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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08

ed in the air on metal trapeze
Four mon are invited to hold the
rope. Try as they may to keep her
in the air, down she comes and the
men will in turn be lifted by her
weight If they hang on long enough.
w. A. Pullum, beralded as the
worlds champion weight litter"
tried to lift the girl but when she
brought into play a resistance of ov-
er 400 pounds he had to admit him
self defeated. Jimmy Wilde, Eng
fish boxer, and Kalla Pasha, Turkish
wrestler. besides other noted athletes,
failed in similar attempts "Rssista"
is not the first person TO claim to be
"unliftable." Johnny Coulon-an ac-
count OF whom was given in the Path
finder May Z, 1921-depended on his
ability to keep the LITE at arms
length, or to alter his position so that
leverage. The secret of Jennie Alb
bolt, THE Georgia magnet, lay in
his opponent could not get proper
touching certain nerves on the wrist
and neck of the litter which had the
effect of counteracting his strength
1t is different with "Resista." She
stands perfectly still, with her arms
outstretched, and does not touch the
person endeavoring to lift her
Neither does she maneuver for posi-
ton. Her only stipulation is that
she be held firmly by the waist. She
ascribes her power to mental sug-
gestion. The lifter's power of trans
hitting nerve force to his lifting
muscles seems to be affected by the
performers suggestion that he can
not lift her. "Resista" processes to
be mystified at her own power. 81
discovered it when ! was about 13
years old, while playing games with
other girls" she explains. How is it
done? Well, / guess it's a combina
ton of brains and body. / just say
W HyStll, Il WOu Dc lllltu anu w
all ! can to keep my feet on the
ground-at the same time forcing air
into the lower part of my lungs.
81 must have my feet downwards.
If anyone holds me in his arms like
a baby cannot offer resistance. ]
can exert this power if grasped un-
der the armpits or by the elbows but
when gripped by an exceptionally
strong man ! find this hurts me-
in other words, my resistance is
stronger than my own arms will
bear, and my elbows give way under
the strain. That is why request to
be lifted by the waist" "Resista,"
by the way, is an American and has
appeared in theaters in this country.
She probably has an abnormal devel-
opment of the waist muscles which
enables her to force those lifting her
to relax their grip to some extent,
thus affecting their power.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08

When you have an achey, stretchy
feeling and you are dull, tired and
discouraged It is sign of approach
ing malaria or chills. You should act
quickly TO ward off an attack. Her
bine offers you the help you need. 1t
destroys the malarial germ, drives
out all impurities and makes you feel
bright, vigorous and cheerful. Price
6Oc. Sold by Ohio County Drug
Company. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08
Chambcrlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy in Michigan.

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Caseville, Mich,
says, II wish to thank you for your
grand good medicine, Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. We are
never without it in the house, and
am sure it saved our baby's life
this summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseville,
Mich, says, II have used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
for years and it has always given
prompt relief" m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08
Dependency.

Sufferers from indigestion are apt
to become discouraged and feel that
complete recovery is not to be hop
ed for. No one could make a great
er mistake. Hundreds have been
permanently cured by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets and can now
eat anything that they crave. These
tablets strengthen the stomach and
enable IT TO perform its functions ma
turally. If you have not tried them
do so at once. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08

ers were being misled by the nation
al shop craft organizations. and ev-
erything humanity possible was done
to induce the men to save themselves
from the effects of what appeared to
Ne the inevitable failure of the
strike.
Employees In the mechanical de-
partment Of the company have or
ganized six unions to supplant those
which abandoned the road. These
organizations were perfected in
keeping with the resolution Of the
Railway Labor Board, which held
that those who left their employment
because OF dissatisfaction with the
rulings OF the Labor Board were with
in their rights, but that those who
filled the places left by the strikers
were not strikebreakers and were en-
titled to all the protection that could
be afforded them by the company and
by the government.
IL all the railroads OF the conn
try were In as strong position In their
mechanical departments as the Illi-
nols Central, the railroad strike
would be closed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ial In Chicago Journal OF Commerce
August 2S, 1872.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08

spective rights of the parties be as
certained in advance to the end that
there may be no unseemly contest
ever the right TO administer said Of
fices and that the interests Of the
public may not be prejudiced by the
Interference with the orderly trans
action of business afr citing the man
agement of public highways"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08

If your child is pale and sickly,
picks at the nose, starts in the sleep
and grinds the teeth while sleeping.
II is a sure sign of worms. A reme-
dy for these parasites will be found
in Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t not
only clears out the worms, but it re-
stores health and cheerfulness. Price
35c per bottle. Sold by Ohio County
Drug Company. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-09-08
NO LAW FOR wIFE's CONDUCT

IL will not attempt to lay down
any law for the conduct of your wife.
She can regulate her own affairs.
Go home and think OF more important
things" This is what Magistrate
Richards of the Pittsburg morals
court told Albert sauers who main
tanned that his wife had no business
to take on the air OF a flapper by
having her golden tresses bobbed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
Big FinanCiers on
W. Va. inspection Trip
lyhP :.vsranHtsns Planned for the Colum :
btA Gas and Electric Company
In This state.

Sr.ciai ni%natrh ~ The Int"llfE"ucer
,-rncinrIiL q. tnrfl -. W. W.
Freeman rrsldcut Of tn" mon '''t'
and Electric CO. and vlr"-rr"Shcnt nt
tho Columbia Gas and Electric 60. who
"a travclrr- with IN" eastern and New
York directors Of the Columbia "nnp ny
on their tour If inspection OF columbia
rrorrrtIcs throughout West Virginia.
looking forward {" big imHroNem"nt%.
uircd To his tS.O,lltcs here today that
tn" rar'y rad dtarr'v"d IN 'hAr''Ft'n'
West Virginia
'rhcr. arc eighteen nerSona m IN"
rJ-tv beaded ~ + - f"sSIrT. Now
York rrcsldrnt ~ IN" columbia
Resides tn" 6rrr-'t"rs a nunho- ~
oor:ialisis. sucFts from New York AND
.hir.-h .r" m IN" delegation.
Narshlii rlrid. nrtn"Ipal boz "' th'
or,rinaf Marshall Eio''! i"SHrh W
Hartman. president ri 'hc Harr;w. al
\annn.,' E.nh Harold Stan'"r. vice.
nrrs,dcri 9r rho ';uardnt'" Trust 60.
r;,ilr, Watts. director "f tho chemical
N,t,nnai ha-h William ! Phillp. "'
! and y %crSmann and - 'TaTrr
T.; DOWN. - ~ n"mlnich .4't Horninick
.rr ,rnpo-L.nt \ew York Nnanc'rs In
tnr Srcu1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
SWIFT RUSSIA MAKES YELLED j
THREAT AGAINST POLISH nation
Little Progress Toward !:
Goal Of Irish Peace
cor,tns ana Dc vaIsra Adhsrsnts - y.
sumo Confsrsncs Today - =,
Dublin. ni

Dublin, April :5.-tBy the Asoee
rcsx)-Michael Collins, head or IL
provisional government. returned 49,
from Tralee. ready for tho resunapueH
Tomorrow Of the conference between IT,
a adherents Of the government ans OF
Eamop De Valera. looking for peace.
The belief was expressed tonight tnet
tbe protcs. If labor. which cuiminatso
In Mondays one-day strike. mas hAa
no effect influencing the leaders On
a,,ner side. II is said that come ar
with regard to the votert
register had been considered. but that
Arthur Griffith cannot so Ear enoaGa
TO satisfy De Valera. and that w
not concede anything. except on LnS
condition Of free election. The in
6,oendent army already has clainted thS
r+xht to gain permission for operaHg !.
Of the slect3oas without reference u
IN. Dan. .Ere..n vm Dea IT > n.
tA0AorrOW. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
Lady Astm Sees U.S.
Represented at Genoa


S-r York. April 25.--Lady AstAf teie
,-d,r- ed,tor, and publishers Of tAs
IrpIted States today at the anuAl iunen-
enn ~ rhc Associated Press that Amer
ia would yet join the conference u
Genoa.
"I h.I,,r. America can show the Va?
n neace.- she exclaimed ferrenuS' amio
VI hail Of applause.
The reference to Genoa was p"t o
NJ 2 score touched upon by the Virslno
horn member Of the British House OF
commons. in breezy ADDRESS on
mother lovo and practical poutics tHn
hold the close attention on nor auo!eoEs
in the Grand bail room Of the waldorf
Ar,o,,a Her audience was mostly
mon. although the boxes IN the S3F0''
wore filled with women.
She digressed considerably trom hsf
nrensrcd address touching at ranoom
nr such topics az Lloyd George, boi'
sbcvisu. labor and capital. the power
If tho press. closer undersnnoiot
hc,veer England and the United states
"r sunnose many OF you are dAsper-
ate,v set against women coming 1870
noIitt-x. and T don't blame you. ! am
sorry ro- Won. I think sooner or latef
Won will sec that we are perfectly ngne
20 want 20 come into pubic me.
IN discussing The press sho e1o
.rrhc nress OF country is a ltp1
d,rcren1 from ambassadors. We seno
c,r ambassadors rnd they can interpret
the,r governments; hut the press 0n
rver co further. ThAy can interpfst
The dtrrerent peoples. And that Is Tny
n, Associated Press has been. thlnN
rc.nv ops or the greatest agencies TOT
,rorress that we have knoyn IN onf
-crcrat-on. You cannot realize no"
great that responsibility is. 90 no.
want 70 hattcr the press 90 no'
really ,Ihe 70 datter anyone.
-Rut think In. whole world shoola
know what it owes 10 Mr. Melvula ID
sim. f~nunscllnr Of tho Assochte1
press and for many years rs general
mana cer'.
gentlemen. II Is OF Z" y"u." she con-
t'unpd The two greatest 'orces u
,he world for peace and civilization are
nothtrs and the press. ours ~
rreater task Our cH:!frsn arc sohe
m he what we mothers make them. ana
uhre YOU hear lot 81 American moth-
srs feel that the press someumos
ioscs its head about iappers and modsfn
mothers and things IKE that. Fcrhspo
.tev arr lacking headlines. I am not
disturbed about the modern mother any
moro than am about the nodeTa
rrcss."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
Fort Worth Flood Claims II Dead;
Dynamiting of I:evees Is Alleged
Nine Inch Rainfall at Texas
City Puts All Streams Out
of Banks With Little or No
Warning 10 Victims Caught
In Flooded Homes.

Fort Worth. TNas April cS--Se~eD-
'ccu rruhub., 4, adj and property damage
a. approA Imatc,y one mrlllon dollar. l.
tho toll Of 2 ''"uI WnI2n swept Hort
Worth carl, INda% .,Lrr' ne "'ior" Il
score Of rcsidcr"cs a'l "ma' hn''d
,rr-. uvcrflowimS hundreds; Of 4rr's'< OF
land nd inUndatlnr streets.
Jonr J Mccain. E"r' Worth ciT en-
:inerr ISSUED = statement tnnlSht ~
which he declared ma the I'''e" on
rhS rivers which h~"n" here carly TO-DAY
and flooded lowlauds "r this city. were
"dyuamltcd by unknown parties, and
ihai'an IuvcstIsut.'n Icy grand jury
unu.t H.. deua nd.d ,rnm"itatc!y.
Thc estimate g: POSSIBLY seventeen
dead Wills mad" hy MAJOR l. 'i White,
in charc, Of l;cd ross relief How
over none If tho 'rr,! undertaking cS-
tabhshm"rtS ha., - r"lv'd body. 5,
Worst In city's History.
The flood wa rrnfncd chiefly tn the
lovl.nds adjoining the tributaries OF
,hc Trinity rive: Marine. sycamore
,Tearrorke and thu TrlnIiy rivers we're
swollen. overflow the bottoms
nearby.
Water stood three feet dcr0 IN the
STOCK wards here and WAS only 100
from, the Live stock Exchange nuilalnE
tonight This water was opeCo" I"
suhsldr quickly. however.
The flood Is IN. most severe 10 I'M
history Of the city. according 10 hu
time residents Trinity river stood a
;6T fee, al noon and was still rtslnS'
The gauge measured only seven ee'
Yesterday. With the. break Of th East
EIrst .,~cet levee today. II was oeileNeo
the water. on being relea sed. "onfo
c,rasb out losing some of its foroe.
Nine-Inch Rain
ron,, m The heels of a nne-tn>h
rain the heaviest IN the history o. Fort
Worm and = wind and electrical storm.
the flood took scores nf people by sur
rr,se The lrwlands adjoining Sycamore
creek were the first TO suffer. and AT
cne t,mc water wa standing level with
tho roofs OF residences.
Word rschlnc here tonirht from
n.otnts north O: tort " Worih Indicate that
a further rlse ef ;ha w?ter - expected
and tha, every effort was hong mdd'
,o urcpsrt additional loss OF litc ana
,rcne-ty Rescue workers. nr~ lahor1nG
tfrol.ssJ- N brinStn- relief 10 flood sut-
r.rers and attempting To rescus III"
rood stricken. Tho entire city has
united IN this work
with boiler rooms Of the city F"'"r
4 Iaght Company flooded. residential
Fort Worth Is spending night IN dark-
ness. No drinking wa ter has been avail
ehl. since carfv morning.
With the city facing night or dark-
ness. Owe hundred members or me
An,or1can Lagoon were patroi1tnS the
s+r,1ts auSmentInc the police force.
uh1cD va, working fru time N Toe
Nooied areas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
LLOYD GEORGE SEES DANGER
tn ANGlO-FRENCH ALLIANCE.

among the allies. II has nothing TO %
with Genoa but French opinion 10 un-
doubtcdly being infamed By misstate.
nents alleging that the BRUSH are pur...
SUING = policy Of secret talks.
~ ;s untrue that saw Leonid KraJ-
Sin on Friday, As has been stated. Our
nu;icy is that We have no quarrel With
ihe Russian people and do not fear
Russlan-Grrman menace. but we are dc.
termined 10 prevent Europe from again
becoming a shambles.
We want TO adopt an open. humans
nolicy. but the attitude of the dele.
Gates toward a settlement makes ous
work difficult. We cannot continue %
bargain" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
l. {. JUDGE FINDS CONSPIRACY Of
MINE OWNERS AND j. N. v. EXISTS

coal shortage throughout the United
TO unlawfully compel the plaintiffs
TO enter into contracts with tn" mine
workers. relating TO employment
states.
"'rn unLawfuIly compel the rtaIntlTs
10 enter into contracts with IN" mine
workers. relating TO employment
"Tn unlawfully and maliCiously 'n",'s
ira employees Of tn" pIa alnurs 20 break
their employment contract
ITO unla wfully Comncl plaintiffs cru-
n1ovcs to become unloniEed. and ~
break their contracts Of employment by
force. intimidation. mcnarrs and a5us-
i've language"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
secs Partition Plot

Warrington. April -. Tn" Russian
neoplo viii never accent III" "cFidcnt
plan Of tho allies at th" Genoa coA't'-
once" 10 "rart,tiou RussL4 int" colonies
n, tho E;uropcan nations. probably In
rludjnr Germany, Count llya Tolstoy
declared In an address tcdaY AT the cay
Cluh'e forum luncheon. Surh an at
reurr he ADDED. would brinS great
danger 20 the future. and he ddT'~"n
Ar,crrca 10 keen hands OFF" and rcc"C-
n,zo an~ Russian government which Will
ruarantf" security Ia trade. labor pro
p4rty and personal rights.
Lenine. SHINES q; 'cr1nanE' ann
Linvd ricorge, whom Count ToistoT d'-
ec-lhcd a@ controlling tho destiny or
l,uruue. each have plans for III" settle
mcnt of E;uro0". he said. but the hFi'iso
diplomacy -a.rled at capturing the hus-
s,s,n market" conflicts with Stnnos' de-
s,rn on thle market to make enough
to paw the German indemnity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
nAKEs PLEA FOB PRA1EA

Huntington. W Va, April c5.--A plea
for the re cst4hIt hment Of prayer IN
the home Was mad" tonight by heH W
orr.hvicry, brfor" district representa-
tivrs her for In th," days spring meet
Ins Without prayer. he said. the family
rrUmblra and the church and state
thereby lose in 1prCe. Revive the Gus
dr.n in the houShoid. he urged.
F,rtpcIpal speakers At TO morrow's
session viii b. Rev. J II. Wiser. "t st
Adams: Dr J N. Armst rong. president
of the I.ewtsburE seminary Rev r. +.
shrow, of kclova--NE- finest EhoInp-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26

London. April 25.-i'r1me minister
LLOYD George. addressing nuTner OF
press representatives at Genoa. author-
ized them 10 transmit an appeal ITO"
MIN ,n the British publ, asking II not
~ acrep, statements appearing in some
Of the English papers regarding the
Genoa conference until ne has had an
Of dealing with them IN
narllament. says a Central News ols-
ralch from Genoa To-Day.
The dispatch quotes him as continuing:
Premier roincare's speech was
very serious declaration. made without
anv consultation with the allies. ana is
moi calculated to improve cooperation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
Resents Poland's Action in
Joining Allies Remou>
STRANGE at Genoa, Declaring
1t. Violation Of Riga Treaty
Powers 10 Make Counter
Proposal to Russia

Genoa Ami 2S-,Ey tho AsSoclateo
n-as.,- Soviet Russia contributed an
other sensation TO the economic confer
epce ,oday by sending note To tne fo-
rsh delegation demonstrating asaInS,
Poland action in joining the aHieu
mowers in protest against separate
ir,atv between Russia and Germahs'
Eussa claimed that the peace tredty>
h>tveen herself and Poland covers all
relations between the two countries ~
that Pofnnd. Like Germany, snouio not
narttca nate IN tho discussion or hussldn
affairs, even lntinoatinS that PolAn' ny
her present action in the conference mas
RhroSa ted the treaty GSnon ~ E<~
ON March is. 1871.
Russia has a strong Red army en-
"a nnped near ths Polish border, AND Dof
lr,s reason. the Russian rcmonstrances
ara regarded by some OF the dsIegates
As euurvelant as to 70 almost q I
AGAINST Poland
TO MAKO Counter PropoGA
The experts on the Russian oueeuon
e,ttlnE without tho Soviet delegates 10
dav conparcd notes on the new propcs-
al prc4e nted BY the Russian delegates d]
yeslerdays : session and decided 10 lor-
ward their report 10 their RESPECTIVE
royerunenLa 1t is expected that "hen
rhs answers are received from the var
ions canltals the powers Will submit
counter propositions to the soviet
coucbcd IN firm language. in an endcaV-
o- IN reach a working basis Tor an ac-
cord.
We cannot stay here forever SAID
g. French dclega IL tonight.
The rreu,h are disturbed over Ihe
n,xunor ~ which the EnGhsh have iu-
terprc,cd Premier Foincarc adoScss'
The French spokesman made 1t clcAr
maj All French arc alarmed over tutuFe
military possibilities Of the kuSSn-G'r-
man treaty. and that NJ. foincare was
merely yoiclng Frances genuine DIS
uuictude There are certain indications
,hat France with her HwludIinS FoPu-
,ailon is fearful Of IN" constantly IN
c-clslns German population. un'''o
with mighty Russia. The french a,r'
,udc toward Russia Is described aS ike
that Of japan toward china. cdch wants
an ORGANIZED and prosperous nciShoor'
hut doc; not desire that that neiShp"'
nc 50 strong rs t" l""m ur As pos
sihiO mCHacc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
HUSBAND BxoNHRArBp.

pa-s. Arrf' c5..LTh- investigst
nsrIstratr decided to.da" 'ha' there
wa no rAS. Cor Nrr'cr r"dinEs against
Thomas Stewar; Ryan. m" American
newspaper wri'cr N connection with the
dca tn OF hl$ wife.
Mrs Evan. professionally Know as
N,s. Audrey Creighton. N"ll'nlNt whose
hor. was ~ California died here .lanu-
arv .. aT'"- having swallowed several
poison tablets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
AnuEE To WAGE CUT.

London. April 25,-Botn sides TO ths
sb;nv,-ds workers dispute, which m
yoiIcs about 100000 men. who are Aov
on stn" have agreed to terms or 81
Tl.u,roi ~" the controversy. Under teS
,,.r,.u.,.r., rhr- will b cut Immediately
~ Ten sn.!unrs weekly in the wages o.
III. men ana The remaining six shilltnli
ru. wnn.h N" employers have ordered
urlf hr sr'lt >, iNn insE!lncnts faRds
affect respectively IN May and June.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
JAuE1 yoI coHTHn1.


p,ttshurE. kas.. April 2s.-Hear! Aix.
well members OF the old Hovat diGtrtof
board. was arrested late to-day: aae
taken to Glrsrd to serve years sSe'
tence for contempt Of court IN calling
Warrants have hcen issued for Alex.
erder Howat and August Dorsehy. %:
posed president ard vice president 'ef
TG>frict IS. United Mine Workers OF
America. respectively. and three oth6@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
Another Outrage
Yourr IrtshmAn Waylaid bv Gang OF
Five, and Murdered.

nuhl,r. April - Fiv" men i"iaN
held WI. shot and killed Il young man
rrar EallinaS'o". III" men then burned
., iurry h- wn* driving
lmbuu. April "5 IA It" AbSence o.
If. owner. Lady Etuliv Howard Bury.
Trash Erpub.I lean mrrnr irregular" today
nccuured Chark0Ntue 'Iastln, In Kings
countH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
FOUR MILLION
LOSS IN FRUIT.
EASTERN PAN HANDLE
AGAIN IS HARD HIT
Fruit Crop From Martlnsburg
to key$cr AImo.t Lnllrcly
DESTROYED,


cum ara. MD AIII D
cAiY The eHt.r' rT";' %. "a: -. 'ao '0'I
aHNlcS and rcdrh'. 49, me iIE"'' III"
tUit bet "H'"n''nS '"'" S'"r' ''''''N,
>" k"r~er ari h"mn"i ana M"''''' !"
h'S '''', "p'', Goa, '"'','' 49, ..I su,d.,,
ri.h,. 5...n-d.r. =. ,nfurrratl,.r -
...5 g.. .r,..,,.. ~ tho ,Imn,rlanI
l,-.., I&rh,rEe Nrr-
nr.h;lr,,..I.,. ,..t.n shat rar,," enough
lr,,, Tor dom. =. NO M.. probably ho
n-rdurci
+. =. ,,,,r.-.d ,har aorru.:mateIy
{, nnu n,n y ,,,ut value " H. haze been
L., t,-,,,rro,,, mo crtlr, hrit
", ,..-r, ,r,G,,.,,,r nC arpIe. has
,,cr,.,,, o. nuN 600 barrels
,.,,",,. .tc ,rc...,r .,,nr,u. nr which
H., ,,-,.b.,d. ,d,.,c,, 10
u.,r rorn,, and Nurriirid. aNcr-
a,..,I - nnp ..,,In,5s SEASON
S0~' run t'""'rS no" 'H' 'a'
y! hoy" mat w'timcr "'"'"'r ""'
'cir1 tAat enough AH'''' ana ''" "vS
FOR '"H, rcr''''' F"' post Vs. u" ~,
saved. hit mat Pr"siS'' l. H"u''u ~
others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-26
$500 Persons Homnl,ss.

50. Louts. Anil IS. More than $500
r<rsous are homeless and at least J. 500
homes in tho Trinity valley between
Arlington Heights and Fort " orth.
Tcxas are inundated. lcCnrd1nS 10 al
vices received by Tho SouthweStern
division of the American Fed Cross here
tonight
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wonxAH INSTANTLY KILLED

Tnheda. o. April - -- Mrs Frank W
Pstee- SIS Of F.rie Mich. was Instantly
Killed ard Mrs Mary Satlk"r and hrs.
Joseph Guth. both of Toledo. were seri-
oustr injured when the aut"'nohI's 10
4hIrh they wcr" ridInG rlunSd into a
d.cc fitch today. The pIrty was mo
lcrtnE to Monroe. Mich.
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TIL WEATHER

wet virginia: Showers " dheSd'ly.
THu:a..-y cloudy: moderate temperature
w-",err Pennsylvania and Of"C:
,bovcre wednesday: cn"'o, N "vtre1no
north portion. Thursday clonoJ'