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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Miss Mary Burch. Girls' Secretary
OF the Y. W. c. A.. has returned from
Baltimore. where she studied for two
weeks many items of \, W. {. 4. club
work. particularly specializing in
basketry and bead-work alas Burch
will now be gin the summer swimming
lessons and the Anne Arundel county
work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

and has become, such part of the
life of the community that il is indis-
pensatle. The demands made upon
the association show thai il is indeed
wanted, that it cheerfully helps
everyone. and that all who enter
within the doors at The Sign OF the
Blue Triangle" find companionship in
spiritual and physical needs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Mrs. Bertha Roswell of Boston,
Mass who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Philip Russell West
street extended. has returned home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

All members of the Missionary
circle of PASSPORT Baptist Church are
urged to be present at the meeting TO
he held nj s o'clock tomorrow even
lng At the homo OF Mrs. Wilmington,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

A continuous flow Of power at all
) driving speeds provides a .srnoothness
Of action found only in good skies. r
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Proven economy Of operation. saving
rrlany gallons of eas and oil. provides
rnaxirnum dependable mileage at mimi
mum cost. i-s ss-ss-~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

H.
You can appreciate
the surface beauty of
this new Light Six at q
glance, while the moro
closely you examine 1t
thebetter you will real
lie the inner quality
that extends to the
least expected details.
The major units
lnctcr, axles, transmits
sion, clutch and others
are certified by the
names of nationally
responsible makers.
But the rest of the car
is built to equally high
standards.
The tenders. for In
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Quick ecceleration which means speedy
Get-a-way, .susppy pickup; keeps you
olt Of traffic jams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

The Touring car weighs $50 pounds Less
- than the averaGe car. with 115s wheel
bas~--ex.-a strength without surplus
weight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

stance, are the kind you
look for only in very
high priced cars, and
are made from 70gatlgc
cold-rolled steel. The
bodyis amounted direct
ly on the frame to
eliminate squcalks and
rattles = another fine
car practice. The radi-
ator core is copper,
where brass is usually
considered. good
enough, The uphol-
steryis genuine leather.
These arc minor
points, to be sure, but
they are typical of the
way this car is built.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Specifications
s Cylinder 50 n. .. Continental "Hed Scar
Tiazken Axies-Fronf and Reev.
Dnrston sTransn1fssion, Nth Thinker
sBedrfngs. go .etes.
,Auto-Lite Startling and Lishting.
Wood Wheels (SfeeI Wheels OPTIONAL.
81 Cord Tires. Fisk Ply.
Borg a Beck Clutch.
fCemmer Steering Gear.
Stron,bevg caSburefor.
Spieer Unipegsaf (oinfs. $50
Loss Set. Deep Cushioned Seats.
Genuine Leather Uphoisfeyy.
Heaey0eishf Deep Drarn Cros0n Tenders.
WhssIbase. IFS Inches.
Weight: z<00 Pounds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-12

Here 10 superior six-cylinder perform
arce, thoroughly tried and tested. and
offered 20 you ct four-cylinder price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
ELIJAH GREATHOUSE, OF KOS
6YS ROCK, FOUND OEAO
ALONG RAILROAD
OAL AOGGANS. COMPANION. UN'
CONSCIOUS. LYING ItN
FEET AWAY.
LATTER TAKEN TO JAIL WHEN
PHYSICIAN CAN'T FIND ALCO.
HOL IN STOMACH

Elijah Groathousc. as Of R"7oy8
Rock. is dead and ral .in"G7nS, ~
is confined 10 the Marshall cOunly IAN
at Moundsvilic. following I'll "NaiAll'''
tIon OF material in his S'"m1cH. AhlcA
shows that he was not drinking AGO
hol yesterday afternoon.
GrpathouSe was found t"1d near
RoSbys. Rock. in Marshal, county,
about ; o'clock Sunday 2tt"rn" ~.
HOGcans. mC0nSCiuusS. wa i"Chd
about ten feet away. TIL" h"dE OF
Grcathousc was removed 10 ~ II. I.
Lutrs & Sons undertaking naT"rS a.
Moundsvillc. and HoEcanS VA rushed
10 the Reynolds Memorial h". pIta! al
Glendale. where NJ lat', r"Glln"U
consciousness While liug@anS WAS
still unconscious in the hospital. i'r,
Il. \ Ashworlh made an examination
OF his stumachs content, h"ii"Nin%
that he had drunk some b"v"rl@' con
raining either grain alcohol o. Wood
alcohol. No such substance was f"uE'!
in tie stomach. contents, In" PhISi-
clan reported.
Aetna upon This infn"rI"tton. SE":-
if John lazlctt. oF MoI0G.N!l'". re-
moved II0ggans to The Mar, AHiI comm
y jail. and EIog@anS viii b" Hu"S-
toned today by J. IloHGd Arnold,
prosecuting attorney Of Ma"slui
county. HOc"anS told tn" sheriff hat
he and Grcath0us". after drnkin
some kind Of beverage. whhh. re
r.,;I ir,.-I,,rr, had Nh "a, at his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH
OF MARSHALL COUNTY MAN

t.oyc mp, he said. and a Young Inan
"H"hird.
"Ilrlcea rich friend Of mine from
New Rochelle. Clark declares Peters
-.'Iu To him.
tn" STRANGER. according 10 Clark
took tn" two to a restaurant and
bought rh"m meal. after which he
Grov" off with Peters. Peters, Clark
said. returned two days later.
III" handed me 81. saying his
friend had sent it to me- and that he
" ,Mrrd e. see me. said Clark, but !
did not 20 to see him.
Light on Alleged BIackmaII.
Clark shown a newspaper picture
u! Ward. declared he was the same
and taken Peters and him to the res
t.urant District Attorney Weeks
said tonight he was seeking Clark on
the theory that he might throw some
liEhr on the story Of alleged blaCkmail
which Ward declared was the cause
Of the shooting
Saw TWO Automobiles.
y woman anOnI mOuSly telephOneQ
the stat" police here today that she
had seen TWO moor cars in the vicin.
iry Of IA" KPnSiCO reservoir, where
Peters was shot. the night Of the ira
@rdy. The authorities are seeking to
race tn" call. This information is in
UbStantiptiOn Of Wards statement
that car containing two of Peters
pCcOmplicrs in tn" hIaCkmail plot fol.
lowed him from his home the morn
ing OF the shooting.
William J. Fallon. n former assist
INT district attorney OF Westchester
county. and attorney for the family
OF Peters, did not appear at the office
of Mr.. Weeks today. He told Mr..
Weeks yesterday that he believed he
knew the true identity Of the alleged
blackmail accomplish known as Char
lie Ross. and that he would arrive
with him today.
I'VE have confidence IN Mr.. Fal.
Ion" Mr.. Weeks said. IF he finds
Mr. Ross he will bring him here, am
sure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
ANORGANTDWN MURDER SUSPECT
IS ARRESTED At BENNOOD

his WIFI She gave tn" name or Mary
SlndraCk. Both were Turned over 10
Willinrl West and Ju" ElumNs, det"r-
tjy"s Of the Wheeling police depart
mcrt. who confined them 10 the ONO
county Jail TO await the arrtral Of OF
tiC"rs from Inorganic"
III" first information was reCClN"d
yesterday morning by Prosecuting Al
tnrney Cart 6. BaChmann To be on the
lookout for nOlnak ana another man
wanted for the same crime. Prose-
rUlor DaChmann informed Chief OF
Police Fred Frazier. and Detectives
West and HUMes We're assigned 10
the case.
According 10 Prosecuting Attorney
Roscoe 7. POsten Of MOnonCalla
county last night. Martin hired Mayer
a taxi driver. TO drive him from Nor
gan'own to 4 point two miles north
o. that city. About one and on".haIt
miles out OF Morgantown a Ford car
ran close to the taxi at a rapid rate
of speed Mayer. the driver OF tho
taxi. soon caught up 10 the Ford ma
chine. and aS they ucarcd the Ford Il
shot was fired and then another.
Martin. vino WAS riding in the taxi
was instantly Killed when bullet
struck him in Ito head. Mayer, 'h>
taxi driver. had an eye put out by one
Of the bullets.
JOHN BarloloviCh was arrested the
following day. charged with TN" mnr
tcr. it being alleged he WAS IN" driver
oE the Ford machine that fired on the
taxi. He is now held In JAIL on 4
charge Of MURDER Two other occu
pants OF the Ford machine were be-
ing sought. and the local police were
asked to help find them. This led Il"
he arrest Of nolnak last night. Tn"
girl i ALLEGED to bc Dclnak's wife.
The taird pat IN the Ford machine
has not rs Vet been found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Workers Disappointed.

Detroit. Mich. May 2S.-DcciSion 81
tho United States railway labor board
70 reduce wages Of maintenance" Of way
and railway shopmcn was received with
disappointment 10y national hradGUar-
tors Of IN" United brotherhood Of Main
,cnance Of Way Employees and Railway
Shop Laborers.
Il would not care 70 comment on the
decision Of the railway board in any
detail until I HAY" gone over the re-
port carefully" said J. +. Cradle. grand
president OF the organization. tonight.
'"Cur position In general. IS Of course
N accord with hat Of the minority OF
tho board The case We presented 10 the
labor hoard did not warrant any such
rcdurtion in In" pay Of tn" lowest paid
class Of men In railway work. The CO sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

Chicago, May 2s-The classes OF en-
ployes and the cut authorized In today
decision in each case follow:
Bridge building. painter. construction.
mason and concrete. water supply ara
plumber foremCn, except certain water
supply and plumber foremen coming
under the provisions Of the cut author
ICED last July, decrease Of Eve cents an
hour.
Assistant bridge, building, painter
construction, mason and concrete, water
supply and plumber foremen and for
coal wharf, coal chute and fence gang
foremcn. pile driver. ditchinS and hots'
ing engineers and bridge inspectors. ex-
ccpt assistant water supply and plumber
foremen coming under certain prov
sions Of the cut of last July. decrease
Of five cents an hour.
Section, track and maintenance fore
men, and assistant section. track ana
maintenance foremen, decrease OF three
cents an hour.
Mechanics in the maintenance OF way
and bridge building departments, except
those that come within the scope OF
agreements with the Federated Shop
crafts. decrease of four cents an hour.
Mechanics helpers in the maintenance
of way and bridge and building de-
partment except those that come within
the sCOpt OF agreements with the Fed
Grated shop Crafts. decrease OF one
cent an hour.
Track lahorers and all common labor
ers in the maintenance OF way depart
ment and in and around shops and
roundhouses not otherwise provided for.
decrease Of I'VE cents an hour.
Draw bridge tenders and assistants,
pile driver, ditch!ng and hosting fire
men. pumpcr engineers ard bumpers.
crossing watchmen or flagmen, and lamp
lighters and tenders, decrease of five
cents an hour.
I.aborcrs employed in and around
shops and roundhouses. such as engine
watChmcn and wiperc. fire builders. ash
pit men. tue borerS. col passers. except
those coming under certain provisions
Of the decrease OF last July. and coal
chute men, decrease OF five cents an
hour.
For miscellaneous classes OF ore MOI
and other employees not specifically
listed il is provided that an amour.
be deducted equal to the decrease spc-
Gifted for the respective slashes 10 which
the SCcllnneous classes referred -
are analogous
The dissenting opinion was signed by
the three labor members Of the board,
! 4. O. Wharton. Albert Phillips and -.
! l.. McMenimen. The opinion gives OK
tended tables and testimony on which
the labor group bases It's decision that
the wage cut Is not justified.
The rates OF pay established under
this decision.'' the dissenting opinion
said. well merely perpetuate the low
level Of purchasing power possessed by
this large class Of workers in pre-war
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
HOME WRECKED
At NELLSBURG
THIS MORNING
Fourteen Narrowly Is ape
Death When Bomb Blows
Out Side of House-Bc-
lieved to Be Work of Black
hand Town Is Rocked.

Fourteen foreigners Twin" IN ~"
home OF Sam SDaratO an Italian al
Seventh and NankC" s'rrcH N"l'S'
burg narrowly escaped Win ;htir
lives early this morning when homo
was exploded under the building blow
ing the entire east sid" Ou' AMI hr"ah.
in. windows for block arHUnI. Inc
explosion occurred about -:l@ o'clock.
In to a lat" hour thia mnrnlHE no
arrests had b"c1i mad" hut SHERIFF II.
H. pu,ali ann posse ~ drrn't.S ""r"
rurninc down clues and arrests VOC
expected.
That tho explosion Wa -" work ~
hIackhand,., was III" Thoughts *
crossed h, .iH"riff nuyan SpN'ar"
,rruscl 10 make a statement, d"CUh.
nc 10 say anything even ~ III" auiN"r
irics. His LITTLE son. however. when
pS;od whether hi f@ther had over 70
ccivcd blackhand letters or WARNINGS
said. II don't kno". Iut YOU EMO
1hrv send the hands @rUund ard "'k
50 much money. If YOU don't pay,
rhcy blow M your house and II costs
SG0o or s70U 10 FIX il up WIth hat
he turned away and would say nothing
more.
Windows lor Half block around
were hlOwu ont Will" every window
in tho Erlr Hardware company hu!iH'
iny across tho street was blown ont
q, shart"rrd The cn'ir" ceiling OF
Tho snrcnI floor Of the Kyle building
~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

wASrEp-8OOKREErER AND
STENOGRAPHER
Combination stenographer ana
r.neral office girl. Must have
At least two years experience.
competent TO handle pay roll.
checking invoices and genera,
office work. Highly Interesting
work. Liberal salary and ad-
yancernen; for. right party. Per
manent position. should have
pleasing personality, good edu'
cation, Initiative and ability I"
direct small office. Give fu,.
particulars. Reference required
Address. NJ. y r, care Iote'''-
EeRcC7. ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
JACK OOlNAK HELD IN JAIL
HERE FC1 MONONGALlA
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN ONE OF
PARTY WHO KILLED MINER,
SHOT DRIVER.
YOUNG WOMAN WITH SUSPECT
WHO is CLAIMED TO BE
HIS WIFE.

Jack nolnak. wanted In Morgan
town. ". Va. in connection with IN"
murder OF c. W Martin. Il miner nt
that city. and the serious woundinc OF
George Mayer. a tax driver Of Nor
gartown. on the night Of May IA. was
arrested in Beuwood last evening at
) o'clock by Major James Cox ana
Chief Of Police Patrick ScUily OF Fen
wood
With Dolnak NJ the time OF his ar.
rest was 4 girl who he alleged TO be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
EMPLOYMENT for 100000 More.

II the wage cuts mad" in IN" latest
decision are extended 10 other decisions
expected soon. It was pointed out IN
railway circles much Of tn" 5000. 600. Gao
Increase given by the board in 1870 VIII
be dropped and wages restored I"
level which railway officials haE" told
the board viii lead to "A new era Of de-
velopmcnt and open the way I" the "nl-
ployment OF 600. mo men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
wANTED-A9ENTS

cE,\TS-some,htnG entirely new. \"
competitlch. sanitary patented article
,h,, has national recognition: remark
,h,e seller with constant repeat orders.
commission 20Go. Some chosc"> '"rr','r,
frs SIN open. write At one" for fni!
particulars. :. T. Con- pany. - DeE 81.
New York C!.y. III" - ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
WAMTGD-SE1AhA
GIRL WANTED

GIRL WANTED
An exceptional opportunity Tor
bright energetic young LADY
with ambition and At least TWO
years experience. Must have
executive ability and nlsh
school education. Capable typ
lst preferred. One qualified 10
direct work OF several assist
ants In Muleigraph and Adj
dressoEraph department. Per
nanent position, pleasant sur
roundings Only ~ hours per
week-half holiday on 'Satur-
day. Excellent working cond'-
tons. Write giving age. eIper-
lance, education and reference
with salary wanted. Splendid
chance for Advancement tor
tight party. Address Multi
Kraph. care Intelligence.
ma 20 ~ :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

There Is no credit IN tho victory 81 a
miChin" E"ar"d to "iNty miles an hour
over ON, gcnr"t t. thirty bat II YOU can
rear your thirty mile macn!n" to sixty
and beat the other. you are worth while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

4 Young girl demands Of life En.
nance. but later sh" i willing to ar'
rrpt tn" part of il remaining after the
first two and the last Two letters are
removed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Wr;<t watch. between E,h"
Point and 10Th street. WhrelinE. Find
er please call WoodSda.c So and "e-
ce,ve reward ma 81
LOST-Gray mare with halter Weight
1900 or 1900 pounds $ttayrl away
May 81. 1872. So reward Finder please
notify James Gable. Mt Pleasant. ..
ma 26-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
wAmrrp-arA1E AND REMALE

WANTED government positions.
postal mail service. men. women y
over Hundreds appointments maj"
yearly. $3.50 month. Examination So"'.
No experiences required. Full partcu,
i,-s free Write Columbia School 'lv''
-S.-vice. Pope Bldg. Washington ~
- '''' - )
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

YANTED-RAILEOAD CLERK

wANTED-RAILEOAD CIEIih
Experienced railroad man com
pc,ent to check freight and eN-
press rates. freight and express
bills. handle correspondent
necessary to ~" and adjust
claims. Must he industrious
and have good knowledge ~
shipping and Al detail man
M, afraid 70 work. Sp'""did
opportunity with larSe r"Tp"r-
alton FOR right man. stat" sN.
nerlcncs and salary vita fuH
information IN application. Ret
.rencr required Address. Ira
a.. care Intet.!Sencer. ma I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
100000 RAILROAD MEN
Continued from Page one)

l"arI"Cs held on the request Of the rail-
i..G for wage reductions. and the
counter request or III" several Glasses OF
employees "a" Increases In pay. These
i,.ur,uCS hogan I'm chicago, March +. and
,,!G. Il Npr! -. All except three or
r,ur nr tit, larger railway systems OF
H., country w'I" aff-'ted by tn" hear
ny which inrlUd"d AL classes OF en-
.,."y.~ except in train. yard and engine
service whn w"r" then conducting nego-
,lar.pus WIN tn" railroads which had
urr terminated when the hearings De-
San.
In announcing a separate decision FOR
rrnul,nanc" Of way employees in ad-
vance or its decision "a 10 other classes,
80 board complied with request mad"
lev the United RrothNrhondS 81 Main
,nnanrn Of Way Employees and Railroad
&nop I.ahorcrs. which asked that III
Csc ha given precedence and decided
loon as possible. The classes not en-
Traced N the hearings number from
20 go - rc- cent Of the total OF railway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
wANTED-PoSrTIoE

wASTED-YounE lady experienced N
S,enoSraphtc and general orc" work
desires position IN Wheeling ~ REFER
ence7 Phone 1875 or write W NJ, car"
intelligence. m" - b."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

U-AZTrn-Unlte woman. arst class
nastry cook. One with cafeteria eN-
,rsrlence preferred. Must BE first o.aS3
or do not answer. American CAFETERIA.
y. w - NnIo ma @9-s
/ U>NTFD -Glrl at once "heeNnE
D Candy Kitchen. III"
Nv NNTED-White girl FOR second W"'S
and to help care Tor --!eaF-o'o -
Cau Woodsdale $40. "' -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

vy,rvooI Avenue. @-Srorv frame.
ronrs hath reception hall. modern
hrn, Electric N&ht-. stanton heater.
&C. - and water %5Nl%@ feet $4,000.
,s,r greet. Warwnud. Lot 30 by TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29

pointed ont. were based upon horizontal
Increases or decreases OF the scales pre-
yai!!ng prior 10 federal control OF the
roads. all Of which were different Tor
different divisions Of the same road
Thus, Il was said. the minimum rates
authorized u IN" present decision Will
apply only on very few divisions OF
Il few roads in snail groups Of states,
principally the south and southwest.
All 0f tha former d;ncrcnt!als were
continued IN TIA" present decision, II
being stated that tn" wages OF this
class Of employees have not been stan
dord!2cd ami uniform throughout tn"
country and will not he made 80 under
the decision. The wages OF track labor
rrs NJ present rates range from Is To Al
cents an hour. Under the decision they
will range from 81 To % cents nm hour.
Higher Than Other Industries
TIL, decision assorted that under tn"
new scale common labor on tho roads
Will still be receiving rate higher
than that paid similar labor In most
industries. The decision said:
The board is If the opinion that un'
der the reductions made under this
decision. common labor on the roads
will still be receiving. as a rule. wage
in rxccas Of that paid TO similar i-oor
IN other industries. and that the sam"
VIII bc true Of all other classes Of labor
covered by this decision. The hoard IL
Of tho opinion. however. that the haZ-
ards md hardshiDs OF employment. the
training and skill required. the degree
Of responsihilitv to the public and other
clements mentioned in the statute
Transportation act OF 1920 combine to
Justify the payment Of better wage to
those employees than IS paid TO similar
labor IN outside employment
ION n very considerable number or
roads the fnrcmen and section men are
furnished by the carrier with living
quarters and fuel. Moreover. the board
Is not IN sympathy with the Idea that
governmental tribunal. empowered 70
tx wages ror mon engaged IN serving
the public in The transportation industry
should he controlled by IN" ono consid-
Grafton Or the low wages that amy nc
paid 10 other labor In period or tenn
rOrarV depression and unem p.pSment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
Thu Cuts IN Detail

will be taken Up BY our council I'M
mcdiately."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vASTED-Ffrst hand baker Shad,S.ds
bakery. Shadystde. ohio. MA S'-'
FOR AWNINGS. tents. tarpanl!0s. cal!
Irwin & Meyers G%T-M Elm Grove.
ma m
Arizona republican., 1922-02-27
OF Labor
Opens Campaign For
Light Wine and Beer
(RspubIiean As.eeiatsd Prsss Leased Wirsl

WASHINGTON Volstead prohibition
substitution permitting of light and
Federation
denounced failure
dangerous a
council which weeks Saturday night
vouy its intention participate elections
mo
act. 1t shown by this investigation that there
"A Of the all OF including
he ".
country
dwelers.
Creation OF bootleggers.
"An traffic and deadly concocons
insanity
an
in
to
to approximately $1ooo0Oo,ooo a
The federation did not protest against the constitutional amendment
mbodyng prohibition policy
stood