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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

IewjSburg. W. Va. Nov. -. Ire SIX
defendants charged with completely in
the shooting at the coat mines at Mo-
hawk. Mcdowell county. more than a
wear ago, were found guilty today N
circuit court here. Sentence was d.
ferred BY Judge Summers II. Sharp.
The defendants are Steve Collins.
Walter AShhury. Ligh Cline. William
Scarbury. RiIl Estep and John Mccoy.
Tho jury returned the verdict al SIX
o'clock this evening. having been given
the case shortly before o'clock. Duc-
ing III" verge Of opening up the indus
trial question before and problems pc
culiar 10 this coat region.
The Jury which set in the case was
composed OF farmers. g follows: EEr'l
Simms. Roy Miller. W. a. Hedrick. Jas.
Feamstrr. J. II. Carr. J. O. Hanna. f.
\. Lewis Harvey I.oudermilk. T. G..
Daumrr. George IIarrah Tom Suite.
Hill Jones.
Cline 10 he Tried.
While the jury was Ielibcratinc. m
other Jury was cmpaneled for the trla!
OF Lawyer Cline. also OF Mcdowell
county. and the case was set for .
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Mohawk trials were brought into
Greenhrier county on change venue.
The shooting occurred about eighteen
months ago. and the case has been con-
tinued 4 number cr times.
The late Sid Hatfield of Mingo county
was originally defendant in this ac-
ton brought ny the state.
The trial her" began early In 'hc
week No difficulty was experienced In
empaneling 4 jury. The stat" rested
latr Tuesday and a dozen Witnesses fnr
the defense were heard Wednesday.
Court recessed over Thu nkSGiV'nS ana
the case was resumed today. Attorneys
began their arguments Immediately ~
ter the noon reCrs9
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RADICALS REPLY TO
AMBASSADOR CHILD

ROM" Nov. - EerllWg :" state
mont issued 10y Ernard WaShnHrn
child. the American ambassador that
the case OF SHCro and NauArtu was out
side The jurisdiction OF tho american
federal government. IN" ma No".,i COM
mit,ca formed recently :" fight for th'lr
freedom has issued Il S'atcm"m' de"iar-
ing they we're convicted IN insufficient
evidence.
The statement wh!,h VAS iuH'iShed
prominently 10y all tn" new S"Hn"rS in
Rome decl9rrd there Ms mo one Wit
ness WHO wap sure aud dee i>.N" in IN"
trial or tn" tw" mrH. VII" We're cor
yj.tcd las, Summer ur murder 10y a
Ma sSa chUS"t's court.
The cast" uf les OF the American
police" continues the statement. vii
fall like the famous castle of PAPER
The workmcn Of the world are follow
ing IN. cas-. ~ SaCcN and NanZ"ttI. ana
await ~ gee them restored {" liberty
and 10 Scc iuS tee done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
SIX GUILTY Of
MINE SHOOTING
Sentence Deferred By Judge
Sharp of the Greenbrier
Court.

Ennvevsrtc. W. Va. Nov. 60
Harold W. houston. CHIEF Coun-
sci for the Mohawk defendants.
who is spending the night here,
declared tonight the cases OF hts
clients will be appealed TO the
state supreme court IL an ad-
verse decision IS given BY Judge
Sharp on the molten 10 set asid"
the verdict and grant new
trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
Prince Of Wales Takes
Real Opu|enCe in India

Raro,la. India. Nov. - by the AS
so,.,,r.L prrSs)--Th" rrinc" Of Wales
IS c\pcv.encing his first taste o. the
npuleuce and splrndor Of Indian princes
as III" guest Of the Gackwar of haroda'
one OF tn" most powerful native WIerS'
whose resources are said 10 he ain"st
unfathomahlr and whose yearly income
,e nlaced at many millions Of dollars.
Americans will recall tn. Gaekwar :
son. Prince JaSSinGh, who was educated
NJ Harvard ana whose allowance" was
So rrcat as To max" him 'rNrS"s
anon. his less fortunate" romrau"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
SEIBERLING BUYS
PORTAGE RUBBER

Cleveland Nov. @j.--TIe sale OF the
Portage Rubber company Of Ba"ber'Oa
Ohio. TO Frank y Soldering. founder
and former president O. the Goody ear
Tire and Rubber company. vas con-
frmad today by Federal Judge II. :.
WcstenhaVer. Mr.. Soldering will pay
$500. 600 for tn" pr"0srty. and will par
chase the Inventories at their appraised
value which is expected 10 reach
81 600. GOA.
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SEEK HIGHER RATE.

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 95.--Forma
appltration was filed to-day with the
nubIIr service commission ~ the
CHARLESTON Dunbar Traction Company
for an increase in rates within the cor
rorate limits The commission set De
rcmber 6 as the date for the hearing
Tho property and lines of this com
many were recently leased by me
charleston lnterurhan Railroad ION
many and the application asks author
itv 10 consolidate" the two lines AFTER
January / The iucreaS" asked IS from
SIX cents to s., on cents. the present
rates Of the Charleston Tnt"rurhan COM
Da1y.
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for Electric
Pump

Sealed bids will b" received tor
the purchase and installation OF
One Electric Pump, ) horsepower,
about 26,O00 square feet capacity
for use in Wheeling High School.
Bids received until ) p. NJ. De-
ccmber II. 1921. at Clerk $ Office,
High School Building. Mark on
outside. bids for Pump.
FRANK STANTON.
Clerk.
Will have for sal" One High
Pressure Vacuum Pump, about IL
II. r.. and One High PrcSSur"
Feed Pump for High Pressure
Boilers.
Could be used in mills or mines.
Both now in operation.
SEQ John Wise, hamlt"r. High
School.
nov2i26-2S
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STRIKE AT NEW ORLEANS.

New orleans. la. Nov. ID Approx
mdtely 1900 men affiliated with IN"
twrnty-"our unions employed along tn"
water front. went OH strike to-day, III
sympathy with the crcWmen. who quit
on Monday hoCauSr Of wage cuts. The
end Of the day found many non union
Crews WORKING on ships that were ready
Tor loading and unloading.
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NAVAL RECRUITING orr.

Washington. Nov. Co Temporary
cessation Of naval recruiting with tho
exception of re-enl'StmcntS, has heen
ordered by. the navy department.
Instruction tn recruiting Officers 10
accept no new applicants followed inc
discovery that last week cnlistm"n'S
considerably exceeded discharges. "auS.
ing a "surplus' be- ond tho total set by
tho department.
General recruiting vii! he resumed
as soon as this surplus has been OK
hauSted. II was said.
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LOST AND FOUND

I.OST-I.ady's Hamilton wrist watch.
on northbourd Beliaire car or in
business district Of Wheeling: initials
q. l.. D. Finder please return to In
te!ltc.urcr. Reward no.@6-i
LOST-Notirc' VIII III" party that
was hunting AZ Dallas Tuesday and
found red water Spanic! dog on the
running board Of his machine. please
call @5O-W. Elm Grove, and rcce,v" l:6-
craI reward frr dogs return. no.26-m
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YOC CAN make 800 per week intro
duc!nE tho new Odorless C!rco Gas
Heater ror homes. offices. stores; easy
20 sell because rs better than other
heaters and sells for one-halt the price:
every home needs extra heat NJ certain
times OF the day: you invest no money
In stock: you get your profit quick just
Keep the deposit yNur customer makes
when ne signs the order: we deliver and
collect the balance: by our special plan
YOUR customers are ready 10 see YOU
when YOU call: write for full particu-
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Shipped prepaid. then start right IN TAX
ing orders +. VI. Needham. 1900 Con-
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LITHUANIAN MINISTER
WOUNDED BY BOMB

koyno, l.ithuau!a. NOV. IS iIy 'de
Associated Pressl Minister OF FINANCE
Ga!vauauSkaS was seriously wounded
early this morning by tn" explosion OF
Il romh which was thrown through #"
win,iow OF his residence. The explosion
occurred At 5 o'clock.
Tn, minister's house and other build
ingS adjniniuG il were seriously dam
,gcd RI. cn,,,uSsion shock tie Amcri-
can ,OunSCl
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.KU kLUX KHAN STAGE
PARADE IN TEXAS TOWN

Abilene. Tex. Nov. "5.--Wth the
town plunged IN darkness. relieved only
BY the glow OF flaming cross Abilene
citizens tonight witnessed the first pa
rade % Ku klux [Iansmen IN west
Texas
Several hundred whit" rohed figures
filed silently through long lanes OF
equally silent spectators.
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Alabama Man Taken
After Shooting Seven

Huntsville. Ala. Nov. = After NAV E
:"- shot and wouudc three men r"9'rr-
day aud four today. William Bcchn"N
wae captured in Il swamp near New
marEe, lur some UNDETERMINED reason
h. ran amuck Yesterday and continued
on his ram age t"daT. shooting IN all
d,rcrriorS All his viCt ms viii recover
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Former Turkish Minister
Of Marine ASSaSSinatGd

ronstant.uoplc. NOV. "J..~An &n'"n-
firmed rcpor, has reached here tina;
Djemal PaSha. former minister OF
marine. who ordered the mas;arr"s in
Smyrna during the war. when he was
commander of the Turkish troops there
has been assLss'nat"d At kHhu.. capital
Of AfEhaniNtan.
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Washing ton confrr"nro will not he able
II make final decisions on some sub
iCrtS relating 10 arma m"ntS. Simr" sub.
iertS like the rules n. warfare nrrcSS:tr.
Nv must hc given Il W"rld-widC c"nSid-
cIation before th"r" can he u revision
to which tho r.wcrs Will l." willing to
hind themselves.
As To Germany
l. was not iudI.sird whether the pres
ldcut had suggested even informally to
III" foreign delegates III" adNiSahlit"
&C inviting Germany and other unrcpre-
scented nations I" participant " in the
agreements reached hcr". and none OF
tho foreign SpokcSmcn would discuss
tho possibility. II was recalled. how
the Netherlands were added tn the In
vitaiiOn list Of tho conference. tho
United States first sought tho approval
OF tho "thCr powers. AMI IN official Of
ono foreign delegation said tonight iha!
he presumed the same method would be
followed in regard To further invitation
In tn" view Of most delegates. il
wnuld not br necessary for all the ma.
tons {" send delegates To ashinCton
tho conference. Such a proceeding
might lead to considerable delay. and
il was generally predicted that The final
proposals of the conference simply
would be transmitted to the various for
cign officers, for acceptance or reIec.
ton.
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DO YOU believe in hcr"dItyf
Il certainly do. Why. for instance. -
nv onthS-old son always trying -
get his toes in hts mouth If :, isn't be-
cause OF his dads constant struggle I"
make both ends meet?
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTE:D-Articlss that can be market
cd in quantity through force Of
agents or ranvHSsers. VII consider
either established MERCHANDISE or now
and unt":a.! .:v::s. -. -. .2"e '@'"'H-
rcncrr no.26-g
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APPROVED b GERMANY.

Berlin. Nov @5.--An Appropriation or
Tor. Don ,Onn marks for I'll" relief work OF
the American Quak"r organization has
been approved by tn" cabinet
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ARMS CONFERENCE
CONTINUED From Page ons)

would he suggested 10 carry = into IN Get,
The meetings might be convened |" con
slider special subjects. or merely To sur
Ncy international relationships and look
for danger points in general effort at
good understanding
International Court
Whether IN international c0ur' e! Ju,-
lice NIGH. he on" az til" results IS on"
at tho issues tn" president consider 10"
cbSnN'uuS Tor present discussion. a.
though .Tr = known 10 regard such
tribunal as logical part Of I'll" plan
ne has advocated for an ''assnc.ati"n OF
nations" Ills opinions on that subject
have been expressed in several iuhiir
addresses during tn" past year. hut ne
never has made a detailed public state
mrnt Of the exact method by which a
court could he established.
Meeting Of Minds"
In fact. m his preliminary ConSidera-
ton OF the best means toward inicrha-
tonal cooperation. Mr.. Harding Is said
by his friends to have tried 10 Keep MS
proposals as free from details az posi-
bic. with the deliberate purpose Of re-
during 10 n minimum the probable
causes Of complication. His intention
is declared to have been TO apply To
the world situation In the broadcast
sense the principle of meeting OF
minds as he employed II in his pre-
!maugura ton days at Marion.
SO FAR IS lie willing to 60 toward
dispensing with details. II is declared
that he is ready to Let the results or
the present conference and the plans
for future meetings rest merely on
"gentlemcns agreement" rather than
har n
American delegation in the conference
are said 10 favor tho treaty method.
and the point is vet 10 he decided; but IL
was asserted in authoritative quarters
tonight tht so far as Mr.. Harding was
concerned lie would as soon have 4 ma
tiOn'a word az its bond.
This position the president !s said 20
base upon n faith that the Washington
conference Will heip to put a new face
uDon international relationships and
arouse a new sense If national honor.
Agreements such as the conference Is
expected To reach are regarded by the
chief executive az touching closely ma
t!unal con sdcra ions OF uprightnesS and
good will. therefore unon the good lailh
Of tho nations concerned.
The hope o. the president for con-
tInuation Of the conference like inc
nrrsrnr one became known at moment
when the arms delegates reached q
stage If their deliberations. strongly
Suggesting IN itself that negotiations
will be necessary 10 consumate IN" TASK
begun heretofore.
Commission TO China
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the nine part!ripat
iuC nations ara said to have decided al
their session today 10 send an !nterna-
t!onal comm! SSinn Of iuriStS 10 inVes-
,igaie China's judicial system. and re-
port next year TO the various lorP'gh OF
mes and the discussions OF other fea-
,urr4 of the Far Eastern situation con-
tInued with a growing indication that
sourc sort OF international machinery
n,uld be Necessary to carry cut the re-
CULTS of the conference decisions.
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LONDON PRESS IN
COMMENT ON SPEECH
ATTACKING FRENCH

London Nov. c5-FOreiSr Minister
Curzon's remarka bic address yesterday.
in which he declared II France pursued
an isolated and individual policy. she
would not in the )Cng ran lnJure icy
many and would fail 10 protect herself
draws characteristic comment from inc
morning newspapers. The editorial VII
ters maintain the attitudes which they
have consistently followed as rrR"ioS
the French military policy. n" section
OF opinion which sees IN France mill
tar!stic revengeful spirit uphol"'hE
Lord Gurzon. and lhos" WI" are con-
Stantly dis,rusttu! or Germany com
meuting adversely on his uttcTau'"S.
while Lord Curzon's address was IL
rcvted primarily 10 the Washington arms
conference. II was clearly an niImaNon
10 Franco OF the effect or that c"untry'S
attitude toward disarma az voiced
at Washington by Premier BRAND.
The Daily chronicle which is clos" 10
the eminent. printed an editorial yes
ierday. somewhat along the lines OF
Lord Curzon's speech. 1t makes no com,
ment this morning, but in iiS poiit.cai
notes SAYS tina, the government mas
been obliged to take a very serious We"
Of the effect OF Premier Brands WASH
lngton speech and that the issues lnHolV-
ed are now under consideration by the
cabinet. The Daily News says the Tor
e!Kn minister's grave utterancc IS en-
tirCly true.
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LIVE WIRE salesman. aged SO 10 80.
with car. fo- West Virginia: earnings
$500 yearly possible: give references
and experience Gtl!ett Importing Co.
cleveland, O. no.26-g
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WANTEp-Young man about II years
old. with experience in grocery bust
ness. TO work in wholesale grocery .
state age. education and experience IN
letter. also give names OF former EN-
ployers. Address J. \. care fntelII-
repCr- no26-h
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WE ARE; making a yeast speciality and
require statesmen. all territories; lib
eral commission; easily. quickly sold.
Baker Chocolate Co, So Water St. New
York. no.26-g
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wANrED-SALEsMNN.

wANTEp-Salcsma with car 70 cal
on dealers with a low priced 5000
mile fabric and 10000 mile cord tire;
Sl0O. 90 a week with extra commissions
Universal Tire X Rubber Co. Michigan
CITY, Indiana. no. Il
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TARM WANTED

WANT 10 hear from owner having farm
for sale: give particulars and lowest
price. John J. Black. W. Virginia ST.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. nol9-26-de,S
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. PFoD.
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
Privat. Chapel, 1908 chAplias BtrsSa
cau Phone 1917
DIED

BrRGf- ON Friday. November 18th
l9"l.at 80 o'clock am. AT her home.
1910 McColloch street. ELEANOR,
wife Of Frank X. BurEy.
Funeral services fEom the chapel of the
Meudel Funeral home 1908 Chapline
street Monday morning at 1880.
Friends respectfully invited Inter
ment MI. Rose cemetery Moundsvtlle,
" Ma.
FOuTS--On Friday. November "Ith,
1921. at 50 o'clock a. m. at her
home No. 6la National road. ELIZA
BETH l.OWERY. widow OF the lats
John FUuts. aged - wears. 10 months.
Services on Sunday afternoon AT so
o'clrck Friends respectfully invited.
Intermsnt at Peninsula cemetery.
RONENRERGEE-.O Monday. \ovcm-
Der 81. 1871. JOSEPHINE. daughter Vt
MI and Mrs. f. L. Ronenberger, n
her 25rd year.
Funeral from the residence Of her par.
pnts. No. III Avenue Il. Film Grove.
nm Friday. November 2j, 1921. al S:20
am. requiem high mass at ST. Vim
cont De Paul's church 900 o'clock. In
,ermNnt a, Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Friends respectfully invited TO attend.
CHARNOCK 40 p. M. Tuesday.
November -. ARCHIE CHARNOCk.
aged so years,
Funeral from residence. 1885 Guernsey
street. Bellairc. Friday afternoon Rt
o'clock. Interment at Peninsula
cemetery, Wheeling.
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wANTXp-NAL.A-

NMAS Cretonuc WATERPROOF APRONS
Highclass with pocket. each one IN
holly box SS.75 dozen. sells readily for
SIS: Christmas catalogue ready. free.
Schafuss Corp, $50 Rroome St. New
York. nos
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Not a Clear Statement.

On the other hand the newspapers
which have consistently favored tho
French attitude are diSpleased. the
Times. In a rather colnrless editorial
says thar the speech - remarkable less
for what was said than what vas no,
said and implies that ut was defense
and apology rather than clear state
mcnt Of constructive policy" 1t inter-
prets Lord Curzon's yelled illusions -,
as intended TO explain that tho mani
fest inadeQuacy vt the British foreiS"
policy" was result Of the war. Grea;
britain not being able any longer 10 act
independently. Regarding references III
the speeci. to Frances independent nc
ton al the Washington conference inc
newspaper declares that the brit's
policy has not been consistent since the
war. citing the differences with France
over the Bolshevist advanC" Int" f"ianu
and Great Britain's conclusion OF
trade agreement with Soviet Russia.
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE ISFELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
ORice. 1905 Market -
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AGES TS-Attrntton Handle new nov
city just out: large profits: sold
everywhere: send Toe FOR sampl" ant
particulars. Handy Co. 2+6 Canal ST.
New York no.G6-g
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AGENTS-Curtain rods. broom protect
ors: every housewife a prospect: sam
pies 1oc. Goodman & KontcoH. 2326
,Pitkin Ave. Brooklyn. y. Y. no.@6-G
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Although the Daily Mall WAhbs ""
comment ts attitude - revealed by the
publication Of messages tnterchHnEed ny
It's editor ard H. C. Wells VII" IS writ
ing spcciai dispatches at Washington
for the newspaper. In his MESSAGE. me
attitude against the FRENCH in his art-
Cles on the conference. and says iAat
II hs Is unable to adopt more reason
able tone the Daily Mail Will cease pub
fishing HIS dispatches.
ION with venting his spleen on an
ally" and thereby inviting dangerous
retorts The French policy may ne
isolated" the newspaper says. put II
is certainly Ineligible an" on inc Wh"t"
.ncressyul while Lord tUrG"nS Is
neither"
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lLADIES-3fake and sell to your friends
our novelty Florida shell necklaces;
easily made: delightful Christmas gifts;
all material and directions sent FOR dol
har bin. Florida Novelty Co. Tampa.
Fla. no.26-G
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HOUSE ZOE RENT or SADIE.

FOR RENT OR SAI.F:--c houses: one
rooms and hath: ono bungalow. (
rooms. Call Martins Ferry I59-J. no. %
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would he suggested 10 carry r into Hf"ci'
The meetings might be convened /" con
slider special subjects. or merely To sur
lcy international relationships and look
for danger points in u genera effort nj
good l.ui,rStand!ng
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