rented at the State Fair grounds pool.
Is washed in scaldlng hot water ana
chloride Of lime after being used ana
before being rented again. He adds that
the idea thai rented suits ERE passed
along from .'her to bather without
awning l.. done to overcome tho
danger Of ion Is ridiculous.
Obviously pool at which such pre-
cautions are AIKEN ~ /. vastly stffer-
mt propoeiiion from one AT which they
are not, With such thorough ster.liza-
ton there can he 10 danger to those
who rent suits At the swimming pool
on the fair grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
CHARLESTON SUES GAS
COMPANY FOR MAIN
srecia, Dispatch to The 1ntelngcncer.

snecial Dispatch to The 1ntelngcncer.
Charleston. W. Va. July lS.-Auegea
refusal OF the United Fuel Gas company
10 install gas main on Lewis street
between Rufrner avenue and Ihomp
son street was the subject or a iormai
romplairt filed today with the puohc
service commission by the-ctty OF Char-
lesion.
The complaint rccited that the section
~ the city involved Is rapidly growing
and that II is soon to be permanently
nayed The gas company was gwen
Ten DAYS to satisfy the complaint or ME
WRITTEN answer with the commission.
The complainant submitted that tne
following resolution had been adopted
bv the city council under date or June
10 1922: w., c.,
Resolved. that the United Fuel Gas
connany be required 10 lay good ana
sufficient gas main in Lewis street
from Rurtner avenue 10 Thompson
street, a, once. and provide the paving
Of said street
Resolved further that the CITY
manager and city solicitor be authorized
70 proceed before the public service
commission or otherwise 10 request the
LAYING OF such main. IN case the SAID
comrany fails or refuses to do 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
WOMEN'S CLUBS HAVE
BITTER FIGHT OVER
THEIR MAGAZINE

Chattanooga. Tenn, July IA F"a,
old fashioned political fight deNelope"
on the floor 81 the National conNeh-
ton OF the business and professional
womeu'S clubs this afternoon when Mrs.
Elizabeth Sears Of New York. chairman
~ the publicity committee and cd't"'
Of tho National Magazine. reSeI TED viz
nrously the proposals Of Mrs. W. W.
Wheeler &C I'iurin~att that cincinnati
could get out q better magazine than
m, one assured NOW she sdi" II N"HI"
hn INST as good IN cN"rN Way AZ me
one being issued. Z or$30O as against
Ra expenditure" over $4,000, the present
cost. by Mrs. Sears.
Mrs Sears was 80 violent IN her De
runciation that she threw the conNen-
lion into 4 turmoil and for while II
really seemed that there was going ="
no a personal fight. bu; finally the mat
Ter was settled by referring the whoIe
uuestiun % the publicity committed
Mrs Sears early in he day issued
a circular in imitation Of magazine
with the question DO YOU want th'S
sorr ~ looking magazine They
wore generally distributed on the fio"F
"a the delegates. Mrs. Sears SAID tha'
= tho convention wanted cheap look
Ing maSazine Il would have to secur"
chAap editor. The budget or S@''i''
was adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
URGES NEGRO QUESTION
Be LEFT TO SOUTH

Washington. July 13-Urging that
Tho neRro question be left for the south
10 solve. Senator Harris Democrat.
Georgia, speaking today In the senate.
attacked Senator Calder, Republican,
New York. for placing in the congress
sional record an article from New
York newspaper about lynch!ng N
Georgia. Senator Harris charged that
Senator Calder had acted Tor politicai
purpose. In an effort 10 get negro votes
IN his state.
There Is more lawi"ssness IN New
York City in one week than there - IL
Georgia In one year declared Senator
Harris. reading accounts OF crimes from
several New York da!lies. Even IN
the day time there is danger in certain
SECTIONS Of that city"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
chionro rraIns Annuucd.

Ealtlmore. July l3.-DecTarlNK X UNI
able 10 get assurances Of protection 10
the lives Of employees and property o.
the company at Garrett. Ind. and VIII
lard. ohio. Important points on the Chi
cago division Of the road affected BY the
shipments strike. IN" Baltimore Ohio
railroad Nhay announced a temporary
curtatlment of its passenger service
Through the territory affected by these
conditions" ~
Trains No Is and is. now operating
between Baltimore and Chicago. Will he
d discontinued between Pittsburgh and
Chicago.
Trains Nos ! and IN will he d!scon-
tinued between Washington and Chi
caRo.
Trains Nos b and ~ will Re disoon
,inued between Garrett and Chicago.
Wheeling Trains OFF.
Trains Nos IS and IS. operating DO
tween Wheeling and Chicago. Will he
discontinued between those points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
TOOK 4 CHANCE AND
GOT AWAY WITH IT
Negro Jumped Ont or Second Story
window and Escaped Prohioi-
ton Officers.

A chance - the only thing that saved
A colored fellow from being confined be-
hind the bars Of the county Jail last
night II all happened when Special
Prohibition Enforcement Officer WI
liam Gutman and Deputy State prohibit
ton Officer J. r. Clayton visited III
Main street where they found gallon
Of moonshine. A Colored man a. the
house jumped out the second story
window and escaped.
4 visit was also made ny the two
officers to tho Pastim" place At ~
sixteenth street where samples Of a.
legged beer was taken. Samples OF al
legged beer were also taken at No. 81
Twenty siXth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

Senator la Toilette IL busy these
DAYS laying n" ground work for his
committees investigation Of the gaso-
line business II Will be thorough AMI
scientific, Millions % motor owners are
watching his preparations sympath"-
rically. There arc l0ts or things about
the gasoline business that they can't
understand. chief among which is keep
Ing up the price. Then there 10 os-
couragpment If production by refusing
q buy oil offered. Also fact like this
,nuses wonder. gasoline can be brought
her today for Is cents. and II costs
10 10 cents nors At CTarkshurE AMI
other West Virginia points whore II 1s
manufactured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
OFFICER CHASES MAN
into ALLEY-ARRESTED
Gutman Brings Blackjack Into Play
Play When Leo Rogocvsfy
Tried TO Escape

Considerable excitement was created
last night when Special Froh !bition
Ofacer William Gutman and Deputy
State Prohibition Officer J. +. Clayton
ra!ded 2504 Market street.
According TO the ra!d!ng officers. one
quart OF moonsh!ne liquor was found.
and Leo Rogocvsky. the alleged owner
ran from the place with Officer Gutman
after him. Officer Gutman fnaSy over
took the man In an alley after he sue
ceeded In throwing n quar-; OF liquor In
his hands to the ground and destroy
ing g.
Rogocvsky. & IS alleged. had two
stills hidden on View street Rome time
a8o when the officers ra!ded shis place.
At that time he escaped. Some time
arterward. the officers haided his place
and found a still IN the attic. last
night was the third time he was visited
and Il proved q charm TO him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
Secure 30 Shopmen
raHo on Pittsburgh Trains

Pittsburgh. July l3.-Baltimorc and
Ohio railroad oTiccrs here today said
tina, m passenger trains Numbers =
and IS. Pittsburgh to Wheeling. were
ordered annulled SO that additional
freight could he handled and TO con
serve power and fuel" They added
tina, the trains had been hauling only
a slight number Of passengers and that
other trains would take care or the
traffic. Gains were reported at tho
Renwood shoos here and AZ Conne'ls-
willie, Pennsylvania. where 500 strikers
were paid of today.
Reports from the Pennsylvania sHS-
tenn noted gain ~ zoo new employees N
rho central region, with train service
normal"
At union headquarters is was an
nounced that we have nothing TO re
port"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
DR. KELLY MOVES
Largo Class Of Candidates to BE Given
Work Next Thursday
Evening.

A number oc candidates for member
ship to the Toilet waite club were pre-
sent at the rythiam Castle. twenty =
seventh and chaplin" streets. last even
Ing al the meeting OF Rack irih'" IooEe
No 10. knights Of l'EthiaS' hi the ih'''" ,
,ion OF these candidates was postponed
until next Thursday evening.
Nothing Of Importance was taken up
:, the meeting OF the Black Prince lodge
last evening and the meeting was very
short. A big rally Will be held al III"
t.ythian Castle next Thursday and a
large class will BE initiated into tho
Toilet Water Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
COURT OF HONOR
BOY Scout Honor Court VIII Meot at
Damp Agairtng This
Evening.

The members OF the Boy Scout Court
of Honor will motor TO the scout camp,
on Big Wheeling creek. this evening, Tor
their regular meeting. I'm added at
traction TO this evenings meeting Will
be the delicious camp supper 10 De
served al o'clock.
Following the supper. all scouts wish
ing 10 take the tests for the merit
ba dyes will be given an opportunity
Anon, twelve scouts at camp have sisni-
fled their intentions Of taking these
tests this evening Merit badges VIII
also be awarded those who have passed
the tests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
TO BEECH BOTTOM

The Link A. C. will Journey 70
Beech Bottom Sunday afternoon.
whore II will meet the fast Whitaker.
Glessner club OF that city. Both teams
have been playing good ball. and as
both are evenly matched in strength
a hard game may be expected. While
ssYeral new faces will be seen in the
Links lineup. II Is expected that
Rayhl, weings and Geottle will form
the battery for the club:
The team has several open dates
and would like 70 arrange games with
the best teams in the valley. To ar
range games call Wheeling 2IoS.W or
write 4I3S Wood street. Wheeling.
W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
BIG -FOUR RESTORES
VACATION AND LEAVE

Cincinnati. July lS.-OfAcials IF III"
Big -Four railroad announced here late
today that sick leaves and vacations
nf railroad clerks on THAT road would
he restored In keeping with the policy
announced by the New York Contra
limos Yesterday following a conference
with tn" representatives Of III" clerks
on the, New York Central railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
On Grafton Division

Clarksburg. W. Va. July l3.-Three
Baltimore & Ohio local passenger trains
have been suspended after their runs
today. t; was announced a. offices OF the
road here They were No. 50. Local
operating between Cumberland. Md. and
Grafton: No. So. local carrying chair
coach between Grafton and Wheeling.
and No So. a local carrying chair
coach between Wheeling and Grafton.
One freight train day has been elm
mated on rho Short Line division DC
tween Clark ehurg and New MarunSV;lIs.
starting Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
F RECKLES
Don't lido Thorn With Veil; Remove
Them With othtne--Doublo
Strength

This preparation for the treatment Of
freckIes IS usually 20 succe ssful in re-
moving treckles and giving clear,
beautiful complexion. that 1t IL SOLD
under guarantee 10 refund the money
II II fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce OF Othine and re-
move them Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
proyement, some OF the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely
Be sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine: II Is this that
is sold on the money back Guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
FINE PATENT BY
ADQLPH BECKER
rntelNgencer NachriSt InventB Device
TO Save wenr on Brass Matrices
on Linotype Machines.

Wheeling newspaper circles nave
rival OF Thomas \. Edison in the person
nt Mr. Adolph BECKER, machtnist on Inc
Intelligencer. Mr.. Becker has just re-
reived n patent for an attachment 20
save wear and tear on the matrices ~
linotype machines. It IS estimated tha'
his patent will make these matrices.
which are manufactured o: brass. and
rather expensive. last from 80 10 - per
cent longer than at present
Mr. Rockers patent eliminates mo
combination on the distributor box bar
md elevator bar. II can he applied to
all linotype machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
FUNERAL TODAY FOR
MURDERED NEGRO
John oordan, rrAadelphla Negro VIII
BE Buried TaiS Afternoon.

Funeral services for John Gordan.
rolored, who was shot by his wife Mon
day night At their home in Philadelphia
and who died the following day At tho
North Wheeling hospital. will be held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
Order Brothers undertaking Tarlors In
Elm Grove and nterment will be in
Stone Church cemetery.
The colored lodge OF Kn'Ehts OF
Pythias will he in charge OF the fun
eral while members Of Local No. %
the United Mine Workers. will attend
In a body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
TWO SPEEDERS
Three Disorderlte and Two DRUMS
Mako Up the Rest OF
Police Docket.

or the seven arrests made b. the po-
lice last night mp to midnieht. two were
Epeeders. All Will face Judge J"hn ,.
RITZ in police court this morning.
Albert Stag and James PreVert were
the two automobile drivers arrested.
Motorcycle Policeman McEwan arrested
both drivers. Both were compelled 10
put up 500 bond for their appearance
in police court this morning.
J.. D. King and John fc'xe were ar
rested by Policeman O'kcCfc on 4 dis
orderly charge J. W McCrady was ar
rested by Policeman RaGas" on drunk
charge John McMullen wa. arrested
~ Policeman Charles johnson on a
drunk charge and Policeman Rice al
rested j. E. Targer on disordtrly
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

Any girl or woman
can have a beautiful.
rosy w Mite COM
pleXion and clear.
smooth. unwrinklcd
skin like mine II
she will follow my
advice and use Der
wlllo In combination
with Liska cold
cream. Both are
simple but very e.
rectivc toilet prep
arations. 7 use Der
willo for the instant
beauty it imparts
and Lislia cold cream
to cleanse the skin.
and make il soft and
smooth. "
Il Is easy 10 apply,
absolutely harmless.
and has 4 marvel
Gus effect upon the
skin. One applica-
ton proves II. Try
this combination to-
day on your face.
neck hands and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
City Briefs

William Clark was fined s. and costs
Yesterday by Police Judge John 5. RITZ.
when his mother appeared against MN
and testified that he was disord"rIy.
Chief Of Police Fred " Frazier again
Instructed members Of the police force
that the us" OF Cut-outs on aut"mohilcs
must hc discontinued and in<tru"tcd the
notice 10 arrest every driver who v'n-
lates the traffic ordinance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

At the Capitol restaurants the new.
lust arrived today that another rood
foundry proprietor was trying |" "rrH'
into congress IT created such excite
rnent that service was badly disarrans'
I'd. Dan. the Demon Dish Dealer IN
the House ord. spilled the spinach. ne
was that nervous over it. MISS Al"
Robinson was the first servely yourselr
magnatc to arrive in congress- sunny
side M. and now Fillmore club 81 Clarks-
burg. has announced that he has star'''
on his way headed In this direction.
Mr.. Cluhb IL now in the brokerage nnS'-
ness but he was formerly engaged ~
Tho restaurant Industry News OF him
which was received ~ the Canitol r"S'
taurants today was 10 tho effect that
he 70 the originator ~ the C!Lbh st"ak.
II that claim IL persisted IN. there -
certain party here from ClarkshurG WI"
mako the counter claim that h" or'Ei-
mated the Reed bird, which Is another
epicurean delight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
TAKE OFF SIX
LOCAL TRAINS
B. & O. Annulments Sharply
Curtail Wheeling Passenger
Service.

As result Of tho rail shop strike.
Baltimore and Ohio officials issued an
order Yesterday isconttRuing three
out-trains and three in-tra'ns on their
local lines each day. The outgoing
trains No. IS leaving this city At lO;So
A. m FOR Pittsburgh; No. So, leaving
Wheeling at 1915 for Grafton and train
No. 81. leaving Wheeling at SIS Tor
Columbus. have been discontinued. while
the following incoming trains have oeeh
annulled. No. IS. arriving In this CITY
city 1855 y. m. from Pittsburgh, No 90,
arriving at the local station at p. M.
from Grafton and No. So arriving In this
city at 9:25 p. NJ. from Columbus.
No. 81 operating between Cumberland.
Md. and Grafton from the ClarksburG
division while one freight train day
has been eliminated on the Short Line
division between ClarksburS and Ne"
Martinsvills beginning today. fIgh'
passenger trains running in and out al
Cincinnati. O. We're taken on NedncN-
day night. six on the Raltimor" anh
Ohio railroad and two on tho CINCINNATI
indianapolis and Western road rnnhlhE
between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Two r. & o trains between cincinnati!
and New York. two between 'incinha''
and st. Louis and two from Cincinnati
to DAYTON, .. and return make up inc
six on the Queen City division,
1t is also reported tina; trains No. j."
and 10 running between Baltimore ana
Chicago will be discontinued between
Pittsburgh and Chicago: that trains No.
and J" between Washington ana nj
cago and Nos. 81 and IS between Gar
rett and Chicago will be discontinued
REPORTS from the Pennsylvania system
are 10 the etrec; that the train service
in the central region is normal ana
gain OF 200 new employees Is noted.
Secure 80 Shopmen
j. NJ Scott superintendent .! inc
Baltimore and Ohio railroad IN West
Virginia. stated last evening that trains
Nos IS, 56. 81. -. 81 and G. have been
annulled on the local division but ihai
he has received no official notice OF the
removal OF any chicago trains, Mr..
Scott also reported last night that 81
new men were secured Yesterday and
will go 10 work Immediately in the local
shops.
Postmaster W. W. Irwin said last
evening that ;he local mails would not
be affected seriously by the d!scoAt'nu-
ance OF The IRA ma yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

There are not many acres = govern
rnent forest lands lying In west VIZ
ginia. but !; WAS announced today al
The Bureau OF Roads that 20 miles II
rev roads Will ne constructed IN th1.
part Of the reservation situated WITHIN
the states boundaries. II VIII cost
s4,e0I. There will be minor roads or
trails. when completed. Forest ROADS i"
cost $4,000. QUO have been planned our
mis- money is provide" by an extra
appropriat ton for that particular pu'-
pose II does not come OUT or the 'eS
ular federal aid 10 roads 1und'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

arms. and you will be delightfully."- sur
nrised. Derwillo comes in three shades:
flesh. white and brunette. For sale AT
the ,ole, counters Of all department
stores and druggists. including H. y.
Baer, Hoge-Davis and Griest So'--Ao'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

The special grand jury probing INC
war crafts has had UP the sale or tNe
old Hickory powe" plant near NaSh-
vile. Tenn. II is rumored OUTSIDE I'VE
-ecre. chamber OF the grand jury thft
Two saIe OF the government powder plant
NzzIe at Nitro. ". Va. is on the pro-
gram Of the prOtere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14

The attraction Of the sun being q
times that of the earth. 2OO-pound ma
would weigh about 5000 pounds there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
Dorothy DaIton's
Beauty Chat

los ANaELHs, .cAL.-Miss Dorothy
Dalton. the actress famous the world
over FOR her beautiful complexion. says:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at tne Fation's
Capita
Nv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Washington, .. d. July I3.-W MIC
ali the rest OF his West virginia CO.,
leagues are beating tho ouShes w,
votes in the primary, ConsTesAaA' II
stuart +. Reed is off today with a
party Of Hello Rill" Senator'S AMI
REPRESENTATIVES, 10 Atlantic city 10 at
tend the big annual roundup OF the
great American herd OF Elks. Iherc
hre 81 Of them IN the senate and 4'S
in the house