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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
No Excuse for
PempleS
aSf

Are you troubled
with humilinting
pimples, blackheads
or boiler II 90. here
IL a way IN which
youcan banishthem
almost like magic.
Simply take two
Ironizcd Yeast tab.
let's with each meal.
Then watch the re-
sultsi See how
quiz ky your skin
begins 10 clear. Be-
fore you know ityou
a - - -. . -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

ALL FORMER RESIDENTS OF
Ellensburg have been invited 10 a
basket picnic al Woodland park. Sat.
urday afternoon.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07
HOOPET3'S "OLEVE B RANCH"
WELCOMED b 7 EVERY ONE;
EAGER FOB 81 TTLElYENT OFFER

took issue with the statement Of
Hooper that shop crafts unions who
Joined in the strike have not been
"outlawed' by the labor board, The
statement said;
THE letter itself Choppers let
ter Of yesterday has not yet reach
ed me but I can, on the basis of
press reports, say that the mere dec
laration that the organizations of
employees who have, or may, as their
lcgal right, decline to accept the die
tates Of the labor board are not to
be 'outlaWed' does not remove or an
Hul the official action Of the board
The language Of the resolution clear
II provides that the shop crafts or
CARNATIONS are to be supplemented
by an organization Of what may be
termed white washed strike break
ers
What reply, If any, shall be made
viii be determined upon receipt 81
the letter which will be giHen care
ful considerations
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish in this manner to thank
friends and neighbors for the kind
ness and sympathy shown us dur
ing the recent illness and death Of
our dear little son, Garland; also
fer the beautiful flowers and The
automobile owners who SO kindly
loaned their cars for the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Printz.
z 1t rOp pd.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07
MADE A HIT.

The Martinsburg Drum Corps
gave a parade Thursday night over
the paved streets and to from and
to their headquarters. The boys
now wear their attractive summer
uniforms, similar to the summer at
tire Of navy lads and made quite a
Ia
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07

Messrs. II. NJ. b. Mack, son, J.
Edward Mack. and George &.
Butts, Of Lancaster, Pa who are
motoring through the Shenandoah
Valley, stopped over to visit two
Of his local patrons, Messrs. Peter
and Thomas Anastos. Mr., Mack is
widely known as Mack, the COT
fee KIM
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07

b4tt 6Et q o sl1tt-JJ . . Q Q q Z D.
q ktE{I & o ,Lllg q 9
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07

for some time. ling
/ life and death for
yIv1Ir t;,. -
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07

Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, of Win.
chester avenue, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Alice Bowers, who is
q member of the John Street School
faculty, left for Manchester, Iowa.
where they will spend some time
with another daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hare
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-07
lies DIES
LONG ILLNESS
To
lied Here.

for some time. ling
life and death for
Wolfes, 8iiative and
mt OF fartinsburg,
Mk Thursday morn
Washington,
mains will be
II. over the Bal
lroad, this after
to the homo of
ward Mcdaniel.
street, from
I'LL be held Sat
2 o'clock. Rev.
EhD, pastor Of st.
in Church. will offjci-.
Eterment will be made
cemetery.
will easily be re
IA large number of
lie here when a boy
was a son of the
rs. Louis Wolfes, and
North Queen street in
now occupied on the
y the Wilson and X ir-
When about IS years OF
gre for Washington to
Yards as a machin-
he'd there in that ca
breed to quit about a
ause of a sudden de-
ealth. Until stricken
e was very active and
n in intellect and in
popular in a large cir
Ids and acquaintance.
his entire married lie
bted to his wife. former,
Fne Sharff, daughter OF
RS. Nancy Sharff, who eX-
her home here a month
o their adopted DAUGHTER,
thy Sharff. These two and
RS, Henry Wolfes. OF Mar
and Charles Woltes, Of
!, are his only survivors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

.r -. S..,L,,l,.. -.
>;rt:rrII,. I.pNnI.,'rS ,r,,,.,r,,,.a,eln.
W 4 KY ','"S % '''' Az no.,
'H' '""'''""!, ne'" ." MIR" - !y-'
N''"o"' any u'SSs"''"E w. "'"'c ''''',
'""-|"''"S 90 '"t S'o'N"o'"r'S P">''u
49, ,',.i ',, nri,at,s rn,.
,,,.....,, 49, .,,r,;r,, I,rodrr,. lin
,',r,'or,T.n -, os 30 ,b,nrc i,s nrescu;
,,,,n-Hr,.t s,o.,t, ~. .,,rn cani,nI from,
mon SJ,,rrs -. rho MR. vain, Of slnn.
..,.n =, oon 0OO shares v;;hou; nom
ina! ar par value. So rs 70 provide for
the :Ssuai;c. OF ;; shares Of the stock
Without nominal or par S;&r for each
of tin. ISIS shares ~ stock az the par
.,,Iu. @: $l9n. each now outstanding.
Such certificates % reorganization has
boon duly nleI m The office OF the Sec
r.tarv OF state and ii, the Office OF the
County Clerk ut ohio county. thus
ctr.r;ua,iu. the generalization and
changing, of rau;tal AZ aforesaid.
rnrIlovyiur IN. s,tI ,,ac,iry d;-cc,orS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

To -" S;""ah";drrS %
CENTRAL. GLASS WORKS.:
Notice = hereby given that Il meeting
"t thc Stockholders at 'cntru, Glass
Works. corporation created and "
-,Ln!Zed und": II" laws Of the Sat" a.:
Nest Virginia. viii b.. hr.d ~ - pr,iI.
"irHl oit:rc At Fifteenth Hud M"'"l:ucn
Streets. IN Tho E.tE ~ Wheeling. Ohio
county! West Virginia. at three O'Clock
~ ttc AFTERNOON. on the Nineteenth day
o. April. i32". t"r tn. purpose al con
S.drr!ng Tie adoption -: resolutions -
iucrcIS, the authorized capital stock ,.l
Stat corporation from five ttvU>aaI
share; IT the par Na,G" On hundred dol
O. AIS lSlEu.ur) each. ~ S;\ Thousand
, shares u! the par value ~ OK" HUudre't
dollars iSlO9nnD each. 50 iha. the aU-
D. ;h"rilcL capital Stocl, OF SAIL corpora,
, ZION SAaH h"rca. ter ID" SIN hundred
tu"uSand dollars (SG60.n0 900 Instead
"c ii>n hun'lr"d th"usand d"'!"rS 500
, uvv.pDJ a. heretofore. ihc said one thou
sand shares increase o. capital stock
are - De-. offered 20" subscription &;
. par ,$i"n.r "A p'r shared. - Tn" Stock
Ho,d":s Of the rorpu~a:."u Is ;mcy az.
. pear Of record on ihc hooks "t Il" COR
pv-a;:on ~ Ia" clos" ui huSiu"SS on The
nineteenth; day - Arr!. w.. "n IN"
basis aMd q. ia" RAJ" q: one share o.
: said new stock Co.. every five shares o.
. stock Of record On tn. sail nineteen II
day 90 NpIi.. H.. Stockholders 10 hc
..y,a the r!cii; and optiVu u: ray:hs
tur the aii";m"ut in -Four cprIH. .NSta -
meats uc Twenty-Five %" C'u: t2J'cl
c.trh. IL" FIRST o. sad In>ta!!mrniS /"
be ia. and paHah," on ia" fifteenth
da,. 90 MAJ 49,. :hc second INSTALL
mcrt - he duo AMI payable" on tho
first day a. August. l?2", the THIRD O.
. sad :n..;atlmcuts To hc due and payable
IN Tho first day Of October. l?@-. ana
The fourth and Gna! INSTRUMENT 20 he
duc and p&;aDi" on the isrSt dH% or be
,nu,hrr TO-" NJ certificates 70 bc IS
sued rn" said stock until tuli payment
therefor Sha,! hav" been made. but the
Stockholders II their option shall have
ihe right 70 anticipate any or ali OF the
deferred insta.lmeuts OF their suoScFlp-
. ton. and 10 pay TIA" sane before DeCoih-
ing duv. certificates Slai. DC issued lot
sad Stock Immediately after the IA.
Subscription price thereof snail nave
been paid. Gu. rtu certificate SHat be IS
sI.d ;u.. irrSs ,Mau or. ,h.tr" OF stock:
no :ntrrrst shI.! a"':ar Oh say SID
~.r.ni.pu :ns im-mi@ the stock :" -" IL
>,,e,I h-:.LI.trr stat, not participate IN
49, a.. .i~nd- thal ma! l." de"!aGeI h%
!uc curyorut."u 49,! ATE: -" hisi ct!
~ January w.. su3S.''@i.uH !iEhtS
:,r sad sl,".t, .ll.t.I rNl..r~ "u the TENN
dl. g. MAJ. - aid attrc SAID H'''"
. :,.r l:oarL ot Directors or lie '"ii'"'"
;.un sh.Gl have the r.Eht 10 -! A'''
Il. sir,r Ok 30 T'I,', al SA'd 81" l'''.'-
and >a.lrrS .nCr,a~'. - rLiif.'s Ai"'N
. .sh;,. !,u; have thcu hr' % Subscribe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
BRIDGES TUNNELS
ARE UNDER GUARD
B. & o. Road Employs Special Police
mon on the Wheeling and c. L. w.
Divisions During Coal Strike.

It Was learned from IN HI;h"nii'
e"nrcc early this morning HAT all
tunnels on both the Wheeling and {. l."
a W. divisions Of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad ar" guarded hy $re'la.
Officers signed IL the i & =. police"
department.
Not only arc tho runn"lS guarded hut
every principal hrldC" on tn" two diE!-
Sious Is MISC under guard.
Ha(tim"re and Ohio railroad G!His!"n
and police department. officials decline
tn discuss ~" situation. They do n"t
appear T. au:ivipatc that any tr"Uh,"
VIII be experienced with striking ""ai
miners or sympath;IcTs. liow"V"r i !%
known that tho guards hav" been rla""a
ia the tunnels and on tn" principle
bridges ~ a precautionary measure"
Announcement that the B"mw""i-
Ecrairo br!dr" was under guard was
made the later part Of last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
ENGSTROll & KNAPP LOWEST
BIDDERS FOR PIKE PAVING
TWO MILES OF NATIONAL ROAD
PAVING EAST OF CITY TO
COST S66, $50.
Str1nGsr Springer and P. ]. Gilligan
Close Second and Third in Price
For Job

Charlc<;ou, W. Va. April g. Eng
strom x Knapp ulci the loves: h.d on
the paving g; two miles e: II" Nat:"n
4, road in ONO county. which Wa
among the tw"n:y-cight projects tcNta-
lively awarded To contractors today 10y
the State Road commissions. Their h.d
WAS $O6.2Jo.?S. Unless ;hey fail :" CN-
ccuic bond. or unless SOur other .rrcS-
ularlty dcvclUpcS. th"y VIII hv given
lhr contract.
The second and third lowest bidders.
both OF Wheeling wcr". Strimrcr y
Springer. s. $3.50, and l.. j. G!ll!gan,
f61,943.1S.
IL will he noted that there : less than
$1,000 difference between the three BIDS.
Chairman Forncy said the lowest hid
IS very satisfactory ana meets With In"
requirements On the estimate Of tic
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
HICKMAN MINES
CONTINUED from Page ons)

IN Marshall street. and very few words
were exchanged between the strikers
and workmen homcward bound. due. II
~ SAID to the presence or the officers.
Walk Into Strikers
Tho men who started home from work
!y way q: tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
:oad tracks, however, did not escape so
easily. Scarcely had they passed into
The territory where tho strike sympa-
;hiZers are said 10 have been concealed,
the non-uNion men. according 10 stories
they told sheriff lIa2lctt later, Senscd
something wrong. They tried 10 run
back under III" t!nplc and go ont the
Marshall street way. but were cut off.
they sad. by strike sympath'zers who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
CANNOT PARK AUTOS
ON PRIVATE STREET
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad oHiei"4S
Declare Practice CT using
Street Must Stop.

Since the r"w city traffic ";d,nA"r
vent into crlr,, Nrr!! ilrN' - huih'rF o.
:,,,,omohil" "wurrN are sand I" l." max
NIX use OF n" square Of paved street
north Of tho Baltimore and ONO F"'-
road pasSruSrr station i": PARKING l"'
noses while lh", !" |" "'''3" N'''"
81, transact business in the 'ii!.
This stree IS priyUt" property az 'h'
I,,,tiu.orc and OHIO railroad and Ola &c
conn, of the limited spa"". the street
will only accommodate automobiles OF
PATRONS waiting ON trains i; the station
mr. TO meet friends who are passenger"
on the trains.
It i mtimated from Il. 4 O. Offices
that this practice cannot he rrrH''''c"
and e warning is not h"cd"d. the IaI-
road ,oiIrauy nIay resort |" lr"Se'u
zion I" prevent its street beng use"
ccr public parking Purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Conflicting Claims
in Lower West Virginia

Charleston. W. Va, ATrii i--TUcaddN
r,ssod = dav of quiet and another CA"
!, which statements ISSUED BY the OPP
posing S.dCS were more or less connect
Iny ms to tn" effect in the Vest Virginia
fields OF tie nation wide strike -! uml""
miners.
SpokcSmcu for III" operators CON
linucd. IN statements ISSUED t"n'Gh'' IT,
insist that there Is "only rirt"i. L.
M of production in the union Ii".ds W!th
practically normal production III the
nnn-uniOn areas. while headquarters
here Of the United Min" Workers issued
u statement declaring al. union mines
in tho >jat,. To u" down." eth" MINI
term for cloe"N and that tho strike j.
r:lri,ll> spreading to the non union dis
irI"tS.
IS PEI Cent in Northern Field.
In tn" Northern regions Of the stat.
operators claim that mines arc .rnru;n@
at IL per cent normal. This. they say
rs "SatiSfactory. because tIcS" n'n"'
Law. only operated at 4" r'r cent nor
:...I since the beginning Of tn" Year.
- Frank K"cncy. president OF the
ru."n's district l.. which includes the
northern field. returned 10 L'harlest"n to-
lay. after making Il tour .: the north
rru district. ana declared that no or
gained mines Ut tn" northern part Of
the state arc operating, excepting those
t. which special p"rni,Sj" has been
granted. because of their furnishing
rucl Ia prh!j,: utiiii"~." tn" Eiv"rl III"
m,u". Mr.. k""ucy said, = the chief OPP
Grafton 50 engaged.
tffty-thrCc III ms N Ia" New River
field were il operation Tu"~daI. WAS the
report ISSUED by =. l.. Lewis. secretary
If tho New River operators Association
wh" returned here tonight after q tour
through tn" Now River h",d
In 4 telegram n III" Charleston
Gazette tonight. Gcorc" wolfe. Score
rary ~ the Winding Cuit Operators A.
lions In III" Winding GulC ncld wcre
closed Tuesday as result 81 union
meeting"
Tuesdays production In Whining
GuIf would l." normal. operators pro
dirt"d tonight. although no tonnage
figures wCr" announced.
In tho kanawha Grll. arrnrdlnC To- n
statement ISSUED tonight by u. {. Ken
uody secretary Of III" EnuawhH coal
Operators Association, IL mines were
m opera ton Tuesday, culIlny ing a total
~ ISL miners. Production. In Kau1whn
field. Mr. Kennedy predicted would lie
normal.
According TO Il special received Lv tho
Gazette from It's correspondent a,
sutton. tho nOn-uuion mines in Eroyfnn
county OF tho topcn Creek Gas and coat
GO M pany. rIttShureh-F Coal
Company. Mckay coal Company and the
Gilmer Fuel coal Company are ,lnsr,l
when the n.ucrS StrUrA ia SYMPATHY
with tie union minors ~ !"Mcr The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
REAL ESTATE Foa SALE
FOR SALE

Two-Story frame house. rooms
and lattice porch: natural gas
and electricity. Located at Se.le
W. Va. nine miles on hard road
from Charleston. Train. inter-
urban and Jttney service. one
acre river bottom land above
high water on kanawha river.
Plaza contains 30 bearing fruit
trees. 10 apple. peach. = plum.
. cherry: beautiful rose bushes.
Ideal for party desiring 20 ope-
crate a combination poultry and
truit farm. Present owner must
move at on>e 70 Arizona. VIII
SCI! at big sacrifice $3.50
cash or $@.5QO cash and $500
at sl00.D0 Ner month. Notify
John L. B:dd!e, Belle. W. Va.
ma-l0-tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
FOR HENT-NOUSE,

For RENT rooms and bath. bun.
Sa.OW. H.casan' Ave, WeNsburg. W
Va. Electric Sights. gas. furnace. hot
and cod wafer. Almost I acres. Large
AVN aud GARDEN loo assorted frU.;
trees. Ga"aS". Possession May first
Enquire r'"u Main St. WellsburS. W
Va. BE. phone $50. ono square from
Wheeling ear line. ap Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Hus1Nzss OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY IN GRAIN-&12.50 buys guar
Rntees on 10000 bushels wheat no
FURTHER RISK. Movement OF sc gives
opportunity take 500: 80. StUU. etc. Par
tlcIlars. market letter free. Investors
Daily Guide. 9!G Dwight Bldg. Kansas
City No. ma-ll-tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05

New York, to continue the unions neeo-
tiations with anthracite operators. The
rca condolences of the future wage was
the chief issue here. he said.
In reply to questions from Represen.
tativc Black, Mr.. Lewis said the basic
day wage in coal mining under pres
cnt conditions was $50 day. COM
pared with s2.S4 in 1913. but the scale
in u" latter year. he added was .
pauper standard"
Mr.. Daughetry's Statement
Tn" House committee contemplates
further inquiry into the coal INDUSTRY.
with testimony from both operators ana
miners and Isl expected 10 continue I'D
hearing tomorrow.
In his statement today Attorney Gen.
cal Daug hCr;y said:
AT no time has the government taken
either side as 10 The merits OF the mat.
;"r IN dispute and contention. 1 was OK
The same opinion held by the President
The secretary Of labor and practically
everybody connected with the govern
mcnt. that the operators should have
Wal cd any technical objection and met
the miners prior 10 April l, notwith-
standing the TACT that the miners, prev.
lUuS To tnat lllit, lltt lICnSclNCS L.
fused to meet the operators
1T was no time 20 stand on techni.
caliticS: that time is past.
THE government iS Interested, as rep
r"stntinr tho American people in seek
ing that order BE- preserved and prop
crtY protected.
No Violations Of Law
Il see n" evidence. and l hope there
will he none. OF any violation OF the law
in connection with the so-callcd strike.
Men have Il right to quit work and men
have a right to employ other MEN on
such terms as may be agreed upon. The
resources of the country belong to and
are for the use Of the entire country.
Fuel is indispensable TO transportation
and transportation and fuel are indis-
pcnSiDlc TO the commerce of the coun-
try and the heat and comfort OF the peo-
pie
IF. there should hc any disorders
which l hope there Will not be, and l
sec no reason at this time for believing
there will, then IL will fail upon the
several states and localities TO see that
order Is restored. If that cannot be done
10y local and state agencies whose OBJ
legation II Is To perform these functions
then the government will perform what
ever it's duty IN the promises may be.
This is a country of law and order: 4
property and life and business must he
made safe. J! thOs" on both sides OF
this disagreement Will keep down pas
sion and keep out falSchood. misrepre-
:scntation. poison and malice. as reason
able and scnSh," men are expected to
do. the public will no; suffer and prob
ably neither side will suffer so much"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
RIVER KILOGRAMS.

laws lS'',''" i'"I 10 lcC'' Ia'.'n-'
on city IS feet. falling; clear.
ParkrrShurE~-@4- feet. falling: clear.
M"rgantowU--lO feet, stationary;
loud! ANA warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
DIED

IIrNINS-On sunday. Ap:.: End. 49,.
at l0:"0 y. NJ ~ ~ hone - South
York street. JESSE NELSON. son o.:
Jesse y. 81. and rarol.r" H.pk.u<.
FUneral from the reSitcace Tuesday
afternoon 80 -" o'rio"i. r'ri"hdS In
viled: iaiermen; private. Greeuwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
UPPER POTOMAC
(conttnued from Page ouO

caracity VIC will then produce as mA'H
as 4 million and n half tons month
This VII be the maximum h"'ho"F o.
tons that Ia" chesapeake ana 'h''
Railroad viii Ia able 10 handle.
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closed in between them and tn. mouth

closed in between them and the mouth
Of the mine.
With no officers closer than Marshall
street. several hundred feet east OF the
railroad. the strike sympalhizers. it IS
said. demanded that the workmcn prom
isc that they would not return to the
mine this morning. This the non-union
men told the sheriff they refused to do.
Angry arguments cnSucd, the sheriff
WAS told, and a few blows were passed.
The home-gOing nOn-uniOn men, out
numbered by the strike sympathiZcrs,
broke through the lines OF the latter
and ran toward their homes. Sheriff
Hazlc,t found some Of them later, and
secured their statements Of the dis
tUrbancc
State Police Take Charge
Il WAS aunuuuccd at MoundSyiiic .asj
night that the state police, who are
uua.;crcd at the Hotel Snyder, opposite
The court house in Moundsv!li". have
Virtually taken -iharEc %: tho law en-
f"rccmrnt situation in MoIndsvillc 50
Ear as guarding against any strike dis
order IS concerned.
Quiet Elsewhere
Elsewhere 1T the nun-uii:"n n.m"S III
the Yves; Virginia Panhandle s""t:"H o.
Subdstrirt T.. the situation remained
quiet yesterday. Operators said that
about the SAME number Of men and
miles were working yesterday as on
Munday.
With Sheriff lIaG'ctt at the Hitchman
mine when the disturbance occurred
last evening w"r" Deputy Shcrlfs Jas.
Henrietta. lanes Roberts, Frank How
ard and Benton HaXlett ScrgcantS
Hays and Ruth and four pr:va;cs Of the
state police were also there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
Given Two Years for
Impersonating Officer

New York. April 4.--Stephcn S. Vein
berg. charged with impCrsonattng
naval officer, to-day was sentenced 10
two years in the Atlanta pcnitentiary.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS.

FOR SALE: One 1920 Page. Excellent
condition. AZ accessories. Gail WlG.
1897. ap III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05
wANTED-AGENTS.

" NNTEp-LarGe shir; manufacturer
wants agents 10 sell conp!eia line o.:
shirts directly TO wearer Exclusive
Patterns. Big values. Free samples
Madison M!.iS. SOB Broadway. New York
ie- 90 M-mY-l I-'o2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Large from; room on
Twelfth street. Second floor $50. Call
"6t6. ap -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-05

~AEMAN-On Saturday. Apr. !. 1872.
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EFFORT TO END STRIKE
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though not n! the operators could he
induced - deal again with the union.
The union, he insisted. would not ami
rOud not settle the dispute il other
state until this basis had been CstIh-
i!shcd for a national wage level
The committee decided /" appeal d..
rect To the representatives Of operators
groups III the states namcd. and Mr..
l.ewS tonight declared il had put for
ward a proposition worth considering"
However, Il have no notion Of what
the operators Will do" he said
Defends New Policy
During the hearings today Mr. Lewis
defended the miners union proposal TO
establish Il six hour day and five day
week. one Of the demands originally
made. scouting as absurd calcutta
ton by Representative Back, Democrat,
Texas. that this would occasion an cx-
ira annual cost OF $2fi,Q0O.0 900 10 the
public for coal.
However, If We discuss any Of these
demands around Il counci! table with
operators" Mr.. Lewis added. and prac-
ttcability and rea sonablcncsS cannot he
demonstrated for them, the demands
wi! fal,"
Alleges Contract Breaking
Discussing the history Of wage ncgo~
t:ations, Mr., Lewis ampl!ficd the re
pcated charge that tho bituminous OPP
orators OF the central field had broken
contract with the miners union In
failing To confer with It's committee for
n new wage scale before the strike. The
fact. he said, in agreeing to suggcs-
ton by Representative London, Socia-
list. New York, really gave the strike
all the aspect OF lockout"
Mr.. Lewis arranged later 10 leave for
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