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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-14
REVENUE AGENT HELD IN
Staying IS EX-CONVICT
"MeMuIlin" Not His Name, Says
Prohibition "Enforcer" Who
Shot Chauffeur.

NEW YORK, March 14.-"Stewart
McMuIlip," the prohibition enforce
ment agent who, on Thursday night
shot and killed Henry Carlton,
chauffeur, while allegedly in pursuit
OF his duties. is, by his own admission.
an ex-convict. and McMullin is not his
own name.
He served six years in Sing Sing
under the alias, he said, for having
been with two other men who stuck
a fellow" This was in Wcstchester
county. He was released from Sing
Sing about eight months ago.
"Since then I have been going
straight" he said.
"McMullin." foT the staying OF Carl
ton, was held in $4,000 bail by Mag
istrate Charles H. Harris, in York
willie court, tho charge being homi-
eide. lie was released from night
court on bond put up by surety
csmpany.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-14

Every woman interested
in the preservation of her
figure owes it to herself to
become acquainted with
this greatest aid to beauty
of form which has appear
ed in a decade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Wholesale Prices Again
Show Substantial Drop
Building Materials, Clothing,
Farm Products and Food
In Recessions

Washington. Dec. l1.--N hoicsaie
prices OF commodities were lower last
month than at any time since the war
according 10 figures announced To-Day
by tn" Department of Labor. Inc
wholesale scale dropped eight percent
NOR. IN November than in the prcced-
ing month and twenty-four percent no
low tn" peak cf high prices last May
the bureau says.
OF the 1926 commodities used IN ire
.rnlparisun Of November and October
" holcsalc prices l9> showed d"creaS"
while Il showed An increase. In 81
cases there WAS no change.
Building materials registered drop
Of IN. percent in November and farm
products wcr" second with Il drop 81
81. percent; Clothing costs cropped
= rrrrcnt. while food products dropped
A.. percent.
Within the last year wholesale food
r-irrs have dropped II percent. the
bureau reports. and clothing has gone
down IS percent. Will" farm products
show 4 decrease -: 81 percent. An
average drop Of ~ percent IN the
wholesale prices &C all c"mm"'fit"
was registered a. compared with No
Vrmhcr, 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
105,708,771
PEOPLE IN ]. 8.
Official Census Count Gives
West Virginia l,463,70l
Inhabitants

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7--Popu!ation OF
the United States on January l, nus
wear. a. enumerated in the fourteenth
census. was 1O5.70h,77l. as announced
today by the census bureau for CERT
ncat:on 10 congress for the basis of re-
appo;ntment Of the members OF the
house of representatives from the var
.ous states.
The census Of West Virginia Is gwen
as l.463.10l: Kentucky 2flb.63O; ON"
i.759,3Q4: Pennsylvania s.12O.OlI.
The population Of the United states
with outlying possessions IS ll7.S57'3o9'
he outlying possessions to'h""5 49,
liS.72S. These possessions are:
Alaska 5i.S99: American Samoa S'o96;
Guam 1871; Hawaii 255.9l2; Panama
canal Zore 22.s5S: Porto Rico l,2s9'Ho'.
Military and naval service ABROAD
HESS: Philippine Islands lo35o''4o:
VIRGIN Islands of the L, S. 26'O5l.
Tn" population Of continental u >:
as announced today shows gum OF
.5,S63 over tie preliminary figures an
nounced October Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Ohio Judge Tried for
Murder, Alleged to Be
Participant In Orgy

cleveland. Dec. John ". Joyce.
who one month ago to the day was ac-
omitted OF the second degree murder OF
Harold c. Kagy. to-day took the witness
stand against william n. McGannon'
chief Justice Of the municipal court
charged with III" same crime. AZ
Jovce's trial. Judge McGannon was the
rr:nr,ra! witness for the prosecution.
Jnvcc testified that kagy was sho,
ro,:nyiug an automobile ride with him.
>.,f and McGannon. There had been no
ono ~fs. n the machine. he said. He DC
..Iarad the three had been drinking ana
that the shot was fired behind his BACK
-. h.. leaned intoxicated against a tete-
c-auh pole. after Kagy and McGannoh
tlad dragged him from the machine, II
flc scene of the shooting. Joyce swore
-. I'D not know who fired the shot.
on tn" afternoon Of the shooting
1nv,.c testified. he met Judge NcGannom
in a "a !oon and the latter said Il know
VOL, arc as innocent as q new born pape.
Keep your mouth shut You Will come
ont all right" r,,.,,r
cour, adjourned until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
KANSAS TROOPS SUMMONED TO
INDEPENDENCE, FOLLOWING RIOT

,-o,,,.od +,ro conn
nounced ne III" oeei p pr - .r,y
pan!es OF f"''' uS"''''
tomorrow.
II was tho killing OF marion 'ii'
m. subsequent arrest of Green by
rossc that prec!pitated last nights d'S-
orders.
tense situation pr"Naiieh t'"'sht'
with III" town under ra'roi y! I'ole
than Sc" nom" gum ~ """' ''. a.
Legion member in'H QUEENS SMor" 40
as deputy Sh"r'HS ~" M ~ h''"'
officials ""r" aii''"''S'N' va. ., ",
n:Ghtih!'. th'I' "'"," 'p'''' '' r',,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Logan County's Eighth
Wonder" Raided, With e
Stills and u Men Taken

Snocia, DISPATCH 10 The IrteliiGenceF.
Charleston. W. Va. Dec. l'.-Federa
and state prohibition officers. MloeT
tho direction Of State Commissioners
Walter : Ha!ianan. hav" at last pene-
tr.,,rd the wall around Logan county ;
".;chrh wonder Of the world resaro'
.d as such because Of the extreme
danger and difficulty with ~Hlch
. "rrvruooers" hav" operated.
Commissioner lIallanan announced 70
day that the concerted drive on mo
"a,rhth WONDER this week has result"
thus far n the capture at y !!I't'l
mooush;nn stills and the arrest Of -
PERSONS. Including som" of tn" notorious
yiolaiors Of Nc past decade. IN" Ta'o,
,,ni.r j. Sill IN progress - '"r!ar"h
by lIallanan 20 l." IN" greatest So
West Virgir:a became = pr""!'i;'"n
stale.
Prohibition agents s""minE.y nav"
.,cy,.- h,,r able to prnetTat" :nc w:.hH
,r Logan county with success. .N";tNS
tho rnonnsh:nrrS have been warned -
m, approach ot officers ana WI, n
,Ir min:ous o! II" .Hw arrived on th'
.,clc uc some iil!c;: mandatory 'l"N
f.und nothing - :ndica;" moon&A*iinG
had been carried on. In some instances
agents have been driven from ne N'i'
4. tho ro!n; -: h:cn-pow"r'd r:f.'$,
Tncr" ar" Only = do1'11 m"a in 'h'
force conducting ~" rad IN" SET"
agents ar" in c&a.g" Of +. ". Adkins
Huntington. chicf DEPUTY Of southern
West virginia. Tc Federal agents are
usier IN" supervision ~ NJ. :" N''
rhum The arrested PERSONS "'r" con-
victnd N the state courts and h'Id Tor
n. Federal grand jury here ne\t month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Piano Recital While
Awaiting The Verdict
Jury In Trial of Alleged
Slayer of State Policeman
Unable to Agree

Williamson. W Va. Dec. 1.-Two
hours after II had retired t. consider
the evidence in the case If Taylor C"Ic'
charged with the murder Of Y. l. Ripley
4 $t4tr policeman on November -. the
jury at g:lJ o'clock tonight reported It's
inability to aEre". Tho court refused TO
accept their decision as final and order
81 the jurors locked ur for the night and
L. b";ln thu reconsideration Of the evil
denrc al $50 o'clock tomorrow,
Frequent Applause
Tho tSo hour wat on The verdict was
"nlivened by Il piano recital III the
court room, which IS used as commun-
lty center Tor thr county. Attorneys.
the judge and tho defendant and his
family were all Interested spectators.
cole displayed little !n'"r"S' in what
was gUinE on behind tie closed doors or
the jury room and frequently applaud"d
the musicians.
The last Of the testimony was heard
this afternoon and a!moS' Immediately
IA" stat" and d"fcpS" took uD thu arEu-
m"nt. colo pleaded self defense
Spectators who lad crowded the
courtroom during ~" inSt two days or
coles ,r!n,. on" wh'r.. mad grown ont OF
violent acts within the Mingo county
coal strike region, ihinned out and few
remained 70 listen 10 The closing Of TN"
defense app"a! Ia the jury
Patrol Fired Upon
\ night pa;rO! at The IIilmer Mines
was fired upon Wednesday by unknown
persons. It was disclosed ~ military
Headquarters here tonight. ~ casual
lies resulted. 50 Far a. was known, nj!
though The patrol returned the rifle fire.
David Eohh, international financial
agent OF tho United Min" Workers. as
stunned the duties today OF David Fowler
international representative or tho
union: who has boon IN charge of the
MIngo STRIKE s!nce IS Inception July |.
last.
Mr.. !'ow,"r will -"'u-n 20 his homo 4:
Scranton. IA. preparatory - entering
tho Pennsylvania stUt- Legislature" a. its
opening session next January NJ. Robh.
h"fore coming To IA" loCa. hr.dS. had
charge Of a cu;G >tr'k" IN Tennessee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
BRYAN PRAISES
Mr.. HARDING
THREE DEMOCRATS
GIVE THEIR ADVICE
President-Elect Presents First
Draft of Plan for World
Wide Cooperation

Marion. Ohio, Dec. I7.-With his plan
for an association OF nations assuming
moro definite form, PreSldent-elecl
Harding took into his confidence TO-DAY
three conspicuous Democrats, William
Jennings Bryan. James w. Gerard anu
lanes 4. Reed. and asked their advice
and their aid in fashiOning program
behind which the nations can unite.
All three came as invited guests Of
the president ELECT, and their ccnsuiia-
tons with him we're surrouhdco VIII
an air of warm cordially. Afterwaro'
Mr.. Bryan, taking the lead in eSpressirt
qualification at the days deVeiopmehtS'
declared his faith in Mr.. Harding AS an
honest and conscientious public servant
whom the whole people would trust.
The former secretary Of state also
announced that he had found himself
in agreement with the presdent-elect
on Fundamentals" and added that H.
took q hopeful view of the conferences
here to evolve plan for world peace.
Gerard and Reed Pleased.
Mr.. Gerard, former ambassador IL
Germany and during the last campaign
actively connected with the Democratic
national committee, Joined with M.
BRYAN in expressing satisfaction at the
scope of the association Of nations con-
fcrences.
Senator Reed reserved Judgment OF
the outline Of an association laid beforr
him by the presid"nt-clect. but declared
himself delighted that one so irreconcii-
ABLY opposed TO the Versailles covenant
and 10 foreign entanglements generally
should have been invited to Mr.. Hard
!rgs council table.
None of them would discuss in detail
the subjects touched on III their tanks
with the president-elect. but II became
known that something more than
scattared collection of suggestions was
offered for their scrutiny. 1t Is under
stood that although Mr.. Hardings plan
still IS far from complete. his talks
with leading men has given him the
basis of n scheme Of world cooperation
which hc is hopeful will h" practicable
and acceptable 10 the nation.
Plan to Be Perfected.
In all Of his conferences from now
on II is cSpectrd that opinions will BE-
sought with a view 10 perfectlng that
rlan and asccrtaIning how far 1t may
he expected 70 have popular support.
In his talks today Mr.. Harding is under
stood 10 have declared a particular de-
sire that In the end the proposal should
have no tinge Of partsanshiD.
After his conference with Nr. Bryan,
the president-elect accompanied his
guest to a meeting Of the laymcn or tne
Marion presbytery. and delivered from
a flag-drapcd pulpit a short sermon on
the need for national Recommendation
to the religious tenets Of the fathers.
He declared that in the present world
tumult and in tho search for way 10
end war. no element was so much need
ed as a deep seated religious fa!ta.
81 don't intend to come as the finest
exempler OF What we ought to be-" said
Mr.. Harding, but rejoice in the In
heritance OF a religious belief, and
don't mind saying that l gladly 90 Z"
God Almighty for ruidanc" and strength
Continued on Page Eightssn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
n, !, BANKER
DEATH PLUNGE
FALLS OR JUMPS FROM
10TH STORY WINDOW
Edward Gambler, the Victim,
Former Vice President
of Atlantic Bank

Now York, Dec. l7.-Edward v.
Gambler, former ivice-president OF tho
Atlantic National Bank Of tho City
OF New York, tonight, fell or jumped
from his office on the tenth floor OF
tho bank build ng, at 256 Broadway,
and was instantly killed.
At the open window of his onice the
police found n chair on which rested
camera, which led them to believe that
he may possibly have been taxing
time exposure of tho lighted build
ings on lower Broadway and lost MS
balance and fell. On tho long plunge
to the street, the body struck ana
broke a flag pole ct the third floor.
MI. Gamblers homo was in Summit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
ABANDONMENT Of TENT COLONIES
DR. MANY DEATHS # ONT|NUED
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Rnzleton, Pa, Dec. l7-Anthracite
minors ana operators will meet in
Joint conference IN Philadelphia next
Thursday at which time it Is expect
ed tho employers will mako final an
swer to tho request OF the workers for
increase in wages substantially the
same as given tho bituminous men.
Washington, Dec. IA new record
was made in the production and trans
portation OF bituninous coal during
tho week ending December II. Pro-
duct!on for the week was estimated at
l2,85o, 900 tons. which is $4,000 tons
moro than was produced tho week be-
fore when previous record was
made.
Paris, Dec. l7.-The chamber OF do
puties voted confidence in tho govern
nent to-day, 1913 TO IS, after discuss
ing tho resignation yesterday OF Andre
Lefevre. the war minister.
Dublin. Dec. lit is reported that
negotiations for truce between tho
military authorities and the Irish re-
publican army actually began last
week, but were interrupted by tho
Cork fires. Intermediates now are
trying TO effect resumption of the
negotiations.
Pittsburgh. Dec. 1.-TWO unidepti.
fled men entered a residence at Home
stead, suburb. late to-day, seized
Blandia Patio, l6, a Spanish girl, who
Snntl
America, and carried her away IN an
automobile Mrs. Joseph Patio, an
amt with whom Blandia resided, re-
ported to the police that she believed
her niece was carried away by al i'd
nlirer who followed her to Homestead
from South America.
Dublin, Dec. IT. (By the Associated
s)-The entire business section
Of Dublin was raided by the police this
evening following the shooting OF Dis
trict Inspector o'Sullivan, of Dublin
Castle. Tho inspector vas passing
fancy fair in Henry street, accom-
panied by Miss Moore, to whom he was
engaged to be married.
Pittsburgh. Dec. l7.--Pittsburgh'
record Of bold robberies, AveraR cling
one 4 day for several weeks past, was
increased again tonight when two
bandits entered 4 North Side grocery
store, took sos from n cash register
and SIS and 4 gold watch from the
manager and escaped in an automo-
bile.
Connellsville Pa, Dec. l7.-The
warehouse Of the ConnGllsviue Dis
filling Company has been robbed twice
in the last two weeks. barrel OF
whiskey was taken by thieves today.
Last week two barrels OF gin were
stolen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
THE WEATHER.

West Yirginia-Generaliy fair satur-
aay and Sunday. except probably Light
snow In mountains Saturday; not much
change in temperature.
ohIo-Partfy cloudy Saturday and
Sunday, probably snow Nurrtes near
Lake Erie not much change in temper
allure.
western PennsylvanIa-Snow nurriss
Saturday; Sunday cloudy, not much
change In temoerstura
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Emergency Tariff to
Protect Farmers Framed
AGREEMENT REACHED
At JOINT CONFERENCE
Ways and Means Committee
Begins Framing Measure
for Speedy Passage

Washington. ver. - congressional
leaders decided to-day that tho way out
OF t:u' maze "f farm"- rr,.r' b.Es was
enactment &C an emergency tariff 10
an or one >ror am To at a an en-
barge against ..upnrt.t.uu. /, would
..op,y t. w:,,.;,r r";;.;.. wool. beans. r"-
;a,o"S I've stock AMI meats.
.hS:-~man: Of the la-..a.u;!vo leaders
Wa r'''rucj - Il jo'ut c"nt1r"nr" ~
'U"mH"rS o. the Sruat" i,utnc" ami
h"u~" WAYS AMI means committees 80;
ws.cu :ae determination Also MAS reach
III - press the proposed measure 10
SPEEDY passage. Aetna. drafting ~ the
hi, WAS started lat" N the day Icy mem
h..-S Of he ways and means committee.
Embargo in All But Name.
Ma, discussion was evoked IN the
.rNHtcr.u,.. relative 10 a choice between
y Eat nmhIrE" and Il high tariff, but
tG.. ..,llS, !yHircs he'd Uut AGAINST she
"nI'ry"rvHt It = han on !mportati"nN
:. p,.,,.' In. u:G:nS that "a" aE"-"id
custom Of ~ rmu,tyEr"S except IN time
~ wa- hr :",."wrd senate members Of
the conference DECLARED ;h;tt an rinbarg"
measure could y" iut through their
branch At congress more easily than
A.gh tariff hi but.tt"y ftMtIN assure"
-. hnu<,. coutrrrr~ that tN"E w"u.i "a
a.. "E their influence 10 push 'A' m'tS-
!.r. through - soon AZ II wa~ receive"
from H. hoUS".
Tic ~Uhj"c' 81 tn" RACES !" D" ON
hu,.jcd n IT,. t.~,t: measure va hot d.
.rcy,rd At IA. conference"
won't Be Tinkered with.
Members rf the hous" COMMITTEE"
!, 90 r,1F ~. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
May Cut Out Penalty
For h0n-Payment of
Income Tax On Time
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright By the rntelngencer)

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Tense Feeling Exists, With
Attack On Jail, VIII ere
Negro Murderer Is Con-
fined, Feared

Topeka, Kans Dec. 1.-THE ma
chino gun company Of the four'n
Kansas Infantry and Company A.
Lawrence infantry company haV'
been ordered Co proceed to 1ndepen-
d.ncs where race disorders occurred
last night, and arc now on their way
...rc t. was announced tonight at the
office Of the acknowledgement. They
will arrive some time during the
night.
Lawrence, Kans., Dec. l7.-orders
r.r, received here today from the
adtutant-geueral at Topeka dlreetins
tba machine gun company OF the
Fourth Kansas infantry to mo nlnzo
and be roady to entrain for 1ndepen-
dsuce. Kan. II ordered. Captain 7. l.
Jone,, commanding, said tho company
would bs ready to entrain by o'clock
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18

Independence. kans., Doc. ''.--h AtS7S
Na'!ora, Ir1' "Sm"H wy" REPORTED" ,',
Their way - ;u's !!t'le Oh go! ''''s.''
.,L. crarrn OF tho situation growing
,.,,, NJ las, nights race trouble which
-,s,Itcd IN ths killing IF TWO persons
and Tho vounding Of i've others.
Following day ~ apprehension over
tho possibility Of further trcuhi" should
nm attempt be mad" tonight n lynch
Noble Green. a negro. accused ~ ne
sunu;irE ct T. X. Wharton. n white
grocer. Mayor John L Wadman an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-18
Licensing System.

In discussing The sales tax. q" Wit
.rss declared tl,tt probably A;;"r tH''
..ret YEAR un'y "n"-haI If on" per conf
would h." r,rIu.r"d. Tn" sales IAN. no
SAIL would hr:u" in mur" money ana
with !"SS disturbance 10 hHukrE An'.
business than au! other tax That '""'d
h. i.y.,d ilc advocated. however. 4
Fedora, .i,vrs.ug system n connection
with II. requiring every person or t'rln
doing = business Of $4,000 year or
nor", To ba licensed This would pro-
vide a system OF checking up on al
persons supposed to be paying taxes
Mr.. Bacae declared as well as supply
ing the government with other intormt
tiou relative to It's own resources
The ways and means committee also
hear testimony today from II. II. Ar
mold. ~: Shanghai. prr&:d'-n; o. th-
american CHumh.~ - ',mni'rre q
,':.uv. who rdv".a'"d T." removed az
tie :,I',..rlt."u - 'N"'~S PROFITS anu
.,hcr .uyrs 60 American corporations
doing business solely n China N3pui-
cation Of tn, ,axcS. y" said, worked to
:ha benefit Of rnmp"t:".' foreign ':rr'.
who wrr" uu; taN"! 10y t.":r %"'"Tn-
ments.
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BACHE PLANS
BOND REFUND
WOULD EXTEND u. S.
OBLIGATION 50 YEARS
New York Banker Declares
One Effect Would Be Rais-
ing Bonds 10 Par

Washington. Dec. lc..-FIotat.on =:
bond issue .ulo which would hc r'fund-
81 practically the entire bonded indeht-
rda"Ss &C the American government
was proposed t. tn ways and means
committee today 10y Jules W. Rarh". Il
New N"rk banker. NJ means OF "VuaI!-
ing tn" burden Of TAXATION resulting
from the world war
Bonds of the ne. issue proposed ny
Mr.. Eache would :un fur fifty N"2fN'
They would bear :; scale 81 Interest
iL:rS starting At S'N per cent Tor 'h'
::-st five years. -: per cont tor the
second five years. IL" per cent tho
;i!rd p,r,od 81 five years and r"rma-
Nm: rate ~ 81" pr cent per annum
thereafter uutl maturity
Eachc declared 'hHt Nirh An iSSU"
would servr tn hr'n+ Lib, C,y bonds
hack TO par. WIFI" AZ tn" same TIN"
permitting retirement &C. Two percent
~ the outstanding Liberty bonds cHc"
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1sarRoBt COIUHy NJ NV1"H'
"hn ,aru"S: colony 'nSN'''"d was A.
Eniau. WL"r" thor" ~" :w0 camps ~ -
,rr;s. hrusiuE - mon. % wo71"" and =
.tr.u The second largest = a Lick
crock about three mrs from W:H'7H'-
vnn. wno-e th~rA arc no CAMPS also
T..r,y :.n,s house - NON. - w"n""
and 81 children. The Love- lie" '-e"N
car1p was declared tn be wet. unken'
and as 4 wAoie IN very unsanitary con-
alt!on" The coionists there. II waR
stated. made out fairly we'll during
warm Weather but II would II" !THrosHi
bio for them to remain th"r" during Jan
nary, February. March ana ARR"
.: In" %61 PERSONS n In" camps. ne"
vera Foreigners and. ., negroes.
Many OF tho. ll6 fonts were used 30.