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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
WEST V|RG|N|A'S NEW CANE Law
RANKS AS BEST IN THE LAND

Charleston w Va Nav nT-I;[fortS
M .nor,,ncn cx,cndinp o,rr = nrrIod
or man, ycars bayc finally resuIt.d in
, =, onr,,ioi,. raar.,'.,,,,.,n, ~ nv. .,,Iu,,.
roIcrrir, s,.,i,,,t,s nr ,ol,owcr. oC IN,
rod and rup N wcs, virriui,
rrh,, .,a..'. ,,,. a,r,o aud nh ,,u.
!, La,.,.,r"d ~. oxDn,I. ., r,,L ,rnpr
rho fnrn,,n,t rn.r,.,,io,s r., any s,.,re
in m. 1.pi,n rrir,,,riIv rho u,.w law
m,,.s drnu, mad ,,u.S..d - .ho ,,r,sI,.
,urc for tho ,mrpo.c " rrotcrtipr the
interest,". of ,hr >nor,sn,n. |, nIarcs
sharp restrictions on those who nsh
and hunt as Il means Of making Il liNcli-
hood
The now statute creates game and
fish commission Of thrc" members /" be
appointed by tho governor. Each com
missioner will he appointed for term
Of three years. one term cAprIng on
July each year. The gnNcrn"r may
remove any member for lnrumletCurH.
neglect uf duty "r ma!iraSanLr in
office.
ssrvs without Paw.
,;...,a. IN, ,,,o,, v
,,, '', ',, -, ..on annn,Ti, ror nv.
~ ., n,,,r,,..i, ,,,,..,irc. w',lI
~, hoIT -, h,.,d(,n,rr,rs; in ,,h,rIr.,un
Tna ,on,,,iv.inm wiII .uncryIsc CON
.or,.,,ior nrn,cr,,nn nron.p.,ion and
distribution ~ fish. frogs. Wild animals
mid birds and fowl, will control game
farms and nh hatrhcrics, and shall Ill.
rec, the granting Of hunting and fish
ing licenses.
Shcrirfs. deputy shertffS and r"nSla-
hlcs are designated as game protectors,
as we'll as state policemen within their
respective Jurisdictions.
Provisions Of Statute.
Hunting and fishing by any person
not a citizen Of the United States ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Quite Pssrt

Farmer Brown Glad TO see ye home
aEin. Silas. How's things in Moo Yawkf
Farmer Green-Hustlin. Joshua, hust.
lin. Why, the way folks rush Aroun'
there, we'd think tn cows were loose In
the cabbage patch the hull tarnauon
time.-Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
BRYAN WOULD HAVE AMERICA
LEAD IN DISARMAMENT MOVE
Doctors Break Record
In the Final Session
BiSgsst Gathering OF Year Hears Ad-
dress by Or. De Courcy.

A, the Hotel Mcclure last night the
local Medical society met IN tho last
session OF the current Year.
Or Joseph l.. DcCourcy OF the TINT
xcrsity Of Cincinnati was tho principal
sneaker Of the cVcn!n and gave one OF
the most convincing talks tho society
has received during the whole year
pr. Dr-'ourcy chose for his subject.
Local .tnacSthrsia in the Removal Of
Surgical I;u!trc.' He ~ most forceful
speaker. end h" convinced his audience
that local anacSth esia should he used in
practically all operations for the re-
moval OF this gland. HIS moving picture
demonstration showed much care and
patience. and was very convincing and
greatly appreciated ny all preSen,
The average attendance Of the pres
ent year has been almoS, double that OF
any previous year. but Or. prt"urrNs
PAPER last night broke all previous rec
Crds. Practically all active members
of the local society were present. as we'll
as many physicians from nearby towns.
and all were loud in their praise and all
were pleased with Or. peCourcy's paper.
\ large portion Of the Dental society
who were invited on account 81 their
interes, IN local anaestheSia were
Pleased with the demonstrations.
The nurses present were likewise in
tercStCd IN the moving picture feature
Of the evening. They made themselves
most useful by serving the refreshments
which had been provided for the social
part Of the meeting
DR.. J. Clinton Stats. who is assoc:-
atcd with DR.. DeC'ourcy. opened the dis
cuss.on and was followed by prs
Sch&inn. Fulton. Reed and others. who
agreed that DR.. Decourcy's efforts were
we'll received.
For the dentists. DR.. Chester {. Stats
and DR.. Bates McLaln opened tho dis
cussion from their viewpoint.
Those present were:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
MAYOR STARTS ON LAST
LAP OF WORK ON BUDGET
Hopes {" Have Document Ready
for Common Council Mon
day. Mint.

Mayor Aimslic yesterday started on
'h' last iar OF his work on the am
nhdl bud Get. and hc seated that he
h"n"d 70 nav" the document ready
/" hand !" Common Council Monday
night
nc Mayor yesterday directed each
"t tho directors I" so OYER his list
OF estimates Tor tn" year. ANA ID
so'nc tai. wedding" rhc directors
i'it IN" cnnicT"nc. room with their
documents under their arms. ana al
lA"ush much "gains, their wishes.
th"N viii return them today VITA
tNviF Item eliminated that can pos
AS a result. there is every prob
ahl!ity ihat ,hc appropriations 10Y
me WORK II IA" departments for an.
coming year VIII Id about the same
as those al last year
Neither tho Department of rrhIi,
SSiAi't nor the Impairment OF Pub
~ .far' VIII get Il dollar NOR,
IMAM .ncE received last year il Nyls
sara yesterday. which means thar
hlci SHERRY Viii not be- aalc To add
70 nus in:Cc ~ policemen. nor viii
l,lrtSt"r Levy he able to increase M,
"'"' "r ms Htrtct-Glcau!Ug DEPART
mont
Members Of the suhcommlt,c. ON
"'hi'i"S VIII meet q; n'cIoc,S to-
morrow afternoon u. the CIV II;,'l
from which point they Will 30 10
h"Nr"! 10 inspect tho grounrs and
n,.Hht a. IN" Industrial school ior
i"NS IN" city is asked to buv this
property from tn. STATE To h%H III, IKE
.%rh rs city farm Besides H.. si,i,
'olhniti"c. u number of other Conn
trip. "''' ''"r me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
DR.. H. F. IGI'CU|RE HEADS
SOCIETY OF SPECIALISTS
inr''cStcr Physician Is Chosen
tir>t President ut Organizes.
ton Session Here.

pr ituni"r T. McC;uirc. az Wiu-
rn"S''r WAS chosen temporary pres.
,''hl "a IN" virginia society or otn.
~! hEPi"EE and Dp;haimolo.y al,
~" prsanizaiicn Of ;hIs body y,s,.r
Gay ~ the Jefferson Hotrl [,innd
ms 'h' meeting were abut.. iifty ,vn
'ar' hnst and throat ~ ..iolis,S
,t".r officers chosen were. H.. "
M'r"nr or Richmond v!cn-i,r.si.
cent. and DR. . :. podd. of pr;nr..
'"rE. secretary and treasurer
'n'rS Were read last night by
iT !. y: White. e Richmond: pr. dc
nInW"in.i@. noted Spcci;tlis, nf
h!Inu' phil: pr James lsordIry ami
l'r. iiiidn WOODS both disiinrtilsbrI
SHtria isis OF Baltimore Tho So.
go! was followed 10y smoker last
nr ". +. Mercer is chairman Of
~, iocai reception committee. hnin.
r.heu "y Or. John Dunn. Dr Kari
'h"r" Wei and pr w l.. Mascn
Ne Specialists Society: IL. !pu--
poS.rS and rossibilitieS'' Vas ,h.
Hup,"St ~ Or. Mcclure yesterday
ht ing Following the business
H'HS'uN 'hcr" WAS Il discussion o:>iu-
,nr.S'n% cases, in wh!ca Dr John
Tp'hh"rS We're: Dr. Emory Hill pr
Morrison. ''''''''
~ the afternoon sessions p,n.r.
w"r" read by Or. Elhurm" ,;iii -
''"an"k": br. l.. -. Wilcox Of p,
"fShurS. Dr. iCorr. !. 'ronrkins az
'.NhcahurE' lIr. u y Euvl:. -. I,irh-
nl"nd. aud hr. William = M,oin.,n
- Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Gudiron Star Mdy
Soon lay Politics
Harry Garter Con sideis
Rnnnlng for house
From HeHli,.O.

Harry Carter, football star, all
round a;hl,t" ana jackie in Cucic
SAM navy GuiInG tEr Worid war
may soon enter the arena 81 politics
~ reply 10 repeated rcQneS,s Irum
iI.tndS, air. Carter Yes. I. day aG-
shor.zcd the statement t1at il. is
seriously considering ..uiuunciu- :,
AIS candidacy Tor the iioIssc OF Dei-
csatcs from Hcnrico coui..y. subject
10 tnc Democrats primary this sum
iucr
re j. now law student q, The
tn!V,rSi;% OF ltichmond. :gnd dur.Ll,
'itr tour years H. mas attended thar
institution. ne has bec,uuc known
;m"Ughoul thc south. a., a premier
athlete, starring IN football. base
Aal and ON the track. Mr Garter
VIII graduate from tn" law school
this Summct' and expects to take the
lar rNam.nI;ion at the -ar!icS; OPP
portunity.
soon after Americas entry into tia.
war Mr.. Carter volunteered his SER
ylc..s Joining the United states
'iLr avowcd cai,G date for the House
IS Thomas 9. Fletcher. young ii.u-
Ico attorney. with Offices IN the Mu-
iUal Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS
Clarence Coleman issues can f,.
S General Meeting, Which VIII U,.
= IIeih suDn

81 II w'ts announced YESTERDAYS u,
sChair:nan Clarence Coleman of tho
.fEcncrai committee appointed .v
i{pujnbcr Of business or.HnI2aff,ns -
sconJer with transportation ro'uu;uf..
4for the purpose Ot securing ntt.,r
sraiiroaN schedules that lc wound f
m short tim. cal! Ms general cs.-f-
sInittce 10 meet to -er.iye r.u5r,-
from subcommittee. nov wurkins on
"details. Several of these committees
e,s,avc held conferences with rulroad
wilt make favorable REPORTS
~ Mr. Coleman stated yesterday tlH,
I'm some Instances the railroads tnI
Raircaly met tho comm if''c more th:.;l
sshalf-'"ay. ana :hat I'm others hc .x-
SpeGted fulI corporations The COM
slpittee IS seeking better connections
in and ont Df Bichmond. and better
5siecping car accommodations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
JUDGE SCOTT TO SUPPORT
TUCKER FOR GOVERNOR
Thinks Northern S-rti,, a.,
WIZ CIV" Candidate over
NhcImint. M,i,rit,

TW'I-' II 'NViVr SUOt' ~ ~. -.
Suit Court "f Richmond aud m. cir
r"i, court oi li.nrico County. nm
G"unnS"d last n.Sht that he would yn,c
%ruur '"i 10Y
Lndse Sou: said tina, he believed
we n"rih "rn section of III. Si;,,,
wn"in civ" M Tucker an over
W ',ih.n'',t in''"'!ty: thimk !, i, up
VIZ. Tucker FOR what H. Eas don" ;m
P'"m"iins The interests al h.s S,,;, .,
ne sad His leadership has IAN.
','N tr"osn'&ed and ia record Of hi,
P'''H'h"Ht shows beyond the
+haiow Of do-bt tina, M. ros .,
ir'hut"d his greatest ,n,rr, :,
S!thtr. ana ms personal achi,vcn,.ni.
,,l,hnl out brilliantly in the history OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
WILL SHOW GIRL SCOUT
PICTURE HERE TOMORROW
ihe Golden Eaeict" to He Presented
"' isis Thcatrr Tomorrow at -
Ut'lOrl>,

!. U" stimulate interest in the Girl
SI"nt movement. ''rh" Golden En.
st''' motion picture dealing with
VII! t." shown tomorrow morning. a,
T." O'Clock al the Isis rh,at"r Nd
mission viii be free to the children
lhu !" those VINO are forwarIin,; this
movement.
tho:' "h" are Interested in fonn-
'h@ scout troops or in aiding tn"
ciuS" IN any way have b-,u re-
uu'St"u tS communicate" with Mr.
John l!arroto. 2GO0 Monument Ave-
nuc. Hackers OF In" movement ar.
anxious TO form Il permanent organ
!HHt!on In Richmond, with tn. sam.
n""r interest in the activities of the.
f!rl scouts as now attaches 20 those
Of tine Boy scouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
FiIzHUGH SAYS HE WILL
MAKE VIGOROUS FIGHT
Candidate fur IirutrnnntC,,,.
intends Ia Garry Claims 20

w Ruliltt FIt2huSh. of Npr;hamn-
I"n' former member of the House OF
l''it*htcS and candidate for the Dem
p"r1tic nomination COR I.inul,utnt
inEorn"r OF Virginia III III" August
Urinary, declared yesterday HAT a..
'n,'hr. u tax" his claims for tn,
"'i'' before the people in an cXtcu-
''iN lHts' loIr 30. til. sat.
MT. F!tZhu-h Sayr many assuv-
lnc"S o! support HAY. come to him
from widely separated sections OF
Virginia. and he Is in the n-b, IN -
hn!Sh. II" intends to leave Rich
m"nd within the next few Gays. after
IN extended stay her" on behalf of
ms chn6idncN. Others in IN. rnc,
are Kenneth y. Gilpin. g: Clark.
county. member OF the Hons. @.
delegates; J. T.. West. OF Nunscmond
member "i TIA" state, Senate. ami
.'nlicn ';unn Of lleUrico. m.mbcr Of
~ - vi. frnrM ihn' hiHtrt..t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

'uhSr h,,chardsgn Yesterday enter.
~ q" order .p1n utiur Jams
'H..lIi'S. lr. ana liar,,y S.r,,'
-, compassion for the Illus
.3n,nii. ,';L,' 10" '"rms Of the ncw
mi. t,,' n. 'u"tfS begin on February ~
lHr.i duties arc 10 sri.c, NAN,
nc Grand Jury and the pe;ii M,
'h. iiH@t Ings Court. from wht,,b
,,','' 'f' ,noS"H for the separate
III" Corporation Commission am
,"u'H neHt Tie petition 81 tn, X,
.".."' Hth'Gr = "rH"r4tion for lowrr
,1t from the hpraia chian r,1Iy,,
company :or operating pow., M,f
tor T.. Toe Trinklc NiIi a.,,,a., ~
- nl y" CARBIDE Corporation, and
tt".sIt !: Scout viii rcprcscui tb.
''''"'"'"'"n Power Company
Tn con'estcd case Of rnmborlaa.
.hH nut against y. Noschniii mn
q! ln thr Law ana Equity en-,
IN, ''.i'' III Claims certain couuruis-
y Voluntary petition +, l.,
rh,p.cy was He'd in the Office Of T.'i M
..,rFM vi Hr United States Dsstrl,..
w. ,oT"ay by \. : Singleton.
lies 81 t2."i3.I7. Win assets ~ -
tNr .Atier consisting OF rr,l 49,
,"l" !;"hert II TaI,y is affirm,
Haidms rasrcytor nu,lor v..,.,
daE ISSUED mIIduue PERMITS i :.
"H'a".rh TO REPAIR i5ui rark
"' TO n"$ soc r Chapmpr. 10
nNi'' iriuu" dwelling. on Tbfr,i,.r
E1'lt-, ,M"od!aua Heights. a. ,o-,
$500 II q. ii. I'd ..,,,,,
"""H 1913 Gakwuud Av.ny.
1si 5000 g G. r.iti. H. rcn.t'r ~
i.'s Nam Str,"i to cost il75
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
oday and Tonight
in Richmond

u"ard oT Directors and TraHir
COMMITTEES. thn.nIfer OF Commerce.
4.
'Hmes River Garden Club. home
ct NirN. ". -. ThoIins. II.i Nrst
frnnl.iin Street, 3::su.
HnptiSt Womrn's Missionary Cir
"ir "i Iirh mond. s.cigh Street Ham
list church. 3:3O.
''tandy Pulling" Parish IIn,sr
church "f the Holy Comfnrtcr. -
strand rhrntcr. "fOIlicS of 1871
traurm? "f Music. rnu,iryI'Ir
ana pictures. =. . $50. g;I5.
Book reception, John N,rshu
tonSr. = To =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
SCORE BIC HIT
I'm THE 'JOLL|Es OF 1921
in Their Snappy Revue
Gle Luxe
soslEDY GRIEF ntGu MoGrL
Subby Braurr and Johnny liuhlcr
3 AInusc From Firs: Moment.
v Singing l. Good and There Is
4 Bcvy of Pretty Girls.

\ III hc'y Oh ifcitS Urls.
1.-The shows which the ..>eca Temple
oi.mArd ID as good FUN nut th;*
Rear they have outdone any OF tNcir
oi'in.f efforts IA TIC c'"Ner aud
i3nnppy revue dc iaNc" as produced
sndsr the direction OF the hoe Brcn
production Company, OF Chicago. and
thc book by james Madison. was ruil
written by Joe Br"G. Was tunvfui and
lrctty. rms was han-y vehicle
winch TO So Richmond's hc.t
or there IS quite u number Of stars
u the bud CpnUcaIrG n.rvaDouIS.
che professional directors. George l..
htti; s0r the manner in which they
rave trained the cast OF players. and
ne orchestra, Under III" leadership
~ 'elo* owen, was a real treat. Thu
eSut We're well staged and made Tor
inrietN and the costumes We're
All Deserve Much Praise.
.sf. There was such a lot Of tal.n, In
she company that every one deserves
nuen nE"ise, from The starrioSt Of
SubnE Erauer that ludicrouS gen
.iennn OF color. .musvs from ,h,.
lfst moment he appears ana keeps
up ihTouEh the entire evening.
=
1oi the time, which is proof that
iis powers as comedian OF the burnt
iork &ie very nearly thos, 90 the
{ professional stage. johnny Kohcr
mother comedian. but is white. an
st,ah 81 carrying NUbbN GratIcr s.
4 hkE- ma Z. ccmpteN.ou. H.. "utkcs
IN IN a'inSihS messenger ooy. one a..
: 49, 'pHEh lad%. and his song 10 the
ffeSui'e sc'!Ie. 200 La La" had All tn.
snap o. tao r"al thing. llc was as
3 sttie4 hy " heVy 81 pretty girls. VINO
Al L.. \
tuni"s sid dancing. and OF course.
s'tey SING little too These riIlS
4 u'Se 4"!je q bit 10 do here ana there.
5na DO it all We'll They make :.
3stlaim!nE background aui several
! srASs ANA dances slch as spain"
81 Ir4ltry CIuh scenes opening
tEiA atr, and ".-onEimS were Wild
Lt;tc Miss Gar,aad Kei,am. VINO
VIZ nc iHSeuC" wno sang this song.
NJ NJ, Z n.r,iy -iri whose charia ot
'iihMrn!;;tc success. Each song Was
:ei.ied back again and again. and The
,Shu" Went "h with tho "ud.rnc. stun
'G!an'"r'ns for more. Fann.r Sa,ty"-
fed. Is Sn!lic snap MAS "A lively and
,NYtc.'us feminine l..,d vho ala much
=" I!"!p the cu:nyGv ..lon. all through
~ SHoW chirhy aided and Allotted
-! Guy S"ract; The last mentioned
caused much .nurr.mcmt from MS
C.areEye Wildw&Yr." tn, Aoy who
M1ahes ne was back in the depart
IN nt store selling ribbons or some
tSt:h manly occupation He is clever
.anc dmISinP, ANA his par; was ono
~ thr most important ones Mrs.
I1cne Cutler SionrI proved herself
cDiH"dIrnnc, while Joe Mooir!drn
shEousnt down The house in his hr.ri
~ Iape" NJ" hs Little brother" Al
tp!i.N a. the King. one Coca Ro,n -
.W"o p" looking for amusement. and
.a,SvoE.tnS 10 HIM not finding it, But
,thc audience disagreed With him. FOR
-. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

IN" w "man's Guild of :, Nnr,.,s
'hHrch viii eiv. Il umlu!c musiroI
Gniiy'tain'n,nt at Randolph Hail, ID
|"1"irfS il"mr. Tuesday night a, :
!H'nt III the city viii take par, -,
/ &c program. which viii ,orsfs, 81
songs with Tho SINGERS
". 49," ~ cpStum" TO represent :hs
- I"' ana IN" tim" in which tbn
S"hES w.r" written. The rul,llc 'iiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

Leroy cokcs. colorcd. tG"d H. was
injured yesterday afternoon. when
The wagon h" WAS driving cullldrd
WIN an ant"mobi!". The accident
happened al Adam. ana uroa,,
streets. about BIB O'Clock HIS in
Jur!cs ar" not i.Ehrd.d as snrinuH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
SchonI Cluh j.Inn. inc

Tn" m"mh"rs OF The John Mar.
snail nigh school Club aye naK!ng
arrangements To L" on a hike to-
morrow afternoon About twenty
haNr expressed their Intentions of
going and many plans have boon
made Tor the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Or. Mitchell 10 spea,,.

n DIR. s. G. MItchelI o, n" t'nlVnr-
silly Of Richmond. VIII 10 the. Dr.uc!-
pal speaker at IN" bimO2thiyH meet
Ing of the Mems CUT of 81 James
4 O'clock In the Business Mems club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

IA called meeting Of the hoard of
directors Of the Richmond Cnams.-
of Commerce with tn" iraffi" commit
itce Of the chRmOec VIII he he,d mis-
gniternDon attG O'Clock. The subject
( 70 be discus, q was not announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
At $3.50 Pair

Womcn's full fashioned ALL
SILK Hosiery. with open
worked French Clocks. in
black only. at $3.50 pair.
Floor One. West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
At $1.o5 Pair

Womcn's full fashioned
pure thread Silk Hosiery.
good weight, finely woven
with Isle tops, in black
only, at St.G:).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
At $500 Pair

Women's full fashioned all
silk Hosiery of good
weight. finely woven. in
black only. at $500 pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

virginia halfway rover Co.
t''gss Antiqu- Tanner Paint and oil
Co.,, Dixie Mattress 90. standard ra-
per co. Richmond Cedar Works.
Richmond Vinegar Works. c. T.. Saucr
Co.,. Cardw"ll Manufacturing co,
'n""N-Ncai coffee Co. y. J. Craft
Nino co. Richmond CORRUGATED IA
per CO., Times DisTatch Publishing
'", Crawford manufacturing Co..
L'EEcit X Myers Tobacco co. Rich
m"id structural Steel GO.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
FRENCH LINER RACES
TO PORT SMILELESS
Passengers of the France Re-
ceive Sad Tidings From
Jersey City.
BUSINESS MEN ABOARD
Banker Returns Convinced
Europe Needs Five Year
Credits in Trade.

The France of the French line camc
up the bay late yesterday afternoon
without a smile on board. AS the big
liner raced TO Quarantine in order 10
dock last night the dread tidings were
received that Georges had gone down,
fighting bravely. but against too much
weight and endurance.
1t was small satisfaction to many OF
the passengers that bad coal had pre-
vented the liner from reaching port in
time to enable them to place many thou
sands OF francs on their champion
Few. If any. of the Americans on board
were strong for Dempsey and some oi
these anti-Dempsey men were not So
restrained in their talk.
J. Hampden Dougherty. Jr., New
York attorney. Of the Arm of Reed
Dougherty & Hoyt brought to America
his bride, whom he married last May in
Paris. She is French girl. whose
maiden was Mile. Marie Louise Ber-
nard.
The business men of the United States
need not expect to do much business with
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
RED CAR SIGNS ROB
SOUTH BEACH OF TRADE
Business Men Complain of
City's Discrimination.

South Beach. Staten Island through
its association of business men. COM
planned yesterday 10 Grover A. Whalen.
Commissioner Of Plant and Structures.
that red signs directing passengers to
the red cars OF the municipal trolley
lines are divertlng business 10 Midland
Beach. Midland Beach has five cent
Fare from the ferry; South Beach is on
the eight cent line.
Mr.. whalen explained that the fact
the rival beaches are not on an equal
footing Is because South Beach 10 served
by companies that charge excessive
and illegal fares"
The city administration has Tough.
against this extortion," he said. but
thus far has not succeeded In securing
for South Beach the advantage Of q five
cent fare, to which South Beach is ces--
tainly entitled"
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
GREEKS RIOT AT PIER A;
RESERVES CALLED OUT
Followers of Venizelos and
King IN Clash.

The arrival Of the Greek liner King
Alexander at pier 4. Brooklyn. yester-
day afternoon precipitated a dozen or
more fights between Greek royaiists and
the partlsans OF former Premier Vent
zelos. Reserves from the Fourth avenue
station were called out to restore peace.
The trouble started when unofficial
committees met outside the pier TO well
come Bishop Germanos Troyanos OF the
Greek Orthodox Church a royallst, and
A. CoulonvalSie, Greek lawyer. who Is
prominent among the Republicans. The
.royalists' faction tore down signs which
have been put up demanding the over
throw OF King Constantine.
A stone thrown after the Bishop as he
drove away narrowly missed the auto
mobile.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
BOY BANDITS FOUND
HIDING IN COAL BIN
Forage Expedition in Vacant
House Brings Disaster.

George Malahy, 16 years old. and his
gang, which consists OF James Dalton
and Henry Heinrich. aged 13 and "A re-
spectively, decided yesterday that their
"headquarters" IN tent back of
Georges home at 80 Clarkson avenue.
Brooklyn, wasn't up - the standard
set by the movies 1t is charged that
they broke into the old Clarkson man.
sion on Church avenue to see what they
could find in the way OF furnishings
for q real Jesse James robber den.
But right in the midst OF their fore e
ing expedition neighbors noticed some
one moving In the vacant house and sent
for policeman. Detective McGlone
found the three bandits crouching in
rhe coal bin. George was arraigned In
Flatbush Avenue Court charged with
unlawful entry. The other two went to
Children's Court.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

any OF the European countries unless they
are prepared to grant long term credits
OF at least Ave years, Jefferson Williams.
representative OF syndicate OF New
England and British banks. said. Mr..
Williams has been abroad for the last
seven months. His organization has
sold large quantities of coal TO Italy
through the War Finance Corporation,
and is now interested i'm the possibility
of disposing abroad of cotton, wheat
and other raw materials and foods.
Unless favorable terms are made with
the European business men, Mr.. Will
iams said, they will continue TO restrict
their purchases greatly. as they are not
so dependent upon the United States as
is the general belief here.
Also on board the liner was Mortimer
b. Bernstein of Bernstein & Co., stock
brokers, of &C Broadway, who has been
abroad looking over the general situa-
tion. He said that Germany seemed
more wide awake and busy than any
other country. As an example he pointed
out that German Mercedes cars were
frequently met in Nancy and other
French cities, despite the fact that
France for years has been most jealous
of her automobile industry