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LIVERPOOL.

Spot Cotton--Far business doing at IN
changed prices; middling, 13.59d. Ss.les.
10000 bales; American, 1000. Imports.
quiet, unchanged to 3 points lower: closed
easy az net decline of lS to u points,
July, 12.9Td.: October, l2.65d.: December.
12.4ld.: March, 12.i5d.: May, IL. Old. Man
chester: Yarns ir Moderate supply; cloths
IRREGULAR.
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U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom House
were SAL ,S60.S0. of which $223,-
232. 30 was for merchandise withdrawn from
bonded warehouses and $51S, ,62S.5S for recent
import atiuns.
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st L d 3 II Ry
6s ser q 1928
5...i...0 .0Sl2
st l. & s + XIX
adj 6s 1855
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FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
loans rot issued in American dollar values
MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, June %.
Renewals. z lLast..............
High Years high. G
Low. ............ 2 Years low ......... 2A
TIME LOANS.
Mixed coiiaterals. 90 to no days.
Mixed coilaterals. 4 TO O months. 4 OAK
Industrials, 60 TO 90 days. s............
Industrlals, 20 q months. .......... 4 14k
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names 4 10 6 months. .......4 0iik
Other names. 10 months.
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. .15 days. 4: 90 to
90 days. 4: Liberty bonds and Victory notes
acceptances, ~ 20 90 days. 4.
sFixcd June 2i. Previous rate, AZ, fixed
November =. 1921.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans and acceptances .......... 2zes
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
snces eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
serve banks;
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
&C days...... aI . i2o days. -. si 3n
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House Exchanges, $50 900. 600; F;
balances $50, 100 600; Federal Reserve credit
balances. s6i 100000.
SILVER MARKET.
official bar silver in New York, domestic
DpMc., unchanged; foreign. 1iAc., off hc. I:
London. 35Kd., up I'D; Mexican dollars,
534c.. Off itc.
Range OF Silver prices this year;
Highest. Lowest.
London .. 35ssd.. May 70 32ikd., FEB %
New York... a3Hc May 2s 52Nc.. Feb. 2s
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&s<ss Wig
United Kingdm
SIS 1887
20.....103l2
Uruguay IS l948
l.....1M34
Zurich IS 1854
10.....112
.....111a
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U 8 Rubber
rs 1928
1..... .1o2la
.lO23s
u y Rubpe.
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receipts
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st l. Southwest
6s 1859

10
st p ii & Man Man
con as 1888
.963a
SanA & Ar +
n l9l3
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued iaterest
is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
honda.
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Mo Kan & Tex

EUs sUffX
Mo Pacific IS IS
.S8
MissouriPacihc
gen d 1875
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Am Tel Il Tel
CIV 6s 1925
5. $40. ia
Am Tel & Tel
cit IS 1el6
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Paris-' yons-
Med d 1851
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Is isl7
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

speeor to II Nrw YorK
Bureau.
ID C.
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reaching included
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st l. q y r ny
inc g 1890
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sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
PENNSYLVANIA OIL.

OIL CITY. Pa. June 23.-Credit balances.
s33O Runs, % 500: average, 57.434. Ship
ments, 1S,0S1: average. $3.50.
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Closing prices of stocks IN which there
we're no transactions yesterday:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19

Special Dispatch 10 the TntclliEenccr.
Columbus. u. Ian. Eastern Ohio
miners led by those OF Bcllatrc. arc back
OF u movement 1t the state convention
OF Ohio miners hero TO have adopted
resolution plcdgtuG their support to
Alexander Howat. dcposCh president "f
Kansas miners. who Is ing jail
term for defylng the Kansas Industrial
court law.
They arc seeking TO have the conNcn-
ton adopt the same resolution that vas
adopted In BcllHtrc at IA miners mass
meeting December II. "a which lInwat
was declared to bc - much better aud
more capah eau that !. l.. Lewis.
1t Is predicted that the rank and file
OF delegates viii refuse TO adopt tho
resolution.
Miners to-day voted against Il chang"
In the constitution which would subject
All appointments by th" president To II
referendum by the miners affected by
the appointment. ~ present the prc"l-
dent appoints. subject To approval by
the executive board. charges that hlHh
officials nr" operating steam roller
md exercising too much authority wore
made to-day.
Resolutions declaring for thirty-
hour week. for opening trade relations
with Soviet kuHSia, aud IN favor or an
old ago pension law havo been pre-
Scnted.
william Roy OF Rclluirc. prehided at
this mornings meeting
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Labor Men
In Tribute
WORDS OF PRAISE
FOR LOGAN SHERIFF
Keeney and Mooney Released
on Bond, Arc Interviewed
at Huntington.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Jan. Is 10
leased undog bond - Logan county
today. Frank Kccncy and Fred Mooney.
president and secretary Respectively
Of District Il. Uuitcd Mtuo Workers of
America, with William Blizzard, also
indicted in Logan county, came TO Hunt
ington tonight, where they we're Joined
by their wives
Kecucy. acting as spokesman for the
three defendants, made the following
statement:
Tho guarantee OF protection which
Sheriff Don Chatln. OF Logan county
gave mon when we surrendered last
month, was kept to the letter. and to
MI his promise 70 the last degree he
personally escorted US to Huntington
after our release.
Mr.. Chafn showed It's every ConSiu-
Grafton. Every time he came around
where we here. and that WAS quite ire
auently. nc asked II there was anything
hs could do for US And few days
after l was taken TO Logan count jail
he acceded 10 my request that no bring
ME 10 Huntington on an occasion Nhen
/, was important that Visit the city.
| did not meet many people outside or
tho jail. but | want TO say or thahh
dcruties-thc ones came In contact
with--that they are what ! consider
high class men. typical OF tho West
Virginia mounuineers.
Mooney had the following to add;
1--WE were treated with every c"uE
teso. Things wcro az pleasant aa they
rould bo while We wcro In JAIL
Mooney stated that he understood inc
release Lf Frank Snyder. editor or TN"
Fedora tIcniAt. Il tharlcHl"n labor pub
licatIun. ,yuuid be arranged for today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Hard Coal Miners
to Ask Wage Advance
and the Check off

SlrunolIn. Pa, Jan. IS.--f'oll"winH ur
rho declaration OF their LEADERS, thht
,horo must be no backward stop In thc
nrrotiatlonr for II new waKo contract 10
tukc tho plnco Cr tho prcNcnt Quo "hi"h
cxnIrcu March 81, tho Hnthrnrl,o mlnn
vorkcrg. In convention hero. arc pro
narInu To ask for advances above the
prCRent basis rates.
Tho scaIo committee OF tho conrcn-
,ion mot tonight and considered oil
propositions press ntcd 10 tt by locals.
Prior to tho meeting. District President
Thomas Kennedy. "r Hazlcton' said 10
cxpec,cd tho convention would be- asked
TO approve a demand for nn increase
between fifteen and twenty per cent
with Il uniform wage rat" for all classc5
Of employees in tho coal fields
President John l.. lewis said that II
the minimum wages in the anthracite
fields wero raised to Ave dollars n day
II would still be $3.50 lower day than
Ia the bituminoua districts.
Other demands also will be present
cd, such as a shorter work day FOR men
employed more than eight hours day.
and the establishment of the check-oH'
The check off, Mr.. Lewis said, would Do
nrcsentcd to the anthracite operators
under new conditions. Heretofore. lie
said, the hard coal miners had always
resisted tho check OF on tho ground that
II WAS Illegal. Tho United States court
Of appeals at Chicago, he said. had de-
cIGcd the Chcck-off was legal. and with
this decision the ghost OF illegality'
has hc,,n eliminated from the operators
argument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
HAYS GOES OUT
ON MARCH 1
Formal Announcement of Ac-
ceptancc of $l5O,O0O
Movie Job Given at
Dinner.

New York. Jan. IS.-Nnl II. Hays
Will become directing head OF the new
National Association OF Motion Pie
turo Producers g. Distributors. 'immc-
diatcly after March e." 1t waH "n-
mnunrcd today at dinner nt whi"h
the rnsinaar"r general waS th" guctt
OF II group or motion picture orhGihl'.
Mr IInys' formal resignation from
President IIurding'S cabinet Will hc pre-
rontcd noon. Il was rAid
Mr Hays announced tlwt he hhd
ricncd II contract which makcs him on
cru,iyc hCrd OF tho organization. lilf
,plnrv. reported M tentatively hNcd nj
SlhO.O 600 year. wHS not announced.
Tho p,IrpogCE Of this association VIII
he to attain md maintain tho highcat
rnssihlo standard Of motion picture pro
durtinn aud to develop To tho highest
degree tho moral and educational value
Of tho industry" MIR. lays said.
II believe In tho carrestncss and IN
trCriiv OF their determination to carry
out these purposes. and am convinced
cr the possibilities OF very large plans
and successful contamination. My
service will begin Immediately after
March fourth next"
A statement issued by the producers
expressed confidence In Mr.. Hays ahlI-
uy "to direct thc industry 10 It's pre-
destined place Of importan IN the civ
nIzation OF today and tomorrow,
I'VE arc both proud and happy in our
assoCia ton with Mr.. Hnys. and wo look
forward to the future with perfect con-
ndencc."
The producers whose names appeared
on the formal announcement as the com
mittcc In charge OF forming thc ass"-
citation were Adolph Zukor. William
Fox, Marcus Loew. Lewis. J. S"lZniCk.
Z. G. cole, Samuel Goldwyn and Carl
Lacmmc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
The Mauohurtan Lines
Reach Agreement on the
Shantung Salt and Iron

Washington. Jan. 1S.-(Ry Tho As
scciated Press Am agreement was
reached late today by the Chinese ana
Japanese delegates whereby the salt and
iron mines In the Kiao Chow leasehold
in Shantung shall be operated by a COM
many to be formed under special
charter by the Chinese government. The
Japanese will be permitted TO invest
capital In tho enterprise not exceeding
the amount OF Chinese capital.
Details OF the project are 10 be work
ed out locally by the Chinese govern
ment and the company regarding con-
troll and other features appertaining 10
operation OF the mines.
The agreement was reached at meet
ing OF the two delegations on ShantunS
The conversations will be continued TO-
morrow when the question Of cables and
wireless stations will be taken up. TWO
cables. both In Chinese waters and two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
EASTERN OHIO MINERS LEADING
MOVEMENT To ENDORSE HONAT

dent OF tho Ohio district. was given az
the convention of the United Mine
Workers Of Ohio hero today.
Tho action was taken In tho form OF
a refusal to accept constitutional
.umrndm,ut limiting tho Hpr"NntiNH
POWERS or union onI"inls nnd t"Ii"""d
.hnr.c.. made from thu floor that ohio
officers were operating u '&t"an rVNcr
and that In.wis had built up Il govern
Ing machine" to conduct affairs OF the
international Organization.
Action OF the constitutional c"nmiiic"
in d!aapprUvInE IA" Hm"ndm'ni VT"
ratified Ey Suto OF o.. to -.
Debate on tho proposal lasted more
than two hours. durius whI"h ia" action
OF LOWS IN auslr.uhluE officers "i I'll"
Kansas un,"n for cnllIuE mrih'a ana
that OF Hall In opposing "dir'rt action
Ia settlement OF wage disputc# wa" dis
russCd.
\ rcsulu'iuu ou the Kansas industrial
court law ~ heiuE drafted. tt was AN
uounCod tonight and viii h" presented
later. Tho wage uiiuntiun IN ohio and
tho refusal Of ohio operators To con-
,Inue wage scale conferences VIII not
ho touched upon In rusoluti"naiC was
said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Sensational Movies
Inspired Cumberland
Girl in Queer Stunt

Cumberland. Md. Ian. IA Edith
ITcndrickson. aged l6, daughter OF
George J.. Icndrirksou. today cleared
the mystery connected with being
found gagged and robbed In her homc
Monday afternoon, by admitting to Chi"f
OF Police Oscar 4. Eyerman. in the
presence OF her father and girl ir>chu.
at the city hail. that she was inspired
by a thrilling movie tho night before
In which q similar attack had been per-
petrated on the heroine, which she simu-
lated.
The girl Is poEulsr uoovie attendant
end is fon6 OF thrilling themes. she
detailed her actions connectcdly. how
she removed the laCcs from her shoes
with which she bound her hands and
feet. after she had placed handker-
CHIEF in her mouth. She called Sir!
friend next door I" reicas" her and Z"
parents and nc!ghhors told the story
OF mistrcatmen;. which she must have
dreamed. she said. until she believed 1t
actually happened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Governor Davis, Of
Ohio Not Candidate
For Seat in Senate

Columbus. Jan. 1S-GovCrnor Harry
I. Davis. in II statement issued nero
,udav, declared that he VIII not DO
candidate for Tho Republican nom'na-
tlon for United states Senator this
year. and that II hn followed MS IN
CiinationQ he would hc candidate Tor
recollection Ia tho E"vcrnorshlp.
Tho statement declared. however. that
If such action iH necessary 10 tho sue
cess or the statn REORGANIZATION h''h
ho Will feel In honor and duty b"una
To rurrro his personal incilnnu"nS ana
hcrumc Il candidate for tho governor
ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Dry Propaganda Is
Begun in Mexico

MCAIco ,itv. Jan. lS.-ilIv tho hHao-
rlatrd prcss.) The p0sSlh!lty "l pro-
hihitIuu In MeAiru has h"rn ~ scriouHIy
considered IN some quarters within the
past few daNu. following the increase
IN government taN"s on I'LL alcohol hcF-
urHECS from IL per cent to "@ per cent
that I'rcSidrut pbrcGnn hnH received
numerous inuuiriCa from Industrial
quarters requesting Information. lie
has been asked as to what extent tho
present government mtond" TO prose-
cute hts campaign for at least dlmlh-
utIon In tho liquor traffic. Tho sugar
growers OF tho state or Vera Cruz. to-
day addressed an urgent letter 10 the
president. seeking such information.
and within tho past week tho Mexico
city brewers and handlers or intoHl-
Cautg have organized 10 fight dry
propaganda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
SENATOR HITCHCOCK f'
EXPLAINS PLANS FOR
INTERNATIONAL BANK

Nsw York ian. ia bank Of n2eeAD
with the United States ~. its majority
an International trade "oei.
lar as a substitute for gold. and oen-
duct of world business on credit ~
stea dof a cash basis, were advo1t11 ~
United States Senator Hitchcock o. No
braska. in an address today nefeeA
American Manufacturer Dxpesr nsosok
alton, here. 20.
Senator Hitchcock diseusseA - brI
which no has introduced In the SeaAtn
providing for esthblis shing such . bank
Of nations, with s:.4o0, 100000 capital.
The United States. no laid. Win hol4
81 900, 900, 900 of the stock. and bankers
importers and exporters OF this country
another 5000. 10000 leaving the reman
Ing 390o. o.0O0, 900 to be purchased ~ tnA
leading nations OF tho world through
the president.
The United States by virtue OF ~
stock holdings would choose thirteen
NJ tn. banks twenty-four dirsctofA
Headquarters would be at New YORK.
The directors would have power to issue
currency to be known No the intsrnation
al dollar, which would eliminate tho
continual shipment Of gold betvsea
coun tries. according to Senator HitoA.
cocks plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
AGREEMENT IN
OIL TAX SCRAP

Mexico city. Jan. lS.-fomplctc nEreo-
mcnt concerning export and production
taxra hns been reached between tho
houd3 OF nvN American oil companies
nnd tho Mexican officials. according 10
information given TO tho newspapers to-
night by several local oil representa-
tivcS These representatives said they
had received their adviCcs from head
quarters in tho United States.
No official confirmation was available
in government circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Snow nRoRrEp.
by tho Trainload for the National SKI
Tourney at Illinois Town.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-Ton!ght at 1880
o'clock snow will begin falling on hill
side Mt Carey. his. the fall continuing
throughout the night and all day tomor-
row. Tho announcement however. come
from the Northwestern railroad and not
the weather bureau.
Tho railroad Is bringing two trdin-
loads Of snow from Baraboo. Wisconsin.
where snow !s n drug on tho market.
to Carey. where it will be used to pave
the steel tower and hillside jump for.
the national ski tournament next Sunday
OF the Norge Ski club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
HALF MILLION
IN LOOT TAKEN
BIG MAIL ROBBERY
AT ELKHART, IND.
One ncPacket of Bonds Amount
ing to 100000 Has
Been Recovered.

Elllhart. Ind. Jan. 1S.- Securities
stolen when 4 registered mail pouch
was taken from tho New York Central
railroad station here early today. wcro
reported by the local police To have been
worth $500 200
\ packet ct bonds, which had been III
the pouch. and found beside 4 Ncntiltt-
lnE gra,e at tho p"stofrtcc building here
WAS said TO amount TO 100000 and TO
be nnn-negutiablc.
The police said they had no clcw. hut
held Daniel Ingram, ncgr" mail mes
scugcr, pending IN inquiry. Tho reg
istcrcd mail was consigned from New
York 10 Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Two Girls
Detained
ARBUCKLE WITNESS
SPRINGS SURPRISE
In the Arbuckle Trial
fuses to Say Whether She
Was Mistreated.

San Francisco. Jan. 18.-RoDcoo 2.
Arbucklo excused his appearance ID
paiamas and bath robe at tho peSty y.
which he Is alleged to have 1atauy N.
jured Miss Virginia Rappe. WIN tne
oxplanation that he had met Wtth ?
serious accident" Miss Alice BlekA
guest at the party, testified today ~ tne
second trial Of q manslaughtef cnAfSs
against Arbucklc. f.. r.g4
witness Detained.
Miss Blake testified that for Two 40
a half months preceding tho nfse tSseI
she was detained with Miss Zly ~.
vost, another witness. against he1 Nu
at the homo Of an attache OF the
trict attorneys office. The witness -
she would prefer not to answer
ton as to whether she was mistFeasse
or abused" while In the custody o. ue
district attorney. 81
A bracelet and certain clothing wef@
by Miss Rappc at tho party were s
,roduccd and identified by Miss Blaka
Used External 1oreA
DR.. Francis b. Wakefield. At Who0s
hospital Miss Rappe died, followed HIS
Blake on the stand. The rupture Of t1s
abdominal region which caused hse
Rappe's death. was apparently cauoN
by some external force" he festins9.
The prosecution contends that the u
legged external forcs was applied ~
Arbuckle. A chronic affliction OF I'd
organ found by a special court commis-
sion Of three physicians. would have 20
effect on It's strength. he tsstinsd. OT'
Wakefield was tho nnal witness todAH
The amen rance of Miss Blakos rDASn.
ed AS ono OF tho chief prosecution Wit
ncsnos, Ind no effect In rousing the
Intent public interest In the trial ~
woro a number OF vacant ssats ~ ~
court room throughout the dsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Alarm For
The Pope
CONCERN IS FELT
AT THE VATICAN
Fever Reaches 1898 (Fah-
renheit) Complications
Feared, Owing to Age.

Rome. Jan. lS.--Thc condition or
porc Ecuodic,. aayn the Stcfanl News
bureau, basing It's infcrma tiun Oil rcli-
ah,o source, is causing some concern
the fever during the day having reached
1919 degrees Ccntrigradc, or lo3s.
Fahrenhcit. ,,,
The bronchial catarrah Is very d't-
fuse and on account OF the popcs ago
sixty-scvcn years. the attending phySl-
clans fear complications.
Notwithstanding the pressure or those
shout him that he remain In bed. the
pnpe today was about his apartments
for some time. Vatican circles are Won
dcrinS IL 1t would DC possible for him
TO receive tho King of the BelSians at
the end OF January.
The popes nephew paid him brief
visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Colonel House Gives
$500 in Wilson Drive

Austin. Texas, Jan. 1S.-Five hundred
dollars I" be given TO tho Woodrow
Wilson Foundation fund has been re-
ccivcd from Colonel l.. NJ. House, at
WASHINGTON. Ivy officials Of the drive
here Colonel House. formerly OF Aus
tin. requested that his donation come
from his "homc town OF Austin"
Former Attorney General y. w. Gre
CORY. who officially opened tn" drive
for tho foundation fund here last night,
also has donated $25n toward tho fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
Ask nECnIvERSHIPS

Wilmington. Del. Jan. Is Ecco YER
skips were asked In tho fsdcrai district
court today for tho Basic VI ,nuractuE-
ing company and the BarriCk Kentucky
oil G. Gas company. both Delaware
corporations.
James Il. Brittiugham and other
stockholders fted the appl!ca tlon in the
case OF tho oil and gas company.
against which reccivcrsh!p already
lad been granted by The federal court
IN tho eastern district Of Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
THE WEATHER

weut vtrRinia-RSin Thursday: Fri
day clearing and colder; cola wave.
Ohio-Rain In south and rain or unow
In north portion Thursdayi much colder
THURSDAY night; Friday snow nurrtss
and coldsrI cold wave.
Western Ponnsylvsnia-Rain Thurs
day; colder by Thursday night Friday
snow nurrios and much colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-19
GERMAN CONSULAR
OFFICIALS ARRIVE

New York, Jan. lS.--fOuV 'f''"h''
consular officials assigned 70 posts IN
Washington. New York and Chicag" dis
embarked today from the liner PRESIDENT
Wilson. accompanied by several clerks
wireless stations are involved. one cable
from Using Tao TO Chefoo and one from
Using Tao 70 Shanghai. Both or tacse
tho Chinese lay claim TO, but the at
tltude Of the Japanese on tho question
Is not known.
With the clearing UP Of this question.
only disposition Of tho salt mines re-
mains to be settled before tho way IL
cleared for resumption OF the neEotia-
tions for settlement of the major dis
pute Of control OF the Tsins Iao-
TsInanfu railway.
II was said tonight that neither inc
Chinese nor tho japanese have heard
from their respective governments con-
corning the compromise proposals out
forward by Secretary Hughes ana
Arthur J. Balfour. Tho details OF the
compromise suggestions have never
been made public. but they are under
stood to involve tho method OF payment
and Of control Of the road.