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Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

CHAMBER 0F CONVERGE.
 MEETING LAST NIGHT

Present: President R. l.. Blakely, Secretary Randolph F. Hamby; Treas urer Sam Taylor White forty mem- bers and fifteen visitors.
 Sales Day committee through J. E. Barham, chairman, reported that the committee will put on sales day Satur- day. February 26. or Friday, February 25
 Membership committee through Dr. NJ. II. Kennedy, chairman, reported the adition of the following members since last meeting: Morgan. Wood and com pany; Ozan-G -Graysonia Lumber cOmpa ny NJ. l.. Starks; M. W. Greeson D. W. Avery l. NJ Stripiing W. K. Buch- anan: x. l.. Ward: W. F. Deman; w. 0. Allen W N. Bemis |. r. Beidle- man E. E. Cantley: ]. $. Chastain Werner Hamilton Jack Walloch; Sid Cole NJ l.. Moore: T. r. Meador; T. C. Moody, bringing the membership up 10 S2
 Treasurer Sam T. White, Jr, filed his monthly report of the financial con- dition of the chamber, showing a bal ance on hand of $352.74 on February 1.
 The Publicity committee through it's chairman. C. C. Nelson, reported that the publicity committee composed of A. NJ Westmoreland, C. c. Nelson, T. c McRae IT.. and A Fl. Smith had collected and turned over S565O0 to be used in advertising Prescott and Ne vada county's oil field.
 Messrs Morgan, of Morgan, Wood and company, NJ. W. Greeson, c. C.. Nelson, !. A. Davis. F. Pratt and others advanced valuable ideas with respect to publicity campaign and Secretary Hamby was instructed to communicate with various Chambers of Commerce in that respect.
 Mr. Oroo Finley of the Daily Pieay- une was appointed member of the Publicity committee to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of MF. l. A.. Blakely: the committee now being com posed of c. c. Nelson, W. D. Bur2ine and Orto Finley.
 The matter of soliciting funds to be given as a reward to the drillers of the Bluff City and Sutton wells for the bringing in of 100 barrel we'll WAS discussed by various members, result ing in the appointments by the presi- dent of M w. Greeson and N. L.. Moore as committee to solicit such funds.
 Several speeches were made by mem bers conversant with the oil game and much valuable information given re- garling the operations in Nevada county.
 Mir Moore of the Pyramid Petroleum company of Shreveport, La, addressed the membership with reference to the drilling of well near Prescott; this being matter which addresses itself to the individual member rather than the chamber as body no definite ac- iion was taken.
 The secretary was instructed to com municate with MT. Martin Nelson of Blevins and MT. H. B. Lanscen Of Lt- tie Rock, chicken specialists, in an ef- fort to secure the services of these gen tlemen in the near future for local chicken and egg fanciers to the end that their flocks may he improved and the egg supply in Nevada county in- 1 creased
 Other matters of interest were dis cussed and committee reports made.
 This was the most enthusiastic meet ing that has been held.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

The students will present beautiful program tonight at the Grammar school, featuring Japapese life and some of it's simplicities. A large audi ence should greet the home talent pro duction tonight, as it promises very interesting entertainment.
 Your presence will inspire the play ers to do their best and it Is worth while for y0u to attend.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
INCOMES IS UNCHANGED

New York, Feb. 1.-The condition of William F. McCombs, former chair man of the democratic National com mittee, who is critically i'll at the home of his relatives, was unchanged through out today. Frederick R. Ryan. his law partner. said tonight.-Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18
WARNING.

will prosecute any and all persons found fishing in Blue Lake on my farm in Clark county.
 d3t PIT Sim Hays.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Instead of once | week, the PicAy- une will come to you 6 times . week. try cur Classified Ad" Column.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

Mrs. Warren Ashby and son, Herby, spent last night in the city at the home of Mrs. Jessie Freeman.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-18

W. V. Tompkins is in Little Rock today on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
IT," .u.":-iGn grand lodge
l...r were announced today. o

Canton Auto. Detroit. won the hrS'
..larr IN IT,. ,.,.ss \ competition. can
tom Wright. sunni cr -. Ohtu. was sec
nd. and Canton LU"as. Number ). TO-
!r.!,. ONO. I;"S third
in III. class competition. Canf"n
f""Irhn. Number u. Michigan. won ilrHi
,larn: Crn;"u I'"t'st""n. Number -
!'.'fstuwn. IA. second. and canton
Hamilton. Ontario. Number 4. third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
Prohibition CpSOH

Martins burg. w. Va. Sept c,--Anoth
or phase OF testing the legality Of tho
use Of tho state search and seizure ac'
warrants as basis for prosecution in
the federal courts FOR ALLEGED prohih;-
tion violators was brought up IN tho
federal court for the district o. North
srn Yves, Virginia today before Judge
w F. Raksr. Council representing q
defendant under tho charge said the
federal court was without jurisdiction
IN he case in that there was no reason
or procedure whatsoever 70 divert state
warrant cases 70 the jurisdiction Of the
government court.
Tho appeal supplements that made
las Tuesday by counsel repro "rting
clients charged with liquor law viola
lions, on tho ground thar S'r'" war
rant IL rcturnable only TO state courts
Tho arratgnmeni OF dozen alleged
v!O,a'ors OF the narcotic laws from
Clark sburg. engaged the attention OF the
court this morning. Eight 90 th"m
pleaded guilty One OF them. john Herby
told Judge Rakcr that while he was in
prison before. ne was nble TO- obtain
morphine which was smugc,ed IN by
guards Judge Baker directed the dis
,r!ct attorney 10 communicate with the
United States department OF justice
regarding tho charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
Mckinley SOCIAL
CENTER Will OPEN
OCTOBER IS OR 10
Miss Jennie MCGOWAN offered Director
Sh1p-Plans MAds at Commission
Meeting.

Plans for opening OF the social con-
ter for the winter months At Mckinley
school were completed NJ a meeting or
tho Wheeling recreation commission
held yesterday afternoon In the commits
sion's offices N me city building. w.
b Gundling presided while those pres
ent were Charles II. S"abr!ght. Roy b.
MAYOR and Secretary Ed Jefferson Mrs.
J. II. Brennan tho other member OF tho
commission. WAS unable 70 attend owing
70 illness.
Tho social center VIII open on O"to-
Der IS or - In the Mckinley Sch"O!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
Arm ~ Enforce Economy

T'oX1r:n-s who re !~:ereS'cd IN re-
4 49, -. coS' -" -uTT!HC ne govern
%. "a !,...'-l :" JON -" guard 20
,,~asr.r. q g.,!t s""r' n FavNr ~ elm
,-a,'"- '-n.- -. hudre' e'"rv lem ~
az cr~~naH T1v1a?-"-s MI b.
.S,-1 - f"-io7~:-2-H their supper: ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
JOE BANATO
HIT BY AUTO
BELLArRE MAN IN HOSPITAL SUI
rERrNq FROM SLIGHT
INJURIES
Police Know Nothing OF tho AGAR
Driver Of Machine rs Unknown.

Joe Ranato. IS years. o, Shadyside.
Ohio. - IN the t!ty h"sl'i'si ~ Rvlia:rc
suffering from fractured right log
uai other injuries 20 his S'de caused
when he WAS struck hv an au'"moh'e
,ast evening ahou, c'r!n'H. so,new here
between Bo,la!re and ShadystGe
BeIlatre police when ca!.e5 asst might
at ,nidn!ght by the In'ell!Sencer stated
that they DID not know OF man oein';
struck BY an automobile and were sur
prised when .0ld that Zoo Ranato was
in tho hospital.
Hospital attendants stated that the
mans condition Was not serious and
that he would recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-23
Cut This Out
How to Make
Grape Jelly
Grape Jam, Too
It's Delicious


Crap" leIN' WIN Al the "''''''uS
iu"-TIrc SFHi" MAYORS. ana h'"Pe I.'"'
always r"h''hcied !'"f"NS'o'o "S JAIN
m'Nr'N. CO" no" L" h'""' az "'i''c VIZ" VIZ,
N II few mIhH'eS. NJ "':" '""s "''''"a
il" m""e Worrying Il" more ""s'eu
catches OF 'i".i anu HnE"i. ne g |"
Process eHm'' a'"H IA" '"e f'u'''' - a.
S"'nt''y 'r;;.'.h ana veg! '''"''''' 10
tr"pe jolly
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Grape Jam
$50 ahul, : n, ordinary e,Zs or Al
rh4 small rruraa Wr,r SION and Sop
;,ra,c ,Nin, from n,I,p tearing tie skins
IN halves Simmer rr.,u :,r five minutes
IN covered caurcran and remove seeds
N,. ucrna-r,, .Lr,,rb n cIa,. ,rraG
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largo Eau"sp@N IS or pt s!zel. adding
II necessary. enough wafer 10 the fourth
cup 10 make II lowell full. Add heap
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SIS Coo, ooo TO GRAIN MEN.

Washington. sept. 29.~-Advances tot
.,u,rr S..ruu.u"n made 10 the Cooper
grf@" Gram 'ir"w"rs Of Minnesota. 10
AL! IN marketing 1927 crops was ar
ilri!u,rG trIr! rl the War Finance cor
jnratun.
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MAYOR THoNEE HEADS BRANCH
AND STATES AIMS OF
MOVEMENT
cOMSdT--yE OF 100 WHEELING
CITIZENS TO pc FORMED.
Is PLAN
PURPOSE OF TATION-wIDE MOVE
MEHT TO PUT GOVERNMENT
ON BUSINESS BASIS


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st-oEE'% orR"n'"eu an" P'e'''"H 49,
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decreased taxation.
Tho Honeoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

cjnia delegation and West Virginia Re-
puhlicans AS To the course the Repup-
Iican party should pursue. Tho pr'Sl-
dent EXPRESSED 4 desire I" read inc
speech. whcr"up"n Senator fIKlnS
reached into his pocket. pulled out
printed copy nf tho GoodykoOntz effort
ard handed il tn him.
swisher at White House.
Charles Wesley Swish"r. of Charles
ton was another West Eircinmn VINO
caIlcd on President Harding today. lie
chilled 70 pay his respects. They are
old friends and close ones. Mr.. Swisher
did have something h" desired to talk
To the president about. something IN
regard to Republican PARTY policy. but
said that he had not made formal
engagement to call and would. II tho
president desired, call again. The presl'
dent did desire. Mr.. Swishcr having
stated the subject beforehand. and re-
oueSted Mr.. Swisher 10 visit hun next
week. when he said he would give him
AN hour. or even longer, to discuss the
matter, which he designated as most
irprrtant to his administration ana 10
th. continued success of the Repub-
liCan party. .
Mr.. SwiSher left shortly after his visit
AT the White House for shreveport La.
which is headquarters for his oil and
gas properties, and Will make special
trip TO Washington ncXt week Tor this
one and only purpose.
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ELkINS SEES
CONTINUED from Page One)


the administration takes effective
means to stop such un-Erruhican aud
unSuuud tendencies.
Must Be Decided.
"Whc,hcr this administration is going
20 embark on a policy Of governmental
regulation. or whether il is going TO
how to the line in an opposite dir"'-
tiun. is now uD to il tc decide. Upon
that decision. il is not too much to say.
its success or failure rests. II would
seem that the disaster which hctcN the
Democratic party because OF its policy
Of interference" ~ private business. even
# 'hcr" hal been \" Republican cam
paigu p,cdGrs to oppose that policy IT
given the rcins Of over, would be SUI
iici"nt guild" 10 III" present adminiStra-
ton.
"Once this administration starts on
CourS" Of business regulation, mcddl!ns
and interference. il = plain enough what
troubles and diSC0rd viii beSct il. Once
start TO regulate one. two or three So
callad basic commodities Md those reg
uIatrd will r"taliatc by proceeding /"
regulate other basic commodities
Thero will be no end I" il and the gov
crnTneni will I've embarked on course
that wrecked ono party last year and
Is capable or wr"CRlng announcer "U''
THE Republican party was elected
to power because it pledged itself not
to follow such n course. President
Harding in his campaign speeches and
since his election, has made series ~
splendid addresses on and around the
text, less government in business, ana
has heard the approving plauditS OF the
American people. II ts UP 10 the l"SlS-
In 70 ha
10 souar. their performance with the
given word.
THAT is substantially what I told
the president today"
While with the president. Senator
Eikins referred TO the speech delivered
In the house on Monday 10y Representa-
tive Wells Goodykonrtz. which Il" sad
expressed the position O. tae West Nir-
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
(Conttnued from Page one.)

Of winning an automobile. II seems to
be una nimous. this perseverance that -
cha racteristic Of the members, and this
final week will undoubtedly witness the
most spirited battle that has yet taken
place.
All the IntcllEcncCr's territory il be-
ing rakcd as with Il inc-tonth comb.
and tho rush Of new subscriptions Is
sending vote totals To almost colossal
figures,
l. now hchooves every member 10 put
fresh vitality into the work, The last
six days Of the camr,ifn. during which
the final vote scale Is effective. VIII I've
tho deciding factor in determining the
winners.
The race is TOO close to bank upon
any possibilities. and Their" are TOO
many persons interested IN every mem
Der 10 insure anyone else m easy VIC
tory. Ovcr-confihcncr loses battles.
Relaxation at this stage Of the CAM
paign Is suicidal to success. D"tcrmlna-
iion to- win. coupled with relentless
artivIty- In vote gathering. Will make a
winner out o" contestant. This is no
time 70 hesitate. What is Intended TO
hr don" must h" done NOW! 7" tenn
p"r:xc II to let some other member
forr" ahead and claim the prize that
would have been yours.
And " hat DOES victory in This cam
paign mean The realization Of your
f0ndcst drca ms--owncrShip of hiE,
powerful. luxurious motor car!
This is your eleventh hour chance In
make a whirIwind dash TO the "wlrc'--
a chance to got your share of the $4,000
worth or happiness and riches that TIL"
IntclliGcnCCr will spread broadcast with
n lavish hand in 4 few days.
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now before congress was termed u
government o!ieurchy of Socialism BY
Senator lanes 4. Reed. OF Missouri,
speaking today 1T a luncheon Of the st.
Louis cha mbor of commerce.
The whole policy of government con-
troll. which he said amounted to control
by one or several individuals over an
entire industry was assaulted BY the
senator who predicted for it tragic
failure
Declaring tho present tendency Is to-
wards "ccntralizing the control Of the
entire country in Washington" Senator
Reed said he could see nothing but the
greatest peril ahead. III it be granted
that the government may take charge
of Industries on the ground that they
produce the necessities OF life"
IF We adopt that principle the sem,
ator continued. ut follows that there
is absolutely no limitation TO the power
Of governmental control over the entire
business of the land.
Such a scheme is, after all. a gov
ornamental oligarchy OF Socialism car
rled to the extreme. 1t goes much far-
Their than the Socialism established ~
Kaiser Willie I'M"
Government supervision would b un.
der direction Of men FOR the most FAT aI
though the authority would be dele:
gated to 4 high official. employees would
do the actual work.
They are men who have drifted to
WASHINGTON who are capable OF earn
ing only a fair salary and who nave
Jobs because they cannot find employ
ment among the men who know them
and are acquainted with their opacl-
ties"
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Washincton. June l5.--Criminal pro-
ccedine$ against II number OF former
army officers may follow the action OF
President Harding in CancClIlnS war
department contracts with the United
States Harness company Of Ransom. w.
Va. for the disposal Of surplus harness.
II was said tonight at the department
ot, justice.
Attorney General pauGhcrty. Il was
said. WAS CONSIDERING the governments
course ut action and was expected to
nun0Un,,, his decision shortly.
cancellation OF the contracts by tn"
president WAS announced by Secretary
WcrhS. who explained that they We're
entered INTO Icy former director Of
sales OF III" war department. with the
approval of Secretary Baker. and pro-
vIIrd that the lurE" accumulation Of
surplus military harness should b"
turned over 10 the company for dis
TuSal
The president IN Cancrlling the con-
tracts. he SAID acted upon the advice
and recommendation of MIR. Daughcrty,
" hn reported. after Investigation. that
the contracts had been entered into in
violation Of criminal statutes prohibit
ing officers and employees of the govern
rncut from having an interest i'll govern
mcut property or contracts.
Tn. value e n" harness the company
Was to handle. officials declared. had
been Nariously cSt!ma ted. but was prob
ably IN tn" ne.ghborhood of 80 100000
or Sl9,00h.QnU.
Officers IF the sales division OF the
war department declined To discuss the
case or Indicate what transactions had
actually taken place under the contracts.
Inv jgat!on of tho harness contract
was begun by congress and was then
re-, icwrd a f"w weeks ago jointly by the
department Of Justice and tn" war de-
partmrnt. hef"r" Mr.. DauEhcrf IS recon-
m"ndLti"uS were submitted to President
Harding.
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ARMY OFFICERS MAY
Be PROSECUTED BY
THE GOVERNMENT

Charles Town, W. Va. Juno -.
60 COY crnmCut officials reaching
Charles Town today brought m
formation that tn" sal. ot gov crn-
mrnl ,S.uvagrI harness through
III" United States Harness com
pany. advertised for today, was
cancelled, ~ III" contract with
the company had been annullrd.
Tho principal office aud ware
house of the company Is located
here.
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Providence r. I. Ian" l'.--S''rr'"rf
OF sat" Charles F.. !iu;heS i".i
gt'hSr.n; - ms f"f"N H'amn' ~ crown
juiN"rSity to-day iEI' = va n.y. d"S'r-
bic that America : h",F.N. g.. ''''
~h.W.i l." :r''"~'t ~ 'r'.', 49, our
selves unnecessarily :" i""t.,', Gus
tons which uN"'NH rI''.'"N - '..'''S'
broad with which "" nav" proper con-
Germ"
IT : equally 'ru"" b" continued,
that We cAnno' "SJHr" uu- relation u
,he economic problems ot The world.
ilc sid tn. r-rSI"ri'r - mis- country
largely ,!-:,Hd-G upon i..' ''"H"nt'
settlements which might p" mad" In
E,urore and that the key to 'hN future
was With those who maze and control
these settlements.
,,,sr,., ~, .>er,nlar rr free !nsti-
tr,..nS aiding Humanity IN .h.tr pres
-,,,,,, rc SID lied go! no ~
.-,,,, ,,,a..,,.rr -. .H.. N.rrl var This
sentiment Is sill with MS" n" .,II.d.
We hav" no, lost" said he. tho
canarltv Tor the high and unsc!t:Sh IN
G.,,Dr which Linked W. IN IN I'M
.xauDi.d unity and joy @: SC-\iH" in
.i,c ,.r;s,s If ;r, .,rra. war Tue springs
l ,..,,,-.,i ,-rs, ~ fellowship
, ,4-;o1 -,
our h'h ."' '.' - y, , ,'r,',
ior tu'N nh''"" IN '"' 81 ''"''' ,.'',','o
designs ana 'HHn''E P"tH''". g.; '' |'",
tact = iAi'' "h''E" L,'''' VA" ''''
ia sur">t r"Wa7i. me ''.'r'' '"r'r
YVES. ana ".' ne ,'"''''',+ -.
try "er" hHiA"-~'" III -" >"f''",
Tort. h"''H~' w. ."N',' ''' WIS -!
~ Hb"7tE ANU 'h''i'""', T" '''''" '''',
them. h"rauS" v" hated tyranny anu
the brutality and -uthl"SSN"SS. which
..,,,I .,--c.s;oD in The worship Of
force. anu pI' JUS "''' '''
linked Win t"a' '' ''' .;"'' i'"i"'N VII"
were Struggling f,r 80" preservation 81
49,, essentials ~ cr,",!..u with tho m
49,. .d If ,hs country 70 the other
N''' 49,, n,,,, ~ rl,Ili,,
rang aPpea!S III '"e "1.'' sas
ton tSe.., .ne 49, ,.,',-o 80,
ideals Must Be Lo1y.
You cannot obtain such 4 unity OF
erfor. in this country. with voluntary
sacr;r,ca on avery hand cappinE the
N"eI ~ va ,arna1s -, c,voro.
ment. unless that effort - INSURED oF
lofty ideals. II was America, n" eN-
cmp,ar &C free institutions aiding hu-
nanity in their preservation. :hat called
loIIn ,"' ,',..s nd or,or ,il do
Hsht j. SI'I WIN Us "''' 49,
spite the n"cu ~ correct "'''H >'H anu
cool Judgment In WORKING gu '"F. eco,
Domic problem. !; - IN" iLNp'F''''" OK
,,,,cn,,;,-g ~ = wAll-ordnrnd liberty
,,.,,, o,,. .ocuri.y ~ rIace
-a,'aL ., -, ,rc sccxhaustible
- '"'S ,""''N ~
sourc" OF national power IN war
II would not be tttln~ Cor m" a. this
time 20 discuss our foreign r"ht"nS
Eur am glad 20 say that Tn" tn"SS1S"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

Shrrv"r"r La. Juno l5.-Tho stand
ard on Company to-day posted rrduc-
,iom Of - cents 4 barror on all grades
Of North Louisiana crude oil except
C.addo heavy and Arkansas. which re-
MAIN a. $40 respectively, The Gulf
and Texas companies met the reduction
and also reduced Caddo heavy 20 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
ANOTHER CUT IN OIL

Independence. Hans, June l5.-An-
other cut "t - cents in m'd-cnntincnt
crude OF VAS announced to-day by the
Prairie oil and tiis Company. bringing
the new price down 10 sl.O0 barrel, the
lowest y.u,c lHl6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

Two hundred employees 81 tho f.""hs
Dl4nt Of the NOnOturkct SIX MILLS
northampton. Mass, have struck rather
than accept n wage cut Of - per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
Governmental Control
Is Attacked By Reed

81. Louis. Mo, June 15.-Gov"rnment
control over business. as he said was
cXcmpIihed by the packer contro! b.'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16

Gov. Harding Of Federal Reserv?
Board says all dangers of hnAhcla!
panic or business collapse mas passed.