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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-24
Apples For Sale.

We have for sale some Yorks and
bens, and as this will be your last Cd.
portunity to secure them, please come
wnlie they last. Price IS cents per
bushel pO
A. $. DandriJpe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY.

The undersigned. having rented his
farm, Travellers Rest" will sell pub
.iciy on said farm. located one mile
south of Kearneysville, w. Va, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-24
PUBLIC : ale

The undersigned intending to ouI,
farming. will sell a. public safe. on the
Andrews farm, Z miles northwest Cf
Sfepherdstown. on the Shepherd grade
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-24
PUBLIC SALE

intending to quit housekeeping
will sell at public sale. at nv rest
dence, on Main street, on
Wednesday, March 80, 1921
the following personal property, to-wit:
Two beds, mattresses and eprings 2
bureaus. ? washStands, 2 wash bowls
ard pitchers, | buffet dining tatlc.
dining chairs, some other chairs. ,
kitchen tables,
GOOD COAL STOVE,
| high chair, lawn swing. cook Mp
utcrs's. set sad ,rorS, lot dishes AMI
glassware, good BABY buggy. po-,;-,
Z good rugs, some carpet, lot of glass
lars and crooks. gallon apple tutier,
lellies, canned fruit, clothes basket. ?
wooden tubs. good wrince-. some meat,
ord clothes, lot stove pipe. drum, axe.
buck saw, and many Other articles.
IERMS-Cash. Sale to begir at
o'clock p M.
Il \. fENNANT.
M. p. CrOWl AuctiOncer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-24
PUBLIC s AlE

The undersigned will sell at public
sale, at Belle Vue farm on the Shep-
herd Grade, half mile north of Shep-
herdstown, on
Monday, March 18th, 1921
the following personal property:
THREE HEAD OF HORSES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Threat Of Strike in
Coal Industry Is
Seen in Convention

indianapolis. Ind. Sept. "l.-Thr"at
cf = strike nnN' Year Ia obtain WaSe IN
arcasos for NOR" than 4 half wilton
coal miners was seen today. In IN" re-
ports Of intcrnatiOnH "fG.HrS mad" To
~" contention nf tHe tinted Nine
Workers II Amerirn. Thllp Murray.
Vie" &c.. Gidcnt ~dd Il vas n foregone
.rnnCIus:on that u" r"n'en'!on Nould
declare in favor %: a flEhr not nni% to
maintain hut ais" t. imTCo>" III" i'r"s-
cnt wagn seal" which expires .'cNt
March II. William Green. secretary
trca surer. reported that III" rlnmhcr.
vhiI. If If..-13 was tho greatest hum
cr!c.L Strcnrth ever achieved by the
union "" also reported the union had
s4SG.So0 IN available cash.
lust heIur- rnr noon adjournment.
Lee Hall "f columbus. Ohio. chairman
OF the scale committee. that will con-
duct negotiations with opera tors for the
new agreement. told tho c"nNnn Ion that
n" ,viyh.d 4 10 ~" 'distInctly UNDER
stood thar am opposed to taking any
reduct!on.'
Work Of tho convention today moved
forward with dispatch that exceed the
anticiyat tion of tho union officials. The
reports Of NJ. Murray and Mr.. Green
together with that previously submitted
by President John l.. LOWS. placed
many recommends tions before the dele
gates for action. hut indications were
that discussion and action on The re-
ports would be deferred Until tomorrow.
Samuel Gompcrs. president OF the A..
+. & l.. advised tho union officials today
that he would address the convention
next Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
LEWIS GRATEFUL
PAIR WILL NOT
Be MURDERED.
SEES BREAKDOWN OF
STATE GOVERNMENT
Declares Many Lives Would
Have Been Saved If Au-
thority Had Been
Exercised.

Indianapolis. Ind. Soy. @I.-Hrrs rs1d'n;
John l.. Lewis. of tn" lni'Hi Min"
Workers Of America. late today mad"
rIhi!r telegram IN Governor f." r.
Morgan or West Virginia. replying -
rNr telegram which ~" We; Virginia
governor sent IN" MINORS "N'"utl'e and
which was made public last night.
Mr. Lewis IN II" telegram sail ie
was gratifed To have ~" governors
assurance "tha, President {. +. kRcn"y
and Secretary Treasurer Fred M""n"y.
of district II. United Min" Workers Of
America. will not he murdered willie
IN custody RI the law officers ~ NeSt
Virginia. ns was the cas-" with MesSrs.
HATFIELD md Chambers"
II" said his previous wire was n"t
a. a,',now led gm"ut that N" s'a'" gov
srnment was funCtionluE. hu' was sent
In the hope that 1t might hP in3tru-
u,.utL. q. ,'icr"utinG repetition "f the
outragcs that have already tahem place
and added:
Had the authority ~ your "F''""
been properly exercised, many ives
would hay~ been saved and tn" citizens
Of Your state spared the public hHTii!a-
ton which has occurred :" 'h"m hc-
cause % the !amenrable breakdown in
Its state government"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Washington Sc - Recc'p' by 'h"
sarate Of ,an lax revision bill from the
tinanC. committee and "t the pca""
treaties with Germany. Austria ana
Hungary from President Harding acre
:he principal features "' the r"-aSs"m-
hing today "c congress after its re-
Cees
Only brief sessions We're held. he
senate. after r"-"r"N!nC OF warfare over
tho artt-bear Hull and n Democratic at
:acA on President harding and admin's-
rra,l"n policies. adj"urn!ng un'!i tomor-
row. and rho house under !'s agreement
% transact no Important business until
October fourth. adJourninG until Sa;ur'
d. :.rt-- - prrrurr'tpNacy meeting.
Tares day rscesse$ OF tho house VII
rur'.ru" Gn':i nov month
Many m"mhers ~ both hof;ss fsii"l
- i-I' In an appearance" today. only
- Z no as senators answered roll call
and bu, two score house members heard
'hc gael E.putIlcIn leaders expressed
FRANK his.pp"ir,0nenr over 'he small at
tendance"
The Peace Treaties
Ir 80 senate '"a rnace treat!es we're
referred 70 th. foreign relations com
ur't."" watrh VII begin 'h"'r constd"ra e
,ion tomorrow Ii'tle tim" would t"
taGu!rcI ~ 'hc conmi''ra For their CON
s'dcration. senator Lodge said. adding
that Secretary Hughes ard -a'A depart.
rront officials ~h" EaI" explained Tho
:rea'!es 20 'h~ c1rlr1't'cc wori! b" rH-
called Nigh s"Ts,ons y! th- senate.
Republican leader. >aiG. u"rs r"'rc r"--
s'der4d - sNr.di'~ RATIFICATION
S"nata dshat@ - 'h- r--a''se senator
Lodge announced would r" ~ "n"r s"s
sion |, had been stated PreI"usi, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
ANT|-bEER BILL
OBSTRUCTED IN
UPPER HOUSE
Reed, Of Missouri, Refuses to
Permit Fixing Of Date
For Vote.

Washington. Sept. 2l.--John Barley
Carn's ghost today came back To haunt
congress upon ts r"assrnHIirG after
the summer vacation. when tho anti
h"cT Hill hohhod Up again IN tho senate.
l. me-; tho same opposition over the
search and seizure provision as before
IN" recess. and again WAS shunted aside.
Senator Sterling. Republican. South
Dakota. who previously had conferred
with President Harding. called M at
tho nrG' opportunity the conference re-
roCt on the Wiris-Ca mrh"lI bill. which
-" "nvSr had aU"pl"d before the recess
last month. but a call for a quorum. 4
motion 10 adjourn ard other obstructive
tactics prevented any real Consdera-
lion ~ the III. S.nator Reed. Democrat.
Missouri. refused tn agree 10 liking A
definite da'" fo- v"te, anI tn" senate
;Ecn after an executive session adj
journe6 until tomorrow.
Senator Storing promised tonight TO
continue pressing the conference report.
hut final enactment remained nlurN n
doubt. With opponents blocking n toto.
Republican leaders are insisting tina; n"
senate proceed with n" tax revision
bill This would head on action on the
snti-hc"r measure and leave its dis
position subject 70 later senate Consid-
Grafton OF the railroad bn,. pencs trea-
ties and other measures
There was littl" doubt. leaders said.
that the senate would vote To G!ve right
~ way 70 the tax hill over the beer
Legislation Dry" leaders. however.
said that evan should "Ons!dcra bio more
delay l." encountered they had no fears
of the suspended beer regulations hc-
!rE tssu"d by tho treasury department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SEMNACHER SAYS ARBUCKLE
CONFESSED ALLEGED CRIME
Friend of the Comedian Gives
Testimony Before Graz d
Jury at Los Angcles-Will
Go to San Francisco.

los Angeles. Sept. cl-Adm Ss'on'
roclarel - hala been made hY Roscoe
"Fat,y" AChuckle that i've had used
foreign substance in an attack upon
Miss V;rSlnia Rappc during party At
tho Hotel Saint Francis IN San Fran
cisco were described by Al Semnachcr.
a friend ~ ArbuCkie. today before the
Los Angeles county grand jury accord
Ing - W. &. Dnran. chief deputy district
attorney. Arhuckle is held at san Fran
cisco charged With murderinE MISS
Rappe. Doran said Semnacher E"nro
Arhuckle had told 81 applying i'" to
portions OF Miss Rappe's body.
Dofan outlined the lcstimcny In CON
frming reports that. SemnacPer- had
Made identical statements TO him ~ an
earlier time and then declared that La
had not, even at the San Francisco IN
(Contiuued on rage stI.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
RATIFICATION OF THE PEACE TREATIES
IOBE EXPEDITED BY THE SENATE

Republican leaders Wat ~" debate
would be In e\ecutrve session, and n"
reason for tho change 20 public sessions
was given Closed sessions have he"n
oppoaai ny Senator E"rah. Republican.
Idaho. and others.
Senate Congestion
Senator Lodge. Senator Sterling. R"-
puhurau south Dakota. IN charge ~ tho
anti-bcer bill. AMI other Republican
leaders, conferred today With ire pr"s.
id"u' r"cA-d!rs tho senate vrncran,
which Is admittedly Congrs,eh. Tn" IN
mediate iruErum. II was announced. Was
10 expedite ~" TAX hin and the 2"n,'"
treaties Debate on tho former p~"h-
ably wruiL begin mex; Monday. With
,ln ar'i.hc"r ri' nght =" continue at
available opportunities Th" rreatirs
also y vas ~aiI, wu'lld m "sandw!ch"d
In" ~hNr","r possible.
Tn" sai,~naa dob, '"rd,ng hin e e1-
por,rd ." fellow rhc 'IX measure while
tho '"rhu,ca' ''umrnish"d business q
~" sana'" : n" S"rah bill =" resiorr
tree tolls - American rNastwiSn vessels
using ths Panama canal This IS A\"d
~ vote or October % with IN" tax
men sur. he'nS given plav" IN rn" moan
time.
chairman Terrcse ot III" finance COM.
rri,'".. an0nur,ed today :ha' further
hearings on the tariff revision bill w"l'd
begin soon. with III" romm'''e" work
IN: toward rs compilation Viii" II" ser.
s-~ is engaged on no ,s1 md c'h-r
rr~a sur~s
<Ir..r"u~ his sr1 ~4olu,'"r7 we've
Introduced ,oda> ard large r~"NGe :
'ho ranrr'es 81 ho'h senate sn6 H"N..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SENATORIAL PR0BERS GET FACTS; INQUIRY
CONTINUED, WITH FURTHER HEARINGS TO CONE

Charleston. ". Va, Sept. 9n.-rhair-
man Kenyon announced AZ the close OF
n rrslIminarv survey NJ tho West Ntr-
einIa coal folds to-day that II tho sem
atr committed decided 70 pursue mo IN
vcstisaticn Il wopid ne most thorough
and complete"
With Senator Shortridge who has
h.cu With him on the trip through Lo-
gan md Mingo court!ch Senator Ken
Won conferred horc with Governor Nor
rar. Attorney General England and
others. obtaining <rom them mass OF
Information. the nature Of which was
not disclosed.
II - understood however. that the
senators are strongly OF tho opinion
;ha, tho w! senate committee should
20 INTO the coal regions and endeavor
70 rird out real causes OF tho Ions
p.ardi1g troubles h~tueen coal opera
tors and miners eliminating recnntly
IN !rdustrtal warfare and tho sending
or federal troops.
To correct the impression prevalent
a. Logan and VILLA n7son that rhe In
r..i-, ,--,val'y had t.Ar concluded With
+hA dnpa rturN - ~" "om-!ttee, 18th
senators prior 10 leaving .or WaehH e
ton tonight Issued . rtatement briefly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Death Total May Reach 800
Worlds Worst Disasters
CHICAGO CITY ATTORNEY DECLARES
JAILED POLICE CHIEF WON'T PAY fine

chicago. Sop 2l.--' 'ha-'es fttIm"r'
r!S. general superintendent ~ police.
convicted Yesterday ~ contempt rf
court by Judge 1"ssrh David and sen
,Cured - IL" DAYS IN leil and hrHd
slnn win never rav the fine or s"rrH
,na sentence 're Cnrf"'rartoU counsel p
ocr,rc d"rlareI today. Preparations" nre
being made T." carry an arrsal 10 tho
SuUren" court.
rfrzmorriS was fouNd guilt, ar'er he
reiterated iH court criticisms directed
A. M insanity hcarlHG given earl Wan
icrcr convicted murderer. before Judge
pA,id r"mm'ntinS on the fact that
WanGer"r Ird twice been found guilty
by luries ou"~ for the murder IT his
Wife and once for rho murder "t
Tagged stranger whom he hired I"
stage fakr h"'h.ur. and thar his san
ltv had already h""H paS>"l on once.
FH,Zmorris declared a. ~" time ~ N"
second sanity hearing that,
If rlurd"rerS continue 10 h" reirased
on insanity pleas. they arc not ha)f as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
BILL INTRODUCED TO PAY $4,000 TO THE :
FAMILY OF EACH PERSON KILLED IN THE :
LANCL|N FIELD DISASTER; $4,000 FOR INJURED
Amount Of Proposed Awards
to Be Fixed By Board Of
Army Officers at Public
Hearings.
ecisl 10 the Tntelligencer.

Special 10 the Tntelligencer
Washington, u. e.. Sept. 2l.-A MN
WAS introduced in the United stAiss
senate today by Senator Howard Suthsr
land. providing for the relief OF. the
heirs Of the persons killed and those
who suffered personal injuries and prop.
erty losses by reason Of the aeroplana
accident which occurred at LAnGhn
Field Moundsville, W. Va. July 10 last.
On that date government aerophnS
rrashed To the ground there. killing ,Avo
people. injur!ng 4 number OF others ana
destroying considerable property. The
EXPLOSION of the gasoline tank 10 what
caused the large destruction Of life ana
property.
The Sutherland bill directs the secys.
tary OF war TO pay to the heirs or local
representatives Of those killed out
right or who died as direct result OF
the injuries they received $4,000 each
4 reasonable sum not exceeding $1,000
in any one case TO those who suHerSa
injuries. IN defray their medical hoSpi.
tai expenses. loss of time from their en-
ployment etc. and a reasonable sum -
thos" who suffered property lossse.
There were sixteen privately ovnsd
automobiles destroyed by Are. is
To determine the amounts Of theop
proposed awards. the bill provides that
they he fixed at public hearings held oy
a board composed OF army ofncerk ep.
pointed from the nearest army aero
rIane post, whose findings shall be ap.
proved. first by the chief Of the army
air service. and then by the secretary
Of war.
Under the hill the board will hold
hearings only 10 Ak the amounts to b
paid those who suffered personal In.
iurIes and properly losses. the payment
Of $4,000 10 rhc heirs or legal repreS1n.
iaii,es Of the persons killed being mas
datory. ..--,
The bill Is only for the relief Of civ.
llians and NOT for any Of the victims OF
the disa ster or their heirs who were II
the service Of the cn,crnment
In case the bill. introduced By
tor Sutherland. Is passed the :: -
OF the following victims ot the all an6
tragedy IN l.argIn Fi"id. at Mounds.
vile. viii! he given the sum Of $4,000
each trrd Edge. Of Round Bottom.
lead when his ra.iy wa recovered; Mrs.
j. Matte Long wife OF George Long OF
Tomlinson avenue. Mnundsyille. dead
when found; Leo Mora ski, Of Mounds.
VILE. dead when found. Ralph Hartzell
aud Carl Petit. both of Moundsville. In
dying condition when taken from held.
The latter three were boys. the eldest
being not more than sixteen years o1
axe.
IT will ne recalled that . big Mar
honlbing plane. taking OF from Lam
field At Moundsv!lle. crashed into
f""; of automobiles parked alongsj
the hangar. 4 tank exploded scatter
burning gasoline over cars and pea
and the second tank exploded in .
seconds. burning more or less sew
= score Of ohters who escaped the
explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

crazy as tho pohcsmrr who are work.
Ing day and nigrt TO send them 10
,ail"
Judge David md the poles depart
mont have had numerous clashes IN thn
rTa, over the jurtht- -ction In grant
lrs hahess corpus writs for prisoners
held on suspicion and issuing warrants
rnr detectives charged with making false
arrests.
In n statement following MS cNnvic-
iion. Fitzmorrts said
Il face n isil sentence because
dared u say tina, q double murderer
shouIl he hanged II Judge David IS
let alonA hc will have a lot of p"Ic">
men N o-rIs even II the criminals have
tn hc turned out 10 make room for them.
While criminals arc turned "ut ~ jail.
sometimes without svCn r trial--aS
they have h"cn by Judge pArtd-and
,hr Ho,irN threatened AS they nave
been by 1uder pavid--for doing their
sworn !u,N. I'm going ~ AK ~ much
NJ Ike. iail or nn Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MOONSHNE PRODUCT
AT So PER GALLON

DanvIlls Va. Sept "l-The economic
law ~ suprIy ard demand hao accom-
,Iished what that Sroreorcd ~ MI
Vnls,ead ta,led - do. according I" -.
,ror,s from the hill sections "r Carrn"
and Patrick counties WIFE ~" rr'''
o< "nocrshin" down I" = per Ea''on
as compared With rs few months az"
,ory onerotnrs have pu, aside their
,,u nd i,,,N taken a new interest n
N. CROP. Of bright leaf md sorghum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
EASY FoR TIE TROOPS.

Charleston w. Va. Sept cl.-ThA site
uation IN the southern West Virginia
coal field has become so quiet that no
movement OF troops on guard there to
prevent a recurrence Of tho disturbance
has been made since the Tenth regi-
nent left for its headquarters several
days ago. Tho Nineteenth regiment.
which saw service In the district At
Mingo last November. continues - the
headquarters OUTFIT. Colonel c. A. Nar.
tin commanding. with headquarters st
Kanawha City, near Charleston. Other
troops remain on duty IN the Coal river
nAld. and tho Forteth IsE E!ment in Lo1
gan county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
outlining tho situation.

outlining tho situation.
The statement follows:
We have spent four days travelling
through portions o' MinSo and Logan
counties We havs Interviewed man
parties on both sides of this controy
sy. Our trip and hearings have
entirely informal We have tried
euro sll the Information possih
have secured great deal ot tf4o7m1
ton. throwing l!Eh: on tho causes o
this trouble and present conditions
Upon returning To Washington. VI
shall taks up with the other membert
OF tho committee tho question OF tur-\
,her formal hearings, thr place and time
Of which Will, "f course. he determined
hy tho full subcommittee. II further
formal hearings are determined on. the
commit,ce will decide as 10 WHARF they
will be held. and that will depend upon
the convenience or all parties interested.
and full noti'a will he given to all par
ties Of the tinls end plsra
Tho committee !s mindful Of the trs.
r.nious importance OF the questions ia
VOWED end purroses that les tnvestiEa-
,lor shall De most thorough and COM
pletA" j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MONROE COUNTY JURY To VISIT
SCENE Of THE STATION KILLING
Widow Of Victim, on Witness
Stand, Tells of the Fatal
Shooting at Sprlgg Saw
Guns Aimed at Husband.

Williamson. ". Va SORT 81 tn"
JHrf tr::ng J E. Mccoy. William Tar-
s,er and pave Phillips. charged WITH
compli"it! In he &jilrnr ~ iiarr. S'a-
ron al SprigE. ". Va. 'as' MAY. dur'Ug
tho three DAY di%rgrbaI..'. ih'I" -. -"
taken to IN" m!HinS village 'om"r-ov 20
view the scene Of thc sho"'.uE {: Vas
announced IN circuit cour' he" today.
following the taking Of testimony Of
several witnesses
The jury is composed Of residents Of
Monroe county Hearing cF testimony
hcGan today following tho dis rharEc Of
tho jury from I'c--ahontas county who
for moro than week listened 20 tcsti-
Mouy In the case ~ Rec" Chambers
and Fred RurGrnfr, charged with the
killing ~ " I Ferguson. nno ~ tho
seven baldwin Fclrs detectives. slain IN
the gun ilgh, a. Ma:"wan in May 1870
The Jury n the latter rasH failed 10
agree yesterday after celebrating since
last Saturday and vas discharged hy
TRIAL Judge II. i. BAILEY. so'crtAd ~ try
the throe defendants ia the station case
The widows Story.
Among thu nrs; witnesses caNrI in
tho case today was the widow ~ Harry
station. who described v!vih1N N" Killing
Of her husband ny r!he hul'c' during
,uo Hn"''''h "' ~ ~""'
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'"N ~" ""u L =,
ann s""'
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M'N "'a -" ,', 't
C'""r'' ~ L,
NIX "", sun .,'' ""9"'" W. -.
IN" N'''n''N '"''''"7 ',"',m, '"'"''
81 'hN N!"'n I'''". 80. ''H' ''''u '""' Nv
had seen Mr''H an" ! n''''PS 'ne MORN
ing or IN" Sh',, INK "o." '"i 'ns gun
"n' ""'. ~ Ha,rt .,a.s g., 49, ,ir.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
WILL BE NELIdHLE.

s,riraw. Mich. Sept. 2l.~Any NaS"-
ball rlavn- ~HsaginS n the sTor' Win
o- oVatrq, kddi. Cic~'re IN Schedn'cd
SOM professional game here SATURDAY
Will he placed on ~" tnelS'bi" Fs'
sncd md barred rr"m further parNc'-
.'on IN :rcf"as,"nal na""Nal. accord
ing 10 a ~u'iHg r-'eived boz" today from
TudEa T":csaw Mountain l."nis base
hall cou,rtNs or-r The ru'inS followed
,rnourcnm. rha' rIrorr". ot the for
r.- White SIX players implicated In
N. world carlos scandal. would aTrear
g., ,re gar,N SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
TO COMBAT urEm1oYnmNr

Washington. Sept cl.-Recommeada-
Ions fer Tvactica' policy 70 combat
unemployment; throughout :Ee country
ar" "Np"cted 20 pa ready for c"Hs;tera-
ZION hy me administration within
m"ach. officials said tonight
Tha national conferences on unemploy-
m"r' UnI"h conv"ncs here Monday. oCh-
cial> asserted. would at'emp, 20 s>jre
- rar:i'y - pnssihle the problem ot
N. immediate needs O. tho workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
N. PRICE WH|TAkER
TAKES UP DUTIES On
ROAD COMMISSION

Special Dispat tch 70 The Intellissncsr.
Charleston. ". Va. SEPT 21.-N. Price
Whitaker ~ Wheeling. who. three
months ago. was appointed nembSS
or the state road commission. arrived
h"rc today to begin his duties. He came
from his summer home Mt Elkton. I'D.
where he spent several weeks.
Mr.. Whitaker's first official businSSs
was to preside al a hearing Of 4 Hunt
!ngton taxicah company for . permit to
operate bus line.
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TO COUNT THE BALLors

Cleveland, SEPT. 21.---The strike BAL
Iots 80" lie l5n.0n0 members OF the
Rro;hcra God ~ Railway Tra!nmen. sent
oU' LAST month from headquarters h"re.
wiz be counted IN Chicago beginning
next Monday. september 2s. ". q. Lee.
prcsIdHn. =, the brotherhood. nm
rounced today.
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Republican Winner
Of n. N, SpnatOrShip

AlhurauerQue. y. N. Sept ?l-HoIm
q. Rursum Repuhlica vas elected
United States senator from New Mexico
Yesterday by 4 majority that his cam
raiSn managers asserted would run
over 5000 Arthur, Democratic state
chairman In a statement AT santa re
this afternoon. admitted IN" defeat NJ
I'll. Democratic candidate. Z. n Hanna
Figures compiled by tho ENening Hcr-
aid hero give Rursum a majority "f -
l2S votes.
Scattering returns. according 70 the
Evening Herald indicate thA aprro\a al
Of constitutional amendment to ror-
bid land ownership by alien crientao'
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Mr. Harding oongratulAtss

wash!nston. Sept. %l--The following
,.I.rram Of congratulations Tas sent 70
Senator Bursum late 'oday by President
Harding:
"ConEratulat!cns on the splendid IN.
do-seucnt New Mexico has given you. |
know you will be interested enough u
rernoi, tho administration 20 shar" WIN
YOU tho feeling that II represents ny
only appreciation Of your own oh'"''r"'
service. but an understanding Of the ear
nest EFFORT that has he"n mad" by mo
party in power TO deal WIKI ne mani
fold problems that have confronted IT,
I, is most heartcninG :" r""-i>e S"'h
,s.ttmony a. tN's tim.