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Evening star., 1921-03-16
"GUN.TOTERS" HOLD UP
AND ROB PEDESTRIAN
Money, Alcohol, Razors and Motor
Cycle Included in Thefts
Reported.

Two "gun toters" operated on A
street between I'd and Sd streets
southeast last night about II O'Clock.
They held up William ]. Hussan, Ala
A street southeast, and robbed him OF
a small sum of money.
A revolver was included in property
taken from the apartment of J. /.
Shallcross, 1858 California street,
where an intruder gained entrance
last night by the fire escape. More
than 500 worth of jewelry was
stolen.
Six gallons of grain alcohol were
stolen from the store of William Lott
912 9Th street, Monday night. Moth
ing else in the store was disturbed.
Search is being made for an unlden-
titled colored boy who is suspected OIL
having stolen $50 from the handbag
of Mrs. Anna Belt, 1916 18TH street, on
a street car yesterday.
Twelve raZors and pair of clippers
were stolen from an automobile OF the
Union Barber Supply Company in a
garage at 423 New Jersey avenue
Monday night.
Theft of a motor cycle belonging to
Douglas Tschiffely, 1903 Connecticut
avenue, from garage in rear OF
1713 De Sales street was reported
to police of the third precinct.
J.. L. Griffith. 1909 9th street. re-
ported the theft of a moving picture
reel valued at 500.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TODAY.
Col. Edward B. Clark will speak
of Into Bird By-Ways" before the
nature section of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club, 3 o'clock. at the home of
Mrs. Philip S. Smith. 3249 Newark
street.
Board of education will meet at 4
o'clock, Franklin School building.
Anthony League. to o'clock. at
2007 Columbia road. Miss Edna Shee-
ny will sing.
Picture play, "Dinty." at Knicker-
booker Theater. in aid of new home
for nurses of Georgetown University
Hospital
TONIGHT.
The Illinois State Society will give
q st. Patrick's entertainment at s
o'clock, Thomson Community Center.
Residents of states and the District
invited. Small admission fee.
Gen. Guy " Henry Garrison. No. 9.
Army and Navy Union. Odd Fellows
Hall Comrades and shipmates who
have served in any OF our countrys q
wars welcomed.
The Economizer's Mutual Improve
ment Association will hold a public
meeting. Twelfth Street branch OF
Y. NJ. c. A.; music.
! The Kamaseda Klub, an informal
dance. the Cairo.
Utah State Club, o'clock, Wilson
Normal Community Center. Election
to follow address by Frank X. Ne
beker. All Utah men invited.
Executive committee of Business
Women's Council meets at z o'clock
Church Of the Covenant.
Oklahoma State Society will meet a
$3.50 o'clock, Thomson School Rep
resentative Alice Robertson Of Okla
Evening star., 1921-03-16
IONA will attend. All oklahomans in

homa will attend. All Oklahomans in
yited.
The Race Students Association will
give a dance at Meridian Mansions,
2400 18th street, at 9 o'clock.
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet
at Community Service Hall, 80 10th
street. Lieut.. Commander S. ]. Seek
Gilman will lecture on Haiti"
Parents League will meet at s
o'clock, Metropolitan A. NJ. e. Church
Miss Maud Alton will speak on
characterization" at the Women's City
Club.
Naomi Chapter, No 8, o. E. S., will
serve a chicken dinner at its bazaar
from 80 to IL o'clock, at Masonic Tenn
pie.
Local Boy Scouts and scout leaders
will be addressed by Colin H. Living
stone, president of the Boy Scouts OF
America, rooms of Chamber OF Com
merce, tonight at o'clock.
Pen and Ink Club will meet at rs.
with Miss A. D. Putnam, 80 18th street.
Rev. Earle Wiley will preach on "A
Pagan woman's Faith" at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Prof. Chari-
ton Of Kentucky will sing.
Washington Branch Of Western Re
serve University Alumni will hold din
ner at Z o'clock at the University Club.
The president of the university is to de-
liver an address.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Park View Community Center-To-
night: Boys Athletic Club rehearsal
for play to be given at later date,
Wednesday Evening Dancing Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Southeast Community Center-To-
night: At 1880 pm, community dane
ing by TYLER School Social Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Lovejoy Community Center-To-
night. A novel community event Will
be given tonight at this center IN
shape of mildly party"
Evening star., 1921-03-16

$500 NEW YORK AND RETURN $500
- NEXT SUNDAY. MARCH 20
Pennsylvania system See the great metropolis
with its varied places of interest. Leave wash
ington Saturday midnight 1915 A.M.-Adver-
tisement-
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Thomson Community Center-To-
night: Pen and Ink Club, plain sew
ing, piano practice, Esperanto, Dra-
matte Club, Expression Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Groves Is the Only Genuine
IAxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The first
and original Cold and Grip Tablet. (Be sure
you get BROMO.) 30c.-Advertsement.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Are You Run Dovvns
Even a weakened system readily
wholesome nourishment it contains.
All pure food.-Advertisemen
Evening star., 1921-03-16

East Washington Community Cen
ter-Tonfght: Community Orchestra,
Maccabee Athletic Club. Marine Preps
Athletic Club, Wallach Boys Club.
Kaufman Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The Federation of Citizens AssO-
Citations will meet Saturday at Sis
In the board room of the Municipal
building.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The lisa Club, n social branch Of
the income tax unit of the bureau of
internal revenue. will give dance
April 5. at Meridian Mansions.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The Elect klub will give st.
Patrick's dance tomorrow, beginning
at 9 O'Clock, in Franklin Square Hotel
Evening star., 1921-03-16

A dinner in the interest of the CALI
fornia single tax amendment will be
given tomorrow at $3.50 at the Ebbltt
Hotel.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

Wilson Normal Community Center
Tonight: Lecture, Leaf Shapes, Modf-
fications and Functions" by DR.. Paul
Bartsch, Wild Flower Preservation
Society; domestic art, millinery and
dressmaking; Spanish, women's gym
nasium class, Lonesome Club, special
musical entertainment; Wilson Nor
NAL Community conference, know
Your Community Better" directed by
the community secretary; library open
for reading and reference.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The Indiana Society will meet Mon
day at pm. at the New Ebbltt
Clifford X. Bergman will talk OF the
"Origin. Development and influence OF
the Cartoon" with impromptu Illus
trations, and there will be musical
program and dancing.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

PROF. AND MRS. ACHER, STUDIO, 1877
10Th st. nw-Class Monday and Friday. 8 to
ii pm Private lessons by appointment. Phone
North 67s6. Established 1900. 11s
Evening star., 1921-03-16

Rev. Earle Wiley will preach on "A
Pagan woman's Faith at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Prof. Chari-
ton Of Kentucky will sing.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

WOmen's City Club, civic section,
will meet tomorrow at o'clock in
the board room of the club. % Jack
son place. All club members interest
ed in the child recreation problem in
srif
Evening star., 1921-03-16

The Parent-Teacher Association OF
Lincoln School will meet tomorrow
at $3.50 at the building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28


@IBy tn" Associated Peon the 'TtHa eve oil he
disarmament
Marshal foch OF france ana
British cher s'ah spent
Premier BRAND or
MN ter {! England.
The purpose of definite form the Va'
pressure sunlcent
should her government refuse the repara'
terms of he
months past ana
exchange OF views between the two
taken and effectively continued
compel Germany 10 me" "ha' are CONSIDER
refusal OF
French which would
position 10 act suddenly
the requiring action arrive
The which collateral features require
uund while the French would reoccupy
possibly
feetw Hamburg The
would be- enforce the military clauses
vohnerwehr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Riddled with Bullets.

The company N;or'. u;l.c". I"r;"'i.o".
min" iorrman'S hone and j" Q: !'N t.
,n.,!ring .; miners cottages haze nH"n
"r,dG!"d with bu!lrt4.'
urhor cottages "wcr" ur", ,h"a 10y dv-
I.ln.tc or burned - n" ground Icy m":-
night inTad"yS." th"y $aN.
Every week tur ,h> ll:' y"rr :h" town
has been "Sho, up" M"n who No." 10,
six union mines sly: 1undiug Inc town
,r" blamed by tho operators. Ea;A
February %. when attacked n' 29'S, "r
90 men from all po!ntS OF the ,"Miis -
N II" dead OF night. tn" few miners
who remained Oh IN" Job during me
strike !i'"d IN cottages Who's" >h"i-
ridden walls were reinforced h. Sh""i
IRON or sand ba < harri'Ld,s.
"EOr thu prurcrti"a Of their iar'' .!"%
they dug cellars beneath III" floor wA"r"
,hc women and ch!idr"n would remain
until thc nightly shooting Crd%"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR GOVERNOR
MORCAN'S INAUGURATION NEXT FRIDAY

C!4r!c Ton. ". VI, fob = Arrange
ir.nts HaIc been .":uP.c''d ana hrai
preparations are b.; n'Adh Tor the IN
auEurItion next I:"...>. March 1. "i
governor eject l.. j.. M0l San. AMI IA" n
dur;ivu Into state Offices "i u" others
elected las, fail. The state Nous" an
mex ha. been decorated inS.d" and cut
With the rational co!DrS, and Other pun
lr buildings and business houses ar"
taking on a gala attire. l. IS stated hN
hrtGur kuontz, chairman OF the dc"or"-
i!nn committee. thai IL" 'l'y VII To-
more deliberately decorated ,Aan "Nt"
before :ur a similar even.
T!ftr"n thousand iurlna. limitations
have h"cn mailed to citizens throughout
tho state. and each Of tn" L;ti live 'oun-
t."$ IS expected to send i .IFE" dc''GA-
ton Failure 10 raise the cTt!mdt"L on
rrusn money OF $4,000 ia resulted IN
ahandonrmrUt OF pans :" bring nc
cadets from West Virginia r:v"rH''T
here for the occasion. Z - announced
hv Major john &. Bond. Special "ars
VII hiring a large delegation TO C"arlca-
TON from t'airront. N" h"r" city or
Governor elect Morgan. accord nS 1"
word received here.
All Of the ceremon'e- Will BE- he'd III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
LAWLESSNESS RACES;
MINING TOWN SHOT TO
PIECES BY ATTACKERS
Governor Cornwell and Party
Make Probe Into Condi-
tions at Willis Branch

Charleston. ". Va. Feb. - -E"qI. I
OF coal operators Cor additional D-"n'-
tion Tor miners n IN" Wi.Ns Branch.
Faycttc county coal fields. where mach
shooting recently took place. caused
Governor I"hn ]. ''ornwcll and ';oy"r-
nor-cl"c; E i. M"rSan. together W!:h
the former secretary and vera! off
rtalS. 70 NIS!t that section today. Upon
their return Governor t"rNwGN said tH.
!ttt!e town rc$cmh.cG having "h"en :"o'
OF ;hc map"
Its citizens haze abandoned & N"
governor SAYS. lea :ns personal "h"'l$.
furniture and ~" Sto",, h"Eiud N"h
the exception OF hJ!i-i,lnt$h"l do-".
cats and chickens. which wand": about
the street. and :, squad OF state pr.l""-
men on duty near the station. TIE town
is devoid Of lifc, IN" officials said uroM
;k", return - charleston tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Disarmament the Issue.

rhn atom ,tken would TINS hn ba sHd.
20, nni. uNou .h- disputed economic
,r..r.,,ds il;i unon tic violated dSa rlld =
,,cf, ..-,., .u,.. OF tho treaty. In 'h"-"
,..i. ,iyl,s,.u..cs ,'!~ allies. = * po:nt"d
on. wnu!I .ot har" % wh:t IHti h'tE
M LA,n hNto-c wi.'riI -" ".'!eS mast
.1:o.n, Germany hoW wY.'h :" mH>t
r7v n ."p.ratlor. ana ..!:": wh'h Ger
-, urd.r The ,.caiv. may argue her
, i,.,-. $50 rar,rt;iou comm: $s . n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
SERVICES DISPENSED WITH.

,..:..sn. F..h -. Federal JG'.S"
Somvr! AlScuU,r- to-day rHr"l'cd word
from Tho parking industry tAA; h:N >""-
Wees as arbitrator !n labor disputes 40
longer wcr" needed. The a"::"u 80 '""
packers ended I've waTi.n" arbitration
of wax" disputes in III" packing Indus
try. whi"h resulted tr"m an agreement
made ~ tnr later par OF !sl7.
The noiire {" Judge AlT"huler was
,o,,,:n.l - lci,"- signed by Carl
Never and Ia-rcs Condcn. counsel for
~. hackers who announced that hero
after uasr disputes would r" S"r,rd
f,ndcr some TOW plan Yet 10 u" Do
,ts-d. Thcy praised highly tho work ot
.Ipdrc Alschuitr a. arbitrator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Marshal Foch and Gen. Wilson
In Conference With Premiers

Violated Disarmament Sections Of Versailles Treaty, and
Not Failure TO Meet Economic Demands Reason tor
Contemplated Military Action-Use Of French and
Belgian Troops and British Bloc ding Fleet FRO
posed-Attitude of American Troops at CobenzPer.
picking Question German Delegates Leave Berlin
for London Conference With Entente Allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

wsst virginia-Gsnsr.lly fair Non
day and Tuesday, not much change IN
temperature.
ohio-Gsnerauy fair Monday ana
Tuesday; warmer Monday.
western PsnnsylvAnia-Gsnsra 1air
Monday and Tuesday; warmsr In 1orth
portion, Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
TOWERMAN UNDERARREST AFTER
CRASH THAT TOOK MANY LIVES
Believed to Have Left Switch Closed Causing One of the
Most Disastrous Wrecks In American Railroad His
tory-Many Bodies Have Peen Recovered From the
Wreckage of the Two Trains

Chicago ILL.,. Feb IS. A. MWord received at the Michigan
Central railroad offices midnight the the disastrous
wreck when stalled Michigan Central passenger train into
at Porter Indiana New York central passenger train at
over effect that bodies had
been taken wreckag and that believed
still hidden in the debris
than 100 injured slightly and seriously had been sent 10
hospitals at ChcSterton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Ths Injured.
ALL U, S, APPROPRIATION BILLS EXCEPT
THE NAVAL MEASURE CERTAIN TO PASS

- nr"s;d"'.' wilson N T-o%p"''. |, ''
IN" inca str" N = four "OrH"r"d 'iSh'
Cor pr"S"d,'uc'' N thc senate. Th~ other
tnr.H bis h"h:ad which pressure e. q
p'anu"r arc: ;ac va I'm" .awS rcncJ,
-,&oiu' ION. the Sold!"re' bonus in"a$Ur'
and IN" nry> appropriation budget Til.
IL, j. e>p""trh 20 bring Il renewal -
dis rwaInsnt d"h:,t" which promises TO
=" delay action a :" ihHart pasr.E" q:
'hr measure"
E.,!S - r"Su..t;s '"'i @toraE" - 70
organize tn" patent "rlIr" and "a author
IL" =" -Dr"ra'I" marketing Il? farmers
ais" AZ" n "oufrr"nC" With ii" outro'u.
duhInu, D'r.r finished business i"
rtud" proposals f"- Impeachment e
t,d"rti Lu"E" l-trdi- anl for :nv"e' iE:-
t!"n "r ~" R"rEt"!l cas-. both - "hr,.h
seeming" are h".,G'l '"r tie ,,euIii,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Franc. without Pear.

r.,r,~. l'NH. "I.--ln Az cii'or:". t"-c"y
on ;,;c subject OF the London conference
vNI - Germans. H"sin"'nE Mar'A :.
80. rnmIs declares ;ha. t:I"t". WE'LL"
fearless oi"r tho ro"Sihi" r"n$cTu' n""S
q: . -u0,ur.. sincerely d"s.r"S thA' an
agreement uo IeaCncd with To Co..
man.
",i"rmaay has tnr floor sa?a nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Porter. lad. Feb. 91.--Betye"n thirty
and forty persons wr-A reported killed
and AN unknown number injured to-
night wa-n west houUd New York
central train crashed in;o dcraiicd
eos, bound Michigan -'"ntra. train h"re
N what railroad officials SAID mtE be
one Of the most disastrous wrEhs n
history.
Michigan central Officials placed 'he
%unher of dead at more than thirty.
wnMe unofficial reports made the death
Is: rs h.sn as iltty.
rowermau Arrested.
The towc-man oc the M:ch'san t"n-
;r4i was arrested immediately after the
w-,ch. officials SAYING thcy believed he
had eft a switch closed causing the
Lera.irn~nt OF the east-bound tram.
Tho Michigan Central train .ett Chi
cago at S:o5 p. m. bound Tor Toronto.
Canada. II WAS cut IL half b. the
wcSt-bound iyer ard both engines
plunged down an emba nkmen;.
Roth engincmen Of The New York
Central train were killed. The engineer
was Claude johnson OF E,khart. In
diana Five bodies were recovered near
the debris OF the two engines. Fifteen
bodies had been recovered within a few
hours after the wreck.
Mort Of the DEAD IN TWO Coaches.
Il is believed teat virtually al -!
tho tnA. were in two OK tho Mich' gal
central coaches which Sere demolished
when tho Now YORK Ceat-a! tra:s
~ <.
Th" on,y dead SEoNn on IL" ~"
YORK. Crai-S, ;ra.H w"r" tn" no ~
-.ucmsr. The srSiuce- cf tHc M."n:-
gan r.a,-a, train - missing. / "hS
reported tha, h. i"apNd from his "ah
when he saw the ouc"m."g N"w T";k
Central ;ra:U.
Blamed for Disaster.
The tracks OF tho NO railroads 80
,ersect here i, a shar? angie. beng -
most parable. The Michigan g Mira |
t.a!n was believed :" ha'" started
across me intersection and then % A", e
hr., d-ra;Icd srhc tuwcrman waH
o,am.l D; railroad ofE!":';s 70" a.l""-
,rS tho Michigan central train I" a.
Temp, % cross ahead q: ~" a"s;-ooInd
train.
4 ,ew persons .:r.nS AZ 'a:S JU"~'.nn
point immediately began IN" w""A ot
rescue. using i1a,.ru> II :A"'- search
:or The dead and injured.
Reii"c trains arrived Crum M.'";G"H
Ct:y and Chicago ah0U' an ""r" after
thu yrnck. carrying rurss~ and doctors.
'rH. victims were taken 20 GI-; aud 10
M!cn;saa cry.
Victims in wooden Car.
A." or tn" dead and ;"!u"cd pa>s"m-
gers Urr. n" occupants ~ Il wooden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Psopls Ordered Away.

Following the battle of Fch-U"'E -.
~ which several thousand rounds Al"
reported 70 have been nrcd and on" man
slain. William McK"ll general manager
o: lhe COMPANY. ordered the m're closed
and all inha hi'autS away Mos o. th"m
lad H"d .hc morning after Tia b1'''".
huwcv"~. taking with 'N'm only 81,
tContinuod on Page Ten.)
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combination baggage and pas>"ns":
coach wh;ca was demolished
According 20 railway officials. tr
disaster VAS caused by IN" fn!lu"" 81
III" engineer OF IA" Michigan central
train TO head block signal -, the
croSS-Ov"r where tn" Michigan central
and New York central tTSchS in;"rS"lt
tn" blocks: Enai automatically ,"t ~
drratlinS switch When IN" M!Ch:S;.u
Central :rain faIlcd 10 heed IN" S!Enll
aEa:w>; H. i struck the d"rai!iuS
SV:,ch and plouEhed along the ties tNr
(coatinued on Page Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Congress Enters the Final Five
DAYS, With Vast Accumu-
lation of Legislation to Be
Disposed of

Washington. t'cb Congress "n-
,o,9 ,omn-rou on the homo stretch dr.r"
toward adJournm"n; Friday. with Whip
,ud spur IN a?p-lpr'aton hi"S an"
$rrar,blr for the tape On III" par "i
scores ~ other measures. H'Eht So
SONS Ar" in "rd"r Ni'h a1 Ni!-n'sht
Caaic. as usual. preceding ."huEura'ioh
dav.
All opprcpr.a,,on r,oasurHs ">r"ri III"
naval budget arc cApc'ir'' :" s" ih'""h ]"
although only ~",,.n % tn" II regular
money bills haS" been completed. '"I
,uq, two have been signed s." far rF
president Wilson Tho cE!ct CA""Uts\"
plans 10 b. ~ thc "api'ol tho forenoon
Of March t"r action on Nle""nth-h"ur
measures
T1ve In Conference.
I'!,o q! ;h. appropriations m"1Hlr"".
Tho army, agriculture. suhHry 'N'.'
LEGISLATIVE and furtiiicat:ocS. ;lr" IN ""0-
ference, hu, agreements are expected.
4 big hSh, IS expected over The army
h!". due 10 tho Scna'"'S increase or the
regular arm, 70 lT5.0nn mon. n" against
80. 40 fAeei by III. house. Tho question
nr IRE. seeds and ~ 4 sj.h0b.Ooh loan -
farmers IN druuth-*;rI"k"u regions -:
SIC Nest are iti&S ~ ~ agriculture
h.i'.
Tho s"nat. and house. NJ" d"ad'o"H"d
on ,hr. Surdry civil m"ASur" "''r 'hc
so. .GGN. O00 Muscle Shoals power amend
yncnt OF The srnat" and over the SIA.'Vp'-
nJ0 appropriation f0r soldier hoSpita'S'
The house probably viii I0'" tomorrow
nan attempt to lear his d"'tdio'N' ne
cnntro-ersY a. to tho leg :s!A,iNe hIl
row r-vol'r, larGriy abou; proviS!"a
for purchaS" ~ the treasury or S-o"'-
O"n. 900 Of farm loan bonds proposed by
tie senate The hnusc VIII Not" Tues
day on ;Ac pro- ;S!"c
Little Other LsEislANon-
Ii,t,r legislation except the appronrt-
alton bills IS 'Ap"c:"d 20 get through
:ne final Jam Th" Tordn"r emergency
tariff bill comes up tomorrow III me
senate for final action with tran*mIsS.on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Numerous Rejorts.

N"n"C"UT c"nm.t'6' reports also AZ"
due n 'hi, week. Among th"S" are
conclusions ~ tho houS" rnmmit'c"'S <
uIr :5r"St Stca,ioH. 49," shipping BOARD
inquiry and Ia" Caid'- reconstruction
study.
The k"Hv"n commits" WI ni""' co.
ga :nn last summer and iai' INTO r";It.-
cal campaign expenditures Farther tn
qu.ry VIII hr made tomorrow by Tho sen
ate Comm!tt"" investigating allied ,oHns
bat legislation ls regarded as doubtful.
Enort Tor crowdsr.
Soma" DEMOCRATS Will make .inOthC-
effort T. secure confirmation - IN.
many arm" promotions recommended by
rrrSIheH; Wilson, Republican leaders
pr"dlC' ;!at neither any OF N" arm"
pr"rn"t!ouS nor any q: the thousand -
p"S:maS'crs and other rivl! nominations
submitted VII. Dr confirmed. y NOV"
Is expected 10 h" made in IN" house.
however 10 obtain n" rank on ,ioutcn-
Ant general fnr Ma j"r General Enoch
II. Crowder.
The Wick"rsham-,;riSG contest
from ALASKA. .s 70 br settled th.s week
by the house. w!,h indications pointing
TO 1nScat!rG o. Delegate Gr!s@,hy. -
DSmocr1t
Inaugural prepAr1tions and -eorsanl-
yation activities looHlnS - me eNtra
session vii. Also come n FOR attention
,,:is wc.I E~ruhl'"ans elected 90 The
house will caurus tomorrow night on or
Eaui2a;ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Mr., Harding FavorS
Plan TO Extend Big
Credit TO Germany
By DAVID IAwRENc1
(Cnpyr.=ht by Tho lntelllEencer)

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Partial List Of the
Dead and Injured


Por.tr. Inu. IHh. - INC pod!'S
,akcn 10 III" ''h"s,crton. Indians.
mo-guN were ident!ncd as follows:
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hdrt' Anaiaha.
GEORGE pEI"tND. fireman o' ia"
New York C.ntc4l tram. .; E!Hhai'.'
Indiana.
MRS EN?\f.Y krANL.E M..n.-
gan ,,:y. Iru,ara
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(continued on Page Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

I.n'!r legislation except the approrr,-
alton bills IS 'Ap"c:rd 20 get through
,ne final lam Th" Eordn"r emergency
,a-ir bill comes up tomorrow In :he
senate for fnal action with tranSmiSS. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

Generally Fair No1dAy and Tusse'$'
Rot Much Change In Tsmpsr1turs.