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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
LEVNE'S Y. N. H. A.
QUINTET OPENS SEASON

taking should not be crowned with
success.
Judging from the attraction book
ed for the opening game, Manager
Levine can De depended on to fur-
nish the fans with real basketball.
Although new in senior basketball
circles. his experience as manager
of basketball teams in other classes
should enable him to run the asso-
citation quintet through a successful
season.
Coach Rufus Allen has attained
great results in basketball, football
and other branches of sport. He
has worked great guns in basket-
ball at the Y. NJ. III. A. and there
are about five or six representative
son. His work at the Grammar
School in football and other branch
es of sport has attracted consider
able attention. Allen is a we'll liked
leader, and works hard to bring sue
cess to a combination of game and
willing workers.
There will be a preliminary game
of interest at the Y. M. H. A. Hall
tomorrow night in connection with
this opening attraction booked by
Manager Levine. The Y. NJ. III. A.
Intermediates and the South Amboy
Boy Scouts will be the opponents in
the prelim.
There will be dancing every Thurs
day night in connection with the
basketball games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

breaking up of coal is always
worse in winter than In summer
and the loss to the retail dealer
is consequently heavier.
Furthermore it has occurred
that in the haste of getting coal
to market to supply the urgent
winter needs of householders,
there is not time thoroughly to
clean the cars.
Naturally all foreign matter
has to be screened out of the
coal before it can be delivered.
entailing an additional expense
to the dealer. +.
Another loss to the dealer IS
incurred from the leakage of coal
in transit. This is a very large
item especially in the nut and
pea sizes. There is also consider
able loss through stealing from
the cars en- route.
The loss to the dealer through
degradation averages a fraction
over 5 per cent. or about 4S cents
on every ton Of coal he handles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

TN a recent advertisement, the
1 term degradation" was ex-
planned insofar as it applied to
the breaking up of the larger
sizes of coal into smaller and
lower-priced sizes in course of
the screening process.
This is only one phase OF the
degradation problem.
vast quantity of water is
used IN the preparation of coal
and when coal is shipped from
the mines, it is wet. This is all
right in warm weather. It elm
mates dust.
But in cold weather, the coal
freezes IN the car. IF a snow
storm is encountered en- route,
the trouble increases and when
the car arrives at destination,
the coal is a solid mass. The only
way to unload the car is to thaw
out the coal with gasoline torches
or break it up with a pick.
1t is easy to imagine the result
of this strenuous handling. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26

Washington. Sept IS The national
uncnnloyment conference. summoned oy
President Harding 10 consider waVs and
means Of providing livelihood for tha
many Thousands Of involuntary 'tlec IN
IN, United states. will assemble nero
tomorrow. Comprising ha,t hundred
repre.entatives from most of the Key
trades members OF tho conference we're
selected Il was announced for Their
knowledge OF conditions IN various Sec
tons Of the country and In tho various
industries
Tho first duty OF tho conference VIII
hs 10 determine accurately the employ
nent needs OF the nation at pr.sent
and 10 rccommend 10 the administration
errorrencv measures for mitigating tho
situation as found 70 ex!s;. before tho
r,ror. q, vtrter set in to increase tho
handships Of the EaEeless, officials
hore Fa!d
Permanent Policy.
with tho Immediate problem OF work
distribution solved. according to admin
Istrat.on officials tho conference will
take up tho formulation Of a permanent
policy for comba ting unemployment
,rrcuEhout tho country, whenever ard
wherever a serious situation may arise
and. in addition. 10 suggest methods for
ha asteninE the return - norma! OF COM
merce and business Kererallr.
Th. cont.r.nC. - 10 n" formally
opened Tomorrow By President Hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
10 The IntelligenTev


"sTvo we're killed another was danger
the Pandhande "
nr blocked
No H. enroute from New YORK
train in the middle miles Of here at II o'clock
DEAD
MICHAEL old Of Pittsburgh fa engineer on train NO
scHUppE A. Of Denntsor Ohio freight
crrshcd q his Caboose
DANGEROUSLY INJURED
Frank Unttnrc Ohio conductor on me Sh train
10 hpna Al
SERIOUSLY HURT
harkpa painfully wrenched
T indianapolis. Ind mail clerk
McCune, Ind: mail clerk
"ondu"to- OF the mail
narrowly escaP"a
the tunnel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
MRS, belmont
WILL DISCLOSE
STORY OF ORGY
THREE WOMEN WILL
BE ON STAND TODAY
Court to Decide VIII eth CT
Comedian Is Held for Mur-
der OF Manslaughtcr.

San Francisco Sept. "5.---RoScoe Ar
buckle. n'm comedian. cnnrEed with tho
Elaying 60 Miss virginia RaPD-, motion
picture ar.rrsS. spent quiet Sunday
in Jail while the dls'ri"t attorney pre-
Pared list Of Witnesses Cor eNamlna-
tion when the police court hearing Is
resumed tomorrow. ArhICk!" had ms
his visitors relatives WHO arc in The
city. and under his attorneys or.'"rs
refused 10 discuss tho charga against
him.
Th. hrst conrrie,n story Of th- rar'r
IN Arhuck'es suits IN tho Saint Francis
hotoI. I.aho- nay. wl'~.- was fn'i"" 90;
by the death ~ Miss Earpc four days
Iatnr. IS eXT~rteL to Re told a 'hc N"a"-
Ink tomorrow vh"" The prosecution
calls Mrs. Ramh!na Maude Deimon;. "ho
preferred N. cna-E" against hrhurH'N.
Miss Alice Rlakc arl - ( Z"h Fre'oN'.
who attended, III" party. The order n
which -" witnesses will T.. ca''"d uas
| not announced.
Th. defense hrs No' indicate! how y
Is - combat ~ :.Stinnnv 50 far o.
! fered by th~ prosecution TO or.y vi.
-ass WHO r4s been crnse.">a n':rei. ard
! he only briefly. was tifr"d S"r'ua cher.
| w. yesterday testified tor -" p-"Eecu-
Ion. hu' as a "h,s,IIc " me-: Accord
, lrg t. n. police judge r." T"'!ca
| Judge Is - decide pNe'hcr Arh,!cklN -
n h- nod - 'he <upe"'o" court and. II
sc. whether on tho V'Trd"r .'1arge or
on tha grand iurv indie c'rou:. which
! charges rIanslaUGhter
| Tho defense h4s made ~ a';7-10' ~
check the prosecution N no questioning 3
! Of Witnesses taking a1ya0'ar". il was
| said o' tho opportunity :" learn TIE
states case AGAINST ArhurN,e, arfor ed
! by tho hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE
GATHERS TO SOLVE GREAT PROBLEM

ing with an address Of Welcome b TIA
men and women who responded - hn5
invitation TO lend their counsel to The
government. secrenry Hoover. nAms9!
by the President as chairman OF the.
conference Is to lay before the codssi
tereeS suggestions for efficient orGanS
Iation To enable an expeditions eonsi6%
GRAFTON OF tho question at hand and the
most pra ctlcal means for reaching the
concluslons sought. =
work for Committee. y
To this end Il IL understood ths con-
florence will at once form itself Int
committees % inquire into the vartoas
angles OF tho unemployment problem
the recommendations Of tho cemmftteo0
to be acted upon by the whole body ~
arriving at a general policy. ProvtS1
Ion has been made for as many a. ~
committees. indicating that these bo6ss<
would consist Of five or six oonfsrsa
each.
Statistics and An emergency prosran
Il would be the first subjects for studJ
by tn. committees. A mass OF datA
has been prepared for the use Of tn
conference by an advisory narnmittsd
for economic experts appointed by SEQ
retary Hoover. and. with this data And~
such additional information on tbs sub.
t.-t as ~. conference may gather. ~
means ~ hearings bstore It's eSnnnies
t.e. Il Is believed tfre vAotS ptcturS S,
ma tional unemployment 1A1 - V0aos
tzed quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
REV, FATHER
BOUTLOU HAS
PASSED AWAY
VETERAN CLERGYMAN
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Formerly Of Wheeling Cathe-
dral-Long at Fairmont.


Fairmont. ". Va. Sept '5.--N"re
than Two thousand Tarmont parish
orc-s ot the R.y. Father A. Boutlou.
so- Tho past - wears rector or Saint
reter's Catholic church. Of this H;y,
were throw into Tho depths of sorrow
tonight when tn" telegraph wires
IA shed forth thn saw ROWS ~ his death
I'm Mercy hospital in baltimore. n; rs
O'Clock tonight. after an illness that
has extended over period OF several
months.
Father Eouflou was beloved. admired
and respected b. thousands 90 West
Virgin!aus without regard "a d"n"min-
alton Flo was not cnl! chur'h eN-
ecutive ~ sreat ability, but preacher
Of unusual eloGuence.
R"rr In Franco Il years ago. ana
educated for the priesthood In MS ma
;l,e land. no came 70 America almost
,r,rueIIa,civ after hi, ordir.f-mn lie
vas assgSnci ~ iNe djorcs" It Wheel
!rr under ~" late R!shon Nhetan, ana
ror My years has laNCrtd In ih's
STATE successfully under Il h o . f
Nhel7r. Kan" auh Donahue. He has
served churches I. Fa"k"rSnnrS. Cnar-
,e.to7. Mounds, lille ari Fa'rmont. ann
, for about a year VAS t"nne''ed WIN
he clerSc' u; the Cathedral AZ Vince,
ing. Tvenry-rou- wears aSo h" fn'Shen
a succeserI ras'o-a'c A. Non7dsN ''Ie.
aud u.r, - rai~rro-'. where he has
.yne. dIs,ir gu sh"d himself a. the rec
,.o- ~ 6. rete-'s church. wht"h h" W.
,eeso4 growing from a sr,rll h-giNNinB
until |, has become or" r. ~" '''I"St
and ,,os, !-npnrtan, parishes IN 'hc en-
! tire diocese
r,.b.- Enr.lou was r-ohah'v 'he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Women'S Bill Of Rights
Amend ment Will Be
Pushed in Congress

Washington. SEPT. g A wor'ans
"eul .. rights" proposed ror enactment
- the federal and all state governments
II remove all legal discr'rt'atohs
asaius; women. was outlined today In
t. statement cy the National Woman :
rart,.
The program includes nav consti-
,uricral amendment declaring hat no
political civil Or legal disabilities OF In
.1ualltles on account OF sea or m ac-
count of marriage" shall prevail. to-
xether with a bill to give women the
same rights, privileges and immunities
'as men.
II was announced that Senator Curtis
Republican. Kansas. and Representative
Tess Republican,. Ohio. vou'd Introduce
tn" new proposed constitutional amend
,ra-' IN congress October !. and tha:
copies OF the NV bill had been sem TO
all state chairman Of IN. wo'nnn's party
.xcAo: Wisconsin, which already has en-
acted the Law.
Wor1Nr would have tho right uron
marriage n chose their names and h8vo
equal voic. In custody 81 their children.
'ngi' mate 90" i'ieEiti,nate IN he pro-
ro-ed new bill Of the uomens organi1a-
ton.
Other legal sEhts for vnmen proposed
include: Suffrage el!bi.:ty 'c- all
ot,!ces freedom, OF contract: choice Of
dor1'c'le. residence or name: Jury SER
vice: aAuls.tion and control ~ prop
Arty. 'on;r"l or labor and earnings; elE-
tbility for hduciary positions: equally
In grounds FOR divorce and !mnurit!es
and penalties for sex o~"nses
All common Law disabilities or women
would b. ahrogated under IN" l"Ei<la-
lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Attempt on Andrassy
Exposes Hapsburg Plot

Eu1arcs;. S"Nt q An a''cnir' on
the lllc~ Of Count JUlins Andrassy. fer
Ne" MINISTER Of foreign affairs and for
fr~r President Rakovsky. Of The national
assembly. VAS made from tho galleries
q: the assembly chamber today. five
sh,.s heinS directed n the rair. Neither
VAS injured. although ore bullet pierced
Count Andras+y's clothing.
tbrRham kover. a former lieutenant.
VAS arrested on charge Of firing the
shots. He gave c'idencra Of t1'driiv
ru, the police declared he Wa sh" NJ
ming. asserting they Rad discovered 4
Widespread p'o: 10 murder ''aders Of
tn. movement 70 r"Sinrc former EmPer-
or Charles t. the throne.
The shooting w"cAel the storm!est
ssssiCn Of tho as"cmh'y since tho var.
During ~" session parliamentary I'M
murt.v Was lir'ed from four deputies
who were charged With ac.ert'ng hrihes
T5e assembly then adjourned indef-
'nitely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
PROHIBITION A
JOKE, DECLARES
CHICAGO CHIEF
Says Half Of City's 5000
Policemen Are Bootleg
Indictments
Promised

chicago. Sept 25--Federal Official Is
to-day had started ar exhaustive 'nNes-
,igat.on o. the Chicago police depart
rcnt as resu,t ot an arncai last night
~ charles F1'zmorris. chief ~ police,
who declared that. In his belle, "ha'f or
,he clty's 5000 POLICEMEN were bootleg
gers plying thar i,.!"!t l!qTor orera-
tons much more !nduat~'omsly than
they watched over the city"
Federal Indictment Of - least seven
members OF tho force. four OF them
comma nders. may be expected within =
day or two. Charles Clyne. tinted states
district attorney. said to-day, IN lot
ter 10 Chief Ettrmorris. promising hat
every effort will be made to break mp
tho alleged rela ationshir between LIQUOR
rinEs and tho police force.
In statement tonight, Chlef Ffc-
morris declared that prohibition vas
failure. NOT only in Chicago. but In
avery city Of which hn hRd knowledge.
More Drum fsnnsss.
"In Chicago there is more drunken
ness than there ever was-more deaths
from lquor than besor. prohibition
more OF every evil attributable to the
us. OF liquor than the days before the
so-called prohibition laws became 'et-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
CREW OF LOST SHIP
BROUGHT into PORT

Ssv Tcr%. sept. 2S.--Rescued AFTER
Ererti1E thrHs and half days IN two
small hoa,s ~ 80 ope7 SEA when thetr
sG!r. ne Italian tr-!Shrer Alacrita.
t"uad.rei IN a terrific hurricane. Csp p
tain HGss7r~ Sch'atAno ant HIS crew
- - mon arrived 'oday. nome ta~ worse
tor their experience. on the Spanish
cargo hnat Caoo CreuI.
on September l.. 'he A.Ncr.ta en"our-
ss-ed tA- hurricane. In the mountain
Gus waves hers rudisr VA disabled and
she becara un~araSehl Then hnr
cargo Of grain sI'':~d. listed Nrlv-
Vr. and the waves t,-s , ;Hs ha.'Aes.
water pouring '9'r -, hoes. Ar;~r
eght hours rho st"rrn a'ef ~: thr
ship wss sinking rapid y dawn on
eeptemoer -. the crew ru' ~ n ;wo
small boats Jrst n'o-.nt b"t'Ts the
ship took her fnal piu1gs
For mora tNa1 ''-es dars we r-ew.
drenchsd and hTn <rv took 'n-ns ~ no
cars A. noon ~ 10 'ourth day :is
Caho Creux hove INTO slcat and p,cael
them up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Fireman Ray Mob|ey Hero Of the Wreck,
Uses Hose to Extingush Fire Following
the Crash, Saving Lives Of the Injured

Moblev stuck TO his preca1ous post ID
,hs tunnel, and when rescuers Got TO me
point OF disaster. they foand hopsey
a,lll cropping around. fumblinS tnrouxA
the splintered wood. hunting Tor nGns
OF hre.
Nv his heroic deed. Mobls1 -
dnuhtedly prevented ths wreck frs0
,akin. fire. Pennsy railroad officials
sa,. and probably prevented . g1eA4aP
disaster. the explosion Of the leeom0'
tive boiler and tho destruction d ~
tunnel which would have resulted. VIII
6 loss Of hundreds OF Thousands d Dob
lars Mob!ey's act Is undoubtedly -
sponsihle for the fact that the h3uo4
are still al!ve instead Of being ou1nSd -
death in the wreck.
After being taken ont Of tho tnADa
Mohlev was quickly revived b. frs90
air and stImu!ants. and seemed He0A
~. worse for his trying expsrtsnes n
The tunnel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Victim Of WOman'S
Nocturnal Attack
Dead; Silent to End

%ev Yorh. Ssot. - Mss Mi'dr"d
ran,r. Ia-ghtor OF ;hN lo'e Alfre9 T.
Hama" shoe manufactures. died IN tho
I.o,r island college Eosr'tai cary to-
d2H, prtho.t h.ylrE ah'au - 49, e>-
pj,na.ior As :" Wuy sh" had been sh"t
Friday i-~~uinE .! her "rstwh'" 'hn'n.
Mrs G-ace Laws, who later ormitted
suicidc
Jcn- =; RorlaHd importer and Nnrt-
mouth c"aduat-. WHo VAS in her com
pany vrcn the shooting took place out
sd. tho apartment - mu'uiI N'"Eo
on Schc-nsrhorn street. RrooHlyn. was
at her hed4ide when th" end came NJ
four o'clork this morning. Mrs. cara
" Tianan. her mother. AID several other
relatives .;s" wNrc present. hut the Glr!
who had iayscA into unConsctousness
phortlv after nudu. Eht. d!d not recognize
any OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Panhandle Through Trains
to Be Detoured Over the
Fort Wayne Route Today

Special Dispatch 10 The inteli!SenCer.
Pittsburgh. IA. Sept. c5---The boz K
inE Of The PennsylVan'a railroads. ma n
tracks ~ Gnulds tunnel. near Stcuhen-
vile. Ohio. will ne'es9tate deiour!ng OF
traffic over tho Fort Wayne route. of-
fciai, OF the company said hero tonight.
West bound traffic viii I"are Pittsburgh
over this routo ~ OrrYlllc. where Il W.!
he sert on the Akron d:vision into Col
umhus.
"Thcrs may be Few locals ssrt
,brnucr 70 Dcnri.on ror:orrow over ,.H
Wheeling { Lake Erie" = was said.
but 'he 'arE" porto" Of 'he traffic.
p,rtlc,Ilar'v the through trans. viii E"
nv the f."i Warnc route and Akron
div,sinn do'our F.as' ho'iUd trains viii
Use the same dc'our."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26

Ind,anaroHs Ind Sep: 25.-While
tho convention OF tn" United hiHe
Workers Of America marked time to-
day. hu'h Ids n the night cent"rinR
about twn Kansas strike cases sought
10 s,rengthca :ne'r line. 'or the hnal
showdown. NrXrHder Howat. president
OF N. Kansas u1tnsra and leader OF tho
Observation-Disclosures element opposing
President John l.. Lewis. planned TO de-
mard roll call Iote when debate ends.
probably late tomorrow. and this. II
grant"I "a "xp"c;"f to delay final DIS
cuRs!oa uatil Tuesday.
Presidsat Lewis recommendation that
has teen tho Ceut"r OF tho Aght FOR two
days proposes that tho convention direct
Hovat 20 order strikers hack IN work.
arH tho administration for~"T contend
that tho ISSUE "a whether IT." union re-
Tu.res its own men to :uiNll their CON
tracts t'-d"r tne lead cf Fouat. tho
-:.ro."'or "or,.Tds 'fn' the operators
.cAA u chang" w"rainr conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
FATAL R|OT|NC IN BELFAST;
h 1|S0RDERS REPORTED in CORK
Lloyd George Reply to Do
Valera Believed to Leave
sDoor Open to Further No.
gotiations for Peace.

Belfast. Sept. 75.-Two persons w1o
killed and thirty-s'1 wounded IN rodn0
hero last nigh; during which bombs
were thrown. Two children playing -
the streets and girl were wounded ~
stray bullets during the ARRAY.
The girl was wounded whom the ToheS
and military H-nd on crowds OF people
In eatord street
Eighteen Of me wounded were taxes
20 the Victoria hospital apd me Other
.!ghtceu t. the Wornen's hospital.
During .hr GCh' saloon was burned
Ono bomb war brown IN the MIss
water road. Hhi.h &c outside the 2ro2
that has been conrs-nn1 in the rotinG
Six persons we're wounded hsre. two u
them seriously.
One version ~ tho earlier bombing n
Fast Belfa.. is TIA; = I'7ionist crowd
threw bomb into a coordination liquor
and grocery store in "rd"r to- set II on
fire. and that while :hey were carrying
ont the operation they were made
tar.et for a republican bomb.
N.,!tary rc!ufc ~cemcnts arrived
pcIras. this afternoon end vigorous
measures TO QV".. the disturbances are
expected.
during the rioting an attack was nnaAe
or public house In Cambria street.
y NOrth BeltaSt ANA lfS Coutenlo tooS~~s
Iare- me house was burned.
Parties o, armed and masked men
ratded the homes OF J. Whitaker. gem
era! manager ot tho CaStlsoomsfS
Kilkenny coal mines where . strike y
I, progress and J. Fargreaves. manager
q, the mines. Roth WhittAE@ Ana
Ha- caves were taken away.
The wounded girl died tonight n1ah'
Ing tho total Of deaths to-day three.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
WarmeSt Of Welcomes
for the 6, A. R. Heroes

indianapolis, SEPT cS.-- Patriotic nd
dresses d~ivr~eh ny "e;er7ns Of tho
THvi! war from 'hr rulT,'s "f IndianApo-
lis churchos marked N" open!nH ~ the
nrfy-Hrth annual en"ampnIent OF tNe
Grand Army of rhn Rcruhl'r today Tho
services were attended ny hundreds ot
the v.s!'i1g veterans and by many In
diar0pol!s residents.
Reception committees wern engaged
r. -orghnur tho Ia" IN welcoming tho
Grand Army mer. directing thcm 70
roorrs which hR"e hrnn offered by r!ti-
zers hero and IN other ways providing
for their enterra a.nment.
-nm"rrow Will hc d"vo:eh To regirtra-
ton ~ tho visitors. preliminary mcet-
i7gs o. cnr0a art;."s ~ tho G. A. r. and
allied orEa} zat'ors. and a reception nv
stata and city officials at tho state
house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
u, NJ, ", CONVENTION IN BATTLE ARRAY
OVER ISSUE OF THE OUTLAW STRIKE IN KANSAS

which IS prohibited by their agreement
with rho miners. and tha; aGp;.t'"u -
Lewis recommendation would ~" il~ ."S
sides with the operators aGa'n|L tne
strikers.
Thus far the convention has hcnn
slow in getting under way Only ore ~,
the many questions on the rrogram Was
sattlod finally during the frs week. the
delegates ordering an ltern!zcd account
Ing To be made BY Illinois officials f"r
$1,000 spent IN an unauthorized strike
two years ago.
As soon al the Kansas st-'ks cases
are disposed OF III. delegates VIII have
many other questions prcss.nE for con-
sidaration. particularly naturalization
NJ tho mines s;rika policies affecting
W.st Virginia and other ron-unl~p
He'd., and new wage demands I" n,
made n"xt year. Framing ~ the vaE.
demands may r. postponed NM" r"N'
FEBRUARY vh"n N. convention vii hold
another session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Final Attack on the
Battered Alabama to
Be Made By Aiimen

Norfolk. Va. Sept 9H.--The hnal
attack upon the old bat,leshin Alabama.
already ha;terAd - tho waters edge
nv tle rain ~ bombs from army air
planes prohahiy viii be made tomo7r"E
night according 70 officers at Langley
fold. RrIcadin- General william Mitch
-. assistant chief of the army air
sc,- ice wa. expected tn arrive from
Washington tomorrow morning. when
tho rlars tCr the eliminating test were
T. pa aprro' Cd.
Firn broke oUt today on the cd sea
warrior. presumably as an af'"r!ns'n "t
the 3n7 pound drn'olitior bombs which
found their mark daring tire assault
lasi night. Mine Swcerers made fast
n the hulk and fought the FIRE back into
the .hold.. where I Was not believed II
would accomplish much addiNonaI
damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Masked Miners Captured;
Charged With Night Riding

crsrksviMe. Ark. sept. - - Thirty
yght Goa, miners. whom oficers declars
49,. gathering. armed ard masked IN
4, old neld about rile 'rorp Spad-a
7,r as. night. Way" arrested and
.rou<A. - the county !a!l hsre. charged
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Sr.clal 10 The Tn,eiligencer.

Special 10 The fnteiiiHencer.
Steubenvili", Ohio. Sept 25.--Ray
MohIry. 5. -"ars old. OF T'eHnison. Ohio
fireman ot the second locomotive draw
Ing train 40. II, which was wrecked IN
rear end crash with west hound
Panhandle freight train IN Gould tun-
mel today. proved himself To he the
hero cf the wreck.
AZ Tho risk Of his ne. Mnb'"H. in
stead OF scra mhiing 10 safety ~" :"'-
ting out ot the tunnel fumole,i about
In tho !nky backress Of the t'!nne', So
cured = hOse which connected "''h the
water tender Of his engine. and rm' nut
the hrc In tho freboN Of his engine
Still. chokcd by smoke and almost
roasted ny the steam and Intense heat.
Mohicy groped his wn! ;hr"rch the
mass ~ vreckaCs 10 'he hrS' '"t"mo-
i've. ard srtingwished tho hr" un!"" rs
hoi.er. still fearing further disaster.