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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
NORTH ATLANTIC IN -.
GRIP Of FIERCE GALE

New York, Dec. 2S.--The North At.
lantic seaboard tonight was clutched
by gales such as have been raging off
the shores Of England and France,
and sweeping mid-ocean.
As the cables brought more stories
of death and suffering over seas. small
vessels began piling up on the Jersey
and Long Island shores; the number
of craft normally entering New York
harbor was reduced by nearly one
half; at least two outbound steamers
dropped anchor in Gravesend bay after
passing out. and fear was entertained
for the safety OF at least one steamer
the German freighter Heinrich Kay.
sey. bound from Savannah for Bre.
men, which was last reported in dis
tress 500 miles off Cape May on De-
cember 6.
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Bic ASTORIA
FIRE WORK Of
|NCEND|AR|ES
Evidence Clearly Shows Plot
To Destroy Western City
In Flames.

Astoria Ore. Dec. 2S.-Investiga.
tion by deputies from the state fire
marshals office investigating the fire
which wiped out the business district
of Astoria. December s. has resulted
In the finding the fire was OF incen-
tiary origin, il was announced to-
day. II was said clews have been
found which will lead to arrests.
The information upon which the
fire marshals deputies have been
working has been in their hands since
the day after the fire. but owing to
the need for secrecy while clews were
being developed, the investigation was
carried on under cover. It WAS said.
Early on the morning Of the fire 2.
\. .Rushing, field superintendent OF
the Astoria water department, was
awakened, and when he Was informed
Of the seriousness Of the conflagra'
tion went to his telephone to order
the cutting off of the water service
from all the residence districts, in or.
der TO allow concentration Of the
water pressure in the fire stricken
area He found his telephone wires
had been cut. so his efforts to connect
with the water department were tu.
tile.
He thereupon discovered that his
house had been entered and the tele-
phone wires severed inside his dwell.
Ing. He found an open window
through which entry had been made
and other clews which may lead to
the arrest Of the man who cut the con-
nections
Suspects are under surveillance but
no arrests have been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
MeKoin's Release Refused.

Baltimore, Dec. 2S.-Attorncy Rob.
ert r. Carman. counsel for DR.. B. N.
McKoin, former mayor OF Mer Rouge,
La, declared today he would appeal
to Judge John &. Rose, OF the fedeiAi
circuit court Of appeals. for writ ci
habeas corpus, should Governor Al.
bert Richie OF this state grant tho
request of Governor Parker ot LOB.
isiana for the return to that state OF
Dr. McKoin.
DR.. McKoin, who is being held iere
for the murder Of Watt Daniels and
Thomas Richards. following the More
house parish kidnapings OF iast
August, was denied immediate release
today on a similar writ obtained in
city court yesterday.
Three judges heard arguments on.
the writ, 1t being the first time u
local court history that three judges
ever sat in such proceedings. -
Assistant States Attorney &. L..
Clark read a telegram in court from
Governor Parker, addessed to Gov.
ernor Ritchie. asking the latter 10 90
lay the hearing. pending the arnsM
of e1tradition papers. Chief Justtce
James G. Porter. in announcing the DE-
cision, said
"We find that the charge is Of such:
serious character that We believe the
trayerser should be held until the
authorities of Louisiana have an c1e,
portunity to present the proper -
pers. Tho traserser T. remsnded eo
the police without pejudice."
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Pendulum
Swinging
Backward
(Hv DAVID LAwRENCYo
(Hr DAVID LAwRENCB.)
Copyright By Tho IntelliSsnosr.

Washington. De-. "I-ThN pendulum
swings strangely back. Who shall con
duct tn" foreign policy os the United
States c"vsrumsnt-the senate or tina
President Il VAS only a little over
three wears ago when. IN tho midst ot
negotiation on tho part Of the chief
executive wi'h foreign governments.
that tho famous round robin was signed
By Republican senators warning Wood
ow Wilson that the Versailles treaty
wouldn't hs ratified
Today Senator Lodge. lnadr~ In the
round robin episode. is pleading with
Senator Eordh "t Idaho. another Eepub-
l;can. TO let the Presid~n, atone. to re-
fra'u from embarrassing him with reso-
lutlo7s that might be premature or
might seem even remotely to commit
him 10 a course Of action >Thich he
might a,d I, advanta ecous to America
~ postpone.
Not Partisan.
The explosion IN the senate is not
partisan. though the Democrats are
standing BY. deriving considerable salts
faction ou, "f tho vIndica,ion Of their
posltIo1 Of the last three wears on
World affairs. I, IS a fundamental quar-
rel h~,roer two schools "f thought in
the Republican, rar,,. Tho outbreak
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CAMDEN DECLARES COMMISSION !
AUTHORIZED TO SPEND S9,200,00Q

the old capitol square was sold for
approximately $1,300.G00' and tho
street right OF way through other state
property opposite for $250,000: that
there is still on hand real estate ssti.
mated worth $850,000, thus yielding
the state about $2,400.000. q
Mr.. Camden infers that the legisla.
ture indicated desire Tor q maxi.
mum expenditure Of about $4,000 900,
which includes the original appropria..
ton Of $500, 900 and the proceeds oe
insurance and sales Of realty referred
10 above.
Architect to Get $40, 900.
With reference to the contract with
the architect. he states the contract
made by the original commissions Df0
vides for compensation at the rate of
s per cent OF the cost Of development
Of grounds and construction Of build
ings, which would amount 10 $i20, 900,
II the cost should be $1,000. 900, ~ zen.
orally understood; that this compensa'
ton Is not alone for plans but includes,
services for supervision Ut conSsruee
ton and employment at the arcnttectS
own expense Of the Necessary eupees
intencents and assistants on the JOB
throughout.
In conclusion, Mr.. Camden states
that 1t is not the intention OF the com.
mission to spend any more money than
necessary; that ne has seen no eyt
dcacc of extravagance; that, perfon'
ally he considers that the Legislature
indicated plainly what It was willing
tn have expended, though he has noe
thought 1t obligatory Of the commits.
sion t. use all the maximum sum 40.
o. opriated, yet he has felt It not n
cumlcnt on the commission to make
arv great cut in cost. tho iIea being
t: erect for West Virginia h1nds
solncr and more expensive building
or buildings than the old capitol.
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B0RAH PROPOSAL.
WILL BE BEATEN.
Big Coal Output Being
Taken By the Consumers

Ch.caEo. Dec. "S-Ri;urinou> coal
production IN December MAS main
ta!u"d al tho high rate reached dur
i3S the third week IN Move rcnrheC. but
demand Tor current tonnage has.ah-
Sorhed Practically :hc entire output
according 20 a report Cor the seventh
'"dcrI, reserve district. made today
by tho Federal Reserve bank OF chi
cdcn. .Npp5n NimatClv eleven million
tons were mined IN tho hstumnous
field the week C1dinE December is.
this ah"U; cquailnS the tonnage pro-
du""n for IN" same week in 1920. the
statement SAID
CumuIdtiNr production OF Sott coal
crr tho year - December ? was about
- p"c cont less than the same period
,"n years ago Lack or adequate
transportation facilities has curta!lcd
production N Illinois and Indiana. the
report said.
Aathvaci;e production Was also re-
ported as continuing at about tho
sam" rat" AZ a month go. a total out
put ot @.2"n. 900 tons being reported
for the week endinS December ls.
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WOODROW WILSON HEARS MILLION
DOLLAR FUND WILL Be ATTAINED
Former Presidents Sixty
sixth Birthday Marked By
Improved Health-Senate
Sends Felicitations.

Washington. Dec. 2S.- Friends OF
Woodrow Wilson who are raising a
81 900. .0o0'fund for the perpetration OF
his ideals. celebrated his 66th BIRTH
day to-day by sending him word.
through delegation which called at
his S street homo. that the success OF
their movement was assured
At the same time the senate adopt.
ed a resolution offered by Senator
Harris, Democrat Georgia. expressing
pleasure and JOY at his recovery to
ward health" The resolution was
put through quickly with a chorus II
ayes from the Democratic side of the
chamber. many Of the Republican
senator's, engrossed in other matters,
apparently paying no attention to its
purport.
Many Stand in Rain.
The former President spent his
birthday quietly. For an hour or
more a group of men and women
stood in the rain in front OF his home,
hoping that he might appear to greet
them, but all they saw OF tho war.
time President was glimpse of him
MS he drove Off in his limousine late
In tho day for his daily ride.
During the day messages OF felicita'
tion came 10 MIR. Wilson from all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
President Harding Throws
Full Weight Of Adminislra-
tion Against Idaho Senator
No Cancellation of For
cign Debt Proposed, Says
Lodge.

Washington. Des. oS.-S Senate war.
fare over the Borah proposal tor Il
world economic conference reached n
dramatic turning point to-day. when
President Harding threw the iul
force Of the administration against
Senator Rorah's plan as contained in
an amendment to tho naval appropr,a.
tions bill. aud in letter read In the
Senate virtually asked for Its defeat.
Another days general debate to-.
lowed. but action went over. rlan5
were made for vote tomorrow but
so many more senators desired to
speak that. with forces favoring the
Borah rider reported sparriug for
time. delay over the New Years holt.
day appeared possible. Oefeat OF the
amendment was predicted.
The Presidents Letter.
The Presidents letter was address.
cd to Senator Lodge. the Republican
leader. and said the Borah amend
mont would create false impre''
sions." abroad as weil as at home. to
the embarrassment OF what the al
ministratiou already was doing to-
ward aiding Europe. The commuuica-
tion failed to give any details OF the
negotiations II hinted were IN pro
Sress.
The President in his letter TO Sena
tor Lodge said:
Replying TO your inquiry relative
to the proposed amendment to the
pending naval bill write to say that
know Of no prohibition against such
an expression Of the part OF the Con.
gress. but do frankly question the
desirability Of such an expression. I
think it Is undesirable because OF
false impressions which may be con.
vcved thereby TO Europe. aud even
moro undesirable because OF the
wrong impression it conveys TO our
own people.
On the face Of things 1t is equjva.
lent to saving that the executive
branch of the government is not tuiiy
alive to world situation.
AS o matetr Of fact the European
situation has sbeen given most thor
ough and thoughtful consideration Tor
many months. x
The communication OF the state
department relative to delicate mat
ters among nations cannot be bulle-
tined from day to day but the situ1-
ta,~- Is never withheld from members
OF Congress who choose to inquire for
confidential information In spirit or
In ratifying the treaty Of peace
with Germany. the Senate made a
reservation that the United States
should not he represented on the Re-
parations commission without con
sent Of the Congress and no such con
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
STREET BATTLE
IN TEXAS TOWN
FATAL To TWO
TEACHERS DISCHARGE
CAUSE OF QUARREL
Aged Man Pursues School
Superintendent and Ends
His Life.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 2S.-A. d.
Halliburton, 70. of Somerset, was re-
manded to jail without bail by Jus.
ice OF the Peace Ben Fisk, this alter.
noon, after the killing Of J. G. Har.
wood, %, apd w. A. Chapman, 4S, in
a street battle this morning.
According to reports made to dep
uty Sheriffs, Harwood was shot by
Chapman. and Chapman was later
killed by Halliburton, who was Har.
woods father-in-law
The trouble is said to have resulted
from feud arising from the discharge
of Mrs. Marian Harwood. wife Of the
slain man. as school teacher, by Chap
man, who is superintendent of schools.
Chapman and Harwood are said to
have met in the center Of the main
business street at Somerset, and by.
ISLANDERS said they saw Harwood slap
Chapman In the face. Chapman Is
said to have drawn his pistol ard Han
wood turned to run. Chapman fred,
the first shot striking the young luou
in the spine. Harwood fell to the
ground and Chapman fred three more
bullets into the body.
Chapman is said TO have then
turned his weapon toward Halliburton,
who was standing nearby, and fired
one slot, which missed. The pistol
being empty, the next attempt to fire
resulted in the gun swapping.
Halliburton then drew his pistol and
fired at Chapman. Chapman ran, with
Halliburton pursuing and firing. Chap
man dashed into a drug store, asking
some one to give him another gun.
Halliburton pursued the fleeing man
into the drug store, continuing into an.
other street, where Chapman was
killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
TWO CONFESSIONS INVOLVE !.
Is HOODED MEN in MURDERS
Every Alleged Participant liz
Mer Rouge Crime Under
Surveillance - Release s
DR.. McKoin At Baltimore
Refused.

Bastrop, La, Dec. 2S.-(By v'e Asso.
ciated Press)-Two confessio,s. In
volving forty-fve citizens Of ers.
house parish in the kidnapping Nd
murder last August OF Watt DanteS
and Thomas Richards, whose bodiet'
were recovered last week frolh the
waters Of Lake LaFourche. have bcsn'
made, it was learned here today on
the highest authority.
The signed confessions were taken
to New Orleans by agents OF the De.
partment of Justice. who obtained
them, 1t was stated, on the promise OF
immunity.
Practically every man named in the
confessions Is under surveillance and
their arrests are merely awaiting
word from tate authorities. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
FRANCE REACHES
FINAL DECISION
TO SEIZE FORESTS

Pars. Dec. "S.-(By the Associated
rrcsS D---Thr French government has
practically completed its plans FOR the
Scizur" us certain German state forests
a. u result "f tho formal action or the
rCparat ions commission, last TUESDAY,
in declaring Germany in voluntary he-
fault Of her Caiiurn To deliver the Snr-
riN, amount Of timber duo tho prcs"ut
year.
Som" ~ III" E"v"rnncnt-ownrh f"r q.
csts arc in th" "rrupied territory or
Germany and others In Bavaria
II was authoritative stated tonight
that. apart from any general settlement
that may h" reached at next weeks con-
ference hcrc Of allied prcmicrs. N. Pon-
caro- has has made mp his mind I" take
these forests in economic rnprisal inr
Cicrmauy's "wilful default. even
though the "rher allies refuse TO par
ticipatc IN the operation.
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GOVERNOR MORGAN ORDERS PROBE
0F THE UNIVERSITY CATTLE HERD

by the states chief executive, officials
OF the state department of agricul.
ture announced that telephone re.
ports received from Wheeling, where
twenty-six condemned cows Of the
university dairy herd had been slaugh.
tered. were TO the effect that twenty.
four OF the animals slaughtered had
tuberculosis LESSONS. contrary to a
statement by DR.. Charles \. Lueder
professor Of veterinary science at the
university. that there were 40 le-
sions."
Comment WithheId.
Governor Morgan issued no state.
ment concerning the published state
ment Of tho commissioner OF aglicul-
ture that the cows had bean slaugh.
tered whom found to b. affected.
Neither he nor Dr. ". T. Henshew
state commissioner Of health. would
comment on tho situation.
The official probe Will be made by
the commissioner Of health person.
ally. although when asked about his
plans last night, he declined 10 make
a statement. saying that any an.
uouncement would come from the cx.
ecutive offices. II was definitely as
certained. however, that tho depart.
ment of health will have Caarse OF
the probe. and that representatives
from that department will leave either
Friday or Saturday for Morcantown.
The department Of aCriCu.tu"o made
no formal statement. declaring. how.
ever. that the postmortrm eXamina-
tion conducted Immediately after the
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SEEK HIGHER RATES

Parkersburg. w. Va, Dec. IS
Commissioner F.. w. Lewis, member
OF the State Public Service Comiss-
ion. arrived in Parkersburg tonight
from Charleston for the purpose OF
holding hearing tomorrow on the
application Of Godfrey l.. Cabot for
permission to increase rates for nat
ural gas service in Writ. Roane. Cal
houn and Harrison Counties. Some
communities affected arc reported a.
greeable to an increase while others
arc protesting any raise in rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
ENTIRE CREEK
ARMY MOVING
To THE FRONT
WAR CONSIDERED
TO BE INEVITABLE
Venizelos Wires Urgent Mes
sage to Athens, Advising
Warlikc Move.

London. Dec. @S.--A dispatch 10 the
Daily Eprcss from Athens says the en-
tire Greek army is moving toward
Tharcc. war being considered lneYit.
able.
Tho dispatch adds that former Pre-.
mier Ncnizrlos telcgraphCd thc rcrolu-
tionary government. advising 1t to
send reinforccments to the Thracc1r
front. and asking 10 he informed OF
tho number OF troops there.
A meeting OF the cabinet followed
and the army moved. The rcserrists
OF the 1920 and 1899 classes have been
called to the Colors. War Minister
FangaloS has been appointed cor'
mander,in.chicf in Thracn. and has
left with his secretary for Salontkl.
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JAIL GUARDED;
MOB SFEARED

Laplata, Nd. Dec. 2S.-Fearing that
angry crowds would attempt to lynch
James Bean. a negro. alleged to have
confessed he criminally assaulted Miss !,
Emily Wenk in her lonely farm house /
AT Brentland, this morning, Gordon !!
of deputies surrounded the county jail
here tonight Sheriff John Simms an
uounced he will remain on guard all
night with his posse.
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FIVE HALLWAY
LINES UNITE.
Nickel Plate, Clover Leaf and
Three Smaller Roads In
Consolidation.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 2S.-(By the As,
sociated Press. )--Consolidation OF the
New York. Chicago & st. Louis
(Nickel Plate). the Chicago 4 State
lone, the Lake Erie & Western. Fort
Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville and
the Toledo. st. Louis 4 Westerns
Glover Leaf was approved here to-
day, by the boards of directors OF the
five railroads, representing an auth
orized capitalization OF Sl05, ,0OO, ,o0O,
and operating 1895 miles OF road. w.
a. Colston, vice president and gen
eral counsel OF the Nickel Plate, IN,
nounced.
The directors of the roads in the
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Commissioner of Health Hen
shaw to Conduct the lnves-
tigation at Morgantown-
Prof. Lueder S Statement of
No Lessons Attacked.

Morgantown. ". Va. Doc %
President Frank +. Trottcr, or
West Virginia University. and
DR.. c. A. Lusder. professor OF
veterinary science tonight denied
that they declared in statements
last night that the infected cows
owned by tho University and
slauEhtered. showed no LESSONS.
They called attention to their
statements rs printed this morn
Ing In a MorSantown newspaper
Both statements declared that
the slaughtered animals showed
no open lesionS."
Abstracts nt the statements.
as sent out Of Mogranto~n. by
telephone and printed through:
out tho state. omitted the word
open"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Willard Defends System
OF Assigned Coal Cars
CLARKE hONOREO

New York. Dec 2S.-E. A. S. Clarke
former president OF the Lackawanna
Steel Corporation and the Consoli-
dated Steel Corporation. has been
elected secretary OF the American
Iron and Steel Institute, It was ann
ounced today by President E. II. Gary.
Mr.. Clarke. who ia also director OF
the institute. will assume his new
duties January ..
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Charleston. W. Va, Dec. 2S.-An
official investigation into the reports
that milk from tubercular COWS had
been furnished 10 girl students at
West Virginia University. living In tho
dormitories at Morgantown. was or.
dered today by Governor Z. F. Nor.
gan, Simultaneous with this action
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MANN,s ESTATE s2so. 600.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-The late con-
gressman James r. Mann, who died
in Washington, November 80. left an
estate Of $25O,OOO which will go to
his widow, it was discovered today,
when his will was filed for probate.
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NINE, BERNHARDT'S
CONDITION BETTER

Paris. Dec 2S-M adame Rcrnhardts
condition continued To IMPROVE through.
dur the DAY. 1t was announced this even
ing.
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WAITER FORECAST

west virginia. western PennsylvaniA
ana Ohio: Fair Friday; Saturday In
orsastng elouhiness ana warmer, bsoorn-
inr unsettled by saturdaJ night.
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DANGER
Of CONFERENCE
BREAKING Up
NATIONS
INSIST ON COURTS
Japan Advises Turks to Sub
mit-British Fleet Ordered
10 Near East.

Lausanne. Dee 2S.--( (Ey tho hsSoridt-
cd rrcssl-lSmct rasha has failed TO
r"rsuad" the United States and til"
European powers tnat Turkish laws and
Turkish courts afford adequate pr"t"c-
tinn to tho life and property "f foreign
erS residing IN Turkey. and th" Near
East conference stands in grave danger
"f breaking ur on this question.
Europe and America insist that sro-
ral courts, upon whi"h foreign judges
sit. must administer justice In foreign
ers in Mustarha NemarS republic,
Ismrt Fasha declares that such courts
would ho an infringement on Turkish
sovereignty. In fact. h" reiterated this
declaration So often at t"days stormy
meeting &c the commission on rarituld-
tinnS that Lord t'nrZnn rstnri"d:
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CurZon'I Esetort.

Il heE that lsmct rasha wrap Up ard
place carefully away III a cupboard this
QUESTION rf Turkish SoNereigntI. which
nobody wishes IN tho !casi !" offend.
Turkey is not tho only country Wht"n
enjoys sovereignty Many o'h"r powers
have it. ard frequently greater powers
than Turkey submit. questions 10 inter
national tribunals without fear of i'm
pairing their sovereign rights.
Isnet had declared thai Turkish laws
and Turkish courts were the equal of
any in Europe so often. Lord 'urznn
rintinued. that he had actually come TO
believe T..
The important thing Is not what the
Turkish delegation thinks about Turkish
Justice" added Curzon. hut what the
re.t Of the world thinks about II. Eng
Iand's king George ". convinced him
self that he led the Guards a. rhe Rat
tie Of Waterloo. but nobody els" ever
believed Il. and history does not record
rurftsh COURTS Attacked.
The plain truth is. Turkish laws arc
based on Moslem laws and were drawn
-
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INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
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