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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07
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d ThAf H4Sassss lsp az M61HH.
Axs1ast they Haf rsaGtasp ftfap SsSal,
the place Wick tstae ts&D spy s,Astaeas
undoubtedly hs.F badan M tqfe tfaaSdt OF
visiting regularly every JFNfk for
niorths pest.
Sheltered BY d sfsse yosk $50 ire
uaderbrusH a4joyt III. Jane. with fYeck
and Thomas DsHn. pt6fe6s Asx4sty out
~ q dinsy. WeaxA&FlkesesH frame
structure WHICH heJxAbUylS0d gossip
IhAd told fherff w thS sh6fteftng
.plac1 Of fhe ''F.ri4nGs CT the All"
IN rs outward atreafxfss ~ least,
IJAhe fecidedy " We disSDp0tnlngly
unInysterfofs. 10 looked TO her mere
" Ike 4 cheap suftH1er boarding
house that had sess 1onE untenanted.
There was a two-sSOfy main building,
s.eheaply coetEucted and almost with
ont ornament, sadly crying for new
paint. and the Usual ou%tbutldings
found about such places in the more
remote country districts.
BILL from Chief Fleck's manner she
WIS certain that he regarded their
achtesement In locating the place "a
Of the highest Importance: They Had
~ up the LAM leading from the main
road until they were perhaps half 1
mile distant from the house and then
had concealed them In the woods
nearby. being careful to ObltteratS at1
traces Of the wheel tracks where thsy
had l6ft the lane. MAKING q dst0us
among the trees they had reached
their present position not thar
three hundred yards away from hi
buildings. They had carried tbs rtNes
with them. and these NOW Wers cIoSl
.at hand. hidden under the LOG or
which the three Of thena were 6ttln9
Garter. With other Imen, Under I1ec1kl
t0fAerN. had divided t~hetpSelye6s mt
scouting parties md hid crept aWAJ
Through the woods "a Au6y their Gtf
ifDundtNGs ~ sSttn ctoSeS range Whit
lthe WsAs4n9 a1tefpAeN NG44r1sU1efe1
III 80 Dnae0 SoesNe(S&& abAND ~
J. Inclined 10 believe M bnsjA)ngS fasS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07

Se EEd SaEsm 1-tSrx 30 xszrt- leaving
10 cranErxE.rY fG- Ceza re make his
z-raseE.t Erc-=Et zSai-S James
g~csserz,s=
z EGG CaEre< om sae ~yhone.~ FIeck
3@aa5nA- aErhEtsly IS theE swung
au- oE q czrx and Turned NORTH
w1-E- Ea EAx z~sgceEsGe. IN locating
Z. N aczI s2rke Esses hack 81 the
EaaG Srer toward tAe r5~sr from the
1as.H wEsrs gssS -E~ aa6 that ACCT
tsu1 EsaHsczxF- A1zF CT snere IN the
wurtuk El 4 Gssscshf EcaLay Is Il sort
az ei1l6. Ia Of ~lSch are
r4UCsEm CT GsclAzA- TEe3 haye
gwen = au EAx1 Er nj. Eezts en-
~G1II1kzsE9 = xnt EspM.xll e1znaher4
Friends at 1e az tasT Gail tfe@-
Ieiv=K'
WHO are AeT rally Mnx. are
e-z1sT drtnE tD-r" aahe,a J3ae aases-
ssr.ffEy- =
"Car-sr 6as aar kzs sGsn. 9sS 90
[earu u1ca sa.ssE -akna. TT. slaee
Vas sUHt- BSrT q 4 s.ssuIo .sscr- %
saaH.fraIa1 saal sa15esa 4fsrscza sasar4
9u Laar sfIrE1er &c fsstz1a. to axre
7ef.rt IaiIe.I eusc az l.is 1t1aital 81
Gfrguaua * ..aiax et..rn1 sre eagT
Two or 1-s> SC lnssu aaa1e- assa se-
easur!y TIE lIIalaer 4rkt ~61lt-ssEsssg.
|~N- AAs&f VIII &lk&p LIZ -
nueu rsers Now
-Edrw 1lf LIZ nca. -1a:hs plEo.1. '' zst-
ID 1eza
Garter IS q rel be~.srsse: aaa.
HE caieI ssTr1naezaZsa+uF. "-95e .s.s-
sansf II atIr C1E 1is:. se;n.rs ars..
se-uzzGIs 11.rs. Is dass.. ss.
ss5s1rsA x.,a& r1e ualI sfsat n1rIl ..
.SIsn6 a 1s-stff HEapDn Nfts-s. 81 10.
4 shrsaazy sslaptszht. rtlsY xer
-1er 1Gsitd n5p11Sss- 1r-pm @hs pts-
5rtseor - Grt Ssxee z1h rtfls hangers.
81 u EA IS esptEgls III f,t.sIax -.f.s
iu~fsr-.z1sx ae naar1 N.i1taput rpu
aE< -sssr ssrantcs61R
Tae ~ lz- gasssr 1rcpr1s." aaskssa.
S
s<s rsasss ar ne 4 .pw anslea ~,
tie .ssS
as esss apps s..ss. with asss,
>Issrr A@g s~SEsr1s1eb Lsse1l.
4 T1<s4 Ell.
11s 80 ~. .p,r 81 US i,.,,e:"
Fayss ssste q sat-" 4ssid tstte t3siess
Stss zer SAS Scntf M 1etpr.si. -
>ss szssc~ & esvpiset, r., Ihs.ss, VIA
r9g snS> sres
ksS + @ss shepp+, app!' FypaH.e1
.ssn@ N1Ess ss1es afna stf r,ts.'
1E1ss ~ ta 4aEssita.t a.~nirr ST rn.
essysy NiS ~ tsfsAst s9tfppsint1utiS
~tt gSI1ye ife1 A. 3,lsssr a.at;4t,4tg.i'
~saG E<ss's s5rtet::' tsatalal ,Jede
"tfEss sFe aofsg ne t.pstintg up t1hl
ersaing III j.sass T,pdR a4r. H.or ftps
ne this 9fGsfitR t.4s4. dle rag sphlt
srvssS fifis sssatnaG. Fdsst 4,ssheS tm1
more o. ens 5tnea slte!f
md orr 81 atatt.' 1Haustaiaa
fF1eea, 70 atisffss AasaSseppH fHtAA:"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07
y BRIGGS

stirring about the place, and some of
the unshuttered windows on the sec
ond floor were broken:SThe only indt-
cations Of recent occupation were a
pile of kegs at the rear Of the house
and nearby a heap OF freshly opened
tin cans. Near n of the larger out
buildings, too, was a pile of chips and
'sawdust.
There does not seem to be any M
about" whispered Jane. What do
you suppose they do here?"
II can't imagine yet" said Flack
with an impatient shake of his head.
THE fact that this house is important
enough for the Hoffs to visit once a
week makes 1t important for us to
cautiously and carefully investigate
everything about It. It may be a
secret wireless plant away off here in
the woods where no one would think
OF looking for it. 1t might be q bomb
factory where their chemists manu-
facture the bombs and explosives
with which they are constantly trying
70 wreck our munition plants and
communication lines. Perhaps 1t is
just q rendezvous where their various
agents, the important ones engaged
in their damnable work of destruc-
ton. come secretly to get their orders
from the Hoffs ana to receive pay
n1enf for their hst,ishness accpm-
pfsshed."
"Ifs ali 50 funny. 50 perfectly alb
.Egrd,~ said Jane with a rvo little
laugh
Continued in tomorrow
. =. Evenings Herald.
= -"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07

From the south came a forlorn cookee.
Yes, he hailed the whole way from.
Kentucky;
Not wishing to shirk,
He o found some work,
And said, "Those who try Herald: want
ads, surely are lucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
FAILURE Of
SUB DEVICE
COST Z LIVES
u. S. SUBMARINE
R-6 TO THE BOTTOM
Diving Crews at Work k-Ad-
miraI Eberle to Conduct
an Investigation.

Los Angeles Sept 27.--C7sr!ns Of an
innar toryedo door While the outhoar3
,r'i,'r- vas n1CI"d. and failure OF an
interloc ocking device to operate caused
tho sinking last right OF the navy sui
marin" RS. with loss OF two lives In
san Todro harhor It was officially an
nourcad AZ fleet headqua rtcrs today.
J. f. Dreffe!n OF San Tcdro. was
drowned when thrown from the conniHs
;owr- Of the sinking submarine. ard
Frank .. SNaulshurG OF Powers Lake
N. n, was trapped in the cnsulted craft.
BolN were s@alren on tho Re-.
Admiral r. ". Fher!e. commander IT.
CHIEF &C tho Pacific fleet wi!l return
aboard the l. s. 5. New Mexico torn"r-
wv from San E'rdro and inauGurate
court q, inquiry.
TIE sinking occurred whi,e the Rs
was rnoored with eight othe- suh1Ia 4.
rines 10 the mother skip Camden That
thr sinking was accelerated by thrush
Of water through opened vents and con-
rlrS tower also oPeu du" tn tho cHces-
siva warmth hero last night. was tire
opinion expressed ny Rear Admiral H..
O. Stlckney. He witnessed IL from tho
Gock cr his fagship. tho cruiser Fred
erick. moorcd nearby.
Diving crews working today expect
to have the RS raised by tomorrow.
I's coming tower is six tcct under
nater.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

Washington. Sept 27--Tnanimous
agreement upon emergency relief meas
ures on tho part OF manufacturers 10
hc recommended TO the rational confer
cnce ou unemployment was reached TO-
lay Nv n. committee In charge OF c!s
branch Of tho country's employment
problem
Tho committees report which was
not rlnde public. IS 60 be submitted TO
the fuI! conference fo- ndoptor when
e rcConyenca on October X was un-
derstood however. that tho report would
suggest eono orearraugement ot working
time - permit Of a moro numerou. en-
D!oyrnent Q. workers by tho manufac-
tUr"rs
Tho manufacturers committee which
was ,hs FIRST 10 complete rs emergency
recommendations includes In It's per
sornrl Charles II. Schwah. Samuei Com
rcrs president of tho American Fedora
ton OF Labor: Mrs Sarah Co1hcy. sec
rotary OF tho United Textile Workers q:
America. and W. II StRckhouso OF
SprlnEtield. Ohio. chairman.
Other committoes w"re said. to be
rar!d!y comrlettnB th-!r recon- mer ds =
lions for emergency rIrasur.s 70 meet
tho unemployment s!tuat!oa. Tho com
r,ittpes on s'a'- and municipal mcasures
and public works vere urdn1stcod 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
WANDERER To
+ Be EXECUTED;
MERCY DENIED
PRISONER SHOWS NO
INTEREST IN HIS FATE.
Doesn't Want to Be Bothered
While He Is Talking
With Spirits.

Springfield. his, Sept. 37.--Carl Wan
de-er. convicted SLAYER % his ~ita. her
unborn haby and n ragged stranger"
VIII so to tho gallows neXt Friday. a.
Cord!ng to an announcement from the
governors oftiC" tonight Wardcr"r
lost his last fight for Communication of
sentence TO life imprisonment or an
other reprieve when tho division Of
pardons and paroles recommended I"
Governor Small that Wanderers pcti-
Tons be denied
Two petitions were rlet with III.
governor BY counsel ror the convicted
murderer. a former soldier who's. Ia &;
repr!eve until September 50. was grant
ed at tho request ~ American Legion
officials One wnS>for Communication of
sentence u I!se The other Was sor =
further stay of execution
Tho ps,It'nns were based On tN>
grounds that Wandersr had heen Hs-
c,ared insane By number OF experts.
that evidence upon which he was con-
vited was ~ douht'u! character. and
that no motive for the erin. VAS
shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
CEN. PER5H|NG
At CObLENZ

Cob,~nz, sept. e. .-- General John
Ic:,h ~ arrive! hero his tternoon 'aT-
compau."i by Ma" Genera! lI"UrJ z.
Aii~r. commander or tho American
forces In the occupied territory. who
went 10 TrcSrT TO rect him. dctach =
rre1: Of cavalry acted as "Scort int" tho
city. Soldiers !:nel tho streets from
the entrance 10 Coh.cnz 20 General Al
lra'p home.
~. tho allied generals IN Tho oc, upied
zones WI attend dinner TO Gen"Tal
Torshing at General Aliens residence
;UiHorrrw night.
The composite battalion from tho Am
crtcan forces IN Germany which Will &c
company General F"r~h!nG to Paris and
Lordnr :N- tho r"rcrrries OF decorating
with ;he congress. ..ua. Media - Honor
the Gralcs %, ihn French and R"!;,sh un-
known soldiers. q 4 tEH strength unit
organized from IL" best 'rR,ncd trorps
IN ihn Amor rin command.
T'hrr~ Of i's officers. Captain Edwin
= Wr"l',,v. Captain W'!,itm Z. Chick
e-irs nr! !.;.u'"DAnt EHs"m J. Bond.
w.?c .' "i'"r~M.rH's own"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
MAY NAME MCCRUM
IN RIDERS PLACE

Special Dispatch TO Tho Intellieencer.
Charleston. w Va Sept. T.--lt 10
be!nE ru:aored here today that A. Bliss
Mcrrum. 81 OF this city. will shortly Do
appointed Ney Governor Morgan 70 NIL
tho une1pired term OF Z @. Rider on
tho public service com mission.
MP. McCrum Is a former member OF
the Board OF Control and was secretary
os tho Republican State committee dur
ing the recent election. HIS appoint
mont would be looked upon as being IN
limo with Governor MorEan's ponc!es
adopted toward tho gas interests In tho
stata as Mr.. MoCrum IS closely con-
nected n Iegal and advisory capacity
With several gas companies In "oss
Virginia
Monte z. White. chairman Of the
Republican state executive committee
rad a long conference With Governor
Morgan today. presumably with rerer-
ence 20 Mr.. MoCTum's appointment. but
Mr. White was particularly roticent n
givtnx out any information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
REARRANCEMENT OF WORKING Time Will ,
Be SUGGESTED AS MEASURE OF RELIEF

hav. about finished report which
u nu:d suggest greater activity on tho
part ot communities and municipalities
In public works. with special attention
70 Increased road Pnstructon as =
means OF lessen!nG the ranks OF tho IA.
voluntary idle.
Tho frst public hearing OF the oon1sr-
ence was held today on unemployment
.tat!stics and a number OF witnesses
presented data for the use OF tho oele-
gates Laeors' unread!hsss to accept
work at reduced wages WAS assigned a.
a contrihutory cause OF tho unempoy-
ment situation by Russell +. Fhslps'
director o, statistics for thu massAnhu-
.etta labor department. whNe Harry ~
jacobs psrsident Of the e1-servics ms1s
rr,plovmon; bureau. declared the proe.
lem among former soldiers wAs to nnd
positions FOR tho greater pereenoSs
Of n,!te-ates and unskll!sd men, eoo
weakened from their service Tor hAIa
labor.
Hearings are 70 rs IeSumod
tomorrow on tho question OF puhAS
r.rv,ce employment. Among fhosS -
h. examined are Or. John p. JanSs4
formariy Pennsylvania corr1nHnoner -
labor nrt industry: Morris l. Nnst q
Nav York and Fred C. Eroxenn OF co.
!urrb Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
DEMOCRATS MAY CHAMPION SALES TAX
MEASURE PROPOSED BY SENATOR SMOOT

bloc" proposed amendments 10 the in
come Eurts1 provision under wh:~h -
sting rates would ho continued ~ %
81 per cen, on incomes exceeding Sih0 @
900, WITH an alternate proHocal OF -
per cant icvy on Incomes or from 500 %
900 70 $500 900 and a Go per con, rate on
those above S2o0.ooO.
by taking tho bill UP under nm agree.
mont 70 arcep, uncont~stcd conm'tte,
amendments TO the Original house meas.
ure. mo senate made considerable pro
Eress on 7roposod changes :" Some ~
tho administrative fea'urtE Non, NJ
Tho lsvy provisions was passed upon.
however. objection being rlade IN eaoh
casa Con sidera ton OF tho bill undsr
this same agreement will b. continued
Tomorrow. and Senator Ponros". OF
FennSyivsnia. in charGs Of tn. measure
savs nodoe that be vsrld s~ek TO hpv.
the senate ms-t an hnur earli~r each
daJ IN ord>r 20 axred'ts ccnsIders ton
OF ms legislation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

they have "ov;'a w"d" tr~ United Fue.
G7s company a"A are contributing
moNey = ''s def','
The Tinted Frr. Gas company hns
not been corsls'c:; - t's publ ar
uoHnonH3e"'s and Nuat - tells the con-
sUmars of gas Fr-m propaganda sTrrnf
Rho r~n@l!H .nu,iE by ;Nis romH'0|
the peo;.'r arc ,oH % hn'ieNe ihl' they
nr" beng Furnished gas iro 'ti"oGy grr-
.uiione's by rh.'ar;h-op!H gas r'n-
'I"y. tHat ,h~ ~':r7ary - being run
n = Erea' loss. ina: :he supply ~ - :
.s ho"rcHs'"E n; an enormous raI'd!'Y.
an3 that ;he poor company MUS h"
gwen rho innreas" d"maCtrd or !: VII
10 losing 1rnpo oSi;!cn Eor its stock
h3ilr-s The United Fuel Gas co;rNa ny
makes surN statements. AMI evan at
'crrr,s - pra>" th"m hy fl,.a '!oua and
GH"oGrI Arguments
200 Ter Cont Dividend
But no matter what this company
mny say and no mn tier whnt It may
attempt TO provo in regard to the
nsceD3ity for tho 100 per cont advance
In rates, It can not dodge tho fact that
It has boen making lots Of money and
paying hand some dividends. In tho
year 1910 the United Fuol Gas COM
panv paid out In On sh dividends q FUN
amounting TO $3.50. 900 co on capt.
taltzaton Of 10000 900. This oor-
pauy WINS gtvon an increase IN rates
by the Public Service commission on
December 10, 1919. and on April 8,
1920. the saIue company declared
stock dividend to its stochholders Of
zoo per cent, or $40, 900 10000. On this
Increased capitalization, or $4,000
ooo.oo, tho United F~usl Gas company
rad it's stockholders last year diVf-
drndn amounting 20 ] 2 per cent, or
'r-oAts Of lo6 per cent on the capits'l
sock as It stood IN 1919. Very good.
indeed!
Tor tho nrSt two quarters Of tho
current year this company has paid
dividends corresponding to those paid
last year.
Doing Very well, Indeed!
-. nrt rroh'. ~ tho I7i;ei FNi"'
Gaa corlrnnv rrr rhn wear t0ah wee
CONTINUED on Page Fo7lrte~n)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
MURDER VS.. MANSIAUGRTER FOR ARBUCkLE
ELECT REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
BY AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY
Swims River Four Times
to Prevent Rail Disaster;
Commended By Mr.. Denby

Washington. Sept. 27.-Swtmming
r&oi!en stream four times at midnight
10 prevent a second train from crash
ina into A railroad wreck near Soonan.
IcIaS on Septemh@r 10. has orouSht
to william J. Redd. Jr. Of HOUSTON
Te1aa, the communication OF tho Se~~.
rar, "f The navy and the commAndAnt
OF tho marine corps. Rndd. who unoAr.
took tho additional crossings to rescue
Fn injured fireman and 70 carry nfet
aid to injured passengers, was nArma
re=crrIst. having served with the stxth
regiment during tho 4suSe-ArGoons
offensive.
In statement 20 An Officer OF the
coos. II" said that be only rensrnes9c4
! ;wo hinge ,ha; passed through nis
mind wheu ne started across tho swolAn
stroa.r,: F'rs.. y ne failed to stop the
sec md train and any passenger
k,.rrd. h's mother would Do as-
appointed" and. .eoond. that any fanere
en- his rart would he a reflection on tne
marine corps These facts pTof111so
.Ne ...rc-s - comrendation which nave
been sent by Secretary Denny sno
General IRtuene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
Multiple Shake-6own
Graft Of Policemen in
Chicago Disclosed


Chicago Sept. "A nulti?le shak"-
down through which rNu".r. I-r.ic"w":'
were alleged To have o"'a!r"i as "aHN
as ha!r dozen rakc-"HS ~ tho sane
cas~ OF wniRkey was revealed today "
N. govc-nmert investigation of iAe
police department said hy tN,ec -
Police Charles .FH'HNo:r.s /" contain
$500 bootlcggcrs {" n membership O:
900
T." -aQucS, = ra.c' fHlEmcrr'a ,hH.
N. federal authorities help him r''aH
his own house. male last we'r. vas
placed before The federal grand l2ry.
policemen. tos;itymG.
Multiple Graft
on. of ihss" witnesses. aorord'"E -
cfsctals. explained tho mult.I." shRn"-
dow. MomherS Q. tn" po!'c" force or
garjz"d In hands. he said w"a3 "h'h:"
information as 10 wh!skey shipments
from other cities into tni .ICu. and IN"n.
In uniform. would rob the ra-s IT. tr"'gH'
var3s under prrtens~ - c0ntiS 'a;.ng N"
'lr,..r Thc whiGko, bon was sod n,
fairly cheap boo;!eggtnE pT.o"~, -"
rhrapHcss making i easy . t"' .Ir' .r
ors 10 take It IN csso ,ots. When 10
ligunr wa delivered h"w"y"c. H ,.''..'
man appeared and dcE@n'"i SIhT'7n
"a amount from II" r"r!p!en; t'r pro-
lection. After ;he sGm had !''H g,''
other policemen would rad tan place
nnd after ,c,."rtlnE nnN:h"~ ;r'i" "'n
rca ,y,r'i 'crniis, g'e" -" ,!QUnr. re'".
- AMI repno, tho ?c,cras %! rra.;. some
rr,O, ha,C a dozen 'iT."S hcf"r" '"r'-
.ur ,he wh.akey over ~ \ favored
sa,oonk"cp"r f,r sale by tho dr!rA n
high prices
Extorttou Charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
UPWARD TREND
IN INDUS
|SPRONOUNCED

Cleveland. q. Sept ~. More
substantial signs ~ business i'm.
provement and snlidi;y arc every
where in evidence and ~" look ot
gloom In ~" general business STU
alton IS disappearing says tho
monthly BUSINESS Irview ot the
Fourth Federal Reserve liank is
sued today. Manufacturers with
few exceptions report an upward
trend In September business with
orders and Inquiries becoming
more numerous.
Farmers are marketing their
crops as they are harvested. and
there Is a decidedly better feeling
IN the rural districts in compar!-
son with The fall Of 1920.
At the present time the feeling
IL general that tho marker i'm
provement in business Is subs'an-
tial and sound IN every respect,
The review says, and that he ner
iod oI depression gradually pass
ing into the back ground will re-
main there for long time.
However. the pTesentim"nt that
further readjustments are ncros-
sary still continues 10 show ur IN
spots It Is to the effect thst
business still hampered by price
inequalities and wage scales which
have not vet been completely ad-
tusted. cannot continue tho pres.
ent pace and that tho winter
months will bring slight reac.
ton
The report says that the iron
and steel industry shows improve.
ment with further gradual I'm
provement indicated. the August
output OF pig iron allowing the
first monthly gain In ten months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

Washington. Sept 2T.-TaI revision
Legislation WAS put under way to-day In
tho senate with Indications OF Bitter
elEh, 20 como over tho moro important
provts.ons OF the measure reported BY
tho finance com nnittee.
Notice was given by Senator SIM
mons. OF North Carolina. ranking minor
~ member ot Tho committee. max
'swsepins and radical amendments
would ne o<fsrad b. the Democrats. ana
ne added tha, n tho sponsor for the
manufacturers sa!es tax would accept
those amendments, serious consideration
would be given TO such sales tax as
part OF tho Democratic sChons provided
such a levy should provo necessary In
order TO rsiss Tho needed revenue
Objections 10 apScitio sections Sf IL
hill cams from the Republican a. Veil
ss IN. Democratic SIDE OF the cha 10 ber.
sr4 Senator tenrooL Of Wisconsin. .
Republican member OF ,he agricultural
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Grand Army Lined
Up in Battle Array
Against Extremists

Indianapolis Sept. q Every fnsid-
ious attack against the principles OF
free government must be fought on
Commander In chief william A. Ketch-
am. Of tho Grand Army OF tho Republic
told HIS comrades today. hddressing z
tho veterans al tho formal o1entnB OF
the nfty-Htth annual ncamprnent the
oommarde- told them they should set
facer like flint against ali tho evils OF
the modern day that arc threatening
Bolshrvism. I. ". Wism. anarchy. Ku
klux klnns--whatever their name may
hc--that tend 10 throw blight on the
fair name OF tho land that we naved
and st!ll love-
Mrs. Ine1 Jameson Bender. president
Of the Womans Relief Corps, In open
ing tho session Of that body suggested
unihcatinn ot the w"mnns "rSaniza-
tions affiliated with the G. A. +.
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EUROPEAN "NET5" TC UNITE
IN LAST STAND FOR LIQUOR

/ Lausanne Switzerland. Sept ?1.-
4 commission to fight an invasion ~
! Europe bv an international prohibition
movement originating IN the United
States WAS appointed by the Inter-
national Ant!Prohib ibitton Congress at
It's closing session here today.
The necessity o. the 'wets" working
IN close cooperation TO prevent the
dry forces gaining the asc"ndancv in
Europ" was the sole topic Of tho day.
The commission is composed Of two
delegates from each country reDresen.
led in tho congress. II will call an in.
rcrnational meeting in London ac soon
as prACtiCablN
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Not Interested.

chicago Sept q Car! Waoderer 70
tuSe,i 90 G'SrusS MS case when told ~
newSraprrr"r to-u!Eht that he must
hang t-!day inr ths mu-der OF IN. "ras-
ged stranger at the 'ime ne also shot
his wt:s and unborn chNd telling them
that ne was too busy communlN: with
spirits to be bothered over tho fact that
he had been refused a repr!eve.
what of !t~' wss the prisoner re-
ply. whom told that ne was to re hang
ed II didr' send anyone 70 SprirSficld d
and urus,n ~ NotNered now don {
Ike to be interrupted when I'm talking
With sp!r.ts''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
NOTABLE CEREMONY

Annapolis. Nd. Sept 27-A notable
ceremony Will take place hero next Sat
urday morning. incident 10 the presenta-
tion to tho navy department: and the
naval academy OF tho schooner yacht
America. frst winner ot tho America 9
cup now enroute hero from Boston. The
America Is expected 10 arrive here
Thur sday afternoon
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Special Election in Sixth
Massachusetts District
Gives Republican Candl-
date Majority Of 1873.

Roston, Sept. 27.--A. Ptatt An
drew. former assistant secretary
Of the treasury. was chosen 10 s'ic-
coed Wilfr"d W Lufkin as con
gressmnn from the Sixth Massa-
chusets district AT the special
election today.
Mr. Andrew, the Republican
candidate. won BY a majority o.
1878. over Charles | PettiDT"n,
of Amcshury. Democrat, associate
justice Of the district court.
The complete vote was A"irHW
22.545: PrrtinGcll f. 1872
The ratio did not differ greatly
from that Of last year when Lufkin
received 4723l votes as against
1882 for his Democratic op2on-
cnt.