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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
Divergent Views.

Washington. oct II. 49, Divergent
views as 10 needed ccop"mic readjust-
ments for relief Of unemployment were
presented 70 the National tnemploy-
men, Conference today by its manufac-
,urrrs committee.
Majority members through James a.
campbell. of Youngstown. ohio. com.
mlttes chairman. recommended scferaI
sweeping measures. including rcpchI OF
the Adamson hoHr railroad Jaw ana 4
dcnunciation of any rrou| seeking IN
it's own interests to resist "r"nomic
adjustment" The mnorii! members
through Samuel Gnmp"rS, president OF
the American Federation oil l-an"r IN
another report stroESty "mrhasize"
that there mus; be adopted no poIicy
Of wage reduction.
Tho Two re,orts were among num-
Der from various sub-conmlueeS CON
sidered TODAY hv the conference ~ wha:
was expectei TO he It's tinal session. con =
ference officials explained that the re-
norris wcre not to hc taken as recon-
mendations OF the conference. but as es-
nression OF opinion =: Ta!.ous groups.
The Majority Report
The majority man rllacturcrS c"fah't
tee report recommend:
rrombt enactment Of Legislation pend
ing IN congress for funding the oh!iGa-
tions insured by the railroads during
federal control; expedition OF payment
OF government obligations to the raI'-
rnnIs growing cr,t Of rcnt"l oHl.E1 tons
transfer OF tho functions now performed
hy III, railroad lahcr board IN RE n''r :
s'ate commerce commission; repeat OF
tho Adams eight hour day law;
nromut enactment hy congress "t law
free from ambiguity pr"Tid'h% Ter
substantial downward reviNi'n az tHNeS'
promyt enactment Of satisfactory TAR
lff h!N ihraciuE such rates q! Hu'E us
may properly safeguard ia" rr'S.'..'f
~ employer and emr.Hycc. ard mat
cyarv aIcmcn. in our citizenship should
frankly set It's face against " E:"ur'
whether IN agriculture. business, or IA
hor nr TRANSFORMATION ;hH. S"lllSH'y Uh-
dcrtakcS L. resist necessary 'A'@
udius'mcn; In any narrow "nd"Ay"r /"
rrut,"; i,S personal interests AT tAe eN-
rcns, uf rerntCcnt nc-rrrmcAt "I our
national life.
No wage Cuts, Says eorapers.
Th.. minority report. il."I by Mr.
Fompers Mrs. :rra y. '"n""I. 81 Now
York. secretary nf tn" ln'ted TehN'c
Workers nC America. and Roy lHcklnSon.
East ,,ranE" y. J.. associate cNtor or
rr!nters' Ink. CatrEor!cI.y differed
from the conclusions and decisions "f
the majority members of the committee.
II said In part:
There mus, he adopted no policy OF
wage reduction. On the contrary. lhcr"
must hc q policy calling for tn" highest
rossth!e rate ~ wages IN every indus
try. In terms Of industrial we!-NeinE'
this means the adoption Of policy pla"-
- a., ,h. hopds of all of the DeOplc the
highest average Of buying power In Or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

L.uc;cn " 'i". vino was ,ar;'irrd by
'he state pChre. the nIVhc "c 'hH Srat
hight. AuSr.;: -. testified tha' h. had
gone for y sit on Rccch creek. and WAS
r!dsrg in an automobile VITA ttr"c
other Iu"n. one OF wu"m had ri:l"
When 'h"y w"ro tnl.sn Wh:te lad am
fnunit:"u which he !E;"ndcd to usa TO
hum" squirrels.
White dcn..l any rar'irinat'on in Tho
disorders ~ that h." knew the minors
were going into Logan. aIthoUrh he al
Evening star., 1921-06-09

UNDERWOOD, No. ), So: latest new model;
very finest condition 3323 Mt. Pleasant ST.
Mt Plea SAINT cars
Evening star., 1921-06-09

RI-TCHERS-One frst-class butcher and one
experienced butcher and grocery clerk; bring
reference. Alexander Cafritz. 1928 4th st.
NV. cor. OF 4th and You sts 10e
Evening star., 1921-06-09

BHEASTPIN shaped. sapphire center. sur
rounded by diamonds; 81 reward. Phone FRANK
Evening star., 1921-06-09

good condition; 'a'sp. 1920 Il >i. NV, Apr: :.
fnlsp TON TItick-I.r4ui new: wifi Ill for
-" lyNs i!'.n s"si can Il" seen at Banton's
'Hfi'%". T'sr II VI la.
ESSEN TofErN''-l 1919, looks and rams iik.
NV. Col. So Mr. M"iiani-s. IL
DODGE y'nI BIN.,-laia S75o cash. 1850 {;
- - 1r pi'iH I'm. fi7l
uAkhANi, ToUEIN':-t: fne order: new
tiI"e: battery .'i9 Park road
FORD TnI l:IN' CAE- 1871. une month IA:
"NfiaS- II Rates -. nv
Gi.bSMpEiI.E HoAIaSTEE- -G,-yl "nly rrin
i."ip ni.''-s: good new. uyy,rr wants mon.
81 r.ii"'' GH'"L sale. 1906 q - my. lp'
!lEb ENGiNE-NrW. flr'ict.. starter ni,.i,l
al s'll fra>"ralI" and wak.. alloNan.,. f,i-
r1r II VI NV i,,.
E"ib T"rEING-1'.i7; H"In;a -tarf,r. =p.i
t,.lf.ir'I.. $50 T.. a.. firpig. EiNcy. Va a1>
,.,, - -, w. Phone fiar,sdoH >li-t-i2 r..S-
EtoEb TnIElNG 1919: good AS nov !. T..
'-'nrad. i3T Gil =. II.
hTI;aS Tl:ith atom cha>s,s; irtrlosei t-rse:
at iHdii'i.-' 'i,'se.. Iaf7 ..l-d - "a w.
bl,lk"lr II.iaIEiC ';p'l CONDITION; almost
L., i.." ''rl t-F'> for q1'-k sal. So" 'a-'-
aud eF'inrs. Cd 77ii. Rr- i"> We 10.
FuRi, hi;iLNEE EEY-ial7; rigg"d f"r hi.l-'s.r:
Ii DE- i'aiii'i ii.k owner. "ls Quincy -. W
Et!Ck kuAi'ST'ER-I 1920; .I,sil..-lr no
e!inHlral condition; finish .Iual =, ,.,y. t3r,,
tra"tical-y INV: run i.-ss tina !" $500 10 -l-.-
M ac">sor.es. Main .s,-g. Nr. iul !,er,,...r.
hAG g pm. -.
TWO EiE'lAiNS Don, lrt 'Hcm ...r ry sol.
tadii '1' iP9rit+ ar'l J; \ touring ts,-'g 80
i.i.' IMP, '"'';rlc staif'r. st.. SO" Str
l".i1. { ai i"' .''il ary tlrar ~ E.Ii.'.f ;
''ara.'-. rsir II ~ iu.
Nit HE'LL Il. lpf't;iNf. -,,t-,t s'.aI,s.
RED ROADSTER ;-ln~~-: O.. II
1""r rol'e. S2,"; Si25 'Js4. bLlaaor 80
l-'r H.nif- Eare i';ir-ssu-.
NEE>N'S Al.4u IN, II. Ism !r1 I q w
DOR i'''-l,a -se:'.r; spl,uf.d .,.nfti1l: part
i'HS-A- CIV. WI -cH riIoar. Ar,E j.. e
he'l.r-. .nl5 1itr II.
I l'uI,TE EoADSf!E - e,,-i russ le'rer.
"Xf''a '-TI' ~. i7'st J. - NV IT.
( III FMuHlLE rutIE-T:t.'- liz. nv .orf
i!f''~: DR. ven 'ny li,sr, ui,.'- iir t = go"
Evening star., 1921-06-09
WANTED-HELP
SALESNIEN.

SAIESMEN. Catholic. :. experienced; best
premium proposition in this country; highest
commission Call Mr. Ludden. Columbia Hotel.
Ar Pa. ave. NV. 4:3o TO pm.
EAIESMEN-Write for list of lines and fnll
particulars: earn s.. 500 to $4,000 yearly: big
demand for men; inexperienced or expert
enced; city or travelling. Natl Salesmens
Tr Assn. Dept. 3o9. Chicago
SEITHirY SALES MANAGER WANTED
IIgh-grade New York firm. opening branch
office in Washington. wants experienced securi-
ty salesman to manage and develop sales force
TO sell the capital stock Of the Pigsly WigGly
Corpora ton: IS stores now opened in Wash,
ingtun paying dividends on its preferred anu
common stock: biggest bankers in America on
board Of directors; real cooperation gwen
wonderful Endorsements. Write Box 1887,
Star onica for interview with director OF sales.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs
a GIIINEsQ

FEW ADDING MACHINES Of dsTerent
makes which have been taken in exchange Tor
our Wales Visible Adding and Listing Ma
chimes. Generally overhauled and in nrst-
class shape. Bargains Wales Adding Ma
chine Co. 7l2 18Th st. NV. Main 1855 New
toll NJ. Minnix, district manager.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

CLEEk-For evening work in newspaper of
lice: intelligent young man who writes good
hand: hours. ) TO 0: salary. s12 per week:
state references and qualifications. Address
Eox 2S2-P Star office.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

.CAETOY RARY CARRIAGE. white reed. f,r
sale. so. Call after > Z m. 800 ,th = ..
If YuU HAVE anything 30 sell phone Main
6lG2 Riley. auctioneer. i33 1lIh 81.
BABY CARRIAGE. reed, SO. 2oIl 18th ST.
NV %
BLACK SATIN SLIT. No. 10; evening wrap,
new; several evening gowns. Call Columbia
Evening star., 1921-06-09

MAN. competent, to take complete charge Of
warripu>e: with experience in handling
furniture and safes preferred: must be able to
handle. records and assume responsibility; an
>wer in own handwriting. Address Box 2i2-P,
office.
Evening star., 1921-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

NAAoN RpADSTER-G: starter and lights:
e''a condition; ca'ap. 1920 L -. nv, Apt. >.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

III PIP ROADSTER good c,iI +iou. <@-7-
Rear l5l" J. 81 NV Plvi.r :. a,i.-,. 80
SIT IENAEEi: EINfi-laia- .5,,sla- -.,-
used tIl> fa. .ri'ally Ioa. tu-.us pa ,..r-
looks ik" !lew az 81 .m"t buys tbs ,a,-- J.;
" II ward. cd Ss;..s
Evening star., 1921-06-09

fnEp TpN TK'Ck-I brand new: wifi Iii for
So" lrNe ihan cost. can h' seen AT Blantou's
Garage. r'ar II VI NV Ia.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

"vf'' 'rIl He-.. Ir-. i7';p J. - nv II.
iiiIMuHlLE rutPE--I:'.,'- liz. nv .orf
i!r~: trtrn si4.y II ..t'r, "a iirtt.. - .sn
Il.".. siaiu 4r;l
Evening star., 1921-06-09
FOR SALE-MISCELLANROUS
TYPEW RITERs.

SEWING MACHINE-Sineer. drophead: per
feet condition; all attachments; so. 3l4 l.th
st -
Evening star., 1921-06-09

OAKLAND TOIEIN';-t.: fin. order: new
'ii"s: battery. :'i9 PARK road
FORD TnI l.IN'' CAR 1871: une month ia
"HfaS- II Rates - NV
Evening star., 1921-06-09

l3i" 500 cash. 1880 g
Ell
Evening star., 1921-06-09
MALE.

BOYS, as bundle wrappers and
messengers; must be at least
eighteen years of age. Apply
MIR. Cans. SAKS & COMPANY.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

a. 1919: looks and rams tik.
Mr. NTiiuni-S- IL
Evening star., 1921-06-09
HELP AND SITUATIONS.
FOUND.
LOST.

AIREpAI.E PUPPY about months old: green
fearhpr collar: near y ST. bridge. Return to
a3.s Mass ave. phone North 4cS6. Kewaru.
Evening star., 1921-06-09

CLERK K-BOOKKEEPER. familiar with house
hold furniture business: Al references re-
.uired Apply 30 to y 433 11th st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
FARMERS LAUNCH $IOO,OOO,Ooo
GRAIN MARKETING CORPORATION;
PLAN A STRING OF ELEVATORS

n waa stated. farmers organisations
throughout the country will apply the
same principle to other Agricultural
products. The United States grain
growers. Incorporated. or which tho
Farmers Finance Corporation n a
subsidiary. Will form another sub
nldlary 10 handle grain exports
Committees almilnS 20 tho one
which has just completed orranlEa.
ton Of the finance corporation are
now nt work on corporations TO han.
die livestock. fruit. milk and dai7
products. t0bacco. poultry. garden
truck and canncry products
The Farmers corporation win nj
once lease or build elevators IN Chi.
caEo. Minneapolis. Omaha. kannai
city. Cleveland. New York and spo.
zane or Seattle and later In Calves
ton. and Fort Worth. The officers oi
the United states Grain Growers Inc.
are {. II. Gustafson, OF Lincoln, Neb.
president. !. MacAnderson Of ~
Paal. MINI. firN vice president
George Jewctt OF Spokane. wash.
second vice president: G. II. Hyde. ol
Aivn. Okla. third vice president; VIM
q. Eckhard OF Deknib. H.. treasurer
and Frank NJ. Myers Of ~. Dodge. Ia.
secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
CROOKED LABOR MEN
LEVIED MILLION YEAR
TOLL ON CHICAGO
200 Business Agents Un-
der Indictment; Extent
of Graft Revealed


CHICAGO. May Crooked labor
union business agents levied toll of
81 900 900 year Tor the last four
wears on Chicaro's building industry.
Assistant states Attorney George
Gofman revealed tonight.
Tines" agents. said German. would
cail strikes OF unsuapeCting workers
ana then levy r tribute 10 settle the
Industrial dispute.
Two hundred rlleged members OF
Chioago's industrial underworld" are
now under indictment. Among thcse
are many business agents and also
building material men who are said
to haN. plotted with the agents "a
keep supplies Of rival concerns out OF
the Chicago field
Grand jury Investigations were the
cturrowth % the disclosures before
the Illinois legislative committed
headed by senator John DALEY
German tonight issued a wnrninR
TO those who are taking up yellow
dog fund' from union workers.
German stated that several work
men have voluntarily come 70 his
office nnd revealed that adherents OF
some of the alleged crooked business
agents were attempting TO collect %
cents each from union lahorers toi
!, d.feuso purposes
1T has been reported to mo thai
agltators have appeared In uni"f
meeting nying that the Indictment
were the outgrowth OF a plot OF cnpl
failsts TO crush labor" said German
'-They then demanded that All con
tribute to the yellow dog fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
R|CKENDACKER ENDS
HARD LUCK FLIGHT
ACROSS CONTINENT
Lands 6 Times in Three
Day Trip; Planned
Only Two Stops

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-captsin
Eddie Rlckenbacker arrived here late
today. completing his hard luck
cross cOntinen. flight
The American ace had planned TO
make the trip with only one stop.
hut was forced To land six times from
Redwood city, California. to Wash
ington. The flight was made In tue
interests Of the American legion mem
bership campaign. II took three
days
When ne landed IN Washington.
Rickenhacker had completed trail of
American Legion circulars across the
continent. dropping them from his
Eirpianes.
Rickenbacker landed Just a. tho
skies were clearing after severe
thunderstorm. which he escaped by
driving high above the clouds during
the last part OF his trip from Day
tol.
Rickenbacker was exhausted when
he landed and wasstakcn TO the field
headquarters By army aviators 70
rest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
KISSING BLONDE IN
THE ORTHWE|N CASE
SUED FOR DIVORCE
Herbert P. Zeigler, Slain
Man, Named as Co
Respondent

CHICAGO. May sS.--Hcrbcrt r.
Zlegler. slain Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company executive, was
named as correspondent In a divorce
bill filed late today by barney Levin
sky. husband Of the kissing blonde
In the Orthwein murder cane.
I.cwinsky charged In his bill that
his wife. Charlotte. was intimate with
Zcigler. who was shot by Mrs. Cora
&. Orthwcin. with whom he had been
living Mrs. Orthwein's murder trial
II to start Tuesday.
l.lovd lieth. assistant prosecutor,
stated tonight that the chances of
conviction % Mrs. Orthweln have
gs,atly increased since he secured
statements from the kissing blonde"
ana handsome Jack" Berry, alleged
society gambler, who were members
OF the cabaret party on the eve % the
shooting Hcth said tho state VIII AZ
fempt 10 prove that jealousy over Mrs
t.cwinsky caused the shooting Berry
Ia his statement To Heth, said Mrs
Drthwein was often morose and Jeal-
Gus of the attention paid By Ielgler
20 Mrs Lewlnsky.
Both the kissing blonde" and
Handsome Jack" will he witnesses
'or the state, Heth said tonight.
Mrs. Orthwein contends she shot
seirler in self defense after he had
broken down the door Of her apart.
meut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

urlfgo nanaa
NEW YORK. May 2s-Thc greatest
agricultural marketing organization
IN the world vas launched here TO-
night when plans were compleied fof
tho Farmers Finance Corporation.
Tho corporation. which was formed
for tho purpose OF handling tho coun-
try'a grain on co-operatiNo basis
viii have n capitalization of 500.
O0o. .000 and a potential power of M
least 1900. 900 900. incorporation
papers will he filed an Wilmington
Delaware. next week
According To officials. the corpora
tion will begin TO function Immediate
ly ana may be able % handle a por'
tl0n of this years crop. The princi
pal objects OF the organization wor'
described az follows
Eiiniiaaation OF speculation IN
Rrsin-
stabillxation of grain priccs,
with equal benefit 90 farmers afrd
consumers.
Increased acrcngr. with conse-
qurnt greater TIF,,sinction.
Abolition OF unnecessary ctisis
by dirrt shipments and cilminn-
tion OF mlddleuscn's profits,
N these experiments are snccesaful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Memorial Day
Orders of the C. A. r.
Commander-in-Chief
MEMORIAL DAY
indianapolis. Ind.
Anrtl "a 1891

indianapolis. Ind.
April 1s. 1891.
General orders No. g.
1. Pursuant TO Rules and Reg
ulations OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. Monday. May 30th. viii
be observed as Memorial day.
2. liy order OF the National En-
campment NJ an essential part of
the services 81 the day. there will
be read General LoKan's General
order No. n. OF May 5th. 1885;
also the touching poem
OF patriotism In prose pronounced
by the martyred president at
Ceftyahurg
g. A. year after year rolls over
our heads. We are tae more inn
pressed With tho aacredneas % this
iseautlful ceremony. "AEe doth not
wither nor custom stale"
T. In isGs We were young and
vigorous. few In numbers. increns-
Ing day by day. but with the hope-
fulness OF youth looking forward
To an assured future To-day. with
rapidly diminishing numbers. we
dwell upon the giories of tho past
and with throbbing hearts pay tri-
butte to the great host that has
gone before and whose ranks we
-. -. tt-.t
~ ~" icy "ens 'oil r.
pu"Hl i"I ,hs "'aui 'he iiahH y"
Pl'en "t hAii mast anu every
"hl.an' sutho WIN uhs"N't'"
heah Io' Nv" mlhht"r' ittlhg VI
nuteH 70 me 1n'""'y OF th"Se WI"
nay" s"h' p,l"r"'
comrnde In every cemetery
thI.usnout th" anu he shIlhhn'u
WIN i"M"iH ~ to"'hihb F"hs"h-
h'ah'" el th' sl"iiouH past
rum IN" hshhf OF our
streams let iloWeFs D. cast upon
unc Mst"Ir who's. faelah'" ~
SWEET ih'ehr" Hhhh ne norne TO-
Ward tae ~hs upon Whleh our
coHirhu'H :" 'h' navy t"h""t'u
h"sh ininot'ai HrNioe'
y, is't Suhnhy' NAY .sth' he ue-
N"teu IN AZ our .huroher 70 ser
VICES o"n'h',h"thtlN' OF anu Dr.
bafalory 70 IN" 'SereiS's 70 be heid
ths h'et nay
80 Inr ~ pof~ln'e' on roile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
GERMANY MAY CUT
INDEMNITY IN HALF
Bonds May Be Offered
To Investors at SO Per
Cent Discount


LONDON. May 2A.-Germany may
cut hrr Indemnity hill OF $4,000 .0oo,-
600 almost In half, it developed here
tonight
The possibility arose from the fact
that the allied countries are 80
anxious to get rel money from Ger
many that the long term bonds 90 be
issued here from Berlin would prob
ably be offered TO Investors AZ a
heaqy Discount, possibly as much as
30 per cent.
Austen Chamhsrlain, leader Of the
house Of commons. has stated defin-
itsly that Germany's indemnity bonds
will be- marketed as soon as possible
"at % considerable reduction" Hs
Indicated that tho allies are wilhne
to discount Grrmany'a unpaid bill fot
ready cash According TO British
nnanciers the emphasis In Chamber
iain's statement comes on the word
considerable.
Germany's bonds are 10 be turned
over 10 the rrpG raiiona commission
| The commission nccordinE "a presep
/ plans will decide when-and if-th'
bonds are To- be marketed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
.HOUSELEADERS FOR
LAND As WELL As
NAVAL DISARMAMENT
Will Attempt to Broaden
Borah Resolution
Passed in Senate

WASHINGTON. May as.--An at
tempt 20 broaden the Borah diEarm-
ament resolution 20 include land as
well as naval forces win be made In
tho house.
Representative Mondall, republican
leader. asked President Harding to-
day u he would object 10 including
land disarmament In tho call Tor n
conference with Great Britain and
Japan on a naval holiday"
According TO Mondel!. the preni-
dent replied that he would not opposs
any reasonable broadening OF tho
Borah plan. on his return to the
house. Mondell so Informed HIS coll
leagues and they are now Formulating
plans To eamend the original rcaolu-
ton to that extent
senator's who helped Borah fight
his bill through the upper body a. n
rider to the navy bill believe in-
cluslon OF land as well a. naval dls-
armament would tend 70 defeat tho
meaaures purpose ard they nre look
ing with diafavor upon the houses >
plans.
senators, while carefully refrainlns
from criticism OF the house. pointed
out that Borah. and other disarm-
/ nment advocates had carefully con-
aidcred the inclusion of land dis
armament. and after a study of The
situation in Great Britain and Japan
AS we'll az at home. decided agalnH.
including Il. The time for Il Il not
here. Borah said. In explaining Why
he left out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Is More Railways
Ask for Permission
To Reduce Wages

CHICAGO. May 2S--Twenty-fiv
additional railroads rushed petitions
to the United states railroad labor
board today for permission TO cut the
wages of their employees
II II expected that every road In
the country will file such a petition
before the decision OF the board.
which "a expected "a iop n hundred
million from the payrolls OF the rail-
roads
Members Of the board refuse to give
the exact amount OF the decrease In
railway wages They said. however.
that ~ II a substantial one" in-
official advices place IL al 100000
coo. which would be half Of the last
big wage Increase
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Iowa Girl Born
Without Arms Is
A Normal Child

BLUFFS. Ia.
May HELEN Marie
-. nixon was three months
old today.
Little Helen Marie Is "a per-
fectiy normal child except she
was born without arms This
fact was carefully withheld
from the public by her par
onts, until Il wus determined
the child would live.
Doctors Erickson and
Hiil who brought the little
girl into the world can assign
no reason for the phenomena.
The mother can remember no
pre- natal incident that may
have caused II.
There is no sign OF arms.
The skin al shoulder blade
being unhroken and the
shoulder being perfectly
rounded out. The NiNon's
have t,.rro other normal chill
drcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Caruso Gets Farewell Fit
For a King AS He Sails In
$4,000 Suites for Italy

NEW YORK. May as.--captains
and kings have departed from New
York with more or less spectacular
areweis by the leave taking ot
Enrica Cnruso who h goinE homo To
Itnly so rccoVrr his golden voice. was
marked today hy "a demonstration
which has seldom been cqualled.
All through thu day the worlds
greatest tenor had frotted and fumed
in his hotel apartments. The lreri-
dsnte Wilson which was 90 carry him
home was delayed. She was 20 cast
OF at I o'clocE hut each hour brought
postponsment, aud u was finally
i;05 when she swung away az her
pier in Brooklyn.
In IN meantime Caruso had ro-
lentlossly called the steamship Off
cials each half hour % make sure
the liner wouldn't forget him and
sail away with the seven royal suites
he had engaged
Caruso was touched and pleased nt
the warmth OF the greeting he found
waiting Tor him at the docks. Masses
OF people. opera stars friends ana ac-
auaintnnces aud Carusu fans jam
/ med the approaches 90 the pior. ltal-
/ ian and American FLAGS we're tlying
! from every conceivable point in the
/ sheds and their miniatures were way
| I'd hy hands Of Garusoa countrymeu
ON board the shin Cnruso's suites
/ which, hy the way are costing Mn
/ SIS. .00O- were u gorgeous mass 81
| flowers moDnd of tclegrnms and
| lottcfa was piled foot high on th'
| table And here CuriiHn sat IN an easi
| chair aud held court. - was frank
II a. happy az getting. away, but ~
II waH frankly overcome hY emotion
II when his friends came 90 hid hin
III goodbye.
Ncxt 90 Curusp the mosi interest ~
and interesting p"rsuu aboard Wal
II Eutico's lirie daughter hnhy ,aorin
wfn was romplng in the plnyroom
which had hocn fitrd out for ho
special bcuclit. Also m the part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Insanity to Abandon
League of Nations,
Lord Roberts Says

unfFtu rasss
LONDON. May sS.-The abandon
ment OF the league OF nations because
the United States viii not enter 70
would be insanity, Lord Cexii Robert
declared In an Interview here tonight.
Lord Robert declared the leagues
authority In the future will depend
upon It's success In settling differ
ences which arise between nations.
Assuming u is successful In that. -
he said. "Germany and Russia, when
conditions there shall have become
settled. will Join the league.
n cannot prophecy as TO the Unit
ed states. but ! have the hiEhesi
hopes even OF her as the years go by
Merely because Colonel Harvey
says the United States never will en-
ter the league, we have no cause 70
abandon a." he declared.