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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-18
kEENEY SHAKES
FIST; |. v. v.
IS ASSA|LED
IS
RECEIVED WITH REPLY
S. !. Gordon Charged With
Attack On Coal Strike
Settlement.

Charleston. W. Va, Noy. ia sharp
deviation from the business routine
occurred! or the floor &C today's ses-
SION &C the IVES; Virginia Federation
&C Labor when g Frank keeney.
rr~"s,d,u,-c'"ct -: II" organization. and
president q: District l.. United Mine
WurEc-s. bitterly asSaiie,I the author
&C = pamphlet circulated here by the
! ". w. which, attacked the settle
mont Of tie nationwide coal strike.
Shaking his nst n; tho man charged
with Issuing the booklet, keeney hun
dcrcd a vi;rolic dcnurctation Of The
charges that he and his associates
";reacherously sold out tho men en-
gagged In tho strike"
II am a Socialist mySeh but l have
never tried 10 inject i; into the organ'-
zation Of which am :he head" the
pres!dcnt-eleot asserted.
s. ]. Gordon. alleged author OF the
ramNhlct. took the floor in his W
behalf and denied making ANY deroga-
tory statements" concerning tho charac-
ter Of Keency.
Tho labor delegates were officially
welcomed 20 the city by Mayor Grant
Hall. who addressed tho convention this
afternoon.
The correct solution Of The problem
Of industrial unrest IS through the
education OF our boys ard girls" the
mayor declared. and there Is no short
cat 10 the securing Of a thorough edu-
cation"
\ resolution introduced early today
ny !. Z. nirgs. Fairmont. providing for
labor 'ak!nC an active par IN politics,
was referred TIL, afternoon to the In
coming executive committee.
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Cumberland, Md, Nov. 17.-Because
OF being hard hit for funds, Cumber-
land has been put 10 the extremity. the
first time in its history, Of furloughlng
members of the police and fire depart
ments. Four patrolmen have been
dropped and three tiremen have been
put on the furlough list. The reduo
ton has created dismay IN both de-
partments, which already had been
working short.handed The suspended
men NAV seek other employment and
not return.
The action was decided upon at a
meeting of the mayor and city coun-
Gil, when the question Of the citys
finances came up. All the men fur
Laughed have had several years ex-
p%erience or more in their departments.
II Is stated that additional men might
be furloughed in the next few months
because Of tie lack Of money. The
fiscal year begins April l.
The dropping Of the police leaves
but nine men on duty al night and
eight on day duty. Both Chief Oscar
4. Everman and Assistant Chief OF
Police J. Peter Minnicks will have 10
take care OF beats in the business sec
ton. This gives the city. which has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-18
CLEMENCEAU IS
HERE; To HAVE
BIC RECEPTION

New York. Nov. 1T.-(By The AS
ISOLATED ~Fress.)-The steamship Paris
entered American waters tonight. bring
ing Georges C~lemenccau. wartime pre-
mier Of France, and most picturesque
citizen. on a great political adventure. :
A private citizen. past the age when
ordinary men go campaigning. Clemen-
ceau comes at eighty-one to stump the
United States in behalf ow his beloved
France.
HIS campaign will include addresses
in New York. Boston. Chicago, St.
Louis. Washington and Philadelphia. and
visits to Lircoiu's tomb ~ Springfield.
Ill. and 20 baltimore and Annapolis.
The Tiger PLANNED 10 spend the
night on board the Paris at quarantine.
rising with the dawn. as is his custom.
10 await the reception committee select
ed to welcome him to the land he last
visited half a century ago.
This committee headed by Colonri T..
NJ. House. a personal friend of Clcmen-
ceau. Will SO down tho hay ,or'urTIw
morning TO take him aboard the munich
pal steamer Macomb and land him at tbs
Battery. The committee will include J.
J. Jusscrand. French ambassador At
WaShington: Robert Woods Bliss. as
ststant secretary OF state. representing
tho government, and Frank l.. Folk.
George w. WICkersham. Otto ". Kahn
and Hamilton Fish Armstrong. repre-
Senting tn" Council on Foreign Rcla-
tons. under the auspices OF which the
Tiger Will make his New York ad-
cresS next Tuesday.
Acting Mayor Hubert and other city
officials will welcome tho former French
premier az city hall Then he WilI drive
Up a gaily hede"krd Fifth avenus TO
the home OF Charles Dana iiih~uu 10
East Severty-thIrd street. Tho G;bsonS
have turned their rome over 20 him Tor
the five days II" ls 10 stay IN New York.
From the ;ime he reaches tho G;ih.o !
home until Tuesday. Clcmenccau plans
10 keep as quiet and preserve as much o.
his strength as possible. lie has IL"
c.racd dozens 90 invitations for rcrer.
tons. dinners and ,UurhrhnS and has an
nounCed that save" for his addresses. he
viii mako" f"w public appearances.
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Further Relief From
Preparations Is Asked

Berlin. Nov. l7.-(Ry The Associated
Press --Germany today requested fur
Their relief from reparations. The re-
quest was made in the course OF .
hearing by the separations commission
OF wood deliveries for next year. Tho
German delegates said Germany would
be unable TO deliver more than l,ito,oeo
cubic metres Of the between five mil
lion and six million cubic metres de-
mandcd by tho alSes. The request was
taken under consideration, but II is ex-
per,cd II will be refused.
An example Of What the fatl in the
value of the mark has done in Germany
was given by German experts. who testt-
fed that the allied demands would cost
Germany 40 200. 00O. 0np paper marks at
the present rate Of exchange. whereas
A German offer made last July OF near
" two thirds Of the amount OF wood
demanded by the allies would have cost
$50. 900, cor. 200 paper marks.
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Dozen Towns Sacked and
Burned By Outlaws, Who
Grow Bolder, and Domin-
ate Entire Province.

Pekiag. Nov. l7.-tEy the Associated
Pressp-Georss Olaf Holm. an Ameri-
can member OF the Lutheran mission.
has been kidnapped b. bandits in Honan
province. Tho powerful band, army IS
growing holder and It apparently d"nin.
a,cs the entire province. A dozen towns
have been sacked II burned ard tbs
Inhabitants forced 70 fee, Upwards OF
500 Americans n The danger zone are
grcatly alarmed according 10 he Amer
!can consul n Hanhow.
Mr.. Holm is the thIgd American mis-
sjorarv t. he carried ~ by the lllnJn
bandits, who also are holding Anton
Lundeen and Einar BorSbreen. together
With the, lsttsr's Ave year old son. Holm
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Demand German Apology;
Acts of Aggression Are Asserted
Powers In Refusal to End Mil
itary Occupation, Pending
Teutonic Disregard Of Long
Series of Complaints From
Victorious Nations.

Paris, Nov. 17.-(By the Asso-
ciatcd Press)-The allied powers,
through the council of ambas-
sailors. have informed Germany
that all questions concerning the
withdrawal of the military con-
troll commission in Germany have
been suspended until the German
government gives the fullest salts
faction for what are termed flag
rant violations Of the military
clauses of the treaty of Versailles,
committed during the past six
months, and shows willingness to
abide by the commissions instruc-
tons.
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ATTACK IN THE WEST VIRGINIA
PRISON SYSTEM BY HOWARD HOLT
Structures Made In Report TO
State Bar Association As
Chairman of Committee On
Criminal Law.

Huntington. w. Va. nov. iI.-An at
tack on VS. VtrCinia's prison system.
wh!cE is declared 10 Lee wholly bad
- contained In tho report OF the COM
mir'ee on criminal law. presented Ivy
!. Howard Holt Of Mound willie. before
the closing session OF the West Virginia
Ra- association convention here today.
"Hcrdine of hardened criminals WIKI
first offenders" and the contract SyS-
ten Of prison labor are t!aycd. The
report also enters into the causes OF
crime and srof:s a. tho late war a. the
urheara! which caused N" present "ad-
mitted crime wave" The war merel@
aroused dormant criminal tendencies. II
Is asserted
Chief causes ~ crime are listed Ms
~ had hjr'h; (?l bad environment:
- lack Of proper training: 90 the NJ
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ConStantinoplo. Nov. 1I.-(By
the Associated PreSSl--lt is re-
ported here that the .Angora gov
eminent will make formal repre-
scntations to Great Britain for the
return Of the sultan to the Renal
lists. pointing ont that only the
great national assembly Of Turkey
has authority to direct the sui
tau'S movements, and declaring
that he must face trial as ordered
by the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-18
CHAIN STORES IN TROUBLE.

New York. Nov. l7.-An involuntary
petition ~ bankruptcy was nlcd today
in federal court against tn" chain store
concern known as the Manhattan
riggly NigGly corporation. Three cred
Itors signed the petition. which est
mated liabilities Of the concern al S.-
ESQ ono and assets a. S"S0,0o0.
Counsel for tho defendant corporation
issued 4 statement explaining that the
bankruptcy proceeding was directed sole
~ against Tho Manhattan organization
and ITS subsidiaries. and It had no CON
nectiou with tho corporation which op-
crates riEGly WigSly stores throughout
the south.
A receiver vas appointed by the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-18
Mailed For the
Automobile Licenses

Charleston. w. Va. NOV. 1.-THE
.aufon"hl'c department Of ihc's;atc road
commission today completed til" task
"f mailing application forms for 1928
autom"hii" licenses u all who held
licenses in 1922. In sending out the
blanks they urged every owner 20 maxi.
his application carly IN order that all
might have their new number plates oil
hand before The beginning az The year.
and served notice tlat tn" laws rcgu-
lating tn" licenses would Ne vigorously
enforced. A. tho same time attention
was called 80 ~" fact that all chauf-
teurs licenses must l." renewed for the
coming wear.
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Special Dispatch to The lntelligencer.
East Liverpool, o., Nov. ID With
the municipality and school treasury
face TO face with bankruptcy as a re-
suit Of the electors defeat Of proposed
tax ~levies, the city council and board
Of education today adopted drastic re-
trenchment policies. Council enacted
a resolution Diminishing four policemen
and nine fremen. the order to become
effective December ]. This decrcee
will reduce the police force TO six
members and fire department to a per
sonnet Of eleven.
The board Of education, with no
hope Of obtaining $4,000 needed to
pay teachers salaries, announced that
the school term wor'1 be reduced
from nine to seven months unless pa
rents Of pupils agreed 10 pay tuition.
A petition approving the tuition pro-
posal will be placed in circulation
Monday in ar effort to thwart the
closing OF the schools on April l.
These two predicaments follow a
200 day tie-up Of street a lines and
a As days strike II the potteries. the
city's chief industry, settlement OF
which appears far distant.
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EXPLANATION ASKED.

Dublin. Nov. l-.-tBy The Associated
rressD-At the conclusion OF the pa;l
E.reaHn meeting this evening. The La
boritss asked for an explanation OF the
execution OF four civilians this morning,
declaring tha, unless details were forth
coming thay would provoke bitterness
N the country against the g~overnment.
Richard J. Nuicaay. minister Of de-
r.pse IN ~" Dali cabinet. explained
.hat the men "c-e found ia the streets
OF Dun "a, nlghJ carrying loaded re-
yolvers and waiting - take mo lives OF
- herrer
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EInsoIe nj" German Note,

INShS
The tote Of the allies was sent after
the receipt OF a German c%ommunica.
ton on the subject. which was termed
"insolent to a degree" In this com.
munication Germany is said to have
d~isregarded totally the long series OF
notes Of complaint sent by the allies.
and to have declared that she vas glad
to learn that the allies were about TO
end their military control and permit
Germany to revert back to normal.
The German note also ignored for
NAL allied representation TO the Berlin
government. OF September 90. conse.
quent on the large number Of acts OF
aggression against the allied military
in their work Of inspection.
Demand Apology.
The allied note Of today demands an
apology and ~reparations for recent In.
cidents at Passau and Stettin. In re-
questing an immediate reply the allies
say their patience Is about exhausted.
The council of ambassadors also is
making another demand for the Ger.
man naval enlistment list, which has
been repeatedly refused them the last
six months. 1t is said the allies sus-
pect that Germany Is exceeding her
quota Of enlistments aud violating the
conditions Of training provided for In
the peace treaty.
The allies have decided to warn
Germany that she will not be permit
ted to manufacture newer inventions
In which she at present is saidto b
actively engaged. The allies. however.
cannot prevent experiments in such
inventions.
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President on side Lines.
ONLY FOUR JURORS

Marion. Ill. Nov. lI.-tBy Tho Assoc
ciated Press)-Tr.al ~ i've men charged
with murder IN connection with the Her
rtn mine ktll!uS ~d5 adjourned late
trday. until Monday. after the trst pan
81 OF 1870 prospective Jurors vas en-
haus,ed. With only four finally accepted
As Jurors by both sides. Three were
held Al teuta.'vc Jurors. and VII, be eH-
a-1i-ed further Noaday. when the frSt
60 10 100 ta!eSmcn Will report.
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DEMOCRAT WINS RECOUNT

Romncy. Y. Va. NV. ion Tho
face of the returns OF Romney district.
r. +: rowrnll. (0 was elected Justice
OF tho peace over II 9. lnskccp CD by
orc vote. Nj. InSkCcp asked for a re-
count. which tooh place yesterday. the
I. suit showing that Iu&ka"p vas elect
ed n, two votes Nj. powTeil repre-
scented himself. ard Joshua S Timm"r-
man was attorney for NJ. Inskeep dur
ing the recount.
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NAV Select New Callph.

Coustantinople. Nov. l7.--(By the
the Associated Press)-Reft Pasha.
the Nationalist governor. has sent a
message 10 Angora urging immediate
]convocation Of tho great assembly 10
select d new caliph.
The most likely candidate for he
caliphate Is considered to be Abdul
Medjid. cousin OF the sultan. and heir
to the Ottoman throne.
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Fairmonter Injured;
City Is Shaken By
Explosion Of Bomb

Fa!rmonf. w. Va. Nov. l7-Caught
by flying debris from steps leading Up
an Inclined street hero tonight. James
Yorke received severed injuries TO the
arm and body when a bomb was OK
pioded.
Noise OF tho explosion was heard all
over the city and led 10 4 umn thai:
tho Morgan miGe n, Eivtsv..le had
boon the scene q: an explosion.
\ number % windows were broken in
tho contra part Of the cry :-om ne
conclusion. Police here are "a; a loss
70 explain the explosion.
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FRENCH CLASH
WITH OTTOMANS
Both Sides Suffer Casualties
AT karagaton-Greek Re-
tire From Adrianople, and
E%ntrench On Banks of the
Martha.

London. Nov. l7.-lRv the AS
sociatcd Press - Reports have
reached London Of a conflict at
Karagaton. where the railway sta
ton at Adrianoplc is situated. \
party Of Frcuch'ofticerS with the
French consul, is said to have
been insulted by the Turks, caus-
ing a collision in which both sides
suffered some casualties in in
jurcd.
No official confirmation Of the
reports have been received.
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Chicago. Nov. Il. BY the
Associated Press The joint
conference Of bituminous coal
GENERATORS and miners repre-.
s~cntatives meeting here in an
effnr, 10 arrive at some basis
for conducting wage nesotia-
lions next January. and with
out arriving al an agreement.
voted tonight 10 adjourn until
december :.
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NOTED EDUCATOR sTBIoKEH.

Ada. Ohio. Nov. l7.-Dr. Henry :.
Rchr. founder and president emeritus nf
ohio Northern University. was stricken
with paralysis At his home here late
today The noted educator Is past
elEhty-fve years old and a nationally
known character.
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WILL DEMAND
RETURN Of THE
TURK SULTAN
ANGORA GOVERNMENT
DECIDES UPON ACTION
Insist the DepoSed Monarch
Must Stand Trial For
Misdemeanors.

On another page appears 4
full account OF the flight Of the
Sultan Of Turkey from Con
Stantinop,e on Il British war
ship. with Malta. a British
island possession in the Medi-
tcrranean. his destination.
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SOFT COAL OPERATORS TAKE
RECESS FOR NEGOTIATIONS

agree on some basis for future wage
negotiations. voted TO adjourn the con
ference until December 4. at the sug.
gestion OF a new subcommittee named
by the operators to conduct negotia'
lions late today. The miners were
asked TO concur in the proposal.
The operators said they desired time
To confer with associates on plans for
~re-crouping the coal districts OF thu
country.
The operators proposal to
is only tentative. II was aunoux
the rules Of the joint confer(
vide that adjournment actiql
taken as a unit.
The joint conference al
til : o'clock tonight to gil
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Rome, Nov. l7.-tRy The Associated
prcss-The italian Chamber Of bcNu-
ties today voted confidence ~ the new
Mussolini government. sos TO ll6.
Mussolint cleared the Chambsr with
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Paris, Nov. l7.-CEy the Associated
P~rsssl-Becnre leaving for Lausanne
his evening Isme; rasha. head 90 ne
Turkish Nationalist delegation to The
Forthcoming peace conference. aid ne
had full powers from the .\0Gora as
sembly 70 conclude terms of peace.
:: VAS apparent. however. that re was
not sure ne would be able 20 reach a
satisfactory conclusion.
We'll. Will I: be peace or var" ne
asked IN the course % a conversation.
viii tho allies !e; us have rcrce:'
was his counter.
During his visit 20 Far!s. 1sret has
been much disturbed by reports h a
the allies were arranging terms OF peace
before the opening oc the conference.
and tina later they would merely present
him with join: terms that Nould not
permit discussion.
In maay quarters there = apparently
much speculation az - she eventual at
.t,tude OF the British. = the latter at
tempt TO continue tho occupation or
.Consta rc!nopIe or 20 restrict Turkish con-
troll. The Turks freely assert that there
would be no Selut;oa other Tia way.
NY instructions on hat point are at
sclute." Ismet aid. The assembly az
'Arkora reasons not in terms OF Europe.
ou, By its own logic. A. far rs the
straits arc concerned re are indifferent.
Whatever satisfies the allies and others
interested viii satisfy US"
Turkish Spokesman indicate that X
thu British wish to retain their present
forces At t,hanak, and II the French are
willing. there will probably be 40 Turk
iSh objection.
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Chicago. H.. Nov. II Rituminous
coal operators meeting with miners
representatives here, In Dort to
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Ohio. Western Pennsylvania and west
virginia: Unsettled and mild with local
bower Saturday and Sunday
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Srilengrade, Bulgaria, Nov. Il.
-Greek troops have completed
their retirement from Adrianople
70 the LEFT bank Of the Martha
river. There remain on the right
bank only a few French and
Italian troops with a few kemal-
list gcndarmcs. The Greeks are
entrenching themselves al the VIII
lagos Of kadrji and Dcmirdcl, on
the rivers right shore.
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EAST LIVERPOOL and CUMBERLAND IN
FINANCIAL M|RE, FURLOUGH F|REMEN
AND POLICEMEN; MAY CUT SCHOOL YEAR

almost doubled population in that
time. the smallest police force in Is
years.
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THE NTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
osLer six-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
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C~onstantiroplc. Nov. lS.-ISy the As
sociated Press)-The American torpedo
boat d~es;roycrs Bulmer and I.!;chte!d
have been ordered % Jaffa, :" protect
and maintain wireless communication
to- the American missionary ard relief
institutions n Jerusalem and bethlehem.
One % the vessels vii. be stationed per-
n~anentiy az Jatta.
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sees ~sht1dnr'of Wow.

There is every reason to believe Mr..
Harding's representations have not
gone any further han that S!Snifi-
canoe. nevertheless. car be attached 70
,hs fact that Mr.. Harding did write
some letters on tho subject 20 party as
soc;ates. hat he does believe the is
sue Is so acute that Il will not be ahan-
dcned and that there has heSn a shift
Ing OF views among some voters on the
sl,h iert
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Surprise Birthday Gathering.


|. Miss Martina O'Quinn was the
honoree of a delightful surprise
party given last Monday night
at her home on the eve of her
eighteenth birthday. The guests
being assembled yelled ieigh-
teen! eighteen!" as the honoree
walked dnsuspectingly into the
darkened parlor after being lured
away from home to spend the
afternoon with a friend. Dane.
ing was the feature of the even
ing, being enjoyed by Misses
Florien Mcknight. Gladys Smith.
Myrtle Duffy, Leila Merle Long,
Louise LaCroix, Rubye Brett,
Leon Ella Johnston. Ruth Swat
ford, Bette MurrelI Beema
Stewart, Thelma Johnson, Capt.
lola Taquino and Eloise Sim
mons. and Messrs. E. O. Philips,
Van Simmons. Sam Tumminello.
Luther Mcknight, Alphin Wat
son, Carroll Brett, Tommy RAN
die, John Lewis Woodall, Sidney
Woodall, Paul Faraldo, Roy
Youngblood and Jim ]. 0'Quinn.
Jr.
Following the evening pleasure
the dining room was thrown
open. revealing a beautiful dec
Grated table centered with a
birthday cake, illumed with eigh-
teen delicate rose candies and
one to grow on, all neatly ar
ranged in a bed of japonicas and
fern Delicious punch and cake
was served to the guests, after
being circled in by Miss Martina
O'Quinn and Mr.. Van Simmons.