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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

T!rth and Hanover streets last night,
following which all rr' sent spent ihr
remainder u thu evening n social
session and amokcr. \ luncheon WAS
the ronc!UdinE feature Of tn" evening
enjoyment.
Beard of Trade Guests.
\ large number Of Ia" members 81 lh"
Martins Ferry Board OF Trade Will b.
special guests at the weekly luncheon
uf the kiwariS club tomorrow at moon.
and MI members OF the organization
have been invited.
Steadrnan Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs. N'nc-
We've Stradlnnn, VIII" of tfairc Stead
man 0f this city. who died at the fam
lily HON" ON West Washington street
Sunday evening following n three weeks
illness. wtll bo hc.d from The piaC" OF
death this afternoon ~ " O'Clock, win
Rev. l.. : Rose. pastor Of the First
McthuLiS, church, in charge. Thu i'll
torment will ho made a, RlNcrNI"w
cemetery.
Now Members.
AnnoUnCCmcnt has been mad" that
several Of the lodges. secret orEHuiHa-
TONS as we'll ~ lahorjng h0d;"~ IN this
city viii shortly become affiliated with
the Martins Ferry Beard Of Trade hy
taking out Mt least one membership III
thc body ami selecting some person T."
represent them at the meetings. The
local Ieric of Eagles has already ar
ranged 10 take mcuh, rshlp At Their
meeting last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
CONFESSES MONOPOLY;
MANDATE NOW ISSUED

Washington. Jan. 3l.--Thc Eastman
Kodak company today withdrew the an-
peal il had hl"d in tn" supreme court
from conviction before The United States
district court at buffalo, y. Y. under
the sherman antitrust act. on mo.
tion OF counsel for the company. Ch!"t
Justice White ordered issuance Of a
mandate. requiring the company to
"abroGatc the Illegal monopoly. in pho
tographir supplies which the govern
ment alleged II held
The original bill Of complaint against
the Eastman company was riicd June 2,
1913. and trial in the district court. op-
ened eleven months later. District
Judge Hazel in, his opinion, handed
down August -, 1915. affirmed the gov
ernmcntS contentious practically in
their entirety. These Included RI"
charge that The Eastman Kodak COM
pany Of New Jersey. a $4,000 600 con-
Germ. and the Eastman Kodak company
OF New York, with a capital of 5000
600, controlled 72,prT cent of the market
for their product and that III" result
ing monopoly had been imposed through
the defendants terms of sale. which
plies manufactured by any other coz
Germ.
The Kodak conpany'S policy Of strict
ly lining retail prices was attacked ~
was tn" system Of operating retail or
stock houses as oStCnsiblc competing
plants.
individual! defendants named IN tn
suit included George Eastman Henry
\. Strong. Walter s HUbbcll and Frank
:. Noble. all officials Of the rarcnt con-
panN and residents of Rochester, y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Big Naval Expansion
On The Pacific Coast

Washington. Jan. G.--RCCommenda-
tons for extensive naval development
.ur tho Pacific coast were presented to
the S"nnt" and the house today Ivy Il
Joint committee appointed by congress
to investigate and report the question
Of strengthening the naval and mir dc
,lcfcgcS of the west coast. The commit
tee. after AN exhaustive study OF All
."NistimE establishments AMI after per-
sonal irsprCtiu ion. unanimously reported
in favor of creating four new military
dcfcnscs.
Tho most important recommendation
was for the establishment Of naval
feet base at Alameda. on san Francisco
bay This would supplement the Mare
Island establishment. rClicv"inE II "
All but construction and repair wor<.
and become the principal operating ana
supply base OF the west coast.
other rrcommCndHti "nS CHll for an
aviation base in the Puget Sound region,
fn hc located n Sand Point. Washington.
and not to exceed $500. 600 in cost: re-
tcntlun Of Ediz Hook. Washington. Tor
future development in cas-" "t cm"r-
,cncy." as an operating station TOR
small unit air craft. dcStr"ycr$ and sub
MARINES; establishment Of submarine
base not to cost moro than Si.ono."0o at
san Pedro, on Los Angeles ilnrn"r. AMI
the creation Of lighter than air bas"
at Camp Kcarn"N. near San Diego.
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Crowds Of the Curious
Fail TO See Mrs. Harding

New York. Jan. Gl-Mrs. Warren O.
Harding. wife Of the president-elect' en-
ioypd an uninterrupted rest here TO-DAY
in the one most restless city in the
land.
She did not lcav" her hotel suite al
all. This disappointed the curious, VINO
stood IN clusters down stairs in the
lobby through the day. hoping 10 eaten
n glimpse Of the future first lady OF
the United states. 49,
Fifth avenues mod!stcs, and fashion
able shops OF all sorts we're gay with
,hronCs Of purchasers and lnokerS-on
who braycd an ynrclcntIng snDwstorm
IN the hope "r seeing Mrs. Harding
select her White House wardrobe. ft!i-
ing In this they fastened their eyes up
on the special displays which the long
line Of stores had arranged in windows
and models for the eyes OF the dlStln'
Quishcd visitor.
Mrs. HardnG's two companions. Mrs:
Edward II. Mclean. OF Washington, and
Mrs. Harry ). New, wife of the senator
from Indiana. left their hotel suite ana
visited drcssmakrr returning for DIN
nrr with the wife of the president-clcct.
The secret service man who accom-
nanicl them from Washington was
ChCCrcd by the crowd in the lobby when
he announced TO a group of newspaper
folks that Mrs. Harding would appehr
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning ami
probah would spend five or six days
seeing the stores and the sights Of the
~, trnpDliS
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Directors Nominated
For Associated Press

Chicago Ill. Jan. 31.-The nominating
committee Of the Associated Press in
meeting here to-day. made tho follow
ing nominations to succeed the five d.
rectors whose terms expire in 1921 the
r. p. Adler. Davenport. Iowa. Times;
John Stewart Bryan. Richmcnd, Va,
News Leaders; w. H. Coles, SpokaEc
Wash. Spokesman Review: Victor f..
Lawson, Chicago News; Frank y. Mac
Lehman. Topeka. ansas. State Journal;
u. p. Moore New Orleans. Times Pea
yune: Stewart II. Perry, Adrian. Michl-
gan. Telegram and Times; Henry VI. Pm
dell Peoria. Illinois. journal: +. Lansing
Ray. St. Louis. Mo. Globe democrat; -.
r. Townc. Louisville. Ky. Herald.
To fill the unexpired tcrnl-nf| Mr.: a. G..
Weiss. of the Dulupt~0M inn.). Herald,
resigned. thcSs~tr>o nominations were
made: II. V. Zones. Minneapolis. Mimi
journal: ]. H. McKeever. Aberdeen, s.
D.. American.
The election will take plac" at the
annual meeting of tho Associated Press
in New York. Tuesday, April &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
COAL MINERS WILL
OPPOSE ANTI-STRIKE
PROVISION IN Bill

Washington. Jan. Civilian Green.
secretary OF the United Mine WORKERS
of America appearing today before the
senate committee considering the calder
coal regulation bill. expressed no rrIn-
ION as to the merits of the mca sure. bur
intinated that organized labor would
night inclusion Of any anti-strike pro-
visions Mr.. Green did not comr'irtc ms
statement and will tomorrow. when
Samuel C;ompcrs. president Of the Am
crican Federation of Labor, has been
asked to appear. ..
Presenting figures as to- the labor cost
Of hituminouS coal. the United Mine
Workers of America secretary said this
amounted to 81 cents a ton in 1914 ana
Sol IN 1920. He denied testimony by
Goa operators that $3.50 for common
labor was the lowest figure paid work.
ers and declared that 1914 was the
present bottom scale in bituminOus
mines with $3.50 in anthracite opera
,atl0nS. Men earning such wages. he
added. were employed on the surface
and constituted only Il small percentage
q, 1.-The total mine workers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Capitol Removal Men
To Hold Conference
And CONTINUE Fig,

Parkcrsburg, W. Va, Aresolution
viting Clarksburg. Parkelburg, ElkiI
Relington and BuckhannoR he fve
les contcnding for the relocsion of {
capital. TO send committees Of thr
members each to a general netting
ClarksburG on next Tuesday yak!pa
ed unanimously at a conference he
here tonight by the ParkersurE aI
Clarksburg leaders in the canal CON-
test.
At the Clarksburg meeting is ex.
pcctcd a plan of action will be syelop.
I'd by which the entire northern ,ortion
Of the state will concentrate itHorces
on the removal. The sentiment VS. ex.
pressed at the meeting here tonigi thar
delegates and senators who favore res.
olutions in the Legislature to retail the
capitol at Charleston did not vote &C .
cordance with the views Of their cortit.
uents, and an attempt is to be mao 10
get wide expression Of opinion dun
the time before the Legislature convsns
in March.
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IN tu.s ci;y yesterday evening. The vic
I'm will lie remembered as the man
who spent Il considerable length "t tim"
IN The local jail immediately following
released upon orders from TIE prose
cutting attorney
Fined $40 and Costs.
George Giadwrli. who WAS arrested
h. Officer R";hrruuuG On u charge ii
drunkenness and d!Surderiy conduct, and
VINO mixed things with the officer while
cHruu;v t. the city building. was given
hearing before Mayor Coleman ,Eester-
day afternoon and fined $l9 and COST.
Loitsrsrs Fined.
The crowd vi t0r".ErSrs arrested
Saturday night charged with 10. -crinE
a. u d:SordcrlN house In the u"rth end.
we've given hearings before Mayor 'uir-
Proprietor IT 'hc place paId =" an"
women's Bible Class.
y meeting OF the members Of tho
Nvn,l,S Hihir class of Tn" altvd Pres
t,,I-rl,tu church, viii j." held III th'
church. Hanover aud Fourth streets,
ta.S rlrulrg \ social program has
l.. IN prepared to follow the business q!
lu.: orSaUt2It ton.
Special Meeting.
\ special meeting If the members oil
belmont CITY lodge No ~ oil the Anal,
Eamatri Association Of steel Iron and
Tin Workers OF this city will br held
"a their hail ON Hanover street S0tur-
day Afternoon 1t l.5" O'Clock. pro
gram ~ entertainments features and -
luncheon Is 'h"inG prepared for the
M nhcrs who attend.
Missionary Meeting.
tn" monthly ing or thr women y
Missionary S"ricty IF tn" United i'rcs-
,rrian church was held IN the residence
OF the pastor. Key. and Mrs. w. NJ.
French. on North Fourth street, last
u. .hr. All 0f IN" business of the society
Tor the month Was disposed Of. follow
,uE which IN" members enjoyed brief
Local Man in wreck
Lawrence Sommrrs of near Glcn's
Run is reported Ia have been firing ou
thr engine On the rear Of n" freight
which had the front engine blown Ia.
near LiI;Jc,on. ". Va, last saturday
morning. and hr suffered several bruises
as 4 result OF The sudden stopping OF
the train following IN" accident.
Wa Veterans Attend.
\ large number Of thr veterans or the
world war attended the funeral SerH-
Ices for the late George Gundling. cN-
soldier who deed at his home on Craw-
ford street 4 few days ago, held yeSter-
day morning. Those present state that
thr services held We're the most i'm
prCsSiVr ever hchcld. and the body was
laid n rest in Mount Calvary cemetery,
near WheclinE.
Many Exempted.
Many Of thu students OF the local
public school hdv" been exempted from
the regular examinations which are now
being held. on account of making cor
tain passing grades IN their daily work.
This week and probably next Will he
gwen over 10 the tests. and those OK
rmUtcd are rejoicing. as they now get
It vacation.
Phi Sigma Chi Lunch
4 class II candidates took tho initla>
ton Il; the meeting Of the l'hs Sigma
chi fraternity held in their rooms on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Gen. Allen Apologies
To The German Govt.
For BergdOI Attempt

Berlin. Jan. 81 BriGadier Genera!
Henry =. Allen. commander of N" Amer
.CaN Army ~ Occupation on the Rhine.
has made rorma! apology 10 both the
Berlin government and the government
OF BADEN. for the recent attempt by men
connected with the American forces TO
taxi" into custody Grover {. BCrEdoll an
American draft cvadcr. and his chauf-
four. Isaac StetchCr. says an official
statement issued by the government
here to-day. General Allen declared he
had given no orders for the attempt
against Bergdoll. which he greatly de-
p!urcd.
The order FOR EcrGdolrs arrest. Cen
cral stated, was issued by the provost
marshal in Coblenz, who only recently
arrived in Germany. and who was under
tn" impression that EcrEdo.l WAS So
lourmng in the French zone OF the &C.
"Uplcd area.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
mANN1NaroN KIwAN1s CLUB

Warrington business and professional
men will meet. likely tonight, and form
a kiwanis club. Preliminary arrange
ments have been completed according
to word received her" last night and the
new organization VIII come into opera
tion right away.
The Wheeling club "fathercd" the
new Warrington organization and Of
fCials have been in III" oil town for
several days organizing the charter list
and making the arrangements for tho
formation OF the Club.-FairmOnt Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
TWO ACCIDENTS

Two accidents were admitted to the
North Wheeling hospital last evening,
both being accidents from mines on"
from R!chland and the other from Bar
ton.
The accident from Richland was Brat
Arthur, coIored. aged % years. whose
hand was crushed while coupling cars.
The index finger of his right hand was
amputatcd b. DR.. George y. Abersold,
the attending physician.
The other was Pete Na!Ga, Greek.
employed in the Barton Coal company
mine. who suffered crushed leg as the
result Of n fall Of coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MARTINS FERRY
.FLORENCT Mine RIOT
CASE AIRED IN COURT
THE CASES OF TIE MEN rMPbI-
GATED IN THE ALLEGED RIOT
AT FLORENCE MINE VILLAGE
HEARD.
-Four Men Bound Over TO Grand jury,
While Two waivTd jury Trial,
pleaded Guilty and Paid Fines.

Al Of the men arrested charged w''h
hy'nE implicated ~ tSv near RIOT MH!' Il
occurred a. -" I'lor"Ur" nlnc HHf1g"
along C;len'S Run. north # th,s ,i'N.
Saturday afternoon. were given 'nv.r
lrariuE, before SPUR" Thomas ''NH"
yesterday AFTERNOON aud a llrg" nv"h"r
q witnesses were MANNED ~ th' 'HS'~
Mix" katoEA Jun Maxi. Nndy ST.
uNar AMI j." SmHElS. arrested on 4
warrant sworn out ny Waiter Hlr"SNi'
Nycr. REPRESENTED by Attorney Victor
kehrer Of t'ranr's y k"hr"r. y nUmh'r
ut witnesses Nc" "NN1,.h.a IN me 'HN'
asked ihJ' the! g. h'rS'I from
.trk ~ evidence. Their attorney re-
fused - S'"U a waiver - 'urE iriN
- permit; the. cases {" h. tr."t h"'er''
the sQutre'S rou"t and the court bound
each Of them over :" " grand Jury
under Il bond Il 500 each On charges
- assault The bond was FURNISHED
and 'hr men released.
Attorney tiNyrr" Cooke represented
Walter EnroSk, and sam Shawu". WHO
were arrested on Il warrant sworn out
by Adam Skud!. both Vt whom wrr"
rhArGCd with assault. R"r"Ski beng
the man elaine" 10 nave h"en thr We
TIM Of the intended lyRvhtUS Of SotU;-
day The two men agreed 10 waive !
lury trial. entered pleas % guilty and
each paid a TIM OF so and costs.
The court room WAS packed with IN
tnreStCd spectators. al ANXIOUS 10 hear
the outcome of the case and tn" opinion
prevailed that the entire frtrHS wvS the
result OF a brawi. probably n" oUtcom"
OF L free indulgence in hard liquor hy
some OF the participants. All Witnesses
testified that they had not N" least in
teutiou of lynch,uE the man whom they
chased out Of III" village. and WHO WAS
protected by the UlnN superintendent
and all affirmed that their iutCNt'On waS
simply TO hold the man Nntl the pc':rs
officers arrived from Martins Ferry
Several 81 thep rinrip1lS wCr" still IN
pretty badly used up condition as = re-
suit OF the battle.
Both Blro$ki md Shawnc. the prtnci-
pal victims q the AFFAIR. are said 70 BE-
Veterans OF the world war and both are
claimed to have seen service overseas:
The TWO men have only hrvu employed
at the Q. m!uy At FlorcncN for 4 few
weeks past
Joe Papas killed.
Joe PapaR las killed by an autom0-
bile with which h. WAS run down twN
weeks ago. according 10 word received
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Morgantown Minister
lakes Baltimore Charge

Special Dispatch TO The IntcllirCncCr.
baltimore. Md. Jan. 3l--ItcN. Or
Frederick :. Briggs, OF Morgantown.
w. Va, Will arrive in Baltimore in
few days to fill tho paStOrate OF the
Liberty Heights Baptist church. having
q cc~ptcd the call to that position 70 sue
coed Or G. Pitt Beers. who resigned a
few days ago. Or Briggs IL q native Of
Baltimore and a graduate ~ Johns Hop
kinS University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
GETS LIFE TERM FOR
Staying DRY OFFICER

Tuscumbia Ala. Jan. 3l.-Ham Kirby
on trial in connection with the killing
OF Don Stephenson. prohibition enforce
ment deputy. and the wounding Of two
other officers. was found guilty by "A
jury tonight and punishment was fixed
at life imprisonment. The verdict was
returned within four hours after the
jury was selected. and after reading Of
a confession OF the defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Foley's
Honey and Tar

IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. and
,ooths the raw, inAamed surfaces; stops
the raspine, stranslins feeling in the
throat. 1t il made Of the purest, fresh.
est and finest ingredients to be had, con-
tains no opiates or other harmful drug,
and costs twice as much to make -
any imitation Of It.
Every User . Friend
my little boy had severe stack q crsup
and | honestly believe be would hsvs died Il It
hsd not been for Folsy's Honey and Tar. I've
doses relieved him and be went to sleep SOD
was troubled no more.'-Mrs. w. II. Therstsa.
3s23 w. 10th ST.. Little Rock. Ark.
Il an in my eighty .ssvenih year and wss
troubled with tickling in my throat. lam very
Slsd to tell you that FolsS's Hensy and Tar hiss
stopped hst."-Geo. P. Randall. Dayton. New. /
Foley's Honey and Ter is recon-.
mended for coughs, colds hoanenes'.
ticklint of the throat, spasmodie Group:
whooping cough, Ia grippe and bronchial
coughs.
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Friendly. Jan. 31.-Mrs Mary Fleshcr
Morris. aged =, died suddenly Sunday
night ~ the home of her son. Charles
Morris Of Davenport. near here. Mrs.
Morr:E was born at NcadVillc. Tyler
county. and most OF her lirc was spent
at CcntrcvIll". W. NH. She had made
her home with her son for the past
three years. Other surviving children
are: Mrs. ORR Archer OF Adonis. Mrs
Dora pierpoiut Of Alma. Creed Of Cro-
ton. Ohio. and Clarence Of JoscphS Mills.
w Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
FORTY 1AsHEs FOR ROBBERY

Dover. Del. ian. 3i-The Delaware
state senate today passed Il bill making
tho penalty for highway robbery forty
lashcs on the bare back. not loss than
twenty years imprisonment. and a tuc
of $500 Tho vote on the measure was
unanimously.
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DIES IN HOSPITAL.

Nick Cecchtini. 81 years old. a foreign
man who lived at 1914 Eoff street died
at l o'clock this morning in the OHIO
Valley General Hospital whore he was
medical patient. lie is survived by his
wife.
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MONTGOMERY uNpER KNIFE.

Hon. Sam B. Montgomery. state labor
and former candidate for
the Republican nominate ton for governor
underwent a slight nasal operation at
the Hawes- MARBLE hospital yesterday
He is reported improving.-Hunting
Herald Dispatch
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Will File Brief In the
Mary Pickford Divorce Case

Carson, New. Jan. 31.-The brief OF
the state attorney general in the Nary
pickford divorce matter in support Of
his motion to set aside the decree Of
divorce granted the actress from owen
Moore. will be filed tomorrow or
Wednesday, Deputy Attorney General
Richards announced this afternoon.
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Now IS good time for renting
rooms. houses and flats. Read and use
IntclligcnCer Want Ads.
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Class Meeting

Class Meeting
Mrs. Robert Vt. Davis WILL he the
hostess ~ the members OF the Tl"n"nia
Bible class Of the FIRST BAPTIST church
at her home on Hickory and Seventh
streets this evening. The business OF
the class Will be followed by social
program and q luncheon.
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Tho oriole." another Booth Tarking-
ton serial story, starts IN Tho Intelh-
Eencsr Saturday, February S. Don't
miss reading this SEXUAL to "Too Gentle
Julia" which you enjoyed 50 immensely.
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WILLIAM McCluskcY, of Woodsdale,
who underwent a serious operation scv-
cral days ago * improving at the North
Wheeling hospital.
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Providence Will Get
Part Of the Credit

Medicine Hat. Alta, Jan. 81 "A con-
tract calling for increased rainfall Tor
his territory between next MAY l and
August was signed today by the
United Agricultural association with
'RaInmakcr" Hatfield.
Just bow the RAIN storms are to be
made to order is not set forth in the
contract but Hatfield is 10 be paid
s. 0Ou an inch, with maximum of
SIS. 900 for u four inch rainfall. He Is
to hc given credit for only cne-half the
total precipitation. however, the infer
enc" in the contract being that Provl-
deuce deserves credit for the other half.
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buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
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Joe Papas killed

Joe Papas las killed by an automo-
bile with which h" WAS run down twn
weeks ago. according 10 word received
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