Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 1

al tonlght and Sunday Price Two Cents SIX PAGES BRITISH SY DARDANELLES MUST BE NEUTRAL s' A 4 TO PRESIDENT STATE DIRECTORS DRY ENOREMENT 2 i IK 4 Isis ti ft for uV RED HAIR CAUSES HUNTE8TOCET SHOT YESTERDAY ft i OTHERNATIONS ASKEDTOHELP i Admiral Sir John Be Robeek Admiral Sir John De Robeek re garded aa one of ablest lava! officers has been appointed command the po vcYul Beet in North Atlantic waters He has been in command of the Medi terranean fleet 2 'i WAVAI? VETERAN NAMED TO HEAD LEET it ti HUGE INDUSTRY CLOSED IN ora pm) 0 1' HIGH PR 1 HEnklishv GovernmentDe zv rS aM! i27' WEATHER Lt ACE SUICIDE GIVEN BLOW PORTLAND Ore Sop' (By the Associated Race suicide was hit' a double blow by the General Con vention ot Protestant Episcopal Church in the approval by the House of Bishops of a report of the commis sion On home and family life in which emphasis is placed on the duty of Christians to' rear families and the adoption by the House of Deputies of a new prayer hi the marriage service which the 'House of Bishops propos es to insert' in prayer book andwhich has became known in conven tion circles as an suicide ii Attitude on Measure is Still Big Question Among All EXPECT "ANSWER BY IRST WEEK plan Effort Over ride Veto Should He Send Bill Back to Congress WASHINGTONSept (By the Associated President Hadding has finally decided to veto the sol diers bonus bill' and wlllsend hismes sage to the House Tuesday according to some of his close advisers who have talked with him recently WASHINGTON Sept (By the Associated The soldiers bonus bill finally was today before President Harding The President's attitude toward It otill was the oni big question in the minds of both friends and foes And it was one to which they expected an answer early next week Should Mr Harding send the bonus back to Congress an effort would made to' over ride nis veto according io Those who have had charge of It In the House ano Senate Supporters believe far more than the necessary two thirds majority in the House could be obtained but they were not so cer tain about the Senate fl 7 E1GHTY JTH YEAR NO 287 tain was predicted aftjr state vti raM nra harl mot in WAsHlDjrtoTL to discuss enforcement measures of wine jyjfi beer TO PROVIDE AUTOS Automobiles will bo i'prcvided those who wish thorn to go to Uhe pic at1 the College tomorrow In honor of Rev and Mrs ER Purdy I ALL SAINTS CHURCH Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 I I Ur Upwards ot 2000 persons perished at the Aroat Smyrna 2500 buildings Tere burned and all tho American property wipeA out' I 1 4 BONUSBILLIS INALLY SENT A 5 i WEATHER OR WEEK WASHINGTON SepX (By UjC Associated Weather for the week: Ohio Generally cool local frosts in Ohio Valley 1 CAS UMES KILL IVE ON JAP SHIP I fr tt A'? SAN RANCISCO Sept 16 ive members of a crew engaged in fumi gating iihe Japanese liner Shinyd Maru were killed by gas fumes in' the after steerage of the vessel here yes terday? Three members of the crew were public 'health officers and the others were stevedores Eight fire men also were' overcome by fum es 'v 1 i ST LOUIS' Sept lG (By the As sociated A three game senes which it is generally believed will de ride whether this world series will be another New York City event dr a struggle between the East and West was to begin iiefe today whin the Yankees with a narrow lead of one halt game meet the' Browna'ia the final contests of the 'season between the two By taking two of the' three games the lofals Would have? a half game margin while the Yankees would leave the city with a game and one half lead in 'the event they take two of the three games Urban Shocker end Hubert Pruett will pitch' the two opening games for the Browns The Yankees have little to worry with Bush Shaw key Mays Jones and Hoyt to send to the 1 OurWeatherMan fs' A COMMANDER DROPS BOUQUET TO HIS MUTHER Circles Home in Cincinnati land Proceeds bn Trans "lightrJafe CINCINNATI Sept A tribu 'o tohis mother was paid yes terday afternoon when Major Strauss son ofSamuel Straufe druggist Cin cled the 2 the United army dirigible balloon of which he is in command and which a transcontinental flight from Langley ield Va to California' over tho home in Winton and dropped a bouquet of flowers for Mrs iftrauss ORD PLANT SHUT DOWN AT DETROIT 100000 ARE No Official Announcement 1 Was Made Yesterday rom ord Offices OTHER ACTORIES 3 OLLOWING SUIT? i 1 Small Plants urnishing? Special or ord Also Closing' DETROIT Henry fc 4 late yesterday took steps to close his Detroit automobile plants beginning last night thereby growing upwards to 100000 workers in (he Detroit dis trict out of employment foran in definite period 'He asked officials of the Detroit Street Railway to rear range its schedules iibcare for the night forces at his various factories who will be dismissed at 11 it was announced Announcement of the intended clos ing came from officials of the Street Railway No official from Mr ord or his executives was forthcoming late yesterday it having been stated morning at the ord offices thati the manutao uj Hirers' announccniuntTfeevarai ago that he would close September 1G 7 'unless he altered his plans 1 Jhe railway company it was an nounced was requested to concern (irate its cars? at the Highland Park and other ord plants at ll oclock tonight to carry the shifts finishing woik at that hour as well as those reporting for work ''u 'their homes Tho day shifts will be dismissed at the end of the working day tomorrow the Street Railway Company was in formed 1 1 7 Simultaneously It was announced a number of smaller manufacturing con cerns here supply the ord plants with parts' and accessories will close' These companicsj employ upwards of 30000 men The' ord workers to be thrown out of employment total ap broximately 70000 yl ORD SAYS COAL AND STEEL ARE MUCH TOO' HIGH WEATHER ORECAST air tonight and Sunday? WEATHER riday maximum 89 minimum 55 Lowest riday night 52 Today 8 A 8 10 A 72 12 M' 73 1 73 He Took Money To Give to Cure Nervousness Ellswortlr Edwards of Martins ville taken off train here at 4 this morning by Night Pa trolmen Adams and Gray Advice was received here this morn ing of the alleged theft of from Mrs Noldcr who is employ ed by Mil ton AndreWsfanner of Martinsville Edwards lias been calling on Mrs Nolder for some time in fact they wers to been nprried last Thursday blit difficulties prevented according to Jihe officers Last night while Mrs folder was ufestjirs putting her young son bed availed himself of the contents of her pocketbook to the extent of $G0 itds charged Be fore rearing she discovered the theft anfl reported this to Mr Andrews who left immediately for Midland City In search of Edwards Nothing could be learned of him' there se he reported the case to authorities in Wilmington at once According i to story he walked from to 'Midland City and there took the train for Washington H1 When questionea by' authorities lasli night he told them that some1 one had told him that it MrsNolder would receive some sud den shock cure her fa ner vous trouble that she has trou bled with' and Jikat he intended to return the money todajf Edwards' was given a' hearing be fore Justice of the Peace Qreebe aud ovex to the grand jury under $1000 bond 'L 1 TO REACH MINERS SUNDAY? jackson Cai sept (By the Associated The rescuers wTd break sthrdugh tomorrow Into jhe Ar gonaut mine where 47 men'have beep entombed sines August 21 Tel WILMINGTON MAY: GET NOT AL MS Weir On Clevenger arm Near Cuba Locks Quite Promising? Wilmington may have natuYal gas If the gas well ontha Clevenger land near Cuba proves to be the success 'that is diow predicted there is a possibility of tho gas being piped to this city for use here s4 The well already is quite prom ising and all efforts to it have failed it is said owing to the amount of gas already struck 4 Whilst nothing bean done about' the matter there are many who believe that City Coun cil here wilC be ashed for a Iran I chiso to furnish the cty with is? trli ch nvemmant Dp cides reedonj of Neu i tral Zone is Necessary AID DOMINIONS ALSO BEING SOUGHT Messages Addressed To a Number of Countries on Subject Today? I6 (By the Associated The British Government has adopted the attitude that the effective and per manent freedom of' Dardanelles is a vital ne cessity for the sake of which it is prepared to make ex ertions it was authorita tively Stated this afternoon The Government ad dressing Roumania Jugo slavia and Greecis ask ing their participation in an effective defense of the neutral zone it was learned officially Great Britain al so has invited her domin ions to" be represented by( contingents in the defense of these interests for which they have already made enormous sacrifices 5 BRITISH ORCES LANDED CONSTANTINOPLE Sept (Bj the" Associated Large British forces with heavy atlgllery have beer: landed at strategic points in the Dan dtBtlles AGREEMENT ON SOUTHERN RR NOT YET REACHED 1 WASHINGTON Sept (By the Associated General cltalnnen of iihe striking shopcrafts unions of the Southern Railway and(officials of the road failed today to reach agreemen to settle the strike on tlie basis of the proposals adopted by She general policy committee of the shop crafts The statement was made by railroad officials after a brief confer ence today with the general "the Southern was willing to set tle on the basis of the Chicago agree ment and presented this: to the shop crafts chairmen for thrfr signature far they REV" CULP given REEDOM THEN IS RE ARRESTED DAYTON? Sept (By the Asso ciated When Rev Culp as 'released this morning from the county Jail he been held mil charee of desertlopi he was re arrpsted on a warrant charging the removal of mortgaged property Several months ago RevUulp form er Spring Valle pastor elpped to Michigan withAEsther' Hughes'' He fled in a mortgaged utombile which is the basis of the new charge against' hiin CLOSING AVERTED HILLSBORO' Sept? 16 rQuick ser vice by the Baltimore and Ohio rail road in pressing the passenger train service and getting a car of coal tof tho pljnt oLJhe power company' averted closing down of the plant because of lack of fuel one day week The supply was down to the last shovel full employes said when tho car was shunted Into tw yards $5000000 WHAR IRE NEW ORLEANS Sept (By the Associated ive blocks of wharvis and 'ware houses along the Mississippi river front 'were ruins today following' a fire which last night did damage estimate nlexM of $5000000 The wharves and ware houses were erected by the ederal dovernnjent in 1918 and 1919 at a cost of more than $5000000 army officers said In addition about 40 box cars loaded with merchandise were des troyed MARTINSVILLE MAN IS CHARGED WITH 560 THET ASK DAMAGES IN BUILDINGCASE s' Myrtle Shoemaker rank Lightner and Adah Lightner of Sabina have brought suit in the Common Pleas Court against Griffith also of Sabina charging that Griffith who has started to build a business building on part of their property ami has caused damages to the extent of $50 The plaintiffs are also asking that the building be stopped The hearing has been set for next Monday 9 by Judge Clevenger HA I IkKiri if 1 1AV nffll IW rKI VIIJwl I ir I li ETKi TwlL if a news want ad AJLf Xt AJLX VZx T' Hell it it canxbe sold in CRT VRR A RSO CI AT ED SS DISPATCHES 4 4 9 II I LT 1 WILMINGTON OHIO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1922 Left to right: Bntt counsel rogar Davis Pennsylvania Mathews counsel Roy Haynes federal commissioner Ralph A Pay York John Appleby New York and Orcutt counseL surprise by prohibition en heads regarding the awiount of alcohol beer may con WANTED BREAKAST IN HURRY IGHT IS RESULT DEMAND CHARLESTON Va Sept 16 Deputy Sheriff Dennan Logan County strolled into the Jefferson Hotel yesterday morning and ordered breakfast He was in a hurrj to get to the Walter Allen Treason trial? Make it he told the wait 4 er anegVo 'Tgi0fused to'Oaraptee speed and an argument followed Thea came the clash Dennan said the waiter struck him cn the head with a glass The waiter admitted tliis but said he threw the missile after Dennan a gun into my Chief of Police' Smith called the af fair a Was Sitting Against Log When Another Hunter TookAirrt and i ired BELLEONTAINE Sept Ray mond Clapsaddle Mansfield is in a hospital here the victim of the 'first hunting accident of the open squirrel season yesterday His shoul ders neck and "back weje peppered with shot from the gun of red Paint 'X" er also of West Mansfield Clapsadd'e ho has? red hair was lying behind a' log when fired at by Painter? He will recover physicians say MUCH HINGES ON TODAY'S GAME 3 WILMINGTON IS ACED BY OURTH SUNDAY" I Wilmington observe its fourth tomorrow no indication hav ing been given that the lid which was clamped down four weeks ago would bo lifted It Is expected bat the city ill be quiet again tomorrow although there may be some stir due to the fair here next week? Mayor Greene declared today that ho would nojdnterfcfe with the unloading tomorrow of Vaco hors es or other livestock which may 'be chipped hpr'e the fair SCHOOL HEADS MEET HERE TODAY JA meeting of the Superintendents of tho first grartcv and Principals of Clinton County was field in County S' 1 Hodson office today Plans for the ensuing year were drawn up by the different committeeswith a report' of "conference of ta (' nmittees The following Superintendents were pieaentrAlle Stingley Loy Duke Runyan Scott Patton Chester Johnson Sher wan Liming Worrall Perry PottslV A The following Principals were pres ent: A Blackburn riorencu liu th and Ethel Thompson Assistant '4 Superintendent Wright Was also present IN ACCIDENT HILLSBORO ept Lafe' Hoov er 'employe of Ute power and light 1 company i had nis burned from his arms and narrowly escap ed death when became entangled In at terminals of a bwl'chboard He will be off duty for several days but will suffer no per injury tM COLUMBUS TO KEEP GOING COLUMBUS Sept (By the As Tho local assembling plant Ofthe ord Company will not close immediately Materials on hand will be used up and it Is thought that Jhls will keep the plant in opera'iion lUr PUrCW TO OPEN ELKS HOME HILLSBORO Sept The Elks home which has been completed ft modeled and refurnished will be opeft ed hero November DETROIT SepU 167 tB the dated As a protect against paying what he believed to be ex orbitant prices for and steel Henry ord today began the process of closing'up his huge industry With the suspension' complete to night approximately 100000 men will have been rendered idle for an inde finite The plants affected lib elude the five factories in the Detroit area 'and numerous assembling sta tions over the 1 country Other con cerns the output of which goes ly to thc ord Company also are ex pected' lo suspend operations 'Tho past' week brought some ini provement in the fuel situation ord asserted but this they said did not warrant a change In thesus pension order1 Since deciding to close hla factor1 les ord has held dally conferenc es with his executives in an effort to solve the fuel and 1 material problem but In every market considered he faid he found price higher than believed they should be tn riht: Britt counsel Edgar Reed Wisconsin Mrs A BStallings Washington office John Davis Pennsylvania Mathews counsel Roy I eu Considerable' time wasfd vot to laws relating to the manufacture nf unnp and hper STOBKPP 1 31 'V 1 i I I a1 1 1 1 r' i to Sa1 4 a a i 41 1 i mi Bi A IlMV 'JWM llWM i ii I.