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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24

Gard of near Fairhaven, and Mrs. t.
E. Davis spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Joe Gard of Winchester, Ind. :.
1t is reported that a cigar factory Is
to be started here in the near future
in the old tobacco warehouse. :. /. Mrs.
w. NJ. Patton and daughter spent a
few days last week with her son, Roy
Patton and family of Springfield, O..
Miss Eta Tucker has returned
to her home here after few days
visit with relatives at Richmond, Ind.
CLARK'S STATION, Ohio.-W. H.
Stump threshed last Wednesday.
William Wilt and Clyde Teaford bought
some cattle last week. Quite num-
Der of people of this vicinity attended
the love feast at West Branch church
last Saturday night. Loren james
transacted business in New Madison
Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Broadstock of New Madison spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark.
-. Leroy Clark and son Roy were
visiting Sunday. =. Charles Ballinger
sold some baled straw last week.
George Coover and family of Green.
vile spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Petry. CLANCY Plyley and Mrs
Loren James and children shopped il
Greenville Saturday night.
MILTON, Ind.-Mr and Mrs. Wilbur
Elwell and daughter Marie went to
Indianapolis Wednesday, where Mrs
Elwell had a serious abdominal op
Grafton Friday at the Methodist hos
pital. Latest reports say she is in
fair condition. :. Mrs. Ernest Doty
Miss Marie Snyder, Miss Gussie Mil
Ter, Miss Abigail Hoshour, Miss Doro
thy McMahan, Miss Mary Connell
and Miss Ruth Mccormick attended
/ the state teachers association meet
4 ing at Indianapolis. :. Mr.. and Mrs
1 Earl Crawford and sons, Miss MARY
/ Caldwell, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell anC
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jones were at Ir
vington Saturday for the Butler Earl
| ham football game. -. Mrs. William
| Ohmit is having serious trouble will
an ulcer on the eyeball. -. "A grea
many Milton people attended the
Homecoming at the Bentonville Chris
! tian church Sunday. AT the afternoon
meeting short talks were made b!
I Rev. Mccormick, Earl Crawford ant
/ F. NJ. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dot!
sang In the Garden. Mrs Burks
sister of Mrs. Harry Doty. came Sat
urday from Washington to visit Mrs
Doty and other Milton friends !. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Beeson are enroute b,
motor to Florida, to spend the winter
They are going from Milton to Wash
ington and down the coast road.
John Posey Jones spent Sunday wit
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. TIL
League of Women Voters of Washing
ton township met Monday Afternoon
with Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson. Mrs
i Tweedy of Cambridge City was tn
speaker of the afternoon. .. Mr.. an,
Mrs. William Ohmit and daughte
Margaret and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
lison of Cambridge City were guest
at dinner Sunday of Mrs. Emma Bee
son. Howard Warren spent the weel
end with Indianapolis relatives
Mrs. Flora Voorhees,, Miss Katharin
Hoshour and brother Harry were re
cent guests of Indianapolis relatives
FAIRFIELD, Ind. - Jerry Hudso
and family entertained relatives fror
Dayton. Ohio, over the week end 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
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er the material you wish to dye is
wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak, spot, fade or run.-Ad
vertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24

Mrs. Harry Stewart and son Robert
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Swift. Miss Ber-
tina Carey was a delegate from the
Pythian Sisters lodge to the state con-
yention at Indianapolis last week. -.
0. H. Logan of Brookville, William
Howard, Jr. and family Misses Rose
and Jennie Meharry spent Sunday re
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Masters,
north of Liberty Mrs. John Kelley
and Miss Blanche Cromwell ATTENDED
Eastern Star Chapter al Richmond last
Saturday evening Charles Graham
and family of Kokomo spent the past
week with John McMahan and family
The men were friends while in train
ing at Camp Lee, Va Frank Whit
ney of Blooming Grove spent several
days here last week with his concrete
mixer, putting in the foundation for
George Jink's large dairy barn. =. A
number of relatives and friends at
tended the birthday dinner given By
Miss Blanch Cromwell in honor of her
fathers 86th birthday. A pitch-in din
ner was served at the park at the noon
hour. Music and visiting was enjoyed
during the afternoon and all departed
wishing Mr.. Cromwell many more
happy birthdays. :. Miss Anna Louder
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Young at Buena Vista, Ind.
$3.50. George Groce attended K of P.
lodge at Indianapolis last week M.
and Mrs. George E. Mullin and son,
James, spent Sunday with Horace
/ Ward and family, east of Fairfield last
/ Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lopez
/ of Peoria, and Mr.. and Mrs Douglas
/ Lopez of Kokomo, called on their
/ uncle, Allison Lopez, Wednesday -.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hanna, of Toledo,
Ohio, are spending their vacation with
/ relatives here. ..... Harry Cloud AMI
i family of LAUREL and Curt Jerman an
family CT Connersville, spent Sunday
/ with George Personette and family
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jinks and son
Roland were in Richmond on business
| Wednesday. -. H. B. Lopez and family
and Elmer Naylor of Brookville, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Allison
1 Lopez.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio - George
Printz is very i'll with chickenpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cohee spent Sun
day with Frank House and family
Mrs. Bartha Hill and children spent
the latter part of the week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banker
The new garage building is com
pleted and ready for the cement floor
and will soon be ready for work .
Carl Miller visited home folks ovel
: the week end. ;. Earl Maddox anC
. family spent Sunday with John Wat
and family. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Flora spent Sunday with Dave Cal
and family. H. W. Lybrook of Dixol
township is critically i'll. -. .Prebl,
county Pomona Grange will meet herr
: this coming Saturday and a larg,
crowd is expected. The annual Jack
: son high school halloween party vii
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FAIRFIELD, Ind. - Jerry Hudson
and family entertained relatives from
Dayton, Ohio, over the week end i.
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on the formers son, Carl and family,
Sunday afternoon.
WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio-Rev. Rot
rolf and family of Fort jefferson were
guests Sunday of Sam Wolfai and fam
lily. Miss Ida Plat called in the after
noon. Oval Chenoweth and family
were callers Sunday evening at Rich
mond. :. Mr. and Mrs w A. Cheno-
weth and daughter, Miss Idris, spent
Monday with Will Harrison and fam
lily of Union City Mrs. Sarah Rod
gers of Richmond is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Gran
vile McGriff and family. -. Thomas
Branson is improving slowly. Sew
eral of our citizens attended the ball
game at Palestine Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Wolf of Richmond spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Wolf A big masquer-
ade party will be held at the Grange
hall Friday evening. A supper will be
served beginning at o'clock. Every
body come masked. =. Misses Mildred
Huff of Spartansburg and Mary Will
liams spent Sunday evening with Miss
Roma Simpson. Elmer LantZ and
family and Herbert Reinhart and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Elizabeth Lantz and family.
BATH, Ind.-A number of relatives
and friends gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Muchmore Sunday
and gave Mrs. Muchmore a complete
surprise, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary At noon the table
was attractive with large cakes in
! the center, decorated with pink can
dies and a fine menu of a bountifu
supply of fried chicken, roast beef
candied sweet potatoes, salads, pickles
peaches and cake was served. Those
who enjoyed the event were: Mr. anC
Mrs Morton Swafford, Mr. and Mrs
Morris Swafford and son Max, Charlie;
Swafford and family. A. A. SwafforC
and family. Mr. and Mrs David Maze
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaseous Snowden. Mer
II Stout, Mrs Carrie Toler, c. c. Much
more and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
Ed JACKSON APPOINTED
TO NEAR EAST COMMITTEE

Indianapolis. Oct. 24.-Ed Jackson.
secretary of state. was appointed by
President Harding today to represent
Indiana on a special committee to d.
rect American relief in the near east.
Mr.. Jackson received word of the ap-
pointment in telegram from the
president
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
WEATHER CHANGES
- v

CAUSE SICKNESS
Extreme changes of wea Their during
Fall cause many colds and coughs. For
quick relief from throat. chest and
bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and
Group use Foley's Honey and Tar. Con-
tains no opiates-ingredie printed
on the wrapper. Largest selling cough
medicine in the world. "Foley's Honey
and Tar is the most pleasant and effic-
lent remedy for coughs and colds that
ever say" writes VIM. Jones, Ell Dara.
Illinois. A. G.. Luken Drug Co, 626-62S
Main Acknowledgement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
OSCAR r. SLOAN

EATON, Ohio, Oct 24.-Funeral AMI
burial of Oscar F. Sloan. So years old,
retired travelling salesman and harness
dealer, took place Monday afternoon
in Lewisburg, from the Lutheran
church, following his death Friday
night in his home in Lewisburg, where
he lived all his life. Surviving him is
his widow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
John C. ACTON

EATON, Ohio, Oct. 24.-Funeral ser.
vices for John c. Acton, Al years old.
meat market proprietor, who died Sun
day afternoon in his home here, after
a brief illness, will be conducted Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock n his
late home. Burial will be in Mound
Hill cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24
Called by Death
MISS GRACE MOORE

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 24-Fu-
neral services for Miss Grace Moore,
AZ years old. who died Monday in Day
ton, Will be held Wednesday morning
at 1920 o'clock at the home in Day
ton. Burial will be in the Greenville
cemetery Miss Moore had been a
resident of Greenville for many years
before going TO Dayton. She is sur
viyed by one brother, Arthur Moore,
former resident of Greenyille
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apolis, Ind. :. +. Abe Johns and wife
and Frank Johns, all of Eaton, called
on the formers son. Carl and family,
Sunday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
Feted at Colum bus

Columbus. O., july 6.--ORy the Asso-
ciated rr"ssD sD--President Harding. on
his way by automobile from Marion 70
Washington. stopped of here to-day 70
play golf and 10 attend banquet which
was held tonight IN his honor n" VII!
resume his Journey tomorrow morning.
Intending TO arrive at the White House
some time Saturday.
>Th" President loft Marion. wher" i"'
sp"nr 'wo days among relatives and Old
lime friends, this morning. but not uni
utter h" had dropped into the Marion
Star office for a last look at the plant
q rurrcr"ncc with Us editors and good
Uyc to- everyone - tho shop. y SmaW "
group "f friends was On hand At IN"
homo Of Mr. Hardin: : father to WAY" a
farewell As tho President and Mrs. Hard
irg started on their way.
Two members OF the presidential par
tN--';cncral Pershirg and Mr.. Dawes
,ofi II to-day, General Fcrshng TO max"
a quick mor"r trim back 10 WashinCi"r
MIR. D., w"s 10 20 ny rail 80 ChiraEo. At.
rorrov General I'auEh"rry. Who joined
tho President in Marion yesterday. ~
not return :" Washington with the auto
nruhrl" party. but will make tho trip by
train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
PRESIDENT AND HIS PARTY To
VISIT WHEELING AGAIN TO-DAY
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY WILL STOP
HERE PoR ONE HOUR ENRoUTh
BACK TO CAPITAL.
Return Trip Is Being Made BY Auto
Rumor Says Party Will Remain
Here over Night.

President and Mrs. Warren 9. Hard
ing will visit Wheeling for the sceonu
tine within a week, this afternoon. when
the President Will pass through the city
enroute back to Washington. n. g. after
spending two days in his home town,
Marion. 0.
The presidential Marty, which LEV
Marion Yesterday morning and spent
asst might in Columbus. is due 10 arrive
here about o'clock this afternoon. n
stop Of one hour will he made. and thew.
II is said. the party w!ll continue on TO
Uniontown. Fa. where II viii spend the
ugh: at the Summit House.
|, was rumored last night, that TTesi-
1cn, harding and his party would re-
main in this city over n sht. A call to
the hotels. however. failed 20 disclose
any reservations had hoen made.
Plans Of the Kivanls Club for meet
Ing the party and remaining with II un-
III leaving time have been abandoned
after a spccial meeting of the directors
Of the club held Yesterday afternoon
The crub members had appointed srs
ciaI committee 10 arrange Cor III" entire
club TO meet President Harding. but tho
committee reported "a the directors yes
terday afternoon that because or the
several engagements h. already has for
the day tHe plans would be dropped.
Where the presidential party will re-
main during tho short stay here was not
d disclosed last night. y squad ot secret
service men were preceding the party
however
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
HON. FRANK L. BOWMAN ON RECORD
AS SUPPORTER OF HON. 4. c. OGDEN

lect. OF intelligent judgment and OF
hish mental calibre. He is far-sigktd
in his views. progressive IN his Repub-
Hcanism and steadfast In his integrity,
Mr.. Ogden's entry into the political
arena comes al time when West VIZ
g,nia ir in dire reed OF representa- ton
a. Washington that viii compare favor
ably with the representation OF otmer
states. 1t comes 1T a time when West
VIRGINIA needs men in public office who
are purely representative OF West Nir-
cinia. and who have the ability and
stamina TO take the leadership in ;he
affairs o: the state. as well as prom
tnent position ia national affairs. Mr
ogden has all the qualifications OF
United States senator. and can repre-
sent West Virginia IN most creditab!e
nd honorable manner.
From recent observations. gained
from reports over the state, il would
seem that the people will flock 10 Mr.
Ocuen's standard anc will give him the
!.ypuhncan nomination by good ma
.nrifv. I am Elad 20 90 on record 7s
supporter Of Mr.. OGDEN. feeling that ms
..cmination and election Will be for The
lest Interests Of the citizenship or
N~st Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
BIC RESPONSE
To FREE STATE
CALL To ARMS
LONG LINES WAIT
TO ENTER SERVICE
Cordons Thrown Out While
Business Resumes In
Dublin.

Dublin. July f.--tEv The Associated
Tress)--Thcre was a great response to-
DAY 70 the provisional governments call
to arms and tn" WclInsron, Portobel' )
and R,cgal.~ EL.h barracks : we'll az
At the Ciiy hI!n ione nn"s STOOD Walt
inc 10 jc,u II, m.u are being *eGre-
gated into lh".r own areas
Besides members Of the volunteers
offering themselves. there we're large
u,mhers Of ordinary citizens for re-
rIuiimcnt in the volunteer forces. as
pre jr,,nary to transfer 10 the actual
service list. During the day great
crowds visited the scenes OF the hght-
ne but 4 Gordon waS drawn TO prevent
approach TO the buildings. only the
shells OF which are standing are IN dan
ger Of falling at any moment. FROM
rhc ruins from time 10 time an eAploS-
ion is heard. This caused by ammun;-
rior abandoned by the insurgents lhe
iiremcn's efforts prevented the hre from
destroying the SackEilie street c!up, ana
Tho Nelson pillar hu: some OF the ne"
buildings in the unburned part OF the
street hear many bullet marks. The
hanks rcopcned :cday and the stock eA'
,larce will open again on Monday.
i've stock for England will leave tonight
;,itn almost normal cargoes
There i still no definite news ot
cannon pcNaIera The Evening Tee
crsrh SAYS /, was rumored in Bray.
..jhurh Of Dublin last night. that DE
Valera has hcen wounded; credence
was given by the fact that Father
rom'nic. chaplain of the republican
guard. passed through the military
lines in Bray Tuesday night in motor
car flying tho ii"d Cross flag. Father
Dominic is reported 20 have visited De
Valera'S house at Grcystone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
SKYROCKET BLINDS
SM|THF|ELD YOUTH
gelated Fourth of July Celebration
Fractures Skull Of Francis
Tucker.

Steuhenville. Ohio. July 6-tSpec!al)
As a resul, Of belated Fourth OF
July celebration al Smlthfeld, O., last
night. Francis Tucker. aged 25 years
Of that place, IS IN the Ohio Valley
hospital with a fractured skull and
II he recovers faces the prospect Of
total blindness.
The accident occurred when sky
rocket which Tucker set off. exploded a
short distance from the ground. the
heavy stick that was hurled back. strtk-
,ng him on the side OF the head, break
ing the skull, while splinter was
driven into tho bail Of his left eye. 1t
will be several DAYS before the full
.xtant Of his injuries can be ascertain
ed but J, is feared that h. may lose
bis sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
The Call to Arms.

Dublin. JuIy 6.--(By The Associated
7-a.sl--S call to arms was issued to-
Iay hv the provisional Free State gov
srnrncrt in tho form Of a proclamation
opening the way for the enlistment or
those citizens who last week were de-
rlined by the government because II
vas confident OF the ability of the army
.inslc-handed 10 meet and defeat any
attack made upon It,.
The valor ard patriotism OF our ma
tional army has broken the conspiracy
20 override The will of a nation and
subject the people to a despotism based
on lsrigandage and ruthlessness, re
eardlcss Of the peoples rnallcnahle righ-
10 life, liberty and security the proc
lamat!on says.
Spontaneous and eager offers OF
nrny service made by citizens last week
were declined by the government be-
cause II was confident of the ability OF
the army single handed TO meet and de-
tend any attack made upon 1t IN the
way Of open warfare.
Events have shown. however. that
while the present active strength Of the
army has been sufficient to deal With
the present situation. there is posi-
b!l!tv Of continued sporadic action
which makes an increase In the army
establishment virtually necessary.
People Of Ireland. a wicked sanguln-
ary attempt has been made TO thWart
YOUR Will and thrust you back again into
the house Of bondage with your capa city
for self government diScredited before
the whole world.
Such attempts must be summar-
ily and drastically dealt with until the
person. home and property Of every law
respecting citizen Is rendered absolute
" secure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Morgantown, w. Va. July 6-(SpeciaD
Hon. Frank l.. Bowman Of MorGac'
town. in an Interview today. expressed
himself as being favorahly impressed
with the candidacy of Hon. II. e. Ogden
for the Republican nomination f.! the
utcd States senate.
Mr.. Bowman - one cf the most prom
nent attorneys in Northern West Var
Sinla and was frequently mentioned 10
prospective candidate for the Repuo-
liCar nomination TO congress from the
Second congressional district. le Is
former postmaster Of Norgantown and
IS a keen observer OF political condt-
tions. particularly with reference ~
Monongalia county
Mr.. OgdenS candidacy Is being re-
ceived with a great deal Of favor by
tho Republicans in MononGalia county"
said Mr.. Bowman. I'm my estimation.
Mr.. Ogden is probably the best qualified
man in the Republican party OF West
Virginia for the United States senate.
He has been for pumbsS Of years the
editor OF The Wheeling lrtelligcncar
ard the manager Of numerous other
which he owns. and Is well
versed IN All pubic questions and con
ditions. not only statewide. but matt, nal
as well He is man OF strong int,l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
President Appeals
For Party Harmony
Too Many Profess TO Be Re-
publicans Seek to Attract
Attention to Themselves,
Harding Tells Columbus
Audience Readjustment
Must Be For All.

Columbus. @. July 6.-Prestden,
Harding N an address here tonight
made a vigorous appeal for harmony in
the ranks Of the Republican party. Too
many who profess 10 be Republicans.
Ne declared. are attempting TO attract
attention to themselves instead Of
working for the good @; their party
and country
The pre$.dea: SAID he did not care
to be "solo;St" bl; added ihat some
one had 70 act as director. otherwise
there would be no harmony. He spoke
at an open IIr banquet which Ceie-
bra;ed the tlftieth anniversary OF the
Columbus Republican Glee club, OF
which ne tonight was made hte
member.
Pretacins his remarks with the OBJ
serNation that glee club never
would sing in harmony II the tenors
insisted on receiving special atten
tior because they were tenors. and
the bases did likewise. Mr.. Harding
declared it would be impossible TO
preserve party harmony if individuals
and groups in the party took the
same slant" on things.
Be Republicans at Heart
Several hundi ed men and women
most OF them actively identified with
the Republican party heard the pre5i
dents address. He reminded them
that the party is sponsor for the gov
crnment today. and added that we
would be better off il all who wear
the badge were Republicans at heart.
You seldom stop TO think OF the in
heritance Of the present administration
declared the executive, adding that he
meant 10 take no "aing al what went
before
But there was a saturUalta OF eSpen-
d,ture." ne continued with some ma
rions spending TO bankruptcy and the
United States 10 madness.
Adjustment Must Be for All
out pi that great Uphcava! must
como , rcadjus;ment. but il seems as
II no one wants a readjustment for him
self. although he Is eager 10 have II
for o'he~S.
Tho presldsr: w. ,nualy applauded
when ne referred % the acceptance OF
rho rr.cu, armament conference. He de-
>lared 10 could say With satisfaction
,ha, ,hc Cajted States had played
sr;rr,l.. ?art n bringing the world back
- order.
..Thi- nation ne added has helped
10 csta bush a Brotherhood OF nations
and We ought 20 bring the spirit of that
brotherhood little more 20 the front
in the United States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
TORONTO TIN PLATE
PLANT TO REOPEN
FoIlansbes Bros. and Amalgamated AS
Sociation Agree on New Wage
Scale

S,cubcuv,"" Ohio. July 6.-(SpeclaD
AS result Of an agreement reached
late t-Iay. The Fo',ans6ec and Toronto
TN p.atc plants % the Follansbee Bros
company. which have been idle for the
past week ,viii resume operations under
a new wage Ccale.
With the expiration ot the Old scale.
the mills suspended operation and nego-
tiations 5Htween the company and the
men. all members OF the Analgamated
Association. were begun. Conferences
he'd earlier in the week failed 10 bring
an agreement on the new scale but a. a
meeting today At Fo,lansbee. N" new
scale was signed and u WAS announced
,ha, both plans will start nex' Monday.
Over oon0 men are employed AZ tho ~"
plants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
FASTS SO DAYS;
is ABLE TO WALK

Sladc. Ky, July 6.-Fifty
three days ot fasting was
credited TO William Rice, re-
ligious eccentric of NADIA. near
here today. Rice declared he
was told in 4 vision that he
must show his neighbors they
sacrifice 10 be redeemed. The
fast began when Rice was con-
fined in Jail for vasrancy and
after nine days there ii was
continued At his home.
Rire'S fast has attracted
vide spread attention in this
part {. Kentucky. His Condi.
tion is described rs very weak
bur n" Is able TO walk.