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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
QUEEN CITY IS
At WHARF HERE
BIG PACKET ON WAY TO PITTS
BURGH TO CARRY MARDI
GRAS EXCURSION.
First Appearance In Upper Ohio IN Two
and q HALF Years.

Tho Queen City. one OF the biggest
and fastest boats operating IN the lower
Ohio river. now on her way 10 Fits
hurgh. from where she will leave Janu-
airy 30 for the Mardi Gras at New Or
leans. arrived in the city this morning
at l2:@O O'clock. This is her first APP
pcarancc a. the local wharf in two and 4
half years.
Captain Billy" Roe general mana Sr-
Of the t;ncinnati-LouiSv!lic Packet Conn
pany. is IN command. The boat is car
rSinG q few passengers, picked up be-
tw""n here and Cincinanti.
Captain Roe. upon his arrival here.
stated that every berth for the Mard;
Gras trip has been reserved for two
days. making 1@5 passengers for the
trip. among them being six Wheeling
people.
The boat will leave Pittsburgh Janu-
airy 80. and expects to reach New Or
leans about ten days later. The boat
will leave New Orleans February Is on
the return trip.
At an early hour this morning a river
stage Of feet inches was recorded -
the Warwuod dam, and Captain Roe de-
cided 10 remain in this city unit! there
is 4 better pool. hoping TO leave her"
tonight or tomorrow morning.
The prrScn; trip Is the fourth for TIE
Queen City TO Wheeling in eight years.
She carried a Nardi GraS trip in 1911,
and was here in 1916 and 1918
Few changes have been made on ne
boat since her last trip here. but zap
tain Roc stated last evening h" IS PLAN
ming 10 have her entirely renovated hc-
fore starting the summer run out Oh
Cincinnati.
Captain Roe also stated a chanSe VIII
be made in her running, POSSIBLY run
ming out OF Cincinnati 10 New Orleans
this summer. Heretofore she has been
runninr from, Cincinnati to Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
ALLEGE WHITE SLAVE
JURORS GAMBLED
WHILE DEBATING

ParkersburS, w Va, ian. 2o-The
term Of federal court for the northern
district Of West Virginia which has ncen
In session here for tho past ten days
will pc adjourned tomorrow by Judge
Henry H. Watkins who IS forced to re-
turn to his own district at GrccnV!lle.
s. c.
Ray Rcil Of TarkersburG. convicted
Wednesday of violation or the Mann
white slave act. vas sentenced today by
Judro Watkins Ia s"rv" term OF six
months In joIl anG pay a iine OF one dol
l?r Attorneys for tho defense in this
cnso created 4 sensation in court To-Day
7, their arguments to have the verdict
sct aside. when they charged that the
jury engaged In gambling and some
mcr,bers were undc- tho influence OF liq-
uc- while the case was being considered.
A REQUEST that members or tho jury he
allowed to testify was refused by the
court but the two deputy marShatS in
charge Of the jury -rfutcd tho charges.
Vlnt Littleton r, Elizabeth. :" Va.
charged with sending an obscene letter
through the mails was found guilty and
Will he sentenced tomorrow.
Nellie Ash oS Writ county pleaded
guilty 10 violation OF tho postal reEuIa-
tionS and will h" sentenced tomorrow.
Charles Tolboi; and Mrs. n. r. Toll
hott Of Now brighton. Taylor county,
pleaded not guilty on information charg-
ing violation Of the prohibition laws
ard their trial Is IN progress.
George Clements Of 'MartinsburE. or
,Einally given q fin" OF 1900 or six
months In jail for violation of the pro-
hihit!on laws had his fine reduced to
s2nO or th-~c months In Jail today and
John Orstnski Vas given 5000 fine or
four months In the Harrison county Jail
on similar charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
POLICE METHODS ARE
| DECLARED 800 YEARS
BEHIND THE TIMES

Pittsburgh, Jan. 20. - Present day
police departments were characterized as
working under q seventeenth century
system by G. r. wallace, chairman OF
the legislative committee Of the Pitts
burg chamber Of commerce. who addressed
meeting Of the organization today.
Police methods are 500 years behind tht
necessities of time. he said. adding that
our police system is a survival OF tit
English police system Of the seventeenth
century and IS inadequate TO cope with
the twentieth century criminal
Mr.. Wallace presented resolution
urging that the chamber appoint a
special committee to confer with Gov
ernor William c. Srroul on the aues'
ton Of drafting an act to increase and
re-organize the state police force
Under the proposed act the state force
would have a full roll Of 1000 trained
men. some mounted. and armed with
rifles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
LIEUTENANT FARRELL DECLARES He DOES
NOT REMEMBER FIGHTING FELLOW BALLOONIS1

to ride into Mattice on the photosFapn"
ers' slod. Farrell said he stayed WHO
the two Indians who had piloteo them
from Moose Factory. and trudSed into
Mattice after the others.
When he reached the cap, farreH Sa'u
that he was absolutely dog tired nut
camera men continued 10 bother NM
II smiled for them, smoked cigarettes
for them and did everything they ASKED
TO please them. and vas all IN ~hen
they got throuGh with me-" he added
Iic said nc accepted the invitation or a
Hudson's Bay company man 10 go 7"
his room and have tea. While IN the
room waiting for the mans mother 10
prepare food. Farrell said. the room
began filing With men who questioned
him.
Doesn't Remember Fight
The questioning seemed to drive mo
Wild" he said. at worried me: | seemed
to be fast losing my sense Of reasoning
power. 7 remember one OF them tell
Ing me about things published about me
In the nCwspa pers. I seemed To get all
excited. was shaking all over the
place. When the Hudson'S Bay man
took me TO the ccmpany's store, and
from there to the private car, ] seemed
10 be 'dopcy. dos tired and all in I
could not sleep when | laid down l
scarcely remember seeing Hinton and
| was going 'nu;ty.'"
At this point Farrell said - did not
r"n"mbrr the incident with Lieut.. Hin.
ton.
''k|ncr told ne had better apologize
70 Hinton" ne said. and I did so. Lieut.
Hinton and I had always been good
friends before the Incident. and have
been since"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Court UphO|dS State
Dry Law In Virginia

Richmond. Va, Jan. 20.--The Virginia
supreme court overruled to-day contcn-
tons of counsel for Edward Allen. of
Newport News. that the Eo!stead pro-
hihton enforcement act Supersedes
state prohibition laws and that there
fore tho state courts were without auth
GRITTY to enforce the state laws.
Allen y. Jones, counsel for Alien. an
nounced that the case would be appca led
10 the United States supreme court. Tho
point raised is regarded by attorneys as
one OF the most important In connection
with state enforcement OF prohibition.
Allen. convicted in the corporation
court at Newport News for violating
the state law His counsel appealed the
ca So. contending that since there was a
fedora! prohibition enforcement statute
the federal courts alone had jurisdiction
and that tho case should have been
transferred to the federal district court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
SEE CONSPIRACY IN
MURDER OF ITALIAN

tla-kshurg. W. Va. Jan. @o.-That
tho murder Wednesday night ot Domi-
nick NrLbclla = miner employed at the
New Chieftain mines. savors OF con-
Sriracy. is the opinion of county officials
who are Investigating the case. Ara
bella was SHOT 10 death while he was
returning to his home at l23 Kelly
street from the mine where he is en-
1i0ysd
Mystery surrounds the details Of the
crime. Although Arabclla. an Italian.
vas accompanied by two other mon en-
ploycd at the mine and two other per
sons were within 3no feet of the scene
Of the crime when it occurred, COM
plctr account Is lacking.
Walter Anvil and James Martina, who
were with Arabeua when the shooting
occurred were taken into custody by
Sheriff Inco l.. Young pending invcsr-
CATION Of tho crime by DR.. b. +. Ma
they, Harrison county coroner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Germany Must Disarnl,
Asserts Premier BRAND

Paris. Ian. 2o.---(Ry Tho Associated
Tress) --Prrmicr AriStide BRAND pre-
sont'd tho program OF his ministry 10
thr chamber OF deputies and the senate
Today. The program contains four out
standing points, namely:
Germany must diSarm and pay the
rcrarations due from her.
France has tho force TO compel re
sprct for engagements taken with her
and would he able to use II necessary
but Il is in pcaCo she wishes 10 bring
Germany to fuInll her obligations.
PcacS with Turkey must hi effective.
accour: being taken Of now c!rcum
stances.
Franco will not intervene in the IA
tiona affairs of Russia. but cannot ad-
NIT that tho Soviet armies snail cross
mo Russian frontiers To attack the A.
Iirs ~ France.
Promises OF economy. renovation OF
tho financial administration and intenSt-
fed reconstruction Of the devastated re-
r!nns made up the remainder Of 'h'
program which. Judged by tn" applause,
satisfied the great majority of the men
hrrs Of parliament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
ORDER O'CALLAGHAN
BACK into CUSTODY

Norfolk. Va. Jan. c0.-Lord MA!"r
O'Callagh of Cork was notified la"
today by his counsel. Judge Joseph l.
Lawless. to report here as quickly a.
possible to cancel the parole under
which he was released after his ar
rival at Newport News as Stowaway.
He ~ now in New York and IS expect
cd within the next two days. when %"
will be surrendered 10 J. J. Hurley
special immigration inspector for THIS
district. ,
O'CallaEhan will not be summary
dcportcd, Mr.. Hurley declared tonight
but will be treated in exactly the same
manner as any other seaman arriving
in the United States. 1t Is commended
by his counsel that. inasmuch as he
worked part OF his passage, tho lord
mayor is a seaman and as such Will be
recognized by Hurley, who vii! grant
him an identification card which en-
titles him TO "re-Ship foreign.
Being seaman" without Viscl
PASSPORTS, O'CallaShan, it is said. Will
be given 4 reasonable time to re
ship" but cannot engage in any occupa'
ton ashore or ship on a coastwise yes
sci.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
killing Policeman In
Ohio Made Murder
In the First Degree

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 2o.-Thc first
bill passed at this session of the Ohio
senate was unanimously approved today
in an effort 10 check the crime wave.
It, the Reynolds Bill. makes the
crime Of killing n policeman or other
officer on duty not less than first de-
gree murder, rcserving for the jury the
power to recommend mercy. An amend
ncnt to strike out the reservation was
defeated.
Drivers Made Liable.
The senate also passed the Corne!
bill making drivers If automobiles
equally liable with the owners In
damage suits growing out or acc:~ents
due to negligence. Il point resolution
providing for an AmcricaniZatton COM
mittce until permanent state depart
mcnt Is created was adopted by the
senate.
Fix Cream Standards.
Senator kryder, Henry. introduced a
bill fixing cream standards at IL pei
cent when sold as cream and so per
cent when sold as whipping cream
limitations or I thinner cream coulc
not be labeled cream or sold as such.
Fighting Home Search.
Some drys in the senate today were
seeking n member TO lead figh'
against the home search and seizure
provision Of the Miller bill creating y
state department Of prohibition enforce.
mcnt.
The Miller bill was reported out for
passage by the temperance committee
without 4 minority report. Dry leaders
claim they have the votes not only for
passage, but to attach the emergency
clause 10 preclude Il referendum.
1t is slated for passage Tuesday. but
great efforts arc being made by certain
Columbus newspapers and others
throughout the state 10 have it amend
ed by eliminating the home entry pro-
vision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
PuTBH BUILDING.

Sealed Proposals will be received By
the Mayor and City Council Of Shinnston,
West Virginia. at the Mayors Office UNI
til p. III. Eastern time, January eth,
1921. for the construction Of Filter
Building and Pump House. rs.
proposals must be upon blanks pro-
vided and addressed Proposal for Filter
Building and Pump House." the Mayor
Shinnston, West Virginia.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified checks upon some solvent
bank in the sum of five per cent OF the
bid.
The right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved by the Mayor and Council.
Plans and Specifications are on file
with the City Recorder and in the office
Of the Roberts Engineering Co., Charles
ton. West Va. Additional plans may Do
secured from the Engineers on payment
OF ten dollars. five dollars OF which will
be returned upon return OF plans In GOOD
order. W. s. HCRSE1, -,
Roberts Engineering Co., ~
Charleston. ". Va.
ja-l1-14-1S-H :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
SECOND OPERATION
James Cunningham Was Hurt When
Truck Killed Smith Child.

Attendants At tho North Wheeling
hospital at an carry hour TINS morning
tated that the condition Of james Gun
ningham, twelve-year boy Of S"uth
Eotf street. who was injured January 4
when hit by coal truck. is serious. n
though he is expected to recover.
At the time Of the accident. the hoy
said nothing about being injured. hut
compla ned about week ago. and was
taken to tho hospital. He underwent an
operation for injuries 70 his TX. aud
had apparently recovered bu, several
days ago complained OF his ether leg
painIng him. An examination showed Il
too had been affected and an operation
was performed Wednesday.
Howard Smith. son OF Mr.. and Mr>.
Theodore Smith OF 1909 Eon street. way
instantly killed at the tim" tho Gun
ntngham child was injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
FIRST EDITION OF
HARBINGER APPEARS

Tho first edition Of tho H"'h"ry
HarbinEer. q new student puhiIrati"i.
Of Bethany College. appeared yeNl"r-
day. Members OF the faculty and STU
dents contributed articles The liar
binger will be issued four times during
tho year Two other college papers. the
ColleS'an and tho Bethanian. are pub
lishcd al the college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
HELD UP FOE TAXES.

Detroit. Mich, Jan. @0.-More than
IS 600 in irc"m" taxes was collected
from aliens here to-day. VINO w~rc stop
ped by tire internal revenue collector as
they we're about TO cross Into Canada,
enroute TO their homes IN Lithuan!a
and Ukraine To the - who Tere halt
ed by Collector John A. Grogan yester-
day. 80 were added to-day. They were
allowed TO proceed after paying the tax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Fired 100 Shots and
No Blood Is Spilled

Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. 20.--More than
100 shots were fired today in battle
between federal prohibition agents.
deruty Tnitcd States marsha and
county officers on one side and sang
of alleged draft cvaders and moon
sinners on tho other in 4 rugged and
isolated section. s. miles from Taze-
we'll. No one was wounded and the men
eSca ned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Will Surrender

New York. Jan. 20.-Lord Mayor "
Callaghan OF Cork. stated tonight at his
hotel apartment hero that he woul "a
leave tomorrow morning for Norfolk
Va, 10 cancel the parole under which he
has been at liberty since entering TINS
country as stowaway. Mr. OCallaS-
han said no had received a message
from his counsel At New York request
ing him to appear there Immediately Tor
the purpose Of SurrcndcrinG himself TO
the immigration authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
FOE RENT.

PoR HHHT-Nfne rooms and bath, eiec-l
trio light, garage, cement lAundry,l
trunk room, pantry, furnace. Located
on Chapline ST., near 23rd. PosSesslonl
May LIST. Price $4,000 per month. Call
S70y-J for appointment. ja-21-h
FOE RENT-Small furnished room per
week $500; also furnished houSekeep-I
ing rooms, per week from $3.50 to $500
Apply 1929 Chapline st. ja-19-i
FOE HBNr-Large office room on Sec
ond floor 1ntelligencer building. Pos
session at once. Apply IntelligencsS'
office. tA-S.tf 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
MALE AND FENAL1.

wANTED-Couple willing to be married
on stage of Fenray Theatre, Martins
Ferry. Wednesday, February 1S, 1891, At
1880 p. m. Must be bonafide wedding.
For particulars apply at office Of Fenray
! Theatre or make appointment by phone,
Martins Ferry 5S6. ja-17-2lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
COFFEE

COFFEE
Farm House steel cut Coffee.
lib. package 2Sf
Golden Sun Coffee, steel cut.
lib. package 400
Santos Blend, money can buy
none better. Whole or steel
cut. lb. 45t
Loose Cocoa, the best of quail
ity. lb. 2Sf
Liberty Cocoa, LIB. package.
2 for Use
13-lb. pkg, each zoe
Grain Hominy, lib. .5$l
Flake Hominy, Id. Sc
Can Hominy, No. 9 size. .18f.
APPLE BUTTER
Ohio Chief Apple Butter.
Quart jar SOC, pint jar ESQ
Loose Apple Butter, Cruick-
shank's best, lb. Use
ROSCOE lAKAN.
Grocer
PHONE 1914 aaa7 KAh61T -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
DIED

sTHrNGHR-On Thursday. January 20.
1921. at 2:45 o'clock y. m, at her late
residence No. 420 South Penn street,
SUSAN BARBARA. wife Of the late
oliver c. Stringer. in the 18th year or
her age.
Funeral notice later.
NOMINATION Wednesday morning,
January 10. 1921. at o'clock. At the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Louis
Schnegg, on Cash Hill. south OF Bell
aire. MARY GRAHAM MCKINLEY. in
the S5th year OF her age.
Funeral services Friday afternoon from
the place of death. Friends OF tae
family invited to attend. intsrnent
at Mcgee cemetery. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
POSITION WAITED.

! WANTHD-Position,a as manager Of Hoi.
stein herd and general farming, saw,
eral years at present place. Can furnish
the best Of reference. Address s. g. g..
care of this paper. ja-1b-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Tatum & Caldwell
Room 4, City Bank Bldg.
Phone 664

Small frame mouse on National Road,
CYty: rooms: handy TO heart OF city:
100000, cash. Balance In payments
Price, s., 10000
Small house. $40 s. wabash: 8 rooms
Lot 25xl25 ft.......... Cash $4,000
Beautiful Farm Site. fronting on Ma
tionai Pike. near St Clairsville. o.. y =
arres y acres in richard. All kinds u
fruit: last years apple crop vas 2.50u
bushels See Us for price.
Lots In Southern Warwood-.p rea-
SOnaole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
RARM FOE SALl.

PoR SALH-120-A. farm. Located In
Guernsey county. Ohio, 2l5 miles from
r. r. station and paved road, land lays
rolling and in good state OF cultiva: ion
good room house, new bank barn 6oxeO
fine orchard, some good timber. No
agents profit. Good reasons for selling.
Price 5000 per acre. Also ~ acres on
same road, new buildings Of all kinds, 4
two orchards. Priced to sell. Posses
sion given at once. r. B. Bendurc, Free
port, Ohio, r. d. No. 4. 3a-3o-
Well watered with never falling
springs and small creek. About forty
acres good productive land. and bal1nco
pasture and timber. Can be $4,000 made
from timber. House Of seven rooms,
pantry and cellar: Stable and other
excellent coal. mine partly opened. Price
$1,000, oil and gas reserved. Would sell
stock and farming tools with farm for
$500. J. NJ. Davis. Bowerston. r. D.
No. 2. 1a)-lslI
xoR sALH-Farm on Stone Church road.
room house, laundry, good cellar.
we'll on porch, some fruit, one block
from city limits: $4,000. Easy terms.
". L. Mathews, Elm Grove. 5a-lSlk
LOST AID POUND.
LosT-cameo ring. Call a4s or 1881.
Nemae
Iosr-Thursday morning between 23rd
and 18th ST.. city, 4 bunch Of keys.
Reward II returned TO this office
Ja-21-I
platinum wrist watch.
a-2o-i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-06-03
ARE we LOSING SELF CONTROL 2

Are the people of Tulsa, Oklaho-
ma, representative of the people Of
these good United States? II SO, then
are we in a bad state. Because of
an alleged assault by negro thous-
ands in that town run wild, besiege
and burn homes of the negroes and
behave altogether like wild animals.
When we have read of such happen
ings, of mobs infuriated, there has
often been the suggestion that such
people are of low order. Are they?
If SO they decidedly need uplifting.
If they are just ordinary folks seeing
red and losing all the restraint which
our civilization is thought to have
imposed on American citizens then
indeed is this awful occurrence most
appalling; the sturdy sense, the self
control and other law abiding quail
tiles for which Americans are quick
to take credit have been lost from
among our qualities some time or
place. If so, and we hope to main
tain our prestige, it has become alb
solutely essential that we recover
those qualities and cultivate them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-06-03
ACCOMPLISHING WITHOUT FUSS

Senator Borah because of his reso-
luton to authorize and request the
President to call conference to dis
cuss naval disarmament has achieved
some distinction, for the moment at
least. How great this may appear
when it becomes evident throughout
the country that prior to Borah's eff
forts President Harding sought in va
rious ways, and is still seeking by
consultation with powers that be, to
arrive at the same result. 1t is said
that he believed this desired end
might be obtained to better advan-
tage by such procedure than in
public conference in which the lead
ers interested would be compelled in
some degree to play to the galleries
for political effect at home We think
it is generally impressed on the pub
lie that this administration is accom-
plishing a great deal with compare
lively little fuss and feathers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-06-03
Maine Gossip
Tie Call of Maine

Maine. the Pine Tree State, is calling
AS she has often called before,
And the call is ringing clearly
From the mountains to the Shore.
She calls to her sons and daughters,
To the tourists of other states,
To come and see her beauty
Unsurpassed at the Golden Gate.
The balmy breeze in the sprlnRtlme,
The twitter of birds in the trees,
The gardens of beautiful flowers,
Yes, and there are more than these.
The valleys and the wooded hills,
The rocky shore, the rivers, lakes,
The grandeur of the mountains
In the northern part of the State.
The splcndor of the woods in the au-
tumn,
The colors. so magnificent, so gay,
They can equal any of the sunsets
That may be seen in a Southern bay.
Maine. the Pine Tree State, is calling
AS she has often called before,
And her sons and daughters are COM
Back to their home state once more.
Come back TO the grand old State.
Back to the State of great worth,
Back to the State of beauty unsur-
passed.
Back to the State that gave you
birth.
HUGH CHADWICK.
G.. H. S. '23.