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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
Quarterly Conference

The fourth Quarterly Confer
ence, M. E. Church, South, June
"a, II a. m, at Pine Grove, by
G. F. Cameron. the Presiding FL
der. All the stewards requested
to be present and bring their din
nerS with them. There will be
preaching also Saturday night
and Sunday at II a. m. Every
body invited to attend.-Benj.
Sewell, Pastor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
Close Call On River

Stone Howard, of Ford, narrow
ly escaped drowning Sunday af-
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock when his
launch below Boonesboro Beach
was struck by a barge towed by
the excursion boat, r. Nash, and
he was knocked into the river.
He was rescued before being
drawn under the barge. The ac-
cident occurred near the ferry
and was witnessed by several
Sunday bathers., The launch was
capsized as Howard turned back
after seeing he could not cross in
front of the excursion boat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
FORMER MINISTER
KILLS HIS Wife
(By Associated Press)

Augusta, Ga, June 2O-Elliott
Rafrick, a former minister, is in
jail here today on a charge of
killing his vile, Is, and her moth
er, Mrs. NJ. B. Lixon, of Dover,
Ga. last night. According to
authorities Radrick confessed.
He was brought here for safe
keeping. Radrick is reported as
saying jealousy caused the kill
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
GAL VARY REVIVAL
STARTS JULY 5

Plans for revival ct the Cal
vary Baptist church are being
made by Rev. L. A. Byrd, who
announced Tuesday that Evan
gelist J. B. DeGarmo will con-
duct the services. His daughter,
Miss Helen DeGarmo, will have
charge OF the singing. The meet
ins will begin on July Sd, Mr.,
Byrd states and a great out
pouring of blessings is hoped
for.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
To Return Property To
Germans and Austrians
/. (By Associated Press

Washington, June 2o-Legisla-
tion is being prepared with Presi-
dent Harding's sanction which
will return to approximately 3d.
900 Germans and Austrians the
property taken over during the
war by the alien property custo-
dian, in amount of $4,000 or less,
it was announced today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
TAX COMMISSIONERS
TO talk ASSESSMENTS
w. w. Adams Goes To Frankfort
To Attend Annual Conference
of County Assessors"
(By Associated Press)


Tax Commissioner w. w. Adj
ans has gone to Frankfort where
he will spend the remainder of
the week attending the annual
conference of the 120 county tax
commissioners with the State
Tax Commission. The meeting
will last four days.
The annual meeting of tax
commissioners is required under
the law. 1t is held in the House
of Representatives chamber at
the new capitol building.
Members of the state tax COM
mission will preside at the vari-
Gus sessions. Rainey T. Wells,
chairman of the commission, will
call the opening session to order
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Governor Morrow is slated for
the opening address.
The chief topic for discussion
at the first session will be The
Features of the Assessment That
Cause the Greatest Anxiety to a
Newly Elected County Tax Com
missioner" B. NJ. Herndon, of
Scott county, and !. T. Phipps,
of Union county, will open the
discussion and other commission
ers will be asked to participate.
A discussion and explanation
Of the general revenue laws by
Chairman Wells will be the sub
lect of the afternoon( session
over which Commissioner James
a. Scott, of the State Tax Com
mission, will preside. The re-
mainder Of the session will be
taken up by questions and ans
WerS.
Lem K. Davis. a member of
the state commission, will pre-
side at the morning session on
Wednesday. The discussion will
center on obligations and duties
due to the taxpayer by the State
Tax Commission, County Tax
Commissioner, County Judge and
the County Board of Supervis-
crs. This subject will be discuss
ed by members of the state tax
commission.
On Wednesday afternoon Esk
ney 7. Wells will again preside.
The work of the assessing of
fcer will be discussed from the
viewpoint of the field man by
of the field force of the
state commission.
General discussion of taxation
work will be the subject of the
morning session of the meeting.
with Secretary Ben Marshall, of
the state commission, giving in
struction in the detail of making
assessments, making books, re-
and other details in
the afternoon. The meeting of
the County Tax Commissioners
Association will be held in the
afternoon.
On Friday morning there will
be a general discussion of the
tax question and expense checks
will be distributed. after which
the session will end.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
This VIII Help Some
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June 2O-The adj
ministration is considering de-
creasing second class postal rates.
The President is said to be inclin-
ed to believe a least d part of the
increase in second class rates
made during the war should now
be removed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
Tuesdays Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, June 23-Cattle
slow; calves 50; hogs 25c higher
Chicago 1t)c higher; lambs
strong; Jersey higher.
Louisville, June 2O-Cattle 200 ;
sow and unchanged; hogs 1900
15c higher; tops $1,000; sheep A.
100; 25c and Soc higher; $3.50
down; lambs $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
REPUBLICANS STOP
BONUS BILL AGAIN
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, June 20-An eff
fort to get the soldiers bonus
before the senate today failed
The senate adopted motion 81
to p, by Senator Watson, of In
diana, to table the motion by
Senator Walsh, democrat, of
Massachusetts, to displace the
tariff bill with the bonus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
ATTENTION

A special meeting of Jesse M.
Dykes Post, No. II, American
Legion, will be held Friday, June
%, at 7:30 p. m. Business-Picnic
Charles R. George, Commander,
F. c. Gentry, Adjutant. IA 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
Racing Doomed In Louisiana
(BY Associated Pressl

Baton Rogue, La, June 20
The House committee today BY 4
vote of eight to seven favcrably
reported the Butler anti-horse
racing gambling bill, The bill has
already passed the Senate.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20

Hundreds of farm boys and
girls, accompanied by agents and
demonstrators, will gather Mon
day in LeN:ngtt-n to attend the
second annaal ''unio- Week" to
be held at TIE University of
Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
The Weather

Local thundershowers this af-
ternoon or tonight; Wednesday
partly cloudy. thundcrshowers in
extreme cast portion; no change
in temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
WEST VIRGINIA
ENDORSES POOL
(By Associated Press)

Lexington, KY, June 20
Word received at the office of the
Burley Tobacco Growers Asso-
cioation said the West Virginia
Farm Federation has endorsed
movement to sign up the bur-
ley crop of West Virginia to the
association.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20
Band Concert

The American Legion Band
will play the fourth concert of
the season Thursday evening at
7:30. The feature number of the
program will be a xylophone solo
bv Mr.. Robert Leon Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20

New contracts signed by bur-
icy tobacco growers pledging
their 1922 to 1876 crons to the
cooperative marketing plan, ex-
ceeded FIVE hu,;tlsed, according to
Assistant Ch,ts William Collins.
About 1,d00D founds Of tobac-
co are rep-ese ted in II. pledges.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20

Hon. Hiram Dean and little
son, of Jackson county, are in
town for short stay on busi-
ness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-20

Louisville, the only first class
city in the state, is permitted by
law to levy up to one dollar on
the $100 as 4 tax for maintenr
ance of schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
AVIATOR IS ARRESTED
IN DEATH OF WOMAN

iIod Iinnh NJ !, January 10, IN"
plunHn ~ uil"tl"nn aiIplrn" Int" I"
Ih,nnp 81 nhninIr yanioIiny on tho
IiI,,nwaLuIv Ilvor. which I"null"h ~ ~"
dnnih ~ " woman nud III" ""'l""" ~
juip ~ iunn VIII" iil"h 7" ""'" not
unn hnIinVod by In,"Hilrni"Ir to-day '"
hnvn harn |nuhnd hY a. uh"si''''h
uuouInu ~ h"In" unhn IhI"l'ln. ~"
81, pInno IL whirh lnmsH 'h""y l"iW'f
AMY n,l"i",. WIN giving boy Ilh'" rum
tho leo Iraucd "vrr ia Ir"i'nlnluB h'""hH
whom thu riioi whlriod tho rr"p"ll"i v"
nIn,In Tho nlirIsno HIrurk MIr, ANNA
IIu,tnihnu 81 Il"d iinuh, who hnd been
rhniIup With hor huHbnnh nnh Nv" "hilha
,rn ito, br"th"r Ihwron'" t"nl"y, who
I,hp,d Ia front az tho hlip'nhe v" p''"h
hcr H. rnfoIy l"ai his f"t'nrmh Ia 10"
whIIIIuG propeller. tnr"y. who win al"
hruihoI built tho nlrplnn", wan nrr""'"d
charged with mnnHlnuHht"r, and held IN
I LOU bail
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Trio Of AutOiStS Are
Charged With Murdl

iIu.nuId, " We, Jam ~" ""ss
tl,.h nrd willl.m l., johnston " WV
diy MD John rm"ks''. ~ TN TOP
r.,o n,,rrl.d SUNDAY a"h rh"'Hsa WV
,h, murder ~ Alma WILSON, fo"rts
ycrr old daughter Of AIR ana Mrs !.
wIlp"u. ~ Tn,cwcll county virginia
Thoy accompanied sheriff IIsrrnan
Ts,ewor county into Virginia witbOul
c-,rndI,lon papers and Will he Eve
a hearing tomorrow morning at Tass
wolf Court House.
. rho nrrnrt followed nm autonomy
-rnnah.up saturday night. whom HISS
driving u speeding roadster. crashed IN
to the rear Of u surrey Mt Wittens hlIis1
Va. In which wnrc Alma Wilson. viz
gInIa Wilson. seventeen: Dewey Wilson.
cIghiccn, and Guy Showers. hurting
them 70 the road. demolishing tho ve'
hIcle. Instead OF stopping. II ~ Ale
Logged, Reed drove on nj top speed 70
Rlucneld Sunday morning the machine
was taken to Princeton and placed -
the garage of a relative OF Reeds.
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FUNERAL ar wARwOOD.

rurr,nl rotvl,,u fur Mir Dnlnr Mo
IIuI,", fih"rr. VII" ~ Forest & Hh"'r
rhn dlrL AnluIdnv la I'"ir"li. M'"h"
InIIrwlnr ~ "p"rnil"u for npp"nd''lhH'
vim l., held At tho homo uf hnr HHt"T.
Mn T. e thrlnly. In Wnrw"oh, ~ \
n',ln,t THIS afternoon, ltov. u. w
Manifold pnriur ~ tho Heconh linli"h
rrrrl,S torlnn church, 81 wheeling. VIII
"rfl' lat"
M,a Ahnrp IN native or Ihmirn, .,
whore her mother, Mira Th"Inhh Ioh"l
20, u LTuIhor GROVER, aud u "lnl"I.
MIHn iRmpbio. Iuridr. bih"r nlhi"i" ana
hiuIhrI. nIa ATS H. Tlhlns, az ~
tlnIIr,IIia Mrs Harry II W"ihl, az
La Tara. cot" 'haIleH M'h"IN"y, I
W.nI Alexander. IA. Jane" M'h"I''l'
81 in,ni,a nnh Nae. T. q 'hilniy IL"
du,,nnci VAS graduated I'nn ~ 'l"l"
,IIin LIrh %, h""I Ia IbUt li"' h"nI""''
- ,nnnaso, - IL" I'alhn F"~" rll"'
,.,,,upnny'n I,oIi"ii h'nn'h I"i"i"""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
HOWARD GORE GIVEN
BIG APPOINTMENT

ClnrkshurE. ". VIZ. Inn l6.- M
npunr"mout "r tho appointment 81
Howard ~ Gore. prominent l"cal Rto""
mRn mud fnrrncr. To tho position OF I'VE
stock marketing specialist OF tne
United states department or hEtichi
,urC waa made here today. MT '"I'
new appointment comes under Inc Pack
ers and storkyar,ls Legislation recently
onuctcd by congress. administration ~
which was placed in Che hands o; Soc
rctary OF Agriculture Henry s. wallace.
who nppnlntcd MIR. Gore tn the pofl'loh
Of livestock marketing specialist In the
administration OF the statute Mr.. tore
IA II member Of the West Virginia state
board OF education.
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srav1oEa ron MRS. HoLMHs.

Funeral rcryi,rs Tor Mr." I'hH""
IIu}urn Who dird ~ ~" ''hi" N"''"H
hnuuItnI un Sunday morning. WIZ Nv
held this rri"rn"ou 1T u " lat" r"s'""h'o
~ Eight"ruth street. Nnrw"'l '"N
William Way Of III" I"ltil Sp'ih""'"'
church. viii conduct the ScrNi'es.
AIR. IIuImca was the wife OF Walter
IInIucy surcrIntrudcut Of tho wheeling
ann comnany. She was born In Ger
many Int came to this country when
= very small child
IirsIdrS her husband she IL survived
hy three children. Louise. Ireno ana
SIunI,v. three sisters. MrS. u. =. LIN
ION Of New York city; Mrs. lt"hort
r,ltz. aud Mira Frank King. ana l"ur
brothers. stephen Ross OF l." 'f"sHr'
wis aud August Ross Of tnlhmhhs "
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rRAvIy unnvIOnH TODAY.

TumornI rr,,l,,r i"I MIr l'n'lmln
Thnmnu Trn,l" vlt" 81 It"h"il l''''.,
who died 'hudrN m"IuInI ~ ~" Ihnh''
home. M broadway, leland, W.T. u"
hold FROM tho hrnn Ihla Afternoon ~
2 o'rInrn, tho Ilov. Z. u Wlng"Id, 81
tho Martins ROXY I'ronhyt"Ilnn cl"i'h.
officiating Inlrrmrnt Will 10 private IN
Hi,orNlow c'uol"ry.
Mira Travis wnH II Yonrn "f ago, M"
wnn born nud raised Ia Martins F"'''
Nhr wan - uuCmh"I az III" ii"nhi ''i'"h
church Bhr l"nNoH h"r hrHhuhd' anu
unroIIp Nj und Mis- Jane" Ih""'', /"
l,nIhuI Iu,id rhunnn "i i'I"hIi" ivy.
~ ihtro riHIo,r. MIA sam" j""'" ana
tu-n I'n,iIin' 'Th",unn. 81 Mo- II"" '''' 70
urd NIIrs Aindpu Ihuinnn 81 h'l"l"', ""
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.37 CO[JNCILMANIC CANDIDATES
WHEN FILING TIME IS CLOSED


nnllo,. mud will 10 candidates f"' 80.
oloUilun
Two rIIs nEpsuss Accounts
Two candidates nlod cNponu" account"
with tho city Cl"Ik Yesterday. h"''
tho election laws u Cnnhllnl" ha" w
until AuNcn days before tho election '"
file expense accounts. TIL" tw" h''hE
Yesterday were Fred l.. Esi"r OF IN"
sixth ward. His expenses w"r" -" '"r
election cards. John ii. kunH' OF inc
Fourth ward. was the other cand'u"'1
To nlc an expense account and St"lcu
he spent nothing.
Crago'H Name on Ballot.
city Clerk Howard {. Lane star'"d
work last might preliminary to sehulhB
the form OF ballots TO bu used ~ 'ne
coming erection Ia the printer. INC
name Of CiIy Manager II. 9. trag" Will
appear on the ballot.
COunCilm K.ana was ~Npc''eh y"
AJAX his name 1" he Withdrawn ana h"'
nIncsd un the ballot at Tia" Io'nil ele'''"h
but failed to dn -" d"hrli" n'h'em'"'"
mudo that hc would not ID" '"h"'""''
Ia u recall uIe'll"n The n""c Is ''"e
or Ia. a.. Is Iirrur Mh" H"ld ""' h""e
Win pniitlor ria" h"''"i however,
,Ilowod hia uniuo 1" n" "n tho h"ll"'a.
not PoIitioai hattie.
Wln, ILu cI,,iI"u ioHH than ion d"YH
off a., tho asa,t dnto. "ua wo"h from
u,.t ThuIadaY "n" ~ ia" h"'i"hl pet
nIrnI InIIIoa Ia InnnY years lH "Np"''""
,n lao hold Ia THO abort Hue, all ~
,pnuuuruIr f"i ia" recall "'"'''"" "'"'
$50 p"Ifo"loh
Ec,u hof"ro Sinoo tho w"i""" w"'"
nnuird tho ilght I" N"l" hnV" lh"f
tokon ia. inI"r"rI In Wheeling an they
n,o A., dny nuHlnnrE n"n htn nI""n"h
moro thnu cvnt bof"Io nnd all "l'''"hH
Ia sonornI no ,nhlnG nn n'iiv" r"''
| E'nr rn,no Iimo II wHu h"l"N"h 'h"'"
would unl IN, 10 000 v"t"s cast a. III" 30.
.nl election but II Ia now behaved 'h"'
| tho II U0O vniun 'nHt luHt May VIII h"
| exceeded
/ short Voting Hours.
| Tho uoIIa win "pon uu January 20 n,
| ,.aO n',ln,k nnd cloao At & M "''l""h.
| 4, rrnrtIcaIly cvcry proCin"t Ia ia"
city. thuro viii bo two women election
Officials
Register friday Saturday.
koGt Friday aud Saturday III" ely
| ,I,,L Win nron tho repatriation h""h"
| To- rcElSicr all rrIHnmr vii" h"N" h"'"'"o
OF n,,u Blu,o tho InFt 'lly "l"'ll"" "a"
| vcl nH those VIII" w"'o onil'I"h \"
vote last May bnI w"io act '"H'"'n''h
l,nnafr,a viii ale" be iHH""h 10y 'h'
| .h.tL Un ihchp ~" day"
Ih. u,uroI f"I,nn J." hn ua"d Ia Ill'"h
! .,u,ubu n1,uunta have b"rh I"' "lN'd ~
mo ,itl ,lo,h "nd ha Ia ""~ ''"hY \"
u,,,,h sIai4u,,nin fi"" thu candidates
az !" ihaiI osrUn"oh
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Corrupt Practices Act

,y..hIu,Iuu Inn "a I"i""ll'u."N i"
" r.,.t, iIuI.. lhn.- rate 81 ~"
rn,,uu, r,r"'l""r "'' ~h''h wee" h"''
Invalid 10y ih" aur'''n" '"n'' go WV
United pinins H. rDN"'"l"s ~" iI"w
hairy n.nr,"Ilol '"r" TO ""' 20" '"
a., amendment ~ ~" '"l"s rnh"''"'
,, 10 t,uuiur Tutno,uur. l"ni"i Inl
,,Il. vhn It'd the f"r'"" opposed ""
u,ru,n, Iawt o,ry ~ ~" Nil hlgu' -"
. Zoo, do, Idud Irrl 1hurndnv
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naUuupnTp rUnnnAL

Iun.,nI u,,Nl,'" v''" h"lh f""'"''"'
.nfIr,u,",,t 81 "'l"'F i"' W." i"'" WV
IInn, . Iinurh"iir, rE"d ~ F""'"' WV
,IIod T,lhrY n"'"l"H - h'" h"'""' f''
I1uaI Twenty nl"'h r''""' ""' '''
v,"io h"lh fr"ru ~" '"""Y ''""'' '"''r'
ru,I,,,u It.v gin"lo 81 Wrrw"'d ON
,I,,oL nnI hu,InI wan mnh" !" H'""h'
vnud ""ucf"Tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

ruur,nI r",ri'or f"r i"i'n h"'' WI"
rorn"h away Ttlh"r "V""l"H. wen" h"'"
at hlr h"n,o 10 Nurhlu"i"n hV"nnN ~
n.,l",h r"rIr'drY nfi"'n""" WOW
IlnIrh W Mnuun"lh r"ri"I 81 ~" 20"
nul iInIiod II"rhvio,lGh "huroh "ih
,lniod nnh Iui"Imrn' was Inrh" W
t!rrrnw"nh
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boarded Hills FALL APA13,

Mineola. n. Y. Jan. IGNORE than
81 300 was found today hidden ABOUT
the shack IN which Thomas lialdwih'
an apparently pennilsss. 0t~ysAr-old re-
riuse died last Saturday. Some Of tha
bills were M old that they foil apart
when lifted from their hiding places,
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J.w i.h. Jno ~ i"ln ! t"llY,
G,, half - ,uninir " comedian III niiHI"
,I.,vn .nd vnui"viil" dind I" day i'"i"
L,nn.hIiIa 81 IL" "r" 81 ~ w." ~"
with the woln, A. rl"ih" "'p"rl,"'l""
InI pov"inl lrn'" w h""Ih '""''I ~"
,rii,.utnni flN" l"nIu npn.
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,u,v,Ou ron ~ nm MAAy nIOn

I.,u,,nI au,vi,,n i"' Nia May l'''"
Wiz, ,ilod a. nu' h"'u" go ""'''h "''''''
,uut nn lIluGus 81 Ti1nt'i"n", "''' y"
I,ii iII1 ,n",ninE 81 ~ "'h"h ''""
Ih. hI.nd, r"no'ni Ii"'"" l"'"'""' "'
Win I, ,,,ud. H. ,i,."Iw n"h '''""'''f
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nn.uuuuna AND youLLIHonn IN
afYYu AND YOURTH WARDS
LAST TO rTIn aoonr-
TANOna
TwonrvroN HorIRIEs CLHRR hAs
NOT CAMDDATE-OFLN
ENnr COUNCILMAN WITH
DRAWN
urrx NANAoER CRAao KEEPS Ahs
HAuH OF RALLoT-sIx IN
TIE RACE FROM THE
EIxTH

When tho hands on tho c''y -,
showed midnirht. and cry ''etK ii""
ard c. Lane locked the doors OF MS VI
Ace thore were 81 candidates Tor
ell that had Med acceptanc"S an"
names will appear on tho bA""'a
$3.50, r.c,n el,ction To be held Jan
uary 3s. ~, ,or
Tha sixth ward heads the h7t TOT
,ha numbar OF candidates. having siA
In IN, raco Tho Seventh and rent"
ward. are Ito for tho naSt hiEEeH' h""
b.r Of candidates. while tho lhI'd "''"
ana rtfth have lose than any "'"o'
wards
rhe two last candidates I" III" ~
.s,tnnsss aud who hold bach v" '"'
last nomant ~oTa william 't"a""""'a
a produce psddioT 80 III" h'''" war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
Lost AND FOUND
nAaKRUPr'H SALE


Tho undersigned trustee win ofroT for
aale at public auction. January lA'h.
1921, at 10 o'clock a. ~, AT Tho bahl'
hurx uToa. Auto co. Eighth Htroot.
wsilsburE. wo-t virginia. tho following
described property
four ton Ciydssdaie Truck.
Tires and Tubes assorted
lot of Truck thainH
Cadillac Truck
Oils and kroaSoH. lath". arm press
taps diaa chain hoist. tools and other
garage sduipmsn,
4 roll top doska. J VpnwritinE denks
and typswTltors: burroughs adding ma
chino. stool safs, "rrica ChaiTH. daah
lamps and other orriro furniture,
10 mine cara mulos.
I ain horse power Eas engine.
TERMS or SALE. CsHh.
H. ~ DUVht.
IL g wILKIN
Jan i7-a Trn"'0"''
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, la, inai"n
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md ITonry rorlllnE"r. grocer 81 w."
Fourth ward
Thompson Won't Run.
Tho rIrrt ward had four candidates
until Al Wagner withdrew; tho SECOND
Nard had aIx untn Kuhn. Thompson
nd ItuttCr dropped. there mover were
my candidates In the Third except NC
GonkCy and Bippus: In tho Fourth
WitEbcrgcr. Stoohr aud Price dropped
out. leaving three to make the race III
the tirth. Heir dropped out, leaving
TWO candidates. Tho Sixth had tho rec
ord number OF announced candidates.
there being seven until Carnahan drop
red There we've no Withdrawals IN the
Seventh. tho nvo announced candidates
remaining inthe race while the same Is
true In the Eighth ward. which has four
IA the night. All three In the Ninth
ward Will run. In the Tenth there were
sin candidates until G.. Wilbur Hochns
dropped out Of tho rice. For council
! ,t-lsTse. both I.in.lcy and rhoner were
u tho race from the early STAGE.
Robert NJ l.inalcy who Ia opposing
Mayor Thonor Mod his petltl"ns yes
oIdny auoIu""n. The petitions con
| IhIncd 2 i0a signatures az moro ny oh0
| houn ircd than tho required number.
The following 10 "a list "r candidate a
who WIN make tho race. nnd Ihnao who
! failed 10 Rlc ruiIIi"na, 81 Withdraw
oounoiITaaa-.t 40 Lssas
| tt"hsrI ~ i.inalsy.
| Thomas y Th"ns'
FIRST waEd
Al Wagner. Withdrew
| it"nS Z chow
| us"rHs Hoffman
| William OFT"
B.oond0w
| u % Kuhn Thilad 1" Mo
Charles l.. GililEan
| Joseph A Hchmlii, u
br ORION Iiodrloh
I!rnest ltul,or failed To- Mo
.Chratsr a. Th"Inps"n. with
drew
Third ward
~ D. McCunkcy
Dr o. u liirpuR
Fourth ward
Henry VnelllnHor
John % kunE
II q RtochT fallOd IL Mo
l.. J. WItihcrgor. Withdrew
Edward I'rioo. Withdrew
-Albort l. Iiross
Fifth Ward
Edward Ddilor
r. II MctAnor
EdkaTd lishi. f,ilod ~ Mo
aisIL WaTd
N,rh h""ru
William it"puuho'H
William ii"rhinh
hianioy Canadian failed I" ME
Y I,ui l. EeIs,
AiI,sd / i.i'i.h
'G.",ao " vo".o
sss."h W..d
I,nasi " 'll"o
WIItlnn . M""'itrs",
TLa"d",a u'"as'"iih
~ n"hl'L
- 4 hI"'g"n
a,ss'h ws,a
i""la y N"i'.
- rt"hwo
Herman \ ii"uh'
~ \ Cunningham
uin,h ws'a
I"hn : Williams
t"hu Ias"h
Jacob tuition
Tenth ward
kn,lr"ao y iinhlv
& q "rr,e" AmhrnE"
q wilbur IIr,hinE fall"d 10 Mo
Uohort H. Frame
otto SChnuk
-Jamoa ~ u"nna
= The names preceded by IA" nEt"rlH
60 Indicate the present m"inh"rH
! council who dn not have I" Mo q pot
ton Tn" namcH automatically x" q
tho ticket unless the clerk is notln,
to tho contrary
In thiH instanc" u" mcIuh"r OF c"un'
except Chester O. Thompson notified "
clerk To withhold thcir namo from u
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TO
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MORNINGS
nHrORm
nCTtOOi.
oftica. 1898 MsTsst =
WANTED ro'siSn Klrl Tor f""''"'
housaworh and clean o""h'"A wv"
wAruood Ave. rhona al "F"""".
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encod farm hand and Esrd"h"' i"P"u"
BSysntssnIh aud Market. Jah''
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Iuasaay @ss"lHa 81 a "'l""s i"'s'
.as.t "Wednesday D'"I"i"s at -
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uIIm -" nuudsF i-"""'s ~. - 81
eIsioak -" a. ~" faulty '""'
a.oEs ia f~sIf'h aI'sst MANY "
xiIs ,f The tate I"h" J. Tie
a.,yiras vii he h-ld f'"" -" 'hsrHl
al III. Asndal I4nstsI h"ns ltbl
tbspIirs street I""-h"y '""'"l"s ~
a ,.pia-h ttsnd- Invited '" "t'""h
Ls,.mhnsnt prlsst" :" '"s"|"le"" 81
gissn GOD
A,IttfI.TG On Sunday January ~
iByI at hIs late rs"idso"s lJf Jacob
s,feat at ..l5 "'l.'"h T. m ANHunt
a,IIi ~ ~ tho 18th yoar 81 his
sac
EunaTal notics hereafter.