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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

+ !, Il & II
bure STA tras vlaga 81 STA supt I
|taria de yiata din suferintele dc
veacnri ale .unui neam pc Gaze Q !.
.stapanire vitreaga cauta sal
fdistruga.
Numai astfel Sc poate intelege
81 explica entuziasmnl ardelenilor
imprastiati pc stepele 81 pustiu- i
| rile de ghiata Siberiei, carl in
cele mai grele momente ale Ro-
| lmaniei de atunci, jurau credinta |
81 Sc legau Gu moartea pentru
tiara Majestatei Sale Regellli Fer
dinand.
| Numai in chipul acesta arde- !
Ilenii, aruncand manlicher-ul hab- |
sburgic, au trecut cu primejdul--l
rea vietii frontnrile, indreptan-
|du-si armele asupra celor ce l,lp-
tau impotriva tarii Majestatii
ISale Regelui Ferdinand.
| Numai in felul acela Romanii
ardeleni, incatusati in uniforma
lmilitara monarchiei 81 impras-
|tiati prin garnizoanele Austriei,
lavut-au curajul ca - pana cand
!, Ardealul lor era tot al tarii un-
guresti = sa strige 'Traiasca
Majestatea Sa Regele Ferdi-
, nand"!
i ST tot numai dstfel Sc poate in
telege insufletirea ro1haneasca a
i Ardealului. care inca sub stapa-
nire ungureasca. inchis ochii in
fata tuturor primejdiilor eel
/. stau in fata, pentru ca din toate
a satele 81 catunele ardelenesti. -
a GU strigatul: Traiasca Majestatea
Regele Ferdinand, ssa ma
valeasca spre Alba-1ulia, sa In
n nalte acolo drapelul Romaniei in
Itregite 81 sa sc Incline l,li.
Nh mai poate fl asadara vina
e Ardeallui. daca All, trezit din
n visul lui de aur. sc simte nevoit
| Isa sc scuture de lanturile de fier,
a in carl guverne - fie 81 roma
e Inesti - fara suflet cauta sal in
j. Icatuseze mantle. CAci el, care
y veacuri oftat dupa libertatea pc
a care in tara streina ma putut-o
gusta, vroieste so simta 81 Sc
3 traiasca All in tara lli.
In. laturi deci ell minciunile $
criminalele calomnii liberale!
Daca Ardealul tacut pani
acum, facut-o aceasta in nadej
dea 81 asteptarea unor zile d.
mai bine. Stapanirea liberals
insa. prin indrazneala jafului d
y urne, la convins ca tacerea lni
: talmacita 81 socotita drept lasi
Al tate.
I'LL STA spus atunci cuvantul!
Il Prin memoriul adresat de ca
/ tre oil Iuliu MANU- Majestat
Sale Regelui. el, Ardealul s.
| gandit 81 a apelat la acea drer
tate 81 la acea putere. care tree
Il peste impilatorilor lni. S'a 1
II dresat deci aceluia. caruia dn eel
II mai grele mOmente IA uitat sd
Il strige: Traiasca Majestatea S
II Regele Ferdinand!
III In totdeauna 81 Gu tot prilejl
acest pOpor stiut sa dea dov;
| da cinstei 81 respectului eel pOal
ia fata de. Capul suprem al tari
IL Din inima curata cautat sa in
y partasiasca 81 sa sporiasca buci
= ria Palatulni atunci cand, pri
darurile de nunta. a TRIMS
Bucuresti tot ce avea mai ard
lenesc: buzduganul legat, pri
traditie, de inima Brasoveanulu
portul hui national, carale ci,
Lplite de mana maiaAra ard
lie leannlui 81 trase de pliyanii ca
fac fala taranului din Ardeal.
acestea, Gu celelalte -daruri, A
ca dealul lea facut cu draga inim
fa- numai ca sa arate cat de stral
in legata inima lui de acelu
in care simbolizeaza tara.
lei f adevarat, pentru toate ac
Ill cfna @ 'au %riy,,sc o,,xy:,,+n IL - !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
DIN HueA c)ND1ULU|

Daca Peggy Joyce va veni la
Cleveland, speram ca va da con-
siliului municipal considerable Gu
venita 81 va lua parte la adu-
mare a consilierilor.
=
Ziarul London Times a scris
deunazi un articol lung in care
lauda pc colonelul Harvey,-am-
basadorul Statelor Unite la Lon
dra. Din acest prilej ziarul Gle
veland Press isl exprima 'bucuria
ca totusi Sc gaseste cineva care
inbeste pc Harvey.
81
Tot Cleveland Press scrie :
Regina Maria Rcmaniei a de-
clarat ca toate svonurile despre
intrarea Ell la companie de filme,
sunt idiotii. Mai teama, = Regi-
ma. toate svonurile despre
cinematografe sunt idiotii.''
| d
| .Jocheul care a calarit calul ce
a castigat premiul Derby din
Kentucky primit un dar de
100000 de la stapanul sau. Pre-
cum ar zice Mr.. Schwab: Min.
tea intaiu 81 apoi vim celelalte''
"a
| o domnisoara a zis: 'Dupa pa
rerea mea un barbat perfect este
acela care nu Sc uita la dactilo
grafa sa cand ca ISL pudreazi
ifata".
s.
! Nh ,stim ce ganditi despre Lady
| Astor. dar un fapt este sigur, -
Isl anume. ca lordul Astor ; "a pur
Fiat discreet 81 .complezant.
I @
| Oamenii earl an obiceiul sa vor
beasca i'm somn sa nu dOarma il
biserica.
q
Sc spune cd in Germania, M
este dcstula hartie pentru ziare
Cum sa fie cand .se foloseste pen
tru presa de bancnote? '
Il Ziarul Dayton News scric
"Deputatul Fess trebuie' sd fl
un mare aparator al ziarelor, d
oarece toate informatiile despr
!cOngres lie are din ziare. fin,
totdeauna afara din Washing
! tom"
-
Tschitscherim declarat ca s.
laba a doua din numele lui est
: accentuata. Ziarnl Trbana Demo
: crat il roaga sa fie atat de bu
sa spuna lumei care este dou
sllaba in numele lui.
;. 81
Distanta da un oarecare fal
4 NEE nnor lucruri: sampania $
[vinde cn $3.50 de sticla = j
Germania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

Toledo, O. Autoritatile fe.
derale au confiscat un wagon de
marta care continea 125 lazi de
rachiu 81 care fusese declarat in
tract ca find incarcat cn cartofi.
Vagonul fusese expediat din Mon
treal ecu destinatia Cincinnati.
Nnmele primitorului nh s'a putut
afla inca.
Bruxel. Curtea de APPEL a
[respins apelul Belgianului Ar
lmand Jeannes, care este condam-
nat la moarte pentru vina de a f
|fost spion German in timpul raz-
boiului. Executia lui Jeannes este
lprima ce are loc in Belgia de Ia
incheierea pacii incoace.
New York. Fetita Viola
Rounds, in etate de trei ami, .
cazut in strada de Ia al treiIea
l.etaj al easel in care locnia Gu
parintii sal. Doctorii spitalului
lunde q fost .dusa spre ingriiire
spun ca probabil " muri incu.
Irdnd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

Dlstanta da I'm oarecare far
NEE mor lucruri: sampania Sc
.vinde cn $3.50 de sticla = in
Germania.
8
Evening star., 1922-12-14

We have plenty OF these al
present. but they go out so quick
ly that it will not be safe to delay
your purchase if you desire the
instrument for Christmas.
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
z WELLS
NEAR
IN kelvin FIELD

Materials for drilling two wells on
a part Of the land included in the Lin.
coin permit in the Kelvin field, claimed
by him under a drilling contract now IN
controversy, are being assembled, &C.
cording to Fred Whiteside.
Mr.. Whiteside returned from hevln
Wednesday, where he supervised the
transportation of a part OF the equip
ment to his first location on the north
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section 8, township So, range 3 west,
a little more than a quarter OF a mile
from the Gordon Campbell-Ke vin syn.
dictate we'll in section 16. Hauling OF
the materials has been begun and the
foundation has been started, two cars
of equipment being now in Kelvin.
Mr.. Whiteside also chose two more
locations during his visit in Kelvin and
a second well will be started on one
of these. He expects to spud in the
wells in about q month or 40 days.
The area claimed by Mr.. Whiteside
is some 1,120 acres of the permit.
Against this there are counter claims
by the Kevin-Sweetgrass or Rhoades
interests to about $50 acres and by the
Beardslee interests to about 200 acres.
There is also a suit filed against the
entire Whiteside contract by L. Z. Lin
coin, the permittee, seeking to break
the contract. The Beardslee n
Rhoades assignments were given by
Gordon Campbell.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
IRENE SCORES
HIT AT GRAND:
IS ENHANCING
Patti Harold Is Captivating
in Comedy That Has Plenty
of Plot.

Irene" opened the first of W
nights Wednesday evening at the
Grand theater and scored heavily
which was as it should be. 1t is doubt
full whether Great Falls theatergoers
have had the opportunity of enjoying
so entirely a delightful musical show
in many years, and it is easy to under
stand just why this sparkling comedy
of intriguing tunes and clever lines has
piled up a favorable reputation in its
record metropolitan runs.
Such appealing and well known mel
odies as "Alice Blue Gown" Castle
Of Dreams and Irene" could strike
responsive chords from the audience
from the first strains, and vet they
were the more enhancing coming from
the principals and an excellently train
ed chorus.
Plenty of Plot
The plot? Well, there is plenty of
it, much more than the usual musical
show with all the dialogue built to the
song cues. The story of Irene" is so
we'll constructed that ones interest is
all keyed to the developing fortunes
of the little Irish shop girl, and Harry
Tierney's lifting musical numbers just
sort Of seem to fit into the right
places.
Patti Harold is, indeed. a captivat-
inig miss as Irene O'Dare. The audi
encee, a bit slow to respond following
her initial appearance, was with her.
heart and soul, before she was well
into her naive gift o gab,' as she
chose to put it. She was attractive
as the shop girl. As Miss Irene O'Dare
Of the O'Dares of Ireland, she was
well. the transformation was dazzling
ly complete. 1t is doubtful whether
Dale Winter was ever more charming
In the part.
Teddy McNamara's first ooh. Mis-
ter Mar-sha-alI' established him for
the evening and assured a welcome
whenever the fastidious gentleman
dressmaker made an entrance. His
role is hard. and this accomplished
artist carries the part with Il delightful
finesse. His original dancing. pune
tuated with pipes of Pan and Chap
linesque eccentricities, was on a par
with his character i~mpersonation.
Battle Of Wits
Framed in the Ninth avenue tene-
ment window for the majority of her
role Of the belligerent Mrs. O'Dare,
to the camedy. Her dialogues with
ihe dainty Irene were a right merry
battle of wits. Her entrance in the
final scene trussed up in Nine. Lucy's
creation is indeed ludicrous.
Louise Worthington and Erica Mae
kay are contributing factors, beth in
the fast-moving comedy and the grace
full dance numbers. Henry Coote is
convincing in his part of ]. p. Bowden.
the wealthy climber, and has an nd
mirable stage ease. The remainder of
the cast furnishes excellent support
and "1rere" moves along with a haunt
ing delight which makes it most pleas
ing. It plays the remaining night of
the engagement tonight at the Grand.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
CLUES PRODUCE NO
TRACE OF VANDALS
Police Still at Work Investi.
eating Activities Of Street
Light Smashers.

Clues which the police hoped would
eventually lead to the apprehension Of
those persons responsible for the de-
.struction of street lamps on northside
avenues which was called to the at
tention of the city council Monday
night by Alderman r. R. Johnson, have
thus far failed to bear fruit, but in
v~estigation is continuing.
Having the same view Of Alderman
Johnson, that it Is the work Of drunken
adults, Chief Of Police Marcus Ander-
son has been checking up on those joy
riding parties that were active early
last Sunday morning when 63 lamps
were broken on Fourth avenue north.
Owners of cars reported seen in that
district Sunday morning have proven
to be reputable citizens. Chief of Po-
lice Anderson says.
Alderman Johnson told the aldermen
that lamps valued at 5000 had been
destroyed during the last week.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
DAUGHTER BORN.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.. H. lesson
ia Eighth street south, on Tuesday
May 2, a daughter, Frances Alma.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11
BEYOND THE PALE

After careful investigation, the New
York police report that the crime wave
is caused by ultra-violent rays.-Life.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-11

PARENTs!-This picture will be a winner fol the children, giving them new ideas,
values Of other worlds and lighting UP in a pleasing and realistic fashion the
otherwise dull pages of geography.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
DIR. EMILE C0UE TELLS HOW
ORGANIC FUNCTION IS RESTORED
more. and it could DO cured Just the

more. and it could DO cured just tn
same:
observation Mime. Il. OF
Nancy, aged ~. Suffers from an
ulcer dating from September.
1914. which was treated accord
ing to her doctors advice, but
without success. The lower part
Of the leg is enormous 1.-THE ulcer.
which is as large as a two franc
piece and goes right down to the
bone. is situated above the ankle).
Tho inflammation is very intense,
and the pains extremely violent.
The patient comes for the first
time in April. 1916. and the i'm.
provement which is visible after
the first treatment, continues
without interruption. BY the 18th
OF February. 1917. the swelling
has entirely subsidized. and the
pain and irritation have disap-
peared. The sore Is still there,
but it IS no larger than a pea and
it Is only a few millimeters In,
depth: IL still discharges very
slightly. By 1920 tho cure has
long been completed.
To 4 Sufferer from Melancholia-
The feeling Of oppression will disap
pear with the lesoins which will dis
appear when you assimilats properly:
that will come all in good time, bu,
you mustn't put the cart before the
II Is the same with op
preston as with heart trouble, 1t gen
diminishes very quickly. .
The Restoration Of Organic Function
To a young person-Ny child. you
what l say; every time you fee
you are going to have an attack, yor
will hear my voice telling you az
quick as lightning: mo, no! My dear;
you are not going to have that attack.
1t is going to disappear before II
comes
To Another Patient-"Your stom'
ach does not function properly; It is
more or less dilated"" Well. as !
told a client nearby Just now, your
functions are going to work
and better, and ! add that dila'
Of the stomach 10 going to dis
appear little by little. Your organism
Is going to give back progressively to
your stomach the force and elasticity
it had lost, and by degrees a. this
phenomenon Is produced. the stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
new MART|NSvILLE
Community Christmus Trce

Tho New Mart.Asy!,lr MVmar.'s Club
under tho direction, az Mis- TIu%rl bun
dap prepared Il splendid program for The
Community S~"rNir" held ut tho from:
Of tho court h"Us" Christmas evening.
Carols AID anthems wrr" sung by tho
united chu'r-. The New N~Hri!nsvilc
tir"v"ry Company presented candy
enough 10 r.Nc every child present n
liberal supply.
Coca Christmas Programs
lhcl'Shtfml christmas programs were
presented at each Of the churches on
Sunday morning and ~crcnlng. NJ tho
First Methodist church several rcopIa
wcc" turned away IN Sunday evening.
Tho largest attendance ever known "a
ia" history os this church being pres
cu'.
New M%artinsville Election
Both tho Peoples ard Democrat
partics have he'd '"uvcu'ionS Ia nom-
inato for city ofnr;ais. The election Is
I" 10 held I'n'sday January 9th tn" rrn-
trs. seems Ia hc between rlnr:rS Edr"ll
and \. i. T"s'l"'hwai, for ChicT &C. rn-
lice. The present mayor. +. W. Clark
Wns nominated hy both parties cnr re-
election.
Now Road Contract
Tho coH'ract rr: tNn Sr;niTr aun
SHav"lltnr .hN river road from! Parkway
10 IN" Gravel Eutt"m church has been
TO-. and work Is To commence January
-. pur.H. FEBRUARY 4; Is expected that
tho grading VIII h' r~olrrlCtr'l - cnu-
net the Observation-Disclosures road with
New Mart'nrvillc.
Personals and Locals
Mr.. T. q. Leap. correspondent FOR the
Wheeling N"ws ~ spending the Hol!-
DAVIS with his wien In Chicago.
. 49, = 49, e.,, 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
A Stubborn Cough
Loosens Right Up
This homemade reurdy is a WON
der foe quick results. Easily
and cheaply made.

Hero is q homemade syrup which mill
lions Of people have found to be the
most dependable means Of breaking up
stubborn coughs. 1t is-cheap and simple,
but very prompt in action. nder its
healing, soothing influence, chest sore
ness goes. phlegm ~loosena, breathing bc.
comes easier, tickling in throat stops and
you get 4 good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds ore CON
quered by it in "a hours or less. Nothing
better for bronchitis, hoarsnness, croup,
throat tickle. bronchial asthma or win
ter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup.
pour 2h ounces OF rincx into n pint
bottle and All the hottie with plain
granulsted sugar syrup and shake thor,
oughly. II YOU prefer, use clarified
molasses, honey. or corn syrup, instead
OF sugar syrup. Either way. Won rot
a full pint-a family supDlv-of much
better cough syrup than Won could buy
reair.made for three times the monc".
Keeps perfectly and children lova It5
pleasant taste.
Pine1 il, = special and highly rnrcer.
trated compound OF genuine NOr'aT
Pine extract, known the world over i"r
its prompt healing effect upon the m"nl.
branes.
To avoid disappointment ask ronr
druggist for oh ounces Of rin">" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to 1--WE absolute
satisfaction or money promptly rN
funded. The Piuex Co.. 1T. Wayne.
Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
Mime. Leon Records Words to
Sufferers From Digestive
Disorders-Years Make No
Difference, He Tells Pa
tient Who Had Ulcer For
Ten lears-Girl Treats for
Nervousness.
ARTICLE XVI.
BY Or. EMILE COUE.
tAs Noted BY Mime. Emile Leon, His
Collaborator.)

tAs Noted BY Mime. Emile Leon. His
Collaborator.)
In the hall. which thrills with inter.
est, joyful testimonials break out from
numerous persons who have been re-
heyed Or cured.
A young woman comes TO thank VI.
Coue with lively gratitude. Her ply
sician DR.. Nachet. who was with her
In the room. says that the cerebral
anaemia from which she had suffered
for a long while. which he had not
succeeded In checking by the usual
means, had disappeared. as If BY
magic through the use OF conscious
autosuggestion.
NJ. Coue goes from one to another
OF the patients IN turn. addressing 70
each o few words Of advise or encour.
agement.
To an aged suftered-hnd you. Mon
sieur, your ulcer is already better.
That Is good. very good indeed. do
you know, that considering you have
only been here twice. think you de-
serve congratulations on the result
you have obtained. II YOU so on do
Ing your misconceptions properly,
YOU will very soon be cured. .
You have had this ulcer for ten years.
You say: What does that matter:
You might have had it twenty and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
UNITE IN SEARCH
FOR SLAYER Of "D|X|E" BuNN
Wa1wo0d Man Is Hurt
In Fall From Incline

Wh..r repairing Il motor on an inclina
az ;ar Sau;cr Coal company mine "a
Martins. Ferry. yesterday morning.
W.lb"~ stiles. 9" wears old. OF WarwoCS.
lost his balance and fell from the In.
rl!nc thirty feet TO the railroad tracks
bc'nW.
The miner vas believed 20 he serious
~ injured. He was removed TO the OHIO
Valley Genera! hospital where DR.. J. W.
Gilmore attended him. Last night hos
pital Attendants stated his condition
was not serious AID other than an In
jurcd back he. IS not believed to BIO
injured.
Firats.ndicat:Ons were that Stiles suf-
rercd a broken back An examination
however. showed he suffered no broken
bones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

Will return to its primitive form an!
will carry out more and moro easily
the necessary movements To pass into
the intestlnes tho nOurlshmcut it con-
tains. At the same time the p0Url
formed by the relaxed stomach VIII
diminish in size. the Eutrimcnt wi!
not longer %stagnate in this pouch, and
In . consequence the fermentation sci
up will end by totally d~iSapnc"rin%.
To a young woman: To yuu. Mad"-
mosiselle, | say that whatever LESSONS
you may have in your liver, your or
Eanism Is doing what is necessary L.
make the LESSONS disappear every day.
and by degrees AZ they heal over. tUr
symptoms from which You suffer VIII
go on lessening and disappearing.
Your liver then functions in Il NOR >
ard more normal way. the bile = -
cretes is alcaline and no longer arih,
in the right quantity and quality, 81
that It passes naturally into the il
testines and helps irtcnstinal GlSrs.
tions.
Or. Coue a Power Of Goodness
An eminent Paris doctor to IL"
Gus doctors SURROUNDING him: Il har"
entirely come over to the ideas OF NJ.
Coue."
4. Polytechnician, o severe Crttl',
thus defines VI. Couc. "llc IS a
Power"
Yes, he IS q Power of Goodness.
Without mercy for the bad autosur-
g~estions Of tho "defeatist" type, bur
indefatigably painstaking. active and
smiling, to help everyone to develop
their personality, and TO teach them
to cure themselves. which is the char
acteristic OF his beneficient method.
How could one fail to desire from
the depths Of ones heart that at
might understand and seize the good
news" that NJ. Coue brings?' ut is
awakening. possible for everyone, OF
the personal power which he has re
csired OF being happy and we'll"
IL is. II one consents, the full dcrcl-
opment Of this power which can tram
form ones life.
Then. and Is it not quite rightly 81"
~ 10 llC llo oNllSl uNhs NohN ~ 49,
same time the happiness) OF those
who have been initiated. TO spread by
every possible means the knowlcdGn
Of this wonderful method. the happy
results of which have been recognized
and verified by thousands OF persons,
to make It known to those who suffer.
who are sad, or who arc ~ovcrburden.
ed to all: and to help them TO
put II into practice.
Then, thinking OF France, triumph
ant but bruised. OF her defenders vic
tortous but mutilated, Of all the physl-
cal and moral suffering entailed by
the war: may those who have the
power ("the greatest power ever
given to man is the power OF doing
good."O e that the !neXhaustih!c
reservoir Of physical and moral forces
that the Method" puts him within
our reach may soon become the patri:
mony Of al the nation and, through It.
OF all humanity!
Nine. Emile Leon.
Collaboration, In Paris, OF NJ. Emile
Coue.
Copyright. 1922. BY the American
Library Service).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
REGINALD CECIL SMITH

!a"!.crs!U":. W. Va. Dee. "I.-l'ar-
fcrshurg relatives have been advised Of
the death Of I;H2iNajd Cecil Smith. who
was ho"n and raised here. scenario
writer Of the California motion picture
Industry. formerly with tho lnce cor
pn"atipu, moro recently with the SELF
Mirk". IN their eastern productions. FIG
r~ni!ahorntch win his wife under tho
Zen ramr. "IHic r. Cecil Smiths and
tn, IF firm namo IS often seen in an
u,unccmcnts on the screens OF motion
,:r,ure houscs. II" was a son Of the
lat. l.. Heller Smith. former practicing
attorney If Tho city aud later Of Dem
ycr, col. Death occurred At Santa Mon.
Lea, Cal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
S|STERSV|LLE

Sistersviile. Dec. cT.-The death or
James Taylor. former prominent oil we'll
drilling contractor Of this city. occurred
December "a In Dewey. Okla Dir. Tay-
lcr removed from this city several years
ago. He was we'll known IN tho circles
Of tNe oil fraternity. Besides his widow,
he IL. survived by Eeveral children
Fire. which started In A bedroom on
tho second floor. completely consumed
tho residence OF John Hayward Of Pleas
ant Ridge. Practically all OF the house
hold articles were saved. The loss -
partly recovered by insurance. h
origin Of tho Are has not been learned.
A two-year-old child Of Hr. and Mrs.
s. g. Mercer of Paden City passed away
following Il fcw days' !llness OF pneu-
monia. This Is the second child Of tho
family 70 succumb within a period Of 4
few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
COAL MINER HURT
IN FALL OF STONE

Thomer Moro. - years old. OF Royds-
Vile. O.. was admitted TO the Martins
Ferry hospital yesterday afternoon sui
fcr!rg from injuries received IN an acc'-
cent wililc working IN the Lorain Coal
Il Dock company coal m!ne. .
Moro was digging coal when he was
caught under Il slight fall Of stone. HI
suffers bruises about the body and lac
erationS OF his loft hand.