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The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

If you don't sleep well at night
from nervousness, indigestion or
urinary troubles, you need Pricklv
Ash Bitters. It purifies the system
and relieves the kidneys and blatter.
Price s1.25 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

Mrs. w. G. Beard is visiting her
daughter in Carrollton, AlaDama.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

1t is said out of 10 women have
Constipation-which means pipnples,
sallow complexion, bad breath. cross,
mean disposition. Take HOLLIS
TER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
It's especially good for women--liv-
ems you up, makes you hustle, sing
and be happy Pitts Drug Store. IF
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

EGGS FOR SALE-Rhode Island
Red Eggs from big dark reds
heavy layers, $500 and $500 fol
fifteen. Meadow Brook Farm Laurel
Miss. l-30-lm
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

BERMUDA ONION PLANTS $500
per thousand or 25 cents per hun
dred delivered at my home. Ready
about the 18th or 10th Of February
Call 406 and leave your order. NJ v,
Friday. 2-l9-2t
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

LAKE NORRIS POSTED-This is to
give notice that Lake Norris is
posted against all trespassing, hunting
and fishing. Lake Norris Fishing
Club. 2-6-3t.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16
BRIDES -T0-BE

Let The Dispatch order your we'd
ding invitations and announcements
Quick deliveries, hadsome work, beau
tiful wedding cabinet stocks. En-
graved work a Speciality. We will
send samples if you will telephone us.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16
Help Wanted

so ACRES CLOSE IN WANTED
If you have small suburban farm
with home and other improvements
see me right away. Must be close to
city. V. B. lines at Dispatch office.
2-13-2t
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16
FROST-PROOF CABBAG

FOR FROST-PROOF CABBAGE
PLANTS write H. S. Whaley,
Yonges Island, S. c. All varieties at
$L25 per thousand. Terms cash.
Special prices given on large lots.
Parcel post orders at Soc per hundred,
postpaid. 1-19-1m.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

EGGS FOR HATCHING--fr from Fer
ris and A. & M. College stock of
s. c. White Leghorns. $500 per set
ting. Smith Oaks Plantation, Artesia,
Miss. 1-30-tf
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

SHORTHAND CLASSES will soon
begin organizing classes in Short
hand. Those desiring to take a course
should communicate with me. Mrs,
V. B. lines. Phone $50. IT,.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

SHOP ALL OVER T0WN-Compare
values. When you get through,
you'll say, We have the Best for Much
Less. The Columbus Shoe Shop,
Telephone 356. 2-9-tf.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

LIVESTOCK-Am in a position to
handle all kinds Of cattle and hogs
now, from one head up. Highest cash
prices paid. Phone 78S Of see G. g.
Guice. 2-6-1m.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16
For Rent-ROOms

ROOMS FOR SUMMER-Delightfully
comfortable rooms for rent for the
spring and summer, on the Highlands.
Mrs. Smith Weaver, Phone III. 2-9-3t
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

FOR RENT-Upstairs room, with
connecting bath, also board. 1924
Main street. Phone S73. 2-13-2w
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

FOR RENT-Two connecting rooms.
1912 North Third aveune. Apply to
j. r. Garter, 1872 North Market or
residence. 2-6-tf
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

PICTURE FRAMES-Yes, we have
them. Any size you want made to
order. We have the latest designs of
on the market. Hanna's Art
Studio. 1-16-tf
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

LIVEST0CK-Am in a position to
handle all kinds of cattle and hogs
now, from one head up. Highest cash
prices paid. Phone 1873 Of see c. 6.
Guice 2-6-lm.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-16

FOR RENT-A furnished room with
bath. Near business section. Gen
tleman preferred. Telephone sos.
2-6-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ITALIANS AND
FRENCH REACH
AN AGREEMENT.
TO WORK TOGETHER
IN ARMS CONFERENCE
Covers Not Only Armament
But Pacific and Far East
ern Questions

Washington. Nov. H. Fly Tho AsSo-
ciatcd PreSs)--At 4 conference .Ate u.
dny between Premier l!riand. head OF
.hr French delcga;lnu. and Sena.oE
Schanzcr president OF the Italian do!e-
CATION. all agrecmen; was reached Tor
the harmonious attitude OF the TWO
Countries toward questions coming 10
fore tho armament conference.
TIE agreement covers rot only 0NeS-
lions arising out OF the conference IN
limitation Of armament. but also thos"
which may como up during tho dlscus-
sion ~ Pacirir and Far Eastern htth'rr'
The agreement, which resulted ne-
tween the two countries VAS described
as complete" and X was said. In well
Informed circles. would contribute "a
IN, realization OF :hc purpoae which
Trcs!der: Harding had IN mind When "e
conceived the conference.
Senator SChanzrr. Accompanied ny
Senator AIher;ine. member az IN"
Italian delegation. went at once 10 INC
Italian cmhassy conference with IA
BRAND "a Info;m Ambassador lNcc' OF
the decision.
The conference between the Fr"nch
md Italian delegates occupied more
.San an hour. and was srid :" ha'r GOV.
cred ali phases OF the :H:eTna''oh"'
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
R0YA| ARCH CHAPTER MAS0NS
open ANNUAL STATE GATHERING

parkcrshurg. w. Va. Nov. l+.-Activ-
tiles Of the West Virginia Masonic
Grand lodge .tarteA here this afternoon
with school OF instruction which wns
conducted by Preston e. White. grand
lecturer. OF MorEantnWn. and was con-
durted In tho local Masonic Ter:rlc.
This prcccd.s tho scs'ions OF the Dtn"-
GRIND ledge bodies, which are 10 be III
session tomorrow and Wednesday,. and
ia In advance OF tbs o'n"i ston> laying
q, the West Virgins hssLnic home. Io-
Gated at riverside. n mile from the city.
r,nishi business meeting ~ ths
Er,aL Arch chapter was Eeld and tom"-
r~w nti,cr con the G:hceI, will I've elect
cd. The rrand lodge vii also elect ofh-
,ers On Wednesday. The high priest
hood p:d other degrees NJ the chapter
and srand 10 ige VIII be given Tuesday
aftern"oT.
There are more than n rrnusani Mas
on. hr:c tonight for the grand chapter
and grad lodge meeting. all OF whom
will rcma!n for the ceremonies Wcdncs-
day afternoon. when the cornerstone OF
The Masonic homo Will DO laid.
Among the prominent visitors here
for the meetings arc .tndrian {. MAIDEN
busch. ot Mart!nsourg. grand master
Captain John NJ. Collins. Charleston
grand secratary; Or. William Turner
Norris Wheeling. member OF the !npsr-
,al grand lodge. Former Governor
George Wesley Atkinson. OF Charleston
will be tho PRINCIPAL spenknr at tho corn
erstone laying. former Senator Nathan
bay Scott, OF Wa shinZton. being unable
to attend because OF sickness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
LLOYD GEORGE
MAY NOT CONE
To CONFERENCE
Counter Proposals for Irish
Settlement Sent to
Ulsterites

I.onton. %ov. l4.--Fr Tho Associated
IresS-The negotiations among Pr!iiSh
Sim Erin and lister ncncinls regard
Ing the future Of Ireland have row ""-
,ered n stage In which the neGotatnr'
are TALKING Of intermittent conferences
..x,sntiIny uvc- months instead OF weeks
TIE chief interest this possih!"tE naS
n: tho moment IS ;h.t II promises ="
,nak" impossible an carly visit q! f:'iNe
Minister Lloyd George TO- WaSh:nS'"H
= he has hcnn horlng - d" all aI""E.
THIS development Is assuming great
.-npurtnnc. In English pubEr 'nd OH
cial spheres. because tho WASHINGTON
conference has sulden:y attained p'"
portions in British eyes OF an event OF
tremendous and absorbing significance
counter proposals FOR an Irish settle
rnent 70 those made oy tho Ulster cab
t,o. las, week were forwarded TO the II
st.rjtcs this evening by the British re-
r-esertatives. Informing tho Ulsterites
,ha, their Alternative proposal was not
acre1tahle. No further meeting between
IN, British a,i Ulster delegates has yet
been arranged.
II now seems that tho Trcmier's diplo-
macy must be exercised in bringing
lvs.ar into a three-ccrnered agreement
In the meantime tho Sim Fem VIII sl'
on the s!delncs and await Developments IL
The Nnrtherners are Abe lah poEs
now" remarked ono OF the Sim Fein
delegates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
rail- LABOR CH|EE:|N DENIAL
" 0FPllN To REVIVE STRIKE VOTE

which eliminated IN tho calling off o,
tho threatened strike
Following an explanation Ivy Mr. St"n"
and Mr. Carter. nt the reasons Witch
a-,uated tho unions In ranc"ilinE tho
strike order. several o"rn'!tt"oS Were
appointed to consider Problems of IA
,ure action and directed 10 report at
o'clock tomorrow morning Mr.. Stone
said tho officials expected t" complete
their work hy Wednesday night.
No Revival Of STRIKE Vote.
The grand chief ot tho n6!ne"rs rio"
r!ci that to-day's session had any con-
nect.on with the announcement made at
Cleveland las. week that III" unions
would revivo tho strike vote II the lanoi
board failed 10 mako good on tho mn-
official promise that no further WACO
cuts would hr considered until all pend
Ing rulos and working conditions on th"
lines Involved arc sott!cd. Mr.. Stone
said he did not expect to SEQ any NOM
b.r OF tho labor honrd while In chicago.
All tho union orf!ria's ware reNcent
when asked - disr.Ss i've Ijcrt3 con-
aidcred Vt tho meeting. but united N
saving that only routine problems Of
future OF the operations were discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ARBUCKLE IS
UNDER TRIAL
Defense to Make No Attack
On the Character of
Virginia Rappe

San Fraac!sco. Nov. H. E"sr"s 6.
N~i,urhi. appeared today. N ;he Idle or
Jer.rIaut in manslaughter proceedings
Using from the death o. Virginia
Eappe. IKE himself figure IN tho mo-
ION picture world. ArbGckle's audi
cnce was ono Of the smallest that over
watched him. only a fow hundred per-
sons crowded into the court room.
However. no throng ever watched 'hc
screen antics Of the CornGdian more
loosely than today's gathering gave at
,en;!on to ,il~ dry pr, cedure OF selecting
= ;urv. ArLucx!e himself showed he
r;.l the impoTtNnc, OF the occasion. HIS
smile was Lacking.
Arbuckle's wife was IN court bur ala
not ST, beslds him at the counsel table.
Gavin McNab. chief counsel for Ar
buckle. stated that ;he defense wouid
make no effort - diScusr re character
Of IN. dead gtrl. lTo ;oid the court this
formally
When adjournment came lat" thi' AZ
.rrnoon i've Jurors. ono Of them wom-
an had been accepted tentatively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
CONGRESS MAY
QUIT NOV. 23

Washington. Mo-. IA. proEra m
comprising snar'meN, 81 The $500. 900. -
Nca railroad drht hili. an. the tax 20
,ie!on ,rcasu-N ard adiorrnn"rt "r ne
c-ns.n, ex:ya session ~ congress o"fors
rhankrr!"ins Gay. hcsan 20 take cnhni'4
form to-day. Republican leaders said
prospects for putting through the pro
ram wcr. good. IN Wow of 40 EsneraI
demands IN both senate and house toT
n br'eT rss' before he next AMI resu-
ar session np"nS pAcerlhrr '
Tho railroad deb. bill Was htfor- tho
senate again today. while The senate
interstate commerce committee con
tinu.d hearings N bills 70 restore rate
and other powers ot the s'atoE. ana FOR
repeal Of the so-rnll-d six per cont rate
guarantee section OF the Esch ch:Cur1minS
law.
That th~ night for this legislation
would pc carried soon 20 the senate TO 'r
was assured when SCna'or l.aF"llette
Espublican Wisconsin,. introduced
auerdmcrt. "a The deht BILL covering
both features before the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ObenChain RGWedS
His Divorced Wife,
Accused Of Murder

Los Angeles. "nl. Nov. ia mar
-,.~, ,i,.nsc waR obtained from the
,,,,,. c,ork here late today by Ralph
ohoncha.n Of Chicago TO we'd his d.
,orcod wife. Mrs Madalynnc {. "oen-
chain. Tor whom he is attorney III the
ocs. IN ,vh..,h she. under irdi"tmont IN
connection with the death OF J. heito''
Kcnnedv. Is awaiting trial here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
WALTHAM WATCH
PRESENTED TO FOCH

sr.cinl Dispatch 70 tn" lnteIhSeh0"'
Ros,or. Mass. Nov. lA.--l ndeT Inv
historic Washington elm ~ Namnr:dH"'
today. Marshal Toch, the alicd com
nando--in-c chief. was presented oF mo
n.orle Of N"w England With NaIiham
~ Crr,incn'.d Premier Ma1imus
wa,r, Up"n tho golden ca sket was
.,r,v.d m, following: I'm rerrm-
rr,n,. o. %ev Englnnd's gratitude :"
~. man who gave ~ victory" Upon
~. In,Idr o. tho wa'rh case MAS en-
grav.d: "Tc Ferdinand FoCh. loader
., our army. and captain OF al our
hearts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
BRITAIN WOULD !
HAVE LIMITED .
SH|P-BU|LD|NG
BALFOUR TO PRESENT >.
CHANGE IN u. S. PLAN
Also Desire the Submarine.
Outlawed or Tonnage
Greatly Limited

Washington. Nov. lt-(By the Asse'
cia,ed press.)-Great Br1tain'< aeeso@
ance IN principle" Of the American pro-
po.als for Limitation Of naval AsrAA-
mcrts con;emplates an alteration OF tno
plan in several important detallA
The British acceptance will bS pre-
sented at tomorroW's preliminary 49,
sion Of the conference by Arthur }. Bal
four. head OF the mission. who h4o
plenipotertiary powers. Jspan's 20
ceptance in principle" although t haS
bccn forecast By the statensnts of
Baron Admiral kato. may b DELAYED,
as the japanese mission - obliged 70
confer with Toxic.
Mir. Ralfour may not outline the %.
tails OF the reservations Great Britain
wishe, to make. but they are substan-
TALLY described his way:
For Elastic RrogrAA
Instead OF a flat ten-yeAr AoudaN
Great Britain wants the replAcSmsaS
program tn he an elastic one-sprsaA
ovc- a period Of years.
GrcG; Britain would like to - tho
submarine outlawed from naval NArs
fare: failing this. she wants to see their
tocnarc and equipment distinctly Itru"
led She feels that tho Guhmsr~os
fleets allowed by the American program
are too great: she has never had 20
large n submarine fleet a. the proposals
would allow her.
Tor 1splaesnsu1A
rh. United States. Great Britain
feels. would have her at q dlsadrantaS4
in airplanc carrying ships. under the
terms Of tho American proposals.. oe-s
cause while Great Britain has an eouins
mer, OF these craft. the United States
would have TO build new the numoef
allotted. They would b Of later design
and OF superior improvement while
the British ships would be obsolete. 80.
Great Britain wants the replacement
program spread over q period OF years.
because. British naval experts argue
the program could BE- carried on Win
n very small equipment OF ouildinS
plnnt at q small scale, prooaoiy sup
AZ time. Il 4 fiat ten-ysar holiday
were 70 be declared. they say. the Ieeiu'
.,es for making a Wholesale replace.
nrn, n, the end Of ten ysars would
hsy. 20 be KEEP: in organiIation, ano
although great fleets Of varshiDs mieht
hs CONSIGNED to tho junk pile the facili-
ties for reproducing them st'H Uouio
exist.
Such q program. the British naval s1.
nor,s snv, does not 90 to the root OF
m. question. Therefore, they VIII pro-
nose that. for instance. . one-ship pro-
auction equipment be loft TO each ma
,,on 10 IT IN with 4 replacement pro-
VOW extending over period Of yeArA
snl that the immense properties. EQUIP
,rant, technical staffs and other ofgsn-
i,at,on witch welld have to os kept
/, readiness to trks up = rsplaesmens
nrorr,m in ten years DO dispensed VIM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
.JIJRY TO TRY 0'BRIEN
OBTAINED AND SWORN
Difficult Task Completed Last
Night After IS Talesmen
Had Been Examined
Many Disqualified on Ac.
count Of Having Signed
Petitions
THE o'IR1EN JURY

reu-p. t-ntS|A. cmT!oye Wheel
Ing I'ubl,r Service company.
George +. Reed. stationary enGi-
nctr.
r f.. Rcdman. Ultract1r.
Wli!.am \. lIankcy. g!1SSworkef
AMI former county assessor
Albert Fuchs. bridge to!l-taEer.
Ot.e Johnson. laborcr In glass
factory.
George Harris, secondhand store
proprietor.
John W. H!l. -.ertr."a! engineer.
: Harry IIe!iz. catcher 1t Whita-
kcr-Glcssner sheet mill.
T. J. Barrett. roller at Beech
Bottom shee: mill.
| ". J. Vogirr. eEplo;e G. Stein
metz & sons box factory.
Harry ". Wheat. shipping clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Soon to Be Followed With
Similar Action as to Aus
triia-Delay in Hungarian
Pact Keeps Wartime Laws
Effective

WASHINGTON. Nov. t.-Feace between
,bs I-nIted states and Germany Was
formally proclaimed today BY President
Harding.
The president IN proclamation
signed at s:2S p. m. today. declared the
state Of war between tho United States
md Germany, existing from April g.
1917. 20 have terminated In fact July 2.
1921. when tho Joint peace resolution OF
conRross was approved by tho executive.
Issuance Of tho proclamation. which
followed exchange OK rRtihcat!"ns Of
the treaty OF Berlin. effected on Armls-
t!co Guy In the German capital was
considered tho frst Of a series Of three
steps which when completed will return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

Chicago. Nov. li--(Ry the Ass"c,a'ed
Prcss sD--rSlx hundred anh fi'ty general
.hatrm.n an q officers OF the Brother
hood Of locomotive Engineers ana
brotherhood OF I.ocomotir" T.rcme" nm"
Eng!nemea opened :. thrt" day mc'''"S
hero to-day TO consider their "!tIcel
action In calling of tho Threatened fa''-
road st-ikc and 1" pian their tuture
course a.. action.
Warren 4 STONE. grand chief or 'ne
enS!ue.cs. ard William :. Carter. prcs'-
dent ot tha f!rem"n and cnE'nemen' an
nouac"i at the end of thr .!rHt session
that they would nave nothing 70 say be
fore tomorrow might. when statement
probably. will TO :ssu"d.
Neither ". -. Leo. president or 'ne
R:u:herMnnd OF Rn!lr"al Tca'rTHn nor
l. f.: Sheppard. pre-!i"nt "t tho Order
-. PATHWAY Conductors. MAS present or
represented.
Problems Considered.
I'r.rr officials rv!lS!ncd that the
crr"rt, rHr!rr"n ~ rtt"r!tHre were
inr,, wh" I'D M, rnSpoHd :" -" ''r'i"'
S,a,"S Ii,Iiiuai i.ahn" Boards order In
attend tho meeting here two weeks ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
PEN REVOLT
IS QUELLED

Nashville. Team. Nov. l4.--Aa i"S'p'-
on, revolt today u ~" state p"'f'"N-
,!arv vas uu1l!rd when several rriS"h"'
who ulta!.ch Weapons from "nis''"'
l,eGrl arguments presented by i""''
cuarr" and allowed themselves 10 e"
Il, s"rmrd
When the guards entered Inc S'''
book 20 make y search. they were gree
ed by shots from ihrt" :eN"'N"'S. i'ei,',
" Warden s u, billiard MAS w"Hnh"h
r,rb.iy IN tho irf, leg. lie and sTmad
of dc;.ctlyea --trra'rh r,rt az rhnce ana
ny convincing 'h- mut!nc"rs "t tA~
hnucl,ssnc.s rr th'ir attempt prevailed
.p,.. them 20 SUr' "ndcT.
Tho cnnvic's wi'i u" examined 'om"r
ro,v in the effort 10 trace tho source OF
the weapons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

work already done had cost $780,
600 900, but these figures do not IN
c,uds costs incident 10 abandonment
OF the ships under construction.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt SAID
today that the American program
would save the government aDout
$500. .0Q0. 600 in naval expenditures.
The figure Is tho difference between
the total cost Of completion OF mo
ships, about s6O0n00.o 600, and what
scrapping them all would cost. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
ALICE BRADY TO
SUE FOR DIVORCE

Now york. N"v. ~. -Ni"s ~" RradE.
s,ora ,rl firr ste. anl dauEA'"7 ~
Wn,,m Eradv. producer. viii a."
,rmorrry rr-ourh rornsc. Iapc-s in an
oo,to, Car I!,,r,r com hr- actor hug
h,nA I,mcs J.. r:ar". !; WIS announced
tonight p, H.t,IR Nihav"r. her at'"r-
nov Misc, n,lur; s. a,,"s"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
.1LEaE STRIKE BROKE

Now York. Mo- lA.-lhe hSSeF t'"''
that the milk wagon "r'E"rS Union h'"
boon broken UP and that IT'S F'rlk'hE
-,r,uhers were flocH!ng back 20 apply
err th,Ir old iohs on open shop terms
,,.a. ,,od, tonight by l. f-lk!n Nathans.
s.rrstarv Of ,ho New York MIX Confer
cuCc hoard.
This was denied ny union officials wEo
insisted only few men had deserted
union ranks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
Will WORK BEHIND CLOSED DOOkS
Cost Of U. S. Naval "Scrapping' Nearly Half Billion

cludcd in the scrapping costs are
allowances for reimbursement OF
contractors for work they have been
compelled to do IN their yards IN
preparation for the huge craft TO be
built. There Is no Intention on the
part OF the government to step Work
ON the new ships until an agreement
actually Ia reached by the confer
ence, and ratified by the govern
ments involved. That. was made
plain today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
VOTE IN NEWbURY
CASE DECEMBER 10

Washington, Nov. IA propsss' teT
vote December 10 BY the senats % ths
Ford-Newberry senatorial slsetioe eoe'
test from Michigan. 10 planned tomee'
row a, result Of conferences hus tcH
day between Republican and Dsms0aoc
leaders. Under the proposed agsensAs
discussion Of the case. ~hich vas yu,:
ned for this week. would 20 ovsI uAt"
the opening Of the new SESSION - s'n,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15

Washington. Nov. "a by tho
Aysociared Press. Actual cost 10
the United States " the scrapping
o. the present naval building pro-
yram. naval officials estimated fo-
day, would be between S4gO,o00.0Oo
and $500 n0O, ,UNN, exclusive of any
salvage plan that might reduce this
ro,al. In his statement 10 the con-
ference on Limitation OF. armament,
Saturday. pes ating the American
proposal, Secretary Hughes said the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
The First Clash

NJ McNab told ths co"-' that ne
would establish that MISS RI rrc d'rd ot
gn crgarll and chronic a?"cis"n. INA
,;.gg,a any time have produced dcatH
There was clash wh"1 NJ. M"Nah
{. Airrr.l- accused Matthew Eradr dis
:rirt attorney. OF threatening witnesses
w!th imprisonment 1: theT id po'
,a,k" c"rt.,u statements.
- Mt McEaA rs'! :."""r that. I VII!
l?nI IN ny resignation - III" maYor
.,"ady declared.
MrNah SID We had -cvrn Witnesses
who wiz, provo "tE-. ":tnosr"S were
,a'irn t. the city pr!s"i and 'TNmidated
ry tho district gt:Ornry's orace.
Tho defense afi"I arYurrn'. sncrrrd-
81 ;r having :. ovcstiCn allowed regard
INK ,hr uaa-r- n which the rros?co-
tive iurn-s v"uid n~rcr; testimonies
9.vo, elsewhere "a rcIa;ioH 10 tho case
hu, sine. d's"rcd!tcd to prosecution
enrha sirci the !mPor'an"" ~ c!7cum'
,,ont,nl evidence IN lis questions.
Th-rr women w"-e included n the
.cnIre ore nf them. Miss Edith tns-
worth. NJ. among the i've temporarily
~nsacd today.
Tho corridors wnrn kept clNar Of al
wh, did No, hnve tickets 'nto the court
room.
Arhurkle was represented nv six Mt
.orncy. BraGy's star was rnads M of
three including himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
LEGION TO INSTALL ::
ITS new OFFICERS

Post rommander-eisct CAH O
Schmidt and other new onicers OF
W. ceiling post No. !. American LeSion.
viii he Installed at this evenings nsss
ing of the post The onlcers Wy
elected at tho meeting hold Eovsmoer J.
Rerorts OF the Kansas City nadoaal
convention delegates will interest thN
LegIonaires tonight. and plans for mem.
bcrsh.p renewals tho frst Of the ysaf
will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-15
TEE wrhTHE3

vert vtrsinta-Fair and cooler Tues.
dnv; "Wednesday fair and warmer.
Ohio and WoStsrn Pennsylvnnts -
FAR Tuesday; wednesday cloudy and
warmer.