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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
n. Y.STOCkS

Now York, Aug. 1.-THE main move
nsot in the stock narke, this Woek was
downward, although Increased strength
shown at times IN the asst TWO days
modified tho position OF This Est. susl-
ness continued to Be chiefly IN tue
hands OF professional traders and N
view OF tho absence OF Investment BUY
Ing or public Interest they met with
nttle or no opposition n taeIr opera
tons on the short side Activity IN
creased above the loV point OF MID
summer trading. owing - inc asSress-
ireness of the bears and upturns 'aee
4, Tho week seemed 10 be due 70 ntt'e
else than covering.
Amenx tho industriats various now
low records for the year were reacneo'
Il wAs chiefly IN tbs section thAI
pressure was exerted Representatives
rails held eomparRively steady. owink
to the improved position shown by thetr
earnings. Statements for Juno ana july
cpoarmed tho favorable Impressions
which the street has been receiving Ano
.hsvsd that while tho roads are rar
from having regAined their rorme. po-
sition, a real advance has been MADE oE
conuarison with their status or year
ago
were too mixed 10 % conclusive oper
atoms for the short account were tacln :
taxed by Indications IN the government $
repor, Of crop shrinkase. Foreign com
inerce for July was the smallest IN se'-
eral years. Prospects of greater delay
than had been expected m the Sov"rn'
ments railway hnancinF and rurtner
cuts in prices o. commodities were oiher
bearish influences ON the other nand'
tho monthly report Of United states
Steals untitled tonnage showed decline
smaller than had been generally looked
for the number ~ Idle freight cars de-
creased substantially. and The steaai.F
improving position OF the federal re-
serve bank was reflected in It's report.
The rsactionary tendency In the bona
market gained greater impetus and there
yer, numerous material declines. par
ticular,v among speculative issues.
violent upsurn occurred N sterling eH-
chanKe early in m" week which carried
nm the rate 10 3.Tete. although ha!t or
thi, advance was lost On Subsequent
reaction. The movement; appeared 10 be
due 70 speculative operations and had
IIttle effect on the market FOR sursues
Money rates remained arm. call FUNDS
ruling through the week a; per cent
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Total SaleA 1@.0o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15

Cash quotations. Wheat. Number :
red 3l25E: Number hard Sl.26>a and
$l.e7ta
Corn-Numoer Z mixed 5Ik: Number
yellow ST.. and ssh.
Oats-NGmber white asa and SAX ::
Number white 81 and 32a.
Rye-Nun5er 2. $685.; Barley So
and u
Timothy Seed $500 and $500: clover
seed 3l3ho and $500.
Pork-NomlnaI Lard. slo.s2 and
SloS7 Ribs $3.50 and $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
CITIES SERVICE SALES


Cities Service company has declared
the regular dividends Of one-haif OF
one per cent on tho common. preferred
and preference ~B" stocks, payable in
scrip. and also tho dividend Of ~ per
cent on tho common stock. payable In
common stock scrip All dividends arc
payable September LIST TO stockholders
Of record August 18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
Pittsburgh Brewing com. IL.
N Y. COTTON MARKET
THIRTEEN

WheelinE, ". Va, Aus. II L.
Furnished The IntsliiEAncef b. 4 J.
Mast.n& Co. members New Yo1k etan6
Ex~hnnge. Second floor NattoAA 1ASG
Of w. Va Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 13-Reports ~ frost
in the northwest pv frmnrss int" N"
Prices closed barely firm \ 20 y net
higher. with September sl2Ik :"
81 c4i2. and december at Sl@s 10
St.25S corn Tossed unchanged to
shade lower. With Septe mher 56S 70,
56A while oa'S ,os; /, o &c.
Open High Low Close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va Aug. y. 81.
Furnished The lnlelltgencer by y, b
SlasIen & Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ " Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-15
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. Aug. -. q.
Furnished The intellisencer by A. E.
Maslen Co. members New York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
rT HllY
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. -. 81.
Furnished The lntelngencer ny 4. E.
Masten e. Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W Va. bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
MRS. sTNIMAN| { "CONFESS|ON"
MAY Be MADE PUBLIC TODAY
Appeal From Alimony Deci-
sion Automatically Releases
Sensational Amdavits for
Publication

White Plains y. Y. Apr'' S.-.Fubl!.
railcn Il }ri'cr5 AMI testimony in the
divorce proceedings instituted by james
\. Sii!.man. president Of the National
CIty bank or New York. against his
w!f". Anna l. StI!iman. Is expected here
when Suprrmn Court JutSicr Morse schau.
Ser rcupcns the case tomorrow to issue
an order putting into effect his recent
decision uhInr .il!mnny Of 800 month
Is. and counsel f".s Of S3I.0U0 for Mrs
Sti''nnn.
Mr.. St;llman's counsel haTc announc
Cd their intention Of appealing from che
dcr!sinn, and lawyers here point out
tha. such procedure would result in the
ru'lication Of tho arndavits and other
testimony. Including the ALLEGED con
fr-~.un'' letter Mrs. Stillman IS said &C
hay, written. In the case OF an appeal
il !S necessary that copies Of the doCu'
mon, bc printed for inspection OF the
court. attorneys and other interested
parties.
Thc action :" appsa is taken as cnur'
s,.'S effort - have admitted Mrs. Still
mans letters and others alleged 10 have
h""" w-:'t"n :" ~" b. Fred BcauNa!s
co-r.SpondcH, II Il" suit. and 10 hgh
tn" fees allowed ~ Ia" Jdd6", which
they drC,ar" arr excessive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Won't Summon Troops
When Alleged Slayer
Of Eleven Is Tried

,r.>. .;.2,ou ~. Arrrl Arn"IWrH.
men. w.,S rrad" 10y Judf" John j.
Iutvncsou tonight that Il" w"u.d max"
No. -ruurS; fr~ 'rn"p* 80 guard 'h''
court hu,Is" ut ,h. trial. h"ClnnnG Tues
day. Of Icn :. Williams. prominent
I.,-%c ,"U"iv l"r'u'" charged W'ih
rrird.- "a ,nnn"r'.un win 'hc death "i
,.l,..rn irsruc> who's" bodies had h"';i
found ~ tn" v.,in!iT - l.S far".
twenty mills from here. In rNnk'"E IL"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Judc" llIi"hrN"n N1rd H.
had th. greatest r'nl.dcH"" tAIi IN"
l.w abiding n"nIi" &c Newton and jas
lu.~ counties would -" tha; nothing
.mrroprr occurs during IN" hearing.
Green ! Johnson. leading C"urF"! r."
Williams waS Ncr". to-day C"ni"rr:nE
with witnesses for i.C d"t"nS,'. II" ais"
wasted ,h" Williams farm aud M.'a" =
,u!r - tia. @r,''Iou% uf jasper aud New
,,,t counties where tu" eleven negro
lndGrS w"r" discovered after tNyd"
Mauu'nE. An employ" vf Williams. had
made au alleged ,vNfHSNiON and I"'U'"I
rl, tn. grav"S Ia nM.rialS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
JOHNBURROUCHS
IS LAID To REST
High and Low Unite In Pay
ing Tribute. to the Great
Naturalist

I:oAoury. y. v. April %.-John Bur-
rny-ns was laid 20 rest this afternoon
on the mouniainsiIe where nc was bornr
81 years ago today. From the peaks
and If" valleys Of MS beloved LatSKllI
mountains came hundreds Of ncishbors
to pay him the iina! hono7S. othcr"
from :ar of corners of the nation
io;u.d them at the grave OF the great
naturalist.
All morning long and in the early
afternoon the slope down the two miles
of rocky mountain TO RoXbury was dot
ted with groups Of villagers trudglng
upward 70 the burial spot.
To the left Of I'll. grave. blasted from
solid rock. and rising high to one tip
of tho mountain which bears his name,
was the clump Of woods where Mr.. Bur
rouChs hunted tn" FOX and observed the
birds during his youth and old age. TO
the right, over Il knoll the weather
blackcn"d house in which has was born
could b. seen
Hrhind the grave a great boulder on
which burroughs played as q boy and
often sat in the twilight shadows as
man Of the wide outdoors formed the
slab Of his resting place. A bronze
plauue will bc Embedded ir the stone
10 immemorialiZe Its significance.
Down the slope 4 few yards is wood
chuck I>odSr," Burroughs summer
nome. where he did much OF his writ
ing. and where he occasionally became
host to his close friends. Thomas a.
Edison. Henry Ford and Harvey Fire
stone. They stood beside the grave to-
day. and when the ceremony was cnded
paid 4 visit to the lodge"
The burial service was simple. There
were a few short prayers. followed by
the recitation OF poems, after which the
ca s,ct was lowered into the grave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
France Declared to Be
World Aviation Leader

rd~,~. Anr;l %.--t'rancc = "ah'ad Of
all other countries" with regard ."
aerial NAV !Eat!on. Under Secretary ~
Aviation Eynar told the sc7at" y"stcr-
day during u discussion o. the aviation
budget.
In supper; ot his statement he ":t"h
.hc lAr;S-Loador daily service wnirH
carried 66j passengers N March. and
the Tar.s-RrusSclS daily service. and
Paris to S;-asbuurG and Prague. ~ a.
ter line to b. extended SOON 20 Warsaw.
Toulouse and Eabat on 4 foWr-tIm"s-a
week schedule \ great :,"r.al port IS
10 be constructed at ConS:art:r"p!". ia
81 !d.
VI. H:nac admitted thd: tho f.nIrcia!
returns were not yet sufficient /" cover
the cost OF operation. brt declared that
the question was not merely - CONNER
cial ono aS such services could ~"
counted upon 10 supply both material
and personnel FOR military AVIATION,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
FARMERS AND LABOR
MEN IN CONFERENCE
At NATIONAL CAPITAL

Washington. April Ga conference or
ftrm"r ard labor organizations Will De
II, ID here April l4-l5 10 frame a pro-
gram Of national legislation. !; was an
n"uur"i tonight l.! tn" People Recon
st-u,;:un l.ISuc. THIS will h' - dif-
trrrnl meeting from that uf the larm
organizations previously announced for
Nr7I II Ia aEr"r "n a program II Do
asked rf coHgrcSS. X was asserted.
Eight AZ tn" railway bro: h"rhoods.
..Hnvrn ;uicrnni!ona! labor un.0ns. six
state fct"ra'ions Of labor. n" Washing
,nn state grange and tho North Caro-
Tina Farmers union have already agreed
.n send REPRESENTATIVES 10 tn" confer
ruc.. i; was declared. Delegates arc
,xrcctcd from ,wrrty-ciSht states.
The conference Will discuss tho rail-
-oad situation federal taxation. packed
control legislation and short time rural
credits K was announced.
Farm and labor forces can work to-
gcthar FOR 4 national i"S:s'atIN" pro
gram in the interests nf i'F general
rublic. ot which farmers and "-sanized
labor constitute 4 large majority.
PRESIDENT Baker ct the l"aEu" said.
adding thai no 10y Of 'C.asS l"2isla-
ton can b. raised against SUCH pro-
gram"
Many ~ The SUBJECTS 70 come before
the farm labor conferences ar" also "x-
pcc,ed To- y. discussed by tn" other
farm organizations AZ their get to-
rc,h.r" meeting Whether any effort
would he made 10 have the TWO confer
.nccs Join forces was not known here
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
COOLIDGE AND HOOVER
PAY TRIBUTE TO The
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

WaSh;nston. April 2.--Thc kniShts Of
Columbus were congratulated by Vice
President Coolidge on their eduCationa
AMI disqualification work and thanN"d
by Secretary Hoover for their support
in ms European relief work IN An Id-
dress =: meeting OF the board Of d.
rcCtors here today.
When Supreme Knight James y Ia.
hcr,y explained that the hoarl was
Obliged ~ hold many OF is sessions on
Sunday. Tic"-rr"sid"nt C"o,idS" said.
"EuSineSS done on Sunday ~ Sancti'
fed b. the 81 bbath. 50 long rs It IS bus
mess in tho interest oc humanity"
The 100000 members OF the Knights
OF Columbus" Secretary Hoover said
are known 70 be united against anarch.
and disorder but you could not possibly
have taken a better step toward pre-
venting anarchy than you did by giving
your splendid support 70 the European
r~iirt council. I express 10 YOU the
gratitude of the 100000 children We
have been able 20 same through the ef'
forts OF the KNIGHTS of Columbus and
the other organizations united with you
IN tho European relief council.
r. feeding these children America
IS taking the surest means {" save the
aHxt generation oc Europ" from tn" dis.
orders and dangers that afflict the
present generation. and which affec:
US"
Tho In rhts OF Columbus were char,
ar,arizcd BY Erce-rr"$idcnt Coolidg" ~
Knights ~ r."ty AMI Patriotism. "PietH
arJ patriotism work hand in hand for
Tho benefit "f on- ration. "f Christian.
dom. "c al civilization" he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
WILL ASK ]. S.
To INTERVENE
Unsuccessful Candidate for
Cuban Presidency Here
to Enter Protest

WL~h:uStcm. Apr. T." in.t"i
states VIII hr formally 9Sk"I .% III"
representatives Il tn" cuban I.l"T,
party u make I d"iiult" L'yI..!"n IN ~"
"dISputc' over the recent rrr~,I"nt'ti
Election N hat !, ruHI. t;"""rIl jose
Grm"G, TN Ii, "sHiUi CJnuIddt' Of II"
Ia~ty for IN" pr">!d":', :. dictated III =,
statement h'r" Tonight
THIS SoNcrumrnt WI t." A~""d ~ :,
petition T." h' presented :" i"r :;;si:
d'Uartm."'. 'i''n"r,.l 'i"".'1 .@'d L" !"-
''Fn'Mr "N"th'i 'i h"' 'A' "'''l "'
l'";.' Me-" i"' result Co. h'''I"''Ho"
fraud. aCH Nt"I"H'". ""i N"'l''' i'"'
yanGid.t" WHO claims - '' ".",i'' h,IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
PLAN PROTECTION OF THE AMERICAN DYE
INDUSTRY FROM FOREIGN COMPETITION

Tor extending foreign commerce under
'hr Webb POm"rCn" act has been adro-
Gated 10y Secretary Hoover Al thu most
practical method Of moving c"mmodi-
:!rS after r-chit has been obtained and
also ~ a drirns" aGIinSs similar COM
binatiHns by foreign exporters.
View OF Experts.
Government experts in commenting
tonight on me situation. expressed the
opinion tha: American concerns should
follow their goods To n" market rather
than rely on foreign midd!cInCn to DIS
pos. oC 'L" commodities. In many
foreign countries. where American
goods are competing with IN" French
ana IN" British. they sad. The Ameri-
cans a." >".:iug through wholesalers
VINO naturally. :.ilnr their own nationals
wh"-ryr- Jr>s:h!" American rn"rchaDts.
they added. S"ou.d make their front
In" tii" foreign markets rather than
-" p"r, oF shipment.
S:-"nE: H"E:nE o.: the country's ship
i,inH position. co'nmc-r" officials assert
I'D. would naturally follow tho foreign
trade revival :" which h" admin!StrA-
';Nn - now giving it's Efforts. Re-umD-
Ton Of n" Tow -. American goods to
The ru-:s g! &C world. they "ontcnded.
would p-o"!d" IN" business ~ tax"
tm"r,ran shipping "ut Of Is present
slump,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
FORMER EMPEROR FEICNS ILLNESS IN
EFFORT TO PREVENT DEPORTATION FROM
HUNGARY; MUCH IRRITATION OVER DELAY
General Hugh Scott
May Be Ambassador

Washington. Apri! 9Th" nan OF
Major General Hugh Scott. rcflreo'
former chief "f staff. has been pre-
%.ricI Ln President Harding as Amerl-
can ambassador Ia Mexico should the
American government dcc:d" to rccog-
riz, the government OF Preslaenl
Ohr"gOu.
Friends Of General Scott in Texas, IL
vas learned today. started the move
nI.nJ IA hrhaI Ot linn.
som" support given the movement.
Il WAS sad. ha~ come from intiucncial
T.>ans vino unil recently were con-
yin,cd the Mexico City post had been
prnnli,"i 10 H. 4. 'rcaGfr "f Bro"ns-
VILE. who wLS Prcsiden, Hardlngs
nu>, whit. til" latter was ON his Texas
Ilsning "trip LIST ia!I.
General Scott. since his retirement
has been living at Princeton y. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
COMP PROMISE IN
ERIN POSSIBLE
Belief Gains Ground That
British Government Will
Make Concessions

p.hia N1r. 9Th" opinion waS eX-
pressed ,uGIy ny competent observers
,!,,t ;.r lr.Sa situation had undcrEoa"
4 cOn~ttcrabls change for the h"i"-
,.,a~, =. i;,'r,ck'S Ua". y month AK"
Dul,I.n dcrldcI the pol:cc authorities
lut tn,say predictions ch"r" would pc =
settlement ui the controversy IN the
,...r tutu-, 80" universal. Ll"yd'S de-
,.'.n"d - .,rr,.i,. bets offered during th"
wr.;, th2t ;,...rc viii be- brought about
before \uSu>;.
O!tx.-d.y coalitions have not i'm
urnyci There is no cessation or war
;2~a ia any part % tho disturbed dis
,rir;S and the trouble 5 spreading TO
Ulster.
Factors For Optimism
facto-s serving - stimulate the o?-
r,,n!S.i. . .j,w ct II" situation are the
r~;,nE admission - Premier Lloyd
,;rorc. rt -" cnYcrnm"n;s failure 10
SOW. 49,. Irish pr"hlc7,: the appoint
mont rt :. ,r.ihoi.r ,.r"r"N: E.Nnoun ~
N4l.-a'~ :l'r-t prnu"Iurcn"@t$. which
a-,, interpreted a. showing the willing
ness "c -" S!"u Fen cnr what is
Gr..rrcd u r.;t>cr,h," compromise; Eng
L.u,'S I,,.r":,, trrub,"$ which are de-
..i:t-"L - 4. intensified h% the coat
strike. tur r"pGd:ati"n ut the partition
.,,. lN southern II, and: the 1dmLt'ci
hiffiru:,y = establishing IN" U!S;"r par
ira0,.ut: a." >:cuiiCNn"" Nttarhcd n
Ireland 20 ~" rrun-, IT ~" American
..,n.,n.ti.... f.. "n. AIndr"'I; President
It,rGiuE.., >. ported endorsement; "f ihc
N:nr-,,..Y r.lrt committees ctnrTHira.
..ni q rl,a - ~, tinted States senator
sr",,,l e. ,nn;."e - Ireland - l'r"fl-
a,ut ii.7l.nGS r,;TcSentatiI" 10 ru,th"
.,.. invest .E:Itt,n.
VIII Sweep South Ireland
,;uycra.rruc r.rc."S q" r"; c"n""a!
tl",- ..rN'r'y tina, tnr S:nn rciu will
..,..i ~,,u'i'"rn lr. L,nd and WIN an
,,crwact:nInG ,'J jor:,r If Tho Seats IN
tA, >pu'hrr' parliament. WIKI IN" Ma
,lonal.~,s auI $.nH F"iu,rS cooperating
N tI,. uoytu. tn" task o. establishing
:ic Ulster I..rlIsm"ut iS recognized rs
Fr.,uc.t with ro,it.c;h hazards. Many
;..rSonS continue - cAPrcSs the belief
at ~, government: Will lhardon is
.,:f,rr,,, g. establish ~" parl.am"n; aod
.ndstlor - arrange = trH'H before the
u,.tr o' to- ".rrtl"n%.
II - confidently asserted h"rc tfa'
,h,. S::u I'",n w.U.d hc willing 20 n"Go-
,,.,;r pr.,r" go! -. ha=iS uS = status "s
rl.l Goiuinion. \ rumor that ;t" dat
...r...,ua has a9Ho.ai'! a committee" -
uelrtiat" with fnru"r cn.1:y countries
g.. denied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
President to Receive
Women S Delegation

Washington. Apr" . HrCs.drat Hard
ing viii receive, Wednesday,, Il dcrta-
tirn of the National W"mc''~ party wh"
Will urge adm;n:Str:.' son supper; II '"G
iSlat.ou to remove cNjsttNG di~"".mina
lions aGI,ns, ArU"r.."ln w"m"'l. = waS
announced tonight a' ia" VHrtI : n"dd
uuart"r, here. \ hr,l VIII y" ;nt:"-
duc"d AZ the Spcr,.t. session Of 'unrr'',s.
!, WI, added. 10 make 4 wnruan'S Gill
zcash;p dependent upon h"r will and
not upon her marriage. and |" remove
inc1ua,.tlcS in n" government Scrvl"".'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Saved From LynChGrS

Lexington. H.. hpr:l : After y" had
$50; and Eill"d -. W. Abb"tt' So =
white man, WIFI" Dunn. II. negro wa
rushed uu, Of town lat" tonight - an
r,,Luow,. G"st!na;ion TO a,o.d p':t.hi"
mob "i"lcnrc.
crowds winch gathered h'iHT ~"
,bnoi;nr had threatened policeman VIII"
arrested pnnn. and in ono ra>r an nt-
,rmpt was made 10 pull TIA" neG-o from
= poIir,nan. purn caii il" shot Abbot;
hn,4,u~r OF uncomH..m' athry r"narhS h'
h.,d made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
Former Socialist Leader
In Italy Deserts Party

E,.o:u,. l;ai!. Apr. Prof. Bcnito
MuSsulini. the former Socialist leader
who distinguished himself N the war,
and founded the MilanrH lopnl ltaIia.
has transformed this paper into ehe
organ Of the ftS"isti and flume Leg
lonarlos. \ reception here in his honor
Wa attended hy twcnty-thou%and faS-
.Ci,;i. who marched through the city in
military formation. Professor MuSso-
linn delivered a stirring and patriotic
spcrrh and IT," crowd shouted: Down
With Socialism"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
THE WEATHER

Ohio-Fair Monday; Tuesday nm
settled probably showers continued
mild temperature
Western PennsylyanIA and Wsst Vir-
gtnia-Falr Monday; Tuesday inersas-
Ing cloudine6s, probably followed by
showers Tuesday afternoon or night
CONTINUES mild temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
WAGE CUT REJECTED.

'h.cafr. Apr! : Prospects OF =
hu.tdtuE h""m IN Chicago through re.
duct ron ~ wages II Labor received set
back to-day uhrn 4 became known that
L." Delegates. representing $1,000 car
I".Tr"rS. htH vot"i against accepting a
reduction ot 81 PER cent.
IN" question al wdG" r"du|tions ro'
-rrt,y was submitted To n referendum
>,t.. Il IT,. ,arioTs trades by their lead
rre. The ,arp'ui"rs v0t'-i 10 insist ~
rnr.r present wa.r uf ST. an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-04
GREEK DEFEAT
AGAIN ALLEGED
TROOP TRANSPORT FROM
THRACE IS REFUSED
Greeks Rushing Forward
Rcinforcements to Threat
ened Asia Minor Front

Constantiuop.". April . '3y thc ASs"-
,.ttrd TrrsSD Tho Greeks have been
completely defeated hy the Turks N tn"
ha,i!" at Esk;-Sh"r. says Commun:ca-
i,"u i.sSu"I 10y the headquarters OF Mus
'uphI KrmaI rIsha. the Turkish Ma
,IuHa,i~i leader.
\ Turkish communion" lated April !
say, iuat ~" battle on tn" E,Nl-Sihe~
fr"u'. lasting min" day. mas been con
r!,ld,I. lal"djk being r"capturcd. anu
tf.n ,;r."n% rr;r"Ltins N In" direction OF
BruSa
Turkish transports. conveyed by Eoi-
Na"vIk @vuhratS. hHS" landed part OF
Nara E"kirS army ~ lnrhol.
The Greeks declare tha' thcr" haS
been n renewal Of :ar nEhting on the
i..i,.-Shrr FROM,
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AID for NationANgts.

Coustantinople. April ".--KiaZam Kara
R"kir. ,omrnn Adrr OF -" Turkish Ma
t!nnA.is,s II Armenia. with his arm" Of
salvation" * nearing Sivas. "a Con-
stnntin0plc dispatch 'dst week said k"-
7an Kara B"kir. with 1000 troops was
making Il forced march from Armenia
10 aid MuetaphI Kcmal laSh.)
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Aidsd by Prince siItus.
Nay Arrive To-day.

Bcrne. Switzerland. Ar-L {" Tie"
Swiss authorities have received :. mes
sage which leads them /" Expect i@At
former Emperor Charles W.! arr:v" -
The frontier station uC EuChs. Monday
morning accompanied hy BRITISH ari
French officers Charles i * id. W.!
not be permitted 10 return 10 PraNE!A'.
bat viii stay a. some othe- pld"" Un:n
il is determined where he shall r"s.t".