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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-07
Council Refuses t0ASk
For Recall Petitions
Effort by Captain Otto to
Facilitate Recall is Blocked
By City Hall Clique-Bren-
nan Given Help to Fight
Recall in State Supreme
Court Of Appeals

When Councilman W. T. Otto offered
n resolution IN council last night which
would instruct City Clerk Howard c.
! J.anc TO certify tho recall petitions To
city council. one OF tho warmest argu-
ments ever taking place under the
present administration followed. Tho
motion was voted down seven to four
bv the administration force in council.
Tho following resolution was of1ered
by Captain Otto:
whereas, from reports published IN
the daily papers II appears that 5000
citizens and voters Of the city OF Wheel
Ing have petitioned for a recall OF the
entire council Of said city. under their
rights as citizens-rtghts given them
under the charter Of tho city OF Wheel
ing: and
whereas, this report casts a doubt
upon the square. open. honest election
of every member Of this council. and
tnterferes with the Advancement OF the
city and it's best interests: and
"Whereas, no technicalities OF any
kind should be permitted to obstruct or
stand in the way Of the peoples rights:
therefore, be II
Resolved. that the council OF the
CITY Of Wheeling. in, regular meeting
assembled. do hereby instruct the city
clerk Of the said city OF Wheeling TO
Immediately report and present tho
said petition for a recall TO this council
for such action as this city council may
desire to take. (Signed)
wv. T. OTTO"
Councilman A. l. Krcss asking for
the floor, asked Attorney J. II. Brennan
What effect this action would have with
the supreme court Of appeals. inasDnuch
as action has been taken already b, tho
(0onttnusd on Page Tourtssn-)
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Washington Dec 6.-The senate
finance committee Quit work tonight
after days discussion OF the foreign
deb, bill. without having reached an
agreement on which the measure could
be reported TO the senate. Further con-
sidcra;.on OF the question was post
poned until Thursday.
Tho house proposal, placing the power
Of negotiatlons OF the basis OF settle
ment Of tie war loans in the hands or
a supervisory commission OF five MEM
bcrs. was the stumbling block which
upset tho plan OF committee leaders
20 have the senate al once begin WORK
on the measure.
II was understood that several Repub-
licans were Inclined to support the
amendment Of Senator Simmons. OF
North Carolina. u pklng Deocrat Oh
the committee y would limit I
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warmly ApplAuded.

The audience. whtch Included the
rabncI d!plonat.r corps. and many
high officials besides The >oreIgn dele
cations. also responded warmly when.
with man'ros' feeling. tho president
urged n,d for starving people OF Russia
and prorO>cl q R!f' o. zen million
bushels 81 corn and one rni,!ion bushels
OF seed Rra!ns
Prrsruia;'ou later "f r.ore detailed
viows "n :he shipp'ug situation "? :
promised by me cXcruilNe u de',arI. :
that no opposed ahroEa;:"n o' com
merc!al treaties pro- lied ~ he Jones
act. SpCh abroKatim he said. would
cause chaos" A suggestion for plan
Of "rcimhurscmAnt To ship operators
was accepted as an adlanre statement
oc his previously announced views as
20 ship subsidies.
Tho presidents recommendations 5
were received by Republican leaders
with widespread expressions ~ ap-
proval. although some declared that one
or more OF the executives proposals
would be difficult II not impossible Of
carly enactment.
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Washington. Dec. Claw entorce-
mcnt is the quick way OF setting law at
naught. while the sureht way OF in
stilIing respect tor ;he law is TO v!gor-
ouslv press lis enforcement, Colonel
Guy D. GoH. the assistant 70 the at
tcrney general declared tonight nt an
address at the First Congregational
church. here before the National Law
Enforcement convention.
Tho ,aw." Colonel Cor said must
be enforced as il is conceived and
written and always without fear or
favor Ard bring the pledge tha, In
80 far as Il lies within the power OF the
department OF Justice 10 execute and en-
force the Jaw Of the land. thcrc VIII he
no backward step. no retreat, In pre-
serving the constitution and carrying
out the mandate or tho people"
Good government, he maintained, re-
ouircd good citizens constantly at war
with the yiolators Of the law. as the
Mad men ar" combined and 'he Eood
.!,izens n-e divided. "We must leg!s-
late and prosecute. and draE'!"aNH
punish" he said, but principally we
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-07
Good Citizens Must Be Con-
stantly at War With Law
Violators, Declares Assist
ant Attorney General,
Former West Virginiian

Colonel Guy d. Gorf. parts OF
whose notable address on law
enforcement appear in todays
Intrlligencer. Is a son Of the late
Judge Nathan Gofr. He Ia n
Motive Of West Virginia. but
long resident in Milwaukee,
where he served as United States
district attorney with dis
t!uguished success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-07
IEGA7Es SEEK ACCEPTABLE
SUBSTITUTE FOR JAP ALLIANCE

canvass OF senate opinion could Dc made
IN the midst OF tho negotiations. how
ever. presents stiN another puzzle.
"aentlemens Agreement"
"g.nt,cmcut's agreement" "r 'un-
GCrS;Lud.uE" /" tIAt d!p.uinai,c .n>iru-
mcni were used 81 'he place VI a treaty
would not :eqG!ge senate confirmation.
but President Harding and other "iH-
CialS Il as administration hai" !nu!-
rated r"pcr;"I'y that t&cy do n"' pro
pose 20 take s;crs Witch senators mlshi
regard as !guOr:ng l.n s"Ha'rS '.a'H
10 Iart:rlpat" n i'icCuI' ono. puir."8.
All ur these "unsIdcra' OUS ar" beng
weighed CIrctIi.y by taH i"T'!c" deic-
gates who desire to Lave tHc n!tcd
States a party - 40 NEXT pa Eastern
concert OF nations. There haNc been
Indications MAT ,.ie other powers con-
rcrned would prefer tha; the agreement
be put into the form of 4 treaty. but
il remains 20 be seen how far they VIII
press the suggestion when 'Acy under
stand fully the American constitutional
system.
Meantime some clue t. help solve ;Ae
riddle may be given in Ia" near future
10y the senate !tself, Sp"ru'R:!on as to
what course tlc u"gN'3Hiiu.s Inav 'nke
In growing among senator's as t"ey
cuur together for III" N"H session. and
several have !adira'cd that 'u"y might
secs ;u n senate d"hat" :" hiring the
qu"S' on oc an "nt"u'" mare ,uNSr!ru-
uusiy before no pThlir
Naval Ratio at standHdu
Wh..c tri- i,l..s' co. IA" NaSn.HG ton
cont"rrnre Is ,.". c.or.ar. ilr naval -a;lo
Negotiations ST. "r" ~ s'a0ds'!lI
While tie JaIarr.r d.."E,;cs wa' for
Ttl. syl
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DEFEAT
OF THE ME|GHEN
CANUCK REGIME
PREMIER LOSES OUT IN
HIS OWN CONSTITUENCY
Liberals, Under Leadership
of Mackenzie King, VIM
ners In Landslide

Ottawa. Dec. 6.-Premier Meighen was
defeated in his homo constituency, Por-
tage Ia Prairie, Man, in tho Canadian
general election today. HIS opponent
was Harry Leader. Progressive
Returns received tonight indicated
defeat Of the Meighen government and
p landslide for the Liberals. led by w.
L. Mackenzie King. Seven members OF
tho cabinet were defeated.
At II O'Clock tonight. Senator Robert
son. minister OF labor, conceded the de-
rea, OF tho Meighen Conservative gov
eminent.
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SENATE COMMITTEE NOT ABLE
To AGREE ON DEBT MEASURE

power Of the commission. Some Demo
Gratis. however. were said TO oppose the
Simmons amendment. and the Nortn
Carolina senator has called . meeting
OF the minority members for tomorrow.
at which time he hopes TO have them
decide on united support for II.
Mr.. Simmons amendment provides
that there can be no cancellation or re-
mission OF principal or interest on amp
OF the loans. and specifies that the in'
ter.st payments must not be dslayee
lonEer than July OF next year. ThO
amendment provides further that the
United States shall not permit inter-
change of bonds OF tho debtor powers
in payment Of obligations. except In tho
case Of newly created governments. The
commission would be left disoFstionary
mowers in dealing with debtor govern
1,n1fs except as to the canosllatsoA sr
esIon Of tho debt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-07
PLUCK WINS
Newark Paymaster Swings
Bag Containing 800 on
Heads of Bandits

Newark. y. j.. Dec. 6--S~inBinG
bag containing sl.s0o. as weapon
julius Nonnema ~Ecr. hookkeeper for tic
Newark embroidery works. today routed
,wo highwaymen who attacked him with
bla kjacks.
Nunnemachcr VAS returning from the
bank with funds for the weekly pay
roll. when the band!i5 confronted MIN.
Although staggered by u bow on the
head he put them 10 fight. Then he
stumbled into his office and collapsed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-07
BANK ROBBER KILLED.;
BANKER IS WOUNDED

Portland. Ore Dec. 6.-One bank rob-
her WIS shot and killed and S. H.
Newhall. president OF tho Bank OF East
Portland. was shot in tho stomach In q
holdup OF the bank late today.
Another robbcr was captured after =
chase A third man escaped. F. w.
Ait. cashier. shot the robber who was
killed.
Police reported tho money taken by
tho robbers was recovered. The amount
was not announced.
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DEATH
IN WRECK 4

Philadelphia, Ia. Dec. 6.--The death
list as a result OF the collision Of Read
ing railway passenger trains at Bryn
Athyn yesterday apparently stood a;
twenty-seven tonight.
Thirteen OF the victims have been
positively identified and fourteen others
known to have been on one OF the other
trains. nre still missing and believed
to have heen killed. Nine bodies and
several fra Ements OF bodies remaining
al morgue were SO horribly burned
tha, Identification virtually was impos-
s!ble. Several OF the injured were still
in critical condition.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT WITHOUT
FEAR DR. FAVOR. GOFF'S IDEAL
German-born Wives Of
Doughboys Given the
Best Accommodations

New York. Dec. Tho frs; d"tach-
rncnt or American troops 10 L" sent
homo from the army OF occupation IN
Germany consisting of - officers ani
600 men. arrived here today ON the trans
port CaU;!GnN
Accompanying the so,d."r were h'-
tecn furmer service men whose enlist
lnents had expired. a"d number or
arny nurses and civilian employees.
The ships best accommodation were
occupied by - German-born wives or
American soldiers. and eight Rhine
babies.
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SHIP ASHORE
Shipping Board Steamer
Mobiles, 1862 Ton Vessel,
Goes on Florida Shoals

Key West. F.a. Dec. 6.--The shipping
board s'camcr Mobiles Is ashore on
American Shoal Light. IA mi,"s from
here. according 10 report brought here
today. The coast guard cutter Ta.!a-
posa was said 20 be Sta"ding BY and cu-
deavoring 10 hoat the Nobies. which IS
SIS? ION steel vessc. operated by
Likes Brothers OF New Orleans
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FLEXIBLE TARIFF SUGGESTION
OUTSTANDING IN THE MESSAGE

address frequently. especially from
hUISc wcmhe~S. wHCn 10 discussed
topics ~ administrative p"ii,A. and
with "Spccia' vu'Ulur when 10 advanced
his n.an rur a "'bUmal to weigh DIS
pl'cS hriwru ,aplral and ,abor. and
declared tin !a,d- organizations sh""n
no, Lc permitted 20 exact Umfair terms
Of employ "cul OF suhjec' the puhi" &"
actual distress"
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THE WEATHER

wost virgtnih-Gensrally fair we'd
Monday; Thursday unsettled. possibly
SHOW or rain; not much change in tam
peraturo.
wsgtern PennBylvAnia-PArtl cloudy
we~ 1ny nnd Thursday, becoming
unsettl> not much change IN tempsra-
SulN.
Ohio Partly cloudy wednesday,
somewhat colder IN southwestern por-
tion; Thursday unsettled, probably snow
or rain.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-LaunchtnS Of
Tho new session ut congress vas com
pIcted today with tho delivery b. FROST
dent Harding Of his urcniag address,
at a ioiu, session Of the SeAR;" ana
house. made notable hy IT," Urcs"nre or
deloga,cs 90. ,he armament limitation
conference.
Proposals or n neSib,c tariff, ad-
,us,ab'. hy lnc pr"s!den" tho 'at'u
commission or an industrial tribunal
and FOR constitutional amcndmet 10
Etop tho food OF tax-tree securities
were tho presidents outstanding state
monts on domestic affairs.
Turning 20 the international Ned. tho
president said OF the armament iNmlia-
tIon conference; "A most gratifying
world accomplishment is not improO-
able" He also urged enactment or the
measure for funding tho allied debt.
nrono,ed food rener' ror starving
Russia. expressed satisfaction over l"o
nations being az peace. and held o"'
,romise OF aid 10 tho world In war re-
storatiou.
hearty reception va" RiN"N me
nr.sidcnt by what was said 20 DO "r"
OF ,he largest audiences ever damned
into tho house chamber DcmuNS;r2-
lions OF n rul minute each occurred
whsn he entered a 1880 o'clock, anu
again when he concluded Al '.9H. ne
entire audience standing ana apP'aHu-
INK Applause also broke Into MS
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1OO KILLED IN
OIL EXPLOSION

Rerlin Dec. s. -CBy the Associates
T~rssn L ~ reported that one hun
the rcSun Of the explosion OF m oil
;au& n the Nobel dynamite works NJ
Saariou!s. Rhcnish Prussia The works
arc burning.
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Former Editor Succumbs
After Auto Accident

TLrichSville. O. Dec. { 6.-paNid |"
TAYLOR uf Roanoke. formerly "d!t'r or
the News al Medina, d:ed today from
Internal injuries suffered last night IN
an automobile acC.arni
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DEcAPIrArEp BY SAW

cu:rbrr'and Md. pcr. 6.--Wayne
Jardc- or OldIown. Md. wax dccapi;atc tod
late today when J." fell into rero!v.ng
gaw ut a saw mill. above Green Spr!nS2.
W. Va. whore ne was employed. Tho
BODY Nas removed 20 Roinn"y. ". Va.
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FOI]RTH MURDER TRIAL FOR GRIFFITH
- - Rm ~ - EN EM
CpnturieS-Old An0lO-IriSh Quarrel Ends
$4,000 OF THE STOLE N PROCTER JEWELS
FOUND IN DAYTON; PAIR UNDER ARREST
w w Hm mE I'll Hm III

worth OF ew"lry said 10 b"
residence OF Wlln
a
police have confessed /"
Proctor forced open "
the Jewel were ckepa locked i cellar
Victor elou
rho Kansas state according police
when theyent found him asleep
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Prompt Response.

Prompt response came :" portions OF
ihe pres .don"s recommendations. I'M
medatcly after the Joint session, the
senate passed n hill. urged by Secretary
Hoover, .: The department OF COM
Continued on Page Fourtssn.)
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The President
Dissatisfied
With Tax Act
m IN III Mm III III MR
Hy DAVID LAwRENCS


w5sh.rr,on. De- 6--l'r"S'd7t Hard
rr's add-exs 20 co2g"oss IL ~ Macy -
sDc-,s one Of the most "cwar~a''e d"rH
,nep,s ever sen, b. thc cNe'Ut'" 10 the
.er;xlat!v~ branch % III" g""r"m"nt
remarkable Cor the many $nsi''an'
circumstances which haN" mae nH'es-
Sary an anpea, for the solidarI OF poll
-, uarttes in AWcli'1 rs VII rs the
nc, for more executive poer. W!th
the promise that t Will be rudent'E
cN~-,iSed s,
NJ. Harding djdn't mcatt"'the Re
,.rh'i,au MARTY nor did he me reter-
Snce ~ the a Srl. u'tural BIC which
.Nrsoteus TO become an tnSUrEt move
,rsnt not unlike the idm"' revolt
yvhE.h ed to the Ts sft-Ro"ScNesp IN
,Qio The fact that IN" prrSnt de-
,ofr6 the very beginning or haddre~S
- 4 piea for party harmony against
.r-rirro!tSu: - due To- IN" teIaSE ~
,he opriru,iural west a@d SOUTH CaI'r
,s AGAINST the manutartEr'AE a. an
i,~rStr.,,N tho hold whirh IENQi:' as
,,cu .s Reuublicau. leaders MN!th"r-
- bat anon thcir respective 'oweTS
- ,n. same polit!ra. party IN 'SreSS.
PRESIDENT Harding has seen Nt"n
~ D,n,urrlts and Sepua,|S2n%coine
- noXcrfu, a. u 'rr'c t"c N'N'caN
,tmr,ty TO accept \ ;aH rcE'% bill
- which Mr.. Harding. with rTcter-
.s,ic Srankness. now says NO wa Ne
'nsinccre II he accepted reSPoVIitN.
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soos Controversy.

rnoueSuonabiv there will he con
,~nyerSy over each one OK these teQ9SSnS: tQc,:
,,rnaty congress has shown tenuenSS
~ 80. q, the giant OF power IN inc
rs, raS~. Contention Over the scconu
,as been gotnz on for several moMSns; S!nJ
NJ. attitude OF congress on INC 'hEu
49, rot Vet rvyStaiiiZed though
'Ga advocates of nigh protection see IN
= menace to the performance OF 'he
,rrs which MAY be granted them. .,
Tbs whole tA,ng will afford test o.
W Earding's .ntluence with 'onSrsSs
dis political friends ar" pred,ct.nS Ing thSt ,HSt :
n. vii, VIA ou, hecaus" thel Sr',r,| SHS r,''' :
80 rrurrcsSiuua, elections appro"y.I
,hcv vii De held next o'emnelr,I Etl, ,nr a.,
,.,d,r,y o. members wilt De 70 tH" n3. ="
On party lines ard the support o. n'i. 4 ~
,,.,bi .r.n rxc,.,;ttve ~ sc"NlnS ''"o'''
r.',,,,, 49,. r..rir..t.un. IN the Other nan"
no ngr.rultu~al group KEGS ta!*'nS
,,ou; Supporting H"puDiranS 4l.,, ana Der" ",rn.
,.-,,s ,r-cspc ,I," 81 party ms p'"
la me ,pr.riau ILeA "f Legislation $
u 'rs candidate = p."t'"ru'
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Nratio Problem Thrown
the Ba c k ground
1ruple Agreement Dis
d, With u. S. Attitude
Stery

Won Dec. 6.--tBy The Asso-
"iltss The effort 10 mad an
o''" suLstitn,n Cor ~" Anglo
Jarl,,ou,r htS 80 diverted the
after NAM 90" the arms delegates
IS !. even tn" Question "' ne
"A'a ."mporar.Iy into the Oaok-
grou
Boz Jupaueye and tho British
na'e desire to include the
ln;'". n hay entente t@at may
r"p.2t ta!,!anc.. and i tentative
drIN consideration by SON" OF
the Euts concerned would pro-
w." .adrup.r Arrangement. also
VIA. .arc heea tho attitude OF
-" VI Delegates N the behind
'.'-,'t ,'...l .a.s. having 80 do
VITA 'rv.. remains = mystery.
|"n S't.nu that no eNt"nt" sag
S'~''''m.,,r" before tHcu o."
\. ..,.-.r.tI:5.r~ Si",dfas;!y
-. .'-' =. ;.uh.... ~ ony way
-" "H -" American rarG";pa-
10" .aI ,&r""rn":u - 'G.rd!nE
Their way
IN rc rn authoritative
"\i''' .''s ." American }i"wr'.'I',
~" "''.a gt.u"I hy IA" dole
"''''S '. - ":-,. ;nnt Ia" Am""'.
''a '''' t,.- -" '"".'1E 'H"F
"'N N'..,s., HS the, 500. ="
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Not Satisfied.

-,, yopld suEgcs, !ns:Dcer'tysays
NJ. Harding. ~ | NN3VCSScu wNStS
a,,.o-d with every eNpreSs'ou de"
-, our roll calls" and a sentetrur-
,bAr the president tells what - his
Ind when he adds. Later oI"en
other problems arc solved ~" .tNa
80 recommendation about reed
o,.jd.ratIon of our tax program
.rri.i Ia the first public lndlC2ueat
N- Harding isn't satisfied win 'NS
.iii which congress pa>seu anu n
.,vn.d, There Is. Of course. a.
We S discussion OF sales TAX
-, n,athod OF taxation aItoSetnert
Nr UardinE's address 10 'T,isS d,scoS
Inc outxrowth Of eHecuti.s nsI6,
,,Si.h has been known on the ms"
..rcral weeks and which mas JUS'
80 , head In his mcSSag
rho president feels deeply OF .n
-, OF the AGRICULTURAL oIoS Suu
-. /, .xerted It's influence IN t"e
nr ot the tax bill and here - MS
~ believe the political part! "a y,
.,na,rI assumc Responsibility. deter
Ni,u'' ',"icies in tho conference W
prr,,Ism.ntS conventions ana Incn .
rnr arhjsyement through adnere"N
.rhIs vas the doctrine ~ moU,
,,.,., tNn except that the latter
neyed In the Junction ~, - T.,
.,r~s!deut AZ the party 'eaufr 49, st,t,
Or ~ party policies. N'cW w., 49,, ;,
H,rding also shows signs ~ "N~N'
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Sees Prob bility Of Most
Gratifying World Accom-
plishment" in Arms Farley
Urges Food Relief and
Debt Funding

Tho full text Of President
uarding's message appears ON
PaEe : Of today's lnteil:gcnrer
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Marshall county for tho murder OF
Henry Lewis. The jury which convict
ed him recommended iit" sentence
Afte- bitter agn: In the courts, Graz
A,h was taken TO Point Plrasan; and
tried for the Killing OF Ira Eoush.
Again he was found guilt and the
Jury in that case recommended the lie
penalty.
Gr!ffl;h IS said to be the only Wan in
the history OF the country serving
three lro terms FOR murder. and now,
unless n Writ county jury ATS az
{ercnt,v from The others bet"r" w!'cA
Grtrfth has been tr!ed 4 ~ possible
that no may receive the four sentence
TO speud the rest OF his i!.e NJ Mounds
Vile.
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No pictA6on-

rA. rre.ident made i Gear In''
~, 10 desire TO enrr"a"h upon t"H
naive branch Of tho S"\erNinc"S :.
-" Girtate" 20 congress. but thls me- e.
~, GO rnntatnS the following re9nes,s ~
.roro authority and power :" '"e
...o ,SSr = now possessed. x
FIRST the r;Gh; !" "egoHaIe ~ NJ" Fund
.ISr governments concerning Uc ,rn,,
81 var ,l.Ht~ NJ. Harding prom
sss that rc wiE submit the aSreet'e,
rs,rit.d to congress i'u' must not
,indyrcl BY congress during inc neg
lIalious. ,brae prc
,is;,,s ~ the Merchant Marlne A.
laen. passed ny q previous kspGor',I,C pi,,,,S
.onx~sSs. which requires the NJ
Sr,trs 70 aerouuce certain trea ueS W Wl,,
nnifir; with the authority. ~ our S'
..rme,t ,o grant reduced duties ] O., III
- '",.-',S ~ our shores IN N"SSc
,I.:ny .ne American flaS. ..:,
Th'rd, ,hc right OF the eXecu,,F"
,.rdla me permanent tarHt Il
80 ., - PASSED =" that rates may
,dinSted 70 meet unusual ana e nan @
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rHE INTt.Li.l q T. \ CT /

Has the Largest circulation OF
ANY Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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FOR r Cd A Y

Generally Pair wednesday; THURSDAY
uu.strl.d, probably SNOW or Rain
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Ulstsrs Attitude Uncertain

Approval BY TIE 'mpcria! par.!amen
is q foregone conclusion. az the govern
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-21

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING helps you to select that needed worker from among All those available who believe that they can serve you el- ficiently. Your choice will be re- stricted only by the number oI people who see in the position you offer good opportunity for advance ment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-21

ly the most prosperous in our his tory
 "Our club owners are more than gratified with the attendance" Mir. Heydler continued, they having in mind the general business depression and. knowing that baseball patron age is fluetuating and dependent upon weather conditions, quality of team play and the character of the championship race. Baseball, as a sport, is in good wholesome shape. It's finances later may be affected as have those of most other enter prisesY Paid attendance at Boston to date despite postponement of five of II scheduled games, is $500 more than all of last season. In recent series in Pittsburgh and St. Louis is equalled approximately the total for the 1920 seasons.