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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
FOUR Av|ATORS
KILLED WHEN
PLANES CRASH

I.aw;on Okla. NOV. %n-.-Four army
aviatorS. TWO officers and Two privatsS
we're killed today. when the two air
planes IN which they We're performing
combat duty drills collided while At an
altitude OF cO0O feet. and crashed 10
earth near the Post Fled. Fort Sill
Oklahoma.
The Dead
captain John L. Lo0mis.
Lieutenant JIch =. l.cnfall.
Private Hubbard.
Private B. A. Smith.
As the airplaros struck the earth,
their gasoline tanks exploded. enve!or-
inE the wreckaEc in flames. Trucks and
ambulances were rushed 10 the scene.
hut attendants we're unable 20 reach the
bodies Of Tho men until they had been
charred heyond reCoGniti"u.
According TO officials wh" were Wit
Messing the drill the two machines had
been IN the air Tor some time when they
at:nmr;eI tn execute difficult man
eouver The dipped toward each other
ther wings met. and Tho a'rplaneS fell
70 tho earLh in helpless tanGle.
Hundreds ~ Deopie. who hurried 10
the scene were forced TO stand by help
iesslv while the wreckaEe burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
CuiIlotine The
Fate of French
Woman Slayer

Versailles, France, Nov. 3o.-tBy
the Associated PressO-Henr1 handru'
who has been on trial for more than
three weeks in the RBsizes court hero'
charged with the murder OF ten
women and a boy, was found guilty
Of mprde or IN the nrst degree tonight.
Landru was sentenced to death oy
the GuulodnO.
Moro-Giarferi counsel for tho defense,
in an eloquent plea. finished ms sum
ming up this afternoon nfie" wn''h
Judge Gilbert read forty-e!Eh' q""N-
tlons 20 the jury. The hrS' Of these was
whether L.andru was GuIiN "t mntu''
with generalization in the ease OF M'"'
,'o,het. Questions were ais" PM a. ''
;h- mental condition OF the prisoner.
Moro-Giafferi. in his address. cas-
dnuhr on all tho evidence produced ~
,he prosecution. He reminded me JnN
If,.:' Il I,rrs"u could be pro'l2m"" '"SA''
p, dead only when they had been mss
ing thirty years. III support "t hl>
.,.l,,rr lie cited cases or persons VIII
were missing having returned years
after, when hope Cor them haa "rr"
abandoned. He a,so referred 10 h"'a"''
cases Of alleged miscarriage ~ J"N''
based on circumS'antial evidence
"a white slGNer. yes, an aNSdSS'H'
never" exclaimed Moro-Gtancri. point
ing toward l.andru.
He added that the possession by 'h'
prisoner OF papers iden,'f;lHS his a.
Legged victims COrroborat"d the 'he"'!
that Landru probably had sent IN" w"'
men abroad with false papers in white
slave" traffic.
These women all are alive. sail
>Joro-Cianer!. referring 10 tho Ten ,wo'
MEN Iandru was charged with killing
but they are ASHAMED 10 make their
whereabouts known. Make thorough
search OF the United States and Brazil
Argentina and other South American
Countries and am confident YOU WA,
I'D Iandru's so-Called NiCtims
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L. STUDENTS
MET DEATH At
RAIL CROSSING
Automobile Bus Struck and
Demolished By Southern
Pacific Train With Horrible
Results.

Red Bluff. calf. N"v. 80 Eleven h'GN
school students and N" driver OF an
automobile bus In which the} wc'"
riding were killed today south -
here at the I'rubcrtsn ,""Ss.nT Nh"
Southern Pacific train No. l5. south
bound. struck tho high school aut"m"'
Bile bus IN which they we're riding
Four children and the driver were In
jured.
The bus. enroute with children II
school had suffered an accident and was
behind schedule. Two drivers we're sem
from the high school To bring II in
Another bus crossed ahead Of the train
but this one. following closely behind
IN q dense fog. was struck sGuarelr and
hurled into n block signal Enclosed
IN the car. the children were unah:e 1
escape and their bodies were hurled IN
all directions.
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Open Shop Principle Adopted
More Tn heoretical Than
Practical at the Present
Time-Large Economies
Through New Classi6ca-
tions of Work.

Chicago. Nov. 30.-Economies in
operation and increased efficiency, esti-
mated 10 reach &6o.o0oOno a year. and
recognition OF the open shop" on all
American railroads were forecast to-
night in tho promulgation OF revised
working rules governing railroad shop
employees by the United States railroad
labor board.
The new rules become effective tomor-
row. December l. and take jurisdiction
over approximately 100000 men imme-
diately. although a still larger number
will he affected when the normal traf1tc
conditions are restored.
Far reaching changes n the rules.
which supplant the national agreement
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RIVER FLOOD now ).
ON THE LOWER OHIO

Evansville. Ind. Nov. So.-Haay
farmers In the lowlandl along thS Ohte
river in this district. began moving
their effects to higher grounds today.
when the river stage passed 81 fset
which Is considered the danger Hn4
Local weather bureau officials predict
the river will reach a stage Of II feet
by Sunday Flood stages have b1oa
reached at Henderson, KY. and at
Mount Vernon. Ind. according to re-
ports received here.
Farmers in the bottom lands Of the
Evansville district have saved most Of
their corn and will get practically hiI
their livestock out by Sunday. II 10 sNt1
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Washington. Nov. 80 orders estap-
fishing marine guards r"r 'hc mail
service Will no: he revoked, Postmaster
General Hays declared tonight. :m an
aounctrg he had written l"iter TO
Governor Bla II. of Wisconsin. IN reply
% protests frOIl n" governor about tho
20, orumenrs new man guard policy
Tho letter. NJ. HAS said. So; forth
he post office department position
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HANDED ovEz TO TURKS

,'o7s,art:nnpie Nov. ~S--Th- French
autAoritie~ today. formally handed O.. -
ths city oc Adara. Asa Minor. 70 the
TURKISH rIvf authorities. IN accordHn, "
with the terms = the recent agreement
reached between tho French govern.
,neni and the Turkish Nationalist MI
ltarv Governor Muhie'!d:r rasha rSsaed
a proclamation urging the nonule''n3
70 live n harmony ard 20 refrnin from
r-ovokinS urtoward incidents. The pro-
-'sma,'or said the government has tax
On stringent r'ctsIres against "pcr-trlr-
hers or public order"
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COAL PRICE REDUCED

Pueblo. colo Nov 30.--A reduction OF
one dollar ton Of lump and nut coal
at the mines was announced by Inc
colorado Fuel & Iron Company today.
The reduction ls effective December !.
and "a in line with the recent reduction
on wages a. the mines which caused n
strike OF miners.
Tho company announced recent y
that the thirty per cent wage reduction
meant a saving OF 81 ton in mining
costs.
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J. s AND BRITAIN MEDIATE IN SHANIUNC DISPUTE
POSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS REFUSESTO
WITHDRAW MARINES FROM MAIL TRAINS
w - ~ - w Ia -

that ir would go 20 any ien&lh :" N''o
the mails inviolate. hut 'ha' mail 'lcf"H
and marines had been Instructed not |"
shoot unnecessarily
Protection or ;hc mails III" post
rss,c- general declared must necet
sariIv go further than waiting UNI"
after ne mail is actually stolen before
Guards are allowed reasonable use OF
firearms
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Ma 500 PeFsinIistto

Washington. Noy. 30--tBy the Assoc
,3'pd Press Ma 500. representative OF
the canton government In china here
issued statement tonight declaring
that 1T will be quite impossible 10 ar
rive at a wsr settlement or The shan
,unS case under the methods now being
followed here.
"reking is under the influence OF
Japan" the statement said. and any
conversations between PekinG anu TONIC
will surely result IN disaster 10 the
chinese reople. Under the circrin-
stances. the Chinese delegates I" the
conference even II they arc earnest N
hehalr OF their country are rcnaereo
powerles$. They must carry out INC
orders Of tho reking government, ana
the resul; may l." fOreseen. why go on
with this farce
"Woodrow Wilson at tho Paris peace
conference" he sad. played lone
hand and was prevented from giving a
SQUARE deal 10 chine in the matter or
chantung. and the powers apparently
have maneuoverrd Secretary Hughes IN
to the same pOE'tun.
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ARE
CONFIDENT 0F :
FINAL SUCCESS
DELICATE SITUATION
IS FREELY ADMITTEDl
American Contentious oni
Naval Ratio and Far East
ern QuestlonWill Prevail.
- 1UWU - . -

Washington. Nov. so-tBy the Assoe-I
lated Press)-The "5-5-3" naval ratiol
and tho long debated probl., If shan
,ung today ushered the W1IngtonI
conference into period Of innAsingt
delicacy. = ;,
Japans formal request for . TON 7sl
naval strength as compared with AI
United States and Great Britain, w
taken under consideration by the nasA3
big three" with the American attitude
OF determined opposition remaining un-
changed.
Abandon Yardsdok
In her latest request. Japan proposes
70 abandon entirely the yardstick OF sx-
listing strength. and measure the new
ratio on a basis OF national security.
Under that plan, her "Io-19-7" suggsS-
ton would be acceptable TO neither me
United States or Great Britain II
The same differences were discusses
in the three cornered subcommittee Of
naval experts without result Finally
r,yins-up the effort 10 reach . solution
on a technical basis, the subcommittee
adjourned sine die.
Shantung. over which China quit tbs
Versailles conference. got into the me-
gotia,ions. through the agreement OF
Secretary Hughes and Mr.. Balfour 20
USE their good offices" In helping japan
and China To ccmnose their differences
shantuug Negotiations ~
The suggestion. accepted by the JAP
anese and Chinese. was made after
China had indicated her intention To
bring the subject before the confcrcnec
nropcr. a course which appeared unwire
TO some OF the delegates. In view OF the
devious ramihcations Of treaty obliga-
tlons affecting Shantung.
A. curtain raiser to the ShantupS
nesotiations which will begin tonorrow,
the Far Eastern committee Of thS
whole debated the question Of foreign
troops in China and heard Japan's eb-
tectlons to Withdrawing until there II .
more efficient Chinese policing force
A general declarat tion Of principle only
was forecast as the probable outcome.
/ Meantime. in spite Of the growing
pressure of opposing views. American
spokesmen declared their entire co0n.
dence that both tho naval and Far Eas-
tern questions would be brought to "a
amicabls solution. Gdherins to the ria
ciples laid down In the "5-5-3- ratio
and the American -four points
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MILL wo1xr1 1ouxD DzAD.

steubenville, Nov. 1o-Jamss Niehelk0,
IS. mill worker. missing since Monday.
was found dead on the Stark fGrm near
his homo on tho Steubenvills pike He
IL believed to have been . victim o.
Rpop!e2y. a
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TOXIC CABINET
BACKS Up 70
PER CENT CLAIM
STRIKES FUNDAMENTALS
OF THE HUGHES PLAN
Action Of the Far Eastern Ma
tons Delegation Brings
Serious Situation.

washington. Nov. 3O.-tBy the As
sociated Press)-Japan's proposal for
seventy percent feet, as necessary
to her national security. instead ot a
sixty percent fleet. has formally been
presented TO the United States and
Great Britain.
Baron Admiral Kato. senior Japan,
ese delegate. has communicated TINS
to Secretary Hughes and Arthur J..
Balfour. 1t IS said in Japanese quar-
ters 10 have the full support or the
japanese Cabinet and the diplomatic
advisory council in Toxic.
American and British naval expects.
standing together on Secretary
Hughes "5.5-2" plan as the only one
fair to all powers. regard the Japan
ese proposal as wholly unacceptable.
In the opinion Of some OF the Ameri-
can delegates. the situation IL deli
cate. but not without hope that the
Japanese ultimately will accept the
original plan.
Serious Situation
The seriousness Of the turn OF anairs
in the opinion OF the Americans IS. that
Ia pan in pcrsistinG in her request for a
"i0-l0-7" ratio. makes a stroke at tho
funda Idea on which Secretary
Hughes proposal is based.
Secretary Hughes and his three coll
leagues Of the American delegation
spent nearly three hours tonight. deoat-
Ing the situation. Heretofore the Jap
anese claim had been made only inform
tConttnusd on Page Tourteon.)
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Only a Miracle Can
Avert Irish Warfare

went OF an acceptable Chinese police
force.
As result of the discussion. the con
ference postponed it's decision unt:l rs
next meeting on Friday. Among the
American delegates the belief tonISnt
was thar some general declaration or
principles might he adopted finally. set
ting forth the opinion Of the powers
that all foreign troops on Chinese SOL
without treaty sanction should be with
drawn as sOcn as conditions warrant.
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KEENEE, MOONEY AND OTHER MINE
LJN|ON|STS MAY Be TRIED IN WOOD

20 tho F-hruar% term rf court Ws<
granted and The date Of their trial Was
90, for February :. The defcndarts
iail. after forcing their Way thrrurh @
crowded court room.
Deputy sherffs from Logan county
were in the court room With the on
pressed purpose Of serving capIa as"~
upon tho union officers In cG,c the"
wA-P released hero on hond. They
have been indicted by grand Jury in
LOGAN on similar charges nut as long
as tho defendants elect - remain IN the
custody Of kanawha couut,. nCndins
the outcome or their trial here" they
cannon hc arrested by tho Logan aU'hor-
tiles" Prosecuting Attorney HGrdo'tc
Sava.
IN Cabell or Wood.
list Of 'vrntv-lvc counties IN i."r
state in whi,h both SIDES ha," agrccd
70 a trial ~ tho case has been Submitted
70 attorneys interest 4 ia ~" rHS". and
The choice - said ~ ha," narrow ell
down 70 Cahen md Wood When q
fnal selection - made. aifnra".S said.
tho union officers viii h. ,nt"n 80 1o-
gan county, ur1e" guard "' a '"rd0n g
state ro,ire admitted I" taI and re-
turnad - kana ,,ha county. und"F guard
after vNicir to, viii to permitted 20
70 about A. njl ann th".r rNal t~i:,'
in tho county HCi""d Upon -" sH'ec
tlon 90 tho ,.u!"r. N.N jN"., D." mad.
innlrr. 90 lr".~rH." Lrru"''r said.
and the men fanen I" Logou Saturday
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THE WEATHER

ohlo and western Pennsylvania
Cloudy Thursday and Friday; local
rains FRIDAY; continued mild
wogt virgin1a- Cloudy Thursday;
local showers Thursday night or Fri-
day; continued mild.
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Both Sides Far Apart, With
Lloyd George Government
Continuing Desperate Fl
forts For Peace in Erin.

London. Nov. 30.-All government
business Is giving way to the gravity
Of the Irish situation. Both govern
.ment and Irish circles express the feel
rng that only a miracle can avert ;he
collapse OF the conference and renewal
OF warfare.
1t had been intended 20 ho,d n cabinet
coUn,.! tonight to consider German repa-.
Ia;3onS in connection with the visit OF
pr. Waiter Rathenau. but this had to be
ro-tr0ned IN order to permit the special
cabinet committee. dealing with Irish
affairs. TO hold sitting. Lord Birken-
head. due to speak at political meeting
in Liverpool. was Obliged 70 stay in Lon
don. He sent message OF apology cX-
planning that his absence was owing to
grave public affairs"
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FAR EASTERN
NATIONS BOTH
ACCEPT OFFER
AN UNCONDITIONAL
WITHDRAWAL ASKED
Japan Insists Upon Assurance
of China's S Ability to
Maintain Order.

Washington. \ov "u -Bv me Nssoci
a,rl PreSsr Rr:n2lug with II some 90
the sharpest issues of world diplomacy.
the celebrated Shan,unE controversy
iuoA i,s place today a 'he arms confer
enc.
The vrSult was IN Offer by the United
states and Great Rr.ta'm. accepted
promptly hy Japan end china. (" as
sam" the role ~ friendly advisers IN
Il new attempt to solve the problem an!
end he Long and hitter deba'c that has
sWen, over three continents.
The plan for an exercise - American
and lritiSh good Offices - understood
to have originated with he American
delegation after :: became apparent
that china had resolved - raise the
question in tho conference proper.
Secretary hughes and Arthur !. Ra'.
four, as respective heads or he Ameri-
rau nud British groups Will meet to-
morrow with the JaraneS" and chinese
10 lay the basis for III" negotiations
FOR Unconditional withdrawal
ON the eve Of tho FIRST meeting. tn"
chinese delegates announced tonight
they would 90 into the discussions pre-
pared 10 accept nothing less than uncon
d!tIouaI Withdrawal OF the Japanese
claims In ShantunG.
The attitude of Japan was not set
Forth so explicitly. but t. was assumed
the Japaneses spokesmen would contend
fnr tho reservations insisted on In tho
recent diplomatic exchange between
Toxic and PekIng.
. The advent OF the Shantung question
NJ the council table followed on ths
heels Of n debate on ths general sub
.tect Of maintenance or foreign troops
within Chinese borders which In itself
had brought tho conference 20 consid-
Grafton ~ SON" of ~" serious factors
IN Ghino-LapaneSe relations
Speaking Tor Japan. Vice Foreign
Minister Hanihara declared withdra wal
or the Jspanes" troops from several
parts OF China outside Shantung must
await drfnite assurances that the Chin
ESQ authorities would take more efrec-
tive steps to maintain order"
Disorders Bided
N HanEuw. said the japanese dele
ga;os. repcatcd disorders had justified
japan in keeping her troops where they
nn,y arc stationed. lic declared the gar
risOr IN North China We're remaining
under sNeciAr authorization Of the Box
nr Protocol. and that those along the
Chinese Eastern railway were acting
under cne in'er-aiIiNh agreement ~
1919 The Willingness &C laran tn with
draw Lcr :r0op- from ShantunE. he as
serted. was Gcpeadcut on the establish
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Having Ups And Downs

To- conference - having it's ups and
Gn,r+ - cNdspr"St:n: delays and dis
cri.lEcnCut<. uut relatively sp"anluE
.:... -ra .uHnI'N,: small compared -
NIX ;li,it, -: differences which devel'
q, ed a. j'c l?ris coHfercnre. And the
I<ng es~ beng made here. slow as II
ma, seam ." those anH.OuS for pGirH
rc~l.lS. - ranid;iy 'iScIf compared %
tho I2r,s procedure.
't'o- rrost SI"pTi<Ing 'hinE about the
uacic ,oafsren,e jhus far is the fa,t
thar la EaSi-~n Questions ere being
ai.-nsA nf ',,g~e 0uicAty than noSt Far
I...;~~r EXPERTS eve- drea med. Perhaps
Ups - because me conf"~en"e started
r,.: wI.n definite p-jnciD,cS and is SIM
,G. ~.rL - appl. them 70 sperifC
,..sr-. ra-larS II js because Japan her
.~'f O.. lot 80 much az an obstacle 10
agreement as they thought she would
.... N.Ier a. II - much more 10 the
.rte-es, of Ia pan ina, IN agreement
should I've reached on Fa~ Ia stern queS-
tions han u is ~ any power here eH.
,sNr possibly china. For - - evident
- tine japanese that they can accom-
r1fsh lt'lr by direct negotiations with
rNA Chinese because o: the latter's In
isrrrlrab'e dISirust OF erery thinS ia
pancse.
Whatever - settled there. therefore.
= sr much Ea!ned IN the cause or Far
i.se,crn peace. MANY Of the questions
nm ,h~ rroKra n will o' course not ~
= .pnscd ~ n Washington hut Will be
rsrt =, som. tribunal - decide. Vet
.t.-. viii o. nads on all oC them From
- Serlnr'nE the altitude OF japan has
been ne Aev - ~. words success or
'a.I4rc" A. ms conference but the lap
aresn ha'" Ei,"n evidence in mora ways
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THE INTFLLlG q EN & + /

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Cannot Ssand Alone

In 80 face - European and Amer
hy4n entente Japan cannot anord L"
! md g.. nN Sn~ NV InnV~ ihc dangers
%, ~ :. m,:it ru~ie from 'he Ereai In
~ .leu,e IN lsr OWN Viewpoint Sine
n.rlS T., iast1n"- trai Secretary
,,~Ehe, : not in oarEain;nS mood and
.,n,,u wsA0S TO a't~r the existing
.ucngth ~ the American and Japanes"
u..,v ;nc-e viii he M naval hohday and
70, reduction of arJ'a ment.
me Nnler.can delegation feels that
he aa,sl eNperin nho nave worked OUT
tic t.ua or existing strength aS be
iv",n ihe Jaranese ard American navy
hH.r "a: they are iaiH!nE about and
.h.l i Wth" t'uth we're acAn0 NieiGed
INC tailn n' 5-5-S - mu,h more Grner
... = .oan strjct Interpretation &C exist
49,: .'~cnE:h real calls fpr. Feeling
MAT wy. Il = not s.;rpris,nG that the
A. Co.,. ans WI nos coUntcnance 10
90 ratio.
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VIII Agree
On Cut In
The Naviies
III "A Wm IN Ml Ma III
By DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright By the lntelliSencerD

Washington. Nov 30 Enough has
transr.red within the 'aSt twenty tou"
hours to warrant a positive prediction
hat an agreement Will he reached with
in another week on the program for a
reduction OF naval armament and
naval ShipbuildinR holiday.
No longer is there worry about the
outcome. prolonged as the debate may
be FOR the truth is the japanese hand
has been disclosed. u is the hand OF
"Id world diplomacy which rarely ac-
rer.s anything r;eht OF the bat but con-
Slders il carefully. asks Cor more. ap'
yra~S TO oe deeply in>iSient on more con
r4SSi,ns and 'n.ly with gesture OF
generosity rccedcS IN the interest OF
common aRreemeNt
For several days the views % Baron
Kate minister ~ marine. have been
put out in one form or another giving
the impression that Japan was adaman'
I'm Le~ desire 'or higher ratio than
tnr ~o-,al,rd 5-5-&. Now comes Prince
TNkuEawa the head nt the delegation
pnl IN p tt'N With nNv.Spapec men. lays
stress On -" fact that Baron ha;o was
expressing his YsrSoual views. IhiS
however. isu'' the on,r basis for th+
ldsa that Japan is prepared to make
4ood her original acceptance OF thF
hughes program. t1ere are 'ihe'
Signs beneath tn" surface which lead tc
the conclusion that Japan has decided
sne cannot DC responsible tor the oreA
lnc ua of a naval Armament agreemen'
which the whole world hailed so ausps
.,,o,,lr after the openinE session. Japar
knows IN other words that Great Bri
tam - reSuy L. accept and will do so
S-d that even France wilt not Quioo!e
n,- - 'he submarine tonnage figures hut
VIZ 1T the pS> Geological moment with
draw her reques, CUr modification.