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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
Senator Lodge

"'Thc death of Cardinal Gibbons is u
Crca; loss ~ IL" country, said senator
l.cGs" Il had tn" pleasure ~ knowing
him and hid Il yer! high regard lot
hiru, Tor hr was Il man VINO ihSp'f"d
Affection in everyone. lie was 'aoF ,
urIgh American n all his feelings. and
not only . great leader OF his own
church. but a devoted lover Of his
country and a loader Of opinion IN al
that airc, ted h"r wclfdrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
President Hardtng's Message.

In common with AL our people. /
mourn tn. death OF Cardinal Gipn"HN'
l'rcs!d"nt Hardng'S message SAID. MS
long and notable ScrrIc" [" the '"u"''!
and 20 church makes uS All his HeO'"'S'
Hn Was ever ready 10 !epd ms '"NU"'
aEcmrnt 70 any moN"ni"h' lot t'" '>
,,.rr,,rpr If has ;rlinwm"n. He was IN"
,..-y Ans, fyor Of ,i'izrr AMI church
mn1 T. ms my good fortune (" know
rim personally. and | h".d him in tn"
birh,s, esteem, ard Nrn"rati"n. His
death is L distinct ioSs to his country
bu. it brings 70 i'lllcr appreciation Il
rrc:.t and admirable ltC"."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
DAY
NOT A HOLIDAY
DELEGATE, HUGUS
RESOLUTION LOST
With Easter Recess Adopted,
Pan Handle Members
Leave for Home
By ]. r. REED

Charleston. W. Va. March @4--Th:
house today rejected an amendment Of
fcrnd hy Delegate Wright lluguS Of
Nh;u county /" houS" h.li -. relating {"
holidays The amendment provided tor
observance. Of Armi$tice day. N"N"mb"r
II. i!i, amendment WAS r"lTidIy ""-
rr.,Ird. following a S"ricS Of attacks ny
school rurE III tho house. VIII" "cclar"H
tha, the children were already getting
TO" many h"l'd;1!>
Delegate IiuEuS asked that lh"y We"
the matter from a patriotic S'andr"'n'
Tho final vote was: Ayes. -: noes. Is.
Delegates IluEuS and Weiss 81 'h'"
county Surrvri"d ia" measure. ''l"-
gates otto and MrCOllorh were absent
VIII Be Amended.
prior to tn. aIinurnmcnt E"- II"
Faster recess 10y thr huuS" Of delegates
today. all Oh,o county and Wheeling
bills reported out OF committees "rrr
reported ana read on FIRST reading an"
advanced for second reading when IN"
lrg;Siarurc rr,"nE"'."% next lh'SutS
afternoon It is understood that thcr"
Will be amendments I" some or th-
bills. including Tho measure which
would rr,Iuirr the county jail 1" Keep
,.ity rriSon"rS At n" same rate applying
10 county prisoners.
Among lh" Other ohio county meas
ur.s PASSED t. second reading We're the
road hills allrW!u The county I" as
scsS property owners whose holdings
ar, aLjarrE; - county roads within
city limits. and pc-'ni't'nS III" arp!!ca-
i!on nf funds rai.,rh hr tn" county r"ao
lC.NS tor tho maintenance -! Su'h cItS
streets As are parts II mH!n county
roads.
Left for Wheeling.
Immediately following adjournment
nearly all II the ONO county rcrr"S"n'
,a,iN,", ,":. rur thc:r homes. The only
member oC IN" hons" who remains III
the r!ty i& Drl"Elt" Harry y. Weiss
Senator's jesse y. iN"Ch and !. Ness
Porter Of the Firs: district. Senator arr
Hunter -: MuuudSv!!!". delegates W. I.
Otln. Milton McC"il"ch and Wright
iuEuS all let, for Wh"r!lng. lIrookr
and Uanro.h county d"irgnirS also left
ShrriN Harry r. Clousr oi ohio county
and =. l.. EIllingS ~ Wheeling also re-
turned. About half OF tn" members of
the legislature took ;advant:tE" OF the
Easier recess and went home
Sales Tax Hearings.
Senator J Z. Lewis. chairman "f u"
Scn:t:" nnancr cumm!t;"" and father OF
the much discussed gross sSai"s tax h.h
stated tonight that Immediately htt"T
The cos" Of IN" recess. his comm:itr"
would start holding public hearings on
the TAX measure. lie said:
'l'hcrc is no disposition 70 hold mis-
uartc.. off longer than Gun BE- helped
1, Thc-c Is not = single tax bill r''ior"
!ceisktiurc which IN my opinion IAN b"
passed IN its present form. "ompr'r-
. n,isr mcaSuL must y" evolved. do not
car" 10 say what amendments wi" be
offered in attempt 10 make The gross
sal,s TAX acccptabi". IN" bill !" in its
p-c%"r, torm dcc:d"G!y Inrumptrtr II
(cont1nusd on Pago Fourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
HAMBURG REDS
NOW SUBDUED
Order Restored at Great Ger
man Seaport Elected
From ShipyardS

I:.rli'. March e. ,Hy IT, NSsN"r';-
III 'I'r"+sD- nrd..- has h""i, restored n
H..u.hur: AMI ~, ."n!;Iwm.;S have be- =
.jr, ted from thr ,h'psa-'!" whi'h they
has pr,'up'"G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
THE wEATHE r

West vEginta-Fair Friday. warmer
southwest portion; Saturday fair.
Ohio and Western PennSylvania--
Clearing Friday; Saturday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
Bishops FORMAL Statement


Later. Bishop Donatl,le issued the
following formal statement:
In the death Of His Eminencc. James
Cardinal Gibbons. a great isht-tha
greatest light-in the church has gone
ant, We have suffered L staggering
and irrrparable loss. The connecting
link between the struggling. heroic past
and the troubled present has been
broken. We are children Of a great
household and our Father is no more:
No more shall we be guided by his wise
counsel. heartened b. his lofty spirit.
edited by his deep faith and solid piety'
at was memorable and touching 10
See him presiding last September at tna
annual meeting Of the hierarchy II
Washin gton- There were bishops thc"e
who were not born when he was cons"-
Grated: and some whose lives anil Fps
copal labors were partly contemporary
Gus with his. None approached him !
yecabis years nor IN the long record OF
his labors. But all, whether young of
old, looked up to him and IoVe1 him ~
Friend, Advisor and Father
IF were asked to name the ou:'
standing traits in the character OF the
iIlusrrious dead. I think I should an
sucr, indomitable courage blended with
the highest prudence. He had more clear
GRIT than any man whom l ever knew
or heard Of This courage seemed 10
mount as difficulty and danger increaS'
cd. In many a dark hour I was at his
side. As the gloom grew deeper ehe
light of his Christian manhood burneo
brighter. and turned to triumph what
weaker hearts would bow before as
failure.
"Of his prudence little need be said
i, was known Of all men, Like tne
hclmsman. brave yet cautious. he steer
cd with consummate skill the bark or
Catholic interests over many rcef an j.
ledge, PAST many n tutttng rock and
made every fraction Of a point IN the
gale to clear the dreaded lee shore
Whatever standing the Catholic chnr>b
has today In these United States Is
largely due to the courage, the tact, the
prudence Of him who for two genera
lions lahored as bishop. archbishop.
cardinal for that church he loved with
his whole heart. He was otr fnSptraf.
our leader. our elder brother. The Or
phaned church mourns him today as are
whose every act and thought were f1
her honor and we'll being.
Cardinal Gibbons was OF tender
heart. indulgent to human frailty, IN
friendship stnadfast- in manners gent.e
but easily aroused to Indignation by
ANYTHING mean or small. Never have j
known nan so Indifferent TO money
as money. Except as a means TO pro
mote Gods glory or tho alienation OF
distress, he counted II as dross.
"I hesitate to say aught OF my per
sonal relations with the illusrious bis
hop. As rector OF the cathedral in Bal
timore. I lived with him nine years un-
der the same roof. In his extreme old
age. he came a long journey 70 rejoion
with me- in my Episcopal jubilee
have lost a great friend, and I am hcS
far along now to make otherSt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25

partsmnuth. O.. Marrn "4..~t:lght
wh"at mills and m plant Of th"
Wh,rak"r-C;lrssnrr Company here w!N
rosun" April 2. II Mas .,nm"nn""'! by
cnm;anv officials h""" tn" hil! haN"
been .dlr for several months. This
resumption will give 'rnp!"!mcnt 10
lruruNimate,y $50 mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25
JAPANESE BACKNA|L AND BLUFF
FORCED WILSON To SURRENDER
ON 5HANTUNC ISSUE c
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS


rensacnl, Fla. March G'-A naval
fr"c balloon. carrying fiv" men was
reported missing Tonight by The
naval air station here. Th" balloon,
n command Of Chief Ouartermast"r
f. W Wilkinson. accompanied by 4
rnach!niSt mate and three marines as
students. left here Tuesday night
Messages .ndic.,i" the balloon has
probably blown out 10 sea.
waynrahurg. Pa. Nnrrn "i---A
number &C Wa!n"shTrg business men
to-day announced IN" sli" %! three
tracts CC Goa, lands IN tins region 20
the Whitley Coal Company. If l"tts-
hurgh. The sale ?r''" Was S64.G'5.
,'h...,go. March @t.--EuCcn" 4. Paul
c;,c. National l."aSu" baseball player
To-day was placed "n tn" iDcl!E!bi"
LIST hy Judge kcn".stw NJ. Lands.
commissioner # baseball, Tor his a!-
L.ccJ connection WITH throw ing haS"-
bail games I3tulrtt" waa q member
Of both The Philadelphia and ST. Lou'a
cIuhS.
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NO General Amnesty

Wnile n" was perfectly courteous. nf-
fc!a!s said. DcbS was not comDuuiCa-
tive. nor Gid &c evidence any desire I"
talk either before or after his confer
ence with Mr.. DauGhrrty. The att"r
rcy general. IN his talk VITA newspaper
men. emphasized that ~" calling ~
p.bs 10 Washington did ',"t mean the
adoption ot a po.i"y "f genera! amnesty
toward political prisoners. hut was Iner-
ely 70 facilitate the Investigation OF the
,,,s ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-25

(oUpt1Auod on Pago Eighl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
"A TALE OF TWO CITIES"
TO BE SHOWN SATURDAY

Saturday night at the Auditorium
will be shown the screen version of
Charles Dickens immortal story. "A
Fox presents William Farnum in a
double role, is tremendous effective
photodrama.
MIR. Farnum does what is undoubt-
edly some of his very best work in
Interpreting strong characters. He
carries the part of Charles Darnay,
the aristocrat who has come to the
people. with all the finesse that con-
Trajectory character of that type calls
for. As Sidney Carton, brilliant. dis
sipated, self-sacrificing. he sustains a
role calling for the simple dignity of
the hero and the subdued control of
the hopeless lover.
The story. from the pen of England's
most popular novelist, is eentered
around the French revolution. much
of the narrative being placed in the
Reign of Terror. The setting is nee
essarily of Importance in picture of
this sort. The reproductions of his
itorical episodes are remarkably faith
fui tn all records. The fall of the
Bassls is a magnificent recreation OF
4 an epic. event in modern history,
More than a thousand persons par
Etfcipate in the scene. The guillotine
scenes are likewise prodigious In
conception and execution.
The work of Mr.. Farnum is ably
seconded by the fine acting of Jews
Carmen. Charles Clary, Herschel
Mayan. Rosita Marstini, josef Swick
ard Ralph Lewis. William Clifford
and Mare Robbins.
| Regular tickets for the "A number
ieourse will be good for admission t.
this performance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
DR.. j. L. McBrien
May Spend Next
Winter at Beach

DIR. J. l. McBrien OF the National
Bureau OF Education al Washington
author OF the pageant. The Patriol
Iof Mt Vernon" and director general
lof the National Rural Educational
Conference. in session at the Auditor.
ium during the past week. expects 10
leave for his home some time today.
He has certainly been a busy man,
but his shoulders are broad. both
physically and mentally. and no task
appears TO be too great for him. He
has made a success OF everything ne
has undertaken and has made count
less friends in the TRIBE Cities who
will not soon forget him.
DR.. McBrien says he was never
treated more cordially and generously
IN his life than here. and he Is so de-
lighted with Daytona Beach thar he
says he has made up his mind to come
here with his family next year to
spend the winter He thinks he will
be entitled TO vacation by that time.
as he has not had such a thing In
many years.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
Coal Production
Cut Considerable,
Explains a Tourist

| DIR. A. j. Evans Of Shady Side. Ohio
| Is one Of the important guests at The
breakers He lives near Wheeling, w
Va. the center OF large coal and iron
interests Regarding the present out,
look In that section, DIR. Evans said
Last year three of the large steel
mills of Cleveland consolidated with
capital OF one hundred million dol.
lars, and they planned to turn out
this year at least one million tons OF
Ipig iron, but because OF the business
depression it is now believed that
more than one-fourth of that amount
will be produced Men who worked
during the war times at high wages
saved very little as rule and now
when they find themselves without
work wish they had saved little for
La rainy day. Coal men are even
worse OF or at least just as bad Men
We're paid $40 and S12 a day for load
ing coal. They are paid that now. but
are only given about one days work
ia week. The operators have quite a
scheme TO fool them. They make the
excuse that they cannot get the cars
to move their crop as a reason for not
giving the men steady work. when. in
fact. they have string after string of
them only few miles away. Coal
|shrinks good deal when stored and
lit is expensive to handle more than
necessary and they plan to get out
only such an amount as they have or
|ders for. For some reason the low
price of products do not seem to move
them. The markets seem to be at a
standstill with many things. For in
stance. in Ohio and Indiana the price
|of corn is down TO ~ cents a bushel,
and yet there is no demand for it at
|taat price"
DIR. Evans says the weather was
mild when he left home, and that this
fact was keeping many people in the
North who had intended to spend the
winter in Florida.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
SEASIDE INN
t the Seaside Inn are

At the Seaside Inn are:
Mrs ]. G. kaplain and family, Rich.
mond Hill. L. l.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Clarkson, yir-
|g:nsa Clarkson and James GARRISON.
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. ]. l.. warrell, st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rust. Orange City,
F.a
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Stewart. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. zimmerman. Ash
land. Ohio
Wharton Mitchell, Jacksonville.
Mrs j. l.. Mitchell. Jr.. Atlanta.
II. L. Long. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Edgar and r. r..
Edgar, Westchester. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. McLanahan. st.
Louis. Mo.
George Slaine. Greensburg. Pa.
Ben TOcher. Arcadia, Fla.
Mrs. F. p. Turner. Jacksonville.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
pAYToNA BEACH HOTEL

At the Daytona Beach hotel are;
Della B. Lockridge, Liberty. Ind.
f. T. Evans and Z. w. Grower.
Jacksonville.
L. l.. Custer, Dayton, Ohio.
\. ". Cunningham, Tampa,
A. NJ. Cowan, Palarka. Fla.
c. c. Symmette and r NJ Chaffee,
DeLand. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Foley of Lex
irgtoa are recent arrivals at the Villa
Marie.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
"THE SIN THAT WAS HIS
BIG ATTRACTION THURSDAY

There is much interest being mani
tested in The Sin That Was His. -
the moving picture TO be seen at the
Auditorium tomorrow. Thursday eve.
ming.
This startling story was written By
Frank L. Packard. author OF THE Mir
aeie Man" and this new screen crea-
/ tion affords Mr.. Faversham a role
that instantly brings him 10 the fore
front as one of the screen leading
personalities. Before going into pie
/ lures MIR. F'ayersham had achieved
enviable fame in the spoken drama
and his first big picture. 'Hrhe Man
Who Lost Himself" established him
firmly in the armament OF popular
picture stars. And that this. his lat
est picture. viii leave him one OF the
screens foremost actors is practically
certainty.
Given powerful story in the FIRST
place, Mr. Fayersham has endowed 1t
with his wonderful personality. Civ
/ ing to the motion picture public a
production that will live in their
minds long after they have seen the
picture.
/ MIR Fayersham is seen in the role
of Two Ace" Artie Chapelle. pro-
fessional gambler who was educated
/ for the priesthood, bat who had got
ten into bad company and strayed
However bad he may have been. how
/ ever. he had predominant desire TO
! do the right thing. but seemed TO be
always misunderstood. After being
driven from the town where he had
made his. home, and being. charged
with a murder which he did not com
nit, he finally changes place with O
priest who was seriously injured while
on his way to a new passionate. In the
Office of good man. with men feeling
kindly towards him, Chapelle Is finally
given over TO his better self
During the progress of the rejnye-
nation, however. tremendous climax
lhass been huilded mp with the suspense
growing more intense every lmomens,
as chapelle faces the test o. confess
ling his .frue identity and losing al
THAT he holds dear or standing by as
another innocent man pays the penalty
for the crime.
"The Sin That Was His was di'
lracted by Hobart Henley. and the
supporting cast includes, among 9th
ers. Lucy Cotton, Lulu Wsrrenton.
Bobby Agnew Robert Conyille and
Pedro de Cordoba
Fire Chief W. f. French announces
that he will give FIRE drill and dem
onstration Of the new engine and
bumper on Silver Beach avenue about
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
TIE BREAKERS
At The Breakers Motel are:

At The Breakers hotel are:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Delaney. Jersey
city. n j.
Mrs. A. X. Ashworth. Jacksonvi,.s;
Mrs. d. Ashworth. Grafton. Pa.
]. g. Love, Carlstrom Field.
Lieut.. J. p. Thoro. Lieut.. f. A. Iohn.
son. Lieut. Oscar Nugget. Lieut.. t. j.
salisbury and Capt c. w. Ford, L.
s. Army
j. a. Wandler, Orlando, Fla.
). c. lsohson. New York City.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Edward Parr of South Orange, " j..
who recently finished his course ia
aviation with Stanton & Lindley, has
now received his pilots diploma and
license and is now all ready for bust
ness. He leaves for his home today
with the best wishes OF many friends
he made while here.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Attorney Harry A. Horn is in De.
Land on legal business.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Mrs. E. J. Job of Ashland. KY, are
among the seasons guests at The
Breakers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Wattenhouse of
Waldo. Fla. are registered at the
Dixie hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
AGAIN REDUCES FORCE
tine Associated Press.)

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 2s.-The At
lantic Coast Line today announced a
fourth reduction in it's force OF shop.
men. effective Saturday Thirty-fye
additional workers will be suspended
The cantonal government OF Basic
has recognized the right Of women to
occupy thep ulpits in the country.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

MIR. and Mrs e. C. Ward of Mari
eta. Ga have been recent guests of
the Tixie hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry of Glenn.
Mich, are nicely located in the Fem
apartments at $50 Atlantic avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Frank Stanton. the well known avia-
tor, has received some interesting
statistics from the government Ac.
eording to the statement received by
him there are Is fatal automobile ac-
eidents to every one hundred automo-
biles in the country each year, while
there is only one fatal airplane acct
dent to each one hundred airplanes
in the United States.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

William Fielder of Boaz. Ala, is
spending few days enjoying the
grandeur OF life on the Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Il ]. =. Nelson Of Enid. Okla, is here
and has quarters at local hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Byron w. Rowland of Waterford,
Fla, is a guest of the Dixie hotel.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Mason of VIII
mere. KY, have arrived and are look
ing about for permanent apartments.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

Or. and Mrs. r. c. zimmerman o:
Ashland. Ohio. have registered as
guests for the season at the Seaside
Inn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26

At the comfortable cottage at 215
Hollywood street the following pleas
ant company of New England people
are located: NJ. T. Pritchard. Mrs. Z.
B. Pritchard. John H. Ellis and wife,
Miss Jessie K. Brown and Myron T.
Ellis. all of Boston. also Miss Dorothy
Dinnick OF Providence r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Thompson of
Wilber-by-the-Sea dropped in today to
loo. over the city and meet old
friends. Mr.. Thompson Is fond of the
water and while here purchased of G.
=. Johnson modern make motor for
his rowboat. He will no doubt find
much pleasure in its use
Miss Billie childress of Atlanta has
opened in the Dixie hotel lobby a
manicure parlor. Miss Childress says
she has been thoroughly trained in
manicuring. shampooing. electrolys,
facial electric treatment, hair dress
ing and hair dying. She has the front
window and Is equipped TO do good
work.
Guests of the Pinehurst and Villa
Marie have arranged to give recep-
ton to their friends every Monday
evening. So far this series of pleas
ant social functions have proved very
enjoyable. ard last night was no ex-
ception. The company was enter.
tanned in playing 800" last evening
Refreshments were served by the
managers, Mrs. Burgin and Mrs. En-
bry. Prizes were won by Beta Tho
mas of Louisville, Henry Sperry, Bal
tayia. H.; Mrs. A. l.. Howard of Lee
hanon. Ind, and Joseph Pruitt of Dan
vile, IN.