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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
.BISONS DRILLING TO
SMEAR AERIAL GAME

Tho frS, TWO prar'is" sessions ihi@
week for tho Ei>"u consisted or ih"''
,urh hr!lI in tho art ot Sm"ar'rS '""'
ward passes. Rcthauy'S shaving sat
urday against Grovc tt,y College "a1
wocrul on the forward pass dcichs"
Coaches Morrow and Easterday lost ~
time this week IN getting the mon down
to work and by tie time u" hA"I
whistle olrv las, night the EuN,i'"S
were mitch Improved i""NinG 'GGr"'
CATION N tin. department. T"r f@>"h
incutrrv d. not mean ~ let d"NH or
this. however. aud considerable OF the
remaining. practise time viii be taken
up wi,h al sorts "t defense work.
That the EuftaloS are expecting a
tough workout saturday istrla!n. |" he
seen, for over AN hour Of yesterdays
practice was spent on tutoring several
likely looking drop-kirkcrs. II Is hard
to say who Will take care OF the drop
kirEin. Saturday but Randolph. Kelley
.aPoar, and I.!ddcvdalc all made credit
able showing Yesterday. Al any rate the
Bic green aggregation Is figuring on
trying Tor the extra points and perhaps
the above mentioned men will hANr
ample opportunity TO display their AMI
~ against the New Brunswick college.
The injured list has no; dwnGled
much thus far hut with tho help OF two
trainers tho coaches hope 10 have m"st
OF the wrinkles ironcd out by tho time
tho green and white cree leaves on FRI
day BETHANY will suffer much from the
los sof look IN tho coming encounter.
MAYER, howevre. showed up well At the
terminal job and may land regular
consignment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

3Sla-A clever adaptation Of the Sc'-
sons best style For wear "n any &C
ras:ru the blouse may Il" of chltl"".
crepe lie chine or net, and tho dress Of
gCorsctte. trlcolette. tatieta. taiilc, or
velvet; The style - good for serS'
vclours. duvetyn. Cabardin". twii' ana
check or plaid Suiiing, "ith men, S!i"
or madras for the blouse.
The Pattern Is cut in sizes: l6. Is
and 20 Years An IS year size Will re
CURE pa yards Of 81 inch material io'
the Gutmpc. and 3's yards OF "a in'A
material for the dress. The width OF
the skirt is az Yards. at the foot.
a pattern Of ,hss illustration maiiel
IN any address on receipt Uf y cents
in silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainIH.Scnd
!? cents to The lnte!liS,ncer o'hce'
Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

Of Europe and later ;hs Orient ~ MT.
Hall and Mrs. Mills one OF the letters
deals frankly with making Of arrange
ments. it is said, for Mrs. Mills TO i've
in an Ep!Ecopallan home. while. waiting
for the rector 10 obtain a divorce.
In Germany. tho letters show. the
couple planned to study art. Then they
pa!nned In devote themselves TO travel
Mos, Of tho letters said 20 have heen
written by .hc rector 10 Mrs. NILS pear
,hc salutatior My Dear GYPSY.
This salutat:on-"GypSy" d.
roc; hearing on ono Of tho main cues
of Tho case. the police believe. Nhen
The rector was murdered he was wear
Ing a gold t!c-clasp. which. II 's sal"
was given "a him BY the choir singer.
Il bore the single initial C.
Brother Summoned.
Tho county prosecutors, It was learned
tonight. have summoned Henry stephens
= brother Of Mrs. Hall, 70 New huns
wick for questioning. The brother
makes his homo III Lavallet'e. y. }.
The Somerset county authorities. in
searching the countryside for witnesses.
said tonight that they had found living
on a little rocky farm, not far from
the Philips place. a peasant woman
who came from the south or Europe
several years ago. ard upon the death
Of relatives In New Brunswick moved
on to the little farm which she began
TO buy under a heavy mortgage.
This woman has informed detectives
that on the day preceding the double
murder she eaw 4 woman walking ABOUT
the philips farm. and apparently study
ing the maze OF lanes and trails which
lead into 4 from the main throughfare'
E.aston avenue.
Followed the woman
Their informant. the detectives SAID
told them she became interested in the
woman and went 10 the fence 10 her
farm 10 see who she was. She never
seen her before but several days after
the murder she said she saw the WON
ans picture In a New Brunswick news
paper. where she was referred TO AS
one Of the porm!nent figures in the
Eall-Mills case"
Further inquiries, the detectives de-
clarcd. revealed that the mortgage or
the little farm recently has been lifted
with the payment Of lump sum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
MINER INJURED

George Kline. IS years old. OF Ray
laud. OHIO, suffered a broken ankle when
caught under fall "t stone Yesterday
afternoon a, the Raylard cry Goal
mine.
Mr. Kline was admitted 10 the Mar
tins Ferry hospital and Was reported 10
be resting a. well IS could be ca
pccted" n a late hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
WILLIAMS SERVICES

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna W:l-
liams - years old. OF Sl@@ Lon street,
who died Sunday following brief vi
ness viii probably he bold "Wednesday
afternoon from her lat" residence.
Mrs. Williams was the wife Of Henry
NJ Williams She was born In Wales
England. but came to this country more
than thirty wears ago. Resides her hus-
hand she is survived by .tw" sons and
three dANENtnrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
CHAIRMAN HuLL's VIEW

Washington. Oct. l6-TLe letter or
President harding TO Representative
MondeN prais!ug the work Of congress-
which WAS made public yesterday. was
declared by Chairman rordrll Hull .,
the Democratic national committee IN
a statement tonight Ia h" in effect 4
plea FOR the Perfection &C MS Repuhi!-
can dn-ro;htnc congress"
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U. S. DRY RULING
Continued from Page ons)

plain the status of foreign ships in U.
S. ports"
The Amba dor and his wife Sonora
Gayanos. had tortuous trip from the
cari,al. he said. as blowouts delayed
them four hours hut when he entered
the Windsor Hotel ne was geniality
Itself Having reserved a suite in ad-
vance they went to II imme diately. A.
the pontifcal high mass to be celebrated
In tho monastery this morning he will
he given a place OF honor near the altar.
They intend TO return TO Washington
Thursday.
Spain Like Other Nations.
Efforts To have the Annba ssador give
a hint Of the sentiment aroused by tho
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CONTINUED from Page ons)
FOR SALE-FARMS

Around GAINESVILLE. Ohio. located on
and near one Of the greatest thorough
fares IN the United States. Tn" Na''"na
Pike. Muskingum County = now huid'
ing one Of the larsrst electric power
plants IN the United states, costing
ana lano will soon rise IN value.
liN acres ono mil" o. pike. f'v" miles
Of GAINESVILLE. new house aud on public
road. fair outhuili.uGS S,inh."o.
100 acres on NatiOua! TIC. good hu.ii,
irgs. within seven miles ~ the city %!
GAINESVILLE. Price SlNonHNn
Is acres. ono and rs.half MI" Of
national Pike. win new house and barn
rr'ce s2.SOn.Ho.
send for pr.cc Est and address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
CApIz BOY DIES HERE.

Loren Neville Sevcn-vear-oId san or
Mr. and Mrs. John Neville. Of tadiz. o."
died az the Ohio Valley General hos
pital las; evening at SIS O'Clock.
The Ncvil l'h"y was admitted 10 the
hospital yesterday Afternoon NJ O'Clock
In a serious condition for medical treat
men;. Tho body will be sent 10 Cad'z
this morning for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
RIpD FUNERAL,

"In"rsl services for Mrs. Alice Kidd,
who died SUNDAY afternoon following n
hr:cr illness. will y" bold This morning
a; 70 o'clock n the A!tmercr 6 Mccoy
Funeral residence. Fourteenth and E0tf
streets pr Z II. Robinson. uf the
First United Presbyterian rhurrh. Will
nsGria.c. Eur;al VIII J." mad" IN the
Union cemetery At = 'lni"s'!!le. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
wANrED-SALESMEN

statesmen - Experienced luoricaNnS
oils and grease statesmen :" sci!
Pennsylvania oils. Exclusive protect"
territory. Liberal commission Ne
puhlic Products Co. Prospect h'he..
Cleveland, Ohio. NN''"!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

STAMM-On Sunday. October 10. 1922
at Wheeling Hospital. MRS. JOHN
". STAMM IN her 5ist year.
Funeral service in the par!ors Of the
AltmHyer and McCoy Funeral Resi-
dcucs Fourteenth and Eoft SITS. Tues.
day afternoon AZ O'Clock. Frieuds
Of the family are invited TO attend.
lnterment in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
ARREST IMMINENT
Confined Prom Page oua)
working independently on tho case AZ
III" direction Of Governor Edwards.
Change of Front.


working Independently on tho case AZ
III" direction Of Governor Edwards.
Change of Front.
The county Prosecutors nf N;d!tcseN
md Somerset counties declined :" :nt!-
mat" the trcrd Of ,hc!r --latest inI"stiGa-
ton or what Inw;y discovered evidence
ha led 'hcT With suvpris:n" sw!!tn"ss
from u po,r: nf vicw that lh"r would
welcome any and AL aid which tn" STAT"
could rive. aroUrd 10 tho convection nat
no situation was rosy aga n and 'hat
Cu'l l!Cn' on the case was only mat
ter Of hours
TWO Handkerchiefs.
Tho latest clues brought into the case,
the New Brunswick police said to-niG ht.
were two handkerchiefs found on the
Phillips farm o" TIE Sunday following
the discovery Of tho two bodies. ire
authorities refused 10 diVulge the ihcn-
lily Of the persons who had turned tho
h?ndkerch!-fs over IN ,ha police. One
Of them is said 70 he 4 mans large
white linen handkerchief. It had no
identifying marks Tho second was
smaller. lace trimmed. and bore the mi
.!al IS"
Probe Wire Tapping.
Charges OF wire tapping made nv Mrs.
Hall. widow Of tho slain rector, the
county prosecutors and Eairh NJ. Gors-
line, q Icstryman In the rcctor's church.
who was questioned TWO weeks ago oy
tho rnlica in their efforts 10 establish
the time Of tho double shooting. are be-
ing investigated ny the police.
Tho ton letters which Charlotte Mills.
daughter of the slain woman, answered.
through her attorney. were In her pos
session. and which she said proved the
friendship between the rector ana nor
mother was only rla,oniC. arr dated
from TlcsCorG. Maine. and bear dates or
last August. II became known to-day.
Tho authorities have MT seen these
letters" said Julius Braun. private de-
etctivc retained Ivy Charlotte. and We
do not intend to disclos" the contents
now. We arc holding them until the
proper time. when we expect 10 produce
them to some purpose"
Their Letters.
Tho I'm letters. It has been learned
definitely from another source. however.
contain in detail the plans FOR tour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS
DIED

KIpp-on Sunday October Is. 1a:2 at
40 =. m. at hN- late residence SIS
18th St. MRS: ALICE T.. KIDD in
her 4@th yea.
Funeral services in the pdriors of the
Altnc!er and Mccoy Funeral Resi-
dsnce Fourteenth and Eoft SIS. Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
Ot the family are invited TO attend.
Interment Union Cemetery, ST. Cla!rs-
VILE. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

The cleveland e Western comHar"
HAS numerous mines ~ eastern thiv
West Virginia and feHus' wanna ana
maintains large docks az l'uin'h. Mimi.
Two mines IN tins immeGlLte N'inl'N
arc owned and operated Icy tho company
They ars the johnson. at ripC creek anu
Tho Franklin AZ St"wartSNillc. ONO.
The company furnishes thousands or
tons Of coal 10 the RceCa Bottom plant
or the American Gas 4 Electric ""mro-
ny. the fuel being transported b! river
from the johnson mine to the power
plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
INCREASE WAGES
Of YARDNASTE

Chicago. OCT. 10 Ey the Assoc!a' ed
!'~-s --Nu clg#t hour day with over
iirn". which Is said 10 amount 10 nearly
a % per cent increase in pay was grant
.d To- appro\imat,Iy 1000 lardmasters
on II class one railroads and at SIX
switching terminals by the Initeh
States Railroad Labor board today THIS
is the first time ia" board has rStah-
iishcd rules and Working conditions Tor
vardmastcrs who now arc CLASSIFIED as
subordinate officials and subject 10
the hoard's jurisdiction under the trans
purtati0n act.
nv establishing the eight hour day
win nro-rata overtime wages the yard
masters affected virtually have been
awarded z - per cent wage advance. &c
rnrdinr 10 +. s. EldrfdEe. president Of
the Railroad Yardmasters Of America
Tho organization Is inicrnational IN
scope with members in pnth Inc lh'leu
States and Canada
The ruling affects all Nardmaster9
ON TIE roads involved except such gen
eral yardma stcrs a. were ClasSed as OF
fiCtals under ruling OF the inter
state Commerce Commission last NO.
ycmher At least twelve roads and
yardma stcrs have agreements with tho
railroad which Will govern in those
cases.
Pennsylvania Excluded
The Delaware and La"kawanna, the
PENNSYLVANIA aud the Illinois Central
RI ilroads we're excluded from the decl-
sionS today W. l.. McMen!mer. labor
member of the board. although contend
ing that those tire" roads were pro-
rerly before the board IN the matter.
voted to exclude them in order 10 OBJ,
tain a decision which otherwise would
have failed for lack OF one vote.
The rules provide that Nardmasters
required 10 work seven days week
shall be given two days off each month.
The yardma sters association - said
10 have n membership Of between 1000
md : 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
LOCAL CONCERN
FACES VERDICT
FOR S404,279
Deal With Main Island Creek
Company Results In Largest
Court Assessment.

,-iavc and. OHIO. nc' II. \ N"r'''t
~ StNIc72 wae returned "a federal
court here today ~ fave" 80 -" MAJ"
Island treck Coal company. 80 Hunt.
inGtoc. W. Va against he 'l"\cta"h
& Western coal company The ~n',
was Over a contract wherein tn" t""
firms bound themselves /" NN'hanS"
coal tho d!TNrsn"" between tn" cN-
changes ~ 20 settled on = basis -; >'N
dollars 4 ton net for run Of nan" coal
Court attaches say this = tn" largest
ye-dIcr ever returned IN the local i'u-
cral cuur, IN civil action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
roR REnr-FuAN1sHED ROOMS

rop EF,ST-One or two furnished
housekeeping rooms on Island. No OBJ
,ec,ton to children. Inquire 100 chap
OCtlG-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

India lizards are hunted fer their
skins which are AsAAD into many nsaful
arttclAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

LOST-DIamond ring valued as keep
sake. probably IN Greenwood. sun
day. October 18TH. Reward. ihonc
l53l-M Wheeling. OctI'-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
BURIED YESTERDAY.

Carries Seidler. 1908 Wood street.
Jameg W. GIL. 1921 lind street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
Good Farms Cheap

zoo a. fine laying land large orchard
all kinds fruit. Tractor and all moo
crn machinery now being used. Good
q ronn house slate roof. basement baru
4nxsu with large straw she'd. large new
m,rhiucri. shed. corn crib. wagon Shcu,
rnr,ur and otnur buildings. Located
ON good main road mile from Il. X.
St,iInu and miles 20 County seat
carbide lighting system, new water siN-
rom and new Silo l&A3.. rte" or this
farm SIS per acre.
I"4 \ Good seven room mousse STATE
roof naintcd. good new basement, barn
naintcd slate roof size o6X'6 other
buildings. Spring water in house an"
hnrn 80 peach trees and other fruit.
FINEST crop corn this year TO he seen.
Al. miles to County Seat, Price $4,000
9Th terms to suit YOU
Also so acres we'll improved and fine
land 81. 900. Less than the value Of The
A. 4 fair improved aud good orchard.
sIt5".
Write your wants or come TO
wa,hevs Station. from Wheeling VIA
" 4 l.. f.. TO DnlonvaiH O.. then north
on \. Y. =. Expenses paid If mtsrep.
resented.
E. (. Wallace
oAzzolltou. o. 1outs Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17
LOST AND FOUND

IOST-If the person VII" i@oN White
sweater from the scottish kIie
Cathedral about two weeks aHo VIII r.
turn same to that place Immediately
reward will be given. 'cti'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

LOST--YIeavy. black lap-robe Saturday,
September :. out pike going East from
Oak Park. Reward II returned. Woods.
ALL c4o Octli-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

STOLEN-A, Hundred. ". Va. Ford
Touring Car. 1916 model. West Viz
ginia license NJ. cans. Motor No.
l"u2296 Reward. octl'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

LoST-septembe "S. neck piece OF Ger
man Fitch fur. Please notify MISS
Nevada Ernst. NouAdsynle. ", Va
Oct11-l
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H. R. VIM

AraMngton Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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WANTED-Two experienced autoroen"
mechanics. Bruce IT. SCahriSht %'iV
Jacob Street. raoHe Wheeling l'|@.
Octl$-t
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vANTHD-AALD

WANTHD-AA1D
Ws.,srn I-n,op. OctlI.i
WANTEp-FNHeriauc p'umberN ana
steam filters. Amply ~ person. steam
Electric Co. lic0 Market -; octlo-'
WANTEp-Ry ". and l.. l.. Ry. Com
pauy for service a. Pin" valley
D.llonvale. SIX mach'ulStS, SIX boher-
makers aud SIX handy man. Arrange
ment can BE- mads 1" l.V" in wheeling
or Martins Ferry. Transportation Wiz
be furnished between these points and
Fine VALLEY. Apply {. ". Henry. ven
eral Agent IS city Bank EldS.. Wheel
Ing. ". Va. Octl4-a
WANTED-Two experienced aut"roHn"
mechanics. Bruce H. ScahriSht "'iV
Jacob Street. raone Wheeling i'|-.
Octl4-t
WANTED-M achjuc,sc. experienced in
making dies and building machinery.
Steady jon :" right man. StN;" expert
encc and Wages wanted. Address X. l."
&. Bon IS ,y,y. Oct,4-j
WANTED complete crews for
Shee; NGi work., ais" Watchers.
catchsrs. par heaters N'r- steady "orN
Call al tho office ~ address, can"nshurS
Steel and Iron NoCns. Ca0onsnnrE'
Pennsylvania OCttS m
W 4 y r l. p-B y !
TO SELL
THE lNTE IL O. I. y { ( Il
MORN INCiS
FORE SCHOO l.
office 1905 Market st.
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Tho 'cn letters It has been learned
definitely from another source. however
contain in detail tho plans for tou!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

WANTEp-Ex2eriauc plumbers and
steam filters. Arply ~ person. steam
Electric Co. ltG0 Market -. Octlo-l
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21
 POLICY MUST
 COME SOON
(Continued from Page D.

l J.
 Stories from London and Berlin to the effect that the United States is now negotiating for the appoint n1ent of a commission of -irlari:an resources and fix a reparation figul e met with general denial here today. The stories attrib ated such a move to the suggestion of the German chan cellor, Wilh elm CunO, and he Tinted State Chamber of Commerce
 CContinued from Page One)
 At the State Department it was merely said there was nothing to the Der of Commerce 1t was denied the Chamber had ever approached the State Departn1nt with such a plan.
 T think I certainly would know if there was anything of the sort go- ing on, but so far as I know there is nothing to it, Eliot Goodwin, vice president of the National Chamber informed International News Service today.
 The stories probably originated, i. was said today, from the fact that only a short time before he became chan cellor. pr. Cuno, was in the United length with government officials and leading American businessmen con- cerning the separations tangle and what America could do to solace 1t.
 Dr. Cuno at that time frankly told American officials including President Harding and Secretary Hughes that Germany would like to see America 'referee'' the reparation controversy It is, therefore, of some significance that no sooner did Cuno become chan cellor than Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt, Ger man ambassad dor, followed up the Cuno policy by informally approach ing the State Department with q some what similar suggestion.
 As exclusively reported by Interna- tional News Monday, MT. Wiedfeldt, suggested to Secre etary Hughes that America propose to France and Great Britain the formation of an interna- tional commission of experts to inves- tigate and render a report on Ger many's ability to pay
 Without committing the govern ment one way or another. the State Department accepted the suggestion along with a. lot of others and is now putting them all through the sounding out" process in both Paris and London.
 In the face of many runors and re- ports from abroad. administration of cials reiterated today there will De no specialization of the American policy nor decision as to moves, be- fore President Harding and Secretary Hughes have had ample opportunity to confer with Col. George Harvey who Is due here from London about the time the Allied premiers resume their meeting in Paris
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-21

Alfred E., Teness, alderman from the Fifth district and chairman of the aldedmanic Finance committee, who introduced the resolution into the council Monday Night resembling the S1,300, 00C school bond issue said today that the statement made pub lie today by Lynn w. Wilson that local architec1 would not be Subser- vient to a High schoo le1Jpert would have no effect on the councils ac- tion.
 "The Board of Education has got to stop ,nOnkeying with the Board of Aldermen" MT. Veness declared waxing warm on the resembling sub iact. He said that official notifica- tion from the board would be neces- sary before further action on the bonds would be taken. The Board of Educa ton Man have to ask for a, meeting with the Finance committee before recisi3u of the reset nding or der will be acted upon."
 A member of the Bocrd of Educa- ton asked to express his opinion of MT. Veneses views said: 'I am re- minded of the old saying. What a long tail our kitty has got