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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
SIMMONS COLLEGE Z.
P RE|DENT VISITS.
FRIENDS IN CITY.
CHEEKY REPORT CONCERNING
POPULAR CHURCH SCHOOL
MADE ~. INSTITUTION
HEAD

Prominent among the visitors In
Amarillo Friday was DR.. j. ID. sand.
Ter. president of simmons College ~
Abilene. who had been Ia clovis where
hc' addressed the New Mexico state
IAymcn's Convention. Tho visitor
stated that the Clovis meeting was well
attended and that much enthusiasm
In manifested concerning the program
of work Tor the ensuing months Of the
year
DR., Sandifcr In addition to being prcsl.
dent ~ the College that has been
making such extraordinary progress
under his leadership. II president II tho
Baptist General Convention ~ Texas.
and Is one ~ the most prominent
churchmcn of the state. Responsive Ia
questions regarding To the growth ~
simmons College from representative
- The News. DR. sandifer snld;
"Our Institution In In u nourshing
condition. our student body II large
and excellent work II being accom-.
plished In every department. Like all
81 the Christian schools Of this portion
NJ the United StatoR. We have been han.
dioappcd through lack Of adequate build.
Ing facilities. hut this " being over.
come. 4 friend In the 0il fields has 70.
Gently made. us gift ~ 100000 with
which 10 erect u fine arts building and
dormitory. This greatly helps ~ and
We feel that no gift could have been
morn timely.
when the buildings that are provid.
I'd for In the most recent Gift. are view.
I'd In connection with our new science
building just completed at cost n
approximately 100000 Il may readily
ho realized that We are getting In far
better shape for handling successfully
the oycrlncreasing number Of students
being enrolled from yenr Ia year"
In Amarillo. Dr. Sandifor expressed
pleasure by reason of visit with for
mcr students ~ the Simmons College,
and other friends who are interested In
the institution OF which he IL the d.
rCcting force.
The visitor spoke pleasantly ~ ANA
rllo. and expressed the hope that he
may have opportunity tn spend more
time here, during d future visit III
Told of The progress ~ Allbcne and ID
impressed with the belief that the Tay
lor county capital In destined 20 he q
city II fizeable proportion in the reaS
onahly near future. lie II an cnthusi
asst along the line Of Christian educa
tion. and statos that unquestionably Abb
l,ne Is well supplied with institutions
through which this may he had, with III
Simmons Baptist College. the Metho
DIST College. and the Abilene Christian
College.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

the entire city as possible. The Com.
mission also had In mind the conven.
lcnce In hauling afforded by this par.
tlcular lot. In that refuse can be- haul.
ed tn the location Of the plant without
driving past any residential district.
merely by following the streets parallel
Ing the railroad tracks.
"The persons from whom the city
proposes a. purchase the property for
the location of the plant own consider
able other property In the immediate
vicinity and were aware nj the time Of
the intentions " the city. There "
only one residence locatcd close TO the
proposed location II the plant. and tho
present BASEBALL park cuts of the view
~ the cily'a 10, from all residences
south and southeast ~ the site. Tho
action IT the Commission was taken
with full board present and with
unanimous vote.
Respectfully.
CITY COMMISSION or THE CITY
OF AMARILLO.
LON d. MARKS.
by J. Il. Trolinger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
PANHANDLE TAKING
PLACE ON CIRCUIT
FOR GREAT EVENTS
MANAGER Robson ANNOUNCES
WORLD WRESTLING STARS
FOR BOUTS THIS SEASON

I've are fortunate IN being lined up
on the circuit with the Panther Ath.
lotlc club. Fort Worth. with Or. VI. G.
Norton. Houston promoter, and John
Mcintosh. the III Paso promoter" Dc.
ciarod Carl Robson. manager of the
Panhandle Athletic Association OF Anna.
rillo. to representative of The News
saturday
Continuing Mr.. Robson said. I'VE
are glad ca h. able 10 state that we
have definitely lined up with George
Stevens the Greek champion who won
IN" $500 belt In Fort Worth. when he
vanaul-hed Bull Montana at the Coll
scum In two straight fans In thiriy.fivc
minutes Stevens will be here about
thu last ~ May OF the first Of June. and
isrues challenge to all corners AT his
weight ~ 1850 pounds, ringside.
Amarillo wrestling fans win also be
pleased Ia learn that In addition In the
freefor.all challenge issued By tho Greek
champion. that Pet Brown. VIII return
here and viii meet stevens under the
handicap rules OF the game. the encoun'
ter being 90 finish
"promincnt among the stellar nttrac
lions listed for Amarillo under our cir
cult connections. are Stctcher, Caddock
and Lewis Istranglerl and these vii
he making their appearance about thu
last OF June. But We will not have e
wait for these alone. for we contemplate
that another hatch Or real attractions
win he available In advance Of the dates
Indicated.
"Our organization. IN addition 90 such
events as the one staged In Canyon
Friday evening. are planning number
cf bouts. concerning which announce
men,s win b. made from time to time
30 that the athletic enthusiastic o.
whom there are many In Amarillo. ina,
keep we'll informed"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

though Waco II eighty miles farther
Southland w the disturbance he starts
viii spread.
Mr. Byhrs' remarks concerning the
Texas Chamber " Commerce quoted
above only proves cur position that
there are different Interests Ia be- rcrv'
ed, and In attempting 10 force a Fort
Worth man upon West Texas and the
Panhandle Ia louk after traffic inter
estn. West Texas Chamber Of Com
inercc IL covering too much territory.
Respectfully.
lIAMi1N PALMER.
Traffic Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
BUTTER
SHOWS INCREASING
SALES OVER STATE
HBCORD N sTOREs GIVES IN
SIGHT To POpuLiR DEMAND
ron CREAMERY PRODUCT.

The Increasing popularity ~ Mistlc
toe butter nnd the service given by
the plrgly wigrly stores was again
evidenced by the butter sales report r.
,cuiN published by the riggly. wigglS
Slorer.
The four stores comprising the ANA
rillo district which include the two 10
cal stores and aor,s NJ chlldress and
Wichita Falls stood sccund IN the en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
ms ERECrED At PORTAL
special 10 Ths News.

rORTALEs. y. a.. Mar. 2e.--t
Meeting u the Chamber o. Comm
/ was decided 10 build new sci
lulding for rortales thls summed
.nnd issue fer this purpose win bel
,eGorr the people az an early dat<
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
CLOVIS JUDGE MAY M
m RACE FOR SENATE.
spseIsl 70 The Ns~s.

special 70 The News.
CLOVIS. ~ NJ. Mar 90. Judge sam
q. Bntton ~ Clovis. Judge of the Fifth
Judicial District, n being grnum"d for
the race for United States senator next
September. According Ia the act ~ the
recent legislature. the governor may
call special election Tot choosing a
successor To- Albert u FAN. who resign
cd recently 10 accept cabinet posi-
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27
yOENiiN DANCE.

The Brotherhood Of American Voc
men plan dance NJ l. q. q. +. Hall.
Thursday April iiih at $50 y. m. Al
members invited, and invitation cards
can be- gotten 10y each member nj Barns
Cash Grocery. Admission Si.iO per
couple.
L. y. SHEPPARD.
Foreman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

The average daily water consumption
Of Greater New York In 600 1000 900 gal.
Ions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Ku K|uX KIan Now
Fighting Red Russia
Many BoIshevik Officials
Taken From Their Beds By
Night Raiders and Hanged

Warsaw. Ian. io.--(By thH ASSocatFd
Press The insurg"n. upriSlngs IN inc
region of kicy are reported 10 haF"
reached a stage whrrc the BolSheNiki
arc rushing up fresh troops 20 deal with
rhe situation. The peasants arc said TO
br organizing 4; various points between
kicy and Odessa an;; -bolshcNikt mo-
rlcntS which arc spreading among 'N'
I'kraiuianS, who desire 10 ire" lhe u'S-
Ir.ct from Soviet rule.
The insurgents arc being aided ny 'hc
yo-callcd "blackhand, which Is ueSI' i"-
cd AS being similar 10 the hu hIuA
Khan of the American Civil war perioo'
hiring composed Of unidentified persons
who are carrying on night RAIDS VIII"
inc principal object Of riding the coun-
,r, or Soviet commissars. Several COM
,o.ssars have been taken from tn"N
.h,ds and shot or hanged. and their iieu>
tenants in a number OF instances "'
bccn warned 70 leave the diStr'e' anu
never return. -
Virtually all &C tn" railroad line from
L.,r, 20 Odessa IA said 10 be controh'"
hy the insurgents. but in" BoISn"E'h'
Man 10 attempt TO regain con'roI OF u
-. .oon as their reinforc" nrnts arrive
Ti,o insurFcrts have been victorious III
several encounters south al n,'N'
have reached the suburbs OF hleN. Ne'
forces are on the way 10 that "''s -
nrcvcnt it's capture"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
MOB SURROUNDS
JAIL AF FTER RIOT
Four Whites and Two Blacks
Wounded In North Caro-
lima Clash

Sorl,na, y. e., Jan. "3.--EcportS "c-
nclved here f-on, Warrcnton shortly b"-
sore r1idniSh. 81 4 mob had surround
cd tho ja! there where thirteen negroes
arr hold charged with participation m
;he race riot hero early today. Several
shots were reported 10 have been tired
and the mob was said 10 be closing in
Iaround the jail.
Tho mob vas said 10 be composed
chiefly Of persons from this place who
wcre bent on lynch'ng al least two OF
tnc negroes held, on" Of whom was
Pturmer Bullock. alleged inStgatoT or
he trouble h"r". Negroes in tn Warren
'nr section. which IS only four miles
from %ori;ua. were reported 20 h" arm
nS for the purpose ct preventing IN"
/! nchtng.
Authorities hrrr and IN Warr"nto0
we're said N have sent request 10 COY
Hrnor MORRISON 1t RaletgE Tor state
:-oops Tn" nearest trCs"ns arc a. Hen
Lc-sor. S,Ntcrn mics away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
NIGHT RIDERS
WARN FARMERS
TOLD
NOT TO SELL TOBACCO
Threats of Violence and De-
struction Of Property By
the Visitors

I'N;"Si"n. NN" Jan. -. 80 ''' -
Stturda; Uiglf visited farmers Il kdtt
~, Ly.,,,,,r l,,.s, ..i warned .N,ai
=, ,,,.,-,.,..
"o' - ""' '''! '.'''
until price. W"r' h'Shcr, aC'"rdI"S /"
-.no-,. rc,r.,-I hero ,0u.yn; tic -c-
.. ,,...,,. S..-'r,c.
''' 49,
!2rlisi" and f'rn.h%Hoh'- ~" '.'''
the growers were warned 'hat Ih'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
KEROSENE FIRE
FATAL To SIX
EXPLOSION FOLLOWS
USE OF OIL ON FIRE
Author Of the Tragedy, Fatal
" Burned, Runs Half
Mile for Help

Washington I"ur; Huu>'. O. Jan ="
l. <, mr,rhrrs Of ,hc family Of James
,,r.f,, Ir.,r.. r,yrt,.n mites north ut
,., ., a..,b carIy -n,.
"'''' ,,.,u,,.,, ,b,i, r,,,o
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h' h'' '"''""'' '''' ,,.,..., .,,-,L
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start " N"''N'''
IN" H"'u'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
~ J. =. KKKD

Special dispatch to lntelNgcncer
Charleston! W. Va. Jan. 23.0Capt. ].
g. Ni"kerson. of Wheeling. state COM
mandcr Of the American Legion, ar
rived in the city tonight with other
members Of the state legislative com
mission of the Legion in tho interest OF a
number Of bills which will BE- presented
at tomorrow's session OF the leG1sla-
turr The bills to be presented arc the
Legion Boxing bill, a measure to oppose
Il Is said. the Otto bill; tho soldier re-
lief legislation and a bill authorizing
thc presentation TO all e1-soldicrs Of a
West Virginia service medal.
Oppose Otto Bin
The boxing bill provides. As DOCS the
Otto bill. for the appointment OF 4 box
ing commission. II provides however.
that all OF these three commissioner
shall +. members Of the American Lc-
gion. and that none of the bouts to be
held under their direction be given ex-
cent under the auspices Of the Legion.
The hill further provides that the
commission shall serve without com
rensation. and in fact that outside OF
the pay given to the boxers, referee.
physician and attendants M -'nney shall
eb paid out Of the gate receipts other
than EXPENSES incurred in putting on
the bouts. The receipts arc TO be paid
directly into tho hands Of the Legion
and will hn used In caring for soldiers
disabled as the result of service in tho
world war, the proposed measure pro-
vides.
state 1Isdals
The bill regarding state medals Is \
measure which in It's general provisions
merely follows similar legislation In
either states. II passed the state Will
Snrropriate funds for the designing.
striking off and distribution OF \ medal
tn be given all men who saw service In
tho late war. Tho medal will he Of
bronze. to be designed by appointees of
the state commander Of the Legion and
the secretary Of state.
The last bill is one regarding the pay
ment OF sum Of money to aid in tho
care Of disabled veterans Of the war and
provides that forty per cent OF the
amount now paid by the Sationa! gov
crnment shall he given by the state II
addition. No general bonus IS provided.
Major Wright HuEus' and Senator J. \.
Bloch Of Ohio county win present the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Harding Headquarters
AT Marion Destroyed


Marion. O. Jan. @S.--rhc residence OF
Gorge L. christian. Jr. next 20 the
7onr Of Pres dem eject Harding. and
uscJ hv him as his headquarters was
rcstroycd ny nre this morning. All cam
.paign documents stored in tn" building,
although somewhat damaged by water,
ere thought 10 have been saved. The
desk at which tn" rrcsdcnt-clect net
in conference with the best minds ~
tho country also Was removed from IN"
burning huildrng hut slightly marrcd by
tho namNS
The fire started from an "vcrhcat"d
furnace al time when the house vas
entirely unoccupicd. no members Of the
he4douarters STAFF having arrived fo'
tho day. As soon MS the ol1z" was di'-
covered, flrcm"n and headquarters eni-
moves carried out spondcncc and
records hut strong wind scattered the
papers in all directions. N' of thcn'
are thought 10 have boon recovered,
however.
M decision las h"cT reached here
.e 70 whether uru"- headquarters Will
tse established. the proba billty he!nG
thai word from Mr.. CHRISTIAN. Mr. Hard
'nG's secretary. Will l." awaited.
The dana 60. iinat"d n; H"'o"o' -
said TO be covered by Insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Franklin Produces the
Record On Judge Payne

New York. Jan. @3--P. A. Franklin.
presidcn, OF the international McrCan-
tile Marine company. in a statement to-
day declared that Judge John Barton
Payne, former chairman of tho Shipping
Boarl had hcrn Informed OF an agree
tnent between the company and the
British government to protect British
shipping interests.
Judge Payne, IN letter. 20 Senator
Jones of Washington, denied that he
knew or Sueta-an agreement.
Mr. .Fr,,nklln made. public letter
from himsclc TO iudg" Payne. dated.
dated November -. 1919. IN which the
terms oc'ihe agreement wCr" Ss' forth.
as we'll as orJs signed by ~" chairman
ackncwl"dC jnS3 receipt q: ~" 'c;'or and
thanking him for ''." lNfVmat'"n.
senator Jones. vino j. chairman ~
the Senate Tomn"rr" committee. n?s
rharged that the international h"rcan-
''lc Marine company Hsd entered 'ni'
~ agreement with England - NrSuc
II" ''rol:"y injurious >" Ii" British me-.
cart;lc marine. or % Rr)i:Sh irad".
Mr. I'-ankltn dcn'cI that An'cr!c? \
SlipS would BE- subject IT,. Or affected
hy SuCu IN agreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
CAPITOL FIGHT
CONES UP AGAIN
IN THE HOUSE
ny J. H REED

SPECIAL d:>rntch 10 Intelligence
Iha -inSron. ". Va. Ian. g r,".' 'nd'
," Charleston To~ -"'"Di or - tNr cap
.,ui ~ make Il G"sNerac' ".in~i IN Non
GAY - retrieve the -cr"-S" ,hry suffered
'nS week wh"H IN" Sta'h"7S amendment
10 tn" NctT!nt.c resolution for -" ar-
pvintmcu' e state Cap'.". commission
provided tha' 10 d"nn'" action h" taken
by rrN comm iSsion until ~" j"E:s iatu-"
- the pcoplr settled the location of the
car'loi. The charleston Advoca t"S VII
Temp; "a l3,v" ~" house rescind that
part ur t. action restricting -" "om-
rfse,or II ihrl fail n tho h"uSN they
Plan - renew IN" hatjl" whom III" so
luton comes w for senate action.
Although "cvcra. upstate house Nom
Sr-e may no, m in ;hcir seats Monday
Delegate Stathr-< 8 confident The
Charleston plans will not 60 through.
Both sides held conferences tonight
and tho capitol fight is Increasing in
bitterness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Medals for Americans
Who Fought With France

Paris. Jan. ca French me4S..
commemorative Of the great war. the
yesign ~ which was announced today
= 10 ne awarded TO all Americans and
,:ner members % the allied ;o:ccs "ho
sryed six months in thc r-envA UNITS
r n the welfare ur;iS. Including mem
rers OF the Red Cross. tae \. NJ {. a..
ne knights o: Columbus. and other
'-kanIztiions officially accredited 10
he Frrarh army.
The n.,dA.. which probably Will be or
bronze. w1S designed by AcNandr"
Aor!on l. a.ars on the bar the en-
W-eathcd mv;'". PRO P9tr.H- on one
s.dc or .!rc nl,.ia' '> the ie'rnste led bust
OF a woman rrpr">ea;;nG "Ni"tory" witt
sword and IN ojtN" b-anCn. GA the
rsNerSe side sN"ircl:nE ihc media. are
the words "R~puo. 3ru" Franchise" and
In he cCntr- nc n ,,'rtpriOU "'irande
Guerre 1alt-'s;&"
TN- meda y e" u" gwen ~ all
Prenchmsn who were unf"- '"~ co'c-s
,rd to pAaes officer u'''I"- h,rrjgsr,.-
0rrt and mar" nuvl'7-' 'n-aa-s. For
.'.1srs Mus -uNn''' ,r~r f.ra'rs 90!
.he'r cover NJ ~rrr ~ "r,!"- 20 o"t..i
the mecca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
HARDING HOUSE
BOAT IN M|SHAP
Pokes Her Nose In Indian
River Mud-Crowd Cheers
When Craft Released

o-c,o,d Ecach. Fla. Jan. % nc
h,uecboa, Victoria. on watch prfs""'n'
sIec, Harding is cruising down inc '"'
diap river. made the first stop OF "c'
,o,,-c nj Ormond Beach TINS aver
noon and discmbarkcd her passenger
ro- two hour motor ride along INK
Florida East Shore boulevard. INK
.,np here. and brief tir-up. when tnt
Victoria tried 10 80 tnrnugh tne VT
rond drawnrdgc were the only Incl
dents on the leg Of the houscboat our
ing n peaceful Sundays sailing.
Taking advantage Of perfect weather
she pushed ahead Of her schedule ano
when She tied up for the night sn" was
within 4 few hours OF Rockieog"
where the party expects 70 go ashore
sometime tomorrow for a golf match.
Drove to DaJtonA.
During the autsmobile ride Mr.. Har
ling and his companions drove lntc
Taytona. eight miles from hfr-. ane
brought hack Senator tumnTns o1
Inwa. who has been at n Daytona hote
and who will make the REMAINDER OF
the houseboat trip as member OF the
vacation party.
Under n hot sun. the Presidcnt-elec
came ashore wearing white woolens and
a straw hat His visit attracted little
attention. though the Victoria docked
within = stones throw Of a big tourist
hotel Details Of his vacation trip had
been kept confidential and only rev
Of the guests here learned OF his ar
rival until after the Victoria had
beaded downstream again.
The Crowd Cheers.
Tnn trouble at the dra aUbridEc &C.
-urrcd soon afterward and held UP tho
Victoria for more than an hour. She
attempted the passage ~ 700 sha
point and stuck IN tn" mud in such
4 position that the bridge could NOT be-
closed until her littlc engine rad
forced way out inch by incn Mean
limo moro than a score Of automon'les
were h"id uN and crowd Of several
hundred gathered on tho bridge and
rh"ercd tho housrboc; whom she finally
"H;r.cat~d herself. At no time wss the
Ni"tor'a IN dangerous nosition and
a'th"ugn hcr ruddrr was aiiEhily dam.
aged. her master said III" injury was
not serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
O'CaRaghan Surrenders
Today for Deportation

Norfolk. Va. Ian. 2S. Dorai n'Ca Nag
han. lord lCayo- o. to~N. vii arriN "
h"-c tomorrow - CanCCl his pa7",' win
INN grafton author ;3c, his counsel
lWdS" Jos"rh T. Law !"s$ announced TO-
n.Sar. Q'Ca I.aShar was an" TO-DAY but
missed the host or which h" had made
4 -rNuSemsniS 70 leave Washington.
The ord mayors u"xt move VIII de-
pNud upon the attj;ud" - tho INN Era
'."r Officials. IL No :s ci."R tn" priv
lcgaS accorded other Scamcn. il IS tnoi-
ca:cd he-c that hc VIII quietly ship on
some friendly vcSS"l Wctrn viii end"aNrr
- get him safely through Ii" Rr't;S1
Gordon around ireland lnder tho labor
department ruling. h" W. no. b" r"-
Tu:-"d 10 sail until read! - sign on rs
IN able seaman" as he is nov rated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
STRIKING MINERS IN PROTEST a.
AGAINST THE USE Of FIREARMS

Williamson. ". Va. Jan. IS. Protest
against the alleged possession OF arm,
by others than regularly constituted
authorities about tho plant of tho VII,
lams"u tuol company. East Williamson
has he"n made To JudE" Robert n
Bailey. or the Mngo circuit court. and
to Colonel Herman Hall. ComrandinC &
federal troops in the Tug river strike
district. by David Eohh union lea der
ii hccamr known today.
Colonel Hall and Judge Bailey Do
"l"r"d the matter wa under adrisement
max" statement.
Mr. Eobh International representative
In charge Of tho MinGo strike. made nc
tested against the pr, s"nr" at men
about a plant whom hc said. werG armed
according to reports reaching him.
Scene OF Shooting.
II was learned through the Coal
Operators Association mere. however,
that 7. \. Hutty. superintendent Of the
Williamson mine. has assured author.
itics that he had no knowledge Of men
pa SsinE to and from work armed. which
il was said was one Of the charges made
TIL" Williamson m!nn was affected by
the strike called IN July but resumed
operations shortly after the federal
troops came into the district last Nov
"mher Tho power house was fired into
by unidentified persons January ~ and
guard Of soldiers was restored. Again
lhr mine was the scene Of shooting
Of short durotion the night of January
10.
No one was wounded in eother dis
turbanc- Precautionary measures to
protect property are in the hands O
sheriff P!nsnr.
The MatewAn Trials.
Williamson today was again the mecca
tor many persons interested in tho Mate
wan battle trials which were postponed
last week until January :6. CouseI for
the state has bcen busy for several
days under direction Of lohr :. Marcgm.
or Huntington arh James panron. nj
william mSon "Nan'ninS witnesses n or.
DIR to cXr"di'" IN" trials II - rSii-
mated much 'ir'o will hr sayod hv th's
procedure instead U: taxing several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

paris Jan. @%.(Ry tho Associated
Press. The meeting ~ III" supreme
morning at II o'clock n tn" Famous
cluck room o. tho foreign Office. where
the p,ena-y sessions OF rho peace. ar"
held is regarded in France as second IN
importance only TO tho DELIBERATIONS
from which cams tho treaty of N"T-
satl,"s The duration OF tho new minis
;r % Ar;stidc BRAND. !. Is generally
understood. will depend on this meeting
and the results the Premier vii! b." a"'c
- bring from the Council 10 the 'ham-
be- Of Deputies. The genera! feei'nS
oSe- the situation IS optimistic.
arsaay RAasEured
TFc French people have been SreatIy
rNaSSu-cd during the past few days pY
tho tone oF the British press and seem
conr.cnt thac the aii!es VIII &C able 70
as-o fu,!y. not only upon the measures
- - ru.e the disarmament OF Germany
bu; IpoE The genera! !:nes OF r"parht'on:
There vas 4 cord.al conference OF half
an hour tonight IN 4 r-'rat" room at the
North station :iumad:at"iy upon the ar
-'val Of tho Br.tiSI delegation between
David Lloyd CAcrS". the R~!t!~h prime
in.ai-tHr and G'n~! ,'.:.::nU - k"d("S;"n,
tho E-it!Sh r"r =" ~"". tary and Ar'S-
;iGr BRAND ;nr n>N French i.ccm;"r.
'rhc confs-en"r strengthened ~" I'M
r-e~ son ma. the of rho cou7"jl would
h"g:m unde- m" uo,t f,rn"ahi" OF con-
d.tirn.
pisarmarn.nt and Reparntion
Irsa-7lAn,"at VT = 'h- 1-S' 'phi""'
- nc~ur. .hr c"n,Hv~"'. TAH7 - ~
n-,...d. -r7s-at'rrs ~HN FOLLOW AID th"l
%. T4-&sn. G->~h, EussiaO. Austrian