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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
Failed to Substantiate the
Charges Against Glass Men

Toledo. -. Zee. L. -Four OF six dc
PENDANTS lat the cas-" Of the government
acajnS; the Modern Glass Company. OF
Toledo. We're dismissed to-day, by Judge
John VI. KillitS, in United States circuit
court here. when IL came time 1" pre-
sent tho case e. the ury. The court rui-
inr fraudulent use or the mails and OBJ
tanning money under false prctcnSeS UNI
DIR the ohio blue SKY laws.
Those released We're G. J. Nolan. GEN
cral manager: Claude g. kilbury. pres
idcut: John =. Newton. secretary: II. T..
IsrNery. director.
The court ruled ;hat tn" case ~ Frank
Yicxer:. secretary. ard walter l.um-
hlcu. promoter. should go 10 the jury to-
morrow.
Specifically the men were alleged to
have sold Stn,'2 in the cOnrern with the
PROMISE that large profits would be
reupcl th~":iEh the manufacture OF
slasS CaSkctS
The company Was organized about
thre" wears 40 by Frank Nickcry, who
came here Gom pittsburgh.
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ST. CLA!RSV|lLE
Probate Court.

Margaret \. Bryant. deceased. Anpli-
cation filed Tor appointment OF admins
traitor. with renun"'ati"n Of adn'iniStra-
ton by all the next oC kind resident az
Ohio. Bond 5000 filed and approved.
Appointment made. Letters ordered ana
l.sued. Inventory ordered, order is
sued. continued
George T.. Smith deceased. Arplica-
ton filed for appointment Of executor.
Bond s"4.O filed and approved. APP
pointmcnt made. Letters ordered and
issued Inventory ordered order issued.
Continued.
Citation to widow to make her cleo
ton returned and nled. endorsed with
Acknowledgment OF service. Widow
came into open court and elected I" take
under tho Will
Asa pickcrSnn. deceased. Application
filed for appo ntmcnt of ADMINISTRATIVE.
Iund Of $1,000 filed and approved APP
pontmcnt mad" Letters ordered and
issued. Inventory ordered, orGcr Is
sued. Continued.
John Murphy. deceased Will and
application to admit 10 probate" ilcd
with waivers of notice and consent L
probate OF widow and all the next Of
Kin. Testimony OF witnesses taken, re-
duCel 70 writing and Med. Will adj
mitted t. probate. and record ordered
Citation To widow to make her election
ordered and issued
Charles T.. Wilson. deceased. Order
Of private sale Of personal propcrty 70
turned and flied endorsed with report
Of sale. Sale confirmed and record or
dcred.
Martha u. Gray. deceased. Appllca-
tinn t" soil personal property. stocks
and bonds. nj private sale. Private sale
nj not less than price fixed by court
ordered. Order issued. Continued.
George n. Burns. deceased Appl!c'-
ton to sell personal property, |. s.
bonds and war savings stamps, at pri-
vate sale. Private sale ut not less than
price fixed by courto rdcred. Order is
sued. Continued
Ella Wilson. nlm'n!stratriN etc. Of
Charles T. Wilson. deceased. ". flolbert
NJ, Wilson ct al Order Of sale Of lrst
tract Of said real estate returned md
nled rnexccuted. Motion to dismiss the
petition us to said first tract Med. rcti-
ton dismissed as to said FIRST trn"t.
In re Giovanni Nccch lola. To change
name. Petition fled. Set for hearing
November 30. 1921. Proof "f publication
II notice tlcd. Cause heard. finding that
dae notice according to law has been
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MARTINS FERRY
GOOD MENU PLANNED
FOR FOOTBALL FEED
OFFICIALS OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
ANNOUNCE BILL, OF fARE FOR
BANQUET DECEMBER o.
Members Of Football Squad. Coach and
High School Officials to Be Quests
Of Honor at the Big Event.

Following q meeting held for the pur-
pose OF planning the banquet 10 be
served in the first floor "f the Frat hall
on North Fifth street. on Friday even
INK. December 3. In honor of the foot
hall squad of the high school IN" fol-
lowing is the menu announced by the
ladies':
Creme Chicken
Hot Biscuit Buttcrcd Peas
olives Jelly Celery
Fruit Salad
Brick Ice Cream
Mint3 Horne Cake
Coffee
The prlce Of tickets. as set by the
iO!pt committee Of the three orGHn IA
tons backing the banquet Will he $50
and ahou. 300 or more arc expected to
be present. Attorney George tOukc has
been selected as tuaStmaster, and he
has been given charge OF the selection
OF speakers Members nt the three or
carnations and their families are in
'vItel 10 the banquet. which is to y"
rho most elaborate ever held for the
team. Tickets are In the hands or the
cnmm!ttee and the Hair VIII stop with
TUESDAY evening ~ next week. and
none will DO allowed To 20 out after
that time.
Arrangements Not Complete.
The funeral arrangements for tho Int"
John Reese, former resident Of this city.
who died ut hi4 home at BrookSide. hav"
not h.,n completed. according 70 n state
men; ns relatives made last might. ami
the Arrangement" Will be announced
when completed.
ministers Mes:.
4 meeting ~ the Ministerial Union
Of tho culorrd churches Of the ohio Val
lcy will hc held In the Sixth street A.
NJ f. church this afternoon at o'clock.
This is tn" regular business meeting Of
the organization. and many visiting
Tt pF lTI N tho civ
Ladies Aid Meets,
An interesting meeting az the Ladies'
AID Society Of IN" Welsh cnnErega-
tInnal church was held in the social
rooms OF the church on South Fourth
street, yesterday afternoon, with Mrs.
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r. NJ. Griffith. Mrs. Mary Hopkins and
Mira Richard Hopkins as the hoStesses
Savings Club Checks.
Officials OF the local banks announce
that the checks to the members or their
Christmas Savings clubs will be mailed
about the 10th of the present month. y
large amount Of money Is reported on
deposit in tn" clul :. and this NIL De
distributed about the time when 1t VIII
do the most good.
Rcd Men Election.
The regular election OF officers tot
the local tribe Of the Improved t'r"er
OF Red Men will hc the special business
Ia be taken up At their meeting IN the
t'raternal hall ON North Firth street this
evening. \ GnC.l attendance IL antiri-
pated at the meeting.
SAWS ton Army Campaign.
Efforts are hciur mad" I" "rrLniZc an
advisory committee Tor work VITA the
local branch of the salvation Army. y
meeting OF Il number Of local persons
int: c>ted In the work being Zone mas
been called To tax" place 1t the l'"aru
Of Trade room this afternoon AZ "
u'Clu,'k. 1T which timc an cN"rut,N" com
mittcr viii be selected I" cooperate IL
the work.
Repair Light System.
The lire force Of the local c.cctri '
plant spent yesterday At w"rk on the
white way lights on South Fourth
street. making necessary lc!alrS. y
portion Of the lights were Off on We'd
nrSday night. due I" short circuit IN
the line TO the pillars.
Killed Blnckhnnder.
Information received In this CitF Is
to the effect that an Italian former
resident OF this city. VIII" WAS Known
as 'SiNty-one." il serving tim" IN the
pcnttrntiary 1T J"l!i"tt H.. On u rharb"
nt murder. The man carried Il m,rh On
his face alleged to have been inrIirted
by the black handlers. when Ne wa
rlaiar,! Ia have intcrfcred with their
work somo time before coming /" TINS
city. Al Joliet he Is claimed /" hay"
met the man VINO marked him on the
street. pulled Il gun and shot him dead
The prisoner was well knoYn 10 many
residents OF this city.
Mnrtns Ferry Briefs.
officer Ellw""d Kothermmnd OF III"
local police. vas 4 business visitor AZ
ST. Clairsvillr. yesterday.
Az interesting and busy meeting ~
Wehona council of the degree ~ l'ora'
hoatls. was hold last night.
Mrs Ian James. Of Zane street -
spending few days as the guest "t her
daughter. Alice. 1t Youngstown. o.
Attorney Henry g. lratt OF this cl;y
was 4 business Visitor II ST. ClairSNiiIc
Yesterday
Mr. ard Mrs Edward Clcary. OF Han
over street. are receiving ConcratulH-
Tons over the arrival OF fiac new
son.
The WORK @: placing tn" fans and
cooling Sysctm for the Davies Glass
Company has been started 10y the Scott
Fan Company.
Mrs H. G.. Woods was the hostess to
the Industrious DANES at her home on
indiana street yesterday afternoon.
Roy Albright. OF AI"na. suffered tho
amruta ton Of three fingers AZ the hos
pitaI following All accident with shot
sun.
The concluding service Of Win My
Clum Week" will be held a; the Meth
odlst church this evening.
Cell 1923 for typewriter service eh.
Sc,EO, W. s. Stoddard, II 18th stree.
m-w-f
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BELMONT

Tony letters of New Concord spent
the latter part of last week at the hoHs
of his parents. Mr.. ami Mrs. Emme"
letters.
Theodore Burkhardt was caller In
town one day this week.
Dcrnis Gattcn called on S. ID. Hatcher
Monday morning.
Mrs. Emmett LETTERS visited at the
home of e. +. letters a few days last
week.
Peter Kemp called at George Kcmps
Monday afternoon.
Miss Vcrna Roe visited 4 few days
last week with her parents.
7. J. Hatcher was 4 caller at Captina
4 few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Manly Kemp and chill
dren were visitors at Mr.. Kemp's Mon
day.
Addison Wilcox and son Albert were
callers in town Tuesday.
Douglass Hatcher was Il business CALL
or in town Monday.
Thelma Masters visited at the homo
OF Alexander Masters 4 few days last
week.
Byron Kemp visited his brother, A.
Kemp Tuesday afternoon.
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CITY OFFICIAL SAYS THAT
He HAS Been PREjUD|CED

such q man is more than convincing
proof. Wentworth has proved a mir
aclc in millions Of other cases just as
IL has in this case. II acts in a sensible
way to bring about the desired results
because 1t is one medicine that acts
Jointly for the benefiting Of stomach
and nervous ills. 1t aids the digestive
system, neutralizes excess poisonous
acids, drives out impurities. stops gas
forming. and at the same time that II
does this. it gives nerve force. sound
restful sleep and tones and invigorates
the system throughout. If you suffer
from i'll health. do not hesitate to start
at once on Nerv-Worth. for IL vol do
for you what it has done for millions
of others in all parts of the country.
Take a bottle home and use ii according
to the directions and II you are not
satisfied that II is helping you, your
money will be refunded.
Sold on Il money-back guarantee by
c. II. Griest 4 Co.. and all leading
druggists everywhere. Nerv-WoSth Is
now Sl.O0 per bottle.
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RECEIVER FOE IRON WORKS

New Haven. Conn. Pee. 1.-The Gro
ton Iron Works OF GrOton, Conn. today
aled u petition in bankruptcy In the
United States court here. and Judge
Edwin Thomas appointed James Swann'
president OF the corporation AS temper
AIRY receiver.
The action was taken in accordance
with a vote Of the directors Of the cor
norat!on. who II Is understood are will
Ing To become iolnt bankrupts in bank
ruptcy proceedings.
\ hearing On the petition will he held
befor, referee Thomas VI. Shields OF
Norwich, tomorrow.
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given and name ordered changed to John
Welt
Rose Sou,kirahy. alias Chrlstin" Tat
tar. Juvenile dependent. Warrant I"
convey returned and filed served.
Realty Deeds.
r. II Stnrfrl ami Mary l.. St"ncl I"
John l.. f'rasicr and Gcrtrud. parrnh
l'ruS.cy. Tract Of land IN st Glars
willie. Consideration 81.
Nelson A. Nr;I /" Margaret L. VII
liams. Tract of land in ST. Cl"!r~'ille.
cons LIBERATION 81.
James NJ. Touhcy and Cathc";n" Too
hey |" l.. Il. Gal:uw"y. Lots Nos ~,
IL. - and - in She" Factory ADDITION
to Harucsvi,ir. Consideration 81
John A. Srh!ck to Mary Schj'E. Tract
of land in RclI:,irr Consideration 81.
{. W. Mr,;innis and Maud :. McGln-
Ms - earle II"nar and Francis lisa
E"nar. Tract Of land in Goshen town
ship Consideration 81.
lnez g. Cw:t!n tn Z r.. R"nar. Tract
OK land In Goshen township. N"nsid-
Grafton Sl.J5U.
Marriage licenses.
C;Nl ". Davis, aged 36. coal miner,
and Rachel clark. AGED 81, both o.
pilllcS BOTTOM
Harry l.cruy ll"rnrr. aged -. coal
miner. ana Laura Clara Tucker, aged is
both OF lam.rn. Squire Henry NJ
Davies perfoI med the ceremony.
Stanley lryanduSky, aged Il n coal
miner Of Barton. and Mary Lump!syk,
aged Is. - Crescent
Divorce Suit FEed.
Mary Rcnfurth W. Grnrtr ltrni"rth
Action for divorce on III" grounds OF
wilrul absence. Attorneys Nichols and
Walker represent IN" plaintiff.
st. Clairsvtne Briefu.
Attorney Kenneth Cooper OF Rellairr
was a business caller in town yesterday
David James Of bridgeport was 4
visitor in 81. ClRirsNillc Thursday.
Miss Marjorie llardrsty has accepted
n position N the office OF the county
treasurer. J. q. FERRY.
Attorney l.. W. Svhcrtz"r Of R"ilairC
WAS . business visitor her" Yesterday.
J. t. Butcher of canton WAS calling
on local friends yesterday
G r. Timh"rlakc ~ B"iiajrC was p
business caller in ST Clairsy!Ilr Thurs
day.
u. A. Mc!ICcNcr % Bclln!r" was call
lag on local friends yesterday.
judge W. r. smith Of li"rn"3vtlle was
in town on business yesterday.
Attorney George Cooke of Martins
Ferry was a business caller here Thurs
day.
Bert Mechanically Of rr'drcH'rt wa'
in IT. Cla!rSSiIlc on business yesterday
Howard Whitaker Of New York, for
mcr resident Of this place, was Callinh
on friends yesterday
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Makes Significant Statement Regarding
His Opinion of Medicines, But Hs
Pound That Nerv-Worth was
Different When It Gave
Desired Results

II have always been preJudiced
Galnst medicine. but am now Of diff
crent opinion. for Merry Worth Is more
than a medicine Its a miracle" said
&. ". Whitmcr, 10 Hill St, Aenia
Ohio. And he goes on. Il was corn
pletely run down and terribly nervous.
and I couldn't sleep. ! would toss and
turn most Of the night Had gas on my
stomach. and hrlched quite some time
after eating. | have taken one hottie
of WENTWORTH and been helped marvel
ously. | have not enjoyed sleep in six
months as do now. | cannot recon-
mcnd 1t too highly. for feel Ike
different man"
Mr. Whltmcr Is orc Of NCnia's highly
respected citizens and held the office
OF Director OF Public Service IN this
city for four :ermA 4 statement from
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Ohio Most Efficient
in DRY" Observance

Washington. De-. 1.-The iac"A. raj
nc in bonded liquors in October. !?-I'
was only half the Volume Of p'i"Ner
last year according q statistics COM
piled by the office OF Prohibition '""-
missioner Haynes.
Ohio mas the most efficient stat" pro
hihition code In the Waited states. sou
rral state supsrintendca;S declared d"r-
ing the discussion "t enforcement.
Ohio Superintendent Whit" dcN'rih'"
its operation In detail. Stating ;H"i one
Of the most valuable features was the
authority to compel patrons OF 'Sp' Az
easIes" 10 teStif! against ownsT, %
such places.
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$4,000 FIRE On
THE SOUTH SIDE

The fire department was called to
26l1 Market street. South Side. Al $50
u'clcck this morning. whore the garage
in the rear Of the house conducted by
Stella Jones had caught fire from an
unknown cause.
All OF the South Side fire compania
responded. For a time the blaze WAS
threatening To several adjacent prop
critics. hut by good work was confined 20
the garage. which WAS entirely con-
Sumed. together with 4 new StutZ tour
ing car. The loss was estimated at
So. uun. not covered by insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
IN COLORADO ENDED

Trinidad. colo. Dac. I.--Ne"p"ning OF
che Cameron 1uine in The "atSenhuTE
district, closed since the miners waINeH
out In sympathy VITA the strike ="
thirteen company mines IN Pfo''N'
against way" re"u't'"n' ""S "
oounced bv the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company today.
The company said - mcn "er" worN-
ing. but John McI.cnnan. district ua."n
president. said that only 10 men were
on duty and that I'll had bee brought
in from the outside.
J. = Goss. editor "f IN" Wais"Ho"rF
independent. weekly newspaper CO.
day protested 10 Governor "INct S"""''
n, Denver. that he had b"Hn ordered "H
Major J. T.. Mu"rA"ad. secretary ., ,.,
ynv.r,or 10 print Just "u, copy %: his
rapsr and submit X Ia M"urh"nd Tor
censorinS before the entire sd';'"n -
prirted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
Negro Is Found Guilty
Of First Degree Murder

pittsburgh. Dec. Joseph Th"n'a>''
negro. accused Of alleged connection
IN the killing OF Mrs. Anna kirNer. ~
Mirtlin township. last Dcccmeer' was
found guilty b. a jury tonight ~ muir
der In the first degree. \ poll OF the
vote OF the twelve men was taken. ana
each juror sad he had voted for IN"
verdict returned. Thomas was remand
ed 10 jail and was escorted from the
court room surrounded BY eight deputy
sher!Crs
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comparied by the Dokic b. went 10
EcrghO!: last night and p ll'ated IN
the ceremonies in celebration OF the fif-
tccnth anniversary Of Berghnlz Lodge
No 7Jo, X, Of L. Grand Chancellor OF
ohio TRULY. Of Dover. made the princi-
pal address.
mel" Trotter Here.
Mel" Trottcr. world renowned Rescue
Mission organizer. arrived In the city
Today and will deliver the principal ;'d-
dress at Il big mass meeting to be held
to-right at Westminster church The
meeting is in the interests of the Steu-
hcnyiuc Mission. which has been sue
ressfully launched by Mr.. and Mrs. n.
J.. GOoScman.
Railroad Tralnmsn.
Local Lodge No. So. OF the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmcn. met to-day
and elected officers for the ensuing
wear as follows: President, w. n. Weoo:
vice president. 4. J. Marks; Secretary
William Ward: treasurer, W. J. McLis-
ter; collector. J. NJ. HILL
Miss EunIce e. Dohrman-
Miss E.uniCe Eliza beth Dohrman. well
known citizen entered into rest at her
home here to-day. following an illness
with pneumonia. She was n daughter OF
the late Arnold and Elizabeth Collier
Dohrman. She is survived by one SIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
MASKED MEN rLoa NEGROES

Denison Texas. Dec. Three ne
groes were hOgEed by 4 band OF rohcd
and hooded men Tuesday night. It be-
came known today. when they reported
the AFFAIR 10 the police. They were told
10 convey n warning to negroes here
not to minglc with the whites. accord
Ing 10 the stories told the police. Ono
Of the alleged victims. IS years old. WAS
seriously hurt. The negroes SAID tho
white r"bcd men told them that they
we're members Of the Denlson Cian OF
the Knights OF the IN kluX Khan.
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Pan-American Conference
of Women Is Endorsed

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. l.--rlars tor
ra.s-AnerIcan conference OF women. re-
Gently announced BY the Nau"n2!
league OF Women OtcrS. wec" COM
mcnded to-day at 4 luncheon gwen by
the Maryland League, when speakers
representing several South American
countries as we'll rs prominent citizens
OF Baltimore. discussed tho undertaking
and gave II endorsement.
Mrs. Richard Edwards OF Indiana.
vice president Of the National League
OF Women oters, outlined the plan for
the Pan-Amerlcan conference which Is
TO take place in Baltimore. from April
20 to %, In connection with the third
annual convention OF the national league
OF women voters.
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GOVERNOR SEEKS SUPPORT

Dallas. Texas. Dec. I.--GovcrNor Pat
NJ NeT speaking here last night. asked
citizens 10 support him in unfolding the
law Of Texas. lie said:
There we're more peopl" lynChcd IN
Texas in 1920 than in any other state
in the union or any other civilized r"un
try. More persons We're murdered IN
Texas last year than IN all the BRITISH
empire Human life Is the cheapest
commodity in THE state"
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See Plan Of Brewers
10 Control Congress

washington. Dec. l.--Etf"rtS ~ the
antt-xaIoon league in the future WI De
directed largely to Federation %; rr""'
sentiment" to support prohibition. a'-
cording to several speakers ~ IN" con
ference today Of league workers. Nhe
conference - to continue until petrm-
Der 3.
DR.. p. A. Baker. general su''r'A'ehu-
ent OF tho league, and "'EHe ID
wheeler. its general couH>e! an" ''E,S'
latlve superintendent expressed '"E
opin,on that the brewers VIII SEEK 10
eiec, the next congress-" hoping thereby
- amend the Yolstead at. so as /" per-
NH manufacture Of beverages contain
ing as mach alcohol as beer contained
before prohibition.
At to-morrow'S session Of III" c"nt"r-
ence world prohibitions VIII be "'"-
CuSSed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
CONTRACTOR FOUND
DEAD ON GOLF LINKS

pittShureh. DEG. l--.lohn ]. Nolan.
Vice president and secretary Of the
bravo Contracting c"ml:ny. WAS found
dcud carly tonight on the Pathway OF
:hc r:ttShurSh Country club golf Inns
Within few yards y: the clubhouse. IL"
had just completed play IN the last golf
tournament or the club. Death WIS sad
to ha.c,hrcn either TO a1"plcNy or acute
hiENHllOn.
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r.1,1,rSo AT pAHxERsBuRa

ParkerSburg. W. Va, Dec. ALI dal
ger from high water was passed mere
this afternoon when the Oh;" 1ircr
reached crest stage OF %5.S feet and
this evening both the Ohio and Little
Kanawha were reCcd!nG.
Many merchants In the lower section
os the city were compelled L. move
their goods out or Easements. and in
some instances from the Hrst floors.
while number OF manufacturing
plants were badly handicapped In their
operations r. the high water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
-Four Come Ashore From
Stranded Destroyer

San Francisco. Dee. -Four SHamCn
came ashore safely from the /. :. de-
Strnycr DclCng which went ashor" curly
today on trC ROCKS a mile and a half
south nr Hal: Moon Bay. Calf. Early
in the afternoon thc destroyer swung
hroadSidc AGAINST tn" shore and began
:" pound badly. according. - reports
from tho scene.
Tho officers and crew number about
one hundred men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
SCHOOL CHILDREN ESCAPE.

Woodbury.. \. J. Dec. I.-The Walnut
street public school. 4 two story brick
structure, was destroyed by fire to-day
shortly after the children assembled for
the afternoon session. The $50 children
ranging In age from ) TO IL years. got
out safely. having been taught TO do go
by frequent fire drills.
Edward Martin. a fireman. was badly
burned about the face and arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
1--WE JAP SAILORS LOSE LIVES

Vancouver. 3. c. Dec. Five Japan
csc sailors lost their lives when the Jap
anese auxiliary schooner Koun Mar'l
foundered 200 miles OF Cape Flattery
in 4 southwest gale Tuesday. according
to a wireless report received today. The
remainder OF the crew was rescued b.
the japanese steam Tosan Maru. out
ward bound from Tacoma To Japan.
First reports were that all members
Of the crew were saved.
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rxpEsE pEororsrRArE.

Washington, Dec, Try The -Asso-
ciated Press)-A demonstration was
staged before the headquarters OF Chi
nese delegation 10 the Far East con-
ference today I'm favor OF the uncondi-
tional return OF ShantunG, the crowd
being composed OF Chinese students and
merchants resident in Washington. aug.
mented by scores Of Chinese who have
been In Washington because OF the con-
ference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-02
PROSPERITY MESSAGE.

New York. Dec. Matinee crowds
in Longacre square saw unveiled today.
another OF the huge signs. electrical
and otherwise. for which that neigh
bo=hoOd Is noted.
Tho newest was n gigantic billboard.
erected by the Rotary cluh In the nation
wide prosperity campaign. TIL" bill
board bore 4 message from President
Harding