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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
UNSK|LLED LABOR'S
CAUSE IS PRESENTED
TO LABOR BOARD

chicago. May t.-Ih"Ad.nE 'A''' ~"
j. :. "cuns,aut struggle. with ~" on"S
AGAINST th"n,." for III" unSk.t.cd E'h"r
ON n. railroads. Ge"rG" Easily. VIC"
pr.sidrnt ct th- brotherhood oi N2'.W"F
AND StramShin CLERKS. Freight Handlers
and Str;i"r Employees. to-day uTEcu IN"
r;ilrcal lahur board TO refuse any Nde'
rclrr;ion At this time.
",;trit.. newer goes r"ld ana HHh@'E'
MIR. Easily sad. "r"p!'"i IS never ""'
OF q lob unless il wants to be-.
"W. ar" here. pleading IA" ranS' ~
human baings who need food. "'"lh'hH
md shelter every day Of N" year L"
them. tho spectre Of urcmrl"yin"n' - -
ghost that i never laid. To i''h. =
I!rr,renca Of 4 f"w cents an h"ur - IN"
d3Iferrnc" between bare "NlStcN'" an"
decent living.
". J. IAuck. Cconomin; for N" NN."nS'
,..,,u,i,.d most Of the day in presenting
number ui exhibits in all Of which IN"
,,,.a for an "Amrrican standard "' Nv
inr' MS stressed. He concluded his
presentation by an analysis Of figures
prrSenrrd by the railroads, in'"nNrH 20
show reductions in thc cost OF living an"
th,. wages OF outside labor.
r, NJ Jewell head of IN" unions. VIA
close The uu,n argument ~ a S'tt"-
nent summarizing all the cNid"iI'" -
morrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
GF0RGF M'C[INTIC IS CHOICE
0F WEST VIRGINIA SENATORS
CHARLESTON MAN FOR
u. S. CIRCUIT BENCH
Sutherland and Elkins In Con.
ference Pick The States
Candidate
Rv CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Ma-u!ng,uu. y. g.. May H. Senators
Sutherland ard E!k;nS, after = ""nlr'-
...,.... ;h.- .y-.,,u-. ng-.."I - present !"
I.r. y;drn, llrr".ng. a. W"at Virginia :
r,n.lin.,,c t"r .,p,":utmrnt :" the Enii"''
STATES ..ri.ui; ,"GG. a. npp".| h"nrh
the uam" "f 'n"r2r ". M't"ni'c' 81
thnr!c son.
Tnr lar:,no.y ~ ,h!s i""'i 49, caused
i,y m. death If Juds' j {: Ir'i'nA'''
Of Asirvil!c. North carolina.
~" leading ,';lnhihat"S for ~" Sem
,nr!m! endorsement which Mr.. Mc'..!h''
has secured v;"r" Jndg" t;""rG" l'"H''h-
Nc,rg"r. II r"iu: rI"a+tnt. and Judge IRA
f., Robinson. "t Ora it"n
Along with their l-ri$l"u ~ :" Wh''
would j." recommended t"r 'i" h'''',
Sratrs circuit judgsh'p. il was "Np"''"''
Mat a d"cis!nr would IL" made AS 10 WIZ"
~. - I've avy~,ntrd Iss""iat" judge III 'h'
southern dis rict ot W"st Virginia.
Strong pressure ha~ been brought I"
h.,r ON ,ir two senators 20 make an
o,u,,c,mcu. -" their d.ri$i"n in these
,wn judicial '"ut"$i$ md get III" mat
r... nui oc the way. Th" strongest NrhS-
Iii
from lll, STAT" organization. h"ad"d ny
Governor M"rgaN. :Jd Joined in ny
Natinna: CmrnmittcenGn Highland. Ihc'r
argumcn; is that the lnnS"r IN" matter
is del, we'd, the w"rS" il viii b" Tor part!
organization harmony.
TIN. suggestion Of ihis part % the
marty nr.raujZatiun was shat The S"nh-
,orS nnm:nut. [" the pros idrnt az West
Vi-ginia'S candidate for Judg" fritch-
ards successor. CirurG" M"'Inti'. ri
charleston and get behind him with dr-
termination :" win this h!Hh ludlc'a
hunor for Wr%t Nirg;nia. Their View
i said a. hr hat since West Virginia
has rrc";v"d nn imp"r,tni apr'lhtm"nt
from I'rrS!Icnt Harding. and was tnrh-
I'd down for thu Internal rtN"nu" com
lnisSionship. Ia. chances Of securing
;hi% APPOINTMENT ought - he numerous
and bright. For The district JudgShip
in III southern end Of tho state. the!
favor Elliott N"rthcott OF huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
NAR|NE..CR|S|S
IS UNSETTLED
Hopelessness P ermea a t e S
Washington When Con-
ference Ends

Washington. May +.-EffortI OF Sec
r.,arics laws and Hoover 10 settle the
nagc con;roverscry Of III" sh!pp1nS
board and American ship owners win
tho. employees apparently w"r" un-
availing today \ feeling Of hopeless
moss was indicated 10y all part!cs aite'
= series OF SHntratc conferences by thH
secretaries "t. Ia bar and commerce" "'th
Chairman henson. tho ship owners AMI
the men.
Bert e. Todd 0: thy marine ens'n-
eos r.! New YORK. declared after con-
tcrr;ng with Secretly l'avis. that
"thcr. vraS no nopes for i >etti"m"nt'
.,dding :hat :hc onn nerS had refused t"
consider PROPOSALS mad by S"creiar-
ias Davis and Hoover. Will" s;""retry
Hoover Indicated that no progress had
leon made N efforts TO effect settle
rent. ScCratry Davis announced that
hc would confer again tomorrow with
representatives OF tho Scamen. rad'o
operators and marine engineers. but do
rlirc,i 10 say that therr was any hope
TO- settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
COAL LEGISLATION
CONFERENCE SOUGHT

Washington. May "a f"ur--td.':
conference to coop, rat" on Legislation
relating I" coal production Wa suggest
cd by coal "prrat"rS today. before
senate Interstate r"mn{"rcc rurrmiti""
]. u. A. Morrow. vice. -rr@sid"rt "i che
National Goa, 4. S"r!Iii"r. said th" Ci =
orators ll..S!r,d both legislative and On
ccutiNn action, which would h. h"Ip! III
iu the public rs will "a III" ministry AID
the government. H." proposed that Sec
retar.eS Hoover and FHn. IN" "hairnen
Of senate and houS" Commuters con-
rrrpcd and representatives Of tn" Upci'
aturS and miners com" together ana
Chairman Fr-linrhuys"n agreed I" 'hr"
:I.. question up with other cHmmtt' :"
heads.
t;ny"rnmnn, aid in tho operators "Lm-
paign 10 stimulate immrdiat" rurchaar'
II coal also was ASKED. Senator rr"!-
ingnuyS"n remarked that coal "triSi"
now exists which Threatened 4 i;tmiNr
ncxt wiu;cr unless thc rubl!" r"Sum' Il
buying Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
WIT AND ELooUENE FLoW In
SPARKLING STREAM AT TIE
COUNTRY CLUB.
Attorney j. Harold Brennan Toas~
mAster-Judge Baker ana SeVeraA
Others SPEAK.

JudS> WiH.a'n T.. Rth"c. 80; t:iN'"S.
newly appointed JudE" o. III" iFh"F'''
rnurt nr 'h.. northern dis'-;.' "i N'~'
HIrSi1:a. ;vaS accorded = C"!a. W','"iN'>
70 ~ h"'.ch wh"A thc Ehr A$H"c!h''"'
n. OHIO r"rInty. last night. hid n'th-
qu.: IA h.; hoao- AZ tho Nh"' .inS
country club. Tho Distinguished JHr'Nt
wa greeted with o.,,,n arms ny tn" t"'7
a:t"rr,.yS md j splendid program car
-;cd through Tn" guest Uf honor WAS
liz prinriraj SPEAKER.
In spite Of the fat that ~ha!' ""'r
, black rob" and SIT bolt upright WITH
dignity" S";d tho rudc" III addressing
tn, !awy"'S. Il want YOU :" r"nrmr'
shat - al nr you ami :" AL N" rest ~
my friends. am Old BIZ Raker st'H.
L want you to r"tn"rnbrr.' he con-
,inucd in answering :OaSts !" hlnl,
That whatever shall have the pleasure
or dcinI rs !hc presiding officer 0: Fon:
ccurc Will h" done WIN m" idea 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
u. S. DISTRICT COURT
DECISION AFFIRMED
Frank Kadcuff Loses Appeal in SS4t
Against 3. & o. Railroad.

Sp.."ia, dispatch To The 1ntelligencer-
Richmond. Va. May 4.-Holding tina
IL" lower court WAS plainly right In y
i:IunG The demurrer to tho plaint
Declaration and diSInissing the suit,
federal circuit appeal court todai
Iirmr,i tn" district court at Vince
= ,.ts.. in which Frank Radcliff
to recover damages from the b
and Ohio railroad company for
which Ii" sustained while aNghtin)
from a freight train on Il siding OF
Stafford Coal company near Baxter, IN
Marion county. Radcliffe. who was
employed ~ u brakeman on the train,
aimed the accident was due to failure
on th,. part Of the railroad company 10
k,-r :; r"taining wall. on which he
free Of gravel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

Berlin. May 1.-tBy the Associated
Press - Semi. official adviccS received
hnr. arc to tho rffcct that all the large
towns N III. industrial region Of Upper
Siinsia ar" surrounded by Polish insur-
gents. vh!ic RichtcrSdorf. suburb or
G!.iwi:z. and kiefcrStadt have been oc-
cur;nd bv rebels. Various places in the
d,~,r;r, "f OrscnbcrG arc reported TO
have h"rn similarly occupied.
The Polish 1.ag j. SAID 10 be hyinG
from tho tJSn hail Of Rybnik. but the
Italians have cppnlled tho insurgents
fran Plcss and arrested some OF their
leaders.
The whole Of tn" right bank OF Inc
Oder in lh- I:atisbur area Is IN the
hands nr tn" rebels. The aL.nnrltles
have r"sI!ncd possession OF Myslo III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
OLD WOODMAN ,ELLS !
OF MRS. STILLMAN'S
MEETING With INDIAM
SCENE IN QUEBEC
CAMP IS RELATED
Claims to Have Seen Affair
Through Hole In =.
Curtain =

New York. May 4.--Tcstlmony that
Mrs. ,nnr l.. Stilln,an and Fred Beau
va!S. an Indian guide, were seen to-
grth"r in the formers room al the SUN
man summer camp at Grande Anse,
Quebec. was given here today At =
secret hearing in the divorce suit
brought by James 4. Stillman, wealthy
New York banker. Tho alleged meet.
ing was described by George Adams, 40
Years Old. woodsman. who claims 70
haN, witnessed 1t through a hole in tao
window curtain.
Mr.. Stillman did not attend the hcar-f
iuy. but his wife sat at the counsel
table with her attorneys throughout the
proceedings. Offering suggestions from
time to tim" during the cross exafhino.
ton of thu. four witnesses who TESTIFY
against her. IT was the first appe
ancc in court proceedings Of any or tLD
principals in the case. Daniel j. Gle1-
SON. aS referee. Is hearing the testimony.
Mrs. Stillmin is charged in the CONF
plaint with having intimate relations
with B"auvais. who is described as the
father of her infant son, Guy. In her
answer slIe denies her husbands charges
and sets up an affirmative defense by
accusing him Of having had imDrorc'
relations with q former Broadway cno-
rus girl. and with being the father Vt
the woman'S child.
The bankers lawyers today male an
other effort {" intrnducc in evidence cei-
tain letters alleged to have passed lt.
tween BCauvai:s and Mrs. Stillman.
SOM, Of these letters were marked for
idcut ifca ton today after Bernard Kelly,
for three years superintendent Of th
Stllman country place at Pleasantviii
y. Y. had identified the handwriting
that Of Beauvais. The question Of tn
admissability will be decided later.
Arthur Bcauvais, brother OF the
respondent. who was at the Subj
camp In Canada on some Of the 'occEs
sions mentioned in the suit, attended to-
days hearings. He is to be a witness
for Mrs. Stillman later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
PUBLISHER IHMSEN DIES

los Angeles. tal. May IN j.. 1hm-
<"n publisher "f the Los Angeles Tx
aminer. died today. He Is survived e-
Il widow and daughter. Nr. lhmBHr,
who WAS born in Pittsburgh IN 1865 De-
gan his n'wSpap'r career there IN 1873.
H.. worked for n time on the New YORK
Herald and went with the Hearst pub.
l;cntiunS in 1925.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
n, &.W, PROPOSES
CUT IN WAGES

Rnunoke Va. MAY 3.--W. jerks. gov
rral manager Of tn" Norfolk X Western
railway. has called 81 meeting "f thH
Norfolk & Western representatives, Il
tn. Bruthrrhood Of Railway Trainm' n
AMI thN Order "f Railway Conductors
for tomorrow. I" consider proposal
r,rlurti"u Jun" iir>; in wages for "'n-
;,luv,.- included in th"S" ~" orGaniZa-
IONS. Thrr" th"us;ud mcN. 200 "i
whom arr railway condu"tnrS. VII ht:
atf.cf,i It., any Wag" reduction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
PASS BILL FoH FARME1S.

Washington. May "A bill allowing
iamrcrS to com pirc in cooperative as
sociatiuns 70 market agricultural prod.
ucts without suffering restrictions OF
rxisting antitrust laws. was passed to-
day by th" hous" and now goes to TIE
senate. Th, vote was 2S4 10 49.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
ADMINISTRATION
WINS Sk|RN|SH
On DISARMAMENT 7
NAVY COMMITTEE LEAVES
BORAH'S PROPOSAL OUT
10000 More Men and $780,
100000 More Money
For Navy

Washington. May -- administration
forces won the hrst skirmISh today in
the impending senate nghf "'"r lava!
diSarua mru,. Guided J.! "a, expressed
Wishes ct I'rc..jUcU; Harding. tn s'r:ti"
naN.h committee refused /" iu''"rl"'r.ti'
in IT,. annual u,,N.li appropriation m't$-
urc tho proposal Of Senator N"rah. li''-
puhliraH, Idaho. authorizing and -
u,ICStinS rhr chief CA""UtiV" I" luN i'
Great Britain and Jaidn L" End r"i'-
rcScntativ. - t. 4 d.$urmInrnt ""!ri"r-
cItcc here.
Br fore tilc romm;t,,,' acted. S"H:ti"r
Borah had given .,"ti". 81 the nch. /"
come by rcinirodurinr his rr"p",.il .u
the senate and mnli ing /" S'isl"hd t'"'
rules To- max" il iii "r'i'r.
senator i'umcr"u'. Demo, r.1'. chi"
also .AS" formal nrtI.. that u, I0'"ni"d
f. present a diSarma amendment
70 ,hr naval bill n tn senate. ii!S
amendment would author'n th' rr"N.-
dent I" d"lay ih" hui!diug program SiA
mnnrhS wnil" an crt"r; w.s h.iuS mad"
To- arv,uc" u r"ut"r"n',' between the
. tinted states. Great BRITAIN and .laIan
Should IN agreement to limit '"n$iru'-
zion h,. reached lay ia" ihr'r' countries
tn, president Iri-;ht suspend the hul'i-
inS rrugrau IN whole ar II pIr;.
/, j, .,nd,r~r"ud that administrator
leaders IA both the S"nat' ari !!"uS''
plan !" d"itN action "n any pr"p"SA.S
fer int.ru;tri"raI disarmament l'"'"Ius"
OF th.. lrSjr" Of til" pr"N"i' II; not I"
halr this question iniiIai"d III congress
in thn present Stale 81 !nt'rl.li"n re
Iati"ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
WAITER FORECAST.

west virginia-Cloury. probably rain
EhursdAy; Friday, partly cloudy with
Rg temperature.
o-C1ouay Thursday. probably rain
>uthsast portion; Friday partly
stsrn PennsylvAnia-Cloudy Waen
east and south portions Thursday;
~, cIcSdT cot much chanSe IN tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
German Prote 1t.

I.m'i,i"n May 4.---lBy the AsSocAteu
Pr.4-.l -. llamcr. III" German aHoAe
S1d"r here tonight presented q note u
III" foreign office. protesting against
the Polish coupe in Upper Silesia AZ IN
,n,,,rru,iv concerted effort to take the
nrnyincc hv force. and refusing all re-
gnors,h!lirl for the situation and it's
consequences
The note has also been communicated
10 the n,hcr allied governments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
italian ARTILLERY Opens Fire.

npn.n. Upper Si!"sia. May & -tBy n"
ASsociatHd Press. Tho Italian fnr"c~;
at C;r"ss- -Strchlitz today. "r"ned with
artillery fire on Poles who wcrr attempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
German Cabinet Offers Resignation
LOTS OF "pEp" IS BEING DISPLAYED IN RACE FOR
PRIZE BEAUTIES DURING BIGGEST EXTRA OFFER

INTENSE INTEREST PREVAILS AS MEMBERS NEAR FINISH
OF MOST IMPORTANT LAP OF BIG RACE-PRESENT EA-
IRA VOTE OFFER THE BIGGEST THAT WILL BE MADE
THROUGHOUT DRIvE-PRIzE CARS MAY BE WON BY
VOTES SECURED DURING THIS PERIOD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

|: lnu .air not A. l"t ;drNilli"d %"uH-
e,.tf with tho ,'irruiriiNn Drive. 81" ="
.,t,7,. u, Al ln,auS. pnn'i l"t lh" "p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
POLES REVOLT IN S|LE:5|A;
ARTILLERY ENGAGEMENT IS ON
Surrounded By 1nsurRsnts.

;nc :" "ccurr :hr ":'y. The Poles re-
piled with !ir.d =un>.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
rudge Ewing Extends GreetinG".

Afi"r 'H' serving "' " >n'"F' in'T
d:nnsr. Judge james V. EN'nS '''.'i
M. meeting :" order nj .n'""du''
Attorney E-rnran ~ m t";tN ;U.,'"'f
Of .hc evening Ecf"rr r., mTuIShinI
the. presidinr officers position, .luhr"
t,wint. extended IL" GREETINGS ami ~"
best wishes q: tn bar asS"ciati"n !"
JuGSc Baker.
Attorney brennan "Nrr"SNrI h''
pleasure ~ h.!ne ahir :" gr"", judge
R;,k,r uS the presiding officer ~. th''
ln,a! fedora. court .ni after a >"o:'.
hu,. j,uint"d :ntr"dnrr"" III "h''H ..
touched upon III" honor guests "m;A"u'
qualifications tor the position :" Wh''h
Ia. mas been appointed. intr"du"ed HIM
% the as>"mhlage.
Judge BAKER Speaks.
After touching upon The r"utin" ma
Icrs Of tho court Judge Baker made Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
10000 More Men

ie i..;urLhl! reported '"i'j hH ;he
n;,ya! committee. ih,' annual ~ va! hiii
which tIil,d at In" last s'fSi"i'. pro-
sides not only funds i"r continuing con-
Sirurti"n u! The Uu"oNrl''"I l']" pro
gram. hG: also for a r'r>"'n'i -","""
-, ..HrrSs "f al, 100, %" pr"i'''%'.,! l., 'H'
ho,,-... It also 'rarrirs lnnd- f"r '"rin-
ain. work ~. l.,rr"W. hawai- bases ~ tn"
I'.,iuc coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Big Case Cleared Up.

The most important r;t-= N I''rr' 49,
lust been cleared u, ~ III" WEI House.
EvervhUHy - II" board senator LodH"
max, his Sp"Hrh aivvrutiuG passage o.
the knoN r-Solutivn was surprised %
hear him express the opinion 'h'' th'
Versailles treaty r"Iiin'' !" rr''iiii"" by
reservations IN Sl' :, way - ;" iA1ne y
satisfactory 70 the tinted S:,';"S. N"'
only was this :; Surp-lS" o"'"suS" Nj.
Lodge himself has be"u tn: Hni h"" o.
TWO sets Of reservations but IN" i;hlr'S'
sion obtained was that Senator Lodge
after conference with President thrd'nt
pr Secretary Hughes hai "oU' L" no
conclusion thai the job &c amending H."
treaty had been given up as hopeieSS OF
the Harding aGintn!Siratio ton.
Iru,lry WAS mad. {" de- 'ermtu"
whether the preSjdeni had arrived At
sucb - conclusion. 7: viii be- r"cait"d
that IN his message ~ congress- ~
l.residcnt said il xaS wiser 10 accept nc
existing treaty with mUditicat!"nS as
:ssurY,{nS, OF course. t'itt this CAn D" SAY
.sfactnriiN accomplished by SUCH EX?lci'
reservations ard .nodi'icatj"ns AS VII
secure oa- absolute freedom sr"m ~
,Lyisah,: commitments AM HNt"SIaFb
al our ess"ntiN. interests.
From senator Lodges speech : vas
inferred tn.l - "un%tusion ";lu 0er"
reached and t:,a; Il now treaty with ''"--
MANY would havN 20 ." negotiated. Hu'
. direct answer I" ;he inquiry bring.
officially from cae Harding admins 'r';-
,!on the response that !; knows ct no
sucn concluSiun. This means INK
charles Evans HuSArS. t'g2l SrrS""n'
has not yet reported rs hopeless t." i'Si<
pc carving "ut a. the body Of ne c.
saill.s treaty such PARTS as ar, >"Je' =
.inn,ll.. "a No I,rit.,h StltHS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Complex Problems Solved.


III. settling uI ihr iin;i details g!
tho rumpl"N pIuh,"mS wAS Ir"t'ac''i
task for the supreme council. which was
occupied in its final session '"r three
hours tonight. rising at mi"nIEhf
Secretaries Of III" Experts Wi. b" on
Gagged during tonight in th" '"InpI";i"r
mt IA" nu;l details md tranSmii"nS :"
that the ,l.cumcntS may h" ready TOR
formal signature IN the m"Tn!nS. F:'
micr Lloyd George tomorrow WI!l "n
dress the hous" OF commons ~ '\P!A-
nation. Of the :trranecm"ntS.
Adopt Bond Plans.
The r.paratiouS cum!SS!"n has accepted!
,hc supreme councils plan CONCERNING :
German bonds I'll" lir>t issue or thcS'
bonds. which viii b" made immediately
ull aggregate, 80" "Uur.Vnp ruuhuS
sterling. They Will have priority over
rhr later series Interest on them Wa.
mot br p4vablv until after IN" emu 81
m, first uuatrer following Their issue
'rhc second series. To hr issued III No.
ycmhcr, will be Cor l.90n.no".0 .0or pounds
sterling Those viii havc priority over
subsequent iSSu'I.
DR.. -, liamcr h;td u r"uicT'h'c 81 Hi'
hour tonight with Count Sl"r"'' VIC
Italian foreign minister, while the Su-
prcn,. council was Sti!l setting. Baron
D'Abernon. the British ampaSSau"r /"
Germany. was present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any MrTninc Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

toontinuea on rage TAirtsen.)
Evening star., 1921-07-01
GIVES PERMIT FOR BOUT
Chairman Doherty of New Jersey
Boxing Commission Acts After
Inspection of Arena.

JERSEY CITY. N. j., July 1.-Chair-
man Robert l.. Doherty of the New
Jersey boxing commission has issued
the permit for the Carpenter Demp-
sey contest to the New Jersey Athletic
Club and George l.. (TeX) Rickard.
The issuance of the permit and the
statement by Prosecutor Garven that
he will not present the complaint of
the International Reform Bureau to
the grand jury unless further evidence
of a conspiracy is presented. virtually
disposes of all legal difficulties
Commissioner Doherty issued the
permit after he and Commissioner
Lyons and Referee J. Harry Ertle had
inspected the arena.
Drs. Wallace Pyle. J. r. Comoran
and l.. Hellstern were appointed as
the physicians to examine the boxers
before they enter the ring.
DR.. Wilbur +. Crafts of the Interna
tional Reform Bureau. in a letter to
Gov Edwards, demanded that he pre-
vent the bout.
Gov. Edwards stated:
You may say that the fight will 60
on and will be conducted absolutely
within the law"
DIR. J. B. Farrell of Jersey City. has
been named timekeeper, and Jim
Savage of Orange. n. j., designated
alternate referee in case Ertle should
be unable to officiate. He has fought
several bouts in the heavyweight
class.
Evening star., 1921-07-01
FACTS ABOUT BIG FIGHT

Pncipaack Dempsey of Salt Lake City, champion of the
world defender; Georges CARPENTER of Lens France European
heavyweight champion, challenger. .
Referee-Hary Erle of Jersey City.
PIace-Rickard's Arena Jersey City, N J.
Promoter-George l. CTex") Rickard.
Time-July z. PM eastern daylght-savng time; pm.
Washington tme)
Scheduled number of rounds-Twelve.
Time of rounds-Three with minute ntermssion
Weight of gloves-Eght
Size of ring-Eghteen feet square inside.
DecisonNone Under New boxing law
world heavyweight championship Carpenter
both their the close the twelfth round
unofficial and personal decisions only can be made
Possible gate receipts-S 100000.
Prices of tickets-From S. to $50
Capacity ofarena-9l,613.
Boxers purse-$5o0000.
Division of pursessooooo Dempsey 100000 Carpen
tier regardless of outcome
Evening star., 1921-07-01

Datsiins LeVfnsky.. N. o.. founos
JACK DEMPSEY.
Born June "A. 1895. Maaassa. Colo.
1sl5-1s16
kneck-outsmkid Hancock. round; Billy
aiurphy. L; Chief Gordon, 8: Johnny BersOn.
g, Animus Campbell. Z. Joe Lyons, 8; Fred
Woods. Woods. 4; George Copelin. I: ANDY. MaIloy, 8;
Bcnds. 10: Dan Ketcheii. 5: BOB York. 4. "
oW9nEJchny sudenburg. 10: Terry Keller.
Lost|ack Downey. 4.
February 13, Jim Flynn. Salt Lake City.
July 25. Willie Aeehan. San Francisco. 4
| rounds. draw.
August !. Al Norton. sun Francisco.
September I. Willie Meehan. san Francisco
rounds. draw.
September 10, Charles Miller, Oakland, Cal,
round. h. o.
September .6. Bob McAllister. Oakland. Cal,
rounds. won
October :" Gunboat Smith. San Francisco, 4
rounds. won.
November =. Oarl Morris. San Francisco. 4
rounds. won.
1918.
January "a. Homer Smith. Racine. Wis,
| round. won.
February 4. Carl Morris. Buffalo. 9 rounds.
February IA. Jim Flynn. Fort Sheridan.
February %. Bill Brennan, Milwaukee. &
March 10, Bull sadee Memphis, round
March 3. Tom Riley. Joplin. Mo-. round,
May ,. Billy Miske. St. Paul. 10 rounds.
! no decision
May p Dan Ketchen. Excelsior Springs :
! rounds. X. o.
] Nay 3. Arthur Pelkey. Denver. 1 round
| X o.
July 1. Kid Mccarthy. Tulsa. round. X. o.
July 4. Rob Devere. Joplin, / round. X. q.
July 8. Porky Flynn. Atlanta. ] round. X. o.
July q. Fred Fulton Harrison, n. j..
August II. Terry Kellar. Dayton, rounds
september ID. Willie Meehan. San Fran
| cisco. rounds. lost.
| September Il. Jack Moran. Reno l round
X. d.
! November Il. Battling Ievinsky. Philsdcl
phn. 3 ro.nds. h. o.
November IS. Porky Flynn. Philadelphia.
November %. Billy Miske. New Orleans. q
rounds. decision.
December 49, Carl Morris. New Orleans.
Drrember .. Gunboat Smith. Buffalo. .
rounds h. o.
January 81, Big Jack Hickey. Harrisburg.
Pa. rUund. X. o.
January %. Kid Harris. Reading. Pa, l
January .. Kid Henry. Easton. Pa. round