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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-18
Raw SUGAR Market Quiet

ke, IA quiot and urHhansed at prices ranging
from 5.6i cents 10 SIT cents, duty raid.
Importations included 10. 600 bass Cuhas TO
the National Sugar Refining, Co; $4,000 bags
Warner Sugar Refining 60. The locai ro.
fned market is unchanged both as to condi.
tIOI's ma rrices
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool, April Is Spot cotton was quiet
,odav with prices steady on the basis OF an
advance OF 7 points for middlng at 1854
we're 1000 bales. none American. Futures
we're quiet IN the early dealings. Spot prices
were Americana middling. fair. 1000; good
Hiddlng, ss s6d4 fully .mlddling, s;3idi mid:
iing T.6Gd; iPw middlirs. 6.stdi good
ordinary. 53ed. lsnd ordi9ary. 4.eld.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pvrerc Manufacturing Co. quarterly Of
Ga pr cent on common, payable May 10
Hood rubber 20, quarterly - rer cent
on preferred payable May 10 stock OF
record April 20
ia yable MAY .
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Advance Prlce OF Crude oils

PlttsbrEh April lS.-An increase IN tn
price ~ crude oils was announced here 10
da" by the prinC!pR purchasing agencies
=, n's a barrsl The new quotatlons follow
P,rnsylvania crude. s3,25, an increase Of 9
Somerset 81 rs. an increase OF 10 cents
Somcrset ught. So. an increase OF 20 cents
aud Raglsnd. 81 IS, an increase OF IS cents
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BANK CLEARINGS

Rank clearinEs today compared win cor.
responding la" last two Years
PM. ss ~ s?i s,s ss7 6o 5Sio $50 ,s.1s5 Glo ia
EcsIon i4673Sl5 Holiday .......,
baltimore l40ls,7s7 I783567l ........
chicago g. 7R6, ,O97 lo7 lJOli2 ,.,.....
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Official rediscount rates a. tho twelve FED
rral RcgNrva banks are as follows
Trens. Lib. Cmml Bkrk.

Discount rate corresponds wi'h interest
rate borne by certificates pledged rs collnt
eral with minlmum Of 3 per cent In the
case Of Kansas CITY .gnd So per cent IN
the case OF Phlladelphia.
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Power Company Passes Dividend

New York, April IS, Tho Commonwealth
Power Railway aud iirht Go. has pa ssed ~ a .
preferred quarterly dividend OF " per con.
IN scrip due at this time, = wv wy
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Financial Briefs

The annual report Of the Buffalo. Roche,.
ter and Pittsburgh Railway for the year
ended December 81, shows surplus after
taxes and charges OF S2.@a5.oi9. cquIvalcn,
after preferred dividends 10 1891 a share
earned on tho $l6, 500. 900 combined preferred
and common stocks. This compares with
surplus OF sl.o3o,365. OF 1927 a share in
1910.
koontG Co, members of the Consolidated
STOCK Exchange OF New York have opeped
a new office in Pittsburgh Of witch Thomas
L. Barrett is manager.
The stock list committee has TODAY al.
mitted to the unlisted department of the local
exchange: ConEoleum Co., Inc var-o,,.
covering right on the part of holders OF com
mon stock OF the company, without nomin.I
or par value. to subscribe for one qbara -
new common stock without nominal or nsr
value for each three shares OF common stn,t
held at close of business April -.
~ the annual meeting of tho Nevada c,o,-
solidated Copper Co. the number OF diTectSrs
was Increased from twelve TO fourtecn
Murray Guggenhcim and c. V Jenl,ns uero
added TO the board, Other directors ,vsrc "a.
elected. At the annual meetings OF tbirpen
Copper and Ray Copper directors Were ro'
elected. WV re-
The averagc price of the twenty activ. Il,
dustrlal stocks advanced .l5 per cent IN
saturday TO 20 3d. while the twenty raiiro,Is
| advanced o3 per cent to 7O.3l
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Pittsburgh. April Is,-cATTLE-necciPts,
ISiTsrs lSS% "is" tTa III: cows sea $50. Calves
RcceiP,s 400 head ss.G STEADY; TOP 81; ',n,r
syIes. Ss.26Gs5O; heavy yorkers, light
yorkers and pigs, so 7haGo,oo ,
SiIitEP--Receipts 1850 head: Higher.
Ton sheep SO. so, top lambs, $40.
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Fast nuralo. y. y, Arril ls--cATTLF--

East HuHaIe, = = AheII! Ahe,sady - 251 5Or
bisher shipping steers sS.256o.5o butch
srs isao802Ss oysarliRs., !SSSS99@@H1 :" 80,
huIis "a 25d52S; stcckers and feeders
sS'50a I 80, frssh cows anI sprtnserrS 500
lG5 CaIves-Rseeipts, 22oo head; DO" high
rr t5Tl7
IIOCs--Rec4ipts 10 900 Eead; 25c 90 SOC
sieHer Hsavy' So. 5Oao %; mixed, IS 500
3 IL v9rksrs 50 75G TO- light d? end nl%s
SO ga 10 so ro"gh'' "p Low Stars
t5Gf8
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $500
nead -, 20 N.6o htsher W29l 9 Iam6s; am 70
VA q: wethers. S676T7i ewes, I?q6.5O,
mixed sheen S. 5O06.7h.
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Philadelphia Stocks
PHILADELPHIA BONDS

,NN' change made BY comparison with last
. on NeW York Stock EEchAngc.
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OBITUARY
READS OF MRS, zANE'S
DEATH; DROPS DEAD
Mr.. Thomas o. Hartley, OF Los An
Esleg, Dies Prom Sock
Of News.

Word was received here OF the death
Of Mrs. Thomas {. Hartley IN Los IN
grles. Cal. on Tuesday. She was n
former resident of Whr"l!nr. Her name
before marriage TO Mr.. Hartley was Mrs.
Rosie Bowman. She was born In Elm
Grove and educated in the public schools
Of this city. She moved To ta"torR'a
about f0rty-tive years ago.
She dropped dead Tuesday after read
Inr n telegram TO the effect that her
brothers wife. Mrs. Martha Zane, had
passed away.
She Is survived by her husband ana
two sisters. Mrs. Anna k!nsHy. Of Mar
tins Ferry. and Mrs. Ecb"cca Mari OF
Los Angeles.
The funeral OF Mrs. Martha Zane vas
held Yesterday afternoon AT O'Clock
from the late home. No. 52S South rem
street. Rev. f.. q. Howard. OF the f1I''
English Lutheran church. had charge
and was assisted 10y Rev. William L.
rr,ig. OF the Thomson NJ l.. caurch'
tn,crment was in Ltnwood cemetery
Blaine, y. -
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HELD FOR OBTAINING LAR6E SUN
PROM MRS. LAURA sAuTEHS
OF MARTINS PERRY
wAllInEford Of the Sunshine concrete
Homes II In the Belmont GO.
BastNs

Without hlare % trumr"is. inc 'ath'
GUS colonel" T.. II Powers. VIII" Was
connected with tn" sunshine ho"es
Company on this side "t the river tor
some Wt,lr time. was brought I" -.
Cl:,!rsville several days az" {" b" tr''"
Tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses "I'rlorcr Powers - "!"Seu Z"
hay" "Rta!a"d I large sum from MrS'
I.aurl r. S.,utrr$ ot Martins Ferry. one
or thu best known women OF that city
The amount has been estimated NJ >tS'-
4rO tu, Is said {" be somewhat less
Powers wa$ III business In tolumpus
Ohio. and i sail to have maintained !"
sr!ru,lid suit. az offices there. Finally.
ne left IL ~ said. without paying MS
office girl aud THIS proved his und"inE.
Tn. psrl happrned to hakc Influential
friends who took M h"r case and sue
ceedcd IN locating the handsome and
polished Colonel The rhars" ~ obtain
ing money from Mrs. Stut"rs viii come
up before the January grand jury OF
Belmont county.
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Outstanding Features
of the British Viewpoint

Washington, Nov. l6.-tBy The Asio'
riatcd prcSS)--Four outstanding lri'-
urcs of the official british viewpoint on
china's proposals on the Far Eastern
question were emphasized tonight ny
the highest authorities:
That portion If the Chinese Hta'em'h
10 which the Japanese appeared TO a.
tach greatest importance az httectIhs
their Individual national interests was
the section proposing that all eNlstins
commitments relating 10 China should
be examined with L view to determIn-
ing their scope"
From the beginning Of the armament
negotiations Japan has maintained thar
CLOSED incidents" should not be- con-
sidercd within the province Of the CON
ference, and although her spokcSmen
declare themselves ready To admit any
shortcomings of which world opinion
may find her guilty. they assert that Ia
go back through tho pages OF history
and question tho validity OF agreements
made long ago would Cumplicate rather
than facilitate an agreement.
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SHOWS ITS SYMPATHY
CONTINUED From Page ons)

question Of british occupancy OF Ch!-
nrSr territory. ana apparently does no.
expect that other countries Will ques-
tl"n her right I" tn" leased territory "t
South ManchurIa, which came 70 her ~
a result of the war with Russia. Her
delegates appear 10 rcSar ihis'leaSe Or
ninety nine years as being practically
perpetual Its renewal within lie"
v"ors "rdcr IN" terms ~ the 1915 treaty
with China. It Is understood. Will DO In
sIs;rd on Ivy Japan. and any attempt u
dIsrngscss her would be regarded EY
The Japanese as an attack on their
rights.
II was also intimated today that the
japanese are opposed 10 the idea OF AN
international control Of China. contend
Ing IL would he a violation OF the
sovereignty Of that country.
japanese say they are willing TO work
for a real open door in China which
would include all parts Of that country,
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Xor1cE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

= Seal.i proposals will be received by
,fh. state Road tomm!ssion OF West
Virginia at rs offices In Charleston.
-IVcst virginia until two o'clock p. m.
ION the md day OF December. 1921. and
90 that time and piaC" publicly opened
-nnd read. r"r tho construction OF the
vfu;luwiar bridges upon state Roads:
- Briig- GS2. ohio rountY-th - span.
.1,oncreto arch across Little Wheeling
Crock near Valley Grove.
Proposals VIII be received only upon
~state standard forms. In accordance
with plans. specifications and estimates
lot quantities. therefor. which standard
forms. plans. specifications and "st'-
-mates may Do obtained from III" Ollie"
OF tho state Road Commission at
-<Chsrleston West Virginia.
All proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check or draft In m
amount equal TO 59s Of the total amount
OF the proposal. and not less than
~jSoo. 90. Tho right "a reserved TO reject
any and all proposals.
STATE ROAD COMMISSION.
T.. u. Carskadon. Secretary.
-.no1o-11-2t-dec.l
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cause IL was the United states tnat IT.
laid emphasis on the Importance Or az
russine the Far Eastern question
connection with Limitation or af"s
mentS
The first wave of fear In TOXIC tnaS
an examination Of Far Eastern matto
would be rantamount to placing JapS
on trial at Washington. was followed ey
more tranquil views. Japan determines
To enter into a frank discussion ana hs.
spok"smen gave assurances to-nis en-
that China's ten points laid before tns
conference to-day did not change their
plan.
What seems to puzzle Japanese t9e
most is the declaration that emma
rights as Il neutral are to be respecteo:
This is interpreted by some as meaning
that China wishes to have the powers
guarantee her neutrality. Others SNARE
the Japanese argument that order III
, commitments and engagements mean
central authority in China to resulate
them and the whole situation goes PACK
to a question OF building up an orderly
China able to exercise her prerogatiVes,
as state like other countries
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Getting At harrington

Peoria. II, Nov. lG.-lll'noiH miner'
in convention here today devoted their
time to discussing Ways and means "i
curtaiIing the district presidents pow
crs. President harrington vigorously
oprosed such action and engaged In
numerous wrang,es with delegates who
opposed him.
Challenged ny John Wilkinson. preSi-
dent Of district 81. United Mine Work.
ers of America. Ia supporters Of Alex
ander Iowat IN his present stand IN
Kansas. TO debate IN" Kansas situation
with him. was accepted this morning by
Harrington.
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WAKDD-AAHA.
WANTED
WANTED
At $4,000 to SlO6.oo a Week
TRAk'E'Ir MANAGERS

TRAFFIC. MANAGERS
7 WANT to hear from capable arph-
cants. either with or without tranic
experience. who are ambitious [" quail
tfy for Important railroad or Industrial
traffic work leading TO traffic manaS-
er!al positions.
OUR organization. with a lars" stan OK
Interstate Commerce. Railway an"
Ocean Traffic Experts. and with repre-
santatives throughout tho lnteo
states, has been called upon 70 help
meet the unusual demand for trained
men resulting from the readtustm"nt az
commerce and industry 20 n peace basis
EXPERIENCE not necessary X w!iNnE
20 learn. shipping Clerks Mail
Clerks. Railway and Express Jerks
espec!al!y eligible tor this training
HAVE been requested e. interview de-
xtrahlA applicants who wish 10 QuahtE
Tor important traffic positions thr""EN
,-hinInr This can be done while hold
NIX tour pr"Sen; position. A'rrr'"u az
pTcantx VIII be. placed under IN" direct
sun.ry!Sloa % one ot our staN--an "N-
ncri,nred Interstate Commerce" anu
Railway and Ocean Tra5lc expert "'
national rCputatinn--and trained IN the
special knowledge and practical pre-
seizure necessary e. qualify t"r inNuS-
trial and railway and ocean 'rau'
management.
NO INTERVIEWS Will be granted eN-
cept TO those who state N writing
their axe. address AMI present position.
" possible. give telephone number MI
Information confidential
WRITE 81. y. r.. Intcl.Hencer. n".l'-S
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Increase in Building

New York. Nov. ia Shnrr !n"rr1S"
IN building last month was shown ny
figures from l57 cities made public to-
night by BraGstr"";'S
The total value of'butld!ns for which
pcrmI,S were ISSUED IN O"
Sl61 1856. $50. az against S49."n6.9p6 IN
Scnt"mh"r and only S9".l 1898 IN Oct"-
h"r. lGeh This Indicates gain OF ll9
per cent over September ard hl.6 per
cent over bCt0hcr n year ago The
total at all cities So far reporting Tor
October was said to b. second only 10
the aggregate Of April. 1921. when the
building boom reached its crest.
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For Militant Campaign
in Christianity's Cause

Detroit. Nov. l6--tBy the Associated
Pressl--A?pca!s for world wide mill
tant campaign In behalf OF christianity
wer. issued here today before the ma
tIonal conference uf the Methodist Ep!S-
vupal church 10y speakers representing
each Of the hvc great continents.
The appeal cam" in Il single call IN
tended To bring what was described rs
The most extensive religious movement
in IN. history ~ Method!Sm. Speakers
strrSsed the Importance OF greater fac
llItirs FOR carrying on work Of mission
nrI.s in Africa. Asia. Europe and South
America and for extending the work in
North America.
Thr conference ends tomorrow night
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utter Failure Says Howat
Ruled Out OF order

Fort Smith. Ark. My. 10 refusing
a second time to allow district 81.
United Mine Workers Of America now
In convention here tn take any action
which Nigh, y" construed as Lending
aid to Alexander ll"wat. dcpoSed rrrSl-
den, Of the Kansas district II. lrcSi-
dent John Wilkinson today ruled out or
order motion that district q send Il
telegram to Howat. expressing I" NM
the conventions and district us graf
Itudc for the manner In which n" hao
STAYED with the Kansas miners IN thclr
hrht against tho Kansas industrial
court His FIRST refusal came yesterday
whcn he ruled ont Of order mn'!"N
that district - appropriate H.o"O I" IN"
aid Of the striking Kansas miners.
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FAMOUS COLONEL POWERS
IN JAIL At St. GAINESVILLE

of the First Presbyterian church. WI"
have charge and intcr!ncnt Will pe !"
Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was a resident OF 'hH
city for twenty years. coming here lF""
Sistcrsv!llC lie WAS L member or sis
t"r$villc lodge OF F.lks. He is survival
by his Wiz" End two children. Aimed"
and Robert Jr
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thu United States 1t was the under
standIng that the conferees would &C
cent the senate provisions designed 10
mace Americans doing business In tho
I'hilivin-s and Porto Rico on par win
foreigners In those insular possessions
50 far as taxation is concerned.
The managers also agreed on the sem
Rte amendments repeating the TAX on
larrrl post packages and on bonds or
indemnity ami surety.
Another senate amendment accepted
providrs that II corporations Issue cap
i,ai stock at Il valu" of less than wv"
n share the tax shall be- one cent on
each $50 of tn" actual value or traction
thereof. The present law imposes \ TAX
Of five cents on each $40" Of stock. lr-
Respective 81 the par value "t IN" shares
issued.
Taxes Retained
other senate amendments accepted IN
c,udcd those recnaCtinE provisions or
the existing law imposing taxes al the
rrrscnt rates on: capital stock or cor
pCrnt!Uns.
brokers. proprictors of theaters. cir
cussees, bowling alleys. billiard rooms
shooting galleries. riding academies
persons operating or renting PaSsenke'
automobiles for hire. brewers. distfilers
md wholesale and retail liquor dealers
Manufacturers Of tobacco. cigars ana
cigarettes.
Dealers in narcotics.
ON the employment Of child labor ana
licensing Of owners OF yachts and other
plea sure craft
The house managers also accepted the
senate amendment striking out an Or
iyinal house provision which would nave
required a sinrl" return from famtles
in the eight western and southern
state. having laws recognizing the mar
,lal community and dividing the COM
munity property equally between nus.
band and wife.
Agreement also was reached on IN"
general administrative section or the
hill. new features of which inripde pro-
hihition uf unn"Cc$SarS examinations
OF books Of taxpayers. the payment o'
the government of interest At the rate
of one-half OF one prr''- month on
refunds made tn taNraN ma the en-
tablishmrnt of a tI> s,mplihCation
board, which will hr charged with the
simplihcattnn of the forms used by tho
internal revenue bureau in collecting
taxes.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

.. Notice Il hereby given that on or
about the 10Th day OF November. 1921.
an Application Will be flied with a. G..
Jenkins. Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
west Virginia. FOR the pardon ~ Elmer
Davidson. convicted "r tn" Grim" az
forgery at tho November term. 1870. OF
.{he Criminal Court Of ohio County. and
s6antenced to imprisonment In the West
Virginia Pen!tenttary for the period ~
rfvo wars no.ll-lI
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Penneu Funeral.

Funeral services for the Ia'o E'i",''
F.. Penncll. who died Tuesda! AT 'h'
family home on Hancyt""n PIKE near
Elm Grove. will he held THIS ""rn"""
at O'Clock. Rsv. Gc"rg" steer OF d,
wood. will officiate and in'ermen' WI"
be in Stone Church cemetery.
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Mn IultA TttzGsraid.

This morning at $50 o'clock at me
family home No. sl3 Pierce street 1u-
neral services for Mrs. Julia Ff'zS'raIu.
wno passed away Monday. Will he hc'u'
REQUIEM high mass will r" offered az
O'Clock 1T Tho Church "f The lmmacu-
late Conception. lntermcnt VIII he IN
Nj. Calvary cemetery.
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WILL CORRECT ERRORS

Washington. Nov. 18Th" house TO-
doy IA sSrd in amended form senate
III luthorI5ing correction of errors
made in the calculations of "n"'S du"
individuals and companies for minerals
furnished the government during the
war, and validating claims Ned l"i"r
10 noon on June .. 1912.
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NEW ANGLE IN STRIKE

New York. Nov. lG-The MliltwaEon
Drivers union whose members are on
strike for higher wages ana union re-
ornition attacked the milk distributing
cnrnnnIcs from Il new angie today.
seeking criminal prosecutions for al
i.rrI violations IF federal and state
81
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Nisdemysr Child.

Funeral SERVICES for Harold EnE"h''
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. henry NI'"e
mycr. who died Tuesday morning i"'-
lowing an illness OF dtphther'a. WI. Nv
held this afternoon at O'Clock lt"'"
the family home on h"KHs Kun 4"
rcrmcut Will Ice In McMrChcn cemetery
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ONE LONELY DRUNK

Crane Howard was arrested last
evening by Policeman G"rst:nE on Il
charge OF being Intoxicated. He was
locked UP for the night AMI will fac"
Judge John 6. RITZ in police court this
lnOrnipr
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl .. xspasx. ProU.
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
pr.v... Chapel 1908 onapltas STREET
Cau Phone 1e1f
DIED

Wednesday. November
18TH. 1921. ut o'clock Il m at me
Ohio Valley General hospital RON
ERT l.. JOHNSON. IN tho hitS-
eighth year nt his age
Funeral services from IN" 'hape' III
III. Mcndel Funeral home. l%'N !hap'
I!nr street. FRIDAY aftrrn""n' so
friends Respectfully invited Z attend
1ntnrmen, Greenwood cemetery!
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even Tibet and Mongolia. as we'll ~
Manchuria In which Japan considers
she has special interests. 1t appears
desirable to the Japanese tn fix some
plan which would avoid conflict Of tn
irrests, especially with the tnii"l
States, ut the Same time insuring the
territorial integrity and internal de-
vrlnnmCnt Of China.
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HANF,-On Sunday. November l3' l9-l'
at 1870 o'clock =. m. IT the lamiI!
residence. No. b2J South rem street.
Mrs. MARTHA \. ZANE relirt or
m. late William +. Zane. aged 10
wears. | month and 90 days.
Funeral services at the late home
Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock.
Fr!ruls OF the family invited 10 at
tend, Interm-nt AT Linwood ceme-
terry.
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$50 ORPHANS COMING,

Bremen. Nov. lG.--Two hundred ana
nfty I'krainian orphans. whose Parents
,ars ,IctIrns in tho recent revolution.
nv activities in the Ukraine. ar" booked
To embark for New N"rk on the steam
shin America TheS" wallis mad" me
rim from panzlg 10 lirCmcn on sn'al
boat.
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MIR Gould Buried.

New York. Nov. Is Mrs. George j
Gould. who died Suddenly If heart 'i>-
ease on the golf links II her Lakewood
estate last Sunday. VAS buried t"d'N;
The casket was placed N The Jay Could
mauScleum ut " OuRilWU cemetery.
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nohert L. johnson.

Funeral services for the late Robert
7 Johnson. SS. of No. 81 Twcnty-hrSt
s,r.e, who died a. the Ohio Valley Cen
srat hospital at s o'clock yesterday
morning. Will be hrlL Friday afternoon
n, $50 o'clock. E.'v. Samuel NJ GIBSON
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ElEpERMYER-On Tuesday. N"rem-
h.r IL ls2l. at 20 n. m. HAROLD
Et',iENf. the infant son Ot Mr.. ana
Nrs. Henry NIcdermy"r. at the nome
Of his parents on lSoHEs Run.
r,,nrrn! from the h"m" OF the de-
cnas,TS grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John N.cdcrmycr OF lt"SEs Kun
Thursday. November IL NJ 23"
O'clock p IN. ln;"rm"nt at NcMcrhen
cemetery. Friends Of the family IN
Iltrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Frank Discussion of
Far Eastern Ques tion

Washington. Nov. 16.-(By the ASso-
c:atcd Press )--China's proposal to-day
surprised the japanese delegates 10 the
arms conference. They had been expect
ing series of suggestions from the
United States. rather than China. be-