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The New York herald., 1921-10-31
WOMEN BEGIN WAR
ON VALUATION PLAN
Consumers Committee Insists
Fordney Proposal Would
Increase All Prices.
GIVES SPECIMEN ITEMS
Even Holy Water Fonts Are
Included in Tariff Bill That
Boosts Costs.

new organization of influential
women to be known as the Consumers
Committee Opposed to the American
Valuation Plan in the Fordney Tariff
has been formed to carry on propaganda
against the American valuation feature
of the Fordney bill. The chief objection,
as in the case OF the National Council
OF Importers and Traders and the vari-
Gus retail organizations formed to fight
the principle Of estimating import duties
on domestic selling prices, Is that of
increased costs to the consumer.
The committee. of which Mrs. Henry
Moskowitz 147 West Ninety-fourth
street, is secretary, has. among its men,
bers Mrs. Gordon Auchincloss. Mrs.
Harmon s. August, Mrs. Henry S. Coffin,
Mrs. Abram l. Elkus. Dean Virginia
Gildersleeve, Mrs. William II. Good.
Mrs. Learned Hand. Mrs. William
Henry Hays. Mrs. Raymond v. Inger-
soil. Mrs. Pierre Jay, Mrs. Helen Hart
ley Jenkins. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw,
Miss Florina Laslzer. Miss Florence M.
Marshall, Mrs. William Fellowes Nor
gan. Mrs. George Haven Putnam, Mrs.
Allen Appleton Robbins, Mrs. H. p. Rus
sell, Mrs. Arthur III. Scribner. Mrs. AL
fred Z. Smith. Miss Ethel Stebbins, Mrs.
Jesse Isidor Straus. Mrs. Joseph r.
Swan. Mrs. c. e. Tiffany, Mrs. Gertrude
N. Van Nance. Mrs. w. H. Wadhams,
Mrs. Frederick H. Within.
Comp risons of Costs.
In an initial statement yesterday the
committee made public comparative
list OF current prices Of commonly i'm
ported commodities showing the advance
the committee says would follow to the
consumer in the event Of the application
of the American valuation principle. The
LIST includes
The New York herald., 1921-10-31
COMPLAINTS WILL BE HEARD.
Community Councils Parliament
Z TO Meet Tomorrow Might.

The complaints of residents OF VIM
field, Corona, Elmhurst and other towns
in that part OF the city regarding the
nuisance caused by the burning Of gar
bage on the Corona meadows will be
heard tomorrow night at meeting of
the City Parliament OF the Community
Councils in the Aldermanic Chamber Of
the City Hall
A statement sent out yesterday by the
organization said tho smoke from the
refuse was worse than tear gas and de-
mafdod that the Brooklyn Ash Removal
Company be compelled to better condi-
tions on the dump.
The New York herald., 1921-10-31
HEALTH BILL ron MARRIAGES

MADRID, Oct. So.--Persons Intending
TO marry IN Spain would be compelled to
produce q medical certificate showing the
wouId-be husband and. wife are In good
health. under bin which will soon be
introduced in Parliament by the Minister
of the Interior. says the newspaper Cor
respondencta Espana.
The New York herald., 1921-10-31
Stuttgart Has Put Tax
On Midnight Revellers

Special Gable 10 Tnn New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by The New YoRK HHkALp.
New York Herald Bareau.
Berlin. Oct. 80.
\ I1DNIGHT roisterers and
M jewellers in Stuttgart can
have the patriotic satisfac-
ton of helping TO fill the city's
treasury The City Council has
approved new tax on those at
tending night resorts, visitors be-
ing required TO pay five marks for
the first hour, eight marks for the
second hour and ten marks for the
third hour.
The Independent Socialists. evil
IDENTIFY not expecting any members
Of their party TO be affected by the
measure, tried to have the ordi-
nance amended so as to make the
cost 800 marks for the first hour,
1000 marks for the second hour
and 1900 marks for the next two
hours.
The New York herald., 1921-10-31

1t is the intention of the committee
to organize branch committees in va
rious sections OF the country and thus
mobilize feminine sentiment against this
feature Of the Fordney tariff. The COM
mittee members charge that the MEN,
bers OF the Ways and Means Committee,
responsible for the American valuation
idea, have yielded to the influence Of
small groups of powerful manufacturers
who win benefit at the expense of the.
public. Any legislation that tends to-
ward increased prices is unfortunate at
this time, the committee declares, be-
cause of the necessity Of price reduc-
tlons in order to bring about restora-
ton of normal business conditions.
The New York herald., 1921-10-31
PORTUGUESE MISSION STARTS.

LISBON, Oct. 3o.-Capt. vasconcellos,
who has been designated by the gov
ernment OF Premier Coelho. together
with Minister de Alte, to represent Port
ugal at the Washington conference,
started to-day for the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-10-31
cARUso,s BROTHER ON WAY.

ROME, Oct. 30.--Giovanni, brother of
the late Enrico Caruso, has sailed for
America on board the Dante Alighieri.
He was accompanied by an attorney and
will undertake the settlement of the
singers will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Text Of tho Resolutions

Chicago. Oct 2l--The text OF the
resolution adopted late Today by Rail-
road Labor board calling the railroads
and brotherhood chiefs TO q conference
in Chicago. Wednesday. October IS. Is
as follows:
whereas II has come 10 the knoHl-
edge Of the United States Railroad La
Dor board tha: a dispute exists be-
tween tho following carriers and the
following organization Of their en-
ployes:
rAll railroads named in the wage
reduction OF Iuly I. embracing prac'
ideally every line in the country, are
listed here. and in addition the names
Of The Big Four br:therhuods and the
Switchmens untOnl.
Whereas. Information has come -
this board aat conference WAS he.t
in Chicago. On the !ith day Q, October.
1921. between certain OF the executives
~ said carriers and certain executives
II said organizations ~ 'he!r employees
relative 70 r" matters N dispute. a,
which conference no agreement was
reached: and.
Whereas. Immediately following said
conference. Il vas announced through
the public press. tia: the executives OF
the said organizations "f railway EN-
pinyes had issued and sent out 10 men,
hers thereof :he orders or written Az
thority to STRIFE. and that strik" vote
had been taken m the Lines or the car
r:ers mentioned: ard.
whereas. tie hoard's information Ia
- the effect that said strike is threat
aned OF twn grounds First; N "7posi-
a. ba nr,
No ~ ~ This board. and second, on &C.
coun: o. an unsettled d.sNut" h"'A as
- wages and working conditions. be Il
therefore
"Rcsclvcd. b. the United States Rail-
road Labor hoard:
First. insofar as sad threatened
strike IS IN opposition % and viola
ton ~ Decision No. IA Of this board.
the above named labrr organizations
and each o; SAID carriers he and are
hereby cited to appear before this hoard
for hearing as 10 the question "t wheth-
or or not they have Violated or are vio-
lating Decision No. Ia, and.
Second ;l.ar insofar AS said threat
eNr! s.r:ne Is me result - n dispute
te;weca sad carriers and their said or
Ian!za'ioNS = employees concerning
wages ana rules and rrking conditions.
this hoard hereby assumes jurisdiction
~ sad d:spu'" IN the statutory ground
that i IS likely substantially to inter-
rupt commerce. and said carriers and
said organizations o: employees are here
nv cited - appear before this board at
Chicago. LIMOS. for n hearing OF said
d!s7Gte
The hearing on both OF the !oreEo-
Ing matters IS sc; for Wednesday, Octo-
her IS, l02i at ten A. NJ.
Re /, further resolved that the score
tary Of the board notify each Of said
carriers and its said organizations OF
employees both by wire and by mail, OF
Tire data OF said hearing and furnish
each OF them with cory az this resoiu-
ton.
BE i resolved. that both Parties 70
SAID dispute are hereby directed TO
maintain the status QUO on the proper
Ties nf said carriers until said hearing
and decision"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Demonstrations for
the Convicted Pair

Paris, Oct. ol.-Demonstrations for
next sunday az the American consula.cs
throughout the French provinces CON
tlnue 70 be planned by Communists as
form OF protest against the conv'c-
ton Of the Italians Sacco and Nanzetti.
In Massac husetts last summer.
II was openly announced today that
the Nantes Communists will hold
manifestation before the American con-
sllate there. Similar displays were an
nounced for Lille. Bordeaux. Marseilles.
St. Nazaire. Lyons and at other places
wherever the American government Is
represented.
The demonstration which. according
70 police informa ton. was set FOR 4
o'clock this afternoon IN front OF the
American embassy here. did not de-
velop. There was little apparent show
Of force by tho police around the en-
bassy. but nearly every civilian stroll
ing around Place d'Iena In front Of
the embassy and in stores Of that neigh
horhood. as we'll as MANY Visitors in
the embassy itself. proved to be plain
clothes detectives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
10Th 6idea PreparinR.

New York. uct. :l.---New York rul IN
another day preparing 70. the threat
ennd rail strike.
Railroad Officials were Arm In 'hclf
contention thai. strike o. no s;ri"c'
trains would run. while labor leaders
we're equally as positive IN their Celia
ration that scarcely wheel would turn.
Executives were quietly taking a poll
Of employees 10 determine how many
MN intended obeying the strike order
and the Delaware, Lackawanna x West
ern circulated copies Of Il announce :
ment that tho company would dupAca'e
Union Insurance protection which might
be forfeited by employees falling 10 cSm
ply with the strike mandate. At the OF
Aces OF other lines II was !ntimated mat
action similar To the LaCka"anha y
might he taken later. Officials or INC
New York Central. Pennsylvania ana
New York. New Haven and Hartford
said they would hold up consideration
Of offerings assurances 10 employees un-
I'll convinced that the st5ik" vas IN
evttable
II also was a day for work for union
leaders. among whom the strike cfoe?
has been promulgated.
" T. Orr. special organizer ~ the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Enc nee-s'
scotted at the suggestion that 'rc strike
might i've called of
Anyone who thinks or orcan!zai'n
Is blutflng Is dae for i big surprise
MI Orr declared lie said the raitrQad
workers were n heart! accord vain
the chiefs in Cleveland. and would Walk
out a. the appointed time.
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CAN SUMMON
GARY IN v. Va.
| MINING PROBE

Washington. Oct. Ex-senator Ken
yon, Republican, Iowa, chairman Of
the senate labor committee invsstgst-
Ing West Virginia coal mining disor-
srs, today advised counsel for the
United A6tne workers that tho COM
natttss would not summon Judge .. II.
Gary, chairman Of trs board OF the
United States steel Corporation. un-
less evidence should be presented eon-
Meeting Judge Gerry directly with The
West Virginia controversy.
The committee, however, advised
Tr1nf r. walsh, counsel for the mine
workers. that they could, themselves,
have Judge Gary appear as one Of
their own witnesses next Monday,
whom the hearings arS 20 be resumed
here.
Senator Kenyon agreed TO call IT.
tornsy General England Of West Vir-
rtntA, whose statement tho committee
Soor partially when tt visited VII
hanson recently, and also several
other wttnsse esporsrtSd by the m1ns
workers' organization.
The union Representatives, Will have
tho nrst two days O. the hsartnSS for
their witnesses, who include Samuel
Unterryer ana vice President Murray
Of the national union Operators wit
nessss will occupy the next two days
tho committee intending TO end tho
hearing next weeG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

stricken from the petitions have ths
r!gh; 70 have tina, done either by call
Ing AZ his office IN person Or by witt
ing letter TO the clerk. within tho
;!me during wi!icn he holds and exam
ines the petitions. CITY Solicitor OBrieh
advised DR.. Lane tnat one voter IN
family Cannot have the names or any
other member q his family stricken
from the petition. but shat each voter
WI" wishes TO ne erased from the peu-
lion must either call in person or write
lis "r her uWn letter 10 the clerk. ask
ing tina; his or her name be removed.
Attorneys representing City Manager
CraSo in the four suits flied yesterday
are J. NJ. RE-, O'Brien. O'Brten & Cole
man. ara J. Bernard Han1!an.
That portion Of the city manager re-
cal petition upon which the damage
suits for alleged libel are brought by
Mr.. Crago. as announced for publica-
ton last sunday morning. follows:
- And thess petitioners state.
from common report, supported by tho
findings Of The OHIO county grand Jury
on September %. 1921. as the grounds
for which the removal OF the said H. T..
Crago as city manager is sought. that
the said II. =. CraGo knowingly par
ticipated in Illegal and fraudulent acts
Il, and in connection with the city cleo
tIon which was held in said city on the
c6th day Of May. 1921. and that he
knowingly and Intentionally benettte4
BY the results Of such fraudulent acts
Of himself or others and b. the Illegal
use Of ard counting Of illegal and
fraudulent ballots in said election"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

tie fling Il the recall petit!ons~ Mt.
u" foregoing assertion.
"Ahsv!ui"ly no." lie sad. Mr..
rieo:g" H. l.: GIlchrist's interview in
tie Register his morning not only !s
r"ratnsi.ai. huc absolutely without
Foundation. It scnns 20 ne that n MAI
VINO. hy MS own settlement. shows that
h" was not interested IN the public
affairs .r"..GI 10 80 oct and vote in ;ho
city t.""t,"n. ought 10 keep quiet at
this time"
Attorney John j. Coniff. who APP
pearcl N rhe trial Of Fire Chief a.
Burlcy 'rHoml.srn or i charge OF help
!ns u ptrpc,ra:c IN election fraud. in
criminal court tie frs; half Of the
month. yesterday prepared the follow
ing letter concerning the possibility of
abel suits against circulators and sign
e-s Of the recall petition. which was
given out from the office o: Mr.. Noyes
yesterday:
i" the Public:
have read the statement OF Mr..
Geo. r. z. G!lchrist n this mornings
Register with reference TO the liability
Of persons who may sign the petitions
Mr. Craro. am surprised at Mr.. Gil
chris''s statement OF the law. I assure
The pubic that Mr.. GiIchrIst Is mistaken
in his statement that any signer OF
these petitions subjects himself 70 liza
billy for libel. Persons signing these
petitions are not So Liable. bu: are ABB
solutc.y protected by the law. I fee!
so sure Of the correctness Of this pos
non that here now offer TO defend
free of charge any sicner OF said petit
,ions who may BE- sued for l.hel by re4-
son Of signing them. and I sm author.
.zeI by Attorneys Caldwell & Caldwell.
Ne! son e. Hubbard. James w. Ewing. 7.
6 Riley. John T. Arhcnz and Palmer and
,'url % say that they ais" viii defend
free Of charge any persons who may
te sued for libel for signing said :e"a!l
Eet!tion-. John J. CONlFF.
Wheeling O,;. =. 1921.
nr. II t. Lane. the city clerk, late
Yesterday tod TIE Ia:e:!!gencer thai
during the Gav he had rcr"i' cd "a large
number" Of telephone calls from per-
sons Nh" asked that ihe:r names he
removed from a." recall. petitions. Tine
clerk stated tina: he informed callers
that III" rr:.t!Cns ar not as yet in his
otr:rn. but that when they have been
fled. tiers wishing their names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
The Rejected Proposals

CHICAGO, Oct. @1.--LaCk OF any pro
vision BY the unions for suspending
the railroad strike called for October
90 made i, impossible To ACCEPT the
, plan offered by the United States rail
road labor board yesterday. il was said
in union circles today.
The board. it was said presented
three proposals 20 the presidents OF
the Big Four brothcrhoods and the
Switchmen's union. They were
THE railroads to make reduc.
ton in freight rates corresponding TO
tho wage reduction O! July !. less such
reductions as have already been made
since that date.
9--The roads to refrain from asking
the United States Railroad Labor
Board for a further wage reduction
unit! the last cut has been translated
into rate reductions.
3-The unions TO suspend or with
draw the strike order
Tho five union organizations ara
willing 20 accept the two. but declared
they made no arrangements for sus'
pending their strike. and any settle
ment must be made before October
30 or the walkout would automatic.
ally become effective.
Cut Would Be Delayed.
The board, II was reported today,
assured tho union leaders that the
railroads could rot get a decision for
months. even II they filed their pro-
posed request for ten per cent. wage
reduction Immediately.
The board IS understood 20 have
pointed out tina, cases nov on the
docket would prevent taking up the
railroads application before next
March. and that the bulk OF testimo-
ny naturally expected in a case Of
such importance probably would stare
off the decision for another six months
making i, highly improbable that the
soats could got an answer before Au.
gust OF september.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
WASHINGTON CLUB
HAS fine PROGRAM

An interesting program was carried
out last evening 10y the Washington
Civic club OF the Washington puhli,
school.
The following program was rendered:
Opening Scng-Chorus. .rleecy Clouds
Rec!:atton-"Erough in Pas Prayer
Opening .......... Rachel k!cerpner
Recitat!or--"Last Review" Henry Fucs
Reading Moses OF tho Colored Race
Observation-Disclosures. AuGley Emery
F1ano Solo---"Go!den Rose '..........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Kathryn OTTO
Eecla;ion-"The Bravest Battle.
................. Gertrude Wager
Duet-Helen Sneider. Margur:,c Gender
"Husy My Bab:'
Accompanist ............ Dorothy RyS'
Reotta OF School
Girl" ................ Pearl Corners
Recstat!on--"He Knew" William Rhodes
Recitatlon--"Love OF Country
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Edgar Gondor
Piano Solo-"LeSend Of a Rase".
Observation-Disclosures. Catherine Stein
Recita ton Somebody Mother" g..
..,............... ErmS Ryan
Reci,ation-"The Little Dutch Gar
den" ............... r.. Zabeth Gates
Reci,a,ion--"Ltfe Sculpture" ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. charles Hoffman
Recita t:"n--"The World : = Rctl"r
World ....... ......... Paul Biery
Recitation-"The Country Cali $500.
Observation-Disclosures. Charles Iasko
Piano So!o-"lL Travatore" .........
Sara HartenSte.n
Rej "A tion-"Seadrift" ............,.
............... Russell NiShtengale
Recita ton-"The Cha mhered Nanti-
Ia. ..... Katherine Greiner
Closing Song-Chorus -. Sailing Long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE

Notice - hereby given that the TIL
mate Bus COM oany has applied TO the
City Counci! Of the CITY OF Wheeling to-
a permit to operate nins 90 passenger
buses.
The proposed route OF said motor
buses will he from the Bridgeport
bridge eastwardly over zare street 70
and over the Suspension bridge 10 lnth
and Main streets: thence southwardly
on Main street to l+th street: thence
east on l4th street 70 Market street:
thence northwardiy on Market street 20
10th street: thence westwardly on 10Th
street TO aud over the Suspension
bridge.
The rates n be charged are Five
Cents t5c) cash or Four and One-Sixth
Cents a 1-6c) IL Six 60 tickets for
Twenty Ave Cents (26c) IS purchased.
The public necessity requires and
demands the proposed service.
4 hearing on said application will he
had before the City Council OF the City
Of Wheeling on the o2nd day OF Novem-
Der. 1921.
THE ULTIMATE Bus co.
oc.22-29-nov.6-i2 BY B. F. Mackey. Mgr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
FALLS FROM AUTO
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Seven Year Old Mozart 10y II In Ohio
valley General Hospital IN
conscious

Jack Reinhean. seven-year- boy ~
Mozart Hi. was probably fatally IN
turrd last evening shorty before six
O'Clock when he fell from running
hoard o: an automobile. said To have
been owned and driven by William Eeish
Mr.. Rc.sh was driving down from Mo-
cart las, even!ng and the Noungs'"r ran
and jumped on the side OF the machine.
Losing his hold. he lad te.i on srik-
Ing his head. He vas rushed 70 tho
Ohio Valley General hospitd! where at
an early hour this morning had not re-
gained consciousness. II IS believed h"
has fractured skull. pr II. Is. Cope
land is attending him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Evidence Of ExtOrtiOn
By Officers Of Law

Chicago Oct. .1.-Eyidence Of extor-
tion. blacxmail and conspiracy to de-
fraud has been obtained against 81 po-
leo magistrates and justices Of the
peace and Is motorcycle speed officers
In outlying towns and townships. De-
putty Sheriff Manuel SULTAN declared to-
day Sultan has been gathering eNi-
derce in connection with complaints ~
motorists of alleged blackmat! ard en-
,o-;!on by county magistrates who or
crate speed traps.
Nearly 1000 witnesses have been
summoned to appear before the Grand
Jury next week. Sultan said. W.T.
nesses have charged that the county ~
Ncers take jewelry. tires. accessories
and other va!ua5les in lieu of bond or
fines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
NEGRO sofs rIoGaED.

De TOT. T"xas. Oct 1.-two negro
hovs we-e taken from tai! az Flot
Point last night and severely flogged
b" a ha nj os unidentified mon.
". J. Miller. editor ot Plot Pom,
pa per. to-day found a notice on HIS door
reading:
"eYs We did Il. This should he q
warning To all loaGers and 'aWh:cakers
This was signed N. X. h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Loyalty Pledged.

Philadelphia. oct - The FennSHl-
yania railroad announced this afternoon
.rnt representatives OF !" NNn clerks OF
tho general managers department Of the
eastern region have presented letter
to GENERA Manager e :. 'rlrk, r,edG-
INK }n,u,'" 81 tie r'rrks in -" event
q STRIKE becomes effective on the sys-
tenn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
Against Compromise

chicago. '1rt. "l.-Tro tr!rdCo AES>-
citation Of commerce. to-day sent " iciH-
cram 20 President iiard'nS. Stating: tIH'
Il believed u "hct;"r :" have ia''
strike now. and the issue settled cor
rertiy. rathe- than I" aCcrrt an; cor
promise or S,critire any principe ina
would postpone settlement ~ t"'7
great question
"Bc:iAvinS rational prosperity do
ponds on reduction Or al frciCh: rSi"I
which cannot be reduced unless ra!.-
road operating costs are lssScnc!. an
action preventing proper r"dur':"n -
transportation costs will prove harm u!
N the entire country. the message
said.
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CONFERENCE
CONTINUED Prom Page one)

TO strike tomorrow. ard tho maintenance
OF way and 'nc frrm"n's un:"nS. ~crr"-
sont.nS 400 moo raj w"rS"rs aHNnunc"d
hero tina; the would toin IN" proposed
walkoLt. October -" Thcs" 'wn groups
are part ~ the eleven unions numbering
thren fourths Of tho railway cmrloN,s.
which had voted 20 strike but had no,
issued a strike call
Besides stepping into the breach be.
tween the carriers ard tho i've unions
which have called a strike--the train
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LADY ASTOR MAY
COME TO FARLEY

london. oct cI.--Lady hsto- Is ser
tolsiy considering whether her domestic
ties and parliamentary duties VII per-
NIT her ~ re IN Washington when ~"
dSarma nrent conference opens u 70
expected she Will make a 10: n.te nm.
noUucer."rt next week