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York but returned to Washington to-
night. Philippe Berthelot, secretary
general OF the French foreign ot1lco'
who Is accompanying the premier home.
MISC left with NJ BRAND. but General
Buat, chief Of the French general starr.
also 10 return home, did not leave until
on later train.
The strong man OF France" as NJ
BRAND Is known among his countrymeh'
appeared In a happy frame OF mind but
loathe to quit the conference In whlch
he has been one OF the outstanding fig
urcs. He told other delegates at the
final session attended by him yesterday
that he considered 1t "Onc OF the great
est hoSors of his political life to have
been able to participate even for tiine'
In the work Of the conference"
The French premier's leave-tak!ng OF
the conference as stated by him was
due TO the necessity OF getting pack
home to take part in consideration pE
the French government Of the military
problems resultant from the. war. He
expressed himself on the eve OF his de-
parture as quite satisfied With the re-
suits of the conference SO far. ana es-
pccially MS respects France
Il rest my case OF Franco insofar as
land forces are concerned he said. "on
the warm. friendly, compromising de-
clarations OF the heads OF the various
delegations on Monday. satisfied
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Indians Must Aid in
Maintaining Roads
in Oklahoma County

Washington, Nov. 24.--AttOrney Cen
eral DauEherty has held valid ana con-
stitutional. the provision OF the act OF
March 2. 1921. which requires the Sec
rotary of the interior TO pay to Usage
county. oklahoma, for road cohS'ruC-
t!on and maintenance. n sum equal 10
one per cent OF the amount received ny
the OsaGe tribe OF indians as royalties
from oil or gas production. Protest
against the payment Of the amount
specified was made by the Usage tribal
council. II being asserted that the pro-
vision was unjust and unconstitu-
tional."
In an opinion to Secretary Mellon
Mr.. DauShcrty declared that the qucS-
ton OF whether this payment was I'M
Just was not for him 70 consider. t"r' II
constitutional. the wisdom OF the l"Hla-
lntion was for congress alone 1" deter
mine. on the question Of constitutions
ality. Mr.. Daugher,y held that the mini
eral rights in the lands were reserved 10
the tribe and not to the inridual mem
bcrs.
AS the royalties are tribal iuhdS'
he said. 1T cannot be seriously con-
tended that congress had not power I"
provide for their disbursement Tor
such purposes as Il might deem Tor the
best interests OF the tribe. Tn" power
resides in tho government as the guar
dian OF tho indians. and the authority
OF the United States Hs surh Ruar""h
is not TO he narrowly defined nut on
the contrary. Is plcnary.
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COLUMBIA VS.. MACS.
south side ElsvsuB Clash Sunday After
noon on Twenty-sixth street
Grounds.

Next Sunday afternoon on the 1weu-
ty-sIxth Fairgrounds the Mack \. -
will meet stiff opposition when tncE
match their speed and skill against thy
aggressive Columbia A. G. in what
promises to be good game. Both hS-
CrcGations are from the South Sldr'
which vii ltcnd TO make matters more
Interesting.
Tho MaCks have been playing Eood
roothalf since tho seasons opening. and
with the addition of number OF eX-
high stars. expect their speed ana team
work to overcome the strength of the
Columblas. thereby coming out on Tho
victorious end Tho MaCks have net
with quito a number Of rugged "lev"nS
This year and feel that they will mako
things pretty hot for the Columbus.
This clash has been hanging afro sine"
October 9th. but owing To certain eN'
Is,ing lnconvenicnces. this Is the FIRST
date that these two crack outfits could
set together.
The Columh.as are not at all under
estimating tho ability Of the fast MaCks,
hut will. on the other hand. present tho
same squad that was able TO out"Iass
aNld outgcncral, the Yankees on IN" Tun-
ncl Green last Sunday which ended In
scorcl"ss tic. Practice was held IN
Tuesday, anu Will NC r'P'"'' "h"'" VIZ
Friday.
The following Columbia \. {. PLAYERS
are kindly requested to report on Sur
day at tho club promptly 1T 1880. IT
which time grour picture "f IN" team
will he taken: EnGlcmNrNr. Iunkins.
Wissel, Clemens. PuEh. lIowlcy, Ic ~
weber. Clarke BlcSsinC. waller. Sch"t-
fer. No!nn. MCGratl NnHiIiDrcr. Hrc!d-
ing Burkhardt. S;rlcna. lHllN. Adams,
Setzcl. McF:ntee and Str"mr.
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BRAND Leaves Washington.

Washington. II. G, Nov. 2i-AriSt'"e
BRAND. premier OF France and head "'
the French delegation Mt tho armament
and Far Eastern conference. left "ash-
lngtnn shortly after 2 o'clock this morn
ing for New York. from which port ne
will sail tomorrow for home. The
French premier had been in Washington
n little moro than two weeks.
Members Of the French delegation In
Guiding Ambassador russcrand and
Rene NivIani and representatives. or the
state department headed by Secretary
Hughes and lnrlud'-c Under Secretary
Fletcher and Assistant Secretary Rllss
we're Mt the station to hid farewell 10
tho premier. Or. SIC the chinese MIN
lister. also was ut the station
The premier just before tho train de-
parted was embraced and kissed on both
Checls by VI. Niviani. who now Su'rr"hS
to the leadership Of the French del"Sa
ton. Albert Sarraut. French minister
nf colonies and one Of the French dele
gates, accompanied NJ. BRAND to New
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for a time under foreign consular 3ut-
isdiction. Japan was said 70 IAVor ID
principle the lifting Of tho system OF
foreign tribunals in China, put was
doubtful whether China Immediately
could appoint its own judges for civil
and criminal courts for the trying OK
cases involving foreigners.
The Japansss visw.
1t was fankly conceded by Japan thaI
extra terrii oriality Is distinctly olsao-
vantageous to China, because In SUD-
stance Ii is violation Of their terri
toral integrity, and constitutes IN q
sense n kind of humiliation. Again. u
means that Chinese sometimes are fore
ed to seek justice from courts and un-
der laws which are foreign to them
and which often do not fulfill the Chi
ncse conception of justice. A still fur-
thcr objection to the system is that
it's privileges are claimed by Chinese
who have come back from Korea or
Formosa into Manchuria and claim Jap
aneSe citizenship.
The same Is true, 1t is alleged. with
reference to many Chinese who were
born In the Philippine Islands. or The
United States. or in French Indo-China.
and who later crnigrate to China. Their
claim of immunity on the ground that
they are Japanese, American or French
citizens is regarded by Chinese as en-
, ha IRA ssing. because It may lead to for
eign charges that their nationals have
not been adequately protected.
Affects Development.
The main disadvantage to foreigners
OF extra territoriality was described az
! being, that, so long as It Is observed. It
appears impossible for the Chinese gov
eminent to open up the interior Of the
country to foreign trade and industry.
This throwing open of the great inter-
nal districts of China Is said to be
earnestly desired by Japan. In order
that the Japanese may extend their
commerce and find additional raw ma
tcriaI. Therefore. 1t Is pointed out. that
japan would like the entire question
Of extra-territoriality conscientiously
examined with the idea OF finding some
relief for the situation, II such be posi-
, BILE.
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ROUNDING Up
ALL SUSPECTS
CHIEP FRAZIER DETERMINED ~
KEEP WHEELING FREE FROM
POSSIBLE CRIMINALS
Three Told to Leave the City YeSter-
day-Han Dozen More Slated
for This Morning

Acting under instructions from Ch!et
Frazier members o: the police depart
ment are making careful roundup o.
all suspicious characters found lettering
on the streets.
Officers question any STRANGER louh"
on the streets Mt uHrea sonaolc hours,
n their appearance warrants It. ana
such persons as cannot give goo"
account Of themselves are taken 10
headquarters whore they are detained
until the Chict and plain clothes men
can question them In the morning. Snch
mon as NJ" found TO he all right arc
allowed tn g.. and any assistance inv
pniicc force can give in ~" way OF
directing the men to p!aCcs or employ
ment is given freely. Thos" who can
not give reasonably good accounts ~
themselves are ordered out or town.
Three suspects. whose presence ana
not meet with approval Of the police
department, were told yesterday morn
Ing 10 get out OF Wheeling and rr"ha-
bly n half dozen more will be told the
same thing this morning.
Chief Frazier by this means hopes 10
keep Wheeling free of any collection OF
persons bent on thIevery or other form
OF mischief,
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MEREDITH IS
". \. j. CAP TAIN
COMING SEASON

MorEantown, W. Va, Nov. 24-Rus-
sell u. Meredith, OF FRtrmont, left
tackle on the West virginia Univor-
sity eleven, was elected captain OF the
1924 ols-on, immediately after the
washington q Jefferson game here to-
day.
meredith played guard on tho 1917
taarn. end n 1870 and this year played
a star rame a. tackle, though injured
during several games. Meredith 10
Junior in tho college OF agriculture
o member Of tho Sigma Chi fraternity
end q leader IN all university affairs.
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BULLETIN SERVICE
WAS UP TO MINUTE
Intslldg enoor Gave Football Fans Re
turns on Games az Soon
as Possible.

The lntelliEcnccr yesterday inrh'Shed
the football fans of the Wheeling dis
tr!ct good bulletin srrri'" on inc "iE
games throughout the east. largely
through tho efforts Of Earl Werner OF
Woodlawn. local wireless operator.
Tho returns on the w. v l.-"aSh-
left. game were received by radl" o'r'''
from MorwantOwn. where reports on
several other hig games we're received
and relaycd to this office. where theN
were posted Immediately on the Marker
street window to large crowd.
Returns on the local games were posi-
cd by quarters by special messengers
nj the games who telephoned the scores
by quarters.
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IN have confined its discussions to the
Root resolutions, in connection with the
corresponding section OF the Chinese ten
points.
There has been a deliberate purpose
upon tho part OF the Americans III
adopting this method, which IN way
constitutes precedent In international
conferences The design Is said to have
been to bind in the most solemn manner
each OF these four points
then when the time comes for con-
eideration Of details they will be CLASH
fed and discussed under the appropriate
headings, and 1t Is calculated that In
the end there will be no escape from
the application Of the broad principle
nor opportunity for misunderstanding
or double construction.
The American Wow
international supervision Of Chinese
customs must continue on the present
basis for the present according TO the
American point Of view. notwithstand-
Ing the aspirations Of the Chinese.
There are many reasons regarded as
sound, by the American delegates Tor
holding 10 this view, not the least or
which Is doubtas to the power OF the
present Picking authorities to carry out
any OF their largo engagements until
|. Continuan Of International super
vision Of G $50 customs, finances and
Iteven railro is not regarded by the
america Pegation as IN any sense
inconsist with the declarations in the
Root rel 4utions In favor of the main
| tenanSr OF Chinese integrity and indie
pcnIkce. Other Independent nations
| FREQUENTLY have entered into contractual
or treaty relations with other govern
ments or private agencies for the super
vision Of public works and even Of many
functions OF government.
China Has the Power.
1t Is held that as u sovereign nation,
China now has the same power to enter
into such arrangements in the future
having exercised that power freely In
the past.
This conception OF the proper solution
Of tho problem naturally implies the
framing Of number Of treaties TO carry
! out the conclusions OF the conference.
/ Ii is pointed out that China already Is
party to something like o. score Of
treaties dealing with customs due and
| like subjects. and many Of these are
| disslmlar. As only nine nations are
represented in the Washington confer
| ence, It follows that II Will be necessary
| TO secure the adhesion Of the other ma
| lions having business relations with
! China to enter into such treaty or treat
/ les as result from the negotiations here.
Americas Attitude.
The attitude Of tho American govern
| ment toward extra territorality. as 1t
will be set forth At tomorrow's meeting
OF the Far Fast committee. Is said 10
be that the United States Is ready 10
give up her extra territorial rights as
! soon as the Chinese are able to admin
lister justice competently and In full
protection OF the rights Of American
citizens.
Analogous positions already have been
indicated by Great Britain. France and
several Of the other nations. and tonight
n more detailed outline OF the Japanese
! view was made available from authorf.
tativc sources.
The proposal to abolish the extra ter
rttorial rights. IT was said, arouses
"sympa thetic interest" among the Jap
anese people. who. themselves existed
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RAM DBELLAS, VIcrM OF AsSAS-
SIN WHO BLOWS HEAD OFF
WITH A SHOTGUN
ptBeuAB Figured IN Shooting Scr~pe
On AotnAvtl1s Bridge
Out on Bond

Sam DLBellas. OF Martins Ferry. was
.,no, and instantly killed at 9:45 O'Clock
last night. The murder occurred at
tho home OF Mrs. Frank Maohri. sister
OF tho victim. DiBellas was shot ap-
parently just as ne and his sister were
about TO enter their home over a plat
form porch in the rear OF the house
Tho killing was done with a double
bsrrelled shotgun. The shot evidently
was Ared from the vicinity OF garage
which stands on the rear OF the lot.
Martins Ferry police found shotgun
with the shelf in ono barrel exploded
lying IN the yard
The assassin made his escape. and at
a late hour. Martins Ferry police pro-
fessed 10 have no clue 10 his identity.
The only information upon which the
police say they have 10 work Is tho
statement Of residents In the vicinity
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LEGAL NOTICE
HAzEL-ATLAS GLASS COMPANY
sroCKHoLDERS' MEETING

Tho annual meeting OF tho stockho!d-
ers OF the Hazcl-Atlrs Glass Company
will be held IN the Office OF thecompany
on the third floor OF the conservative
Life Building. sixteenth and Market
streets, wheeling. West Virginia. on
Tuesday, December 9Th. 1921. at two
o'clock ,. n.
The meeting will be asked 70 amend
the bylaws so that the fiscal year OF
the company will correspond with tho
calendar year instead OF ending October
3lst: and so that the date Of annual
meeting will be correspondingly
changed 70 the last Tuesday r. Ees-3-
airy. Such action has been recommended
bv tho Executive Committee.
II these amendments are made IL ia
expected that the meeting will then ad-
journ 70 meet again on the last Tuesday
OF next February. as the same place and
hour.
J. {. BRADY. President.
no22-2S-2e-de
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Ia ~

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
Northern District OF West Virginia SIS:
p. On this 2lst day OF November, A. d.
1921. on reading the foregoing petition
II is
Ordered by tho court that hearing
be had upon'th same on the both day
OF December. 4. u. 1921. BEFORE said
court at Wheeling. in said district. at
ten o'clock In the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published in The
Wheeling Intelltgencer. a newspaper
published IN said district and That all
known creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear at the Same time
and place and show cause. II any tney
have. why tho prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted.
And II is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them al
their places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable W. l.. Baker
o. Judge OF said Court. and the seal there
Of at Wheeling. In said district. on the
2ist day OF NoveJnber. \. d. 1921.
1. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
no.3B-ds,3
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IN BANKRUPTCY
I'M THE DISTRICT COURT or TIKI
UNITED STATES
TOT the Northern District Of west
Virginia

In the matter OF In bankruptcy.
D. D. Williams,
Bankrupt NO. 565
To the Honorable ". +. Baker. Judge
OF the District Court OF the United
States for the Northern District OF
West Virginia. y. d. Williams OF
warwood. Wheeling. In the County OF
Ohio and States OF West Virginia. In
said district. respectfully represents:
That on the 22nd day OF November.
1920, last past, he was duly adjudEed
bankrupt under the Acts OF Congress
relating to bankruptcy: that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property, and has fully compiled
with all tho requirements OF said Acts
and OF the orders OF the court touching
his bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed BY the court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt Acts
except such debts "a are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of November. A. D..
1921. d. D. VII 'NNS
h SK bankrupt.
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|NOHARDT STARS
FOR NOTRE DAME

South Bend. Ind, Nov. 24.-JohnnY
Mohardt went into today's game vita
tho Michigan Agg!es with a broken
nose and was the big star OF the
Notrc pame 4S-to-0 victory. Playing
less than half game. Mohardt drove
through the AEg!es' line IN sensational
broken-held runs Tor three tonrhdowns
The Aggies were HELPLESS before the
Mohardt to kilcy passing battery ana
Wyunc. Phrlan and Cashier boosted tao
score by driving through tho AGSle"
defense for long game. The Notro
Dame team went INTO the discard after
today'a game. Thrtrrn letter men. In
Guiding the teams hvo star players
Mohardt Kilcy. Caatn!n Anderson
Wynne md shaw played their Last ""!-
lege game.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl =. HspnsR. ProU.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Pr1vats Chapel. 1905 ohAnuas street.
CAu Phone l017
DIED

BOSENBERGE R--OR Monday. \oNsm-
Der 81. 1921, JOSEPHINE. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Bonenoerscr. In
her 23rd year.
runsral from the residence OF her par
ents. No III Avenue Il. Elm Grove.
on Friday. November %. 1921. at $50
IN Requiem high mass ut st. Vim
cent De Paui's church 900 O'Clock. In
termont at ut. Calvary cemetery.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
CHARNOCK-At 40 p. m. tuesday.
November %. ARCHIE CHARNOCk
aged so years.
Funeral from residence. 1895 Guernsey
street. BellaIrc. Friday afternoon al
o'clock. lnterment at Peninsula
cemetery, Wheeling.
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INSTANTLY KILLED

Allentown. Ia. Nov. I'll. Il. PAINTER
proprIetor OF the l.rh!Eh Soap COMPANY
Of this city. was Instantly killed early
TODAY when hts automobile turned "Nr'
on the Reading Allentown pike near ih'S
city. lie was returning from a hunting
trim In "a rbOp county.
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WORLD MENACE
Continued From Page one.)

whole civilized world. France has no
right TO desert its own cause or i've
cause OF ncaCc. What she wishes !"
see ~ n Germany with which she can
maintain noble relations. Sh" ia "n'F
too anxious 10 have her v"t'c heart on
the other side OF the frontier.
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FOR RENr-ruRNrsREp ROOMS

IF you will play $500 per month
for comfortable. home-liEe fur
nished front room with every mod.
ern convenience. phone 79S-W: loca-
cation. Eofr st. opposite Ohio Valley
General hospital. VIII be let TO
business women only. no.2l-r
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WANTED-Young man reading In city
for newspaper proofreader. Call at
IntauiEencer editorial room after l
o'clock.
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Deliberate Purpose

So far, It WAS said. there has been no
attempt to deal with details. There
have been conversations between Ind-
v!dunl delegates on these subjects. and
spokesmen for the various delegations
have no; heSitated TO mako the press
pretty well acquainted with their own
views. but the conference Itself was said
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Imported game birds, which nave
made Oregon their home. intcrorccd
with domestic fowls.
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WANTED
BOYS
10
SELL
TNE rNTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Ofttce. 1905 Market s.
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ron BAMl

FOR, SALE-Chalmers Five Passen-
ger Touring Car at very low price
Model 20" Hudson Four Passenger
Speedster-The price will suit you.
Packard Motor Company Leather
wood. Wheeling. W. Va. Phone
Woodsdale l53. noV-z+-m
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CHINESE DISAGREEMENT
Continued Prom Page ons.)

discussions bring It naturally into prom
incnCc.
The specific subject selected for dis
cuRsion at to-morrow's session Is
Chlna's request for abolition OF tho sys-
tenn OF "cxtra-tcrrItoriality." under
which tho foreign powers have set up
their own courts within China 10 nan
die cases in which their respective ms
,ionals arc involved, All of tho nations
represented hero have indicated their
"sympath etIc interest" in the Chinese
request. although II has been apparent
that even some OF the Chinese delegates
themselves do not believe tho present
condition OF the Chinese courts would
make the change Immediately possible.
May Roach Mootsd QueEtton-
Among some OF the delegates was
belier that the cases OF Shantung and
South ManChuria might also he reached
at to-morrow's meeting, bringing the
delegates face to face with some OF the
most complicated questions OF tho whole
negotiations
Meantime. naval experts Will continue
their work on details OF the American
reduction pian. and the land armament
negotiations will walt for the more
pressing topics OF discussions TO he dis
posed o.. h-Committecs VIII Dc or
ganlxed 10 begin investigation OF such
collateral Issues as alrpiancs, poison
gas and tho rules OF warfare, but II
comprehensive plan Tor land armament
Mmita ton is to be worked out mt all. II
will be in n later stage OF the confer
enCe.
Americans Optimistic
THANKSGIVING day was observed as
hnlida~ by the delegates. who welcomed
the relief from tho constant pressure
wn!ch has carried the arms negotiations
forward at an unPrecented pace. Many
OF the conference members attended
religious services and there were rover
rcrsoral consultations than Ia usual
during a "dav Of rect" in the midst OF
an international conference
Despite the furry caused by disagree
mcnt over the open door principles
the delegates generally expressed conti-
icnce that the Far Eastern negotiations
wcrc proceeding toward accomplish
mcnt. The American delegation seemed
particularly optimistic. for 1t was SAID
rs believe tho plan or campaign laid
down hv il had become n vehicle or con-
tinuinC progress. II was revealed that
the purpose In bringing forward the
four principles. framed by Elthu Root
relative TO China, was TO form back
ground for further proceedings in deal
inr with the details OF the various mat
tcrs set out In tho Chinese ten points
and other open issues.
Deliberate Purpose
So far. It WAS said. there has been no
attempt to deal with details. There
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Ford l ton worm drive
truck. express body with top. Call
295I-M or 2T07 EofH street. no2l-l
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ROUSE ron RENT on SALE.

FOR RENT OR SALE houses: one
s rooms and bath; ono bungalow. 4
rooms. Call Martins Ferry 459-J. no.23-j