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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

daughter. Mrs. 4 Yerhrugge. al Il
mon
Leonard Lenssen received 1850
chicks Thursday from Henry Feea-
house q LINDEN.
: box social Will be held a. the
schoolhouse Friday evening. 4 pro
gram viii hs given. and everybody Is
invited 10 attend Tie ladies are re
QpesIed 70 bring baskets
CaArles B25ema, who Is working
for A. Tsra-pgee a Timon. spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John R2jema
M, and Mrs. {. N, Huisman spent
Tuesday afternoon with Ny. and Mrs.
\ He-brusse 81 Timon.
Mrs. Ralph Troost Of Booih Cor
rers Is staying with NJ. and Mrs.
John Troost tor E few weeks.
Fred Rose visited At the Blowers
residence Monday.
Mrs. James Bailey and son Victor.
Mrs San Bristol and daughters. LEILA
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17
BANK OFFERS FARM ACCOUNT
BOOKS FREE TO ITS PATRONS

The Fsrst Nstioua, Rank received
today the new Farm Account Books
3sUpe6 ~ the Washington State Col
leSe which 81 VII distribute without
charge 70 Its customers
Th4 hank paws a. costs II coAv ec-
ZION with these account hooks. and
aGta-S them free 70 sz-ne0s who de-
SIRE 10 keep ths1r accounts IN the
llost modern way. te books are
Larger tins wear than h fore. acc con-
s2sn much valuable jN.o-malian
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17
MISS Pearl. ELDER AND OLIVER
oyfRRAUSH OF IOWA MARRIED

Miss Pearl Elder. daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Walter Elder of LINDEN.
and Nj Oliver 0ve-haugh 81 Zen
wick. Iowa. were married II LINDEN
Tuesday evening 81 <,St. The Rev.
Charles Baker performed The ea-e-
uony II he presence o relatives.
NJ. and Mrs, Overhsugh la1; We'd
nesday 3or Renwick. where M. oy-
e-bauch has large farm. The couple
were schoolmates a. Clarion. Iowa.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

STUDY SALESN at the Lyn
den Night school.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

ana Helen. Mrs. Ben Gilman and Mrs.
Wlnnitred Rose spent pleasant day
Thursday al tbs VII Blowers home.
Ny and Mrs John Trocst are The
proud parents q baby boy born
last week.
MI and Mrs. Cornelius No1eboon
and grandson, Cornelius. visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lsnsssn Wed
nesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

IL the recent three DAY Bee Schools
held in King county during the pas;
month, 1f45 people attended. West
err Washington has been developing
rapidly in its honey production. which
accounts IN many ways for the SPLEEN
did program and large attendance.
The school was par, Of the program
Of the King County Farm Bureau.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17
ATTENTION. RIVER FARAERR>
An important meeting Of the River
Improvements Association viii he held
ST Ever>on Thursday. Mar. "a. sf 5
"a. m Be there.
MISS TTIDA TRoNP AND KANSAS
MAN ARR MARRIED IN EAST

Miss TSi6z T-oUp Of LINDEN. ana
Nj Newton (. Dracken Of Phillips
burg. Kansas, were married March
: 81 Phlllipshurs. where Kiss from
has been visiting this winter NJ
Rraeker is member Of The staff %
the First National Bank ~ Phillips
burg
MIS-. B-ackeu viii visit II LINDEN
this month
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17
IN NnKN BOY RAMS AMONG
ElY1EN RICHEST IN CLASS

Charles SprasIs az I.ynden won 8
place among TIE eleven higness an
scholarship the first aa3f Of The yea-
II rs freshman class - Washington
Stare College according 70 report
received from tbs registrar this
week
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

The klAtava Club met last evening
81 the home .. Misses Pearl and
Amanda Nessen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

After spending Two weeks 81 home
Alfred Wo-Jhen has returned to Su
mas where he Is attending hisl
school
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

Nj Henry Hoffman is visiting 81
the Frank WeidkEmp home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

NJ. Frank Weidksnp hss been Il
fo- several days
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-17

RANCE 45--AnHTHSstsEs GRANGE
HALL ATCRDAY NIGHT. coon
MUSIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
The Captains story.

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 30.-Captain
Bersini on arriving here today attribut.
ed the saving Of his ship to miracle
the explosion OF her fuel oil tanks,
which literally snuffed out the fire after
it had ragged unchecked for twenty
hours. The blaze originated in the en-
glne room from bursting feed pipe
when the Nettuno was four days OUT
from Port Arthur, from which she
cleared on January 81 with a cargo of
gasoline and fuel oil. At that time she
was off the coast Of Florida in the
vicinity Of Bermuda. >.
In a few moments the Nettuno was 4
seething inferno amidshtps. .4nd IL did
not seem possible for her tU-femaia
afioat more than a short time. Captain
-Bersini stated. .-a'.s
Seated in his badly damaged cabin.
while the Nettuno swunE Eu; easily Snss,a at an. an
scribed vividly the horror. through
which he and the ships crew lived dur
ing the twenty hours the fire ragged
unchecked. the ship TallowinE helpless
ly in heavy seas. The crew fought wilh
desperation to keep the tires from the
gasoline stored in the hold Of the ves-
sci The fight, however. appeared hope
less, according to Captain Berslni, ana
momentarily he expected the flames 10
reach the gasoline and blow the ship;
Practically every lifeboat aboard the
Nettuno had either been carried away
or smashed by the terrible Dutetln8 tho
tanker sustained during the hours the
fire twisted and wrecked her engine room
and warped and cracked her steel decks
and sideplates. The fact that the crew
had no lifeboats in which to leave tho
burning vessel added to the seriousness s
Of the situation.
Captain Rnrsini praised the work OF
the chief engineers, Betteno and Crosa,
as well as Of Engineer Landi Vioganni.
who volunteered to go below at the time
the feed pipe burst to shut on the now
of oil and rescue two hremen trapped
in the fire room. Viogannil was 30 Sc
yerely burned that Captain Bersini stat.
ed he did not think the engineer could
survive. His clothing. was burned from
his body and his desh In many. places
literally cooked. Viog1nni and the two
firemen, Brancalaone and Lostto. who
were also badly burned. were trans
ferred 10 the Belgian steamer Hfemhn
on January 26, the day after tho nre
aboard the Nettuno had been exttn-'
guished, and sent to Newport 8eUA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
PkR44REF0RM|
IN THE SOUTH
Republican Inquiry May Bring
Revolutionary Changes In
Organization

Washington. Jan. @O.--Th", Republic
can national comm!tte" Is prcHartIng TO
investigate party conditions IN TN"
south for the purpose of recommending
changes in the airport comment Of d"i-
rEat"s to the next national convention.
VIII H. Hays, national chairman, to-
day announced the max" up "f the
committee. which vii, conduct tn" M
uu;ry in acCordanc" with resolutions
adopted by the Chicago convention. Mr.,
Hays will be ex-oifico chairman. other
members are: Representative =. RaS-
comb Slemp Virginia; Earle hns!cy.
national committeeman. Vermont and
r. L. Howell. national committeeman
Nebraska.
The invests legation, 4 committe" stat"
men, said May result in something 81
n revolution In the Republican party
organization in the south. and pnrhaus
even complat" reconstruction in that
region"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
President Wilson to
Begin Work on Book
To Write on Participation In
Paris Conference - Kay
Stannard Baker to
Assist

Wa.hngtun. Jan. 30.--(By The ASSo-
ciatrd Press president Wilson Is nav
ing collected and arranged for reahS
ro ference all papers and documents u.
his possession relating to til" Work ol
tht. Paris peace C"ufcr"nc" with 4 We"
To IT," preparation of book on the
peace negotiations.
The president is making these prep
uratIUns. ii was learned today. has ac-
captcd the volunteered services or Kay
Stahnard Baker. who was attached 10
the American peace COMMISSION MT.
Baker. during the past two weeks naE
spent several hours each day at lhe
White House. putting into shape al
available data on the peace conference
in the presidents possession.
Soon Begin Work
While II is not believed that the pres
ldcnt contrmplatcS beginning the actual
work Of writing or debating the pro-
posed hook during the few remaining
weeks Of his term of office, 1t Is UNDER
stood that he has in mind the InauSurh-
lion Of real work upon II shortly atteF
his retirement To private hfe. IL -
known that Mr.. Baker has only under
taken tho task Of arranging the ma
terlal and that his duties do not IN
cude in any way the literary ~orkmah-
ship.
Friends Of the president are under
stood To have urged upon him for some
time past the dcsrability of recording
from the viewpoint Of an official Ameri-
can participant events Of such monu-
mental Importance as took place Ill
Paris during the peace negotiations.
They have pointed o'S that one VINO
played such a major role as he, ana
whose decisions later became the sub
icrt Of such violent controversy both
in the United States and abroad could
not afford To lose the opportunity OF
setting before the world the motives
behind th, many disputed opinions IN
volving Shantung. Fiume. Danzig, the
Anglo-Franco.A alliance ara
the Russian question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
ACCUSED MEN
WANTED IN v. VA.
BAKERY PROMOTERS
FACE ELKINS CHARGES
Violation of the States Blue
Sky" Laws Alleged Against
New Workers
,inl dispatch 10 Int"n!g"urcr

special dispatch 70 Intelligence"
rumhrrlaud Md. Ian 50. states
Attorney Fuller Barnard. u. received
TWO trlrgr.n,~ from authorities in West
Virginia. asNiup MIR Barnard g." hold
+. T.. Phillips and Fred Phillips. pl"-
ru"j"rs ana former officials OF thr Cum
h-rlpnd t"up":;,tjvr bakeries. lur. for
violation OF tn" Blue Sky" laws IN
Nest Virginia. which deals with irand-
uicnt Salr ut stocks
States Attorney Barnard will first pros
crul" rA.. bakery prhm"t'rS "n charges
80 rmby@z}r:n"n, and conspiracy I" dc
fraud. u, a h"Iring AZ court h"r". dur
IN; which tn" states attorney VII a.
wait warrants. from West Virginia.
one telegram from R"h"rt Irons.
prosecuting attorney nj ElainS. W. Va.
reads. "Ho,d u. T. rh:,H: and l~rd
l'h.,i.r> uu charges Of Violation "C IN"
Hiur sky blue laws h"r". on fraudulent
stock promotion. Pending "Ntradiu"n
wire ii th,y WjN come without "Niradi-
ton ia,r"rs.
Nnoturr telegram. from ] $. lnrSt.
auditor. Charleston. w. Va. reads: "h"ld
y. J. and Frnd Phillips. Wanted her"
account ur conspiracy 10 dctraud under
section >, our blue SKY laws Pleas"
wire as
Fred rh!'u,> and u rhINipS w"r"
taken into ru, ;'dy a; Albany. y. !"
Monday aud Thursday. on warrants iS-
sued tn~,uEh states attorney Fuller
Narnard. lr. charging each with "m-
ben, ,crurut and conspiracy /" d"iraud.
in rornrctiuu with tho promotion Of
~ Cumberland Cooperative bakeries.
Inc " noon saturday tn" promoters
..,,. Of nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
SEA HERO MAY
LOSE HIS LIFE
SAVES FIREMEN FROM
DEATH IN INFERNO
Invades Blazing Engine Room
Cuts Off Flow of Oil and
Rescues Vessel From

| Newport News. Va, Jan. S0.-Three
! members of the crew Of the Italian
steamer Nettuno were landed at New
, port News today by the Relgian steam
| ship kremlin and. rushed to a hospital
| for treatment Of severe burns sustained
when fire broke out in the engine room
of the Nettuno off the coast Of Florida
! last Wednesday. One Of the men, Landi
! Vioganni, third engineer Of the Nettuno,
| is not expected to live
A stirring tale Of heroism on the high
seas, with vioganni in the principal
I role. was told today by members Of the
! crew of the Kremlin. 4 feed pipe In
! the engine room Of the Nettuno. an oil
burner, burst last Wednesday. and nre
spread through the engine room. endan-
gering the lives Of the two Aremen
| who were trapped there. and threaten
| ing the entire ship. s.e-s
Vioganni. the third engineer. yolun-
| teered to go down into the engine room
and cut off the flow OF oil from the
! burst pipe and to rescue the nremen.
! Fighting his way through the roaring
| flames, he reached the pipe ana man
aged to stop the flow Of oil, ind then
assisted the fremen to the upper 0eck.
When he reached the deck his clothing
had been burned almost entirely from
mis- body. and his flesh WAS raw from
burns.
The Kremlin, bound from Galveston
, TO Hampton Roads. answering a distress
call from the Nettuno, arrived after
the fire in the engine room had been
extinguished. The master Of the Bel
gian steamer volunteered to tow the
Ncttuno to port, but <he offer was de-
clined. The three injured members of
of the Nettuno's crew. however, were
transferred to the Kremlin and brought
to Hampton Roads, where they were
transferred to a Newport News ship
this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
Mr., Harding In Lair
Of a Pirate Chieftain
Goes on Fishing Trip TO Island
of Cocolabo in the South
Florida Keys

Miami Fla. Ian %O.--I'rrsl ldrut-"i'ct
l!ardiuE and HIS vacation party SAILED
from Miami E'r this afternoon Tor Il
rwu days nsh.uG cruJs.. IN tho NirinIny
uf toc0lahO. an isolated island Of ih"
south Florida keys Ihirty-"lght miles
10 tn" south.
Tn" expedition VIII establish head
quarters u; tuC"laho. urrUpN NIX Il small
,,uh house. which $laudS IN au vNIHm>''
uG waters uur" Il fav"rito field Of 'C"u-
quest Tor pirates IN" building -
comfortably "Quipp"d but is many miles
from any Other human hahItat'"n ana
has no m"nns "f communication with
tn, out Sid, world.
Tho party VIII fish from ih' yacht
SHADOW Y. on which they left M.am'
a.' "a" guest Of her owner, carl F'Sa'r,
head Of - rurpnrat ton which OWNS IN"
string ni resort hotels on Miami beach.
1t nA rAir,tcd tnr shadow V viii re-
tu-n her" Tuesday night. and that Mr.
Harding and his tri"ud> Will +" aboard
IN, huuSch"at Victoria Wednesday
morning for tn" return trIp up tn"
Indian river 20 :; Augustine.
Mr. Harding spent most of iuS sun
,lav here. resting, hut before lunch hc
motorcd 70 tn" Miami bathing h"trh.
and was IN tin surf for An hour as one
OF th,, crn,>U az several hundred lath"rS
He had lunch III the public dining room
Of n hotel. and had afternoon tea at IN"
home nr William Jennings Bryan. IN"
visit 10 the Bryan residence was in re-
turn for MIR Rryan'S call Of courtesy
on Mr.. Harding yesterday.
All the members of t'N' party mere OH
the Victoria. went with Mr.. hard'hE
10 tn" fishing grounds. Harry NJ
pauchcrty. Of columbus, and senator
TaN. uf New Mexico. abandoning
previous decision to l"aN" toniE"t TOT
the north
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
.Xolivs Sends Emissaries
To Make New York Good

H0n lila. ian 3o.--OverS"rr Gl"H
Vo,ivia. VIII" has barred smoking among
the men anil luw-acckCd waists and cos
ln"ticS among the women in This &ctt'"-
rncnt Of disciples or the christian Cath
ollr Apostolic Church "f Zion. tonight
announced that W. had sent two rnl".
Saries to "Christ!anizc H." wicked city
Cf New York"
TIL, cmiSsar;"s. are dcaConnesseS
H,lcu \. i;uhmann and Hellc Schcn-
horn. Nolivia declared they were his
star litcratur" women and that they
would dis;rihut" ramph'"l~ from d"Nr
'o door and nfirr "a office. covering ~.
OF n. business district. the shipping
circles and all steamers hound for for
..IIn port
"Whcu tn"y get 'hr"HEh." n" SAID.
New York viii not b. such wicked
city"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Paris an. SN-The document signed
IA, the suprcme council Of the allies hst
night BY which the rrparation ana uis-
armament decisions of the allies Will
h,. conveyed 70 Germany, was deliNereu
today TO 'harles Bergmann. German
undcr-sccretary OF state for me Treas
ury. and head of the German deleSatl"h
IN Paris. with letter OF transml'ial
marked "coniidrntial" The letter. with
two notes on rrparat!Ons and dISarilia-
,ncnt. totals $500 words. The letter OF
transmittal, which Is dated January ~
reads:
sir: The allied conference. which
met in Paris from the 2tth TO the "sth
of January. 1921. has taken the follow
inE decisions;
"l-As regards the disarmament OF
Germany. the allied representatives have
approved the conclusions formulated IN
the note attached hereto.
"2-As regards the question Of repair
atiuns. the allied governments have
unanimously approved the proposals
formulated in that document. also at
taChcG hereto.
Germany Warned.
Tine allied governments have on for
rnrr occasions, and again today. IN con-
Scnting TO fresh delays in the matter,
had due regard for the difficulties that
surround the German government in
tn. execution Of the obligations which
have resulted from III" treaty OF YER
satllsS They have formed the hope
that Ih, German government viii not
rinrc the allies. who confirm their pre-
ytuug d"cisiuu~. under the necessity OF
rny,eaCinr the Erav" situation which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

charleston. " Va. Ian. 3n.-ldleness
=, mines throughout West Virginia was
general in the last week Of January.
nccnrding to records obtained from the
Eanawha coal Association. There was
= drril"d slump in the OUTPUT or the
low yn,atile fields during the last hail
IF january. despite the fact taat pro
ducrion had been fairly we'll maintained
the first two weeks of the month.
There were cancellations not only in
the hiEh volatile regions. but in tn"
low volatile regions as we'll. hu, sucn
cancellations and suspensions were less
general in the Norfolk & Western ter
ritory than IN G. & o. and Nirginian
territory Aside from shipments made
on contract. no coal WAS moving from
to market, il is stated.
Prices were such that operators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
BIG SLUMP IN SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA -
COAL FIELDS, With MANY MINES IDLE

could not produce a, Il pr"ht.' tho re-
port said. but prices played COM
parativciy small part in the ettort W
soil r"aI.' Mine run rule couiu
not have been sold in "Nc".s OF Wow
and s. y ton.
The effect OF market conditions was
seen ~ reduced production in tho
kanawha region. "n.0Un toms day be-
inE the maximum durin;; the first day
or 50 of The ~. X. After tnat many
mines wcr" i'd" at intervals through
out tn" weekly period. having exhausted
their contract business. AS far as the
car supply went there was an unusually
good supply. The mines had more carst
than tncy could use. Lessened produce
ton was the result of curtailed con-f
tracts and cancellations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
JAPANESE SENTRY WHO SHOT DOWN AMERICAN
NAVAL OFFICER ADMITS DFENSE STORY UNTRUE

paper says says. shows a" r"'"Ga.&"d
the sincere and upright a,t,,ud" "l Jn.
men conducting the inquiry"
Reports published today Ivy tia" No'u3-
uri Shimbun OF this city t" tine "u,nt
that the sentry was found EU.It! and
that japan would Ip"l"giG, - ll:. lu.ird
States for his action nay" u", as yet
h"cn confirmed at tn" w;rr office.
II" newspaper asserted IA" Gud.uS4
Of tn" court martial which tried the
sentry had BEEN received here.
The American consul at Nla'livostok
has published an announcement that The
United States had not asked any g"Vrhn-
ment t. lend ssistance IN rrot"rtIng the
lives and property nf Americans tn s.
bCria and rhar h" WAS not aware that
any .;u,crnmcnt had mad" any SUN
request.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
W|THERELL MYSTERY
NOW NEAR SOLUTION

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 3o>-Tho mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance nSt
Tuesday Of Mrs. Gladys Witheroll, V11e
of o. S. Witherell, president or An IN
vcstment company, Is near SOLUTION oe-
tectives who nave been investigating
the case, said tonight.
A l. Manning, under sheriff, Whe
18th a squad of men spent the day
searching the hills surrounding Los
Angeles. tonight said that he expected
the investigation to result in an arresei
within a few hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Toxic. Jan. %. iRy n" Associated
r-ess D--Omtrial inquiry has shown the
story hrst ,nld BY th" S,Etr! who shot
uud killed Lieutenant ~. H. LanEdon.
uf the tinted Stat"% Cruiser Albany
nt ylId:yoStok early tins month was un-
,ru.. says Tho Assam ShIhun. Of OSake.
which quotes consul kikuchI "f tho
political department, "f th" japanese
arms. Til. consul. i; say. has declared
;h. sentry recalled his statement and
emphasis is placed On tn" declaration
that his ac'!un ~ uSe In" result OF
interference "f army authorities. The
investigation OF tue incident was not
Influenced by political considerations It
j. asserted
The fac, that Nhmirai Albert GieaN"s
ur the American NsiutIce fleet left Niad'-
.loslok after days stay the news
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
CITY REDUCES WAGES

SpeciaI dispatch to Intelligencer
Clarksburg. ". Va. Jan. 3o.-FfanS
I. GraAt. in charge OF city paving con-
struction work now in progress hero
under a million bond issue. announces
= reduction in wages OF employees.
ranging from s27O to $40 week. Men
formerly receiving forty five and htty
cents an hour are to receive fat rate
OF forty cents an hour. The reasons as
signed are that like reductions. nave
been put into effect in other cities
througout the country and that labor
is more plentiful now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
GETS
ALLIES TERMS
Formal Note Calls on Teutons
to Meet Obligations Under
Easier Conditions

R.rl;n. Jan. 30.--"The Paris
. conference resolved itself into an
/ aggregation OF pipe-dreamers, do
! ing mental gymnastics with fig
ures inabtffions. in the same man
ner that the oriental seems to de-
Iieht in paradise through opium
smoke" says the Berlin Tage-
I blatt to-day in commenting on tn
decisions of the supreme council.
For Germany the newspaper
continued. the action OF the
conference eXciteS only curiosity
and a certain degree OF pSycholo.
.yical interest. Germany Will
have the opportunity in Brussels
and London to diSSipate these
grandi6se pipc-dreamS. If these
fine. fanciful drrtmerS want 10
find in us q willing payer they
should come down from the
clouds and put their feet on earth
again"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31

Constantin"pl". Jan. =? Secret ia
structions regarding the "nrNt Russian
polShevik offensive have hr"n given
army leaders by Leon TrntSky, Soviet
minister OF war at conference just
concluded at Moscow. II j. hSSCrt"t IN"
Eulshcvil; have lifty-tw" divisions Of
.arantry AMI twenty divisions of cavalry
along .he Polish and Eumanian fronts.
Reports received her" state that Ia"
Soviet government has established SIX
army headquarters. which ar" located
at Raku. Kazan. Rostov. Moscow. Perm
and Orsk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
BODY RECOVERED

New York. Jan. 3O--The body "r N-
fred Trrdway White. - years old "r"h-
mcutS in this country, was recovered
today from Forest lake. y. Y wh"r"
h" Was Drowned yesterday while sk: T..
ing 1t vas brought L. his Rrnuk'Nu
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-31
DebS Pardon Case In
Hands Of The President

Washington. Jan. 81. IBIS position OF
th" case OF Eugene V. Dcbs. now Scrv-
img srnteuc,. IN the Atlanta pcuitentiary
70" violation uf the espionage. now
rests with President Wilson. depart
rncu, OF ju>iic" officials stated tonight.
IN" attorn"} -E"urrnl. after a careful
consideration uf the matter II wLS
said. has prepared his communications
for tn" presidents attention. Their ma
.Ur" was not Indicated.
Th" outrouI" "f lh" DcbS case, Al
'ornry -G"E"r't Palmer said tonight.
like all recommendations tor pardons
passing from til" department to the
White House. was an entirely conf
I.utial matter not subjected to dis
"u-sion 10y the department.