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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
MERIT SEEN IN
KENYON REPORT
BOTH OPERATORS AND
WORKERS GIVE VIEWS
Mine Owners Like Check-olt
Elimination, But Object to
u. S. Regulation.
CIoudy Baturday. Probably SAoW
East portion; Sunday Tsir.

Cinrloatnn. " Vn. Ian. ~ lho y"
contained In ia" i"h"''
ar rgnnIur Kenyon. 'hhlIn"h 90
.,u, ,,,,rto TumulIt"o "n "h"' "''"'
n,,I lnhn, TnIInwinE - lnv"n''t"''"' ~
IA, ,.,nI HoIdn ~ n"u'h"'" WON w
Mini, and tho Iru"uI nIn"h "P''"'"n'
,,,,Lod 90 "hlHhIy n"ll"f"''"'''
,.uI whore IhoY i"f"i '" '"'''
,,,.,,I,Ii,u 81 ,onI "I'"t"i"In 90 W."
,,..,,LIr, T., - nIri"I"""I lnh""' '""'h"'
- q. uounody, nu'I"l"Iy 90 w"
,,,,,.,yh,, TunI Dro'ui"rn hHr"' "''"".
r,.rinn 81. 81 tho i"r"l h"'"" Wv"
,o,,Iy TINT ~" 'hn'h "H rYr''"L W"'
H.. ia, uuI,n r",,nn r"YW""' ~ "" y"
r,,r,omia against tho miner '" '"'' WV
t ,L,I tI,o ,Io,k m nh"nIh 10" n'''''"
r,cu'. f,u,u nny ,"uirn''n 'h"' '"'Rh' ""
,I tuI,, hcI,-oru nurl"YrT ma ~"
rI,yo IN tho "piul"n "'rr"H'"" "' '"'
nnwhn oPornl"TH,
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Not COnnrmsd.

Nav York. Jan. ?7.--Tho Menoss
con.nI general. SiEnor VlhiopoN
stated tonight he had received no az
vie. from his government relative 70
amt. 81 wnr having been declared D.
tween TINT country and ouatomaiA. -
,rrnrI.d In "a London cable despatch
Tho consul general said that the pres
rnt Gunt1mulnn government hhd nos
horn recognized officially by hsuost
Tho Mexican chamber Of deputies !"
comfy Ind protested. no added. nEaihH
the overthrow or tho fierteTh goVern'
mrnI. but nnid no further action bsH
hoen taken by tho ObroRon sdminisrA-
tiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
CDDDYKOONTZ IN ATTACK
ON THE RATE MAKING BODY

DELAYING It's freight rate reductions,
said Mr.. Goodykoontz, British opefs'
tors are taking our business and denv'
crinG coal needed for American SHIPS IN
Boston and other ports at $3.50 q ton'
when the freight alone from tho Poca-
hontas fields to Boston Is 81 ton. Inc
British have taken our coal trace IN
Central and South America. because Oh
our high freight rates. and now nsy
are prepared to take our business u
home.
How much longer are we TO toiefsN
this supino interstate commerce COM
mission, which requires months aho
uouth. to determine rate adjustments.
Ar 80 ATS iu".. taicius IT'S own goo'
irrr Ihnu-uuI@ OF miners are thrown
,,uI Ff pDTE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
7 Suspects
In Custody
BANDITS KILL ASST!
CASHIER OF BANK
$4,000 Loot Recovered
When Robbers Abandon
Auto in Which They Fled.

I.ItI,Iu,uh Ia Jan 27,r-hsvsn pegs
,., ho, hcon IaLon into custody to-
,I,,t, IA ,n,uoriInu win Tho robbery t0T
,,y ar Tho p1,a, RuIinnal bank, ~ CTst
,, ,,,Lu,h by nyo armed bsndits.
durlnr whirh iiar"lh Mona. Ass's'As.
,,,a,l,, v,, LiIind when ho sttompteN
!. attain n ptni"I Ia Jnfund III" Insutu-
ll"n
AliL.ur1, Ih.,o 10 40 hlrs"i sVins0oe
,puIunt ihuna a,ioniah, ono 81 rhom ~
. ,,,,,,,u Milan Anna Joyce, ,hoy arc ~
In, hoIl NV tho tr,ii"o ~ n presulom-
49,, r,onsu,. ,Iiy detectives said pst-
~ ,h, .uauoriH haVs bann iAksn ~
,,,p,, f., nm ulionpt Ia havA them
iIouIIfioh by bnnh nmpl"ynH, " Wa
snlI
rho loot obtained by tho bandats,
Amounting 10 about $4,000. was fecov-
o,,d uTtor tho rubbcra abandoned heir
automobile IN which they escapsd, Iol-
IowIng n running Hun fight through ths
I,wor North Sido. with dctsctivos III
mnchIno who intercepted their chr'
Overlooked 10000.
After checking up tho amount uksn
nv tho bandits. bank Officials ra'n theJ
heliovod NIL had been recovered 1hoIs
was nearly $1,000 In cash ana npproA'
n.t,ly $4,000 In liberty bonds' ana
cnrh I'm envelopes for pnyrolI purpose
AIthough tho bandits worked CoolIy anu
mc,hodicnlly, Noel u. J0hnnon. Cashier
,old they overloOltod $4,000 IN cAsh'
Tho piitnburEh deiecilvnH hnd stArtod
for Grafton nh0rLy inter tho roDD~s1
md met tho bandit car on Point prio1~
An order so halt merely hpoeded tnsT
mrrhtno The police iort Eomo TINS IN
turning hut followed through the iow9
north DIDO. firing at tho roop"H' Wv
,,ooJ on tho running board" or ths"
rnr. returning tho IRE.
Tn, fro bocnmr hot hnd tho bahu'u
LOFT tholr Machine n"nr tho fort WAy"S
utntion rool,lng shelter In nous
,onrhy Tho houro wan nurrouhnou' "es
Tho bnnditr ~r"nprh. In tho car va
round tho money and liberty bonds'
vunu and ovorContH. GORDON OF pp"os
wo, thrown nrOund tho ontir" N"u.
yIdc md Inr..uc,iouH Issued 10 Euarn
every Hrcct and nohrrh su'poc''u
bougcs. County detectives nlho ""IS
mont to guard tho highways Inhnihs -
tho north borouEhr.
Killing OF Moss.
A,nis,nnt Cnslrcr MoHr was klll"a
,,b,u ,lovy I'm u',cylug orders To limo up
or,iu,, n wall wIIl Giv" other employees.
liz reached for II pistol and was IN.
u,antIy rhoI through tho h"ad' %
no,ron woman. was In tho bank ~
tho time OF tn" h"Idup.
roIlco sald tonight they believed me
h, ndI,s were out Of town profension-
al, " owInr To the n"thodicnl manner "
which thoy held up tho institution: ing
owing to tho matl'r on tho coasts touno
IN tho machine. all boaring radsrnaTAs
of Cleveland or Eric doalorh
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Senate Committee Probing
West Virginia Conditions
Makes Formal Rcport-No
Valid Reason Against
Unions Incorporation.

Washington. Jan. "T.-RccomrnenHH-
tons that statutes be enacted TO c"mpe!
the incorporation % labor unions an"
that there be set up code OF laws
and federal aI"ncy for regulation o.
tho coal industry. ancct!nE employees
and employers alike. were made 10 the
senate today as n result Of the in'"hi-
rat!on by It's labor committee Int" IN"
west virginia Kentucky coal field dis
orders.
Chairman Kenyon. oE the imr"stiga-
,inr ,n,n,ui,t-r was author OF TIA" pro-
pusal for 4 r.d.ral regulatory irIhunh.
md III" sugp.at!nu for obligatory In
,nrunrntiun Of uuluna came from sen
,,nra IAlprs,. al Colorado. Warren, "i
wyoming. and Sterling. az South la
tUtn Alt li,p,ihil' ans
Incorporation psooHHarJ.
ntuu,ori al senator k"uruns pf"T"sh'
r.r tho regulatory body wn7 Fi''" ~
ia, Ihrro rrunIurr. bat tho d"'."t''
that uulo7a Ia, "rr"ln Ions Wet" i"t''I
tho agony lao w,.uId act "p would h"yo
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Hsnuady'u Htatsm"nt

,.,,v U,pucdy'n Tiatcmrnt fol-
Iowa: , ,ro
."r, K,rn,vhn runl Operators h''
,,,nry ,Icnpnh with tho nnd'nP" or mo
,,,,,,,,i,tco ON cduCntlOn nnh lhbor mn
contained I'm tho report or R"uht"r N"h
yon IcsroclnIIy gratifying ar" tho pro.
,I,iun, Of Hcctl"n Hir or that report "'"'
Ing with tho check OF.
"r IN in TINT Clnurc. mn W" lht'rpro'
II ,hnt Pennior Kenyon Govern W." '""'"
on n rIvrs the man tho rlrht 10 WV"
J., n anon rhop. nnd therefore concur
,,,Iy ,rdlrnirr TINT hn cannot DC CO
,r,.,.d and forced into paying tho chocN
un Thrrcrnrc wo "nnniruc TINT mo nc
.I,,Inu or Rrnnior Kenyon In hrcihiVe'v
amazed to tho check on ryhtem
'lvc nrc "pporrh y" hny government
rumtuiiiro for regulation or tho COM ""
Jurrty ON tho tho"ry TINT government
,.,,,,,,I Of nny commodity Ia tho pant
has Incronrcd the cost OF ihht '"h",""'
Nv ia tho Cnnruming publ" Ihlr hn'
h,,, ,,u, mr. n nppllrd to tho rnilrOahr,
m. ,ucr,hnni mnrlno md other PUN"
utIIl,ior an dihc rcUnlir would 10" mo
ammo I'm tho rnnl huun"Hr Tn" r"hh"n
/, hint greater cont Of operation IN IN:
rt,Irrd lev government CONTROL l"h'''n
T., hruughi Into tho conduct or IN" buh'-
nran under government cpntr0I. nm"
,yhon pulIIIos cuiorH. efficiency phano'
out
"NVc nrn convinced TINT lf tho rchi
rnctp could b" put before IN" public IN
the prcucnt conf ritun ton. there w"nl"
hc mo houb, about tho decision or tho
rcn,,Ic rcrnrdlng tho coercion which Sen
otor I[cnyon'r report proponon TO ro'
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B. & 0. Photographers
to Refuse Wage Cut

Special Dispatch to Tho lntcl!!gcncer.
Ral,inore. Md. Jan. 2T.--lt"prcSehta-
lives Of tho Order OF Railroad TcleEra-
piers. headed by b. c. Lewis OF o"h-
land Md met at the Hotel fen""tt
today. to consider tho proposal OF the
baltimore 4 ohio railroad 10 reduce
wages. which was prcacnt"d to them
by the railroad management.
The conferences between III" various
groups OF the railroad workers. ana IN"
managenrnt have been In PROGRESS i"r
IA week. or moro.
Tho tcioEInIlrr~. Whine not f"''y "'
Iunho any abatement l"l IH"''' ''"''
said cnuurh I" ndI'hI" i'h' '"'" M
s,.,r t. - ili.iund management ""n'I
lao u rrf. .. g., a.. oId the rI"p"r'i 49,
1,,,.,i,,, .,,,I. lnur lH, ,"ullmuly OF Ia"
"un.n' will iouhln uihi"h"h.
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Woman Is
Honored
FIRST ON COMMITTEE.
OF w. VA. DIOCESE


wsa,"n. " Va la" - -" ia"
n,a, iI,no Ia nIn,"ry 81 ~" hi'''n". i"
,,.,,,.r v., ,ndny ,no,io e "o,"ho' "r 4"
,nn,uIIioo I,y Inu dl"' ""'" '.'""' II "h""
tie f"iy uuh ""r""l '"""""l 81 'h"
rrutort"ut Irl"' "r"l 'h"''" '' N
.yI,uInln ,Ic,I'h N,r ~ ! nh'""7
hu,y IIuniI"rt",, !" tho '""i"'l''" -"
,rIlulnuH education
uoIo,,Inn 81 IiIuonold 40 tho rl"'o to-
tho IVA Meeting rl"' Ne" 81 h"I"g"'
~ tho general ,"nv"nil"" !" i"r''""'
Quo most fulI aud naming "f '"'"'"''
toon marked IT." concluding h""'n 81
iho c"uu'll. whlrh. ~ !" 80 '""'E"''
adjourned Hlno hl". Many ""''n
.hnyo IoCI tor tholi h"w"". although W"
rnInrI,y me remaining f"r IA" "H""'"G
qorvicc. Sunday. WHOM IA" llgh' h"v
" |, GrnNnil. tN,nrl"H,""n. hlHh"r 81
tho llnfruC viii preach
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Collection bargaining

IInruId w II"uri"n. "nunrel for tho
miun ,yorknTr IL thir dlntrlCt. raid Tint
pauding hn nppnriunliy Ia Tnvlow tho
.Ioputi ar iruni"I Kenyon. hn would
vgIihhnId nrn.inI comment However.
lao oEuIorrnd tho Informal nI'lninn that
Tho moot Imp"r'nuI thing In tho rapport
In ItH Iu,"gnIlluu 81 'ullr'Ilvn hnIRnln-
Ing nal tho IIphi II uul"ulfnilOn' whl'h
lao nYr. wnr Ply"u lrral T"r"Enlil"n In
tho caro- Of tho hmnilcRu Ni0"l Found
srr ngnluni tho Trl cry TrnhnH l'nl"n.
In this cnno. Mr.. II"uHiOn p"lutoh ont,
tho court not only ro""gniroH iho right
10 unInuIro hui nIno tho ncih"h Of p"nco
ful porn'Inrl"n. u m"ih"h. hn said. TINT
"drou not obtain Ia Mlng". Mcdowell or
Logan 'Guull"u.'
"EcIylnT on public opinion to enforce
dorrCNH uf u board. ~ TugR"Ticd hy S"n-
.nt0r Kenyon. mIrhi provo rnthor ef-
fccllyc," Mr. IInuRtOn continued. 'lIow-
over do not caro- 10 cNpr"uT myF"lf Of
ncinIly withuut an opportunity I" care
fully read Tho report and mentally di-
gogt n"
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KENYON COMMITTEE RECOMMENDSU.S.
REGULATION OF THE COAL INDUSTRY, WHILE
ASSOCIATES FAVOR union incorporation

NO legally roEponaihlc body with which
to deal ThorN wnn doubt. th"y h"u"h'
wh,,bor tho plan would avail anything
without Interpretations
Mr. KrnyOn'R FiRtomNnt declared TINT
,uutunI conrraslou must DO mauo by
hnih cncrRtors and mluera In tho "cHt
vIrrInIa troubles TO end tho conflicts.
hut his colleagues said that laws must
provide when agreements wcr" reached
Through arbitration or otherwise tho
uromises thus enacted must DO kept.
"As a matter Of fnct." tho statement
Of tho three senators continued, when
conditions made 1t safe TO do 80. when
,yurrs .soRred or when men were barry
n.cded these contracts were broken by
the e,uuloves and there was no redress
v.,,ue mr. the same time. the operators
were liable for the fun performance or
their contracts 10 deliver specified guam
,ItIrs OF coal at prices at which they
had been sold" -
NO valid Objection.
The statement Of the three senators
nlrd with the senate lato In the DAY.
said that II ought not IL be necessary
ia ,,,urrl Incorporation OF lnb"r bodies
A. ,tr,Irr-d no valid reason cAiStcd for
n,.ir failure :" nrurpurnt". and added
MAT such a, u"r would h'n"hi the I'h"I
.,,.t..,.., tl,urrI,ra tor II would compel
an n,,,,unitnu II tuuiH Through annual
.,,.,ir T.. al ,u"iuh,tH 81 tho "rEhnlLh
(Conunusd on rage fonrte~n-)
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CnmmIlrrrr elected today wcro.
Du roliyiuuH education. It"v. John
CnuH. I'nrkCrrhurE. rev. II II Roller.
WcIrh. Itrv q T. MnTo". thnrlon'""n;
Gcnruc A llnlIcy. Wheeling. MrH II j,
Nhrcwrhury. Huntington.
ON dInrcunn ml'uiunF. l'"v y
Moore. rnrkcrHhurE. liov. Dudley l""E-
her Mnrllmuhurg licv. william M'h""'
MnuudHviIlc. Nr,hd"nc"n ". !, 'htH
man. Hausrurd. ltcv. W. I Nll'"
Point Pheasant. ". g P"t"rlin. Far
kcrrhurg. II l.. H"vd. Wheeling. -. T..
Th"cnnn. SiNt"iH'lI'"
Hoard of nuhucr. Rev J. T.. CMrt"r.
,lnrknhurE. UoN. II N SPUR. M"undr-
vile Hcv. i y. AlrrIcud Weston: G.
N Martin. PnrkcrrburE. II, l. Archor'
ITuntInglon. J ". Ewing. Wheeling.
Font A. Alexander. Charl"Htown.
tlnunI Inv adequately cover now mo'h-
ode Of artacl, or defense resulting from
rho IntroduCtlun cor development. h'n"o
tho JInvuo conference Of 1901 OF no"
agencies OF warfare
"Ch>--It not so. what change" IN Tn"
existing rules ought TO lie adopted III
cou.eluonce thereof ar part OF 'ho
law Of nations
".r,n Tint notices Of appointment
or thr members Of the c"m'nIH'i"h Nh"''
ho transmitted 10 tho government al '"o
I'ultcd states 81 America ~Ithlh '"i'"
rnontha after tho adjournment on 'n'
r,rscut conference. which. after consul,
tntinn with tho powers ""n''ih""' N'''
~ ,ho Lry aud place for tho meeting
or tho commission. =,
".rbrcr THAT tho commission hhhH
hr at liberty L" request nNHH''h'" anu
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THE WEATHER

west virginia Cloudy Saturday.
probably snow Ia cast portion: Bunday
fair. no change In temperature.
Ohio qonsT1lly fair saturday ana
grnday: no change In tOmnaTnturo.
WsVtsr IN ponnsJivnnla-rai r In north.
.iuudy IN south portion Saturday. nun-
dat cloudy, no change Ia temperature
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.SECRF TARY MILLION UNDER FIRE
IN DEBATE ON REFUND BILL


Washington. Ian. II Agreement '"
,.,.,.. no nIIlod dcht rofmnh'nE h'I' '"
r,,o ,,,unrruw cgou Il thai mnN'' h''
..,.,., , uIpht urs,Iun OF Tia" r"nNi" WV
,c,,r,,d ;,tnc to-day by l'"pul''''h ""'
I,,,... rattle lrndrru II cam" ~
,,rr nniirr nr definite. wnrh o. ""''"
VA, ~ c,lrauc"uH HuhJc''h ,,,
prrnniny the pr0p"H"d grant OF "","
~, Ir,I ,.ummin"Ion, beaded ny
ycrrrInTy Mellon. I" "Ni"hd III"
rf interest payments at lls "'''
,rurtrr Ucr,I nnmurIhl. M'h''"'''
rIur,d TINT hn hnd II" doubt 'h''" ""'
nm inHldn I" lhIH ,,o,,l
CaruITun auLE"nt"d ana h"".' '' ,,...,
,,,,,I INIT the drfrrm"nt 81 ln''''''
,',.,,,,,.,- on tho frolpu debt w""Ih on
IIL, "u,, r,lynln hnldrIh Ia uin '",'"
H., ,r nyo hiIIlnna "r bonds OF h'""r
,,,l,u. In tcnlIgo on Ihcir inNo7'"o"'
,nrnd 81 tho American government
roara Canoo IlRtion
i,,1 ul~,, d,,lrrrI ihrt u
,,.,,,lr,lru could dofor iml''"H'
,.,,. t,,, 10 ,rnrn. 80 IL" nnld 90"
,c,,tu, had nugu"utcd might ho '""" ~
| a., .,-o ,,r rnrI,r ,runtIl'a lh"i" '''''
,.,r,c;,n,Iun Of ih" wh"I" d"h'. "u
tho accumulated lujoi"st Tor !" III -
ycnrr would about equal III" p'''">
,rIrrIpal Of tho debt
! Tho Nlrrour "cuni"r mia '"''
rauuo Of tho environment ~ WHY"
! SECRETARY Mellon had li'"d. MI N'''",
| wuuII hc tho Inst man, HaV" ,h'' y,
mi. rountry" to whom he would gram
! mo authority proposed. TN" s"n' on
ccn,Ion no added. was Morgan MIN
self" explaining that J. j. MorE'n
! romnauv had been tho financial agents
+ In thc United states of the allied naU""S
= during the war.
Mellon under Fire
In this connection. Senator lteeu Gu"
/ IN tho senate tho names OF NA''"u'
| hanks. trust companies and Corporations
| In which he said Mr. Mellon Was inter
cytrd. including tho Aluminium C"mpHhy
Of America. which the speaker dcS'rt,'I
49, "3n absolute monopoly. lie """cu
mat these banks and trust '"mi"t'''S
wcrc affiliated with tn" Morgan ana
olr,d banks which huatrd great loans
for the n.Ilcs in this country "ci"re wa
,..,s declared IN Germany.
Urfnrr Senator Reed launched ms al
,,,k ON the niIl. ih"G" was "'""'
nrtv.ru Senators I."uI"ol lIrIu"'', '''''
.NvIr,,,r.,ln. nrI Walsh. l'"iu"'r"t' M""-
,,,,n ,r o., tn,. ..u-Illut."u'l'iH al VA"
d.n, M and rl." I,l"r D.. ne ""'''
=, tut,r,- ..n,..rr' .l.'..... 1921. J o
49,. ..r.,r.... 90. g.. ',.r ""'i H."
.IIru.l tate. g.. I"... .rm
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Mine workers Silent

FrntimrntT Of tho United Mino WORK
err in District -, In regard 10 tho ro-
comrncndn lion mado In tho 1onnto oy
Ssnntor Kenyon. affecting tho coal In
durtrv OF Wcm virginia, will bo voiced
In n formal rtntomcnt to DO Issued como
tim, tOmorrn'v. II WINS nnn0uncnh NJ "Fs'
triCt headquarters hero last night
1t wnH explained that In the nbHenco
Of tho regularly elected officers OF IN"
dia,r!rt. tho ofnc'nls In charge d'h not
feel qualified 10 IaHuo n formal state
ncnt ". l. IInptunHtnll. who IL netting
president. In pine" "C &. Frank Rooney.
pending diEpnritinn OF tho cns"r ngnlnHt
the mine workcr'i ufnCialH. "nld TINT
Mr. Krcncy wan In Fuirmont. but wnB
oIpcrtrd To return To Charleston during
Saturday.
Fred Mooney. secretary -ircnrurcr or
the dlr'rirt. who. Ike KcencY hnH not
been "fncintiug oSprr"-cd the opinion
TINT II conferences could probably lao mr.
ranged upon Mr. Er"u"y'B return. Hnn ~
rtnIrmoni. 'cpr~r"niing the ofn"inl
yIrwn ~ tho district isruod At TINT timo
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Report Of War Between
Mexico and Guatemala
Meets Speedy Denial

MEXICO city. Jan. 27-Reports emen'
ntIny in Pnrlr that war between hsNoo
,rd GuntemnIn has broken out ~
,.nnIIy without foundation. no far ~
nowrr,prr circIrn In MEXICO City arc IN
formed.
yvhil, no abatement han been mads ~
xnyrrnmrnt officials. In ns~hpapo' o'.
Ella, close 70 tho government ths Ispo'V
v,to rcuutsd mr. TihiCulonH'
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Landau Jan II A Itautsr dsspaioh
t,,,u rn,In rnyp nown has been ]"
,,I,cI hero TINT war han brobsn oe'
ho,woon mostco and dnaismAla, !,
u.,o,,. Inv. boon current for some
Gina. ar pitninoI relations bsVWssA
Mo,I,o md uuntomnIa AniiEonISm
lam ncou c,prrasod close IN varioue
Mexican qunrtoTH "EnIhht mo nv"
mnIrnn regime "EihbIlrb'h ''''".e
whom tho II"Trcrn government WIZ 49,
thrown mud u provisional Ro'''""t
headed hy Gcn"rnl J"Hn Maria 'is"S
was rrrnhIiRh"d In mn 'hte'e"
Innunry ~. however. PrcHhcnt 'o'eso
uarcrtcd that tho Mexican H"''r"'".
Ind no intention Of 'nterfori"k !"
internal nfrnIra Of Guatemala ~ N"
been reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-28
POWERS AGREE TO HOLD
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR
CURLING NEW AGENCIES Of WAR
Commission of Experts With
out PIcnipolcnllary Powers
to Begin Preliminary Work
Immediately Shanlung
Agreement at Hand.

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.Int,d I'iouuJ tho ai"ttndw",k i"i "n
.urhut luto,untl"unI ,"ufo'on'o =" ."
vito thu IawH 81 wni f"i tho n"h
rnntl leo uud "I,oi rUon'loH ~ attach -"
Inud and aon vsa ,umplolod I"h"Y ~
tho urun doioHnlon
i'ndcr q Ica"luII"n nd"uiod hY ~"
armament '"'"nlito". - preparations ~
tho now o"nforou'o win hoEln l"r""dl
atoly up"u ,nn"lunl"n Of tho WnHhluG
ton negotiations Tho i'uiteh N'Ni"".
I!roat nrlIalu. japan. Tran'o nnh li"Iy
viii 10 represented. md tho American
government viii u"iorl tho exact tim"
Nnd place ~ meeting
Tho flrpr stop toward r0vIHl"n "F var
rnro regulations Ia Ia loo tnhou hT
"CornmlpEi"n" presumably composed "f
international law rEporlH without rI""'-
potonuI1ry powers. but III" r"H"l"i'""
provides that nftor they hav" nEr""d
tho nve Ruveru,n"uiH snail confer u"
10 tho acceptance or the report ana IN"
course to hc followed To srruro IA" con
alteration 81 tn recommendation by IN"
other civilized r"wcrH
RAsis Provided
II IL ,nkrn rur granted that questions
or national policy nm vol aH legal con
pidcraIIunn will ontrr into tho nnnl do
ririnnH reached. ma that tho whole
problem OF III" Hubmnrluo, ono OF IN"
utortn ronl"rr Of tho Washington con
ference. will 10 r"r"prn"d when IN"
rowcrr fnrc ourh other once moro about
tho council table II In p"nHihIo Hhht
Ih, tentative agreements ron"hod hero.
both m To- submarine nuh r"lH"n E"H
win loo ranrod nI"ng In th"ir rrcH"nt
l,,nlu fpT ~ TrucwNI
The Lamar register., 1922-12-13

Judge ]. X. Doughty, j. Russell
Mayfield, A. r. Novels and A. H.
F'ilkins were visitors. at Springfield
the first of the week.
Ralph Householder came up from
Springfield last Saturday and visited
over Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Householder.
Little Mark Sunday has been very
seriously ill at the home of his father
on Third street for several days, but
is now improving rapidly.
Rev. T. +. Kelly and Geo. A. Ever
EFT returned last Saturday from Dem
yer where they attended the meeting
of the State Baptist association.
E. w. Sewell, former Lamar bust
ness man now cashier of tie First Ma
tional Bank at Las Animas, visited
with Lamar friends the first of the
week.
A. Kern and Joe Gardner were
among sheep feeders of the Lamar
territory who got on to the Kansas
City market with shipments of lambs
that brought top prices for the week.
Mrs. w. G. Brown entertained a
large party of her lady friends at her
beautiful new home on South Second
street on Monday afternoon. Military
Five Hundred was the game of the af-
ternoon and the afternoon was most
enjoyable one for all present
Mrs. d. A. Mclean entertained q
party Of her lady friends last Thurs
day afternoon at her handsome home
on East Olive street. Five Hundred
was the game played during the af-
ternoon and all present enjoyed one
Of the most delightful affairs of the
geason.
The Lamar register., 1922-12-13
The Last Scene.

There is being enacted the last
scene in the costly performance of the
wooden ships. Costing high in the
millions, and sold at auction in the
hundreds of dollars, the 300 wooden
ships, over which Denman and Goeth-
ais wrangled, are being stripped, dis
mantled and junked. The general
manager of the company which pur-
chased the fleet and its property re-
Gently made public some of the items
which the scrapping of the ships will
produce. His list includes IL miles of
six-foot smokestack, 100000 tons of
scrap iron and steel, 5000 tons of
brass and copper, 100000 feet of
wire cable, $500 miles of pipe, l62
engines of 14O0 horsepower each, Fer
ris type, 81 turbine engines, 226 brass
condensers, ASP water tube boilers,
1900 steam pumps, 5000 tons of wa
ter tanks, 5000 drill presses, anvils,
vises, ETC., 1900 steam winches, 900
tons of rope, 10000 steam and air
gauges, and $500 tons of anchor chain.
Cost of upkeep in idleness was the
cause of the sacrifice sale.
Many Of these vessels, indeed, the
majority Of them, had never put to
sea. The woodenship program was
maintained during the war with a
perversity that was suggestive of
something decadent in Denmark, in
spite Of the protest and criticism which
was raised against it. 1t was one Of
the high lights in record Of bungling
and Encouragement in the shipping
board which eventunted in the polite
al decapitation of William Dcnman,
and the left-handed promotion of Gen.
eral George Cocktails, who opposed the
Denman program and saw his predic-
tions concerning the fleet fulfilled.
The Spanish Armada Of the 18th
century at least had the satisfaction
of getting outside its own waters, and
going down bravely, il demoralized.
The Democratic Armada had not even
the privilege of weighing anchor. The
wooden feet presents a splendid i'll
ustration Of Democratic futility, inef-
ficiency, and vaingloriousness.-Al-
bany IN. " Journal.