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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
ST, CLAIRSVILLE
ProhRfa Conn


Kenneth G. Cooper, as Administrator
OF Andrew NJ. Shields. deceased, VS. Cor
trude Shields. ct a.. Petition duly YER
fled 10 sell real estate to pay debts
filed with precipe and Exhibit ~ Sum-
mons for all the defendants except, Tho
Buckeye Savings & Loan company or
dered and issued 10 plaintiff.
Waiver OF tho issuance and service OF
summons fled by defendant Tho Buck
eye Savings & Loan Company.
Marie Rigl, as AdmN. OF Martin Big.
deceased We John NJ. B!glo .et al Petition
duly verified TO sell rea lestate TO pay
debts filed with Exhibit "A" and pre-
cipe. Summons for Anna NJ. B!gl. John
NJ. Bigl. Josephine Bigl. and Emma
Bigl. defendants. ordered and order is-
sued 20 Sheriff Waiver Of Issuance and
service hled by Marie Rigl and The Bel
mont Savings & Loan Company.
Edna n. Conway. deceased. Appl!ca-
ton filed for appointment Of Admir-.
Bond 100000 iled and approved APP
nointment made letters ordered and is
sued. Inventory ordered. order issued.
Marriage licenses
John Notil. age p, coal miner and
Mary WaliChnac. age Is. both or Bel
la!re. Father Horak performed the GER
cmony.
George
bricklaycr and Adelipe Cecilia Addison.
age 20 both Of Bellairc. Rev. John S.
NuEent performed the ceremony.
Realty Deeds
James I. Wolford and Amanda L. VOL
ford 10 Stany Chieslak Tract OF land
IN Richland Township. Consideration
sl.ON
virginia l.. Richards and John f
Richards to John IIoltz Richards. Lot
No. 50 ~ Futhey's addition 10 Shady
side. Consideration $1,000.
Tomei Rocco 10 Luigi Nittor!. Tract
Of land IN Wheeling Township. Con-
sideration $l.0o.
John W. HINES TO Hazel y. kimes
Tract Of land in R!chland Township
Consideration $500.
Sarah Charlotte Hinnermann 10 John
- clark. Tract Of land in Bridgeport
Consideration $1,000.
Cora NJ. TAYLOR and z. f. Taylor "a
John p. Frazier l1.03 acres Of land n
Richlnnd Township. Consideration Nl.oo
HERNIA, b Talbot 70 Jessie Lynn
Tract Of land IN linton Township. Con
sideration 800.
Eoa1ur Of Motion Continued.
Judge Carl II Smith Of Steuhenvil!c
who was 10 be IN common pleas cour'
here Yesterday morning to hear a mo-
lion for new trial in tho case or Mar
roret Tedricl VS.. Albert Russell, ct al
Srd not como - 81. Cla!rsvtl!e yester-
dev duo to the fact that II was ncces'
cary 10 continue the hearing 81 inc
motion on account OF the absence OF
nort OF the attorneys IN the case.
Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Stdwell enter
,o,red number OF couples at the!T
home on West Main, street last evening
During the evening various diverSion'
we're enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Picnic.
Tho Young Ladies' Missionary society
/ ~ tho Ircshytcrian church will hoIc
| ,hctr annual picnic this afternoon at 'h'
home Of Miss Mary Newiin OF east o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
RESCUED NER AFTER TWO SEN
RAp PRACTICALLY GIVEN w
HOPE or BRINGING HER
TO SHORE
Lady Il Unknown and Scouts Are Max
ing Efforts To Find Her That
Scout May DO Rewarded.
warded

Donald McDan!els. =. Boy Scout
and a member Of a MouNdsvNle troop
OF the Wheeling LAIoundsv!Ne council
will probably receive a life saving meo.
al from the national headquarters OF
the scout organization II a lady, aged
about 40 years. built rather stout who
nearly drowned last Sunday and said
10 live on the South Side dIscloses her
name.
Scout McDaniels saved the woman
from a watery grave AZ the Official
camp Of the Wheeling Moundsrlue
council Sunday according 10 story
that leaked out OF the camp yesterday
and efforts are being made 10 have him
properly rewarded.
According 10 several who were AT
the camp at the time OF the near drown
Ing. the lady. who was in swim ming ap-
parantiy got beyond her depth. ana
realizing II. became frightened, anu
forgetting how 10 swim, lost control
OF herself. She had gone down twice
before the scout reached her. and as
sisted BY TWO men. brought here TO
shore.
The other scouts IN camp assisted
In applying artificial respiration. and
she was finally able TO go 10 her home.
Scout McDan!els IS modest lad ana
refuses 10 say anything OF IN affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
PUT ILLINOIS MINES
IN SHAPE TO WORK

Springfield. Ills. July 2i-(By tho
Associated Press)-Renewed activities
were reported at coal mines In Central
Illinois where forces OF workers began
20 put the mines into shape for opera
lions, this, with an official call for
meeting OF the executive board OF the
Illinois Mine Workers at St Louis, Mo.
next Wednesday was taken as the first
hopeful Indication that the end OF the
coal strike in Illinois may be In sight.
\ resolution requesting union miners
in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama
to walkout not later than August first,
has been adopted by coal miners Of
Saline county. Il was learned. Tho re-
solution further urges Illinois miners
now in those fields e. return home. A
suggestion was madcNthat union min
ers OF Indiono. Ohio and Iowa take
similar action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

town Various diversions will be enjoy
ed on the beautiful lawn of the Newlin
homo and n fne picnic supper Will be
served
Five Hundred Club.
Miss Fannie Fawcett will entertain
the Five Hundred club on Thursday
evening OF this week at her home on
East Main street Cards will be the
chief diversion of the evening and dainty
refreshments will be served at sea-
sonable hour.
BINS Runs Away.
Ono Of the buses OF the St. Clairsville
Wheeling Bus company. which was
standing on South Market street FesteF-
dny morning suddenly started to run
down the street and after going down
n steep grade hit telephone pole
which broke off. but which stopped the
further progress OF the bus. NO one
was IN the bus at the time OF the run
away and aside from considerable dam
age 70 the front end Of hte BUS no par
ticlar damage was done.
st. Clairyvillo Briefs.
Raw Umblebee Of Richmond. IND
spent yesterday with his neice' MISE
Beulah Jones OF this place.
Thomas Grimes Of Cniontown was a
business visitor hero yesterday.
Congressman Frank Murphy or Steu-
henville was calling on friends IN 81
C7airsville Monday.
H. G. Way Of Martins Ferry was
business caller here yesterday.
Edward He'll OF Bridgeport was II
town on business yesterday.
Mis-. Mabel Jones Of Shadyside 3
visiting her sitter. Mis- Beulash oJnes Of
Marietta street.
Attorney Bernard Written Of Bell
aire was IN ST. Ciairsville on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
LAKE WORKERS VOTE
IN FAVOR OF STRIKE

Cleveland, o.. July 24.-Strike ballots
az the Cleveland local OF the Sailors.
Stewards and F!remens Oilers and wat
offenders Unions Great Lakes division
OF the International Seamen's Union.
were counted here today.
The sailors voted SCI in favor of a
strike sto two against. The cooks anE
stewards voted 505 for strike to 7
against. The vote was against furth-
er wage cut this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Honolulu. T. II. July 2i.--(Mail-By
The Associated Press Manuel Nunes,
inventor OF the Ukukele. died at his
home here OF heart disease after a long
illness. His death brought TO light
that. contrary TO general belief. the
Ukukels was known 10 the Hawaiians
only after the advent OF the white man.
Nunss was born Ia Funchal, MADEIRA
ga 1913 and came TO the islands in 1878.
The following year he fashioned a rude.
Euitar4lke instrument with Il cigar box
and a few strings. II was from this
THAT the ukukele OF today was evolved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

hospital, was removed to his home here
Saturday. MI Brown sustained neoken
leg and other injuries In notofeych
accident near New Martinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Potts OF Graz,
ton, w. Va. are here for few days TO
visit rela tives.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Frazelle. who were
guests Of friends at Cumberland, Md,
have returned home.
Albert Heinlein and daughter. Mss
Erma, and son, Edson. Of Whesl!ng
were the guests tho latter part Of last
week Of Mr.. Heinlein's sister, Mrs. w.
A. Baunan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas gnith Of BE.
tersvills wers the guests Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
BELLAIRE
Scout Camp.

Members OF tho Boy Scout troop OF
the Presbyterian church will spend this
week IN camp on Captina creek. Later
the Boy Scouts OF the Union Mission
will go TO CaptIna for their camp.
VIII Inter Body.
The remains OF the unidentified man.
whose body Is at the Myers morgue here
will be inferred the middle OF the week
IL Identification Is not established. EK-
posture and undernourlshment are attrib-
utcd as causes for the mans death.
To Plan Outing.
At the meeting OF the Kiwanis club
at noon today plans will be made for
an outing Herbert Kern Is chairman
Of the committee which will make an
announcement at the noon meeting to-
day. The program committee Will fur
nish prizes for today's meeting.
Bonded Debt
The bonded debt OF the city is now
past the half million mark. On July J..
1922. It was S5O7.4tS.31. compared to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

A woman was charged with assault.
ing a rate collector when he called
at her house. When asked BY the
ma gistrats for an explanation, she re-
Piled We'll, he shouldn't have called
after It was dark. thought II was
my husband."-London fit-Bits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
SUTHERLAND HERE

United States Senator Howard Suth-
Rland. who is n candidate for Tenom-
tion on tho Republican ticket at the
Fnary next Tuesday arrived In .hc
yesterday and spent the night at
tcLurs hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25
d. u: PADEN CITY 3 :..

Paden City. July 24-Mrs. Aaron
Scamahorn and daughte-. Miss Myrtle,
have gone to Sehrng, o.. for visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

More than 100000 attended the Vienna
race track one afternoon recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

Candy ~ an eastern measure or
weight varying from $50 TO 500 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
Still Reported Missing

The storm at sea Immediately after
Richard Boyd and Pauline Dunn were
forced to sail on the little fishing
vessel has added more fears for their
saf",y.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

mittee at the request OF President
Harding. Tho most important change
from the original measure Ia the
elimination OF tho cash bonus and
reclamation features. Az now drafted
tho Legislation would give each vet
Gran the right to select any one of
the following plans:
Adjusted service pay, but only II
his adjusted service credit did not
exceed $50.
= Adjusted service certificate with
bank and government loan provis-
ions.
Vocational training aid.
Farm and home aid.
Land and settlement aid.
Total cost for each of these plans
ia: sl6.000.000 for tho cash payments:
36i.9o9.3Sl for the adjusted SER
vices: s4l2.425.00O for farm. home
and land settlement aid. and 2.325.-
600 for vocational training. The cx-
penses under vocational training and
the cash bonus would end In 1925.
under this estimate. and those for
farm. home and land settlement aid
III 1929 Expenses under the GER
ti''"atc plan would continue to 1865.
with total OF $685., $40 to 1913.
when the certificates would begin to
fall due.
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GRIFFIN ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE
lcontinued From Flrst parcl

NN'H'IHucu from First PaEc)
the jury's retirement and the YER
diet.
me instructions to the jury and
IN" arruments of the five attorneys
occupied the entire day until Z;
o'c!"cN. The jury retired a, 7lb
o'clock Mrs. Peter Il. Knight. as
sailed by attorneys for the defense
as an unnatural mother and de-
tended by the Commonwealth coun-
sci. was absent from the court to-
day for the first time. conspicuous
by her absence.
The case closed tonight was one
of tn" most sensational ever staged
in this county. Peter r. Knight was
fatally wounded and his bride OF
two weeks. Mrs. b. c. Griffin. was
wounded early on the morning OF
March At their home on the White
Marsh Road.
Mrs. Gritiin's son. Courtney Grimm.
was arrested in connection with the
"nair that day and lodged in the
Nansemond County Jail. His de-
tense was based upon sclf-dctensc
end insanity. the latter supposedly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
SENATE DISCUSSES
CONTROL OF COAL

Continued From First Pnge)
attacks. nevertheless. 1t was said. his
!ottcr to President Jones. of tho Re
tail Coal Merchants Association, may
DO Interpreted as his view Of the
situation to date.
Advance Not Justified.
Your letter gives the Impression
that tho householder should be In
formed by mo that retailers are war
ranted In advancing the price of
coal by sl.75 ton" Hoover wrote.
"as tho result OF negotiations by the
administration with the Operators
and in support of this you make Ger
tain statements to which cannot
agree.
You give the impression that
spot smokclcss coal for household
purposes was selling at sl.75 prior
TO the strike. and that at s350 maxi
mum for run OF mine the house
holder is turdencd with an advance
OF sl.75
From the quotations you appcnd
to your letter the price of run OF
mine and slack tsteam coals) prior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

to the strike was s1.T5 TO $500. but
from the very quotations YOU give
me 1t Is evident that for lump (Which
liz the houscholders' main intcrcst)
the prices prior to the strike were
70 To S3.25. ana not sl.75. as might
be Inferred. In other words
you havc ignored the great decrease
of dlncrential in favor OF tho house
holder that has been suggested by
me to the operators.
Retailers Gun Help.
1T does seem TO me that tho re.
tail coal dealers could play fine
part in this emergency IL they would
follow this suggestion: Tint all coal
be gold at cost plus reasonable.
handling charge. the cheap pre-
strike and contract coal to be re-
served for tho smaller household
trade. and steam AMI larger domestic,
consumers to be supplied from cur
rent. purchases. plus Il reasonable
handling charge. Also. that the re-
tailers cooperate TO prevent rising
mine prircs. for some districts arc
refusing 20 accept tho formula I have
outlined and are asking 81 a ton.
Finally, that the retailers handle
coal on straight lines from operator
and wholesaler without speculative
rcsalcs in the trade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
SENATOR WALSH HONOR
GUEST OF VA. LAWYERS
Montana Senator, at Lynch.
burg. Predicts Defeat of
Republicans.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
lYNCHBURG. VA. June S-Thc
thirty third annual convention Of the
Virginia state Bar Association. which
met here Tuesday. ended tonight with
the annual banquet at the Virginia
Hotel
Senator Walsh. OF Montana. was
the principal speaker OF the day his
address dealing with the overworked
condition OF the United States SUI
pr"mc Court
During the day Senator Walsh gave
ont AN interview in which he pre-
dtct"d The defeat Of the Republican
administration # the tariff bill pend
inr in Congress now becomes a law.
Walsh Cues, of Honor.
Al Ia" banquet, Senator Walsh was
the guest of honor, and ono Of the
speakers OF the evening. MIR Massic.
of Richmond, In responding to a toast
said all America was divided into two
classes those who still have lit
tie. and those who have little sim"
John l.. Lee. OF Lynchburg. advised
tn" lawyers to make an effort To stop
tho further coniiscation OF liberties.
lest not only the Statue nj Liberty.
hut the citizens of this country should
go back TO Mother England
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chair. discussed salaries Tor Com
monwcalth's attorneys. He showed
the pay in Henrico had been cut from
$500 to $500 He said he got tho
Legislature to make an exception to
his case because Of tho heavy work
OF tho county. He denied that tho
sole object OF the association WAS
TO seek personal gain IN fees.
Home Rulc should Apply.
Thomas ilowortou. OF Sussex
County. held that the principle OF
local government should apply as to
salaries. declaring that the Common
wealth's attorneys ought to DO paid
for what they did.
There was general ccnsure Of
the General Assembly for it's alleged
seeking TOR popularity by cutting
salaries Of Commemorative attor-
neys
Thomas Whitehead. Jr. Of the
State Prohibition Department. told
the members that the S25 fee az
lowed for the prosecution OF prohibit
ton cases would swell salaries He
aid no commonwcalth's attorney
has been oustcd for failure 10 en-
force the prohibition Law. but he an
nounced that one. whom ne did not
name. had been warned.
Thomas w. Ozlin. member OF the
Legislature from Luxembourg Count.,
defended the legislature, saying tnat
the attorneys OF tho state would do
well TO be about their work ana s,v,,
lobbying for salaries.
John w. Carter. OF Dauvillc. gay-
a historical sketch of the associa-
tlon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

In answer To the attack by MIR.
Griffith. who had called him an Eng
lishman. and also had said he spent
his life IN the British secret service.
Childcrs declared he was not AN Eng
lishman in amy true sense Of the
word. that his mother was Irish ana
his home was in Wicklow. and he
had sworn allegiance to the Irish
state.
He had been educated in England
and Hrlton!zed. had fought in the
South African war ana was sorry for
II. by moral and intellectual CON
viction he broke away from union
ism into nauonalism and Irish re-
puhlicanism
Michael Collins said he did not
value Ch!ld"-s' services so highly as
did the opposition. for If his changes
had been so great in the past. 1t
could not be known whether they
might not be gerater in tn. future.
The Da! then took adjournment
until June 80. The opening session
II the new Dali on July l was agreed
to by both sides.
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BRITISH HAUL DOWN
REPUBLICAN FLAG
AT BELLEEk FORT
Denies Is I.ngIishInnn.

Griffith knew The value of his Sc
vices 10 thc London Nclceniinn.
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WORLD SICK IN GRIP
: OF ELDER GENERAT|ON
Bryn Mawr Head Asserts Age
: Should Give Way to
: Youth.
LBy Assoclated rress ]

J
:. PHILADELPHIA. June S-Ad-
dressing the graduating class AT
aryn Mawr College today President
VI. Carey Thomas. the retiring pr"si-
dent said the nations arc lying
SICK unto death in the grip Of the
glider statesmen" and that she be-
iicVcd II is the supreme duty ut the
rldcr generation to make way for
she younger
Youth is in closer touch with the
future than arc can ever be-" said
Miss Thomas "Uudcr young teach
.rs. in closer sympathy WIKI youth.
gouue students can moro easily
snskc their highest intellectual c;.
forts.
Approves View Rules.
There must be discovered q rlan
~ co-oporat.ou between college fac
UuicS AID these motoring. sporting.
dancing incredibly efficient students.
50 eager for ne. so say. so self
CONFIDENT and SO unlike what their
professors were a their age"
Miss Thomas insisted however.
That youth must not Ice entirely un-
tr!dlcd. and approved tn" now rules
recurring thirty weeks residence
within tho college for each of the
four years Of college life
Y" Room for LII" Srrrs."
There is no place on the Bryn
Nawr campus" She said FOR joy
ridinr. motor fans for dancing dohs
and tho So-callcd lifc-sceing stu
dents vino could without Injustice,
BE- forbidden 70 tho college"
Professor William Henry Welsh
Johns Hopkins University. delivered
the commencement grafton speaking
NJ what Rrvn Nawr has cou-r.ibut,i
toward education and declaring
as>atrst the theory that college
breeding UNITS girls for home uf..
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Continued From First Pagc)
duCt.on In governmental cxpondi-
lures. plus the payment OF interest
on the refunded foreign obligations.
would he sufficient 10 obviato tn"
imposition of additional taxation.
II IT does become necessary to
impose additional taxes. the report
continued. IT Is believed we can
better determine the amount of the
necessary levy and the methods OF
distributing such lurdens for the fu-
turc at n later date when the future
condition of tho Treasury viii be
more accurately established"
As 10 the refunded foreign ohii-
cations. the hope was expressed that
these soon would be obtained and
that II Will be possible for the for
ciGn governments to provide for the
Immediate payment of interest there
on, so that such Interest can DO used
toward dcfraying the expenses au-
thurizcd under this act"
Cash Bonus Eliminated.
This measure differs somewhat
from the House t!ll and worry widely
from tho bonus bill that was re-
ported TO the Senate last year and
later sent back 10 the Finance Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09

beverly Wins Honor.

W. W. Beverly, of Henrico, was
elected president OF the Common
wca!th's Attorneys Association and
.:shton Dowcll. OF WILLIAMSBURG. was
elected secrctary-trcasurc Thirty
OF the ;itty-four members Of the as
ISOLATION were present
! u Whitehead. of Nelson County.
asked II the only purpore tho asso-
clatlon mad was To raid the treasury
of virginia. declaring that If this is
true then it had better not meet.
President Beverly. vacatirg tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-09
Says Alpine Guard Has
Information About Oser
IRv Nssociatcd press.l


NEW YORK, june S.-Savcrio
Dat, 10ycRr old Alpine Guard.
arrived today from Europe on tho
steamer providcncc--a man OF
mystery.
Fellow passengers spread the
rumorc that nc was bringing here
for John II. Rockefeller informa-
tlou regarding Max Oser. tho
Swiss riding master. engaged to
Miss Mathilbe Mccormick. OF
Chicago. MIR. Rockcrcl!er's grand
daughter
Asked frankly II this was his
mission. the visitor replied:
Maybe the next time come l
viii tell YOU the purpose of my
visit here"
Dat informed inlm .rat'on OFF,
Gals that ne was to l., +, rv..
OF Mrs. NJ. Hartley Dodr.. o..
Fifth Avenue. She is related to
Tho Rockcfclicrs.