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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07
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< NEW YORK, Nov
,stroyefs left here, today to
Washington the cruiser QlgnItl
bearing to the homel land the bod
Americas unknown WARRIOR
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NationMust Have
Assuran OF
Security
Inv A,,oeia.ed PYs.,)

10y ABSoeiated PEo8sl
NEW YORK, Nov. u Francs
is ready to join in eevry epdsaycr
to avert new wars provided she
has nothing to fear for her own
security which remains one Of the
most solid guarantees Of the pears
of the world. said Premtds Briandf
in message to the Amerieanapeo
pie on his arrival today to attend
the conference at Washington
Just because she had to suffer
from the war more than any other
nation he added, she is ready 70
approach the problems Of the cons
ference the most favorable spirit
for tho maintenance OF peace s
'Betwoen France and the United
States Of AmerIa there IS no room
for any difference however sllght
Both our countries only endeaypFg
to. lead the men and peoples gt
good will 10 peaceful and fruitful
work and TO reduce more aqd
more the risks OF war. Today the
world which is In such mead of
safety and rest vents not only
soothing words Nbut realit ttas
Premier BRAND comes with tie,
purpose Of assisting dufine the
first 12 days of the conference In
determining tie principle
which details viii rest !.
enter the conference
policies cl4r ID tlg avn
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"Eighty-Fivc Ways to Propose
is new book girls will welcome.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07

We all look at coal prices with a
burning desire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07

The Thanksgiving turkey who
calls n hunger strike now is a wise
old bird.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-07

Wonder If these fat reducers
ever tried eating in restaurants.
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Prohibition is success for the
bootleggers.
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Wealth is burden that is easily
dropped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
FRUIT CROP DAMAGE
IS NOT EXTENSIVE
First Reports Declared to
Have Been Hysterical and
Exaggerated

wuSu:urt"m. Mach %".--M:in "a"
passing toGay or jhr cold WAY" which
came on IN" h"..S "f Easter. oficIa!S
If The r!Gptr'n"n; of agriculirr" TO-
rt,'.l ,<nr.&Scd The belief thai III" iru't
crop surriuS II ia" GENTRY a. "ho1a
had not ,.""a mat rally afec'"i' DC
spite r"Jrnrts from various sections oi
heavy damage. FIRST reports IN Such
CASES. they sa.d, ar" "hy.t"r:";'L LOT
those Suff"-inr loss az" M Aei |"
jud;c conditions generally .,y TIE s!;ua-
ton IN ihcir own districts.
II was pointed out that II" reports mad
b..ra r-r"lvcd "f damar" 20 fruit crops
n New England. New York state. Michi-
gan. ih" great takes region. the !aciIic
coast or the cNtr"n" south.
Tho princ.pI, appi" """t!"aS affected.
officials said. npr"a red 10 r. taos" Of
the ozark mnru,ains md H., Cumbcr-
and and Sh"u,rdna., VI,i"yS.
At the weather bureau !: was said to-
n.ghr taat the weather in the cast m!
r,,diI~ w.st. over which n" cod waVH
pr, :., Monday. would bc warmer, with
probah,' rains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Giant Boulder Will
Mark the Grave Of
Famous Naturalist

roIghkeepsic. y. Y, March Co. A
larc. boulder upon which John Bur
rorcf,- played AS 4 boy. and sat In study
Of nature as q man. will form the head
stone of the grave whcro his body Is to
be inferred next Sunday on the eighty
fourth anniversary Of his birth.
The burial plot seiecte ed today BY rela-
tivns of the great naturalist who died
suddenly while returning to his home
near here on passenger train. Is high
in tho Catskill mountains at Roxbury:
4 landscape expert accompanied fu-
neral director there today to plan p
little park around the grave.
4 few f"". from the burial ground
stands the old house in which Mr.. Bur
rnuchs was born. A little distance away
is "WOodrhuck Hole" the summer camp
Of the naturalist
His friends who enjoyed outing there
Thomas A. Edison. Henry Ford and
H. IT, tirestonc-arc expected to attend
the funeral services Saturday at the
Naturalist's home, Riverby, few miles
ND the Hudson from Poughkeepsie, and
tn accompany the body to its final rest
ing place.
Messages Of coincidence continued to
reach the relatives today. but they de-
clined 10 make any of them public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
GREAT TRIBUTE
TO THE CARDINAL
MIGHTY AND LOWLY
VIEW DEAD PRELATE
Pomp and Ceremony Most
Elaborate to Mark the Fu-
neral On Thursday

~. :.i;o-.. NJ. NH"., % 90. 7. e.
mighty and sc :"w,y @n,tcd ~ e"r'"w.
i,,.>.l ;od;ly III" h,vr ~ James ,>.-i.n:,.
G!eoo;.a. to EazS lov tae last lin" On
the face OF the beloved prGlA,r. for to-
morrow morning with Al rOmp and
Ceremony and al Il" singing Of Il
G-cEurian chan, never before heard
outside the S!Stia" chapel in Rome. ih"
church will bury her dead. Tn" apostle
lie delegate at Washington, two fellow
members In the college nt cardinal.
arch bishops and bishops and ahl'"tS.
secular ,:rrEy and clergy belonging Il"
The ord"rS.-aW Will b" mn>+rd !" NJ
Cathcdra, OF IN" AS$um,''tn" &C. Ia"
Blessed Virgin Mar; f"- ~" Iinti mass.
Thor" TOO" vii; h" DIPLOMATIC rcIr"-
s"..a'!r"S "r the Catholic countries Of
~. world. wh,le Officials Of nation. eiat"
an; city W; attend the service. mouth
ing 4 fcii"w citizen.
Tn" pub" c"rr;nory "@d"d. :hc .""iy
Of tho cardinal later in H." day VI H.
carried 70 the cathedral cryp.. uH"rr'''''!
since :hc hur:L! "r Archbishop SrHnid'
;nE. There, il marked c"ntr;Ls: - IN"
Imposing SpeCtac,. ut the mass, ~"
BODY Will l." laid ~ r.St IN ~" whit"
marble tomb. with Tho *:mp,"s, Of
cr-,rrmni"S and IN III" pr"SHnr" 90 "A.N
r,uSr st relatives and d'arrSt friends.
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Company's Vice President In
Wheeling to Arrange for
Facilities at Public Land
ing Boats TO Operate
Along the Ohio River From
Pittsburgh to Cincinnati

Wheeling IS 20 De N:s q; NE stations
the Globe Aerial T->n~i"-;tt;un com
pary. which vii! bts!:. Jiuc | operating
marin" Tying boats between Pittsburgh
ard cincinnati. aluDE l!.e Ohio river.
George Lindr-:na''. it.s president OF
tar aerial company! arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon AMI called upon
MAJOR Thomas r. Thourr. Alter ~ had
explained the nature vt lis business the
mayor ;olI him ;Aa; he hal n"tN.r& {,
say III gard 20 the matter. aHd ;;.1:
hn worH have io Conrr- with Charles
-. t.phl;a. rlty manager
Mr. Frh,.n was called Hy an lntn,li-
cHncp- rCpurt"r late las evening. and
- i'll tho: ~ knew nothing "c M. Lin
Ier.r...u L..:.E IL the city as he had no.;
called nron him.
This new air line will make much
quicker ;:ne between pittsburgh and
Wheeling. as they arr planning 70 max"
the trgr ono way in t3 minutes. Will"
hy rail II cannot be rIaGs IN less than
two hours.
These hy:ng b,rttS hav" = capacttS 70"
carving b.,;wres six ,1d twelve i'lS.
Sr:Ig"rS a:uI ar" we'll constructed. ~
That leather ,~rnditivnS have little eiFc,:'
uI"u them.
rh" company IS Seeking permission
from thr city tor the erecting ot .
landing li"li AID service station clos"
20 the Wh""l:UE wharf. which Will make
: convenient fv- i,a>>"nCSrS using th.s
rnut" II IS not karw: iust how long
L would TAX. ~ wa~' u" tip from
Wheeling II Cin".ru;stl. hut < Is cS:!-
rnatrl at four - uy,. hours.
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impressive Frtbuhe.

Women ~ S!!As AL Sa:i'*. w'-r"H n
ta;te-cd dresses. ~" Of MAJ ard ne1
o: peace. N" strong and Tic hrok"2
moved silently past the candle Seht"L
Catafal0qu" or w'T:Ch rr-'cd 'AC ira.
renrai:,S OF Il civrrhn:ar Cr whom =
once paS said :nac NJ ga !!et "nonE
body To contain . LII, Dressed in h!.
purple r1b'. his ar' hb!SN"?'S mt;r" M
on his h"nG. ard n crI'inN "?aAp"! i:
his sloyrd hands. ia n" .tincr.can b"-c
OF simpl" Irish .min,rraUtS who i'y h.
own efforts and ind".u,taH,H wi. -"H'
!" h" a prince of n" church. In death
as IN l,ie, his fac retained thc Scren'
cain! Of prelate and "cho,n-.
Tonlg git tho silence ot tn" ra,h"d~.' Z
was brokesn by chanting or Sc;n!narta rs
and DIOCESAN clergy as tho Office OF M
dead was sung. Presiding was EiSh"s
O. ". CorTgan. vicar general Of th'
diocese. who earlier In the day had
celebrated mass for ~" !ait".
Tho ceremony was attended by church
dignitar!cs and !ay d"lrEatcs from a..
parts Of the United STATE" and Sanada
who began arriving IN Bait!more today
for tomoCrow's aSScmb.aGo. Among
churchmen Of high rank due 10 arrive
late today were Archbishop John Eonz'
ano, apostolic delegate: William Gard
inal OConnell. or Boston. and Louis
Cardinal Begin, Of raNada. Archbishop
BonZlno will De The rc."orant To-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
V|V|AN| CALLS
ON PRESIDENT.
VISIT DECLARED TO
BE ONE OF COURTESY
Felicitations Exchanged By
French Envoy and New
Administration

WaSh.ngtor. March 30--I:en" N.rian:.
former premier Of France. who is here
on a m:.,Sion Of courtesy, was received
by President Harding n the Wh:te
House Late today, af:cr lie had formal
l. presented his cr"icntia.s az m envoy
"Ntranrdn mary 10 .his cnuatry to S'Crc-
tary hughes at the stat" department
At both tho WIKI" H"pE" and IN"
SKATE DEPARTMENT visits. VI. N!Y:ani vas
accomplished hv AmbI$.Stu"r 1uSsrrand'
and arcorGirr 10 statements by "Ni-
rl;tlS. at thr'~ conclusion. The fOrn"-
prrraicr's vi1it IS nothing more tina"
"Unc Of courtesy" l. waS .ntimatrd
y, 'Huyn attached - -" u.>$!ui,. how-
r.-"r. that - an envoy iron! France. -"
would give an attentive ar I" any 'uS-
Erstinns involving ~" rotations ut
France and n" I'a.;r! .':at's.
The only formal anm"unco'n""t ""'
ono issued 4: tho Whit" linuS" l:t"r n"
conference with President Harding. who
said ;hat ". Viv!ani 'cA!,"d n pay III"
and utter "a" good w:"h"'
cr The president of r'ranc" Z" 'n' ~ =.
d"ai." and added that i" "",nrh7.'.z'
tho d..ir" % I'-anr" :" '"'r'3r':" -"
friendship between ;h" ."" r'puh!."S.
7u.i cyr-"ss"d gr1t .uG" f. America for
the great Things dom" -. ." his previous
visV"
Torm2, aHnounr"w"r' wn- -" mad'
;ha; president Nard!r. vn'.i G.N" :
dinner a. the WIZ" HnIS" III lon'- "i
". V:v'Ln!4 Wis. ~ Ar:i,
Tho conference ~ II" #tn'" d"pnr
mem. witch Wa a'So participated n
Ivy EniHr S"|r";ary F2r'r.'r. .a"t'~i for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Stoubenvius on Route.

S;,UberN!i,r. O.. March %h.--St"ub"H-
e. uaS been p':,c"d on :hc new a:
mo transportation r,ute OF n" Gi"h"
ARIA! Transportation company. which
vii begin June 20 operat" Ma-in"
fy'nc boats h"ty, PITTSBURGH anil
,ru"inuat: for pass 'a-'- 'rafric. GcorC"
i..nc 'rn'IH. l.c" prs dent - III" aerial
company. was IN i@N eat" '"'i"r from
Ht;;Sbursh "nrf"rr'n- ;ritI 'o"Ii Of
Hciais regarding !tn"jnc SI:-"" on IN"
river front. aud ~ h"r" 'n- Wheeling
10 arrange for 4 landing E.li and scrv-
ic" station th"-".
Mayor Frank Fest Say~ h.S Sanct ion
% nc proposition. and will request city
cOunci az It's mc"ting u"At Tuesday
night - grant tho corI1ar% he uss OF
city property on the rv"r fr"a' for the
purposr. NJ. 1..HdcrrIau said that whom
the SER ice develops. larger planes vii!
hc put n op"ra:ivu over the route. and
fr. :Eht and express service will be Of
c"r"L.
rac Gy.nS I'm" be'w"nr ;hiS city
and Pittsburgh. hH said. will hn 80
r.uutes or !csS. The time by train is
unt hour and thirty minutes. The
planes 10 DC Yu; IN operation will carry
from six 20 twelve passengers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
WONDERFUL RECOVERY
FOLLOWING OPERATION

OS~sinlaG. y. Y. MlrCl. %r.--1nStant
-rcnEnitiou today Of Il follow CouT!"t in
clinton prison whom ~ had not seen
Cor two year" and 4 half convinced
surgeons attending Roman Leondo~si.i
at tho prison i:cre that his mind j.
functiun!nE normally in c"nseGu"n'" ~
The removal Of bullet from lis hrn'u
yesterday. The operation Wa* '"r-
formed by Dr. William l.. ''ha pmat..
Brooklyn brain surgeon, and an in
valid.
When The patient aw"kr and saw at
III. bedside James Brackctt his prison
"pat." who had been assigned 10 nurS"
him. h" exclaimed:
Hello. Jim how arc YOU"
Dr. Amos Squire said tonight Leon
dowsk! was IN line shape and th"r" Sc""
no signs Of depression.
His pulse is strong and his r"&p:ra
ZION and tcmpcratur" normal h" add
I'd. Il am very confident OF his r"co'-
try"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Mystery Surrounding
Chicago Explosion Is
Far From Solution

Chicago, March 3o.-The mystery FUR
rounding the explosion Of fireworks
factory which cost at least SIX lives,
razed several buildings and rocked .
densely populated section OF the city
yesterday. remained unsolved tonight
despite every effort Of the police and
state officials.
That the promises where the explosion
took place were being used for this IL
lir;i manufacture OF fireworks in viola
:ior Of city ordinances. was the state
rurnt Of sev"ral persons, who advanced
he tneory. that workmcn playing with
toy torrcdocs set off secret magazine
containing several tons OF explosives.
The building in which tho blast oc-
Cured was known in the neighborhood
AS "hnuse Of mystery" 1t was ore
story brick structure which appeared
10 nave no windows and never exhibited
signs Of lIrn. ". Singer and Nathan
Schaffcr. owners Of the alleged firc-
works factory which was destroyed,
were being sought by tho police. Their
books wore seized carly in the day In an
effort 10 learn the amount and charac-
tar Of any explosives in tho building.
|; was indicated that the evidence re.
ccivcd would be placed before the April
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
FOUR INDICTED FOR
THE LOVETT MURDER

Warsaw. Ind. March 3o.-Four MEM
herS Of the Decker family are being held
in the county Jail here tonight without
bail. following action to-day by the Kos
rousko grand jury. which returned In
dic;ments against them. charging COM
plicity in tn" murder OF Leroy Lovett,
70 year old Elkhart boy.
Virgil Decker. Cal Decker. Fred Deck
or and Mrs. Lydia Decker were named
IN tn" indictments, which were in two
counts Mrs. Decker. the mother. was
arrested in her home at Elkhart, Cal
and Fred Decker were arrested at the
l'rni Decker farm near Atwood. and
Virgil was already in the county jail
here. being hold on bench warrant IN
connection with the murder Of 1sovett.
In the frs; count Of the indictments
Il Is charged I.ovrtt was killed when
struck with an iron bar. In the second
count II Is charged the murder was COM
m!t:ed with 4 deadly weapon unknoW
to the grand jury. W date has been
set for the trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
.EX-ENPE EROR'S COUP FAILS;
NOW VIRTUALLY A PRISONER
Refuge for the Deposed Mon
arch Offered By Spanish
Ambassador - Hungarian
People Want No Monarchy

Rndap-St. March Co. ,lES TIL. Asso-
,idt"G T'r"s$)--rOun: Stefan Brthi'r.
:Iily empowered t. act fnr III" satC,y
81: he state. Is the plea!poten':;try or
| l."Grrt HurthY. was zen: {" St"ina =
ul;.nEer. The West Hungarian town
,"ar thr Austrian border. wn-rr former
Emperor Charles has talier refuge after
lis IAN att npt 10 rc3ai: IN" throne.
count R"thl"u. vino IA on" tho was
adviser t. N" former PREMIER. .t-rh
t,uk. Ju.Ieph. mas ! strong rcrHr ~:
iru"pH al his diSp"s:.. 20 suppress an q?
rivll war movement. ';ll",;!d aLy - 81
;"inpt-,. Premier Trl"ky aE' count
Iu.:ys AndrTt%Hy. fnrn"r r"rr.gn m:r
..'rr ard friend -" -" ,or:n"~ 'Ul"r.
G,.,-nra irtn!"I ',un: B"th.'n 'N'!"nv",
% p"r$uad" Charles t" ~ ii.n.sa-:
INN, li.,: ~
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viewed BY Thousands.

w. :nrce days The body - '.I:'! A.
G.ohonS haS rested II ~iI.' HnH~r ~"
s-,St. g,td dome o. -" cathedral IN
Whi"H fr- so rn..ny years H.. u.'N:S;"r"t
- r;!L"k!ud Daily IN army % T"|?n-
n. .".OOn strong. has ulrd - H'd on
uc lh,. g-ty stone cd!Ir." Overlooking 'hr
ri'v. bu; today. tru'u morN:nE nHi''
n"arly midnight. = great l"uh!.' '"lImn.
blocks loag, Sougut c:.'rdnrr 10 IA" Ct
t.sIril.
In Other parts Of rhc r!N tho" N,S
"a" u~ua, noiS" ani hUe'.H 90 -
American community. bur ar"Gn" lie
cathedral all was Quirt. Tn" Snuff" ~
tNr, on ihr -:Lwaik was almost IL" "' :.
+ounl head. aS ~" mournHrS pressed
s'rN,y forward along the streets lad
ins 10 t." church. Tomorrow t'iS s.
nnc~ VIZ spread 81 over IN" city. vh"n
IN response 70 p-ociaInii iiun BY Govern
or ard mayor. AL t-affir aHd cI"ry :."-
;!vttv vii, b" STOPPED for on" ~rI."'r
when tn" mass b"S'ns Q; :" o'c,""%.
1asidr the Cath"dr;.! no ;n"u-">.
found even deeper silence. En;c-.nG h
pairs, they moved down thc rcn'-h'
aisle splitting at the purple -""N'!Nd
bier and passing out b.: side door Al
right and left. II was = living II
forming continuously hrnuad ;lrc dead
but the onl;. sound; were III" cl'~& o.
heels or ;i,rd foo: aid now a:.d ;."n
a suppressed sob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
WILD REPORT Of
CREEK DISASTER

Constantinople. March 30.~-iBy
the Associated Press. An entirc
Greek division has b"cu captured
by the Turks at ESki.Sh"hr and
the Greeks arc fleeing from that
city. arcurding to notices posted
Up in Anatnlia.
The Greeks thus lar have made
40 statement on this report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Every American Grave
Abroad VIII Receive
Its Tribute of Flowers

indianapolis. Ind March 3o.-TAe
grave Of every American soldier who
died abroad during the world var will
b. decorated on Memorial das by tn"
American Legion.
All posts of the Legion were called
on for contributions 20 bear the expense
in a bulletin sent today by Lcmuei
BolIes. nat.ona! adjutant. Tn" burden
OF the cost. the bulletin said. rests with
the members OF the Legion. but public
contributions also will be accepted.
Relatives OF the deceased soldiers
may have 4 special floral Offering or
decoration placed on the garYes through
- LeGion's committees in France,
treat Britain. Belgium and Germany.
II also was announced.
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

Washington. March 20 c. R"Hub'c r
members OF the new hoUS" VII. hold
their organiza tion C:turus SATURDAY az
icrnoon. April 2. two days before Ii"
opening of the special session, of con-
ETesS It was announced tonight hy
Representative Mondell. Wyoming. ma
pority lea der
Selections OF c..a!rm"n and Rcpuhl!-
can members on Comrn.;t""H. aE econ
mc1dcd by the cUmmit''r on committee"
are expected % Oe confirmed Al thar
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Taxes Coal, Oil. Gas, Lumber,
Fire-Clay and Limestone
New Cumberland Charter
Measure Passes Both
Houses

,-Aa-lcston Mar. $e--The lower hoUS SC
o. ,hG stat" legislature, which held 4
b-i"i e..-t.uu :hls morning, passed on"
ueASurs. tie N-w Cumberland charter.
which Mas ratified :hiS afternoon h%
-. senate. along with nine Others. Tao
pC IA" bills passed in thc Scnat" ""'''
those or wniCi. announ"rm, Of thc
vote was pnslnoncd TUESDAY afternoon.
Production tax bills Introduced =!
Senator W. l.. p"l!nE. Huint i.cAS''"t.
began thr:r march throuEN 's.' un""E
chamber this afternoon. 'rt"% acre go
porte. back by The scN;''' ju'iCi''r!'
COr.ra.r:rs without r".."ir nl"n'i.lt !":..
Tha four original bills left the co'nns,-
t,r room consolidated as Scnat' b.! N".
;. and with i;n"StoU" .id"d g 80"
u.Esr products that the h!N riJ:"'.".
u specially TAX.
Senator roiinG secured i;n;E. d. {"
considerations for his bill ard - al
vAEcernsut To second reading. II" t""''
obtained consent 10 '.av.' IN" h''! :"
ferred 20 tho finance cn:Em:;t"r :"r c"''-
Siderat!on OF Tie provisions withh Nr
purvicH OF ina committee.
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Confidence IN Lamont

O. courso Mr.. Lamont would have
ts"s Unable 20 get very far without th-
.,'.,c Suppor; ~ the United States gov
,ramcn:. Mr.. Lamont wou tho conf
Genca cs President Wilson at Paris and
= rr"ttj-. Secretary Lansing. Cader
Secretaries Polk and Davis gave M. La
:uyac III. support IN critical moments
.tq. hc needed in handling The ques-
ions I. issue with the Japanese gov
.rn.urnt. Norman H. Davis who. as
.rll"v secretary, handled the t!nat
~ ,r.., ,f ,},r ncgotlation at the depart
mn, pc state. wrote most CT the COM
aluu.rat:oaS from our govGTam"nt 70
e.. other p""ec~ and while tEis - the
. - ;irnc the, ha"" bcnc made public
I; was Aaown righ; along shat the f!rm
...,,, 81 NJ. naT.s was behind the
Nr,~ riran governments 2oi:cy IL the
a.,r. vh.r. Prcs!dcut Wilson vas IL and
,'.rr.tary Colby was engrosSCd IN other
matters.
10 I:,r:...rsc ,v"rc tAH last 20 give
ron.ca.. Trsy wanted ~ hrSt TO
...lud. I>.>....n Mongolia and MancAur-
. N u g-punG "t "specta, interest
....,. he, insisted for IL 'Ine upon res
,-ra:inrs wn:,A would give the Japan
.r,.,!pr = .,..'I"u IN certain parts
&: ."riua bu, H. Nn"-ica7 government
.e;..I.h -, Nmba>., .,,iUr Morris and Mr.
T. .,.,... -. r.S.". Sa.cC-cded in ConNtnc-
.- .... J,5..i..... '...,' 20 make eNS"p-
..,.- n. ..... ,'.,r:'',~ %aS contrary =
-.. .,a. E, 3. 80 .h" ronsurtiUn! and
- Jar.s..,. .- +. ,.>>.utrd. tn" "'c-
d..,. Su-}".-; -s,.1 ;,.r United states
-. --rrr .a. S., p. British foreign "r-
.i,.. :n 49,. .nfl'. t,~cot:atiorS WAS no
~.a..N f,,.'.c T.. o., ....'.."H"r:"2t If CON-
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Samuel Untormyer Sued
For Damages By S|euth

Nrw York. March "a. >a;nv.: In
t.I:H!,-. chief tounsc' :" 'hr ,rirt
rrg.SII;ll" committee .uvr.i!;.t'uc the
"hY.ld.uk rust" vas sued TO-DAY IN IN"
fedora. district court for 100000 by
lS"l"rt J. Foster &: NcHark. y. J.. q
private detective, who Was = witness
h.,f"re Ia" c0mm!ttc" on December 10,
is.,l.
Til" compEAIn; CharS,,' '":,r inter
rycr in Sp"okinE o. "t"sl"rS record"
h III" lr:lring, made statements that
were "lna!Ir!ouS ana wholly falS" and
w"r,' calculated g ho,i h.!h up 10 pub
lic d.Slrust. rdiculo and contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Big Loss Reported.

,'un,urriand Md. March 3".--Tht
financial dos, n .hH rumb"r,ani-I
~; .Shcna n,luah frui: bolt. due TO the
DISASTROUS frus; "f Monday night. VIII
,,~a aci, from $i0, ,G0o. 900 [" Si",nho.nhO. ;.
l.. Johnson. in charge "f thr GUNNER
land fruit "Srhangr. stated today.
Tho bet takes in the area from key
scr. W. V... % Martln&burE. Is, Va.
ind from Tia gerstvwn. Ml., 20 Nnchcs-
tcr Va,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
PR.AEdER RESIGNS.

Washington, March 30.-Oti0 l'7a'g ger.
ur San Antonio. Texas. second assistant
poytn!aS,"r general. las resigned. t
was announced today, and will vacate
he ufr!cc April /. H;s "ucccssor has
not lren named. Postmaster General
!layx said in announcing ;u' rcsigna-
zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Plans Of Opponents.

II - understood from reliable sources
That III" plan Of the opponents OF tho
good roads measure as 4 whole Is TO
fAll hrl:uG ~" Iant2 measure, which
they believe trey can pass. once pass
cd. +: VIZ. Il IS believed act as BOOM
cr.,ng |" thH bill. making il possible to
defeat IT," appropriation which 1t would
ordinarily carry with it. thereby defeat
ing tn" measure entirely.
Advocates Of the LantZ measure have
entered .rtD the good roads fight with
Il WILL. however. and say that they IN
tend to puSA i across and then save the
bill In ori"r 10 further their plans
they hay" hal the delegates from each
county point out Upon 4 map the most
important roadways or his constituency.
with 4 ,irv toward making them. II
possible a part Of the state systGnn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
THE WEATHER.

western Pcnasylvania And Ohio
Showers and cooler Thursday; Friday
fair.
west vtrginia-Showors Thursday,
cooler Thursday night; Friday fair.