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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Gen. Gomez Laid at Rest;
Greatest Demonstration
In the History Of Cuba

Havana June l9.-General Jose
Miguel Come. former president Of
Cuba. was buried today with ceremonies
attended by the greatest popular demon
stration accorded in the history OF Ha-
vana. Tho police and military had great
difficulty i'll Keeping tho way clear for
the funeral cortegc SO great were tho
crowds.
President Xayas was the nations chief
mourner. and followed close behind the
automobile carrying tho widow and her
four children and tho artillery ca!sSon
on which the bronze casket cOntain!i x
tho body was borne 10 the marble maui
solcum % Colon cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Mayor Calvert Resigns
Following Conviction;
HardeSty to be Tried

Special Dispatch q r." Intclhg-ncer.
Cambridge O. Juno la.-Mayo0 y.
CalS err. found guilt! +. jury IN COM
mon pleas court SATURDAY. ntrh' on ;he
charge oE shooting a. Thomas McNiecc
with injHUt 70 wound on tho night %
March II has resigned. effective Non
da,. June. -. whcr ACtirS Mayor Paul
Il. Ronuef nles his bond and becomes
mayor Of Cambr!dGH.
Calrcrt'S attorneys announce lila,
they w0L!d rnll . notion tnr rev :riaL
ard If th!s ~ not allow ca VII carr! the
case 20 tho court OF appoa!s oT "rr"r.
When Hr. BonneN becomes mayor.
Charles Ley WI be president "r coun-
ell. and council az the meeting Monday
night vii! elect another member 20 NJ,
the .acanc..
while Prosecutor T."EE las made no
statement. # is believed i"rm"r Safety
Director l.. X. CAmphrll indicted oa the
charge Of shooting ~ith tnl""t 20 XII.
u i'll De ri" n"Xt OF th" pa;;. 30 be
placed on trial. Thi"i :. l.. T.nrx Ciamo
Warden r. NJ Hs"Grs;y ard Don Whit
acre arr also 10 be tired on IN" same
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
CONFESSES; IS
SHOT To DEATH

NrCorini"A. 6. G.. June l'.-Herbert
CuA,:"S y rcgro charged with attacking
a whit. woman oC this county. was
,yr.hcd here TINS Afternoon. The negro
waS captured by posse of citizens ana
following 'd"ptlhCntlon 10y the Nctim'
10 VA forced - climb a tr"" and was
then riddicd with bullets.
Two thoueand citizens uf contiguous
South Carolina and Georgia. counties
took part ~ -" hunt fur :he negro from
the t!"m the Grim" WIS rtmmlttsd Satur-
day morning. uuHi The negro vas cap
tur"d today.
The neEru was tIncn before N" We
tim and Identified H." then admitted his
guilt and WAS taken 20 Il graveyard In
the clump OF woods where The assault
was committed. \ pillow line wHs tied
ABOUT his neck and y trace chain anon'
his body and hr was told 10 climb Il tree
Cody the negro climber fifteen feet m.
and a. hc halted n member "f the posse
followed and chained and ted him. AS
tho white man reached tn" ground
vo,ley ~ shots were fred. the negro
dying instantly.
Tho body was ieft hanging to the
tree and pieces OF he rope and chain
md "vHn NnEcrs and toes wc-" claimed
b. the crowd which collected after the
prssc dispersed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
TO COLLECT MILLIONS
IN DELINQUENT TAXES

Washington. June 'a.---MiiNors o.,
dollars {" delinquent. axes ard penal
tics WilI he collected. ,he Internal RHY-
~uue Bureau estimates. 81 a r"sui' .: 4
rati"i-mid" tdA drive ordered - begin
in Jul! !" Commissioner B'n,~. "Eiy-
inE squ7droNs" are TO "iSjl cy"ry largo
city IN The country.
SpectG' attention. NJ. R'air aaid. wrl
be directed 10 The colo ,tinn of thr cx-
c;se TAX on salos BY manufactur"rs. 'hr
t-anSp"r;a,ior tax, tho so-"allHd luNlry
jax and taN"s on J"wc,rr. toilet articles,
orcp-ictcr. medicines. soft drink, and
nnruEslncnts.
Several millions ot dollars a-n being
'"S, .. IN" government annually. Mr..
R.a!r declared. through failure - retail
ara 70 collect tho FUN tax or toilet art.
'cs and .redir'n"e. SOFT drink vendors
rrc 70 10 investigated. ha said, and re-
uul-~d to hee1 proper records, and ne
rcrcnt arrests - ticket Svaip"r. ir New
York vii b" followed y, Simua" prose-
ru,ious NH"r" ;hratr" iirSvt brokers fall
70 file monthly ,aX returns.
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throne, resembling that - -" house Of
.ords. the members Ot IA" huUsN Nill eb
summoned formally 70 the scnat" cham
h"r. The hIur VII. h'nSc.t read ris
speech opening :hn parAlmNn; and the
br!cf ceremony wal end.
Will Confer Honors.
Their maiCSli"s VtN 'h"' =. Haicr-
taiu"d at luncheon by S!r JAln". ,raig
tho Ulster premier. NiScount Fitxa!,r
the lord lieutenant ard parliament. A.
ter which they wiz proceed u Ulster
HAIL where addresses ~ loyalty vii.
BE presented by various local bodies
ana the king Will hold an inyHS;iturc.
comforting hUnurs On several prominent
persunaK.S. This Wili close N" days
proceedings and the kiNE and q.""n viii
Immediately return g. n" royal yacht
for the trip 10 HoIyheaI
The decision OF the queen 20 accom-
pauy :he king 10 Belfast las given
rnormous pleasur" and great imprtus
- tho c!ty'S interest In the event The
hIng's 7rrical vii, hG greeted .! royI,
salute. and the sirens Of the mills and
steamers viii Join with tho chimes Of
the churches in L noisy wrlcomr
Frontier Lloyd George has sent mes
>aH> to SIr James Craig :" oe read n
~" luncheon. rcgre't:HS his inability to
attend
-. ~"uat" Al. n',"; 10 morrow :"
-. ....' Mn.1us o. pU''siIn r.cslueu'
oC IVA: @vG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
DEATH FOR TWO IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT !

N0rn. Ia. June l9.-An automobile
co"'airinS seven persons. families OF
Aaron RUPERT. C. Dover Pa. :. y. and
Narl"y NJ. EVih. O.: EaHo"sr. went over
6n-toot "mhanNmeUt near the breast
o! ,he hydro-e!crtr.c dam at McCaWs
Ferry. on tho Tcrx county side. ate this
afi"rnoNn. kilinG Mrs. Harvey NJ. Ruth
almost Instantly. while Aaron Rupert
died this evening n n" York hNS pita,t
as tho, result or fractured ska Four
children were badly cut and bruised and
the automobile vas comp'"tolr dcmol-
iShed. Rupeprt. Owner and dri""r OF the
machine. was :n the act ot turning Z
. return 20 York when he GOT too near
the edge and tho automobile went over.
Marcy ". Euth. husband OF the dead
"-rlan. did rat happen 20 be In tho ma
chine at the moment o. the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Oldest College Graduate
Dies at the Age Of SO

Cra,s Neb,. June le.---Thc ReV. Dr.
William Franklin Eyst.r. said 20 he the
oldest college graduate In the United
States. died here yesterday. aged 90.
DR.. Eyster was born in Gettysburg,
Pa and was graduated from Fem State
college IN 1899 He was ordained q
Lutheran minister AZ Frederick, Md,
In 1872. and after serving various pas
tcrates in Maryland and Pennsylvania,
became professor OF English at August
ana College, Rock Island. H.. In 1878.
He came TO Nebraska in 1883 and con-
rInued in the ministry until falling
vision forced HIS retirement recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
43 Steubenville Boys
on One Grand, Glorious
Trip, Guests Of Rotary

Special D!spatch 10 the Inte!.iGencer.
S;eubcnTllle. O.. June l@.--A group 0f
So boys .c;,vc here Mo"day morning a. :
o'clock cor todr over III" National
highway 20 Gcit! $bUrg battlefield and
Washington CITY. They Viii make the
trip In automobiles and will hc quests
ot the Stcuhcnrillc ROta~:;' club. wa!ch
arranged tho tour. Al equipment VIII
bc carried for camping cr:oute.
The youthful tourists VIII be IN
charge Of II. J.. BoTlln. boys secretary
o. ,he Y. NJ. g A. Ho vii be assisted
L.. twelve drivers and guides hrinGin s
tho p"rscpnel Of the party ny u 81. .Nr-
raHrrm"nts ha@e bean made f"- ;E.
Ro,ar: club Of The national capita -
irce, th"m on ;Ae!r arri"ul there ana D
entertain tNcm during their say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
areas Morala Uncertain

,"ouS..ntirCT'c. JGue lg.---The delay
~ the predicted Greek offensive against
,hc Turkish \:,tion.lisis is heiic"ed in
many neu,ral cuarteEs mere 20 he 'ire
10 the eunc.>iain morale OF the Greek
troops, coupled with wha. is reported
e. bc lra l.I-!y good condition uf lhe
Turkish "orces This also Is one of th@
-ra:ons why tie British are not d"ii.
ut;rly hi Ling up the GreeHS. these cr-
c!cs believe
TIE reception OF King Con atantine a:
Sn,v-ra. II is roinred ~ort. Was NOT 4
triamph, wh''e reports reaching here IN
dic;lc hc kaS failed 10 win over IL.
Eeri2e!cs lroons III the Greek army. n
.rhly ,rr ,'rctans Who under tho Nrnl.
yslcs regime wcr" the backbone Of tn
,:"-rk milrt"ry establishment.
Quarr-,s have occurred for several
months ra>t among the .GrIeks ia~vafi-
nus rortions Of thSssfnty,, akd re IN
tire hrIc, or the senior ottcsrS az III.
.rvm, have hcnn replaced BY adherento
" the Constantine party. irrespective Of
thor merits us officers
NAM ;hIich orserIers nIis;rIst the
freak morale under such ccaIitions. Ard
,tncy also hr!ic;e the TurIs taVe bet
Ncr general staff. with I.met r.. sha. tn
rINrricr in strategy Of General Dous.
Inanis. the Greek chief Of staff. both II
whom were tIcrman-trair.d.
J.. is cHpla ined that :he reasons :he
t:rtcRs har" Dnnha rded lneboh aGd
strcr ports. IS that they we're attempt
ing to destroy important arrivals "t
BolshcviE artillery for the Turkish Ma.
.ionalists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Army and Navy Planes
To Smash German Sub

NtSh.nctan. June 1.-THE former
German submarine T-li7. turned over 10
~" United States navy after the armtS-
tiro, wa- anchored In fifty fathon,s "'
water Sivty miles east ~ cape Charles.
Va today. to become the target for
uca-:y MY bomb carrying atrplare5'
TUESDAY. The aerial attack on the ex-
- boat will hn the first OF 4 S"rtes or
rNpOr!mcnts conducted jointly hr tn"
army and navy n provide data regard :
Ing the ability Of airCraf = {" bomb naval
ycSsr.S and ~ determine tn" resulting
damage to the v"Ssc.. Simtlar tests
Will 10 conducted later against FORM
er German destroyer. cruiser ami battle
ship and the radio controlled American
ba''lcShC.p Iowa.
The my u III send twenty-f"ur planes
NJ various type. against tho C-ll' and
The army will use went! three bombing
airplanes in the test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Quarter Million Fire
Sweeps Southern Town

VASCnNrLI.A. Mss. Iunc -. -- r re.
starting ~ Sakcr". swept through
!arGe par, ~, chc business section "r
PaScogouLl ,r!s Afternoon. resulting in
6amas. est.ira'ei az not less than
cIHrr"- ot million doNarS. A. cne
tine - appeared a. Z practically the
,,ho;r own would be "!rcI out. aud
calls 'or outside assistance we"c sent
. Nch.is ma Nth"- nearby cites Su;
=. sN o'clock no flames wn"e rider
c-n ro' The h,A:Ea and N.Ss.ss!rD!
ra !rrad S..;: ;:nn. seven stores. ono thea
trc several residences ard Il nCm5c- .:
small shops were totally destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Canucks Nav
Get Bergdoll
Extradition of the Millionaire
Draft Evader Under
Consideration

Ottawa O"t. IUuc -. Til" "Itra9.-
N"n from Germany u( Grover Z. Berg
doI lui''d States draft rradrr, Is un-
der consideration by the Canadian gov
"rnmeEt. {. J. DohrIty. minister ~:
Justice announced tonight. BerGdoli "a
reported H. have reached Germany on :.
forced t,.nad!nn passport
This IS the nrst official announcements
that tho Canadian government: has
tak"n any action in the Bcrgdoll case.
Some time ago. American Legion OH.
Cial" pct'tioncd the Canadian war vci"r.
ans organization TO bring thr ins"r:-
"r'S case 10 the official attention "r ~
Dominion government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
THE wEATHER

weHt virginia-aensraly fair Non
day; Tuesday partly cloudy, probably
local thunder shower, little change In
temperAturs-
western Psnnsylvan1a-Fatr MondAy;
tuesday partly cloudy, probably bseo1n-
ing unsettled; warmer RsAr Lake Erie
TUESDAY.
probably showers in extreme southwest
portion; tuesday partly cloudy, probably
local thunder showers; not muoh change
in temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

Geneva. June l9.-- El!hu Root. Judge
George Gray. OF Delaware. John Bassett
Moore and Oscar s. StrauS have been
Invited by the council OF the League OF
Nations, in their capacity as members
OF the Hague arbitration tribunal. to
propose the names OF four persons. no
more than two Of whom shall be Amer
leans, as candidates for election as
udses Of the international court OF jus
tice.
The election will take place IN Sep
tember by tho assembly Of tho League
Of Nations and the council Of tho LeaHue
According to tho sections OF the plans
for tho court which MIR. Root drew up.
the election. TO be held concurrently by
tho assembly and the council, will be
from Est Of candidates proposed by all
the different representatives OF the
Hague court Tho candidates in order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

Paris. Tune I9.---tir"". 1El'air. trah e
ana Italy have again appealed 10 Gree"
10 postpone her offensive and accept
,!.er rned!atFc;; IN an c'for, TO fureS;all
wa in ASIa Minor. This Is III" "l:-
rnn;r "r y rwo days conference de-
;wcer Premier BRAND and Lord cursor.
n" B.,iish r,rcIgn secretary. which
er,..I last ton'gnt with the GcsHa;cn OF
E. aol. 10 Kim Constantine liking for
an immediate rnpiy as u "heth.
,;rec,r MS wiring to let thc &liirs set
:ic In" TurnlSh question.
H. y Caynrab!r answer Is -"CcIvcd Il IS
-roi,ab'e u:-ccrr VIII De asked ~ State
the ,ernS uroM which she - willing 10
r.:akn pr; - and the Turkish Ha;:"ntl.
iS'> "ll .icn II" approached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Eminent AMERICANS ASKED TO NOMINATE
JUDGES OF INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

TO be elected. must be chosen BY both
the assembly and the council.
Should the council and assembly b
unable to agree. the deadlock will be
broken by Joint committee selected
from these two bodies Hope n e1-
pressed in league circles, that Mr. Root
and his colleag gues may find II possibus
TO propose names even though the
United States Is outside the league.
since these candidates will be for elec-
ton as judges. who are supposed to Be
entirely Independent Of governmental or
political considerations. American names
II presented. are certain Of election, II
Is currently said.
American Judges may b. nominated BY
other representatives Of the Fla que court
In case Mr.. Root and his colleagues Dc
not fnd il eNrehi"nt to make the nomins
ationos themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
COAL STRIKE oRDXHID

Scranton Pa. June IA gcner1j
strike IN the Pittstown district OF .he
Pennsylvania ''oal company affecting
ten collicrics and throwing 10000 men
idl. has been ordered by the general
grievance committee effec:iv tomorrow
morning The men charge that The
company is not paying tn" wage scale
ordered BY tho anthracite wage COM
mission and that there Is no So. sclle
OF wages for company men, the rate
VARYING with the coliiery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
.110 MHAF sHoRTAGg

Chicago, Jun" lH.---The number OF
ra.r,e for e..n ion persons IN the
I'utted Sta,cS is ;"dny on"-th!rd less
than in 1900. III. sweep supply - reduced
nearly two-thlrGs. while the number :
A1sS - rullv 81 percent less now ihan
then. rccoTd,ng I" figures compiled
from the redera' census reports NY H"r-
Jcrt M,rick. a farm expert. ior farm
pub!ica ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
pAowNED TT TINE ONO

Farkersourg. ". Va. JUNH la.-Leo
Riley and Hays AuGniar. eighteen yea =
old Youths uf Rclprc. Ohio. were drown
cd this aftcrro"n q: Meals Land.n:
Will" bathing tr The phio river. N"i.
;hcr young NAL could swim, = fact th'r
their companions did nos know. until
tucy wcrr seen struggling IN the wIte-
Tac bodies we-" rccUN cred nithin a ',W
hours. This il 'he first fatality Of ;ha
bathing season hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Ask Greece
IoStop War
Britain, France and Italy In
Offer to Mediate With
Turk Nationalists

Sn,yrna. june -. Georges
Bait ali. foreign minister In the
Greek cabinet. arrived here un-
rxpectcdly yesterday on board
a warship. He declined TO dis
close his mission. but the in-
preston prevailed that the pur-
pose or his visit % Smyrna was
10 discuss with King Constantine
Premier Gounar!s. n"w allied
proposals Irl.t,iIc 10 u settle
ment OF Near Fast preston.
Bol!ei was expressed shortly ar
tor his ARRIVAL that fresh offers
pf mediation b.: Tie allies might
hasc n" effect of postHoning
;c+:ns; he Turkish N?i."nalists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Fine Weather; All Well"
From Harding Voyagers

Washington. Jure '9.-The pves!den-
:!,l yach: Mayfiower with the President
and Mr.. Harding and their PARTY OF
friends aboard. spent today anchored
or poin; Lookout. IN Ghesrpeake baN,
Jus, OF n" mouth ot the Potomac.
\ wireless message received hsr" q.
aigc O'Clock ;"nieht from he yacht - d
"FIue weather. Al vel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
rrytn1 to Embroil arsses

LorGUn, June ia dispatch - 70
EN, haaKe Telegraph company frLrl
Con stantinoplc, dated June ~. declares
an agreement has been reached between
the Angora and MOSCOW Soyernments
for the d!rec, transportation Of munt.
,iors fcr the Turkish Nationalists from
Moro Rosslsk, South Russia. across the
ElIck Sea to Turkish ports, on ships
flying the Soviet Russian flags.
Tho intention. says the message. II
believed 10 be 10 bring about war Lc.
tween Grece and Soviet Russia, II the
Greek fleet in Black Sea waters should
sink any Russian vessel.
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MAMvARp BAccALAuEEATE

Cambridge Mas. Juun g. --TreS:d"7:
A. Lawrence loved. oT Iidvv?"d Url' e..
ST. prcachco tie anMu.. ha"raiau-cH'e
Srr!nnr in Api lc;or rhap"i today. II"
discussed the aims. Limitations I'D
/. buses o. patriotism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
MS Last BAccALAuREArR

>ew Haven. conn 1ure i9.---T".S:-
der. A~thlr T. Nadey '0da" delivered
his last haCra' '-grcatr address in "'""!-
scy hall o. The graduating class ot Na,s
unrvers!tN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
Moses Kaber
Stepped In
Fathcr-lovc is Responsible
for the Solution of the
Crime-Mystery at CIcve-
land

gone about thel- daily wOrn w.,h rpiu'
Nnow,eGSe au% In many cases guilty
A.oWlcdSc ot III" N:luag oi pAa +.
Nabcr wealthy publisher ot Lakewood,
ohio. For two years ;hc! Kept the So
ret or the parts lhcy Hn.w of Il. For
NO Years The staying OF kahHr remain
ID Il mystery. To Lakewood police .
NIS = closed b"oE. another volume laid
N the dusty shelf Of uuSo.v-l Crtm,e.
HCt now N" mystery - = InvS:ccy no
."nger Like a mouu;,in tori uc h"lT
81, 4 dam. whose u.sakS We're Hea&cr"d
ay rushing waters tho secret has 1Gvs:
.;s hounda and leapeb :nto IN" fields .:
public knowledge Confession !NS ioi-
owed confession. tales nC al"t''uS ha' =
,":ne or IN" heels ~ "th.' plotting.
,;a;emcn; after staten;cr: has CON" ~
poison. OF murder rings. q: t.uth -n"...-
lnS. OF experimentation. al u" .',"r,. -
darA arts OF middle rS,s. %: mother
."l'. MI Of tnc.Sc ana 'rocS haze hecu
."st into case that Within 40 we"NS
naS h"romo ;hG most ,,lra ling murder
'svclation ;hAt has confronted pci.c-
7u;hCr!,iC, m >cnr"S q ,rar:.
IN this haudj>""ph' d-Arrt g: plots
.ri counter Ilo,>. ?0.s"nlnSS and knit
:rSS and ,lr,1G S.lear" lHlr no""d these
nzur"S iranu. rs r"rsonae n / tragedy
- Hts
xaesr the Victim
Nahtr. ja. s.Nim. who's" -" was
s0ufccd ~. Iu! q 1919. He VAS
c7und. tncu'! .'"u~ sab wounds In hiS
cInu,rr. N:>...~ htr y"ru = nHj?,cSS
.rvaiir f"r N".hS. \ ,u"mi',., a:'"!y sis
~" hi s:"rn,'rt rp"t"n;S disclosed
enough - >ii. ,n~." ;ren.
Mrs Iva katherin" Hah,-. io:i: -hN y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
FEDERATION OF LABORH HOLDS UP
CAMPAIGN To UN|ON|ZE STEEL
INDUSTRY. OWING To DEPRESSION
Further Reductions in Wages, However, Would Result in
Immediate Efforts By the Big Labor
Organlzat

l4Th" If
OF
preston [
the
neicaO Eeip fIohor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

Riga. Junr IA dispatch from Mos
COW today carriesan announcement from
Chiia. scat OF government Of the Far
Eastern r"oulic Of Siberia, OF thr de-
feat and rnut "a ILne ]" Of Troops per
s"naliy led by Genera! Won nG"rn-
S,.rns~rs. the au;i-Bolshevik l"rGcT. in
tie vicinity .. Troi1Eozavsk. suuih~cat
- rctrov~ky. Th" Far Eastern repuo-
lie ;rnor. i: lS declared captured tive
gems and oinr- booty. and wer" con-
..nUing the pursuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
DUKE MICHAEL
|SPR0CLA|MED
RUSSIA s RULER
Won UJNCERN-STERNBERC
TROOPS IN VICTORIES
Reported to Have Captured
Petrovsky, and Threat
ening Chita

Harm. Manchur!a, June l?.-Further
successes by the troops Of Genera! Baron
Won Cngern Sternberg. nnti-BolSheVik
,eader IN Siberia. are reported here. His
forces arc said 10 have captured Pc
trovsky on the trans-Sihe:.an railroad.
midway between IrkutsH and Chiia. and
are reported to he threatening chlta.
capital Of the government II the Ia"
Eastern republic Of Siberia. TIE al.
vices say General Ven Ungern-S:ern-
Lcrg has issued = prnc."m1tion !J""!nE
10 .he restoration nr Grand Duke
Michael .Ne\anuEo>itrn. ."Hngc" brother
Of Emperor Nichols (whos" whereabouts
has been a mystery i"r some umel
The same adviccs declare troops sen;
from Chitn to mset III" Ungcrn- stern
bc:s forces mutinied and refused 10
fight tn. advancing anti-BolShr'iH
army.
The insurGent no. "mcni IN contra.
SibcTis seems - be spreading south
ward as ,nsurKtn; successes ~ Stmi-
rolatinNk and larnaul, southeast OF
Tpmsk, are reported
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The campaign will he held in aaey-
ance." said William Nann"n. Scrre-
,a-y % the council. until "" see
rrore hopeful signs Of improvement
IL the industrial situation.
Reports received today ~ oGr
romuit'-r indicate ;hat conditions
throughout III" country :" The steel
ia"uSrry are the worS; III many years
:1I thousands -; workers. ar "Ui ~
SH"i"ymcrt.
The United states ST., toTP"ra-
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-07

nomadfc journey through many lands. He worked his way through Algiers, Tunis, Morocco, Egypt, Constantino- pie, Roumania, Austria and Germany, and later secured employment on a steamship plying between Hamburg and South Africa.
 The independent nature of Lufbery led to his sudden Ieaye-ta taking from the vessel while in South Africa, and he started for America to visit h h:s father in Walingford- At the time, his parent was in France, and young Lufbery again embarked on further wanderings, before he enlisted and served for a year and a half with the American forces in the Philippine Is lands.
 Later he extensively toured the Orient, where he met and became the fast and close companion of the French aviator, Pourpe, while in French Indo-China- It was Pourpe