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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03

Karel usetril 81 jiz nejakeI
penize. Rozhodl Sc vystoupiti
ze sluzby hledat st6sti V lovu
- zive zvere.
Nejprve zkoumal krajinu,
jeji lid a zviTenu.
V jihovychodni Sibiri, pobli-
ze Ticheho oceanu V hustych
pralesich, zije krasna odruda
tygri, Tygr sibirsky je velky,
pekn6 zbarveny a da Sc lehCe-
il ochociti a docili delSiho v6ku
v zajeti nez-li tygr 2 horkych
jiznich zemi. Proto zkuSeny
odbornik Hagenbeck wal 81
ma muSku' hlavne tygra sibir-
skeho.
N6kohk let pred pfijeZdem
Karlovym zastrelen byl posled
nj tygr jest6 V samotnem Via
divostoku. Nyni zije .iiz jen We
vzdalenejSich pralesich, ktere
pokryvaji Siroka uboGi ricnich
udoli. Zde jsou tez roztrouSe-
ny osady ruskych vyst6hovai-
GU, kteri priSli ma Sibir Z Gasti
jako vypov6zenci pro viru.
Jsou do dneSka stoupenci ruz-
nych sekt, vselijaci "rozkolni-
ci', kteri ma Rusi byvali prisne
stihani.
A mezi temito osadniky isou
cele selske rodiny, kterG venu-
il Sc predevSim lovu zv6re.
Sem do techto vesnic Karel
zajizdel a podivnym lidem
tim Sc seznamoval.
Konecn6 prestehoval Sc q
Vladivostoku do nejv6tSi vsi u
pralesu. Byla to YES lovcu a
vcelai'u. Lovem Vcelarstvlm
Sc zivil statny lid tamni. Kaz-
dy "sedlak" mel nejmGne dive
ste uIu. Byli tn taci, kteri nell
pet, ba Sest set ulu. Jeky to
byl zvlaStni pohled ma Dire
vene stavby, obklopene ''le-
sem vcelich spalku''.
Vcelalstvim zabyvaIy Sc tu
take zeny. Vzdyt' muzove ca
sto ma nekolik dni vytahli do
lesu ma low.
NeislavnejSi byvaly hony ma
medv6da, uhlavniho nepritelc
vCelaru. Silny medved uloupi
V noci cely Ill, jejz odncse IA
vesnici, ably jej tn "rozsapaP
medu sc namlsal.
Brzo pfemluvil Karel vesni-
tany, ably Sc odvazili chytat
| mladou zv6r zivou. u medv6-
| du to Slo lehce. Zrizovali iamy
"vlti iamy' zvane, iez Sc po.
kryii klestem a opatri navna'
dou. Hloupi mladi medvidkovt
daji Sc zlakati a TAX Sc chyt
do jamy.
Plachy tygr media Sc vsak nj
Izadnym Zpusobem prelstit. To
to lie zmocniti Sc - ien nasi
lin. Pc mnohych uvahach do
hodl Sc Karel $ mladymi, neo
hrozenymi sedlaky sibii1skymi
iak chytati zive tygry.
V mesici listopadu. kdy MIA
di "letoSni" tygri dosahli vekl
aSi osmi m6sieu Qihnou Sc
dubnm, vyjela q vesnlcc neko
likaClenna VypraVa Sc smeckol
pSu, ably vyStopovala tygricl
ktera mladymi opanovala ur
city "revir' praleSe. Dobri
cviceni psi i obezretni love
"zatahli' 'tygrici 5 mladymi d'
? uzSiho a uzSiho kruhu. kdy,
I, uz tygri byli 'sevieni", tn po
icdnou lovci vystrelili do Vzdu
/ chu. Ma hromovou ranu tn ty
4 gfice vydesena prchla od mia
. dat do mira pralesa; mlade Y
4 straSene a opuStene stale u
1 chvili mezi lovci zmateno.
= nyni musi lovci vyhzltkoVa'
o prihodneho okamziku. nesmG.
ztraceti ami vteriny. Jeden
:, nich jenom holyma rukam
;. vrhne Sc ma mlad6 ze zadt
4 rychle jiste uchopi je IA kt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03
SIBRAVACEK
Zivot a dilo samorostleho
filosofa z lesG.
Napsal Fr. Flos.

"NaSe ne, ia je vzd6lana. Je-
nom nevzdelana kaca lie hru-
ba a fla jako nevzdelany clo-
vek."
Ma paSece bydlel take kos,
cerny kos Sc zenuskou tremi
detmi, veverka bydlela nedale-
ko We vranlm hnizde a pod IL
Skovym kerem bydlel V doupe-
ii Ma polo osleply deda jezek,
ktery vychazel 4 domova jen k
veGeru. VSichni zili V miru a
NELL Sc radi zdalo Sc, re ne
bude nikdy konec. Ale jednou
ma podzim pril6tli Sojky a i da
leka kricely: Utecte, zajici, u
tecte, prisli lide Sc zeleznymi
holemi, re kterych Sc blySka." "
"Co to bylo, dedetku?' di-
te usinalo -
ITO byli mySlivci, VoviSku,
Iii hajni, vzacni panov6 a ou-
rednici re zamku a nell puS-
ky.
Matka Zaiickova Sc ulekla
a Schoulila Sc V trave. "Je zle,
synatku," zaseptala mal6mu
zajickovi, "dnes umremc.' -
"Oba?" ptal Sc zajiCck, "ty
take, maminko?" "Ba, ho5it-
Itu, ba oba, bude to hrozna
chvile. Blesky a. hromy budou
hlaholit leSem' =
Ale proc my name umrit?
Vzdyt' jSme nikomu mic zIcho
neudelali?"
"Protoze naSe maSo je dobre
a ii Iii lidG mas zastreli a Sne-
dil"
ia Sc nedam a tebe taky
nedam!' vykfikl zajicek a Wy
Skocil.
LEI, pro$im te, lez, isl d6ti-
ma. nevis, lie ie to mas zly O.
sud"
Dite w uz Spalo, ale Sibrava
eek MAZE hlavu podepfenou o
dian hlede do lesa Vypravo-
val dale:
"Myslivci jiz byli nedalel,o.
Hrozn6 rany ozyValy Sc le-
sem a modry dynt Sc valel me-
III cervenymi kmeny boroVic a
| zachycoval Sc ma koruuach
briz.
Maly zaiicek Sc tfaSl stra-
chem, ale vida Svou maminku,
| iak j ona Sc chvGje, setfaSl Sc
Sebc Strach a zaSeptal: "Kdyz
az muSime umrlt, umru sam.
JSem mrzacek, nebude mn6
skoda. Jen ty, maminko, tiSe
lcz, tcbe ncnaidou, ia na nd
vyskocim a zazenu je!"
"Ne. lez, isl hlupacek," w
krikla matka a ieste nize Sc
pfitiskla, ale Statecny zajicek
vySkocil hnal Sc proti strel-
cum, ably ie zahnal. Chudacek
Sotva ud6lal deset kroku, lex
Sc ukrutneho tvora, ktery pc
n6m Skocil. ZaiiGek ien "a.
hledl divokc, krvi podIitc oci
bile zuby Velike SVisle uSl. \
tom TO zahrmelo, zajitkem tC
trhlo, StraSliya boleSt a tina =
zajicck umrcl. Veliky pes nes
no panovi Il kyVal ocasem, JAKE
by Sc chIubil, &c sam zaiick;
chytil.
"N6jaky zmetccck,' REX
: pan, zdvihaje zajiGka IA zmr
zacenou nozku, "poid'me dal
tady W mic neni."
Stfelci odeSli a Suche ira
ve plakala maminka zajlcko
va: Jediny 4 naSeho rodu by
; Statecny a ten umrel, ach u
mrel" A Sicily Sc sojky a Vra
ny, sicily Sc vSichni kosoNt
prisla i veverka a Vylezl | STA
rctek jezek a vSichni plakall
VSichni t6Sili maminku, ale na
darmo, nebot' takoVou mamln
ku nikdo nepoteSi."
Sibravacek sklonil sc k dite
ii. Spalo a neslyselo konce po
hadky a bylo lGpe, &c neslyse
lo. nebol' sam SibraVaCek me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Building New Tariff
To Restore Business
To State Of Health

Washington. July S.-rhe house got
under way today in its consideration OF
the Fordncy tariff hill. Chairman Ford
ncv Of the ways and means committee.
after reading Of the bill had been COM
pleted, IN Il speech OF nearly two hours
developing the first phase Of the Repuh-
lican argument.
In his speech. Mt Fordney discussed
his party's attitude, what 1t proposed TO
do to remedy conditions and TO help
business. He dvelt only briefly on de-
tails Of the rates and provisions. touch
ing thcm only incidentally. or In reply
10 questions, but announced that other
sneakers would explain specihc sched-
ulHs in the mea sure.
Cri,icizing the position OF the Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Fordncy said fney Lad accus-
Cd the Republicans OF drafting meas
urc which would cit off. rather than en-
courage trade when the cardinal policy
Of his committee had been 10 build
set OF schedules which would restore
commerce and industry % health. The
rommittceS work was actuAted. he dc.
ciarcd. by the knowledge that business
now was in slump and should be gwen
protection which would save 1t from
the inroads OF foreign competition.
C,mpromiscs necessarily have been
put in the bill. the speaker said, adding
thai all such contested points WOULD
be put before the house for It's approval
or rejection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
WILL
ABANDON FIGHT
ON NAVAL BILL

Washington. .ru'" SCATTER q meet
irS n senate and huUs" rnnferccS or re
naval appropriation Nil late today l.
WIS SAID that III" Scrnt" would drop it
nrh, TO- retention ~" certain anc:G.
mcnts "pr"svd hy The h"@~". Th"sr y
,iuuc p Islon" f"r Il; iLtrOn stations ~
Sand Point. Wash, and Camp Kc9rrr
t:,,.. im"-o, rmcn!: It Brem"rt"n. WASH.
nav r-r-d. anu construction OF t''u u'r-
1)an' carriers.
Til" HpuS' c"ufcree- yielded 10 tho
senate uA other minor amendments. 80
iNa' ..n agreement vas "c,tyheL 'u AL
disputed points. Tho b.u Is eX, ,Nct"l
to be submitted 10 both bodies M"ndAH
Anon- the senate provisions to which
the house Confer"cS Welded was one
lirgting the retirement privileges .nr
cTn,rrS g. the naNd reserve cops -
these Who served in tho wuriG nAr nni
..uri% toy retirement ~ r"t0hc- !. nest.
This house had voted 20 eAtcrI ;n' r.
;.rcmcn. hcn"nlS :" rth.r members "t
n" reserve fnrrC. Tho ious" crutcrrra
:,,>o yirti"d To tho ~cr;,r, "n II" ,tm"':I-
mcnt 10 advance $50 D, .'o'Ain= al!o"
nucc I" each m'dShirm;% 'ntcrIHG ih"
naval academy.
~ tt" ,pnrcrvrc" aS-,"nGnl. Il ~
cxpcrr"G that N" h,Il. d"lH, IN vh.,t
has caused 4 techn.cal ',pSc -, IT.. :
funds since July /. Mould hc ~ rrv.l-
dent H..rdinS'S hands by u">t TG"Sda"
or Nedn"sday. in amri" tim in cr"
the shortage Of navy funds ana [" car"
rnr obi -ationa du" IGly l.. IN. 'uhlnS
r;., e personnel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
STATE OF PEACE TO
Be PROCLAIMED BY
PRESIDENT HARDING
PARTIAL DRAFT IS
BEFORE THE CABINET
Language of Wartime Legis-
lation Ma k cs Issuing Of
Proclamation Necessary

WASHINGTON. July S.-AhhOuSh Fre+i-
dcn' Harding and his legal ad"'scrs arc
understood to have virtual! decided up
on Il presidential procla nation As 4
means Of promulsatinS the state Of
rcacc with the central empires. /; vas
Indicated today that the document ""u'"
not hc read! for issuance until some
trnc next week
y partial draft ~ proclamation ""9
taken - tho cabinet meeting today by
Attorney General rauEh"rty. tosciher
,,,,h Z, nunl!rr Il mcmOranuumS pre-
rs,."d y. department, II justice ofIcial9
,r'atlyc t. points cf laT that Sut>l "
PROCLAMATION should cover It developed
loneyNr that 80 many consideration
were involIcd as 10 make further SUI"
.,.I li. statutes necessary
The president and many ot his ad-
>;Sur.' were represented aa holding that
- far as actual termination Of the war
was concerned the peace Resolution
rasscd by congress and signed last sat
urdav by the president vas sufficient.
In a number of the emergency laws
paSscd during the war. however, SpcSic
reference - made To 4 peace rrocE.Iua-
ton as the instrument "hich viii tor
u.:naI" tn" var powers CONFERRED On IN"
cxccutlvc branch Of the 81. crnmtnr. l.
IS understood that This latter c"ASiocr1-
ton has wcigEvT h. aNily n. An drEu-
n,,rt in favor III I','!An'" OF i pToCia-
nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Pennsylvania Breaks
From Control Of the
Rail Labor Board

Chicago. IuIy ,-\otihcati"n 'n.' me
Pennsylvania Railroad wodid continue
negotiation Of rules IN rs own "a! Was
,Cryc,i on tho Ra!lroId Labor hoar" Al
The conclusion Of charges brought ~ tn
Federated ShorcraftS tnat the t'"nnsEi-
vania had failed to comply NTH the
boards orders.
Ch,rrinc failure Of the road 20 enter
conferences with the Pennsylvania syS-
tenn federation. the unions protested
that the roads subsequent c!1cti"n OF
committees to m-Cotiat" rules. disregard
IN. the union committees, VAS III viola
ton Of the boards direction OF April
II t. each road Ia negotiate IT. own
ruI.s with It's oan employees. ~ +.
,;o,dc. president Of the rcnna! lvania
Federation. trld Of the union methpds
nf rcp-csrntqtipr and detailed the shop
crafts vote for tire representatives
After attacking the boards decisions
in several instance, T.. r. Nhltcr. as
sistant tn the ,icc-preSidcnt declared
the policy OF IN, road in allowing "m-
rIovrs to select their representatives. uy
& ballot Of all cmrl"ycs had been sue
c,N5 and tbs road proposed 10 continue
such methods.
S,,ycraI Sneakers for the lcnns' t'HnIt
declared the action OF the board IN Ju'N
$50. continuing the national arr
r:rnt promulgated BY the nitcI Slhi''''
EaiirUad Administration wa> iIicS"" T.,
n. Scncn. solicitor ter IN" r""", Hc-
c.arcd the national agreement" ""r' '"n
tinucd in effect hS tho roads cult be-
,au,c the rule wrr. interviewer "th
tho wage question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
EIGHT WE|RTON BOYS
GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN
WASHINGTON HOME

Special Dispatch to The 1nteniseneer.
Flkins. W. Va. July s.-JudGe W. %.
Baker. in the United SA'es district
court here. this afternoon sentenced tho
eight little boys from Weirton, ". Va.
vino wcre found guilty Thursday after
noon Of rohbing the postofhce at Weir
ton and q number Of other places. TO
live years each In the National Indus
trial Home for Boys. located at wash
inrton. ". g.
Tho boys, who range IN ase from ten
To eighteen years. took their sentences
calmly, and were taken from their
rarcn,s back 10 the county jail TO await
being sent tn the home. where they Will
serve their sentences.
Two other boys OF the twelve arrested
and implicated in the humorous ROB-
berries went on trial this morning. Their
cases were practically the same as those
who were sentenced a frw minutes be
fore their trial began. and will probably
he concluded tomorrow afternoon. Two
more are vet 10 he tried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
The Kings Invitation
.FOLLANSBEE PAIR
ARRESTED FOR
BIG JEWEL Theft

Stcuhc@,il,c O., July S.-"ith tFe
s-r..,t to-day II Charles George. young
nrau Of Eol!ansrcc. W. Va. and a young
girl. resident Of this city. the mystery
surrounding tho disappearance OF sl,'no
worth OF diamonds from the home ol
Miss Margaret Elliott of this city about
A month ago. vas solved. Tho GtamonhS
were recovered At Il Pawn shop where
II Is alleged they were "oid By G"orS"
When arrested. tho young girl Win had
been Suspected because nt her knowl-
edge OF III" hiding rlar" Of the gems
brrNr down aud confess. that Sh" had
takon in" diamonds and had given them
To- I;"ursc ~hu sold th"m and used
part rf the proceeds 10 purchase an
automobile. Tn" auto was found in a
local garage.
Tho arrest WaS made hy Constable
lanes Noraica and G"o-cc was lodged
in the county jail under $4,000 bond and
will hc held for Il hcar!AE before Jus
tica Rowan on 4 charge of larceny. Tn"
cirI ua:s released on her own rcc"Hniz-
anre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
H0ST|[|T|ES IN IRELAND To END
MONDAY; De VALERA ACCEPTS BID
tn LONDON PEACE CONFERENCE
Forces at Work Determined
at All Hazards TO Bring
About Adjustment Of Irish
Problem---King Of England
and General Smuts Import
ant Factors

London July s-Eot1cs Was issued
tonight at 10 Do~n1n< street. thu prs-
rpisr,x Official rSAtdsnco, that az
r,np.m.ntx prs being made for hos
d11as, IN Irtland TO Cease from noon
Monday.
london. July "A truce has been
declared between England and IRE
land. IT Will take effect at noon on
Monday NEXT Preparations are Al
ready under way to end the hosttnhss
between tho crown forces and those
actively engaged in the Irish cause.
pcNr.UpmcntS leading II the trucn
wcr, Gi"ided between London and Dub
lin In puh,ln l.nironn Dc Valera,
IriSr Republican leader. and his Ma
liUnni.st associates renewed their con-
ference with tn" southern Gni"nistS.
Ear Middleton. 4 Uni"rist WHO recently
conferred with tho British Trine min
lister rcad letter from Mr.. LLOYD
G"org" II tho Cffcr lat hoStlii;i"A
mus; rras. If negotiations looking I"
peace were 10 succeed.
General Sir NcNil Mlcrcady. British
military commander iN Ireland. ap'
reared a; the I've Valera conference. and
il was not many hours later that tho
nrn, was made at the prime
minister's official residence in London
that IN accordance with the premier
,'f"r. and NJ. De Nalera's reply, ar
,anscm"rts were going forward for the
cessation Of hos;ilities fom Monday
noon.
The King Of England has been a lead
Ing figure in the developments up I"
the present. while General SmutS. the
South African premier. has acted as the
, i,ui on which he peace movement mas
turned There is hone in London. anu
In Dublin too. tGal r"t'" MUST come
out Of the forces which arc now en-
gag"d in seeking a settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Marshall County Man
Struck by Lightning;
Head Cut; Ear Split
lntN,IgcrIcr

$i".r., 90 THO IntN"igcrccr
ranl.r. W. Va. JulH Nl'''M
Tal Iur. who lives On the Aaron i"rl'r
farm. ru tirancNinc Ridge. was >ir"'N
~ 4 h,'' cf lightning at ".rl0"h '''
afternoon during a terrific Storm. ray
lor was w"rkInS in tho fields an" S'"-
.UC The approaching storm. >"uiht she
t"r In his home nearby. II. wa re-
rljnin= on couch Nhcn the bot OF
UgntnirC entered. striking HIM on the
head and burning his c"tire body. \
deep hole WAS cut h">.G" the car ana
me ear split. His clothing WAS cut |"
snreds and the top OF his hat blown
a.rosS ,h~ room. Late this aftcCr""H
Taylor Lad regatncd consciousness. but
his condition is serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
Sentiment Grows In the Senate for Postponement
Of Soldier Bonus Legislation Until Next Session

termined. Definite action Is expected
to follow reading Of the message.
Less than a score Of senators followed
the days debate on tho floor. marked by
criticism by Senator McCumoer. Re-
publican. North Dakota. chief proponent
OF the bonus. OF Secretary Melons let
ter declaring such legislation to be In
advisable At the present time in view OF
the condition "f the trea sury. Senator
McC'umhcr referred 10 yesterdays visit
Of President Harding to the capitol and
assorted that the chief difference Of
opinion with respect to the Legislation
seemed - ~ or he point as 10 when
u should become effective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
LLOYD Georges Letter.

InnG"n. July H.--Ih Il ietter 10 Far
M;dIIrtun. on" of th" southern lniohiH,s .
who attended t"Gay$ conf"r"n"" WIN
1r., Rcpurncans. rriin' MinistH0
Li". d-,icorgc sad:
.rhr government fun, r'"l"HS u
would be Impossible /" '"n"u't "c@o-
tia,.rnS with any n"!" 81 ;'hicfths S"',
l.G,rtnry rosultS If there !" p'""nsh'o
and ,iolcnc" in ireland. II ""uId o's-
turb the atmosphere and make inc a'-
r,iumcnj ui peace difficult.
As soon aS Wc hear Mr. hc \a!c'a
=, rr.r,rcl to Cnt-r int" conference WIN
tho british government and 10 give IN
siru,,jur% 10 those under his conUol 10
r,a.c from all acts "t Nio'' ncc We
should give instructions 70 the 'rooFs
and poIcc to suspend active operations
AGAINST those who ar ENGAGED IN th'A
unfortunate conflict.
The Kings Invitation
Io,don Jui> >--kinE George. accom-
nnuicd BY Queen Mary. attended tho
opening IF IN" Ulster parliament on
Junr >. TIL" King. IN an urgent ptca
(continued on Page Twelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
BRITAIN ASKS ]. s. AND JAPAN To
ENTER DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

London. July B.-Relnt two to tho
Washington despatch that NO form
al communication had been received
by tho State Department from the
British government requesting the
holding Of disarmament confer
ence, It Is explained that the request
wns not made through An official
note, but through On interview he
tween Lord Curzon, thsBritish for
eign secretary, nnd tho American
and japanese AMBASSADOR In Lon
don.
Tho feeling in official conference
circles hero Is that tho empires de-
sire for disarTnsm conference
has been made perfectly plain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09

washington July S.-pchntr on tho
soldier bonus hill dragged along in the
senate today. while the list OF senator's
favoring indefinite rostponement Of &C
ticn on the legislation. through recon-
initial cf the measure to the finance
committee. steadily grew in proportions.
Leaders said they were assured Of
enough votes to put through such pro-
gram.
President Harding will send a special
message 10 Congress next week rcga rd
ing the bonus rill and the pressing OF
tariff and IAN legislation. hut the exact
date ct Its submiss - hA@ not been d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
WESTERN UNION
CAN LAND CABLE

Miami Fla. July s.-The long r"ntro-
ver>y betaNcn the EovcrnmcNt and the
Western Union Telegraph Compa ny over
the landing of lis Mia mi Rarba does
cAbla here. was brouhgt tn an end to-day
by IN. granting of federal permission
tor landing. according - ao-d rc"civ ~
Inicn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
CARuSoS VOICE HOLDS.

Rurf.ru. y V. July ;. Rrun" "iral".
secretary :" Enrico Caru,". '"daA re
col ;"d r:lnicSrIm from ~" famous
Italian tenor. DENYING rH7"rts that hrS
,rirc had been nrrhahly permanent!
Im,r.irrd hy lls rrc"u' '.ir'-,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
j, s. WARSH|PS ::
TO WITHDRAW
FROM TAMP P|CO

Washington. July s.-Wfthdrawal of
the cruiser Cleveland and the gunboAt
Sacramento from Tamplco. Mexico, was
ordered today by the navy department..
In making this announcement. Sccre-
tary DENLY said that the order had been
issued by mutual agreement with thS
state department Warships were ~
dered to the Mexican pert early ih's
week by the navy d, uartment. Secrc-
lary DENLY explained that information
had reached the department that labor
troubles were likely in the Tampico dis
trict because Of the shutting down ot
American oil activities. due to the new
Mexican oil tax. and tina: the wa!shirs
were ordered to the port to protect
American lives and property In the
ctcnt that should be necessary.
S"creLiry Hughes. in replying TO-DAY
before the withdrawal order was Issued
to protests of labor leaders against
the senuing OF the Warshtps to Tampico'
wrote samuel Gompers, president or the
pan-Am,rican Federation Of Labor, tina:
the presence OF the ships has nothing
whatever Ia do with labor unions or
with disputes between employers and
employees.
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Tt. Eal,l,rorc \ On.o -1llV1v IrldG-
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do.,r,o:r t,.t lEoodSI,,r Won!a"n
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-, ,y,.i,,i,r.on farm -lv,rs way under
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nf ,,a,rr mo Woods Eur,
storm Coos IN Suoaks.
Irrnr,,.,.iou gathered =, tr,Nrh"ns
from r..-hbortr- sections in IN" Ohio
,.,l,,., .~,,tcL.. that s'r"Ih$ ~ country
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y.r,onl NcN..hcu and NnundSvtlle.
sou,h .f h.r. a.,.! only u mod d'r,tcI!
lcaIy .ur From W"od.and rnd car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
BRIDGES, WIRES, TREES, HOUSES
GIVE WAY UNDER WIND AND RAIN IN
MOST SEVERE STORM Of SEASON

Two and OneQuarter Inches Of Rain Comes Down in Tor
rental Fall - Breaking Dam at Waddington Farm
Floods Woods Run and Bethany Pike Section Il One
Man Hurt and Much Property Damaged By Light
nng Bolts $500 Telephones Out Three Light Cir
Heavy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-09
TIE wEATHER.

west YirEtnIa-Local showers sAeur-
1eyi Sundev fair. no change in tempera-
no.
obin Ard Western PennSylvanLa-
Esnsrauy fair Saturday ard sunday.
Tc-svh1t va---r Snrdsv.