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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CHARLES RAY COMING
HERE IN "sCRAP IRON
Popular Screen Star Will BE Seen
All This Week at Broad
way Thcatcr.
PLAYS COUNTRY BOY" ROLE
Picture Is Adapted From Story
Written by Charles Il. Van Loan
and Published Recently in Satur-
day Evening Post.

Charles Ray may now be regarded
as versatile an actor as there is on
the screen. In scrap Iron" which
VIII open tomorrow at the Broadway
Theatcr. for an engagement of one
week. he takes the part OF young
mechanic in Il mill town. and his por-
trayal of the character is every bit
country boy which brought him to
fame.
The story OF scrap Iron" adapted
from one written 10y Charles r. Van
Loan and published in the Saturday
Evcning Post is no, as broad in com
cdy as most OF Mr.. Rays productions.
In fact. II i not a comedy at all, al
though there are many good laughs
ana chUCklcS in IT. The main them"
Of the plot the fight "t Il young man
for means 10y which he can give his
widowed mother the things necessary
To restore her Ia health, is too dra-
matte and sympathetic 10 be called
comedy.
Ray has the part of John steel.
nickuamcd scrap Iron" Yielding
TO the wishes OF his mother to give
iicicnt, earns him the scorn Of his fell
low workers and his girl. Ills amhi-
tion to get ahead causes a jealous
foreman to throw him out Of his job.
The family cNchcqucr is down to the
lowest point when the opportunity
comes to light the man who has stolen
his girl ana at the same time get
tn. money of which he stands so sore
~ in mead
The hight makes n fine classic Re
vcngc is far from the boys thoughts
until the money for his mothers
needs is assured. and then the iigh,
develops into ono that Will make
any one hold their breath until the
conclusion
Among those who assist MIR Ray
in portrayinp II most gripping story
are: Lydia Knott, Ncra Stcdruan.
[ Tom Wilson. Tom O'Bri"n stanton
Heck, Charles Wheclock and Claude
/ Ecrilcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
LAWRENCEVILLE

Special 10 The Times Dispatch ]
LAW VA, July 30.
-Rcv. Edward Z. Clark. of Rich
mond. who Is sent out hy tn" Bnp-
list State Hoard, conducted a six-day
hormai institute Ia the l.twrcnccvil!c
baptist church last week Much
interest was manifested In this
course. shown by the large attend
ance at each meeting. There were
fourteen who received dimplomas in
this work
Miss ophclia Shor, has returned
from visit OF several weeks to
friends In Chase cts and Dnuvllc.
Miss Harriet Cooke. accompanied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
.ODEQN WILL PRESENT
THE LOST ROMANCE"
Conrad Nagcl, Lois Wilson and
Jack Holt Arc TO BE Seen in
Big Picture

~ tho oicon Monday. Conrad Ma
gel, Lois wilson and Jack Holt ap-
pear IN The Lost Romance" pic
iurization "f Edward Kuobloch's ia
NOUS story. Tuesday and Wcincs-
day. Norma Talmadge will be shown
in The Passion Flower" a First Ma
tionHl attraction.
ThMrsdaN. Worn lfnrhon. THO "mnth-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Harry M!llardc, directing new
special for FoX, recently used 100
youngsters in Il scene for the pro-
duction. The children, who reported
joyously for work. were somewhat
disappointed when they found il was
a sChoolroom scene. and they were
told Ia "aCt natural
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

-" OF "liumorcsquc." will be shown
in The Greatest Love" and Friday
ana saturday clara Kimball Young
IS tho feature in Straight From
Parie." one OF her greatest screen
successes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Admintstrati"n
Of rho judicial oath To William Howard
Taft, the new chief justice OF the tni'-
el States. marked the ~reconvcning TO-
day Of tho supreme court for tho reSn-
lar fnll term.
Tho oath was administered TO Mr.,
Taft, who thereby became the first chief
Justice 10 have previously occupied the
highest executive office in III" nat'cN'
by the senior associate Justice Joseph
McKenna. The oath taken today by
Mr.. Taft supplemented h c"nstitu-
,tonal cath administered July II. Scon
after :ho appointment OF the FORMER
President by President Harding.
! The administration Of tho judicial
oath. the final step in IN" tndu>tion OF
a new chief justice, was attended 10y al
of the age-o,i ceremony attached 10
IN. nations highest tribunal. The oath
| hirds the chief justice ito administer
| Justice without respect to persons aho
do equal right TO the roor and the
rich"
The induction OF the chief ~justic" ac-
comrlishcd. James NJ. Beck, III" me-"
solicitor general Il the ln!teI states
was presented to the court and then the
va rious attorneys whose applications t'
practice before the our Ind been an'
| proved since the courts adjournment
last June
The chief Justice and the assistant
justices al the conclusion or these cere'
| monies followed the custom eStahlish+o
wears ago and went to the White House
to pay their respects to ne PRESIDENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
WEALTHY WOMAN IS
VICTIM Of SUICIDE

Morristown. y. J" Oct, 3.-DyinS
from an overdose Of sleeping powder
and with both wrists slashed. Mrs. Paul
G Zuhlkc. wife Of 4 wealthy New York
importer and exporter. who had been
missing since Thursday. was foun3 sat
urday night In a barn on the Iuhlke es-
tate near Madison. 1t hecam" known to-
day. Mrs. Zuhlke died a few minutes
after being found.
when found by hcr husband md a
party OF searchers. Mrs. Iuhlke had al
ready become unconscious. A private
physician was called and later, tho
MADISON authorities announced today,
the coroner declared II TO be 4 case OF
suicide.
Al tho time Of Mrs, Iuhlke's dtsap-
pearance. police ~ haxr = iukt ~
vestiSation was besun hut the fact that
she Il missing was not mad" public.
Six months ago the dead wonan's son.
Paul, committed suicide in the chemical
n laboratory OF Il Morr!stown public
school 10y ~trhalinE the fumes OF = mix
ture which he had prepared.
Mr.. Zuhlkr today aid he believed
d~espondcLcy over the death OF Paul. an
only son, had caused Mrs. Huhlko to
tako her life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
MARBLE GIRL
GOES TO TRIAL

! cleveland. O.. oct. &.-The trial OF
Marian Mc.Aar,ie. charged with the hrst
t"rr"s murder Of | anIel kauer. her
s,cp-fa;her was heEun today. She Ia
III" third 70 be tried. Mrs. Eva teihrr'me
Kaher. her mother. and salvatore Gala
are serving l'fc sentences for the crime.
county Prosecutor Edward c. stan
ton, announced he would not seek death
penalty. hu, would Il" mani u conviction
for first deGrer murder.
The girls knowledge Of the pI"; TO
Kill kaber. which also Involved Mrs.
Mary Brt"krl. her {? year old grand
m":hrr will be admitted by the defense
p. rnrd!ng 10 Francis w. pNu,son. ASSOC
ciato counsel Yer Miss McArdlc. hut a
general denial that she participated In
Thy" murder conspiracy vi. lie offered.
THAT Miss Mc.trdle's devotion to her
mother prevented her from interfering
with Or disclosing any details OF the
plot will be one Of the pleas offered. At
torney lcHisoH. said.
Kaher was stabbed 10 death In his
Lakewood home. moro than two years
ago. bv hired aSsass'n<. Gala confessed
when arrested In Buffalo. that no he'd
the Invalid while Sittoria Pissellt WELD
cd tho weapon. Mrs. Emma Colarita.
who IS alleged TO have procured Gala
| and Pjssel,l f6r Mrs. kaber Is awaiting
trial Pissell! has not been apprehended.
Mrs. Kaher will b" brought from the
MartinsviIle refCrna;ory 10 testify t"T
the defense. Prosecutor Stanton. is con-
slder:ns summcntnE New York detec-
tsvcs who arrested Miss McArdle and
her mother.
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CHAF|N DIDN'T
CONTINUED from Page one)

I'd from the mattress and asked: do
YOU want TO see me- announcing my
name as Kceney. and extending my
hand through the bars. We shook
hands. Al this j~uncture. they started
to go down the stairs. Workman, ad'
dressing Chain, said: Come in ano
get your feet wet in a joking way.
"Cha0n. in reply 10 Workman. said
Y am not due in there yet. / think
you fellows will get your feet wet be
fore you're through
THAT Is all that was said, and MT
Chain expressed himself in a kind!
way
After Mr.. Keeney had been taker
from the sheriff'S office. where ne
made the statement, to the Jail, NJ
added the following
This statement has no connection
with, Or bearing on. the committee
appointed at the indianapolis confer
ence To call upon President Harding
c. II. Workman and 7. J. Lavender
mentioned in Mr.. Keeney's statement
are organizers OF the United Mine
Workers. who are in Jail charged viii
violating the proclamation OF martha
law imposed by Governor Morgan.
The trial Of Mr.. Keeney and the sec
rotary of the district. Fred Mooney
indicted jointly with the former II
connection with the disturbances haS
not been set. and it was said That they
would 20 over probably until the mex
term OF circuit court.
There are thirty-eight members O.
the United Mine Workers in Jail here
according to uffcials-twenty-seven o.
whom are under grand jury indict
ments, and ten held under the gov
ernor's proclamation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
TEMPORARY COURT
HOUSE FOR WAYNE

Charleston. w. Va. Oct. S.-Following
he ire Mt Wayne which destroyed tho
WAYNE county court house early Sunday
Governor Morgan took prompt action TO-
day 10 designate a temporary court
house there as required under the west
Virginia ccdc. SO as 10 accommodate the
eli cour: now in session IN that
county. The governor issued a proc
lamation designating odd Fellows hall
for use as n court house.
In response to a request from the
Waynr county authorities. a deputy
from the office ot the state FIRE mar
shal was dispatched this afternoon 10
investigate tho destruction Of the court
house. .
Enough suspicious nrcs have occurred
rpr>nIly In TiNJNs NNA ~ Sdta'n'nE
county Of Minso, Marshal Mont Topping
said. 10 keep his office busy for seTerai
weeks. Included In the list are stores
residences and garages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
FIND CLUES IN
EASTLAKE CASE

Colonial Teach. Va: oct. %'--rountE
au,Ln"t - INVESTIGATING the murder
rrnial n."rUlrG Il Mrs. MARGARET Ih@'I,
lake. FIR Wnl'h a r"r,n"rs lur? "rutrT"
l,,i the wuman'S husband, fi"Err -
~.iaIianr naval petty officer. an" hlEH
:.,r..l, T.. Knox. a baltimore nurse: All
ruLrr. today tn" find ne OF tic lrnhl
,lurr hoy If the f.a sliake rome. ihr
k,y Vas found at III" trnr" over VIZ" "
MIS- kn"A said sh" climbed IN ini; ',Tt
the man SI.r claln""I committed inc
lnurd Il. RI" polio" say the! nave -,
tahl:,irrl tilt only ON" r"r""h wcrtt
over tao l"r"". All nt the ,O"rS -,
Al. InstIakr home were fnuHd Locker
except thu front door when the hous -
Mrs. EnsttuNr was discovered. =,
coat. Miss KnoX's ownership, "i
whn-ii was said I" have been estaDllSn.
cG WAS found in q rlulnp Of bushes nvai
the ra,stinkr cottage, IN this "hS lnut"
Il latter alleged to have been WIZ
To Miss En"N by fas,lake ana MA',n
wJs ruurhed IN endcuring phrases. IN
II 10 said: You will have come doWr
To IL. neal me" and Margaret Is "ht'
US and is pretty aShy." Other artic'r-
found in thr coat showed MISS Nh'N
~ times had lent financial ala 10 i"usr
lake.
Another bit or evidence discovered 10.
day and which the authorities CA IN
Will link EaStiakr with the actual "l'l,
, ing was tho t'ndins Of a h.oCn-ta nee
und'rsarmuHt the property or r.sSI.'t.
T!la twn young children or me .;'rt.
lakes have not Yet been arprised "'
their mothers death and following re
fuSal of tho authorities I" turn tnTT
over To Mrs. Mabel Chambers OF PM,
: adelphia. 4 sister Of E:astlake' n were
| sent to Catunv!lle. Maryland.
Il nri,uners we're taken to Freder'
! icksburs, Virginia. Sunday morning fol
| sarc keeping after Il mob later Saturdas
! miami mad visited the Montrose JAIL VIII
! tine avowed purpose CT taking the Jaw
into their own hands. They were rs
sIE,dc however, by Prosecuting Atto-'
ncy Matt Mayo. who met them with
body of armed guards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
ciai visit to the county jail at william

ciai visit to the county jail at william
son. Mingo county. :.
Sheriff Cha fin declared that his v'fit
10 Williamson had been for TIL" purpose
OF ascertainInE whether keeney ana
Mooney had made Application Tor pail
since a warrant for the arrest OF inc
two officials has been Issued In Logan
county on charges %; murder In cnfner>
ton With til" death NJ Deputy SAer''l
John ,iurc, during the recent miners
marrh.
'If kcen"y and Mooney we're to be re-
lea scd on bond, | wanted them arrested
end brought here on the Logan county
warrant To answer indictments I'ehdlhS
AGAINST them" Sheriff Chafin said.
An official Of the MinSo county gov
errrncnt said last night by te!ephone
that neither Of the two mine workers
officials had applied for ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04

" D,,Ir
M""usne'"' -
i''n>i''r, l Nar,,-.
Tl""i H''''' r. N,0 pcx,o,ds.
n'"iin"'h an i~"'r; sr,,crintendeat
', >.
- u,rrrso,
Irmi'' !rr Filth
H!.N."a M', bal,
,m" Sc,,t
n,,am u-I,Iam Zi,nmor.
nnmnr ~ pnc
nrt,r,a., r,Io a ,.nrn.
..,- ur,r,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
JAPAk'S POPULATION
PROBLEM Up TO Til;
COMING CONFERENCE

Toxic, oct. 3.--lE! tn" ~NsT"''a;ri
PresS.,--Japan's problem If MANN an
uutiet for her increasing ".'uiall"l WI!
be FRANKLY submitted at II" r'n'"r"n'''
ON limitation OF trnam"ntS and rHr
Eastern questions al aasninEt"n. II Il
drrlal ed by the ASahI Shi:uhGu ~ tllS
city. The newspaper says thc H's'rh-
meI I Will emphasize TIE urErIi'E OF ~
;endin. ecunnrnrr "Ii quantities :'r th''
welfare IF the inCr,r inrh millions 81
japanese. r.
For the purpose Of increasing IaCH'-
ties for communication with America.
during the conference. II II re""rtS
Japan, by agreement. VIII rv""nn""t th'
Observation-Disclosures cable and thLt
EXPERTS will be dispatched To AXE al,
tustmeats. Messages FROM T"ki" ami
from zap will lie transmitted over tn"
cable.
Japan's suggestion rs t" the ncFndt
Of tho conference will be eNtcudcd. II -
declared by the Horhi Shimhul. wuiriI
declares II will consist OF more n ."
items. The cabinet is Sill studying tnrr
situation preparatory to the issuance ol
on unofficial announcement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
PASTORS NAMED
fcondaued from Fage one)

Methodist, church OF Bridgeport, sue
recdinr Rev. Y. .. Morris. who goes to
either work outside the Barncsville dis
,rict. Rev. James Young Is assigned to
The West Wheeling and West Bridgeport
churches.
Tho complete list of assignments for
Tho EarnsSylila and Steuhenrille dis
,ric,s is given IN the following special
TELEGRAM to The lnielligenccr:
Nassilliro, g.. oct. 3.-The following
orrointmcnts wore made at ton'Eht'S
closing session Of tho East Ohio NJ. l.
conference: .
{. ". nanford.
Antioch. y. q. Rhodes.
Armstrong; Mills. Milton Smith.
Barnes, lilo. First church. f.. \. Mil
Tor: Main street. W. {. Patterson
Bcausvil,". ". =. Tnlfee.
Rnll-!re. First church. :. II. Palmer
r1orrnre, !. ". L. Deem: South church
II. l.. Hanthorn: West BHllnirc. J. ". IL
Brown.
F-lmnrt. J NJ. Akeman.
Eeihcsha--W. II. PATTERSON.
Bridgeport, First church. J. T, Morton;
Wes; church. James Young.
Cameron. ". {. kntp".
C~lar.nEton. Il. \. Sh"rwih.
T~mns. ". &. Cau!ihoW"
Fair'icw l.. l.. Rothrork.
Flushing. 4. \. Gilmore.
I'rCeport. {. +. Walkers.
Hannibal. l.. A.. Morgan.
IIendryshurg. G, W. Byrnes.
Lansing. l.. r. Rose.
Martins Forty. II. @. T"aEardrn.
Norristo~n. &. VI. kiri:e.
old Washington Charles lister.
Piedmont. 4. ". NEnning.
Fowhatan. ". W. BcvinEton.
Quaker city. II. II. Gilbert.
Rayland. &. W. Cooper.
St. C~lairsvillc. VI. w. Johnson.
Salcsville. ". H. IIaverhcld.
S~halyside. w. y. Robson.
S"mc"tun II. II, Fisher.
Sy"nr"r station. J. Frank Stewart.
Tippccanoe. William Lloyd.
Wintcrsct L. A Wharton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
UNKNOWN FREIGHT
STEAMER GOES Down

Curling, y. F. OCT. 3.-Thc sinking
Of an ur Identified Norwegian freight
steamer 1t old Fort. two miles Went "t
Whale Island IN the straits OF Belle
Isle WAS reported here today by the
! coastal steamer Glencoe. The rrcighter
WAS apparently outward bound from
, Qucbe". The crew and boats were con
and II was believed they had escaped TO
a coast settlement.
I, Tho Steamer Karen RoHeraeS. 4 Nor
wcsian freiSEter. was reported strand
I'd IN tho straits OF Roll" Isle. Saturday.
When vessels sought her. however. 81"
could not he found. Th" Karen ltorcn"rS
was bound from Montreal for Skicn. She
registered 2.332 tons gross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
Suspect Murder Of
millionaire; Body Is
to Be Exhumed

Lawrence. Mass. Oct. 2.-Th" oohF OF
Edward T.. SearlaS. r"cluS" millionaire "'
NJ n was ordered exhumcd or IN"
purpose II holding Al autopsy 'n.':'
district, Attorney S. Howard P"nnr1' y"
MAXIM this announcement. whirh t"'-
lowed anonymous reports 10 MN '"''
S.or,ss was poisoned. sud hS ma" u"
evidence at present To- Warrant = n'''c'
TINT death was DIT Ia poison or H'"'"n'''
The body OF S-1r'"s il !nterr'l III l
tnr,h on his walled "s,at" AZ Aistnu'''
TIL. estate ~ now nccupi"I ny U.s.
Mary Men Rowland and her TWO SOUS
,,la;t,rs ~ the r~eciu>". =" whom II" ~
cue,thcd u on condition thAc ','F
chang. their name {" S"arI"S. III" P'."'
cirnt beneficiary OF h:s millions WIS NJ
thur =. Walker. Of Now York. WI" a.
,.sted Kim IN legal matters. Inc eS'"l'
has hs,n varlously rSttnated % We
worth from sl4.0Nn.n 900 /" $40.'"". '"". .
The Srarles fortune WAS larE"IS INA,
Of Mark Hopkins. California ra''r"a"
r,ynats. whose widow Searirs marI''"'
q no testified IN 4 court pro'"ed'nE'
,nsr,lv on, 81 affection and iarttS lot
hNr money"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
APPEAL FOR PRAYER
FOR THE ARMS FARLEY

London. Oct. S.-The Archbishop OF
Canterbury. as president Of the woria
alliance for promoting ntcrna'i"na
friendship through the churches has al
dressed n letter u the presidents or ine
National councils IN Americn. Europe
and Asia. appesl.rS 20 all the christian
churches to set apart SL.Nday. NoNem-
Der 6 as n day Of prayer for the olFlne
blessing on the Washington conference
on Limitation Of armaments nnd TAR
Eastern questions, beginning November
IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
Arro1doB1L1sr INJURED

Sis,trsNUle. w. Va. Oct. 3.-LeSlie
Thomas OF West lrion. w. Va. was
badly cut md seriously injured when
his automobile caught in a rut OF the
road. stopped short. throwing MN
through the wind shield OF the car Inc
accident occurred on the Ststersville'
Salem turnpike, three miles from this
c,y. Tho most sever liberation was
on the head back OF tho eye. eleven
stitches having been required to close
the wound. Two other passengers in
tho car were unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
CALLED ON VETERANS
(Contnusd from Page oLsl

.l?i? convention. which held election OF
organizers was impracttrao!e.
No Stand ON Prohibition
Among the resolutions adopted were
those favoring immediate nationalist
tion Of coal mines nj railroads, the re-
peal Of the espionage laws and amnesty
for all political prisoners. and self'de'
termination for Ireland.
The convention side-Stepped taking a
stand on prohibition, then the issue
was brought up, by resolutions favor
Ing light wines I'D beer. No action was
taken CHI these resolutions. the ommtt-
tee advising against such a course with
IA statement that the prohibition oues-
ton rs purely a social question" on
which each citizen has his c~n views.
Resolutions, regarded by delegates as
manifesting radical tendencies, were re-
jected outright.
Against Radicslism
The idea Of "one bis union Of work
ers. the utilization Of the mine workers
with the International Council Of Trade
and Industrial unions TO develop work
Ing class solidarity. and the calling Of a
convention by American trade unions to
, form one organization having as It's OBJ
ject the abolition of capital and the es-
Ia hlishment OF a workers industrial re-
public in the United States. were lost
Overwhelmingly without discussion.
The committee report dealing with
tho American Legion cited the LeGIon's
constitution as proof that the World
war veterans organiza ton should bs
A force OF law and order" adding tina,
acts Of individual members had justly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
CHANGES RECOMMENDED.

Toronto. On, p"t. ELECTROMAGNETIC
tons for changes In tho organization n'
the Commercial Photographers union of
America. Including the addition Of SIN
vice presidents. aud the adjustment ~
the existing mutual benefit department,
were S"t forth to-day by International
President EoSCo" y. Johnson. at thu
o~psring Of IN" annual convention.
The annual report showed = to:al
membership Increase of %.lta. OF which
So per cent was In the United states
and the remainder in Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
George Discusses
! Unemployment Problem

Gairloch. Scotland. Oct. Shy the
Assur,atcn Ircss).-Prime Minister
Iluvd George passed n busy weekend
1T his temporary home here. spending
man" hours discussing with bankers and
industrial leaders the possible means OF
dealing with the problem OF unemrloy-
mrnt, such az rclirf work dnles. govern.
r,cut lyars aud credits I" foster a re-
yiNal O: trade. An official statement
issued this morning. regarding these
conferences said:
"Thn discussions were extremely
helpful. but no definite dec Sons were
possible.
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SEX

New York. Oct. B. Fre-d"termtnation
OF sen. goal Of manv scientific expert
mrnts With birds and fowls. IL being at
tempted with mammals. for the first
time at the Carnegie iNstiiuti"n's sta
t!on on Long Island. & Carefully chosen
family Of mice has been segregated for
tho experiment.
R~ioiuEically. mice are more similar II
mGn than specimens previously USE
in seeking pr":detcrminat!"n of sex. ac'
curi!ns I" those making tho expert
ncnts II Yurressful with mice. they
plan 10 apply the results to humans.
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REPORTED SAFE.

aault Ste Marie. Mica. 0c.. 7.-The
small steamer T. G. Ford, a"d h"r tow
barge owen. which marine mcr feared
might have foundcrcd In Whi,"fiSh hay
during a storm that swept Lake Super
Tor Sunday. September 81. was report
ed safe tonight AZ Nipi;eou hay. On
tario.
The vessel. n week overdue here,
reached NiEpIg""n SUnday. a:''r w"at"-
er!rI rough sens Tor u week. dUrinS
which no word had bvou TccciTed from
her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04
STAR MEETS

Charleston, W. Va. Oct. 2--The eight
zenith annual session Of III" 'ricaCn
grand chapter Of West Virginia. Ordc:
Of the Eastern star. rGanizati"n for
wives, mothers. sisters. daughters and
widows of Master Mastnns and for Mas.
'er Ma q themselves. Will open in this
city tomorrow evening under IN" aus.
oIces OF kanawka and Tiskrlwah chap.
ters. and continue until Thursday night.
From 600 tn 500 visitors are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-04

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was n gray. cold day. windy AMI 'hre1'-
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suckers trousers--Hou could 50" ms
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coat .,
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axes nah back e. 81 edit An gifts 1t: but
vsen Al socks t. dis'-ana h" gave
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