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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

girls will go to Jane Lew Wedues-
day night TO play their first game
Of basket ball with the Jane Lew
high school girls.
Bible Glass TO Meet
The Bible class will meet this
evening at 1880 with Mr.. McCul-
Tough Of the Billy Sunday club as
instructor. Fred Cannon and other
musicians are expected.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Drop a Donation In The
Salvation Army Kettles

It means Christmas Dinners for the
unfortunate and a good time for the
poor children. Make al cheeks pay
able to Salvation Army.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Gibbons and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Tl,ieres Nery BoId

Gibbons and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Meredith.
Thieves Very Bold
Thieves who visited the town
Sunday evening became SO bold
that they entered several homes
before dark. The first nome
entered was that of Guy Lipscomb
Mrs. Lipscomb had walked out to
neighbours leaving a purse con-
tanning ten dollares on table.
The thieves entered while she was
gone and took the purse. Mrs.
Ruth Davison's home was also
entered and ransacked. Their next
visit was to the home Of Rev.
Mccoy, whom they evidently
thought to be absent. Rev. Mccoy
was very much at home, however.
and the robbers received no very
pleasant reception.
The thieves have not been To-
Gated yet.
Play Hero Thursday
Pennington High will give a
play entitled "And Home Came
Ted" at the West Monongah high
school Thursday evening. The
admission will be twenty-five
cents.
New Yclr Meeting
The Red Men >aud PccRIoutas
lodges will have aN'watch meeting
aud social supper i'll the hall on
Now Years eve All members are
cordially invited.
w. VI. High TO lane Lew
The West Monongah high school
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
GOV. SELLS PAPERS

Ii DETROIT, Mich, Gee. 20'-
Governor Alex. ], Groesbeck laid
aside the affairs OF state today,
came from Lansing TO Detroit,
and in common with several
hundred Others who made their
start" as news boys, sold papers
On the street here today. The
money will be expended TO pro-
vide Christmas cheer for the
c!ty's poor children.
The Old News Boys adopted
he mo change slogan as they
look their post on down Town
street corners.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Nightgowns $500 to 1915

There are lots their lives wished for sken
special holiday prices existing here one can choose such
expenditure glorious Styles prety
trimmed and beautiful coo-you delight in selecting Them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

coming ircre1 sIngls popuIir an1onG
the mining men of-:ths state Last
summer 10s men were enrolled for
the six weeks course II is expect.
ed that over 200 will be present
this summer.
Chief R, NJ. L4ambie Of the De.
partment Of Mines is expected to
address the conference on Tues
day afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

YOU know without being told that every woman loves Silk
Underwear especially if it's gift But YOU not know
how Chrishnas-se and feminine the henses gowns bloom
ers and cansoIes assembled here in holiday groups They
are apked that isn't question OF which pieces one can
afford but which the most beautiful to select
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Car11isoles $I.OO to $3.50

Priced been great And such pretty
dainty beautifully made bits of apparel that there's not woman VINO
delighted received Cortnys amsoc in gift package
on Christmas morning
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Boomers 1926 to $3.50

Deity and thread silk made varying lengths to
suit every will not be the most commonly given article
desbity We splendid assortment and o
choice will be placed ina pretty gift box
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Chemise $2.15 to $3.50

There wonderful cheme the gift and Will find
ficult stop selection of simply garment Made OF e%-
deity embroidered and lace trimmed
n1ented ribbon flowers. In gift boxes
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08

lined for the legislature, he almost
became profane.
Darn it," he said.
The near profanity was the result
of listening to an outline OF the
commissions plan to put salariedi
people on a state censorship board
of motion pictures. ,
ut will cost lot of money and
wouldn't do a bit more good than
to give the county attorney power
to prosecute any motion picture
company throwing certain pictures
on the screen in his county, Gill
ford said.
p And today Clifford was preparing
a bill naming the "don'ts" for mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08

the state administration. heretofore
operating as a separate unit, has been
transferred to the department of pub
lie welfare. created under the code,
Governor McKelvie announced to-
day.
The change was effective Friday.
A change in titles was also effect
ed. Hereafter the chief OF the di-
vision, Gus A. Hyers, will be known
as state sheriff" and his deputies
will be known as deputy state
sheriffs." The governor explained
that the changes were made because
of the confusion arising in telephone
messages.
Bv the change, Secretary Antics
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08
Model Legislator
May Lose Reputation
Before Session Ends

Lincoln, Neb., Jan, 7.-(Special)
Among other qualifications which
put Clifford of Pawnec in the win
ming column in Pawnee county for
election to the lower house was that
he never drank, smoked, chewed or
swore. But today, when he learned
the extensive program which the
childrer's code commission has out
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08
Speedy Law Passage Will
Not Be Allowed This Session

lincoln, Neb. Jan. I,-(SpecialD.
The speedy passage of bin.
which, under the new constitution.
can be introduced and passed by the
legislature the same day. will not
be a part OF the lower house pro-
gram this year. 1t adopted a rule
this morning which preserves the
old method of reading on three sep
arate days before final passage. the
first two readings to be by title only
and the last in full.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08
Refiners Reduce Price
For Somerset Crude Oil

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. AT the
opening of business, nine refners an
nounced a cut OF 50 cents in Texas
Somerset crude oil. which they are
buying at $3.50 a barrel, a reduction
of ST since December |. 1920, when
another 50-cent reduction was an
nounced. Slackening demand. espe-
ciallv for fuel oil, was given as the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08

Bee want ads are business getters,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08

becomes the responsible head of the
law enforcement division, with Mr..
Hyers, who was formerly directly
responsible to the governor, re-
sponsible to Mr.. Antics. He will be
called "state sheriff"
The governor also announced that
the,honorary commissions as officers
in the law enforcement division
granted to local officers and others
cooperating throughout the state
were Cancelled January |, and would
not be renewed. ,
The bureau will be maintained
with funds appropriated by the last
legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08
Drugs

Pepsodent Tooth Paste, special. $50
Cuticura Soap, special. ...... .21c
so Java Riz Face Powder, special. .... $50
1.25 Mary Garden Face Powder. ..79c
Ponds Vanishing Cream, special. .19e
Black Mascara, worth SOC, special, at. .39t
4-inch Velour Powder Puffs, special. ..19c
Sempray Giovine, worth 60c, special. .44e
Glazo, worth soc, at..................39 .39t
Milks Emulsion, worth 1.50, at....... .S9t
Glycerine and Rosewater, 5 ounces, at 15c
Hot Water Bottle or Syringe, special. .1.19
125 Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Dier Kiss Extract, bulk, worth 200, special,
at, per ounce. ............A .A'4o
Henna' De Oreal, all shades, worth 1.50,
at .................... .OOT
Triple Bristle Cushion Hair Brushes, remov-
able cushion, worth 1.50, at ........ $50
Gas Mask rubber sheeting; U. S. surplus,
worth $780, at per yard. d........... .1.69
Colgate's or Williams shaving stick or
POWDER special. al................. .Z4c
Free liberal trial size Ever Ready shaving
cream with each package of Of Ever-Ready
blades; blades are regularly priced at 4Oc,
special, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ESQ
Omaha selling agents for Elizabeth Arden
Venetian Toilet goods.
Main Floor-West
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08

ton pictures in Nebraska and i'm
posing fines for failure to heed
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-08
"State Sheriff.
Official Title
Law Enforcement Officers
Named. to Avoid Confusion;
Secretary Antics in Charge.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 7.-(Special,)
The law enforcement division of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
ASK FARLEY WITHOUT PLEDGE
Eamonn De Valera Sends Reply to
the British Cabinets Latest
Note.

Dublin. Sept. 13.-Eamonn De Val
era's reply to the British cabinets
latest note protests against stipula-
tions for the peace conference at In
yerness and expresses preference for
a parley without the issue Of az break
from the British empire being raised.
The Sim Fein note. which accepts
the British proposal for peace con-
ference at Inverness, was dispatched
yesterday.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
TRY TO STAY KOREAN RULER
An Attempt Is Made on the Life OF
Admiral Baron Minoru Saito
at Seoul.

Seoul, Sept. 13.-An attempt upon
the life of Admiral Minoru Saito, the
governor Of Korea, was made by
Korean, who threw two bombs at the
rooms in the government building
where Governor Saito was assuming
his duties after his return from the
country. The governor was not IN
jured.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
Three Bandits Get $3.50.

Chicago, Sept. 13.--Three men in an
automobile held up the messenger Of
the Irving Park National bank at Ber-
~ and Kostner avenue and escaped
y 81 30.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
Killed hy Auto.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Sept. 13.-Ed Rier-
son. Thor, Ia, died here from injuries
received when he was run over by
an automobile near Humboldt, Ia.
Rierson was changing a tire on his
car when he was hit by a passing
machine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
sea,s Deaths Always Cold.

II is always cold at the bottom OF
the sea. even under the equator. At
great depths the 'empeature is near
the freezing poIn'
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-15
VALUE

It's our theory that all men seek and expect the
the utmost Of value nowadays when they come
to buy clothes.
That is why we have made extra value such an
important part Of the suits we show this fall, and
we've blended Value to include smart styles, rich
fabrics, enduring tailoring and conn ee satisfaction
Let our opening Fall Window Displays present
your introduction to Americas best quality clothes
at the most favorable prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
WatChman'S Heroic
Act May Save This
Mingo Junction Man
rocial n;spatch 10 the Intell:gencer.

Special Dispatch To the Intell:gencer.
St"uhrnv:lle. o.. March -S.-Htgh
winds that prevailed to-day win prob,
ably br responsible for the death OF
Frank F',aheriy, aged ~ years. well
known either OF M!nEo Junction, O.,
who in an effort To retrieve new hat
which had been blown from his head.
hove under a moving box car at tho
Market street crossing "f the Wheeling
Lake Erie railroad shortly after noon
and had one leg crushed and sustained
other injuries which may he fatal. He
t.. now in III" Ohio Valley hospital with
light chanrr for recovery. His right
l." w:t$ anputa;"d.
F'lahertr would probably have been
cu; in two hI; fo- the heroic action Of
Hugh McPh;l... aged watchman at the
cr"<Sin" Il" saw Flaherty dive under
H." box ear which was being shunted
nui" i Sidn.C and taking a long chance,
h." r,.,r' e., h'-neafh the rar. grasped the
man hy til,: coat and endeavOred to pull
him ir safety. F,ahcrty was little
too heavy :nr him to handle quickly
and before" ne got the man clear Of the
raj! one uf the wheels caught one OF Fla
hrrty's legs and crushed II. McPhaii
was slightly Cui about tho head where
ne Was struck by i corner Of the NOV
ing car while struggling to save fla
hprty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
FOR
DISARMAMENT
Adopt Resolution Calling On
President Harding to
Initiate Movement

Philadelphia. Pa. March 2S.--Phila-
Ir,l,h:a Or,noiux Friends to-day called
urnn President Harding to begin world
diSa -r1amrut movement, in resolution
also ,l-Eci the United States to stop
srrnd;nc additional money on the navy.
The action WAS taken At the opinion
sc ss!on Of the early meeting. The reso-
lu;i.n was signed by all members at
tending. and will be forwarded to Wash
ington. II follows:
"As representing religious society
which for $50 years has consistently
uphrld peace principles. and believing
that world disarmament is the most
pressing problem before our govern
mcnt ard all governments concerned;
We respectfully urge that the Pres'-
don't Of the United States should call In
the immediate future an international
conference on disarmament
We also further urge that all action
leading 20 any increase in naval or mh-
:tarv appropriations shall not even D"
considered until after the holding OF
such conference.
"A drastic cur;ailment OF the pro-
posed appropriations. we believe TO be
= first and essential step toward a splflt
OF understanding in the nations
The prison reform committee reported
:, was hard at work on n campaign 70
eliminate capital punishment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
Co|ored People Demand
Probe Of PeOnagG

New York. March IS RI" Nn;:"m,.
Association r"r rh" N'l'nn'"'n'n; -
Colurrd p,"nlr mad, pubic r'''n. 'r,'.
grams :" President Har'!II- ara ';'.v"r-
nor pu-Sr. - G..,"Eit whI"h H!l"Er
thar TIA, r'u:.,G" system :''r' rally
existent in most -"rth"r'. states anu
partlcularly N" Mi$SiSS,pVi delta"
Urging President Harding Z" "rG"r =
thorough iuv-&iIra;I"u "f pr"rae" con
ditiOnS In Jasper county. Georgia. whrr"
Juhr Williams. wEir. i..n; "wn"" has
killed nr .auSrd I" l.. ktiird eleven ne
cr'""~ v ho Threatened !" TESTIFY AGAINST
Williams regarding p""naEc. IN" ni"'-
Sal.r d,r!ar"d:
This association has fur'. -h''t ~
~. rous cases uf pcnnaE" {" she "'phrt -
ln"ui Of Justice. Th" "rtlr" """r"m'"
future 81 the south and Of Ann "irI Is
accepted by this system. Th"roIGh N
vrstiratlon and punishment Of tnoS"
guilty of pcrp'tuAtinE his "H~t"mI
whatever the cost to th' GnIi-! States,
must b. made"
The Telegram ." 'i"T'rn"C Dorsey
urged that "Y"u bring INTO ~" iiGh'
This vicious system # economic "Npl"i-
tntior. N"rt TO lHn"hinE there - no
greater rluS.. nF unrest.
A telegram also was S"nt 10 Attorney
General Daurhrr'v urEin" 'h:,' -" ~ =
tire machinery Of IN" department ~
iustic" be placed behind ~" Georgia
prosecutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29

TEa.:.. Germany. March 2S. By N"
A,>o".a'rd Press .--.Es!t ben - in,''
and ~" Gown - uut"~ c"ntr"' -! ~
in,,.c" Reports from Eitt""i".t Say Ia
suthnr.ticS hare suppressed ~" F''"'.
Th. only lighting la H''.' n''' Sihf
.rhauScn. where I w""i.E" = - '7';'"''''
:rhia VA hold up and ~ "7r'r"m'n -
crs;u,I. :, few !U,r b-'''':' .N"'1 'i
W"wn't"L
rh. wn-..ran ST, h.,rc ia, ,ri"'"
harL n I.cuna, n" un':r, showing ="
,a;.r.ror "r a'r,p,kIag ih"m for f''"
th"v MI, fu'fu mir :'T"AtS I" ".'"
ur ~" h.g factories tE"-"
!, Halls. ~. situation = que. :r'~
pcinE due. according - ~" p"'''" -
pnS:yrnc,nsa, Of "A" communist r.h~.
ahi,h provided tur :hr "Hp'urN - 'h'
>urr"UndiHg towns hrs The .'t"n''"i'
tn"n WIS 70 march iu:" iai'r :'H" ~ u
,nut-r! oc yhr Strategic hHd .n"p''r'N
r"r',r "f ~" wh"l" pr.'r.n''.
Th. polio. .,rr no -: '''al' @.'E
'!,,t -, "or:urGn.>r. G."N' r.'n' -
"..',,l and a-a s-'i' r..rv..rIs over .h'' ga.
.,.,,a. ''"3,H',ur,. h""","r .r'' ~"'F
'hI; 7 = g..',. rally u',.'N'd .'." '".''
a-r N 4 r.r~rrI"u - .i'..-,'' 'h' ~.
Hane Cut or.
Eater "a ~. d, iIa.." W'e '.'' ~
from y.r.l.Ii, ",,~. n" II ,'nNmIri
eaton. cx,,;,. .u l:.r'i1. j.. ''... '"'i'''.
wnn 'n>...,;,..i rIrnr"s.; ,rr'r"' '; al
a,iiytt:..S IN .,u "ff"r: '.' "ir''' g 'F''a.
ton ~ :,.'"E"i Eu,.s.,n I''sh' Win, %h"
'f.v ,.,y .,~,> '.rm"-"u; '"'". y" ole
r'":,a;- a.lg r-.rn:'t'"'l .'.'"r.' .H E"s
u,,u Tr, s:r..'s ~. r. .'d"r"i ''.':'r''.
-. . y ~. and '.. ,'.hr ..~ "'r' i"..i' -
',.i =" =" t,....;.@ ih.. ''' hosts
,',r.s.. r:.:.," - 'h'. ''',''" -: n."i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
GREAT THRONGS
PASS THE BIER
CARDINAL GIBBONS
BODY LIES IN STATE
Wonderful Popular Tribute to
the Deceased Prince OF
the Church

N...:r:"r" Ma. M"~'u - .rH''"Ls
: i,"urj" T.. duE c"ias. ri"H =!.M..
.!,.;. ~, center H.>.r - =" .",'l''lra.
and past ~" r.ic.tfaiQl." upon Winch !tE
rob"I in gold and white. The body al
Cardina. Gibbons with head toward ~"
altar Many ;arr:cd IN thu rcw& Il"
krycl and pray. and som" kn"l; hrSiIr
the body Of the cardinal m"m"n'ar.!!.
hut :f man or woman stayed more
than \ second or two beside the bier.
4 member "f the guard Of honor. con-
riSt.nE "t non from various C1inol'"
layrncn's s,r'irtics. tapped him q" Ter
on n" shoulder and asked them |" n'"va
with thr rr"wd.
\; each side ~ the body @lcam"a
.hrrc candles and ahNv" tn" head hurn-
ID tho candles in a seven branch car
dlestick .hfter the funeral mass ~
Thursday burial IN II" crypt under 81"
cathedral will b" private.
TonI,;h; :, cahleEr;tn Was r"Cr.,"d hv
BISHOP q. u Corriran. from n" paI"N
secretary uf state. 'ar.lhl! GaSpaCr'.
which read ~ follows
The august p"utlf has ,"arn"d With
profound sorrow Of IN" death "f IL
Ein:nruc". Cardinal ~rhhorN H." "fi,r-
cd M prayers for 49,, Srl, nC worthy
prc!atr and sends heartfelt c"N""!".''7
20 YOU lordNh'H ~ IN 'l"rr> AID L"
tho faithful ut ;hr nr,hd."c"s,.
\ message from E;i2ahHM. 1r""r &c
E"tE:nrr. ~ IT." hrnth"r nuI fnUli' -
III. cardinal was forwarded hy Jamo.
CuStHvus Whitley. E"lg!uw "rn "a ~
his y, TT. Th,. mrSsnc" from Mr.. Wh.t"-
~ rrLI "Ncr MaJ"Sty. IA" queen "f
- BrlEiau.. has instructed m". y" 49,
t,, 10 convey IA tn" in'n'd'1'" r"l.-
..ltX of His Em:u"D"". 'a:,i:H", !'.h
NunS. :hc "Nn-"S&iu1 If ~: deep syn
rathy in ;hrir hcr'avcm"n'.
A similar m"HN..s" C:''H' H.. l;''n.'''
c.r-"n WAS delivered - the C,rT.II..s
household Mr. Whitley also r"r"iI 81
tn" foll"w!nr csh'"rr;,m from carton
rr W!art. primo minister Of HvlEium'
IL = win deep affli"tmn thai 80
have learned Of m" death "f His Eua-
urnro. Cardinal 'hbhuns. and "" h.r
vnu 70 express 90 ~" rrr"ra'"i r"'.
lon e,,nS Of N" uluStr!nus md r"rr"'''.l
prr-:l;c our mos Nj'u'"rr S:mpI'H ~ IN!
COndOlCrC"."
Resolutions passed .:i = 'H"r"r, -
meeting of 'hc city ,"crv:l toi4y aSk'..
;h:,. all business IN El,t'mo-" hv NUs-
rand"d hv" minutes. hrglnI'HS - N
o'clock Thursday morning. as = n'.-E
Of respect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
EIGHTY MILE GALE SWEEPS METROPOLIS;
MUCH DAMAGE; TWO LIVES SNUFFED OUT

The G"a;ls reported we-" those OF Il
ErUhKlyn ch5Id playing il = frame
StrUCtu",. OU," used as Il motion picture
hnu$r Nhl,! elapsed v Urn what spec
iu;prS described aS a "wkir!inS cloud
struck :: AND reduced j; - e pile OF
debris. f.r'.;!."n wornrJ i&r"r hours
h,fo-" tn" ,..iit'S body was ""i"red.
TN" woman Was found pinned under
tho rear wheel ut 4 heavy automobile
AMI rnl.," believed shr walked int" II
~ wh!!, temporarily blinded hy the storm.
Sh" WAS instantly Killed.
ErroKlyn was Struck hardest by the
wind and .; WtS there the greater part
o.: :hr d,n.:,Er wa 'l'n.. The walls
-; - >ynaergu" under CONSTRUCTION III
t'lathu>h wTr" blown 70 tho ground
REPORTS from S"mm"rEille. y. j. told
rf ih. wr.,klng ~ a building sixty yet
h.gn The structure wa' almost raisad
to th- ground a"d bricks were blown
cons. .irrth!c distances.
\ number uf minor accidents from
r,iuc "hjr..;! w"r. reported. and sevcrAI
raryurs wore struck by autornobttS ah'
seen IA III" dying dust and rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
CONTINUED on Page Twelve.)
MINERS DIE AS
THEY SLUNBER

Morgau'nwn. W " MIr'@ -\--Tw"
mon wrr. burned % d.ttt late today II
a tir. wn.,r destroyed four miners
houses on SCOTS Fun, fly" miles fr"m
hr-,. III" loss WAS estimated AZ $4,000.
The Srott'% Kun mines "f the ticN"-
land 4 Murgautnwu t"al company ar"
idi-. .rG y number II miners '..E"t "
party today IN one "f th' - n'"rn ;
houses. In SON" uH"Nrl.in'i manner
in" residence was ~,.t on iir', and al the
u.;ners escaped excepting J"'. Metz and
John Rr.k"n They were asleep and
wncn :, Srrrrh Of III" debris vas :E|de
tonight. ;h":r "harrrd remains were
found
TM,rr is II" fire tGht;ng apparatus IN
iL, ran -'c:orl and the iMt'.'rs us'h
dvmanitr 10 arrest the SWEEP ~ th'
hiazr. They destroyed one house WA
the rHpluSiv" and three others wei" gut
ted by the fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
GREEKS NOW MASTERS
OF BAGDAD RAILROAD

Con.;an'.nopic, March g. tBy the
Associated r.cSS).-The town OF kutala
has h".r evacuated by the Turks and
,!u. Greeks are now masters OF tho Bag-
lad railway and are continuing to 80
:;urc toward Angora
Ti. T.-k!sh communication an
nni.i.,.s lb" withdrawal Of tho Otto-
N: y torres to new positions. The plan
apparently is TO keep the army intact
and retreat into the depths Oh AnaAoI2.
drawing tho Greeks after II
Kiazinl Fara Bckir, commander Of the
Turkish nationalist army in Erzerum.
with 25.600 good troops. Is making
forced march from Armenia to AID
MuStapha keTnal PaSha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
E|kinS and McDermof -
To Call On President

Special Dispatch to the IntelligenceE
Washington. y. c.. Mach Ex-senator
Davis Elkins and Col. Jos. n McDer-
mott. O.: Mnrg1ntown, nave an engage
mont (" call on President Harding to-
,n,rruw H. the gossip concerning tho
;nc new commissioner Of internal rev.
..nur. t'", MclIcrmott figures as the Ia
,rr.i. in the guessing. Opinion here
= tha, H." APPOINTMENT IS between Nc
Ip.rnl0t; ard Clifford. Of Illinois, with
,ho. W.S: Virg:nia1 believed to have a
shXJ. tho better ot /, as K stands now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
EI-State Policeman
Slain When Defending
His Former Comrades

HGrt.nrtcr. W. Va. Mar. cS- Bob
Mayrard t,-ner state policeman. was
Shoc TO death. and Lester Frazier was
wounded probably fatally. IN gun bat
tle AZ Fort Gay. Wayn" county, lat"
Sunday evening, and warrants have
been issued for two men WHO'S" names
arc given as WE:takcr AMI tr:st
charged with completely in thr shooting
according 70 reports here today
In his report. Cnas'ahi" Fln.ay
Thompson states the s.i"",inG followed
a controversy in which thc stat" police
system was :uv0lvcd. \ E;.n giving ms
name a. johnson w99 arrested "h"n
~ attempted 20 swim 10 m" Kentucky
shore o: BIZ Sandy river following the
shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
BRITISH LABOR
AGAINST REDS
RESOLUTION PASSED
BY LARGE MAJORITY
Refused to Accept Lenlne S
q Conditions for
Aflllatlon

Southport, England. NJ are II
=. --, BY the Associated Press ..,-
The Independent Labor Party. III
conference today here, rejected by
an overwhelming majority II pro
po>al tn accept Leninc ) ronh-
tlorE for aii'iIiation with the third
im1crnatiunaIr Of Moscow.
The minority report favored ar-
ccp,anr". and This clement may
Serrdc from the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
THE WEATHER

west vtrPinia-Fnic and continued
cold Tuesday. wednesday fair and
warmer.
Ohio and rTes+ern Penpsyivana-PAir
Trasday: We'd daytfair and warmer.