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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
GREAT RIVER PARADE At new ORLEANS IN
HONOR OF THE QUEEN CITY'S ARRIVAL WITH
HUNDREDS OF MARD| GRAS EXCURS|ONISTS

N.r url"an~. Feb. : -Wun hut
!;lIe OF irs 'Ormcr S!oc" rema ming,
E"w Orleans auuual M"ri! GraS Cc.c-
bration wi. begin t",uUrru" with 4
i.@cr parade Of I'SSc:T ~ meet tn"
stramcr queen Cits, dIr from Pats
hurEh with several hundred I!S'torS
from ONO ard Mississippi river points.
In the da, : Of rs prime the carn!-
,al season nad .is Official opening on
,N~ Mcnday preceding Shrorc Tu"sia?
tMardi .;raSl when with due formal
.ty committees o. Mystic Ercwe-
sailed down tho river :" meet The 70: 81!
,.cht. aboard which VAS Re-. Kiag OF
Mi.rulc. and fyr two days sovereign
Of "ih" city that care forgot" Rex
vas royalty escorted TO the city.
placed on 4 moving throne and takCr
tn where III" queen of tarniTa! :v;aitcd
MIN. Then came the parad" Of Comus.
ihc '"muS ball AZ night and the Rex
bal Mardi GrdS night
Thii year there Will be no uava! pa
radc and 10 'omuS parade. Rex viii
head tue only parade OF the season and
Will meet the Queen a. the Pickvick
r!uh. from v her" they Will journey to
the ceremonies preceding 'hc Rex bali
But t"w Of IN" Krrwcs, or Sccrc,
carnival organizations. held balls his
/ !'ar. Masking VIII b. permitted Tue
day until uishtfaI
Destruction ~. fire as, gear &C ,h.
French opera house, where "lost OF th,
balls w"r" hriG. seriously 7ndicapped
carnival preparations. II also has been
hsid ths' prohibition tntrIfcrcd greatly
with carnival enjoyment,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
.."se
Anti-American Toxic
NiNI =. j
Sheet In Attack On 81
Jap Foreign Office.


Toxic. Feb. I'm = sensational article
today. the Kokumin Shimbun. regarded
.s the organ of the military patty,
charges the foreign office with negpG-
atiug With the war department to secure
the imposition OF sentence upon tne
Japanese senry at Nladivostok In the
I,angdon incident. 1t alleges that the
foreign office intends TO sacrifice the
sentry with the object Of avoiding
troublesome diplomatic compiicapon
with America over the shooting otStae
naval officer, and TO court the good WIN
Of the American government BY this
means.
The newspaper claims that many IN
ruentiaI Japanesc officials are critical
OF the foreign Office for what they
charge has hecn It's interference IN the
casc. I'll" leading inhabitants OF the
,rntry': home village OF kochi, In CO.
o,,sra;:on with the prefecture, the
jtukumin d.. .ylarcs. have organized an
.....oc!,ti"n to secure national support
for the cause oil the sentry. whom they
deem TO have faithfully discharged his
dutE.
The result Of the court martial trist
Of the sentry has not yet been Ian
bounced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
ARCHB|SH0P'S
PALACE BOMBED
MEXICAN RADICALS
IN DESPERATE ACT
Plant of American Jewelry
Firm In Mexico City
Also Attacked

Mexico city. Feb. 6.-Thc residence
Of the Archbishop Of Mexico. the Most
Rev. Jose Mora. vas bombed early this
morning. About the same time bomb
was exploded AZ the entrance of n
building occupied by JuerEcnS & Co.
American manufacturers Of jcw"!r:.
There we're no casualties in either
case. These bomhrgs arc declared 10
ahvc been attempts At sabotage by rad
ral labor elements Vhic hfur some time
have assumed q threatening attitude.
Remnants OF rhc bombs were found.
and In both cases The fronts of the
buildings were cntir"!" wrecked.
The archbishop, because Of his en.r-
ce.iC stand against radi'.lism and his
activity in organizing catholic work.
men 20 combat the extremists. has re-
ccivcd many threats, eliminating III to-
days aggression.
The TWO bombs wH-c exploded short
~ before dawn. when Ter" were no
people about. vh;"i explains the lack
Of casualties. for the explosions were
OF great force.
JuHrEcnS 4 co. hhT" had labor trou-
bio for the past luu: months. and IA
consequence the factor" was closed
down tor wecks after refusal 10 Secede
10 the wnrkm"n'S demands. which In
GUIDED Il l0u percent increase IN wages
tg.talcrf have been active around
ire plant. the hIlding being plastcre3
with abuSil" literature dcnouncing the
owners as "inramously c"pital!si!C.'
and various attempts have been made
To hoist iro rcd hag over the factory.
After consultat.on with the depart
mcrt Of labor .! ine stat" OF Mexico
yesterday. the firm reiterated its re-
tuSal 10 aCCeGr 20 the mems demand
and WAS advised by the officials u
close down un,!! settlement could be
Effected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
TNO GREAT FLEETS Of AMERICAN
DREADNAUCHTS|N MIMIC BATTLE

States P.c:ic feet sailed for Panama
1T 6 O'Clock THIS evening after five d1y
".si'. to join the Atlantic feet for nsn.
ocuvCrS.
Prior 10 the departure OF the neet
Admiral Hugh s. Rodman came ashore
ard Visited tho governor OF the provinces
md thc mayor. expressing thanks tor
the hospitality accorded the Americans
during their stay. lie then retuSped to
the flagship New Mexico. winch led
the column out OF the harbor.
TIC spanish lnfantc. ternanto de
Bavcrn. pa id visit 10 admiral Rodmah
on board the New Mexico this morniEs.
The visitor was accorded a salute "f
twenty onr guns. After inspecting the
ship the Prince and Admiral Rodmsp
boarded launch and reviewed the oths:
vessels Of tie feet. .
Chilean Presidents Telegram. -s-
Santiago. Chile. Feb. 1.-The follows
ing cahiesram was sent 70 President
Wilson by rresiden; Alcsssndri .. OF
chile. today:
AT the. moment when the North
American Pacific feet leaves Valparaiso,
which | had the high honor OF reviewing
from the flagship OF the Chilean nect
feel il my duty 10 send you affcctioHate
greetings. ASSURING ) on lhdt lAS ''o'-
OF the officers and crews who were our
guests. and especially Admiral Rodman,
contributed in n high degree TO incrtase
:hc friendly sentiments Of tho Toysia-
mcnt and people Of Chile toward u
United States. constituting at the
time through nc culture and dlsttnosas
OF the visitors and the number
class OF the ships, new proof Of n1tesi
and moral greatness OF that nadSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
THEIR LINE OF TALK
RESULTED IN SEIZURE,
OF SMUGGLED GOODS

N"w York Feb. o-A ruSc by a dctec-
t.,~ aud the accidental ONcrnearIng Of
= conversation atop Il l:fth Avenue bus
caused raids on two $h:pS IN New York
NLrbor and tho SPin!rc "f more than
S"n.uD0 worth OF drugs on tho ono and
'. \ isncy, LAGOS. rcvo'NcrS and other
Gods on tIc other.
ThnmaS T. Rush. cuai"ms surveyor Of
'ie port. "aS riding Oh rhe top OF 4 bns
Last week aud overheard two incn II
cnnverS;tt.o OH say 1 waS An easy matter
{" Smuggl" goods or ships. lie found
the mon were connected with the steam
or Fort Pitt Fridge which arrived reG-
emily from Eigo, Spain, 4 searching
party wa& semi 10 the ship and under
several tuNsl of coal hfty one bottles
OF whIskey were found and in a cargo
several dollars worth OF laces. lingerie,
end other articles were stored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Is Held Up
By Bandits
LAWYER WHO TRIED
TO ESCAPE IS SHOT
Jewels of F ashionabl bly
Cowned Women Passed Up
In Favor of Cash

NcHarH. y. J.. Feb g Eighteen men
ana women. motoring early today from
he Ha:tuSrol 6o!f club AZ Springfield.
where 'hCv had hCen dinner guests o:
Thomas DrMcvoisr. councilman a. 'arC"
O; Summit. were held up and robbed
by three armed bandits who had blocked
the road with logs. tree branches. stones
and othr- obstacles.
Roher, s uusc Of Eliza beth. Il law
Yer. who tried to drive of. WAS shot by
one O: the robbers. Tho bullet broke h!'
arm.
Tho occupants &C tho Grs; automobile
TO reach the barrivadr were lined M
quickly and ;hc!- none" taken from
them. The robbers demanded cash only.
paying no attention 10 tho jewels worn
y. the faNhionably Sown"d women.
Similar tactics were employed With
the occupants o! the other cars. unit!
nj IN The party had yielded their money.
Th,. higMwaymcn then ordered James
II Thomas o. Elizabeth, S'ock broker.
70 dr!v" ;hcm away. Mrs, Thomas was
IN IL" car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
WILL ASK PEN WARDEN
FOR MURDERER'S RETURN
Criminal Court Now In Ses-
sion at Point Pleasant,
Meaning lmmedi-
ate Trial
RETURNED SLAYER
IN THE DEATH CELL
Dramatic Scene When
Roushs S Father Confronts
Griffith and ldenti-
hes Overcoat

A special grsnd jury win be con-
vsnsd n tho Mason county circuit
court at Point Pleasant, W. Va, to-
Cay to conrtder In Indictment against
". II. "Eolly" 9Hntth, DrAxoon eoun-
~ murders and desperate who made
his escape from the west Virginia
psnttsnttary, after mortany wound
ing Hsnry Lewis, the prison engineer.
The Mason county Srand jury viii
be convened TO consider an indict-
msne against Griffith on Q charge that
he murdered Ira Roush, - years old,
Of Antiquity. Ohio. Griffith 10 alleged
to have murdered young Heush after
getting hin, onto the Ohio river IN the
Rousn gasoline 6oat Zen Hur," under
the prst<nss that he wanted TO buy
the boat Announcement that tho
special grand jury wo1Id Be convened
rs roiAt rlsa satt today oamo from
EuHttngtcn In IN AS-oetatsd Press
aiStHteh last night.
CAlet Of Police @. C. pes, Of Point
f1tssAnt, who with relatives OF tie
rnufdsr victim. pettttonsd for the
special ssSdou OF the grand jury,
sasd they had unsarthsd sufficient svi-
dsnce TO secure tss indictment and
eonvicttoA OF Griffith, without quss-
ton.
10 legal forlnslitiss VIII bs nscss-
sary to secure the rsturu OF Griffith
TO NA-on county. tt wAS announced.
Following his Indictment, a request
Win Be n5GiA OF warden Terrell at
1Ioundsytlla who has authority to re-
tara the prisoner there for TRIAL.
The special session OF the grand jur!
viii convene at ninc O'Clock. when Chict
OF police Ritc and relatives Of ia" muir
derrd. man wifi be called 70 present thetI
evidence.
Court IN seEsion
Criminal court * now In session a,
PeInt Peasant ard no delay would oc'
cur in bringing Griffith to trial follow
Ing hts Indictment. 4 Is believed. II vii
not be necessary 20 have Griffith IN
Court u Indie; him.
states attorneys pointed out on III
othe- hand that tNr Marshall county
criminal court docs not meet unt
March and thai weeks would clap
before the noted criminal could b.
brought TO ,r'a. fo- tho murder OF Henry
Lewis. q fellow prisoner.
Wade RouSh. father o: 'he rlur6e'
victim. who Witnessed the return q? tht
prisoner -. MoundSv;lir on Saturda,
and d"cla~"d ne Goa: III" convict Wort
belonged "a MS murdered son. will az
rive In Point Pleasant a. an early hour
(conttnusd on Page Five.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Three Women Run Down
By Train and Killed
On Their Way TO Church

Pittsburgh, Ia. Feb. 6.-Three women
were killed. two OF them instantly, enrIy
tonight, when they wore run dows nE
rapfd1y moving cattle train. while
crossing the Pennsylvania ra!lroad
track on their way TO church at Railcy's
run near Creighton, eighteen tn9eS from
heee.
The Dead.
MRS. JOHN LEHMAN. aGHd 10 Years.
Of Creighton
MES. CHARLES MBkRGEE aged
G0 wears. Of Creighton.
MES. EMMA SMITH, aSed So Years,
TarcntunN.
Three children IN their parry had a.
ready crossed tho traci,.' and. Obvious
nf the fate of the women. proceeded 70
church where they later heard OF ~"
ace don't
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,,ai!o. peru. FOB 5--rh" Atlantic
fre.. led by Adrn.T4' Henry Il wilson's
IA sshtp Pennsylvania. sailed Tor fana-
ma this evening. to join the Pac!iic
ticet
Prior 20 The hrct's departure. l'rer-
ldent Augusta Ieguta reviewed 1t i"Tm
the cruiser .thn!rante Grau.
4 heavy fog. which hal oveThunS tho
ha.bor since tho arrival o: tho feet,
spoiled the vea:,ian fcst'N"! yesterday
evening, which. VITA the reception
aboard the flagship by Admiral WILSON
for Prrs;dcn, LHSuta. ended tho etAoor-
ate program OF entertainment.
During the course OF the reception
President TrEuia cmphaS:z"d the ahrc-
,!on o. In" Peruvian govern mont and
people for the United States. lie cI-
pressed grat!tud. that al IN" Peruvian
pa pers had been flIcd with expressions,
~ good will toward The United states
during the fleets Visit
Streaming southuard. the Atlantic
Sect expects 10 make contact with tn"
Pacific feet which lert Valparaiso At
abou, the same time mimic "ncoun-
tor under battle conditions !s expected
20 take place in almost The same waters
whore on November ]. 1910. Admiral
S.r Christopher Cradork's British squad
ron wa1 defeated BY tho German squad
ron commanded by Admiral Won Shre.
Following the sham engagement. the
United heetS will proceed 20 Panama,
manocvurirE enrout.. II il c1reetcd thcy
arrive about February 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
K. OF c. TO PRESENT
PORTRAIT or PERSH|NG

rhnads,sEat: re6' ScICypon III itis ~ -.
ques, OF ;lrr war department ard th"
French government, Supreme, Knigh:
James A..sFlahcrty, announced p-day
that the kr'Ehts nf Columbus have d" .
cided 70 have a special portrait painted
~ General John J. rcrshinF. comman-
drr-;n-ch!et OF tn" y. +. r.. to he hung
IN the lnvalidcS. Paris. whiCh contains
the tomb of Napoleon l.
The al..Nd governments vi" present
portraits o. thc.- cate! commanders.
This honor frnn the l'rrncG government
IL the highest ever awarded an Amrr:-
can. as only portrait OF Frances great
est national figure .,?" Duns n the In
validcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
PRESIDENT WILSON REFUSES TO INTERFERE &.
IN THE RAIL LABOR SITUATION; REFERS 5
UNIONS TO TWO CONSTITUTED BODIES
Points Out Provisions OF the
Transportation Act Cover
ing the Situation Inter
ference On President S Part
Would Be Unwise

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.--I'rcS:Ccnt Va.
CON ;odav refused the request "t '"''
road labor union r"rreSenta tiN"' tli,'N II.
railroad executives. claims
before the railroad l3bor board ihai t.ie
carriers nat, = Adjust wages or tace u" n"
ruptcy, Hc also declined I" submit the
matter To congress.
Thc President set forth this position
on the appeals mad" Ia him. II ''.r-
gram addressed Jointly I" two 81 N"
railway labor unions and TO III" a>S"r'a-
t!nn of Hallway Executive. who ALSO h;tH
sem n communication to thr Nh''f
House.
Conlldtncr was expressed h. the pres
dent that all questions "'aHn- WY"
-a,Iroad labor and narnAErE7sni might ne
l+fi satisfactorily 10 the two o""IeS en-
trusted under the transportation h''
With such rnattcrs---:nc railroad '"h"'
hoard End the Interstate commerce COM
mission. He accordtnglr informed tHe
labor and carrier repre- IcntHti'rS 'HH'
hn w. submitting copies ar te!rgrah'H
received from them n these h""'e[ u
che only aS!rn deemed n"ccSSary.
The President Telegram.
The presidents telegram read -
follows: ,
u have carefully ronSidrred the
ycve7;.! tr'ryrnms addressed I" IN"
dealing with the lrhor questions ana
railroad management now under con
sidcratIom hy the railroad labor board
in Chicago.
The transportation act approved
February 2S. lH@0. IN "r'At"r eHicN'
thar any previous lAG!slat on. places
al questions dealing with finances
and rajlroad lnauarcmc-t and n""e%-
s,ry rates under the jurisdiction "'
tic interstate commerce commission
hcrcc aIl questions Involving inc 'N
r.r.c oS orcrs ton. ~" necessities or
I'm, railroads. and The amount OF
,.a,,v necessary 10 secure I'll" Sac-
rcss"lI! operation thereof. arc no"
uad,r tnr jurisdict Of the commits
yio1. At .hN sar1e t!'no. n" act place"
al, 0ur~;io>I rf ti%out~ hetwc~r car
-!ers ard their ON o,0yrrs and saboT-
d:naic ocflciaiS under the Jur:Edict!on
.No~%JnnaA on Pare T0n.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Series Of AnbuSCddeS
In Dublin; Many Bombs
Thrown at the Military

Ee.faSt. Fch 6.--Duh!!n dispatches
todav revealed that ON Saturday that
city experienced sensation when loud
explosions md continuous rotleys. re-
se;nh;ng :tr sounds Of n battle Oh L
small Sckie. became audible from tfe
distant Sub2rilS. !; turned out that three
ainbushes had occurred. one of which re-
suited In the killing of four year old
child '"'.
The first ambush vas in the neigh
bornood Of Mcrr!on square. shortly be-
;orr s o'clock. Explosions which shook
some Of the Older houses 10 their toun-
dat!oas were followed ny fus!lladcs Of
ri!,c ard revolver tlrr. The inhabitants
sought refuge IN their cellars. while
ne-Sons in tho street were stampcded
hy the firing. Wha: had happened was
that three horlhS were flung at 4 lorry
fllcd with soldiers. THIS precip!tated an
exchange o; shots which lasted scvcTa!
minutes w!thnu; affect except for the
wound!nS o. two civilians by bomb
sp!'ntcra.
The second ambush occurred Oh the
Suuth Side o. The city where two mill
tary lorr:es wrrc bombed and there was
similar brisk exchange OF firing. 4
CHILD Of tnu" y":,ri was shot through
80 hrad. ana %onEn was VouHCcu
"rG tal;Sr - " hospital.
The third ambush occurred at Mn"
r NJ when two military lorries were
attacked 4; Eathmnr~. in the Southern
suburbs. in 80 vicinity OF rho Catholic
chapel. An officer Of The D'!litsry was
sliEh,ly wounded and SON" c!v!lians. m
Guiding 4 boz. rrrc!T"d un:i >o"tant In
jurieS.
TIL" report fro'H DUhH7 castle claims
ta.t vcrc-u' civ :l!a"s verS Hi IN the
affair Il; M--r!oN square. i've civilians
\ the South Side incident and Two
Young men IN the Ralhm!nes emcou ter.
New Castle ALSO reports that near
Clonmr: patio! of the Devon regiment
discovered bod Of civilians preparing
mn ambush. sHirnish which followed
resulted IN the killing Of c!v!lIa'E -pd
the wound!ng Of a military scrEean-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
UNKNOWN MAN VICTIM
OF A TERRIBLE FATE

Monroe. Ia. Feb. 6.-An un!d"Hili:ed
white man. nudp and dying. his saul!
crushed and his flesh, burned from
his waist down was found today N
,hr woods n"Xr here. The man. believed
lv local officers 20 have como hers
FROM houston. TrNaS. died Without re-
gaining consciousness.
r.y:drrcr ;Eat cnnl Of had been Dou~-
ID on his body was found hy officers
ard q Snouldr-ing fire near Wh"r" 'hs
wa7 vas found indicatc ed that tn" man
had been thrown on u.
Tattoo marked "W J." and m" nam:
&c II. Coleman" 4 Houston. T"NaN, nat
firm. In ,hr hal band. 1er" the on'y
rarks &C Identification that could b"
found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Dry SIeuths On Trail
Of Fake medicines

New York. Feb. 6-A Va" on contents
o. n1teHt medicine perium" and ha:r
ton !c bottles. Nrenared for tho Ice "heN'
rsthr- tnan th~ w"L'"ire cabinet or
dressing table. hnS nHeA started 10y
enforcement agents here.
Thrv ?rr being aided ia the.r tnrc~tss-
ion ~ leading drug - Ss"ctat.ons.
OFFICIALS said in-right 'NHt last year
n~arl" $4,000. 00n gallon o. grain Slco-
hoi were consumed n ~ manuthctu'H
g? these articles. or m .nCrcaS" Of more
,lHn 500 rrr cont over prc-nar days.
During the las; y"ar hundreds or rev
inI,ics have appeared on In" marEct
whose oa.. excuse FOR manufacture. Gu
fnrcemcnt goats sa!G. j. 20 rcr!eaiSh
pr!IS'" ato'"s CT beverage
liquors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
NEW CREEK CABINET
HAS BEEN FORMED

Athens. Ith. >. -- After conference
lasting n. da% Saturday between King
Constantine ard the party leaders, II
was announced shortly after midnight
tha; NJ kalaGcropoulos. minister Of
hnanc" in the EhalIis cabinet. who had
been entrusted with the task Of forming
Il H'w ministry. had completed IL for
ma ton.
Mo-; Of IL" members OF the Few
ministry served undor tho !.haIlis
premiership. on" uc IN" new mon is
N!rko!aus Theo:ok!, formerly minister
10 GERMAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Moorish Pirates Hold
Spaniards for Ransom
Penalty of Noncompliance
Selling Of Mere Boys
Into Slavery

AsnllG, Morroco, Feb. 6.-Jos Sanrd,
captain OF the Spanish vsssal San
Jose. returned 10 this port with his
ship today, altar having been held in
captivity by tho Mocrs since January
20, whom Moorish rebels seized and
sacked his vessel on the coast OF
Penon de vels1, southeast OF CsutA.
Captain sallud was released upon con-
dttion that he send his former captors
O ransom Of 1000 pesetas and . supply
OF modern rides, on penalty Of having
his son, Francisco, IL years old, be-
ing sold into slavery by the Moors.
together with sailor, 9uiuermo
Munock, who was captured At the
same time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
Irregularities Now
Charged In City Record
Of Automobile TheftS

New York. reA. G.-''harE"S Of 'r-
reSuiar.t.cS in the ro,!c" records con
corning ;hr rccovcrr and restitution Of
stolen automobiles wcr" mad" har" to-
C.v lr Assistant DtSt-ict-Attorncy
James T.. Smith Working IN ronJun"-
ton with former Governor Whitman IN
liz !nvcsttEation Of graf; in the CIT"
G"rartmNnts. Smith ~pc II IN" creator
rar, oc tho day In studying record h"ok'
o: the lost property department: of the
POLICE department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
j, s. TRANSPORT .
TOWED To PORT

New York. Feb. 6.--Thc America n
transport C1nt!nEny. which '"ft her"
SATURDAY for Antwerp. reported by radio
carly today that she had been disabled
by tho bIrstinE OF her low pressure
turbine thirty miles east OF Fire Island.
4 radio message received lat" todu>
sad the Cantisny had been taken n
tow by two tugs sent 70 her a"S'Sian""
and was being brought back to port for
rar;Lra. On board are 10 n'eSrnGHrf.
including army officers and their wives
and few enlisted men bound for the
American army of occupation in CO.
.onT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
WASHINGTON VISITORS.

Special DISpatch 10 the IntclligcDcer.
Washington. d. g.. Feb. 6.---Reoent
visitors IN The Cdp.ts!: Harold d.. Mat
thews. of Iarkcrs OurE. former captain
IN the army and an American Legion Of
firnr. vino c:ime h-rc To talk With the
We; Virginia members over lce!s.o ton
proposed wh,rh the Legion IL backing:
rranh Krcnry. president Of District -,
Cha-l"Si"i,. lu!ted Mine W"r"cT:. "ho
- h~r" urg.ng that tgc "rn."; pas" u
resolution 10 iay"Stisat" cond! Tons IN
rhc M.mSo coal t!tlds: 1Hd Captain IL.
{. ,iet2Ganncr. ui Cha rlcs Town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
GERMANSFAC
SOVIET THREAT.
MOVEMENT STARTED
IN BAVARIAN CAPITAL
Headed By Student Volun-
teers. and Declared to Be
Making Headway

Berlin, Feb. s.--Artlolss urging the
student volunteers 20 proclaim
Soviet government are being printed
BY the Hsut Yettung, the Bolshevik
orran At Munich, It Is announced in
Munich dispatches.
The VoSsisehe EsitunE takes . ser
ious view Of the student movement,
which It declares Is developing rap
idly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
COLUMBUS MANS
DIAMONDS SEIZED

New York, Feb. 6.--Two diamond SOL
i;airc rings. appraised at $4,000. were
seized by customs officers here tonignt
after an examination OF the personai
effects Of William II. Litchford, hotci
rropric,or OF Columbus. Ohio Who ar
r,vsi hc:n few hours previously a.
q MESSENGER on the steamship Ryndam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
HARDING BOAT
MAKES Up TIME
President-Elect to Play Golf.
Today, and Reach St.
Augustine Tomorrow

Ormond. Beach. Fla, Feb. S. - The
hou,c-hoat Victoria. bringing Persident-
elect Harding back TO 81. Augustine,
from his Iacation cruise. made up Jost
time toda, az shc ncarod the end OF her
nm. When she stopped for the night
she Was twenty miles south OF Ormond
and about days sailing from per
destination.
Plans of the party were uncertain
tonight. bu; IL is possible tomnrrOws
run may be interrupted TO permit
game Of golf here or at Daytnnia. IL
such a stop is made the prcsidsnt-elect
vii probably not reach St.tAugustsse
until Tuesday.
The only stop made today was ~
Trusvtile. vhere Senator WAitef-4sq9s
Of New. Jersey. joined the hoase.poeS
party rs n guest OF his colleague. Scnh-
Tor Joseph FrelinGhuyscn. owner Of the
N.ripriJ.