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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-20

A minister in Miami, Fla.,, was
recently tarred and feathered for
preaching race equality. That may
be as near as he'll ever come to hav-
ing wings. IL - -
Next thing somebodyT be want
ing to know who took the arm out
fof armament.
E President Harding is said to be
counting on public opinion as his
greatest aid in the disarmament
conference Public opinion rarely is
still long enough to be counted.
... D., ~s.~,-.
Oil is to 60 ON the tariff "free
list" Free and easy. -.
Long Staple cotton is to go tariff
free but short must pay its way.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul, so to
speak.
!, "Senate Farmers Block Dry
Crowd" says headline. Now if
they'll let the axe descend swiftly
and surely!
%" q.
Lexington farmers fired the shot
heard round the world. If they keep
on firing there won't be a "shot" in
the world. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-20
M\AA M
= HITS BY HAL =
y \\\
HITS BY HAL
The Days Question

Why the deuce do they want II
catch Slim Jim anyway?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-20

Says the man with the cane
Work make money, save. Then yor
cam loaf and let the money do the
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

wa.h'nStoa Sert 2s.--The way was
cleared today N TIE senate for tho hEht
over the Republican tax revision DILL
Reading ~ the measure FOR appro>al OF
uncon,csted committee" amendments Z"
tho hnuss hill VAS cUmrlsted ana con
sidcrat!nn II tho contested features WIN
begin tomorrow. -
These include tho sections orai'nB
r'.h income 'a1eS. individual ana cor
poratlnns. profits taxes. transportation
lsvics cycis. and soft drinks levies ana
all other I",!"s changed by the commit
..a a. wsf' ae with estate taxes ana
l~yi~S on adm < on- arf dues "nlCh
w.rs not allowed by the committee.
Led by McNary.
III" alta, Il on the transportation '"A"S
vas op, nod today hy Senator MrNaTy OF
Oregon Z Rspuh'i"sn member or thn
agricultural "htnc." VII" offered an
nnl.:.drm"rt - str.h" out the lcE'es on
C-"ish- passenger rullman and express.
Senator K'uE i'rmncrat ltah. salu
he would propose an amendment 70
e..m.uut. ais tie tax on telegraph ana
telephone. witch vas suggested BY tho
committee.
Senator simmons % North Carolina
and other Democratic members or the
finance committee romOlet"d during the
da~ ss-r"s ~ amendments which they
y'ar 10 cmsr arA which. " sdort-d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
STATE BODY IS
NOT AUTHORIZED.
IN BUS CONTROL
ATTORNEY GENERAL
GIVES AN OPINION
Traction Company S Attorney
Declines TO DivuIge Next
Move Bv Client.

Charleston. W. Va. S"p'. "H---Ths
srq,r road commission I""s mot haN"
authority - r.E'.la'e vi"ra'i"r "f 'nNt-
cabs for hir" aud bus lines within ths
limits ut - ,'ry. and rules and r"G"-
lat:ons recently promulgated hy that
body ar" not effective Within corporate
limits according % m opinion from tho
attorney generals ofFiC" today.
TIE oriuirr = The outcome ~ q "on-
tro,"rsy in Wheeling over Tia" """ra'Ion
Of bus i,u"N along ~" tracks of ths
Wheeling Traction CrmarN. N'"rn"Ns
Tor the Il. innate Rus Cn'u;1."y held tNpt
;he city Of Wheeling had authority N
the matter. bur this View Was Not shar"d
Ny tho WN"rljus Traction company.
Thc latter asked tho STATE roaI COM
mission 70 pass on the case.
Tho commission then issued rules and
regulations which required bus lines 10
set permits from the commission hef"rs
operating. Tho 1'l'imnto conspany was
,~uuired to arrly for a permit and tho
RuUl'Cat!on was refused. The opinion
today from he attorney generals "ffi'e
was written 10y Charlie" R!tchie. anI
vas addressed - &. p. i'ortney. chair
man .? III" sto;o road commission.
IIo says the question Is answered. 10y
tho eAlrees term, of the statute. where
IN II Is provided that II the applicant
for license shall dHsI-e 20 operate such
vehlcl" wholly within any city or Cnr-
rorate town. such authority shall he tho
city or town council or corresponding
body. in al, other cases such aU'nnriiy
shall hN he state road commission.
Ha contents. therefore. that the city
Url., lin, 'Le STATE road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
GEN. SNED[EY 81
HERO Of THE .
MARINE HIKE
TAKES 6O-POUND PACK :
FROM PRIVATE SOLDlERI
Expeditionary Force to BattleI
With Imaginary Foe in !.
Historic Wilderness.

FrederIckshurs. Va. Sept S.-En'
campod tonight on the heights north
Of Wilderness creek with outposts CIV
ering practically tho Same VsnhCsi
roints as those engaged in the battle OF
CrnrcciIorsvil,e and other desparAes
e,rurglcs of the SOS. the marine expedi-
tionary force was ready to 30 over IL
TOP tomorrow morning against an fnAS'
,rAry foe In the first sham engAsemens
q. ihe!r extended mansuvres.
Spectacular 1xMblt1oh
The plan for to-morrows exsrctD2D
calls for q spectacular exhibition OF tH'
fantry, artillery and AirplansA tn
marines will have as spectators 1oout'
twenty members of congress, eeVere4l
army and navy officers OF high raokl
Major General John A. Lejeune, nAr1neI
comma ndant, Brigadier General WendeuI
Neville who commanded tho marine bf1-
ssde in France. and others.
Tn-dav's hike of nearly twenty m1laol
from Fredericksburg. where the fnenj
spcn, the night, to tho Wilderness Ran,
was A long and dusty one. and proved q
severe test of tho physical fitness OF
the men. after their two rainy nightE M
tho field. BY 8 o'clock in the afternoon
however, the Ia st OF tho infantry had ar
rived. except those who had fallen ousl
on account Of sore feet or for Other
reaS sons.
Con snsdlsy In Action 80.
The camp covered the rolling slopse!
of Wilderness Run with q city OF can,
vas stretching for nearly q milo aoovSl
the led OF the stream.
A brigad!c- general, carrying . stxe1
Mound pack and rifle, hiking edEhtesA'
miles a day. was witnessed on to-dAysI
march from Fredericksburg. BrisAdjse'
Genera Smedley. who has won two eor-t
gressional medals OF honor and d!stth-
Suished himself In France BY convert
INK Brest from mud hole into flno!
camp. was the general. the pack ana
rifle being borrowc! from private who,
had begun 10 show the effects OF the
long hike.
j The general shouldered the pack aud
rifle OF the SICK man. and set Off DOWN
, tho road, gathering up parties OF straB-'
cJers as he went. all OF whom were
! = ashamed 20 la!l behind while the'r gem
era!. carrying q pack and rifle went
ahead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
MNARY LEADS FIGHT TO STRIKE OUT
TRANSPORTATION lEV|ES OF TAX MEASURE

would virtually ra-wvlte ~" hit II -
understood that their prlnCIral feature
,s ,rc raising OF rates oU corporations
and the wealthy to max:mums higher
than those PROPOSED by IA" ttnanrc COM
n!tte~.
Senator SrNoo' ~ Utah. = R"ruhNcan
committee member. gave notice that ne
hoped ., have h's manufacturers sai"e
tax plan ready to oN"r t0uorrow. and
that hn probably would speak ON ( n"N'
Monday lIe said "" was unler'dCt
whe,rer hc would o't"- AT cn''r"lT now
h''l ~ propose arS"udm'nts - ~"
existing hill.
Agree 20 Stamp Taxes.
During tho rcqd'uE "f the hiil today
tho srnnt" agreed /" most "t IN" Sp"Cla!
and e,nmn rnneS and n" ,Nis''nS iHNrs
Imposed by the present law ,ld unHi-
tered by Tho committee. and a's" e.
num.h.r Of administrative Uro,ls'oHe
These PROVISIONS iurludo c'ns. d. Er"d
10 speed up Hnal settlement 80 TAX
claims. establishing It tax stmp.'h"attou
board. and to prevent unnecessary eN-
am!nat!Ons or Investigations "t tax
payers books Of account.
Other sections agreed upon without
contest include ono auth oriz!nE tn S"r-
rotary Of tho treasury t" !ssu" an adj
d;t:nral $500 mo. ooh In shor' term notes
to tacilitat. tho funding y: N'"'orN ro'ss
and c.rtifcsteS ~ ird+h' sdrssS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

Washirgtcn. SPIT cs.--puc 10 rapid
progress hy committees In formulating
recommendations. the na'ionA! CoA''r-
onro on unemployment VII begin CON
sidrratior Of n general emergency rehet
p-ogrR; Friday. f!Ic days eAris"r IMAM
had originally been planned. Il was an
nUunCei tonight
In addition to the report o! the manu-
faciurcrs' committee. upon which agree
rlent has already been announced rec
omrendaiinns on emergency measures
VIII be reported Friday By tho commit
tees or nneinpiOl Hicut statistics. en-
plo.mcnt agencies and registration,
emergency pubic works and construc-
ton. Other reports will be considered
aa completed. II was said
Announcement of the formation OF
new committee on community. civic and
emergency rel.et measures, was made
to-day.
ruh'ic hearings to-day we're devoted
n tn. 1uert!on ~ am npioyrn>nt serv'c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
{. A. R. VETS
IN THE STEP
THAT FALTERS

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept es.-- Shortly
before sundown today n. rear ranks ~,
ne Grand Army ~ tn, Republic passed
ths reviewing stand Of Commander IN
Chter w'il'ar, A Ee,chan. bringing q
close the annual parade and tho most
spectacula- ssent ot tho atty -Gf,d en-
rampment
Tonight ,hA veterans were weary and
sought :he NN0rhes and res, piar~s pro-
ctded TO- ;h-r, through tho downtown
district bu, ss '1sy hiked along today
thsy marched laurt!ly. tranoiHE In s.aN
with the music ot war drums and HraS
Tho cheering started With the ap-
proaeh OF the Old Guard a, tho mead ~
ire column. These veterans. urust.-ad
r-cn columbus and Newark. ohio
marched with equipment and rHes
keeping perfect ali Ermert and orderly
eles. Then came other Veterans N six
divisions kentucky and West vlrS!a!u
narche-s were In the fourth division
Preceding the parade. tho 9 \. Il
delegates met In r business session and
csss~d a resolution condemutng the Eu
KuS Khan. The Sons ot Veterans
passed a similar resolution.
Tho G. A. r Will meet Thursday to
slect oricers and selec, the city FOR the
neIt encanPment.
Tho Womens Relief Corps slc"; nj
Mrs Amos II. Parker Boston. national
president Tho Convention sent mes
saE~ 10 President Harding approving tho
arrLa mont conference.
Locr,is SronHld New C'anaan. COnnec-
,,cut, uas -'crted corrodore ~ n"
Eatien.l Ass"~isiton ~ Naval N.t"rsrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
TO SELECT ". & J. HEAD

Washington. Pa.. Sept :S--Ia mes !.
Brownson Nr"s!dent of tho board "f
trustees Of Washington & Jefferson COZ
lege. has appointed the following com
nittee 10 select new head cf III" col
lnpe 10 n, rhn Vacancy caused ny tho
death rer"uji' Of pr. Samucl charles
Rack In r"nvar chairman W. A. ".
McIlvaire. Washington: J"hn NJ. Ken
n.Iv li,,slurCh. RNv G. = Hays,
Iohus.uwn. ,'"' r ~ Thompson. New
York. and John II. Ionnan. Washing.
ton.
!, ts nnd~rst - the committee will
promptly cho"s" man 10 sucrc"d tns
lat. Or Black. az the trustees believed
rho hssr interests OF the institution de-
maod th?I president be named 10
Guide college affairs b"forc n" hrs'
semester "'.d~ M n'ima'ion has hc"n
given rs /" a,a.'ahi" mon being ""nSi!-
cred by 'hc committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
ARR[ICKLE OUT Of JAIL: HELD
ON CHARGE Of |NANSLAUCHTER
Judge Lazarus Rules Evidence
Does Not Justify Murder
Charge Against the Come
dian.


San Francisco. Sept. ?S-The murder
cor,nla,rt aratnst Roscoe 4 ItStty)
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tHuhS hy i"Hce J"Hse SEIV"h j. I.aH-
arus who held him to answer 10 the
sur.ri,r cnur, f,r ,r,ol y, IN. lessor
,,,..
'h '' "a '''>
Virgin" kappc. i".'""!hE ur'hNihE
part! IN Hi"'ch'e h"tr' s-''e ""'
Judge Lazarus hc!" that me eN N'"e''|"
"'F"uueen o9 tne "'S'' u. h'"' MP ""'
'hS III" e't ua' """' ''f "'' i''' i''''
the comedian 'o'"s ""'' '"' "'"' l.
M'SS N"pfe' i'os N"N,'e' '''' -,
,"'e n','"Ha' "'eu 49,,
DAYS ht'eF 'he a'"' :" ~
rooms
""N" ',"'" ",'"' =
i"r mahS'"uE"'"'. th"."h '"r'" -
enough IN Inc of''h"'h' '"'"u'' =,
warrant ms tI'I on '""' 'h"Fhe' Nd'u
Judge Lazarus
i'"' Nv '"f 80 ' ,,
committed by tho d"i"Edah' on MISS
H"rFe' -" S"' ..
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S"teH ht'eT Hp''"k in"'r W ''"e"'o ''""
Arhnck!o n"Hf" NC "e'''''' "'''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
TREATIES WILL
Be PUT OVER.

Washington. Sept. 2s-The first ~
tho senate night sessions in the effort
Of Republican leaders TO expedite ratt-'
flea ton Of the peace treaties with Gsf-l
many. Austria and HunEArd was hslAi
tonight. 1t was arranged solely for de-,
bate, no action being expected foT ssV'
eral days. ,
In order 10 not delay tho tax rsvtsfonl
b,ll. which was before the sen1ts AZ,
dav, and 70 speed up the treaties, thel
plan tor night sessions. which to-0ayl
was said 10 have been given PreS1oSn1'
Nard.ng's approval. was put through
hut not without vigorous protsStS nom
democratic and Republican opponsata
Republican leaders were urged ~
Democrats 10 defer night ssssions et
least until after to-u1orrows eon1srsneA
Of Democratic senators on the treaty,
question, but the majority insisted upSni
tho night meeting and were able TO pre-'
vail
Reports were IN circulation that DEM.
ocrauc opposition TO the treaties wa
incrca sing, but Senator Lodge OK NAL
sachusetts. the Republican leader, Ha4
said 10 have expressed conv,etion ~
President Harding that ratdcAdon ults-l
uateiy would be assured 4,
Only tor,y-two sena tors answered hsl
roll call as tho senate rsconrensd to-
day and II was half an hour before o. !
bate was begun. .
Senator kellogg, Republican Minne-'
sofa, was the first to take the floor. and. |,
supporting the treaty. declared 1t would!
be impossible for the United States 10
make any treaty with Germany n msre-j
gard Of the ,atter's engagement WIN
the allies under tho Eersailles 6~p.i
The senator declared Europe could net
lapse into chaos without this COUNTY,
being affected. Il would require mooth@
perhaps years Of negotiation WIN mel
allies. he added. should the onltta
States attempt TO negotiate . ueAty
with Germany and ignore the Versailles
treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
URBAN LEDOUX STRONG FOR FORMATION
OF FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

and the relative merttS of puf
private agencies Urbain IAGoux. who
recently conducted labor auctions On
Boston Common. strongly endorsed the
establishment OF federal employmanf
agencies throughout the country.
Organized labor. according 10 "iniAn
c Roberts. OF the American Federans1
Of Labor. was cmphatically In fAvor q
n federal employment service absolutely
neutral IN labor disputes
Mrs. s. J. Atwood. OF tho Metropolitan
Association OF Employment ASencie
o: New York. declared that tho pr1vat
agencies had tho best rnachireIy 10
handling the situation and criticised N
federal snrvice as a failure during the
war She charged walking delegates OF
organized In Dor with attempting to graft
through private agencies and aid she
had had zoo chances FOR Sraft In the
past year Mrs. Atwood informed me
committee that tho answer to the un-
employment situation ups "a -Fet >eaf6
going
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

TIE early morning and afternoon
trains will bring IT those OF the dele
gates who have lot yet arrived IN
Wheeling. and from . O'clock this morn
Inc until p. m Department Adjutant
bernard Z. Kaiser and his statt or as
sIs;ants Will be kept bug! registering
tho delegates and other Legion members
who will attend the convention func-
Hons.
While the regtstra tIon IS being com
rleted National Commander Emery WIFI
he the honor CUES; OF the Wheeling
;twanis Club. from lc.l5 - l:l5 O'Clock.
o. the Klwanis Luncheon ct the Mcclure
Hotel.
Emery VIII Speak Today.
Promptly at O'Clock. Department
Commander Nickerson will call the con-
,rnt!on 10 order IN The Carroll fIuo
auditorium. on Chaplinc street. "here
all business sessions of the convention
VIII he held Rev. II. q. Gaunt' OF
Noundsvilre. who wi" be acting depart
nent cha plain during the convention
,viIl offer invocation. and Mayor Thomas
r. Thouer will welcome the visitors on
behalf or the city or Wheeling.
Immediately following the appoint
rrcnt ~ committees. National COM
uau,cr will be presented and deliver
his address 10 tho convention.
While the nrs; sePHiun OF tho con-
y.n.ion Is In progress. the Ladies o1
thc Service Star Legion will tender a
recrptIon 10 visiting ladies at the
Wheeling Post club rooms at ESQ
o'clock. At $50 there will be sight
seeing automobile tour for the visit
Ing Indies
Grand Ball Tonight
The convention grand ball tonight n;
the convention Hall In the Market Audi
forum Will be a brilliaa: event. Lang
hans has decorated the hall elaborat"iy
in true convention ball style. The bal!
(Contdnued on Page Tsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
Judge Baker Takes
a Poke at Berkeley
Jai|'S Fi|thineSS

Special nisratch tn The ln'c'!Ecur"r.
Mar,lnShurG. W. Va. Sept. IS. -.T"dty
In United States court for the northern
district "f West Virginia, Judge lM"rr
took shot at berkeley county ofncIaIS
today, when after an inspection nC the
TAIL, he declared ne would not allow anv
'u~thcr criminal work at court terms
hero until scrious conditions at IN"
county iatl Were corrected Fie described
the plac" as being "unhcalthy Hnsun!-
,ary and den Of NTH"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
MANY CHANGES
IN DEALINGS
N|TH.VETERANS
DIRECTOR FORBES
TO MAKE REPORT
Recommendations Based on
Conclusions Reached From
Recent Inspection.

Washington. Sept @S.-DNrector
Forbes. Of tho veterans bureau.
will submit to the president. proha-
bly, tomorrow. a CnclprehenslN" re-
yort covering the countrywide con-
ditions OF the governments system
OF disqualification and vocational
training for former service men.
The report. it is understood, will
contain recommenda'io for many
changes in the present plan OF deal,
ing with the veterans. based on
conclusions reached by Colonel
Forbes after inspection Of all offices
OF the bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
NATIONAL, COMMANDER JOHN G. EMERY.
rhn.n nstnr
Photo hy Fhotocrafters

Greetings comrades met again and new auan
nEh' D! scores
American already assembled IN Wheeling TO ano e
Of American Legion
delegates already the
full representation OF $50 ode delegates ana
active posts he state Will nave
cd the FirstC two-day gathering
Emery among the early arrivals 'e
Commander Byron Ackerson oy
afternoon The dlsueo
d his al me
Henry Club
No where he sok
hour with scores OF Legion 9
o'clock the national commander
commanders and posi- @
informal discussion Z" i"soN p'' ~
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29

When Informed last might by The In
.rn!Ecneer 90 the ahav" ovIni"n ~ tho
attorney general. Attorney J"hN Z.
Palmer declined 20 state what the neat
move or n" Wheeling Traction Com
ranv would Re. hut expressed 'he
opinion that ,h"re would he further do
v-'opnrn's.
Attorney George Eenehe. ot the bus
ire. stated that the Nus 0e"r!" would
take no steps except 70 continue oFer-
alton until some further action should
be taken by tho state or city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
AVIATOR FLIES
To HEIGHT Of
10000 FEET

Dayton Ohio, Sept. 29.-Iisuten-
ant John A. MacRsady, test pilot At
McCooI Field today shattered the
worlds altitude record. attaining
height Of 4o,soo feet In the same
La Psre btplAns used by Rudolph
c. Schroeder. who set record OF
$3.50 feet on February %, 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
IN Air los MinuteH.

Lieutenant MacRcadN was n the air
ono hour and rorty-hve minutes. re-
du!-!nE ali but few minutes ot the
total fy'ng time 10 reach his mark. NJ
50 200 ;cA formed on his oxygen tank.
but no pressed on until the alItuder
registered 4l."on feet. al this point his
engine Coughcd and died Ee then
Slsded safely 70 the ground.
MacReady's new record is 2.bcO teet
higher that that OF Schroeder. and IN
this Night the pilot suffered none OF the
hardships met by tho former chief test
clIot. Schroeders eyeball froze and eX-
ressiye dilatior ~ tho heart kept h.m
In hospital nearly two weeks after
~ flight
Tho flight made today primarily vas
fo~ the pu-rose Of testing improve
.r.urS made on ,he $uper-charger In
rerted ny : 4 Moss who witnessed
the nighr and also new propeller Of
e very t'@N pitch. perfected by on
glrccrS n .he ."'aIt feId.
Every PrecAution Taken
Captain u. L. \. Hailett. chief OF
mechanical deTgninS and Moss per
~ona!ly prepared The plane for flight and
every rrecaution was taken TO provide
au>.rai, uxysen tanks for safety OF
-" pilot
on 'and!nc. MacReadv declared he
strccr"d nothing but numhness. lie
':;ul.i oHr of the plane unasststed and
:.o4,i i frr several photographs imme-
dta,e!y
lieutenant Geo, B. Patterson, chief or
20" technical data section OF tho neId
assisted ny Lieutenant Morairty took
rharse or MacReady's instruments ns
soon as accumulated tee was cleared on
tho ship and following celebration an
nounced the official altitude was 4oNNn
feet Accumulation Of ice on the plane
at 80, Onn fe", caused ono oxygen tank
70 Goa Sc tunctioninB. but auxiliary tanks
provided for irst such an emergency
were brnUgh; into use and safety OF
he pilot assured.
Clothed In Furs.
NacReaG, Was 'lothed In the heaviest
fu-s with Src,'idl helmet and goEg'es
To !u@u-H clear Vision a special gelatin
was used on the goggles TO prevent col
lesriCn ot ice The suit was electrl,a!!h
hra'ed throughout
A centrituse! air compressor operated
Nv gas turbine forms tho super
charger which made the ntSht p"Ssihi".
Tho turbine derives It's power from N"
no, exhausr gas or tho l!bc-ty motor
,,i,h which the ship Is equipped. and
air thus compressed Is fed 20 the car
bur.,.r at tho sams pressure as air at
sea level.
The hirlars was designed ~ January
inlS " Ca7tain la Fcre. French
aviator Willis working under direcIon
Of the United States government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-29
.HOWAT WILL
NOT OBEY THE
UNION s ED|CT
926 MAJORITY FOR
THE LEWIS FORCES
Kansan Declares He Will SUBJ
NIT to Expulsion Rather
Than Give Way.

IndlanapolIs Ind Sept. @S.-AlcNan-
der Howat, president Of the Kansas coal
miners. was directed today hN the vote
NJ ,he convention Of the lntted Mine
Workers Of america to order strikers Rt
two Kansas uiiu"s work but immediately
after tho cuuNrntion's decision he de-
clared he weird not carry out tho order.
No RnnOunc"msn: was made by the
union officials what steps. IT any. WoA'd
hN taken to enforce the decision. In
voting, the Convention had before II
Nowat's assertion tra' h" would be on
relcd from the union before he would
obey such an order.
Lewis Sustained
Rv ts vote. the convention sustained
President John l.. Lewis and other in
ternetional officials IN ordering the re-
SUMPTION ot work. which had not heen
oheyeG by Howut All of tho anti admin
,s,ra tlon element was lined W behind
Howat. but the roll call showed ar UH
orNciaI majority Of 92s for the order.
the vot. being 77o1 IN LIS. Howai's
opposition to the order vas that y
would support operators seeking -
violate contracts with miners by I'M
posing new working cond"j"Hs hut
President Lewis declared the lssn" w7s
whether tho union held rs own men 70
the !ul1Hmsnt of their contrasts
Only six or IN. 81 districts IN th-
union stood hy Howat who gained his
greatest support BY carrying th' Mig
Illinois delegation. SIS to 5S. Washing
ton. Montana. Michigan. Kans7- and
Indiana exclusive 81 the block coal dis
trict also gave him 4 majority Of the'r
votes All other districts supported IN"
ADMINISTRATORS hack 20 work order h"
majoriti"s RANGING rom less than
score 70 more t.aH 2nn l0;"s
Howat ~efors Jail
Howats ncrl .;'h administration
leaders ended for he convention with
tho disposition nf I'VE Kansas s'rk"
cases. He expected to leave here early
tomorrow 10 ap0rar IN c"ur, at Columbus
on Friday. and declared he wou,G :" I"
tail rath"r than give N" bond rsVu'r"a
bv the cour' no, ~ call anv more strikes
The disn"Sitnr of ~" kansas cases.
which had hrNn before the convention
since last Friday. also cleared tn" va"
for NOR" rapid progress In convention
work hu' -, "nl or the session was
no; yet In ~:Ght.