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New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Maritime Miscellany

@ot.foLKj w, 3alY ~ Motor ahip
Rinoniha JsIgft@a sbenorsd on Caps Henry
NTH erigfns trouble
gristebal acesed his morning nt the
army tsss 10 iand lsz pass4hgers IL
stpa1tNs 10 saif again fof PesAnn Canal
sAtM1st, bst VII garry no paassngors
sGntn~sf3 ''"p' i"
", fran AntsSfp, Sierra Eeyada ff1sn,
- - 4taN6hfEIis = ssfKs ~ ks3nst a. doeks
~ R>Iatsf GoaAg Cenysn2,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
assessors Must Count
Every Bee in Town

GOSHEN, N. Y, July 12.-As-
SCISSORS of this town will have
need of all the callousness with
which the public is inclined to
credit such officials, for they were
directed to-day by the State De-
partment Of Farms and Markets
to take a census Of Goshen bees.
Goshen flows with milk and
honey, and the State Department
Of Farms and Markets wants the
Board Of Assessors to find out
whether foul brood is prevalent
among the hives of Goshen.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Ships Cut Intercoastal
Steel Rates so Per Cent

Rates on steel moving by ship from
Atlantic to Pacific ports have been cut
from 60 cents to 80 cents a hundred
pounds during, the rate war now in
progress. Declines on other commod-
tiles also have been severe, averaging
about 30 to 40 per cent 1t was report
ed that the coastwise lines are now
quoting small lots on the same basis
as for carload shipments.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Vessels Sold

Acushla, sloop yacht 25 tons; sold bv
J. Gordon Hammersey to f. D NJ stracha =
for and other considerations
roxy Granpaw, gasoline screw, tons.
for 800 -'osehah II
wildwood, steam screw. is tons; sold
by walter Nelly to Frank McAyov for
VI and other considerations. .oi
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
City Island

Bound south-victory Chimes fRr,
Gaspe for New York, with lumber to n Ho, ;,
:, Sch Cynthia A Griffin (Br) st John for
Lumber Co -4'i sc
~ Bound East-schrs Mary, New York for
GAM Nantucket Gertrude Parsons (Br). New
york Tor Windsor; Hartney w (Br) New
YORK Tor St George, n B Oatter anchored).
saied-Schr Anna bel Cameron (Br1
Nrom New York). Country Harhor n s
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Wind. at Sea To-t,ay

North OF Sandy Hock---Sardv Hook TO
Hss;eras. Fresh sou9h and southwest and
weather partly overcast, probably thunder
showers and squalls.
Hatteras 10 Key wcst-- Moderate south
except east over extreme south norton
partly overcast. local rains over south
portion
Over east Gulf OF Mcx!cn-Noderate
east and southeast and weather partiy
overcast. probably local rsins
Over west Guif--Noderate to fresh south
east and weather partly oyerrsss.
Over Caribbean Sea and WindwsrS Pas
sage--Moderate to fresh eastcriy and
weather partly overca st, with local rains
Hatteras TO Florida Straits--Moderate
southcrly. except east over extreme south
portion partly overcast local rains over
south portion
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

CASA cAsABLANcA. L <,,u; June .. So- capitaine
"iaisf RoSn A1afne Isy % HsM fols Maru 5ap
Seattle; 10th. Keemun (Br). Baltimorr.
DUNKIRK. July s-Gasconier OBp
YOKOHAMA. July s--Presidcat Wilson
San Francisco for Hongkong.
DUBLIN, July lo-Ramore Head tBr)
LIVERPOOL, July 11-Diplomat tBr)
New Orleans.
CARDIFF, July 11--Graciana (Br). New
York.
HoNGKoNG. July 11-Monmouth tBr)
New York; Tenyo Maru Jap), San Fran
Mariner (Br), Philadelphia.
SHANGHAI. July 11-Niels Nielser
lNorl, Portland. Ore; President Jackson
STOCKHOLM. July 5-Falco (swed)
New York; Samuel L Fuller. Port Arthur
MALAGA. July 5--Cabo Espartel <sp)
M1l.Azzo, July s-Raituku Maru (Jap>
GENOA, July America UD. New
CORK, July 7-Amercan Press, New Or.
DANz1G. July 7--samiand tEelg>, Phil.
BARCELoNA, July s-Cardonia. Gal
ANTWERP. July s-Afghanistan Bp
HAvRE. July 1o-Londonier (Beg)
BRISBANE, July 1o-susscx (Br). New
York.
cHERBoURG. July 12-President Ar
thur. New York for Bremen (and pro
GIBRALTAR. July 11-Passed: Monte
Nevoso ntaD, Montreal for oran.
YOKOHAMA. July 9--Havana Maru
zANzlBAR. July 1l-clan Kennedy
/ Bay, etc.
San Francisco via Melbourne and Adelaide
LONDON. July l2-lle nllworth (Dr)
Botwood. F.
,,i lMM1NGHAM, S,t3. July 1l-Rio Grande
ARDRossAN' July ,2-1peria (Br)
New York for Hels,ngfors
xd,I- PkIMouTM, M y Jgiy ni l2-raris Er9. New
for Chcrbourg and Hamburg (and both
proceeded).
ROTTERDAM July lo-strassa (sw)
Philadelphia; West kebar Montreal
| LONDON. July l1-Emanuel Nobel. Port
ouEENsTowN. July 11-Harriet (Nor)
HAMBURG, July ll-Polonia Dan),
New York.
PLYMOUTH, July ll-President Arthur
| BREMEN. July l1-Presdent Roosevelt.
New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Departures
BuENos AYREs. July 1l-crofton Hall
X.
p. PAtEEMo ERR July 5-Ringbors cNor>,
GENOA. July s-Bacchus (Fr. New
York: 8. Janus (Fr). New York
LONDON July 11-Ariano tBr), Mont
real
CARDIFF. July ll-woron tBD, Port
Arthur.
soUTHAMPTON. July 12-Homeric
fBr), New York via Chorbourg
sTETT1N. July 5-Afel Galveston.
HAMBURG. July 1o-Davanger (Sor),
Key West.
ROTTERDAM. July lo-olen. New York
LIVERPOOL. July I1--Bradford City
lBr). %ew York; Pittsburgh (Br). Phla-
Geiphia,
8ELFAsT. July ll-oreypoint tBr>. St
soUTHAMProN. July 1i--vandyck
(Br) Hro,n Hamburg), New York
SHIMONOSEkI July l0--David Lloyd
| George fBrl, Vancouver.
| AVoNMCUTH, July 1i--Concordia (Br)
Montreal
oaANoEMoUTu. July ll-Cunny (Nor),
Chicoutirni.
DUNDEE. July 1i--s,anrnoro tBr). New
Yofh,
vALpAaArso, July 12--santa Elisa
sew York
ronTLANo. England. July l2-war
| SawaD fBr5. Port Arthur.
Ho%XoHC. July IL -~Tyndareus tBr),
F8neoVVef, H. r.
LogDoa. July izHousatonic lBr),
ThAaGsiphja.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel Port Agency.
Virgil Para. June Is. Lanport & Holt Lire
Maine. London, June 2i At! Trans Line
Francisco. Hill, June "a.
Elierman's Wilson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13

move the machinery and not offer the
vessels to foreign buyers for coast
wise use
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Marine Reports
ToTE.-The hour. below are standard tim

THE TIDES
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-28
NEGRO SOLDIER CREATES
SCENE IN L. S. sen ATE
Sought to Question Senator Hitch.
cock When He Was Discussing
the Black Colonial Troops

Washington, Nov. 27.-The Tiger
of France again came under fire in
he senate today when his utterances
on his tour Of the United States were
the subjects of conflicting debate
which was enlivened by an interrupt
ton from the galleries by a negro
soldier.
Senator Hitchcock, democrat, Ne
braska, former chairman of the for
eign relations committee, led off in
The debat with an attack on NJ. Glenn
enceau and of French policies and
was joined in the criticism by other
senator's, while Senator Myers, dem
ocrat, Montana, came to the defense
of the aged Freach statesman. Sena-
tor Owen, democrat, Oklahoma, also
expressed sympathy with NJ. Glenn
enceau's mission to America but crit
icised French policies.
1t was during Mr.. Hitchcock's at
tack upon the wartime premier in
connection with alleged atrocities
of black French colonials in Germany
that the negro soldier, who later gave
his name as Luc:us Jones, patient
at government hospital near here,
rose in the gallery and sought to
question the senator. Vice President
Collidge banged the gavel and SEN
ate attendants rushed forward and
restrained the man, so that the ques-
tion was never asked but excitement
prevailed in the senate.
The negro soon left the gallery but
returned for the rest of the debate
while Senator Heflin, democrat, Ala
bama, incensed at what he termed
was an Insult" to the senate, de-
manded the mans expulsion. There
had been discrimination, the Alabama
senator shouted, declaring that in the
past white women had been elected
from both the senate and house gal
leries for interrupting debate while
this time the disturber was permit
ted to remain.
Senators Curtis, republican, Kan
sas, and Hitchcock, however, express
ed the belief that the negro had act
ed through ignorance and no action
was taken in the case.
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-28
SOCIETY
HARRIET STEWART BEASLEY. Editor
PHONE ls.

A. VI. Stack for a few weeks, has
gone TO Lumber.on for a visit with
her parents. Nr. and Mrs. Stephen
Mcintyre, before returning to her
home.
Miss Cora Lee Montgomery is Wis
iting her sister in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Locke Everett of Bennettsville.
5. C., was a weekend visitor in the
city.
Mrs. Mike Hudson and small son,
Mike. Jr.. have gone to Reidsville.
where Mr.. Hudson is located.
DR.. and Mrs. Kemp Funderburk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nann Funderburk
spent Sunday in Shelby.
80
Miss Pat Ashcraft is attending
Miss Mary Entwhistle's houseparty
in Rockingham this week.
Mr.. II. f. Barrier of Knoxville,
Tenn. is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Amos Stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Crowell spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Suttenfield at Pine Bluff.
Miss Evelyn Smith is visiting in
Lumberton. having accompanied Mrs.
l.. 7. Stack.
Miss Hannah Blair has returned
from Sumpter. S. c.. where she at
tended the wedding of her cousin.
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-28

As matter of record, a light snow
fell here this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
EVERY MEMBER
CANVASS SUCCESS
BUDGET CAMPAIGN OF PREsb IL
RIANS CARRIED TO HOMES
SUNDAY.
Reports VIII Be Made UP by Commit
toes on wednesday Evening.

EcEults Of tho every member canvass
IN the various l'rCShNtCri"u rhUrrh'S
Of ,La WhccWTE district for I'll" puf
nose OF raising tn" final budget Tor Nhe
yrurly appuytiuumcutA 'I tn" rhurcheE
before the end e the FISCAL wear, Npr =.
LIST huvr l"ru reported 90 !AT AZ re
sults can he known this early, ~ most
rurullrayiuE.
Roy. T.. H. M"rria pastVr &C tile Sec
,i,I Freshly terrain rHurr'.; Rev. y. i.
pn,tcr Of the Vance Memorial rhnr' H.
and Rev. j =. I.cycul"rE'r o. iHc
Third Presbyterian church. stated tHa'
tho result Of tn" canvass o. 'h"r''
members which was mad" Yesterday
THROUGH Commuters TaIs'" hN e''"
church to VISIT mCmbvrS Of III" c"NE''-
,,u.:nu exceeded thoS" 90 last year.
Meetings will I've held at al chur'hcS
an Wednesday night whcn final reports
or committees vii; he mace.
The Vance Memorial budget r"r E"N'
oral church. work VIII reach about go
O00. and for n"ncvolcnc"s. S3,""o. ~
committees nave been under 'h'Sd'T''-
rion Of \. w Faui! - general 'ha"-
nluu
The F.s, FrcSHyt"ri1u ")""'n cN"'E
,u,mLcr canvass vii! not tax" p''''" u"-
III next Sunday wh":l ""ulIH!ti'r" Hh"''
,,c ,lairu,arSn.p uT Campbell! tiendrr'
son will visit members nf tn" '"NE''-
,,.,fi,r Letters have lr"N matted u
INC members ~ the church I" iAi% o.
foe. The general hudr"; for INC Tvs,
,,r,,rch this wear is set ~ S",,,"'". ANA
~ rho hrurIUl"ucNS O.. ~" 'hnr'H.
81 200 IS the sum aNp"rt!"nr! :" We
raised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
FORD OVERTURNS
ON RIVER ROAD
DRIVER LEAVES VIDE AND CHILD
IN wRECRAGE TO ARGUE WITH
ANOTHER DRIVER
DR.. W. II. Hays Claims Mishap was
Result of OTHER Man Trying to
Hold Ct or OF Road

\ Ford machine. driven by =. \. Tay-
.ov. manager oc The Ford garage ~ Steu-
bruv!..~. Oh.o. and occupied hy Mr.. ray
or and MS VIZ" and child, was over
;ur2cd on the river road near the Top
MIL abou: $50 sunday evening. The
automobile OF VIM. Il. Hays ~ the state
Np;.ca. company. figured In The mishap
which resulted IN the upset
According - thr statement Of Mr.
HAYS. the Ford WAS the nrsc OF three
rnahh;ucs passing up ihc river road al
that point last evening Taylpc's Ford.
Z = claimed was holding the center
Oc the coad wAeH the driver OF the sec
OuL car blew his horn for room 10
pass. The wachinc passed the Ford
Iad Mr.. Hays h,"w t"r room 10 pass
a,so. with barely enough room. Mr..
HAYS states he drove past the Ford
and was cutting ovc- ~ his own SIDE
Of tho road when Taylor. ne claims.
apparently ru; 81 speed and hooked his
hub into the rear hub Of the Hays car
Tho m!NuH caused the Ford - turn coM-
o,c,c.y ovcr and H." On It's top and rad
,at,". headed toward Wheeling again.
According to Mr.. Hays. Taylor got
out o. his ma ,hIne and without attempt
ing 70 get his wife and child out
wanted TO fight Hays. Tho later N
formed the S,eubcnyi,lc man that tho
first thing 10 do was get Mrs. lay!":
and the Taylor child ont OF the wreck
aga and sec Il they were hurt. MY
Havs extr!cated the ch.id. while IaE."r
rot his wife from under the overturned
machine.
The woman and child were painfully
bruised about the head. hut wHT" no.
otherwise injured The Taylor machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13

Grams Will borrow on their certificates
from Tho hanks and ~lcfIut 0n their
loans in view Of the attractv" pTON!S-
ions for cash redemption In CAS-" or DC
fault. 1T appears from these tables that
on the basis assumed by the aCtuhry IN"
total direct cost 10 the government IN
the fiscal year 1923 would Ac S2S?,'0i'-
900: in the fiscal year 1874. S2lb.4io'o'"'
in the fiscal ycrr 1923. Si"S.0i%."o" ana
in the fiscal year 1876, for III" most par
bv October Is. 1925. when tho ndju'tcd
service certificates used as security Tor
hank loans have to be redeemed, S6i",-
S22NO0.
This woald mean total payments
within about thr"o and onc-hali years
OF over ST. coo 400 O0n. These estimates
takn no account Of amortization or other
reserves ngaius, certificates 70 remain
outstanding after IN" fiscal year w.
which would aGd at least 100000, 600 4
year 10 tho current charges. "r OF pos
sih,o additional costs under the hnd
settlement plan If INC reclamation pro
ircts therein authorized should be car
r,rd through, 1t Is estimated that about
800. GnO. 600 per nnnum would be re-
uuircd ate? 1923 II these reclamation
projects should be pressed.
certificate plan. tho total face value OF
tho certificates would amount to over
$4,000, 100000 distributed over twenty
wears. and that # all tho veterans should
choose tho farm and HON" aid plan. the
total cost would amount to S".N33.h0n.-
600 within the next two or three years.
apart from tho direct cost Of the
Ill. II most serious feature IS III" pro-
vision for hank loans upon adjusted
service certificates during the period
between 80 passage and September 80.
1898. Tho effect &C this provision Is I"
traner"r tho cost OF policy loans from
tho government 10 the hanks and {"
place I'm tho banks. to the extent that
tho cX-Scrvicc men are abb" 10 OBTAIN
loans from them. n mass Os ,niiqu'd.
non-ncEotiatablc paper upon which IN"
banks will be unable 20 realize. unit.
1926. The result would nc frozen bank
loans and Initiation o. currency and
credit. TO the extent that IN" banks are
Obliged 10 make loans on adjusted s""N-
ice certificates, their ability 70 take Carr
Of the demands Of business VII be
CorrrSpond.nglr red urcd and even
though tn" paper accrued by the Ger
tiNcates may not be eligible for reds
count AZ the fedora! reserve banks. the
indirect result IS certain 10 nc increased
borrowings by mcmh"r banks from the
Federal Reserve hanks,
From the point oc Wow o. tn" rrca-
sury, the most scrloua aspect Of thesH
loans ON adjusted service certificates is
the fact that the loans would he [i"ated
.; tho banks OH the credit of the United
, States. The plan in substance, there
fore. involves dangerous abuse OF the
governments credit, for K c"nf"mplatcs
tho issue oc vast amour, of govern
. mont obligations which are Non-nHCoti-
able and have no present rcalizablc
! value unless pledged with banks. in
which event the obligations become, in
effect. two or three year notes, which
! the government would hc obliged 10 pay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
Apportionment Board
of Second Presbyterian

\ church committee has been nr-
pointed hy Rev rliuy t. Ferris Of ~"
Second Presbyterian church for the
purpose OF arranging for the Easter
apportiormcnt OF the OOngr"gatiou Tn"
committee Will meet each Sunday eve
ming at Z o'clock 10 assist in the work
between now and Easter Sunday.
Those appointed are: nr. charles ".
Kecsor. Mr.. J. Maurice Walters. MIR.
John J. Dudley. Mr.. Leouidas Ruhlc. DIR.
&. T.. Citizens. Mrs. Charles H. Ucnncn.
Miss Martha Irwin. Miss Barbara Brown
and Miss Anna Meyer. The first meet
ing was held last night. Committees
have been appointed representing tho
various departments Of church work %
carry on the plans for the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
PUBLIC AUCTION

Ey virtue Of authority vested IN me
hy decree Of the Circuit Court or ONO
County. West Virginia. made and en-
tered on the ltt!, day Of February W
wherein the state OF West Virginia by
walter : HnIlanan. stat" Tax Com
missioner and ex-"tr:cto state COMMITS
sioncr os Prohibition. w;Is the pia'ntsh
and :. y. smith and William James tAe
defendants. | will on tho i@nd d1y OF
March. l9@G. at tho north front door OF
the court House IN the 'ItE OIL "h'eA
Ir. Dn:n County. West Virginia. at /"
O'clock a. IN. sell AT nu"ilc auction ="
,ho highest bidder for cash ono Buick
,,,.,.n,nhile engine number j6ol9@.
HARRY 7. CLOUSE.
Sheriff of Ohio County. West Virginia.
rrh pn-DT-mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
WOULD ABOLISH
SEALER OFFICE
CITY MANAGER BOWLER EXPECT
ED TO ASK TERMINATION OF
CONTRACT.
Friendly Clash Anticipated over Matter
IN Council Session.

What ls expected 10 be tho FIRST
"Cr,endly clash" between city council
and city Manager charles II. DOw.Cr :"
expected tO take p.ac" tomorrow night
AZ tho regular meeting OF council. whom
Il ~ expected that the city manager VIII
AK council "a notify tho board ~
county comm! ss,ourra that ut tho end
OF the present fiscal year the CIV VII.
discontinue the agreement now existing
between tho city and county IN the en-
pluymcnt or n sca!cr OF weights ana
measures.
CITY Manager DOW Icr, Il - known, has
taken this matter up with the hoard or
county commissioners being quoted NJ
saying tho sCalcr of weights and meas
ures should work on; oc the health de-
partmcnt. II - understood that city
Manager Dowlrrs idea Is t. discontinue
the Office OF Robert T. l:".st"r. now
Fealer ot weights and measures. ana
have one OF the employees OF the health
department. do this work.
Several members OF council. howeTc'.
have used tho name 90 E1war" brooks
as a successor t. tt" present oNl"e
holder and make the Sca,Hr OF weights
and measures an empioyc Of the city
only. and withdrawing tho contract
with tho county h pay man to b" h"tn
city and county scale" or weights an"
measures
Other members o. council. Il - Un-
dersto"d. Will GGht t. h"lI T." c.;y TO
tho present contract with III" county
and retain Inspector Re.stHr. nurin%
tho administration 81 the lat" 'NtN
Manager George O Nagle. and ccntnr'
ing through tho administration OF for
mer C"ty Manager Charles q. ENh'tu. y
contract was made whereby Scoler o.
weights and measures was I" b" AN-
pointed and tho city and county pay he
salary on "nfty-Nfty" basis. R"ttseT
was appointed and has hold the position
until the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13

of in 1925 upon default BY the VeteranA
This means that the payments on ad-
tustcd service certificates would be Nh
anccd for the next three years through
a forced loan from the banks. FROM
the poir,t OF view Of the banking system
and the general financial situation, u
would be far better If a bonus is to D
financed by borrowing, for the govern
m"nt to resort TO direct borrowing and
10 provide for direct policy loans on adj
juSted service certificates from the OUT
set.
$4,000 ,ooo, 900 Liability.
If congress concludes to adopt
soldiers bonus with paid up endowment
Insurance as its chief feature, the d.
reject or regular way would be TO Az.
thurize insurance certificates. with pro-
visions for direct policy loans and the
aHor' liza ton ar other reserves mat
would bc required as matter or SOUND
business policy. 4 certificate plan on
this basis II chosen By all ex-servico
men eligible TO elect It. would. accord
ing 10 the best available estimates.
mean an aggregate liability OF about
$4,000. 100000. and on the basis OF a
twenty-ycar maturity would involve the
following current charges each year for
tho next twenty years:
CD The payments necessary each
year on account the maturity on certih.
Gates by death. averaging about $4o.'
100000 Il year.
co Amortization payments comput-
I'd ut ( per cent compounded annually
calculated 10 provide within twenty
years for the whole liability, averaging
about $1,000 900 year.
90 Provision for direct policy loans
from the government on about the same
basis ~ is rustomarily allowed by life
insurance companies. in IN amount that
would probably average not less than
$500. 0nO, 900 q year for the first two or
three years ur the operation Of the plan.
"nu this basis an insurance plan.
standing by itself. would cost at the
minimum about $500 600 900 a year for
the next few years.
TT is clear from these estimates that
Whatever form the soldiers' bonus may
take Il will cost from $500. 100000 to
$500. GOO. roo for the next three OF four
ycars. and may involve continuing la
bilitics thereafter OF over ;20o,000,0o0
Il year until 1885,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
FORD OVERTURNS IN
COLLISION WITH BUS

Ford coupe was badly damaged
when y was mpturncd after c"llidinS
with an Ultimate bus on tho SuSpcm-
sion bridge last evening shortly after
: U'CluCk.
Tho Ford is said 70 have contained
several bottles OF liquor and after III"
collision. occupants Of tho Ford 1t Is
said. destroyed the LIQUOR. No one
was luIurcd. Occupants Of tho Ford
orc said 20 have given names other than
hnir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
DAVIS CUP CHALLENGES

Now York. Mar Challenges COR
nc Davis cup from Japan and Belgium
have reached the offices Of tho United
States Lawn Tennis association.
Tho challenge lists for the Davis cup
will hc closed Wednesday. Besides the
challenges. receipt Of which was an
nuunrcd today. the association has re-
corded others from Australasia. British
Isles. Canada, (%ccho- Slovakta, Den
mark France. india. Italy and Spain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
Will Probe Charge Of
immortality in School

st Louis. Mar IA committee OF
five was empowered To investigate tho
charges OF Victor J. Miller. president Of
the board OF polio" commissioners. that
immoral conditions existed in Sedan
high school here among tho student
body. in n meeting Of parents and Of
hC!a,s Of that institution ana civic or
can!zatIous this afternoon. Tho rcs0lu-
ton presented to tho aSS"mhlaEc pro-
v!des that five p"rS"u$ shall hear tho
evidence which Mr. Miller assorted he
would ctNc 10 q PARENTS committees only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
PUBLIC AUCTION

BY virtue OF authority 'es;ed n ne
b. decree OF the Circuit Court Of OHIO
County. West N!rS made and Ell
tered this 4th day Of March, ~
wherein the State Of McSi Virginia. by
Carl c. Bachmaua. Prosecuting At'or-
ney OF Ohio County. was the pia'atin
and Paul Schaner and r. SchaIer' the
defendants. VIII on the 18th day OF
March. lY.2. at the north front door
OK the Cour: House IN the CITY OF
Wheeling. OHIO County. West NGG MA
n, 10 O'Clock y NJ. sell ~ public auc'
lion. % the highest h.d!"" tur cash, one
S.udeuAkc. a.."nJ"b:.e. engine numper
43lSl ,
HARRY = ,TOUSE
Sheriff OF ONO County
r.n.f-i- 49,. WcS: N.rE.n!a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-13
PUBLIC AUCTION

Ey ,Ir:..c cc authority vested n me
ly decree Of tho ,Trcu't court "c ohio
county. West EiSS!u.n. made and en-
tered this Attn day * March. w.
wherein the S;atr Of West Virginia BY
carl &. Bacnn,aun Prosecuting Att"T-
ncy OF ohio County. was plaintiff ana
Herman Samq and y. L. Fairhairn me
defendants. 1 will on the 2Sth day Of
March. 1922. at tae north front door OF
the Court Hous" in the Ci;y OF Wheel
ing. Onto County. West Virginia. at 10
O'Clock \. NJ. sci At public auction. TO
the h!rhcs; bidder. Tor cash. one buick
automobIlc. cuciu" number @2oS76.
HARRY T. rLpUSE
Sheriff Of Onto County
,r,.c.,e-on.o7 West Virginia