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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE


Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of Orchard
White, which any drug store will supply
for few cents, shake well, and you have
q quarter pint Of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly.
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, armS
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lemon
lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear,
rosy white complexion, also as a freckle,
sunburn, and tan bleach because II doesn't
irritate-Advertisem
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

dances: Rustic Dance" and "Taran-
telle," by Mrs. Edward thinner and Mrs.
J. E. Clemens, in costume, with Miss
Marie Schulmeyer as the accOmpanist;
songs by Mrs. F. ". Engle, accompanied
by Mrs. Benjamin Rush. and readings
by Mrs. F. w Seay. Assisting the host
ess We're Mrs. T. W. Engle Mrs. L. E.
Sellers, Mrs. ]. E. Martin, Mrs. L. II.
Span, Mrs. W. D. Engle and Mrs. Robert
Pein.
Members of the senior class of st.
Agnes Academy will be entertained to-
morrow with a luncheon at the Sphinx
Arms, followed by a box party at Eng
lish's. the hostesses being Miss Marie
Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Meier and Miss
Yelma O'Connor. The guests viii include
Miss Mildred Brosnan, Miss Frances
Krieg, Miss Julian Cahillane, Miss Te-
resa Shay, Miss Mary Herold and Miss
Dorothy walsh.
Pledges Of Sigma Alpha Iota Musical
Sorority entertained the active chapyer
with a musicale this afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Christine WAGNER ROush,
609 Middle Drive Woodruff Place The
program was given by the hostesses, in
Guiding Mrs. Maude Batty, Miss Freida
Steihman, Miss Augusta Rentsch. Miss
Christine Houser. Miss Agnes McKeOn,
Miss Eleanor Beaehamp, Miss Louise Es-
sex and Miss Bernice Wagner. The house
decorations, ices and confections were
all carried out in the, sorority cOlors of
red and white.
Mrs. Allen B. Phrputt was elected as
regent Of the Philip-Schoff Chapter Of
the United Daughters of 1912 at the
meeting held Tuesday in the home Of the
retiring regent, Mrs. Frank A. Morrison.
1872 Park avenue. Other officers chosen
include. Mrs W F. Winchester, honorary
regent; Miss Alma ROuth, first vice re-
gent; Mrs. J. ". COrwin, second vice
regent; Mrs. A. r. Parker, recording
secretary; Mrs Dirk H. A. Kolff, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Charles P.
Lesh, registrar; Mrs Arthur V. Brown,
treasurer: Mrs. Eugene Darrach, Mrs
Hussey. Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. y. Il.
Perkins. directors.
Mrs. J. Wilson Elliott Of San Fran
cisco and Paul Satterwaite of walker
vile, Ontario. will come Friday to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holmes,
2164 North Capitol avenue, and viii at
tend the Speedway race Monday.
Mrs. Henry Mowwe. 1901 Boulevard
place, will entertain with luncheon to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Hansi Humphreys. 'cellist with
the Lincoln Trio has gone to Evansville.
where she will give recital and spend
week at her home.
Mrs. L. L. Durham, ga North BevilIe
avenue, will be hostess for meeting Of
the Mothers Correspondence Club to-
morrow afternoon.
Plans were completed for the me-
mortal service at the Grove of Remem-
brance in Garfield Park at O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon by the Hamilton Berry
chapter Of the Service Star Legion at
the meeting held on Tuesday afternoon
in the green paflOrs of the Y. W. c. A.
Following the business meeting a pro-
gram was given, including a talk by
DR.. Virgil E. Rorer on zone of Americas
Problems" and group of songs, includ-
ing "GavOtte" (Gosset) and "Berceuse"
(Godard) The next meeting Of the
chapter will be with Mrs. D. NJ. Parry
at Golden Hill. June IA
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

PEANUT BUTTER, Ayres spe-
cial, made from Virginia peanuts.
Pound carton, 12Xe.
SUNSHINE CAKES AND
CRACKERS. Package, 7hG,
12hc and 16c.
-Ayres-Downstairs Store.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Meetings

Naomi chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
viii give a card party Thursday after
noon in Saks Hall.
The Star Euchre Club will give a card
party in the hall, English avenue and
Shelby street, Thursday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

Mrs J. Wilson Elliott Of San Fran
cisco and Paul Satterwaite of walker
VILE Ontario. will come Friday to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holmes,
2164 North Capitol avenue, and will at
tend the Speedway race Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

Mrs. Henry Mowwe. 1901 boulevard
place, viii entertain with a luncheon to-
morrow afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25

Mrs. L. L. Durham, ga North Bevine
avenue, will be hostess for meeting Of
the Mothers Correspondence Club to-
morrow afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
HOLY FAMILY GRADUArEs.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, May 25.-The
annual commencement exercises of the
Holy Family School, q Roman Catholic
institution here, will be held on June 10.
Fifteen diplomas will DO given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
PAIR CHARGED
WITH MURDER.
SLAYING OF FERRAR1
THE, CRIME ALLEGED
Caymela Gano and His Sister
Arrested and Taken to
Hancock Jail
SPECIAL p.spa,ch t. The intelligence.

SPECIAL p:sparch t. The luteli!ge0,er.
Wc!rtor. W. Va, Dec. 3l.--Charged
with tho murder Of William trrrnri. 81,
cement block manufacturor. who's"
knife slash"d body VAS found 'u The
Ohio river near here on November o'h'
charles tiauo, aged -. and "'s Si"t"r
,'Rrmela Gano, aged 81. were arrested AZ
th"!r homo here today Hy Sl>rlti Ar
mnur cooper If lIlncu,k rounty ami
held without ball for The grand jury.
They were taken t. ihr count! jail al
New Cumberland.
Sheriff Cooper refused 20 reveal TIC
evidence on which tho arrests were
made or t. make any statement other
thau TO say that The arrest Of n" PAR
cleared up one Of the ioulcst murders n
tho history Of Hancock county. Nm"n
the body was nrSt found Il was believed
that rarrari had been a victim Of III"
Rlack Hand .Soc!rty. Another theory
vas that he had been murdered Tor IL"
nurrus" OF robbery and h!s body thrown
into the river.
Farrarl'sbrdy when found had f"Nr
knife wounds. three in III" l"tt breast
and one N the neck and tho skull had
hccr crushed in.
The arrest Of CianN and his SISTER
rreatcI consderahlr excitement IN the
Italian quarters, tho c"upl" being prom
'ncnt III that colony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Ten Days In Jail for
U. S. Adjutant General
Contempt Sentence for GeR-
eral Harris Suspended,
Pending Appeal

Wash!nStcn. Dec. 3l.--t Contenlr'
sentence Of ten days IN jail was imposed
today on Major-Gcneral Peter e. Harris,
adjutant general ~ the army. r% iuS''"
Stddons of tho district suTrcm" ""ur'
for his refusal 70 produce certain r"'-
ords In cnnrnction wi,h IN" S"!"ct'''
service act. which wcr" SouGh; ~ ohi"
divorce rrccedtugS.
An appeal from tb" ruling - ~"
court thai such records should l." pro-
duccd vas immediately not"d by counsel
for General Harris and the contemp'
sentence automatically WAS suspended
rendinS disposition of the appeal.
General Harris said he had his field
,cruIpment' ready and was prepared ~
serve out the sentence II necessary ou'
added tha, he did not expect TO have 10
go 10 all.
Justice Siddons in entering the ORDER
adjudging the general IN contempt d'-
rcclcd that should h" decide TO produce
the records sought before the expiration
Of the ten days. ne WAS (" be released
The war department. however. Is I"
MAX, a test OF the status or draft
records.
Tho r,corl which justice Sidd"nS or
I.r.d The general I" produc" was an
affidavit made by Mrs. Mary H. Walsh
in behalf of her husband. Henry H.
Walsh. before Walshs local board
Walsh Is now suing his wife for d'v"r'H
and his counsel obtained nm order '"F
tn, production Of IN" affidavit III con-
nect!on with these proceedings.
General Harris ContCud"d that fr'S'-
dent wilson in the order rroInu'EA,!hE
M. sclrrtivc service act promised that
certain information IN connection WIN
.hc oues:ionnaires would never b" made
uuhli, and that among this ntonnati'"
WAS the physical condition OF IN" mon
examined. matters relating 20 d"r"nd-
,Dts and additional matter or afiidhNi'S
;hat might he illcd.
In view Of this the general c"n'rd"d
that he was stopped from making the
information public. not only by M IL"
itself, bur also by y" presidents order
which constituted moral promise Il"
the wives and other relatives Of mon
called to service that information turn-
Ishcd by th"m would be kept from the
public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Wi|kinsblrg High School
Building Set On Fire

Pittsburgh. Dec. 31.--Fire, believed to
have been started by incend!aries, dam
aged the Williamsburg high school build
ing at Williamsburg. a suburb. tonight
Five days ago a $4,000 school building
at Williamsburg WAS destroyed by fire Of
incendiary origin.
.Tonight's fire wa. discovered by a
pedestrian who noticed smoke issuing
from the basement. He sent in an alarm
and when hremen reached the scene they
eXtlngu!Shed the blaze before II gained
Roadway. Investigation revealed that
tho firehugs had gathered n pile of rub
hish, placed it in Il hallway and set II
on fire. The damage vas slight
School boards throughout this section
have appointed special guards TO watch
school buildings since the Williamsburg
lire or f1v" days ago. When this fire
was attributed 70 incendiaries some
school officials expressed che opinion
that III" tlrcbugs VINO have burned much
property in the Fayette- te-Westmnrel8nd-
Washington district during the last
three months hal turned their attention
20 the Pittsburgh region
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
PENROSE AGAINST FARM TARIFF
WOULD DELAY VET COMPENSATION

Washington, Dec. Sl.--SenAtor Penr
rose OF Pennsylvania. prominent Repuo-
l!Can leader. today s!gnal!zed his return
10 Washington and 10 public affairs.
Legislative and political. by giving an IN
t"rview. discussing tariff and other gov
crnm"n!al affairs. receiving few sena-
tors. posing for motion pictures and
preparing for active work IN congress
beginning next week. Illness has kept
the Pennsylvania senator rrcm WASH
inSton fer year. but today hc Indicated
plans 10 resume active participation in
national affairs.
The emergency tariff bill passed re-
Gently by the house, Senator PeRrose
told newsp4 per mcn. will be taken up
early next week, possibly Monday, by
the senate finance committee. OF which
he Is chairman. The senator added that
nc did not regard the measure with
any amount Of enthusiasm" He also
said that soldiers bonus Legislation was
intimately involved with general ma
tional finances. and indicated that no IA
vored consideration Of some sort OF COM
pensRtlcn legislation at the extra ses-
sion Of congress 10 meet soon afte-
March 1.
President-elect HardinEs cabinet Sc
1netions, Senator Penrose said, vers Z
|.sE for Senator Harklqk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

\ message ct farewell - America,
dictated by Mr.. ps Valera before his
departure from this country. was made
public today by Mr.. Boland
Tho message follows:
LAND Of the free and home Of tho
hravc-farewell. May you ever re-
main. as hay" knowu YOU the land "'
tho generous hearted and tao kindly.
MAY you stand through t!mH ~ they
would have YOU no love yuu--IiH"rty =
chosen champion. and on, may YOU
never know yourself tho agony rf 4
foreign masters lash.
Il came 10 YOU on holy mission. ~"
mission OF freedom; ! return 20 my
people who sent me. not indeed as 7
had dreamed II. with tho mission a.
ComplIshcd. but wt;hal with a message
that will cheer IN the dark days that
have come upon them and that Will IN
Sp!re the acceptance Of such sacrifices
as must Yet b, mal"
50. farew eN,--Youug, mighty Hortu-
nate land. No wish that can express
can measure the depth oC my esteem
Tor you or my desire for your welfare
and your glory. And farewell the
many friends have made and tho tens
OF thousands who. for the reascu that
was the representative Of Il noblc
nation and q sto-i"d appealing CAUSE.
gave mo honor they denied 10 princes.
You Will not need TO be assured that
ireland will not forget and that Ire
land will not he ungrateful"
Buland said that Dc Valcra's object
IN returning 20 Ireland was TO resume
active leadership Of the Irish provi-
s!onal government" and press for
ward the cause Of the Irish insurgents"
He said De Valera had accomplished
a marvellous feat in circumventing the
British blockade about ireland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
TO THE new YEAR
By Strickland Gillian
(In Farm L!fe)
CIn Farm L!fe)

New YcNr. W. view you with suspicion.
Your dimplcS and your bare condition
Arouse In us no trace OF pity
You may bring grief 10 field and civ.
In times Of Old we welcomed som"
Who rame to us as YOU now come.
And after they had como among us
They promptly turned around aui
s,uuE us!
Now understand we're not P-"JudsjnE
In your diSfavor: or hegrudgiuE
Yui, and friends Will" us YOU stay
with
TAX Nil that YOU can get away with.
Ku. We ar. not inclined o. ETsu
.Ns one. "" ere: or madiY rush
To grab each kiss that you might throw
wc'rr from Missouri. New Year-show
us!
So in our welcome al the door.
We will not do as OF before
We've done az sight Of your ARRIVAL
You owe mankind a nOr"-rcFIHHl
We're n0u-c"mm!tt;t toward. YOU buddy,
II YOUR" m'llenniun'S und"TStud!.
W"'N chaw "u, quickly from our frost
So far. way, got our fingers crossed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
New Years Rung In
In Strike Territory
Use of Firearms Prohibited.
Banquets and Dances
the Feature

Williamson. w Va. De-. "l.--WIl-
hanson. for. the second time within a
week. forgot tonight that T. was under
military control. and celebrated New
Years Eve with entertainments. ban
ducts and dances for the soldiers on
coal strike duty here. as we'll "a res
dents.
uuc phase Of the usual New Years
celebration which had become custom
with the residents of the county was
lacking. however Th" use UG firearms
t. give 4 noisy welcome 10 the New
Year was stopped entirely. y" formal
Proclamation hay" been ISSUED pro
h!hitlnr tho use ni firearms for this
rurprso. - ih"S' not p"rmitl"d 1" carry
pistols, ar" Supposed To have suTrcnd-
cicG them.
The rlr,;rir huiLS which haVc adorned
IA" C"mnunjt, trr" and haN" ma!' Il
brilliant az u:sh' sine" Christmas oF".
w"rr rrlu"v'I tGd1N. causing some sp""'
ulat.un amuu- tn, r"~!dentS. Authorl
ties aNpNrcn'l" were without !nl"rWh
tiru a. ju lhH raUs" 90! removal. but II
vas p-uurallv hyuiird about that tho
many cu,"r"d E.uh'~ m'j:nt oflcr temp
iar.un - Z unrksIurp from tn" hiIiS TN
acquainted w!fn ia, laws regulating III"
u.s., Of nTrl!Ng-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

Ncw YORK. De-" 5l-Tho Federal
grand Jury today returned indictments
charging the HndIoCk Mining company.
Of I.rcern". Pa. and the N"nS'orch
Coi,ior!rs Company, of Scranton. IA.
and thor exclusive sales Rgen. n th:S
c.;y. with profitecr!ug IN the sale OF
domestic Sizes OF anthrncit" coal N
violation Of the Lever act.
Henry Meeker. OF Mcoker & Company
Wholesale dealer. exclusive sales agent
for the two companies. was named IN
both indictments.
Thc indictments. returned on evidence
furnished BY Armlu ". Riley. head OF
the government flying squadron" OF
profltcer hunters. charged the Had
dock Company with selling at unfair
and unrsasona bic" prices 1880 tons OF
coal during September and October.
The indictment alleges that the com
pany H,;S.ss -SSc,p .:ulncs at from fi2
IN sfJ Nl hle <pricH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Pair Close Friends.

Boston. Dec. 3I.-.Eric l.unGhlad. tho
convict who gave federal authorities at
Milwaukee the name OF Giovanni as a
man who may have knowledge Of the
explosion IN Wall street last Septcmhcr.
WAS an inmate 0: the Massachusetts
rtute prison IN 1915 at the same time
that Glovam! costa, alias Louis Cos
;cllo. was serving sentence there.
During Lundhlad's term. which on
,nutrd from July is. 1918, 10 April s,
last. rNccp, for a few months that he
was out on parole. he Eas very friendly
with Costa, according tr Warden Elmer
t.. Shauttuch The two men. the ward
On SAID. were constantly together in the
prison yard.
Costa was arrested following an nt-
temrt 10 break into st. Mary'S Roman
Catholic church IN the north end see
tion of thu Clty and on March -. lHib.
was gwen a three L. tive year sentence.
He was released on parole w" years
ago today and was a. liberty unui the
following Jun" when his parole was ro-
yokcd He was again paroled last May
& and Warden Shattucl said today he
believed Costa went 10 Washington al
that time.
Prison records show that Costa was
born Ia Italy - years ago and had been
IN rhis country about six years when nc
was arrested here. He was not natural
iznd. and. according 10 Warden shat
tuck was an avcwod anarchist Ills
aI!aacs. in addition TO Louis Costello"
,r,,ludrd Valerie and Tanzi. the warden
said.
Imndhlad. the warden said. made two
attempts to escape from the pri son. once
by setting fire to the carpenter shop
and again by hiding In ono Of Ae work
rooms. He claimed Spencer. So. as
his home. bu, said he Wa. prn in
Swendaa and had served u rs In
prison al HolmesburH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
NJ CANNON JUR
IS DISCHARGED
UNABLE TO AGREE
AFTER 48 HOURS
Two Jurors Voted Steid
Against Conviction
cused Judge Out On Bal

Cleveland. Dec. 3l.-The jury N stnes
case Of william II. MeGaunon, chtefg
Justice of the municipal court on,tst
for second degree murder Of HaroiA
Kagy, on May 5. was unable TO 1oe4as
on a verdict at 5:I6 o'clock tonight
was discharged by Common Plean.yvA
Maurice Bernon. The jury recsived
case at Sis p. NJ. on Wednesday -
had been deadlocked ever since. Sy1e4s
McGannon was placed on trial % - ~
cember II. .s.;.1Ssj
The jury was out practically - hegke'
and was hopelessly deadlocksd from.
start. 80
Fifty one ballots were taken. Il
officially announced. the jurors st9
lng 10 10 for conviction prseeao
from the start. 500
The Jury Dts.isssA. .s
AT $40 p. nj. the jury reports4
Judge Bernon that II was unAeeys
agree. The Judge ordered the jN4A
brought into the courtroom and Sf
being polled the foreman AmeHAM1
that the Jurors were deadlocked Wiz -
hope OF an agreement being reaceO 2.
Judge Bernon. who had insisted thef
the Jury deliberate as long ~ thar
was any chance o: an agreement, AeA.
dismissed the twelve men, after thAAks
Ing them for their efforts TO come To-
an agreement.
After tho jury was discharged .JHe
H!rschmann said he and Juror 9lI9
voted for acqulttal from the first e(4tsl
~ could not vote for convictiR1 -
the evidence presented. Hirs<h0G
sa i'd. ~.
The McGannon trial will be liStaA
a mIstrial and the Judge VIII -Taa
at liberty under bond. -
Whether McGannon will b fNtYt4f
depends upon the attitude OF Proetenfe
elect Edward {. Stanton. ~ PHnooCy
tor Roland Baskins term expires -
midnight. 's-s.ett,s
Sets New 1soord. sAsSixl
The McGannon jury sets { new
record for time elapsed In cleySl4ael
murder trials. -, iSse3A. /
Kagy was shot early May folt01toe
an automobile ride with John w. Je1toss
former downdown saloonkeOpef. -
Judge McGannon claims he LEFT Ia
party before - shooting and H1a, ,Ae&
at the scene uf the crime. ,!4ss
On June II Joyce was indicted ,OA.e
charge of second degree murdoT and
was acquitted by jury on Novembee
u, after four ballots and affair etv0
hours deliberation. He went On sfiai
on November 5, Judge McGaNu0t BE.
saSi the principal Witness FOR the StAte
The day after Joyce's acquittal, C0Hhfy
Prosecutor Baskin began q new iIycy-
stGation which Essult 4tnsrt,po
ment Of Judge NcGannon On SpfHSr
Der 26.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Cardinal
Gibbons Is
Near Death
LAST SACRAMENTS
ARE ADMINISTERED
PRAYERS Ordered m Every
Catholic Church Of the
Archdiocese

baltimore. Dec. cl.--Cardnal Glib
hons today received the last sacramsnts
~ the church, and tonight ne Is lying
IN n critical condition at the home OF
hla frl.ud, Robert T. Shr!ver, at th''h
Nft4Is. on the carroll county MIS- near
Wc~tm!nstcr
PHYSICIANS in attendance on N" car
d.ncl on Thursd?y rad EravHly int!mat-
Cd that a crisis was imminent. bnt 'h"E
lad horcd the patient would rally To-
day.
since last Sunday. when til" Cond!-
ton Of the cardinal took a favorao!e
turn. Il had he.u hoped he would stead
ny gain strength and eventually be IN
condition 10 travel TO Baltimore. OBJ
yIousIv tho doctors had not anticipated
tho rcIapsc: but this turn. they eN-
p'a!nAd. VAS due to the cardinals ad-
yanccd age and consequent inhrm.ues.
The mind Of the prelate is SAID 10 be
perfectly clair.
The turn in the cardinals condition
prompted Right Rev. owen r. Corrigan.
auxiliary bishop 81 Baltimore. who is
qsxociat"d with St. Grcgory's Chunrch,
20 issue tonight an official notice TO
tho Ca,hol!r c!ArEymen Of the arcn-
diocese and through them to their con-
grrgations. directing prayers for the
recovery ot III" rr"late, or In lieu OF
this for 4 happy death.
As th" old year gave way 10 tho
now. priests in most OF the Catholic
churches Of Baltimore recited tho lit
any and prayers for tho nrclate.
Ai tho ShrIvcr homo with rnc car
draI arc Archbishop BNuzanc. papal
delegate: MonsiGn"r George 4. Dough-
"rry, secretary 10 tho papal representa-
tive. and Very Rey. T.. A. Pace. historian
Oft he Catholic university. The cardi-
nars secretary. Roy. Albert l.. Smith,
j., also with n'm.
Baltimore. T1ec. 2l.--Aa ofrlc!a. hu,ic-
tin given ont tonight by Bishop Q, T.
Corr! gan revealed that tho last sacra-
mcnts Of the church had boon admin!s-
tered TO Cardinal Gibbons. who IS seri-
uusly III at the home ~ Robert Z. Shri-
vcr. Union Mills. Md.
Tho bulletin OF Bishop Corfigan IL as
follows:
49, The coud!ipp Of his enrinonce TODAY =
has been less favorable tnan at any
fine during his illness. lie has re-
ccivcd the las, sacra,rents. and the
reverend pastors are requested 70 urge
their people TO offer prayer for his
cminenc-s speedy recovery or happy
death. Al pastors will please have
the iiany OF the Blessed Virgia Mary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
CorTRELL RESIGNS.

Washington. ber. 3T--Frcdrr!ck O.
C0ttrvll, director cf the BureRv ot
Mines, presented nis.I resignation TO
Pre- ssident Wilson to-day through Secre-
thry Payne of the interior department.
Director Tottren before coming to tho
bureau as assistant director in Septem-
her. 1919. resided IN Oakland. Calf.
Secretary Payne, IN presenting the
res!gna ION. recommended that II. Fos-
ter Dain. also OF California. be appoint
ed 10 tho vacancy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Germany Recognizes
Mexican Government

Mexico City. Dec. 3l.-i'ormal rocog-
milton Of the Mexican government by
Germany. signed by Pres stdent Ebert and
Foreign Minister S!mons. was received
here today and given ou, by the foreign
relations department;
The letter OF recognition Is cftuStve
IN most frrvcnt wishes FOR the pros
per!ty oG Mexico. with personal aSsur-
anc"a OF higest regard and friendship"
The letter was OF the date Of Nnvrm-
bcr - and was addressed TO Prov v.s!nua!
President De n Iiuerta.