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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
EDNA ELLIS SLAYER
CONFESSES HIS DEED;
IS REJECTED SUITOR

ST. Louis. Mo. Nov. Edna EMS.
the fS-ycAr-old. typist. who's" body was
found with the throat SESh"d. In
vacant lot Near h"r home nero rr'daS
q rejected Suitor. according 10 Il signed
confession Ellis made To the police to-
day. ..-i,,,
bo intended 10 rum.nlt suicide. but the
bIa de- Of the razor he used broke as ne
slashed the throat of his victim the
third time. i
ELLIS. VIII" is an electrician. only 90
n,Itted the killing after several hours
Erilliug according 20 the police. II" was
arrested saturday morning on intornA-
tioD furnished by Mrs. Marie EiiiS'
mother Of the slain girl She said Ellis
who formerly lived al her home. HAD
threatened her daughter for breaking
orr their engagement after quarrel
According 10 the alleged confession.
Ellis waited at the corner Thursday
night. where she left the car on return
ing from work. but she refused 10 talN
to him, the police say. and Star'rd u"
cut through a vacant lot 10 her home
Ellis is said to have stated that he t"!-
lowed the girl and struck her. knocKlhS
her down. When she arose. according 10
the alleged confession. he attacNed her
with the razor.
when the girls body was found. both
hands were badly lacerated.
The alleged slayer Is Sald 10 nave an
mitted that she saw the razor and struE-
glcd with him. at the same time begging
MIN not to cut her.
The report that Ellis mad contcSi'"
spread rapidly and large crowd group
ed outside the police station where II"
is held. Police mae unsuccessful AT
TENNIS 10 keep the people moving, out
there was lille talk Of violence.
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WEEKS WAITER Fo11cAS9
Forecast for the Period November . =
l3, Inclusive.
WARRINGTON, D. c., No

WARRINGTON, D. c., November 1<s
North and Middle Atlantic 6tAtee--
The outlook is for unsettled weather.
rains and moderate temperature the ftr1f
half and fair, cool weather the second
half Of the coming week.
South Atlantic and East Gulf etStoo-
The outlook Is for unsettled woathef.
showers and moderate temperature The
first half and fair. cool, weather With
local frosts the second half Of the corn-
ing week.
West Gulf States-The outlook 10 for
unsettled weather and rains at the oo9fn
ming Of the week. followed by fair ma
cold wea ather.
Region OF Great Lakes-The outlook 10
for rains and possibly local snow1 -
the beginning Of the week. followed ~
generally fair and moderately oola
weather
Ohio Valley and Tennessee-The out.
look is for rains at the beginning OF the
week, followed by fair and cold weather.
Upper M!ssippi and LLower Aissovxt
valleys-The outlook Is for Genstatty
fair and cold weather the first part ,eS.
the week and fair weather and nodsrat,
ing temperature thereafter. .S
Northern Rocky Mountain and PlAteAu
Regions-The outlook 10 for GoNerAIly
fair and cold weather during tho coming
week. -
Southern Rocky Mountain and Plate1a
Regions-The outlook Is for gOnerSHyt
fair and cold weather during the COM
ing week. -.
Pacific States-The outlook 10 for gea.
orally fair and cool weather during the
coming wcekk. Frosts are likely, exceDt
in central and southern CaliforniA
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SUMMON CHINESE
COMMISSION FOR
new GOVERNMENT
PEKIN RULERS HOPE
TOUNITE FACTIONS
Premier Outlines Program to
Be Undertaken-Oppose
International Loan

Ieking. Nov. 6--I'lans for the calling
I OF 4 commission pursuant to the unity
proclamation issued on November | by
the Ick!ng government were outlined
TO ncwspapcrmen today by the prHnlrr.
The COMMISSION will include repreScn-
tativcS OF the I'rking government and
the d"fLnCt Canton government and
military chiefs as we'll a. civil heads
OF the southern government have been
invited to attend. 1t is tn" hope of the
reking government 10 bring out Of this
commission "a new government embrac-
inE all factions
The premier also took occasion u
challenge the International banking con-
Surtium recently organized by Amcr!-
can, British. French and lta liam bank
erS.
Granted The necessity Of the loNas. -
said the premier. III such loans cndan-
ger the governments sovereign rights
or even SaNOr OF endIag"rins them, the
government W!lI not vOuntCnanCe II.
Loans are Necessary only in order IL
spare the people from the necessity OF
d!verting funds from personal under
takinGS. am confident that with Il
proper program and 4 proper parliament
the Chinese people Will see the ncc"S-
S!ty of funds Tor reorganization and
will rrov!dc tn"m."
Dispatches last Monday said that the
rck!nE governments proclamation call
ing for election of Z new parliament
and announcing that 4 reunion of north
and south China had occurred. elected
q manifesto from the ConStitut!OnaliSt
leaders U, Shanghai declaring the con-
StitutiOnalist government St!ll was in
existence and that they did not rc""S-
nLze the peking proclamation Us having
any force.
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INVESTIGATION OF PAL MER'S CONNECTION
WITH COAL CASES OVERSHADOWS TRIAL

attorney general that an investigation
would b. held in open court rHGarnl7iE
his connection with III" CaS". Mr.. SimnlS
resigned early in October. giving az his
reason that he had received INSTRUCTIONS
from the Attorney general regarding ell
mluation Of certain evidence. Th"S" IN
Struciions. Mr.. StmmS said. Ntcraiy
cut th,. heart out of IA" case.
Arguments regarding a continuance
are rApccIrd to prccipitat" N" !nHeSti-
cation of the attorney generals ;nstru"-
lions inasmuCh as thcS" prccipitAt"a
Mr. Simms' resignation.
Frank T.. Daley. on" Of the attorneys
representing tn" bituminous coal minors
under Indictment. and Mr.. StmmS. hav"
been subpornacd 10 appear In court to-
morrow. They are experted TO testify
regarding thr altorncy-GeneraTa rnnnec
tion with the case.
The case. which is against l2h miners
aud operators. charging them with con-
spiracy to limit production and trans
portatlon ~ coal In violation "f tho Le-
yer act. Is AN outErowth Of the soft ""r'l
Strik. last November
charles Evnnr Hughes. Chirf counsel
for III" I'-riicd Mine Walkers 81 Nmrr-
lea. arrived here today TO represent tho
miners officials.
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Principal Allied Powers Will
ing to Go Long Way To-
ward Meeting Any Desires
. of America---France Wants
to Revise Commercial
Treaties

ash.ngton. Nov. 7.-(By the AssociaI"d
Press. Jules Jusserand. the French
amba Ssador. who went home several
months ago on leave and who later was
assigned 20 special duty in connection
with the settlement NJ the Polish Ques-
ton. IS 10 return to Washington on No
vamhcr "a. He Is expected 10 bring with
him the latest views OF his government
regarding the re-casting OF the League
Of Nations covenant and to be prepared
,o discuss the subject with the officials
Of the Harding administration rs soon
as they ar" in office and ready to pro-
Ceed
Ready 10 Accept Changer
II has long bHen known In diplomatic
circles in Washington. that the principal
allied powers wnre prepared to 60 far
towards meeting any desire Of the Amer
ican government for changes In the plan
Of the covenant. but 1t has been stated
in at least one quarter that such changes
must in no case violate the underlying
principles Of the c"venant. Diplomats
generally do not believe that such
changes could be made by rescrvations
such aE were proposed IN the so-called
Lodge plan.
In their opinion. II amendments would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
JUSSERAND WILL RETURN TO UNITED STATES =.
WITH FRENCH VIEWS ON RECASTINC LEAGUE

be necessary. they would require tho a1.
proval Of the various siEnatory powers
France would 1SvtsS Trsaa1sA
Another matter that will engage the
attention OF -Ambassador Jusserand h
the status Of the commercial relations
between the United States and Frlnce
under existing traties. France la1t
spring gave notice to all powers wfth
which she had commercial traties OF the
purpose being to replace them with q
complete set Of new traties shaped TO
meet the new conditions in trade and
commerce resulting from the war. y.
fore tho denunciatlon took erect, nov.
ever. the French government WtndHN
the notice so far as II concerned ths
United states.
France, however. has not Ghandone1
her plan OF revis!ng her comm erctel
ring thu opening OF negotiations with the
United States until after tho change Of
adm in!stration In Washington on next
March 4. Before tho negotiations are
opened VI. Iussorand In expected to &C.
Quaint himself with the plans OF ihe RE-
publican leaders in tho matter OF tariff
revision. which might 'influe1ce the
chm rarter Of any new commercial con-
vent!nn. =,
Tho amhassa dor also 10 expected -
n,aka n close sNrVsy of tho situation 10
ashington and rNnort to his Governme4e
upun the prospects Of succhSS In case y
should drrIdn 10 renew it, efforts -
secure approval by the senate OF ~
-catr "hlrh would guarantee protection
for Il rrnlcd Of rivo yoars. Failure Of the
nr:giIaI effort IL that direction reGuited
In !thc Abandonment Of a similar Franc.
BrttAh treaty. y-A-...n..-
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UNTERMYER CHARGES
SHARPLY DENIED BY
COM, HIRSCHF|ELD
Mayor Hylan Will Testify
Thursday In Building
Trust Probe

New York Nov. 7.--pcn'ai "f CharC"9
by Samuel tntcrmy"r. counsel 4" tn"
joint Legislative r"mmitt"" investigate
Ing the alleged "builduE trust" in a
letter to Comptroller Craig yesterday
that Mayor Hylan has failed to tax"
action toward cancellation Of school
building contracts. was mad" by conn
missioner of Accounts Hirschllrld IN n
statement tonight.
Mayr Hyian viii be called hcfor" ~"
committee when il resumes hearings
next Thursday. II was imdi"a;cd tonight
whls'l Mr.. I nj crlEScr declined /" amp
comptroller. threatening to cali the
mayor unless TN" contracts are can
ccllrd. Mr.. UntrrmyCr rcIt"rat"d ms
announcement that he would limit his
statements concerning the lnrrS,leRt!on
10 those made before thr committee.
Commissioner HirS"hlicld declared
that At til" mayors suggestion [" ;ld
thr committee. h. had Attended nc
hearings and has been "r"rdE t" ASST
il. if called upon" Immediately after
the court house contracts wrr" can
ccllcd. hc said. tho mayor in%iruyt"d
him IL take up mot only the r"h""i
house contracts but All cay '"n'rhytS
made within the last eighteen "'"h' hN
tanning whether IN, city had been dlS-
hnnrstly dealt with in respect I" all or
some ut these contracts.
His inlcSiiu;;i"n. he asserted. had
disclosed that some "t IN H'h""'H
have h".u uu.sh"d, others ar" bong
built and ~ "nIy two cases no hn''d'hs
has started.
"Tbus rar.' hr rdn"d. "ih"ro has ho"n
No. evidence brought out up"n "hn'h
,hc civ could predicate Il d"i'nS" L"
ANY action for damages III ca>' at inc
rancrllation Of the school contracts ana
tho public can rest assured that thcSr
contracts Will bc cancelled. .ta have he'h
the court hnuS" contracts. as soon as
my Investigation "r Mr. nlcfh'!c'
investigation vii warrant II.
Sine. the ulr,r, "f John I. l"ttrirk'
coIIuscI for tEr ,lTSt~r Plumbers NN-
suriatiuu. was n" ed ny me "tt"rH'H
general. Mr.. IIirSchl"ld declared he
lad "rcpratcdly" asked Mr.. tur"rnN"r
and his assistants for his permission
,n cxnm;nr naprrS secured whIcn would
have any bearing on tn" "uu't h"uS"'
school buildings or ether Guy W"Ik,
but thus far have been unSur''SSIu'
in receiving such opportunity.
rho commissioner sad IL M"ui! n"t
.,,,n, iutn n discussion of lh' motive
,.,n.ipr Mr.. I'nt2rmycr I" rush INTO
thH nuhlic print with his unwarrant"l
and untrue criti"lSm of ihc mayor ana
of me" hut that he Will continue 10
extend his 'hrart'"St rH."r'r"''"Hh anu ,',
at the same tlmr C"HI'Hu' !" VI" my
duty to the city. .
rnrnuraliuu Counsel OlIricn ais" 'S-
su.d a statement declaring IN. maN"i
has cuntiuually D""n both NiHiian' ana ann
alert in his actions '"n'rrn!mE ,mI '"M,
house and other contracts ana mas
rivrn MIR, O'Brjcn directions concern
inr The protection OF tn" citN'S !nt"rcStS
and cooperation with ;h' '"',Iu,It'' ,,
George BaCker. m.l!I"na'r" hu,i"tis
lowing an Indictment for perjury IN
connection with testimony h'I"r" the
committee. will hc arranged IN IN" court
or general sessions t9m"rr"w morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
VIM. FERRAR'S DEATH
PUZZLES AUTHORITIES
Head of Well-to-Do Hancock
County Man Crushed.
Three Wounds In Hearts
Police Believe Italians May
Have Committed Deed Out
Of Revenge for Shooting
Four Years Ago
Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.

Special Dispatch to The IntelliEencer.
Stenbcnville. Ohio. Nov. Polfee
throughout this section are working On
one o. the most baffling murder myBtOf-
les ever. recorded In this section ag
the result of the finding Of the mutt
lated body Of William Ferrar, aged -.
on the Ohio river bank at Wsifton hts
today by crowd Of boys. s.gty
with his head crushed. app2rehtly
from blows with a hatchet, and three,
knife wounds through his heart. the
body was found half protrudinG froM
the water. Sheriff Armour Cooper ef
Hancock county, AMI ell his deputies
have been working with members Of the
WcIrton police force. but efforts to st-
tablish trace of the murderers or cause
for the crime have been futile.
f'crrar had been missing from his
home since last Wednesday. He was .
concrete block manufacturer and q man
of means.
An italian was shot and killed %
front Of his home four years ago and
authorities now believe friends Of tn
man blamed him for the crime and t90H
his life out of revenge.
At midnight, authorities at Wsirton
and New Cumberland said that there
had been no arrests. and that the OHIO
ers working on the case had not uneey-
cred n single clue that would establfh
the identity Of Ferrars murdersr. -
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SOUTH CONGRAT ATULATES
THE PRESIDENT-ELECT.
Next Executive Tells Audi
ences That Greet His Train
He Wants Sectionalism and
Class Forgotten - Pleads
for An Awakened Relig-
ious Reverence - Greeted
at Texas Border By Cover
nor Hobby

ON Board PRESIDENT Elect Harding ;
Special Train Nov. 7-C5y the Assocs-
atrd PrrsSD Travelling southwaTd
through Eastern Texas To begin his va
cation tomorrow ~ Point Isabel. PreSl-
d"ut-rlcCt Harding WAS welcomed TO the
l."",. STAR state today by many applaud :
Iuc crowds who grouped eagerly about
late HIM on his election. AT StNeraI OF
the larger places hr responded 10 de-
in.,udS for n speech and rolced hrletiE
his doctrine OF reunited nation IN
which srctionaliSm and class should he
forgotten.
He assured every crowd that his ad-
mInistra,lon would be guided by the
good Of all the people rather than by
part iSanShip and also included IN each
speech n pl.: for Sabbath Observance"
and for an awakened religious rrNcrance
As ms train entered III" state the
president ELECT received message or
yrre,ruy and welcome from Governor
Tnbbv and replied thankfully. voicinG a
horn that his stay along the southern
most border Of the country would help
. 10 cement the relations Of the north ana
tn. south.
arrive At noon tomorrow. IS on tn" Eult
coast and within six miles Uf the RIO
Grandc. The approach of tho president :
elect SO near the Mexican border caused
considerable speculation today aS TO
whether he might use his tyelv" days
stay To gather first hand informatio "r
conditions in the southern republic. but
II was said aboard the train that any
steps nc took would be OF Il strictly un-
official character.
II has been reported that efforts
would ha made 10 arrange a conference
between Mr.. Harding and General Oore,
Gor the preSd"nt-eleCt Of Mexico. and
Informal overturss also arc expected
from the anti-OhregoH faction. hu, NJ.
Harding has indicated that In the inter
c~tS Of strict pronrirty ne would not on
,,nur;, ge any consultation with thoS" who
are rot citizens o. the United States.
ON the Other hand. II IS pointed out.
that should General OhrcgOn actually
Nigh, be difficult TO refuse.
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DEBS DOESN'T WANT
PARDON FROM WILSON,
he DECLARES NOW

Atlanta. Cia.. Nov. T.--I:uG"n" V. D"hs.
whom - became known in Washington
Yesterday. tha, the president has no in
trn,lon OF pardoning. wants his case to
com" last Of all persons imprisoned for
violation Of war time laws or. better.
not A. all under the present administra-
ton. according To a statement from the
Socialist leader given out today through
his attorney.
The statement follows:
Il understand that each political
prisoner will be considered separated.
and hope my case will come last "f all.
I really would rather that - "amc not
al all under h. present adnrinistra ton.
because I would he ashamed 70 lac at
large under n" chaott" Cnndit ions OF
society"
Debs. who is serving u ten year SEN
tence at the Atlanta pcnitcn,itrY for
violation OF the espionage law. "rlcbrat-
I'd mis- siNty-irth birthday yesterday.
His attorney smd other friends "Dll"d.
and ~ received flowers and numerous
presents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
N 'AD0O
Commenting On Election n
Says Country Needs SUBJ
sidence of Hatreds
Of War

New York, Nov. 7.-William c. Nc
Adoo. former secretary Of the treasury,
in q statement tonight commenting on
the result OF the national election. de-
Clarcd that what the country needs Is
subsidcnce of the passions and batrcdS
cngendcrcd by the war and tbe partisan
political appeals that have followed;
"ll Is of no value TO try TO explain
the cases of the Democratic defeat, No
vemhcr >" the statcrAcnt said. Inc
Overwhelming Republican victory has
given that party the Presidency. ana
both houses of Tive Congress. After
March 4 noxl. it Will have entire rcspon-
S1biiitr for the policies and adlninistra-
tion Of the government and cannot
Cvhdc ar excuse its failure TO perform
he promises ii has made to the coufl-
Try. Under our political system IL ~
always better To have one party con-
troll at Washington than to have divided
authority.
What the country imperatively needs
now is subsistence Of the passions ana
hatrcds cnGcndercd by the war and tho
partisan political appeals that have 1ol-
lowed. The country IS sick of political
Slandcrs and controversies II wants do
mestic as we'll as international peace
and II wants restoration Of mat line
spirit of cooperation which made Amer
ga inVncible in war. We face domestic
and international problems or great
gravity. Til" only way 10 solve them
is through cooperation.
The highest duty or tho leaders OF
both parties is therefore 10 promote bet
ter feeling among all classes OF our p"o>
pie, to refrain from unworthy appeals
10 class and racial prcjudices. and to
bring to bear upon or serious problems
that diSpass onat" and intelligent con-
sidcration through which alone there
Is promiS, nf gcnuin" public service.
"The Democratic party has suffered
severe hut not Il disastrous defeat. l.
is far from dead; II Is not even serious
~ wounded. Throughout our history
Overwhelming rcvcrScS have been fol-
lowed by extra ordinary political recover
les. SO long as the Democratic party Is
true TO its mission OF service to tho
common people II will live. What we
must do now is 10 build up and strength
on the party orGa niZation. not IN tho in
tcrrst Of any individual or group or
FACT ion. .shut for tho cauS" of democracy
itself arid for service Of the country. il
Will not be difficult. through proper
leadership and organization to rein
Spirc party enthusiasm 10 restore party
unity. to maintain party ideals and prin-
ciples and To regain popular confidence:
To this task democracy leaders must
now devote themselves with unselfish
patriotism and courage"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
MINE Triple
|SDYNkN|TED
Heavy Property Loss In
Blow-Up In Mingo Coun-
ty-One Shot

Huntington. W. Va. Nov. THE tip
PIE Of tn" Thackrr Mining Company .at
RawI Minro county, was dynamited to-
day. according to word reaching here
late Tonight.
State police at kenove. near here SAID
they had heard the report, but had not
Yet verified 1t.
40 one was injured, hut property dam
agr was considerable. they said they nae
been told.
Al Williamson tonight 1t WAS said
they had the same report. On" man was
shot. hu, not seriously wouhd"d near
Thackcr mis- report said.
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YOUNG WE|RTON MANUFACTURER !: !:
|SFOUND IN RIVER, MURDERED
EFFORT TO AVERT
STRIKE IN FRANCE

PARIS, Nov. Tho government mas
obtained an agreement from the mine
cmplpvers to meet representatives, OF
the National Federation Of Miners IN
an effort to avert the Threatened strike
for enforcing the mems demands ior
higher wages and NATURALIZATION or lhc
mines, il WAS learned today.
The men are demanding the maximum!
nrn.wor scale be multiplied by five. nS
Tho cost of living. the declare. has been
increased more than six-fold. The fcder-
alton represents the underground work,
crs IN the various mines and ais" all
quarry workers.
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HARDING ENDORSES
GIRL SCOUT MOVEMENT I

New York Nov. 7.-Presidrnt-eieyt
Harding, in letter 10 Mrs. Jan" DeSter
Drippin, na tional president of IN" Girl
Scouts MADE public today. gave his on
dorsemsnt 10 the Girl scout m"Homrnt:
~ayiny "the triple aim Of thu t;jr,
Scout movement. home making. h"alth
getting aud citizenship. is an id"al Of
Homanhood to which / am delighted To
give my entire approval and support
.-Th. woman Of the future has tre-
mrndous opportunities before her" Sen
ntOr Harding wrote. she will desire
10 prepare herself for them = reap full
advantage Of th"n.
The t;irl Scout movement. with ito
commemorative training I'm aSrry branch
Of homie making, care and homie econom-
les n It's study ~ the ideals and duties
~ citizenship. N the scientific upbund-
InH or the health Of the xirIs through
tho scout camp life. games and eAsr-
Uses. and its Wei rounded educatio nal
program is most valuable.
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Continuation of Conspiracy
Trials at indianapolis To-
day Anticipated Hughes
Arrives to Conduct Union
Officials Defense

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. I.-Invest,Ga-
t!on of Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmcrs connection with the soft coal
conspiracy case IL expected 10 take pre-
cedcnce over the case itself tomorrow
whcn /, 10 called 10 trial in the Federal
District Court OF Judge A. r. Anderson
A continuance will be asked by tbs
government. II II expected. due 10 the
Resignation Of Dan w. Simms. Of La
fayrtte. assistant district attorney. ana
tho inability OF Mr. Simms and l.. Ert
Slack. special assistant district attorney.
TO bring about the removal 10 the juTiH-
dictiou nr ihr Indiana rourt number
-: n. h'f~ndants living in Illinois and
Onto.
Judge Anderson rsecutlS notified tha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
POLAND AND LETVIA
CONCLUDE. TREATY

London. Nov. "a wireless message
from Moscow says that secret treety
has been concluded between Poland 1ud
LctvIa with a view to partftioninG LitA-
uania. The treaty, adds the niesa4oe.
is supported by France and aim! q
completely scvcring Soviet Russia from
Germany. s.&t
On the third anniversary Of the Oeto-
her revolution tho commissGriat OF 5oe.
tice has proclaimed. a nextensive an.
nesty OF prisoners and those awaiting
trial with revision Of capital 49p,
tences and life imprisonments. THIS
does not apply to persons charged With
power. .: ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
GENERAL PERSHlNG
WILL VISIT BRAZIL

Rio JaneIro. Nov s-General Psrsa-
ing. accompanied by a United Seates,
in November. according to an annoufce-
ment by tho Minister OF Marine, 9vaha-
bara Palace. Braztls home for dis,iii-
Euished foreign visitors. Is being pre-
pared for tho general and his party.
Washington. Nov. 7.-General Perish.
Ing tonight said that the question OF
his proposed trip 10 South America had
been under discussicn here. but that NO
final arrangements had been maas
either as 10 date or itinerary.