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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

I state. The identity Of the people iden.
tiiicd with the movement Is being kept
secret. for reasons APPARENT to be the
students OF merits OF the open shop
Branch Offices Of the association are
70 be established IN all Of the larger
cities if It IS successfully organized, II
is understood. Memberships will be open
to all manufacturers and employees Of
Ia bor. sUa"
This movement Is designed to prevent
organized labor from debating to the
men by whom they ars Employed. se.
cordng to the view OF manufactures.
Organized labor. on the other hand,
claims 1t is direct move to crush
unioniSm.
Coal operators arc reluctant IN de
cussIng the proposition. OF ten Of tAo
lending operators Of southern West W.
ginia interviewed, not one Of them Wo1A
express his views directly. .tss'
Letters sent out this week to all local
unions affiliated with the West virgtNlA
Federation Of Labor by Secretary-Trt1e.
ur"r James l.. Pauley, admontsh the
workers to prepare for the open shop
pers." "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Higher Appropriations
For Local Institutions
Non-State Hospitals Cut ct,
Including Ohio Valley Cen
eral and Glendale So

Special dispatch to IntelligenoAR
Charleston, Jan. 21.-In tho UeA4O
budget measure reported to the leg31ae
ture today. appropriations a4eo4ae
wheeling and vicinity contain . nuADR
Of items of interest The West 14hsr1
State Normal school at West LfhoetR
has had its appropriation increased -
the bill from $4,000 In 1871 TO t1E.ttN
and $4,000 for 1929 and 1898 roSDooe-
lively. In addition to this q supreeA1p
tary appropriation Of $4,000 has 11sa
advised to take care Of the needs Of The
buildings and grounds and to install q
suitable department Of Physical Edu-
cation.
The Florence Crittenden home at Elm
Grove has had an increase in It's en-
preparation amounting to $500 annually
The 1921 appropriation was $4,000
The penitentiary has been cut in It's
appropriation. Last year the cost %
upkeep was $4,000. That amount h-s
been halved in the 1912-19:3 budget. No
indication as TO the cause OF thc lower
appropriation has been given out.
hospitals Ont In tho Cola
A matter Of peculiar interest thrnuG;!
out the state. IS the action Of the boarl
of public works in cutting of from the.
except those exclusively operated by
the state. "a. ,5t.,ss7;s -;
The hospitals left ont include. Wheel
ing. the Ohio Valley General and Glen
dale.
To make up for direct appropriations
supplemental appropriation Of 1se.-
600 annually has been Akked. Tho hos.
pitfalls included in the ItSt cut soH frOm'
former appropriations cost tho OtntO
$4,000 last year. * 49, ~.
All OF the Senator'S receivo6rSo1Oi
OF the bill. and seemingly sfor - -
time, in many cSses, realised -
ity Of the states nnGnctai o0&
The board Of public works In. Y0Vt0u
OF finances admits that ths. stEdA&jcasfnc
grave - =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
SCHWAB HAS
BEEN CLEARED
$260,000 EXPENSE
NOT PAID BY u. S.
Item Shown Charged to Beth
lehem Steel's Profit and
Loss Account

New York Jan. ol.-The Walsh COM
n,ittee investigating Shipping Board
affairs. was informed late today, that
the sc60,OO0 item alleged to have
charged up as personal expenses OF
Charles NJ. Schwab, head Of the Bethle-
hem steel company was not charged to
The Shipping Board or Navy.
This testimony was given by Martin
+ Gillen, former special assistant TO
Judge Payne. chairman fthe Shipping
Hoard. He declared that the item men
toned in the testimony yesterday oy
col, +. II. Abadie, former general comp
trolIcr of the board, was charged to
profit and loss by the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation"
Mr.. Gillen said representative Oh
pcrley Morse & company, the account
ing firm which Colonel Abadie said had
discovered the voucher had declared in
his presence that there was nothing
wrong with that item.
Admiral Benson. chairman of the
ShIppinC board. had determined to
commander the yards of the, Bethle.
hem Shipbuilding corporation. IL
we're necessary to adjust the dispute
over m the audit of its books, Martin J.
C;illsn today informed the Walsh con-
gressional committee. G!llen was
former special assistant to the chair
Gillcn declared that the voucher for
S26O. 900, which the preceding witness
colonel Abadie, former comptroller gen
eral of the Shipping board, had brousht
into the testimony. was charged 70
profit and loss by the Bethlehem Ship
building corporation" and WAS not
charged In any way TO the Shipping
board or the navy.
Continuing, the witness denied that
bn forced the resignation OF Col Abadie,
as the latter had testified. or tnat there
was any ill-fecling between them.
MI, Schwab's Testimony
New York. Jan. 21.-Charles NJ.
schwab appeared before the Walsh con-
yrcssional committee this morning ana
denied testimony given yesterday by
Colonel l. H. Abadie. former comptrol-
Ter of the United States Shipping board
to the effect Mr.. Schwab's personal en-
pcnses for October. 1918. amounting to
snGN.OO0 were charged to the shipping
board.
MIR. Scnwab declared the statements
we're absolutely, uHqualfiedly and ma
lic:ously false" and that he personally
paid all his own expenses during his
term OF office as director general OF
the Emergency Fleet corporation.
Mr.. Schwab said that although he
was supposed TO receive dollar year
salary, he did note even collect that and
for his travels from ship yard to snip
(Continued on Page TwelvsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Even Landlords Will
Get Home-BreW Penalty

Chicago, Jan 21.-Th" landlord or
any tenant convicted Of making home
brew will be fined $1.nno. District At
tornrv t~'ync announced today.
Tho fine, Mr. Clyre explained. NNouih
really be placed against tn" amateur
brewer. but since many Of them ar" un-
abie to pay and have not sufficient
Drnpsrty to attach. tn" lin" vii, he
Ieyicd against tho landlord.
The Sa,oon act holds an owner SN'cT
Of Law violations on his Nrcmis">.' Nr.
Clyna said. 'If the tenant can't pay
the landlord must"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Davis Not Miffed With
President Over Affront
Ambassador Does Not Con-
template Leaving Post Un-
til Late In February

London, Jan. 21.-Thc plans of John
W. Davis. American ambassador, con-
ccrninG his return to the United states
ure inGinnite, but it was stated on good
authority that he does not contemplate
leaving England until late In February
Published reports that the ambassador
was submitting his resignation earlier
because he was not received by Presi-
dent Wilson on his recent visit To Wash
inEton or on account of departmental
differences were characterized IN these
quarters as absurd.
In view of the several matters pres
sing for attention of Great Britain ana
the United States, it is understood AMI
hassador Davis believes every 1aclii1y
should be available in order to assist
these exchanges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
WILL EE BROKEN UP.

Cleveland Ohio. Tar. cr.---1u az e.
fort ~ hr":k up IN" operations OF =
gang ot r'ONCy "NCnauESrS. Ci"vrland
bankers. acting through tho Cleveland
clearing homs". lat" 'oday. voted to
urr"rt Cauoiian money only at dis
count of =" yer cont TiIjs action was
taken after 4 committee Of bankers
earlier IN tho day had agreed 20 dis
count silver and paper money alike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
WOMAN SLAIN BY ROBBERS

Pittsburgh Ia. Jan. @l-Mrs. Lizzie
Rachel WIS KILLED hy robbers who ran
sacked her homc Oh ia" \0hir.,town
road near here late today Th" body.
with the head wrapped III Il tahi" c!oth;
the hands tied with a clntheSl!ne and
mo legs bound with a shawl was
found BY tho victims grandson. DcatH
was caused ny stranEulation. Mrs. Rat
rhet was believed 10 hav" Kept 4 large
sum Of money In the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
B|OOdhOundS Fail to
Locate ST. MaryS Man

Special Dispatch to The lntelliGence".
st. Marys. ". Va. Jan. cl.--Gc"r'H
G. StrickIfng. a merchant of this city.
dix, ppcar,d carly Thursday afternoon.
He started TO make his usual deliveries
hut failed 20 return in tho evening. y"
far no trace Of his whereabouts has
been found His relatives and friends
sent for hloodhounds, but they we're uh-
successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
SEN. BLOCH HAS
WINNING WAYS
BRINGS DEAD SENATE
MEASURE TO LIFE
State Officers Salary Increase
May Be Put Across the
Coming Week

Charleston W. Va, Jan. 2l.-kcFNAi
OF a measure proposing 10 increase tho
salaries Of elective officers Of the state
other than the governor, to $1,000 wh:Ch
lost out in the upper house. yesterday
because of failure~-to muster the nee
cssary four fifths vote to pass IT, ana
withdrawal of resolution already pass
cd in the House upon request OF ts
sponsor, ordering 4 Legislative ihNcNt-
CATION &C industrial disturbance IN Min
go county were outstanding features In
the Senate today.
In the House Of Delegates. the oien-
MEL budget hill from the board OF pub
lie works. providing for appropriation
Of public money in the state treasury,
IN accordance with provisions of the
''hudg", amendment" was introduced
Immediately upon the opening of today $
session at o'clock this afternoon.
Delegate George w. MCGl!ntic. of KAN
aw2h county. came 10 tho front in the
House and presented his reasons for
urging the relocation Of the state cap
itol "a Chul"stun. He moved the adop-
tton IN tho House of Senate joint reSo-
luton Number which provides for
capitol commission To draw plans and
specifications for new state house. De
bate followed and Delegate McClintic
moved that the question be taken up
tomorrow under unfinished business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
TEE wEATHEN.

west virginia-cloudy and unsettled
With probable local rains Saturday and
sunday cooler Sunday.
ohio and western Pennsylvanta-RaLn
saturday; sunday, cloudy and cooler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
IS CHARLESTON
FACING DANGER?
CAPITOL VOTE IN
HOUSE SIGNIFICANT
Majority Shown to Be Against
Capital City of the
State
BY ]. B. REED.
ispatch to Intelligence

Special tSpatCh TO lntclligenCcT.
Charleston, Jan. 2l-As was expect cd
the fight over the position of the capitol
became the most absorbing matter be-
fore the house OF delegates today. The
position OF the northern end Of the
state as regards the possibility Of nlaC-
ing the seat OF government WAS made
most clear. following n speech by g..
W. McClintic Of Kanawha, when Septo-
US Hall Of Wctzcl county stated that
the people OF h.s district were for Il
change, TO I've secured he said, not at
the hands OF tho legislators. but by the
vote OF thcpcople.
Short addresses by dozen or more
delegates followed Mr.. McClint!c's able
speech regarding thc resolution passed
In the senate. providing tur committee"
10 look Into the OurS, i,u ., -. ;'G
plans for 4 new capitol ~, ".'' " u &C.
cordinE 10 Delegate ". q. S;athcrS,
from Harrison county. makes II more
clear that tn" resolution is intended to
relocate the capitol in Charleston.
House Against Charleston.
Stathcrs opened the fight in the House
for the Harrison county metropolis. by
attempting to insert in the resolution
the same amendment which was voted
down when senator Harmcr a'taENca
tho resolution. that is a provision to pre-
vent the capitol commission from DONG
any ""rk uH'I, '.,,, ,.Itrr ,' ~ baon dcn-
',,,",, ,a..Sas u.huo Va n.os .no,L;nr
-. tS,n- nF hIs an,crdmcnt McCIjntic
r.ho lands ~. Kanawho deIegation- aid
rI by Delegate Charles Midclburg. from
the same county. began whipping doubt
full representatives. in line. but seeing
what was evident. that the amendment
r,rcJ 70 orovcnt vOta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Another 25-Cent Cut
In Price Of Crude Oil

Pi;,s burgh. Jan. - -Anothcr cut in
he price Of the various grades Of Crude
OIL quoted IN this market was announced
rh.s morning. the s"coud this year. The
reduction amounted 10 - cents barrel.
making the ncw prices - follows:
.snnsyivania crude $50: CabH! 1895:
somerset $375: Somerset light $500
Ragland $500: Mckinney s. 90.
There was no change in the price OF
corning oil which remained at $3.7J.
Houston. Texas. Jan. @l-Ou COM
panic, Nrre today announced cut OF
frtv cents IN the nr!ce OF coastal crude
Gil reducing u 20 81 a barrel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Blocks winning Ways

The pulmotor was successfully ap-
Piled in the Scnat" to tho emerge 7Cy
bill to fix the salaries OF elective state
officers. the rCs"nr corps being led hr
Senator Jesse E!oCh. of Wheeling. who
had changed his vote from aye t. no
when the bill was defeated by vote Of
81 for and against Thursday. Il four
ffths vote being required 20 pass Il in
regular sessions. When Senator B,och
moved for reconsideration today. n'S
motion Carried. - 10 6. Senator Sanders
and Rurr. who wcr" with the cppuSi.
tion when tho hill was put uron It's
passage Yesterday. voted today 10 re-
consider. leaving the noes 10 Senators
ROwerS, pinSm"or Harmrr. Polling
Shinn and Stats II tho Sane lineup
for reconsideration obtains when the
hill Is again brought up for action. the
necessary four-fifths Is assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Destruction Of Coal
Export Trade Feared
Counsel Of West Virginia Con-
Germ Appears In Opposi-
ton to Calder Bill
Washington. Jan. 2l.-Destruction OF

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Destruction Of
the export coal trade or the United
States. absolute and complete" would
result from enactment Of the Calder
coal regulation bill. Ralph Crews. coun-
Sci for the Consolidated coal Company
Of West Virginia, one of the largest
producers OF bituminOuS. asserted to-
day At hearings on the measure before
the senate manufacturers committee.
American producers, Mr.. Crews said.
could not guarantee deliveries in compc
tition with Rr!dSh mines. n. as the bill
proposes. authority were given the Pres
idcnt and the Federal Trade Commission
TO declare an emergency In the industry
in times Of peace. and divert coal ship
mcnts TO meet II. He cited contract
for 100000 tons OF coal to be delivered
ahrnud which his company, he said. had
held up pending n decision on the bill.
Request for Delay.
George II. Cushing. managing director
ot the American wholesale Coal Asso-
c!a' ION. asked the committee for three
weeks delay" IN consideration OF the
Hill. IN order that its proposals might
BE- di""St"d hv tho trad" h" r"nrcscnt"d.
THAT would mean no chance OF en-
acimrut tuI> SESSION. that's all. Senator
Kenyon. Republican. Iowa. remarked.
Chairman Ia FOllctt" announced that
II was probably the purpose OF the COM
m!ttcc to allow some additional days Tor
the appearance OF interested parties. but
that the committee would proceed 10 4
decision Immediately thereafter.
America VS.. Britain.
Mr. Crews elaborated his statement
as TO export trade ny declaring that
upon the export trad" in coal depends
the general extension OF American for
rign trade: and without It's continuance.
our merchant marine will 80 flat" Great
Britain, he said. as the principal COM
nctitor In International coal sales. was
'hca6cd toward the release of every
possible restriction upon coal export,
while tho Calder h!li. IN Its present
ro-n, would require American sellers to
insert clauses IN delivery contracts al
lowing them to stop supply In case r
domestic emergency arose which caused
usc Of the government powers the
mcas sure would confer.
w. l.. Conncli. OF Scranton. Fa., repre-
scntirC the anthracite producers aSso-
ciation. will appear before the commit
tee tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Will urge Extrn Session

Senator Bloch announced tonight
that should tho salary hill finally be
defeated in both houses. ne will urge
Governor Cornwcll 20 call an extra Sos
sion TO consider IN" measure At m OK
tra session. hc pointed ont tho bill could
hc passed with 4 majority vote. instead
Of the tnur-hfthS now required in each
house. Senator Bloch said If an extra
session e called. II you'd DC right after
'hc adjournment for the rcccSs next
wednesday at p. VI. "in order TO make
m .cNtrg session nS inexpensive and
convenient as possible"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

=.
washington, Jan. Zl.-Henry Ford
net gnE over Senator Sewbcrry fl
,hcir ui.,,ir,,, ,cn.,c-,aI co,tcst vrac
> nGa ,.r,rs ~ ,i,., ,.io., ~ rnrl:HtoLoy
-. S,,'ot, -, ,r,rii.rn. md oIcc,i"ns
'.l.mrn,,rrc tyi,h t02 OF me 2..3. state
r..-r,.'s rIrra jt,v was ohout 7 500 and
Ib.. rr,rimr t,,,;iur .nrcr;nrts sin re-
,r,;r,.,j 20 i, rr.nrntrI
-
>... v,. ,. 81 Ma yorr
.lVN ioih, o,' LII L;o,J uto,,r
.,'l > ~ 90 o,,irr,cd ~,
c"h!p'h! "iiai'S toia! Cul'' ''''u
: tlatlnE i"r a large loan. p0SSioGg on DC
tween S0o'VVo'VVV anu S'''oVV'o'V'
--
Chicago, Jan. 2l.-Frank Piano VAS
brought /" trial here i"day 10 an,
swer Tor thr killing "t has ''-FraT-olu
son. whom he confessed shooting 20
save his soul.
-, ,r
EESman. George Swerz! ana '.haFieS
krrnrr' 9fhcia!S OF hiin co"p'thrsS
mere whose rNp'oulhs Pi.It CHuSet
Ihe uc"th OF TWO I"l I. s"'tr Ir "iiI i'''u! re
TO several othcrS last utSo"S' Here
arrested To-Day ch[Ecu Win iiiah-
slaughter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Day-a-Week Vacation ]
For 1900 On the PBnnsy

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 11-o6ctah a
the central region OF tho PsnnSytv0AA
railroad here tonight announced t1nz
technical men to the numbAr, Of A1oOf
l.500 would be given a holiday Of one
day each week during tho frolEht 01A
passenger depression.
The total number of employees IN -
central region OF the Pennsylvania yafJ.
road was $4,000 when retrenchmsnt -.
ders were first put into operation. ).
Under Z previous order 20 p0rosn1 e
the $4,000 workers are being lad q
during the period Of depression. 9A0
great majority OF those affected 0n1R
this order are in the opNx1ttng 0nA
maintenance departments,
FORGERY CHA100D.
Warren. Ohio, Jan. ol-JamNO TIM
bouris. track foreman of the Erie 4lp
road was arrested here late today ~
County Detective Pat Gillen, chAkToA
with forgery.
His arrest followed his indictment ~
the Trumbul county grand jury for
the alleged forging OF $4,000 WoItA Of
Erie Railroad pay checks.
approximately 100000 worth Of foVG-
ed checks have been circulated By On
alleged swindlering in northeaStssa
Ohio. 1t Is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Mtrgo Probe is on.

Senator York. Of Williamson. and n
physician Of the Mingo county scat. In
withdrawing his resolution for a COM
mission to investigate industrial cond!-
.tlonassas,, -ht&.'ee.~ ccer1tv, %HfcFE fNina
strike has been In progress nearly a
year. would not discuss his action be-
yord saying "rhcre was much objection
- tho resolution and some persons con-
Strued It as reflection on Governor
CurnweN."
Senator York had secured passage OF
Continued on Page rweive0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-27
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Two salads that are different and
would make the main course for a
company luncheon + sweetbread
salad and tomato salad.
Serve these salads with brown
bread and butter, iced tea and a des-
sert of fruit ice and cake or a fruit
pudding.
Sweetbread Salad in Cucumber
Boats.
Four cucumbers, / pair sweet
breads, X cup diced celery, 2-3 cup
green peas, n cup whipping cream,
l tablespoon finely minced cucum-
Der pickles. l teaspoon minced
parsley.
Choose medium sized cucumbers
Pare and scoop out the inside to
for a little boat. Parboil and blanch
sweetbreads. Cut in dice. Mix
sweetbreads. celery and peas with
enough mayonnaise to make moist.
Fill cucumbers with mixture and
top with whipped cream. Sprinkle
with minced parsley and pickles.
Serve the whole on a lettuce leaf
with two cheese balls on each plate.
Cheese Balls.
One Philadelphia cream cheese, 2
tablespoons cream, salt, paprika, 3-s
cup finely chopped blanched al
monds. "A cup finely chopped reiAr
ms, l teaspoon lemon Juice. \
Moisten cheese with cream. Let
raisins stand in lemon juice. Mix
all ingredients and form in small
balls. Sprinkle with paprika. After
bianching the almonds put them in
a slow oven to become perfectly dry
and a pale straw color.
Yellow Tomato Salad.
Use = small yellow tomatoes for
each serving of salad, Scald and
remove skins. Chill on ice. Cut
leaf lettuce in shreds and make a
nest for the tomatoes. Pour over
French dressing. Serve a hot cheese
croquette on each plate.
CrOquettes.
Three-fourths pound full cream
cheese, 3 eggs, is teaspoon white
pepper. dash mustard, n teaspoon
salt. fine dried bread crumbs.
Crate cheese. Best whites of
eggs till stiff and dry and add cheese,
salt, pepper and mustard. Make
into small balls, roll in bread
crumbs. dip in the yolk of eggs,
roll again in crumbs and fry to a
golden brown in deep hot fat.
Copyright, 1921. by Newspaper
E~nterprise.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-27
THE LOVE PENDULUM"
By MARION

must be the reason for Elias re-
mark, so 1 said,
"Oh, dear. have they ouarreled?
But 1 can't ask one without the
other. can II" There was a silence.
/ broke it at last by adding: II
Martha had a brother or cousin, l
might, and then we would be an
even party. II I asked any other
man, it might-well. Martha's hus-
Make it a hen party" Ella sug.
gested suddenly. Just a lot OF
women"
l thought this odd-but, of course,
I agreed since h a asked II.
Later / suggested asking some men
in for the evening, but somehow they
put me off on that. Why shouldn't
thew want the men at my house, /
wondered?
Later / learned why.
The dinner was rather stupid. /
hated TO acknowledge it, but it was,
for we sat about and talked of new
crochet stitches and how Mrs. DAM
erly abused her servants. A week
later a couple of these same girls
were in for the evening and it was
quite as stupid. Then Jimmie drop
ped in to take them home, n 1t
was amazing how both women
frightened up and became animated
and interesting.
I wondered about Martha and her
affair. Ella began telling me about
it afternoon. =.
And 1 found. with a shock. that all
the idle and vicious gossip did not
confne itself to the city. 1t existed
here in an appalling degree.
(Tomorrow-My Own PAM