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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Camden S Race
Horses Burned
In Stable Fire
OWNER FORMERLY A
WEST VIRGINIAN
Many Aces OF the Turf Gre
mated at Lexington-Mo-
/ jave Badly Burned.

Lexington, Ky, May g.
Twcnty-cight thoroughbrcds, val
ued at least At quarter OF q
million dollars, were burned to
death in a fire which destroyed
the racing stable owned by former
United States Senator Johnson n.
Camden and j. T.. Milan, proml-
ncnt breeder, at the Lexington
race track tonight. The fire Is
believed to have been caused by
lightning.
Six Of the horses were rescued.
Mojavc, which finished second
in the Idle Hour stakes run hero
today, was badly burned.
Rangoon, Bcttina and DarJees-
ling. aces of the older division of
the stable, were among those
which met death in the fire. Fair
Nagncs, Golden Apple and Sen.
ator Ernst are among the best OF
,hc two-ycar-olds which were
burned to death.
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WILSON AND HARDING
ARE BOTH ACCLAIMED

No, Springs. Ark. May H.-'hE IN"
Associated r-"%~, Hating W""dr""
Wilson as The apostle of modern i'cm-
,r-arv arb W"r.d pr."'"' delegates I"
rho nIn.icrrth ulia1r"nn'"l general con,
:eronrs a. tho Methodist Ep'S'ora
church. South. staged demonstration
here today "a ~" former rr"Slh"n'
honor that hold s","ral minutes before
,hc rhalr could r"stnr" order.
Tho srcrc rrScmh'cd a p"l;ti'ai meet
:pr F.vcn the NOR" elderly hlSh"pS
,rnec To ,Nni- foot. ~ th"v could cheer
louder Later 'NH presiding "th''rS
etnrrcd tho huhhuh tho convention
adnnted. with shouts Of a""'anat"n. a
resolution extending greetings |" Mr.
Wilson and plcdr;nC the r"nterenC" I"
,h, p-omr.,nn " tn" great truths ne
has 50 alLv ,rt forth"
The resolution also extended N" con-
r.rcnrr'S rrrCratuiIt. toms :" lrrSloenl
Harding and Secretary ~ stat" Hughes
:. tho achievements of "a" Wa$hinEt"n
,-u.orcri conference. and pledged sup
nnrt tn al measures looking toward
,hc establishment az peace on Garth and
.;"oi will toward m"a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
British Are Probing the
Alleged kidnapping Plot
Robertson Declares Senator
Culberson lnstigated At
tempted Deportation After
Attentions to His Daughter.

WASHINGTON. May S.-After confer
ence with Alexander +. Robertson.
British war veteran, who charges an
attempt was made to kidnap him be-
cause of his affection for Miss Mary
Culberson. daughter of Senator Culber-
son of Texas. British embassy Off
cials issued a brief statement tonight
declaring that certain aspects Of the
case seemed to call for further inyes'
tiCation."
Secretary OF the Embassy Craigie
stated that Robertson was expected 10
confer again tomorrow with embassy
officials. and that in the meantime II
would seem inadvisable for Robertson
10 discuss his case with newspaper.
men.
Robertson would remain in Wash
ington. Mr.. Craigie added. while the
embassy investigated his charge that
private detectives kidnapped him and
attempted TO force him to leave tho
COUNTRY at the instigatiOn OF Senator
Culberson, who was said to have OBJ
IeCted 10 the mans attention to Miss
CulberSon.
No effort was made by Robertson
Il was said. 70 communicate with Miss
Culberson, who was reported to be at
her parents apartments in fashion,
able Sixteenth street apartment. Sen.
utor Culberson did not appear at his
office at the capitol during the day
md his private secretary also did not
put in an appearance. No statement
was Forthcoming from the Culberson
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
RUSSIAN REPLY
CONC|L|ATORY
LLOYD GEORGE AND
BARTHOU MAY AGREE.
Belgians May Be Induced to
Accept Russ Proposals on
Certain Conditions.

Genoa May s.-(By the Associated
Pross)-Genoa passed an uneasy day
specializing on the effect the Russian re-
ply to the allied memorandum would
have on the future of the economic con-
ference. The Russians tonight were
completing their reply. which IL is ex-
pected will be presented tomorrow.
The reply, it Is believed. Will be hlgh-
ly conciliatOry. and open the way tor
continuation of the negotiations
Differences between Premier Lloyd
t;corge and NJ. Barthou have apparently
been softened somewhat, and there are
indications that the Belgtans are less
Irreconcilable in their attitude, and may
be persuaded to approve the memoran-
dunn TO the Russians on condition II be
made clear that Belgian property IN
Russia must be restored to former own
ers If possible and cannot be transferred
TO others.
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WILL PROBE ALLEGED
DUEL TO THE DEATH

lN,r, Huron. M;,'h.. May "a c"ro-
ucr'S inquest has been called lnr 'otloI-
pau. INTO ,ha DEATHS Of Joseph Luhert.
10 vsors IF age. ami his wife. whose
bodies yycrc found at their farm home.
Monday. after what appeared to haN"
been = 9at,le to the death between the
two.
The theory that fight with an axe
and knivns led 10 the deaths was sup
,,~.od hv the statement Of the four
yo,r.old son Of the couple. but the
op.bo-l,ir,. unable - explain all cir
runstanccs surrounding the case. arc
acting IN the belief that there may he
o.her angles to the tragedy.
l,oncr,'s body was found Few feet
from thai of his wife.
Tho condition of n" Loh"rt nom"
Indicated A desperate struggle.
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Shot Down While in Act
Of Compelling Apology

saltwater. Okla. May 9.--(By the As
sociatcd Press )---Bcrkham Cobb. %, frd-
rral student at the oklahoma n d VI.
college. here. was shot and killed just
outside the campus to-day, by Earl Cor
don, another federal student. while eS-
..orting the latter home at the point or q
revolver to demand an apology I" h.H
pr"tty ynurC wife. for An alleged Insult
offered by Gordon. Roth cobb ana G"d-
don served in the army daring tho war.
cobb WAS overseas.
Gordon is held pcnding an inNest!Ea-
tion. but tonight n" rhargcS had been
fled against him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
NO MARINE HOSTILITY
FROM ANGLO GERMANS

Washington. May a.-The American
merchau, marine program wal nc''
Win no hostility in either England or
,;crmauy. according {" Il verbal report
pn Tho airitud" OF shipping th'rr"&tS IN
those Two countries mad" 10 Chnirman
Iasker or the shipping board by EDWARD
=. Farley. vice president In charge OF
shin sales. who has just returned rom
4 trip to Eurnp" for tn" purpose ot "n-
,a!nirE this and other Information h"eu-
cd by tho board
Mr.. Farley was aSSur'o IN hnE 'anu
,ho, R-I,iSh shipping interests rc"oG-
nizcd tho right Of ~" United States TO
establish u merchant marine with hcr
war built tonnage even although n DE-
termination nr this country I" carry out
that project would compel 4 revision OF
the operating PLANS and arrangements
Of m. British merchant marine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
THE WIDOW RELEASED

New York. May 9-Mrs. Marie Louise
Kinkcad. for the Staying Of whose hus-
hand, Ellis Guy K!nkcad. Miss Olivia
NJ l.. Stone. Cincinnati nurse, recently
vas acquitted. was released from N"
observation ward IN Kings county hos
r!,a!. brooklyn. this afternoon.
Mrs K!nkcah was taken 10 the ward
after a nervous collapse which followed
mo ar1usttal Of Miss Stone Sh" WAS
declared 20 10 in a highly nervous con-
dillon when ehr ert"rol he 'H"'"H't'1
nl, loft today with IHr ~'"''". NJ
Julia ,;orman. OF I.cNnr'"m. ~. Ms
K!nkead will 20 TO Lexington t"m"r'"w
to make her homo there
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Attorney General Asserts In
Auential Personages in Will
son Administration W ere
Personally Interested III
Concealing Frauds $780,
OOO,000May Be Recovered.

Washington, May 9.--ln detailed
statement concerning The prosecution
of war fraud cases. prepared al the
request of the president 2=d trans
mitted today to the house. Attorney
General Daugherty declared that e4-
aminations so far completed disclosed
in each instance sufficient indication
that crime had been committed TO
warrant submitting them 10 grand
jury"
Presented on the eve Of a RepuD-
Iican caucus called to consider legis-
lative program, according 10 Repun
Iican resolution for investigation OF
charges of alleged laNity in prosecu-
rions by the department of justice. the
attorney generals letter provoked
partisan row, in which Representative
Garrett. the Democratic leader, broad
" intimated l.>r it was intended to
smother the proposed investigation.
Representative Mondell, the Repuo-
lican leader, TO whom MT Daugn-
erty's letter was sent BY the president,
did not indicate. in reply to ques'
ton on the floor. as to whether L.
meant the resolution, already gwen
privileged status by the rules commit
tee. never would be heard from again.
Attacked by Woodruff.
Taking issue with the attorney gen.
eral, Representative Woodruff, RepuD-
lican. Michigan. declared the former
was requested six months ago to ap-
peal to congress for half million
dollars to clear up his wartime docket,
and that he never acted until Repub-
Iicans had assailed the department IN
the house. Mr.. Woodruff reiterated
that unless the attorney general a.
lowed the courts to decide the pend
ing case against the Lincoln Motor
Company ION its merits, | Will move
his Impeachment in the house OF rep
resentatives." The Michigan member
asserted that a Republican congress
could not face the country in an elec'
ton unless it clears up war fraud
cases. which smell to high heaven.
Hioh Personages Involved.
Charging that little or nothing
had been done by the former admin
istration to bring wary robberies TO
light, Mr.. Daugherty wrote the preSf
dent the country would soon have rea'
son to know that influential person
ages in the government. who hao
knowledge of these transactions ana
were in a position to make disclos'
ures, were personally interested IN
concealing them" The Department.
he said. was handling upward or 2oo
war contract cases. and If recoveries
we're obtained in all, the total woula
reach s1o0QQ0.00
II was terrible Thing. the attorney
general said. 10 charge a citizen WIFI
robbing his own government. anu lot
that reason nc had insisted upon .
painstaking investigation OF all cases
involving charges OF criminality. IL
was regrettable. 10. he declared. tha'
public attention should have bSen so
strongly focused on these cases on INC
eve Of their prosecution.
Given a special fund Of s5oO.ooo anc
with the passage of pending bills Tor
twenty.three additional judges and an
additional grand jury in the District
Of Columbia. Mr. Daucherty said the
work of clearing the dockets would De
accelerated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
RAIL CHIEFS
ARE SUMMONED
FIFTEEN EXECUTIVES
TO THE WHITE HOUSE
Will Discuss Proposed Freight
Rate Reductions With
the President.

Washington. MAY 9.-Prosldcnt Hard
ing has summoned fft"cu Of thu lead,
tnE railroad executives OF tn" country
II was said today al the executive OF
1ices 70 attend dinner at thu White
House May 20. for IN" purpos" OF dis
russ!nC the rate situation.
II Is understood tn" president will
ask tho transportation chiefs 10 con
slider ,hc possibility Of adjusting rail
road freight rates downward as volun'
lary matter. because the Interstate
Commerce commission membership is
said to hav" concluded that II cannot
'cgally compel reductions I" an extent
.atisty!nS public and business scnii'
ment.
VIII Deal Direct.
The administration. accordingly. u
said 70 have decided 70 resume aga'n
tho method OF treating directly with me
railroad organizations to consider what
can be secured in the way Of sati@tac'
tory rate policy Similar conf"ronce'
were held last Summr. and fall.
Two scmi- Judicial government bodies
have lu-iedicti"u IN railroad r"Euia Ion
he ra;!road labor board as W"li -. 'N'
~omnr-rn commission. IN. IL" 'NnE "'
wag., rates which cnt"r into """r3''nS
expenses
Pr"s,drn' Harding. however. ~ Ha'
20 hay" concluded, as he did last iAi
hat the oNrCutjvc might Il" az H"m'
service IN dealing with ;he problem
houch not interfering with the !n""'"
standing Of til, two tribunals.
The romnrry" commission mas ma
r,r Weeks in its chambers discussions
o,rr tho decision to II" reached ny IL "
the general investigation Of iranSDorta
lion rat ,evclS This investigation wa
instituted las No,"mhcr and continued
through the winter. nearly every inouS
try anG locality IN tn country h"'h-
rrprescntcd in tho record by 4 d"man'
for some d"grcc "r relief from fNlGa
charges aS ih"y stand now. with WI
AND pos, war increases included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
.COUVERNOR MORRIS
SEEKING A DIVORCE

Los Angeles. May ?.--'i"GN ernor Nor
ris. author. to-day filed Il suit for d.
,ur,c from E!~I" Morris, whom ne
charges with "h"scrti"n and abandon
ucrt" They We're married Nay q. 1905.
IN New Y ork. and separated February
-. l?lS. asrur!iNr - III" complaint
..'h"y have ~" children. Th" complaint
states Mrs Morris Is now employed IN
:, beauty parlu-" in New York,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Using Band Music to
Bring Out the Miners

prnXsgtawnor IA. May Union
miners oC hts region an, making ~"
81 a :wcrtv piece brass band IN An ."
fort ." induce working n.N"rS ~ join
,hs ranks 81 tho strikers Irah"d ~
81. iar,4 zoo union members yesterday
marched ~ ,hc Mr,ir"'4 Mills section.
ard when ,nc miners ihrr" ia'.."i O." -.
...,r,.d 80 ,',. music aud gal, q! lin" 'h'
,.,r1d~r, wen, 20 ~" -;n'int ANri" MIN"
whrr" Ten nlrr were wnrh'uE. S"}'r "'
,he number. according :" union leaders.
left the Pit and Joined tho marchera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Constance TaImadge
in Suit for Divorce
Alleges Cruel and Inhuman TrsatmsnV
By Her Husband, Greek HsoVs
OF Turkey

Los Angeles. May 9.-Constance Tai
madgr. motion picture actress nled IN
the Superior court today suit FOR d.
yorCe from John j. Tialoglou "A native
Of Turkey. a subject OF Greece ana =
cigarette manufacturer OF New York.
according tn the complaint. She charges
.',ruel and inhurar treatment.
They were married september "6. 1870
a, Greenwich. .rnnu and separated April
l5.I92l. the complaint stateA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Violently Opposed to
Ford's Muscle Shoals Offer

Washington. May 9.-Iienry Ford :
proposed contract for rurChaS" and
lease of the government power ana
nitrate projects At MuS"l" Shoals. Ala
was denounced today. ~ chairman No.
ris OF the senate aE"iCUitur" committee
As "unconScionahlc" ard u '"inrh hr
which he would ohtaIn "unreeriatcd
control Of valuable properties" ami
,.rss those who negotiated the COR
tract "to he condemned hy future Cener-
atoms"
The Nebraska senator declared th1'
..,, cornor.riOu" would get tn" Muscle
Shoals properties with h:S c0rScnt.
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DA|IGHERTY DECLARES WAR FRAUD
CASES WILL CO To GRAND JURY
Wife Deserts Little Ones
When Husband Goes to Jail

Farmont. W. Va, May 9.-When John
Allison was given a thirty days sem
tence for Violate Of the state pro-
hihItinu law today, his wife became en-
ragged. and seizing her few months ota
babe dashed from the court room' TELL
ing the magistrate 10 care for the re-
naming seven children. They were
turned over To the Salvation Army.
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Senator johnson NJ. Camden
served one brief term, by ap-
rointmcnt. from Kentucky in the
United States senate. He for
mcrlv lived at Parkcrsburg, and
his father. Johnson NJ. Camden,
Sr served two terms in the
United States senate from West
Virginia.
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THE wEA THEIR

West Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
vania: Mostly cloudu Wednesday and
Thursday, probably becoming unsettled.
RIOT much change in temperature.
Ohio: Mogt.y cloudy Wednesday ard
Thursday; probably local thunderstorms
Thursday. HOT much change In temper
atunA
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conprcmise Proposed.

Stcubcnvill,. o.. May "a committee
of citizens. selected 10y Mayor Frank
Hawkins. conferred with President j. n.
Maxwell ana ':hcr officials OF the steu-
henvilIe. Fast Liverpool " Beaver Val
Traction Company this forenoon re.
,,,rJinr IN. traction situation here ana
,he com:n!ttcc submitted Il new proposal
10 the company. N" nature OF which was
not mad, public.
The company il 10 give its answer 10
the prupo>!u"n "Wednesday morning ano
If arccp,rd. i Will J." submitted to the
- ho,n,ful oC An agreement whereby car
mcu for their approval. The committee
,r,i,. rrrc. which has been tied UP tor
:, week. can nr restored pending finaI
adjustment.
II the proposal is rejected by citneT
SIDE 10 III" controversy, the c!tF olli-
.IalS Will ask common pleas court 10
appoint A board of arbitration as mas
been done iIt East Liverpool
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MEET NAY Is
Action of Traction Company
in Naming Representative
Is Encouraging.

t,,S, Liverpool o.. May ?.-Monoa!'
May L.. Vas to-day set as tho dalc io'
The fir.:, meeting "f tho five man aro'-
,ratinu board t. consider waG" ulI'
nnrcs which have tied up All ilheS "i '"e
StrubcnN lie. East Liverpool q hea'e.
:,..,,Ic, reaction rumrany in the East
IiyernnnI md S"tub"uville district TOT
cil,h, dav.. The company today nameo
: Gilbert a. It's representative. COM
n,c,ln. thu personnel Of the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
HUGHES AND HOOVER IN GREETING
To WEST VIRGINIA GATHERING
Notes of Optimism for the
Business Future IN State and
Nation Are Voiced By Mem
bers of the Harding Cabinet.

Grafton, W. Va. May q AT the
meeting of tho Monongaheal Valley
Association at Grafton today, mes
sares were read from Charles T..
hughes secretary of state: Herbert
Hoover, secretary OF commerce. ana
Thcodore Roosevelt, assistant Secrc-
tarv Of the navy.
zach man realized the CunStructV"
work that the association has under
taken. and their words nt encourage
ment had a salutary effect upon tn"
organization.
Thcir messages were as follows:
Charles E. Hughes:
"I shall be glad 10 have you present
my most cordial greetings to IN" mcul-
hrrs Of the Grafton Chamber Of Com.
morcc and the MunOngahcla Valley
Association. meeting today at Grafton
II is through such community "rAan'
iy,tion that the best interests of lhc
country are promoted. and | trust that
Won will receive from this meeting ne"
Inspiration and 2cSt. and that YOU VIII
find good cheer and assurance OF COM
inp nrnspcritv. My best wishes to all.
Herbert Hoover:
Il learn with pleasure of the meet
ing oI the MononCahela Valley ASSo'
citation with the Grafton Chamber OF
Commerce on Tuesday. May y with
the object Of considering steps toward
industrial extension and expansion.
This COURAGEOUS and energetic attitude
on the part of the business men OF
vnur iyallov is worthy of the highest
commcndaton.
Some months ago We turned the
corner in business depression. ana
there are many certain and und"niab!"
evidences Of a steady recovery at TINS
time The road ahead Of us is. o'
course, not free from obstacles. and |
realize that the coal strike, WhlCh i
now casting cloud upon our indus
trial life. is one Of the greatest or
,hese obstacles Immediately before our
pcoplc. We know. however. that a
solution will be found for these diftl
culties. as there has oeen solution
for the most serious difficulties of the
past.
There is no more encouraging eNl
dance Of this certainty Of our success
ruI meeting Of these problems and o'
our full recovery from the business
depressions than these plans iha'
show the faith and the courage and
desire for cooperation Of which you'
meeting is such a splendid evidence.
= ~ wish TO extend my greetings 10
the entire membership Of the aSSorla
lion and to wish for your plan IN" VI
most success. at the same time OK
pressing my belief that with a con
,inuarion Of the sam" determined Of
fort YOUR section of IN" country MAJ
With confidence iuuk forward 10 ="
ncwed prosperity and a great dcv'I
Npmcn'.
Theodore Roosevelt.
r wish circumstances N"rm't"! NJ?
hcir,r with the MononCahrla Valley -
.nria;ion meeting today Work. such a.
Won arc doing. - ot vital importance
- Tho country In the final analysis ~
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THE INTELLIGENC CE 4

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IL the
State of West Virginia.
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