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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
July Weather

Rain fell on six days during the
month Of July which has just drawn
to a close. the dates h'inG the sth
9th. 18th, 18th, Goth and $lst. The
rainfall was very slight. however.
with tho exception of on the 31st.
The average temperature for tho
month from readings trlzcn at a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

Arnold w Totman of Chicago, Ill,
49, monday afternoon for his home
~ ~ 'e' lie" days visit at Hammonds
.,' WIN his sister. Mrs. John Ev-
-lelN AND Mr.. Everott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

HiF". \ j Martin, who is passing
summer At ocean Point, arrived
~ my CITY sunday afternoon for
'No DAYS stay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

UV"iEe +. Merrill of Portlan nd, GEN.
~, Iai office installer for the New Eng
H. 81. X Tel Co, returned recent
n " N'af city after passing month
augusta on matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

a, 'i'SS vera Bradford of Shirley,
Mass, who had been visiting friends
n lake Cobbosseccontee. went
ta 9"'dF TO Path fer few days stay
wore returning to her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

MSS Mice pinkham of 65 State
49, "'' VISITED over Sunday at Read 4
'" rs the guest Of Walter Nicker-
son and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

Mrs f. Z. Noyes and two daugh-
'iS, VIVIAN and Nancy, have gone to
hHS''n for an indefinite stay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

y t Cummings of Ororo, ag-
,'u'ofai EDITOR al the University of
Maine. vas q recent caller in this
city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
EXPRESS

Local ard Long Distance Furnitur,
and Piano Moving anywhere, any
tine. Mo road too long. Preston r.
seekirs. office Z Willow Street. Tel.
423.M Augusta. Me.
-, = 4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

'eo!2e I. Pierce Of China was a
BUSINESS caller Monday at the pro-
bate cour,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

NJ. vas 81 o-31 degrees The high
At T. A. NJ, was IS degrees on the
18th, and the lowest temperature was
g. degrees on the 1st and 16th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mass Anna Adamson of this cit,
visited over sunday at Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

today and learn tho truth as given
by the VOID of.God. Afternoon go,
evening 80. All welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

Philadelphia has thirteen cold stor-
age plants for holding various foods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
ALMA

Miss Lois Trask of Rumford Falls
IS the guest of her classmate at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
Annual Masquerade
B A l. L
JEFFERSON CASINO
The Home Of Good Times
JEFFERSON

JET ERSON
TUESDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 2
Smiths Marimba Orchestra - Acres
Of parking space - Refreshments -
One Of the seasons big nights.
augld2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
DAILYKENNEbEC JOURNAL
e!-ohone 1856

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices. res
oluuons OF respect. etc Will be
charge AT the rate Of ten cents per
me. No charge less than 10 cents.
euos2r oers VINO fsN to receive the
journal prompt. will confer favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
LOCAL NOTICE.

r, sonilnander. Miss Booth. Old Or
."'o' sunday, August IS. july3Odtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

Tuesday, August 2, 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
Washington Bible
To Be Used In the
Harding Inauguration

Washington. Feb. @2.--Fresident-elc't t
Harding plans on taking tho oath OF
office MarCh 70 press his lips 70 the
bible that was uSeo At the first inauGu-
ation Of George Washington
In accord with NJ. F?rdinC'S wishes
Tuio.: Wodds. superintendent oc thc
capitol. arranged today with s.. Johns
Lodge No. /. \ I. \. VI. OF New York
CITY. fo~ the use or tho bible II will h"
brought 70 Washington BY 4 committee
of MaSons.
So fa- As Tho records show tt.N WI
DO tho fourth OCCASION on which th'r"
has boon a departure from IA" uSua,
custom oc having the clerk "t IA" Su-
prenr court furnish the bible used IN
the inauguration. President Cleveland
insisted that Tn" hihl,. g;v"n him by hts
mother be used ~ both OF his inaue1i-
raticns. and President Mckinley. when
first sworn in. agreed 10 use = copy
presented by 4 body Of African bishops.
James n. Maher. clerk ot the supreme
court. had purchased 4 bhia for US"
March I h"forc Mr.. Harding mad" known
his wish TO nS" the same bible that
Washington kissed.
This hiblc was borrowed from s..
Johu'S-lodEe on ;hN day Washington vas
inaugu-p tod. aFtcr officials in charge ct
the ceremonies found THAI there was
no hiol" IN III" federal building.
Tho hbic IS tho personal property Of
the lodge and has been carefully pre-
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
Discussed in Secrecy

Paris. Feb. @G --- ,Ey. Tn" Associated
PrcS$D-TNc American note respecting
mandates occupied the couAc" of the
league OF nations throughout tn" dH".
The note NaS discussed III tn" StTici'st
privacy and thr council decided t'::-
evening to ,::Su" only :, brief summary
Tor puhl.Sat.on
The note deals spcr.H'H!iy with T."
mandate attributed - thr ":uI'"r"r g.:
Japan over All former German islands
in the i'AciGC north o. thc equator, and
calls attention to III" fac; that H."
United States government mas never
gwen its consent that the island nt Yap
hr included in the territory under Ia ~
uncSe mand,.t" Tn" reservation Is taken
on the grounds ;H.t; zap has 4 very nm
pOrtant bearing III tn" matter OF cable
communications ;tHi mat 40 power C;tI!
limit or control its use.
The Unitcd States declares r-c.; H.:
bound by tn" terms .: the mandate and
asks that the question be submitted -
new investigation.
Members Of IT" Cnunc!! consider Il
necessary to confer with thc!" govern
in"nt regarding The American notc. and
w.th this N v:rT. ihcy forwarded ~"
text today 1t - therefore cUrsl"cT'd
unlikely that AN" decision Win b.'
reached at this session. 1t w;L6 su:--
r~oted ;h!s Afternoon thai the "h"i"
matter migu: =" referred |" ~" supreme
'"IiG!! q" II - ''' =! - 80 - -, ~
reality that body which aNora.e, lni.
along Wirh tie ,t!."r northern i't"i:i
islands, to Jnran. and tbs WttS the HT.u-
c.ra, point ru:S"I II Secretary Eo.hY's
note.
Further than ia =, II Is expected TIA
th" council Will merely acknowle'tEe re-
ce.pt Of the note and the SSuran," that
IL will be dealt wiki through tHc proper
channels.
SIR Er,r Drum,nuEi general secretary
cf ihr league of nations. wI> IN" on"
person present. not "a member Of The
council, when ,.lc subject WAS under dis
custom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
Raise Bail Of Toledo
Suspects 10 100000
Authorities Believe Arrest Of
Trio Will Clear Up Big
Mail Robbery

70. edo. .. Feb. %3.--ETurls or at
iornrys To sccuT- IN" release OF 10"
, rbut!a. his brother. Frank ICsntlS,
and Joe Culbcrt. held in connection with
poStoTice mail robbery here last week,
wore torcstalled today when the bonds
Of tie three suspects were raised from
$4,000 to 100000 each.
rcstof:cr inspectors and detectives
-"qu"st"d tn" Increase. Tho suspects
are hold IN the county jail for arraiEn-
mcnt h"f"r" :. Iuit"d States CommS-
sion Friday.
The federal grand jury II session to-
gay mad" NJ report "n tn" cas-.
Inspectors and polio" reported no MO-
x - tonight a the search fer wom-
an believed 10 bc u sister OF the r
h.lis hroth"rS. who IS Sa:! 10 EaT"
elutrd the officers at EHkhart. India M.
carly this week. when Joe l'rhl;is AMI
Cu!vrrt were taken t7nm i tram there
A. ~ request Of. Toledo arIhorl;Ir%.
Tn" woman Is A"I!cN"d 10 have gone t.
CHicIG0, II was sad.
Iarly Thursday morning. tiv" armed
mon ncld UP thrc" railway mail clerks
1t tn" main poStofiiCe and escaped with
several SarsS Of registered mail est
mated 10 hav" been worth several hun
drci thousand dollars. Nonc or il has
been found. It IS said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Panama. Feb. 2%.--Th" Atlantic Nee
travcrsrd the Panama canal today and
has anchored in Gatum Lock for tie"
night Il will sail Thursday morning
for Cuhn. The Pacific fleet Is S"h""-
u,nA Is leave F~id.uN. tn" Atlantic
ar squadron vii ny - GuantanAmo.
cuba.
WuSn.r4'rn. T.h. Railroads o.
Utah wvr" ordered ~ IN" lnt"rHi%'"
Cumm"r,' Commission today I" IN
crease their passenger fares To ~"
level in effect in ;nt"c&tat" trait.
effective April /.
New York. Feb. 2S.--ThousandS o.!
school children III Dublin ar" r"-
ported T. be Subsist,nG on ">'aHiN
racionS Of broad and cocoa N a cahl"
message received here today from tn"
relief unit s"nt 10 Ireland by the
American Committee for Relief IN
Ireland.
Nrw York. F.b. 23.--pc. An;orln
Stella. one Of the specialists attend
ing r;nricO CaruSo. tenor, who Is II
here with plcuriSy. said tonight that
the tenor VIII sail tor Europ" about
the end at MARCH, + his condition
continues to ;mproNN. y trip 10 Nt-
lant!c Ciiy has been p.Ann'd during
his conyalcsc"ur.. MI CaruS"'S con-
d:tion wtS reported ~ improving
slead3'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
DEATH THREAT
FOR EDITORS
Dublin Newspapers GetWarn~
ing From the Irish Repub-
lican Amy

dublin. Feb %. - The ncwspGper
editors Of Dublin today were notInod
by the Irish Republican army that pub
Iication of certain prohibited details OF
the execution Of Sein Feiuers by the
crown forces will be punished with
death. The notice reads:
The editor is hereby warned that
any exploiting or vulgar pandcrtng to
sensation, or 1nongering, in respects or
execution Of the above will be punished
with death within twenty-four hours
after publication. Particular reference
is diroCted To tho following:
'Eirstly-En descriptive details OF
the arrival OF hangmen or other assist
ants or tho mode of procedure. or any
gruesOmc details are to be published.
'Secondly-N0 descriptions Of weep
ing clcrrymcn leaving the precincts
oc n prison are to appear.
"Tairdy-Thc mere statement that
these men died for Ireland will convey
10 the Irish republic all they wish 10
know Of these Incidents.
'Fourthly-In tho case of kevIn
Garry "a medical student executed No
vcmbor. 4. laSc for taking part in An at
tack on Il military escort in Dublin
st summer in which two British were
Killed. the details were thrAshrd gu,
10 the most eXtrc nc annoyance and Bit
trr resentment Of his friends and rcht-
tivez
The above warning is given in due
time and its strict observance IS recon.
mcnded.
Grand Headquarters
IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
ERIE RAILROAD REFUSES TO
Be BOUND BY WAGE ORDERS

railroad explaining the roads attitude
on the transportation act from the legal
STANDPOINT. and denied the power OF the
board To continue the rates Of its de-
C.siun number TWO, 'IUly 1920 until
a hearing had been h. ii and decision
rca ched. He questioned the enforce
mrnt powers OF the board. and declared
it's powers were confined 10 the settle
rent ~ Just and reasonable wages.
Threat Prom worEnen-
ms sweeping denial Of authority
IN the hands OF the board brought from
l. 8. Bratton. attorney for the en-.
p!ovcs. a dcnunCiat!on OF the railroads ,
stand and the declaration that II there
was no authority 10 enforce the boards
decisions. as contendcd hy Mr.. Adams,
tn. employees would cndcavor TO fnd
way To make the Erie pay"
\ long controversy was dragged IN
concerning what conferences had beea
held prior to bringing tho dispute pc
fore the board. Mr.. Parsons sad he
had crdeayCr"d TO explain the situation
10 the cmp."yAs hu: that the ROADS
financial condition made action impera'
t.v.. as 4 temporary experiment. the
wage reduction order was issued.
Both Mr.. PARSONS and Mr.. Adams
brought in the question OF wage rate~
in other Industries and the reduction
in cost Of living.
The case. brought out the most dl-
ve-e:G :Ged arguments yet offered IN any
hearing b"C"re the board over wage
matters. and when the case was con-
rudod late today had mass OF af1o'
ncnt ranging fro mtS legal pd"e0
unde- the transportation act TO the Pre-
yajI;uy rates Of Common labor IN
Youngstovn Ohio. 20 consider before
arriving at DECISION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24

Hazelhurst. y Y. FEB. 25,-Etght
bags Of mail. dispatched from san
Francisco 10y A.rplane at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning. arrived at Hazel
hurst Held her" today AT $50 y. m. O.
tahj!Sh!nS 4 cross country mail record
ot IS hours and =" minutes with allow
anc,, for time zon" changes IN the
coast To- coast fight.
Tho mail wiGS transferred from r'an"
20 plane IN Il relay light ordered by IN"
postoCicr department 70 establish new
cross country mail record.
THO airplanc which arrived At Haze
hurst WAS p.Iotcd by T., NJ. Allison. a
member Of OF" Of four teams which
took part IN TN" trarScont!n"ntal race
two p,au"S leaving HlZr!hurSt ucId and
two starting from San Francisco 1t tn"
same time yesterday morning.
ono of tn" west bound planes cam"
to grief when II. Lc"uhard was r"rccd
- descend yesterday at Dubois, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
BREWER, TURNING STATES EVIDENCE IN !
M|NGO MURDER TRIAL, DECLARES HATFIELD
FIRED FIRST SHOT; GR|LLED BY C0N|FF
u. S. "Dry" Chief In
Star Engagement AS
Moonshine Still Buster

Grcenvilic, S. <. Feb. 25.-JoHn F.
Kramer federal prohibition commission
or, was the man with the hoe" in this
county today, personally breaking up
25-gallon moonshine still with the i'm
plemcnt used to stir the mash. The
copper condenser was preserved for Mr..
Kramer as n souvenir Of his first raid.
The federal dry chief, visiting from
Washington. accompanied state officers
into the dark corners" Of the county
on a hunt for Illicit stills. They found
one in a ravine. but the moonshlnefs
had fed, and the job Of busting up the
apparatus was turned over to Mr.. kfa-
mer. a most interesting experience.
he said, adding that he had not pe1ofs
known what still looked like.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
FeIts, the Witness As
serts, Received the Fatal
Wound From Bullet That
Precipitated the Battle at
Matewan

Williamson. ". Va. Feb. @3-pcVci-
Nrmen;s IN the Ma.ewan battle trial IN
circuit court her" today brought lT"th
for the first tim" since tn" case began,
.. wrin.Ss who declared he knew who
fired the first shot in the fight between
residents and Raldw!n-Fc!tS detectives
in the little mountain town last May
The witness was Isaac Brewer, Il for
mcr defendant. who had turned state $
evidence"
IN" man whu did the hrst shooting
% far as Hrewcr knew. was Sid Hat
nc,l chief cf police Of Matcwan.
The man who fell. fatally wounded
ga result of the eh"t. according to
tn" witness. Albert G. Felts.
SID Hatfield IS principal defendant
among nineteen mountainccrs accused OF
beng implicated in the death OF Felts
who with six other Baldwin-Felts ope!'-
ativrs. were slain in the battle.
brewer tall lanky mountaineer. WHO
Still IS under indictment for alleged
killings in the battle on six counts.
proved to be the witness who has offer
al the most startling testimony in the
case. He admitted that he was a two
gun man," having carried two guns.
"and sometimes one gun for fifteen
years.
Grllsd By Conin
During examination by John S. Mar
cum. or Huntington. for the state, he
was constantly at ease under the search
ing. If not. -eproa chful Gazc Of the de-
f"ndants. HIS smile never left his face
until he came under the scorching cross
examination OF J. J. Conin OF Wheeling,
attorney for tho defense. FriOr to Con-
IFS gr!llinp. Brewer was out-SmilinG
"Smilirg Sid" hatfield. The latter. how
ever. never lost his poise. even when the
w!incrs stood in the doorway Of a re-
firing room behind JudE" BalleyS bench
and demonstrated exactly how the polio"
chief IS alleged TO have fired the shot
that started the battle IN which ten
rar were killed.
When T;rewcr was crOSS-e&amlned hc
clearly showed anger a time or tWo'
but frequently laughed aloud when a
question put 10 him by Toniff would be-
answered by asking the defense attor-
ucy n question. :
Says He Did Not Shoot
comm asserted ',o WAS not there 20 DC
questioned would answer no questions
and demanded that the witness reply.
Brewer suffered two bullet wounds
ono in the right breast and ore IN tn"
hand Immediately after the alleged first
shot was fircd. hut declared that he did
no shooting himself
r;rnnhic;tily he told how he and Sid
Hatfield stood on the inside Of the door
way Of the Chambers hardwar" store
with F'eltS, Mayor c. c. TeSterman ana
{. V. Cunningham, Baldwin detective,
gathered before them in front or the
door on the street. FeltS had haHceo
(Continued on rage Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
Aerial Mail Crosses the Continent In
33 Hours, 20 Minutes; New Record

morning. said tho most remaTkahl" par,
Of tn" entire performance was me ali
night flight from Cheyenne. Wyo.. +"
chicago. u distance nf S%g miles. TN"
all nirht Night. made by Piict" Frank
Wager and Jack Knight. demonstrated
tno feasibility Of night flying, officials
said. Win this statement they coupled
;nc announcement that orders had been
issued % prepare for regular night fly
.rr on H.. New York and san Fran
cisco route. probah,y about May !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24

ri,rhsburs W Va. Fsh. @G.--Two
small children W." burned |" DEATH.
man and htS wlfr and Mttlr daughter
had a narrow cScap" from dSntN. tour
families were u1,dr homeless and 4 loss
Of NOR. than S5.poU WAS entAI!rd wn"n
spectacular fire burned an apartment
houSr at ll@ HArp'r street today.
Tn. victims OF the flames w"r" RAY e.
r,und. aSsd ~ months. and ErN"> N"
aged years son and daughter - NJ.
and Mrs Carl WiiS"n
Mr. Wilson the father. - II '-,,E"l'3E
salesman for tn" White Sewing MAchlHS
company in tie local district
The fire occurred While MIS-. W INon
was at 4 nearby grocery store IN Sch"o!
addition and Mr.. Wilson. n" ta'h'r was
in the vicinity OF Norwood Gaining on
trade The blaze started "h"" the III
Tie baby boys clothing hanging ~ 'front.'
OF the stove in the kitchen "anrh' tlrc
As the flames spread thr"uHa the
house with great rapldity Mr., ;'n" MrS.
D. r. Hawkins and Ntt!" g!rl NJ IN"
IN one Of the upstairs Apar n"ntS t"U''!
themselves trapped ;" on" OF the rooms.
They tossed the girl 10 persons standing
outside OF the house and th"n jump"
out OF the window. YAH escaped "uhouN
injury.
Mrs. Lou Eaton. who lives IN inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
ANTIGAMBLING LID
ON AT LOUISVILLE

Louisville. Ky, Feb. 23.-Mayor Geo.
W. Smith today clamped the lid on so
eighty in Louisville. where SamDIne
once openIv flourished on ground floors
in principal business streets, that the
police stopped members Of widely
known secret order selling chances on
an automobile for the benefit or us
widows and orphans home. Raffles 1cr
cluded in his order TO the board OF
public safety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
SEVEN MINERS
LOSE LIVES

puGuoin Ill, Feb. e3-Seven man are
believed to have lost their lives in
tir. that has been raging in the Kath-
l""n mine at DOwcll. five miles south
Of hrre, since this afternoon.
The fire started in q gallery. a nalt
mile rom -ho shaft. imprisoning the
workmen Heat and gas prevented res
cuers from getting near the fire.
The gallery where the men were
caught is on the 2"J foot level, ana
when. after several hours, IT had peen
i,nnossjhlr 10 reach the scene. members
of the mine rescue crews expressed the
opinion It was impossible for any or
the seven to have escaped suffocation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
THE WEATHER.

west virginia-Fair Thursday; FI4-
day, cloudy and warmer, becoming III
settled.
ohio-Fair, with slowly rising tenn
perature Friday unsettled and warmer
probably rain or snow IN north portion.
Western Pennsylva rally fatr
Thursday; Friday unsettled and warmer.
possibly rain or snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
WELFARE BILLS BEATEN.

De:ver. Colo. Fob. "S-Ten bills con-
corning ch;!d welfare. toStcrrd by Judr"
Ben &. Lindsey. Of Nenrcr'S juvenii"
c0.irtS. Governor Oliver ShEpN and
seven Co-judc"s wrro defeated IN inc
house Of representatives Of thc Colo-
RADIO ,CEiSlatUr" to-daT.
Tn" bill Of the series 20 pass was one
f"rh'ddinE prhiiritt IN any statutory.
Ge,inUucnCy or dependency proceedings
in which children are involved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24

on account of bad weather Tho Soc
oud west bound plane rcaCncd Chicago
yesterday and was unable tO get away
today. Tho other piano crashed L"
earth at Elko, Nevada. yesterday. Kill
ing tn" pilo:. Captain w. +. Lewis
Captain Allison 3ilot"d on" west
bound plane as far as Cleveland wn' ="
!; was taken over by another p""t on
the second lap OF the relay whIeh' .""d"d
at Chicago. llc then took thc Winning
plane IN CnaTEr at Cleveland and re-
turned 20 H.,zs!hurst Held this af:rr-
noon. h.tt"-iuE the time st for tho
niyhr hv ~" posr"rice department 10y
i margin of two hours and forty min
ut"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24
administrative
CHANGES IN OHIO
NINE DEPARTMENTS
WILL BE CREATED
Reorganization Plan to Be
Made Effective In Bill
Being Drafted
p"clai Disra,ch to The Intclngcncer.

Special Dispatch 10 The IniclMscnc"r.
Columbus. Feb IS -- Complete r"as-
si2nmcnt or nearly all functions Of
state dcpartm mcnts - contemplated IN
the reorganization p;an "f Governor
Davis and legislative committees. it be-
came known today with an announce
n"nt Of details.
As announced som" time ag". th"rc
as'" 10 b" nine departments. each with
on" director IN charge. and thrr" nuas;-
jud: comm. SS:on3. ;aN. Industrial and
Ut.'i:rH
Administrative duties are % hc taken
from ihc&" commissions aid placed un-
dor one or more ur the min" DIRECTOR
ships.
Bill Being Drafted
\ hIll cmhoLying til" pr"r"s"i
changes is being drafted ;tuI may ~
!UtrO'luCcd thiS week. Speaker Bertha NJ
insists that the icEislatur" take no rc-
, r'.SS. as - cont cmrlalrd ~ connection
with III" harding inauguration. until
Ihe reorganization measure has been ny
troducrd.
The new departments proposed arc:
finance. CONNER, -. ltuhlr WORKS. aCrI-
culture. health, industrial relations. cx-
amina tions, education anN public wei-
fare.
Each director Of i department. IS TO
hc authorized By law 10 create and ap-
point with the governors approval.
purely advisory boards 10 assist md ad-
-:.sn in connection with n" work Of
such depart mcnl. hu. with 10 authority
o. adm. iStratiVe character.
Directors Of depart mrntS arH 10 b.
appointed by the EOv' rnoT for term
! '"-e\t"nSiv. with that Of the chief cv
.'rGtiVC. subject to removal by the GOV
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-24

N,,H.nsluu. Feb. 22.--Poz,oN .c" de-
par,mrrt officials. while Eraiiti"l ~
the achievement Of th" al mail service
in delivering 1T New York tonight MAJ
which Inrt san Francisco yesterday