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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-05-27
S A v E

Secure one of our Nest Egg Banks
by opening a Savings Account of
One Dollar or More.
Deposits made on or before the
tenth day of January, April, July
and October draw interest from the
first.
Deposits made on or before the
fifth of any other month will draw
interest from the first of that month.
CONTINENTAL STATE BANK
LaSalle Bldg. FOG Marquette Ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

Williamson. W. Va. Sept. IL The
jury trying Reece Chambers md Fred
Rurrrafr no or twru;y-CrH- defend
ants originally hold .n',. '..rIIul with
tho gun night a; Ma, May, 100,
returned TO William~.o $50 ''ir> from
Matewan where the jurors Wy, taken
,his morning t" view ,ns hat. :, cN".
They wsre accom1aned Hy the defend
ants c"unse! for both sides and Judge
z. n. Bailey.
Chambers and RurEraff ara charged
kpecincal'" in this cas-" with ~il,iuE
W. J. Ferguson. on" ~ seven baldwin,
t'el;> detectives Who mot dca'h IN the
fight.
Tho jurors wnra shown where ~"
hsht started and within Il tHw hundred
wards ~ which place half \ dozen m"n
.el,. including Mayor =. =. TCSi"rmau.
Thay were shown also the ront" fol-
lowed by Ferguson from tho r"ntcr "f
tho town 10 the homa Of Mrs. Mary
rrI:y. a few blocks away. in his At
tomrt 10 ESCAPE hu. who're he Is do
clared 10 have hrcn KILLED BY armed
mon.
Following The return of the jury 20
Wil'ta mSon. court was resumed -Four
witnesses ot the state wor" placed nn
,ha stand Judge Il u Railey said to-
nigh, rhere was NO indication when tho
prosecution would rest lis case, nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
GENERAL READ
|NSPECTS THE
NINE REGION
WILL CONFER WITH
GOVERNOR MORGAN
Regarding Pending Organiza-
tion Of West Virginia
National Guard.

charleston. ". Va. Sept. l3--Major
General George w Read. Of Fort Ron
jamin Harrison. commander OF the ffth
army corps area. who cnm> 20 charles
ton. today. will make an inspection to-
morrow OF the Coal river military dis
'rI"t scene or the recent UrCurat'On By
armed bands on the march toward Min
20 county HC will return 70 charleston
tomorrow night, he told newspaper men
here tonight. and leave Charleston for
his headquarters Thursday morning.
General Reads inspection trip tomor-
row IL Of no material signifrance. he
said Il is merely ''An Informal visit
10 500 for myself that everything Is all
right" 10 added.
. Colonel II a. Fisk. chief OF stan and
Major =. y. Thompson. came here today
with The general. They will accompany
him 10 Madison. Blair. and other places
a,nng Coal river where federal troops
arc now stationed.
General Read said he will confer with
Governor Z. F.. Morgan tomorrow re-
gardnG the situation In West Virginia.
and the reorGanized national guard
will he one OF subjects discussed"
There Will be no immediate movement
of tho remaining federal troops station
III this state. General Nead said. He
NJ lcas; scvcra! weeks. or until the
state militia Is rr-orEanZed and ready
for field service under federal approval l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
PRISONERS FAIL IN SPECTACULAR
GETAWAY: ONE BADLY WOUNDED

jefferson rIty. Mo. Sept. IS Joseph
Kenny, ono of four oonVir;S wh1 al
tempted to escape from IN" stat" prison
ncrc tu-d;v IS IN :. serious condition to-
might AS the resu,; o. a hu!ict wound
received from a guards rifle. or tho
other three. Dick Kennedy and Daniel
NJ Hogan received minor bullet wounds,
while Sam Taylor escaped injury. Tho
nr!sourrs ATTEMPTED /" stnaI IA l0'nT''"-
liv.. All have made previous attempts
20 escape.
Whom the locomotive entered the
prison yard the f"ur Cnnvicts over
rowrred tho regular guards taking
their revo!vers. They th"n rushed FOR
The engine. Patrols. pacing the PRISON
wallis. Showcrcl III" fleeing men With
huckshot and bullets before thcy could
board the engine.
They SURPRISED the guard on duty,
took his pistol from him and beat hlm
ov"r tho h"ad with Il.
Leslie Gordon. tho foreman, rushed
10 the EuarGs assistance. an" was
beaten inscns!hl"
Tho couviris then ran from III" shoN
across 'hn prison yard Il distance "f
3rN wards to an open EIte through
Nhich cars or coal wcre being switched.
Guards on tor &C III" walls Nrcd "n
no quarts; wonnd!ny three. Tho m"u
,vrrc making towards Z sw'tch srEin"
when wounded and succeeded In climbing
onto tho engine r,.t r"irforr~r"rtS ~
guards arrived before Il was poss'hl" to
starf -
Ecrrnfv ESCAPED frnm 'hn prison -"
p.crmhor or T9ls and Was r-raptu-"d
six month 'atnr. Hogan escaped through
a sewer SIX months ago. hnt mas ra'aknn
shnrtlv afterwards Kenny. according ~
,rtror officials va. lu -" eS-ars rint
40 Years az" Uh"n e. J"0k'rs. e
sc,ar1 VAS Mild
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Federal Judge Calls
For Indictments Of
Masked Night Riders

New York Sept l3.--Judg" William
= Shcppard Of Florida. si'tinS in fed
rral dis,ric, court. today told the federal
grand Jury i, had the power and au'h"F'
i,v 10 investigates secret societies. Whicl
arc rcnnr'ed :" hc interfering with the
constitutional rights Of citizens
ANY organization" he said Whirh
holds it's meetings hv tn" ligh' OF pom
rrcs in secret places. and the m"mh"rS
n which wears white suits and MASKS
which attempts 10 pr"rrn: orderly 'i'''
IONS from, tho enjoyment of th'ir con-
s,i,rtional rights freedom Of Sne"'h
conscience and right oT trial by iury. IS
n rrope- subject for investigation by A
Grand iurv That ls because such be-
hay!ur on 'hc part "f s"cret society is
= conspiracy and tho law can he brought
70 bear upon thcm.
Continuing hiE charge. Judge Shep-
parh said In part:
"Thoro - Law hc-e that can he
hrnuEht 10 hear upon any groun of rc1-
rle or score, organization which @dmIn-
listers iuStir" IN tho woods.
1T Is No.. within tho prorinc" of go
GRO, societies 10 say who Is or ls NOT
= desirable citizcn. When they. by =
demonstration nf power. seek 70 prevent
others from the enjoyment ~ their CON
stI,u,ionol rights. thcy are amendable
N prosecution In 'hc federal courts
through prAscntment or Indictment by
the grand jury"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Summary Dismissal
For Medical Adviser
Who Talked Too Much

Washington, Sept. l3.-The "sum'
mary dismissal" of Or. Haven Emerson
medical adviser Of the United States
Veterans Bureau, who was quoted -
having said In 4 speech at Columbus.
Ohio, yesterday. THAI tho bureau vas
being made the football Of ponticS.
was announced tonight by Acting Dirs~
tor Leon Frazer.
Colonel c. B. Forbes, director OF tho
bureau, who is on ar inspection trip 10
the Pacific coast, declared. In 4 st4te'
ment sent TO the bureau for publication
that DR.. Emersons charge that $5oo,0oo
was being used for politica patronage
rs unqualiaedly false"
Il expected some such silly Statements
from a disgruntled employee whose ser.
vices have proved unsatisfactory. the
statement said
The facts are that found the med
teal division. under his direction. In 4
chaotic condition little short OF . pub.
lie scandal He had $1,000 cases aw1it'
ing action. and was losing ground every
day. while sick and destitute men clam
ored for aid. DR.. Emerson, though OF
high professional medical capacity, den
onstrated such a complete absence OF
executive ability or administra tive COM
mon sense. that I was forced to place
medical executive officer. Lieutenant
Colonel r. L. Patterson, IN charge OF
the division. and to indicate to Dr..
Emerson that his services were NO long.
er desired"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
DUAL MONARCHY
|. PROPOSED BY
IRISH LEADER
SEPARATE KINGDOMS
UNDER SAME KING
Suggestion Comes From Col.
Moore, Commander of
Irish Volunteers.

nnhnn. sept i".--rolNrc. Maurice
Moore. commander Of the Irish National
Volunteers. to-day suggested hS ii s"lu-
tI"n Of tho Irish controversy an agree
mcnt on tho hn"s Of the O.d dual m"n-
arrhy in Austrta-Elunrary. lnd"r such
an arrangement he said. England and
Ireland would y" separate Kingdoms
under tho same King. George Y. neither
having the right - in'"rfrrr directly
or indirectly With tho other. the ktng
acting for England on tho ad'ic" OF his
LnE'ish minister's. and for Ireland on
thc advice OF tho Irish ministers. IT,.
or account Of tn" Kings residence in
England. II h"Cam" necessary - ar-
point vIccroy. n" would =" chosen
10y tho Irish ministers. in which case
according 20 colonel Moore. Eanion De
Valera probably would h' Tho 'Ir"r"y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
ny DWIGHT H. rETER

Point Pleasant. W. Va Sept. l3.---Th a
trial - W. II. (Holly) Griffith West
Virginia prison inmate. on charge OF
numbering Ira Rcush cf Antiquity. q.
on the phl,, river here the night Of jan
uarv l., will not GET under way before
noon tnmnr-"w The Mason county cir
-u:, cour: docket VAS So Co1Ecsted that
JrSSe O'Bricn found /; necessary -
ann.,,nca that the Griffith cas-" cam Il
be ;,N>r up until after the noon recess
Wennesdly.
4 large number of witnesses sum-
uon"d t. testify In Grtffth's trial are
alread, III rotnt Pleasant. There have
been about forty witnesses called by the
St1,e and eighteen 70 testify In Crit
dth'S behalf
DEPUTY sheriff Harry Lewis arrived
This evening with lot oc witnesses
from Clarksnurg and ParkcrsburS. The
father. mother and two brothers ~
Holly Griffith. from the Clarkshurg ~
ctr'ty. are already here. as Is also the
father OF Ira Roush. who came from
Antiquity. Ohio.
Il was stated here today. from ap-
parent,y reliable sources. that counsel
for Griffith some tirc ago Offered tu
have their client plead guilty TO q
IAlaTXS 0H nES' uNRTS' UllllC| lpE bUN
killing OF Ira Roush. provided the
states attorney would agree to III.
sentence In tho prison tor Griffith. This
offsr ie said 70 have been rejected nv
Prosecuting Attorney Robert L. Hogg
because Griffith ia already serving twc
Itf" terms a. MoYndsville for murder
and tho prosecutor could not see thH'
an-thing was 20 ," gained by pilinG OF
another III" term,
Socurs Now Evidence,
rros"rut'nE Attorney Hogg latc ~.
day EXPRESSED the fullest confidence In
the ability ~ tho state to secure n vsr-
dict that will ca-ry with u tho iuflic.
,ion ~ the death penalty upon i;rir1lth
Last night and this morning. IN" state
attorney is said 10 have coma into POS
session Of now and v"ry important cvi.
dencA whirh he believes Will be r'Snc,u.
si~c proof - Grlfhth's guilt n"twIth,
standing tho fac, thar tn" state's ca se
(Condnued on PAGE Tvelvs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
:CURRAN LEADS
FOR MAYOR IN
n. Y.PR|MARY

New York. S.nt. l3. Henry H. rurran
coalition rardida;e. won the Rcpub'iran
nomination i"r mayor tudar over thee
opponents leading his nearest rivul T.
". IaEuardia. president OF tho hoar,l Of
aldermen, by q vote almost three 10 one
William " Bennett who. returns in
di"a'ed. w"u'd run las: in the four
cornered mayorRlity contest. Scut tc'c-
gram 70 Henry ~. Turran. AZ II O'Clock
tonight. conCratulat!ng him on having
won mo Republican nomination. H."
promis snd ~ support Mr.. rurran ard ;old
him tha, his nomination meant an over
whelm!nE defeat for Mayor Hylan.
Returns from 593 election districts
out OF i.7S3 In the city. CAV" Curran
1S.a9S: William II. Ecnnett. former state
senator. S1S: Judge Reuben l. Haskill.
I.H53 and r. II. I.aguardia. 7.0tT.
Mayor JUHn +. Hyiar WAS unoNposed
for the Democratic nomination.
Julius Miller. Tammany candidate for
tho Democratic nomination for the pres
idency Of me borough Manhattan. led
James J H;nos. an,i-Nurphy candidate.
by r ratio az approximately three TO
one IN tn. carly returns
Charles G. Lockwood and Vincent
G!lr"y. organization candidates FOR tho
HepublIc,n nomination for comptroller
and president OF the board of aldermen
respectively. received substantial ma
jur!,ieS over their opponents In all hve
hornughs
Comptroller Charles l.. craig was uH-
opposed tnr "a" Democratic nomination
fo- president or the hoard o. aldermen.
New York Sept. ia Henry /. Cur
ran. coalition candidate. won N" Re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

Na.a.ustom. Sept I3.-torporations
would be required TO pay excess pron's
taxes for another year under decision
today OF the senate finance c"mmittHe'
which finally approved tn" provision IN
tho house bill repeating these taxes as
OF next January Instead OF last Jan"-
arv I. as recommended by Secretary
Mellon.
The committee also Inserted prov
SION IN tho house measure repeating inc
capital stock tax. effective next year
and adopted nm Amendment increasing
tho CORPORATION 'ncom" tax from ton 10
a:,"er percent instead Of l@'s percent
effective January !. 1922.
Thcsr represented tho major DECISIONS
reached t0dal at two sessions. although
Il was said officially that the committee
oersonaily had d"Cid~d to amend the
hou<s hill 81 - - r"ntinus tho tax on
express packaSc< and oil Transported
hy pira lines. Whether anv portion OF
thn taxes on tho transportation OF
sr.Eht and passens-rs vii =" retained
after r~A, raruary vii d"T""d hair.
NAV f.nrn-e Ss'd TTor \ r"r"r' - b.
,r.d. .orro-rog l., 'hn 'r"aSur-- as ~
-. t. ,rE- - nry"0i':Tr"% oAr>"'''i -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
-FOUR SUSPECTS HELD IN THE
UP-R|VER ASSASSINATION CASE
Held Under $4,000 Bond for
"Feloniously Conspiring
and Shooting With Intent
to Kill" Victims Home
Under Guard.

Spe"ia, Dispatch to the 1ntelltgenesr.
FUIlansbee W. Va. Sept. 13.-Ff1n6
Sama. Joe Ansiano. Ralph and Ff1u4
Yamlna. who were rounded up here yes
terday as suspects in the attempted A.
sassination OF James Circone, wealthy
Italian merchant. Sunday night. were
held 10 the Brooke county grand JuxS
under s2.ono each after preliminary
hearing hcforr Justice Of Peace George
Yates. They were formally charges
with fcloniuusly conspirinG and shoot
ing with intent to kill.
The local authorities allege that thees
four men are members Of secret ltAl-
ian society that sought to take Cifs
cones life. So far the officials have
been unable 10 lay hands on the niaA
who represents himself as an agent feS
an italian magazine. and who II ID al
legged did tho shooting after the other
men had lured Circone to his front
porch.
The Circone home Is under guard TO
prevent any further attempt on the lie
Of the merchant and members OF htS
family. Authorities are continuing thslS
Investigation TO ascertain the members
OF the alleged secret society who whsn
rounded up will either be held for the
grand jury or driven from the commu'
nifty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Secure Now Evidence,
'JAPAN'S VIEWS ON
NAVAL ARMAMENT

Toxic. Sept. IA ConferoDce ot tn"
naval and military authorities and the
officials OF the foreign office has dc
rided upon ths following basic prin-
ripl.S on tho Limitation Of naval arm
nmcnt. according 10 the Asah! Shlmbun:
Japan has no intention Of reducing
Tie strength "f her navy Independently
nor or suspeGding the previously ar
ragged building program. But as she has
heartily approved curta!!mert. so as t"
promote tho happiness OF mankind,
Japan .s willing TO make Efforts to ee-
,ablish Some arrangement With the
powers.
"Japan believes. arst. tha' Il Is
ogains: the fundamental spin, 81 The
Washington conference that any power
should possess superior forces sufficient
:" secure decisive victory over any
other power or powers. therefore thc
powers should minimize the scope Of
arniamru, 20 tho same degree as that
Of ,he country having the smallest
,ravai Strensth among tn" powers con-
cerned.
Second. tina powers concerned shall
no, establish any naval base OF max"
nry arrangement 20 SorVA as naval
bases for their naIl"s on the tactic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Slayer Of Wife Ended
His Life In The Ohio

Huntington. W. Va. Sept. Ia Tho
body Of George Williams. NIFTY years
Old. sought by tho police since Sunday
night. when Il was alleged he shot and
killed his wife. Fannie thirty-n!n years
old. was recovered today in the Ohio
river near Lock No. "S apparently 1000
Yards from the point on the river bank
70 which he was traced by bIoodhounds.
Examination ot the body by Coroner
GrrIach revealed that Williams had suf-
ccrcd a slight Scnlp wound when. accord
ing 10 his twc!v c-ycar-cld s'erson,
Lewis hN turned tho revolver on HIM
self after his wife had fallen fatally
wounded. Tho r"rorc-s y jury returned
n verdict OF death from drowning. tho
coroner holding that the hull"t wound
would not have necessarily proven fatal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
TOTAL DEAD IN SAN
GABRIEL VALLEY 90

Taylor. TEXAS Sept. l3.-Ottlc:a' and
unofficial figures bring n" total OF
dead In tho san Gabriel r.vcr and
Brushy Creek floods near here" nine
~. IT Is believed additional bodies may
Re found as the debris on II" banks OF
the two streams is uncovered.
4 messenger came from the Touncs'
town district across the river from tho
Bowers farm. reported :; Me1'rans
drowned there. II Is unknown whether
these are Included in the % reported
dead on the Row"rS farm.
From Thornddi". on the San Gabriel
river N Milan county. Il was reported
that Is bodies had h"cn recovered from
the river AZ noon to-day. The majority
OF these bodies had t!"at"d down tho
river and were caught IN n"' strung
across tho streams fnr that purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
Will Arrest Third Man
In Church Case TODAY

Chicago, Sept. 13.-Clarence Wilder.
named In the alleged confessions OF
Leon Parks and Harvey II. Church. IN
connection with the Staying OF TIVE
automobile men TO obtain possession OF
a $500 automobile will be In the Gus.
tody Of the police tomorrow, 1t was
announced tonight.
According to the police, Wilder vas
leader in the plot which led to the kill
Ing Of Bernard J. DRugherty and CaHl
Ausmus. salesman and chief demonstra.
tor for the Packard Motor Car Com
pany. OF Chicago. Both were shin
while completing a deal with Church
for tho purchase Of an automobile
Tho finding Of tho body, OF DAugh-
erty, Friday morning In tho Dssplhtnss
river. resulted in the invesugaoo1
which led to tho arrest Of Church and
ParkL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

San Francisco. Cal. Sept lN--"ith
N. Eraud Jury which has been hearing
evidence against him adjourned. and the
cornncr's inquest extending into its So
ond day without verdict. "Fatty' Ar
buckle. motion pictur" COMEDIAN charged
with tho murder ~ Miss Virginia karHe
an actress whosc death occurred after
n party IN trhuchl"'e rooms IN h"t")
spent his third niShr IN a coll tonight.
The grand jury adjourned without re
turning an lndiCtmCnt bu' anoth'r ScS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
CANADIAN COP GETS
AN ALLEGED MURDERER

Salt Lake city. Ttah. Sept. lo.--
Josenh Cadoza. said - he a member o'
the Canadian mounted police. aun"UnIcG
, today that Saturday n pueblo he ~
rested Arthur Sake. wanted nj Quebec.
canada on a charge Of murder IN con-
ncction with tho death ~" Years ago
=, charles Trallandc. police officer OF
chicago. He added that IN" prisoner N
rharge ~ two officers from canada
would start north today from Denver.
I.allande is said t. lprN sought Sa'he
on white siarc charg" II" dis"ovcr"d
Sake In a pool room in Qu"h"r sax"
and four other 'omvaui"ns al" "Il"E""
10 hsyr shot hiu dead According 20
radnza. Saike's r"mrani"nS arc under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
PT.PLEASANT
TRIAL To OPEN
WEDNESDAY
Forty Witnesses For the State
and Eighteen For the De-
fense-Desperado Prisoner
Heavily Guarded Durin G
prial.

". II. tHolly) Griffith. who
goes on trial at Point Pleasant
this afternoon charged with the
murder Of Ira Roush, Was taken
away from Moundsvtlle on tho
Ohio River division train Of tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, leav-
ing Moundsvius at 9 o'clock last
evening.
Deputy Captain OF Prison
Guards W. E. Athey and Guard
Parker were In charge OF the
prisoner. They reached Point
Pleasant At two - M, and the
prisoner was at once taken to the
to tho Mason county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

London Sept. Is An unexpected
hitch has arisen in tn" Irish n"gou'-
tiors Premier Lloyd George. who ~
q. GiairIoch. Scotland. today received
Harry Bo,and. secretary 1" Eam"n u"
Valera. and Joseph McTrath. another
Sim Fem representative, according I"
an nnicinl Cnmmun: alton issued tonight
and Mrssrs Doiand md Mct;rath are
returning - Dublin with tho pr;m- min
is,cr's EXPLANATION - hnal points IN the
rnvc-nmcrt'S proposals fot C"nstdcra-
r,rn Ivy tho Dali E!rcann.
II - srid That Mr.. De Valera < reriy
dealing with tho question ~ accepting
or not accepting the invitation 10 con-
terrence wili not tr delivered until Fri
dav o. Saturday.
II is understood tha, tho l.''er which
con-l"r+ Mct;rath and Roland t0r. -
n. prime ninls'er asked tor = fresh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
84-Year-O|d Los
Angeles Man Drives
Across the Continent

Elmira, y. Y. Sept. l3.--John Rcards-
ley. 81. OF Los angeles Cal, diving mis-
automobile. pulled UP In front Of the
residence Of nephew in Montour Falls,
near here. tonight. having driven across
the continent alone. His automobile Is
equipped with 4 camping outrt, and tho
venerable autoist campcd at night dur
ing the entire trip. He reported ':ery
pleasant journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
UNEXPECTED HITCH IN THE IRISH
NEGOTIATIONS; CONFERENCE DELAYED

explanation respecting the British gov
crnment's latest communication and
that these points are Of vital inpoF-
tance. necessitating tho return OF the
couricrs 70 Dublin for consultation with
Mr.. Do Valera and his colleagues.
Today's conference lasted an hour or
more, the delegates leaving Immediately
for Ireland The new developments viii
delay the proposed conference between
tho government and tn. Irish plenipoten'
tiaries beyond September 20. the date
suggested by Mr.. Lloyd George Ap.
parently nothing has been definitely Dc.
cidrd as vct on tho composition Of the
Irish delegation. Michael Collins. COM
MIA nder Of the Ir'sh republican army -
mentioned ncw ds possible delegate,
and II "a still possible mat NJ. Do
Va'~r. will consent 70 had It's datsGoe
TOE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
GOVERNOR IN FLIGHT.

Now York. Sept Ia. Governor Henry
7 Alien. OC Kansas. mad" an airnane
tr!p from phi,ad"lp lphi1 I" New Worry Ia'e
10 day In nm hours time. Aft"r 'a"Hih%
NJ M!ncola. the governor ann"uh' "u ne
would recommend establishments "i AR
routes between III" larger cities "i
Kansas upon his return hone. lie
starts west tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
ATTACKS HIS FAMILY
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

Blueheld, w. Va. Sept. l3-C. l. Aus
Tin, store manager at the Elk RldgH
Coal company At Northfork. early this
morning crushed the skull OF his three.
yoar old son by striking him with Q
pistol. also struck his ten-months-ol1
son with the pistol. shot his wife ana
committed suicide. Wife and children
are in a hospital here and there IL no
hope OF recovery for the oldest child. He
had been drinking for several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
GRAND JURY RECESSES WITHOUT
FINDING ARBUCKLE INDICTMENT
Tampering With Witnesses
Alleged By District At
torney-Comedian Spends
Third Night in Prison Cell,


Los Angeles. Calf. Sept. l2.---
Roscoe tF,attIl hrhurkle was
dropped Prom the membership OF
the Los Angeles Athletic cub
here last nigh; President WI
liam " Garland said: ~ WAS
tho unanimous belief o; tho di
rectnrs % that organization that
such step should he taken"
Tho l.. a A. {. - the larges.
club IN II" citN.