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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
ARBUCkLE WOMAN WITNESS IS
ARRESTED ON CHARGE Of PERJURY

san Francesca Nov. 20 Prosecution
rchuttaI evidence ocrap!ed the entire
session today In the trial of Roscoe {.
trlucH." on 4 mansaush;cr charge in
connection with the death OF Miss Nir-
rlua Rappe. Tn" prosecution an
noUnccd nL adjournment that ;, would
continue this character OF evidence to-
mor~on
Milton T. I'Een. assistant distric: at
iorncy SAID he committee OF three med
ica. experts VINO had been selected To
examine tn" bladder or Miss Rappe
would not report before Thursday. THIS
commission viii determine. n possible
whether the organ vas ~ a healthy ron
di,:on before tho fdil. rupture. which
the prosecution alleges Arhuck'c caused
h, tho application Of external forc".
The ma y"r puritan " tho pr"sccution's e
rchuttal xas introduced through 4
number o. INHERENT witnesses. ." con-
tradlrt ., jdrnre that Miss Rarpc Nad
been n poor health for several Years
rrior 10 h"r death
An attempt hy tho prosecution - Sc.
cure 4 perjury Warrant r"r Mrs. Minnie
Ncighhor-. a defense Witness. vas tenn
porarily abandoned wh"m tho presiding
Judge .: the superior court refused {"
act and Judges in tho criminal court
withheld action until both s:des could
hc heard"
Ea~ly tonight. however. Ms Neg h-
horS VAS parcd under, a"resj on the
felony charge " r"rJury- fcr which. un-
der California laws. no warran' * re-
Qu'red
She vas released ON f".0n" bond 10 APP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
Hundreds of Men, Women and
Children Wait in Line For
Relief From Afiliction-
800 Treated.

~ew York. Nov. co Weakened by
lack Of nourishment. due I" a rnaIady
81 the stomach. DR.. Adolf Lorenz. tho
noted Austrian surgeon. tainted three
times today while attending patients IN
his charity clinic herN.
Then after recovering from the sue
csssion pH colIapSes. which took place
within a few minutes OF each other. the
famous specialist. deaf to the pleadtngs
Of his American colleagues. Insisted up
on going 70 another hospital where new
scores OF poor people were clam mborins
for his a ID
Yields to Arguments
Later in the day. and with the utmost
reluctance, DR. Lorsnz Yielded 20 the
arguments OF the physician whom he
consulted Yesterday. announcing that
rex; wCeA. unless ne was stronger. ne
would hold but one clinic each day ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
Firemen and Police Working
in the Ruins May Fine
More Bodies Nearly a
Score of Workmcn Badly
Hurt.

New York Nov % ,Ey the AsHo-
,fa,cd i'-r>, .-rn'IaVS" today "f tho
steel Strtcd roof and one hrIck wall "'
a theatre under contraction III E"'ohl.n
killed a. least six worl,mcu and in
iured eighteen others, many so seriously
thai thcy may die.
Inside ;he building wGen the crash
came we're eight. eight me 'nani'S ana
laborcrs. putting the interior Nmsh'nE
in place Working "n s'ifnldinS swung
from the ROOF RirderS and hraccd against
the sidewalks Of what was to he the
auditorium ,hcy had nn chance I" eS-
cape. eye Witnesses said.
Owners Arrested.
The Owners. Samuel Mo.IowjiE arI
Sylvester R"sen;nal. m" were ;'rr"''c'
ami held withou, hail on mansl'IShicF
CHARGES. said the huilding was hciri
CONSTRUCTED hy sub contractors. siN OF
which were summoned before District
Attorney Lewis. Of B-ooklHn. for au"S'
tloninS. The owners declared the W"rN
had frequently been approved by build
Ing inspectors.
search Of the ruins was roSsihls only
nv gradual removal Of the tons OF
twisted steel and terra-cotta finishing
Gradually six bodies were brought t"
light. man" Of them crushed bc\"ad
recognition. Identification IN most cases
vas r,adc possible Sy working cards.
The north wall oC the hnliiMT, falling
away from the theatre crashed down
over ono story building. wher" tw"
men and i woman were a mn'n NJ
three were injured. and had :" h' HN-
;rica,ed hy frcncn wEV cut away inc
beams pinnlng them down
Survivors, Story.
Ted Werner. foreman Of gang OF
sixteen metal fathers was working oN
one Of tho scaTolds swung IN III" ceiling
The whole struc;mr" fen IN without
even warning crash nc said. Il o.
cared death because | was near The
wall. and the roof swaI"d IN IN" "P-
posiie direction. Ns 4 was waS ca
ried down with ,hc structure falling at
least thirty fee;
\ sixteen year old apprentice boy
working on the roof. was carried dow
and escdpcd with II hr0>en Jaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
STORM ABOUT ovER

Boston. Nov. 29.-Word from the
weather bureau was that the storm
(which has held contra, New England in
an icy grip for four davs was about
over tonight. and many towns will soon
be able to have light ard power. tele-
phone and telegraph service All OF the
places affected. forty OF them In the
v!cln!tv OF this city. wcra again in
darkness tonight. however. and with
street car schedules reduced or sus-
pended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
OF
FiIipiinos Are
Storm Victims

Manila, Nov. 7s-Ths entire town
of rba,ay, In the province Of Capdz'
was inundated by a tidal wave SUNDAY
and many houses, with their oocu-
pants, swept out to sea, rccording 70
6tvpatches from the postmaster OF
Thajay.
Tho olEpctoheB to constao aoc1af!
handnunrters horo said tho town OF
Maceto, ~ tho same province, was
also submerged By tidal wave ana
NOR, than hundred natives
drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
MDo1s1D HI 1H9N1

San Juan. Porto Rico, Nov. 3a-h-A
message sent today to President Hard
ing the American Legion Of Porto Rise
endorsed the policy Of the admindsI1-
ton in Porto Rico. The chamber OF
commerce at a special session yesterday
declined TO be drawn into a controversy
which the members characterized as
purely political"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
JURY IN BURCH'S
TRIAL IS COMPLETED

Los Angeles. CalIf. \"V. - tn
Iurv for the rrIal OF Arthur =. Bur'n.
for the alleged murder of !. EI-lt"n ken
n"dy. vas completed TO-DAY. following
which court adjourned until 'o-mnrr"w
when District AttorneT Thomas l.e"
Woolwine VIII outline his raSe and he
gin the presentation o. testimony.
The ju;y - CONFUSED "f ten women
and two mcn. The alternate juror - a
Woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
new Liner ARRIVES
ON HER MAIDEN TRIP

N"w YORK. Nov. @9.-The passenger
'iu"r WLcrt'cmhcrE. new vessel az
. 900 gross ;ons. owned ly tho Ham
burg american hne. arrived here today
from HamhurS or her maiden voyage.
She carried $50 "a ssengers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
THE wEATHER

we8s virginia-Tdr and somewhat
warmer Wednesday; Thursday fair.
Ohio and western Pennsylvhnia-
Generally fair "Wednesday and Thur1-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30

Some parts Of Ibajay are undef
ffteen feet Of water. ComQunica-
tiou In many partA Of the province
Is disrupted, ana It Is believed COM
plete reports VIII reveal much
heavier loss Of nfc. the postmaster
reported. Many hr=ses along the
coast ware 6estroyed.
A typhoon Dwept the stricken re-
g1on tor two days last wsof, doing
consid ereblo damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
Kato's Claim uuAuthoissd.
Continued on Page TourteonO

res,oro their erunnmlr activity without
assistance from abroad. This assistance
is required for periods which exceed
the normal term Of commercial opera
t;ons.
This assistance. however. can only
he effectively aCGordei I" countries
r.hich are prepared {" C"-rnCr.'t, Win
one another IN the restoration Of econ
omic Efc and to NAH" every effort To
bring about within their own frontiers
rho sincere collaboration ~ all groups
of citizens and t. >'rErr conditions
which give 10 worI and thrift liberty to
produce lhr,r full results.
' The conference does not believe that
apa-l from the particular decisions die
tated BY national interests "r by consid-
ara,ions OF humanity, credits should be
accorded directly hi cr7mcntS.
The conference makes the following
rncNmrr end2tions An international or
ca1!zat!ou should he formed and placed
az The HispoSal OF state desiring Ia have
resort 20 credit TO- the purpose OF pay
ing for heir essential imports. These
states would then ciIe notice of the as
sets they ara prepared 10 pledge ~ So
curity FOR the sare ~ Obtaining these
credits and would come To all under
standing with the international orEan'-
zation as 20 the conditions under which
these assets would be dm.nistHrcG The
bonds issued against thiS guarantee
would be used as collateral for creditS
jntended to cover The cost OF COmmod.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
Extension Of Credit

The United states. OF course He'ng
a cred. tor nation does not have 10 guar
antee ;he assets or it's own business
mon. but Is deeT,y interested in seeing
some guarantee made by the govern
rentS Of other countries WIN "h'ch
American exporters do business. OBJ
yiously the extension Of credit by an
American merchant TO = business man In
Austria would be risky thing. but u
the government OF Austria issues n
guarantee which in turn is protected by
all the available assets OF Austria. the
risk 10 the american business man
vould he m:nlmIzed. This plan has
h.en approved IN Great Britain and
France but without the membership oi
IN. United States the whole hsca' sit
nation has been ,Neid n Rheyance. Sen
ator Hitchcock. OF Nebra ska. has been
active in urging a solution and has
brought forward a pan for an inter
national bank through which the whole
world could clear it's business.
The task Is stupendous and the rem
edv will not he found al once. tnctdcnt-
ally tho Harding ADMINISTRATION Is wait
Ivy uatiently FOR the senate 20 pass the
funding hill which has already passed
tho house This would give 20 COM
mission appointed by the president
mower 10 negotiate with foreign govern
ments with respect to payments OF prln-
c;pal and interest on war debts. the
important step. however. NJ consulting
with tho other governments Of the
world. Including In all probability Ger
many. has been taken. II Is an erocn-
making event In the era OF reconstruct
'lnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30

Marato and IhajaE are towns or l"'
n0O poni l?t'on. each lying on the norW
ern co?>' "f the island "t ParaF' Mac.
10 is >itua I'd on the bank oi "a Sina'
river ih3"c nIItcs from til" hea' II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30
JAPAN 8 PRESENT
STRENGTH NOT
Up To So PR. ct.
ADMIRAL KATO'S CLAIM
IS NOT AUTHORIZED
American Group Expects
Japan to Agree to the
"5-5-3" Ratio.

waxhirator. Nov. %. ,Ry 'he Asso-
ciated TrcSS. The purnoSc "' the
Amc~!r?n delegation {" the arms CONFER
euce to accent no modification oc Se>re-
tary Hughes proposed rvc-fNe-;hree
ra ;io' or nala' strength - the tunda-
mental basis or any l!mita' on agree
ment was aUthoritatiNelr reiterated to-
night. The statement was hacked Ivy
disclosure ~ the facts as to existing
strength.
This showed Japan to have ''-S iAfn
tho 81 per cent status /" "hir' '@"
5-5-S' plan would entitle No" u" matter
what method of ralCUld,ur "7S "n-
prisd IT slowed also that The Amer
can delegates had been "}c cr the whole
field before offering the plan. and that
,hCtr figures were correct
Kato's Claim unauthoised.
Meanwhile. FRINGE ToLuwuGa. Of ~"
japanese delegation. declared that the
statcmea: yesterday % Vice AdWsraI
Ka,o. Of the japanese advisory stair.
cnntcndtnS for a % per cent status i""
yauan, was based on personal "p.Ni"n
alone. II w.s not. the prince said. s1on-
<orcd b. tho delegation. Of ~h.' n Vice
Admiral kato IS not - member. FRINGE
TokuEawa would not reveal however.
the actual view nt the japanese dele
gates as to what perCentaSe Japan
would lnsis, upon in fleet strength Hc
said the four dc'cG;stes we're determln-
ing this for themselves. Independently
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-30

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
Wins FIGHT OF
TWENTY YEARS
Staunton, Va, Me1chant Over
comes Troubles He Had En-
dured Since Boyhood

After 4 struggle of more than 20
years trying nearly everything under
the sun for stomach trouble, | have
at last found the medicine that suits
my case" said c. w. Flippin, POS
West Main street, Staunton, Va, a
well known grocer.
Every since ! was a boy of 16
suffered from indigestion, and it
seemed had every stomach pain
possible. As I grew older the indi-
gestion worked a still greater hard
ship en- me, for | was always bfoated
and IN pain and misery. | was con-
stipated and so dizzy / stumbled
around like man in the dark. Ny
joints We're stiff, had scarcely any
strength and felt tired out all the
time.
"Tanlac made me feel like new
person. am free from indigestion,
bloating and dizziness. | enjoy all
my meals and get about my work
like different man. My gratitude to
fanlae is enbounded :"
Tanlac is sold in Americas by the
Planters Drug and Seed Company
and by frst-class druggists, every
where.-(dv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

When Emmett Hawkins took charge
OF tae business, however, he began
making a study of construc i've breed
ING and the great success he has
made is measured by the great lot of
large type, growth, uniform, spring
pigs, fall yearlings and junior year
lings to he found in this herd today,
a total of practically four hundred
head and you will rarely ever see
such a large herd with uniformity
of type and color sticking out SO
prominently. When the c. c. HaW-
kins' show herd steps out on the TN
bark at the fair and shows this fall
some of the boys are going to apprc-
ciate the fact that C. c. Hawkins &
Son have developed some real hogs
and when you see the bunch of stuff
they show this fall think You will
all agree with me-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
WEAK MEN
AND WOMEN
NEED YEAST
Best When Taken With Iron lin
Convenient Tablet Form
Bringing Amazing Results Ev-
erywhere

Ii you want to put on good solid
flesh, if you want to increase your
strength SO that you can tackle hard
work and enjoy it, you want to put
good healthy color in your cheeks and
feel fit all the :ime-then try Iron
lied Yeast, the great new vitaminc
and iron tonic.
Thousands of rundown and sickly
men and women are now taking Iron
lied Yeast, and the results in many
cases are nothing short Of astonishing
This is because Ironizcd Yeast sup
plies rundown bodies with the two
elements which have been found alb
solutely essential to health and
strength-vitamines and iron. Most
peoples systems, due to modern liv-
ing conditions, are sadly lacking in
these two substances, and that is why
so many thousands Of men and Wo,
men grow old before their time, and
become thin, weak, nervous and run,
down.
If you are weak, pale, sickly-it
YOU are nervous, irritable, and can't
sleep nights-if your vitality is low
and you are getting old before your
time--then try this remarkable new
tonic. You will notice a good i'm
proyement in your condition even af.
ter the first few days use. Pimples,
boils, and other skin blemishcs usual
~ disappear entirely within tive
weeks. Everywhere people arc say.
ing that Ironized Yeast is just the
tonic they needed.
Ironized Yeast will keep indefinite.
ly and costs no more per dose than
common yeast Each package con.
tains 10 days treatment and cost
only $1.00-or just 10c a day. Spe.
cial direction for children in each
package Sold at all druggists Made
by the Ironized Yeast Company, At,
lanta, Atlanta, Ga
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
OUSLEY HEARDIN
SPLENDID SPEECH
Former Georgian, Now Notable
Texan, Tells Of Cotton CO.
Operative Plan

A comparatively small, but intense
ly interested, crowd of Sumter coun-
ty farmers and business men Thurs
day afternoon heard Clarence Gus
ley, eminent Texas publicist and
economist and former assistant sec
rotary of agriculture in the Wilson
administration, tell what the move
ment to organize the cotton growers
of the South into cooperative sell
ing organization means. Fresh from
his own great cotton state, where
more than 100000 bales have been
signed up to be marketed for five
years beginning this year, through
state cooperative cotton association
identical with the eorgia organiza-
tion which is now in process of for
nation, he told of the experiences
there in getting the movement going
and what it hoped to do. The mair
portion of his talk. however. was or /
the absolute necessity for the pro.
lection of the cotton farmer of the
South, for him to organize for he
and orderly marketing of
his crop if he is to escape furth r
economic slavery.
Mr.. Ousley is a splendid speaker
4 scholar and a man of wide expert.
,nce. He is a native Georgian, but
has lived in Texas for many years,
and has become a figure of state
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

Sunday evening, when the Lesli. .un-
iors will give a demonstration pro-
gram at $3.50 O'Clock in the central
Baptist church here. A large dele
cation of friends will attend the Les.
lie Juniors on their wish and the pro-
gram IS being anticipated witn plea
sure, Miss jeanette Sims, president Of
the Leslie organization, has arranged
the program and all the friends and
parents of the Americas juniors ere
invited to be present to give wei.
come to The visitors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
HAWKINS HERD
AFTER PRIZES
Fancy Duroc Hogs To Vie For
Honors At Southeastern
Fair

CONTINUED From Page II
arc l8 narrowing pens, ideally built
for the rearing of small pigs, and
also for the handling of animals for
sales.
The Messrs Hawkins have built
up such a splendid herd by buying
the best animals for breeding pur-
poses wherever they could be found.
Their herd is now headed by Sensa.
tional Defender, famous herd boar
which has won the grand champion.
ship in seven different states. The
herd contains other animals nearly
as famous, and scores from sires even
more notable.
Not long ago Pink" Traer, of the
Farmer and Stockman, of Jackson
vile, visited the Hawkins farm. He
was greatly impressed with the herd
of Durocs he found here and here is
what he wrote, appearing in the is
sue of October /:
when it comes to breeding and
growing high class Durocs, ! have
never seen a breeder in the South
eastern territory who has taken hold
CT the business and made such phe-
nomenal progress in the development
Of high class herd as c. C. Hawkins
& Son, of Americas, Georgia, and |
want to say right here that if there
is q better, more uniform and highly
producing herd in the South I have
not yet seen them. Although Mr.
Hawkins only began the establish,
ment of a pure bred Duroc herd about
two years ago he now has a bunch
of hogs on the farm whose type, quail
ity and breeding would be credit to
any old breeder in the country. To
begin with he started with the best
here that money could buy, and his
son. Emmett Hawkins, who has
"h2rge Of the hog farm, took hold of
the breeding business like a duck does
to water. so that this combination has
resulted in the development of pure
bred herd of Durocs that is very
shortly going to make Americas and
Sumter County, Georgia, famous. A
few weeks ago we had the pleasure
of spending few hours visiting Mr.
Hawkins and looking over his herd
and until we had gone carefully over
the entire herd from the spring pigs
Oh m, we did not believe that it was
possible for any farmer to accomplish
50 much in such a snort space of time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

With 175 Orphan Children to care
for in South Georgia Methodist or
phans Home at Macon-it is up tc
every Methodist to do his part. Come
to First Methodist Sunday school
Sunday. Wilt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

wide Importance and influence there
He has iron grey hair, wears nose
spectacles, and greatly resembles
ey President Wilson in personal ap.
poarance, although not so tail. On his
arrival here he was joyed at meeting
+. D. Davenport, who was
his class mate at Auburn many years
ago, and whom he had not seen for
forty wears. They had a pleasant chat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
ROBBED MEN FLEE i
AFTER SHOOTING

DURANT, Okla, Oct. 7.-Seyey.,
shots were exchanged by groun Of
county officers and band Of nine
masked, white-robbed men, w!ASn tbo
officers discovered in pasture norI
Ct this city last night. The robe y,
men Fed after the shooting. ''0
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
SPECIALIZE ON HATS

SHANGHAI, October 5.-Loss Of
hats from several stores and private
homes in the French section, has re.
suited III the arrest of coolie who
refuses to give his name. Magistrate
Lob sentenced him to three months in
Jail.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
Coast
To
Coast
IIikers
Here

f. j. Layman and
Al Martin, eX-ser-
vice men who were
gassed in France,
are walking for
health from Jack
sonville to San
Francisco. They are
making their way
by selling their
cards at 10 cents
each. They were
guests today at the
Kiwanis club lunch
con.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
LESLIE 3. Y. p. u. WILL
GIVE PROGRAM HERE

The junior B. Y. P. q. Of Leslie
Baptist church will be the guests of
the Central Baptist organization on
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Council 20
turned last night from pleasant
Pittshurg. "IIU
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07
DOS and Dom
That VIII Help To Cut
Your Gas Bills Down

1t has been demonstrated that than IT Of
fuel supply is wasted in another large
portion of this waste directly due improper methods in
the use OF gas equipment by the consumer
Waste can be reduced the vanishing point be
vastly improved, and gas bills be diminished by the
proper observance of few rules governing the this
fuel.
Remember gas hotter minutes after burner lighted
than the instant it is lighted.
Turn gas and religh again in the there an in
terva when S needed
MATCHES ARE CHEAPER THAN GAS.
Keep burners of gas range clean by washing them in boiling
and soda least month and have them dry
fore using. Doing this will save gas.
Don't bake pie gas oven Use gas ovens
their fullest capacity baking days Plan have baked
dinner when you bake
Don't the giant burner your gas range when smaller
burner will do
Use triple saucepans, burner You can cook
three vegetables for the of cooking Ordinary
pans will cook only one vegetable at a time.
Don't light burners your gas range until you have food
ready to FIRE Don't allow burner remain lighted
without being
Don't heat kettle full of when only quart needed
Don't keep full flame under when water has reach
ed boiling point Turn down the fame set utens over
small simmer burner.
Don't use for heating without knowing the probable cost
sufficient air being mixed with the for the proper and
economical combustion small blue flame is hotter than
long yellow flame and requires less gas.
Americas Lighting Company
i AT Your Service Always. Phone SIS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-07

Rally Day next Sunday First Bap-
tlst Sunday school Splendid pro-
gram, Everybody invited Tilt