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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

STATE HOUSE ;
BY @. II. EAST

nj
char .,St"n ". ~. Nov. 49, '"'"
mines IN san Jose. costa Eira ana go"
IRA, \,n.-j,-, ,rs 81 hr "Stabl' shed II!
tie Sarra Famiiia Gold Mining com,
rrnv. wh:rh was granted Il charter OF
INCORPORATION hl the secretary ~ s'a'
prin,ipa, offices u: the company are L.
hc located at FAirmont. The company
* .auii.iizcd at $l.uu".u"0 and the IN
cnrporLturs are Melvin q. Srerry. lar
enre II. Sporty. Villa ora Bowers. car.
W, Eer and Albert l.. l.ohm, all Oh
clark ShurG. Harrison county.
other charters were issued by Secre-
taly Young tn the following:
Industrial Loan company. Nharlfston'
$4,000: Edward Manuel. Alexander Lon
con. T.. A. PrIthard. J. W. Turner ana
H. & Allen. Charleston.
Faith coal company. Iniontown Pa;
opera tons in Marshall county; 355.0oO'
r. W. lawson. 4. n. Williams. II. l..
ROBINSON j. IT, Kerr. John L. Robin
son. all OF Uniontown. Pa.
Lutz IMmher company. Mill Creek.
Randolph county: $4,000: II. +. Luz'
F. 4. Inosbrrry. II. II. Allen, ElklnS;
John H. Miller. Beverly: L. 7. Walker,
Edgely. W. Va.
Ciuetz Soddlery company. Ransom. JET
'GrSOn county x0h."V"' IH'Fke n ''S'"'
Hiram A. GoetZ. Roger & Rssl"r. ReNa
q. R!Sslcr Ransom: Forrest 4. Brown
Cherries Town.
Union supply House. Fairmoni: mai!
order and retail general merchandi
$ln.r0N: Sam Miller. Frank p Dalton
clarence stark. Harry On"rd. Celia II.
Riggs F'a!rm"ut.
II. X. Baker Il c.. % McIAin Build
Ing Wheeling: brokerage; capital stock
not given; II. X. Baker. William J.
RraddocK. ]. Frank Rycott. william
Wrs,wn"d and N. f. Baker. Wheeling.
kenna cooperative Fair Association.
Kcnna Jackson county: II" capital
stock: 6. p. Stewart, J., &. Greene. j. D
Corbin. = NJ. rorhln. VI. {. Simmons.
Kcnnn: II. T. Greene Fairrian. G. &.
Counts. Kentucky. W. Va.
SisterSv!,le Cemetery Association. Sis
trrsvtlIe: no cap!tal stock; o. l. LAGER.
9 = Schupharh. W. J. Mccoy. J. ].
Mc ny. w l.. sutton. j. L. Flynn. W. J.
Ncvcns, hwHnd"r. T.. A. Durham and 9TH
crs. $iS.ersville.
|Icrr Fork Realty company. Wf'''am'
shn; 5000: A. F. Leonard, J. r Smith
W. n SlaNen. J. r. Brown. +. +. Nc
Elroy. VILLA mson.
Southland OIL company, Wheeling
! SO. onn: Wright Hugus. 7. T. l.antz. W
! J. Cr;tun. l.. NJ Bauer. A. NJ. Davis
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
To bedutify your hair

lather which softcns the scalp and
reaches every root and hair cell.
This lathcr loosens the dandrutt
scales, disIodges and dissolves them.
leaving the scalp and hair free to
function beautifully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

This free l5-cent trial bottle con-
tains ample quantity for one luxuri-
Gus shampoo, no matter how heavy
YOUR hair. Use it and watch results.
See how soft it makes your hair.
and how fluffy. Admire the attrac-
tive, well-groumed gloss.
Notice how clean it leaves Your
scalp. how all scurf and dandrutf
are completely removed. Ordinary
shampooing doesn't get these re-
suits. The are due to palm and
olive oils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
Hellis Lsa White

Funeral services VIII h" hold This
afternoon at 40 "'c'p"k At tho homo OF
tho PARENTS. Mr. ard Mr. John White
Pc,hany i'tkr. fpr l!,t's Nell" Lee. sew
en- weeks Oh. who died Monday after.
noon al one o'clork fnretmen; will he
mad. IN SION" church cemetery. In ad.
di,loa 70 the parents. the child IS sur
viveI by several small sisters and
brothers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

THIS morning 1t NJ. "iiS Main street
funeral services vii. -" hold FOR the
late Mrs Minnie l:lia-. ~ho died Sunday
morning 4, SGrth Wheeling hospital.
REQUIEM cieh mass will be offered I'M
mediairly following 1T the Chur>h OF
our Lady ~ NJ. Lebanon and burial will
W made N MI ;'a,varv cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

The road commission cCnhuCted
hearing on tAe request or lGilciHh c"un-
" citizens and others for an extension
Of ,ha Midland Trail into Raleigh ana
Summers counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
We Blended
>alm and Olive Oils

ici 49,. massage forces it into the
tissues oil the scalp, leaving it health
iully purged and clean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

s.. raul Ntnn. Nov. ,--iicrh"rt y.
rale'. 80 treasurer c the MINNEAPOLIS.
&, riu' & Saul: Sta Marie railway COM
rary. died here las' night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

The state supreme court awarded a
writ Of error III the case ~ Angelo
RADIO 'hio against |. Katzrn. appealed
from the circuit r"urt OF Mcdowell!
county. The case Involves tn" payment
for shipment ~ "Oft drinks. Both
Tvrties 1" ;he controversy are retailers
Of soft drinks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
Softening cleansers

Olive oil possesses soitening quail
tiles which neutralizc the drying e.
iec,s Of washing. Palm oi. contrib
utcs body. richness and lasting
qualities.
In combination they produce
thick mild, profusc. penetrating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
Howell Rites

Services were ronnIrCa for tho late
Donald. seven year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs jesse Howell. No. l16 Eighteenth
strc"r Monday morning. followed by
requiem high mass at s.. A,phonsUs
Cathoi.r church at O'Clock. lrtermcnt
was n.tde in Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

A manufacturing concern n cleveland
communicates with its other oN''e at
PITTSBURGH 10y wireless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Vernon, yes with Ala hana for ;h'
number - !.''t-ratts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Othciols Of the state department ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Application OF the Glenvllle Natural
Gas Company to Increase iis rates
charged To Gas consumers At Glenville
ard vicinity was heard yesterday by
the public service commission nt the
rpitol.
The commission entered an order
authorizing the Wet Virginia Central
Gas Company 10 discontinue rs service
at BROOKLYN Heights. Tucker county. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

Examinations for mine forem"n ana
fire hnssca will he conducted by the
state department Of mines Mt Logan IN
November 70 and 80. II was announced
Yesterday BY r. NJ lIambie. chief OF the
department.
The examinations will permit those
who failed to take the recent e1nmina-
TONS and other who failed in the last
,os,s to again enter the examinations
for certificates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

4 written opinion made public HrSier-
day by the attorney general, sa!a tnat
though under the law state "'iilHI
can NOT Join any voluntary association
and pay dues out OF tho stat" rXrchse
recount fund he ian have the dues DILL
Cd direct to the department ana nave
them pad The law. he said applies
only to officials and their employer
and does not apply to state institutions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
Cnscs to Go to Grand Jury Dec. 10.

PETERSBURG, Dee. 9.--'rhe TWO
negroes hold in Dinwiddic for the
murder OF Deputy sheriff John Kelly,
several weeks aro, Cyrus Jones AMI
John Bailey, Will probably not be
given herring. but their cases taken
up by the county grand jury on De-
ccmhcr 10. IN case they are indicted.
county officials say, the negroes will
be given Il speedy trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

want others To conduct themselves
toward you." said Senator Shields.
Charges Hnsuit BY Looks"
.'An insult can no glyon by looks"
Senator Watson shot back, wheeling
quickly again to. face the officer. "lf
no looks at me again that way III
slap his face. / wont sit here and
be bulldozed by these ofiicers-by this
bull-jawed brute"
Major Coc!cu rocked straight
ahead at the Senator AS Chairman
Brandegee endeavored to get tho
proceedings within orderly Senate
bounds. After repeating his COM
mand that the Senator sit down or
leave. Chairman Brandegce and Sen
ator Watson had n fiery exchange as
10 just what had been promised In
keeping officers out Of the room
while any of the latter's witnesses
We're testifyinG.
Finally. the chairman shouted to
tho Georgia Senator, asking il he
wanted the officers sent away, and.
on being informed that he did. they
were told to get out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
'rRINkLE APPOINTS
COL, LEE AND HALL

tContirucd From rage Onc.)
one OF experience. according to those
close TO the Senator. to carry out his
IDEAS of business Administrations
MIR Lee was eight years Commits
.lnner Of Fishcrics-nnder Governors
swanson and Mainland the records
.,hnw he carried Virginia 10 the pin
l.aclc in both oyster and finnish out
nut ana revenues The appointee Is
wcll-known throughout Virginia.
Nuvirr been IN ruhlic life many years.
lie Was educated as n civil engineer.
and spent his early years in con-
struc,ion work In the North and
Texas
r. Returning TO Virginia thirty years
ago Mr.. Ice entered the newspaper
;ield and also took M the study OF
water life later becoming president
OF the National Association OF
Fisheries commissioners. He has
many times bcsh callii before the
state ana ra-+oufl legislatures for
expert testimony and he framed the
statute now existing between Vir.
g'n'a and Maryland us to concurrent
i.shin. control OF the Potomac River
and Eastern sounds. The compila
ti"n In 1910 of Nirginia's scattered
fish ANA oyster laws are also largely
the work 81 Mr.. Lee These have
heen copied in large par, by other
Atlantic Const states
Put pirates" 10 Flight
u was during Leg administration
That tho dredging pirates of the
Potomac were put out o; commission.
hnG ais ono Of the most dramatic
and nearly tragic, episodes in Nir.
rinia occurred. This latter was tho
'mb.ng Of James River tonrers
il, protest Of cucroachments BY
+ planters % the States public oyster
beds WIN decks cleared for actiun
The Commodore Maury" faced num-
hcrs NJ Springfield rifles the militia
II Richmond and NC~'olE We, "slccp-
on th"ir arms F." but due TO the rca
condolences OF leaders on the James
ana ih- 'art Of Lee serious blood
Shed 90. N-f-in ans waS avoided
Hall Gradunir 81 Inv.
Joseph H""kins Hall, Jr. II ports
% mouth Who win succeed Jnh,
Iiirschb"r- as Commissioner IT Lain,
on March / is the president OF tbr
virginia Federation OF Labor. IL a
snip craftsman by trade. having bnon
AN cmpluye Of the No-fr,I. r,,.,
? yards FOR years He IS a gradua,r
"i ia" though he mas never prac.
,icei tha' profession. ana - also a
Mason Of nish rank MIR Nam is
ABOUT 50 years of aye ana r,c,nb.,
OF The Portsmouth CITY council, Il.
- ~ director IN the stat. EurL -.
Pofismouth. ana secretary az IN. &
h9claiel Char!tics ~ THAT city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
TOPROBE WORLDS
ECONOMIC STATUS
Lloyd George Asks BRAND to
Conference at Chsqucrs
Court.
DECEMBER 1919 is DATE
Farley VIII Involve Thorough
Survey of Economic Sys-
tenn of Every Nation.
By Rnlph II. Turner.

United News stan Correspondent.
LONDON. Dec. 9.-Thc world s
economic situation, involving no,
only Europe. but America, has been
thrown open TO allied consideration
by Lloyd Georges invitation TO
Ar!stide BRAND to conference mt
ChcGuers court from December Is
To December 10.
This conference will he but the be-
ginning OF an inquiry into every
phase OF the worlds financial ius,a-
Duity.
TO Make Thorough Survey.
II is reliably reported that the
British Premier told Minister Louci,-
caI who has left for Paris TO con
vcy the invitation To tho French
lead THAT he desired not only TO
discuss the Wieshaden agreement.
nut 10 take UP the financial situa-
ton on a broad basis. involving n
thorough and world wide survey OF
the economic system. the siabiliza-
zion OF exchange, and other allied
subjects.
Closely allied 10 these will he the
prohlcm OF Gcrmany's probable de-
- N''t- az l''S ''A''iN Va Wv ;
separations instalmcnt. this serving
rs the genesis OF a movement to-
wards an open conference on eco
monies. which European statesmen
had previously hoped would be held
1T WASHINGTON.
Conference To liz Hrond.
The United News has information
from an authoritative source that
Lloyd George and BRAND intend 10
arrange for q further conference or
q broader scope. either initiated hy
the supreme allied council or con
s!sting of specially summoned
gathering OF entente leaders witt
the United states represented.
1t IS believed that Lloyd George
Las succeeded in convincing Louchcu,
e.. the wisdom OF revising the Ger
Innn reparations' terms. not ncccs
sarily as TO their totals. but in ,heil
terms Of payment. Louchcur already
las Indicated n favorable attitude
towards revision.
At the CheQuers conference thu
British delegation probably vii! in
cludc Lord Curzon. Sir Robert Horne
'hanccllor of the EXChcQucr. and Si
Basil B!ackett, Controller of Finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

ana Sir James had q two houra' pri-
rato convorsatlon In tho Premier's Of
iioiRl residence In Downing Btrcct. II
, IL believed tho conference will con-
tinuo tomorrow and that they will
DO attended by other Ulster officials.
Today's conferences are said to
I have been on the muttcr OF cluc!da-
ton OF tho treaty ana not CONCERNING
tho granting OF any concessions to
Ulster beyond what nro contained In
tho treaty. rigid term Of tho bar
gain with tho Sim Fein IL undrrst TODD
TO have been that Ulster shall obtain
no other terms whatever than those
In the treaty and that tho ministers
pledged themselves that neither now
nor hereafter Will Ulster, il she stuys
out. get the fiscal and other powers
mat are given the South. 1t is
stated that the Sim Feiners would
not have agreed. but for the promises
they got IN that respect. The idea
OF the Sim Fcincrs is declared TO
have been that the only chance TO
get Ulster In was TO squeeze her in
by economic Inducements.
Collins Also Big Factor.
Less attention is being paid to the
situation of Ulster than previously.
In view Of the wcighticr question OF
the elect of Eamoun dc Valera's de-
cision against the treaty Arthur
frliiith IN determining To stand by
the agreement is asserted to have tho
support of many Of the most infiucn-
'al men in his party, while Michael
Collins Is expected To Carry All the
hGhtinE elements among the Sim
FcIntrs in favor Of the treaty. Will
nam CosGrovc. who also supports MIR.
Gr!nith. in his position as minister
Tor the local government is in close
touch with all bodies i'm ireland with
which he has great influence.
These various influences are en-
p"cted 10 override the extremist see
iion represented, for instance. by
Lord Mayor O'Callaghan. of Cork.
Yho. when the treaty was first men
toned to him. exclaimed, lis that
what we fought FORE" John WALSH
one OF the prominent Sim Fcincrs,
and Liam Ruisitc. members Of Par
Lament from Cork CITY. both are
siding with MIR. Griffith.
Altogether in official circles in
London hopes are running high that
the treaty is safe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
WATSON THREATENS TO
SLAP JAWS OF OFFICER
Fiery Georgian Tells Commit
tee He Was ''Insulted
by Looks"
TURNS MEETING INTO UpnoAn
Verbal Assault Made ON Major Cuchcu.
Attached To General Stnn, Who Had
Not Testified ana Had Snid Moth
ing IN Case.
tBy Associated prcss.I


WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.--Thrcats by
Senator Watson. Democrat, Georgia.
10 slap the face OF an army officer,
sitting WITHIN touch of his elbow.
threw the meeting of the Senate
Committee Investigating charges that
american soldiers had been Illegally
hanged in France into an uproar to-
day and brought Il quick demand
from Chairman Brandcgcc for IA ser
Scant-at-arms TO prevent any physi-
al clash.
For moment tho utmost confu-
sion prevailed. Above the din OF
shutting feet. as some women hur-
ried toward the door. the voice OF the
chairman. In strident tones, com
mandcd the Georgia Senator To sit
down or retire from the room. Bang
ing the table with bare knuckles. the
chairman soon restored 4 semblance
OF order. but there were many heated
exchanges before the meeting broke
up until tomorrow afternoon.
AssniIs STAR officer.
Major George w. Cocheu, attached
20 the general stan. was the officer
on whom Senator Watson launched
his verbal attack. 1t happened near
the close of Il brief. but turbulent
meeting at which Senator Watson
charge that the committee eat n
secret session had prejudg"d" the
case was characterized by Senator
shields Democrat, Tennessee. mem
Der of the committee. as untrue and
wholly without foundation.
The Senator's attack on Major
Cochcu hit the committee like u
crack of lightning. There had been
no intimation that anything Of the
kind was impending. Major Cochcu
sitting next to Colonel walter Bethel
General pcrshing's judge advocate
general in France. had not testified
and his friends said later was pres
cnt In his official capacity AZ chic.
OF the legislative branch OF the gen
cral staff.
Onlccr Docs Not lint nm Eye.
Suddenly swinging on his feet AM
shaking his right hand within two
feet OF the majors face. the Senator
his voice pitched high, exclaimed
that for two pennies Id slap you,
laws" The officer did no, bat al
eye.
Instantly, Chairman Brandcgcc wa:
on his feet, calling for a sergeant
alarms 10 protect the officer from
IAN insult" Then, declaring that h,
himself had been insulted, senator
Watson announced that he woul'
retire from the meeting.
/ Taking hold of the situation, Sen
I utor Shields declared the committee
desired Ia proceed in order. and suS
restcd TO Senator Watson that n
had not been insultcd.
I'VE expect you To conduct your
self here in the same manner yo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

mocting OF tho Sim rein Parliamen,
next "wednesday Ia Insure ratilicu-
ton OF tho agreement by substan-
,ial majority.
Tho headquarters STAFF OF tho Irish
republican army Ia supposed to be
behind Michael Collins. also slyner
of tho agreement. In which case Il
majority for ratification would be
certain. since large proportion Of
tho Dali members are men who at
some time have belonged to the RAINY.
Should Il considerable majority sup
port the motion for ratification. ana
thus vote against Eamonn de Valera
IL ts thought probable that he with
stand aside" and let Mr.. Griffith
make the best OF the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
LOOK TO Dali. EIREANN
TO SUPPORT GRIFFITH
IN RATIFYING TREATY

Continued F~om page onc)
dominion scttlcmrn; as applied to
ireland
Prime Minister LLOYD George and
Premier Sir james Craig. OF Ulster
held Il long conference today, which
wns participated in at various times
by other min stcrs including Lord
Chancellor Birkcnh"Hd. Austin Cham =
hcrlain and Winston Spencer
Churchill. Nothing was made known
tonight regarding IN" results of the
conference, ar even whether there
would be a further meeting or not
II was supposed, however. that the
conference had To do largely with
matters Of france.
During tho afternoon LLOYD George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
STATE OFFICERS SEIZE
BIG STILL IN CAROLINl,
ISpccial to The Tlnes- plspntch. !

ESPECIAL 20 Tho TImcs- Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Dec 3
y 300-eallou capacity moonshinc
sim and 1000 gallons or mash were
discovered by state Prohibition OIL
GERS Brown and Gravcly. of Rich
mont. in raid in the Chilesburis
ncirhhorhood. in Caroline County.
The officers. who We're detailed for
investigation by Prohibition Commits
sioncr Harry Il smith. Swoopod
down on Il farm and uncovered the
mammoth disti!ling outfit. The pro-
hibition officers stated the farmer
was not placed under arrest, as
there was M evidence TO conncC
him with operating the still. The
large quantity OF mash and the still
were destroyed by tho officers. APP
pearanccs indicated that the still had
been operated Oh a wholesale basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
ROCHE EXPRESSES Full.
FAITH IN NEW PACT
tBy Associated Press.

CORK, Dec. 9.--Liam RoiSi,e (N l.
liam Rochc), Sim Fcin member IF
the british Parliament for Cork city,
said in the course of an interview to-
day that the terms of the treaty be
tween ireland and Great Britain
would satisfy an overwhelming mass
of the people. "Thc confidence W.
had in our delegates has been amply
justified" he declared.
He described the withdrawal of tho
british armed forces rs Splendid" as
it-would lead To reconciliation and
amity OF the peoples.
Wisdom dictates that Ulster
should enter the free state, whcr,
she would be treated not alone witt
justice. but with generosity" MIR
Roisite added. but IL is essential tC
give the settlement effect without
delay"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
DUBLIN VIEWS SITUATION
WITH CALNlElt ATTITUDE,
icy Associated Press.

DUBLIN. Dec. 9.-Thc sensation
following the revelation Of II split IN
the Dali Eircann Cabinet over rati-
iication OF the Anglo-irish treaty
yielded to more calm attitude her."
tonight. There seems To be ground
for the belief that Arthur Griffith
who headed the delegation which
signed the agreement in London. viii
have sufficient following at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

Change In Schedule. r.. T.. & l.. Il. n
Commencing December nth, leave
Main street station, Richmond. 5:l5
Il. NJ. daily. instead OF 5:I5 l.. M.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
st. Paul's Church

Holy Communion at 7:I5 ~ NJ
sunday School and Bible Classes at
9:iJ 4. NJ.
Morning Prayer at II A. NJ.
MUSICAL Prelude at 7:45 u. NJ.
Evening Prayer at 8:l5.
At the / O'Clock service the rector.
Rev. w. Russell Bowie, d. D., Will
preach on Contemporary History
ana Its Nindication of Christ"
will he THE Christ Who Comes
Through Happiness" sermon based
on Dickens Christmas Carol"
The New York herald., 1921-11-17
VOL. LXXXVL-NO. 79-DAILY.
Pennsylvania Station
Busiest Subway Point

N ISTINCTION of being the
/ busiest station on the sub
way system. held In turn by
the Grand Central and Times square
stations, now belongs to the Penn
sylvania Station. 1t was brought
out at yesterdays hearing on the
transit situation that within the
last few days the sale OF tickets
and the number of passengers who
board trains at the Pennsylvania
have exceeded those Of any other
station in the city.
Chairman McAneny Of the Tran
sit Commission developed the point
as an illustration Of the quickness
with which new subway facilities
are used, Pennsylvania being a new
subway point. Grand Central for a
long time was the busiest station,
but it gave way to Times square
when the West Side and shuttle
services were inaugurated.
The New York herald., 1921-11-17
CHINA PRESENTS FAR EAST FORMULA;
EXPERTS CONFER ON NAVAL LIMITS;
CUT IN SUBMARINES OPPOSED BY IT, S.
DOINGS OF THE CONFERENCE
AND COMMENT FROM ABROAD

delegates led the
East problem by presenting statement asking
~ territorial integrity political independence which
appeared to be acceptable to Japan.
An impression gained headway that Admiral Beatty
may make counter suggestions.
The United States British
a ship year programme a o
marines.
marked disagreement found the mission
the question accepting the Hughes
a nayi
sentiment in
the Washington will
trade through money
tion Of
Italian exhibited dust referring
remaining
Is principally interested
France and Germany the lions Of Europe
The New York herald., 1921-11-17
uKRAINIANs COMING HERE.

BREMEN. Nov. 1s.--Two hundred and
fifty Ukrainian orphans. whose parents
were victims In the recent revolutionary
activities IN the Ukraine, are booked TO
embark for New York on the steamship
America.
These wallis made the trip from Danzig
10 Bremen on n small boat.