davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

Halloween spooks are nothing in comparison to
those seen by some OF the fellows who imbibe Car
ter county corn products, we're told.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

While congress is making appropriations and
urging reforms We wish it would appoint some one
90 tell us all about the tax changes and wha, they
mean in dollars and cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

The ccnsure dealt Mr.. Banton OF Texas, was
more like the seedlings mothers administer to their
unruiy youngsters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

We wager that Tor once the Congressional Record
will be read by every person fortunate enough to
receive one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

HOW TO OVERCOME EVIL
Be kindly affectioned one to another
with brotherly love; in honour pre-
ferring one another; recompensee to
4 no man evil for evil. Provide things
\ honest in the sight Of all men. Be
not overcome of evil, but overcome
evil with good.-Romans 1910, II, Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28
NOTICE X. OF r.

NOTICE X. OF +.
on Monday evening, october 3i, the
knights of Pythias will have their
opening dance at the hall. Good music.
Every member cordially Invited.
knights only.
COMMITTEES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28

Read Ardmoreltc Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-28
Just A. Good For Callussa Money
Back If It Failb.

Thirty seconds after you touch the corn
With this LIQUID corn remover the tab-
bling, stabbing pain of tt stops,for all time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Governor Morgan Shows
Sympathetic Interest In
Social Welfare Work

Charleston W. Va. Mar. g. Tho
"rh!!dren OF West Virginia" was the
subject Of an address by Governor +.
r. Morgan before sixty-fvc social well
tar. leaders from all parts Of the state
IN conference at the Y. II. {. A tonight.
7H" governor diJpla ycd q sympa thetic
att:tud" toward social welfare work and
insisted that politics should be kept
Out of il.
IN" state conference which began
th!S morning will continue until tomor-
VOW night. James ). lakin. a member
oi the state board OF control, presided
platform with Governor Morgan Mas
Miss Julia &. IsthroD. OF Washington.
chief Of the chilGrrn'S bureau OF the de-
p1rtmrnt Of In Dor. She is past president
nf Ihr National conference OF Sociat
Work.
TL- executive committee today ap-
pointed pr. Albert y. Siayton. rector o.
-: Johns F:pisropa! church OF This city:
80 sUr'r"d Eabb; lSarcl .Bettan OF
Proposed legislation relating TO child
welfare VAS discussed this morning. \
r.soiution's committee 20 pass on pro-
posed legislation appointed today. com
nris.s J. Waiter Barnes. trraSu OF the
hoard OF control: Mrs. Price Of ParkerS-
burg. aud Rev. l.. r. Dowr-y OF Hun
tiust"n. ,
presided at the afternoon SESSION whfh
IN ideal sta'c conference was d'S-
russrd by Miss Latnrop.
Mrs lanes .. Watson Of Ia rm"nt -
.rt, ,i;rrr and Mrs NJ. J. ''ulIlran ~
vi cci!nC. A member ot tn" executive
committee "r IN" state conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09

-. 49,, N,-h no,r-, -,ch
""S'''''H
r '.'u:n"nda tons a. 20 ~" ''F.'' '"'
.~tcr:..,, -.s"0,.c LEGISLATION ~ a Hr sub
,.....f - I.rcs. .d,',' lia-H.uE w.fh::, a
90. a,,.,, ~ ,,,agr...,>. ..r..tf ..ad..rs and
v...-,,.,.,. N..H.: Of .a., treasury IL
~.....,
,r,..,...r,an,s s.- i .,n:.r~;,. ut
r.,..,'..-.,. -. t~,,t . Drr.-.,,,. OF 49,
-. .o,.,,. ,,,-...,i,o, y.rn made
,,.,,-,.,.,.,. ~, = p,,r n, a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
TNO MORE W|TNE E55E5 DECLARE
ALBERT FELTS FIRED FIRST SHOT

rcress was deferred until the after
noOu >..asIUn. but Tho :l.nesS OF Mounts
made poStponencnt again necessary.
BuE~s further testified that Isaac
fr"w-r. t"rm... d"f"nGHnt and state W.T.
u"Ss had t"i :..m aCt,r the shooting
:ha; Il" cnu.d NOT tel! MIN (Boggs) any
ing uf 1t because Brewer saw him
there.
What mads me so - mad.
I:rcwrr con, udri. III. witness 'eStIfi'd.
'.:hat SID Sc. all ;hr credit and | went
down with hoih guns smoking.
Denied BY Brewer.
Brewer recalled by the defense be-
for' BogSs was placed ON the stand he-
MED that ne made such 4 statement
Dan Chambers. OF Charleston. FORMER
IS a banS c.erk az Matswan, was ais"
recalled to identify certain specimens
Of his handwriting n rc.acon TO the
alleged warrant Fcits had for Hat
nc.d's arrest. The state IS seeking 10
prov" that the warrant offered IN ert-
drnrn was not the original. as lsSueo
by squire r. J.. stafford. had ASKED
Chambers 10 write IN" "N!clals sigma
tur. - u.ar:y a. be- could remember
II. and with mis- specimen. asked 'he
Jury To Cnmrar" tho signature on Inc
warrant with the witness limitation,
/, Chambers said u" had become familiar
with StaTords signature throuBh
checks az the Matewan bank.
In cross examination yesterday op
tam s. q. Avis, counsel Tor the SUM
had asked Chambers II he had not -
pared the warrant N question himself
and signed StaToTd's name. which tns
witness denied. HoweVcr. he pronounced
the signature forgery but steadtastly
denied that he had done the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
M'DERMOTT MAY Be COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL REvENU E; PRICE WHITAKER
BOOSTED FOR ASSISTANT WAR SECRET AIRY
ENOCH ARDEN CASE
IN WEST VIRGINIA

Specia. 10 the Inteli!gencer.
EiarksburY. W. Va, March 3.-An-
other Enoch Arden matrimonial tanEle
"a M 20 i:sht here today in the case
"f Michael Scott Floyd. 81. who has
just returned aftc: an absence nt
twenty years from his family. TO find
mat his wife. believing him dead. had
remarked ten years nso.
Mrs. Floyd was married 70 william
Adams and is now living with him at
S.l .llrrn. THIS county. She lost all trace
nf Floyd since 1901. when she received
final word from him in q letter enclos-
ing ten dollars he had mailed at
ErbaC"n. this state. He was employed
a. 4 lumber Inspector at tho time and
il was believed that he vas later killed
II the big woods nesr Erbacon. The
Floyd family then lived at Morgans-
vtlie
NJ. FLOYD had happy reunion here
today with his two daughters Mrs.
Hobart .amison and Miss Lorraine
Floyd. When their mother was In
formed Of f7oyd's return she said that
sne did not intend 10 return to HIM.
bu; that she would live with Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09

Williamson. ". Va. March S.-pw:ng
I, .hr :,lnc,, OF Doug Mounts. on" "'
;n.. defendants IN IN" MI'"wan Ir'aI to-
dav the court S"Ss;un "H% rIt III nal
o,;r- four w:tarsSrS had testified.
I'iysirLlnS. this rvrninE. lad not pro-
nourc"d from what illness Mounts ~aS
suffering. bu; said his t"mp'ratur" vas
high and he would hc unable to appear
before tomorrow morning.
I'.yo Witnesses trstItylns ~ t"Hi.i
oC ,n. men accused .. being :mp..'h'"d
in ;he doath Of Aiber. {. Frsts. SAN
with 50 other i:aldWin-Fct'a operatives
Ias; M,v. said they saw FettS Hr" IN"
,n!t,i shot o. the hgnt. They were
,iarGcfd Young. striking m;n"- and
! t. Roggs. who res:dcS rear Maiewa n
The First Shot
Roth asserted that as F"tS stood
,alk,ng 20 MAYOR & {. FISHERMAN IN
from, oc Chambers hardware store. re-
r,rt.cr = warrant the detective hAd
for SD Hatfield chief Of polic". that
r'"its arose on his TN toes and told MS
men nearby - Line up Following th!S
acton. they said. FcltS fires ~ l'>'T-
man after tho mayer pr"no"h' ed me
warrant bogus EoSES asserted inf'h"F
tho, Fclts th,n threw his weapon
around and fred N the doorway 80 'hS
store brcor" l." wca: down.
un cross rNAm:ra;icn. John :. WAY
Gun, brought gu, that some mai' ma"
gwen Young q rife. following the shoo'-
ius. with the witness said lie Sur-
noscd" WAS one that belonged I" The &C.
t.c,!,e. Young eeid h" went about
Ma,ruan that avrn!ng with the weapon
and later took II home. but Haihc.d
canIc Ior Il the E"X, DAY.
Cross examination OF EoSEs ~" saN'
vitnoss placed OH the stand before noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
DR.. Sawyer Will Be
Made Brigadier Genera

Washington Mar. S--Dr. {. =. Saw ;"r
:hr Harding family doctor N"> been
CHOSEN lS tho i'rrsi6"n. : rhN>!' '"u IN!
vii b. r0m.n mated A. hr.saG;"r genera
III tho medical r"E"r}" corps, - NIS an.
nuunced 'oda% by Secretary Weeks q;
In" war department
MI W"c%s SAID nr. Sawyer r"u'd hr
"a led 10 active service by IN" pres
cent. Ito will thus have III" -ank ard
nay Or a regular army ofi Ger wh r.
serving a: tnc White ioES".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
William T. Baker, Appoint
ment As United States
Judge Believed Certain
Report of Robinson for
Revenue Commissionershlp
Without Foundation

Tie infurIna ton from Na"i.--
luGtnn that y. Prize Whitaker
. IF Wheeling is being pushed for
an assistant rciarE~hiD OF the
war department will i"' received
with interest. u" s considered
hich.riaSS R"puh,I'"tn. Il busi-
ness man of great ahi',t?. and an
ufn, 'nl who w"Iiid hr an asset :"
N" HuriinE administration, II"
f Eas a:wHyS been 4 lO%al lapuh-
licau and in the lat" campaign
= rendered valiant and efficient
ScrVi.". l. - un6rrstuOd III
Wh"",:n& that Mr.. Whitaker haS
,hn keen supper; OF bota N"S;
virginia senators and "a" 'nt.rc
S'ni" h"!"Ea,inu IN congress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Nasty Charge Against
EX-DiStriCt Attorney

Trenton. v. 7 March a-Aftrr on'y
ffr..r minutes dcliberation federal
court Jury returned a verdict Of guilty
against Samuel Singer OF Atlantic CIty,
l., ,hargrd with selling bootleg liquor.
William Maynard. proprietor OF ths
Fisherman'S hotel a. Margatr Guy now
ing l!ouor. testified at the trial that
Singer sold him the whIskey IN me
nrrsrn,r nr former Assistant Cnited
states District Attorney iona TINS &C.
ton 81 BridEeport now resigned. ana
ihat both Singer and Acton PROMISED
him protection. bu, tha, later MT. Acton
loa ned revenue officers hs automobile
t. raid his place and Sell the coniiscAt-
,.I whiSkev over again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
.CET THE EVIDENCE
THROUGH MOVIES

shown III Il motion picture news weekly
depicting an airplane ,"rasninG into
FLOCK of Wild ducks which were taken
:car COiusa. last October resulted: to-
dav in the f!,tnE o! criminal proceedings
Irr[ against Louis Huitt. photographer.
Lieutenant Harry HalvorSon, OF San
Francisco. J. NJ Fctt"rs. Commercial!
aviator. and Richard Don",
The complaint was filed by Charles ;.
liauScr. CHIEF OF the government DIVISION
raviu:: N charge violations OF the mi
pratory bird act and charges the men
hunted ducks N airp!anes in violation OF
M tGartory bird act.
irttres protesting against this method
Of hunting were forwarded ~ Washing
ton and AN agent was sent TO Ca!hornia
tn investigate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Germans Seek Basis
For New Negotiations
With Allied Nations
Bsrlin. March s.-It Is semi-ofr

Berlin, March s.-It Is semi-oHicial-
ly announced that tho German ambas-
sadors at London, Paris and Brussels
have been summoned TO Berlin.
The experts which co-operatcd in
tho reparatton OF tho German counter
proposals mot this morning. Accord
Ing to tho Berlin 2citun&. thsv will
try to find basis for fresh negotta-
lions, II tho allies indicate o desire
for q reGumpt1on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Sal, Lake C:iy. March s. An hnu,
cigarette Ii. to5bdi:nG he "a" "'
rIrarettrs IN I'tah, was signed rs
,;overnor Charles X. MaeeE. TO-DAY
Tho bill also prohibits other Smoh'hh
in public places.
Vancouver. Is. {. March a. ih'
strike Of Nan>ouNrr's unemHlo'sd :"
enforce increased wages for tmcTEri
cy relief work and elimination Ci To'N
breaking proved unaur'cSstT! ;odal
tnunIclpaI authuri'Ie- said. AttlhuSH
hut one OF tn, regular gangs rcpoFtcH
for work scores Uf mon V-Eo on manu-
10 offer che services, o.hc!a.S "a'H.
Denver. Col. Msr,h ApProx'-
natcly $4,000 IN bonds and s"'n-!'ieN
and 500 IN cash wS CHta!n''d "E
hondi,. VINO looted 100 safety d"poF't
vaults IN the F'irst Nat."uni bank "'
Str.sburg, col. near D'nNer. LEO
bandits esca ped IN Il motor car.
Ph;iadel1h;a, IN. March franz
Y Ayde.otte American s"cr"tary u
the Rhodes scholarship trustee ami
Professor OF English at Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology. Was today
,.houcn president or Swarthmorc COZ
lcgc. He .uccccdS nr. Joseph S~a!n"'
Who retires IN June. He u grHiua'"
or Indiana University and lormeE
Rhodes scholar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL
TO LAY OFF $500 MEN

l'.n"lr:. l%t Mnr. N---Th'r'v->.\ tn"-
Grrt Sew YORK t"nlrA. rai!r"ad '."H
"u,n."."< VII T." aid OF !nd"Gr.I".'
r.\' Saturday. according % bulletins
lr~,"I ~ ~" E,kharl shops toda,.
Tt" roads sropS "r"" ''luS'.i OF = W..
.,,.!s -..ir''I,Umri' "r'l"r from G"NrG
,.y !" - March :. Nr,! ~ialS hcr" to"a:'
>.;d 'h" "r,lrr wt:' a"c,, 100 ~ W"s'
Ilnuu'. y !. 900 - 'ol.,nwoNd. ono
>un IA New YORK and 100 N li'"h; -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
President Harding Announces
Determination to Push
Colombian Treaty Ratlh-
cation AS Step Toward
Pan-American Unity

Va shirE'or March 5 NaCi1Ea -
n",:, e in, nat.un'S foreign relations,
a. w. =. problem" &C administrative
nh,cr,.rr were considered h. 'rcs!dcnt
HtrLfng ana his department h"a4S al
he Ir~. ,.lhir"i nl."tlrg =! the now
admin. s'sat!"n.
N.r,rM.~d dcIiI't" Irnoun""m,rt vas
mad" a. rh" var department. that N
CuIuI!at;nr IS policy toward tn" Rhine
.,i&tnn. tn.f government - no; now
,.,,..s:drrirc a w,fEdraW wal OF America II
,r.nrS uC occupation. II was learned
AT ia,. sam" time that as another N'cp
toward Pan-AmcriCan am't'. IN" Fr"S;-
don't - preparing /" ask that the sen
,t" rat.tv at once III" long p"ndlnE
r-nuty wi,h colombia. Developments IN
regard 70 tho lanama-''osta lrca hos
,,lttics were less definite. but Il - un-
d.rsiood ti.. cabinet took r""oEni%ance
,r ,ha, situation and canraSscd ln'cst
Official reports on the subject
cooperadon tho Keynote.
In IN. realm Of dvn"stI" QUsGr"nF
,,,,,,r attention was directed toward
p.r;rr,iuu uf the cabinet organization
as d, smoothly working machine. Mr..
lInrd!ng is understood TO hare made
,oup--:,tr,n niuuus III" departments the
i.>nof, rr his preliminary in%truct"Ns
rn his secretaries. I@l!.ns th'm m II"
wanted No hesitation AMI II" Jchi"HSy
.,1uut whatever changes Of jurisdiction
rr;rni h" decided on IN IN" r''organlza-
non scheme now h, .nG formulated.
All tea Of the department heads ana
VICE Prcsidru, coolidge. invited in pur-
xuancc ur Il policy ANNOUNCED during
tho campaign. were present az tho
meeting. Thr session lasted more tnah
TWO hours and at lis conclusion Attor-
nry Genera! DouGhcrty stayed pshIhd
ror a shor, talk with tho President
There al,0 was u brief individual con
.,-en,. between Mr.. Harding and Sec
r,,,rv UuEn"s oF tho state department,
boro,, ~. other cabinet members ar
yiVcI.
Cabinet on TuesaAyB
,r;,. H.. meeting. all ;he secretaries
dcc.tu.d lu u!Vc an !ntimation OF ~hAt
had t-au=p.-cd around the cabinet table.
urd tho only announcement coming IRON:
,h, White House related tu tho time OF
ru,ur, sessions. |; WAS sad tho CAP
not would be called together aSain FRI
day and that thereafter meetings would
ho hold nj lonst once week, probably
on Tuesdays.
The war derartment announceme Mt
concerning withdrawal OF American
troops from tho Rhine vaa made oJ
Secretary Weeks. who would not dis
cuss the subject further than TO say
that withdrawal was not now bctnG
cOnsld cred. In reaching THIS decision
in regard 70 Its temporary policy the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
AGRICULTURAL TARIFF MAY Be
GIVEN FIRST PLACE ON PROGRAM


~" recommendations '"r :! '"'"P'et7
Hr""ram of "a" NsrH. reform Tor i'r"H.-
dent t"rd!7E'S 'onS'i'rI'I"n. S"na Tor
i"n7o*" Sait that th' '"r'it "' "p,H'nn
"''S ''"'+F" '''''''''' ""'"" -
emergency "Sr''U'' .,r"' '.''''' "''' w
gen p''""o'"'" "Heh '"' ~" ''"
KISS '""N'hTS
SHvern. western Republican senators.
i'r!ud:ng McNa-'. Oregon, 'iond.ng.
Idaho. and StAnSacld. Oregon. today
U-ccl Senator F"ncn"" !" civ" INST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09

icrtrm Nj -- II" ,;":inlf lie ..-
gni-> - We r"rhrai'"H> 'p'i":'n' u'''''
'rt. l..uGuu To- Berlin u; D.'!""k ~ -
!. I'nrnuurl Arc Were pi,'I>rd 70 go away.
1....lr ,'nartnr" waS without n !d"H!. -
,umhs- "r residents. most! G"rnI@t Il
r,~;,.ut. T London. beng e: th" >t.,-
ton L. SOC :h"w Oft
nr. Waiter S!Wuns. ';"rmdn :"t' !Sn
munster. and head ct Ike Gc I"g;lt."n. and
M.Irr General Won S""rh' GermLn 'h."t
90; san. stood brSd" N" Train - hr
I..lo'ugrap,,rd RI" G"ruAa, Will pr"'
,.... from r>trrd. lI"iclum. - E"-.in, "i'
=, ,u'. .i.i rOr->tup train.
The train carrying ~" ';""ru.,u IL 10 .
latr, truir I.Onh"I, h;td IN boar. a mum g
| rr 90 R~.:i~h r"I,"f ~"idi"rS rru"""!'n.;
g., IN no Hr.t:sA iur.'s on 'h' Ru.n-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Greeks Take CdptiveS
In Attacks On Turks

,.&.n> March -t;",.k airano"
guards r,}r n.,Ui,'"d "a" h,!Gh'" south
.rf brtnu..i. ,.rnrG!T" - an arm! 'om
'uIni.ir' frN3G SIEl rr"r They hH' a
.f,Hnu Spulr u".Su:trrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Americans Not Participating
In Coercion of Germans
Allied Occupation Beyond
the Rhine Received With
Surprised Non Resistance
By Inhabitants - French,
British and Belgian Troops
Have Invaded

S>"idort. March 5. Tho aGm:n,S;ra
NNC ~ The newly occupied territory W.
nT =" sam" as - =. pre- sent apHhrd D."
n" Rhinc.and. German officials AM!
employees Wi. carry on affairs d",ur'i-
:DS To German laws and r"guiat!ou>. but
uah'r ihr genera! 'Cg'r"t nf ~" allied
troops commanders. az puSs-ldort hv
the French Genera. GHu>hrr" and a:
DU.$hurg 10y tac Belgian General Bu-
:r.!i1.
Though nothing ha~ been Gef.u!;riy
settled regarding the method OF collect
}nE tive customs. beyond the emp oHm"n'
Ct IN" German tariff officials. = - uu
G"rSt"cd iha: IN" Am"r.caE~ w.3i not
rar::ripItN. Som" arrtaE"mru's viii hc
"ui"crd INTO wa"r"hy III" allied troops
wi hr allowed :" draw aN !!nH HS.uar
L"- u front Os th. Am"rIrar area q.
"''G ''It;oa IN order - ulAhr Il Con,IuC
o"S tariff 'Iu" along n" Rhine. ah"u,
thirty h:l"mutrr~ east O. the river. with
II" rr:rrI,G' headquarters - 'hr bridge
h";v!S Of MNyencr. Cobleaz. Eo."Gnc and
Dusseldorf.
Gemrans Surprised.
rG>,".Jorf. Mar,h 'B: 'i' A~>o, -
lci prr>> -t'rrn,.h and BRUSH ,u'-
Ii,:r> .,"w over I'u-SA'Irrc TINS after
noon. Wa :m."d .a'"r> W." nE' -
T. n, guns We're tnk,TE positions "r th'
bridges and roads ami ~ thc important
factories. The Inhabitants o: II" c:'N
"aH no, been prepared by n" nc" >adprr~
for ~" determination "f IN" n.''"S I"
q. sIpy additional t;"rH'Hr territory. aN!
w"r" surprised tA.< morning. az day.
h-.lN "a -" i;'iu" boats Tr"r.rE r"":G
,,u.! 'outl ~ the city. .oudcd with lroO;-
mi wa: r!.s'""ir'S.
Hr'i.~.. tanks .ud .aya,ry landed :"
~, cvr:... and French artillery ond "''-
.i',""~S l.nd..,l :" the south e.! 'l' ','N
Tn. \n.I"- French forces TT,S"G arulNG
hj~>";Lori. waite ii.,:.Iu lrfnn:r,
" u...', had concentrated ',>',r'iaH ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Rcd Guards Arrested

R.Ca Mar. \ Several Red army gen
sralS. la'o dispnfrh"S saS. haN" hr"n ar
rested ~ rr'rOrrah T"lrGraphi" COM
municat;"n Is interrupted between Re-
vn1 ana PetroErnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Otch Are watc hfoil.

r., IIa cue. March H.-,K= Ii" A~-".
r:tt.d TrrsS S,--Thc Dutch rol "ram"a'
ns much of NolIaadS comm"rrli Hr"N'
rc-:t. depends on the Rhine d.StT1''. =
watching closely any eir"'t tho ai'"d
n.cupI;iun uf ,hc region Or N" ;'r"'
POSED customs collections W.. have "r
Du,rh :-adr.
Wr.i" losses may b. incurred thr"TGN
fCoaHnued on Page Tsn.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09

west virginia-Rain and colder We'd
nssday; Thursday cloudy and colder.
ohio and western Rain
followed by clea ring and colder, WednsS-
dav: THURSDAY fair. continued cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09
Taxation Or Tariff
To Head Legislative
Program In Congress
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
b Tho IntelltSeacer)

Wa>h.nr;vn. Marcia Preside n:
Tiard;'.E rgH taken counsel 49, leaders
o. me s'nats ami ;he hoU-r - -
Nh"lh,S the ;sN TIL rr III ;AriT sha;.
r-...ra.' 3" -. ,'s:$ia::," program Of
III S""rin' session q '"rcs"S$ 10 b"
.nny-r.I rN<t month hu; !; Will be
Warren iIa-dIar who W. has ~ rrtky
'hN d"rt~:On. traEasS today ~ eCnlc or
~. senator's 1CI representatives vino
at,rud.-! ,l,. Wait" blouse dinner r"-
vents = NAr,..v II upiuIOn% ..S - y r'-
wao h".:"NH H"iE!rG an b" don" IN n"
Ma ~ ADJUSTING tar" Schedules uui.!
Z : dchHit"iv kuOwa how much money
viii y" ay.:i:,bie through taN0t!rn. o".
= other words. until = ;HN biz $a, -.
Factory 20 ~" "arrOUS interests A.,
..as:~cS r' i,rnrl" 3" NT"r.,t di~c,oS"~
iuw rlU~h mor"r rI| be safely r;'UG;"d
apo" trr Cuy"T0m"U' r"NcuE" Th"n <
= rnrt"Nd,l IN, tariff h:!' "an ~
Famed aud nru''c::oH c.N"n irr">p"'-
:.>" nt r,nSrdr-a;"HS - rrv'au". Fer
10, .nUS.N her" Nr, ,rrrrrn> ~ 'h'
l. N3.,d states WHO N-,:.t 't"lW i,tw
wr.;;." tn:,: VII 80: A.. S>ur.iv EINT
'hr Er'r-uiU-'' rNH,n'" "G' o. Cr-'L. =
~. 5"d',"-. bar "}i'a w'i ~ Nn'"T:"ar
.''u~'"s e. .'.ra," - con.rr'a wi'h
overseas goods
Cost OF Living.
70. quc st,oa ns va. =. a., -."."au.
w. ~ 20 cr'tlu"d "I IMPORTS :
rnn-...,"r. ;.,.l ur wlrh IN" G-oat..r ""N
.,ra'1"u 90: '"sN,uc :;,\"~ on product
,1a' .r,." .n', ,.' ."~; t i''t"E l.:
- = ,'nh, "nw. ~"r'" - -" lens .hn'
wuuia N.,r. :, h.. '.tN'I IA 4 tnr,N h.li
.rlG.-'~ budgr'. >.tr ru.'u'~rrS - ,on.
-.~..~s H~";,." 'E.,' -. G,."'.; b. .i"~'N "d
's""@E" '.;H"~ 'u"'h.".> vi ,lN~:i'n
so:h..- 'a,- :A. rar.T
l. 4 z nj 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-09

tcoaunued on Page Tsn0