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FACTOGRAMS

Scrap rubber, spread on in liquid form, is
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The bite of the American tarantula, long
PECULIARLY believed to be deadly poisonous, is
now known to be little worse than a bee
sting.
Kentucky blue grass grows successfully in
well-fertilized lawns in Alaska.
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eral, familiar to many through its use for
windows in heating stoves, has now become
so essential in electrical industry that the
larger electrical-supply manufacturing COM
panies own and operate their own mines
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
HOUSE DISCUSSES
NAVY FUEL CUT.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
SUPPORTS ACTION
Madden Says Cut Was Made
on Advice of Naval Ex-
pert, But Would Not
Divulge Name.

WASHINGTON, Mar. The discussion
Of the amount OF fuel the navy Will
need for the rest OF the fiscal year
reached the floor uf the house touay
when Chairman Madden. of the aPpFo-
Driations committee. in opening DEBATE
on the governments second deficiency
hilI for the wear, declared in reference
10 IN, disDutc over fuel Oil that thlS
WAS the first time in framing the mea-
sure that naval experts had failed 10
!sc the Spcctre OF IN impending war
with Japan.
Mr.. Madden added that in emitting the
figure for fuel oil from around sI-'-
Oo0. 600 to s6,0O0,000 the committee mao
reached its conclusions on basis OF
4 million and a quarter a month WHICH,
according TO one Of the best men III
The navy, whose name l Will no, men
ton. will suffice"
OFFICIALS at the navy department, now
over. tonie!t disagreed with th!a g.
Innate asserting that even If every
shin in the navy. 1T home or ABROAD
ve-c brought to anchor Immediately
nnd kent Idle until July l, next. me
lucl bill at the end OF the year "o"!u
cycccd the limit the appropriations COM
mi:tce has proposed by at least man a.
million dollars.
|, was made clear By department. o..
nc!als that the general order d!rec'".N
that all naval vesSels except thoSc !"
,be Far East. the Near Eas: ard IN
Mexican and South American waters
stop steamirs where they arc and re-
r,ain at anchor or at dock until the enn
NJ the fiscal year could not be DELAYED
many days without greatly increaslns
the probable fuel deficiency beyond 'he
limit proposed by the house comin.t.er'
Ships that will be permitted 70 ope."
rnder steam. If the order is issued, VIII
ho onIy those engaged On missions
abroad to which they were sent At tNe
Toouest Of the state department.
Mr., Madden coupled with his state
uent n vigorous warning 10 'ehicicnc!
aends" against decreasing appropria-
tons.
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To REDUCE
ARMY To $4,000
APPROPRIATION TO
BE CUT $60,0O0,O 900
Committee Parcs Down War
Department Estim ates,
Entailing a Slash in
Officer and Enlisted
Personnel.

Washington, March at least $50
100000 and possibly ss0.o00090 will be
slaShed from the budget estimate for
the war department by the House an
propriat!ons committee which -
framing tho army appropriation bill for
the fiscal year beginning July l. next
members Of the subcommittee predicted
tonight. The measure. they said. Will
not only provide that the enlisted
strength Of the army be reduced from
It's present strength OF l$7O9 men on
July I, but that the number OF officers
be limited to 1000 as compared with
the present strength or 1900 on tho
active list.
War department estimates were re-
vised and pared down by the budget
bureau OF approximately 1885,. 900 for
the coming fiscal year, OF this amount
sc93, 10000 being requested for the army
and tho rest for ncn-military work sucN
rs improvements TO rivers and harhoTS'
The draft OF tho bill. It was said To-
night. practically had been complct"H
but must be reviewed by the full com
mittcc, which may make changes: Cha>T-
man Anthony has said tho measure
would hc reported next week
As drawn by the subcommittee INC
bin. (; was said. does not provide Tor
lump appropriations as requested by
war department officials.
Concern was expressed in army cir
cles tonight over the prospective forced
reduction Of the regular establishment
to 1900 and 1000 officers.
reduction Of tho army 70 $4,000 cn'
listed strength. Il vas pointed ont dc'
rartmcnt officials would mean An actuai
effective force Of little more than lo''-
600 men as tho regular turnover due
10 expiring cnlistments and other con
ditions. keeps an average OF about 70
| OH0 men on inactive ranks.
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NEW BONUS PLAN
MEETS APPROVAL
FORMAL STATEMENT
ISSUED BY COM.
Substitute Measure Offers No
= Heavy Drain on Treasury
for Three Years.

WashtaEtou. March "a compromise
soldiers bonus under which the cash
feature would be eliminated where the
former service men would be entitled TO
more than nifty dollars adjusted service
paw was agreed upon today tentatively
but unanimously BY specia! Suo-com
mIttee OF the Republican members OF
the house ways and means committee
I, the nature Of a substitute for tho
discarded cash feature there would be
added 10 tho adjusted service certificate
,i,I, a provision which would enable
,he men selecting the certificate option
10 obtain Immediately from banks loan
equal 70 one-half OF the adjusted ser
vice ray TO which they would be entitled
on the basis Of one dollar day for do
-nestic service and $1.25 a day Tor
overseas service.
In announcing the. agree
nient. Chairman FordMDg sald II Won "
probably be week oetorc I'll details
OF the loan provision could he worked
out and the or!rinal bill amended 10 con-
form 20 Il. He expressed the. opinion
that the plan would be so we'll received
by house members generally that !,
would not be necessary TO submit the
new bill to a party conference. thus
speeding ur the time OF It's submission
70 the house.
For the first time since the ways and
means committee majority began con-
s!deratioa Of the bonus problem an ON
c!al statement OF what happened behind
the closed doors. was issued. It was
prepared by Chairman Fo-dnev and Rep
resentative Hawley. Of New York.
Statement Issued
Chairman Fordney and other commit
tee men said they believed the new plan
would meet with general favor in and
out OF congress FOR thre reasons, which
we're sum rmar!zed as follows In formal
statement issued by Representative
Green. os Iowa. ranking Republican on
the committee:
One-The needy veteran can obtain
money az soon as his certificate Is ST.
sued and in greater amount than Is
provided By the cash plan Of the orig
I mai bill.
Twc--No larE" drafts TO be made on
tho treasury until the expiration OF
three years.
Three-No taxes required.
Word went around among tho house
members tha the compromise plan was
acceptable both 70 President Harding
and - officers OF tho American Legion
and late in the day after there AaS beer
fcontInned on PAGE Fourteen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
CONGRESS ASKED TO
IMPROVE WATERWAYS

Washington. March CA demand
vas made on congress- in 4 resolution
adopted today at the closing session Of
the National Rivers and fIarbors CON
gross that il approve At this session not
less than an amount Of money recon-
mcndcd BY the chief of tho army en-
g:necrS as necessary FOR improvement
IT national rivers and harbors. Prcsi-
dent John H. Small, OF Washington.
North Carolina. who Was reelected pres
ident Of the congress BY 4 unanimous
vote. called attention OF the delegates
To the fact that this iS m election year
an, suggested that they 20 TO their con-
-, .smcn and demand adequate support
g.. the rivers ana harbors Improvement
needed.
ajor-Gcneral Lansing II. Beach.
chief or army engineers. addressed III"
congress today and said that in his
opinion. you cannot get 4 better arEn
mcnt for the waterways than the att
tudc Of tho railroads toward them.
The congress came to an end with the
election of directors for the various
states and banquet tonight NJ which
ce-PrcSldcnt Coolidge presided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
FINISH EXAMINATION
OF TWO SHOALS BIDS

Washington, March .. illumination
o. two Of tho three offers for private
lease. operation and completion Of tne
governments war projected properties
ut Mu$c,c Shoals was virtual! r"h-
Guided today by the house military
committee. It WAS announced that the
last offer before the committee for con-
n.Geration would he taken un tomorrow
and That inrce tiEation OF proposals or
Horny Ford and the Alabama Power
,"ruiauy had been practcal!T' COM
plcted>
The bid Of frederick T.. t:ngstrum OF
Wilmington. y. &, would be the husi-
ace> fur tomorrow, it was also an
huuuCcd.
Ending of all Muscle Shoals hearings
Nv tho military committee next week
was -prcdirted 10y committeeman to-
n!@H'.
The impression prevailed among COM
m.ttccIn"u that their report would take
!h" form Of u resolution authorizing y
Inc secretary OF war 10 cutcr into =
contract with ono of the bidders for the
hiSInSition OF the projects under conii-
lions TO hc set forth by congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
POLICE SEARCH SEVENTH MAN
IN TAYLOR MURDER MYSTERY
Six Men Arrested in Bootleg
and Narcotic Raids Con-
vince Authorities of lnno-
cence of Crime.

To- Angeles. March "a sudden
rhanga tu the attitude OF the police 10
ward the six men arrested Tuesday on
information tending To connect them
with the murder OF William Desmon';
TAILOR. elm director, took place tonight
After ainUuncrment today by Detec-
tive Sc-Geaur Kline. head Of the hoin>-
ctdc squad. That the Police were con-
,iucsd the men had 10 connection Win
tho TAYLOR tnurslcr. the otfcial state
n:cnt was made tonight that the, men
would be subjected TO another aues-
,iOning.
Wha, new Information had reached
the detectives was not made public,
but it wGs stated that IN connection
with the additional questioning search
would be continued for seventh man,
said to be motion picture actor oi
some prominence
Tho arrests OF the six and the posi-
bic arrest OF the seventh man were the
results Of Investigation given the police
by Mrs. John Hupp. housekeeper for
the men now in custody. that two OF the
mea in her presence. had made threats
against Taylor's life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
3,MEN n KILLED IN
BIC EXPLOSION

nrlf,wood. Pa, Mar. ".-Three men
were Killed and two were seriously IN
iurcd n.rc tonight when III" ge!atine
house Of the Jascll. Powder company
at Sinnamahoning, near here was de-
molishcd by an cxr,osi"n, according u
information received here by DR.. L. a.
Nunser.
Tho victims were at work in the sc!a-
tine building when the blast occurred.
Tho cause OF the explosion is unknown
In addition TO tho gelat:Hc structure
two adjoining buildings were damaged
The dead: Gordon Haynes. George
Wyckoff and Herbert Gestcr. all OF SIN
abandoning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
Dali QUIBBLES ON
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Dublin. Mar. c.---tBy the Associated
Press)-.An ineftcctuAl attempt OF tho
opponents Of the Anglo-lrish treaty to
secure Il decree eufranchisins women to
vote at the forthcoming elections de-
yeloped much bitterness and the free
uss OF personalities in the session OF
the Dali Etrcann today. but the discus
sion showed that the supporters OF tho
free state. equally with tha republicans.
were unanimously in favor OF equal
suffrage. and Arthur Griffith president
Of the Dali, said no was willing to In
corporate the principle N the free state
constitution.
Mr.. Griffith characterized the motion
az trick 10 impede tho elections, and
affirmed that women would have equal
rights with mrn when the FREQ state
was established.
The members OF the provisionaSSov-
ern,ncnt showed anxiety to get back 70
the important work OF drafting the con
stitution and the departmental affairs
and on motion of Mr. Griffith tho Dali
adjourned until April %.
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], NJ. ". WILL
DECIDE POLICY
LEWIS AND DISTRICT
OFFICIALS TO CONFER
Important Meeting Today AZ
fecting Wage Matters and
Policies of South
western States.

Indianapolis. Ind. March e--Tres:dt1t
John l.. Lewis of the United Mine Work
crs Of America announced here today
tina, wage matters and policies Of tho
union affecting the southwestern coal
producing states would be considered at
a conference here tomorrow between dis
trict union officials and himself.
District presidents expected AT the
conference arc John Wilkinson. Of the
district comprising. Oklahoma, Arkansas
and Texas: George l.. Peck. OF the Kan
sas District; Arch Helm. OF the Missouri
district; Martin Carill OF the Wyoming
district; and Joseph Morris OF the Iowa
district.
All Of these states. excepting Wyom-
ing and Iowa, have been governed in
wago matters in the past by an inter
state agreement between opera tors and
miners. their agreement being made
after that for the central competitive
field.
The Iowa and Wyoming Union presi-
don't were called into tomorrow's con-
ference, Me-. Lewis said, because the coal
interests In the other states also have
holdings In Iowa and Wyoming.
Mr.. Lewis. In making announcement
Of the conference on his return here
after several days absence, declined 10
discuss tomorrow's meeting further than
to state that wage matters and policies
would be discussed. He also declined
to comment on the possibility of single
state wage agreements, such as proposed
by Illinois operators, being made but
said that a formal statement would be
issued in a few days
Tho question. it. was said, was one
for tho unions policy committee. yet TO
he organized. to consider, and there
were no indications that union officials
regarded the single: state agreement
asith 1aSor. ~ a'''''~Ss ''''S
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policy nrnst pecide.

T4rrs Tautc. Ind. Mar. --%.n-'c
state war. agreements between union
coal miners and operators. such as SuS-
gestcd by Illinois operators, are qucs-
tons Of policy that must be decided by
the policy committee or the United
Mine Workers OF America according to
John Hessler. president OF the Indiana
district OF tho union. The committee
IS yet 10 bo organized
Indiana miners, Mr.. HcSsler said,
would not become party 10 an agree
ment that is not in accordance with q
program to he decided upon by the
policy committee, which will include
national and district officials of the
union. as also others selected h. the
miners In various coal fields.
The Indiana miners" declared hr.
Hessler, will have nothing TO say pend
ing the steps Of the policy committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
WILL INVESTIGATE
THE FAMOUS GHOST

\NU York. March ".--Dr Vain
Franklin Prince. doctor Of the American
Institute for Scientific research. Mt to-
day for Halifax. y. S, whence lie VIII
descend on the famous Ghost or -+ht1-
gonish.
DR.. Prince was induced 20 undertake.
the ghost laying task after several
amateur parties ~ ghost hunters M"
heen driven off h. demons .rat"r. '",!
regarded as uEcarthiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
ARRANGES PREMATURE
FUNERAL FOR WIFE

Now York March Mrs. Thomas
McGovcrn compl;tinet IN city court to-
day that hcr husband sent out report
OF her death which caused their home {"
be filled with mouvncrs last night. ard
kcpt the door bell ringing tnccsean'lH
uS messengers, delivered Hora! pieces AMI
messages of COndo!c0rc.
She said her husband an "lc|H'C-
operator. abused hCr. drank heavily AND
s1uandcrcd money on othn- woman and
that she cot sftn'nrns f"r his arrrs.
last TUESDAY. lie s.Ut on; yesterday
word 90 her death and HvcG the fuu"Ta.
hour for this rruruinr. &l.c sad.
Mrt;n,crn promised e. reform ari wa u
given 4 suspended sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
GREEKS AND TURKS
PREPARE FOR FIGHT

Rome. Mar. 2.-The Turkish Nation
alist and Greek armies in Asia Minor
are busy preparing for tho resumption
Of hostilities, says a Constanttnople dis
patch 10 the Stephani News Agency to-
day. based upon reports received in the
Turkish capital from Asia Minor. Alb
Solute secrecy is being maintained re-
garding tho movements of the two
armies. says the dispatch. which adds
that troops and war material have re-
Gently arrived IN Smyrna from Greece.
Tho Greeks were reported 10 have re-
PULSED Turkish recounoitcring parties in
the district OF Nazli, Anatola. and nu-
merous Turkish bands are said TO have
appeared in the vicinity of Adm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
WOULD DECREASE
HOUSE MEMBERSHIP

Washington. March ".-pccrcasc IN
the sizo Of the House from 43b 10 III
members rs proposed in re-apportion-
ment bin introduced today by Ercpre-
sentative Clarke. New York, Republican.
Tho new membership would DO effective
March ;. 1898. The measure provides
that the annual pay OF tho vicc-president
md speaker shall be $4,000. and that OF
Senator's and Representatives $1,000.
McmberS ot the senate and House
would be fined 500 for each day absent
from duty when there was roll cali,
unless he remained away on account OF
illness of himself of some member of
his family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
ILL, union MINERS
TO MEET OPERATORS

Chicago. March illinois coal mine
union officials tomorrow will accept
the invitation OF the states operators
for a joint conference to consider ncy
wa-e agreement To succeed that which
exp!ros on April l. Frank FlrrinEtop,
president of the Illinois mine workers
Indicated today. The board OF district
No. l2. tho Illinois mine workers, will
Dc convened in Springfield to morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
rnE AT FUNERAL

New York. March 2.-FlFe mourHHrs
around tho bier OF four year old Ange-
lima Zarcarese were seriously burned to-
day when the draperies on the little cot-
fin caught fire from lighted candles IN
the Zarcarese home in Brooklyn.
After a struggle firemen dragged 10
safety the five adults who had been
overcome and rescued tho charred body
OF the lituo girl from the blazing coffin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
FIGHT ON
PACIFIC TREATY
OPPONENTS PREDICT
WAR OVER COVENANT
Senator Hitchcock Launches
Attack Followed Up By
Borah and France In
Heated Arguments.

Washington, March Fire on the
four power Pacific treaty was opened
in the Senate today from both Repub-
lean and Democratic quarters when II
was called up for debate after ratifca-
tion yesterday Of the zap treaty. The
debate, however. WAS declared to be
only a sllirmish with the real hghtlnS
scheduled for next week.
Declarations against the four power
treaty were delivered today by Sena-
tor Hitchcock. OF Nebraska, ranking
Democrat on tho foreign relations com
mittcc and Senators Borah, OF Idaho
and France. Of Maryland. Republican
.irrecoucilables" in the Versailles treaty
fight
Senator Hitchcock, who supported the
Yap treaty said he would vote for the
naval limitation and Chinese treaties
also, bu. would not support the Pacific
ract unless Il was materially changed.
Senators Rorah and France declared
their uncompromisinG opposition to the
Pacific treaty
Plans Of Republican leaders for pro-
ceedinc with the four power treaty ap-
rarcntly surprised inc oppoSluon' NHe"
Il and its supplement. the latter de-
iir.n- the scope Of the territory en-
hraced, were laid before the Senate
Senator Lodge, Massachusetts,, Repub-
l!can leader. proposed that their con-
sidcration be deferred at least until to-
morrow unless some Senator desired 10
discuss the treaties Mr.. Lodge said
he did rot desire to Force" action
and said he would not open the debate
but Intended to hear fist from th>
opposition.
Senator Hitchcock, who Is to be abb
sent A few days, therefore took the'f floor
and launched the attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
HITTING THE HIGH
LIGHTS OF JAZZ

Syracuse, n. Y, March ..--Ja2% may
20 analysed az - combination OF me-
vousncss, lawlessncss, primttv' ana
savage 2,nImaliSm and viciousness, said
the Rev. Or. W. \. Beaven, Of ir2hhs-
Ter. IN Il sermon to-day.
cit has gotten beyond the dance and
the music and now is an attitude'toward
life in general. We arc afflic,ad with a
moral and spiritual anacmia for w:irh
the church has tho only trausfusioH that
wlll cure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
wArcn,nEN's UNION ON STRIKE

BresIau. March 2.--Mcmh"rs OF III"
Uatchmea's union. who nightly patrol
rho streets and guard business houses.
xnnt on strike last night. Thieves TN
rediatcly r"'amc huSy and carried on
their activities throughout tn" nich;.
rhey cmptied The shop windows oI jew
rlcrs and clOth!erS ard also broke into
a number Of houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-03
Pleads Guilty TO
Assault, Gets Is Years

PouEhkccps!c n. Y. Mar. ".-Char!es
T.ashc-. q. who pleaded guilty 20 hav-
Ing attempted 70 attack three women
one OF them ar assistant professor at
Vassar college. was sentenced today by
Supreme Court Justice Morschaus"r 10
an aggregate Of IS years in Sing sing
priSOn.