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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
BANK BANDITS
STAGE HOLD-UP
FOR $4,000

1ud:arapolIs. Ind. Sept e.-Three
armed bandits held up The Beech Grove
state Bank az Rccch Grove suburb
Of this city. AT noon today. forced three
employees and two customers or the
bank into a back room and escaped III
ar automobile with asf!oNimateiy
$4,000,
A forth bandit remained at the wheei
Of the rohher car while the holdup was
committed. Indianapolis police are
searching all roads around Beech Grove.
II was said three OF the bandits are
white and the fourth either was
negro or had hlackened his face. a
check Up showed that $4,000 OF tho
amount was in $40 bills. $4,000 In 80
and SO bills and $1,000 in 81 bil!s
The money was taken from the vault
tho door OF which was open.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Aviator Drowned When
Plane Plunges Into the
Potomac at Washington

Washington Sept. al. l.. McN' 'hn!
OF this city. C!vti!aH emrloye o. tht
navsl aeronauticRl testing lahord
was drowned today WHOM navy s-a-
plane fcN into the Potomac river. tho
body wax recovered
According TO report trar the naval
air station at Anacostia, the plaas ran
into an ar pocket when making a turn
and plunged into the water Tho plt =
was p!loted by Lieutenant TIuSI w.
Roughlry. reserve tI.cr. who escaped
without Injury.
Tho accident naval officers ,s!i. VAS
the Irst resulting In loss OF ~" which
has occurred AZ tho AnacoIlta s:auGp
since December 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Deputy Sheriffs Held
For Permitting Trio Of
Robbers 10 Escape

Toledo. SEPT. Sam Zimmerman ana
Andrew Szemctko deputy sheri1s. VII"
surr.ndercd today on federal warrants.
charging them with voluntarily suffer
ing prisoners to escape from the county
taN. were bound over to the federal
grand Jury. Roth pleaded not guilty
an! we're released under R.60o bond
each. after arratgnment before United
States commissioner.
Zimmerman and SIcmntko were 'An
t-uu,ies who were assaulted on Labor
dn,. When Jno Crray tts. Charles Echults
and George Rogers convicted Toledo
post u,f;. r robbers, esCnred while Sher'
~ Jack Taylor Wa attending ira coun-
= fair
Jud,a John NJ k'i!.ts, In whose court
tho three tugijiNrs and eleven others
w,ru convicted Of conspiracy IN 'oNnec-
,luu With the mail theft hrre. today
,.,l!ed tho grand jury TO sii In regular
e-ssiou Sep;embeJ 10, II wAs sa!d tho
Ia! ap,sode would BE ono NJ Tho mrs;
,aHns 81 Re heard No trace q; he fuE-
ti!.rs has been found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Minister Declares
Charges Are Frame-up

Clarkseurs. ". Va. Sept s.-The Rev.
James T. Anderson. a young Baptist
minister who was formerly In charge
OF church at Marshaeld Orc, was to-
day permitted to return TO that placs
unaccompanied, after having been de-
tained by tho Clarksblrg police under
a ielesra phic request that he WAS want
ID there message from the district
attorney there asked that tho minister
be allowed to return unacco panied. 4
MarshaSld paper wired here that the
minister was wanted under non support
charge. but he declared IL unfoupGod. as
he has no family. and he believes tho
proceedings were q result OF a frameup
BY enemies at MarShdeld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
r1aHr P1oHoron IN TROUBLE

New York. Sept. s.--CharEed with tho
emhe1slemcnt Of IS.335 Of taxes duo tho
Eovernment. James J. Johnston, widely
known night promoter. was indicted to-
day by tho federal grand jury
The Indictment against him contains
twelve counts and charges that he
fnilsd 10 Mo with tho collector OF in
ternA! revenue. his admission tax re-
turns for last February. March a1d
April and May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Oil Separation Would
Save Millions Of Dollars

New York, Sept. s..-Mlllions OF dol
iarS can be saved annually by the use
OF Il device similar 70 cream separator
IN recovering petroleum that has become
mixed with water In the wells. DR.. Sid
n"y Born OF Muskogee. Okla. today told
delegates 10 the petroleum section Of the
American Chemical society's convention
here.
Or. Born said the machine, which IS
being used with suCcess In oil fields OF
the middle west. revolSeS at speed Of
1900 revolutions minute, breaking &
up omulsions Into clear oil and salt
water which are then drained OF
through spouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Greek Offensive In
Asia Minor Declared
To Have Collapsed

Constantinople, Sept. 9.-Mil!tary e1-
rcrts hero express opinion that the
Greek offensive toward AaEora. the
Turkish Nationalist capital. has result
ed in complete failure.
The revarse has been due not only 10
tho present diricult!es. but ais" 10 bad
generalsh!p and inefficient artillery.
Constantinoplr, Sept e.-Greek forces
occupying positions on the right wing
Of tho Snkaria front, where for the past
ten days they have been heavily en-
gagged against the Turkish Nauonal!sts.
are Withdrawing from the battle area
In consequence OF heavy losses and the
difficulty In maintaining communica-
tons with their base Of supply lNN
miles away. Tho Turks. however, are
apparently unable to take advantage or
this withdrawal. NOT being in posi-
ton to launch an attack.
Tho Greek casualties including the
sick, ara reported to total 10000. Tho
troops arc tired and are said 70 be un-
nhle 70 make fresh efforts in tho at
tempt 10 drive the Turks back 10
AnGorn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
NOT PLAYING rAyoxrrEs

Woodlake, Ky. Sept. "a united
campaign against moving pictures
dancing. mixed bathing. divorce. Sun
day baseball. immodest dress. card play
Ing. horse racing. gambling and viola
ton OF the prohibition laws will begin
by the thirty-three churches OF the Elk
horn Baptist association on Sunday.
October =. Il was announced here today.
This decision was reached al tho annual
meeting OF the association which closed
hero tonight. 4 unanimous vote 10 make
united offort against all forms OF
worldltness'' was recorded. Tho assoc
la ton Is composed OF churches In six
Kentucky counties.
The report included a recommendation
that the general association OF Ken
tucky Baptists. which will meet at HOP
k:nSville. November Is to 20. join In the
movement against race track gambling
In tho state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Snec.al Dispatch to The lutelliGencer.
Elkins w Va. Sept. s.-JudGe w. E.
Baker OF the United States district
court today directed tho entry Of an or
der denying the application for a tenn
porary restraining order against the
Ultimate Bus company Of Wheeling
I7ade some days ago by tho Wheeling
Traction company. This order does not
dispose finally OF the matter In contro-
versy between the jitney owners and tho
traction company in Wheeling. however.
as tho litigation will proceed to a fnal
hearing upon tho evidence TO be taken
by tho parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
CA|| IRISH DALI E|REANN To
CONSIDER BRITISH PROPOSAL

London. Sept. s.-Accordins TO
the Daily Mail, Prime Minister
Lloyd George. Is considering a
proposal TO postpone for one
week. the conference az Inverness
hntwecn cabinet members and
irish republicans which was set
for September 20. The reason
rivcn - that tho influx OF vis!-
Tors into the highlands has mado
Il hIrNcult to secure accommodate
tihCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Hughes, Root, Lodge, UnderWo0d
Bv President to Represent America in Arma
SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS,
ALTHOUGH REGENERATION IS DELAYED

New
the general business su ion franu
While rrcupeAon from
the hopeful phases " no"
OF
OF prices although causing some
had herenc
hnanCa conditions being
absorption OF
Indicate Tor inc
activities enlEnF
in adds the accnnuahe "V
and this eae "
evening session
Weekly clearnCs 25SNGn9+I3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Hardings to Take
Mayf|ower Cruise

washine,on, Sept. e-rresident and
Mrs Harding will take another week
end vacation. beginning tomorrow. Thy
hrd no, decided tonight regarding To-:
tr:p. but another cruise on the May
rovcr va. IN prospect. IT was "aIo
definitely. however, that the president
would not 70 10 Bar IIarbor. Maine. as
had previously hteu suEsestod. A cruise
to Hampton Eoads and OF the coast ap-
pcarcd probable.
Several important matters. including
Arrangements for tho conference on un-
employment. arc TO como OF before the
present week Tho unemployment con-
ference was the principal subject diS-
cusscd ut todays cabinet meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Must Submit Nv1daAes.

Upon hearing tho foregoing dispatch
from Elt!ns read to him last evening.
John G. Palmer OF counsel for tho
wheeling Traction company. told The
Intelltgencer that II the telegram sets
out tho facts correctly concerning tho
dcn!al Of a temporary Injunction asainat
tho Ultimate Bus company. a date prob
ably will be fixed for L hearing before
Judge Baker Of the evidence involved
in the Injunction suit.
Il take that 10 mean. said MI
Palmer. that Judge Baker declined 10
grant tn. temporary Injunction asked
by the Wheeling Traction company
merely upon the bill Med by tho Wheel
INK Traction company and tho answer
hled By the Ultimate Bus company: In
other words that the restraining order
will not be granted without proof OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
THE wEATKER

wsst virginia, Ohio and western
Psnnsyivanla-Loo0 thunder showers
HaturdAy; Sunday. local thunder show
srs followed By much cooler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
CEN. BANDH0LTZ
|NAPPEAL FOR
NATIONAL GUARD
SAYS WEST VIRGINIA
HAS BEEN NEGLECTFUL
Says West Virginans are Bet
ter People Than They
Admit Themselves

.~,r,rs,or w Va, s.pt. s-Briga-
>, ?, ,,,,,, L., ,o,,-
'-
mnnd ~ federal troops sent INTO '"u'n-
e-n Wes, Virginia 70 put down recent
s,.ord.- -, IN, noo,.-Ior,n border
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h.,, ..nr,-o,rh.J number o- West
y,-sIrl,ns" concerning his attitude. and
,,.hn ..,I,o, GOV ,oleran,,"
General Bandho,.z pointed 70 q "hus!-
,.,s mans praycr" wh!,h hung on ,ho
wall OF tho Rotary rooms and quoted
from I, this sentence.
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n, rtsn, vt;hou, a KUN under my p!!-
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plA,s,rc n. ,lls t;rne
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;he West virginia naHona' guar N'' -
n"' been hoSun hF Au!u'""' 'e"e' o.
John 'h"rno"k
me 'cHn'ar "'h,E - ,no
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N'rE'Hin' "h!'h ~ IN" '"'F S'"'" 80 w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
The INTELLIGENCER 4

Has the Largest Circulation "t
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Tho Horticultural hall. following tns
niEht show was closed. at which time
the men In charge began packing up tas
various prize fruits and VsEetaoiss
raised on different farms throughout ths
state. This wonderful exhibit Vnicn
thousands Of people visited and admifso
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
New Prices on All Model Cars
THIS SMALL PRICE MAKES FORD CARS HARD TO GET

The growing the factory running production the dealers gradually getting be- taking delivery yours here for wheny ready
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
!. BROWN,
 CROWDED, GETS
 NEW LOCATION

Forced to seek more room for his expanding business. Bert O. Brown. Chevrolet distributor, has just com pleted final negotiations whereby he takes a long term lease on the show rooms Rnd shop formerly occupied by the Ferguson Keeler company, at Central avenue and Polk street Mir moving to his new location tomor row and expects to be thoroughly in stalled by the latter part of the week.
 The Brown Beard Largent com pany. distributors of Samson tractors will also occupy quarters in the new location, they also having started re- moyaI work.
 With the growth of the Chevrolet business, involving as it does consid- erable storage space, the old quarters of Bert O. Brown on East Washington street became too crowded Insuffi- cient room for the shop equipment and the proper servicing of ears also
 handicapped Mir Brown, and this vii, be eliminated at the new location where ample space will be available for some time to come
 Our removal to the larger quarters is simply in line with our policy ot rendering the utmost in service tt Chevrolet owners" stated Mir. Brown last evening Proper service worr cannot be done in cramped quarters We want every person who buys { | Chevrolet car to feel that we are her' | to see that he gets every penny worth of service from his car, and tr 1 that end as our facilities become in, sufficient and our quarters too small we look about for more room. nor | equipment with which to keep ou | service up to standard.
 The new location at Polk and Cen tra1 avenue is ideal from severa standpoints, being close in and con | venient for motor car owners. beside | affording easy access without tn
 necessity of going through crowde | traffic The new Chevrolet line wi
 be on display at the new showroom:
 every model being represented on tn
 floor.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
SAYS BUSINESS VERY
 SkT|SF FACTORY

Not alone among those who think that business is far from being dull is Jack Tebbetts. of Jack Tebbetts x Company, local distributors of Boyle Dayton gasoline and oil pump and garage apparatus.
 From the number of pumps and air compressors we have installed since the first of the year. and the number we are certain to sell be- tween now and 1922. | would cer- tainly say that business is far from being slow Old equipment is being relegated to the rear and the most modern apparatus is being installed by nearly every garage and automo- bile supply merchant in Arizona. says Tebbetts- We think this Is q good indication of business, as it is generally argued that garages anc automobile businesses are the firsi to be hit when dull times approach We have anything but to complain al the business we have enjoyed.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
FORD'S ROGUE
 RIVER PLANT
 IS G|GAN T|C

Ford's new River Rouge plant Is one of the industrial wonders of the world. Not only Is it the largest plant of its kind now. but if is being so developed that it will have almost un- limited possibilities for the future.
 Today it is the crowning achieve ment of the automotive industry.
 Even the people in Detroit hardly realize the extent to which Henry Ford has developed his River Rougr properties. The plant already spreads over 356 acres. and within three years ii will cover 1000 acres. with total cost of about s7o.0000 900. The plant Is located on the River Rouge. five miles below the center of Detroit.
 Detroit's entire industrial develop ment is being re-directed as the re- suit of Ford's River Rouge activities ] The government is dredging the river tn a manner that win add eight miles to the city's dock facilities. Ford Is employing water transportation to the utmost in his plans ships from his ore and timber lands will be able to unload directly at the plant. Ford's railroad also taps the new plant. ana over it he receives coal and sand from his own properties.
 Regardless of certain questions | concerning the economic wisdom o, this gigantic development. the fact Is | unchailenged that at the River Rouge Is taking place one of the industria. marvels of American history: an un- dertaking that when completed. will give employment to so.0o0 men.
 I At the River Rouge the whole serie. of costly steps between first melting of the ore In blast furnaces to pour
 ing of refined steel into cast parts
 has been eliminated Metal is melted
 but once. While molten. it Is purf-
 fled. mixed with desired alloys and
 cast for the first and last time ints
 the desired part When the metal [, released from blast furnaces it i
 gathered in csldrons and carried ovel tracks to another furnace where it |,
 mixed with alloys. lt is then run ints
 smaller ladies. taken to the foundr, | and poured into automobile and trac tor parts Mods are carried on ai endless chain in the foundry past
 man with a movable ladle. who oper
 ates machinery that pours the meta , into the mold. The mold Is carrie. | along the line to be cooled and final " broken open to release the par' . When the plant is completed ther will be 20 of these endless chains car rying mods. One blast furnace \ now in operation. Three more ar i. being constructed. Four others ar
 planned
 . There are now in operation i2e cok & ovens. each with capacity of IS ton
 Of coal The ovens produce daii
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CLEAR As ELLA
 R|vERINFLOOD

Larry Quinlan. district manager of the Babbitt Automobile division, re- ceived a letter yesterday morning. that was quite amusing. A tourist traveling west. sent the letter in by a eowpuncher from Litchfield. with the urgent appeal to please hurry up.
 This is what the letter said
 Please send me quick the part that the air pump on the dash works through after pumping the air in for starting that you screw the pump to to hold it in--
 thereby disproving the belief that non technical language is unexpres- sive.
 From the above description Ray Brunsman of the parts department drew a blue print. located the part. and forwarded 1t promptly. sending the stranded easterner on his way re- ioicing to the sunny shores of the Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 26 1921
SyIuia Slips Big
 Package To Many
 Calamity HolUiers

Who says business is on the blink" asks Jack Sylvia. who main tains an exclusive Buick garage on West Jefferson street. We have not had a 'Iet-up' since we have been es- tablished, and naturally think that there is something wrong with the fellow who sings tale of woe from morning till night to everybody with whom he comes in contacs. If some of these calamity howlers would only take a run down on Jefferson street and take a look at the lineup of Bucks in front of and inside our place of business he might go back to his establishment and figure out for himself the reason why business is dull with him. | am not saying this in a bragging manner, but l can't see how the cotton crop. which embraces about tenth of the business in terests of the Salt River valley. has affected us to any extent Yet to hear some people talk, who don't own cotton. one would think that as Ions as cotton isn't selling at sl a pound there can be no business of any con sequence in Phoenix or any of the surrounding towns.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
cnsM,cAL oscAReoN,zee

The following is a chemical decar- bonizer that will help in cases where the carbon formations are not too hard. Alcohol. 30 parts. Is parts of ether and 52 parts of 3 per cent am monia solution. About ha.x an ounce of compound should be poured into each cylinder when the engine is hot at the end of the days run and should be allowed to stay over night. The mixture should be sprayed all around
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

M xfean line The report states that the condition of the roads eastward is good and that the same is true of the roads westerly from Williams
 Gasoline is selling at B cents per gallon in Williams Many tourists are passing through that point on the way to the Grand Canyon which is but three and a half hour drive over good roads.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

from the coal l.70a tons of coke. IS.
 0OO.00O cubic feet of gas. 1000 gallons Of benzoi. 1s.Oo0 gallons of tar and 70 tons of ammonium suiphate. Bon zol k sold to the public as motor fuel Gas was formerly disposed of for general Use In Detroit. but plf'- lines have been constructed to Hll<h- land Park. 10 miles away. aud it is
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Boilers develop 2s.Oo0 horse power. and are said to he another of tho largest tn the world featureE- of the plant.
 Though tar from completed. tho River Rouge plant already turns our 4so tractors and 500 tons of pig iror a day. It is S-sid the Fords Will isfei market metal on a considerable ~s-alc
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

there used as a fueL The present battery nf ovens win he duplicated.
 \ number of interesting economics are noted at the plant. Blast fur- natces are hooded and gases arising In that process are led to the power h0use for use as fuel Every exhaust nire is hooded and fhc steam used ln heating cr e. ns,enS.d for thc hot ere
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
D. F. HuIgraUe NolU Purchasing Manager or Cadillac c O.

D. F. Hulgrave has been appointed manager of purchases for the Cadillac Motor Car company in Detroit He succeeds J. H. Main. who has just been appointed director of the pur- chase section of the advisory board for the General Motors corporation. with his office in Detroit. Mir. Hni- grave has served a total of 13 year with Cadillac. the last three years being as assistant 10 Mir. Main
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
WILLIAMS REPORT 2 SAYS ROADS COOl

and weather reports just re- eeived from the White Garage Wi state that road gangs are "o'sins at Various points along the roaos east from Williams to the New
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Three-fourths of all the women employed in Massachusetts during the past year earned on an average of S16.50 per week
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

prices bottom figures Our for giving which of money automobile Remem that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-21
HOUSE DEMANDS
BAHNSEN REPORT
w. & A. Bill and Aqgie
School Probes Also
Pass

ATLANTA, July 20.-Passage in
/ the senate of Alvin Golucke's res0lu-
ton designed to cause all the agricul-
tural schools of the state to be oper-
ated under strict requirements of
the law, and the McLendon Western
and Atlantic railroad funding plan in
the house so that the financial pres
sure on the treasury may be relieved
and old Confederate veterans paid
their pensions, were the chief devel-
opments at this mornings session of
the general assembly.
Following the advancement of
charges that some agricultural schools
were not being operated under the
requirements Of the law, and the po-
sition of several leaders that they
should be abolished, Senator Golucke
introduced his resolution calling for
an investigation. The measure pro-
vides that the percentage of gradu-
ates now engaged in agricultural
pursuits shall be shown, the courses
being taught examined and the cost
Of operation fully investigated. Lit
tie opposition was given the measure
and it passed by vote of As to l in
the house.
Representative Johnson, of Bar
tow county, introduced a resolution
calling for the immediate submission
of the report on the investigation of
State Veterinarian Bahnsen's de-
partment, which was made last year,
and it was passed by a large voice.
Representative Landlord and Cor
bitt introduced a joint resolution to
refer the matter of reducing the sal
aries of the members of house and
senate to a committee for report.
A gasoline tax measure, placing a
tax of one cent per gallon, was quiet
ly introduced yesterday and referred
to the appropriations committee Of
the house, it was learned this after
noon. Few members of the house
knew that this bill had been intro
duced, and were surprised when so
informed this morning. DuBose and
Culperper are its authors.
The measure giving women the
right to hold office in Georgia and
KittrelPs port and harbor bill also
passed the house.