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Stays FELLOW
PATIENT IN THE
INSANE ASYLUM
Harvey Rogers Cannot Be
Punished For Murder AT
Weston Hospital.

Wrs;uY W Va, ncC. 1?.-Str!k!nE
Claude W;lmoth. fellow patient. two
terrific bows upon the head because he
believed that a spell was being placed
upon him. Harvey r. Rogers. an inmate
nf the West Virginia State Hospital
for III Insane crom Mor"nGHlia county.
Yesterday morning fractured the Skull
"r Wilm"lh THO latter died within
:rw hours.
Tie Nv" prisoners were NJ their
morning task O. mopp.ES the corridors
Of the larr" Institution when Rogers
suddenly turned on Wi!mn'h. With his
mon he STRUCK one blow and fcllew Will
moth In The floor. Before attendants
could rush M hc again h'i him almost
suuarely on top OF the hcau.
Wiimoth VAS rendered unconscious
hv the llow and was At once removed
To the medical ward. where Il was
rnund tha, his skull had heen frac-
turcd. lie lived only two hours.
Rogers vas taken before Magistrate
w. W. chapman here and arraigued on
a charge &C murder. Owing TO me tac'
that he is an inmate OF an institution
for the insane, 4 jury found thaf ne
should he returned Ia the institution.
lte lS now HciHs h'Pt u'''i'' '''| u '
pr. Derham. superintendent or the III.
sti,u;ion. said tonight that Rogers hao
always been mild patient. and had
never before been known 10 make trou-
LIe. Magistrate Chapman. who Is also
coroner. and sat at the inquest SAID
that Rogers suffered from tho hallun-
citation that Wilmoth was trying u
cas-, spell" upon him.
4 brother OF the dead man CAME TO
the hospital last night and removed
W:!mo.h's body TO his home At Being
tOU,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
KIan Official Seems
To Hold Gov. Allen
In Deepest Contempt

. Washington. Dee l9.--EmphAs;zins
rha, n. had not s,ugac the conrersa-
r:oa n" hnd yesterday VIA Governor
Allen O. Kansas. Dr. III. ". Evans or
pallas. Texas. .saperiaI wizard "t the
Ku liiux Klan. sad today ne had
listened 20 NJ. Allen Two or three min
,.ics in which he said he was heartily
in sympathy with thc khan principles.
hut REGISTERED some objections :" the
KAN regal,a. The Khan masH will never
leo taken o(r he asserted. SAYING i was
rat nI The "rgan.zat.or's !"ds" T. gaia
and never could be abolished.
- came I" Washington "n imi',': liant
husin"~>.' said Dr Ivan. "aud '''i ~"
intention nc wasting any 'in3: w." Mr.
,lre,, I, ,nakc, :'t,', g" i'' d!r-
ccrcr.rc what G"vc~"o- Ai!"m says and
yyoar he 4 .,r~ means even less
The new jmncri,i wizard OF the in
, s!hle Cfnpir, held a c"mfab wif k!an
oga.l.~ % n:s hotel here today but no
htnt o: what vas considered ~ dis
closed r--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Language Contest In
Belgium Brings Duel
For Two Statesmen

Brussels. Dec. ig.--tEr The Assoc.a1
o. prcsS)-Miuislcr vi the toi"h,cE
I'rauck has challenged former irrtl'E,
I'aul 1ymans 10 l. uilc'' VI "na,.
sent hlA seconds I" NJ. ifFH"."S ,"u",
after sharp words had passed between
~ .r in ,hc chamber uc deputies.
The alteration came "uI'ns -
stormy period Of the session when :" q,
lowed passage OF n measur" .;,' n,h.'m'
Ghent university a Flemish 'nsN'n''"..
The vote is expected I" bring 'hD''
crisis as tho Liberal ministers re'e't'!
=, nnunced they had resolved 10 an,'
,nr government Il In" bill was adopttu
close voting marked tic end OF ,mhe m
d.hate on the question. the bill nelns
,dorted by s5 "otcs /" 81 Atter NV IN.
chamber voted I" make the nniIeFS't;
Flemish. II vote! on E propose w." e.,
The institution should be b:-Hns'i'''
using tho French and Flemish ian
yuares, but this was rejected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Loan for Palestine

Jerusalem. Dec. I9.-Announcemcnt Is
made that the Palestine government
has arranged for 4 loan Of 2.3OO,o"O
mounds. noatcd in London. Tending
conclusion Of the arrangements Tor the
loan. the crown agents In England ad-
vanced considerable sums a. various
times: this 1850. 800 pounds. or half or
tho loan. already has been spent. with
the exception OF 10000 pornds assigned
as n loan 10 Transjordan!a. and 3oo'O00
pounds 10 be used for the rurchnse from
the French owners Of the Jerusalem
Jaffa railway this money will he used
for rublic works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

r,s Angeles, ,'a,.. pec. Twill II.
Hays, head OF the motion picture 'hd"s-
Try, late today visited Wallace Ee'd'
alm actor. 4, the Hollywood sanitarlum'
where he Is suffering a nervous break,
down. and expressed the hope that Ec'l
v,n,,'L soon RECOVER from his illness.
Mays met Mr.. Reid 1T The SANTA
rum, and accompantcd her - IN" 2e"-
s.ls OF her husband He shook hands
with Reid. said he hoped h" WAS get
ting along we'll. and would soon he
himself again. and added that he had
come IN wish him a mercy '.hrlsiulaS
before returning To the east.
Reid thanked Mr.. Hays for coming 10
see him. and said that he appreciated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Not a Clue to the
Denver Mint Bandits

Denver. Colo, Dec. l9.-~Denver state
anad federal authorities tonight after
n Iay and night spent In searching for
the bandits who yesterday shot and
killed Charles Linton. stole a consign
ment OF 100000 from federal reserve
guards, and then made their escape. In
one OF the most daring and sensational
daylight holdups ever staged In tho
west, were without tangible clewS as
TO the identity Of tho bandits.
Spurred on by the offering o, re-
ward Of $4,000 for the bandits. dead or
alive by the city and county OF Denver
and by an additional reward aggregat-
ing $1,000 offered by the Kansas CITY
Federal Reserve bank. admitted that al
though they had many clews that IRON
ised possibilities. they were SUI lar
from the solution Of the hoIdNp'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Pottery Conference to
Settle All Difficulties

Atlantic. City. y. j.. Dec. 1a.-~Aa am
!ciab.e adjustment OF all differences be-
tween the men and their employers was
reported pending tonight following con-
fcrcnccs here today. between committees
representing tn" National brotherhood
C operative rnt,crs and tho United
states rnttcrS Association. Detailed
agreements probably FOR one year. VIII
he signed before the "rd or tho sessions
hrre. IL was imiimat"d by members or
both sides. who said the conference had
been harmonious throughout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

Washington. Dec. l9.-Aftrr a sharp
preliminary skrmish the House look
un today a resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution uhne'
which Issuance OF tax exempt securities
hy the federal government a"i the
states would be prohibited.
Backed by the enforcement OF Prcsi'
dent Harding and the treasury. thr pro-
npsal WAS the center Of n hard hght. IL
which many Republicans opposed u.
i'assaCc &C the measure. offered by
Representative Green. Iowa. ranking
Errun,ican nf the way; and means cun:'
nl,Ir,. which reported it,. will require
a iWo thirds vote Of the House. OPP
poncuts claimed tonight il would hc de-
rcated. although leaders who caused X
to be brought up. insisted i would so
n hours or general debate,
Nnscial rule giving the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
SURVIVOR OF THE HERRIN MASSACRE
TESTIFIES SAFETY WASPR0MlSED
OFFICIAL HOUSECLEAN|NG TO FOLLOW
lAXITY OF j. s. "DRY" ENFORCEMENT

Washington Dec mporan changes in the personnel OF the
Office United States district attorney at Chicago were forecast IN
the made
the Investigation nj charges against otaS OF the 'has"
office.
Formal charges filed several months by the Illinois Bar
association alleging that the district attorney Office had been dcrc
ict in its prosecution liquor charges bipartisan board
named Attorney General Daughtwy conduct investigations
and report this board stated that evidence had been found
which seemed 10 support the allegations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
Prepare For Possible
Disorders in Poland

Warsaw. Dec 19.--(Ey The Associated
Press I'm anticipation nf the conven-
Ing tomorrow Of the national assembly.
which ultimately is TO choose a rresi-
don. in succession tn the late Gabriel
Narutnwicz. the government tonight
took measures 10 check possible un-
toward events.
Under the Polish constitution. the
national assembly is tho electoral col
lego. Eacir of the i44 deputies and :he
III senator's has a vote in the choosing
OF i chief executive.
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WILL HAYS SEESWAL[Y REID;
RELIEVES ACTOR WILL RECOVER

very deeply the friendly sp!ri; haci Of
the visit.
After the interview. which lasted but
4 minute ~ two. Mr.. Hays remarked
that the patient looked much better
,han reports had led him {" expect.
led spoke clearly. he said. his eyes
arpeared normal uud "a every way he
seemed To I've in an encouraging mental
and physical condition.
Mr.. Hays added mat his visit had
been jmpcil"d Icy Il general interest l.,
ANY one connected with III" film indus
try, as we'll aS his personal friendship
and sympathy for Mr.. Reid, whom he
has met several times in the course ut
his association with the motion picture
psoplA -.-------
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NOTICE
To Advertisers

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Thanks"
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appreciate the efforts OF The Intel.
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get 4 little time in which to enjoy
christmas with the rest OF us. and
will furnish their copy Friday or
Saturday of this week.
The Advertising Department.
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SEEK PROBE OF U. s.
N|CARACUAN ACTIVITY

Wash.ngton. Dec. l9.-An investiEa-
,t,n Lv the senate foreign relations
committee to ascertain the true state OF
affairs" IN Nicaragua. the facts concsrn-
ing American occupation Of that repub.
uc in 1919. why American forces stfu
arc auartered there and the connection
he,weeu certain New York commercial
houses and the Chamorro Clan govern.
meat Of Nicaragua" was proposed 10 y
resolution introduced today by Senator
nhh Ernuhlican. North Dakota. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: Increasing eloudtness
~ w.rmer wednesday; Thursday un-
settled, probably local rains or SHOWS
IN north portion, colder by Thursday
w.,torn Pennsylvania: Local snows
wednssday OF wednesday night with
colder, probably snow nurries.
ohio. cloudy and warmer with local
.nov, in north portion Wednesday;
rhursday cloudy and colder, rnow fur
ia, in sxtreme north ana east portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
DRIVER ExoNERArE0

Weston, w. Va. Dee. -. Mildred
Ecrrigau ngcd years, daughter "f
NJ. and Mrs. i. &. k"rriEan. OF Weston,
Is dead ~ injuries received when struck
bv 2 delivery truCk in u street near q
school Three sisters survive beside;
The parents Far Simms. driver Ur III"
truck has been cNnnrratcd by coro-
ncrs jury,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
rox po1nSTIc COURT

Morgantown. W. Va. Dec. 1s.-The
Monongalia County Bar Association. %
It's regular meeting tomorrow. viii con.
slider 4 bill tn create court or domeSr
tic relations. whi"h has been drafted ~
i,s sub-rnmm:ttc4. Later the bill VIII
bc presented to the state legislature
Win recommendation for passage. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20
TOBACCO GROWERS AIDED

Washington. De. Approval OF a.
advance "r $500. .00n to the Dark To-
haccu Growers Cooperative Association
uuDkirsvillc, Ky. was announced ioda Y
bv the War ;fiuancc Corporation. The
credit will lie used TO finance the orderly
marketing Of tobacco. ...-.
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The charges we're preferred
John poifsk Of Martins Ferry.
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VIGOROUS HOUSE BATTLE OVER ).
PROHIBITING TAX-EXEMPT BONDS

measure right Of way. had not been
concluded on adjournment tonight.
Throughout the debate the question
continually bobbed up that the proposal
would invade the rights OF the states
70 control their own credit
Representative Graham. OF Pennsyt.
vania. denied the statements made b
Republican speakers that tax exempt
securities offered AN avenue through
which the rich could escape. declaring
thousands OF bonds issued by muAiat.
palities were held by poor people. who
took tina, refuge OF safety. contenss.to
accept Il lesser income
Rep11NSrtatiX kordney supported the
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THE INTELLIGENC r

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper In West
Virginia.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-20

mayor and commissioners with the
understanding that she will say
nothing thai cannot be printed Ia
the local press" Mayor Newbiock
and Police Commissioner Harry w.
kiswaddOn we're appointed as n
committee TO censor her talks.
when the mayor and commission
crs came out OF the mayors office
after their lengthy meeting to de-
cid. on the contract, their serious
faces boro unmIstakablo traces Of
worry. indicating their decision was
reached only after intensive con-
alteration and after they had been
tho objects ~ strenuous mental pres
sure from protcNanis and Catho-
lies.
Officials did not announce their
decision until after I o'clock. when
most OF the crowd at she city hall
had dispersed.
Street Commissioner J. c. white
eide moved that we stand by our
contract with certain provisions'
Commissioner Kiskaddon an
nOunccd hc would second the motion
under certain conditions" lie cH-
| planned these conditions were that
| she should make no settlement that
| could not be printed In local news
papers.
Il want 10 say few words 10
clarity this situation" water Com.
| missioner A. j. Rudd stated as he
arose to his feet and faced the audi.
| ence OF probably so men who sat In
the commission room.
Commission Was IN the Dark.
at the time the commission ac.
/ cepted this contract II was entirely
| Ignorant OF the nature of the lee
| ture. This morning "A formal pro.
test was entered asking that ths
| contracts be cancelled. so we might
| obtain some information about these
! lectures we called the woman to d
| meeting behind closed doors. We
showed her a copy of an alleged
| speech ehe delivered recently &c
women only
"She admitted everything we ac.
| cused her Of except one thing. w,
| demanded that she eliminate every.
thing from her lectures hero that
| should not be read by our wives and
| daughters, TO which she agreed In
view OF the contract and her agree.
ment, | will vote to ovorrule the
protest entered this morning"
Commissioner Crutchfield con.
| tended THAT Is the only way out It,
| but we should appoint committed
to see that she stays where she be-
| longs"
Commissioner Kiskaddon ex.
planned he had no reason to cancel
Her contract and forbid her the right
of free speech provided she stays
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as an inheritance from ctnturies OF
hard working honest people.
The British premier warned Rus
sia that Europe was gradually fill
ing up the gap left by Russia's de-
cline, but was sad TO see millions or
Russians in despair and starving.
Hints for Payment.
When man sells goods, declared
Lloyd George. he expects the buyer
TO pay for them: when
man lends money, he expect the bor-
rover to repay. and when man
asks for a second loan, lie must re-
pay the first one. lie argued that
''the Russian tornado" had not up
rooted these basic laws OF the
worlds business, and declared the
Russians must accept them II they
wished tho worlds cooperation.
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin OF
soviet Russia responding 20 Lloyd
Georges remarks regarding the
Russians to modify their economic
views said.
Even Lloyd Georges brilliant
eloquence cannot convert the Rus
sian people who have other
prejudices. For instance, X ones
neighbor burns down ones house.
he should pay for the damage. The
Russians. however will continue
their efforts for peace"
Premier Facta OF italy made the
closing address of the conference.
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.POSTOFFICE SLEUTH
FOILS MAIL ROBBERY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

pouch aside when II was delivered.
A few minutes later. It IS alleged,
he took the pouch to small closet
on the third floor whore Edward
Fogcl confederate, had been hid
ing for several hours. Tossing the
pouch into the closet, he strolled
nonehantly back to his post. leaving
Fogcl 10 rip II open, extract the
package of bonds and slip quietly
out OF tho building.
Steinberg was suspected at the
time but care was taken TO make
him think he was not. and n short
time later occasion was found to
drop him from the service for a
minor infractlon OF the rules.
The interceptors continued 70
watch him. and four months ago
the bearded gent managed to
scrnpe up an acquaintance at the
confectionery store he and Fogel
had opened.
Taxing n room In the lower east
side as his "hangout." the inspector
Installed a speech recording instru-
ment, and invited them TO visit him.
II was not long until he had met
the other five men alleged to be
members OF the gang and was swap
pink stories with them about their
mail robbing experiences--while fell
low inspectors recorded the conver-
sations in an adjoining room.
Finally the gangsters let the
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within the bounds OF common de-
Ccncy"
In asking for roll call, Mayor
Newblock pointed out that II want
each commissioner TO vote his own
sentiments. ! want to say here and
now this woman Will not be per-
mitted 10 make the remarks here she
made in Muskogee. | was elected
mayor by all tho people. and ] ex-
pect to serve all Of them. I don't
believe | am competent TO fill the
office Of mayor OF Tulsa, but as
long as | am mayor I'm going TO
be mayor"
The vote In favor OF overriding tho
protest by Catholics was unanimous.
When finally passed. tho motion in
cluded clause that any person
starting a disturbance at any OF her
lectures will Immediately be ar
fnsted. II provides also Ethel May
| shall be placed under arrest II she
! makes any unprintable remarks, the
| mayor and tho police commissioner
10 sit as judges.
According 10 tho Advertisement
| that aroused tho storm OF Catholic
protest. Ethel May Is to speak at 2
| O'Clock Saturday afternoon and 3 80
| o'clock Sunday afternoon to women
only. and at = o'clock both Satur'
day and Sunday nights TO both men
and women on subjects pertaining tC
| the Catholic religion.
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CONFERENCE OVER,
RUSS REMAIN RED
TO FINAL SESSION
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
In his valedictory speech to the
Geona economic conference today.
said the conference had gathered
fine crops" namely the meeting to
be held at The Hague. the \ nom
aggression pact and the reports OF
the finance, transport and economic
commissions which he said alone
justified the holding of tho con-
ference.
These results may be Incorporated
Into living practice however, tho
premier added. in order to aid I'm
restoring European vigor and pros
perity.
A Blazing Landmark.
I'VE are now at the end of the
most remarkable conference ever
held In the history of the world"
he said. The Geona conference
will forever be an inspiring land
mark In the pathway of peace"
Lloyd George called attention 20
the bad effect the Russian memo
| randum had on the world and warm
Ing the Russians that IL they de-
sired success at The Hague. 1t would
be better for them not to enter
eloquent presentations of the doc
trlne of populations OF debts. Such
n course was unwise when one want
| ed to borrow more money, he re-
marked.
Europe, he said. was anxious TO
| help Russia, but Russia must accept
| the code OF honor which Europe had
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sctts they should
be suitable for thcm--they are Just
M good for grown-ups ~ tho chill
dren, 40 II does not mean that sopa-
rate dishes are TO be prepared
often recall very splondld-
and what you might call. formal
dinner / attended some years ago.
The hostess was a woman In high
position, socially, because her hua-
band was one of the highest state
officials and sho did her part In
caring for the social affairs always
tied to that office.
only grown-ups were there. and
the main dinner had boon unusually
heavy In meats and rich grnvios and
sausagcA When tho table was all
cleared for the dessert, n large bak-
ing dish was set before the hostess
with several small dishes and "A
largo spoon.
what was my surptlse--and I can
Imagine moro than myself felt tho
same way--when she began serving
just the simplest OF thin custnrd
with whipped cream on tho top.
had always looked upon Equld
custnrd as n dessert or dlsh good
only for children or sick folks. IL
had never occurred 20 me that II
was Just ns good ana maybe better
for grown-ups. cannot tell you
how much that slmplc dessert was
enjoyed after that rather formal
dinner and OF course, since Mrs. ---
did It. II was all right and anyone
could do Il.
am suggesting some OF these
simple desserts for several reasons
they are good for children and
they enjoy them. they may be made
any time before time 10 sorve; they
are just as healthful for the hoartler
member OF tho family as for tho
baby: they are not expensive.
White Cornstarch Pudding.
cups OF scaldod milk
tablespoons cornstarch.
u cup sugar.
u teaspoon salt.
"a cup cold milk.
teaspoon flavorlng.
Mix the dry ingredients, moisten
the cold milk. add to tho scaldlng
milk, stir until thick and afterward
occasionally. cook at least 20 min
utcs. Add flavorlng. mold, cool,
ana serve with swcetened cream
This serves eight people. A more
nutritious aud attractively fluffy
dish Us made by the addition OF
three stiffly beaten egg whites Just
before flavorlng The yolks may be
used In a boiled custard TO serve
with the pudding In place Of cream.
Chocolate Cornstarch Pudding.
cups scaldcd milk.
tablespoons cornstarch.
l cup sugar.
n teaspoon salt.
it-cup cold milk.
squares chocolate.
tablespoons hot water
teaspoon vanilla extract.
Proceed as for white cornstarch
pudding. meantime melting the
chocolate over hot water, When the
pudding is cooked and the chocolate
melted. add the six tablespoons hot
water to the chocolate and stir un,
III smooth. Then combine the tive