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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
PANAMA's PREDICANIENT

Whether there bc merit III l'anama'S
claim or not she has no rho'c" hu. :"
accept the boundary award mad" hE
Chief Justice White. Secretary Hughes.
In a note just sent 20 the lanaman GOV
eminent. serves notice that the disputed
Coto TERRITORY must be handed "'"" t"
|Costa Rica and that. unless this lie done
A,doe,ntarily in 4 REASONABLE" tune. tn"
United States Will take compulsory
MEASURES. He bases this step on n"
Tarros-Anderson treaty. under Which
Paares agreed to consider the award a.
"a perfect and compulsory treaty Dc
\ tween tho governments OF Panama ana
Costa Rica."
Panama u should h" BORN" IN 'n'nd.
dies not clam Co'". She merely holds
+ because costa lI"a holds an"'hc7
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Attorney Hoffman
Goes to InterCede
With Gov. Morgan
Can Find No Error In Record
of Case-To Base Plea OH
Claim Penalty to Severe IN
View of Others Escaping
The Gallows.

Neirtou. w. Va. May 9 Attorney
Thomas Hoffman Of this pia'" !"A\cS
Wednesday nisht for Charl"st"n ". Va
Nhcrn ne will present an appeal 10
,;n,rrnor Morgan To commut" thr sen
renee Of Hobart Grimm, t"tHIISp"C
Youth who is sentenced I" hang for the
murder Of Stephen t;alrhrk. Pittsburgh
wire frame decorator who WAS thrown
70 his death from the Market street
bridge here more than Il year ago.
Hoffman was retained by tn" inmates
AZ IN" iWcSt Virginia l"nrt"ntiarE 70
,t>r up Grimn's Ease. TIL" prisoners
"a :, 4 d fund Of $hi.ii from ih"ir mca-
grr savings" and to this Warden j. IL.
'r;rrr!i added $l5.56 from IN" FANNY re-
,i.: lund ~ dctra% expense ~ making
the u.ht for communication 1T Sentence
Thu, attorney spent ia" pas; two days
puriug over ia" records "t IN" murder
rasr hui rouid lind no error For this
reason hc VIII not appeal I" III" courts
for q new trial. hut Will <" direct TO
The governor with Il petition signed by
hundreds of influential and representa-
tive citizens Of Brook" county request
ing that the youths life be spared
Tn. governor will hc asked I" COM
mute Grinm'S Scntcnc" from hanging
rha, lhrr, other p"rS"n~ convicted of
the murder Of tiairh"k received pcni-
tnuiIary sentences h" being tn" only
on.. "n whom the death penalty w.'N I'M
posed.
Tir. recent confession Of Wilbur JEFF
fries UIm OF the ConN l't"d murd"r"rS
which set forth thai il WAS MIX" pndrlCk
;Lpd not Grimm VIII" completed the
brutal killing at Gaichrk hv h!t'lrg nam
over tn. h"ad with an IRON bar H. nc
rlunG /" thu Si"uh"n\ill" hridE" floor
anu begged for his life. MI! h" cited TO
me governor for consideration.
The sentiment in BROOKE county gon-
orally is that e Grimm il to swing for
tn, i;alrhck murder. Madam" Stanley.
her husband. Mike Ondri"h. and Wilbur
JeffrieS should also swing. hut that Il
they are 10 b. spared 'irmm, too. should
br given life sentence.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Dollar Savings s. Trust Co.

oratel at 1918 Market Street, in the state Of West Virginia
at the close Of business April 70, l92l t.
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strip Of territory which Faana S:'a!mS,
Under the I,ouhct award Panama wa
c.v"n u certain valley described A. l"'-
inc hnund, Il on tho north by e certain
mountain range When t'hirf JuSt''"
WAITS Ms asked 10 adjust th" award.
:, was drSro> cred that Their WAS no such
mountain rang" bounding thus valley.
and. although the Obvious lnt"nt of IN"
l.nub"t award had been - G;N" tho val
10y 20 Panama. j; MAS decided that Il
should :" to costa RiCa. Panama has
continued u claim III and. has refused |"
give up roto until costa Eira agreed :"
',uru over the NallcNS Th"rr - 4 Uun~-
ton Of Ju~'i'" 'nN"lI I'd. hu' H"'"r h."
treaty a=r"rmcn, Panama seems :" l"'
IA On indrC,nsjhl" position.
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foreign relationships are such .lhat we
,au de- il without amy MISUNDERSTANDING
# our motives and with the greatest
rruhabjlity and assurance Of su'ceSH-
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PRISM INMATES HIRE LAWYER
TOAPPEAL FOR CR|MN|'S LIFE

foreign relationships are such That we
,au de- il without amy misunderstanding
# our motives and with the greatest
rruhabjlity and assurance Of a success
iul "iIcUm".
Mondeus Assurance.
II was only Trader M"nd"lIS "SSur-
anr" thai kept his own parry IN iihc ~
summon, Of tn" Naval Appropriation bill.
one If those republicans VIII" was
closes; IL breaking away from tn" party
reservation put ~ pointed ""rdS *,
ariiy rh, reason why congress passed
rho H;\al Appropriation hIr. 10 said:
"Rnpublican leader M"nd"li \"*icrdAN
mad, = frank. candid statement /" the
mousse. and I" the country. tnai l'reSi-
den, Harding is in sympathy with the
rru;;ram ur disarmament Of nations
,rJ that h.. vii TT! tn initiate 'ha'
rrugram at an cnriH day. possibly dur
,rr the time ri tn" present session.
after world condition. have h""on" nor
mai The state * r"a#SurinG. Tor no
,u,.mhrr If ,unCrcs irrC~rCCttN" "f poll
,iy>. VIII willingly Noic /" "mharrHSS
,h, President on = vita! question IN
world affairs. nor can any man 'hlI I"
r,,u.uiZH tho tremendous nr"h''hS
Witch must be solved 10y him alone.
Will Help Harding.
Tho clear fact is that N III" lower
house Of congress. as DISTINGUISHED from
the senate, there ar" two motives
stronger than any Others. The first mo-
tive is one Of hc!pfulnesH toward lT"S!-
dent Harding. Th"> realize TIN d'htcu!-
ties Of his proh"m%. they Sympath!"e
with tho sincerity ri his spirit IN try
my to solve thu>" problems. and th'N
nr,. unw Hing !" 'mbarraSS him.
Thee next strongest m"tlN" TN
minds ur the members of III" lower
house Of congress Is the clear and iron
chant determination to bring about dis
armament among The nations. Is" 'inSc
81 The first motive and because Of mat
alone. th,.N HAY" for TN" mom' M put
,Ec second mullv" II annoyance. IhcE
have PASSED tn" navy and army aHNr"-
rriai:uu h,llS. hui in doing 50 they re-
gard President Harding as having given
Them Il promis$orH not" |" bring Hh"ut
disarmament among III" nations III IN"
near future. and nothing can be more
certain about the temper 81 congress
than in due course they VII lnS'Sl upon
Tho payment Of that f"t".
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-lIuh,trt "I'ittSbuTEh Grimm VAS
:njlr7N :tTiltN ny a juri in TIA" circuit
! DurL of Brook" county NJ Iir~t ivgr""
murder for h.< I;arl III ;hr 'i,tlrh"k muir
de-. The jury made =" recommends
ton IT," hi" Imprisonment. and under
tn" form Of Nrrd;"l returned Judge j. Is.
Snmm"rl.l" hrfnr" whom IT," case was
tried. had mo 'uur>'. - follow other
than |" imp"S" the death penalty.
Grimm was >"nI"u,,'d - hr hanged At
MrundSl Ill" JUN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
SUMMER BAUY HINT

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
ous thing about US and Is probably the
mos. easiiy damaged By bad or care
iess treatment. II Ne are very careful
In hair washinx. re viii have ~ir-
tusrly no hair troubles An especially
hne shampoo for this weather. ons
ths. brings out all The natural beauty
of the hair. that dissolves and entirely
removes Al, candrun. sxeess oil ana
art. can easily Re ubed At trifihG e1
pensa by simply diseoivinr q teaspoon
ful Of canthrcr (~hioh you can get at
any druertst'sJ in . cur Of no. water.
This r,sses = fun cup of shampoo IL
nuid. enough 40 IL is Easy TO Apply IL
to all the hair instead Of Just the TOP
Of the head. This chemically dissot~es
all impurities and creates soothing.
cooling lsther RinsinS leaves the
soair spo'lessiy clean. soft and plant.
while the hair takes on the elcss,
richness Of natural color. also a huf-
fitness which makes ~ seem much
heavier than ~ Is. After cantltror
shampoo. arranging the hair is a pleas
ure.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mrs. ireland Permits - 10 Psblish
this Letter for tie Besefit q Others
Who Are d Her Cesdi6sa

Warsaw. Missouri. For fav. years
I was weakly, nervous and in run down
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
CAMP CROCKETT
TO Be OPENED

At a meeting of the Board of D1rec-
tors of the City Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday
it was decided to open Camp Crock
ett, mountain camp of the Pueblo as
ISOLATION. on July Is. with A. B.
Prindle, physical director of the City
Y. NJ. C. A in charge. The mountain
camp of the Pueblo "Y" is located
north of Rye, Colorado, and consists
of 800 acres in the San Isabel Nationa.
forest. Some Improvement, including
two frame buildings and a water sys-
tenn. have been made at the camp
since hast year.
It was also decided to close the BOYS
department of the 7. M. c. A. until
further notice because of the fact that
. boys secretary has not been secured
to fill the place vacated by j. A. Nc
Kee last May.
Prindle stated last night that he
planned opening the boys camp at
Rye about July is for all boys of
grade school age for two weeks at a
cost of 1000 each. including trans
portation to and from the camp and
sleeping quarters Food is also in
cluded in tho charge price. Each in
dividual must have in his personal
equipment, a blanket mess kit, towels
and personal clothing.
A special camp for high school boys
viii follow the encampment of tho
Junior members. it is stated
Program at the camp Will include
hiking, fishing. games. camp duties.
inspection, religious work. mountain
climbing. camp FIRE programs, treas
ure hunts, study periods. patriotic
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
A BREATHING SPOT
FOR PUEBLO PEOPLE

Lake Mina~aua park vfn ~ cren
until 10 O'Clock avery night until the
city is ralteved from marshal law ana
normal conditions have returned TIE
Mlnnoqus Jazz hand viii give a fr>e
hand concert and play for the dance
every night from $50 until ]" o'clook-
The park will be opesS every mornins
a. 10 O'Clock and all coocc~aions VIII
be operated until 10 O'Clock At night
Lake Mtnnequa park n the ideal
place to get away nom flood condi-
tons for few hourH or day.
Street carr run tn the Estee Of the
park and viii operate until aftsr the
park oloeea. e.vinG everybody chanoe
10 get home ahesd Of the curfcw. Cool
nsa br.>,es. shade. finest bathing
beach in the west. FREE merry 60
round free roller coaster. free dane
ing. free band concert. Entertainment
for old and younE a, beautiful Lake
NinnequA oA-k-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

md yin recommend IL 10 al women.
You may publish this letter " you think
II will help others. MIRA FLOYD tRr-
tASp. R r. /, Warsaw. Missouri.
Nervous women are both siline and
wretrhed. and with . nervous break
down al ~ goee Uit of . vvoman's = life.
Il is said that the ills peculiar tn women
act on the nerves Ike firebrand
Lyiis E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Ia 80 successful in overcoming
such conditions. . large number of
American women wbo were once grpst
sufferers from nerve troubles owe their
present health and comfort to Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Write ydia r. .Piakham Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass, about your health.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

formed northwest Of the city and
-drenched 1t from end to end, made
fu1l-nowtns rivers of the streets of
the Steel Works section and those to
the weet of it
The Bessemer canal is running up
hill and carrying enough water to
drown an elephant" was a telephone
that came to The ChieffAtn Office
while the storm which started at s
O'Clock. was still dropping torrents
of aqua pura-
Sure enough the water was at one
point flowing up grade, 10 uemen-
dous was the surface flow that was
entering the heretofore perfectly dry
water course But not for long. for
from street after street the torrent
came and poured into the ditch until
1t had sought its level and looked as
tho the washed out headgaie had
been repaired
Take Mtnneaua is overflowinS
again" was the alarm that wae set
up. and this was followed by the as
surance that n man had been dis
patched to open the Minneaua valve
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

connecting the lake with the Steel
works: this to reduce the overflow.
Investigation of the lake spillway
revealed the fact that the lake lacked
all; further that unlike the Lake
flood of June 3. the other two reeer-
voirs were not Nushing Lake Mime
qua a. The rainfall had been weet of
that wafsr shed instead OF south
west of II
But in various places automobiles
the Ignition OF which could stAn' too
much water depth. stood stalled IN
the streets. their headlights making a
weird showing on the running vDter.S
At the corner of Northern and Evans
and other buSfneS corners. the wsier
was we'll up over the sidewalks.
The storm seemed 10 form about
and the rain began about sos. At
S:15 there was n wind velocity. said
Weather Observer Dick. Of as miles
An hour. and tho rainfall continued
until $40. Tho rain covered an Area
about tan miles wide-
The streets of the north s1de Of the
city wers flowing with water. which.
while II recorded only 81 of an inch.
seemed much greater on account OF
the high wind that swept the rain in
great sheets to tho eastward.
with but ono more day TO be re-
CORDED. the total rhnfhn Tor mo
month of Jnns to date ia TIA inch
az Tho normal for June Is l.tI inch.
leaving an excess Of s.ss incheS Meet
OF tho rain fell during tho flood and
the few following days.
Tho temperature for the month
averages almost normal to date.
which is 81 degrees. Tho first ton
days averaged below normal. the eec-
ond tcn days above normal. md tho
laFf. normal. Today vna the highest
temperature for the month. being %
degrees about 2 o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
NORTH SIDE WATER TRUSTEES
FIND ALL IN GOOD CONDITION

Superintendent Porter and the fun
board of trustees. Messs. Heaton.
Gardner and Withers. of the north
side water works made a tour OF in
spection over the entire north side
system yesterday and found every
thing working in good shape and the
reservoirs all full of good water.
Tho ditch and fumes were greatly
damaged by tho food, but in % hours
after the food suhsided the pumps
were running and have been pumping
steadily ever since The ditch and
fumes are getting into good shape
and there is plenty of water at the
north side headgzte. Superintendent
Porter has a gang of men working
steadily keeping the sand out OF the
ditch, which is running a full head of
water. and the purification plant Is
working steadily night and day.
After thorough inspection of the
north side system. the trustees in
structed Mr.. Porter to have various
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
FORMER DENVER MAN
MADE POLICE HEAD
NLOS ANGELES

Denver. June 7s-As the direct re-
suit ~ his rork In the case of Ars
Louise P~e'e IN which he secured the
conviction ~ the Denver woman on =
eharr~ Of having sisin Jacob Charles
Denton. ChaYlea A. Jonea. formerly
Of Denver. but more recently 4 hetee-
tive Eers~an, in Los Angeles. hss been
appointed chief OF police In the coast
city. according 20 shviosa recefved
here today. Jones came to- Denver
in tho dsys whom life In tho west was
wild and wooiiy''. wh~n every man
was the chief occupation of mos,
men. He knew well Jacob Charles
Denton, the man for whose murder
Mrs. Pee.e Va now serving a life senf-
ence in the California state penften-
usry.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

repairs and improvements made as .
measure of safety to tho entire sys-
tenn and these repairs and improve
ments ara already well under way.
The superintendent was Alao instruct
ed to enforce the present sprmkitng
orders on the north side and east side
until hH repairs and improven1ente
are completed, and patrons are urged
to comply With the rules regarding
sprtnkling unN all repairs are com
pleted.
Even Numbered housas are only per-
mitted to irrigate from to 10 a m
Odd numbered houses can irrsate
only from to 10 p. m
Public parhs from 10 p. m to
q. m
This order appties to the north and
east side, and II the people are 600
nomical with the ufe OF the waker
and observe the rules, north and eaFt
side water patrons will have no
trouble and be able TO get along
nicely until necessary permanent re
pairs and Improvements are COM
pIeted
The north ssde w1fer eystem Is stfi1
pumping water to the south side DIS
trict thru the 13-inch and s-inch mains
crossing the river. and viii oontin0e
TO do SO until the south eide headeate
is repaired ard IN sood working con-
ditton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
Camp Corwin

The Colorado Fuel ana Iron com
psny has Just completed . tent colony
for employees who have lost their homes
in the nood Camp corwi,. named for
DR. r W. Corwin. Of the Minneaua
hospital. located at Lake ana ormsn
avenues. norD, of Minneaua hospital
nov has Ia tents Each of thee Ia
~ feet by ts feet. built with wcods,
roore and wooden sides two feet nigh.
s,anitsry connections have been In
stalled Each family is provided with
a means Of cooking for itself
Employees of the c. , 4 who
we're sffet,e by the food are to he
housed III the camp free of charge.
until permanent arrangements have
bean made n necessary. the camp
will he enlarged. Camp Ccrwir was
erected by tho housing committee of
the e. L. & 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
Girls Clubs at Steel Y
Enjoys Outing at ark

Two OF the clubs At the steel
Works ~. for girls OF from 8 to II
years OF age. enjoyed q dsys ou.ins
at Cit- Park yesterday. They were
ehaperoned by Miss Esther sohoiti.
director OF recreation. Mra Cecil
Whitney. MEs Ganevieve whitney.
and Misc 1n.z Knight. Tn. members
OF the Alpha Social Club furnish cd
automobiles for taking tho youngsters
to the park.
pionios for msmbers OF tho clubs at
tho "Y" will he hold avery wcdnea-
day thruou, The summer.
The women's Department OF the
Steel Works Club ~ have added
one moro feature to their summer
program.
Beginning Friday. July 1. Mis-.
Wanda Bartiey will oonduo. classes
in art and constructive hand work
Tho ciasres will hc held daily. except
Sunday. from II to 1870 o'clock
No fec Will be charged and tho Glaze
os will he for eirk between and IL
years OF age and those desiring to an
roll should do 80 by Friday morning
The Colorado Fuel and Iron com
nsnye Minns1us Heights pisy ground
in the 1900 block on Pine street will
he opened for activities on Friday
july /. The play ground will b. or
Grated under tho supervision of the
works Club ~. with Miss wanda
BARLEY, a trained play ground super
Visor in charge
Tho activities on .he niav ground
will be conducted daily ercep, sun
day. from until 1880 O'Clock Con-
structive hand work for both boys
and girls will he taught and their
recreation will he supervised. Al
children Of the community are wei
come and under tho wide program
planned for the remaining summer
months the little folks SHAH have
many happy times.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Miss H. A. Singer
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Mother

Mymothe1 started with a break
ing oet of.eczema on her right limb.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
AN ADVERTISEMENT

Mrx LncfNle Mackey. Is BuenA Vista
st.. Washington. Pa. wr1tea: "LAst
winter my s-yenr-oh girl caught . bad
cold which Ieft her with q dry cough.
II bothered her most al night and sh.
would cough until she vomited- think
she mur. hAve had whooping cough
saw an advertise mept for Foiey's
Honey and Tar. I tried II and bought
two bottles and her cough left her b.
fore she finished the necond bottle.
She had gotten nwfrily thin. but now
sfrc IS as fat As over" Tho Horn Drug
Company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

CBtWNttOu- NeN
had . nervous break
down and doctors
ssd 1would never he
veil again. After 7
trok seven bottles Of
Lydia E. ptnkhsm'a
Vege table Com
pound ] was health
Yer. stronger. and felt
better than lever did
In my life before. 7
can't praise the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
DISTRICT VISITED BY SHORT. heavy
RAINFALL AND ACCOMPANYING WIND

Sxat eems In autnnobnes vim
epocnEhts sWTmed about prominent
lBe6Dn3ar street intersections last
might following a renaeadpus down
pour OF rain from storm which
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

exercises, setting up drills and athist-
les. nature study classes and many
other things that go to make a boy
strong in mind. spirit and body.
A. B. Prindle. camp director, has
requested that all boys IN tho Boys de-
partment call him by telephone at
ss4 or call personally at the Y. NJ. C
A. once.
Evening journal., 1921-08-16

Hampshire people while on his va
cation.
In century and a third of
American national life. we Of the
United States have outstripped every
record Of civilization in all the
world
Riddles. when you hear the
crouch talking remember that Re
mind the knocker that it might be
well, no matter how dark things may
look TO him. to reflect as to just where
else he would want TO livel II we
would think more that way. we would
soon discover that we would be
helping each other and the general
conditions of the country at the same
time. Ir you had seven players on
your ball team Jack, who were boost
ers and hard workers and two who
knocked the team and lay down on
the job all the time and kicked when
seasons were dull but stuck when
things we're good, how far would the
team get?"
mot very far" said Jack.
well, its Just the same with this
country. We need more boosters.
more workers among the people.
President Harding and all his help
ers cannot do it by themselves.
They are working hard but we must
help to tighten the burden and
shorten the time until we are back
on level ground again Now run
along TO bed and I'll tell you an
other story soon"
Evening journal., 1921-08-16
DES MONIES man
NOTA A. ]. SMALL
Identified at County Farm
as John Daugherty, Ac-
cident Victim
DETECTIVES HAD
REWARD IN SIGHT

DIES MONIES, Aug ia man,
who private detectives declared was
Ambrose ]. Small, Toronto theatre
magnate. missing since December,
1919. and who was said TO have been
found at the Polk county poor farm,
is John Daugherty. injured Decem-
Der 4, 1917, and taken TO the farm
on January IL, 1919, authorities at
the farm announced late yesterday.
John J. Brophy and Frank Harty,
former Des Moines policemen. and
the detectives, who maintained that
the man was Small. had refused TO
reveal his whereabouts until after
a writ Of habeas corpus had been
issued demanding that he be pro-
duced in court at 3 a. NJ. Tuesday.
The injured man was then pointed
out. He was quickly Identified as
Daugherty. The detectives had said
the man they claimed to be Small
had lost both legs and had been
otherwise injured.
The detectives had maintained
secrecy as to the mans whereabouts,
they said. because they desired to
be certain of obtaining the $4,000
reward offered for Smalrs return TO
Toronto. They said they had had
the man under surveillance for six
months and had intimated the man
had been brought here nearly a
year ago by John Doughty. Smalfs
former secretary. who Is serving a
prison term in Canada for the theft
OF some OF the missing millionaire's
stocks and bonds. Harty says the
man was fairly well supplied with
money and that he was left in the
care OF a private family who prom
lsed TO keep his whereabouts a
secret
Brophy Jays II Is impossible to
engage the man in lucid, logical
conversation. He says his replies
invariably are Yes" or NO" and
frequently meaningless.
Investigations conducted by news
papers led TO the identification Of
the man the detectives said was
Small. Daugherty, who has no
home, is helpless. He lost both legs
when run over by a train in Des
Moines December 4, 1917. He was
taken 70 the county farm in jan
uary. 1919, and has been there
since. Small did not disappear until
December OF that year.
The habeas corpus proceedings
which were instituted against Bro
ply and Harty by Chief OF Police
Saunders. probably will be drop
ped.