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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
MAY SALES OF WE1ITE-at vandevcrs
Begins Monday at $3.50 IN.

We began to plan and arrange for this event months
ago. so that might be assured of authentic selections
complete assortments and the lowest possible prices
How well we have succeeded, we must leave to you.
The woman planning her summer wardrobe and house
hold needs and the June bride with her joyful prepara
tions for her will be attracted by the wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Waterway Would Provide
Lowest Freight Rate

Chicago. Dec. 21.---The Illinois water
way. connecting link between the
Great Links and the Mississippi, Will
give the state the second lowest bulk
freight transportation rate In tho wori"'
according 70 figures prepared by NJ. g..
barnes, chief engineer of the division
of waterways. ,.
ar. Barnes. who designed the Pan
anna canal locks and later was ASSOC
c!ated in the rebuilding OF the New
York state barge canal. says the huge
locks planned for the Illinois waterway,
with a capacity OF 5000 tons OF freight
at a time. will cut transportation costs
fifty per cent under the New York rate.
The New York canal ,Lcks can handle
from $500 to 1000 tons at each locKaGe.
The table prepared by Mr.. Barnes
shows that transportation on the Dig
hulk frcIghters developed on the Great
Lakes, with their 10000 10 $4,000 tons
capacity. Is the cheapest in the world.
One dollar will carry ton or freight
900 miles in ono OF these ships, he
says.
Tie Illinois canal Will como next. the
table shows, with one ton being carried
$50 miles for 81. European canals aver
age 500 mile haul for 81 ton ana
the New York barge canal stands fourth
with 500 mile haul Of one ton for IL.
American railroads average 100 miles
to the dollar: truck transportation over
improved highways. twenty miles TO the
dollar. and four miles by horse and
wagon. according TO Mr.. Barnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
The Earlier Reports

Denver, Colo, Dec. 2l.-Police riot
squads armed with machine guns left
Denver at o'clock this afternoon for
Greeley IN response to summons from
Sheriff Hall, who stated that he had a
gang said to be the robbers Of the
Denver Federal Reserve banks truck
surrounded In ranch house and that
they were beating of persons sent TO
arrest them, with shotguns.
Tho armored police riot cars and two
automobiles filled with detectives carry
Ing machine guns and sawed-off shot
guns were sent by Chief Of Police Will
liams in response to the call for help
from the Greeley sheriff. Greeley Is
about nifty miles north Of Denver.
At 4:15 o'clock, Sheriff Hall. Of Gree
ley. reported to Denver that on arriving
ut the cabin ne found the men had de-
parted in the direction Of Fort Collins,
Colo In a car. He also stated he had
information that they had stopped at
the farm house Of farmer named
Do~ner. mile and 6 half. northwest
OF Greeley.
Sheriff Hall stated that the men at
the Downer home had asked for = pan
Of warm water. saying that one OF their
number was not feeling we'll. One
OF the bandits at the time OF the rob-
berry Of the Federal Reserve truck in
front OF the mint. last Monday morn
ing, was shot and injured by a bullet
from the rife Of one Of the government
mint guards.
According to tho story OF Sheriff
Hall. the men were given pan Of
warm water which they took out to the
car. After they had finished with t
they threw the pan into the road and
drove away without returning to the
house.
Sheriff Hall IL quoted as saying ne
expected to overtake the suspects be.
fore they reach Kuner, which Is Is
miles from Greeley.
Immediately uron recent Of this IN.
formation from Sheriff Hall. the Den
YER police department sent out notices
10 all towns between Denver. Greeley
and Fort Collins OF the approach Of
the car believed TO be carrying the bar.
dts responsible for the robbery at the
Denver mint Monday morning.
Posses from all northern Colorado
towns guard the roads leading north.
ward and westward.
A posse headed by Sheriff Frank
Smith Of Fort Collins left on the road
toward Greeley.
Two automobiles loaded with Denver
detectives were dispatched from Gree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Shoots Foster Daughter
During Violent Quarrel

South Bend. Ind. Dec. @l.--StrihScnt
disciplinary measures, practiccu pF
John Morgan. IS years old. on his roster
daughter Ellen, aged II. may prove
fatal for the latter. whom he shot ana
seriously wounded today.
Morgan. in statement TO the ponce
said that the shooting was accidental
and occurred while he WAS scoldihe he'
for disobcdiencc. lie said that IN order
70 EMPHASIZE hts remarks he pointed
revolver at tho girl to Brighten her.
Ellen. hc said. became hyS;erlca! an"
In attempting to knock the gun from
hts hand caused II 10 explode, t"c puilet
striking her Just below the heart.
Donald Wyman. - years old. another
adopted child OF Morgan'S. said Morgan
and Ellen engaged In violent qnarreI
which ended when the former rlcked up
n revolver and fired point bank AT 'he
girl Physicians entertain little hope
for the recovery OF the girl. Morgan IS
being held pending Investigation oil the
shooting,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
o1pr1 or PUBLICATION on
PETITION

This Sth day Of December. 1922, at
special term Of this court. came William
Campbell. John W. Gray. John II. Harris.
Isaac w. Jones and William b. Payne.
the Board Of Trustees OF Eureka Lodge
No. 1907, Grand United Order OF Odd
Fellows by ]. ". Brennan their attorney
and filed their petition with one eSs
hibit) praying decree OF THIS court
whereby they should be permitted 10
make sale Of the following described
real estate to the Beard Of Education
of the Independent School District OF
Wheeling. and give proper deed for the
same. that Is to say:
Subdivision No. one tD OF the parcel
Of ground situated east OF Chapline
Street and south OF Tenth Strees. In
the City OF Wheeling. while. said parcel
OF ground Is composed OF and known as
lot No. one hundred and forty-four
40 and lot No. one Cd. In what Is
known as Buena Vista Addition TO SAID
City OF Wheeling which said subdiri-
sion Is shown upon a plat OF said par
eel Of land now OF record In Plat BOOK
No. I. Page Is. OF the records OF Ohio
County. West Virginia. together with all
the buildings and improvements upon
said property. and ali the privileges and
appurtenances thercunto belonging.
The said property so bounded and de-
scribed Is the same property which was
conveyed to tho Trustees OF said
Eureka Lodge No. 1907. Grand United
Order Of Odd Fellows by deed OF Mary
Z. Kasley and others OF date the Goth
day Of August. 1904. and OF record In
tho office OF the celrk OF the county
court OF Ohio County. West Virginia.
In Deed Book 116. AT page g..
1t Is accordingly adjudged, ordered
and decreed that hearing on raid petit
ton be held on Friday the -fsth day OF
January. 1923. at $50 o'clock a. NJ. or
as soon thereafter as the same may he
heard. and that a copy OF this order be
published In the Wheeling 1ntelligencer.
a newspaper OF general circulation IN
Ohio County. West Virginia. and pub
lished In said county. once each week.
four times between tho date OF this
order and the said 12th day Of January.
and that a certified copy OF the same
further be posted on tho Courthouse
door and another certified copy In some
conspicuous place on the premises here
inaboye mentioned and described: and
any person interested may on tho said
18th day OF January. at the time afore-
said appear and resist such application.
"a copy Teste).
JOHN L. KINGHoRN.
-, Clerk.
!; - Dsels-s3-:s JAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Doris Rankin Divorced
From Lionel Barrymore

New York. Dec. 21-An !nterlocutory
decree Of divorce from Lionel Barry
more. known as motion picture star
dramatic actor and member OF an
Industrious theatrical family. was oo-
tanned today by Mrs. Doris faAK'h
Barrymore. an actress The decree was
based upon the findings "f referee
appointed b. Supreme Court Justice
Joseph Morschauscr. bat not made pub
lie.
That the divorce proceedings had been
begun was not generally known. The
decree was granted within two weeks
after the appointment "t referee. an
action which neither princ'pa! opposed
Mrs. Barrymore. who had just COM
rleted an engagement. In which she
played IN thc'same company with Lionel
Barrymore'S sister. Ethel. was given
custody Of the one child OF the mar
riagc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Preparations Started
For Ski Tournament

Minneapolis. Mimi. Doc. c1.--Woril
has begun On the lH0-foot steel ski
slide at Gienwood park here. on which
Skicrs OF the country Will participate
in the national SKI tournament. 10 he
held in Minneapolis February 10 and IL.
Connera'lng with the board Of park
commissioners. the Municinal Ski club
of Minneapolis and the Odin club. an
other local organization. have sub
-cribed toward the erection OF the slide
The tournament will he conducted under
the auspices OF the three bodies.
The outstanding event OF the open
ing day will be the, boys national cham
pionsh.p meet. In which all boys under
I6 years OF ace are eligible TO partic!-
plate. In addition. a dual meet between
the University OF Minnesota and Uni
vers.,y OF Wisconsin will be held that
day.
on the following day. Class A and r
skiers from all parts OF the United
State and Canada will compete.
The Minneapolis tournament will be
the biggest IN the history OF the ski
sport ard Will take on an international
aspect with entries coming from Cam
ada" states l.. 7. SxerdruH. secretary Of
the Na';ona! Ski association.
Among the list who already have made
arrangements 20 attend arc delegations
from Dartmouth college. Ironwood.
M!rh.: Grand RAPIDS Beach club. Nich'-
ran: Denver. Colo: prvcls Stok", r. c.,
Canada: Winnipeg. Montreal. Toronto.
and e.. Quebec. according 10 Secretary
Sverdrup.
There is 4 revival in skiing and more
clubs are organizing now than ever be-
bore in tho history 81 the 10 wears OF
the existence Of the National Ski asso-
cation" Mr.. Svcrdrup said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Grape Vine Produced
Prodiga|Iy In 1922

Buffalo. Dec. 2l.-vineyard. OF the
United States produced bumper crop
OF grapes In 1899. Total carlot ship
men,s from all sections up to and In
Guiding November 18th were al.e3i cars.
an increase compared with 1921 OF H.
O53 cars. or about S6ta per cent, accord
Ing to a summary issued by the State
Department OF Farms and Markets.
In the tifty-one thousand odd cars
were total OF l.0"5.0S0.OO0 pounds or
grapes, which would be sufficient To
supply approximately ten pounds or
grapes TO every individual In the United
States. They were worth. At an average
price OF $40 ton, s3s.s50.0GO.
Two causes contributed TO make the
season a profitable one for eastern
grape growers. A car shortage In the
west cut Calltorn!a's normal shipments
about So per cent. and there was an IN
creased demand for private consumption
and grape juice manufacturers in the
East. 1t also was a year OF unprece'
denied Yields In eastern vineyards.
New York. Pennsylvania and Mich''
gan. the three principal grape states
made enormous gains In carloe snip
ments. and there also was heavy move
mcnt ty truck because OF the prevailing
car shortage I'm the cast as we'll as IN
the west. Michigan figures show gain
in shipments ut 81 PEI cent: Pennsy!-
vansa, 2SS percent. and New York -oa
per cent. The crop OF these three states
alone brought approximately sle'peo'VVo
Truck shipments. In the three states
which are not Included In the depart
ment's figures. are estimated at lo.ooo
tons, worth another million and half
dollars.
Statistics on destinations or the
Michigan-Eew observation-disclosures crop
show that Pittsburgh took the largest
number of cars for the season. with
total % 1875. Philadelphia was second
with LAC cars. Other large DISTRIBUTE
Ing points foJ the crop We're: chicago
1i4l cars. Boston lose cars: Cleveland
SsS cars, and New York City SO" cars.
The city farthest from the produetir"
centers to market grapes In volume was
81. Louis. with III cars OF Michigan
fruit, five from Pennsylvania. and ID
cars from New York state. M!lwauNee
took 1S6 cars from Michigan. J.. from
Pennsylvania. and 81 from New YORK.
The price paid by grape juice l2c-
tories this year averaged sos ton COM
pared with $3.50 in 1920 and $40 IN i''''
No grapes were pressed in 1871 because
of the high tax and the poor cond'Noh
of the crop. due TO early tr"stS. Inc
lowest price on record NJ EtaFe 'u'Se
factories was in 1897 when Slo 10"
was the average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22

ley carly this evening for Roggen.SV
formation that q touring car. containing
FOUR men, was racing southward on 9
main highway. Authorities In osveral
towns In the vicinity also were asked
to organize poFses Immediately ana
guard the highways to intercept the
suspects.
to reports reaching here had pandases
about the lower part Of his face--SAn.
ether occupant of the car 10 said 70
tavc had a bandagc around. ono arm.
Al, four Of the men are said TO DC
heavily armed.
At least ono OF the members Of the
bandit gang. which robbed the Federal
Reserve bank truck. was shot durlne
The battle here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Much Opposition To
Return of Arbuckle

New York. Dec. 2l.-Fatty Arouckles
christmas pardon" granted by VIII H.
HAYS, head OF the motion picture lnun
try, who had ous;ed The film comcu'a"
because OF his connection with tae party
which resulted in the death OF Virginia
Rappe. will get his chance 20 como
hack" m the screens OF Manhattan. mo
ton p:c,urc theatre owners hero inds-
Gated today.
But whether he will DC able to regain
his place in the world OF stars. they
sad. was Arbucklc's own affair. 20 DC
threshed on. by the motion picture
patrons themselves-and there vas n
wide divergence Of op!n!on as 10 the
probable result.
officials OF the Motion Picture The
atre Owners of America said that body
had been flooded with letters and tcle-
grams. mos: Of which opposed the tat
comedians return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
GAMBLING CLEANUP
ON IN new YORK

New York Dec. 21.-Thirty men cap
turrd I'm West 4ith street club last
night in the first Of Il series OF raids
designed to rid the Rialto OF gambling.
we're arraigned before Magistrate Hat
ting today along with two wealthy real
estate operators held on warrants
charging common gaInhln:.
The rem cstu;c ;dcE--:,iark Reardon
and Richard NJ Mardcn--wcrc released
III $500 bail each for later examlna-
lion ON charges preferred by Charles
+. Meyer. of White Plains. who says
he has lost hundreds of thousands or
dollars recently in poker games. Mad,
den and Reardun. he alleges, conducted
games in which he lost $685.. Coun-
Sc! for tho two branded the charges as
Outrageous"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22

and asked for a pan OF water and some
cotton. explaining that he had a man
In his car who had been hurt. Mrs.
Downer said she gave the man a pan
Of water and a roll OF Gauze, which no
took back TO the car A few minutes
later. she said the car sped away to-
wards Fort Collins. She declared the
car had the curtains drawn and some
ono in the car threw the pan out as the
car went by the house.
The cars OF Denver police are mo-
billed In Greeley awaiting further
word from officers In the vicinity as
TO the direction to which the chase
has turned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
-, conflIctdur Rsports,

Nogales, Ariz., Dec. 21.-Coionel A. J.
McNab. in command Of operations In
the Nogales sector In the search for
Colonel Francis c. Marshall and Lieu
tenant C. L. Weber. missing army
aviators said tonight he had been un-
able to secure any definite Information
concerning the reported discovery OK
the aviators' bodies on the Papag In
dian reservation, seventy-five miles
west OF Tucson.
Two reports today fixed the place
where the bodies were found IN two dir.
ferent sections of the reservation-one
at Indian Oasis, southwest of Tucson:
the other at Covered Wells. on the road
to Ajo, almost due west from Tucson
and north Of Indian Oasis. According
to both reports the c:,arred bodies were
found in the wrecGage OF a burned
airplane. 49, .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Producer Declares Fatty
Will Be Given His Chance

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. %l.-Protests
over the prospective rrappearance u,
motion pictures of Roscoe {. FATTY
ArbuCk,a multiplied here today.
Joseph NJ. Schenck, producer. WAC
sad he would re-empl"y Arbuckle' de-
Clared az Is not Christian-llkr OF MN
:sters 10 condemn Arbuckle before nc
has been heard"
"Arbucile Is willing TO meet these
m .nisters face 20 face at any time anu
at any place 10 defend himself said
Schenck.
"He is as clean "a anyone In motion
pictures today. He merely cot into n
lam lie was unfortunate. PERSONA
ly. think he should he given ""o'as'
trial.
II, Is not n matter Of money with me-
I simply think he should he given an
ether chance and l am going 10 pat
him 10 work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Another Melon-Cutting

Louisville. Ky. Dec. cl.-Dcclaration
Of a stock dividend o; &c "a per cent
by the board OF directors Of the Stand
ard OIL company Of Kentucky. was an
nounccd here tonight by J. &. Steldle.
secretary. Declaration oc the dividend.
,ayahlc December 30 to stockholders OF
record December -. followed aprrora!
Of an increase II the capitalization oil
tnc company from S1".GO0,oOO TO W.
500. 600 by the stockholders at meeting
today.
A 66c-3 per cent stool, dividend on
$500 900 os capital stock held In the
treasury for sain to company employees
also was declared. The Increase In cap
italizatlon raised tho rumher OF shares
OF the company from 10000 to IQo,ooN.
Far value Is S2I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22

According to the first OF these reports
the bodies were found by q cowboy ac-
cording to the second, by an Indian who.
told his story. In Tucson last night and
then was accompanied to the Fce". or
the reported discovery by a searching
party in an automobile.
Colonel McNab stated he had been Nm
able to find any one who had actually
seen or talked to the Indian. Accord.
ing to Colonel McNab airplanes cngnJ ed
In the search for the missing aviators
landed at Indian Oasis several times.
He said. however. that the aviators be-
lieved they had traced the movements
Of the plane farther south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
SOUTH SIDE MAN
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Frederick Shafer, years old. OF 1888
Jacob street. died at the North Wheel
ing hospital last evening at S:S5 o'clock
following an illness OF several weeks.
Mr.. Shafer was admitted TO tho hos
pital yesterday morning in a critical
condition. Besides n widow he 10 sur
vlvcd by several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
COLORADO OFFICIALS
Continued from Psgs ons)
his ranch property.
Asks for Assistance.

his ranch property.
Asks for Assistance.
Sheriff Hall notified the Denver
police department, asking for assist.
ance. The sher'"f. six deputies and a
state ranger left for tho farm house,
while the Denver police departments
armored riot car, equipped with ma.
chine guns and two automobile loads
Of detectives, armed with sawed-off
shotguns, left for Greeley to joil IN
the pursuit.
Later In the afternoon. Sheriff Hall
reported to Denver by telephone that
he had arrived at tho ranch house but
that the men had left. Mrs. Gus
Downer, residing Just outside OF Gree
ley, reported that about $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon = man came TO her house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
THREE STEAMERS lcE-soUNo
Tues and Ice Breakers Go to Rescue
Of Boats in Lake Erie

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 81 Three
steamers carrying grain were ice
bound in Lake Erie. just below the
mouth OF the Detroit river today.
awaiting the assistance OF tugs and
ice breakers. while three other YES
sells we're continuing their battle
against ice foes in the st. Marys
river.
None OF the ships appeared to be In
danger and tugs may be available to-
day to free them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
Young Hoover Enthuses
In Radio Achievement

Hartford. Conn. Dec. o1.--The ANA
tour radio station Of Herbert Hoover,
Jr, a. Washington. II. G.. was heaSi by
amateurs in Switzerland. Tuesday. II
was announced at the American Radio
Hclay League headquarters today.
When he was notified today IN New
York. he wired tho league rs follows:
"TIooray, have operated from fttcenth
to twenty first. writing details now
lie il one OF about 1000 aTatcus
matchmaking in transatlantic tests
with British and French amateurs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
WOMAN APPOINTED PROFESSOR.

Toxic. Dec 2l.-Miss Konoko Yasui.
recently decorated with the order OF the
Sacred Treasure for her achievements
in the botanical science, has been APP
pointed assistant professor in the bot
any department OF Toxic university ard
Is the first woman to hold member
ship in the Imperial university faculty.
Miss Yasui has spent two years In Ger
many and the United States studying
nnfnnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
XMAS IN BETHLEHEM.
Children Will March To place Where
Christ Was Born.

Jerusalem, Dec. 21.-Christmas day
in Bethlehem will be marked this year
ty an unusual pilgrimage OF children
tt. the little church Of the nativity.
Five hundred boys and girls from the
American Near East Relief orphan.
ares in Jerusalem will march to Beth
lehcm with gifts made by them IN
their industrial school. which they will
place in the erotto where tradition
saws Christ was born. The gifts are
Of wood and metal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
"Ringside" a Frost
For the Dry S|euths

New York. Dec. 2l.--"The Eingside.
n new White Light cafe OF which benny
Leonard, lightweight champion pugillst'
is part owner. was raidcd tonight py
Is federal prohibition agents. IL was
jus, before the er-tn"a;re crowd mad
gathered. and the pgcnts found nci'AeE
guests nor liquor.
The cafe had hcen scarched twice De-
fore. although 1t Was opened only re-
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
IHaAL NOTICE
West Virginia.:

West virginia.
Be It remembered that at Special
Term OF the Circuit Court held for the
County Of Ohio. at the Court House OK
said County. on the 9Th day OF Decem-
Der. 1922. among other the following
proceedings were had.
In Hhe Matter Of the Petition OF VIII
liam Campbell. John w. Gray. John
II. Harris, Isaac w. Jones and VIII
liam b. Payne. The Board or
Trustees Of Eureka Lodge NO. 1901.
Grand United Order OF Odd Fellows
To Sell Real Estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
DIED

GAMES-On Wednesday. Dec. 20, 1922
at 1880 o'clock p. m. at the home o.
her son-in-law. Louis Beuier No.
Mt. Wood Road. JULIA a. VIE Q.
the late James c. Games. IN her 81
year.
Funeral services on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50. Friends respectfully invited.
lncerment at NJ Wood cemetery.