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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06
CLEANUP WEEK MAY s-15
Concerted Effort Will Be Made
to Make Lexington a spot
less Town."

10 Make Lexington a spot
less Town."
Clean up week will be observ-I
ed in Lexington, May 9-15. An
citizens are urged to thorough
ly clean their premises on Mon
day. Rubbish should be collect
ed and placed in the alleys to
be hauled away. Hauling viii be
done free of charge on Wednes-
day when trucks will be sent to
all parts of the city. Thursday
will be paint up day.
Plans are being made to- make
this one Of the most thorough
clean-ups in the history of Lex
ington. In previous years the
Board of Health and the City
Council have had to carry out
the campaign largely alone. This
year it is a cooperative affair
the Board Of Health, City Coun-
ell and Chamber of Commerce,
enlisting, as far as possible the
aid of all citizens.
D
The campaign was launched
April oath, when the Board Of
Health and City Council made
a thorough inspection of the
city. The first part of the cam.
paign win be concluded on May
16, when the second inspection
is held.
Definite plans to arouse a civ
ic pride have been mapped out
for the week preceding May 8
The plans in brief are:
(1) Minute men will speal
at the Grand Theatre every ev
ening, at the churches on Sun
day and at the public schools.
(2) Posters will be distrib
uted to homes and will be dis
played in all store windows.
CD Merchants will arrang
appropriate window exhibit
from their own stock.
; A prize of ten dollars has beer
: offered by the Chamber of Com
: merce to the public school who's,
pupils make the best recort
} clean up week:
(l) In number of hours pc,
4 pupil spent in beautifying publi
4 property and in helping parent
to clean up around their homes
e (2) In per cent Of cleal
: yards.
: Too much emphasis can no
) be placed on the fact that tn
S Clean Up Campaign should b
: a CONTINUOUS CAMPAIGN
1t should not and must not b
:. an annual bath. No efficien
. housekeeper let's the house g
! from the house cleaning on
spring to the next spring. Tn
care of the house is a 365 da.
proposition and not a two o
three day spasm. No successful
business man has the cleanin,
of his Office confined merely t
one big week a year. 1t is
daily task. No progressive cit
can afford to run on any othe
basis than a STAY CLEAl
campaign!
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06

Mrs. Wilson Frazier and little
son, Paul, of Fayette, Mo-, are
visiting at the home of G. E.
Yingling.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06
Club Luncheon.

The annual luncheon of Lex
ington Woman's Club win be
served at / o'clock, Monday
May 9, at Hinesley's.
All members are urged to re-
port at once to Mrs. Mamie C,
Steele. Dues for next year are
expected to be paid on receipt
of luncheon ticket.
Committee.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06

A marriage license has been
issued to the following:
Hubert w. Gannemann......A Alma
Erna Elnora Brockhoff. Alma
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06
Odd FeIlows Association

The Lafayette County Odd
Fellows Association viii meet
in Lexington, Saturday, May Z,
1921, opening at 1880 p. m. All
members living in Lafayette
County are urged to be present.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06

Miss Jean Catron, of West
PLANES, Mo-, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. w. ]. Bandon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06

Make back yards look like
front yards.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-05-06
Hey Therel Lumber Buyersl

"rHE YARD THAT SAVES AND SATISFIES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
EXTRA INNINGS
T0OBTA|N JURY
IN BALL TRIAL
NATIONAL AGREEMENT
IS TERMED SLAVERY
State Refuses to Divulge Ac-
cused Ones Who Have
Turned States Evl- >
dence.

Chicago. July 6.-So jurors he'd beeh
chosen at the end OF toslay's session IN
the baseball trial. although three ware
accepted tentatively by both sides In
dlca tons were that the election OF tho
twelve men to weigh .he evidence would
60 into extra innings, some attorneys
TO-DAY predicting that a jury would not
be complete for two weeks
Tho defense, examining venire1nsn to-
day. laid stress on the testimony OF An
accomplice. asking each one II be- real
lied that a person called an aecomplrs
In legal terms" would be called a traitor
IN international dealings and a snitch
in the language Of the street"
Some Of the men were asked II hey
realized ball players w ere the only per-
sons bought and sold in this eountry
since 1861. while another question vaS
whether the prospective juror undGt-
stood tha, the men on n Chicago team
for example were picked up all over
the country BY scouts, just as sut2ns
harem Is gathered.
A motion ny the defense that tho Stato
tell which OF its witnesses were tho ae-
compliccs who had agreed TO tur1
states cvidencc was overruled BY Judge
Hugo Friend.
We'll. guess we know it's Bill
Burns" said Attorney Thomas Nash o1
the defense.
And this man Of mystery. Btny Ma
harg. whose real nane Is Graham -
Maharg spelled backwards-he's ono OF
their pinch hitters. too. think SAID
Attorney OBrienfi representing Chick
GandIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Ncx'cc r,ty. Jul. s-Uigh govern
men, officials here SAID to-day they saw
nothing IL .hc situation in the Tampico
oil region to cansr uncasiness over in
trrnat:rnal relations. They declared
they did not anticipate serious trouble
I'm that district. Tho dispatch OF two
United States war vessels to Tampico
leo City newspapers.
Reports from tho Tampico area tell
Of decreasing closing down BY American
oil compa MES, but there have been no
disturbances.
Statements attributed 10 oil men here
describe the recent tax imposition by
the Mexican government AS amounting
to lis per cent, the incrrase In the duty
making expectation OF oil Impossible eI.
ccpt at loss. The assertion Is made by
tho oil men that the companies do not
desire 4 conflict with the government
but that they must operate nm busi-
ness basis. One high government Off
ctaI to-day made the charge that the
Standard OIL Company by It's nonopo-
liking tendencies was the real cause Of
tho chaotic situation.
Tho sending Of General Manuel PelAeI
10 Tempico as commander-in-chief Of
the Mexican government forces there
was described BY Secretary Of War Es-
,rada this morning As opportuna
There Is every assuranoe, the var
secretary said. that he will use his 6est
Influences 70 alleviate the sie3At1oA re-
sufttnR from the shutdo"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
GENERAL STENCER
HAS BEEN ACQUITTED

reipsic July s.--L;cutcnant-G"n"ral
Karl StruGer. charged bH III" French
government with having "Td"-ri tr"",
under his command to take -" prison
crs and Kill wuuadcd men "IriAE thc
fighting nf August 1914, "h- A"qu't'"l
today by the German Su"r'm, cnuTt h"r"
engaged In tho trial "r cases asl'L"t
alleged war criminals.
Major Bruno rruNius. rr"d on SIM
liar charge, vas ci'"n a s-'nt"nce ~ tno
lars in prison and forbidden 10 wear
the German uniforE.
General StrnEer va commander NJ
,he kYfty third German infantry OrlE'
adr. and Major cruSiu> h"ld command
under him. Major rrmSuS asserted At
,hc rial tniN The rrd"r had been gwen
bv ucncral St"nE"r that no prisoners
should p" ,aKcn and that wounded m"n
SHOULD BE- Killed. General St"nErr. IN
his testimony. tlatly drn'cd these at-
cuSations.
Tho verdict rendered IN the CAS-" ~
Major Crusius was one of mans'auThter'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
SENATE REFUSES TO
YIELD TO THE HOUSE
ON NAVAL MEASURES

Washington. JIly 6.--AlthOugh agree
ing to the bulk OF the provisions i'll the
stno. .N00. 100 naval appropriation bill as
voted recently by the house in attempt
ing to DISPOSE %. differences between the
two bodies. tho senate today refused to
yield on nineteen amendments and sent
the measure hack 10 the house with y
request for further conferences, The
amendments on which the senate de-
clincd To reccde include provisions for
two airpLanc carriers. aviation stations
and Increased expenditures for battle
ships under construction.
Leaders had not determined tonight
how 10 meet the technical deficit in
funds for the navy resulting from tho
lapse of appropriations %ith the close
of the fiscal year, June so.
II might be necessary. II said. 70
adopt a resolution continuing last years
appropriations temporarily until tho
pcndinS bill Is enacted. Only few
DAYS however. II was believed would
be required to wind up the bill finally
and leaders were hopeful OF avoiding the
expetlrcn' of a continuing resolution.
Among IN" major provisions OF the
bill disposed OF finally by the senate's
action today on the conference report
were the Rorah disarmament amendment
ard th,t hNirc the navy enlisted per-
sonnel at 10000 men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Eastern Ohio Farmer
|mpa|ed on Hay-Fork

S,ruh"rvr'l" Ohio. July f-~'irov"r
Gus. aged u ,ears farmer ro@'f'nT IN
TN, vicinity Of Rroadacrc. west "f h"r"'
met death today Wh"u hC was imrahd
on the prrnGs If hay York. "%'nS Win
in 4 Shor, tim. after the a'rid"nt
Mr.. Guy anI his farm assistant" wcr"
hauling hay from the ncids I" IN" htrn
and he waS sitting on top "f the wagon
load - hay Ah"n II started 10 shue'
.trr.pi".- hi'n t. tn ground fc icll
..alu~t thu upturrC! prunEs OF the hay.
fork which penetrated his night side, one
Of the prcngS punrtur'nc his right lung.
He wa removed {" his homo where
he dird Within , short tim" after tn. ar
rival ~ 4 doctor.
I'll" accident n"curr"t shortly before
the nonn hour. coroner 7 II kirk Of
this rIly MAS notified tni$ afternoon ana
l.f, fer tnc riuy farm 10 conduct the
iuyu",t Mr.. Ca! VA one ~ IN" H"St
known farmers In a." "">t"rn part or
the county. IIc IS survived hy hi" wlfo
and srrcTal children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Legion Launches Drive
For Hospital Reform

Washington. July r.-Th" America =
Legion launched tod2y = ,ri"- for ihe
raSSaS. OF tho Sweet hi now r'ndirc
in the senate through It's C"mr'it;c" -
hoSpitIlizatinn and NoC;,liura. 'rHnIr%.
The c"mMitt"G appear! tr'"~" re
senate committee invest .E,;in% E"H"r"-
mental activities relatin; t. former ser
vice men. and urged consolidation II
the various government bureaus rs pro-
poSed in the Sweet bill.
Each agency created By congress 70
assist former service men is function
ing in its narrow S?here without 60
ordination, or cooperation. General .the!
Davis ct Chicago. cha hman OF tie
committee. asserted.
The government has not single
administrative uficial IN is amn'o!.
he said. "wA" knoHS the needs OF lce
situation"
~ an cNScuttv" meeting "f IN" senate
committee to-day = Wis decided to en-
Io. i fore" # NHcr'+ {" tuv'"'lES1t"
r"nditiorS and rc'r gia,1'S OF conditions
- h">p.r.,ls ard training schools and
rcrt"-S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
LaFollette Protests
Against Use Of Force

Washington. July "a reSafW9oa
protesting against tho possible - OF
American armed forces In the Mexican
oil fields and requesting the PTestdSnt.
" compatible with the public inkSreR
to transmit Immediately TO the senats
all documents and other fnfoYrnA ton ~.
hting TO the present situation IN nSx-
leo, especially as involving Arrv cFd1rs
TO naval officers. was introduced ho-day
by Senator IAFollettc, Republican Wis.
consin The resolution also vooh ~
elare II tho sense Of the serato tat ~
troops should be landed on Hex'eaa soN
or any other military action taken With
on; express authority OF oonuss1
Senator LaFollette requested hn5ne-
diate consideration Of the resofutjun. 6at
II went over on objection Of 0oaAtee
Lodge, Of Massa chusettA the RSp06D
can leader Referring 70 reports thst
commanders Of naval vesseiS st lam
pico had FULL authority 30 act n A.
emergency involving American e4tSsnS
properties In that section. the rssoa1ttoe
said that ''landinE1 Of troops sad-etAO
hostflities voAM - SE -
naktns war without he ssao14ty q
con sress as pre- serfbod bY a. osASnh0
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
With Warning Of Grave Danger Of Immediate :;
Government Deficit, Mellon Asks Congress
TO Defer Action on Soldiers Bonus Bill
Draws Picture of Financial
Distress That Would Fol-
low Saddling Of Obligation
Of Billion at This Time:

washington. July with warning
that there :3 grave danger Of an imne-
d,atc government deficit, Secretary Mel
len asked Congress today 70 defer
action on the soldiers bonus bill.
This is not time to impose several
billion dollars OF new liabilities on an
already ore--burdencd treasury. the
trea sury secretary said TO Senator F'rel-
inGhuysen. Republican. New Jersey, IN
a letter which was read in the senate
when the bonus bill was called up. The
bill has already passed tho house. and
the letter vas In response 70 request
from Senator Frel!nShuyScn for
statement Of the financial Obligations
which the bill would place upon the
government.
Comment BY Senators
Tho letter was characterized oT
Senator Cnd~rvoou. Democratic leader.
who. after :ts rrading. made an attack
on the bill as strong. forccful and to
the point" In passing the bill. the
Alabama senator said. the Republican
majority would write In the countr!'%
history that men no longer S2crihcc,
but measure their scrN ice in dollars.
RcDlyinE hricf". Senator McCumber.
Republican,. North Dakota. I'm charge OF
the bill. denied that any attempt "+s
being made to measure the services Oh
soldiers Of the world war in dollars
M Mellon estimated that the MI
would cost the country between Dill
Lon an: half and five and 4 quarter
billion dollars, that IL would swell the
cost Of government and virtually detcat
the administrations program OF re-
trcnchmcnt and economy" and Thar "
would block al rcfunainG operations
on the national debt. and deprcSs fur
ther tho prices OF Liberty bonds"
These. he said. would be inevitable
direct financial consequences" adding
that probable indirect results wouic he
"era"c danger OF renewed imitation. IN
creased commodity prices and unsettled
business cnndit!ons.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
DFC|ARES MRS, KABER'S ACTIONS:
WIRE RESULT Of DISEASED MIND

Clcv.ianG July 6.--THclrc men VIII
d'cid" whether Mrs Eva Catherine
kahcr j. guilty Of t:rSt degree murder In
rorncri!ou with IN" fatal %tanblnS OF
her husband. psnIri r. hah"r. In the
Lakewood home two years ago. hE Al
legged hired a$Sassins.
Every woman tentatively seated on
the jury was dismissed pcr.mp ptoriiy rH
Mrs. kahcrs counsel thus making Eo"h
tho declaration OF Francis W. foulson'
Mrs Kabcr's personal counsel that no
women would be permitted to st IN
judgment against her. IL h" could help
j.. rrcauS. they are ''hcartlcSS" in Juds-
INK one Of their own sex.
Her Mind Diseased.
In has opening statement L. the jury.
Attorney William J. Corr:Ean, for the
defense. asserted that many OF the
>tat"'S contentious were true. but that
drfcn.c testimony would show that MIS-.
k:thrr had not intended /" murder her
husband and that h,r actions were the
result ut a mind diseased from child
hood and even before birth and worn
down by "horribIc things that viii re-
n,ct no credit or the dead man. He
asserted that MIR. kabrr's acts wore
down her mental capacity. and warned
the jury 10 Hc prepared 10 uStCn W
some horrible things that would com"
out IN the testimony"
Poison Attempt Alleged.
Assistant County Prosecutor James
r Cassidy. outlining the states cas-"
asserted that testimony will show that
Mrs. kabcr first attempted to Kill her
husband by poisoning. and. falling IN
this manner. hired as*aSSinS TO Kill him
Tho motive. hc asserted. was to obtain
possession cf MIR. kabrr.s estate for
herself and daughter. Marion mcArdlc.
Who also - indicted FOR FIRST degrre
murdrr. for the alleged participation in
the plot to Kill Mr. kaher.
Victims Father Hoard.
Moses kabcr. father ~ the murdered
man. vas the hrst witness called by
the state lie testified that Daniel F.
Kabcr was dead The defense did not
crosS-c,arine him. Moses Kaber prob
ably will be called again By tho defense
to give detailed testimony.
Tho jury was taken this Afternoon 10
xtnw the scene Of the murder IN Lake
yrood Members are guarded conttppr
ousl- by deputy sherns and locked urN
al A hotel at night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Praise By
Fordney
TARIFF BILL TERMED
u. S. MAGMA CHARTA
Frear, of Wisconsin, Attacks
Many Duties as "Un-
necessarily High"

Washington. July 6.--T'hH adntn!stra-
ton tariff hill was laid formally before
N" hous" OF representatives today and
the way prepared for It's consideration.
beginning tomorrow.
Accompanying It were TWO reports
hy Republicans one In praise and The
other in dcnunciatirn. chairman Ford
ncy. or the ways and means committee.
In report which he said he under
%trnd all Republicans Of the committee,
except Representative ErcIr. or "lsc"n-
sin would sign. described the measure
As magma chtrt.t fnr III" rcrTrtua-
tion OF American standards or hrlnE'
Trear DisSents.
REPRESENTATIVE f'rcar. in his minority
report. which previously had been made
public said the measure VA" 'Suhjci
TO criticism for many unnecessarily
high duties that will. increase inc nuF-
hrrs Of the consumer" He also char
actrrized some provisions ot inc p!'"
narticu!arIy thr Gy, schedule. As lnde-
rcnxihlc." and AZ an ahandcnmcnt OF
party pledges.
Democratic members ~ III" commit
tee were preparing their criticisms OF
the bin tonight with view I" Vre-
s,rtinr their minority report tomorrow
when the measure ~ taken up Tor reao-
ing ,r for detailed EXPLANATION oE
Chairman Fnrdnry.
Republicans Confer.
Meantime Republican urmhfrs "i
Tie hoUsc met in conference tonight 70
determine. # possible, procedure 10 re
followed in putting the measure throCEh
the house. Decisions which Leaders
hoped - reach included ~" 'rnSth q!
time for general u"hat" AN! TOT INC
consideration ~ amendments. lhoEc
ir charge Of the measure hoped |" CON
,.lrd" general debate IN ten day" or wv"
weeks and then 20 in'o d.HtiIeH con
side-a,i1n Of tho bin undNT reS'r'c'tu
discussion At wh;rh time any "ne"'
y,,.rts would Nc taken rI@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
rARREp AND FEATHREp.

F"rt Worth. Tex, July 8. Hen rin,"
was ordered /" leave TarTant ""ln,A
within I"rty-ctSht hours n! tn" leader
e MASKED r"n. who LtSt night coated
him w:,h ar and feathers. l"rtur"d him
on n'o-al;t! ard droi ped HIM from :"
A'lrurn"b.ic ~ L Gowntpsrrr street.
P.r,c allied a. N" 7uilcc station tor
an ..ut"rrrrilc from whi"n nc Wa$ sa'd
:" hl," br"r ,akr" ~ ~, rurak'I rN"T.
~, dr.. araH 'mnn' Gla,Nly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

largo. y H.. July G.-'i''rE- y. Tot
ton. Jr.. furmcr editor. and .. Is. Eum-
,,.rr,"n. former business manager. we're
urrrS,-j today on warrants "'tTs'nE
criminal lihcl following r"hil'hii"n "i
an article IN special edition OF ~"
Courier News. charging members ~ The
.ta!" executive committee ot tF" Nom
Partisan League with using FUNDS for
III" leagues recall camiaiEn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
House Republicans ! :
To Vote on Tariff; BID

Washington. July 6.-House RnDuO-
licans at = conference tonight fixed July
81 as the date for fnal vote on the
gdneral tariff bill. eonsideratkoo Of
which will begin tomorrow. The oon-
ference also adopted \ proposition opan-
ing the hides cotton. dyes and oil
schedules 10 amendment from the flcSr
and permitting each to be dispoosd OF
by a separate vote Other schedules
would be subject 70 Amendment only
bv the ways and means committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
MAY LAND PLACE ON US,
CUSTOMS COURT BENCH; M'CL|NT|C SLATED
Continued on Page si1)

,>ln,,lda'"s. ~ $ 'rS. ,r'1H arc JuiSS
J. r. S:!ythcr Il Wci"H. and Elliott
%or,h,utt OF Huntington.
Friends OF tn. latter have sTrunS his
name n connection with appointment a.
member "C tn" United states Customs
court II Is lifelong position Thor"
is an "ycninG on that court. 1t Is
-unrorcd that both Senators haT" mon
toned The matter - Attorney Genera ]
rauch,cry. Tho latter IT.! Senator
f.kin, conferred At lurcn~'n and - IS
h.,:c~.J that thr M,"r'ul'c nUp"intm"nt
,nd ;h, nru}r discussed position for Mr.
Northrc,t xrrc among IN" subjects dis
GUESSED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
nr1za for compenaAtion

Washington. July S..-War veterans
among house members started drive
today for early action on adjusted COM
pensation for former service men.
Twcnty-threc signatures were attached
to a letter sent Chairman Fordncy. ~
the ways ard means committee. urging
immediate report on tho bonus Dill
passed hy the lat house or "somc other
suitable mca sure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

the lister premier and Earl M!dflctoH'
the southern Un!oniSt leader.
General Smuts reported the results
Of his taihs with the Sim fein leaders
on the Irish situation.
The conference Was surrounded WIN
the greatest secrecy. bul n Is undo.
stood In veli-informed quarters that u
primarily concerned with conditions for
the possible suspension OF hostilues
in Ireland.
Official circles express belief thnt a
cessation OF active operations is al
most Indispensable as an aid IN 'he
peace deliberations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
No Chance for Grimm;
Morgan Does Not Act

Charleston " Va" July ".--i""art
,;rimir. convicted "f murder ana con-
C,rrn..I - d'r A. N" state rrnltrn'iarS
a, Mounds Iillr tomorrow MI n"' re-
..rivc stay of execution from ""N'rn"F
+. T. Morgan The chief executive
...ns., his offices tonight ~thont YAK
lns any nCtinn on M aprea' from
tirlmm's attorney for Il repri'Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
THE w5ATHER.

ives. virginla--Genernlly fair Thurs
Asy and Friday. little change In temper
ature
western Poansyivanta ana oh,o-9on-
,rzuy FAIR and continued warm OF
thursday ana probably Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
paowNEp IN WEST FORK.

CIarkshurs. ". Va July e-Tony
OllvAio. 4 miner, waS drowned In tho
Nest Fork river at $50 this evening
while IN bathing His body ~as not re-
covered until two hours later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
SENSATIONAL STORY Of SCENES At POLL
RELATEDBY SQUIRE MILLER To COUNCIL
AMERICAS WORLD
MISSION POINTED
OUT BY HERR|Ck
Ambassador Hopes to Bring
Realization to Words
of Canning.

N-w YorA. july s.-TA" ae"t tor
America TO arpry Us crca: 2.u.C r"r
world hctt"rmen, IN a concr~t. wa2 was
"7rpha sized to-ay r Myron r. li'rri'k.
-"-arroint"h ambassador to France. ~
an address l, q luncheon gwen in his
Mr.. Hcrrirk sails 'n":"rrow fer Paris.
lie Is yicr prcSidcu, Il N" society.
In these tragic Years since loli."
said Ambassador Urrrick. Il have come
70 feel that ANY man vito represents
this nation IN any foreign country.
whether hc y, Ambassador. consul or
secretary. is = soldier. going forth from
Il Grcac nation whl"h has perhaps not
ycc realized It's ""n power IN II"
world anI the need for exercising that
power IN = concrete WAY
World Mission
81 go back ~ France" he added.
",viih affection tor Ne-. the feeling that
the embassy in Paris is not only near
the government. but rear tn" heart ~
Somc,h,ns Of wna, Canning pr"dIctcd
when nc said tAJt iws-ica you'll S"rT:"
day be called up'u u redress tho old
World"
In telegram President Harding
said.
u drSlrn 70 Join III spirit with th"S"
Tcsscnt III tri:,ut. 10 Mr.. Hcrrick. and
70 share IN their expressions ~ esteem
AMI good wishes. The favorable impC'S-
sion made 10y Mr.. tT"rrick during his
rrrr,cr official r"Sid.nc" N FariS
leaves no doubt ot the success "f his
present MISSION. and IS ar aHSur2nr" ~
,hn promotion Of good urd"-> ttnIinS
az! most cordial relations between he
tinted States and France"