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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

In Il recent Talk | told you that had
an excellent description Of the marvel
Gus class OF people who can spend none
without having il. written by the A.
most as marvellous class who can have
money without spending it, Here il Is.
in the shape Of Il letter from 4 Letter
friend:
Dear Ruth Cameron:
Isn't ii queer that som" women must
look down on others who dress piair,
while the clothes they wear are paid for.
though homc-Inad" perhaps" And those
women Snohs wear fancy. indecent
clothes. not paid for, and have the nerve
ia citiCizc decent styles. Men don't .Icl
that way towards other fellows. Even if
the suit they wear isn't paid for, they
have a friendly halo for Il fellow that
isn't dressed up.
Isn't il queer that factory workers
with good salaries are mostly br"k"
when slack times come and have almost
everything they wear and have III the
house Oh easy payments?
Well, Don't Know.
."Isn't il queer that some folks VII"
dress plain and live in n plain shack
.,.ye a bank account. while others live
.u .NpcnSiVe apartments in luxury, ana
every cent goes for payments to Keep
IN hot air with others?
"A woman I knew. used 10 Eear
vcO and hat to 70 out washing. Shc
tnnuEht she fooled the neighhorS but
one day the rent didn't show up so ask
hrr for the rent and then she related I"
mo her story--that she was forced 10 9"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
rA1RMoNTER CHARGED WITH
VIOLATION OF MANN ACT

Baltimore. Md. Ian. G5.-Arrcstcd to-
day as he was leaving his boarding
house. Charles Mion, 81 years old. Fair
mont. W. Va, WAS charged with viola
ting tn, Man act.
Miiou said he had just sold a factory
in Farmout and had come 10 Baltm"r"
TO elbow" he money.
Esther Hrand, - years old. OF Nor
Gan,own. ". Va. ais" under arrest. ad-
r,i;,cd coming hero with Milon and said
ti.t; she was not his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
SENT UP BY U. S. JUDGE;
KILLED BY U, S, TRUCK

Chicago, Jan. %5.--William T.. M"'."I -
ern-'Big Bill" McGovcrn. a he *
known in the undcrworld--wi not have
10 pay 5000 in hn"s and >"rv" to-
years In the Bridewcll for running th'
Liberty Inn wide open in dcilanC" of II"
dry laws.
big Rill' was struck and fatally in
juret to-day by q United States mail
truck ~ Wells street and ChI"aE" ave
nue.. He died on tho operating ,nhia ~
the Polytechnic hospital.
The irony of fate was commented GA
almost with superstition IN TIA" circles ia
which he had moved. That he should
have been killed by a Government truck
after having been sentenced by r''i"rY'
Judge Lands struck tn" d~n!I"nS " ih"
underworld as strang" C"inc!d"ncN
big Bill" was once ? political power ~
the East Chicago avenue T''.y" district
Frank g. SChriucr. The dr.'"r "f -.
truck. was no: hold. The accident, -"
said was unavoidable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
TO PROMOTE COOPERATION.

New York. jar. @j..-!;"pr'~"m'atiT"s
Of the various interests engaged in IN"
building and construction industry met
here to-day and laurrh"d movement
to ESTABLISH Z permanent conference IL
the New York district ln pr"ro'" go
operation and study the pr"h."ms that
affect the industry.
REPRESENTATIVES, 0r a"'h organized
labor AMI the "mHu"y.ig "t'."s'% ar-
proved TIA" play t"-,... .,..j p'"de'd ihc'r
n-nrlt ~. inn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
PROPOSALS.

L. 6. Engineer office. Wheeling. ".
Va.-Slructural Steel. Forgings. steel
Castings, Etc.-Sealed proposals Will be
time). January 81. 1921. and then opened:
for furnishing and delivering structural
steel. forgings, steel castings, etc. FOR
trestles. aprons and horses for Dams on
kanawha River. Information on appli-
cation 1890 s-2526
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
MALE OF FEMALE HELP WAITED.

WANTED-Couple willing to be married
on stage OF Fenray Theatre. Martina
Ferry. Wednesday. February 16. 1921. At
T:30 d. m. Must he bonafide wedding
For particulars apply at office Of Fenray
Theatre or make appointment by phone,
Martins Ferry $50. ja-17-21t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

LosT-Gold wrist watch with initials
u. L. on back. At noon Friday. be-
tween Stone & Thomas and Geo. II.
Shook Co. Finder please return to this
office or call 3274-M and receive re-
ward. ja-22-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
wANTED-MALE

wANTED-Local branch manager foI
Wheeling anG surrounding territory
Appointment opan to-day only. See Mr.
Lindsey, Room lis Hotel Mcclure.
ja-2S-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
wANTED-G

wANTED-Good stenographer, man pre-.
ferred. excellent opening and chance
for advancement for one who can quail
ify. Reference required. Apply x. care
lntelllgencer. ja-24-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
Po1 SALE.

FOR sAIE-One hundred tons Of light
cable fence wire. No sales made less
than one thousand POUNDS. HerHap
strauss, 3eth and Chapline ST., phone
1890 Wheeling. ta-Ze-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

Losr-Sunday evening. on Mounds
Vile car, photograph. Reward for
return to Wheeling Traction waiting
room, 10th and Main St. ja-24-i .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
wANTED-AGENTS

wANTED-Large manufacturer wants
agents to sell hosiery. underwear,
shirts. dresses, skirts, waists, shoes.
clothing, etc. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills, sos Broadway. New York
d-1-eowed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

FOE IENT-6 roomed house, garden,
COW pasture. 7. E. Bowman, Clinton,
w. Va. Phone Woodsdale ZOO R IL.
ja-24-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
FARM FOR SALE.

FOE SALE-A No. I farm OF ls2 acres
with good buildings, for sale cheap &c
quick buyer. For further Information
call on or address F.. r. Manning, Wells
hurg., W. Va ja-25-p-3t-Wky
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
wAMTED-To IRNT.

WANTED-Modern five or six room
and bath, house or apartment, central.
~ located in Wheeling. No children.
Call Martins Ferry 339-W. ta-22-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
LOST AID FOUND.

LosT-Airedale dog. one year old. Re-
turn 10 2134 Chapline ST.. or call 245Q
and receive reward. Ja-2S-tf =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

FOR EENT-Large office room on sec
ond floor Intelligenccr building. Pos
session at once. Apply lntelligencef
office. ja-s-tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

SINAI, frame house on National Road.
,'::y. ) rooms; handy TO heart of city:
$4,000, cas-. Balance N payments
Price, $4,000
Small house. SO ). Wabash: rooms.
Lot 25xl@o ft.......... Cash, Sl.3oo.o 90
Beautiful Farm site. fronting on Ma
tional Pike near ST ClatrsYille o., - -
acres IL acres in orchard. All kinds e
fruit: last years apple crop was $500
bushels. See rs for price.
Lots in Southern Warwood--price tea-
sonable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
FOR Rent.

FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms On Island, 1St floor, coal and
gas for fuel, no objection. to children.
Apply 1929 Chapline ST. ja-25-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
A Rare
Opportunity
NORTH
MAIN
Street
BUILDING
S575O.OO

T his property,
consisting of a COM
bination store room
and residence, is Of
fered for a short
time at this attrac-
tive figure. 1t IS
well located and de-
sirable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

MANY 4 successful BUSINESS has been
hui}t on 4 CoLur.l' ion Of lnt"ll!gcur"r
Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
Or. Guthrie Expects to Reply.

None of the tErv" ciCrgymen VIII" were
criticized by the Rev. Gustav Cars
Jensen. rector Of Holy Rood Epscopa,
church, in his sermon Sunday. WAS vii
ling to make n direct reply yesterday. 1t
was indicated, however. that the Roy
DR.. William y. Guthrie uC 81. Marks
Second avenue and Tenth street, will
have Il statement TO make today in ref
erence TO DR.. CarstenSens remarkcs W
Guthrie and the Rev. DR.. Percy StiCkney
Grant. rector of the Church OF the AS
censon. were referred to as men toll
Grant Of error and lawlessnesA
who openly deny the faith they have
sworn to defend" Or Karl R".land OF
st. Georges church. who WAS termed
"Pcck's Bad Boy, who deserves n good
spcnking," could not be reached ut his
home yesterday. Members of his house
hold said that he had no statement TO
make.
While DR.. Grant would not discuss d.
rectly the criticism laid 2t hiS door by
Dr.. Christensen, he declared that II the
clerical leaders OF the separate parishes
are crihbed. cabiued and confirmed by
restrictions Of narrow and conser!a-
tive sort, there can he no progress in
the church. He reaffirmcd tho views
expressed in his sermon OF January lG.
ION Electin a. Bishop" TO which Dr.
Christensen by implication objected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
BISHOP
WEDNESDAY MAY
BRING DEADLOCK

HrU York, Ian. 2i.--Wh:ie Il - pre-
,Ii,i.d that as many as eight church
anon VIII be placed in nomination. as
Candidates 80 succeed tho late Bishop
lnnr't- :. Eurrh ut the special l:r'sco-
TIA d:n,.,~av convention summoned :"
,,,nc, tomorrow murn.ng in the tathed-
rat ii -. JOAN the DlV n. II - ronSid-
..rr,. q certainty th,u the sentiment oil
,ly end G"riral delegates viii lie take"
before the midday adjournment. rms
sentiment is expected L. show "."2r!!
,l1; tin, leaders are the Rev. ny. ErncSl
N S;:r,s. rector Of -. Thunr;,SS :; tho
Kew Dr. Charles l.. Sialtcry. rector 81
trace Church. and the Rev. lr Will
lam y. Manning. rector If Trinity
church.
Tsc name Of Dean ROuSnaniGr II ST.
paurS Cathedral. Boston. Viii lie pre-
S,,ntcd and 49, IS SAID to have Such
strength that 4 prolonged contest Will
Load To his becoming a form!dahl" coz
didate Thr nomination Will include pF.
MILO II. Gates. vicar 81 tn" 'htp". %
the lnterSeSSion.
As Holy Communion and the memoir
"a, service for Bishop Burrh vii! occupy
the greater part Of IA" morning Il"
more than one la! lot will y" lak"n' -
IS said. before $50 O'Clock. tho time '"'
the first ADJOURNMENT Of tn" "l"'ii""
meeting. Many declare tu"t inc 80
urcSSiou on tho first Vot" VIII be OK
pross;yr o. the conclusive ballot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
j. 8. MARSHALS
ARE INDICTED
Charged With Assisting In the
Transporting Of Whiskey
Through Ohio


cleveland. o.. Jan. "i.-Ni'H"'"' L.
Gov;1 and Benjamin II. Linden. "'pu'"E
IA the Office OF United States MarHn"' ~
PITTSBURGH. aud four other men were 49,
Iictcd by the fedora! grand jury i''
day on charges for violation OF lhe VIZ
-,"ad law. Tire" secret indictments
u,st were returned.
Others named IN the indictment are
,~har!rS Fisher. I'cr"r Rebel alias 1sa-
.ilrr.., I;ognlsky JoSrT,n Briner and J. NJ.
Iu,rr,nar
Th. .nS.ctmont contains tire" sepa-
RAJ, cuunis-!ll>gal possession Of whis-
key. transporting without a license. ana
,rl,in.. Tho counts also charge that
tho whiskcv WIS distilled in the East
p,nnsyly;,.tll dis,i.,rrv a Pittsburgh
ard was inspected May ~. three days
t.for. the S.x,", w. ar"rat"I.
The Arrests.
The. arrests were made nea- N"unEs-
town OH May ID. by Fedora! PROHIBITION
Agent j.. y. Brown and Sheriff Len
Morris. ~ Mu90u.mr county, when, It IS
alleged, 49, H'l' attempted |" ''""Nl''
700 ,r<.. containing 900 gallons OF
IL, mice y::isn"v into OAin from litts-
hur...
E,viGnr.y presented I" N" grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

srEGER-On Tuesday. January 20, is.t;
al IL o'clock y. ni.. at the nome, 9Sts
woods street. RAYMOND EAhL
STkHiER, infant son OF Earl ana H'e1
Steger.
-, o'clock D. m. Friends OF the
FAMILY respectfully invited. Inter.
men, Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
SECURITY TRUST CO., Agent
1143 .Earket st.

rtns-Bus Not On the square-Far-
nne- Jenkins brought his new diver in
10 town one day and left il IN the pub
I've square
Hey. there" yellot the traffic cop,
Won can't park your car here"
'ITha. yo3 got ;Hns syn 10 ror.
hen: bon, !: Say Fine i"- Parking
Au,v.neanes- y y Eay':h:esS Jr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
Voting Order Designated.

All plans fer tho convention proc "
ure have bccu s"mpictcd. Following
the service the Rev. Charles n. GlIocr''
secretary e the standing committee
will call the meeting u order III SEh""
Hall. Following tho. custom "f m"
church. tho oldest clergyman IN point
Of ordination - the diocese will h"
elected temporary chairman. TIL" rev
Stephon +. Holmes OF PlcaSantvill"
Will hold this office. Ii - predicted
hat the Roy. Harry Fierce Nichols rec
tor Of Holy Trinity church. Will be
uarncI permanent chairman.
Tn clergy and the laity VIII N"t"
separately. Each clerical d"lcs"'' vii!
have one vote. The lay Delegations
Crom each parish. whether that dcleEa-
tton consists Of three or moro. will
have on" vote. One hundred and SIXTY
So, ell pavish"rs will east ballots. Rep
rosentatives from missions. Of which
there are approximately thirty-seven.
will cast one-half vote. AS each order
-laity and clerEy-votcs separately.
the winning candidate must have 4
majority OF each order 10 be declared
elected.
The convention will decide whether
nominating addresses outlining the
special fitness uf ca"h cand.d.,l" viii b"
permissible. 1t may rule That the
name OF n" candidate must be pre-
scented without euloEiSt!c Introduction.
If nominating and second'ng addresses
are permitted they viii be limited u
few minutes. II wIS said yesterday
IN informed circles thai the Rev. George
Z. Van de Water, rector Of III" Charch
Of the Beloved Disciple. will nominate
Or StireS: that the Key. IL Percy Sill
yer. 0'tor OF the Church % Incarna-
ton. Will present tn. name OF Or Stat
tory. and th"i pr. Manning will be
dominated by Dr. John =. Peters. rec
tor emeritus It -. MicnaelS's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
DIED

PLEMING-On Tuesday, January ~,
North Wheeling hospital. MAXI
FLEMING
The remains have been removed 20 tns
cathedral residence. Thirteenth anu
Kyron streets. Funeral notice mere
q after.
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
Federal Church Council
Gives Out Armistice
Day Prayer.

The following Mcssoge' has
been issssd BY the Fsdral Council
of the Churches Of Christ w
America 10 be read IN the churches
in their services on Arnistios Day,
tomorrow:
"In bringing the body Of the
unknown soldier TO our national
cemetery we symbolic our un-
dying gratitude TO him and To
all whom he represents.
but this Ia not only q day of
sacred and grateful remembering
of those who gave themselves for
their country and the cause TO
which their country pledged its all.
II 10 a day when, turning from this
fresh-made grave, we face the re-
sponsibility which their suffering
and sacrifice have made ours. That
responsibility. heightened by the
fact that God has prospered US
beyond other peoples, has prompted
us TO invite the leading nations to
confer as to how the suffering,
struggling peoples of the earth
may be relieved Of the crushing
loads of armament and the suspi-
cions and fears and snimosities en-
gsndered by colossal military and
naval equipment.
"Let us pray that Gods bless
ing, resting in special measure on
this memorial day, may mark the
beginning Of a new era In human
history. Let US pray that Amer
ica, az a nation, may be filled with
the spirit Of that great Leader Of
mankind who taught that men
should love their enemies and that
service Is the true way Of great
ness and Of life"
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
DEMOCRATS IN
ARL|NGT0NC0,
REGAIN POWER
Virginia District That Gave
Harding Majority Sends
Smith to Assembly.
Photos by International.

CLARENDON. Va, Nov. 1C.-Ar-
lington county has swung back into
the Democratic column. The plural
ity given Senator f. Lee Trinklc,
who was elected governor Tuesday
over Col. Henry w. Anderson, was
275. county officials stated today.
Mrs. Mary Morris Lockwood, the
Republican nominee for the assembly
from Arlington county and Alexan.
dria city, was defeated by Charles
Henry Smith, Democrat. by 339 votes.
Last year, in the national election,
President Harding received a ma
iority of Ill votes.
Colonel Anderson carried only two
precincts out Of eight in the county.
They were Carnes School and Cherry.
dale. In the former his majority
was fifty and in the latter 1t amount
ed to only three votes. On the same
ticket with Colonel Anderson, Mrs.
Lockwood carried only one precinct.
Cherrydale, by sixty-three votes. Mrs.
Lockwood lost her home precinct of
Clarendon by 141 votes, the total
ballot being 24S for Smith, 107 for
Mrs. Lockwood.
The total ballot by precincts. as
given out at the county court house.
follows.
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
YEAST BEST
when TAKEN
WITH IRON
If Weak, Thin or Rundown
Try This New Treatment
in Tablet Form-Watch
the Quick Results.

Hverysn. has heard OF the apparent
wonders performed by yeast in rsstorins
thin. sickiy. and run-down people to
more surprising results are brought whom
yeast 10 taken With iron the great blood
builder
snssmie, and all rundown are rsssinins
their strength and health almost as ~ by
magic through this remarkably effective
combination OF tonic. And the best OF
which are so disasreesbie to many.
The preparation In which thsss two
ls known as Ironised Yeast. This oon-
tsins highly concentrated brewers yeast
which 10 far more effective than ordi-
i% nary yvl,.min.. Canine % S,.%ias: Sfa a. enfi .li
Science has found TO be so absolutely
.s os. of 70 tscs ss psi sS:,.
are lacking In most OF our commonest
foods--and that 10 why go many OF us
BECOME siokly and rundown.
ssast.d. Il your FOOD has no tsst. for
you or n you ar. irri,ssi., thin, pale,
mi. nS.'Gs s.m.ps.S,. ri new tonic ,no'n' 'n'' "y
Irenised Yeast will In most cases brins
q decided improvement within three
%Ssdy nude eompi.sioss Si,hin ten ssy. Gr FROM S
.ssi IL is doing fsr people '''" T"
rS s;Ssff Si s..P In P,.nS insn.S sSs' Il. o.:s et .
no more per dos. than common Yeast.
Each package contsIns 10 days tr..trn. .nt
and cost. only n.ss-or jp:t lee day.
package. Msds by the Ironip~d Yeast
Company, Atlanta. o.
s~ud 81 all g~sd arus stores s~~h - shs
reoplss Drug et~veA.
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
POSTM|STREsS
IS INDICTED AS,
SLAYER OF man
Expected That Finding Will Be
Returned to Circuit Court
Judge lmmediatsb.

ORLANDO. Fla. Nov. io.-A true
bill having been ordered by the
Orange county grand jury late yes
terday afternoon In the case OF Lena
M. T. Clarke, former postmistress.
charged with the murder of Frederick
A. Miltimore, II was expected that
the findings OF the jury. together
with the indictment. would be pre-
sented TO Judge C.. o. Andrews. sit
ting in the fall term OF the circuit
court. soon after court opened today.
b. M. Patterson. the tsxicab driv-
er. who is held under $1,000 bonds as
an accessory before the fact In the
Miltimore case, and who drove Miss
Clarke from West Palm Beach TO
Orlando on the fatal day. was ques-
toned a few minutes during tbs
probe.
1t is believed insanity will be Miss
Clarke's plea.
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
ROYALTY. TURNS
OUT TOATTEND
LANDRU' S TRIAL
Greek Princess Among spsots-
tors-Stats Falls to InoimL
nate Defendant.
NJ Intsrnstisasi Nsws Services.

VERSAILLES, Nov, 10.-With q
pose OF hyper -sentility and sailsntry
as his shields of defense. Henri
Landru, called the "Blusbeard OF Gam
hais." on trial for the alleged murder
OF ten women and q boy. today con
tinued to parry the cross-examination
thrust by the prosecutor and trial
Judge when the case wss resumed.
Accounting for the strange coliec.
ton Of household goods. brought into
court from his little cottage. by sta1@-
msnt that he was secondhand
dealer. and refusing to tell what be-
came OF the women he dealt with -
not even to save his own head from
peril-Landru held 1T would be tbs
acme of dfscourtesy and breach Of
confidence TO tell anything about his
women customers" and % informed
the court.
Sable -cioaked women from fashion
able Paris again motored to this sub
urb today to hear testimony. Even
royalty--Princess George Of Greece
being the most conspicuous visitor -
has attended the hearings.
Landru has sphrnsd the offer OF
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
CHINA To TURN
BAY0NETS| INTO
FISHING POLES
Disarmament Problem Solved
As Japanese Put FIowery King
dom's Navy Into Use.

Limitation OF naval armament is
about to be accomplished for China
without the aid OF the Washington
conference, according to advices here
today from Tokyo.
Chinese men-of-war Of the future
will drop. not depth bombs and tor
pedoes. but seines and hoop-nets.
and the Chinese bluejacket will
brandish the relatively unwarlike
fishing-rod instead OF the menacing
cutlass or boarding pike.
"If they won't fight. make 'em
fish, is apparently the new policy
OF the navy department. officials
of which are said to have determined
to make the navy self.supporting "
Japanese financiers, the reports
state, have practically concluded an
agreement with the Peking govern.
ment. whereby the 40 900 odd tons
Of more.or-less warcraft constituting
the Chinese navy shall be converted
into a fishing fleet. More than
$500, 900 already has been expended
In "pacifying" the governors Of
China's seven coastal provinces and
higher officials of the navy depart.
ment, II Is asserted.
These officials have agreed to sum-
mon the vessels to Picking. where II
is planned to reveal the new order
OF things TO the officers and men
and bring about their cooperation
in the novel scheme for reorganizing
China's fishing industry
The Japanese promoters estimate
they will get return Of about
IS, 900 900 year from the new ens,r.
prise, OF which 40 per cent is to be
used TO keep provincial and central
government officials 'pacified," 30
per cent II to be divided among the
officers and men, and the remaining
80 per cent to the Japanese finan.
ciers who incidentally will gain the
whip hand in the fishing industry of
China
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
HUSBAND "PARSlMONIOUS,"
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE

John @. Kelly. against whom
Leash Kelly today filed suit in the
District Supreme Court for 4 limited
divorce and alimony. rs parsimoni-
Gus In his dealings with her, calling
her to account for the small sums
which he doled out to her at rare
intervals" according to the plaintiff,
represented by Attorney j. p. Ryan.
The wife alleges cruelty, desertion
and non-support and charges her
husband has compelled her to live
with his parents who are extreme
ly hostile TO her"
The couple were married In this
city November 20, 1918. and have no
children.
The Washington times., 1921-11-10

French authorities 10 give fun assist.
snce of the secret service department
In locating the missing women. the
prisoner holding II very bad manners
and quite unthinkable for the govern
ment to seek persons who did not
wish to be found. .lr r....
Unable TO gain from the witness any
admissions concerning Nine. Cuchet
and her son. two of his alleged VIZ.
Tins. the prosecution today was 10
proceed with examination on the other
cases. o. .,.s.. ..I
30 far but little discriminating evt.
dence has been presented by the state
against Landru
The Washington times., 1921-11-10
SHOALS ELECTRIC PLANT
LEASED TO POWER CO.

Secretary Of War Weeks today an
nounced that dam No. and the power
plant attached, at the Muscle Shoals
nitrate plant, in Alabama. has been
leased temporarily to the Alabama
Power Company.
The lease. the Secretary said. Ia
revokable on thirty days notice. The
terms of the lease call for the pay
ment to the Government Of $4,000
month and 2 cents per kilowatt hour
for power developed.