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The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
hsofo b, Courtesy us forest Je,,jee

to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such
manner and by such means as will leave them
unlmpaired for the enjoyment of future genera
tiOns."
There will be more nat 'onal parks The pocy
of the national park service as set forth in 1918
Dv the late Franklin T. Lane then secretary of the
i'efI"r' lS thht the national parks of the future
should be justified by scenery of supreme and dis.
hnctlNe quality natural feature so OK.
'ril"rdlnary or unique to be of national interest
ana Importance. The national park systrn ne novv
constituted. should not he lowered in standard
dignity and prestige by the inclusion of oreos
which express in less than the highest terms the
particular class or kind of exhibit which they rem.
resent Nf
The national park movement is now notIon
wide. There is army of enthusiasts These
enthusiasts are preaching that the mission of the
national parks is manifold that general use of
them by the people will bring physical mental
moral and financial benefits
This nationalpark transcontincntal tourist +rof
nc by private car is getting to be a big thing with
tremendous possibilities in dollars. The Scenic
West was literally full of motorists this summer
on vacation trips ranging from two weeks 70 the
whole seqson. All sorts of estimates have been
made of what this means financially to the country
to have this money spent at home instead of In
sightseeing abroad. 1t is purely guesswork TO est,
mate what the million and more visitors to the
national parks this summer paid out in money An
arbitrary minimum estimate of 500 each gives n
The national park enthusiasts have formed nm
organization of their Own-the National Porls n
sociaton. 1t was formed by unofficial friends of
the national parks to enter a field of the mova
ment which the federal government apparent,v
does not intend to occupy. The present policy of
congress-if 1t has any national park polIcv-,s
merely to provide for the protection maintenance
and development of the parks, leaving IT TO tho
people TO determine the they shall mako NJ
them. The association Is an organization of the
people themselves to enable them to use efectiva,
these public Fairgrounds. At present the eniov.
ment of the American people of its national n, rho
Is largely emotional. Among its many other oc.
tvites the association purposes campaipn q,
education to double the enjoyment of the neon,o
by adding understanding. 1t says In effect to tbo
American people: 'Ne
our national parks natures great 1ohor.
tories ana museums. They are not mere,v ,ron
GERS and scenery. They are exhibits on n miyht,
scale OF the processes by which nature has hoov
ana Is making America. You may double yon.
pleasure In these exhibits by comprehendInp tba,.
meaning through intelligent study. LET nc &C..
America first! But let us also know Amo.,ss
Let us know Its natural history us well n. t..
national history. Let dlfferentiate dst,nm,,rs
and appreciate Then we shall really know r,a,.
we shall really enjoy" '" linen
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His Handicaps.

well, no; | reckon not" replal
Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, to ts|
peal of the able editor of the Y
linville Torch of Liberty. I'm u
paper now that one of my KID
In Oklahomy sends me, and hsi
nigh WORKING me to death. WA
being puny now and aslD y
down in the back every once
while, and having more or les
to do, l kain't keep ketched upl
my reading no way can fS Il
It's, l just sorter pile up ihe
as they come, and read from 'lsl
tom of the stack as | get time.
that, I'm just to the middie p"
March. and the outlook halht y
ly promising for my ever arrNu
even. kansas City Star.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15

s'il' DoueHl lle LOUISIANA Purchase
the unknown land between the Mississippi and the
Rockies-frOm Napoleon Bonaparte in lSO3 In
the spring Of 1904 Jefferson Started Lewis and
Clark westward from st. Louis to see what we had
got for $15,OO0,0OO They to the mouth of
the Columbia and returned to St Louis in 1905
after being given up for lost. Both going and re.
turning they passed n little to the north of the
Yellowstone, but heard nothing of it.
John Golfer, one of their men, turned back be-
fore reaching St Louis to trap beaver on the
headwaters of the Missouri He discovered the
Yellowstone in 1907, returned to St Louis in 1S1o
and told about the geysers and other marvels St
Louis refused to believe and laughed at the YeI-
lowstone as Golfers He'll" Gen William Clark
Golfers commander. apparently the only mon
TO believe; on Carks official map of the Lewis
and Clark expedition you will find traced "CoItar
route in 1907
Jim Bridger, one of Gen William H. AsbIav,s
lieutenants in the Rocky Mountain Fur comDonv
rediscovered the Yellowstone in 1927 Rri1ger ,yos
good a mountaineer plainsman and oIide ne
this country ever But he was a procticoI
joker along the line of monumental es-he was
the inventor of the obsidian cliff, boiling sprng
alum creek and echo canyon stories which haze
been Western classics for nearly a centurv G.
his report of the Yellowstone wonders wos eot
down merely as another of Jim Bridger's hi,
yarns"
In 1872 and again in 1862 men reported the won
tlers of the Yellowstone. Nobody would heIieva
them. In 1869 the semofficial Waslburn-I,onp
ford expedition from Montana succs eded in get
ting a hearing. But it was not until 1870 that n
special federal government expedition established
the existence of the Yellowstone
Thus 1t took sixty-three years and more than
six discoveries TO put the Yellowstone officially
on the map
Cornelius Hedges-he has deserved well of his
country-September IS, 1870 by a campfire in
the Yellowstone, proposed that the wonderland be
made national park-a public playground set
aside for the peoples use forever. The idea took
Congress established the Yellowstone National
park March /, 1872.
The United States now has nineteen national
parks containing 10,S59 square miles or 6,949 76O
acres. Chronologically in the order of formation
they are follows:
1s32-Hot Springs, Arkansas. 911 acres origi.
nally n reservation, made national park this
year; 46 curative hot springs.
1s72-Yellowstone, Wyoming, Montana and
Idaho 3,34s square miles; geysers and other vol.
canic exhibits. Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone,
large lake, great animal preserve.
1s9O-Sequoia, California 252 square miles;
1900 big trees over ten feet In diameter, and
some thirty-fve feet and 5000 years old.
Is90-Yosemitc. California, 1125 square miles;
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
What Paul Said.

st. Paul, the apostle anu ~
city, is only al ordinary NV.
the eyes of Billy, age ten. a ~
young boys was assembled IL
on one of the overnight caihpr'l
conducted every week by the
A., relates the indianapolis W.,
fore the campfire was put ou'
night the Y. secretary toiiuu.
votions as usual, reading 'ne
in Acts where Paul warlleu "
panions of approaching Ian
later said: "Sirs, ye s"ow
henrkened to me-" when wv
burst on them. .,,.r.
"Shucks!" said Billy. ~
like the rest Of u.s." .j
what do you meah'
leader. a.,
"He said, 4 told you So
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15

DEVOTIONAL READING-Ps 6S:I-5.
lG-s5
GOLDEN TEXT-The Lord hath done
great things for US. whereof we are glad.
-Ps. 1868
PRIMARY TOPTc-selected Stories Re
told
JUNIOR TOPIc-How God Restored His
People.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Leaders in the Restoration OF Israel
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Lessons From the Exile and Return.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
Beginning the nav

II any man Will come after Me LOT
.,l'il oehy himself, and take up his
cross ana follow Me- For wbosoevor
VIII save his life shall lose 1t and who.
s"ever will lose his life for NV sake
shall find It. "Ae
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
Ereshen a Heavy Skin

With the antiseptic, fascinaths
cura Talcum Powder, an eAqu7
scented, economical face. sR'h
and dusting powder ana vi
Renders other perfumes SUPER
One of the Cuticura Toilet lro'1
Ointment, Talcum).-Adver'iSe'D''
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
Sing With crac. il ~

LET the word of Christ dwell in Won
' ,aen,y IN all wisdom; teaching and ad-
,'ioh!shing one another in psalms and
ny,nhs and spiritual songs. singing
win grace In your hearts to the Lord
-Colossians 3:16.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
He says he has ,m.l
more Edgewortbtl
any other living n,

Let MIR. Bal1win's let,.,
the facts, and you will see b.sss ss
Qualification for his claim.
II. F. BALDWIN
signs and Show Cara,
Cloth Baupr,, i
90 Clarke Street, Cor. G,,,,
burlington. Vernon,
I'nrus & Brother Company
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen:
1 think that am en,I,I,.
charter member of ~ al
Smokers Club, as I bayo - Lqss,--1
worth, worth Sliced Plug betsccn tx,,,i ~, y
When l commenced usipy
selling hardware on the r9ad ~
customers who kept a general usN .,Ns
me that he had Just received .
baeco and wished that wopI4
lie gave me box Tor which ba "
me ZOc- He made n mivaLs III,
selling at that time for 25s Im
so well that l made I poin. 10 ~
IL In every store in the diHs,ss.s
that l made: but few had /, T
time that ! called on this rp,,..
bought six boxes, which would ~,
got around again. still eon,iss
ask Tor tin the different town, 80.
to induce the dealers to stoek /,
In 1906 or 1907 went to "a -
and stayed there three vs.,.
prised nos to be able to get II No.
that time l was in Beaufort. & r y
made frequent trips TO sayan,,It -
and Chnrieston, s. C. and va,n,.n.
get itin either OF these citie, -;
ordered some direct from ynu ,,i
induced n dealer in Beaufort to 49,, !.
have used It always for over -
years except occasionally whom ~
not get it. l figure that I havp,r..s !
over 1000 Of the 25u boxes, vbrs J.
coat for the last Few y.ais s5r' ~
least five years have not bought, -.
Have had some given to fnp, but tb,s
not take the place Of the old pins n
with Edgeworth.
L am sitt y-ons years Of NJ. ,,i :,
think that it is the best tnhsrco J, 4
market / don't think there i,
living who has smoked any NOR. ~
worth than l. What do you ,bibki Z
Yours truly,
(Sigued) II. p. BaldvI,
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
b. JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

liz l1 years of National Parks. Vel
lowstone has been celebrating its
seihl-centennial this summer When
II was established by act of congress
IN ls'2 II was the first public play
ground of the people created in all
history. Now the United States has
nineteen and several other nations
have followed our example.
Yellowstone is a land of wonders
and its early history is in keeping
Our third president. Thomas Jeffer-
The Dolores star., 1922-09-15
(signed) II. p. Baldvi

1t is always pleasing to hear 1
old Edgeworth smokers. and We u
like to know if this record is the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
STATE POLICE
TROOPER SLAIN
MORTALLY WOUNDED,
HE KILLS ASSAlLANl
Raleigh County Mining Town
Scene of Double Killing
on Sunday.

iIaoklay. W Va Ian. h-J. II. Mnl-
Iam was hhnI ana killed by A, u. h"ulh-
u"tih. state r"li"G "Oip"rai ~ iiai@o.
nnaT here. aIisr si,.'a nred by hIilst,
had hioL Oh I.uIlln"rils, riHhl HIW end
wounded hi,n ~ III. Fiuht eide WIN
lilo Ian atn souu'w"iih dI"~ his own
ii-l.i and HE nrsi Hh"i si'n"L N"lI"h
Ia tho mouth. causing aImo"t l"Hta"t
death
Cuiih~"rIh was istrn 10 hhs h"hld'nI
81 TrIuo.Iun, wh.ra ha died NJ nlr"
" "loah tonight ~ tho ilmn ~ tho
shnn,lrs ha wnn not un state police
duty. having hAnu on lnhva of absence
Tor about wnAL IIn he'd barn as
agnaL 10 Company -. with headpuHr-
torH at ClothIor.
Tho headquarters or Company & hore
In conducting an Investigation OF the
ahootlng. II waE said that Mullett on
Countcred Southworth Mt tho Tral"e
club house and opened fire with ~
ca1Ibro automatic pistol. and that the
corporal 1rsd only in self defense and
after he had been wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
FIGHT CHURCH ELDERS DROP IN THEIR TRACKS
WHEN THEY DRINK .VARN|SH FOR SACRAMEN1AL
WINE; CONGREGATION RUSH FORTH IN A PANIC

Grand Rapids, Mich. Jan. S.-Eight
cldrIa OF the seventh reformed church
here wrra poisOncd at tho m"rhln.
service. loLny. when they drank NnrnlHh
lint had been poured into II communion
cup in the bollcr IL was sacramrnthl
wine Two Of tho elders wcro SAID 10
bo In ~ critical condition.
Tho church recently Ind hcen ropnir-
oil. and In tho ntorn room where tho
rnrrnmrninl wine II knpt In jug nov
ornI lga ur Nnrnlrh used In rnheooTh'
IuK lad ho"n 'qinrrd. ono o' tho "i-
nrInIr ur tho church In nnih To hhVn inlH-
inhrn tho vnrnlrh for vino. WHOM ho
nIIcd tho communion cup during Tho
church ncrylro.
rho crdrru nr tho church wnre tho
NUT TO drink tho communion vino. A.
tho ,.up wnn bclu: pnrucd To other mom-
born ur tho. congregation tho oldorH w"ro
accn to fall To tho floor.
Many or tho church memborr hocarn'
panIc-atrirkou nnl reused from tho
cdIflrc. A physician wa8 summoned
and tho stricken men taken to hospitals
or their homes.
Tho poisoned elders wero u. Tcrk-
hurt. s. Folkerysmn. G. Hemstru. J.
IIooCcstcgcr. John Riewold A. DeBruin
u. ], Vandcrwerp and r. Boz"
Tho communion cup was passed I"
tho elders Immediately after Rev. VAN
I.unImcL the pastor. hnd completed his
sermon Elder RciwOld was Tia" nrst
tn drink the poison and the first I" f"li'
The other elders collapsed in rapid sue
cesSiOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Feud FIGHT
Victim
OUTBREAK IN RALEIGH
BRINGS STATE POLICE
Hundred Shots Exchanged III
Battle, With Twenty Per-
sons Participating.

Beclley. ". Va. Jan. 8.--Doputy
sheriffs and a detail from Company G.
state police. went to white oak creek
Raleigh county. to-day. I" Investigate
the latest outbreak OF family fcuds
pitched battle Sunday night, which re
suited in tho killing OF h-ycar-old
10y and burning Of two houses.
Murray Williams. son OF Sanford Will
liams, wns killed and OF the houses
burned ono was owned by Linah VIII
liams and tho other by Preston Stovcr.
while the homo OF John Moies. near the
williams house. was riddled with bull
let's.
Out OF vague reports reaching Beck
lev. Il was learned that about II score
took part in tho battle. in the course
OF which moro than u hundred shots are
believed TO havo been fired.
with the williams family nrrhyeh
against tho Stovers and Wriatons HeV-
oral encounters hRVo occurred wlthlh
tho last fourteen years. In nuihber
Of instnncen shooting nffrnys hnro re-
suited In court trials. In which. hilor
hearing tontimony by members or IN"
dlfrorrnt familion. tho defendants nav"
bocn found not guilty. Tw" weeks nE"
orvillo Williamn wan novoroly w"uh"n"
and proaion Btovor nurrorod lorn Ho'l-
ous inJurion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
DESPERAD0ES N,
ESCAPE THRO
PRISON SEWER
SEVEN RECAPTURED
WITHIN AN HOUR
The Eighth Man Found Hiding
Within Walls Of Kentucky
Institution.

Frankfort. Ky, jan. 8-EiEht of tnS
most desperate prisoners In the 'Asn'
lucky state rcforInatory hers. including
ono who is serving q life tsrm for muf.
DOR late today escaped from the man
prison through O sewer. E
Seven Of the men got OUTSIDE the
walls. but were recaptured within An
hour. and the eighth man was found tws
hours later hiding in the shirt factSty.
The delivery was planned BY 0sorge
Miller of Coyington. KY. serving Aye
wears for robbery. who served tVo tsf1ns
in the federal prison at Fort Leaves.
worth, Kansas. and now II wanted there
as an escaped convict and Joe Pat
Murray OF Newport, KY. serving Dsven
years for storehouno breaking. ana VINO
hns attempted to escape four times ee-
cording to their stories.
HsoApsd VIA Sewer.
Rocently Soms work has besa done
on tho sewers In the prison yard. AnA
tho excavations uncovered the MIN
uowor. Murray and Miller. Il 10 oae'
hid n pick and today. while oonvtsN
wsrs pitching h0raaahoss IN me yasA
broke q small hole In the hrga sevW
mnin. The pair dropped Into 0ts'
wpIkrU ICW ITVL !" - Sep NSvs 80 49,
rnt,,ory rtockndn. raised the Osver oaA
climbed out. rnn through tho shirt ne.
tory and escaped by climbing over ~
fcncs.
Tho other mon claimed that thsy -
not roo Murray and Miller escapA bue
noticing tho hole in tho sswnr pipA %
tho spur of tho moment attsmpts4 %,
mako their escape. - T.
Shots Fired In PurDat2
As the mon climbed the fence arouno
the factories. q small boy living nsafoy
saw them and notified tho guard On sao
front gate. who savc tho alarm. PufsuN
of tho men was begun at once ans tnSy
we're recaptured without offering All
resistance. although two or them hea
fed nearly Two miles from the pfasoA
before they were overtaken. In 4e
pursuit Beveral shots were nrod ~
guards, but mono Of them took snsee
Most OF the prisoners have lcNe
prison records. and seven OF thsm hi
made previous attempts 20 escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
s 8PR|SONERS
IN GETAWAY
Sarcastic Note Left With Cells
Key, to Be Delivered
to Jailer.

Owensboro. Ky, Jan. S.-Late to-
niEht mono OF tho eight prisoners "h"
c,,ared from tho Davies county jail
J. .r early this morning had been re-
...rlured, although Officers were scour-
Ins tho surrounding country throughout
the day.
UainK "a piece or whe an Roy WIN
vhi.h TO unlock tho tier or coils, INC
urisone,s ihsn sA we'd u hhI l." IA he'"nh
,Io,y window. tied thsii binhh"lH l"
satheT And slid I" ths s'"unh lhe h"S
a.. .ho .aiIs laisT wHn f""nh ga 'h" v"
,n,aa az n Issidsn,s non'hy. wrapped
Ia q uisns of pHrs' -" ~hl"'' ~"a W."
ten. ''rIaas. dsltv.' I" the Isle' az
n. yt.s ,nuntr" The n"'s vac H'a"s"
nv thraa nf tha asaspad ~ p'ls"""'"
Thros oih.p Inls"u"'" 1" ~" ape" ''"'
Of ,.Ila rAruscd !" loaV" the l"'' NV
,hoy sla" failed !" Elra ~" Hl"'"' ~
an, doIiya,y vas not known !" w." ih''"'
,,,1 about two h"urH lai"t. "h"n u"
,nmo 10 Nhn fl""r with tho ""'n'ng
,r,aI nf tho prlloucrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Warrington. Jan. R-tBy tho Asso-
ciated Prcss) A move toward party
solidarity and an effort 10 IND ways ana
means or Increasing tho efficiency OF
tho Republican party In congress, IL was
learned today, was the twofold purpose
OF the Whito House dinner. Saturday
night, which brought together President
Harding and a number OF representative
Republican leaders.
Protracted consideration was given.
during the after-dinner discussion, which
lasted until after midnight, to the posi-
ton OF tho party on present domestic
issues, with tho result that decision was
practically reached on what was des-
cribed as two matters OF nrst Import
snce early enactment Of soldier bonus
bill. and carly assembling or a RepubIl-
can senate conference 10 reconcile any
differences which may he round 80 esisi
in rariy councils over the FORM I" be
riv.n iusislaIion for iefundins Alli'd
debIs
Tho iuo suhIr,Is wsis Inter con
.,.1 l., iha dIn.usrInn slate tha pea
nlI.is In.",ns 81 tho h"hIs, " va" i"'''|
,.n.,aIIy .s..ah si""i ""l q" ths h""'
.I,.,,.a 81 ,."""i.i"s h"""" s"rs"h''"'""r
III, n a.I.s To. a"susn'"h a." III" ""'I
aII.,".ilvs "a
70. ,.u,h.,n 81 ~. "-hi""i ss"'~
I,,y r.nL. ""i hii"'n"F 'I"""'"'
I.urh.,iv. participated, -" hih 'h-''
,,, I.b, r. Adams ~ ,hs U"ruhll '"n
,,,Irn,I ru,,urIIi'"i Esna'cr" LphR",
yvnirnr ~ indlnrn. curtis. Hr"nh.g""
nud Ncrurnh~r: Hp"nker Hlll"t'. and
U,ruhIIrpn Leader Nordsll from tho
hou-r. and Representatives Madden, IL
Ilnoir: Fordnsy. Michigan; Darrow,
P,nnsyivanIa. and Saundsrs. Indiana.
ChtsNy tho discussion bors on tho
legislative situation In tho senate.
whero Il was agreed that tho three most
jmportant measures. aside from the
routine Of appropriations. tho tariff. tho
bonus and refundinE proposals. needed
Armament and adjustment TO forco thsm
throuEh semi -blockadeH which they arc
now facing.
program Outlined
~ q result Of last nights discussions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Dublin. Jan. S--(By the Assoclatfd
Pross) Large crowds assembled oY-
side Mansion House today to witness
the arrival OF Eamon De Valera ana MS
supporters In the Dali Eireann who met
for a consultation with regard 10 tho
future. All tho we'll known leaders who
spoke against tho treaty were enthusl-
asticAlly chsered.
Prior to the private meeting. Mr.. DO
Valera. In his drawing room and In Tho
presence of tho newspaper mon. re-
ceiVad an Illuminated AddTssS voted him
December Il by convention represent
Ing 90. 900 members or tho Hiborniah
Catholic beneft Societies In AustTalasIa
The presentation Was made by tho he''
pr VRsilb. who 1aid tho fesllnE Ia
Australia ~hsn no loft Ihst country ~ss
alIoasihsr republican for Ireland. qua
that no was certain great hlaspp"Ih''
men, would bs rslt 10 " hAh not boo"
found p"aaihIa !" SECURE an un'Tsm-
mslad trIHh republic.
Mr. 10 VsIara In reply IN Dr O'Hsilly.
said tho night or Ireland had ln"plr"h
tho world Tho Irish SELF Determination
League had bren founded on tho prin-
cipls OF FREQ determination. and not de-
termination taksn at the cannon's
mouth.
Lat no man say" said Mr.. Do Valera,
that tho Irish people have self-deter-
mined themselves within tho British
,mpirs a. British subjects Tho heart
Of tho Irish people II as republican to-
day as ever. The wonderful opportunity
OF securing a lasting peace between two
great countries, one OF which In the
mother country OF Australia and Canada
and. in . large part. Of the United
states, has been definitely lost once
moro by the triumph OF British force
over reason and right. The heart or
ireland Is absolutely for complete In
dependence"
Mr.. Do Valera said no had worked
hard to ket help frop every source 10
md a solution OF tho problem 10 recon
clio tho two peoples. consistent Win tho
desire Of the irish people 10 mainialh
n distinGI nationality and s"vsIsls Al
statehood That had hoon iuinod do~",
ne da.iatsd and lhs,sfo tho nsLt was
4" -" on
Tho n4rubII" aT Ireland NJ. i'~
taIs.a dsN.,sL "siIIi s-iatS Ito s"S
s,.tsn i.df n."s"I ,sIlI s-Isia 1hs 'sss
l"II"n accommodating hs -rr."ssl "f .
"a,i.inIg Ia ""I 'aiin.~'i'" ~ th"'
I,aaiy srd 10 n..I . I-gaI a"I That -iil
n", La .uS"IsI u"Ili the i'lsh r."pl"
hav. II- .sI.hlIsI.I ~. r.ruhll" ~hl"h
'h~v 49, "r hy 'h.'' "~n viii \" '~'
40 human h'-lns snh h-~r'@ "sn s"hl"Y"
- ID. -"lf determination ~ ~" I'l"h
p-"pl- vll b." f"rR-d Iy 'h~ W"n suh
~"rrrr ~ Irslsnd lr thlr generation.
They sr, not going I" CIV" w now"
Mr. DoVal.rR md his rupr"riora then
wont Into private session In tho oak
room OF the Mansioa House.
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ALL CLOSED
0NsIBBA1H.
Capital City Lid Clapped
Down in Ministerial Asso-
cialiion' Campaign.

Cha rlasion. W. w. Jan. sS--DT1ot
Observance or Sunday closing laws. g.
mapdod by Representatives OF the minie-
terIal association. went into very Sen-
srnl enect today. tho date sst By tne
ministers as that on which they Wouio
take action. only ono arrest fof Nlo-
latinC city ordinances and state nNs
on Sunday business was made. ana tnet
WAS on a warrant sworn TO by Pat b.
wIthrow. superintendent OF the Union
Mission. and head OF the committse ~
charge Of the minister's campaign. Ihe
man arrested was Joe Corey, propristoF
OF a fruit and confectionery store.
Many merchants had posted nopcee y
their stores and windows, announcne
their intention Of keeping their places
OF business closed Sundays, and fsW
open stores were TO be seen In q canvas
of the bus!neya streets.
Druggists had agreed to close nsar
stores, and virtually all cigar stores,
news stands and soft drink establish
men,s were closed. Garages we're opsn.
and most or the gasoline stations wsre
duinx business during tho day. Althou0h
soma Of tho latter closed In response
10 tho DOMAIN OF tho chuTcl''nsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Victim Prom IOWA

Charleston, w. Va. Jan. S-Corporal
Archie B Southworth. who was fatally
shot at Tralee this morning. was res
ident OF Laurens. Iowa, before he en-
listed In the army during tho World
war, according to records at state head
quarters OF the state police here. Ho
located in Charleston after being dis
charged from federal service. lie en-
listed In tho state poldcn organization
last July and was promoted To corporal
I'm October His relatives reside In Lau-
rem and n waa stated tonight by onic-
era ai hradouarieTs here that Captain
v W Midkin, ia command of - u J
,om,nuy will make arrangements To
q. nd HIN body To tho Iowa town