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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
srocxxoLpERs' 1uETua.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders OF la Belle
Iron Works, a corporation under the
laws of West Virginia. will be held at
the principal office of the Company
East End Of Thirty-first street, WheeI.
ing w, Va. on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
March. 1921, at 1880 o'clock in the fore.
noon. for the purpose of the election OK
three directors to serve for the ensuing
three years or until their successors are
elected and have qualified. and Tor the
Transaction of such other. business as
may properIy come before the. meeting:
Transfer Books OF both the Preferred
and Common Stock will close at $500
o'clock p. m. on Tuesday. March Isl;
1921, and remain closed until AFTER sara
meeting. u,o,yc
Rv ID. A. BURT.
u. q HIGGINS President.
W. Sccrctarv f-1l-l8-25-mr-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
DR., JAMES SCHWINN
ADDRESSES MED|C0S
Last Nights Session Of Chic county
Medical Society We'll Attended and
Pull Of Interest.

one Of tho most interesting an" w.
attended Of IN" ohio County M'"''"
c,,.i,tv bold 50 far this year took place
-, rho Hotel Mcclure last evening.
DR. lanes SChwinu. prominent
49,, -. ,,.,.,.,.,,, s,.,Lc on The subject /.
"lmportant Points on tho Diagnosis ana
Treatment Of brain Injuries. HIS rA-
ncr was very scientific. clear and con
else. being demonstrated by experiments
done before the society.
The attendance was tn" largest OF IN"
wear and showed tn" high "St""m IN
which pr. Schwlnn is, held among local
rhysicianS and surgeons. The d'S-
ruSSiou OF his paper was by l'r. frog
rry Ackcrman. Or. Robert j. Reed ana
Dr t. \. Hlldrcth.
\ number OF nurses from IN" local
hOSritalS We're guests OF inc sNElol!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
RAILROAD WORKERS IN
ALLEGATION Of PLOT
AGAINST THE union

Chicago. Feb. 1T.-I.ahor to-day ap-
Scared before the railroad labor board,
in a supreme effort 10 check the railway
executives , in their drive against the
national agreements.
This drive. Is. VI. Jewell. chairman or
the employees committee. declared. was
intended 10 obscure the fundamental is
sues at stake. which. the employees have
declared were the open shop movement
and an attempt TO crush organized labor
Mr.. Jewell requested the board TO
allow the employees until March II To
complcet their rebuttal TO the objections
10 the national agreements made by the
railroads. He also proposed that IN"
whole case be- thrown from the court
and the points taken up In conference
between the carriers and employees.
Protest immediately was entered by
T.. T. whittier. o: the carriers committee
against delay. and 10 any proposals ar
further conferences. He declared that
the question the board now faced was
merely whether these agreements should
be continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
TWO OHIO TEACHERS
ARE MURDER VICTIMS;
MUST SHUCk[NG CRIME

Cleveland. ., Feb. lT.-MiSs Louise
Wolfe and Miss Mabel Footc. two school
teachers at tltA Parma high school. were
found beaten to d"a.h IN road IN
Parma Heights. near here. early today.
They were last seen leaving the school
building late yesterday. y bloody SLICK
Of timber WAS found near The bodies.
Children on their way To school this
morning found the two mutilatcd bodies
lying in In" roadway.
Fart Of t." womrn's cI"lhnE had been
torn from their bodies and there were
= ns II 4 desperate struggle III the
snow.
polio" bclicv" TN" teachers were on
their way to board trolley car for
homo when killed
There are no houses in the immediate
vicinity whore the bodies w"r" found ana
no one H. the nciEhbOrh""d heard Cr.''S
tor help.
Sheriff: standard and u squad OF d'pu-
ties were unable 70 find any clues 10 the
identity o. the nlurd'r,r "r murderCrS.
Miss Wolfe who was ~ years old. was
the principal o: the high school. teach
inp There the last three years Miss
Foot" Was tn" only other teacher in the
high school, She was - years Old.
4 posse of farmers il searching IN"
nc:Ehhcrho"d for two roughly dressed
men seen hurrylng along road shortly
before dark last evening. Tracks lead
Ing toward n dense wood were being FOL
lowed AZ noon.
The womcu'S rings were not taken. NJ
though sui, case they carried was torn
open.
Hunt Suspects.
Tho noSSC, ARMED with Sh"tGunH ana
rcVnlyrrS this morning searched IN" en-
80 y n
1 deserted shanty on the border Of
woods j. hclicv"d TO have been the
rendezvous "C the murd"rrrS. Ih'ie
the posses found "NiGcn'" OF recent oc-
CupInCN.
dressed men were 'cS~ than a mil" from
the scene Of the attack. both w"r" hat,
loss and their clothing was torn anu
Brutal Attack.
when found the garments Of h"ih
women were torn almost To ShrrdS an!
the bodies badly swollen and dtsc"l"r"d
from blows. The skulls Of both women
wcr" fracturch For nearly 2"O yards
back from the spot on the road Wher"
the bodies wcr" found tho ground was
tramp and hlu0d-Staincd. and SeNcraI
heavy cudgclS. broken and Splntcr"d
lay near evidence Of the desperate hat-
tie the women mad" TO save their ilFrS
No trace Of the murderer was found
WnCn bll:CtTS anu Il I''0'>' W ''''' N
zoo farmers armed with Sh"tHuNS ana
rcvOlv"rs gave up their search tonight
Two German police dogs failed 10 PICK
up the tran.
The murders were clasSed by tho po-
lice az the most brutal and horrible COM
rnittcd in CuyahoEa county within IN"
memory of present officials. The Skulls
of both women w"r" fractured and their
, garments torn almost 70 shrcdS.
, One club with the dark hair OF one
of tho teachers and the light hair oil
the other Still clinG!ng 10 II led police
to believe that the crime was the work
Of a degenerate who welded tho ciup
first on one and then on the other.
Search FOR the slayer will be resumed
at dayhrcak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
ROOFS Of TWO
HOUSES ATTIRE
r1Es AND HUNTsMAN HOMES ON
WEST cHAPLINE STREET
DAMAGED SLIGHTS
THIS- MORNING.
Damage BY Fire Will Not Bxcesd $780,
Second Floor OF Pies Resi-
denco Is Soaked.

Eco'~ OF thr homes Of Edward FicS
and family and charles fiunt>man and
family. located 1T Nos. TO9 and III Nest
rharl,uc street. were slightly damaged
by fir. about I2O o'clor& this morning.
The DAMAGE 10 both houses Will not cX-
coed 5000.
Til" FIR" started n tn" hou$'' owned
and occupied by Edward Fjcs and spread
to the HuntSman home. which - owned
by Mrs. Elizabeth FlUcS. Ou" OF the
NuutSnan boys was returning hGmc
and as ne approached the house, noticed
tn" roofs blazing. He started To run
for the fire box at Market and Eighth
street when he heard an alarm sound
ing from BOX rs, at that corner.
Fircmrn PLAYED three streams OF
water and two streams of chemical onto
the roofs. eNtirIu:shiuG the blaze in 4
few minutes. The second floor Of the
Hunt$man houS" was wet and some
damage TO the furnishings done by
water. i
Hose Company No. .. Hose Company
No. :. Hose Company No. ) and Pumper
Company No. rec: nded TO the alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
FIRE VICTIM
CANNOT LIVE

Attendants at the North Wheeling
hoSlita! AT an carly hour this morning
announced very littl" hope - rnt"r'Aln'd
for the recovery of Mrs. l.ranis Ir"Sp"r'
of Pipe rr"rk. ONO. and her d"ath IS
expected momCntariiy.
Mrs rroSpcri was burned Wcdnes-
day when her clothing caught fire from
an open CRATE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
GETS AWFUL ROAST
Continued from Page oue.)
BlSuton Denounced.

tmr on a question OF personal pr.yIl-
cEc.
BlSnton Denounced.
MIR SLnrcrs, walking hack and Eurth
continued the attack. Rlanton's eyes
I 'IlcwinG 'VtIy %tcr. The speech wIs
constantly interrupted with shouting at
the ccnCiuSi, II % almost every sentence
Of remuneration Mr.. SumrerS drcla -cd
tho record shaved that no effort mad
been radr tn Sip through q Slary in
C.raS. i'll. Trh Mr.. Nlantons claim
hat he was fu-Ccd 20 remain CONSTANTS
On tho floor t. Week II. was utterly
absurd and untrue The question had
come ur twice in tn" present congress
MIR Summers sad. and IT was knocked
out en- rents Ut order, once by Repre-.
sentative yrnc:, (D"m.) Tennessee. anil
rnce Nv E"l'r, sentative Wood (R.p
Ird,ana Mr. I''"nt"n. lie ASSERTED, wa$
not even IN on til" wake"
The demonstration reached remark
able proportions when tap OF the Gavel
marked the close OF the time allotted for
the speech. Democrats. first on their
feet in body. were joined at the same
instant by every Republican. There was
rush To the front. as members strug-
glcd to grasp Mr. Summers by the hand
Wave Of congratulation.
Above the tumult. Blanton strovc
vainly TO make himself heard. As Mr..
Summers turned toward his seat another
group OF members started toward him TO
offer congratulations. Mr.. Blanton. his
voice still pitched high, again attempted
TO gain hearing.
Again he was howlcd down. as n dozen
Republicans insisted on enforcement OF
the rule tIat he take his scat.
After the, hubbuh had kept Up for sew
sral minutes, Chairman Slemp. OF the
sub committee in charge ~ the fortifi-
cation bill. which was before the house
gave the Texan thrr" minutes to reply
hut nobody could hear halc he said
Right at the start, Mr.. Phantom caused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
WILL JOURNEY
ACROSS SEAS
Rev. FatEer W. c. Hall Will Accompany
Bishop Donahus To Rome

Rev. William c. Hall. pastor "f 81.
Marys' Roman Catholic church on Thir-
ty-s.Xth street. Wheeling. applied yes
tcrday at the oifiC" OF L. :. commissions
er John II. Conrad FOR Il passport to
visit E.uSland.Italy and other European
countries.
He will sail from New York on April
End in company with TT. Rev. /. J.
Donahuc Bishop &C Wheeling, who Will
pay his official visit 10 Pope Benedict
At tho Vatican in Rome. E!Shop Dona-
hue has made several Journeys 10 Rome.
one OF them In company with cardinal
Gibbons when he WAS acting in the ca
pacl,y OF private secretary TO that dis
tirguished Catholic prclatN.
The Catholic djvincS Will land at
plymouth. England, and after crossing
the channc, will journey by land to
Rome
Father Hal states h" Is rs well ac-
qua.n,"d with Rome a. he is with
Wheeling having studied in that city
for years "a having PAID visits to the
Eternal gpRcc that time.
Father tI3lES~N, a Belgian priest, de-
voted his ~ - tn" spiritual care or
tho lepsrs on IA" Hawaiian island OF
Moloka,. He died from lcprosy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
STOLEN AUTO
IS CAP TURED

An Oakland toUrninG car. owned by
Frank HrrSkoviCh. Of Thirty-scvcRth
and Harrison streets. Bcllairc was taken
early last evening and several hours
later was recovered in Bridgeport. Paul
DIETRICH and Jordan MinSki are now in
the Rcllairc city lookup charged with
stealing the car.
The car was driven TO bridgeport, and
Just as the two men got out they saw
one Of the bridgeport Officers and
started to run. Officers 1-afferty and
Keys chased them. firing several shots
until they stopped.
Rcrskovich had warrants sworn out
for Dietrich and Minski.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
HOWAT ARRESTED FOR
CALLING COAL STRIKE

Pittsburgh. Kan. Feb. lt.-\i"Nan-
der NJ. Huw,t. president. and August
Durchy. vice president respectively. "i
the Kansas district Of the nitcd Mine
Workers. were arrested lat" TO-DAY on
warrants charging trcm Win crHhI",
.ouy Violating tn" Kansas industrial
rou-, law in connection with the call
ing Of the MaCkic strike.
The arrest of lIuwat and DoCrhH Is
,b, Ilrs, under the criminal sections "f
the industrial court law in the Kansas
mime field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
BOSTON BANK CLOSED
BY STATE OFFICIAL

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE fremont Trust
Company, Il banking institution with
savings and commercial departments.
was closed late today by Bank Commits
sioncr Joseph e Allen.
The notice was posted after banking
hours, but crowd soon gathered out
side and police were called to guard
tho offices in Sc"llay square. Officials
of the bank were said to have left the
institution.
The company. which has Il capitaliza-
ton OF sl.2220.50 has been the most
active in tho city in soliciting business
by newspaper advertising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
k|LLBUCK IS
LEADING OHIO
PIN KNIGHTS

Special DISPATCH Ia Tho lr.cII'E"hCcF'
Dayton - F"b - Martins Ferry
drd not send Il h.E d. legation Of huw'"rs
t. tnr ONO State Tournament this year.
hut those wh" did com" gIN" good
account nr themselves klllhuck. with
scores If rs. @nt ami 80. t"tIiIcd 6h3
in the singles. gazing hlm first place
in the rrrsrn, ranking NlIlhU"k needed
=, strike on his last bali IN tn" t"nth
frame of tn" final Iam' L" grab the
lend. and II" delivered with on" thrr"
rocket crash that swept every pan from
The uilry. +. AppCrmaNn, another Mar
tins Ferry man shot 80. l9o and 49,
netting a. lie now stands eighth IN
the ranking
Appcrmnnn and his partner. Humber
gr7. hnwlcd l.lNS i'll the doubles and are
tied for eighth place. M"N"Al and KAY
two other Martins Ferry pin kniIhtH'
also got into IA" money class with /"
llu total.
\npc-mann has I.796 pins for his ninr
games. putting him about ninth III a.!
the events.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
K. Of {. HONOR
DEAD SUNDAY
MEMORIAL MASS AT ST. AI,PHoN-
SUS' CHURCH AT lo:15-MEMoE-
1AL rERyIcE IN AFTERNOON
District Deputy Rover, win Be Memoir
ial Orator at tho Service at the
Carroll Club

Carroll Council No. Jui IN EhtS o.
tniuurhuS will hold Memorial High MASS
at lO:lJ o'clock sunday morning NJ -
A,ph"nSuS' church, Memorial services
viii Il" bold Sunday afternoon IN I'M
Carroll 'luh. District Deputy l,"o N"N'''
uf. Washington. II. e. vii! denver the
adir"SS At this service. speaking OH
cur order and Its Dead.
"urroll Council has been fortunate
during tho ras, year in tho fact that
not = single now name was AIDED TO the
roll of honnrrd dead during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xspnsr. Rro1. e.. o.,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Priyat. Chapel, l2l2 chaplns street.
Gail Phone 1917
DIED

GHAY-On. Wednesday. February 10,
1921, at 7:l0 o'clock y. m. at inc
Wheeling hospital, ROBERT GhA1'
aged 63 years.
Services at the family residence, stop
50, Short Greek, on Sunday AFTERNOON
AT i:aO O'Clock. Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. Interment kadlsn
chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Answer to no. 666.

The flour said: SHOW that YOU arc
we'll bred" The coffee advised: Give
YOUR patrons no grounds for complaint.
The yeast said:. Rise early and work.
The bananas cautioned: Look out for
the skins" The tea advised: Honest
tea Is the best policy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Convicted Murderer In
Testimony Against Pal

Camden. y. J.. Feb. l7.-Frank
James, convicted of the murder ami
robbery ur David 5. Paul. Camden hank
messenger. tOCay tr'tln"d at the trlal ~
RAYMOND W. Schurk. charged with muir
der in tie IrSt drErt" as an accomplish
I'm TIE. crime. that SChuCk struck the
Last blows which killed Paul. janice
declared that SchuCk bad plotted win
him - ;nh tn" bank messenger. wh" niS-
apr. trcd last October 1 WIN Sio'"oO 'h
Gosh tuu check" and who's" body w.t.
r, md IA i swamp mt Tabernacle, y. j
James |, Stiii,d that tn" attack on
lau behind tao sheds Of tn" PcnnSyl-
Nanra lai!r..pd ferry here had hcrh
carcfu.;y lrnncd. and that 1t hau bern
executed after at least two other At
tcmpts had failed. He sworc also that
he had rrl,"rt",l the attack on the MS
scrrcr aft"- hr had struck the hrSt
blow. but that S"huCk had refused L"
take paI:l TO a hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
FOE REH1-Fu1nsHED 1oo1rs

FOE RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply End floor Intel.
lirpncer Bldg, 1906 Market st. f-li-f
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FOR sAIE-RIvrR CRAFT.

Pull cabin, IS h. ?. Light draft mo.
sized decks, IS ft. hull. Lying ut
Eleventh ST., wheeling. He1ry
Salads, llos Water St, Whsehng,
w va f!5-30t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

HAHrrAM-On Wednesday February 10,
1921, at the family residence, honey
Point. at 1910 o'clock y. M. Helen
H., daughter of Z. w: and baroafA
Meyers Hartman. in her goth year.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon AZ ~
o'clock Services at EdgeTood LUZ
eran church at $50 o'clock; ~ ~.
of family respectfully invited 10 Az
lend. lntcrment at Greenwood ceme-
,,nu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Edward Bowman. the only offender to
face Judge John s. RITZ In police court
yesterday morning. drew fine OF -
and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
FOE SALE-FA1NS.

ron sALB-Ohio farm. 40 acres good,
productive soil, we'll watered, fair
buildings. 4 mile from pike. ) miles
from county seat. Good grain and dairy
or sheep farm. Convenient TO churcn
and school. W. L. Livingston, Cadix,
Harrison. Co, y. 1-lZ-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Earl PettiCord. chief clerk TO the city
manager. is planning to nave the Guy
ballot boxes repaired and rcrintcd as
soon as poSsiblc. in preparation for the
city urinary and election to be Held in
Nav. The boxes discarded a year ago
by the county are To be used in the re-
Gently added precincts in the Ninth and
Tenth wards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

wAHTED-Two sober and industrious
Linotype Operators. Others need not
apply. The Wheeling lntelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

I'hlaus were introduced first into
Poland BY Tartan ColonStS.
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wAHTEp-To 1lHT.

WANTED-Modern five or six room,
and bath, house or apartment, central
Is located III Wheeling. No children.
Gail Martins Ferry 359-W. 5a-22-tf
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WaTTED-PH11AL1.

wAHTED-Orficc secretary, good edu-
cation. good address. +. B., care In
tclllSrnCcr. 1-lI-l
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wAHTED-A first class estimator for
the lumber business, and good solicit
tor for orders, with a first class house.
Must he able to rcad~hlut prints. Man
having experience in the carpenter busi-
ness preferred. State what salary ex-
ptcted. Address Estimator, care lntelli.
gcnccr l-lI-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
wAHTED-MALN

wANTED-All around baker by March
list. Hunkler Bros, GAINESVILLE, o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

wANTED-Uffice secretary, good edu'
cation. good address. f. B.. care In
tclligenccr. t-l5-l
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FOE REN-.

FOR RENT-Commodious light offices.
ii, t.c iireproot Hawlcy Building, with
Ei,...i N.cw or outlook. James L.. Haw-
,ry, iU65i. Main street. t-l6-i
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m 80 o'clock "A. m, at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. S. L. Ioss. No;
ass National Road, MARY. widow OF
the late Charles +. Rose, in her fis'
year.
Services OIL Saturday afternoon Mt ?
o'clock. Friends respectfully lnViteo
to attend. lnterment in Penlhsuia
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Garipoli. Italy. has olive oil tanks
excaYated in the solid rock.
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pies fhohe "oousuaie' 'l'o-f' 1-te'
FOB SALE-Grocery and meat market
on C'haplinc St., with an established
ash trade. Large butcher refrigerator
included. No delivery. Rent $4,000 per
nuntn. This IS bargain. Call or phone
Wheeling Sales Co., Wing. Bank Trust
BluS. none oiIp. l-lo-k .
FOR SALE-Two very desirable lots AT
Holloway. o.. near Is. of =. hall. VIII
build houses 10 suit purchaser on re-
quest. on reasonable terms. The Scott
Lumber Co., bridgeport, y. f-l4-3lt
FOR sA5E-onc pair Of mares weight
.T5U. five, years old. II. V. Springer,
Triadclphia. phone y3-J Elm Grove.
.f-l2-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Fo3 SALE.

FOR SALE-lure bred white Collie pup
pies. Phone Woodsdale, 7l08-i. fish
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For Sale

Two story and attic, brick dwelling
of 10 rooms. bath. laundry. furnace.
front and rear porChcs. Hard wood
finish. 4 real modern and up 70 date
nome on 10Th 81. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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t.mr on Il question OF personal prN!l-
go
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12

pressure Of population and in the East
and even in Africa, that pressure IS
becoming heavier and heavier every
day. %& }~.:7'~>. - '-a .-I 1sE.3
'''The same pressure of population
that drove Attila, and Tamerlane and
Chingiz Kahn westward is most keen
" felt today" the Globe says. "China
feels herself giant in a cage and
the sixty millions Of Japanese, snatch.
ing the barest living from an inhos-
pitable soil, turn their eyes with long
ing to the rich and as yet unexhausted
lands across the Pacific. We, 2sthe
British and Americans, no longer pos
ksess any superiority in weapons. The
crisis may come much more quickly
than We imagine. At no period in
the worlds history have events moved
80 rapidly as they have done in this =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
.TENsTR1KE CHURCH NOTES

u The Sunday school Of the Presby-
terian church will hold its regular
session next Sunday at II a. m. The
school is progressing rapidly and all
mem bers are displaying keen interest
in it's progress. The pastor, w. F.
Grendy, will preach at the evening
services on the subject |"Five Foolish
Virgins" The pastor will also preach
at Spur the afternoon of the same
day. Here the Sunday school has re-
Gently. organized, and much progress
is being shown: - n 's7">>>
!: The Ladies' Aid society held. its
meeting Thursday with Mrs. William
Fellows. The ladies Of this organiza-
$tion have shown great energy in the
past and still propose to keep up the
old time vigor. t.,." 49,. .."'
\ "A number of the young men Of the
congregation have been working il
the lumber camps during the winter
hut are expected to return early next
spring. i : =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
ByiCarl D. Groat,
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
Oppein, Upper Silesia, Jan. rs
Upper Silesia is preparing for self
determination amidst terrorism. The
fabulously rich coal district is armed
to the teeth and suffering the penalties
of armament. ~ #'- ~
Murders, holdups and the most bru-
tai atrocities are common, And they
are becoming more so. The resident
population lives in dread of violent
demonstrations. ri, ~
"Polish violence is unquestionably
at the foot of all our difficulties, -
Landrat Lukaschek, German leader,
told me today.
'The Germans are Systematically
using force against u.s." Herr kor-
family, Polish leader, declared.
"a real clash between the two ma
tionalities seems impossible prior to
the plebiscite, but it may come be-
tween the first and second days OF
voting or may break out when the re-
suits have been announced" said a
prominent Englishman, a member of
the inter-allied commission here.
The British representative admitted
the district was crammed with weap-
ons. J." ".y.< 3&"1
s'There is a chance for a great ex-
plosion here" he said. "In fact, ]
think it is inevitable" ~>~,.
I talked with French, German, Po-
fish, British and American observers
here. All appeared to believe that
violence will come. There was some