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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
II, GADos QUE kEGREsAN

En- a vapor "San LorenzO" ha re-
gresCd0 San Juan, el cOnOcido abO-
adc II. c.: rles Hatzell, y ell ex-
audi O. uerto Rico Mr.. Bonner,
hoy inspector de Bancos por el Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
CENTRAL QUE COAIIENZA SU
AIOLIENDA

Antes de aver cOmenZ6 a mcler srs
cafas, la Central PlaZuela de BARGE
loneta. de los sehores BalsceirO Y
GiOrgetti
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
Ell CAPTAIN HURTADO ANTE Ell
GRAN JUR ADO

Aver 'arde estuvo declarando ante
el Gran Jurado de la Corte Federal.
el jefe de distrito de la policfa de
san Juan, seiicr Miguel Hurtado.
Evening star., 1922-05-28

Designers have put torth h
their greatest efforts to create
these new styles. They are a
bit different from frocks OF
past seasons. Different in ma.
terials-in mode-and pleas
ingly different in price:
Evening star., 1922-05-28
How's This For Pre-Hol;day Stunt
Pure Silk Sweaters
Reduced to $z5.Q5

why perfect sweaters of demanded styles and colors
should suffer such reduction The head of the depart
misses timely bargain they wouldn't forget Of course
couldn't take this reduction large lot, if you
genuine pure silk sweater in navy black Tuxedo
STYLE price far below regular step lively and get for
holiday wear Sizes up to A.
Second F1oor-Upper Level
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Pretty Philippine Nightgown

Excellent quality of sheer with silky finish II
prefer rather plain styles you'll like these with neck
sleeves Then there touch of trimming effect the
nd-worked openings for running lingerie ribbon
The others having floral formed OF
solid and Coada work with tiny French knots the peta!
This also has ribbon through openings "
round and square ncckss
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Holiday Helps
Sale of Two Hundred
White Wolfe B1ouses,
81 z.89

wv HETHER you make trip over the week end and
w holiday stay at home, you'll certainly need
sheer blouses. WE'LL you do better than
take advantage of this sale and get enough for all
mer.
Lace trimmings predominate-so many styles they'll
tempt you into buying several.
Flat and roll collars and square necks cluster tucks
and so many ways of arranging them all that choosing
will be delightful when you need pay only $1so
for any one.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Strikingly Neso-Charmingly Chic
Newsport Wells
$3.50 and $1.95

TN RADIANT colors and elaborate
! effect effects; Ia Large sport mesh. fine ss as
combinations as old rose and gray,
golden brown and periwinkle, copen
and gray, navy and red, blue and
gold, navy and jade.
Then there is wide novelty bor-
der of silk and wool in fascinating
effect, and the length full yard and
quarter.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Imported
Organdie Frocks

Beautiful, youthful models
for graduates. for parties-ln
fact, for all Summer fetes. All
the delicate pastel shades
pink, flesh, orchid, lavender,
rose, corn, poppy and white,
alone or pleasingly combined.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
The Best Ne1Us YETI
Sale New Sport Hats
at 1926

Sbort Sailors of fine Sport Hats of felt ribbon
and novefes Just the of hats that he the holiday idea
fe,0 details ,0 you deciding io'ch breer
sailors Split Straw Milan and Fancy saws Also vary
ing they all have dape bands neatly
ored The Ribbon Sport Hats all the fashion
able sauy shapes and becoming They suitable
so be sure Sport Hat for the heidaythen will
serve all Summer.
Second nsburEh &
Evening star., 1922-05-28

y1sst Fioer-LaAsssrEA y Brother
Evening star., 1922-05-28


of special prices grades: i
Evening star., 1922-05-28
Philippine Envelope Chenise
at $2.25

Regulation and strap deliberately embroidered
abundance of fine work combined with raised
brodry French knots all edges well
the ribbon Then the made by hand too
getting finest dntest and most lingerie
prices sometimes pay for ordinary kinds
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
ANTHRACITE M|NE5NAY OPEN
UNDER UNCLE SANS CONTROL
President Harding Also Con-
sidering Taking Over Of
Some of Railroads
Shattering of Peace Propos-
ais Spurs Statesmen To
Go The Limit
Senator Cummins Ready To
Start Wheels For Govern
ment Seizure

Washington. Aug. c5.-Tederal opera
tion OF anthracite mines and some Of
the railroads was considered at White
House conference tonisht between Prest-
don't Harding and Chairman Cummins
OF the senate interstate commerce COM
mission. and Attorney General Daugh-
erty. Senator Cummins said after the
conference that anthracite operators
and miners would be given one more op-
portunlty to settle their differences
IL there isn't a settlement in few
days" he said. II will introduce bill
20 authorize the government 10 operate
the mines"
Likewise. he said, the railroads would
be given a reasonable" time In which
TO demonstrate their ability TO furnish
10 do SO would be taken over.
Would Rush Legislation.
Senator Cummins expressed confidence
that legislation for both purposes could
ne rushed through congress without de-
lay. Il was indicated that consideration
Of these steps would not operate TO IN
,erfe-e with proposed legislation now
pending and designed to curb prchteer-
Ing in coal
The White House conference followed
a survey OF the whole situation AT the
regular cabinet meeting. and the ter
rnination without result Of the confer
srce at New York between railroad en-
ecuttves and union officials. II vas
(Coutinued or Page Ter0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PEPPER MAY Be
DOVE Of PEACE
Senator Cuts Tour Short Sc
As to Aid in Anthracite
Struggle
Arrives in Philadelphia OF
Heels Of Mr.. Gompers,
Who Has Hopes 4,

Philadelphia Aug. 25.-U. S. Senator
George Wharton Pepper. who was SAID
TO be the personal representative OF
President Harding in his efforts 10
bring about peace between miners and
operators in the hard coal fields arrived
in Philadelphia almost at the same time
as Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation OF Labor.
Senator Pepper cut short tour or
Maine in the interests OF United states
Senator Hale's candidacy TO attend the
conference.
After talking with Mr. Lewis. Mr..
Gompers went with him TO the office OF
William A. Glasgow, Jr.. counsel for tho
United Mine Workers. 1t was said 9e
Mr.. Lewis hotel rooms to-nigh that no
statement will be given out. while MT.
Gompers told newspapermen that he was
not here to advise Mr.. Lewis on the coal
Heace move.
Gompers Has HopSs.
The anthracite situation is entirely
in the hands Of Mr.. Lewis and his asso-
ciates." he said. I will not interfere
with them or course. I will offe: what.
ever help l can. My position as head or
the American Federation of Labor is 10
review the strike situation and the
course OF action that has been taken. I
hope that all the strikes VIII pe Settieo
soon and to the satisfaction of ALL p,
Senator Pepper conferred tonight
with Mr. Lewis In the office OF Nr.
Glasgow. He said he saw Mr.. Lewis for
tho purpose Of familiarizing himssf
with the miners side of the controversy.
and declared ne had offered no susgst'
sions for ending the strike. -
previous contracts and experience
have given me fairly thorough undre-
standing Of the operators point Of
view" he said II came here Of my own
volition from Maine and not at the sue.
gestion OF anybody in WASHINGTON. -
the hope that ! might be Of service.
Senator Pepper sadi that he expects
to confer with Samuel D. Warriner.
president Of the Lehigh Coal Navisa.
ton company and spokesman for the
operators. and perhaps with other lead
ing opera tors next Sunday.
The country has not YET gone on
wood burning basis" said Senator Pep
per In indicating his belief that the
mines will reopen soon.
"Whcther this will he by mutual con-
ression or compleet surrender b. one
side or the other no one can predict
now" he added.
The Pennsylvania senator declared
that he will dror everything for the coal
NEGOTIATIONS. which he characterized as
more important than anything else he
now has 10 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PEACE PARLEYS
ARE GUT SHORT
Deadlock Finally Comes In
Rail Shopmen Overtures
To End Strike
Mediators Unable to Secure
Satisfaction. Give Up
And Go Home

New York. Aug. 2S.-The rail strike
today developed into a fight 20 the fnish
when peace negotiations were blown
sky high.
Heads or the big five railroad brother
hoods acting as med!atocs between
executives and striking shopmen In
final effort to etces> separate settlement
with individual roads after the asSocia-
tion OF railway executives as whole
had rejected the running trades first
PEACE overtures OF II roads 20 the repre-
sentat!ves OF ~ roads At tho Yale club
this morning that the shopcrafts had
turned down proposition made 70 them
yesterday by the carriers
negotiations Broken on.
Negotiations then were s. harpl y
broken OF and executives, strike leaders
and brotherhood chiefs packed up their
baggage and began leaving town pre-
pared for test OF endurance.
Before ne departed FOR his headquar-
,ers In Chicago. Bert VI. Jewell. official
spokesman for the strikers. asserted
that he believed the executives who had
ingered FOR the parley on individua
settlements soou would be enabled TO
bring home 70 their hard-shelled coll
leagues the railroad situation IN It's
grim reality"
We shall be content 20 let the con-
dltion OF equipment prove that the rail
roads cannot operate with unsStlled
strikebreakers." declared Mr.. Jewell.
adding later that we can and We will
night for our terms and for nation
wide settlement"
ralt OF Individual Plans.
The latest peace proposal. centsring
as was the case with all the others on
ne question OF seniority. briefly vas
,ha, roads Interested in individual set
dement's would pledge themselves ~
find employment for all strikers not
convicted Of acts OF violence; would not
ssrtail pension rights cor other prtvl-
lezes" and would agree 10 suhmttrSo a
commission OF 10 brotherhood leaders
and executives all disputes which could
not bs settled by direct conference.
The strikers. who have maintained
they had not authorized the big five
70 suggest individual settlements. re-
;ected this proposal with the explana-
tion that II did not guarantee seniority
10 the men who might return on one
third Of the country's roads and az the
same time would destroy the effective
ness Of the strike being carried on on
the other two-thlrds.
Then. from the mAdiat!ng brother
hoods came the statement thar they
reluctantly notified all concerned that
they considered furthe- peace Efforts
futile and had nothing more 20 sug-
Esst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
FINDS StOOPHOLE
IN B0NEDRY LAW
Lawyer at Clarksburg Secures
Acquittal of Client In
Clever Way

Clark shurC. ". Va. Aug. "5.--A loop
nolo in tho hrne-dry Law was found b.
! Triilir clifford. local attorney. fpf
his client. Manuel Garcia. when the
Inter arrsared in 4 local maSistrata1
rrur, tonight to answer 70 charge or
havin: mnNnshire liquor in his pos'
session when arrested at his home here
recently. q
As Plea IN abatement. Attorney
clifford offered 10 present an afndaVit
~ which Garcia would declare that ne
vas willing 20 make a full and fres
disclosure "f hoy the liquor came into
his rnsSeeeion." Such q disclosure, u
was rointed out. according to section ~
of the Arr of 1921. gives the defendant
Immunity from further prosecution.
Garcia thereuron made affidavit thst
tho iiGuor had heen obtained BY his sih'
vear-oid son. Joe Garcia, in vacant
house near the Garcia home. Under this
nfNdavit the immunity under the statute
vas granted Garcia.
The same attorney recently carried an
arNear case or the Clarkshurg city pro.
hihitior ordinance mp 20 the Harrison
county criminal court and had the pro-
hihi'icn ordinance declared invalid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
IS SLAIN
DURING QUARREL
Writes a Note While Dying
In Which He Accuses
Picture Director

EdCevater. y. J. Aug. ci.-John Ber'
gen. motion picture actor OF New YORK
CITY was shot and instantly killed ana
George Klein motion picture director
IS under arrest charged with the shoot-
Ing
lust before he died in the Edgewater
nolice station Bergen fumhled through
his rockets. brought out hloodSta'ned
piece Of paper. and scra~Ied on H.
George Klein killed me.
Klein. according 70 the police. ad-
,,i,,ed the shooting. declaring that he
had fred in self defense following
quarrel which arose over Bergons al
lcred treatment Of Mrs Mary Klein. tho
picture directors wife. Klein. the DO
Ice sav. charged that Bergen assaulted
Mrs Klein two weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
CHAIRMAN WHITE TO
CONFER At CAPITAL

Huntington W. va. Aug. e5.-Mont
c. White, chairman Of the state Repuh'
lican committee. will confer Monday In
Washington with United States soma
tor Sutherland and the six West Vir'
ginia members OF tho House. all candi-
dates for reelection in November, IT
was learned here today.
There Is speculation here as 70 wheth'
er White will offer his resignation al
tho conference. Political leaders point
out that he is a candidate for state SEN
ator in Mingo county and that he may
desire to devote all his time TO his own
candidacy. surrendertng the manage
ment Of tho state campaign 10 another.
According TO information received
here from Washington the West Vir-
Einta delegation there will hold con-
ference in advance OF the meeting with
White and that tho candidates expected
TO act as unit on questions that may
come up IN tho second conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
BULLETS BRING STOP
TO FLEEING C0NV|CTS
Three Of Four Who Escaped From Penl-
tentdary Captured After Exciting
Chase-ons May Die OF wounds.

RAND CIV. s. D. Aug 25-Three Of
the four convicts. who escaped from tSe
South Dakota peritent'ary al SoiuS
Falls. August Il were captured near
Creighton In this county. late to-day
and tho fourth vas surrounded In
corn field Two Of tho bandits were
shot and wounded. ono probably fatally.
Word Of the capture was received ny
telephone from Creighton and verified
nv telegraph from the Rad Land wall.
The wild ride of tho corvicts across tho
state was ended Whom Sheriff Wilson. or
Haakon county. pursuing them. shot the
driver nS tho ruuyi"ts' car, sending II
into the ditch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
Congress Begins
To See Menace
OF Big Strikes
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
(copyrtSht by Tho IntentSenesr>


Washington. Aux 25--CongrASs has
begun It's brainstorm on the coal STRIKE.
For months The situation has been
drifting without Intervention by the
royarrmsnt Now that coal supplies
are low and the deadlock between tho
miners and operators IN the anthracite"
fields continues. the outbursts from IN
divtdual members OF congress are fiery.
II ia typical OF other crises-nothirg
e done till the situation Is acute an.
han there are all sorts OF accusations
as 70 who was responsible fcr allowing
,hA crisis 20 develop. The Democrats
are blaming President Harding tor pr. p
crastinat!0n Members % congress or
both parties are reluctant 70 pass any
legislation Jus, before the coming cleo
lions They expect the chief executive
to ssttls the trouble and get coal
Rorah Vehement Champion
N ,he midst OF II all there mas broken
out another conflict between the t"o
schools Of thought who believe respec-
rtve,v IN centralized government and the
,u,onor1s oS the states Senator Borah
as vehemen, champion % states
lights as any Jeffersontan Democrat
ia recommended the action OF Governor
Miller IN calling the state legislature In
.nacisI session ~ handle tho coal eri-r-
Eency.
President Harding and members ~ the
cabinet. like Herbert Hoover. believe
this IL a situation for the individual
state 20 handle. They recognize the
doubt which exists as 20 the constitu-
t,onsl rights or tho federal government
20 selza any coal mine. They ackno~I-
edge that no such doub, prevails with
respect to the power ~ m" several
states.
Governor Sproul. IN Pennsylvania. in
whose state the big anthracite field
lies, Is one OF the state executives who
Ia known TO be ready 10 exercise his
mowers 70 the fullest extent. II the
deadlock is uubreakabl action from the
governor oc PENNSYLVANIA can hA OK,
nected and Il will hav" The warm moral
sunport oF the white House.
Seizure BY u. 8. Unlikely.
S.zure OF the coal mines ~ tho fed
sral governor can he dismissed as uu'
',ksly The most tho president wants
70 do Is 10 regulate rhs pr'c" - suCn
coal as IS produced and 20 do this under
the constitutional prsrOgatires relating
70 Interstate rommer"". Congress i re-
'lc,anr 20 gran, pr'"r fixing powers or
aryrAlnr lusr now. though the pressure
~ publ,c opinion may oharge that At't
tuds any moment. tor % the reflex ci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
THREE WEST VIRGINIA SHER|FF5
FACING CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
Iudpe Woods, Jefferson County. Deter
mined to Secure witnesses IN Allen
Trial-Issues Writs on ofh2ers OF
Kanawha, Boone and Lincoln Counties.

Charleston. W Va Aug 25.-Non"eS
OF ruling of contempt W"ceeH'nEN
AGAINST Sheriff Henry Walker, "t Mana .
wha county. Sheriff Y. y. Grimm or
Boone county, and Sheriff Dan hiaS. ~
Lincoln county, wer" served '""aS on
order of Judge J. NJ. Woods o' JeHer-
son county. by Deputy sheriff penn'hG'
OF Logan county.
The wrirs ara r",urnahI" f"r'hwNh' IN
which thc county shrr:frs must show
.auec v,ry they failed ~ deliver to the
rirrui, court - jefferson. Witnesses for
.'In d-'.rse ~ ~. Walter Allen treason
trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PUBLISHER DEAD

Lake Forest. Ill. Aug * NelaVan
Smith. publisher ~ the IndiaHapons IS
News vho has been critically III At MS
summer home here died tonight ~ :
o'clock. After apparently gaining dn'-
ing the day. he suffered sudden re
lapse tonight and died fow minutes
o pftsruard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
FIND HEAD SHOT OFF
OF AMERICAN GUARD
New Jersey Private, on Police Duty In
Coblenz, Discovered In Pool OF
Blood Two German
Girls Held.

CoblAnz. Aug 25.-Priva's Lester
Irons, Of Toms River. y. j.. member
of a provisional police company. was
found today In a pool OF blood with
part ~ his head shot away. outside the
garage - Major General Henry 7. Allen.
in command cr the American forces on
tho Rhine. Private Irons had been on
guard duty ~ this point last night.
Two German girls are being held for
Investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26

sprlngNeld III, Aug 2S.-N" ,[a70'
o,.ratsS ont of Roodhouse tonight on
n. chicago & Alton. according TO word
roc.ived here nv officials ~ the road,
passenger trains for Kansas city were
ror+.d nv way or So. Louis. and the
Hummer" the fast Kansas city 'ra'n
from chicago. was to be cancelled ne
vord RoodhouEc tonight. orders from
Roodhouse stated. officials said fhey
had no information on the rr7"r'fd "r-
rlos'onss Roodh early today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
FAST c. & 0, TRAIN

Portsmouth. .. Aus 2E 2E-Chesapeake
e. Ohio railroad officials are making
every effort 70 learn tho identity Of
persons who Wednesday night made an
unsucCes sSful attempr 70 wreck G. & q.
FLYER No.4 IN South Portsmouth. Ky.
opposite here a. midnight.
Two iron bars we're found nailed to
the main easthourd track a. Taylor sta
tion. near Tvgart bridge. one mile east
Of Fullerton. Ky. opposite here. A res
iden, ~ that vicinity discovered the
bars. removed them and notified the
officials The bars were discovered Just
- minutes before the arrival nj 'he
FLYER from Cincinnati ~ New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TEACHERS TO ASSEMBLE
AT ANNUAL INSTITUTE

ClarksburE W Va. Aug 25.--Morc
than ?nn high school teachers from all
parts Of northern West Virginia will as
semhle here Monday Efor the annual IN
stitution Of high school teachers for the
Northern district The institute for the
southern part % tho state will be held
in Charleston a. tho sam" time Or.
n Deahl head ~ the department of
education ~ West Virginia University
and Dr Joseph Roster, president of tho
Fa!rmont state normal school Will l."-
trr. during She institute here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
CAR RUNS WILD
AND|NJURES22
Speeds Three Blocks Down
Steep Hill and Crashes
Into Metal Pole

Syracuse. ". Y. Aug. GA crowned
trolley car ran Wild down walnut ave-
nue. hill during a terrific rain and cleo
trical storm here tonight. jumped tho
tracks after speeding thrc" city blocks
and was wrecked against concrete ana
metal lighting poles on corner.
Twenty-Five OF tho passengers were
removed TO hospitals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TWO AMDUSHED

Belfast. Aue 2S--A small party 81
Free state troops was ambushed today
AZ Glassor village near Athlone. By
20 Republicans. Free state Lieutenant
Nr,'"runick was shot dead and the driver
rf his rar badly wounded. civilian
wounded during the lighting succumbed
Ia Tor to his INJURIES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
THREE DEAD, Z HURT
IN BIG MEXICO FIRE

Tsmriro Mexico. AuS ?'.,-' ne ''uN'
,ess district her" was swept oF VIZ W.,
morning Three persons are
ha dead and twelve persons "'I' ~,
tousIv injured. Property 0a'mdee
mated at more than nN' n.'i,' -
,sod The origin Of TN" fr" Is
not known. , .,
,fs.or,. ~ this port Twenty seven
,,,,,,,,,er,ial houses wer" destroyed ~
a.. ,.hilc several others ""r" '0rn
dow, IN m effort - check ~" hrr :
.d An explosion n chemicals IN
dru9 store caused The deaths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
CREW HURT IN WRECK

Mchiln Ala. Aug - Members 81
the crew Of mai, train 40. ; on the
MOhila & ohio wcr~ injured tonight and
scorea of passengers escaped serious In
Jury when the train hi an open switch
near Whisrlsr. few miles from, hers.
The erg'n" ard seven coaches left the
track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TRAFFIC IS TIED Up
WHEN FIREMEN QUIT

Jacksonville. III AuE 90
nr4rer employed by me 'n'''sD -
Alton. at Roodh"use. our "orN ~
this afternoon as resu'' ~
there early this morning. " was , ,
that all traffic out ~ 'nerN VII q"
IN Other hroth"rhoods VIII ooI'
meeting tomorrow ~ DECIDED m a''''''
70 he taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TRAIN JUST ESCAPES
BL0WUP ON TRESTLE

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug - An st.
tempt presumably vas made m wreck
A southhound passenger train on the
Atlantis coast Line railway. rrar here.
tonight n Fisweir creek The train
Sr.i across Tn" bridge spanning the
creek n few minutes before a dynamite
eNploSion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
.EX-EMPEROR WILLIAM
BE1HROTHED TO WIDOW

London Aux 25.-Formcr Enneror
William is betrothcd 10 tho widow ~ a
German aristocrat. according TO re-
port received by the Times. The woman
Is SAID to be almost Of royal rank and
tho mother OF three children. She and
the children recently visited the former
emperor ~ Doorn, Holland. II is said
the marriage VIII take place during the
coming winter.
The report adds that this - not the
woman 70 whom the one-tne emperor
Was reported some time ago 10 be be-
irn'hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
VETS FOR BLAKELY

Huntington. n. W. Aus 25--Hunt-
inr,or poet nt the American Legion
will support tho candidacy Of John W.
RlakeIv. ~ Wrlch. W. Va. for State
commander ~ vas voted a. meettn:
here tonight which elected delegates n
the RIuaHeld convention which ronvsnns
Sop; - we're elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TROOPS EVACUATE

Now York. Aug. c5.-Eva cuation b.
irregular troops OF the Commercial cable
Cumrany's station at Waterville. Ire.
land. and its occupation by detach-
mont of Free State infantry was re-
ported In cable dispatch today to clay
ence Macksy. the company's president