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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
PLAN WILL BE-.
SUBMITTEDON.
WALKQUT SOON
Separate Wage Agreements
by Harrington May 30
Attempted.
NO DETAILS GWEN
Federal Control of Mines Not
Considered in Hardlngs
mo De 7 AlLS GIVEN

WASHINGTON, April 25.Tae
government is working on a plan
looking to ending Of the coal strike
which it will submit soon to both
operators aud union leaders, e va
said today at the White House. De
tails Of the plan were not dlscics.
ed, but II was said that It does not
include federal supervision Of tie
coal industry.
The plan which now Is receiy-
ing the attention Of Presfdant
Harding and his advisors was said
to contemplate a permanent solts
tion IL possible, Of the basic prob
lens Of the industry. Presentation
OF the plan, It was Indicated,
would be made when a, favorable
opportunity presented itself.
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N00RAINS MADE
! |NPRODUCT|ON
OF Mines HERE
Attempts to Start Mines on
4 Non-Union Basis Fail
on Monday.
e9WoRKIN G TODAY
iniop official Confident of
Miners Remaining on
Strike.
- WOR KIN G TODAY

Tonnage reports show that the
tempt made by q number Of
1all mines to work on the nom
Hon basis met with no success
1tday. a total Of 169 cars Of
bat were loaded, or IA cars less
han Saturday. Mondays tonnage
- just three cars more than last
fIday'sibut a gain OF 81 cars was
lsoted over the production OF Mon
day oflast week.
Tthe fact that a7 mines or 2f
more than Saturday sought to
work left the general impression
khat the tonnage would go even
hlgtler than last Saturday, but in
stead u fell below 1t. 1t is ap-
|pafepta that the mines that are at
kemptit1g to work are small ones
jlnd the aggregate hardly means
more than three or four large
)slants run at full TIT, II that
liiany.
ON the Charleston Division, r.
4 o. where ten additional mines
started yesterday, only 10 cars
nore were loaded than Saturday,
or an increase of a car to the
lane. On the NJ. & K, where two
kore mines started. the produc-
ton dropped back four cars com
pared to Saturday. Along the
cumberland Division. B. & o.,
sherefou additional mines start
ID yesterday, the tonnage dropped
Back three cars compared to Sat
|us day The eight additional mines
iiat started on the Monongah Di-
! ltision, B. & o., failed TO swell
Production either, there being a
fopg OF two cars compared to Sat
Mondays loading.
Production on the various di-
isIons yesterday we're as follows:
n o.. Monongah, 90 cars;
1grleston IS cars MononEahela,
+ .cnts; Copnellsyille, Z cars;
h Continued on Rage Eighty
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
BRUCE is CLEARED
OF SERIOUS CHARGE

A warrant charging Genesee
Bruce, II year old East Side school
hoy, with dlsorderly conduct and
making improper advances toward
Miss Pearl Bartholow. 16.year.old
girl employed as a clerl1ain the Kel.
ly-Malcolm grocery. store in Nor.
gautown avenue was ,dismIssed4bv
Mayor ". W. Conaway. today when
the prosecuting witness failed to
prove her case. -
A largo number Of witnesses
were summoned TO testify in the
case aud the taking OF testimony
was not concluded until 1880
o'clock, The evidence showed that
Miss Bartholow was inclined to
joke with the boys who loafed in
the store and that Bruce had not
done or said anything improper 10
Miss Bartholow. -
This was the only case on the
docket for trial today as the police
failed to make any arrests owe,
the night,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
CHAPMAN NOMINATED.

HUNTINGTON, April 25.-with
only a few precincts missing in
yesterdays election. returns today
indicated that Floyd NJ. Chapman,
Republican and C. W. Campbell,
Democrat. had been selected to
head their respective tickets as
nayoralty candidates at the com.
ing election. Chapman is a state
senator and Campbell is the pres.
ont mayor.
John l.. Whitten was the oppon.
ent OF Chapman on the Republican
ticket and Grayson Thorton. a'to.
bacco broker, opposed Mayor
Campbell.
Firty-five precincts out Of fifty.
three gave Chapman 1870: John
l.. Whitteu 2,413; Campbell 1856;
Thorton 1926.
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SUPREME COURT HANDS
DOWN DECISIONS TODAY

CHARLESTON. April 25.-Dec'.
sions handed down by the supreme
court today included:
Ernest Mccoy vs.. Arch Price
Calhoun; judgment reversed; yer
dict OF jury set aside and new trial
awarded.
The Manufacturers Light and
Heat Co. VS.. Alvy U. Lemasters,
Tyler, decree reversed and case
remanded.
Wood Taylor vs.. w. N. Fields,
Roane; reversed; judgment enter
ed for dependant.
W. ]. Palmer vs.. John N, New
man. Wetzel: decree reversed and
bill dismissed.
Louis A. McLain VS.. Anna MAY
McLain certified from Ohio Coun
ty: ruling Of circuit court reversed
and demurrer to amend bill sus'
tanned.
G. B. Simmons vs.. Minnie B. Sim.
mons. Roane, judgment reversed !:
findings OF court set aside and
Judgment entered for plaintiff in
the sum OF $633.0s.
F. R. Parriott vs. Edgewood Coal
Co., Marshall; decree reversed in
part and affirmed in part.
R. r. Kitchen vs.. local union No.
141, International Brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers, certified from
Ohio County; rulings Of circuit
conrt in over ruling the several de
murrers to hill sustained.
Bud C. Smith VS.. United Fuel
Gas Co., Roane; Judgment af,
firned.
Commonwealth vs.. William Rich.
ards, Richie: demurrer to peti.
tion sustained; application for ap.
peal refused. - = - y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
HELD on DOPE cHARGE.

Tonzie Mckenzie, negro propric-
tor OF an alleged dlsorderly house
In Water street, and Bertha Kirk,
an inmate Of said house, were
held for the action OF the federal
court grand jury at Wheeling be-
ginning May 2 by United States
Commissioner ]. P. Kirby yester-
day afternoon. They are charged
with violating the Harrison Mar.
cotic law. Their bond was placed
at $4,000 each, and in default OF
furnishing the required bond they
were. -sentS back to jail. L. NJ.
Graves OF Glarksburg, narcotic in
spector for this district, made
complaint agaIns the couple.
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new SCHEDULE
ON B. & 0. TO
START SUNDAY
Train "a, Chief Eastern Night
Train, Leaves Here
Earlier.

Important changes will be made
in the new schedule which will be
effective on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad beginning Sunday morn. (.
ing at 1901 o'clock, Quite few
Of these affect Fairmont.
One OF the most important chang.
es Is train "A from Wheeling to New
York City, which now arrives at
9:44 p. m. and leaves at $3.50 p. m.
Hereafter It will arrive at 1926 n.
m. and leave ct $3.50 p. m. This Is
the train that the majority of bust.
ness men from this section take
for the east. Train SO. which ar.
rives at 6:5J a. m. from the east for
Wheeling and leaves here at Z a.
M. will hereafter leave at 7:05 a. m.
Train 81 from Clarksburg to
Pittsburgh, which now arrives at
1915 a. m. and leaves here at 1926
a.. m, will arrive here at 1925 a.
m. and leave at 12:45 a. m.
Train 69 from Clarksburg to Pitts.
burgh, which arrives at $3.50 a. m.
and leaves here at $40 o'clock.
will arrive at 6:45 a. m. and leave
at { a. m. There is sufficient time
allowed so that train SO for Wheel,
ing and train 50 can exchange pas.
sengers as heretofore.
Train 10 will arrive here from
Pittsburgh at $50 a. m. instead Of
9:25 a. m. and will leave here for
Clarkshurg at 1886 a. m. instead
of 9:45 a, m.
Train 81, which leaves for Nor.
gantown at 7:55 p. NJ. will be
changed TO 7:40 p. m. This train
only goes as far north as Morgan.
town.
Although the time OF No. 60 out
OF Fairmont is deferred Il will con.
tinue TO meet the No. connection
at Connellsville. According to re.
ports, the morning accommodation
train out OF Falrmont for Grafton
at 6:15 a. m. will connect with No.
Q for the, east. which Is to. be dt,
ferred. hut the Fairmont ticket Of.
flee has, not yet been apprised OF
detailed changes.
The schedule Of B. &. O. trains
out Of Fairmont on the now sched,
ule Will be as follows:
Enn fatLL.L.,..L - .I1-..fit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
Grant Memorial Service To
Be Held at 2 p. m. Saturday

Grant memorial day exercises
will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon in the County Court
room by the memorial committee
OF the Fred R. Heintzelman post,
No. II American Legion, the
Grant day committee OF the G. A,
r., the memorial committee Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the HeIntzel-
man post and other veteran organ
izations.
The following program will be
presented and all Americans and
aliens who should be naturalized
citizens have been invited to at
tend: -.
Community song ............ Audience
Grafton .... Judge E. M. Showalter
Music -....s.. Billy Sunday Quartet
Americanizatiou Speech ....
.................-.......H. II. Rose
Star Spangled Banner Audience
Pledge Of Allegiance ......Audience
This will be a combined cele-
bratien Of Grant memorial day
and AmericatlSsation day.
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CHARLES TOWN. April 25.-By
the Associated Press.)
on whether treason charges
against District President c. Fran,s
Keeney and twenty two others
were TO be tried was postponed to-
day when Judge ]. NJ. Woods or
dered a recess until this afternoon
before announcing his action Of the
defendants demorrer to the indict-
ment. =.
With legal technicaltttes and
long citations from leg |. .auth 0fftiss s
furnishing the only9activities at
present in the cases which are ex-
pected TO delve deep into the his
tory Of the 1921 "armed march, "
the band Of defendants and their
relatives and friends watched
every move with keen interest.
And while the numerous counsel
associated with the prosecution
voiced their confidence that the
court would find tbe treason in
dictment valid. some Of the miners
friends were sure the indictment
would be quashed. ~ think we
will be 'shet' OF this case and go
home right quick" the aged mother
Of one Of the defendants called to
friend as the crowd filed out OF
the court room.
I'm praying for It Are you
praying much, now. SAM" she
added, and smiled when bushes
and stamers choked off Sans ans
wer.
AS soon as court opened. arEu-
ment on the defense demurrer was
renewed A. NJ. Belcher, associat-
ed With the prosecuting attorney.
, citing more authorities which he
offered in addition to those he
presented yesterday. One was a
quotation from federal statutes of
fered to retute the defense claim
that federal cases cited by the
prosecution did not apply because
the section OF tho West Virginia
code dividing otfenses into felou-
les and misdeme&nors was not du-
plicated in United States laws.
One Of the main contentious Of the
defense was that the absence Of
the word "feloniously' makes the
Indictment faulty.
Hardly had Mr.. Belcher finished
when Harold w. Houston. leader
OF the array Of legal talent acting
for the United Mine Workers. was
on his feet to argue that the statute
quoted was recent one, passed
many years after the Fries tax re-
bellton. concerning which the fed
eral Indictment, cited yesterday
and subject OF today's argument,
was brought.
Judge Woods then declared he
was not ready to give his decision
on the demurrer and motion to
quash until he had studied some
other cases in West Virginia prac-
tice which were not available to
him last night. He requested coun.
sci for both sides to help him to
get these reports and then ad-
journed court until this afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
CLAIM INCREASE.

CHARLESTON, April 25.-Coa:
loading reports for Monday received
by the West Virginia Coal Asso.
citation today indicated an increase
OF 21,150 tons more than the ton.
mage for Saturday last.
The reports did not include the
tonnage OF the northern part Of the
state nor the Winding Gulf. The
remainder Of tho fields shipped
2l6.55O tons Monday.
Unconsined cars on the Norfolk
and Western Railway and on the
Chesapeake and Ohio. Railroad
numbered more than 1000 accord.
ing to the reports.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
HARRINGTON ACT, I

SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April S.
Negotiations of separate state wage
agreements by striking coal smfnefs'
in Kentucky And Tennessee was an
nounced today by Frank Fafrings
ton, Illinois president Of the United
Mine Workers.
Separate wage agreements by 10:
Gals in Illinois are iimminent he
added. In, Alabama, he said tl,s
state union otflSats have instruct
ed members. to continue At work
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
U. S. REsERvEssRlGHTs
ON RUSSIAN IWARsBEBTs

LONDON. April 25.-fBy The
Associated iPress.l Richard WASH
burn Child, American ambas sador
to Italy, has notified the Genoa
conference that the United statas
reserves ali its rights on the re-
payment Of war debts due rom
Russia, says a dispatch to the
Evening Standard from Genoa this
evening Those debts inciude pri-
vate bankers loans and advances
To The KeTensky government.
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Court Ordered Recess at Trial.
Of Miners to Consider
Demurrer.
ACTION UNEXPECTED
Decision Not Made Until sos
This Afternoon---Treason
Charge Held Valid.

CHARLES TOWN, April 25.-(By
The Associated Press.) : Judge
Woods today oyerruled the demur,
rer made by twenty-three defend.
ants to the Indictment charging
treason in acts they were alleged
to have committed during and be.
fore the march OF miners and 9th.
ers against Logan County non.unton
stronghold.
Judge Woods action. came at
3:05 this afternon after he had
spent last night and this morning
studying the many precedents
quoted by prosecution and do.
Tense during the argument and
other legal questions bearing on
the issue. He reviewed at length
both OF the major grounds present.
ed by the defense as reasons for
stating the indictment was faulty.
The defendants elected to be
tried separately.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
spEAN PLEADS GUILTY.

William Snean Of Parkers Run
entered a plea Of guilty to charge
OF violating the State Prohibition
Law when arraigned in Magistrate
NJ. R. Musgrove's court for trial to-
day. He was sentenced to serve
thirty days in the county jail and
on the roads and pay fine OF 500
and costs. He entered Jail and
started serving his time today.
Spean was arrested April IL. but
was released on bond for his ap.
pearance for trial today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
ANTHRACITE. OPERATORS i
FAIL TO, AGREE TODAY

NEW YORK, April 25.-Failure
OF anthracite operators to agree on
a program OF waGe.,reduction de.
mands today resulted in a tempo.
rary suspension OF conferences ot
the joint subcommittee on wage
contract negotiations seeking to
end the coal strike. No date was
sot for the next meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
GAMES pOsTPONED

Big league games postponed
today owing to rain include the
following National League con-
tests: Pittsburgh and Chicago
at Chicago; Cincinnati and st,
Louis at Cincinnati.
The American League game be-
tween Chicago and Cleveland at
Cleveland was also postponed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
100000 BID FOR
STATE CAPITOL SITE

|ScHARLEsToN, April 25.-A bid
| 81 ,S01 900 was the highest re.
lived for the old capitol site to-
81 by the capitol building COM
tission. 1t was submitted by A.
Alexander, Of Charleston. who
was understood. was acting for
saac T. Mann, of Bramwell, and r.
I Slaughter, Of Charleston. A
heck for $500 sigued by Mr..
lam was deposited with the bid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25

Train No. "a arriving hore at s:15
a. m. originates at Morgantown.
Train No. G3 leaving here at 7:40
p. m. goes only to Morgantown.
Train No 6S connects with No, I
for Cincinnati and St. Louis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-25
THE WEATHER

Rfehsbsy stioWes tsiiahs and
y essssaasi warner tonish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

Tho sensation IN the drug trade Is As
piruual the QuIck acting cold ana cough
TcIeyer, HulhUrItauvc!y guaranteed by
the lubOratuIIcS, tested. approx ed and
most Enthusiastically endorsed BY the
hirurst authorities. ana proclaimed by
the common people as Ten times as quick
and effective a. whiSkcS, rock ana rye
or any other cold remedy the5 nave ever
tried
All drug stores are now supplied with
The wunucrtTi new el!Air, 80 siep INTO
me nearest dug store, hand the CLERK
hylf a dollar tor 4 bottle or ASpiroRal
and tell him 70 serve You 'wn teaspoon
luls with your watch IN your hand.
AK. the drank az one swallow and Call
Tor YOUR uuury back In w" minutes II
Won cannot feel rctiei coming within the
limo limit DON'T be hashfUl, for all
druggists Invite you and expect you TO
~ II. Evrryhplys doing II.
Take the remainder OF the bottle home
tn YOUR wife and babies tor ASplrUnal IL
nv fur the safest and most ctfcCtIVe,itne
easiest TO take and the most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for Infants and
children. ~ we'll AS tor adults.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

yigitors in lushing on Saturday evening.
John II. Hayes. of south Of town. was
a yIsitor on" day the first Of The wees
a. the home OF Mrs. Hayes i,.-cu:s. M.
and Mr. ! {. BOSS of ucar Flush ng
They yvrr- a~,unlr:tnir9 nome Ivy Mr.,
Tfayrs wife ana lltrl, daughter. Mada-
N who had been visiting with her par
ru,s and other relatives for several
,a,.
vi ,,o,,,o.,, 5,.,,..,r,.r, rc,,,,cd =
&c.,. sr,,,,,;.,.
.".H .,'' va ;.I ,.,,,r Wrs
l. "'.S ,.'i,,.: ,,r.,., -. ,,',s
H,''.'s'' 49, 49, 20 49, .h -.
''I'i Two M'''' l,' ~ Nv. ''.'
h'r >'H.', ~ = ''''' ~ wy N'''''..' . go
"'"e " '''' ''"''
Mr.. aud Mrs.. John '"!"w'N sr"ni
Thursday with the !att":'$ ..."'.cr. NJ
%ud Ms. Wilhur Henderson, l.: :,
.CiairSvili" ONO.
q 4 Caldwell attended @, ,,,r,i... u.
-, TT .s,l,,J Trynsl,ir H,.rl rr Fd-..a.
,3or rord IN St rlajrsyiu. IN MONDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

land IN Goshen Township. Considera
ton 5000.
j. f. Eut,cr. deceased TO J. w. Rut
ter. -; al. Affidavit Of transfer OF traC
uf land IN this village OF Barncsville.
John W Walters and Mabel Walter
to lItnry Jun'S ana Olive Jones. Trac
Of land n Warren Township. Consider
, aii"n s:.n".
rl"rcuc" y GARY and Joseph +. Car
:, pa.-y Hughes Colts. Tract of lan
in The. city % Martins Ferry. Consider
alton $1,000.
q. y. Wheaton and Ethel l.. Whcato'
TO Margaret 4. Trimmer. Tract of laW
I'm BasnrSvile Consideration 800.
+ c. V. Po-;eriie!d et al 20 Larayetu
Thomas Undivided four-ffths interss
in tract of land Ia Richland Township
Consideration 800.
Emil Nuah and Emile Noak to Mar:
puacar and Anton ponCar. Tract -.
llrd in Pc:rSc Township Considerable,
solomon.
.iuhn Iorjancic and AntoniJo koc1an
r:c to Antonio Drohnich. Tract OF IAN:
in the Hamlet Of Boydsvillc. Consider
Axiom s20o.Vo.
) Waii,cr t. FrizZcli w. John 7. Gala
CHER. ~ al. Action for partition an
equitable relief. Attorney fleiniein
lynch X James represent the plaintih.
. RcSSir Travis ". Charles Y. Travis
B Action for divorce on the grounds -! "N
trrm,, cruelty. Attorney G.. T.. Timber
lake represents the plaintiff.
In Court Yesterday
The case uf J. A. Lester w. Mike Az
aic and John AGnic consumed the whole
If Yesterday in Common Pleas Court nc
AZ n late hour last evening had not hccr
given I" the jury. The case Is an action
for money.
= st, Clairsville Briefs
! Attorney G. T.. T imbcrl:thc of EclIalrt
was = business caller here yesterday.
! Mayor Wyatt Of Rellaire was IN lowe
g Oh business yesterday.
w. W. Giffcn OF Guthrie. Okla. va:
! calling on ST ClalrsvIlle friends yestsrs
day.
Attorney II. w Mitchell WAS buai'
ness visitor in Barnesville Wednesday
! Attorney =. V. Waddell Of Heliairc
was in town on business yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

Hurry. It's your dUcy' Each day you
SCI a vile more hair falling out and yoii
are making TO effort to avoid badness.
VIVA; a pity. Falling hair means Your
hair IS weak. sick-poSsi6ly dandruT IS
stranglng i. or the hair root pores n
the scalp are not firm and tight. thus
wasting The ha!r-Srow.ns oils.
DanJarine almost instantly stops fall
ing hair Of men and women and cleans
every particle OF danGCur away. then the
hair takes IN new life. VtSor and
strength - Eroyr strong. thick. and long
Daude-iae - deI.ghttul-not sticky or
greaSy. Go to any drug store now and
&c; . bottle Use il. Have healthy,
reavy. beautiful hair and lots OF II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

Instant Relief. Don't stay stuffed
up. Quite blowing and snuf;ltrG! Take
"Pape.s Cold compound" every two
hours uu,'i :hrcc doses arc taken The
first DDS" opevs rIoEIed-up nostrNs
and air PASSAGES OF head; stops nose
running. releNcs headache. dizziness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

Probably there never was i'hered az
colorful football as tire sent
against Harvard tw" years 20. Inee-
fc,,ed for three years. thcs youngsters
from, Keu,uckv came Ea" and about
every heurt. East and W (, was with
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
BETTER THAN
WHISkEY FOR
BAD COLDS

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold or Cough Due to Cold
and Prevent Compica-
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

Dr Emile Cones Articles on Auto
Suggestion begin IN tho Intelligence,
Mcudny Dec J :. Read them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
MOyNDSVIlLE
kIWANIS NOMINATION
or OFFICERS TONIGHT
Annual Banquet TOR Nominations TO BE
Held In Hotel SPECIALIZATION
Takes Place Next week.

The N.waa.s club vi r"m.n''r o.
cars 1T 4 r:,e;iuS % he held N th~
Uo.c: Snydc- ds":us room starting a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
Many at Dinner
County Resident Dead
Might School Being Hold

The America Legion night school
started Monday evening N the h'Sh
school building. The second session witt
he held Friday nighy. Il has not W.
been decided on what nights to hold u"
weekly sessions The school Is -"
aliens who wish 70 gain better rLuta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if You Cannot Feel Re-
lief Coming Within Two
Minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Realty Deeds

Realty Deeds
william y. Cation and Hannah T..
Cation to William T. Gregg. Tract OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
For Stiff Joints

Pharmacists sny that when all other
>o-called remedies fNl Joint-Ease Will
succeed.
it, FOR joint ailments only--that Is
why YOU are advised 20 use II for sore,
painful. inflamcd, rheumatic Joints.
Joint Eaer limHcrs up the toints-tS
clean and stainless and quick results are
assured. sixty cents q tube at Griest
cur Rate store and druggists every
Where-hdN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07

The candidates for the High school
ha~hetba,, .Yam are ont every ev.n'ng
p-aci!rIus hard 20 make IN. team ana
Uu'on - expected 20 have IL GOOD eve
his v-.,r. The girls prdc.I"" every eve
yIug after school white the boys prac-
H." IN the evening after the d."""r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-07
hammock Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde CASSIDY and fa:Ti
Ny. If Alliance. ohio. spent from We'd
nes,lay evening un:il Saturday evening
with relatives in town.
Mrs. s.. Clair Caldwell ana twin
daugh.e rs. lois and Lena. I&d her sis
ter. Miss Sarah Lodge. were business