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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
State Trooper Dies
From Wound Received
In Mcdowell Fight

Williamson. ". Va. July c2.-Hleve
Fcrrcl. a trooper Of tn" state police.
died in a hospital at Wclch. West Nir-
Glni:. today. from injuries suffered last
Sunday, In a fight near Mohawk. Me-
D"wcll county. 4 detachment OF state
police was sent from here today to make
an invrstIE cation.
Ferrcll was stationed At War Eagle.
MinEO county. which som" months ago.
was the center Of disturbances incident
20 the coal lockout strike. The author
tiles here said they knew nothing oc
the nature Of his crrand into Mcdowell
county. He reached tho hospital at
WclCh Monday whore an rXarina tinn
showed that his skull vas fractured
and his body bore many bruises. Fer
roll is tho third member of tho stat"
police 10 meet violent death since the
troopers were sent into MinGo.
Charleston. ". Va. July @G.--<'l"Ne
Frrrc!. reported 20 have been ki,'rd in
tho Minro territory was 10; a regular
rncnh"- Of the state police Colone:
IackS"' Arnold, superintendent If pub
lie Sar".y. said tonight Rocords Of the
department. show. Col. Arnold said. that
t'crrNI. Was sworn in as special po-
'iccmar at War Eagle. VIXEN volunteers
under tho governors latest 0r0 lama
;ion vera called for. fc-rc!l recently
applied for regular position on thc
force. Col. Arnold added. but his appi!-
cation VAS rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
FAILURE TO PAY
RENTALS CHARGED
BY SHIPPING BOARD
Other Big Liners Now On the
High Seas to Be Taken
On Arrival In Port

Nea York. July %".--FNyr OF -" arg
est and finest strlmShinS in the United
states r'rrchanr marine. which had
heen chartered TO the United States Nail
Steamship Company. were seized to-
night by representatives 0f tho United
States ,,hipptng Ro2rd because NJ an
alleged violation nf contract.
The seized vessels. all Corm"- German
liners. arc the GH"rG" WashinEio'I
America Su~Qucha ma. President Grant
and Acamcmnon.
Failure co Pay Rentals.
The shipping Rnard representatives.
we're accompanied by United Stat"s At
torney Wil,iam Hayward AMI United
states Marshal Thomas T.. McCarthN
4 rcprrs. ntativs of the shipping Board
md a dcruty Unit"d States marshal we're
left OF each ship.
Failure Of the steamship company TO
pay rentals which in tn" aggregate up
- the time Of the seizures. would
amount u about 5000 oo0 was given as
the principal reason for tn" boards a"-
tom by r:lmcr Sch!rsinEcr. ITS general
counsel.
-Four other vessels as" u~dcr :h'
charter or the United STAT Mai
Steamship Company. which are n"w IN
,ha high Scas. will he taken over l.! the
Shipping Board rs soon ~ 'h"y return
70 American ports. Mr. S"h'"SinS"r
added
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
BILL
PASSES SENATE
Provides for Cooperation Be-
tween States and Federal
Government

Washington. July oo.-Thc Sheppard
hiV providing for cooperation between
the federal government and tho states
ia "prrt"",ion Of maternity and In
fancy" was passed today hy tho Senate
and sent 10 tho House.
Thc vote IN passage was IS 10 ! after
sharp clashcs ! 'u"-n advocates and op-
ponen,s. The former declared the lcCis-
l.tion was Il great humanitarian step.
denying tina: it contemplated intcrfer-
cncc in tho home. tho latter asserted
that II was "Socialistir. Hat"rnalistic
and EolShcviStic."
Three Rcrutlicans Senators. Rorah.
Idaho: Moses. New hampshire. and War
rcr. Wyoming. were Joined ~ four Dem
Gratis. RrouSsa-d. Louisiana: King. Utah
Feed. Missouri. and Watson, Georgia In
opposing the bills passage.
Tho federal cf:!!rcn's bureau would
administer tho act. An effort ny Sena-
tor Moses Republican. New Hampshire.
70 transfer administration To the public
health service was defeated il to 9.
Senator Feed declared that spin
stCrs'' in the children'S bureau. would
"diciatc- 70 American mothers. and Of
rcr"d an aniondment to change the title
:" ''u h'1l organize 4 board of sptns'ers
- iracN mothers how to rats" babies.
The amendment was rejected. amid
broad smiles. without a roll call.
Senator Kenyon. Rcpuhlican. Iowa In
charge Of tho bill. dcplored sarcastic re-
rcrcncrs :" "SpinSicr" management,
while Senator Sheppard. Democrat. Tex
as. author OF the mcasurc. declared thcre
would h., NO compulSion in tho activities
nr federal agents and No invasion Of
the home"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
$60,OOO,OOO
Is Involved.
U. S. Steel Corporation
Holding Back Great
Sum Pending Final De-
cision By Government

New York. July oc.-The govern
ments claim to approximately $4,000
ono in income taxes from the United
States Steel Corporation is being dis
putcd. 1t was announced today By
Chairman F1hert II. Gary. Of the cor
poration. This amount Is equal TO
s1l.s0 a share on the 5.os3,os5 shares
Of common stock.
I'm making our income tax returns
to the government in 1917 and 1918.
said Mr.. Gary. we raised questions
concerning Items involving approx
matrly sixty million dollars OF taxes.
Believing these were not taxable. We
claimed crcdi. for them in our returns
Recently the government repre-
scntativcs have been discussing with US
the question relating TO these Items
They have not been decided. We hayS
no way of determining when a decision
will be reached"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
MAJOR CAMPBELL BECO MES WR0THy
WHEN DENYING GETTING BERGD0LL CASH

If Lexington. VINO was asked 10 como
here at once.
Tn. rhIJ"r assorted that a fright
far injustice had been done him h!
tn" c"mmittr" IN permitting Mrs. Berg
doll and = rcrr"S. riatire Of tho brokers
10 testify when ne was not present.
There were moments when the major
was unable T. control his feelings when
referring 70 his wife and his old father
and ~" banged til" table IN anger as
he d"rVuucri what Ac said was tho
at;s.ur: of the R"rSdo!.s 20 b'ackcn his
nam. A. military counsel for tho
slLrk-7 nc never received dollar, he
declared The only thing that they ever
eay" him. hc said. were three little
carMhrir handkcrchicfs. bought at
sod d."rs' fair ~ The !s.and. a. trinkets
rrr hS babies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
sEAKcHINa roR NEGRO

Shepherds ;owr. W. Va. IU..' g Auth
uric:"s OF Jefferson and ii,rkcicy coun-
t:rs assisted by state po,irc and posses
- armed citizens today were searching
for Monroe :. 'ray6hn. negro. charged
With rrim.uailr ass.IultinE girl near
kcr hem" At Mart!uSburg. July :.
stat, police IL was reported. had sent
>" ratrm"nt for b!o"dhounds TO assist in
tho search. y reward Of Ilno has been
offered by berkeley IoGMty authorities
Tor Tn" arrest of the negro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23

- AZ" IT,, c@--Or: c.nai Cnpjs, Of
20 u"'rd iu-: .naf"sS.nas 4, Which
F;.I.. t'rrnir". Joe jackson and -: I'D"
N'.laHS Wit" Soy players. ic"tarCh n
The haG o. on 1ati ron, ne thousand
:. - Thousand dollars I" throw games
In :nr i0l9 "n".I series and tho state
nrRte ths: signed wair:7E immunity
are missing II bccam" kr"1a today
whsr n" sta;o hogan !ts fight 10 nitro
ducr tnr roateSSruns as evidence N tho
- srhlN tT.ai
TIC ANNOUNCEMENT ~ TIC rs \ d-auat;"
sensation r"a- the md % t0day's scs-
sion ~ rou-' wien thc state placed
Ifa-''ry Ecr'oTlc! torr0c- assistant
states attorney. vino directed rho first
grand Jury iNi "s,i cation ~ to baseball
ga 1da.. On trr sta nd and revealed that
., would have 70 depend IN carbon
rrp.rs - 40 ronfsIS:o~S and on tho
,os'i--,77, "' -Hn uho ncl~d them and
who a-r said - pa soon tho immunity
waivers siEr-', Tho defense plans 70
'rvclur's-i".
Second Loss Of Papers
l1dr> HlEo Fr;"nd scrt nc Ju-' ir0w
80 ,~ur:r"om AMI Will hca- ~ ~ ~"
,..,l"1rc in -" matter hrforH deciding
= :. e admissible /, W dc"ih~. T. -.
=. YlIl h,r~ - h~ repeated h"tnrr ~"
Iu-"
Ta's < -. e~..o0d loss - aapcr- -
he has~ha'l case. copies - N" grand
ju-" tNs,la a,"r~ MavInC heer made and
offered fnr "a" 4 Chicago soma time
aEN
Previous - beginning N" fight over
the confessions. :hn stat" introduced
testimony naming Carl Iork. oc 81.
Louis now - TIA, as an in&t!Sa,or ot
'ae al,cEci s-.'-ou:. and BrH and Louis
Low. ~ Kchna1n. Ind. a. BET plac"rs for
Atsr .t''",. during the series
Ge3loEl~ ,c<t:h~d tha; ne confessions
were made voluntarily. that nc saw N"
!rnrfan.ty waivers signed md tha: n"
on~. TO his kanG :"dE". promised !mnu-
n:tv 20 arv Of ~" mon n" Said IudE~
Macdonald sad something - Williams
aFtrr n" "nrf"~slOr ah0u' 4 rial court
r-"hah'y taxing into cor''d"~atior en-"
"a; tNa' ~ rad vo,ur'ar'i, confessed
= r. Cas- II. q, rN~trn''. 'i~ot'-S g at
tnrn~v. r-n-S-"JA7 7''N"t ErN'rg." hu' 80
latte d!t 49, - ~ "a "h.tnE" n"
"-trtra' teE'-o-:.
" kepl>gle r'r b n - stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
SENATE HEARINGS ON
TARIFF BILL TO BEGIN

washington. July @2--0pcn hearings
on IN" FordnNy tariff hill will start be-
fore the S"nat" finance committee Mon
day, Chairman FcnroSr announced 90
d1r lTc SAID Il was hoped 10 conclud"
Them ~ TWO weeks and report the bill
a month from tho time It passed the
hr9>" Yesterday
Th.. first suhjcc: 20 nc considered in
'hr hearings VII hc the American valu-
atirn policy. Monday and Tuesday Will
10 DEVOTED % that. after which the dye
mh.rco. stricken ont by the house. WIN
H.. i.tkcu up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
COAL MEN AT DEER PARK

Fa:rmont. ". Va. July ga deie-
CATION of scventy-hvc coal operators or
This region arc ~ Deer Park. Maryland.
today ,:ren,inr a meeting If the North
ON Yves; Virginia COS! Operators aSSo-
r!l;ion. !. n Callahan. "f Washington.
.ra:fic manager "f III" National Coal as
,,r.at:on. addressed tho session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
TRAIN HELD Up
IN ARKANSAS

Memphis. Tenn. July 80. -Iohh"rS
he'd NJ tn" Missouri FaCifl" passenger
train No. %nl. running between Mem ph'S
and s.. Louis. near N1ndalc Ark. late
Tonight. forcing the express messenger
"a throw out III" Sa:" containing; money
packages and also r"bh!nC the maj! car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Father to Testify.

'.">Irc;,u. ny. July "c.-Willtam H.
Tamphc,' fath"r Of Major Rruc" Camp
hr'i r...'.>"l IE Mr.. E.mma =. RerE-
doll Of ar"or'inC tive thousand dollars
Toy d..fon.!rug her son. Grove {. Berg
t"t' vNr'" on trial for evading the
drac left tonight for Washington N
r,.- r"n,.. - Telegram rr"m MS sor
'TNtt~ ~ | rar' tel ,"t. for ina -
a. i,urr d""larnA Nrs CawThell
after .a3i~C hrr husband hah gor. 20
v 4. " Y :f0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
BRITISH GOVERNMENT ASKS POSTp0NEMENT
OF DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE DOMINION
PREMIER TO RECEIVE AMERICAS REPLY
Washington Confident Japan
Will Accept Invitation -
U.S.. Not Willing to Extend
Participation to Minor
Powers ..


Dominion prcmicrs was called hurried
ly this afternoon to consider. IL is un-
derstood. a reply received from Wash
ington today to representations by the
British government relative to postpon-
ing the disarmament and Pacific con-
ference to some date later than Novem-
bcr II. The meeting WAS priva:e and
there has been no indication 0f the
nature of the Washington reply.
WASHINGTON. July oo-Cnless checked
by unexpected developments at T"kl"
tho United States government. 1t was
ne a!icvcd today. will act without further
loss Of time in pcrfcctlnE It's plan for
a conference OF the principal powers
on limitation Of armament and Far
Eastern subjects. The extent to wh!"h
japan is willing TO participate m the
discussions is understood TO be under
consideration at q meeting OF the ad-
viSnry council. and there appeared 10 be
reason to believe that the Japanese
statesmen would reach decision fav-
orahlc to 4 discussion nf questions aris-
Ing out OF the Orient. although, perhaps
with certain reservations.
waiting on japan
Until the position of japan has been
more clearly defined. il appeared i'm
probable. however. that the formal in
vltations would be sent 10 the various
governments.
The informal conferences between
Secretary Hughes and Ambassador
Shidehara arc known TO have gone far
toward convincing the administration
that the Japanese government will
agree to entering the conference with
out material reservations. and that the
general questions ut Issue Will be ap-
preached frankly and freely by all par
ucipants.
Not For Belgium
Insistcnt suggestions that Belgium
should be give seat at the conference
have not served to alter the opinion OF
the United States government that tho
discussions should be limited 10 the
principal allied and associated powers
as generally accepted.
The rcitcration OF the suggestion
that preliminary conference he held
at London also failed TO cause 4 favor
bic reaction here. II was indicated
clearly that the United States believes
that such a preliminary discussion ms
may be necessary should take place
here.
The exact date which the United
States Will suggest for tho conrcninG
OF the conference has not been deter
mined but II is understood that Nov
emhcr II. the anniversary Of tn" sign
ing of the armist!cc, - still regarded as
peculiarly appropriate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
ORIGINAL COPIES OF BASE BALL SCANDAL
CONFESSIONS MISSING IN THE TRIAL OF
MEMBERS OF THE CHAMPION WHITE S0X

again when court resumes Monday, and
rr"tahi, will b" followed by Judge Mac
nona'd and the grand Juro 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Placing Of the b otS

Chicago July @2-The first story OF
the aciual placing Of hets during tho
1919 worlds series ny men charge d with
The alleged conspiracy for White Sox
riaycrs to throw tho games was told
from tho witness stand IA the baseball
trial today by John g. Sc?s. secretary
~ the Chicago National league club.
Mr.. SryS Identified fou's Icvi. Q.
knko-no Indiana. and D"s M"3r"S. lows,
n defendant. as on" or tho h"t'orS Soc
rotary S"yS said h~ and CLARK Gr:frithS,
manager Cf tho Washington baseball
team held stakes for bets made 10y Abe
A:tcll and Levi
Scys testified he met Attoii In the
Sinton hotel In Cincinnati tho nigh; be
fore tho first game. Attcll md Lew
we're taking turns making bets that
cincinnati would win tho first game.
giving odds ot 70 a1d that Cincin-
rat! would win the series. he said.
Soy, said he held bets Tor .tttcn and
Lev. totalIirg 81. 25n. When n man from
Washington named A. r. Hendricks OBJ
j-ctcd 70 Seys holding hts be-: Tho
stakes were given 10 r7ark Griffith To
hold, Seys testified This bet WAS FOR
six hundred dollars put UP by Attcn 70
rive hundred dollars by HrnirlchS. A.
toll betting that Clnc'nni would win
III. first game.
Present Cancelled Chech Photos.
I'hotoEraphs oc cancelled travellers
checks put UP by Hendricks were pre-
scented as evidence
An intimation that htt"ll may not
have been caught hy the gamblers in the
third game when Scys TESTIFIED Attcll
.n!d him nc was not hottinE on Cincin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
For Good
Security
United States Will Not Ac-
cept German Bonds In
Exchange For Debt Of
Allied Nations
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
Find An Pages and 8
THE INTELLIG EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-23
RAILROADS To
WAIVE CLAIMS
ON |NEFF|C|ENCY
PLAN FOR FUNDING
GOES TO CONGRESS
President Harding to Submit
Proposals to Lawmakers
Next Tuesday

Washington JUL -. r-"4''i"", Hard
- a.n submit 90 congress urIt Tues.
ia' IN" Administrations r,,n fHr funding
tho debts ot ~" railroads :" m" govern
u%7' and m"e'lnS ni;hnu: addi',onai ar-
preparations n" claims 80 t.. roads
growing out "t federal control.
~ undHr> landing has h""H reached
bet ""n The roads and 'hS ;,dn!u'~ RI
t"r. = "aS learned to-day. 70 facilitate"
speedy settlement "f III" claims "f the
carriers without any new arrangement,
or modification of tho war-tim" con-
tracts with The government.
Is" "f IN" War Finance Corporation
aS tho as"D"% IifeCtinE through the
railroad administration. tho settlement
of Ia" Fn\r~nr'snt'$ financial relations
ka< been sUEcc>t"i as vol 7s other
mans hut additional author ty from
congress- would r" required /" permit tho
corporation ~ TAX" part In ~" ccntcm-
mated t-JuSIc. 'r',S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29
LONG SESSION
IS Up AGAIN

SALEM, Jan. 29.--The senate yes
terday afternoon passed Joint reso-
luton referring to the voters OF the
state an amendment to the constitu-
tion increasing the legislative session
from 40 to 60 days, and increasing
the pay Of members of the legislature
from three to five dollars a day.
Regulating schools
The senate passed the Hume bill
putting private elementary schools
under the supervision OF the county
school superintendent, and requiring
In them the same courses of study
and same teachers qualifications as
for public schools.
The house defeated the senate bill
authorizing county courts and COM
missioners to fix county surveyors
salaries. The senate indefinitely
postponed consideration OF the Up
ton bill abolishing the state emer-
gency board.
The senate passed bill including
all state and municipality owned land
in irrigation districts. also bill reg
ulating the granting OF licenses to
creameries and cheese factories.
Bonus Biu introduced
A bill providing an alternative Of
S25 monthly for the period OF ser
vice. OF a $4,000 loan on real estate,
to ex-service men. was introduced in
the house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29
# BACKACHY Or
KIDNEYS BOTHER


Uric acid In meat oxcites the kid
neys, they become overworked. get
sluggish. ache, and feel like lnmpr
OF lead. Tho urine becomes cloudy;
the bladder IL irrltatod, and you may
bo obliged to seek relies Jwo or
three times during the night when
the kidneys clog you must help
thom flush off tho body's urlnous
waste or you'll bo u real sick per-
son shortly. At first you feel n dun
misery in the kidney region. you suf-
fer from backacho. sick headache,
dizziness, stomach gets sour, tongue
coated and you feel rheumatic twing-
es when the weather is>bad,
Eat less meat. drink lots OF wa
ter; also get from any pharmacist
four ounces OF Jad Salts; take n
Tablespoonful In a glass OF water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon juice. combln-
cd with lithin, and has been used
for generations to clean clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor
mai activity. also to neutrnlize the
acids In urine. no Il no longer ls n
source OF irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive. cannot In
jure: makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then TO keep
the kidneys clean and active. Drug
gists here say they sell lots Of Jad
Salts to folks who believe in over
coming kidney trouble while II ls
only trouble. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

two great services on Sunday. and
meetings every evening this coming
week. A rousing song service on
Sunday evening and special meeting
Mt each meeting. DR.. Bernard Is n
strong preacher and an excellent
singer.
LUTHERAN CHURCH services
will be held in the First Baptist
church, Eighth and Washington
streets. at $3.50 p. m, Sunday.
Preaching by the pastor Rev. Mat
thies.
Lutheran services at Algoma Mon
day, 80 p. m. at the school house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29
MORE FIRE HOSE FOR
MALIN DEPARTMENT

MALIN. Jan. 2s.-Two hundred
feet OF fire hose arrived for the Ma
lin fire department on Monday ac.
cording to Jerry John. fire chief. The
hose cart and siren are expected to
arrive today.
The fire department has on. hand
$50 feet OF hose. All the pressure
tanks which are used by the fire
fighting crew m 4 source OF water
are In working condition each hav.
ing about 100 pounds pressure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29
Colds Are Dangerous

A cold should bo Immediately
treated. Ono OF the best known and
effective preparations IN Rcxall Lax
ative Aspirin (U. ID. co.. Cold Tab
let's. Thoy contain Aspirin (U. ID.
co... Acetanilido, Aloin and Cap
sicum.
These ingredients are most yalu-
able In allaying pain, reducing fever.
drying up coryza, losscning In
flammation. eliminating poisonous
secrctions. warming up the stomach
and shortening the duration OF tho
disease.
II n cold In not treated when tho
first symptoms show themselves. II
will frequently develop into moro
serious complications.
Get OF us box OF these Cold Tab
let's today. Take them according to
directions tho moment tho first
symptoms appear and you will OBJ
tain real relief.
We guarantee them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

truth so truhtfully that his wife
couldn't make him out liar.
Oh, JOY!
To court a dumb girl Is a dream;
II is a cinch, my lands!
When you kiss her she cannot
scream,
For you can hold her hands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

During the season Just closed only
five grand circuit trotters won moro
than slO.000-Pctcr Manning,
Arion Guy. Peter Coiicy. Sister Ber-
that and Day Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

We can't understand why II is un-
lawful to marry two women at the
same time and why II is lawful to
marry six women one at a time. We
gonna ask Jimmie Ryan II he
knows, the next time we see him. He
orta know something.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

w. G. Davenport remarked In our
presence that every small boy and
every married man would like to be
disobedient. but they were afraid to
take a chance.