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Philadelphia, Jan. 0-GoorEo wharton
Pepper. widely known rhii"drlrA'la ih"-
yer. who was appointed United Stntoh
gonutOr by Governor Sproul to suc"cou
tho lato Hpies l'cnrnso. Will DO can
dldut, for tho entire ronroso term OK
plrinK In March 1927. ho announced To-
day. Tho appointment holds Eood "h'li
Tho Novembor election. MIR. Pepper u
I. oxD.Ctrd, will be candidate NJ tho
MAY primary for tho nomination
pgppoTa announcement coupled win "a
abatement by Governor SpToul thht no
eapactod MT. Pepper 10 10 c"hhidh'o
far tho cOmpletn term, ended hPo'"'"
lion AN 10 whether MI hpi"nI w""I"
hiuseiT ruu rUT tho 0nlcn ihih year
Tho goVeTnUI's abatement '"W' az /"
,urntlro in suIna uf his fIlendh u" la"
Tho unII DT odonio oil npI"i lnn'lY hI h"'"
ivi,a la "a puhlil"n /" iosiE" 'h" no.
,,,,pi,n Ia Ihbo tho n"nhi"I hIh'. az az
,I.,,.,,,l, tho death Uf nDnni"r Ne =, Hh'
ihon NV tho r"naimr "f te"n'iI I""
,,,a IL had h",n Usr"''"h !" H"''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Millions
Involved
WIN. PENN SNYDERS
WILL UNDER ATTACK
Forty Million Dollar Estate OF
Late SlcclmaSicr Is
at Stake.

pittHlnlrph. Jun. D.-.II0irh "oehlhE '"
bronk tho will "r tho lnto william ron"
hnydor, which invulvcn an "h'h'" V"'"o"
at 40 900 900. iuup'iuuod wiin"hnoh u"
-, ,uhnnuf court. today. WHO l'u'l""' ''"'
nj tho timo tho viii waa muho hhy""'
vnn nat nupnouuud Of Ioninn"hihTY q"
pn'lIY.
Half dnGon wilnos"sH. ln"l""'hH
human who hud uItonnnd hnyh@T. ""'"
ou ti,n sinud tltnL At tho Tine 'h" WIZ
,,nr o.ocuiod hn whn sari""nly lll' an"
do, in,od II wan Ih0lr "plul"h 'h"' ""
,,utd not .nuriohonh iis p'"Vls'"""
IIu,rn, tho IaiIur uf tho WIZ h"P""''
who founded tho rh"nana" P"'h"""
,,u,r,uy aud oI,o wan ono pf 'h" bo"'
known plr iron manufacture" w w"
,,,,rt,y. rin,od Ills affairs in 10" h"h"H
ar nvo trtralooH wh" w"fa I" paY III"
,yIdnw md two children Hu"h t""p"'h h"n
uf tho prrnIa M they sow Mt
Mrr. Hnydor last w"eh d""Iped '" '"h'
hor dover right under tho law. "hha
bcr douVhtor. Mrs Mary iG'ydor iro"'
IuuiItuied prucaedInRa 10 break IN" VIII.
William Pom Snyder. Jr.. has nl"d p"
,IiIon nul,Ing that HIS slater" pe''tioh
be dlrrniFTed.
Mrr brow wan among tho witneSaoa
WIN tostIi,od in todny'a prOceedings'
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BIG WAGE CUT FOR
MINERS IS PROPOSED

Cumberland. Nh. jan. o0The opera
tors OF tho uoorAos Creek and Upper
Potomac regions haVo nuhmlttod Ton
Iatiys scale to their employees. through
q, Marshall aillrtt general manager
of the Maryland diatriot Of the Cons0ll-
da Ion Coal company.
While tho neotinH bst"oon the opofn-
ton. snd Representatives OF the mon j"
uallimuTo tonInrTUw 10 In regard L" 70
i,owlus the ls"-ysUr working ss'ne-
,usnt. which asI.iras Mnr"h sl' an" mo"
NOT rorIniu I" tha b'slo, u Ia thpuhh'
Tho Inttar viii H.. u"nsldoT"n
tho "ioIrI",n gay u"i 'h"y VIII %"
,u.hIa IT, d. anything u"l"ss III" m.h
.r.,ru , ,udu,Ii"n, ana 'hsy "nsf w
,onts y inn -" phh mlnl"s, Ihs pres
.nt .,aia Ia tI,ni, snh Ut CENTS u"
,,noh!u. ninlma, rho rInH"n' "n"h'n"
scale 10 There 10 49, average '"
dnoIiun ~ about ~ y day Ia labor i've
IIvhoat p,lv. r.ii now 10 Hto, III"
mlorra hpvs put tho rn"Nsr IN IN" h"hns
Of th.lr Representatives for dsolH'"''
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Mexican War wet"
Dies at Age Of 100

Now York. Jnn. pr--Itopresontnuve"
or four generations win attend tho mil
I,ary funeral tomorrow OF Emanuel OPP
ronhnimor, ContonnTlnn and Mexican
war Veteran who died yo"tnrdhy IN
tho last aunrtnr or hIH l0iHt yenr. IN
In aurvivod by ihroo ohildron. tho yoHnE
oat sixty. nevonta con grand children. nj
ioon Ernat-Hrnnd children and lhras
KTont- grand Children.
Mr.. Opponhsimor. who enlisted for tn"
MoAiUnn wnr al Itlchmnnd. Va. Sorvon
nm personal b0dyEunrd u uohornI WIN
nald BCOit. and was ono or tho hrh'
Americans Ia ontnr Mexico Cliy.
Ito triod TO "niini for tho CiV'i war
hut was rojeciod mn poor risk boohusn
Of IA wound ho suffered IN tho hahicnI'
war, Ito 0utlived by moro ihhh n hGoru
OF yanTH tho doctor who turned hln'
down,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
IS
NEATLY TAKEN
NEGRO MAGISTRATE
HERO OF THE EXPLOIT
Luther Boldly, Alleged Slayer
of Two Detectives, Now
Behind the Bars. ,

philadelphia, Jan. e-.J,uthsr Boldly, a
negro captured here today by n insEis'
trato OF his own race, \ patrolman, and
a constable. after he. had led tho police
OF thrso statos Il chase from Now York
across New Jersey and into Pennsyl-
yanla, lutor HIEnad q statement. accord
Ing to local authorltlps. cpnfeBaing no
had rired tho shots thKt hlled two New
York detectives, Boldly was hold Tor
extradltion To Now York,
lie wns taken prisoner through tho
efforts OF Amos Scott. negro makis-
trAte, IgtinE on information receiyoh
from a negro clergyman. who had been
Informed by u pLrihhi0ner that \ man
unnwsrlna the description Of Tho fuEl-
live wan IHlsap In = local lodging mousse
Accumulated by tho only patrolmAh
available al u uHaTDy police stalion, anu
a constable, hGOtt sntuT6d tho h0ubs,
uOyarsd uuddy with o pistol lao hHu
tuusht NJ "a pawn ph1p on tho way
lha,o, disuTIaaI and l"oh Ia" fuutsh
u,layu.r liadiy was fUT"ah Z" "aih w
lIs tuIsTGsL "a The uDllJo STATION,
thJ"ush Lhs snow
uuvtTs ooip shdsd = hsnaA ii"nai chase
au,naa Hsw Jersey. IL whl'n noh1y' ~
IA. loint ~ u pia,"i. H""pailad = tsr
driver % iska him 80 fs' aH F"'s'hs
ton. rs.. whore tho sHaplln" nnrs out
rhsr.. IN. nI d'lvcr Jumped nm ne
running board 81 another nsobms ana
Iuptc,d pf srbipG for gag, hWfI'oly cF-
pialn.d tbs ultyatloh .rbs s.sohd c.I
dashed forward and Boldly "h"t whh"n'
eject. B6ddy slvdsd Hcorea OF ponee
from tha psnnsylvsnls and Now jersey
stat. foroes, IN we'll aS tho7n OF various
municipalities. who had boon stauon'n
Al bridges and along railroads TO "ston
for him. reaching philadelphia uhmo'
losted.
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JANUARY EGGS 20.5
CENTS At CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan. D.--Condlti"nn In tho
epy market nra "ulmoHt pnni"ky' du"
TO heavy OnrTinRn Of frcnh eEEn hnd
ronrouucnI unloading 0r nt"rnBo oBEH.
according to r. H. Davies. nccrolhIy OF
An, I'hIcnu buttoT nnd OK board.
Thrro wan n marked decline In irohh
Syvr today, Mr. Davinn said. with heavy
prrsrInEr. aud tho price "f ApIl fn'ur"h
today wnA ~ Contr compared WIN 81
ucntn last yohr. Tho oEE" u" h"'h. ""'o
aluo OF much hotior quality,
Mia weather aud plentiful Suppli"H ~
,,,,,v rniut, had caused tho pIIco Of
r,o,I, crvu To drup. with th" roauli that
,h,,o d,nInrn holding ,"ld HtorhE"
,,n,L1 woru nnslouH 10 r"ll. lao nhIh
Icyrp. for January delivery w"'o quoted
today a. aHia CrniH.
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COMPLETE DENIAL Of UNLAWFUL
ACTS IS MADE BY NEWBERl


tho svidanGa - sdduoad 81 his tEtO ~
hofnIo a sanaia GamWlttAb, ~ IN
4 aoeA Ojissh
Ain"at ~ tho outset senator y4lte,
wnntad ~ bnow why y s,a,sweat
b..n mad. bsfors myssv sts ~
oh.,pbo, rnd saii.,y vas iysse1 vp)A
Ihs man defending his riHht W ~ - ~
npor. tf.ak Ill
~ ala mot spp.st on the stand - -
brand Rapids trial because ! wAA
the lawyers might call . good sltoo1
aaid Hsnntor Nswbsrry. his voloe det3
Ing clearly. iTbs fabss Of hlD n1e
sitting nearby lighted up. 5Asas
II followed tho advice of the lANI
In charge Of the cane. who saIA
no information Ia Eivs." hS couuoutG
II did not voluntoer before The ~
committee for the reasons 49,
stated" "
Thon pressed M 20 why he haA ~
made q simiinr statement In rasDUoeo)e0
a letter from his state. Senator No.
berry shot back that he saw no NA1
why he should encourage his DeSlN
enemies in their efforts 70 dsfeAe ~
The cross examination ended Ahey
within q minute Of the hour olIAeo
Senator Nowbsrry under The rui1A
NaAs 1iAs Inyyss1oA. fgst
onco hs asked the privilege Of b11tD
permitted to sit but . momant A111
on his feet again. when Senator NJ
told him TO 60 ahead and shoot
Friends OF ths senator ciAim1o ~
night that his speech had made o
impression- and that or three RsDNt1~
cans. Glaaned - doubtful. wsrt fog
to vots TO scat him. Tie vote UAyAD
Flvo othsr speeches on tie NsuNpSEI
case were made during the dAy.
tors TrGmmsi. williams and
spoke against BanAtor NSWbssTy 4 y
Behator Edge and Bisrtink u 49,
vor. Senator Horhh. Nspublioo1, ~ a.
pscted 10 speak tomorrow IN s1Deo
70 tha Michigan senator. 'tf5f
Defending Senator NsvSsrSN
tor BtsrIinE dsoiarsd the tosD0
directed no campaign attack -
on Mr.. Ford, and that the apeNeSoN
largo sums for advertising ~
nary against . formidable onDone
who was thoroughly sdvsrttsed.e K Is.
Thsrs was = dramatic tnrn Wh4
ntor williams. swinging on his lheel, -
facing half q dossn Of bis colloeo1
asked II thoy believed the NovOo
statement. Mod with the 81
| which Mr.. Nowbsrry said he ~
knowlodas OF contributions ana ~
turoa, beyond tho nEurs nanssS.
"In thors q man within Oo
my volos who believes itr' eeN
lInmn asked. 1T - . hcrribls ~, ..
accuse = Eontloman OF perjury. Dost
believe III You know IL 10 ~ MloocoO
he'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Jail Chief for Pulling
Revolver on Mayor

urocInI DirpnIch 10 Tho 1ut~lllgon"or.
CInrhHhurK. jan. o. TI"d Mhih"nS'
uulI,o chior Of ImmporpoTt, nonrhS
town. II locked up In tho county lhl'
horo. charged with pulling u T"N"lv"i
uu Mayor NJ l., Itlbhlrit
ChnrIon TrnEuro. Of the nnmn town. IN
IN u hospital with nllKht bull"t wound
Ia tho nock: Emory bragg. proprietor
nr u Luimbrrrort rronning shop. In hoinH
n"ught nm hln nnHuiinnt. aud Mhyh"'l
Murphy aud I.ona Hh""k. both Of clark"
buTH nro In tho InmhorpUri lnll, an W."
ronuliH OF nu alleged m""nnhlnn whlhh"T
purIy hold In dwelling ih"io y"m''h"S'
at which n FREQ Tor all nEht nlaTioh.
rho mayor went I" tho pla'" nhh ~
r,Htnd tho police chief. whom tho lnlioi
rofunod Ia HuIrondor his wohp"nn b'"'"
pnIico nnd deputy nhurlIn w'i" 'h'"
,ummnuuJ from ''lnihnhurE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Tremendous Landslide
Destroys Cathedral
in SiCiIian Village

Monsinn. Sicily. Ian. o. a tr'meh"""h
landslide today destroyed tho chthchrh''
tho prrtofnco nnd many dwellings IN Inc
town or Run r'runtcllo Tho cniir" pop
uIn,lnu fed To- tho country. Tho HlldoE
nrr continuing. and much damage u"
hoing done To remaining huildinEh NO
,lou thu have been ropuTlod.
Communication with hnn Frhh'"'l" ~
InioTrupIod ltulior parties hhV" ho""
r.nt To tho Hocno. Tho lnndnlidon nro huo
10 rucrn hoavy rninfnlln
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Dry Agent Discovers
Rum-fiI|Gd COCOanutS

Minneapolis. Mum Jnn. O.--Two nun
rrcI rurouuutu whi'l' contained not
thoir own natural milk hut pint onch
AZ rIrnnK Jnmni"n rum. woro "o,I"h by
federal ngontn today. nt Minneapolis
railroad station.
A cork plug coming out or tho cocon-
nuts iod Ia tho discovery or tho rum
by an agent who waa ut tho Htntion. An
cvo Of each coConnut bad hccn bored
out tho nut nllud ana burnt con"
stopper placed Ia tho hole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
IRELAND WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT
FOLLOWING VALERA'S RESIGNATION
Fratricidal Strife Declared
Out of tho Question, Fol-
lowingRatihca,ion ofPeace
Treaty De Valera Re-
election Refused.

London. Jim. 0.-tDy Tho An
nocIaiod I'Torn) Tho COmmltton'
prcridcd over by winston Spnn-
ccr Churchill. nocrctnry for tho
colonies. nnd which includes
Auntrn chnnbrrluin. lord prlVy
poul, Hlr lInmor Groonwood.
0hicr sccr0mry for Irolnnh. ana
novurnI Of tho department ofh-
ClnIs. mot today 10 conHld"r tho
trnnsfor OF administrative pow
orr tn Tho now nouthorn govern
mont In ireland Mr.. Churrhill
authorized q abatement mat IN"
cnmmlIIro would continue hnlly
norriunn. pending tho arrival or
Irish Representatives.
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wauhInninn, ian. . Hi"nh'"a "' "''
.,,-,,. IA. asuata anL speaking pnbII"
~ r,, tho Ilrai iIine I" hIa ~" ""'""""'
u,,a,u truman ~ Hs"h.ry ~ N'"''
,,u declared to-day The, WIN 40" m wv
,.i,,.s, D.. was 40, - this b"uF """
,.d,,u. 81 % uluGla n"'. uni""I"' ~"
hnuurrII. ~ corrupt v" ~" '""p''N"
or,Inai II"nry lr"'d IN lp'",
r,, ,,o,iI, IrIf M huur M, now
harry with ,ho eyes ~ hlH colleagues
,,,,, him ,ond II pIepnrod speech WIN.
mn, interruption AMI thon when u" hho
concluded. for hnlr M hour moro W"
WINS uuhIoriod to u GROSS examination ~
tho hands Of BenR,or Walsh OF Montana.
N Democratic mcmber of tho comn't'''
which In u minority report hold no ""'
not entitled to his rcnt
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puhIIn. Jan. o.--tIIy Tho hrnoGln'od
i'TonHD Ir"lnnh tonight IN "''h"u'
royornmrnt Of itn own. Ehm0n u"
valera rrrigucd from Tho pr"Hldnnoy
nnd tho prop"rnl for hin ro -oloc'lon 10
That uTn.r, which Included tho ornco or
rronIor wnH defeated In tho Dali Elro-
nm by n vnio Of 60 to 81.
Mr. Ibc Nnlcra mndn II clenr that NIL
tho tucmhrrH Of tho mIniHtry. whother
thcy voted for OF HainBt tho tronty.
went out OF ofilco with him.
Lon, thoro nhould 10 any douht. VIII
liam tnngravo. minister Of local govern
mont. who daily. ho aaid. was HondlnR
out IotIrra from hin department. To Irish
puhIio hodies. Rnkod ir all that was To
atop. DO Nnlnra replied thnt II must
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1oara rHngsus IN WRECK.

81. Johnn, N. r. Jan. 0.--FlunR head'
,onp through a window when an hrRlnh-
cho NJ ,now swept tho conches OF Rein
Newfoundland railway e1pross train
from tho rails at Rapid Ponds. MICS
m,rvorct Matthews. school tehcher'
'.o,''l,d IN, NJ mowdrift with bobbed
hair instead OF long tr"saoS, o.n''
than n fow minor cuts on tho H"oui'.'a
nho was unhurt. A nnmbnr oi re-
sano n..ssng.rs were slightly injured.
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PEPPER, NAMED SENATOR, WILL
RUN FOR THE S|X-YEAR TERM

uurrtera that ho would DO Il candidate
for ronator, aud II elected tako tho Hoat
nrt,r his term or office expired neIt
january.
Mr.. Teppor. In formal stnt"ment
said the tondnr OF tho s"hntorialip had
been made without amy rcatrlcuon' OK
prosHed or implied. upon his freedom OF
choice respecting his torn or herVice.
The governor. In his announcement
osked for full gupport for Mr. Pepper
'in tho hopo that he may remain In tho
senate ana bo given an opportunity to
render superb service
Mr Pepper lrft FOR Washington to-
uiIlu aud viii leo hwoTn In t"IhpTrOw'
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THE wnATHBE

wsvt virainia-Fnir TusHdaYl sean
I-ueEdny night ana WsdneEday.
Ohio ana western Ponnsyivhnia~-Fa'r
tuesday; wednesday rain or snow
colder wsdns sdny night.
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Republicans Jubiiant.

How sonntor Nowbdrry cnmo throuGh
tho trying ordeal wan Vio"od Tor the
most part through partisan oy"". Ine.o
opponrod 20 bo no doubt that his Hopub.
Ilrnn friends wcro jubilant They rushed
townrd him an no edged his way from
tho crowded chpInbor. Offering cohE'atu-
,nt,onn. Many Democrats later assert
-, ,hut Senator williams had about OK
nrs.sed their View whom no character
lied tho Michigan senator's defense a.
full OF svaAion."
Ready with Envel in hand to atop any
drmonntrntiOn. friendly or othofwlno'
that might break with tho ond or tno
nonutorn hour, tho Woo pror'hoht pu' u
quietly In pInro again. for thore was no
onward evidence OF how tho monberH
and tho big crowds In tho Eallerio" folt'
ono hand ciappad once high ov"r tho
honda Of tho senators. but nobody 700"
up tho niEnaL
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warmly orsstsd.

Honutor Nawborry walked into tho
,,nato today fiya minutes before the
opening prayer. and thon wont 10 inc
cIonk room. whore hn remained unuI
,.t,h,, ovo minutou Of tho o0ncluHion Df
, upooch by BonNtor Tramnol. Democrat.
rIorida. who wnu proolaimihK against
hin rIsht 10 bo thoro. And ~ ho went
out, with n rush OF senators hrouhn n'fn'
ho sonrcoly honrd tho opening sentences
Of n speech In hin dofonSs.
Unaccuutomcd to public speaking.
sonn,or Nowbcrry read clearly and
diatinctIy. nrst announcing that no could
not longer romnin ailopt and that he
vouId not suffer Interruptions. but
would gladly yteld for questions wh'n ho
had reached the snd Of his statamont.
There had been limitations that he
would 10 tho center OF hot nrs OF
uusntionn but only Bonator Walsh int'r-
roEntod him nftor no had read HIS
npooch. and tho inquiry rolatnd Htrictly
and specifically 70 certain features OF
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uf tcmr. WhhII"u I0pp"I 10 leo iho
now nunhIuI fInm fGnnrylVhnln. "n"-
,uedinp iha inia ruu"I"i i0nr"nn. lh an
..,ciioni ono i'IrslhouI iinihinr b"lh
,nlny wl,on luf",in"d ~ Ih" appoint
Inont
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No REGULATIQ
Of Mr. WAnh
NAVAL TREATY SOON
READY FOR SluW
Conference Now VIII Pi
Toward the Far Eastern
Discussion. NJ

WashinEton. Jan. s.--Hy tAs - m Z.
,d pro,s).--Oniy details ef
mira ssooloEy remain to bs Worhpo
foro the treaty for Limitation q "
mont is ready for siTnatuSe-Ny - "a! III
ipotontiurisa of tho nvs HreA9 op
IN uains today on its hse' eoeo
nollcy tho ntmn mant oOmn1lteeor ~ 81
Wa abingdon conference ds1iqe~
any p.ssont attempt 70 LIMIT -
late uorinI warfare and voteO ~
tho problem 10 = oonunaiaG Aes1s .....
30 Then each Of IN. nvs AeppC Z
mseiins reparatsiy, began ~ .|
tion of tbs tentative treaty T.
parad by iha sub-nommittAe -
asps,ts. Ths dsissaiioH hAeAe (
come together late ,0mottAw ~ III
opinigps and II II sspsdtse -
oo,.pis,a test viii be rssAI ~. 4.
Is,ion ~ n pisnsty session % " .5
fsf.nos on Thursday NJ rsiAAN
Merchant HhiD vvselsA i,
ou.,tjons Of dsnnitiun. pATSo
Win references 10 the stAtue ~
chant VESSELS IN war time, 49,
.,ood 10 be tho chief cOAe1f1
d.Isrstss IN their efforts 70 eereS 4
wording acceptable 20 sverTenA
f.aturss Of the merchant ship -
already have BEEN nlsArSd ANAyt
over. and there ii no indisAei4n
prolonged discussion Will r0sell 4:
with tho armament Oo4 - -
ference approaching 6nal 0loeS
tho delegates are proparthg -
Far Eastern aIscasson ,.
conclusion. Ihe n'xnHt Ht..S4,S91c23
IL in deadlock, put ife.n nyyS t1 81
tlement was' aroused tonltS
became apparent that We
on that subject yeTo 'uIlsu S1
ehann"ls Ths o,ne, -. ~,
Tnontn OF us'u 80
not Esnera'y c1n ns %.hs.s " n y s25.s, n;
" -,..- 49,. :. -, I ~ y. q, I,
y. ~ " ~
Some delegates iooh % i.,.,,'
Wow OF tina OUTLOOK thst Wsy NISa,.R
diotinE y pisnATy session ~ ,1ylr0
or Monday Va hnhounas ".cNYY
tho Fhr hhHts'n ircsIs' H. ~
fanr, hoah NJ mo pnuN1. ttr
made dsnnitA plans W sau - .,,'1.a
on Tuesday of most N.ss - L.1t ~ 4
Iehhhen "h W. "s-s-I'.IVI 'LiIIyII1 I1f.I
Was nn'ifnlt hhsW Wy ~ ~.1s
II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

Berlin. Jan. p.--Tho German dSlega-
ton. which has boen asked to ho'd
itaolf In roRdinosS Tor consultation
with tho allied auprom" council AT
Cannes on tho reparatiOns question
loft Rerlln for Paris at o'clock this
aftnrnoOn "A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

pa,ip. Ian 0 tuY tho Asa""inl"h
r,opp)r unconditional nouoptnn"a "I
tho Invitation tn itussia I" atianh the
EanaraI nnroronoo haa hnon 'oooiNsh
from rIamlor I.oniuo "r u"vlst H"ns'"'
says n itavas agency dlHpnt"h f""
cannes to this nne",
only ono qualification m"h" hY '''
nIna In hla nocopthnce In mnnilon OF
tho possibility or tho delegation being
prevented from leaving Russia by tho
famine situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
IRISH LABOR FOR
THE. PEACE TREATY

Dublin. JNn Oily tho hnH"c'ntcd
T,ro1a) -DrCnnIEod labor In ireland
soon viii mako mn important announce
mont I'm favor Of tho pcnCo trohty. Tho
attitude OF labor hlthorto haH hoen re-
Varded M uncertain anh HuppoTtorh Of
IN, treaty axpreaHod KratlnCation on
learning OF tho Impending declaration.
cable company. operating on the west
coart Of South America. from rnachiIg
nround the continent and developing
Ia lines
Tho weHtcrn Union always replied
thnt tho All-AmcTlCHn Company had
similar mnnopolcs In Foru aud Ecun-
dor. and that tho Western Union wnh
prevented from developing Its llnoH
north OF Chllo on tho west "onat or
South America Thun tho controversy
dragged on. but II became evident To
nIl concerned that II was only qu1H-
lion Of timo until tho United Stnt"H.
through itH diplomatic influence. would
roo To Il that mOnOpollcH wore not ro-
uowod. Ro all tho compnnion were
brought into harmony AMI thh lmproh-
nlou thlH country hnH gained by invnb-
IigatIoh OF subject In official "irclos Ia
that tho agreement aatlaflod all psrtloh.
aud mcnnH atop forward In rapid
communication. ma well ~ IN tho doVol-
Opmont Of better political and common
clni relations with South America.
Against Monopolisa-
Thors nro some mnnopolich In Nouth
America. which will In time nlHo bc
aboIinhrd. Tho principle or tho Amnri-
cap government iH Tint my limo any
company wants CRbl9 permit To land
Ia tho United Nththn. II must FREQ ltnrlf
from monOp0iiatiC connections. EVcht
uaIly European compnnisH which Rro
connected with America by direct cable.
and which arc not giving American
compa niles reciprocal prlvilsKoH abroad
will find their psrmitH In danger or
being revoked unieHa they lvo up to tho
splrit OF reciprocity. For tho KollogR
law removes all doubt aH To the pownr
Of tho executive. and Eivos ths presi-
dent tho right to grant or roVoho per-
mItH Mt any timo that tho conditions
aro not fulfilled by cRhlo companion. In
poaco IN we'll as In timo OF war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

Aannos. jan. 0. Ony tho Associated
l'resaD- aavint ItuHHia hoa accepted
tho iuviiaIl"u L" attend tho coming
,,,,numl. ,unfaranoc at uonoa A tnio
nran, FROM TJToiHn MinihiaT 'hl'
,hatin announcing tho n"Viat n'"op'
an,o. waa Iauoivod ho,o this aVonl"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
lENINE ACCEPTS INVITATION TO TAKE
PART IN GENOA ECONOMIC CONFERENCE;
CET-TOCETHER ATTACKED BY THE ANTI REDS
Acceptance of the Russians
Conditions Only on Posi-
bili,y Of Inability to Leave
Country By tho Famine Sit
uation.

London. Jan. 0.-It IL officially nh-
nouncod TINT NlkOini I.onIno has 40
reptud tho lnvltation To tho ton"n
aonoraI conference. and thnt he VIII
NO thoro himself n tho situation In
IIuaaia permits. Hayh Reuter- ala
patch from cannan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
THE INTELLIGENC GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

The Washington government mhdn "
rlear thnt It's vIewB lid not involve
preference IN cable companlor. nor w1S
DE- attempting Ia dictate how thoHo con
Germs should handle thsir buHlnrHH hut
that broadly HpnRkinE. communication
was n matter OF policy aH woll nS law
and that tho United atnteH could not
aKrea to psrmlt III" Western Union to
land Q cabla Mt Miami. FiH., II that
meant a connection with n British com
pany In Brazil. which. having mn OK
elusive monopoly OH tho Rraxlllan
coast. virtually prevented an American
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-09-14
ANNUAL MEETING FARM
BUREAU In DECEMBER

The dates for the Farm Bureau
Annual Meeting have been set by the
board for December 19-20-21.
A committee is working on a pro-
gram for those dates and although
nothing definite has been decided up
on, it is thought that crop marketing,
cor production and horse marketing
according to the North Dakota plan,
also home problems for women, are
the most vital problems for the Roose-
welt county farmers today.
The idea of having the meeting
early is to interest delegates for the
state meeting which comes in Jan
uary. 1t is also planned to have a
definite program for the
Special assistance will be secured
from outside and it is planned to have
every farm community in Roosevelt
county represented by at least two
delegates.