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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. FL
Production In the New River district is
increasing according to reports OF coa'
iosdinys received here to-day from tne
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Conpan!
Tor Thursday. The report SHOWS tnat
tbere were 1910 tons loaded ThurS1a!
81 AGAINST 1881 for Wednesday. ih's
Includes every mine In the New hiSS'
aistrict except six on the Hirginiah rail-
way. ~
thursdays production was 80 per
cent OF the normal according 10 figures
Given out at the office OF I. l.: Lewis
secretary of the New River Coal opera
tors Association.
Coal loading reports from the mines
on the Chesapeake * Ohio railway OF
ths Kanawha district. indicated an Out.
nut OF 2s,550 tons on Thursday. -aoou'
535O tons or Is per cent below normal
Headings OF the mines on the kanaw ma
& Michigan railway are estimated oy
Rem F. Morris. assistant secretary OF
the Kanawha Coal Operators Associa-
tion TO be about the same percentage on
normal as on the Chesapeake d ono
railway.
Ntnety-eIght per cent Of the mines OF
,he Kanawha district are In operation
Recording to the statement or William
Pstry. district vice president OF tns
ITnited Mine Workers. Ben F. Morris
assistant secretary Of the kanawha Goa
Onaratnra' Association. estimates Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
NEW WEAPONS OF
OFFENSE PERFECTED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-MiEitary
a,5 ciyiiian experts are collaborating In
an EFFORT TO perfect certain new devices
for offensive operations, aecSFe as ord d.
r ~" and ratification. made public To-
J"niial" but the report say several
models have been built from wnlch IN
rnrm.i;on Of value has been secured.
Tho centrif,.;al gun. first proposed
d,rir, the war as an ideal weapon FOR
c = has not been abandoned. A gun
has been developed which is declared odt 70
be far superior to the orlg'1 "a i rennrt
s.'W Experiments with railway mounts
n H., Sronp"d' 'as the seven inch how
ser has become obsolete. and the e ,Sl eas
icnce gained in the world war in ehers 50
tmristics should be mounted on wheeled
carriages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Boy For Whom Nationwide
Search Was Made Not Abb
ducted-Body Nude When
Discovered By Hunter

HAHCn6oNToN, n. j. nov. IL
rhs body Of little 'rBnly" Dansey' Tor
whom . nationwide search had been
conducted since his disappearanes 1F0m
his homo here several weeks ago. Was
found by . hunter In SWAMP near
this place, late today. After viewing
tho body, Coroner Cunningham sx-
pressed belief that the boy was the
victim Of foul play.
Tho body was found on the edse OF
the Folsom swamp, about two miles
from tho Danssy home. It was nude
the coroner said, and this fact, no eda-
I'd. In what led him 70 Suspect 1ou1
inlay, Coroner Cunningham said the
body was badly decompossd and II WA
Impossible 70 tsn without . moro thor
ought examination whether there Were
any marks Of violence.
Pars OF the lad's clothing had been
found from time 70 time In dtf1e1ens
sections OF the nsighborhood since ms
disappearance. Other articles OF elotn-
ing were found near the body.
An inquest win BE- held, the cofo1s1
said, at . date to be fixed later.
The child disappeared ON OCTOBER .,
and for weeks searching parties seo'f-
Cd the neighborhood for miles around.
MANY BELIEVED the boy had been KID
Mapped and supposed CLUES led Officials
70 many sections Of the country.
The Dansey boy was about three
YEAR, old and WAS the son OF Hercules
panssy, who same from Pittsburgh,
PENNSYLVANIA, . year ago and purchas-
cd n xnall farm on the outsktftS OF
Earnmoaton.
rhs body Of the child was found By
George Ecthardt, Of Hammonton. It
was discovered at the edge Of the
swamp on dry land and but q short d1s-
lance from where tho water was three
to five feet doep. The clothing found
TO-DAY was scattered within . radius 81
fifty feet.
Edmund {. Gaskill. Jr.. prosecutor
Atlantic county. as well as local authorl
ties expressed the belief tonight that IN
child was lured TO the swamp ana al
tackled by degenerate. There are n
reads OF raths leading to. the spot whcr
the body was found and ~ order TO reac
Il from the Dansey honG it is necessar
TO pass close 10 several farmhouses.
The boys body was partly covered D
leaves as they had fallen and been dri1'
cd by the winds. Apparently no effor
had bccn made at conccalmcnt other IN"
that offered by the bushy scrub pine
and the swampy underground.
The child's parents ut first believe
80 rytle fellow had persisted in tn
swamps about tfammonton. but as RI
suit of the many supposed Ridnappin
clues they. had changed to this theor
and had hoped their~.son would be re
stored TO them. possibly by ThanhsgiT
'nE. When fold OF his fate Mrs. Danse'
collapse and tonight was under III
are Of doctor. ........ -.. -. 4,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
IA BELLE COKE
. PLANT GOES ul

STEUBENVILLE Ohio, Nov. 3Ss@
coke plant Of the LaBclict Iron w.
which has been idle since the Degt1
Of the steel strike. resumed opcfAal
today. This plant when IL full ae1e
tion, employs ESQ men but 10 ytn
only partially operated until one OF -
LaBeile furnaces, now being rciinsA =
fef r. was OFFICIALLY announced q In
company offices that 1900 men vese ~
the plant today. an increase OF nfSyseN1
yesterday. It was also .announee1 tn
the jobbing and plate mills Will reea9
on Monday, providing employment ~
about 800 additional men who have -
piled for their old jobs. Qne fqrAeee
will also be started on Monday Ane
open-hearth Just as quickly - rsvN1oe
There was no change in eondttfcA4 g
the Carnegie plant in AinHo, WherA q i
furnace was blown in yesterday. Muf.&
furnace Is about ready to Be stnft44 %
Monday. go
that the wage earners OF the fouf BIT
mills of the Steubenville district t0ek
approximately 100000 in wAEe0. Au4.
ing the first eight weeks Of the atftkE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Children YOU Helped Create the Greater Wheeing--Ele
MARY PICKFORD IS !
WINNER IN BIG SUIT

NEW YORK, Nov, 21.-Mrs. Gladys
Mary Moore, more widely known 10 mo-
ton picture fans" as Mary PlcKioru,
was awarded a verdict by Jury NC.
today in suit Instituted by Mrs. CUra ~,
whitening. a play broker VINO aleHe.
that she had obtained contract lol "s'
Pickford with the Famous player eo
poration at a salary OF Sl,Oso'ooo ~ s.,.
that a 10 percent commission "a' NV
her. ..,a.d
AT a previous trial. jury had decioeo
IN favor of Mrs. whitening but the ap,
pclatc division set aside the verdict ano
ordered a new trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
TWO MORE ARRESTS
IN FEDERAL RAIDS

FAIRNONT, W. Va. Nov. 21.-The
total arrests of radicals in Marion
county since the government actlvities
began stood tonight at 81. During INC
day a raid by, federal officers resulted IN
two additional arrests. but later one W
twelve arrested at Morgantown, the, to-
tai Of sixty-threc have been taken INTO
custody. .,. ~.
The slowing up of activities about ne
court house today indicated that the
main work of The drive has been com
plcted. and that the officers are now
government agents who have occn en-,
gagged IN the local work nave lSJu 'iIut nc
10 their homes for the weekend pu'
are expected back on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
PALMER NAMED To REGULATE
PRICES IN NATIONS FOOD SIJPPu

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-PresIdent
Wilson today placed the government
again in control OF the nations food
supply by transferring the authority Of
food administrator TO Attorney General
Palmer.
Administrator Hoover resulted directly
from government effort to avert fam.
inc in sugar. but the powers delegated
10 tho head of the department of justice
will be used also to help put down the
cvar-mounting cost Of living.
For the prese mt, Attorney General Pal
mer will not put into operation all OF tho
machinery permitted under the execu-
tive order signed by the president. but
essary the full pressure Of all the broad
powers vested in him will be exerted to
meet them.
Mr.. Palmer's STAFF will begin immedi-
ately to build up sugar distributing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
No REPLY FROM
THE N|EX|CAN5
Speedy Release ofU:S. Consul
Jenkins From Confinement
Is Expected

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-state de,
nr,iciols will await tonight
ronly TO the note warning the MeH
government that any furthef Isinan
lion of william o. jenkins. AmeTIca an
consular agent at Puenla, ., Tno With his
recent abduction by bandits. Wouio Se
rIously affect the relations between Ihe
United States and Mexico.
While to text OF the AmeIfca swh
crnmcnt's note has not been made pup
lie the summary published by the stare
department indicated that IT was one
Of the sharpcst ever sent to the Si
ranzc government. 1t said the Cnlleo
States was both surprised ana incehs,
I'd" 10 learn Of the r.-imprlsonment Oh
1cnkins end demanded his immediate
release. o,,
So far as was made known, no report
regarding Jenkins reached the depart
mcnt TODAY from tho embassy NJ Mex
leo City. but officials SclieV 60. tH wo,id
he as q result Of the state departments
demand.
Discussing the general Mexican situa-
ton today, state department onlcers re.
vcaled that before the world t war come e
pletc Intervention in Mexico by the
American government would require
$50, 900 men operating over a period OF
three years. Present estimates Were
not made available. but IT Is known tnA'
army officials hold that the force neccs'
sary IT this time would be much less
because Of the increased army equip
mcnt. such as motorized transports ar
tillcry and airplanes.
During the day tie department. mace
public a complete report from Jenkins
on his capture and his subsequent treat.
mcnt IN a hospital at fuebla after his
friends had agreed to pay $4,000 In
gold for his ransom, pledgfng their ilvea
that the installmcnts would be 1ortn'
coming It was under date OF Novem-
Der :. and cmplified the account which
Jenkins wrote to Representative Davis
OF Tennessee and which Mr.. Davis mace
cSrraaIs'g wsaknsss Hxpossd ).
jenkins said that "A very importan,
government could hardly be restrained
from sending troops out immediately q
punish .say oabteys -fhen they learns 81
mxtteapture. they :bavs not made III;
|, twelve days ago. although they have
been melted to do go, but excuse them.
!. selves by saying that they will do Aes-
The rebels are only few miles dis.
tant," he wrote. They have been there
for months and years. and they plant
cultivate and gather their crops entire
~ unmolcsted; the whole countryside ia
with them,S and yet the government ap-
parcntly makes no effort to drive them
! away and give decent protection to this
city. .... y
There are in the immediate vicinity
OF this city no less than q half doEef
important bands Of rebels, 3li Of them
well known to the government. and nc
determined effort has ever been made ia
is today OF this city"
=. Pucbia is the second largest city In
! Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Good Increase Awarded
To the Longshoremen

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Thc National
adjustment commission today made an
award Of so cents an hour and $l.2O an
hour for overt inc to the deep sea long
shoremcn in the North Atlantic district.
This Is an increase of 22l. percent over
the Scalr OF wages in force up TO Octo-
Der 6. last.
! The award will go into effect Decem'
Der !.
r.nsidcnt T. V. O'Connor and vice
President Joseph Ryan OF the 1ntcrna'
tional Lonsshoremens association. la
bor's representatives OF the commission,
asked for IS ccats and sl.25 it was
learned when thf body adjourned to-
night. Three of the five members voted
for so cents and $l.20 whcreupon MT
O'Connor hid Mn Ryan moved that 1t
,, be made UNANIMOUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
KING IN THE RACE FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE

CHARLESTON. w. Va.. Nov. An.
IT King of Ellins stated today that he
would be y candidate for the Ecpuohcan
romination for secretary Cf state in the
1870 election subject TO tho May pr
Virginia Wesleyan college and George
town university Mt Washington. has for
Is years boon active in politics IN west
Virginia and was a candidate Tor Inc
same office in the 1916 primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
U. 5. Court Let, Down INT
On IT'S Beer ~ So r.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21.-on the gfDNl:
that beer Of 3.75 alcoholic contAnt - -
the United States district court 10y.
handed down a decision granting q tee'
porary Injunction to restrain the gnteed
States district attorney and the eolleeenea
with the manufacture and Saie &C ~
beer by st. Louis brewers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

system which viii s1lccatslisn y
stocks in the country. Il VIII
an equitable system OF distfib4tla
supplies and vim, defeat aay. q S J.
ton or boarding. officials Gsi ]. :ss:
Plans. tentatively decided 49, ~
vide for incrcASinG The ,ptioo u ~
sugar. excepting the Louisiana Hlel NJ
which 4 price Of seventeen sehte e1toY
Wholesale. -. ~.
Through this increase. new .Sbtse4e re
supply are expected 10 b opeAoA AsltN
assurances that q fair margin pk
said to DO about 11.s4 a hundrs2 n
would be allowed. svEer sennAl4 -
purchase all available 6topka. u 49,
stated. Thus, Officials believe u ~
creased price win avert 4 AA1tl4qe
which threatens to haeorna AseAAlAe
during tho next sixty 6ayA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
mEErs HORRIBLE END.
NJ rho Tntelligcncer:

e,oc;a, To The Intelligencer: a,
"rWSfH,RTfSsBTRG w. Va. Nov. 2l.L
r-;nnine on an oval shaped particle
~ 'r Wood. Judson Montgomery. agc aged
"ightc"n year employed at a a IS saw Nv m T.rl
on farm in his cG% haryes eT II Faulkner.
Iii. III bcad-f,rst into a fast revolving CIR,
la saw and met death. His head was
I Iernrat"d it's entire length suthcienty
deen in the front to penetrate the pral''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Parker.bq Quit
sjhral Gas Contest

CHARLESTON INV. Va, Nov. Ii
Hearing OF che Sbplt cation Of the Hope
Natural GaAse6t6peby to increase Its
rates in FaFkerSblifE and other munici:
palities Of the statHkhas been postponed
from Novembartt5 10 November 20. 1t
will be heldsHn PAD ersburg. Announce
ment Of the NJ hdrkwal Of the Parkcrs-
burg protestAntt kknm the forces of OPP
position was niaie sAs the last hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Another Beau BrummeI
Goes Behind The Bars

ns sgSIEe Wsdse dollar ,ps TO SaFSe4s
and expensive clothes gained him the
title Of the Beau BrumInel bank clerk"
was ARRESTED today on a federal warrant
charging him with embezzlement or s27.-
200 from the Ridgely Farmers state
bank where he was employed as paying
teller until a month ago.
: Miss Jessie Conner. bookkccper, was
arrested on 1.-The same charge: Miss
Conner, It rs alleged. assisted Deickcn
in covering up his defalcations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
MORE DRY APPonTEEs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-Ccmmiss-
Toner Of internal revenue Roper today
announced that appointment OF two
more federal prohibition directors.
Charles r. OConnor. Of Hobart. will be
state director for New York and James
H. Combs OF Lexington. state director
for kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
Insurance Men Guilty
In Pittsburgh Life Trial

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 21-Clarence F.
Birdscyc. Kellogg Birdscye and George
j.. Montgomery. all Of New York, were
today convicted of conspiracy in con-
ncction with the failure of the Pitts
burgh Life md Trust company. an in
surancc corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, nov. 2l.-forec s1;rn+
~ cooler north ana west poroon' sun-
dav fair. -c1ondy Sat-
-S.T probably light rain In the morn
ny w.st virginla-cloudy satnfoas'
amer east portions; Sunday 1an'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
UNION FIREMEN
ARE SUSPENDED

JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Nov. o1-Petcr
J. Honey. president Of the Unionizcd
Uniform Fircmcn's association OF this
Roger Boyle on the charge Of being
absent without leave. A similar charge
was lodged against James Connel, treas.
urer Of the union, who was Suspendcd
sent out n letter tending to incite in
subordination in the city fire depart
ment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

HOBOKEN, N. j.. Nov. 2t.-Members
Of the city fire department have become
unionixed and affiliated with the Am.
erican Federation Of Labor. 1t was
learned today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

"
go en- ctive today. on export Of anthy4
cite coA', except % Canada. was ~
nounced tonight. BY tie. fuel administs9e
ton. a ss9ss
TOPEKA. Kansas. Nov. fill o.
Kansas coal miners refuse 70 - =.
work on the plan being outlined to! IT,
by Governor Allen. l5eo younE - G.
the Kansas state Agricultural 81.
are willing to dig coal. said , Sete
to the governor today. from Pre1ie4
Willhm Jardine OF the college
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. ai.-eAAll
plants IN Indianapolis a. = fuel Co.
walton measure, will be taken Mp ~
meeting Of the chamber OF cohNyN
here tomorrow morning. II thte Neo
urged b. officials Of local public LUZ
ties companies Ii taken, Il VIII &c.
fourteen and fifteen hundred mAnnt44.
turing establishments In the city IS q
During the day orders wHry- re41
from l. c. Baldwin. regional dsrect
the, Aaneeheny rsEioSn r., p pooi sse
tries not included in tho first hve ll
Of the fuel administration'4 prsntat9
and to consignees in this list only
needs are vital. y :. ~
On receipt Of the order ]. L.
chairman Of the Pennsylvania rntlHo
coal committee. indianapolis.
utilities furnishing power 20 1netkS
TO decrease that service - mUe1
possible and to take into ccAes41tet
the unfairnesS Of denying ecl -
essential industries using this 4nA
power, when other conSemerS u ~
same class were allowed 70 opefete 90
electric power. -. "
Governor james p. Goodrich t11AS
L. Harding. Of Iowa, in which =
proposed that states seixe and oe1eao
the coal mines. stated that he ot0f
favor such procedure for the reasca o.
ii probably would complicAte -
bring about an end OF the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
ON
COAL EXPORTS
1900 COLLEGE BOYS
MAY OPERATE NINE
Drastic Step to Be Takes
KansasH Workers Renai |
Out of Mines Z

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.--An .srnhe,s
go Ell. ctive today. on export Of anths,,,
cite coA'. except 70 Canada. va -. ~.
nounced tonight. BY tie. fuel administsY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-01
WINDSOR

Mrs Jennie Geer of Portland. WI .
has been visiting her brother. Herbert
Merrill. the past week. returned home
Saturday.
Friends Of Ernest Reed. who has been
in Boston hospital for several weeks
for surgical treatment. are pleased to
welcome his return and TO learn Of his
complete recovery.
Mrs. Elias Cove was called to Angus
ia last week on account OF the lines.
Of her little granddaughter. Virginia
Hayes.
About 40 members were present at the
last meeting of Windsor Grange, and
hearty greeting was given to Brothers
Chris Coro and Niles Benner. who have
lately returned from military servi..
after receiving an honorable discharge
from the U. S. army. A good program
was presented by the lecturer. At the
close Of the meeting a box social was
much enjoyed and . neat little sum
realized to be used for lecturers sup.
plies.
Friends are extending congratulations
on the birth of j son. Lawrence Win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-01
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Mental POzver

BY Granville kleiser. is new an.
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Habits That Develop Viii Power
Seven Cardinal Rules for Glen
Thinking
How to Concentrate on Chest
Thought
How to Prevent Mind Wanderlr;
Why and How You Should Req
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How to Get Ideas and Insp'rat'A
Making Practical Use Of Ideas
How to Distinguish Between T"'1
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Gaining Accurate. Infal'bls JUDI
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Developing lmasination-Insuls"
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How to Cultivate Persistence
How to Systematic Your mrd
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How to Analyze Propost''n' ~
Test It's Value
How to Recognize and overS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-01
Reports Of Committees

Mr.. CLIFFORD, from the commit
tee on Claims. reported ought not to
pass on Resolve appropriating money
to pay the amount due the firm Of
George H. Wilbur and Son on account
Of labor performed and materials
furnished on the Woman's Reforma-
tory at Skowhegan, Maine.
Mr.. VARNEY, from the Committee
on Education. reported same on bill
IAN Act to amend Chapter Is, Sec
lions 1863. ITO and III Of the Revised
Statutes, entitled Teachers Pen
sionS."
Mr.. FLINT. from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. reported
same on bill IAN Act to amend Sec
ton 40 Of Chapter 80 Of the Revised
Statutes, relating to a closed season
on rabbits"
Mr.. BARNES. from the committee
on judiciary. reported same on bill
IAN Act to amend Section Five Of
Chapter 126 Of the Revised Statutes.
relating to indecent exposure" as the
same subject matter is included in
another bill before this legislature.
Same gentleman. from same COM
mittee. reported same on bill AN Act
to amend Sections Is and II Of Chap
ter IL Of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to Registrics Of Deeds"
Mr.. CHAPLIN from zame commit