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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
FASCIST EXTREMISTS in
CONTROL; FORM MINISTRY
MaSSereene'S Guests
Jump For Life As
Famous Castle Burns

Belfast. Oct. 29.--(By the AsSo,
ciated Press Antrim Castle. near
Lough Hcagh. the home OF Niscoun;
Massereene. parliamentary secretary
of the prime ministry of Northern lrc'
land. was completely DESTROYED by
fire this morning.
Niscuunt MassercCne is descend
ant of the speaker OF the old Irish
House Of Commons. a maid servant
perished in the flames and others ot
the household had narrow escapes.
Miss Grace Darcy. daughter OF the
Most Rev. Charles Frederick Darcy,
Protestant prinate OF all Ireland. was
forced to leap from window 10 es-
cape the flames. Among other guests
Of Viscount Massereene was MAYO.
General Cameron. commanding the
forces in Ulster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Rail Labor Board Gives Elab-
crate Opinion In Support
of Moderate Wage Increase
For Maintenance Men.

Chicago. Oct. 22--(By the Associated
FreS&r r--Attacking the theory OF "The
living wage" as the basis for detcrm!n-
ing wages Of railroad workers. the pub
lie and railroad groups Of the raii~li
la ah"r board. in an opinion made pubic
tonight. declared such course -
carried to it's legitimate concluSioH
would wreck every railroad in 'aH
United States and II extended To oth'T
Industries. would carry them into com
munistic ruin"
The opinion. IN the form OF n rej"'n"-
or to a dissenting opinion hled by y. -.
Wharton. labor member. III the recent
decision increasing the way or malnten =
aucc Of way employees two cents an hIu:
declare dit employees were granted :
To 10 cents minimum wage for common
labor, with corresponding dinerental5
for to hother classes, an increase CT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Refuses, However, 10 Con,
tinue Attack Against Wheel
ing's Social Evils.
Receives Letters of Commen.
dation From Far and Near
No Complaints.

II do not wish 10 rCtra"t IN the
slightest degree from the stand | took
in this pulpit on last sunday evening in
regard t. the situation existing in Ger
tain circles of society in Wheeling.
stated Dr. Samuel Martin Gibson last
evening at tho service in the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church. Of which he IS
pastor.
"lt is true, h" continued. "ihat l
have received letters from as far east
as Washington. u. {. aud from many in
dIyidualS in various cities III Ohio. West
virginia and Pennsylvania since last
Sundays sermon. 1t is surprising that
because A preacher these days has tho
moral courage and conviction TO stand
in his pulpit and represent conditions
as nc knows them to hc and feels are
no, as they should nc that such wide
sprcad comment Is nccaSioncd by Such
Il sermon
am indeed Eratlficd that uu letter
has come Ia my hand nor has anyone
spoken T." M" of the sermon that did not
commend IN" for my action. anu. IN
most cases seemed t" feel that had
not been rorcihlc enough in what | had
| IN say. In answer iu that | wish -
say thai what told | knew I" hc tue.
| | could say much more and StIl know
| ,-.,,.t,,.1 ~ pa~e TUetySl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Authority Seized By
Fascistii In Many Cities

London, Oct. 29.-The Times CORE
spondent describing the situation In
Italy IN dispatch from Chtasso'
Switzerland. under today's date. and ad-
hitting the difficulty OF obtaining &C
curate information. says II seems the
Fascist have been able TO carry out
their plans. Everywhere they are
mobl!izcd and have Instructed the local
protects to transfer to them their
authority. The rairod stations. the
Post. telegraph and other public build
lngs have been occupied. particularly
In the towns in central Italy. with a
view 20 cutting communicat tions and
lSolatinS the capital
From many CentcrS in Tuscancy con-
tingents Of Fascist have started for
Rome. and il is rumored that several
thousand were within short distance
Of the gates Of Rome on Saturday. IL
apears tha; there have been no con-
flicts nor hlodshed except at Cremona.
a proclamation issued by the Fas-
cisti says:
Fascist. 1talianS--the hour OF de-
cisiyc battle has struck. Four years ago
today thc National army launched its
supreme offensive which led 10 victory.
Today tho army Of the Black Shirts
again scizcs victory. and pointing in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Investigators Interview Tent
Colony Inmates - Allege
Armed Guards Removed
Recently-Will Inquire In
to Alleged Excessive Prie.
of Fuel For New Ycik
Utilities.

Johustown. Pa, Oct. 29.-(By the
Associated Press.)-Mayor Hylans
committee OF five from: New YORK
City, which came to Johnstown Sat
urday night to investigate the condi'
tions under which coal for New YORK
transportation utilities ts' mined III
this area. spent sunny sunday VS.
iting the colonies OF union miners,
formerly employed by the Berwind'
White Coal Company, who have peen
on strike for many months.
Investigators made stops at the tent
colony near the Scalp Level mine also
in the village of Berwind, and at the
"Chickencoop colony OF strikers in
Zeanor.
David Hershfield. chairman OF the
committee, notified officials OF tbe
United Mine Workers, that the first
hearing would be held in Windber TO.
morrow. The union men told MIN
that a considerable delegation OF men,
women and children would attend
and give testimony, If desired.
Will Not Attend.
Chairman Harshfield notified Off
cials of the Berwind-White Company
of the hearing and was informed that
the company would not be represent
ed. Mr.. Harshfield was told by
spokesman for the operators that tne
company would gladly receive the
committee at its Offices but that II
did not recognize the activities OF the
mine workers and would not enter
into any conference or hearing tna'
the union leaders attended.
The iyestigators listened informally
to the stories told by the group OF
women and invited them to atteno
the open hearing.
The principal charge emphasized
by strikers at Zeanor was that tne
company did not accurately Welgn tne
cars of coal. They maintained tnat
the weighing was more or less guess
work and that the coal diggers usu'
ally got the worst OF It,
Armed Guards Removed!
Commissioner Hershfield invited
the strikers to offer evidence 1t the
hearing. No armeds guards were sean
on the mining propsttiea Union me-
said that number Of guards we're 70
moved recently. Company oiiic'ais
made no comment
Commissioner Hershfield intimated
tonight that the committee might IN.
ouire. incidentally, into the cost o.
coal sold to the Ihterborough Consoh'
dated by the Berwind-White Com
pany. The Berwind interests arc
heavy stockholders in the INTERIOR
ough. v.-.
is a partner in the Interborough Con
solidated," said Mr.. Hershfieio.
Charges have been made tnat tne
Berwind.White Company has NOT
given a fair deal to miners with UNION
tendencies and that it makes an e1'
cessive profit on the coal sold the IN:
terborough. We are here to get tne
facts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30

London. Oct, co.--(By The Associated
Prcss)-Not the least part OF the pol't-
ical campaign will NC devoted tn an ap-
rraisal OF the new premier. Andrew
Bcnar Law. who has been singled out
hv his partisans. ITO champion the
cause of tranquility and safety hrst
In high political quarters 1t Is de-
,lar.d that If tranquility is what the
ration wants 1t must be conceded that
q hcttcr man could not be chosen to
critomizc this desire. These quarters
ass.r, that, however. much his friends
and enemies disgrac. on Bonar Laws
other personal characteristics. they are
united in agrcein~ that he represents
stcadCas;ncss. ightfOrwrrdncss sta
hilirv and sinrCritv-that he has a. The
attributes of this quality.
Bunar Laws friends. to use the dc
lion Of The American campaigncr. point
with pride 10 his qualities as blessed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
MYSTERY IN
CAKE POISON
Philadelphia Accountant Is
Dead, While His Wife
Battles For Life.

Philadelphia, Oct. o9.-Mystery con-
tinued 10 BATTLE authorities tonight IN
,hc case of A poisoned cake. sent through
the mail. which killed W. w. Stcrrett'
An expert accountant Of Devon. and LETT
his wife battling for life in the Bryn
Mawr hospital.
Four agencies are At work on inc Case
State police from Malvern Lower
Mercer police. postoffice inspectors ana
attaches of the district attorney oihCe'
rcnrcscnting Chester coupty. have join
cd forces in tho InvcsuGR ION.
Physicians Puzzled
Physicians AZ the ErNn Mawr nos
pital were frankly puzzled over the
action and tho peculiar symptoms oi
the poison. They were not permlt'cu
however. 10 announce definitely that II
was some little known drug. An autop
sv was performed on Mr.. Stcrrett
body this afternoon, but no announce
mcnt has yet been made.
Mrs Stcrrctt was said tonight tc
show some improvement.
The cake was received at the Ster'
ret, homo In Devon on Thursday after
noon. 1t was mailed from Phiiadelpnia
IN a box which bore no marks 'na'
might identify it. The box was wrap
ncd IN brown paper. inside the large
hoy were two smaller ones. each con
tanning a cake similar 10 wedding cake
gold and brown with white Icing. or
c7 ch box was written the names or the
Two victims.
Relieving that the cake had hc"r
sent nv friends who overlooked piac'ne
some sort Of message with II. the couple
ate IT,.
According to physicians. tho undctcr'
mined noisCn acted differently upon
Mr. Stcrreit and his wife. He became
violently III short time after eating
III. cake. while Mrs. Stcrrctt became
dull and sleepy ard acted as If she had
been druCCcd
ANALYSIS Of Mr.. Stcrretts stomach
d,srIoscd traces Of bichloridc OF mercu'
~ and arsenic. il was announcer To-
night. Whether the same two ro!sons
vcrc contained in the cake which Mrs.
Sterrc,t ate is not known. but It is said
hc,,use Of the different symptoms
another drug was used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
CRIME WITNESS
IN CHALLENGE
To MRS. HALL
Alleged Eyewitness of the
Double Murder Tells of
Twice Seeing Woman
at Scene.

New Brunswick. y. j.. oct. c?.-Mrs.
lane Gibson, pig raiser and self-Stylcd
eyewitness Of the double murder or
Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs
Eleanor Remhardt Mills. tonight SAID
that she wanted an opportunity 10 con-
from, Mrs. Hall and challenge her TO
say that she was not present at the stay
ing of her husband and did not return
later and arrange his clothes an"
glasses
Mrs. Hall. through her attorney has
emphatically dcuied that she was on
the Phillips farm on the night 'n"' ne'
husband was shot, to death with MS
choir leader.
The Lost Moccasin.
Mrs. Gibson explained that 1t VAS
more than mere curiosity Which pFoHP''
nd bor 70 return to the Phillips farm
af,or she alleges, she Witnessed the
murder She claimed that In her orig
Inel statement to the authorities She
explained that she lost one OF her moe
"a Sins. and it was while she was huh''
ing for il that she saw the double stay
ing and rode away on her mule a. oh,e
No, until she reached home. Mrs. Hio'
son said, did she realize that inc pres
encc of her footwear on the farn' near
the sccne os the murder. might LEAD IN
vns,ica,nrs to CourcC, her WIN the
crime. She Immediately sadd'ed heF
mule She said. and returned 10 see
woman in 4 grey coat. bending over
the body of the slain rector.
Tho Missing watch.
The authorities. who we're reported u
.r,vc found tho rCc;ur'S watch pelorc
clfford HAYS was arrested in connection
with the murder only 10 be released ia'er
tonight repeated that they were seeking
= negro who offered for sale "a'Cn
resembling that taken from the rec'o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
MRS. CARLETON
FOUND GUILTY
BY THE JURORS
WIDOW OF RECTOR
GIVES HER VERSION
Returning Home At Night She
Found Mrs. Carleton With
Her Husband.

Nayre Mont. oct "9.-pramatlc de-
tails or events that led 10 ih" hea'hS
rf Mrs Margaret Carleton and the Kew
| eonard Jacoh ChriStlrr. pastor OF 81.
Marks church OF the Incarnation were
recitcd to a Cnroncr's jury Ivy inc n'h'
is,cr's widow, previous TO Nerul't re-
tprned early today. that the Tragedy
was brought about 10y temporary mental
deraugement "n the part "f Mrs. carr"
tom.
Tho widow. Mrs Anna thrisilCr, IN n
calm voice. told how she return"h I" h'r
home about 10 o'clock last FRIDAY eve
ming 10 find n light. Calling g. I.
Haruc q ncighhor. she said she station
Cd him on the front porch while sh' en-
tcreI. She testified that she t"unu
Mrs Carleton. wife Of former pis,rlct
rudre Frank Carleton. destroying pic.
,urc of Or. Christler and admoniShcd
ber for the act. The witness anneH lna'
Mrs ,~hrjstler seemed anything tul
in her right mind"
Tho Shooting.
NJ rhristler arose and started lot
his sleeping room. Mrs Chrls,ler sd'n'
,,d Mrs. carleton. also arose as II I"
depart. Mrs. Christler said she hai
onered tho front door with her back
IN Mrs. Carleton. who had followed MIS-
Christlcr
1b.n came two quick revolver reports
Mrs. Christlcr said. She turned 10
san Mrs carleton fall in the doorway
IF small hall leading into the hA'h
room and into Mr.. Christlcr's room
she testified. Mrs. Christlcr Sa'd She
saw that Mrs. Carleton was dead anu
rt.nnIrr over the body. tried to get 10
Nr Christler, but the woman DooE
h.d fallen 50 as 20 partly block the
door She then called the police ana
physicians. she stated.
Confirmed by Hauge.
.u- lIa,rc confirmed Mrs. thriSticr :
u,ory mat she asked him to stand on
ris norch until she went int" the h"us'
lIo added that she Afterwards S'ePPeu
-, ,r,in and said Everything is al
right" ~,
! ,Jc retired and did not learn or th'
! shooting until the next morning. sn'
said. ea,,
ehout four o'clock. he had seen Mrs
carleton trying to enter the 'hr'St"'
home. ,,,r,,,
On the night of tho shooting Shortl'
| after 10 o'clock. ne saIu' ne 'i"u
Mrs. Carleton turn out, Hght III 'n
! Christler home.
Rector was There
> I, T. Martin. librarian. and Z
,oreonaI friends Of Mrs. Carleton, de
scrihed Mrs. Cartoons condition Fri
d,y night. going to her hotel. whcr
! Nrs carleton also roomcd. She salt
oo poOa TUelVol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30

New York. oct. @9.--Henry ". Wer'
blow. acting manager of the Pekine'
China. branch Of the Asia Banking
Corporation. and his brother, RoDer'
W. WerbOw. former New York bank
employe, were held today In deiault
Of $4,000 bail each. after their ar
rest Yesterday. on charges OF grant!
Iacrnv in connection with lnterna'
tional banking frauds amounting 10
sI%9 600 They will be give hearing
tomorrow.
Arrcs, of the WcrblowS exposed n
uniouo scheme by which IT was
charged a third Consplrator In Lon
don, known as Max Elliott. secured
funds of organized bank transfers
from China. Strength 10 hlilot.
financial standing was given by INC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Victim Of Suicide May
Be Navy Officers Wife

Eos,on. Oct. GA woman believed
- bo Marjorie Logan. who was found
tod,v living on "a bed in her apartment
T., ,he Backhay section. with one OF her
lists sIasbed. died this afternoon at
,he civ hospital. A partly emptiea
,an of noison was found near the bed.
Papers found in the room accu 1917.
- ,he nolice bore the name Edgar
Hrdsn Logan. Portsmouth navy yaro.
Inquiry at the Charlestwon navy s.
here disclosed that he Is a heute =.
.o,,,,,nder in the United Stats navy, ae
,,.nson, commanding the L. S. s. Brazos'
sta toned at Cunstantinople.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
mr.. G|RSON ADHERES To STAND
TAKFN IN SERMON LAST SUNDAY
NO BACKWARD STEPS
IN WAGES OF MINERS

Hazlr,on. ra.. oct. % addressing ="
audience Of l5nO miners tonight III th'S
city at a Mitchell Day cc'cora''o" '''''
national President J"hn l.. Lewis OF NV"
United Mine Workers "f America "S-
cIarcd that in 1928 there viii hc n" "dch-
ward steps in wages ur WORKING '"nu'
,;ons for tho miners. He recalled mat
no had made this statement IN w. az "
Shamnkin and that he made u aS"'n
realizing more fully than lie ava 'ast
I,ruary the responsibility that ms
statement carried hut that he was VIII,
INK to pledge to III" miners once again
,h,, thcir leaders stood 10y that de'la-
ration. He also expressed the c"nN'c-
zion that there would hc more rrc"rH'o
given To the declaration for I'-' IMAM
marked his l9"2 uttcrancc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Berwinds Will Not Attend Hearing
OF Probers On Mining Conditions
Bank Manager, Under Fire, Induced By
Ruse to Travel 10000 Miles to Be Arrested

sending at first Of genuine transfer.
It was said. while subsequent orders
were forged.
The spurious transfers were sent 10
the London office OF the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York. which
announced in a statement that sllO,'
600 of the funds secured falsely had
been recovered
Henry Werblow, alleged principal
IN the scheme was in ignorance OF
the charges against him until ne
reached New York yesterday, alter q
10 600 mile trip. Authorities led nm
to believe that he had been recalle1
for a business consultation, because
of difficulties attached to extradition'
should his arrest have been made IN
China
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
Craftsman and Bride
In Murder and Suicide

Yonkers. y. Y. Oct. c9.-Danicl Co
hen. ~, a craftsman. and his bride OF a
month. Frances Cohen. "a were found
dead tonight in the bathroom or Their
apartmeut In Ashburton avenue.
The brides body was found under
water in the bath tub. and that OF the
husband stretched out on the floor.
Coroner Snowdcn. who. with the po-
lice. began an immediate investigation.
declared there were indications that
Mrs. Cohen had been murdered by being
held. under water. but aside from this
theory the authorities admitted they
were batIled in seeking solution to
the mystery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
5O-Cent Ho|d-up
Results In Two Deaths

rniontown. Pa. Oct. ga rihe nuiIe,.
fired az the result of an alleged 5e-cent
ho,d.up. took the lives OF two men he.s
today, Jake Miller. traced by oiooo'
sorrds Ia in iail at Point Marion. chars
ed with the shooting. -,
Police say Joseph Brown held up MIL
,.r and secured fifty cents. Miller
fou,d Brown later in a card game NJ
Sow Geneva and fired a bullet. ,fne
r.u ,,sscd through Browns heart ana
va. .innad 80 ON through Edgar Blairs
head, killing both instantly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
BISHOP THOBURN'S
CONDITION BETTER

Meadvllle, Pa. oct. @9.-At o'clock
tonight DR. George d. Thomas. who IS
attending Bishop James NJ. lh"hurh'
stated that the condition or Inc hlSn"P
had been showing steady hut SLOW I'M
provemcnt since the turn COR thr nc'ter
apneared last Friday. The bishop
Wind be sold, appears slightly clearer
and he Is somewhat stronger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
MANY BR|T|5HERS FEAR PENDULUM
MAY SWING TOWARD REACTION

relief from the iisquieting cries tns.
David Lloyd George has been accusee
at trequen, intervals OF making 70
restless nation, longing for repoSe.
There seems to be considerable eie.
ment Of the population. however. not
confined TO the opposing party. %hien
harbors the belief that under eoEEI
Laws leadership the pendulum tnas
swing too far ii the other dl'ec'iom.
and which fears that this ma! resuts
not in stable tranquility but IN uh-
Wholesome politicli lcihaIGS' or eve"
positive reaction.
This feeling WIS hu|oroasiy ~ No'ees
on tho Other Iav by Mr.. Lloyd George
himself. while attending an oyster BAKE
given In his honor. He remarked.
effect. Il am very fond Of oysters shs
of all other moilusks. who are e1p0
uents OF Tranquility"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
.72-75 CENT WAGE WOULD CAUSE
TWO BILLION RAILROAD DEFICIT

lc5.T percent in the nations railroad
wage bill would hc necessary. This.
the opinion said. would add &ll@."o@.-
sS7 to the annual payroll bringing u To
s55So445.9g3 which would mean an an
nual deficit 10 the carriers Of S-."il.e'?'-
SIS.
Would Mean Huge Deficit
Even ir the IS ccut minimum wage
requested by main'a'ucc of way men
were granted and corresponding diIfcr-
cutiaiS were made for other classes or
employees. tho opinion said. an lncrca -:
~ 81 IS percent IN wages would H1
necessary. adding 81" ?.2Ho.'?' To tn
annual wage bin "f tho roads. bringing
# mn 10 S5.T"5.>SL5t". thus forcing th"
rarricrs To- face an annual dchClt or
s3TSO,S.l -
The phrase Giving wage was termed
in the opinion AZ II bit of mc.ltiu"u'
phra.c"Iogy. well calculated to deceive
the uuthintNmG.
lr.tI,r l.unIcntIuuS wcr" that tn" board
should establish Il Giving wage IN"
mIiurit, would readily a'rcd" to the
prorusition the opinion said. and a 4
matter Of fact. the board III this in
Continued ON Page Twelve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
$4,000 Fire Loss In
Burning Of Glass House

Ruckhannon. ". Va. Oct. co.--Thc Del
grade Glass company's plant two miles
from Ruckhannon was destroyed by hrt
of unknown origin last evening. cau"-
ing n loss Of s35.noo. The fire started
in the machine shop and spread rapidly.
Eighty men were employed in the FAC
tory. which manufactured Mint Ela -
tableware. Insurance "f Sl'.'@0 vas
carried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
BONDS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-OWners OF
s95o 06O 900 in 474 Victory notes anu
treasury certificates have eXchangad
these maturing securities for new is
sues Of the thirty year Az per cent
treasury bond issue. Secretary Mel
lon announced to-day that the ne"
Az per cent bond issue total s'o3,.
$50 900, since cash subscriptions OF
s151 439 600 have been accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
NEGRO PRISONER IN
SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Charles Town. w. Va. pct. -'-'''
Mccoy. negro, serving a hHc year sem
tence for burglary. is IN 'rltical con
dition as q result Of SUICIDE a''e'npt w
the county jail here. Mccoy made
ron. of he'd clothes and attempted -
hang himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
MEMBER OF MASKED
BAND MEETS DEATH

Mushgcc Okla. oct. "".--''cc HuN'"S
,,s nou.@r p,cmbcr Of a masked band
,ybi,.r o,icmrtrd TO take Tom Bogus.
rnrucr dcputy sheriff ut Okmulgcc c"un
~ from his home tonight. is dead ami
Boyus is in a hospital. not expected 10
live. as a result of an exchange OF sho's
between the ma sked men and Bogus
according TO word received at midnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-30
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia and western PennsJl-
vania: Fair Monday and probably Tues
day; little change In te 1peraturs.
Ohio: Pair Monday; tuesday increas-
Ing cloudtness; uttlo change In tempsrs-
sure.
Ohio: Fair Monday; Tuesday ineress-
Ing cloudiness; little change In tam
perature.