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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
OFFERS WAY To
NAME STREETS
Communicate suggests City Begin
at Warvood in Making
Cange.

The following communication. relative
20 tn" proposed changes in Nance o.
Wheeling streets. has h""n received:
"Edi,or e.: Th" ln;e!ligcnc"r:
Dear Sir
/ notice "a IA" morning n""SiapcEN
,ha; council will eliminate duplication
or stree, names. OF which ther" arc 4
great many due 20 The consolidation OF
tho various towns int" Greater Nhcc.-
Ing.
This IS a good plan and m" thai !!
have had in mind Tor many months
even calling tho attention oe one OF our
c"un"ilmon - the fact.
81 hop" some ono ~ council WI! DO
this. Permit numerical streets IN war
wood to remain IN" sam" and r"Aam"
numerical streets IN Wheeling N their
regular order.
would Begin At Warwood.
'Warwood. | believe. has :" ross
street, numbered rfrs'. second. Third
and So forth down to Twcnty-S"'"nd
street. In :ho interests Of m"tT"pot!-
tan!em, since n city'S cNpanSc IS some
VIVA, II he Snuged by the number Or KS
streets, would suggest thai our NUM-
cr.cIl streets W. r"numhcrcd as t"iluWH'
First street. Wheeling. would ihN" us
plac" aftNr Twrn'y-s"cond street. war
wood. and. therefore, would become
Tw"u:y-tlI;l street. Second street
Whrrl!nC. would become TwentY-t"urih
street. and $50, forth. Twelfth street
would 10 Th;rjy.rnur'h street.
''Th!S. 80 course. would nc"'Ns'it'"
the change 90 street numbers ON N"?ih-
South ;horouchtarcs. although ;hai nHcu
not Ice don" a. once.
For a hr!cr white e N't'c confusion
-. $500. ,Fsr',.fnp new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
DAMAGE SUIT MAY
Be COMPLETED TODAY

The case OF r. J. Straight W Tho II.
! Northwood company for $500 damages
alleged to be due for commissions, will
I!keIy DO completed in circuit court to-
day before judge r. VI. .Addlcmaa.
The defense contends Mr.. Straight
! was IN partnership with Z. NJ. Bartlett
a: The time OF tho sales and liz only en-
titled TO part OF the commission. Nj.
Straight claims no IS entitled to all.
The jury Is composed OF Carl II.
Ser!g. J. J. Jefferson. Alex Bolton,
Charles burst. Henry S,ahl. Arch b.
Watson, Charles T.. Dillon. Carl Dycrn4
Frank u. Men,z. Thomas $. Thoner. II
l. Robinson and |. J. Linton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
ATTACK MADE ON RATS
AT HILL TOP FARM

J. + Nicholas. who claims TO 4 Y
killed millions OF rats. inscorcs OF cam
pa!gns. and who IL conducting a rat eN-
termination cfmpaign in Wheeling,
d demonstrated his methods Of trapping
and poisoning rats n: the iltil Top tafnl
Yesterday. The bait was set YESTERDAY
and the results vii, b. known today.
Several demonstrations have hIreHd"
been given. Yesterday Nj, NIchola
talked to the Boy Scouts on how to XIII
rodents and enlisted their support
We are Just getting started. the rca!
slaughter viii start next week" said
NJ Nicholas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
BODY OF MAN KILLED
HERE TO Be SHIPPED
TO SISTERS HOME
Acting Coroner Kindleoerger Is Not-
fled Yesterday

SQUIRE John w. Kinde'hcrSeT' VINO
aug as coroner n the absence from
n. city q: Cornocr Il. II tio''S' yes
,rr1av rrc.,ycd a telegram from Mrs.
noro.av Shimuko!s. az Worcester.
Mass asking that the body &C her dead
,r,.hn- charles Bingel. who was killed
here on September Is. be shipped 10
her
Rinse, was struck hy 4 = 4 q. IRAN
ard Gtcd several hours atterWaT"S' nus
body was held AZ the Meaae' m"TS"e'
where 4 picture was taken ana 49,
,1n,,,r:cd hy Mrs. ShInuk"iS. "a her
brother.
The body VII re shipped Today 20
Worc&cs;C~. E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
DOCTORS RETURN

OPTICIANS and physicians rarely get
time for pleasure trips but DR.. Harold
o Etz, OF Woodsdale, and Or. A.. r.
Compton. OF M~oundsvillc. returned yes
to-day from an enjoyable three week,
fishing trip in Canada.
Or Etz claims fishing to be unusi'
aliv good In Canada and he Is chucb
full of many fish tales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Columbia Club Practice

All members Of the Cambria club
rnotban team arc requested 20 report ut
the club rooms this evening for prac-
tice. The session Is a very important
nature and the manager wants all play
crs on hand. The Columbus will play
the fast Trusscls on the Forty-seventh
grounds Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
WELFARE WORK IS
DISCUSSED BY ELKS

To- Con4munitv Welfare committee -
Wheeling Lodge No. rs. II =. -. Elks
nc, lie. evening at 'hc lodge rooms on
Fir'err.h street To disCrss welfare
work.
No definite acton was aiken by the
! committee Another meeting VIII to
] held IN tho near fntTr" when some
definite program Will b" decided upon.
Those prcScu; last evening wcrt e
Morgan Tev,cr. II {. Ogden. Ot'c
, Schenk. Henry c.. S,lfcl. George W
| Lutz. Leo Wolfe. Joseph Eaizcr. George
Kalbi.zer. L. f. Kitchen. Or. l. y
| Refer and James !. Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
St. Clairsville Minister
Received AS Member

Dr.sca.cs - :hc annual meeting OF
the Pennsylvania synod were chosen ~
The annual fall meeting OF the WASH
;rr;on rreshytcry - the Presbyterian
church az Burgettstown.
Among ministers received rs cores
ord;nc members was Rev. James
Clark ST. Clairsvillc, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
CASE DISMISSED

The case styled. Gus Sachs, We. II. J.
McCulIagh. OF the Mountain State Auto
Corporation. and T. y. Gorby. was dis
missed In circuit court yesterday by
Judge J. r. Somnervlllc when he was
Informed the case had been settled out
Of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

. kerton. O., Sept. 27.-Rcs!dents or
NJ. Victory. south o. here. are aroused
over the hazing Of John Gamhle h!Gn
school student, who said nc was 'orce"
"a undergo severe electrical shocks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Ohio News

cleveland. O.. Sept. 27.-The fourth
Ohio state conference on city planning
will 0ren here October 9. 4 is an
nnunced. Delegates from cites through
out III" stat" will be here to report on
tn" progress made in their districts dur
ing the ycu and /" assist IN outlining
plans for 1922.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Akron. O. Sept. 2T~-Mor" than 5000
salons ut milk. IS sacks OF potatoes:
S60 vatcrmclons, and 635 pounds ol
nuts we're confiscsted by tho Akron oe-
rartmert Of health during tho frS'
eight months Of this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Cleveland. O.. Sept. @7.-FrcSent !ndi-
cations point t. tho largest enrolment
n the history OF Western Reserve. &C
cord.ng TO figures mad Public by thu
registrar Of the college. To date a total
Of 2.i43 have entered. and II Is polntco
out registration does not start official
until september IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Youngstown. o.. Sept. c7.-SeVcn
autnmohil" buses have been put III
nrcrat!on hy tho Youngstown Municipal
Railway Company. providing service 70
suburbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Norwaik. O, Sept. cT.-Twentr-thrcc
Of tho 1T5 survivors Of the 65th Q. '. J.
n the C!vi war. attend n reunion mere
OFFICERS wcrn elected FOR life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Marion. o. Sept. 21-Dr. Jesse SwanK
e heading n movement 10 lanh the i'-'
state KiWan!S Club meeting Tor MARION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Favc,,e. O.. Sept. 21-Crowded condl-
In lower grades OF tho PUBIC
schools nccessitate halliday sessions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Lima. O.. Sept. 21.-Rehabi!ttat'on oil
l.tma's street car system Will start
October %. when a new franchise goes
inio effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Lima. O.. Sept. 2T.-All Allen county
NOW roads Will NC finished by the mid
die Of November. County Commissioner
\. +. Gray has announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

North Baltimore. O.. Sept. c'-The
II. r.. Sunday school here Will observe
i,s diamond jubilee October g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Toledo. O.. Sept. 97.-Rev. Charles J..
Rurcoon. pastor ~ 81. Fauis Ertscopa'
church for tho last five years. has ac-
ccptcd "A call to Christ church In Albion
y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

wn.sdc. q. Sept. 27.-Luther q HARSH
man. sports editor Of the Toledo Times
IS married here to Miss Mabclle a. Cav
anaugh. OF Ia Porte, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Cincinnati. O, Sept. 21.-Cin"InnaN re-
vcrtcd (" CENTRAL Standard time. Sep
tcmbC" -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

II. y. Eonnnr. former assistant state
srprr'n:srdvnt Of schools. and s~tat!sti-
elan Tor Tho United states bureau OF
eiucat'ou. "a accepted the position OF
director ~ "duca;ionnI research with the
American Alcohol Education association.
with offices NJ Psldcna. Cal. L mas
hrcn learned here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Bonner II. N:ll. superintendent % IL"
construction - n" nov S;atc ',,Hlt"!
returned las: night from a hricl west
crn trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

The secretary o. state Yesterday
authorized the National W""."n Mi!lN
complay. Of rarkcrsburc. 20 increase us
common stock from 1000 shares without
Ear va,u" To 100 shares without PAR
valua ana rs preferred stock from s'o".-
On0 to 81. 300. 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

TIE members o. h" public serve"
commission returned Yesterday 'r""
WI cn'lng. where two Applications from
public utility companies In Tho north
ern panhandle were heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Gen. y. 6. Riley. ~ Wheeling. former
attorney genera ~ West virginia. "AS
, visitor a; the car'tnl yesterday and
called at tho executive offices 20 pay
his r,.sncrts 20 'hc governor. II" was
here on business before the state SUI
premc court.
Other attorneys who appeared Ncstrr-
dav before tho supreme court were
Charles Mc,'amir Joseph Il. Curl ana
Johu l.. Palmrr. Wheeling: Harry
Sch.rr. Williamson: lohn O. Henson an"
G. y. Campbell. OF Mar,inshurE.
Blame Mclaughlin. &C St-anE" Crc"K'
RraxtoN county. secretary Of the farm
bureau - tina; county. was = business
visitor yesterday a. the offices "T 'Ac
state road commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

The state supreme rorrt yesterday aG'
mitlrL 10 me bar II issued licenses 20
practice law 10 the following attorneys:
James Ra!sbeCk. II. Eya *. Morris ana
n. {. Alien. al! OF charleston: +. W.
Johnson and Alexander Mah"od' or
ElucrlcIl: Duncan W pauGhcrtl. ~
Palestine: James W. E;uihHr. Of C1'rks-
burg: William II. lIarman. o. PARSONS
and Jav Thomas McCam!c. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

The following communication. "iAHNc
- In" proposed changes IN nanc' OF
Wheeling streets. has h""n :"c"iFcd'
"Edi,ur e: Th" l~n;e,ligcncc::
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PASSAGE OF TREATY
SUPPLEMENTS ENDS
SNARl IN SENATE
Declaration on Domestic Cues
tons Excludes Japanese
Homeland From Pact.
ADOPTED By 70 TO o VOTE

Washington, March 2s.-The sup
PIGMENT 20 the -Four Power Treaty, py
which the mainland of Japan Is ex-
cluded from the scope OF the main
treaty. and the much contested decia-
ratory statement, which reserves
American rights in inundated ISLANDS
and bars from the scope OF the treaty
all questions that are exclusively DO
msstic." were linked together In the
Senate yesterday at the suggestion OF
Senator Lodge. and were then salts
fed by vote OF 70 To 0. This ended
for the present AT least. the snarl re-
sultlng from the parliamentary ques-
ton raised by the Democrats Satur-
day as 10 the status OF the "declara-
tory statement"
Five hours Of debate preceded the
final vote opponents OF the treaties In
sistinc 10 the last that the supple
mentary treaty. as we'll as the declara-
ton, should have been written Int
tho main compact and argued thai
failure W the American delegation
10 do this would permit Japan to &c
cept the Four Power Treaty and reject
tho supplementary Instruments. with
the result that the Japanese home
land would remain IN the main com
pact. while Jurisdiction over domestic
questions would still zoe IN doubt.
Senator Hitchcock brought up earl,
the matter Of the status OF tho decla
ration. and all the signs pointed 10 1
long contest. The end came qulckl,
after senator 1Nodge offered the decla
ration as a part OF the ratifying res
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adoption Of other means Of restoring

adoption Of other means Of restoring
peace.
do you .mean An economic boy
cott?" asked Senator johnson.
Economic pressure for peace" re-
piled Senator Underwood.
Tho Californian insisted that this
was an admission that tho treaty re-
Quired the United States TO boycott
any nation making war on any Of tho
four signatorics.
Following the ratification Of tho
amended supplementary treaty. Sena-
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ton Of tho compact the southern por-
ton OF Saklahin was beaten 81 to 30.
Senator Pittman presented the Lodge
League OF Nations reservation on do
nestle questions. and 1t was lost, 81
to 20. Senator Robinson tried again
to get In his reservation proposing
that outside powers be asked to Join
In Pacific conferences. but It was de-
feated.
During the debate Sir Auckland
Geddes, tho British Ambassador. was
again subjected, to criticism. Senator
Robinson predicted that the people OF
California would approve the course
OF Senator Johnson. who has so ably
endeavorcd to guard their interests.
despite flank attacks delivered against
him In his own States by no less a
parsonage than tho British Ambassa-
dor and Secretary Hoover"
As to Compulsion to ~Boycott"
There was a sharp exchange be-
tween Senators Underwood and John
son at one point. The former admitted
that In the event OF an attack on
Japan by Russia the other signatories
OF the four power compact might be-
come involved, but he explained tina,
by this ne did not mean war but the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-28
10 Puhl,.h Harhor Data.

]. =. Harlan. editor OF Mediator. n
monthly publication. In compiling DATA
relative TO tho history Of tho new Will
mington marine terminal at tho mouth
OF the Christiana river. Mr.. Harlan
will eventually. II was stated. publish
book on tho history Of tho new
,s,u ar front
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tor Lodge announced that he would
lay tho naval limitation treaty before
the Senate today.
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Evening star., 1922-08-26
DOUBLES NET FINAL TODAY
SETTLES DAVIS CUP LINEUP

y OSTON, August 2o-Auaia
for the Davis play week. Australia the United
States the lineup for the national doubles champion
ship the Longwood Cricket Club today.
The charge of selecting the who will
sent the United States the Davis defense let be known
regarded doubles Gerald
and Pat oHa Wood exceptionally hard to
undecided
The eommitse was on hand in body today to whether William
show the stuff whether doubles choice
combination included w.
Williams, other members of the
Evening star., 1922-08-26

In the second inning it looked as If
the hoodoo he exercises over the Griffs
was going to be killed, but 1t was only
a momentary relapse for Oldham, and
| he finished the remaining innings like
Man-o'-War In the stretch. Two scat
tered hits, one in the eighth and the
| other in the final round, was all the
Griffs could garner in the remainder of
the game.
Mogridge started for the locals. but
was relieved by Francis at the begin
| ming of the fourth, when Heilmann the
first man up. slammed double into left
Francis got off to bad start in this
round, but thereafter pitched a credit
able game. especially in the pinches
His support was not OF the best a wild
throw to first by Peck, who was partly
| interfered with by Rigney dashing into
would have shut off the Tigers second
| run. Gharrity's dropped foul fly was
, not costly. but it put Francis in hole
for a time.
Neither side scored in the initial
| round. although Cobb and Veach singled
| the Tigers in the second, when the
| Griffs scored their two runs Goslin
! walked and Shanks whitfield. Charity
| then smashed a triple into right center,
which pushed Goslin over the rubber,
and Peck came through with a timely
| That finished the run getting for the
Griffs, and almost ended their hitting.
Tigers Then Get Busy.
| The Tigers got one of these runs
J back in the third, when Oldham singled
| to left, went to second on wild pitch,
to third on Blues short single, and
! scored while Cutshaw and Blue We're
( extingulshed on a fast double play by
| Harris, Peck and Brewer. Cobb fol-
| lowed with triple to left, but it was
wasted, as Peck pegged out Neach
Then came the two runs that tied
and won the game in the fourth.
Heilmann led off with double to
left, which resulted in Mogridge
being yanked. Francis got Jones on
fly to La Motto, but failed to locate
the plate on Rigney, who ambled
down to first. Woodall forced Rieney
at second. Heiln7ann scoring the tying
run on the play. When Peck threw
wild to first, trying for the double
| play. Woodall went to second and
| then trotted home on Oldham's wicked
drive to left. that bounded away from
! Gosiin, for three bases. The Tigers
| got two hits with one down in the
| eighth, but Washington's third double
| play, Peck to Harris to Brewer, shut
off further trouble.
! Zachary warmed up during the
latter part of the game, and may be
good enough to work against the
| Tigers this afternoon. Either Pillette
or Emke will work for the Tigers
Oldham will be back tomorrow, says
Tyrus.
While the third inning was on
Umpire Nallin stopped the game and
chased seven of the Tigers to the
showers for yelling too much. Then
TO make it almost unanimous, Tyrus
chased five pitchers and two catchers
out along the left field foul line to
warm up. leaving the dugout almost
deserted