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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
OPEN SHOP PLAN MAY
Be ADOPTED BY THE
PRESTON OPERATORS

,'umhcrlard. Nd. Jun - -,rr! "r'
orators oc Preston County. W. Va "''
here tonight 10 consider plan" .""".:'-
t. resumption. /. J. li"rmaa {" 'h'
Au:ltu coal &C., presided. Th""" "'''
;y,crty-four. operators present ''iF"-
S.nting an UutI,Ut rC 2.@&I."'o "''. ''
matters cr rr.un,ug undo" "i" , r.n
w.@ di>",lSS..h \ ,"irm';i"" '''''i"'-'- .
If =. ". Guthrie. +. J. U"rnaH '"H !
V. Dod~oH. VAS appointed t. Inquire 81
TIL, Northern Nest virginia. coal "i'"-a-
tors association directors A. !" what
their policy regarding mining would -
.;tc~ April !. \ COMMITTEE" Wa ~"
appointed Ia draft n wHS" seal :" l''
p..sri.i.d at the next meeting "f Tres
'.,. County cnai "p""tt"rs. N"rd"r
l.,..ss N-GS.,,u was made chairman ~
i.l,. committee. The Commute" 70 call
ro ~, Northern West Virginia Cor!
,rur~i,urs' Association VIII set before 1t
49," I.rohIcm peculiar to III" coal n","'
90: ;il.. Cumberland district Of IN" Bat
:. ore and ONO Railroad. TN" Morgan
town and Kingwood Railroad and tn"
y st Virginia. Northern Ea!'r"ad, and
e., u~cn tho utr,!N.," 81 G"ciI;rS un"'
=: wage yolicy {" be adopted within the
immediate :uturc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
hary|ander Makes
Attack ON the Stuff
Amendment in Court

Wa,irr-;o". Jan. "i.-Ora. %rGam"":
~ two cases brought 20 tcS' the con-
stitu;ionnlity Of The Nineteenth or
won,-m suftraGc arIrndmeMt was con-
cludIi 'oIay in IT," $urr"m" coV";.
Certain Individual woman suffrage
iHadcr". WHO were permitted 10 inter-
vcnc. co0lNud"d. through their counsel.
George NJ Erady. that tho amen1!ms
power had been NaI!dl:' cNcrc! sod. and
:hAt tho court could not entertain tho
cases when brought hy Individuals who
had M direct persona! interest at issue.
William l.. Marhurr. Of Baltimore.
who closed roT the opponents Of the
amendment. assorted that III" amend
ment had the effect OF destroying IN the
senate tho equal representation of the
states rNrpetuaiy guaranteed hY the
constitution. lie described tho amend
mcnt as IAN attempt 20 rut Shacklcs on
our great dcmOrracy" and predicted
that unless til" court !ntertered and, SGT
the amendment aside the opponents Of
such methods Of "ffccting amendments
will change II Nhe ConSt!tut!"D ~
revolution n necessary"
He asserted that no constitution can
stand the strain which would ne placed
upon ours BY this amendment" ard
asked tho court 10 hold that there is no
grant % power IN tho constitution
which can Re exercised 20 dc"tro" I've
constitution Itself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

..,, =, their respective ncighhUrhoods'
nd signed by ,nough voters TO cohS''
iut. he rcuuirCd number. Wheh ''"'
...ueI. re all separately anu respcE nv
- yrIiL.d by tnn persons WHO """'''''
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yamc.. aye i"uud on tn" parts or pei
v."us ar l,I.l Voters
IS. 4 county court cannot REV" /"
grant t"" rr,y~l u s"''' i i''t''''',
anon tie rh,,rN li,r, N"t'it III N'+''.S
:, Veg. aGtv.tt. i 'Y Hrt.r"i"r H"''N'N'
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he. compliance with N"nd'u"ns express
Is :inuos,,i 10y The statute AMI '&"t"Nv"
81 it, uundatc."
The Wheeling Case
gr,o r..yr, IN an ,i.!r:un Wr.;rH by
I.d.:. lHtz. upheld III" pubic S'fI''r
,.u;un:isstum In determining. lhat II h''"
mo- Jurisdiction after a contract iA' -
rlrcd. and denied the r"!itH H'uGht 10y
tn. Wh.c,tnS Steel CORPORATION "@"'"''
,r,r ,ulit,. ..rl 30 commission HNt '"t
Wheeling Electric "omi'"'I!. ne 81 10"
vas haScd on Il contract made ny lhc
electric comp.." &" furnish '.cN'ft|
Night and power md II am Hoat I" I"
building owned hH iirnrN S'hn"'"1' T"
and ,lt,r Sold /" tn" 'ri""l '"rp"t ANU.
Wiz, m. ,,nidlug cE%nLcd names ''''
electric cu:njau$ Slhrc"l rates acc'F"
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,I..m a,at. tn petitioner allered'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

released ON bond after they had appear
nd IN answer the indictment charging
the Hatfield killing.
A.; three were found not SnIty IN Dc
ccnlber of the killing Of Ed th2mpsIS;
who fell at the same time with hatlirln
IN 4 pistol hatt!" on the court mousse
steps here last August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
PROCEEDING SECRET

Tho board or education met in secrs'
session last evening to consider "ha'
was said 70 be a delicate matter
Nothing was given Cor publication alter
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
A Stubborn Cough
Loosens Right Up
This homemade r"rn'dr l. won
der for auick results. tasty
aud rheSply made.
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Here is n homemade syrup which mil
lions 81 I--u"h' t4'" found 10 ~ the
most. ,rleulaii" oceans 81 breaking up
stubborn coughs. L. - chap and Sihi1l"'
l,ii very rr,r,ut IN action. nGcr ltS
hcSlir". sn"th'u" lr'!u"rc". chest sore
soc. rnr. rnlrym louscu~. hrcathIrg be
comes raN,"r. l!,r!'r% IN tHroa' Stops MnH
Won ,Ct \ cuuL nights rr~itri sleep. | ne
i,,uaI throat anI ,hr-L colds are con-
uu,r..i hy il ~ - houi> -" les. NUtnIn%
Lr,,,r Tor bronchitis. hulrN'ur-S. group,
throat tickle. bronchial a-thma or WIZ
Ter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup.
pour -, ounces 81 PIn"X lac. u!nL
hottie and fiji the bottle with PLAIN
pranulatei sugar syrup and shake thor,
ouchlv. II YOU prefer, Ia" c!sTLheI
Irula4Sce, money, or com syrup, lh>te3l
q; su"ar syrup. Either way. vnu ret
a mil 7lnl-a family smnpIr-"t ,nu'h
h.rtcr cuug& syrup than Y"u could huN
rnsuy made ;or tire" times the money.
N"cps perfectly and children .o'e lis
pleasant taste.
rin.x is 4 special and licnlv r"rcHn-
traced compound o. genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
its prompt healing effect upon the mem
brancs.
TO avoid disappointment ask v"nr
druggist for -, OUNCES Of Fin"N with
full directions. and cont a'r"r, "nv-
thing else. Guaranteed to CIV" absolute
satisfaction az money prompt" -
funded. The PIucA Co., It. NaNAc,
Ind.
, 1922-01-22
CASPER HUB OF
BIG INDUSTRY

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manufactured and sold to the world
approximately sis2. ooo. 900 worth O:
gasoline. lubr1cafing oils. petroleum
compounds. wax and other petroleum
produdts-
Through its rsnneries casper n thu
hub Of the oil Industry Of Wyoming.
These same refineries have made Gas
city In tho world Their annual pay.
roll spproximates sl2, ooo. 900.
Following tho trend Of oil develop
lmsnn Casper has been made the head.
quarters OF oil companies. supply
houses and other Institutions. Incl
dental to field and refinery develop
ment. which yearly add millions IN
wealth to Caspsr's assets
Cssper's unique location. as outiet
of the Lander valley and the Big Horn
Basin has made Il the jobbing center
OF central Wyoming. This field Is
scarcely tapped yet but the advent OF
huge jobbing houses here. already
in existence and contemplated. win en-
trench Caspers position during the
coming years
Casper Is also q division point Of the
Burlington and Northwestern railroads
and averages yearly greater freight
tonnage, due principally TO oil ship
ments, than many OF the great indus
trial cities OF the country.
Casper supports n packing plant
which has an employing capacity OF
100 persons. The Natrona Power com.
any furnishes electric service both
power and lights at q moderate ratio.
The plant Investment OF the company
here approximates 81. 200. 900.
A huge artificial ice plant capable
OF furnishing hundreds OF ions Of ice
daily 10 operated by the Casper leo
company. An adequate water plant
which provides water meeting govern
ment specifications 10 owned by the
municipality.
Casper has an approximate vaiua-
ton OF $4,000. 900. 1t Is the capital
OF Natroaa county which has an as
sessed valuation OF s6Lo0o. 900 all OF
which 10 tributary to Casper and finds
its outlet in this city.
1t is the home OF the best school
system in tho state cS wyoming and
many modern builAnss. including
eve modern grade school buildings,
a general high school and a new vo-
cational high school. which represents
Investment Of over $4,000 arc ope-
rated here.
During 1920 and 1921 Casper spent
approximately se.5oo.o 900 in municipal
improvements. including extension of
water and sewer systems to provide
adequate protection and service 70
every section Of the city.
Casper is now INT OF the most I'm
portant cities of two. automobile high
ways, the Grant Memorial highway
which extends from Chicago to Port
land. Ore. and the Yellowstone high
way which il Topped with the Park to
Park highway affording continuous
avenue to visit all national parks in
the western country.
Nearly every religious denomination
, 1922-01-22
GREEN River is
RAILROAD TOWN

Green River. on the Union Pacific
railroad. 800 miles west Of Cheyenne
and 17s miles East OF Ogden. Is also
the division point and terminus Of the
Oregon Short Line.
Grsen River IS one OF the most i'm.
portant railroad towns IN the state
with extensive shops located there. II
Is also the county seat OF Swectwater
county. The city electric lights. an
excellent water and sswsr system. fine
schools and churches and a large ca,,p.
tic soda works.
The hunting n fishing is very fine
IN this section OF the state. Green
River. had before prohibition, the larr.
bst brewery in the state. II still hss
i but is not working. The own IA
the headquarters for the stockmen OF
sweetwa.er county.
The population of Green River is
Approximately 1000.
, 1922-01-22

lis represented In Casper. An sects
have erected handsome new structures
or contemplating erection Of now
homes during the coming
Blessed with an Adequate supply OF
water Furnished By tho North Platte
river. with central location. facility for
advancement, Abundance OF natural
gas for fuel and with the spirit OF prog
ress. tho accomplishments OF the past
Will soon be outstripped by the under
takdngs Of the future.
The Casper-Alcovn irrigation project
which contemplates opening I'd 1885,
600 acres Of Land tributary to Casper.
Is q matter of future accomplishment.
Government surveys have shown the
project feasible. Adequate supply or
water II contained In the Pathfinder
dam TO transform the district covered
from an arid stock nazing Ian Into
an AREA which viii afford homes for
potential thousands
In the accomplishments Of the past
and the undertakings OF tho future.
the strong financial institutions OF
Casper have played and will play an
important role. During the past year
these institutions cleared In excess OF
$50. 600. 900. Tho banking institutions
OF Casper have kept pace with tho city.
Casper's chamber OF commerce.
Boosting OF 1900 members and the
largest perapits membership OF any
city in the country, has done much to
foster the growth OF the city and as
sist in Its upbuiiding during the past
few years.
In addition to Its on resources Cas-
per IL he center OF vast rural inter-
, 1922-01-22

mile feeder Of its main line. Two
other Wyoming short lines, the Colo
rado. Wyoming a Eastern, extending
from the Union Pacific ut Laramie
into northern Colorado, and the wyo.
Ing q Missouri Valley. IN Crook
county. were IN distress during 1921
but at he end of the year have brighter
prospects. A receiver has bean named
for h former and hopes to b. able
to place It on a paying basis. and the
latter, after long financial involvement,
finally was sold under the hammer to
the chief creditor. by whom It now
is being operated.
Approximately 500 miles Of high
ways were constructed in Wyoming
during 1921. OF which 200 miles was
financed Jointly by the state and fed
eral governments and of enduring
character. A state bond issue of 81
500 .ooo was authorized early In the
year and enabled continuation of the
comprehensive highway construction
previously planned and undertaken.
The 1922 building program walls for
a ason OF continuous activity that
will add several hundred more miles
to the graded and maintained high
way system OF the state. Provisions
of better highways is resulting in a
steady increase in tho number of mo
tor tourists visiting Wyoming. APP
proximately 100. 900 such visitors were
in tho state during periods OF varying
length in 1921 and these. with so. 900
others who came by rail. spont. Il is
estimated between 5000. 900 and ST.
900. 900 IN the state.
Irrigation Projects.
A number OF important irrigation
projects were developed during 1921,
construction Of which will continue
during 1922. These projects, and
others definitely contemplated. will
add half a million acres to the cult
waited lands within tho state. The fed
eral reclamation budget now in prepa-
ration allots $685. 900 for continuation
OF development of the Pathfinder,
Shoshone and Riverton projects.
4 Wyoming banks and other financial
enterprises weathered the trying fnan-
cial situation of 1921 triumphantly.
There were q few bank failures In the
state during the year. In each instance
Of Q small state or private bank.
and IN almost every instance the loss
TO depositors was small. Tho banks
OF the state cooperated enthusiastic
ally with the federal government for
relief Of distressed industries.
A revival Of building actfvity n well
under why at the end Of 1891.
, 1922-01-22
CHEAP FUEL IS :
ONE TREASURE

Continued from Pngs II
cubic feet Of fret awaiting the release
In that direction.
The towns OF the state which al
ready know the advantages Of gas
as q commercial fuel include Powell.
Cody, Frannis. Lowell. Cowisy. Grey
bull. Thermopoiis. Basin. Riverton
and Casper.
The frs, gas was piped to Casper
by the New York on company. Over
IS miles OF pipeline costing approx
metely 1000. 900. brought the gas
here from the Poison Spider and
South Casper Creek feids.
Since tho advent of this line the
Producers a Renners company work
ing in conjunction with the Midwest
company has piped gas from the Ma
honey dome field to Casper. a dis
lance OF 90 miles and the Investment
represents millions OF doilarsL
The next largest project for open
Ing a market for the gas resources
of the state was undertaken by the
Ohio on company In an so-mfle line
which WA buit from the Elk Basin
held to Billings. This line will have
a capacity OF about so, 00o. 900 cubic
feet OF gas a day which viii adequate
~ take care Of Billings. Mont, and
intervening cities In Wyoming and
Montana
Most Of the other lines IN north
ern Wyoming except the line running
between Byron and GreybuIi which Is
IL miles in length and which was
constructed by tho Illinois Pipeline
company are incidental to the main
lines which have been run great dis
tances to md markets for the vast
gas which are available in
this state.
, 1922-01-22
POPULATION ON
RAPID Increase
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This II an outstanding example Of
what a sugar factory will do in a
good irrigated district.
All other cities with few exceptions
have shown steady and permanent
growth.
, 1922-01-22

A speed record has Just been es-
tabiished for turtles. It is one mile
In four q This only thing slow
err is a German r~sparationn payment.
Burlington News.
, 1922-01-22

Strawberries are offered at 90 cent
a quart The price viii remind most
people that Strawberries at this sea
son are likely to be a-our.-Dotroit
Free Press.
, 1922-01-22

Prudden. King & Prudden. i12o-za
stsger Bldg. Chicago. IN; use Fifth
New York City; Globe Bldg
Boston. Mass Copies Of the Daily
Tribune = on Gle In h New York
Chicago and Boston Offices and visit
ors are welcome
, 1922-01-22

We carry the well known line of Corbin
Builders Hardware. Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
LA BELLA REVISTA
"MUNDIAL"

Por el "Montevideo" han llegado 4
numeros de la esplendida Revista
"Mundial", que Sc publica en- Madrid.
con la mas franca acogida del publico
no solo en- Espana, donde tan bellas re-
vistas Sc hacen, sino de todos los paises
de lengua eSpanola.
"Mundial" desde ell primer momento
Sc puso q la cabeza de todas las publ
caciones ilustradas, y conserva ese pues.
to, hacienda que cada numero que sale
sea superior al anterior. Estos cuatro
numeros que nos ha traido Ell ultimo
correo de Espana, son una cosa defini-
tiva.
Nuestros lectores recordaran que. Ia.
Casa Cantero, Fernandez Inc, es Ia
agente exclusive para Puerto Rico, de
la Revista "Mundial' ell semanario
mas artistico que We la luz en- lengua
espanola.
Precios de suscripcion $225 trimes.
ire, pago anticipate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
UNA SENORA DE LA HABANA
RESPONDE A LA LLAMADA DEL DEBER
Ansiosa de ayudar otros, pubhca un
testimonio complete de su case.

Otro maravilloso testimonio en- elo-
gio de Tanlac, que sera leido con inte-
res por todos los enfer1nos de Puerto
Rico, 10 di6 a conocer hace unos dias,
la Sra Ana Morales de Pena con resi-
dencia en- la Gale Vapor "a, Habana,
Cuba
Nunca habia pensado en- permitir
que, mi nombre Sc usase en- relacion con
una medicina, nj hablar de mis- males
al publico", dijo la seHora de Peha,
"Tanlac me ha conducido desde el Dor
de de la tumba a un estado de razo-
nable buena salud, y tanto el sentido
del deber como la gratitud, me obligan
referir mi case con la esperanza de
ser t1til los denas.
Made podia haberse hallado en- I'm
estado tan deplorable como 20, cuan
do comence a tomar esta maravillosa
medicina. Estoy dispuesta va a Co
menzar mi quinta botella, y una ve2
mas puedo dedicarrne a mis- quehace
res domesticos Y me siento mas fuer
te cada dia.
"Desde mi nifiez sufri de debilidad
del estolnago, pero la pase mas o me
nos bien hasta el 1914, cuando empect
empeorar a gran prisa. Desde enton
ces he tenido semanas seguidas en- que
casi no podia retener NADIA en- ell este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11

mago. Mi dieta corriente estaba for
mada de sopa, pan y cafe. Cualquier
alimento substancioso me producia SUI
frimiento intense me enfernaba a
tai grado que no podia retenerlo.
"El estrenimiento cronico era tam
bien una parte de mi NAL, para 10 cual
estaba siempre tomando purganteS
fuertes, que me dejaban tan mala CO.
mo antes y quizas peor. Habia gasta-
do todo ell dinero del que podia dispo-
ner en- mi deseo de encontrar alivio,
pero NADIA me produjo los resultadOs
deseados, sino hasta que enContrG
Tanlac.
Eel % de Mayo del corriente' ano
conpre mi prilnera botella de Tanlac
las Pildoras Vegetables de Tanlac Y
mi mejoria Sc hizo aparente casi desde
el principle. Ahora va no sufro de es-
trenimiento tengo el estomago en- tan
| buen estado que puedo conner y digerir
todo 10 que deseo. va no tengo eruc-
tos agrios, nj me molesta mas el in
somnio, del que sufri tanto. Tanlac
ha sido de verdad el que me ha sal
vado la vida Y yo lie elogiare mientras
viva"
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las farma-
cias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
ASE-BALL
GRANDES DESAFIOS DE BASE
BALL EN- PONCE.
Las Estrellns DOminicdnds u ell Ponce
empGt0h pOr la maHGn0.
POR LA TARDE LOS LEONES DIE
RON NUEV CEROS A LOS
DOMINICANOS.

| Ponce, Octubre 9.-Ayer vOlvi6 a
clavar el team Ponce la bandera de
la victoria en- Ia Gina del campo pc
| loteril pOrtOrriquefiO al sostener dos
mdtchS con las 'Estrellas Dominica
| mas, empatandO en- ell juego de la ma
| mana con una anotaci6n de cuatro a
cuatro; V triunfando por la tarde con
| un score de dos cerO.
No hay que hablar sobre Ia algeria
desbordante que prOdujo en- esta ciu-
dad Ia noticia de que los Leones del
Sur habIan Obsequiado al club visi-
tante' con el consabidO collar. El nu-
merosO p1blico que invadfa ell Play
Gr0und Sc echo a la pista al ter
minar ell glorioso desaffo, aclam6 fire.
tenicamente los jugadOres pOncefOs,
que ahora, al venir las 'Estrellas Do
minicanas" para luchar contra nues-
tros teams, como en- pasadas epocas.
deja colocadO bien alto el pend0n Pc
loteril riqueiiO.
Nos parece que este resurgimiento
de los va marchitos laureles de la Pc
lota ponceiia Sc debe a que los players
, de aquf Sc avinieron a nombrar cou-
chers V Sc ajustaron a los consoles
que les daban los directories de los
juegos. sin pretender ninguno hacer
10 que 81 quisiera.
Ell Dfa de Colon, II de octubre o
Dfa de la Raza, volveran enfrentar-
Sc ell 'MayagiieZ' V las 'EstrellaS Do
minicanas'. en- ell play ground de la
ciudad del Oeste. 81 los cardenales
del amigo Luciano practican muchO Y
iuegan con cabeZa, pueden ganarle a
los dominicanOs, pues sc ha demOstra-
do que ellOs son muy buenOS players
de base ball, pero aquf en- Puerto Ri
co abundan tambi6n los que saben Pc
gar la pelota para que Sc pierda de
vista cogerla cuandO viene htteddd,
aunque uuele cchdndO cdndelG. San
gre frfa, malicia suerte, deseamos n
la nOrcnd del buen amigo Tony.
Sc ha dicho aquf que ell pr0Ximo
domingo jugaran las "EstrellaS' otra
vpz en- nuestro Play Ground, pero con
un escogido, con un picked team, la
noticia tiene sus opositores. Alegase
que 81 el club "Ponce" ha pOdidO ven
Ger en- dos de los cuatro mdtchs sos
tenidos con las "DOminicanas Stars ,
empatando en- un iuego V perdiendo
en- el otro., no hay raZ0n o fundamen-
to para que ambos teams no vuelvan
a verse las caras medir sus fller-
zas.
Abundan tambien los que dicen ser
oportuno dar un nuevo chance Il Opor-
tunidad las "Estrellas' para que Sc
desquite o reconoZca, 81 pierde con
Ponce, que los LcOncs del Sur juc-
gan mas que ellos.
No queremos mezclarnos en- ese
asunto V 10 dejamOs al sano juicio de
Tony, one es el que manda en- este ca
so.
Fdndtico del Sur.