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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
BODIES RECOVERED.

Wa.o TEXAS Sept. - TIL" bodies 90
+ W I."n,horh"rry and NJ. Robinson.
officials Of tho Santa Fe railway. miss
ing x!n,c sunday. were recovered To-Day
from Little river. ncar Cameron.
Bailey Turner and IL e Sullivan. y!
Cameron. are missing Rnl ar" believed
10 hays rcr!shnd in the flood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
us. May
Intervene
In Settlement of the Shan
tung QUESTIONED
Eager for Outside Sup
port.
BY DAVID LAwRBNCE.
(CoTyrtght by Tte Inte'ltSencer)


Washington. SAr' i"--r," rri'ef
S'a'"S Eo,crn3iNr, - :ahjlc \ fen7 IN
'rr-,. - IN. neS"'!ac.;,Ns -, ,e"r
ratrs and Jara, o'Nr '&e Shantuns
question. There Is H."H 4 cha"'" that
ne good of''"es - 'hr~ g "rum"Ut. or
AZ any raiH is iHflu"'.-. viii E.e ~
srtel >" h-irS nh"U' a settlement;
'AopEr y = no; ,ct ctcIr whether tho
.0!tiati's taken b. th" Japanese Was
'"r the purpose Of hngirni1G = v4rl.y
hat would r"rS" :n;o chH larger con.
terence I. Washington ~ November or
whether !: vas an ctinr, - rut the
rhins<A in ne roSlrinu before thr world
~ refusing a settlement
JaPan has rrcfe->el nc" anxiety on
many occasions - reach q se,rlcmcn'
with China. bur tho la,tcr. having re-
fused 70 sign the Versailles treaty. de-
Zines 70 enter into negotiations which
hav. as their basis = confirmation OF
ne action Cf - ra-lS pcars confer
-rce In awarding Japan certain rights
in ShantUnS. The tinted states DID
no, faNcr the Shartunr settlement in
ths Versailles conference and the
Harding adn:riS;ra;ior having failed
- Tatity the Versailles pac: i> fire. ,c
.Gterrose itS influence for n se,tlemGn,
.",v""n China and Japan on ds!n-
'ci@S;Nd and uua-a JUDGED has
Significant Stop.
The larger aspects Of 'h~ move OF tEa
Hsr; nf japan IN formally proposing
at this time Sn:tlc H'"r; with China
raro ap7ea,-d - ,hs Washington
authorities. II j. .iS NOS significant:
step that has he-- taken -lr~A TreS,-
dent Harding iSsu~d his limitation for a
discussion Of Far Eastern questions IN
Connection With disarmament. The
chinese are mute ready 20 assume thar
rapar would prrf,r p ~-rtlemer, before
n. WsShinE.o;, ,.or rercurc begins. This
.ooks i'm roo>sibls. BECAUSE Far Eastern
dirlo.rscv IL % ,ns slow and rrocras>
.,s,frr kind on ,ha other hand. the
.raraness might ~ to persuade the
Washington conference to keep hands
~ ch;la the rrat,ers between Japan
and china zero sc..led directly. ,'hina,
m th~ Other hand is eager for the Sup
7r-. ~ - outside world. and wants
~ me powers :" =" present when an
agreement Is reached. en- that Great
Britain. Franc. l;aIT and IN" nlted
states "t'' Re ,n"ra|F res2"nNo." TOR
'3e cu!numNn' ~ Japan Or '"~ prom
SIS sh" makes
TIE japanese accepted -NhH''v" IN
'tat'on ," conference WIN IN" >Ie-
o!hc TrortS" tAat accomplished "a IS
would nor BE- discussed. Inns WAS gen
TasiE taken =" mean Una '8F"n ""H'"
80 permit 'Hs ShaniHrs ISSUE ~ ,"'"e
N"t"re me "tnHr ?""ers ~ ~rNoN. nov"
ever w. nNso''"''"'H ~. s TO-,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
BaptiStS In Session
At ParkeTSburg

rarA"ys!a:-r =. Va Soy. '~-M"r"
nan Sc, en hundred d"'"gatca and TtS-
'.ors were her lav for th- Nrs; meet
* ~ ih~ r-shurg RaDt!s' aSSo-
-.at!rn repr ing tw"ItE-"re "Oun-
90 % III" northern and central section
- W.S' Virginia e: th- one Hundred
ard Third meeting - N" association.
Rev C. ". R:,rh"r ~ rarherShurg
..,o1cra.o- os IN" association VAS :n
sa-vs @. the session today Tie Nrw
Nvn-fa Movement" waS described by
i.Dy , \ Mcqueen. and -" annual ser
--np o7S given ~ Rev Roscoe Murray
-, the l'.r<, church THIS r.'r. Ms. -.
= Rar,'A.'. reported - wom"n'S work
IN .hc G!strtc, and = r. Nrarp EaS" =
..y:~,. y" -'a,. nliss.o" wn~k. Tn" CON
yn-.1o- 49, 70 m session rn'rorr"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
wss+ Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
S.aia-YaiY Wednesday; Thursda, m
fsttled
ohtc rs-+tr nlondr vedneEday:
rs,r.Asy prsettl.A. probably shovs-e
n reSt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14
The 1NTELhIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning y Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-14

New York Sept. t2 Henry I. car
ran. coalition candidate won N" Re-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
THR QURANI WEEKLY NEWS
TWO STILL LIVE AFTER
A STROKE BY TIGHTENING;

During the electric. hail and rain
storm OF Friday last, Mr.. T. w. John
son and little son were stricken by
tightening and severely shocked.
Mr.. johnson and little boy were
In the field at work, and when the
rain began they sought shelter under
large oak tree. They were sitting
down close to each other. with their
little dog crouched at their feet when
the stroke came. Mr.. johnson being
the principal object, striking his
hat, passing down his chest and pass.
ihg off over his right leg. killing
the little dog at his feet. The alarm
was given and medical aid summon.
ed. They were rendered unconscious
for some time. but regained con.
sciousness after they had been car.
red to the home.
Mr.. johnson has been confined t1
his bed since the stroke, but is slow
ly recovering, while the boys recov
cry was early.-BOkchitO Advocate
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
DUMPED IN THE RIVER

Last week. reports the Delta.
Colo. Tribune. teamsters completed
the dumping OF $4,000 bags Of fine
onions into the Gunnison River in
order to save the sacks. the sacks
being worth more than the onions.
1t seems that the transportation
charges were more than the price OF
the onions. So the railroad loses a
scar shipment from one little sta
tion alone. While in town the con.
sumer pays 12 cents a pound 70,
onions, or does without them.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
CATTLE LOAN PLAN
Is BEING HELD UP

The project to aid the cattle in
dustry through a $5O.O 1000 fund
to be supplied by tn. National
Treasury and loaned by the War
Finance Corporation through the
Federal Reserve Bank as fiscal
agents has been held up pending de-
cision on another project recently
placed before the national admins
tration, the latter plan providing for
a $4,000. 900 fund to be supplied
from private sources and loaned
through private channels.
The original plan will be held In
reserve, II is said. in event the pri.
vately proposed scheme should fail
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
nR. \. q. rtNN CHEW GUEST
OF THE LIONS CLUB

DR.. Ng Poon Chew, a famous
Chinese citizen Of Oakland, Cal, who
appeared on the local chautauqua
platform Monday. was the lunch
guest OF the Lions Club at that or
ganizatiOn's weekly session held
Monday noon. and delivered an ex-
cellent and enlightening short ad.
dress to the members. telling OF
questions affecting his race both in
America and in the Far East.
In addition to DIR. Chew's address,
excellent music was furnished by
Miss Irene Pendleton. Mrs. ]. f.
McAtee and Miss Pfeifer.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
HlI;O GRAND JURY RETURNS
NINETY.EIGHT INDICTMENTS

After being in session for week
at Hugo, a federal grand Jury re-
turned ninety-eight indictments
These. duplicating 13S people in.
cludes thirteen violations Of the
narcotic law. two for larceny Of in.
terstate freight. eight for violation
of the postal laws. one for forger,
Of United States obligations and
seventy-four for violation Of the pro.
hibition amendment.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
1873 ~ SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sunday School attendance here
fell off last Sunday to 1913. In
totals the Baptists lead all schools
with 44S. In Mems Bible classes the
Christians lead with III. The at
tendance by schools and Bible class
es was as follows:
Baptist, 44S; Methodist. 374;
Christian. 29S: Presbyterian 274;
Church Of Christ. 23S; Nazarine,
145; Grace Methodist, 80. East
Presbyterian. So: Total, 1873.
Bible Classes
Christian men. III; Women IS;
Baptist men, 1O2: women. go;
Methodist men. rs; women, A.;
Presbyterian men. 81: women 25;
Church Of Christ men. SO; womer
"a; Nazarine men. 12: women IA;
East Presbyterian men. 10.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
TERRORIzlNG FOREIGN MINERG

Foreign miners are being terror
izen by organized bands of AmeYi-
can workmen in the coal fields Of
Gibson and Pike counties in Indiana.
Hundreds Of them with their famil-
les have been driven away from their
homes and their work. The organiS-
ed terrorists carried banners reading,
America for Americans"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-06-17
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
BULLETIN

Market compared with last Mon.
day. Cattle steady. Hogs 4Oc high
er. Sheep steady. Lambs $l.OO low.
er.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

s,WNaoh s,vNnhlu II almoa, always
iollNw,a Nv q eNmplsa,,nn VI aiseasen,
Inv " Tho llfs, Mmp Az uvv wmhr,,
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r,alcd uNsus, NaussA, aNs ppslls, naI,
N ihe bach, naln,,a,lNN W The h,av, ami
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M,sr ,he k'dns,H viii hpeome lN,nlve'l
and 'ha' II luA, why ,heNa aanssT SIN
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Tina lns,vad W dass,,oNl aeVaA, lNA,,ad
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
SOCIETY
CANNON PERSONALS,

AI,rl Oscar Maaler W ihIbeafyllls,
N.Y., and Mrs Frank Gregory NJ pm'
bln, N.Y. ara ylslllnu ihplr unole, \, N,
l,alhs, nnM mnlly sou,hweu, " lhe
0lly,
Airs, ", w. i'llehaFd was 4 caller IN
Amarillo Wednesday,
Miss tlaRehr ,'fnTon WAS . caller IN
Amarillo "Wednesday,
Mr. 4, H. rarfpn weni N I,uhhOeh
"Wednesday ~ wish lnr y few days
,lss Mary Merriam uFawn returned
home Tussda, from Medley,
Niles Lula Hills ~ hnyder IN hets
vlsulNr her nlese, Mfs, \, A, 0u,Wis,
Mrs, N, v, Callahan ana nhlldFen ~
,Nfnsd he,nn Annday lgnm Conway,
Mrs, lAMan ysalan, ,sl, sunday Tor
w., hnme W hnhsaN, cnln,
MIA " A. nhlNva, aud Drew ws,n
eallerr W AmaFlllN saturday
Mhs Ida I,owan war y eallsr W Ana
Tllln saturday III
A. v, keNyon and wllr VI Amarillo
s,eN' ,hr wech'sm ho'e Nlsl'hA nsla
t,ves,
lmosvNe Molu,lw was y salNr IN
ANarllla FRIDAY,
Mira nvana and daughter weN, "
AN,s,lllu MsA,NA, whuw lhev viii
ANake ,heM ,u,uge hnMe, -l,aNaWll
cNWN,s News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

have lraln,d Thai II nrnhah, prnvhleN
lhe eN,esl MlpNl, ana nulrhepi ,emnlN
en- all such uuhNs, AMI mllllnnA u,nn
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frnh VI ll,nnHahhE W lNnn ana WOMEN
W Al ANVH and W VII wallis VI llM NJ
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dlknldn,N snlNe W them W lNNp slAnh
lhs, w Will ~ ,houMnaN W wvak, lhln
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
kuNNEAM pRU0NAM
tlmkt baptist ClluNoIl.

the hunheams VI lhs First baptist
Church viii nea, IN sunday Afternoon,
q, e'eleeh, IN the qhush Anhss fov
The fullewlhs nvestaml
NoRk, selected,
Prayer
nlhls lessoN, Mayh isnbeol Luke ~
buAa Acts lAii,
uuss,IeNH eN lessoN, leader
Nell esp verse, Matt nnhea
sula, vnsnella smith,
Wssd,hp, ruth Mcusesor,
Plane role, hlvsht,h vnlsssN
NeAalAn, FNheeA Ntn nllllNhrls,
NNslNtpA
Mlspah hsNealo,leN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
PUBLIC IS URGED TO +
Heed NATURES WARNING
Thousands Of People Suffer Psrmsrsnt Lom Of
Health Because Of Neglect Nature Has Set
the Danger Signals for VI and Va Cannot
Afford 10 Pass Unnoticsd the Warning That
She Gives W.

food digestion Rooi health had digestion means bad
health
A sound stomach IA worth hundred times IL weight pold
Probably eighty per cent Of All diseases originate IN The digestive
organ, Dyspepsia wha, commonly known On niges'
,ioN IA not only one NJ The prevalent M II oMe nj The most
difficult 10 eA, NJ a present 'ay Diseases and has o years hal
fled the skin NJ Lending specialists everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

nsy the cAaAsWs ssAssl sAsss
tsaAy a sks~s AA&.ps,es,
Noo0Nk. POSITION Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
MNNNMN skNaNNNA

VX%NN.N.. 49, -v&A $1,000.
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IN Allend Al'e thsllluty,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
BEFORE ND after
CHILDBIRTH
~ MqnlAma rsM Asw
ly1lA + mn auNS vees>alls
s(pesNa Ken hse
AhssM N


~ nv M N(>ss NJ
|&.,;yESS
E:!sMASS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
N,lsIkKN ,rE,sS,lNAls,

Miss rlssle ctnckel has pNNe "
NNea,,lllv kaNn whv,o phV VIII pNcN,
Inv wMls, With h'r aunt AMI sl,eNa
tNhwA there
AL anil Mrs, NNle W okhhOma cay,
wsgv auvs,s VI Mrs, ,Nlmy las, weeh,
Miss n,t,e Wa,l,N has soNe "
Wva,he, h,a, NkMn " N,,eNd N(Nv|
M AMI Mss, H. O. llAlsAlu,a W OaAe
VIEW w hNeNt YESTERDAY, 'NeN,'
Nave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

laf AsNAsen, suN ~ Mr. ana Mrs., w.
lagVNsNN, lsl, Nlduy kW lsplNu,eN,
No, whv,s Ne vii, No 4 stuaeN, NJ went
worth AlluNW Academy lhls winter
M am Mrs. ~ JAeNhseN VI Aha,
ukMN are the suss,A VI ,hsF con, l.,
lsveNseN ana family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17

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~ 80 yS.sss..ssSs b. ss:1s ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-17
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NlNNs, Mye W n cNSsel very Ae<NlsANlv
NreNeA hes h~Me " the club mesMNetA
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My NstetNceN, Ns,,eeANSeA aAMlNA
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ANAN Howard Nv,wA IN seeesAss, IN the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Rygja (Nor). before reported. grounded
probably in the st Lawrence and has bot
tom plates damaged. &c. The steamer is
now at Quebec.
Str Deambre (Br) hence for Santos, when
one mile above Romer lighthouse yesterday
signalled mot under control
Steamboat Sandy Hook, on her way from
Atlantic Highlands to New York. was In
collision off pier Mr. yesterday AM with a
Lehigh Valley r r tug; latter damaged !;
steamboat unnjured.
BOSTON, July 20-Str Yesoking, Liverpool
for Hampton Roads in ballast was $40 miles
Sc OF Halifax yesterday with boiler trouble:
expected to reach Halifax AM 21st. She was
later advised by Shipping Board by wireless
to make New York II possible.
Str Clement Smith. on way up to Braintree
yesterday, was swung by current against
guards Of Fore River bridge. causing damage
to that structure: steamer but slightly dam
aged.
Bark Phyllis was libelled for debt and
will be sold by U Marshal on Monday.
CHARLESTON. sc, July 17-Str Cook.
from Tampa. &C, for Passages, detained
making machinery repairs proceeded 18th.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. July 16-Str Chey-
enne (Br), which left here yesterday for
English ports, put into Sabine for repairs
to machinery.
YARMOUTH, Ms, July 20-str Binghamp-
ton, which went ashore yesterday at South
west Ledge, Cannot Rock, while bound from
Boston to Riga, has been practically de-
stroyed by fire. according to the report OF
surveyors from Yarmouth. The crew aban-
doned the vessel yesterday and heard boiler
explosions as they we're leaving. They left
to-day for Boston by str Prince Arthur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-21
Bound Eas,
CLEARED.

[From u. S. Naval Communication Service.1
Str valacia (Br). Peel. London via Boston
-Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd.
Str Bristol City (Br, Cruk. Bristol-Bris-
toll City Line.
Str HeHig oav DAM. Peronard. Chris
tiansand. Christiania and Copenhagen
Funch. Edge Co.
Str oronoke, Carleton. Danzig and Reval
via Norfolk-Sigsbee Humphrey & Co. Inc.
Str Guernsey (Nor), Jacobsen, Hamburg
and Danzig-Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
Str Lord Ormonde (Br, Givan, Hamburg
Via Savannah-American Metal Transport Co,
Inc.
Str Roma (Fr). Lebrun, Horta, Angra. &c,
via Providence-James w Elwell & Co.
Str Giuseppe Verdi (ItaD, Romano. Naples
and Genoa-McDonnell & Truda.
Str Republic. Oma. Tocopilla, Antofagasta,
dc. via Norfolk and Panama Canal-Chie
Steamship Co.
Str Bayamo, Campbell. Frontera. Tuxpam
and Tampco via New Orleans-New York
and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
Str Salem County, Cooper, Port Lobos--
Walker DAILY.
&c-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Guiana (Br), Charlton, st Thomas, st
CroiX, &c-Furness, Witty G. Co.
Str Granfos (Nor), Evensen, u s Naval
Station. Santiago, &c-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co.
Guantanamo Fruit Co.
Str Ell Alba. Burns, Galveston-Southern
Pacific Co.
Str Creole. Jacobs. New Orleans-southern
Pacific Co.
Str Apache Mcguire. Charleston and Jack
sonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
Bark Calcutta. Davies. Avonmouth-N NJ
Smith.
Schr Alfarata (Br) Trenholm, Perth Am
boy-J F Whitney G. Co.