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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
EYE-STRAIN SPECIALIST
MAKES STARTLING OFFER
Will Send Handsome Spectacle
On Trial To Anyone

Everyone who wears glasses rr suite
f,rs from eye strain VIII he interested
in the rcmarkabl" offer of ur E'jrH.E
the famous Eyestrafn Specialist. l-a.rr
.9t.. Madison and Latin streets. '..-
aso. H.. 10 send pair OF mis- HaHs-
some Extra Large size -Tru. Vision.
Tortoise Shell Spcctacl-s Free su u.H.
L. any reader OF this paper-wHa wsl..r
him. These splendid glasses uIH .n-
able anyone to read the smallest Ur.at.
thread the finest needle. sre tsr
near. and prevent eyestroin "r I...-
aches. These SpectacIes are said o..
be- equal To any sold at retail at FROM
SIC To SIS a pair. are very handsome
in appearance and VIII las H..-
time. They are very becoming ara
your friends are sure to compliment
You on your improved appaaror..-
Don't send any money simply tHHS
name. address. aee. and state l.r-,-
of time YOU have worn giasscs. 81 lu.
He will send the glasses az once. .r
Prepaid Parcel Post for you G. N.HI.
examine and inspect for ter days .
your own home. 10 YOU are snrie.
! i'm every way and want Co Keep t..H
I you are then 90 pay the small s."
Of S4i9. otherwise return tr' ='a-
and YOU are out nothing. o. y'u noe
| cept NJ offer NJ once. he Will ru,.Ds.
| Tho ,.-la sses i'm "a beautiful ~v"lNef en-
,lincd. spring back, pocket book -"
Icttered Spectacle Case. which .s Old r
yours fire. of all cost
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. !. Is. Elder. Mr..
--G Mrs. Nelson Elder and Mrs.
&. b. Green spent Sunday in
.Eurtou.
.i',, Katherine Dcvorc. Of this
.t,. and cousin. Miss Nanct
N.c..v. ol Livingston. we're pa
G.nt, in the ratic Clay Irhrm-
a-r thc latter pa-t.of the week.
where they submitted TO opera
-.u- Tor the removal Of their
.u-"~. Both arc doing nicely
.u@ hope 90 Ue out soon.
I- snl NFs. Harry Hanger
..t saturday III Danviilc.
announcement is made of the
arrival Of q son 1T the home OF
f.~ and Mrs. Nithcrs Davis. of
Paris. Mrs. Bavi, viii be re-
w.nscred here a, the attractive
l-, Mary Ross. who frequently
visited Richmond and was for-
mcr'v student at Eastern Nor
NAL school
l.-. Hubert Nicely. Of Livings-
tan IS the guest oi Mr.. Claude
Hera-e and Mrs. DiCkcrSon on
East Nam street
Friends will regret to know
tHa. Mrs. Grant Robinson Is III
81 her apartment in the Register
.-r.lHg.
t-r-. Robert Bruce Mc\Tcc
#-s returned lo Danville alter Z
visit ta friends here.
Mrs. i J. Mccarthy and son
James. I~- are in Louisville
where the latter viii submit &,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Cast includes Milton .Sills, Mitch
ell Lewis, Casson Ferguson and
Joseph KiIgour.
A story of love and the UNDER
world in the paris of the East"
Tingling with struggle. Blazing
with the color OF Oriental Shang>
hal. Beating with the big things
that move human hearts.
Chas Hutchinson in Hurricane
Hutch" and Pathe Eeview.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
AT THE MOVIES
"As the End of the World

at the End OF the World. a
new Paramount picture in which
Betty Compson makes her debut
as a star. proves 4 winner. Mi $
Comuson Is more charming. more
beautiful and as Cherry, daugh-
ter Of the proprietor OF a dis
reputable Chinese cafe and gam
mo hall in Shanghai. she has a
strange but fascinating role. The
part calls for highly emotional
acting and Miss Compson ac-
quits hcrSci admirably. 1t local
theatres Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Commissioners Sale

Emma X. Embry, &c. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Lewis Brandenburg. &c. Dts.
PURSUANT To Judgment and or
der Of sale entered the in the
above STYLED action. by the Madi-
son Circuit Court. at its Febru-
ara term. 1922. the undersigned
Commissioner will expose to pub
lie sale to the highest and best
bidder on the premises in Rich
moud, Ky, at the hour OF Z
O'Clock p. n. on
Saturday, April l, 1922
the following described property
or So much thereof as will pro-
ducc the following sums. to-wit
Debt and interest OF plain
tiT Emma X. Embry -SlI95.O
Debt and interest OF Jas.
holland. FNor. ------- $3.50
Costs and allowances zap
proNimate) $500 ------ 1893
\ total sum OF --------S2I39.5O
Said property is bounded a
follows;
\ certain lot or parcel OF land
with improvements thereon. To-
Gated in the city of Richmond
Ky. and adjoining the lots OF I.
iC. Million. las. 3. McCreary. the
/ /. & \. railroad. X street. and
/ others. and containing 3.94 acres
including ,36-l00 of an acre on i
street. For further description
| the pleadings and Judgment en-
tered in this case are hereby re-
| fcrrcd to and reference is made
/ to deed book % page Al. Madison
county court clerks office.
Terms-~Said property will be
sold on credit of six months
| the purchaser being required tC
iexecute sale bonds with approx
ed security payable to the com
missioner and bearing six pei
cent interest from day OF sale I'M
] til paid with lien retained on the
property sold until said bond:
and interest are fully paid.
r. B. TERRILL.
! Is q 81 Master Com. Nj. c. c
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Rev. Frank finder and Mrs.
Under were called 20 Lancaster
Sunday by the death ol a rcla-
tive.
Mrs. laura Carnes and daugh-
ter. Irene, are confined 90 their
rooms with the hu-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira MaSterS a-e
rejoicing over the arrival OF q
baby girl
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Natalie With Norma
In passion FloWer"

Natalie Talmadge whose en-
gagcmcnt to Buster kcaton, the
comedian. was recently announc-
ed. has part in Passion Flow
er. Norma Talmadge's latest
starring picture which viii be
shown I'll local theatres Tuesday.
Harrison Ford and Courtenay
l'oote have the leading male
roles.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13
Fell 30 Feet From Tree

Lancaster, KY, Mar. ll-John
c. Broaddus. who lost his footing
and fell 80 feet from a tree, re-
ceived only slight injuries. The
accident occurred on the farm of
Milo Simpson.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-13

Five men were badly burned 'r
a sulphur explosion al Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
BBNwooD AND McSrEcHEN COM.
PANns WILL 60 ALONG TO
PITTSBURGH OUTING
TWELVE OF WEST YrRGnA BR1-
aADES PYrHAN MILITARY
COMPANIES COMO
SRi0AprER GENERAL GEORGE G.
MYBRS ANNOUNCES HIS STAFF
SELECTIONS

Cour DC LEON Company No !. OF the
First Regiment. West Virginia Brigade
Uniform knights Of tythIas. 1t ~
meeting last night. practically COM
pleted arrangements fO- participating
In the biennial sncaGrpment OF the Cni-
form Rank knights nj Pvth!ss At Schen-
Icy Park. Pittsburgh. July TO 10. m
elusive.
Cour de Leon Company Will 90 IN
body to Pittsburgh from Wheeling. leaT-
ing on an early train Sunday. July ="
The company officers have receiver
from the trapscontircnta, railway com
mission certificates emitting Uniform
Rank members and knights OK Pythsas
to the reduced fare 20 Pittsburgh Tor
the encampment The reduced fare
however. cannot be had unless these CO..
ttficates are presented when transporta-
ton is purchased. The certificates may
be had at Bruemmer Hndeorands
store Twenty-second and Mar X {
streets. at the Pyth!an Club. 1915 Mark
ct street, or iron, Brigad:er General
George Meyer at the suspension bridge.
Uniform Rank members and Fythtan
knights presenting these certificates
when buying their transportation. may
secure tickets at one and a half fare
Cor the round trip, The certificates are
good for this rate for the entire week
or on any day OF the week OF the en-
campment.
special meeting Of Ccur de Leon
company has been ordered for Friday
evening. July 7. at the Pythian Castle.
Twenty seventh and Chapline streets.
Members who intend 10 attend the en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
LEGION PLANS TO
PURCHASE A HOME
REPORT PROJECT READY FOR
WHEELING POST LAST
NIGHT.
Extensive Plans Made For Taking
Part In Celebration OF the
Fourth.

The PRINCIPAL matter IN for discussion
at me regular meeting OF the Wheeling
rost No. I. American Legion. was con-
corning the celebration 20 b" held AZ
the Fair grounds on July Fourth IN
which, the American Legion and the
3Iith Field Artillery will take prom
!ncrt part The day will be spent at
diversions such rs swimming. races. and
dancing and several prominent citizens
will deliver address In commemoratlon
Of the anniversary Of thr signing or
tho Declaration Of Independence.
A report was 20 have been made ny
the committee on purchasing the Legion
bono but az most Of the members or
the committee were absent the report
was not read. hut viii probably be re"
rOtv.d AZ ~" next regular meeting. A
sitehie building VIII BE- bough; by the
Legion. and furnttUr" and hNtureS AT
thu present cub rooms on Market street
VIII b. moved and m" building nE' IN
shane for occupancy as Legion club
rooms The present location "a excel
lon, hut "a no. LARGE enough % accom-
nodaie this fast growing organization
nils % N" Spring Festival w"r"
audited and approves ana IN" com r'''
,ec IN charge ~ the affair mad" Hnau'
c!al report. It was found that atier
paving all hills. that tho nea; sum of
500 had been cleared by the enter
,alnment. which was held At Bridge
park last month. This was quite
mic. sum and the members wer" moro
than pleased with the report. The ma
tIcnal one day membership drive will n"
observed In this city on July list. Frank
A. Smith. or III" /. $. Veterans bureau
gave 4 brief talk urging the Legion
members 70 cooperate with the bureau
In conducting the government insurance
reinstatement drive. which Is no" be-
ing held. Mr.. Smith explained TO the
mon tn" advantage Of the government
insurance and told them that ne hoped
that all. who had dropped their policies
would Immediately re-!nstate them. the
policies can easily be renewed by apply
ing At the War Veterans bureau IN the
Odd Fellows building. Mr.. Smith said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
COUNCIL ORDERS
RESERVOIR SITES
ESTIMATES SECURED
ENGINEERS RECOMMEND GARDEN
SITE roR FILTRATION PLANT
Mass Of Business Disposed OF By coun-
ell II Its Regular Session

't;y council last evening met IN the
city managers office before going into
srssjou in council chamber. hearing III"
report Of J. y. I.aB"onc. Of the firm OF
j. T. Chester Engineers. Of Pittsburgh,
cup'oyed rs the city OF Wheeling TO
supervise all work in connection with
lie building OF the two million dollar
filtration plant. Members Of the pure
, water commission met with members or
council
Among other things. NJ. LaBoone re-
commended tho purchase Of the Garden
property In Warwood for tho location
81 tho filtration beds and also the pur-
chase Of an additinnal site for another
reservoir. Council authorized the city
manager 70 secure estimates on other
suitable locations for an additional re-
/ scrvoir.
Council granted permiss!on TO build a
coal-chute and four entrances on -FOUR
trcnth street leading into the new Riley
Law building at Fourteenth and Chap
Inc streets.
Permission was granted l.. J. Nogler
to erect steps in front OF his residence
n; i5S Main street.
CITY Manager Charles n. nowler
recommended the salary OF the city
health commissioner be made $4,000 a
year starting from July and the recon-
nrrndaI Ion was approved.
Mike Crullis was granted permission
10 erect 4 pair OF steps In front Of his
residence at 234O Market street.
The hitaker-Glessncr company re-
uuested council to give them the pr!Vli-
edge 10 use an alley In the rear or
their building nj the Wheeling Can
factory on Forty-e!Ehth street, and In
return the company would give the city
9nother piece OF property councilman
Harry S. Cunningham and CITY Man
ncer Charles II. Dowler were appointed
20 investigate.
The sum Of SIS was refunded 70
JOSEPH 4 Reavra on his request Mr.
Rcaves leased some city property from
the city and learning OF the Chapline
, street extension project being contem-
plated. requested his money he refunded
4 petition from residents OF South
Wabash street for curb stone 10 pre-
vent water from running into Cellcrs
, was referred TO Councilman w. r.
McGrcEor.
Council authorized the city manager
10 have bridge built on Park View
/ Lane providing the property holders
along there pny onc-halc Of the costs.
Councilman Albert l.. kress was ap-
pointed 10 investigate the reQue"t or
the Seventeenth Street Garage 70
erect an electric sign.
I. Councilman Schenk was appointed 70
investigate the request of property
owners on FairvIcw steet for improve
mcnts TO- tho street.
Councilman c. Morgan Nester Hug-
gcsted to council that there should he
49,. -lt,-' 19t,, 80
and moved that the city solicitor he
instructed 10 submit an approximate
cost Of having this done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
COUR ne LEON CD. j. R.k Of P.
PLANS To ATTEND ENCAMPMENT

Campment should tahc their enNlpfneH'
20 the castle that eN tninS In order that
Il may lie packed with the company
baggage.
General Never stated last night that
Twelve rr the twenty-five Uniform l'aGh
,omranles In the West Virginia Dr.
r3de have Sigu!tied their intention q
-oinS 70 the encampeTnt. NJ y. Low
Ter Company No. - Of McAsShen' W.T.
liam Shocnlan. captain and henW"o"
,,omnsuy No. IS. Paul Riedel. captain
yiIl GO With Cour de Leon company
ZACH taking At least eighty per cent
NJ It's membership. Benwod COMPANY
No. S. Incidentally. has the honor OF
being the largest company In the or'-
gade
esnsrN Meyer Names ssar
General Never last night. announced
,hA personnel oc hts stan TOT 'ne
national rncampmcn, The brigade
stefr includes:
CnInr 81 s,ar-co'. Sam R. Mont
romery Of Kingwood W. Va.
Adiu,an;-Jacoo J. Eetneke % wheel
Ing. w., 80
Wheeling.
Judge Advocate-Harvey +. sterns OF
Briead. surscon-pr. ". r. Fartw's
OF Benwood.
signal o,ncer-p. O. Haynes OF Fair
r!sw
Brigade Mastering otNcnr-sa muel C.
Alien cr ClarHshurR.
Brigade Charla!r--Rer. c., a. by'eV
OF McMechen.
comm,s.arv General-Alouzo Prince
OF FollS nshee.
Aide Burton o. Mo-
nongah. -.
Aide-de-Cemp-C ". Powers or
BurnsvIlle.
CoIonel-wnl!sr Seaher OF Piedmont
IudS. Advocate Stearns. OF sisters
vnle, has been In Chicago recently. nu'
will return for the encampment 70 SIS
tersvllle 70 locate permanently.
Uncle" John richardson. the beloved
secretary Of Wheeling Lodge No. -.
B. 7. O. Elks. Will also be NJ IN" fFtn,
ian encampmcnt IN his official capacitf
~ s,sc-de-camr 20 Major Genera! VIII
liam II LOOMS.
aiss.tt Commands Regiment
Col George Rlssett .. RNnwo"d VIZ
command the First West Virginia rNSi-
mont at the Pittsburgh encamrment.
Hls s,aNr will include Lieut.. Col J. Les
Ter Prlcc. % NcMs-hcn: Major Carl 9.
I.1rer, OF wheelnG- Captain Frank
Brennan. OF Benwood: Captain William
Eug. o< Wheeling: CaD:a'n william
rarr. OF McMechen. and I'eutant Henry
Schultz. 90 McMechen.
The officers Of Couer de Leon COM
oanv NJ. !. OF Wheeling. are: CAPTAIN.
r. F. Sharer: hrst lieutenant Albert
Auber. second Lieutenant Harry "aG-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
STACY { BRAUN
GET BOND ISSUE
BID WAS ABOUT $4,000 Higher Than
THAT OF AMY OTHER FIRM
MAKING oFPER,
TO Pay Premium Of s1I2,seo-Eate Is
Abov, lo5-Unexpectsdly Good
PEce.

Stacy & Braun bond brokers Of New
York AID Toledo, were given Wheelings
water ',ond issue OF 100000 last night
by city council. their bid being about
Sc, 900 moro than the next highest bid
der Five bids were opened Yesterday
at noon by City Clerk Walter VI. Evans
in the presence OF City Manager Charles
II. nowler. Mayor Thomas +. Thoncr
and City Solicitor Carl o. Schmidt and
then presented to members Of council
last evening at a meeting with the mem
bers OF the Pure Water commission.
The five bids were as follows: each
being on the full amount OF the Issue:
Stacy & Braun. Eidrcdge K Co. KS
sol, K!nnicutt & Co.. and Redmond &
Co. bid SEIZE SEQ. thus offering a pre-
MUM Of ;lI@S6O for the issue. the rate
being 16S.643
National CITY Co. Harris Forbes & Co.
Remick. Hodges & Co, S@.lo6,lS0 bid, the
rate being 10000.
Guarantee Company Estabrook & Co.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 Ana
Prom The City,
At THE HOTELS.

Ro9ERS-W. A. Camden. Phrkers-
burg; r. Wilhaua. baltimore, Md
M'LUHR-N. Z. ClendenninG. Charles
ton; F. Wilson and wife, Charleston
F.. A. Burlington, rarkersburg; A. b.
Hall. Clarksburg.
wNpSOA-Mr and Mrs. W S.vcr.
Clarksburg: y. l.. Burke. Charleston
Miss Marjorie Welzel. Huntington: r.
T. Shiredy Blucfcld: Mrs Wallace
Chafin. Logan: ]. West. Huntington; H,
E Springer. Pittsburgh. Pa.
STAMINA. and Mrs. las. Berry.
sutton. w Va. J. J. FRyko. Pittsburgh.
Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

EIannahs BALM & Lee. Scasonsood g
Mayer. s., O9S, 900, the rate being l04.90.
wheeling Bank & Trust Co. S2.081.3+0.
at the rate OF 104, OCT.
S. w. Strauss q Co, $2,05s.150, tho
rate being io2s075.
Only One Wheeling Hank.
Only one Wheeling bank was repre-
scented in the list and 1t stood fourth
in the amount OF premium offered. All
the other bidders were from New York
City and. with one exception, several
financial houses pooled their interests In
submitting figures. The premium Of
fercd by Stacy d Braun Is nearly twice
that Of the lowest b!dder. tho S. w:
Strauss Co. Each bid was presented
by personal representative of the
financial institutions concerned. There
were thirteen firms interested in the five
bids submitted. The names OF the rep
reScntatives in the order Of the bidders
given above arc Howard F.. Weiss. G l..
Cross. James O. McMaster, n. c. MCGEE
and walter S. Klec. Mr.. weiss Of Stacy
& Baum. lives in Toledo. being con-
nected with the firms branch in the Ohio
city. He Is a son Of W. E. Weiss. OF tho
Sterling Products company OF Wheel
Ing. He received the CONGRATULATIONS or
his rivals when It was found thft his
offer for its filtration bonds
a rate OF 1oi was considered
possible. but it was not thought likely
any bidder would reach los. let
alone go above that figure. Each bid
was accompanied by check presumed
10 equal one per cent Of the bid In
one or two instances, however. the
per cent Of the bond issue. WHICH IN
Itself would have disqualified TIC old
dcrs even though they were closer &c
the tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

Miss Elva Frazier. OF Fifteenth
street. who recently underwent an o9er-
alton at tho Ohio Valley General hos
p!tal. Is reported az recovering.
Mrs. Rodney II. Swope. OF AshNille.
Tenn. is the guest OF Mrs. q. A. Asch-
man. Of woodlawn.
Reginald Rowley. OF Warwood. who
has been attending school the past
YEAR In Pittsburgh. will return homo
in IN. next few days to spend the sum-
mer vacation with his parents.
Miss Clara HodEson returned last
Saturday from weeks visit in Allan
tic City and New York.
Mrs Turner Morris and son. Jack. OF
Sixteenth street will leave this week
for Boston, Mass. where they Viii meet
DR.. Morris and enjoy a two weeks stay
IN the cast before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler Bachman and
son. Wheeler, Jr. OF Thirteenth street.
are spending several months vacation
Ing at Cambridge Springs.
hobart Schaaf and Robert Dr'ehorst
ors amending the present week with
friends In Cincinnati.
Mrs H c. Hammat. OF North Main
street. who has been recently removed
n her home from the q. Y. q. hospital
n rt,r recovering from a serious Illness,
| Is able to be out.
Miss Mary vardy Of Thirteenth
street. IL spending several days tho
vusst ot her cousin. Mrs. Charles KIRK
| patrick. OF Cleveland. Q.
Morris Winters. OF Steubenville. O..
Gas a business visitor IN Wheeling YES
terday.
| Herbert Sloan, william Fritz and
! Herchel Brague. all OF this city. left
yesterday morning for Today camp
Ing trip UP the Cheat river valley, near
/ Morgantown.
! Emmett Stine. cf New Martinsvills
VAS visitor In this city yes
terday.
! Albert Mooney pror,nent grocer ~
| M ritr Lat reaterdaN for q short
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

Tho Senator Cardiff vii drT1r' 'hiS
morning n, ~ o'clock enroute from Fits
burg 20 Charleston.
The Liberty Will clear ;hN wharf
around noon TODAY c1rcute from ZancS-
willie 20 Pittsburgh.
The Hclen F. will dock This evening on
Its regular trip from New Maiamoras
ornorrow's Boats
Tho Helen ~. will .,;"ar tn" wharf
p bon, noon tomorrow on .ts return TITS
to New MAtapIor1S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
RIVER NEWS

Tho Helen r. cleared ~" wharf YES
,e-da. morning st l'.Sn o'clock on us
return ,rir 20 New Natamoras
The General Wood d"nar'"H ~ "
o'clock last evening On It's WAY from
Tlr.shurgh - Cincinnati
Th~ pool stage % eight f'"' was ''S'
lstcrcd Mt the wharf Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

The campaign started several
months ago in West Virginia to tell
the truth about West Virginia" has un-
fortunately been tagging somewhat in
the past few months. The Idea was
most commendable and praiseworthy,
but It was lacking IN prccept; who was
to determine where the truth about
West Virginia began and where the
untruth ended?
Every West Nirginian interested in
seeing his state placed in better
light before the public believed that
he knew the truth about West Nfr-
ginia. No one will admit dealing In
lies. The truth. in West Eirginia's
case. as in most every case In which
there may be q question. is often de-
termined by the point OF view taken.
TWO men OF entirely different tempera'
ment, raising. education. etc. make
make an honest Investigation. and yet
be at variance when the report Is
made. Such Is tho difficulty in tell
ing the truth about West Virginia II
It. were left to a committee or to one
individual the truth could be told. but
II the entire population OF West VIZ
sinia cndeavors 10 tell the truth about
~~O~~ ~-~~~--~~~~-~-~~~>--~
ner. treasurer. George We!sner, and
secretary. K. H. Mcl.ure.
In all probability tho Warwood hand
will he employed for tho full, week 81
IN. enramrmrnt Of Pittsburgh. This
band which led the military division
OF the Knights Of Fyth!as memor'a!
parade here Sunday. attracted the at
tention OF Colonel Or. Gutzman. who IS
chairman Of tho music committee Tor
tho national enra mpN1ent. and he imrne-
Giatcly hogan negotiations 70 secure the
hand for the cncampment