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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
JINGLE SAM WANTS EXPLANATION
OF BRITISH DIPLOMAT BREACH

Washington. Dec. 3s.-official cogni-
zar,ce was taken to-day by the state de-
partpent OF the action of the British
embassy In writing directly to Chairman
Kellogg OF the senate committee tnvesti-
eating cable communications. denying
testimony OF witnesses that the British
authorities imposed a censorship on ca
BILE messages coming TO the united
States from Great Britain.
AZ the departments request. Senator
Kellogg sent TO Acting Secretary Davis
q COPY OF the embassy's letter together
with q transcript OF the testimony or
officials OF American cable companies
that @ censorship was Imposed. MT.
Davis, who returned TO his office late
to-day after an absence OF several days
on account OF Illness, conferred with
Assistant Secretary Merle-Smith. IN
charge OF western European affairs and
solicitor Fred Nelson. At that time,
however. the letter from Senator keI-
loSs had not reached the department.
Officials declined to discuss the incl
dent, but Il was indicated that the EN-
bassY would be asked for an explanation
OF what was regarded as breach OF
diplomatic courtesy. A similar course
vSs followed recently when DR.. Julio
Bianch!. the Guatemalean minister. took
I'D directly with Senator Moses. Of New
fIampshire. a discussion OK the senator's
resolution asking the state department
for information concerning the detention
OF former President Cabrera by the pres
ent authorities in Guatemala.
It WAS made clear. however. that tho
two incidents were not regarded r.
within tho same category, as one deal
with contemplated action by the leG!s-
lative branch Of the government. where
as the other had only to do with an ef'
Fort TO correct what was regarded by the
embassy as erroneous information which
had been given TO n senate committee IN
the course OF hearing.
Officials also indicated that their be
lief that there was some reasonable eH-
PLANTATION Of tho embaSsy's action II
dealing directly with Senator Kellogg
instead OF through tho state department.
rs Is the usually accepted procedure.
While this incident was under con-
sideration by department officials an
nouncernent was made that the incident
Of the call Of Or. B!anchi on Senator
Moses had been closed. in view OF the
minister's explanation and apology"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
OPPOSITION TO MATERNITY
LE6ISLATIoN NOW HEARD

Washington, Dec. 23.--Opposition -
the Sheppard-Towner maternity and In.
fancy bill. which proposes federal aid
in cooperation with the states for moth
ers and infants in homes and hospitals,
was heard today, by the house Inter-
state commerce committee.
r. &. Anderson Of New York, repro
senting tho Citizens Medical Reference
bureau. which opposes compulsory med
icnc, declared tho measure would be
used TO promote preJudiced and mis-
leading propaganda" and that II would
be an entering wedge for large appro-
pr!ations for the employment OF phys!-
clans TO advise and treat the public.
Mrs. Sophie Kenyon OF the American
Medical Liberty lee gue and Samuel SAL
onion. representing the New York anti
Viviscction society. and tho Washington
Society for Humane Regulation Of F!vi-
section, also spoke against them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
Nat Goodwin's FianCee
Given Court Decision

New York. Dec. 23-Miss Georgia L.
Gardner, who was engaged to become
the sixth wife of Nat Goodwin. actor. Is
the rightful owner OF the contents OF
the apartment which belonged 10 Good
win at the himc of Ms death. This de-
cis!on was handed down today by sur
rogate Conalap, who at the same time
ruled that Nathaniel c. Goodwin, OF
Boston, the actors father. as admins
traitor OF his sons estate, must file an
accounting for 4 judgment OF *l6'3f
collected by the actor and turned over
TO tho father before his death.
The decisions were made upon OBJ
ject!ons filed by Klaw and Eranger,
theatrical producers, who sought 10 col
lect a claim Of Sl1 900 against the estate
the actor gave Miss Gardner his per-
sonal belongings in appreciation OF her
Testimony was introduced TO show the.
kindness TO him during his last Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
COOPERATIVE MARKETING OF
xHNTuCY TOBACCO COMES

Lexington, KY, Dec 23.-Plans for \
cooperative marketing company were
approved at conference OF central Ken
lucky tobacco growers hero today. \
resolution protesting against the pro-
posal Of the secretary OF the treasury
that the tax on manufactured tobacco
be increased six cents pound also was
adopted.
The marketing company plan, which
will be finally passed upon by the exec
utiSo committee OF the organization.
follows closely the cooperative plan Of
the Southern California Fruit Growers
according 10 John II. Newman. president
Of the Burley Tobacco Growers associa-
ton.
The plan was formulated by directors
Of the Burnley Tobacco Growers associ-
alton. bankers. warehouse mon. farmers
and rc-dryers OF tobacco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
Will PROBE CHARGESOF us.
OFFICIALS TAKING COAL PROFITS

Washington, Dec. 23.-Senate investi-
CATION of the coal industry was suspend
ed, today until next Wednesday, put
sharp criticism OF the National CoaA
association and government departments
came up on the senate floor, when Sen.
ator Calder OF New York. chairman CT
the investigating committee, brought
recent disclosures into debate. the
New York senator gave notice that the
committee, would proceed next to clear
up charges by George II. Gushing. man.
aging director OF the American whole
sale Cool association. that government
officials had personally participated IN
coal profits during the period OF snort
age last fall.
Senator Calder, speaking or the sem
ate floor, said the war department had
enabled coal men to make ls,ooo, 600 9ln
profits by buying two million tons OF
coal during tho strinEenoy. and reported
that u. w. Wentz, president OF the Ma
tional Coal association took $4,000 IN
commissions for purchasing part OF
the quantity.
senator Pomerene (Dem.) Ohio. de-
manded that the committee refer tnn
matter to tho department of justice IL
IT found that Colonel Wentz sold coal
mined by himself for $3.50 q ton. while
the government paid 3l1.bO for its quo
Ia. Senator Edge (Rep) New Jersey
said that In fairness to the association.
the senate should note that he advised
the war department against making the
purchases, and did not sell the govern
ment his own coal.
Senators Pomerenc and Kenyon (Rep)
Iowa, exchanged remarks as TO common
honesty" involved In coal dealings.
while Senator Calder charged that the
coal association had Influenced the In
terstate Commerce commission, manipu-
lated geographical survey figures on
coal production, and collected 100000
from It's members to maintain for three
vears the organization, the activities or
which he criticized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
G. 0. P. ENROLMENT
LEADS IN new YORK

Now York, Dec. o3.--Republican party
enrolment IN Creator New York in 1920
passed tho Democratic. it was disclosed
in figures made public here today by the
board Of electors. A gain OF 2SO.637 en-
rolled Republican voters since 1919
brought the party's 1920 enrolment for
the flvo boroushs TO 643,630, while loss
OF 1890 gave the Democrats total OF
5G5.967.
Tho Socialists gained 3.a17 voters,
bringing their total enrolment TO 57,SSS
and the Prohibition party lost 633 vot-
ers, making the 1920 enrolment 5.30S.
The total enrolment of all parties In the
Ave boroughs was 1,o37,993, OF whom
7S4,467 were men and 433,526 women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
FEorECrIoN MOVE.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 23.-Rituminous coal
operators OF Western Pennsylvania in
session here today, organized the Coal
Operators Mutual Of Western Pcnnsyl-
vania. which Is designed to insure the
producers against casualty charges I'M
der the workmcn's compensation law
uf the state. Operators who attended
the meeting said tho mutual was the
first ever organized in this country.
Speakers explained that the new or
ganlzation IS an experiment In work.
mems compensation insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
THREE xrLD FOR MURDER

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Three men were
held TO the grand jury on charges OIL
first degree murder today for particle
patton in the attempted robbery OF a
Loop drug store last week. in which a
fourth memer OF the alleged roobcr
gang and a policeman were killed.
The three, william B!ckol. Albert
Franzen and Walker Brownly. were
Identified by n taNlcab driver as conf
pnnions Of Thomas Hearey, the slain
bandit. Heavey was killed in pistol
duel with Policeman Charles Conlon,
who died later OF his wounds.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24

The students will be given a ten-day
vacation.
The many friends Of Harry Tafr. wen
known barber Of this city who took
suddenly III while At his work at the
barber shop several days ago. will be
glad to learn that he is improving, He
viii be able to be about In few days.
Barber Shops Close
: The barber shops OF this city will re-
main open this evening until O'CLOCK
to Accommodate their patrons. the Shops
will be close The entire day Christmas
Miss Helen Long Will entertain
number OF her friends Mt her homo on
Garfield street this evening With a six
o'clock dinner. Following the serving
OF the dinner. the remainder OF tho eve
ming viii be spent IN social time.
Covers will be laid for twelve.
Getting Along Nicely
Mrs. Mary Dowd. who fell down the
steps OF her home several days ago and
/, was painfully hurt, is getting along
have been serious had It not been Tor
her advanced age.
The business houses Of this city are
expecting 10 be exceptionally busy TINS
evening as the employees OF the National
Tube company, Riverside works and the
b. 4 .. employees received their pays.
AS this is the night before Christmas,
there Is expected 10 be much buying
done. and large amount q money 10
kept busy, the parcel post packages this
year numbering more than FOR some
time.
Plans are progressing nicely for the
next dance to be given by tho mem
bers CT the B. & .. baseball club: Whiie
no dcnnite date has been set for the
affair, II will doubtless be New Years.
McMochsn Briefs
Mrs c. link has returned to her home
at Bethany after Waiting relatives here
for number of days
Paul Prettyman has returned from
Pittsburgh where he has been visiting
several days.
his home for several days, is getting
along nicely.
her home al Wallace after brief visit
!, Mrs. VIM. Gosser continues to get
along nicely after being III for some
Rev. Paul Flanagan has gone to
Clarksburg to visit for number OF
Mrs. chas. Barrntte has returned to
her home at Newark, Ohio. after visit
ing relatives here for several days,
Rev. S. J. Cotton. who has, been Visit,
Ing on Roberts Ridge has returned
Scott Chambers Is able to be out after
beInr III nj his home for q few days.
Miss Hazel Woodburn. who has been
ILL., is able to be out.
Or. Earl Campbell OF New Kensing-
ton. is visiting friends here over Christ
mas. , = ~,
Mrs. Thos. Joyce Of Pittsburgh Is the
guest OF her mother Mrs. Jennie ShTiNer
Miss Martha Springer OF New Ken
s!ngton. IL visiting Miss Thelma Morris
Of Fifth street.
Miss Nellie Bonnet: has returned 10
her homo at Duffy to spend the holidays.
Edgar Lewis. who mas hssn visiting
relatives here. has returned TO his homo
at Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Atweu OF steuoen-
ella. arc visiting Mrs. Anna Boel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fuller and son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
JAPANESE ALARMED OVER
ERUPTION or VOLCANO

Toxic. Dec. 23-Thc continued activ-
ity Of the volcano Asama Is causing
alarm. Violent explosions occurred IN
the crater Wednesday evening. and thu
country for many miles around was
strewn with ashes. Later, after ire
mendous rumblings. q thick column Of
fame and smoke shot skyward, and the
entire crater was blazing furnace.
The towns around the volcano suff-
cred from heavy earthquake shocks and
showers Of ashes. The forests and sew.
eral villages were set on fire. IT was
impossible TO gain access to the fire
zones owing to the lava streams. An
area covering two miles at the foot OF
the mountain Is reported to resemble
sea OF fire. Ono village has been
entirely burned out. IT Is feared that
the loss OF life has been large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
M'MECHEN
watch Party

Mrs. Tucker Morris will entertain the
members OF the lies Bible class OF
the Church of C. her homo on Ninth
street Friday ng with watch
party A dolightIu! times has been pre-
pared by the hostess. and those who at
tend may look forward TO good time.
A delicious luncheon will be served Mt a
late hour. Tho merry crowd Will sing
the new year In and the old one out.
School Closed
Yesterday marked the closing OF the
nrat semester in tho public school and
high school Short programs were rem
dered IN the grades. Santa Claus visited
visited tho school during tho day and
presented each student with a popcorn
bail and candy. At the high school a
Christmas program was given by the
Azulikits and Irving Literary soclties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
PLAN TO CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS AT SEA

New York. Dec. 23.-Twenty-four con-
fessed Russian communists. with the de-
mcanor OF pleasure tourists were aepo!-
tatIon passengers on the steamship I'M
pcrator sailing today for England whsrA
they will be rcshipped on tho second leg
Of their long journey TO Russia
MANY Of them carried toys and other
Christmas presents for relatives IN Rus
STA, One carried a small Christmas tree
10 be lighted at sea for the special benc-
NJ OF the children OF two members OF
the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
PLANNING INDUSTRIAL
COUNCIL FOR WORKERS

Chicago. Dec. cS-The Peoples Gas
and Light Co. one Of the largest public
utility concerns In the country. plans to
establish an industrial democracy"
among it's workers so that The employees
Will have an equal voice with their en-
ployers in deciding questions affecting
them. Il was announced today by Samuel
Insult. president of the company. He
wrote n letter TO every empioye outlln-
Ing the plan. which must first be ap-
proved by the employees. Tho principle
of the plan will consist OF joint councils
in which tho employees will have equal
representation with the employers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24

will. spend Christmas in Moundsvili
with friends.
Mrs. John weIshaupt. Who has -
confined to her home Ill TOT thss n
week, Is improving.
out after being III at her homo fcf 9,
past week.
spending several days mere VIA -
tives. go
Miss Eva Noble continues eefiou
I'll at her home on Marshall streSt. g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
BIa STRIKE TO BE CALLED

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. "a general
strike in the clothing industry in Bal
tlmore. affecting about 60o0 workers,
will be called TO begin January l. Hy-
man Blumberg. local business agent OF
the AmalEamated Clothing Workers
union. said today. This. be said. Will
be the counter offensive OF tho union
against the spread OF employers lock
out" in New York to this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
FIVE HURT IN RIOT
OVER CUT IN WAGES

Racine. Wis. Dec 23.-Supt. W. J.
Edwards. Of tho J. 7. Case pillow works.
was seriously Injured when lie was
struck on the head with n wrench during
rot 81 employees which followed the
announcement OF a wage reduction yes
terday. Four others also were hurt.
Joseph and John Gursky. father and son,
were arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
SEEK MCCORMICK

Berlin. Dec. Ex-senator Medill Nc
Cormick was much sought after on hia
arrival hero yesterday from Warsaw.
German officials insisted on regarding
him as the unofficial representative OF
Prcsident-elect Harding. and a number
OF conferences were arranged. An effort
was made 70 have the Senator dine with
President Ebert and Forcisn Minister
Won Simon, as we'll as with diplomatic
representatives,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
= GIVEN xraRr YEARS.

st Louis, Mo. Dee. 2%.--Ernst Miller,
alias Jew BsrEadane. who police say
admits having been arrested as times
IN the last soven years. today was sem
fenced 70 eight years in the pen by
Federal Judge Faris on n charge OF
completely In an interstate shipments
theft last May,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
MY LADY'S
MONEY

small In that Il was called pin money
caused her little Year OF loss
need Of taught lady its value
thought OF by which sho could earn
OF these yesterday closed to her.
but free today to her daughters
lady's daughters n and save It,
strong places like tn. Buckeye Savings Loan Com
pany Of Bellaire. their savings welcome and safe
Many owned by
They Will more house they the safe and
OF The Buckeye where their savings no matter how
small the interest which good mortgages earn
TILE BUCKEYE
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
% IDLE HENS NOW
LAY u EGGS ADJ

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-25
Eagle Theatre

Sunday-William Russell in Six Feet Four" Americas Famous Spe- cial. Jewell Animal Comedy, The Lion Special"
 Monday-Viola Dana in "The Mi crobe," Metro Classr;. uaumont's Express News. Lyons and Moran in All Bound Round.
 Tuesday-Corinne Griffith in ''Hu- man Collateral a 1920 Vitagraph. Fox World News. Hall Room Boys Comedy, "The Chicken Hunters"
 dnesday-Dolores Cassinelli and F. K Lincoln in The unnnown Love-" a Perrt Feature. Current Events. Big V Comedy, Switches and Sweeties.
 Thursday-H. B. Warner In TOT a Woman's Honor, a Robertson-Cole Special. L-Ko Comedy All Jazzed Up" Gaumont's Express Graphic.
 Friday-Mae Murray in What Am i Bid?" a Jewel Special. International News Strand Comedy, "Bettys Back Again
 Saturday-Pauline Fredericks in The Love of Lefty, a Goldwyn Fea ture. Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody Gets Her Man, Bray's Picto graph.
 Sunday and Monday-Nazimova in Out of the Fog" a screen classic Jewell Animal Comedy, "A Lucky Dogs Day"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-25
XFEET FOUR
 IS SUPERF|LM

Six Feet Four more than lives up to all the good things that we have heard about it during the six months it has been in preparation at the American Finn Company's studios in Santa Barbara. It's a special super feature in six big reels, and it gives abundant proof of the painstalling care that was bestowed npon every detail of its production. It is based upon the stirring novel by Jackson Gregory, one of the best sellers" of the day.
 In addition to William Russell, the star, and Vola Vale. his attractive leading lady, there is a splendid cast, boasting such familiar figures of the silversheet as Harvey Clark, Charles K. French, Charles Burton, Jack Collins. Al Garcia, Jack Brammall, Cal vert Carter, Perry Banks, John GouGh and Anne Schaffer.
 Six Feet Four" will continue to be shown at the Eagle Theatre today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-25
Eagle Theatre to
 Show a Series of
 Film Masterpieces

Following their known policy oi booking only the biggest and latest first run pictures the firm of Wright and Evans operating i;fe Eagle and Central theatres have contracted for the Paramount-Artcraft Specials for the entertainment of their patrons This booking gives to the picture fans of the Warren district the pleasure of seeing all the latest first run pictures now being shown at the Grauman's and California theatres, which are the largest theatres in Los Angeles, and show cnly the greatest masterpieces of the screen.
 The coming entertainments in clude Rex each's Girl from the Out side" and "The Vengeance of Du- randi" Douglas Fairbanks in 'Knick- erbocker Buckaroo;" Wallace Reid in "The Valley of the Giants;" Geraldine Farrar in "The World and It's SWom- en-" Nazomova in Out of the Fog, and "Nearer Than Death" Griffith 5 "Scarlet Days" Tourneur's The Lifeline;" Mclean and May in ''231a Hours Leave;" Stroheim's Blind Husband; Dorothy Phillips in Paid in Advance;" Chas. Ray in The Egg Crate Wallop;" Ince's Behind the Door" Margaret Clark in "A Widow by Proxy" Billy Burk in The Mis- leading Widow" William S. Hart in "John Petticoats;" Dorothy Dalton in ''The Market of Souls;" Robert War wich in "Told in the Hills;" Elsie Ferguson in The Wls1ess for the De fense," and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-25
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Lyric Theatre

Sundsy-Norma Talmadge in "The New Moon" Pathe News. Comedy, Louise Fazenda, Chester Conklin and Myrtle Lind in ''The Village Chest nut"
 Monday-Mabel Normand in Sis Hopkins" Ford No 169 Silent Mys- tery No. 3. Comedy Billy West in Mustered Ou:."
 Tuesday-Francis Ford in "The Craving" Pathe News No. ?. Elmo, the Mighty No. s. Ethel Lynne and Jay BelGsco in Hard Luck
 Wednesday-J Barney Sherry and and Mary Mersch in Who Killed Walton?" Liberator No. 9. Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty Polls the Villain" !"
 Thursday-Kay Laurel in "The Brands Al Jennings in "Fate's Dou- ble Cross" a western play. Prizma, "The Eden Of the Pacific" Comedy, George Oyey and Lillian Biron in His Fatal Bite"
 Friday-Marion Davies in "Getting Mary Married" Pathe Review No. 26. Slim Summerville in "A Winning Punch"
 Saturday-Kitty Gordon in "The Scar Smashing Barriers No. G. Snub Pollard in Hard Life"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-25
HIGH CLASS FILM.

Getting Mary Married" Marion Davies latest Select Picture, which can be seen on Friday at the Lyric Theatre, is a high class comedy. It is the story of Mary, the step daugh- ter of the ltra-aristocratic John Bus sard, who in his will makes provis- ion that in order to inherit his for tune, she must live for one year with the Bussards of Boston. How Mary stands her ground and captures the catch of the season despite the trials and tribulations caused her by the Bussards, who try to rid themselves of Mary and thus acquire the legacy themselves, is very amusingly told in this deligtful picture.