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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
Big Decrease Expected
in Amount Of Income
Taxes Received Today

washington, March 1i.-Fece!pts OF
income and profits taxes due to-moFro"
IN tn. opinion OF treasury Officials
probably Will show n decrease or more
than $500, 100000 as compared with COL
lcctions by the government during
March OF last year.
Secretary Mellon estimates that the
first !nstallanent Of taxes on incomes
handed profits for 1921, will amount
to s46O,O00,ooo, as against more than
s7c7, 900, 600 taken IN b. the government
last March, for the corresponding IN
stallment. Of taxes on the year 1890. The
estimates for the first quarter OF the
present yrac, Mr.. Mellon said to-day are
subject TO some uncertainty because OF
shrinkage in business and profits during
the calendar year 1921.
Against the s46O.o0o.ooo expected to-
morrow the treasury has outstanding
about s530,000,0O0 in treasury certlfl-
Gates Of indebtedness maturing March
Is, but has also announced new issue
OF certificates Of the same date TO the
amount Of about s250,000,000.
Payments OIL INCOME anu PioAIl IdAeS
due tomorrow, Mr.. Mellon said. may be
made in any Of four ways, by cash;
checks, certified or uncertified, money
orders and bank drafts; treasury certifi-
Gates OF indebtedness Of any Of the
series maturing March 10. 1922, at par
with an adjustment OF accrued interest;
or Victory notes In coupon form, OF
either tho Az per cent or the 3at per
cont series at par with an adjustment
OF accrued interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
Hard Coal Men Not
Likely to Reach Quick
Agreement on Wages

E.v Yor% March lt.- Nn'hrnC'te
minors and operators will NEE: IN joint
co,rsr.ur> .r,nurrow, with lt't!e pros
Hcct cr reaching an agreement on
WACO seal. before the expiration OF the
rrcger, rontr&rt on March -. which
viii ,nca.. - suspension Nt mining III
tho Pcnnsv,varia hard coal fields until
a satisfactory arrangement has been
arrived AZ.
This VA, 10 opinion OF operators and
miners here tonight COR the conference.
Il has been generally agreed by both
SIDES TIM, the two weeks remaining
hccorc ~" present two years agree
mon. expires Is too short n time 10 WORK
ont Il new CortraC; IN view Of condl-
tions existing IN ;hc Industry.
While no official Of the union wouIo
discuss tin, probable length Of the nee"-
ljot!crs. Il was believed in some quart
rrs that neither side would show dis
position to speed up negotiations as 1t Is
considcrCd d good policy TO wait and taKo
advantage OF developments in the SOIL
coal fields.
Tho committee met today hut tooi no
action on plans for tomorrow. pending
The arrival of President John l.. Lewis,
who conferred IN Washington today
with Secretary or Labor Davis on the
soft coal situation. The committee VIII
meet again tomorrow when final plans
will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
STEUBENVILLE JAIL
BREAKERS HAD AID,
DECLARES SHERIFF

S;euoenv.lie, Ohio. March I..-Sher-
m Edward Lucas IS of the opinion that
the three COUNTY jail prisoners who
made their escape lst night had outside
help. he believing It manifestly tmpos-
sIble for them TO have dropped twcnty-
FIVE feet from the hole they bored IN tho
rbuu-ren" wall 70 the main floor OF the
Isil without being hurt. He believes
some one aided them with rope or
ladder.
The tugitivcs. John Albright. William
Mays and Jack Archer. tho first two
named serving time for Bookkeeping and
the latter for train riding. used an iron
bar. wrenchcd from the iron railing OF
the bull pen" stairs to break a hole
In the brick wall. Through this open
ing they crawled and then either
dropped or in some other way gained
their way to tho portion OF tho Jail
known as tho old execution room.
Here repairs were being made and
there was an opening in the outside wall
through which they easily escaped. All
nre still 1T large. Albright was seen
going across tho Steubenville bridge IN
10 West Virginia early today and ls be-
Ing sought there.
Twcnty-seven other ''bull-pcn" pris-
oncrs slumbered so hard they did not
know Albright and his two companions
had fed the jail until after Sheriff Lu-
cas- began an investigation. Ralph Bosto
complained to the sheriff that one OF
the fugItives had stolen his shoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
TWENTY-THREE
LIVES TOLL Of
FIERCE STORM
SEVERAL STATES ARE
SWEPT BY ELEMENTS
With Only Meager Returns,
Death List May Be Greatly
Increased.

New Orleans, la. March l4--At least
twenty-Lhree persons were killed and
many others were seriously injured IS
result Of series OF storms, at places
reporting proportions OF storm ccnters
in isolated sections of Louisiana Miss
lss!ppi, Arkansas and Oklahoma last
night and carly today.
The heaviest loss OF life reported was
at Gowcn, Okla. where twelve persons
we're killed when tornado swept
through tho foreign section or the viii
lage last night Many others were
slightly injured.
Six negroes were Killed when tho
storm passed through tho northca stern
section of Jefferson county and IN"
southeastern section OF LQhoke count",
Ark. early today.
At Sulphur. Okla. Two white mon
we're killed latc yesterday. Nineteen
others were seriously injured and scores
suffered Slight injuries. Property dam
age Is estimated a 100000. Fifty
buildings were completely demolished
and two hundred persons left homeless
Eight homes we're demolished at sum
rise, a village two miles north OF Baton
Rouge. and z negro woman and heF
child were killed.
Twelve persons were -'Ju' Gu q ''H'',
bcr seriously, whcn the storm struck
Cor!nth. Miss. toda%. More than nr-
teen homes were loveled The storm
swept q path moro than 100 feet wide.
raz!nc every building in It's path. no
ports from outlying districts tell Or
considerable property damage.
An aged negro man was killed and
several negroes we're slightly Injured
and 4 score Of houses destroyed at Ar
kansas city. Ark. carly today.
Only mcaGer details are aVaiiaolc
from tho sections visited By the storm
on account Of damage to wtre communi-
cation. and Il Is feared the death to'!
will I've greatly increased when complete
returns are available. Little effort has
been made TO estimate the property
damage which includes damage to crops
and livestock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
Kicks Waste Baskets
When P. NJ. General
Makes Himself Known

Chicago, March 1t.--A we'll dressed
gentleman. unknown 70 any oi INC
clerks IN Postmaster Lueder's offi'"'
walked into tho postmaster's outer Of
flee yesterday.
son. may ! sec Nr. Lucder::" he
asked clerk.
Hes busy. ST. down" was the an
swc-.
rhe gentleman waited ntteen min
utes Then:
"son, do YOU spppos- could see
Mr.. Lucder now"
NO, he's s,tu talking to a bunch
Of clerks" was the rerly.
We'll. you take him this card sa'd
the stranger.
The clerk looked at tho card On
II was
eral.''
Tho clerk kicked over several waste
baskets IN his rush 70 tell Mr.. Lueder
that IL was tho new postmaster gen
.ral who had heen cooling his nrcis
In tho outer office.
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NEGRO ASSA|LANT Of 9-YEAR-OLD
GIRL To HANG At PEN" MAY 4
Jury in Trial of Monroe Pay
ton at Martinsburg Out
Only Ten Minutes - Con-
demncd Man Ru sh ed to
Penitentiary on First Train.

Martinshurg, w. Va. March IL
Monroe S payton, middle-aged negro.
was found guilty 5ero late today or
criminal assault upon Hazel Johnston,
ninc y~arG old white girl, and was SEN
fenced Ly Judge J. VI. Woods TO he
har;od at the Moundsville penitent!ary
on March 4. The jury returned tho fcr-
Diet after celebrating ten minutes.
Sheriff Dean said tonight that no
would take Payton to Moundsville at
once Instead or holding him IN Jail
here This step was necessary he de-
clared. because OF feeling against the
prisoner. The trial, according TO court
attaches. drew the largest crowd ever
recorded here. There were 10 un,oward
incidents In the court room. Sheriff
Dean and a force OF deputies being on
guard
The littls girl was assaulted on July,
last. as she was leading COW to
pasture Tie next day the authorities
started search for Fayton. covering
a Wide cxpanse OF territory in the chase
The negro was nnally arrested In Fair
mont in January. Last week he escaped
from tn. Jail here, but was rcca7tured
at Winchester, Va, and rushed back
here for trial
The negro heard the sentence With
out showing any great emotion. Tho
state concluded It's case NJ noon. draw
Ing strong chain OF cyihenc" around
the negro The Slrl testified positively
that he was her assnilant and other
evidence was introduced that he was in
thln locality at tho time OF tho assault
This afternoon negro witnesses from
Winchester. Va. ra!t0n's former homo.
declared thai he vas in that city on
July 4. Their testimony. Il could he
seen. would no, carry much weight with
tho jury.
Not 10 take ary chance with Payton
who broke OIL, Of jail hero last week.
s.atc officials tonight took the negro
Ia Nound,vilc where lie will bs con-
lined until lie rays the penalty Cor his
crime.
raytcn IS :ho frs. person n the HIS
tor Of tho Berkeley County to ~ son
;cnced 10 tho gallows.
Arrives This Morning.
Warden :. z. TcrrcE ''Rtrd la; r'Sht
.:xt he dcNs not expect -" H"rH"'"y
..nr,t, Ahc-'N 10 rcach ~ .t>' u" w'th
.'c~-or r%,.uN rr-"', "'' 'Hr
s.,'o,h thf. n"rut""
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RED CROSS IN
URGENT APPEAL
To AID MINERS
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Athens. Ohio, March IA. "A
second county wide appeal for
food and clothing to relieve dis
tress among hundreds of miner"
and their families was issued by
the Athens County Red Cross So
ciety tonight. -,
Although a large amount OF
supplies was distributed severals
days ago, the demand for relief is
pressing, the appeal states. Farm
ers are urged to supply vegetables
for soup which is being given
school children in several mining
camps at the noon hour.
Stations for supplies have been
established at five towns in the
county.
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FLOOD STAGE OF so
FEET At CINCINNATI

C,rclnrsu March !+--Rains coacnu-
.nx over the past th!reysix hours IN
cincinnati and H!c!nlty arc expected to
orIDg tAe OHIO river UP 70 the so-callcd
flood stage oc hfty feet BY tomorrow
morning, W. C. Deveveau1. United states
weather forecaster, announced tonight
Tho rainfall at Cincinnati up to
o'clock tonight amounted 20 2.ol inches.
rhe river at ulat hour had reached
stass OK ass feet and was rising at Ge
ate OF four t"nths oS foot an hour,
No serious property damage was an
.tc1uated, but merchants and families
living IN the lowlands were preparing
- r,oy. the'- belongings 70 second stor-
az and higher ground should the sud
8e- -!se continue beyond the stage fore
-1SG
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Washington March 11-Sccretary OF
Labor Davis and john l.. Lewis pres'-
don, OF the United Nine Workers e5-
changed views TO-DAY on the threaten
ing situation in the b'tunnous coal IN
tue,ry and both were said after the!F
conference 70 he OF Tho opinion that
national strike IN the union fields was
inevitable Mr lewis assured MT. LAWS
ovatr Of the Willingness OF the miners
uu.on 20 open ncgot!attons FOR a ne"
-,,iorsi WACO contract, proposition
which mine operators are refusing TO
entertain.
Later NJ Lewis declared the cc>sa-
.,o., OF work II tho Union mines after
Arr,i was coming about automat!ca.-
H." and asserted that "a bold CONNER
.!,i rol|y q: tho operators Cor "h!'"
go nuhl., must pay" was n rar' ="
.,"r>'n'C lf tho" - no rrr'Hr'H""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
May Day Bomb Plot
May Be Uncovered

New Yc-k. March lt.--Takins the
death Of Fctcr picura by a bomb or ms
own making as their cue, detectives Oh
the police bomb squad worked TO-DAY 10
uncover Il possible May day bomb pI"t;
Picura, man OF mystery. always "CH
supplied With funds yet never known 10
work, was described by the police todaS
RS a direct action anarchist mo
bomb ho Was assembling IN his kltcnen
last night. while his w!fe vas rrcpHT''s 3
supper and his baby daughter was pay :
ing a fow feet away. was Sa'u 10 20
almost an enact dupiicat" o! those useo
by terror!StS IN the past.
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New Jersey Members Pro-
posaI for One Per Cent lax
on Sales Rejected, l9 to )
Mellon, Crissinger and
Governor Harding Give
Their Views.

Washington, March 14.-Socre-
tary Mellon told the house ways
and means committee today that
10 would not feel II Incumbent
on the treasury department TO
adyisc banks not TO loan money
on adjusted service certificates
a. they would hn authorized 10
d. under a provision OF the com
pro!uisc soldiers bonus bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
CHURCH WORKER IN ADMISSION
Of FOURTEEN WIVES; CANNOT
REMEMBER THE NAMES Of THRE|
Isaiah Moore Blames "Nerv-
Gus Condition for His
Matrimonial Activities
Held Under $1,000 Bond
in Case Brought By Indiana
Wife.

indianapolis, March II. - Some
Of the tangled threads i'll the maj
rimonial ventures of Isaiah Moore,
J., choir. singer, church worker
and man of many wives and mary
aliases who is held III Jail here on
charges of bieamy and cmbezzlc'
mcnt, seemed on the way Of being
unravcllcd today, with receipt Of
reports from cities bearing cvi-
dencc concerning some Of his nu-
merOuS marriages.
Moore is said by police to hav"
admitted he has at least fourteen
pr fifteen wives scattered through
out the country, but has been able
TO remember the names Of only
eleven of them. The stories OF Ills
matrimonial cScapades have been
verified in several instances, and
police believe information con-
cerning the others will be forth
coming soon.
Moore waived preliminary eNami"a-
ton IN city court today and was heri
10 the cr; nd jury under $4,000 bond. lic
appeared In highly nervous condition
when in court iwit"htnG and JERKING
constantly. Later, when questioned In
hts cell resardi:s hts frequent maj
riages. Moore SAID: i think II was al
due to my nervous condition. II seems
thar as long a. was pcttcd aru
.hahted my condition was improved \;
other times | would feel depressed ana
lonely and want 70 run away. Then !
would ind someone else and fall IN love
with them for timc-"
Moore was taken In custody in Mime
arolis several days ago by an operative
OF n private detective agency as the re
suit OF a complaint made by mis- last
wifo. who waS Miss Harriet Evans an
Indiana school teacher. lie vas en-
gagged TO marry girl in Minneapolis
when arrested. Il was said.
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Washington. March 71.--tBy tho AS
sociatcd Prcss) House appropriation
committee proposals 10 cut tEc regular
army TO i1j.O0O for enlisted mon and
II 200 officers. aroused General Ter
sh!nS today 10 renewed declaration
that the whole nattona! defense pro-
;ec,. PUT through in 1920. would be
l7,pcriicd n tho slash recommended was
r,als b. congress.
success OF tho sound military ro''"%
And s,s,em o" ratiorS! dvtc"s". ne
said n 4 statement 20 The Nsso;:aica
F--ess deprndod uro3 adequate pro
,.j..o, for tho military establishment
The ntre o. tho regular arm" a"5
h..3 rho-ouxn,- tested. ';e7"rW re-
.h,ns sad. by "a" "a rs Hiarcd Gp"n
II. 10, or'- in TN" of VA. bat ~ time
CO peace when - - mad 20 pi'hfl"nf
n. opL.ausrt. mad" uron II III 'h'
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GENERAL PERSH|NC IN PROTEST
AGAINST CUTTING ARMY STRENGTH

name OF economy and pacihsm.
rlt appears now. du" 10 tho demands
for economy IN our rational cNrcnai-
lures. another critical hour for tho
army and tho national defense IS at
hand
referring 70 Tho frequent slashcs
IN armS strength made hy congress
since M war. General Tcrshing sn;d Il
",acillatInE course" with respect to
ARM personnel discouraged competent
lnen from entering the service and low
cred morale ard efficiency within the
army until !; wAB "d!fficult. = not I'm
possible 20 use the scrilccS OF even
,n~ hest Of such personnel
"Eu. uNa,c.cr congress ma Sc" CT
10 grant" tho chief Of stair added
",ro army n'U. as /: always has. ap-
ri" ITSELF to g.l,nE IN" nation As much
national do'""~c N - can II VIZ not
quit. no matror ho~ badly c"'7r':d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
SIX JURORS ACCEPTED
IN ARBUCkLE TRIAL

san Francisco. March H.-sl1 Juror"
b.d been accepted tentatively at tne
riose Of today's session or the tniru
trial OF Roscoe T. rat!
Arbuckle. Two OF then! were "oric.,
Only a half day session OF the 80
was held on account or the 'u"eia d. VI
sister OF one Of the prospective yuFots'
The prosecution attempted 10 ask Que
OF the women members OF the He.,ue .
what she would do II II were sh""' t""'
rh,,clxIs had told three different YER
staps ~ events at a party in his hotel
. ~, rtment here September 5. 1921. FOL
inwed -FOUR days later by the death OF
Miss virginia Rappe. but defense oojec-
ions 10 the questions were sustained
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pAUaHERTY DISAPPOINTED.

Palm Beach. Fla. March Il -pisaT
nointment over the refusal Of operators
,n the hitum!nous coal industry TO meet
uniCh miners in conference IN all effort
TO wr,tc a now national wage contract
was EXPRESSED today by Attorney Gem
eral Daughcrty during his visit here
with President Harding.
"I think il was mistake on the part
or tho opcrators 10 hold oUt against
preIiminary conference with the mine
workers" Mr. paughcrty declared.
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Some Of the wives.

indianapolis Ind. March l4.-Isalah
Moores twelfth marriage WAS I" AaE"
taken place. in Minneapolis today, -
cording TO local authorities who arrest
ed the man yesterday on charge of
higamy and cmbczZicment. Moore Is al
legged To have had several aliases.
among them being George :. Melrose.
Moore was arrested on a charge OF
emhezzlemcnt preferred by hts last
wife. Harriet Evans. 4 Hccsier Schoo!
teacher, and mis- ctcventh bride. lie Is
said TO have embczzled $500 from her.
Moore deserted the Evans woman att
or they had been married less than 4
week and tool; $500, which she said
belonged 10 her. It is alleged.
Miss Evans said when Moore deserted
her she reported the case TO national
detective association. who traced Geo.
Melrose." the name under which she
married him 10 LoSansport Indiana
and then back to Indianapolis. where he
was arrested.
According 70 the story Moore tod
the police that bc had proposed to sew
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|FW|S SIZES PROPAGANDA IN
EFFORTS FOR DISTRICT SCALES

between the miners union and me oner
utors" he added, referring to tho oitu-
ninous situation. that can be no wage
contract drawn up. II there is no wage
contract. there will not be any coal du6
after April IN union mines"
Mr. Lewis accused mine operators as
sociations which have sought local con-
tercnces with the union. looking TO ne
construction OF district contracts, or
playing for position" Operators IN
certain districts, he insisted. would Nke
10 get an exclusive right to tho Goa!
market after April /. when all other
mines arc shut up" but could not make
wage contracts unit! the basis for a ma
,ioral scale had been laid by the waSs
contract IN the central competitive Neld
."rh!rh ~ determine tho wages and
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rHE wEATRER

west Virginia: Rain and colder Wed-
nSSdAy. Thursday fair.
Western Pennsylvania: Mostly cloudy
wednesday, probably rain IN morning IN
south portion. rhursday fair; not much
change in temperature.
Ohio mostly eleudy wednesday. ratr
rnur,dAJ With uttls chang. In fempsrs-
tara
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WaSh!"ston. March IA so.dterS
hcrYs hiII with the bank loan provision
Was ordered favo-ahjy reported To-Day
IVY tho house ways and means commit
tcc. - 10 5.
Three Democrats, KitCh!n, Garner and
Collier. and two Republicans, Tread"ay
and T!!SuN, voted against the measure
Chairman l'ordncy PLAN 10 subm!t his
formal report tomoTroT or Thursday
but said tho time of calling the measure
ND N I@e house would not be liked dcnh-
ltclv until after the return here or
Sneaker Gillc;t. who Is IN Florida with
President Harding.
To Confer with Gtllett
REPRESENTATIVE Fordney said ne did
not cxpcrt Speaker GLllett to bring any
message on tho bonus from tho eXecu-
tive. and that the subject Of the confer
eucc with the speaker would DO the
question OF calling up the bill next
Monday under =. suspension OF the rules
Some members of the house. however
EXPRESSED the belief that Mr.. Gillett
would be prepared to give the Presi-
dents Views on the compromise Dill.
The vote on the measure today In the
committee was taken ten minutes after
Secretary Mellon, Controller Of the Cur
rcncy Criss!nger and Governor Harding
Of the Federal Reserve board, had been
questioned for two hours in open ses-
sion as to their IDEAS OF the bank loan
adjusted certificate plan.
Against Sales Tax
BEFORE the final vote the committee
rejected - 10 an amendment onereo
hv REPRESENTATIVE Bacharach. Fepubi-
can. New Jersey. TO impose for period
OF three years. Il ono percent tax on
sales. designed to raise s50o,00O,OOO with
which 10 finance the bonus, Those sup
porting this amendment were all Re-
p,IblIcans, Longworth. Ohio. Bacharach,
Mott, OF New Jersey. Tllsop and Wat
son OF Pennsylvania.
Under an amendment suggested D.
by Governor Harding and adopted by
unanimous vote hanks making original
loans on the adjusted service certificates
could have those certificates rediscoun-
ted bv other banks authorized TO make
original loans on the certificates Coy
rrror Harding objected TO having the
certificates rcLlscountcl by Federal Re
serve banks. saying tho general econo-
mic effect would he unCavorobl".
No Excess Profits Tax
Decision to call the Fedora! Reserve
board governor, Secretary Mellon ano
! Mr.. Cr!sSingcr was reached by the com
mtttec at Il morning secret session. The
! Democrats insisted that they should
| havo opportunity 10 hear these officials
and they finally carried their point after
| q sharp debate, the vote being l3 to IL.
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Bandits in Bold HO|d-up
Make Haul Of $4,000

MassiNon. o. March IA gang OF
Bandits late to-day held up and robbed
the firm Of Alm"soa & Ctndi. clothing
dealers. Of $4,000 IN cash and escaped.
The money was I" hc used IN cash!nS
pay. checks Of mill employees.
The thieves abandoned an automobil"
hearing an Akron Ohio, license. II Is
thought they used another mach'n" IN
Assuming
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DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Independence. kans., March 1.-THE
Prario oil e Gas company today de-
clarcd a quarterly dividcui Of thrc"
dollars and an extra dividend Of three
dollars payable April - 10 stock OF
record March 81.
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The INTELIIG h \ 4 t. II

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper il the
State OF West Virginia.
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