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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
POLLOCK AND HEWITT ARE Elk
PEcrED TO oUALrTY-WnL
PLAY THIS ATTE RNooN.
rownes and Lyme win Best BAH
Match with Remarkable
Score.
Special To The Intelligencer.

Special To The IntelliSencer.
Oakmont Country Club. Fulton. fenna-
June 2o-Wuliam {. Fownes Jr
former United states amateur champion
and captain OF the American walker
cup team which will attempt 10 repe!
the British Invasion at BrooKline
this year. and Robert A Lyme. West
ern Pennsylvania amateur champion.
were the winners o fthe best ball
match. which was the prelude to the
annual invitation tournament proper
which starts tomorrow. Fownes. and
Lyme played remarkable golf for the
first nine holes. turning in 81. six
STROKES under par. Coming back they
played all the holes In par with the
exception OF the short thirteenth which
cost them a I, one above par. Their
card FOR the last nine showed 50. giving
them total OF So.
There are over $50 players entered n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
TEN ARE FOUND GUILTY.

Rlurfleld W. Va. June 20.--Ten cases
of Violations Of the federal prohibition
law we're disposed OF to-day. the open
ing day of the Biuefield term OF the
southern district OF West Nirg MIA with
no acquittais Eight OF the defendants
pleaded guilty and two elected TO put
themselves in the hands Of jur.es,
The juries. however. apparently had
taken to heart the insistence or Judge
Gaorrs NJ NCCintic In his charge TO
m. grand Jury this morning when he
declared the prohibition laws must he
enforced and returned verdicts OF guilty
in both trialA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
CITY WILL APPEAL.

Bluetield. W. Va. June 2O.-On the
gronnd that the Rluerield Water Com
pany is not supplying an adequate sup
ply OF water and II Is not making an
Rid,ey announced to-day that the city
~ Riuetield would appeal the recent
rate increase granted the water com
pany. ~ .,
This announcement followed formal
action BY the board Of directors IN tne'r
reruiar meeting to-day IN which the
directors ordered City Solicitor Russell
Ritz to make the appeal at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

strongest teams In the valley. having
been defeated but once this year last
Sunday by the Yorkville Tigers.
Teams wishing games with tho Nir-
Ginias for any Sunday In July may call
Wheeling lS1S-R and evening between
$50 and $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
LOGAN BORDER
Continued From Page ons,)

strayed from the party and were cap
tured by the miners. His purpose In
going to Sharplcs. Erockus said. was
10 serve felony warrants on men who
were residents Of the mining camps on
the Logan Boone county border.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

Miss Pearl Hazelton rs the Moen1ssn
and Kathleen Of the play does some
splendid acting, and her admirers think
she has never been seen to better ad-
vantage as in this weeks play. The
play is gem. and cannot be described
IN print. One must see 1t 10 appre.
ciate IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
TO SHORT CREEK

Next Sunday afternoon. the Virginia
q baseball nine OF the South Side
will ro to short Creek 10 meet the
strong team Of that place. The South
Siders have strengthened their team
considerably within the past ten days,
while Short Creek has one Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
No More Gas
in Stomach & Bowels

II YOU wish to be permanently re-
lleved Of gas in the stomach ana bowels
take Raalmann's Gas Tablets.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets are prepared
distinctly for stomach gas, and for all
the bad effects coming from gas pres
sure.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
nit OF your stomach disappears that
anxious, nervous feeling with hearI
nnlpi,ation will vanish. and you will
again be able to take deep breath.
often prevented h. gas pressing against
YOUR heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't
feel cold and go TO sleep because
Baalmanns Gas Tablets prevent gas In
terfering with the circulation; drowst-
ness sleepy feeling after dinner Will
be replaced by desire for some form OF
entertainment. Your d!stended stomach
Viii reduce because gas will not form
after using Baalmann's Gas Tablets
Get the genuine in the Yellow Pack
age, price one dollar. from c. H. Griest
& co. or any reliabl druggist J. Baal-
mann. chemist San Fra1 aEo.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21
TWO FAST GAMES
IN S, S. LEAGUE
rouorth Street and Zane Play to =
Tte-Thtrd Presbys Trim Grove
Christians.

Two FAST games wee plnYci in the
Y. " G. A. Sunday School haSenalI
league last evening. one resulting In r
~ tie between the Fourth street NJ.
f. and the Zane NJ. F.. aggregation while
the other was e victory for 1hird
PRESBYTERIAN over Film Grove Christians.
The Fourth-Iano game was an cNct-
ing one, and should have gone 70 the
Fourth Street lads. Leading - AZ tnc
beginning OF rho seventh inning. Schard-
or. tw!rl!nC for Fourth Street. "hiew
m" and coupled with four errors. the
y,nc tosscrs showed five runs across
the platc. tying the score. As Il was
too dark to continue the game. II was
decided to play it ovGt next Thurs
dav night.
Score by inngs: ~ ~, f.
Fourth ............-ih ~" - Nv
z, .....nln 100 5--7 : ;
Ba,,.ries-Schrader and Coryl; Day
and Fourier.
Tho Presbyterian christian game
was a real thriller. and Collctt won MS
tw!riing due over Lee and "enNne'
The Christian started the scoring IN
the erst inning. and the I'rcshyt'rians
we're unable 70 score until the third
49, 49,, jn,,,ss. F. II. F..
rht.a mi 100
croya ...........IO0 o1o--2 3
Bat,erie-Colle,: and LaRue: Lee
Gentine and Neuhardt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-21

bers Of counsel stated that It wou!n
NOT he before Thursday that arguments
to the jury would begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
WOODLAND RESIDENTS
TAKE PRIDE IN HOMES
Suburb Of Hopcwcll Attracts
Attention of Passing
Auto Parties.

HOPEWELI. VA. Sept. o-pooplc
travelling between Iiopcwell and Pe-
teFsburg. when reaching about half
way, always pause long enough to
Glance at the beautiful bungalows at
"oodlawn. suburb. situated on the
concrete road. There arc Hrty-nvc
families living at woodlawn. and
every ono takes a keen interest IN
beautifyinE tho homes and yards.
On each side OF the road arc pretty
homes with plenty OF yard. and the
residents look with pride unon the
condition Of tho premises. Their
watchword is sanitation. and regard.
less OF time or money. each person
sees TO II that everything Is kcpt
spotlcss.
There is n church nearby for the
people Of Woodlawn, and If the build
ing boom continues to be as fast as
II has been during the past year. an
other church viii he necessary
Al the beginning OF the village "A
sign reads. Speed limit. fifteen miles
an hour which gives the driver "a
warning that TO so through the vii.
LACE at faster rate means arrest
County Officer Lazenby lives in The
village, and sees TO II tina, the lives
Of the little children are no. on.
dangered By the fast drivers. on tho
north side OF the village are the eicc.
trio car line tracks which makes &.
very convenient 10 those who do not
own automobiles
w oodiawn is young in age. but fas,
IN progreSSiveneSs and greater
things are expected from the village
within the next twelve months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
WOULD HELP STABILIZE
WORLD EXCHANGE RATE
Great American Banks of Is.
sue Continue Their Ne
goiiations.
10y United News.J

WASHINGTON. Seph 9.-Ncro-
tiations are continuing between the
great banks of issue of tho United
States ana other countries mos, eco
nomically sound with a view to
staoiliz!nS badly shattered world ex-
change. according to the under
standing of tho American govern
ment today.
me Information was authorized on
hiGh authority at tho White House
mat these negotiations, initiated in
formally not long ago by President
iiardihS' have not heen dropped.
The banking negotiations have
oeen considered here as largely q
preliminary step towards world eco
homic rehabilitation, and possibly as
io'cSnadowinE cooperation later by
'he Ihi'ed states TO relieve Europc's
economic ills.
no report has yet been made To
'hiS government. either through the
state Department or direct To tho
resident. regarding the progress NJ
mo negotiations. II was said a, tho
White House.
IL is likely. however. that such a
report Will he made soon.
Tine negotiations are Understood
10 'nS'nde in addition to the United
states Great Britain. Spain. Holland
thr Scandinavian countries and
Japan Cn"fhcial reports have hncn
received from I.qndom Indicating
mat some of the principal allied
nations most affected because NJ Tho
low rate of their exchange. such nc
Franco. do not approve Of tho nI,n
unless they arc a direct nor,v -. :,
""o"rn Construction Comnuny.
pany. Inc, Cocburn. Va, win :,
maximum capital stock OF 500 nm
ana minimum OF $1,000. has hcen
granted charter 10 conduct gen
"Ghl construction business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
PHILLIP LEVY STARTS
NEW SALES CAMPAIGN
Joins Hands With Morris Plan
Bank in Financing
Operations.
Ticket to Thcnter to Each Contc.-
tant-Plnccs Store on Cash Dnsis
Under New Plnn. Trade Accept
nnccs to lie Used.

In inauEurating n new policy tho
PHILIP Levy e Co. furniture store.
at 800 to 800 West Broad Street, will
run a series OF advertisements out
lining two new trade boosting cam
paigns. beginning today. The one
VIII be gift OF $500 in cash for
the best answer to this question::
Why Can Phillip Levy e Co. sell
homo furnishings on divided pay
mente at spot-cash prices
In connection with this contest J..
y West, advertising manager of tho
fhillip Levy organization, announced
that every person writing to tho
store In this contest will receive n
free ticket to the Broadway Theator.
me contest is open to every citizen
of Richmond. with the exception Of
employees OF the company.
The second plan inauguratcd In
mo business campaign Will be the
sale OF all furniture at spot-cash
prices through an arrangement by
which the Morris Plan Bank hero
VIII finance the sale after the Phil.
Up Levy & Co. indorses the trade
4 cceptance. Payments will continue
at tho store as usual. except that
they Will be made to n AIorrie plan
Bank representative there. A NOV
ing picture will be made to aid in
the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
A Little Talk on Thrift
Isy s. w. Strauss. President Amrr,-
cnn Society for Thrift.

The time is never lost that is de-
voted to work" wrote Emerson.
Work and thrift arc two OF the chief
essentials OF progress. but IL is inst
as necessary that wo use Judgment
ana care In our work as II is that
we work ut all.
The term hard work" is often ap-
Piieo as one OF the ncedful qualities
OF individual success. but 'intcIli
gent work" more aptIy describes Tho
processes that brings upbullding.
while IL is true that those who
get on best In the world are hard
workers. they do SO because they
pan their work so that every mo-
ment will count for the most. There
are those who literally work them
selves 10 death. and yet accomplish
but little in the way OF advance
mcnt
Let us understand that 1t Is the
part OF thrift to do our work tntelli-
gently. 1t is thrifty to study each
detaii connected with our daily du-
ties, and in this way ind out IL We
are wasting time and energy.
NO matter how mental our tasks.
VIC should not become mere auto
nations. Il should be our cons,an,
cndcavor To find means. If possible
Tor doing our work more efficiently.
II IL were not for the fact that
thorshtful men have constantly
sought to improve methods OF work
we would not have the marvellous
gifts OF science and invention that
nave become necessities OF our daily
lives.
Try to do your work better and
more efficiently. This is true thrift
IL VIII bring results in your dcvelop-
ment and progress.
No matter how you are employed
the chances are that. by giving close
study to the details Of your work.
you can find ways OF increasing Your
usefulness.
Hard work. intelliscntly done. can
not fall TO bring successful results
IN tvcry riEhtful walk of life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
Award by Agreement.

merits of the case and might re-
wise the award after Il review of the
case.
Award by Agreement
The court held. however. that an
arbitrator's award was By mutual
agreement. was different from the
judgment OF II foreign court OF law.
ana It's effect was not limited by any
particular territory. The court held
that review of the case would be
TO ignore the legal effects OF tho
contract. and THAT the only coudi-
tons to which the validity OF an
award by foreign arbitrators was
subject in France were: That the
contracting parties had the ca
pacity required to effect conpro-
mise of their rights; that the award
was made in accordance with ,hc
laws of the country where the ar
pitration was made. and that the
award was not contrary to French
public order.
Inc latest foreign wants" reach
ing the Richmond cooperative of
nee show there are Il number a,
specific opportunities in which R;cb.
mond exporting firms NAV be in.
terested. These definite opnor-
tunities for business details. OF which
VIII be supplied by the cooperative
office, include:
346o'-Shoes and accessories for
men and ~omen-Belgium. Agency
desired. Quotations, C. {. {. Belgian
French
Si533-Caustic soda-Swi,zer,an
Esern. l. /
aio9'-Southern yellow pine. oak.
ana red gum--Spain. Quotations -
!: I. Valencia. Correspondence
Spanish. 4
S46''-Green hidcs-Italy. Agency
desired for hides to be sold TO tam.
hers for leather suitable for furni-
ture and shoes.
a4o6'-Stoves and rangcs-Canad,
Quotations, (. o. b. port OF shin
ment. Payment cash
ai3O'-Paints and pigments. sucb
as zinc oxide. white lead. and rod
iead--China. Quotations, c.
shanghai or Manila. Payment to he
arranged through banks.
3442'-Drugs. chemical produc.s
ana paints and varnishes-Spain
agency desired. Quotations. g
sahtahder. Terms, payment upon
receipt of goods. Corrcspondenco
spanish or French
Si2St-Woolcn, half-woolen AVID
arlihc!al-silk hosiery, and kni,,nd
underwear for men, women and chill
nrcn; wooden capes, shawls, colorod
zephyrs. satins. striped Innings. ans
cotton and WOODEN fabrics for mon
women and children Netherltnds
Agencies desired from mauuf.,ctur-
crS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
MILLER HERE MAKES MORE
FLOUR IN HOUR THAN IS
OUTPUT KOREA IN YEAR
Interesting Comparison of Methods in Richmond and
in Far observation-disclosures Experimenting With
Use of Rubber Latex in Paper Making

One Richmond milling firm will
produce as much flour In an hour as
the Korean flour manufacturer will
turn out In almost IL year. according
20 comparison Of production records
nndo In the cooperative office of the
bureau OF foreign and domestic COM
merce, which Is conducted by the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
Tho crude methods employed by the
Korean stand IN strong contrast to
those used by Richmond manufacture
ers, who produce millions OF pounds
OF flour for export to many sections
OF the world and whose foreign sales
each year mount well Into the mil
lions.
OF interest to the several large
manufacturers of paper and paper
products i'll Richmond Is the an
nounce'nent that manufacturers In
all parts OF the world are becoming
Interested in recent invention for
using rubber lateX, the milk OF the
rubber tree. in paper manufacture.
Frederick Kaye. Department of
Commerce representative, has sent
500 gallons of lateS to tho United
states for distribution among manu-
facturers who wish to test latcx In
conjunction Win the tests of the
United States Bureau OF Standards.
Increases Papers Strength.
1t has been shown that small per-
centagcs of lateX increase the papers
strength and It's ability to be folded
frequently without deterioration. as
we'll as increasing the waterproof
qualities and improving its texture
and feel Whether or not its use
viii pay commercially, however, has
yet 10 be determined. Ii II does pay,
latcX will prove n new article of in
tcrnational commerce. Richmond pa
per manufacturers are interested In
the discoveries concerning latcX, def
mite announcements OF which now
apparently can be expected within q
relatively short time.
Many OF Richmond's products go
TO Europe, and not few to France.
so that n recent decision of the
French Civil Tribunal OF the Seine
concerning the execution, in France,
Of an award. rendered in England
by arbitra;ors named under an
agreement to arbitrate questions
arising out Of shipping contract,
perhaps affects them directly. 4
digest Of the award shows that the
plaintiff, claiming damages for
breach OF contract, was given an
award by English arbitrators Ac-
ton then was brought in France to
obtain cNcQuator OF this award for
the purpose of enforcing It there.
The defendant argued that as no
special treaty existed between these
countries in this regard, the French
court had n right TO inquire into the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
MERCHANTS ARE PLAClNG
BIG ORDERS FOR AUTUMN
Federal Reserve Bank Suns
mary Is Encouraging to
Business.
LABOR CONDITIONS NORMAL
Confidence In Fall In Seen by Normns
Summer business and Why I'd
which All Concerns Arc Dookin,
Orders for Winter.
CONDITIONS NOR

The new monthly report OF tht
Firth gedsra, Roserve Bank here RI
dates optimism this month. III
spite OF rough places on tho road. {
the summary says. business Is pro
crossing steadily toward normal" !
Tho influence OF strikes and lcgIsla
tive uncertainties are tho leading de
terront factors. but tho stage appcarS
70 DO set for reasonable degree ol
prosperity as soon as these obstacle
nave been removed. Member bank
nave cleared away enough OF thciE
frozen loans TO be In position TO tax j
care OF all Legitimate demands fuE
WORKING capital Debts TO individual
account are higher than year aEos
una rchcct steady volume of bust
hcss through tho bankH Business
t'llurcs. while more numerous III
jury ic22, than In July last year. ard
FEWER than during the earlier month
or this ycnr. Labor Is alnos, nor
mally employed. except for voluntar
unemployment. and Industries ard
slowly adding additional workers.
Prosperity In tho textile field is cvi
dcnccd by enough orders to kcer
mills running full time, and conn
'''''t Az biA' ILkuIe OIL lne lnnusfry
shown by higher quotations asked ant.
offered for mill stocks during the past
month or two. After declining dur
ing July. cotton prices are again NOV
Ing upward. which will increase IN.
purchasing power OF cotton grower.
when the ycar's crop is gathered
Tobacco yields promise TO be good
and prices being paid In tho markets
that have opened arc considerably
higher than n year ago. Corn pros
poets In the Fifth District are above
tho average. Building operations
continue in large volume, and tn.
average family is beginning 10 mo-
ticc scattered rcnt reductions aa tho
housing shortage is partly made up.
Retail trade Is good as usual M
this season OF tho year. and conn
dcuce in tho fa!l trade IS Indicated
by the large orders for merchandise
the merchants have placed. Whole :
sale trade is opening up nicely for the
fall season. and sales are exceed in Z
those Inado last year. Finally. cot =
lcctions AFRO on tho whole fair and
continue 10 show some Improvement
each month IN nearly all lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
MERCHANTS COME TO BUY
OF RICHMOND JOBBERS
Thousands of Dollars Arc
Spent Here by Business
Men of Carolinas.
spend ms Much ~ SH.loo md Como
From 10 Z" 500 Miles {" Capital or
Old Dominion and Trade With old
Friends.

Merchants from every section Of
the Caro!!nas and Nirsinia were In
Richmond during August coming
from as FAR as Rcautont. :. g. and
spending thousands Of dollars with
local Wholesalers and 3obNcrs. ac-
cord!nE 70 Information which has
been compiled through the Chamber
OF Com merce for The Times DISPATCH.
Although complete record OF the
merchants coming here 10 bay Of
R!ohmondcrs is not available, :; IS
possible - sc; a aUmhe. % the names
81 merchants WHO deal with ire Trade
EXTENSION Sproau o: tire chamber,
through the discount applications.
which cx's; through tho eo-oDorat!on
81 the ChaTNc- Of Commerce
Among merchants who visited
Richmond during the las; month were
J. 7. Hines. OF Pelo; Mountain. y. g.
-ii miles from Richmond. his pur-
chases here to;aled *I.iSi Wallace
and panneT were represented by pur-
chases OF sc,isl. Their representa-
tires came tI2 miles 10 trade in Rich
mond from Beaufort. s. G. Others
recorded with tho chamber number
into the dozens. hut some OF then,
who received refunds on expenses
through their patronage here are
Nassif Bros. OF WaSram y. c, who
came 256 miles: W. :. West. OF brakes
Branch; J. l.. Blanks. OF Clarksv!lle:
Crowder Brothers, Of Clarksvillc. and
Myers ana RigEan. Of Meherrin
Total sales made TO these merchants
in Richmond wccr more than $500
These are only those whose orders
were verified and who received their
cash discount. Many others we're in
the city and made heavy purchases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
DELEGATES ARRIVING
FOR 2-DAY SESSION
Many National Men Will Ad-
dress Virginia Merchants
at Gathering.
State BODY Lar Fifth LnrEcst Mem
horahfp of Any Organization I'm U.
s. OF Its l<ind-Mnny Problems to
Come before Body.

Groccrs from evo-y section of Viz
last night tor the opening OF the
annual retail srocers' convention.
which will begin tomorrow morning
ut Q o'clock with tho address OF
welcome by Mayor George Ainslie. A
number OF national figures in the
grocery business will be on hand for
Tho event, and one of the best pro-
grams OF the year has been ar
ranged.
With a membership the nth iarg-
est OF any similar Organization In the
United states, more than 200 dele
gates to the convention are expected.
Representatives of a number of the
national grocery companies will be
here TO talk to the grocers. and many
amusement and entertainment feat
urcs are to be staged.
NJ the opening session Monday
President r. L. Andrews. ". b. Mo
Bain. secretary. and ]. Halpern,
treasurer, will read their reports.
''Co-Operative Advertising, the
Cleveland Plan" Will tie the subject
o. tho address OF John A. Green. of
the Cleveland Association. who is
one of the speakers. Charlie Myers.
O. Chicago, viii be another speaker.
possibly at tho morning session.
During tho afternoon number of
addresses are in order. including
those OF Henry Lehman OF Brook
lyn whose topic is "Brooklyn's Eff
FORT to Meet the Greatest Need OF
lie Independent Grocer" Other ad-
dresses OF the afternoon will he by
a Wakefield, OF New York, who
speaks on The Chain Stores, 81
Menace or q Stimulan;": Charles w.
Myers. Customers. Today and To-
morrow and J. II. Amesbury on
'rhe Work OF the National Associa-
ton" Discussions Will divide the
addresses. y banquet and dance will
b. held Monday night.
Tuesday morning tho election of
officers. reports OF committees and
addresses by Hugh L, Powell, OF the
California Raisin Company. on How
g. Double Your Sales: by II. Il. Boy
l.tn, Of New York. on The Book-
liccping a Grocer Needs: w. 4.
Inwcll OH is the Manufacturer Civ
Ing the Grocer Square Dcal?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-10
FIND bone, of ,,,.,.,,,,.

NANCouNER BRITISH COLLIN
BlA. Sept g Bones of u,c me.
iodons that once roainod Northern
ranada have been discovered in a
valley in tn" far northern sccfion
Of British Columbia. close 10 tho
Yukon border, hv & Vancouver man.
In addition 10 tho bones there ar.
footprints in the sandstone and
shaI" OF some other prehistoric
monster. These are clearly denncd
marks. showing that the maker Of
the tracks was 4 three-toed animal.
n" bones, which arc Of n good size.
are not foss!lized. but are in a
state Of excellent preservation.