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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
PIRATES DIVIDE
WITH CARDINALS
Pfeffer Hurls St. Louis to Win
- Maranville's Triple
Wins Second.

PITTSBURG, sept. 4-Pittsburg
divided a double header with St
Louis Monday. The morning con-
test went to the Cardinals 5 to 3
while the Pirates took the after
noon battle 8 tn 5. Pfeffer's splendid
ID tw1rling was responsible for the
ST. Louis victory Meanwhile broke
up the afternoon game with a triple
IN the ninth. He scored on Mann's
wild return. Scores:
Morning Game.
s.. Louis ....0IO1OO 021-5 l
Pittsburg .....O1O 600 OO2-S 5 /
Pfeffer and Ainsmith; Adams and
Gooch.
afternoon Game.
St. Louis o.. 600 2O2 0O1-5 10 2
Plttsburg .OO4 Gle OO1-6 II c
Pertica Barfoot and Ainsmith;
GlaZner and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
WHITE SOX WIN BOTH
GAMES FROM TIGERS

both games Of the holiday bill from
Detroit Monday by winning the
morning game 3 TO in 10 innings
and the afternoon game 10 2. Rob
ertson had little trouble holding the
visitors safe as the support behind
him was perfect. while oldham was
nit opportunity. Faber outpitched
Pillette in the morning game. the
latter forcing in the winning run
with a walk Scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Al tina. time - lost which might
be better employed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Detro.- . Chicago go innings, lst
game
Detroit 8. Chicago q. end EameI
CleeeIand B. g. Louis 10 list game
Cleveland - Louis T. i2nd game
Pm ladelphia 3. Washington T. rst
game
Philsdelphis o; Washington 2 (9nd
gamel
Boston New Tork-Rain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Morning Game
Detroit 49,. 900 100 100 % o
Chicago ...1Ol 900 600 Ia q
Pillette and WoOdau; Faber ard
Schalx.
afternoon Game.
Detroit .... 600 200 OO1-S 1
Chicago $50. O21 COO 21N-6 II q
Oldham and Bassler; Robertson
and Schalk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
MILLER NAMED-
FOR GOVERNOR.
,alder Renominated for u. S.
Senate by N. Y. Repub-
licans

Albany. y. Y, Sept. 2s.-The Repub-
Iican state convention Of 1922 completed
it's work to-day. renominatlng Governor
Nathan l.. Miller. Of Syracuse ana
United States Senator William Calder,
Of Brooklyn, and naming a ticket OK
state officers.
Adoption OF state platform which en.
porsed "thc administrative efficiency,
and sweeping economies OF the admin
istration Of President Harding and Gov
crnor Miller. pledged support 10 the
principle of home rule for municipalities:
sponsored equal rights for women ana
which ignored the, prohibition question:
preceded the nomination.
The complete ticket nominated Is:
Goycrnor-Nathan l.. Miller. OF Syra-
cusc.
Lieutenant Governor-Co!one William
J. Donovan. of Buffalo.
Comptroller-William ]. Maier, OF
Seneca Falls. -
Attorney Gencral-Ersk:ne c. Rogers.
Of Hudson Falls.
Secretary of State-Samuel ]. Joseph.
Of the Bronx.
state Trcasurc--N. Monroe Marshal.
Of Malone.
State Engineer and Sur-rycr-Charles
L. Cadcl. OF Rochester.
Secretary Of state John j. Lyons,
who persisted in his determination to
carry his fight for denomination TO the
convention floor in spite Of ovcrtures
or state leaders who wished him to
withdraw, was overwhelmingly defeated
bv Mr.. Joseph in the only contest OF
an otherwise harmonious convention.
The vote was 1901 to 15S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
british CABINET FEARS WORST:
MORE TURKS INVADE NEUTRAL ZONE

Chanak zone. and that seem 10 b. the
only satisfying aspect Of fery
threatening situation.
Friendly messages have been CX.
changed between General Harrington,
tho British commissioner at tOnStanti-
noplc. aud kcmal PaSha. discussing
the respective viewpoints in an annie.
able manner. but Tho kCmaliSt5 show
not tho slightest disposition Ia rcCc,'c
from their position. and refuse TO
withdraw their troops from th" Cha.
max sector.
More Turks Invade.
On the other hand. according to
government dispatches and CORE
spondents on the. spot. an additional
Turkish force entered the neutral
zone today. and there is a constant
Increase in the Turkish troops in both
The Chanak and lsmid sectors. ignor-
In, all British warnings. They AZ" G"-
ported to have declared that they will
not permit the British To build foritti.
cations at certain points within the
zone.
In Constun,inOplr il IA believed ihat
the situation will be relieved If the
kemalistS agree ~ recognize the ncu
trallty OF the straits pending the AZ
rlistice cuuicrrnCr Another point un
The peucc ~id, Is that General llarlrn-
ton still r!OieSSrS ronhurnc" IN
Kemals luud"rliOn IT," sent 4. wire
less message lO The Nationalist leaier
a, Smyrna hi. tvruin" asking for an
an immediate personal meeting ana
lcayinc the choice Of place 10 kcmal
raSha
\ report has reached here that tn"
cultan Of Turker. Mohammcd VI, has
ahdicatcd N favor ot the heir appar.
cnt. Prince Abdul Mcdjld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
NAYORA5KS WHEELING PEOPLE
TOAD WAR STRICKEN COUNTRY
; PROCLAMATION

Whereas. VIC arc Informed tina,
over rue hundred Thousand orphan
chiI.lr"u face death in Armenia and
he Near East unless additional sup
plies reach ihcm before winter sets
in. the citizens OF Wheeling have
been invited 10 donate their worn
and discarded clothing 10 assist the
drst!luj" IMd save many Ewes IN
Armri.a rad III" Far East. To mc"i
the present "IurrE"Nry in SNnrna the
NEAR EAST RELIEF has empticd
It's WAREHOUSES; ~ pcrindJc.
c.H upon ihr eo"i people -: The
riH e.: Wh""ltnB |" respond heartily
t. liI.- uuYSt worthy Ippv.'. hy con
lrihut:uS GENEROUSLY I" !!A support.
The rrpr"srniuiIs, citizens Hhd or
g..ni1aIi"i.r Wn!"h hAN' "il"I"G =
.r,,u-u- ;u!H humanitarian n"NcIncnl.
sh.u!d n.,Nc ;hr support oi every
r..> .irii. e.! thc c.iy.
TnrrcI,rc. |. Thomas, /. Thonrr.
Mayor 81 Wh-riIiI::. Il" Appeal 10 YOU
lu.,; -. W-uucSLa:. nr;nh-r lila.
NI.NI: EiSI !:I.nlI." - H''!''.
DAY. ;n,rr W.u How into :!!c schools.
=, l!,rr.s;:.s Stations. a rr*HonS"
;h.,, viii dp rrcd.; - The t.tl. Lmd
thus S.,v, TIC lives "l ,ho~' WI"
w!ihou; ill- clothing VIII perish
;rnln "\p"sug'.
Given und"~ ~" aa'nd -. tn" "r"a:
-..L ,' IT, g.. ~ v H'r'.r-. III"
T,rut,. sc'c"rh day If September,
"a.
THOMAS + THnNEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
NO ENDORSEMENT
OF THE FL|VVER KING
Michigan Democrat Conven.
ton Declares Ford Action
Premature

Ea> tH;y. NirIt.. Sent. "H 'l;" The
Associated TrcSs. D. \ moI"m'n' - rn-
dnrsr lI"nr" Ford as Il presidential '''n-
,lidaic IL 1?"'. failed at th" r"mo'rAt'
state convention he'" today. wh"n the
resolutions committee decide! such
aCti"r, would y" ''rr"mhtnr" and too tar
in advance, "f tho election The pro
po~.N Ap"n eorcd hv tho d'lcGd'inn from
Adrfau which included :. w. EH!-
nuu,l. a hr"rhcr-in-iaw of the Detroit
manufacturer. prccipitat'l i.sht ia
:h,. r,.,niu'inn$ committee.
Those urpuSin.; the mUiCm"nt held
that cnIor,vmcut or MIR. Ford. would
make the rr.-id'nr'al issue ihc ircd"m-
mating feature Of The coming campo X"
n Michigan aud h"traci from the
strength "i Wo"dhright y. Ferris. me
party's nominee for senator.
Supporters ni In" rc"S!ut"h argued
th:,, Henry Ford VAS tn" real insuSa-
tor rt what they termed the \rWhcrry
..svue."
Th.. c,n,,ntIon refused :, nominate
4 ,Lra.d..l.. ;u! auri,"r G"ncarI. "'1d"rS.
IN. the ;iIeurnhr",. -. Il; 1"tl"r. Rr-
publican. whu j. seeming r"."."H'"n.
Mr. Jessie =. Porter. "i Mai sh',''
va nominated :ur SECRETARY - s,',i"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
JUDGE W|L[ET7
HEAD Of c. A. R,

hes Moincs. Iowa. Sept. 2S.--Judge j.
". Willctt. OF Tama. Iowa. was elected
commander in chief Of the Grand Army of
the RcruhliCa at this afternoon DUST
rcsq session cr tho annual cncampment
being held here He vas unopposed
Judge Willett was elected by acciama-
iion under suspension Of rules.
('uma ander-in-chi": WillCt Is the hrst
naval veteran to he elected a. head OF
the -. \. r.
Among The other national officers
elected this afternoon were:
~. George p Harding. oC Marion.
OHIO. father Of the President. as SUR
econ general.
Kew, J. H. Epp,cr. OF Gary. lad. chap
Lam n chi"r.
The newly elected chaplain 'n.chi"t IS
n y;,,im Of blindness. ae a result ~ IN
jur!cs received in III" CIVIL war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Order Must Prevail.

Athens. Sept. 2>.-tEy The Associated
Press> "A provisional revolutionary
com r,i,tec. has beca formed ana mas IS
sued the following proclamation:
An accord having been reached with
The TriartafillakoS government. which
resigned. the provisional revolutionary
committee will assume power with the
least possible delay"
"l'u;il now II has been rclNlrr Tor
the maintcnancc OF order aNd the pro
lection OF AL citizens without eNr"r-
tinr. upon tho patriotism ~ tn" Hot
i-nCs. and the ardent desire Uc ~" 400
pie for reconciliation and bridging Over
The cha sr,-a desire the rcvoluti"nar\
party cSpou~"s.
"pisturhcrS OF oder 10 whatever p"-
riirrsl party they belong VIII hc pun
i&hcd n arcordaucs with rev"iuu"narF
justice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
10000 REFUGEES At
SMYRNA TAKEN OFF
Bv Ten Greek Vessels, Under
Protection Of \. S. Navy
Forces

Smyrna. Sept. 2S.-tHy the As.
soriated Prc>Sl - Ten Hrc"E-
owned vcsS,I> steamed into the
harbor tonight under tn" proi'"-
tion Of the American 'la-. and
took off 10000 refugees and We
Tins Of the fire. The American
navy under Rear .Aimiral Bristol
is striviu" yaliantly /" say" the
remainder. who number not less
than 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29

London, Sept. "S.--tBy tho Assoria'.
rL Press l-Thc British Cio'n't h'iH
,hrcc successive meetings today. ana
another meeting will be held tomor-
rnw morning. This fact alon" ~ sur
fcicnt comment upon tho gravity VI
Tic situation in the Near East. re-
yealed bv Yesterdays bad news. which
has been amply confirmed and accen'
tua,nd BY roday's dispatches.
The Greek revolution. which was
military and naval coup. seems 10
have been carried out with surprising
swifrness and completeness.
Information regarding Constantine
is meagcr. but reports had 1t that he
was a prisoner of the revolutionists.
The crown prince succeeds 10 1ne
throne. while the victorious troops,
with their leaders at their heaH.
marched triumphantly into Athens.
which. pending the formation ot ne"
government. Is In the hands OF mill
iarv dictatorship in the shape ot tsi'
uuvirate council OF generals. one OF
IN, generals Is said to b. the famous
General Eid>.r, who for !ons Time
WAS chief ui stan and war minister
under the Henizelos administration.
and commanded the Greek eXpedii Ion
a,v corps operating In South Russia In
1918.
Revolution Bloodless.
Apparently the revolution was o!oou-
loss although an unconhrineu report
mentions the killing Of one minister.
II il assumed here that one OF the
main objects OF the revolution is To
maintain Greek rule IN eastern
ThraCe.
I,test adyires arc TO the cTcrt that
there has been no collision between
the Turks and British forces in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Designates October II as
Bundle Day" For Relief
of Asia Minor.
Cast-Off Clothing to be COL
lected and Sent to Suffer-
|. ing Races

Wednesday. October I'm. has been
, designated as Bundle Day in this city
by Il proclamation issued by Mayor
Thomas +. Thoner.
Spare clothing Is wanted 10 help the
near-nakrd people OF the Near East. ac-
rrrding to statements contained IN tne
urnrla!naiion. More than 100000 war
orphans now housed and fed. by reason
vt the contributions Of the American
rropIc through the Near East Relief. are
dependent tor their clothing upon the
response. - Bundle Day. 10 the Appeals
iyr spare Toih!ug In addition TO the
urphan$. thousands upon thousands o.
,, fustrs who have been made homeless
and hclnlrss by the y!ciaS!tudes or war
, .,r,. IN need of warm clothing.
The proclamation refers 10 this need
for clothing on the part OF the unfortu.
nate people "t the Near East and the
iac; ,ha, spare clothing !n attlcs ana
closets III american homes may be useo
. 10 save lives in the mountainous regions
- trmru.a next winter.
I;'gr' nov mother IS buStly eaaaRea
i. c",,in. cut the winter clothing ana
r!'.., ,.r'd weather articles for the lam.
J Il, AMI much nc th's VII not =" "aes
1 CONTINUED on Page FcurteoH)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
EMBARGO ON
PENNSY LINES

Philadelphia. Sept. 26.-The
Pennsylvania railroad system to-
night announced all embargo on
all freight except foodstuffs, coal.
live stock, perishable supplies and
other essentials OH all its lines
west of Altoona and Kenova. Pa.
The eastern region is not affected
by the order.
The embargo affects the Pan
handle and Cleveland & Pitts
burgh lines. in the Wheeling dis
trict, which have not heretofore
embargocd freight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
COMMENT REFUSED ON
BREAK BY POTTERY
Falls Creek Company Signs
Scale, Granting 7 percent
Wage Advance

East Liverpool. o.. Sept. Is (Spe-
c!aD.-Marking the first break in the
manufacturers ranks, the Jackson Wit
rificd China Company. of Fall Creek.
Pa. to-day signed 4 new agreement with
the National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters, granting I per cent wage In
crease, effective October l. AS a result
Of this action. brotherhood official
said tonight there would be no inter-
ruption in operations at The Fall Creek
plant, when the strike Of 1000 general
ware pottery workers goes into effect
Saturday night
The Falls Creek shop. which employees
100 persons, is not identified with the
United States Potters Aociation, whoce
members havc refused 10 grant the
Brotherhoods demands. Rumors that
two other general ware firms were ma
gotiating with the Brotherhood were de-
MED Practically all clay shops in the
East Liverpool district suspended opcra-
tions tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Truculent Attitude.
Wounded Be-. ..ker Says
He Can Identify Bandit

George =. Wh;taNcr. H"p"da,e hauE
ca shicS wnp vas seriously wounded u
on" of tn" bandits who attempted ="
holG.Ip ,h. bank. last Monday VIII re
cover. This announcement; was mL""
late ia~i aiGh; by attendants NJ the h'.'
h"~r.tal where Whitaker IS continued.
Wy Whitakc:. whcN ho gained Sufr-
c;cn, strength 10 talk. stated mat IL"
feels certain nc car identify the man
,rho sho, him. He further said that ali
Sour Of tho bandit. imrl."a,cd III the
.no,d-ur were either m 'nH bank "r en-
,criuy the building At III" ;tm' he "a@
shot.
rewards. ,o;alIjnr Sf.""". AZ" now uH
fNr the capture OF the bandits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
BAL T|MORE & OHIO ROADS EMBARGO ON
OHIO COAL TO LAKE PORTS WILL OPEN
HEAVIER SHIPMENTS TO OTHER MARKETS

o. I'll coal shipments from hh'S "cs
the Aoh "'N'
O the Bal
approximately 1000 cars containing o'e "
ous OF COAL officials stated ,,,
will up hoat
Territory affected extends from ANU"
Pa from Mineral CITY, Pa. Cleveland
shipments out VI '
can be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Constantine in Prison

Constant r.n"plr. sept. "S. = "rm"r King
CCnS,antinc Of Greece. who ahdtCated
yesterday Is reported 10 have been I'M
r-iscncd by the rcvolUtionar.cs N
Athens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Address By Presid-
ing Bishop Mitchell on
"Questions Which Face the
City Pastor.
BY D. y. TETER.

- modern .ly.> and mrd".u ciiir'"r
T.. ,h ris, q: Nv" teachings and IC-
dresses incident g." n" S"N"NlN'SiH'u
session "f the West Virginia Conference
# tn. Nr,hodiS, EiS""pa, 'hur'h. no"
assembled IN this city
As o,hrr professions '.""Ni ''"''' u
,,c.bod. 10 keen abreast with In" ever
changing conditions. 80 must the preach
orc keen themselves tuned 10 the ideas
AMI deals Of humanity Today. Far
sighted ministers are advocating iar'
.frr,cd princirl"s They arc trying |"
mako ihr church in West Virginia "
mace whore the doctrines "f thr'Stan'
i,r arc cxlnuudch 20 suit the needs o.
The present day man and woman
Striking Address.
ON, or tho most striking addresses
,inr- his line was delivered this morn
irt. =, $50 o'clock by THsh"p charles
Eavard Mitchell. Of 81. Fau,. MINI. pre-
siding over the conference. Fishop
Mitchell. had for his suhje t. "Quest:ons
Which Face tho City Pastor Rtshop
Mitchell : eloquent. entertaining ana
forccru'; q man of broad vision ana
clcar undnrs'andinE. student "f human
nature IN tho abstract and tn" c"ncre'':
a man whose very pr"a'nr" implies i
quict dignity and an undcrs'andnC s>n'
pa,fv. Rish"r MltCh"l'S TAX th'S
morning will not s"cu hc '"rE"it"n.
"Ero,hcr said Cish"r M.t"h"t! a. -"
r.frht sc has r"ror"ii"n "i"" aren't
,.or,n the oowHcr :" blow l"u III IN
ic., vor arN q scu-rli"nnli~t lr ~"
~i~l, ,rrSc % 'hr word Nu 'I~""''.
rcal.us minister want, I" create = soy
.a,inn t., rno pcopl" know ,ou Ar" 3"
town: i.I thew hn"w whore ,our "hur, il
10 arG TO- ,,lai r"u ,tand Thorc Won;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
Wet and Dry Issue,

M. ~ ;H-!rn,fcaN; asp""; "' ;he
,arl1ai -; here Is to n"rs.Steurn o: IN"
,vc' and d-y :s>uH. Many e ,hc nom!-
nscv Cor office h"jn IN thc Stat" cam
3aiSr and on -" cnnGrcsS:ona. ;i"ket
ars wc's NaDyS observers !acludinS
some newspaper editors here. profess
% sec a shanSc in prohibition sentiment,
Wayne county rp'cd $4,000 against pro-
hih'tlor originally but the claim now
= that the vets are getting i t"c-hold
N the other cj;!es Of the STATE. The cry
COR >. modification cc he Volstead act
< raised here mostly because Violation
-. the ,nw is 80 Conspicuous TA"re
arc 10 aa;!onuii;!es ~ D=sr"!ts popula-
zion and The number % ,am"u.as-d 50
loon. - on the increase.
MANI q: t.r tubs src said 20 have
zeal beer Oh Grat;--and pne ncHrs tales
= A; least * brew :.~S which are
urodu~!nc :hS geau!:t- article. io!ICo
record, qg- = subject g. controversy be
aus. H., sailed "dru..H c"Gr." pro-
ssrdtn-s d not !rclId" ;hrsc whO are
nelG u.r.GErh;. scores hr'ns released
.iuri.g ~. I.;Js as sr"a Is ,i"E sober
ne N!g&. -aa ;, ncar enough :" 'a." to
-t,sri- "a 'l,- litter Go'. l. w"IlI he
IN ,x42.Cr;.t.,H 70 .tay ',a; the Vols cad
o. f.. a 70. ~ dang. nf beng attacked
r,. rho vote. ~ a v,' d'."Sn'...u from
V,cs,-ar. ru' !, - s~cUrar" 20 "a" IN"
..sre ras hy 70 means disappeared and
us--ar.uc, - no, more than two or
lnree vs,rs away a. far as Michigan ~
concerned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
TURKS ENCIRCLE BRITISH At CHANAK
Act Follows Recent Victories
of the Turkish Nationalist
Forces Over the Creeks
Abdicatiion Not Yet Off,
ciallv Announced.

London. Sept. 2s.-CBy the As,
Sociatcd Prcss)-Thc sultan OF
Turkey has abdicatcd, according
to a Reuter- dispatch from Con-
Stantinoplc coming by way OF
Paris.
Paris. Sept. 2S. - Mohammcd
VI, sultan Of Turkey, has abdi-
Gated in favor Of the heir appar-
cnt, Prince Abdul Mcdjid Etfcndl,
according to a report sent by the
Havas correspondent at Constan-
tinoplc. The news, he adds, has
not yet been officially announced.
Prince Abdul Medjir, who is a
cousin of the sultan, was born in
1868.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29

East Liverpool, Ohio. Sept. 2S.-.A-
though the strike OF union pottery
workers Is not effective until October |,
so per cent Of the 10000 workers IN
this section have already been laid orr,
union officials declared today. The
strike WIS called by the National Brv-
thcrhood of Operative Fotters. and af-
fects 1000 members q: tho union in
the plants scattered between Trenton.
Y. J.. and California. In addition. TO-
900 unskillcd helpers AMI office Icn
viii become Idle. union officials dcclar-
ed.
II tho strike lasts Il month or lit-
tie longer. union leaders say people
who buy china ware will fool the et-
fcr;s of the stoppage Of tho supply.
manufacturers declare the price os
foreign ware viii probably ri2c cons:G-
crahiy II the domcstic rnarkc: IS clean
cd up.
The strike results from tho union e.
forts - recover part OF Il II per cen;
awCe cut accepted last year. urion OF
fc:a!S say. This rcductinn WAS take
in tuo parts. one OF IN per cent and rhr
oiHcr o. seven. II Is IA" after which
the union is seeking u recover. The
ma lnr!ty of The union members receive
four t. "a dollars il.
The s:i.kr Nas hn.& described rs the
ftrs' in twcnty.cieh; yrLra alth"rsn
there WdS = SusN:ns 81 O ten Gays III
1917. During that time the workcrs
ere vwoting on Il proposition made by
tho manufacturers. and the employees
REGARDED this suspension a= merely a
rt"prasr Of work. not a strike.
C"ntcrS which have union locals In
cluGr East Liverpool, Akron. Cosuocton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
FUEL DISTRIBUTORS
FOR ". VA. ASSIGNED

Blucficld, w. Va. Sept. 2s.-The as
sirumcuts Of The naval officers who
viii act as field representatives or tns
federal fuel distrtbutor in West Virginia
and their respective headquarters were
.nnounced hero today In d bulletin from
e +. Spans. the newly appointed fuel
distributor. The West Virginia assign
ncnts arc as followers.
Lieutenant W. !. Larson. Bluetield.
Lieutenant J. r. Junkin. Fshrmont
I,ieutenan, Z. r. a. Simpson. Charles
ton.
and Stcuherviilc, Ohio: Wheeling,
Clarksburg, Huntington and Newell.
yyas, virginia: New Castle. Beaver
Falls. Canonsburg and Fallston, 10
Pennsylvania and other cities over the
country.
WEATHER FORECAST
Ohio. western Pennsylvania ana Wsss
virginia: Fair Friday ana probably Sas-
urday, no change In Temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29
EVENTS NEARING
BREAKING POINT.
REINFORCEMENTS ARE
REACHING THE FRONT
General Harrington Asks I'M
mediate Meeting With Mus
tapha Kemal Pasha

ConS;antinoplc. Sept. 2S.-(Hy
the Associated Press, 7:t0 p. n.y.
The Turkish NationalistS have
occupied the whole OF the neutral
zone on the ASiatic side OF tn
Dardanclles, with the exception of
the Chanak area, where the Brit
iSh are cntrcnchcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-29

tonstant!Gopls. Sept. @S.-Ev The As
sociatcd Press--Events are surely ap-
preaching 4 climax. The Turks have
ocru1ied :hc entire neutral zone on the
A>tattc side Of the DardaclleS. with the
exception OF the Chanah area. around
which they have established infantry
0ails IN serlt.circlc, virtually invest
ing the British lines.
The T&rk.Sh cavalry squadroHa arc
retiring and the French troops who
are in strong force =; Chanak are ready
for what may happen.
In these circumstances General Har-
iuStoI. the British commaGdcr-in -ch iet.
has sent wireless message 10 kemal
rasha a. Smyrna. asking for the immc-
diat" persona! meeting. He leaves the
cIu:cs OF place to kemal. whose reply
IS expected momeutarily.
Iussut Renal PaSha. the Nationalist
foreign minister. is understood Ia have
2oH" 10 ApSora I" submit II" Allied
ioIn, note 10 til" Nationalist assembly.
but in III. meantime Turkish conctutra-
,iunS arc being pushed with the greatest
speed.
british ,ein:orcemcuts are reavhiRS
ac-" and the threatened area.
The super-dreadnaughtS Revenge and
Rev oiutio- tho most powerful lighting
machines atloat. have arrived IL tho Dar-
daneill.s while battalion NJ North
S;afTordSh!rc troops and Loco men OF
tho British air forces landed today and
marched throASh Constantinople with
hands playing. Their presence has help
Cd 10 bring about reassuring effect
The Turkish instructions to the men
IN ;he Chanak sector are 20 a@ranc" The
far,hcst possible withou, resistance.
They are now practically aSainSt the
ErltiSh entertainments. and obviously
the situation Ganno: \" indefinitely pro
longed.
Truculent Attitude.
London. .>.u- "E.--AN r:XcanSe Tc!r-
graph dispatch from Paris gives IA"
ropo-. that the Anglia assembly. IN So
Gre, session. decided :" motif, Nema'
Pasha ,ha; :: vas urahl" to agree 10
anv cessation ot hos:ili'ic$ or Nar''c'-
nation n tho 1"acs conference until the
restoration 10 Turkey Of ali its tc'rit"-
ST.. N 1.r-,.rt'aucc Win the national