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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
viii Force Collection
Of Check-Qff In Indiana

Terre Haute. Ind. June s-Ofncials
OF mine locals north OF here announced
their intention today OF forcing a set
element OF the controversy regarding
the checking of OF dues OF engineers and
Gremen left on duty az the idle coal
mines. TO keep them from becoming
hooded during the suspension OF work
Owners OF the mines IN several In
stances. II was sad. have refused 10
continue the checking of OF union dues
OF these employees. c"utending they have
no contract with the miners. calling FOR
such action.
party of union officials who left
today for visit OF all mines In the
section. announced that enginemen and
caretakers will be ordered TO cease work
at shafts whore Il is found the check
or Is not being observed. and the mines
allowed 10 become Hooded.
Information received here stated that
in some cases the mine owners would
remain Arm in their refusal to observe
the eAsck-o1,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
l. { COURT OF APPEALS HAS
MODIFIED M'CL|NT|C INJUNCTION
Case Involving Southern West
Virginia Members Of Unit
ed Mine Workers Is Sent
Back For Hearing On Its
Merits.

Richmond. Va Juno S.--Thr tent
colonies In West Virginia set up by
striking union miners OF the United
Mine Workers Of America, Will he Al
lowed to stand under an opinion handed
down today by the United States circuit
court OF appeals in the case of the Boy
dcrland Coal corporation and hfty-one
other coal companies The decree great
~ modifes the injunction granted by
tho federal district court at Charles
ton, W. Va, to which the case was re-
mandcd for trial.
Officers and members Of the miners
union are restrained, however. from IN
terfering with the employees OF me
plaintiffs or with mon seeking employ
ment at their mines" and from tres
passing upon properties Of the plain
tiffs," or "tnc!ting. inducing or per
suad!ng the employees Of the PLAINTIFFS
from breaking their contract OF employ
mont" Furthermore the miners union
Is restrained from aiding or assisting
any other person or persons 10 commit
or attempt to commit any OF the act9
here enjoined.
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.sTFF| MERGER WILL CUT 81
OFF /, {, STEEL COST ADVANT TACE
Chadbourne Gives Testimony
Before Lockwood Commis-
sion, But Refuses Reports
On Seven Companies, and
Is Adjudged in Contempt.

New York, June 8.-The Midvale-
Republic-lnland steel merger will give
the consolidated concern capacity
second to the United States Steel cor
poration, and enable It to cut down the
Sc a ton differential now enjoyed by
the corporation above all independ-
ents. the Lockwood legislative com
mittee was told today by Thomas l..
Chadbourne. the lawyer who negot1at-
ed the triple alliance.
independents now exist by suner-
ance of the corporation because 1t can
deliver products at cost 50 ton
under any OF the others, he said. The
new merger would cut 81 from THIS
difTerential through reduction IN sell
ing and administrative expenses. Mr..
Chadbourne estimated. 1t would De
alashed still further through lower de-
liver costs. resulting from better gee
eranhical distribution facilities, he
said.
Planned Rlver-lake Road.
u tho YOUNGSTOWN Sheet & Tube
comnany and the Brier Hill Steel COM
many had come into the consolidation,
as originally planned, the combination
rcu ! have been able to cut the olneE-
ential even lower by building an ore
road from the Ohio river through
Youngstown to Lake Erie to compete
with the Bessemer & Lake Erle'
owned by the U. S. Steel corporation
the attorney said.
Rut Chadbourne explained he was
not going to make any further enort
~ get YOUNGSTOWN and Brier Hill into
rho merger, because he had had trou-
hle enough with three" and did NOT
care to enlarge his troubles.
Ad,udged On Contempt
r,. Lakewood committee enlarseu
them for him by declaring MIN In eoH
fempt because he would not produce
nert reports made on the Valuauons oi
nj, seven companies, when N WAS VI
Ipdnally contemplated would enter tno
,oorger Chadbourne said he was Will
,ne "a submit the report on tho three
comnanies which have agreed to merge
hut he held the committee had no JuF-
,sdictIon TO call for the report ehoFao
ing the four outsiders.
Samuel Untermyer, commlttee coun-
s.l insisted on seeing tho original be
promised that the data on the -FOUR com
panies which stayed out would not Do
made public but Chadbourne once moro
refused to submit the original report
last Saturday. standing on his priVii-
ere AS counsel for Midvale. Chadoourne
refused information regarding the three
companies IN the merger, but today ne
rave II. saying each had released him
from his professional duty to Keep
silent.
May BE Jailed
Giving Chadbourne another chance 10
rave himself from contempt proceed
Ings, Untermyer reminded him that ono
witness. who declined TO give UP data
demanded by the committed had spent
month In jail for his act, but the
lawyer stuck to his refusal and was
declared IN contempt. Then II was
found that subpoena served on him
did not specifically call for the original
report on tho seven compa MES 80 a new
subpoena was made him. calling upon
him to produce II tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
JOB FOR MAX 0SER
IN THE YELLOWSTONE
Fiiance of Mathilde McCor-
mick May Run Saddle Tours
In America.

Helena, Mont June SIT Max oser,
daughter Of John D. Rockefeller. Is un-
employed for the summer, a Job awaits
him in the Yellowstone park. at Sat
isfactory salary"
The Swiss horseman has been cabled
an offer Of employment by park trans
portation company from It's headquar-
ters at Helena, It became known today.
The companys message follows:
III unemployed will offer you position
In charge of saddle horse tours Of the
Yellowstone park. with satisfactory
salary. Answer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Building Trades Union S
Head Would End All Strikes
JOHN DONLIN DECLARES THE WHOLE NATION
is TIRED OF STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS-ONlI
ALTERNATIVE THE INDUSTRIAL COURT

Cincinnati o., S-(By the Associated Press)Esablish
agencies eliminate strikes other troubles
building industry favored today by John Donn president
the building trades department of the American Federation
Labor who departments annual meeting here that the
whole tired of strikes and okous and dgused with such
institutions that make them possible
Unes the industry remedies its troubles he said eve must
admit the industrial court is necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
SIX INJURED IN
FIRE At PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, Pa, June S.-The damage
caused by fire after an explosion swept
the plant Of the Young Tar Paper COM
panv here this afternoon was estimated
at SITS. 900. Of which $4,000 WAS suf-
fered by the Pittsburgh Malleahle Iron
company's plant.
Six men. seriously burned by the
explosion. which occurred when benz:ne
was poured into n vat containing
asphalt. were given medical aid before
hc!gS sent TO tho hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
MANSEEV|CH, RADICAL,
DEPORTED TO POLAND

Detroit. Mich, June S.-Nicolai Man.
seevich. alleged radical whose proposed
expulsion from the United States has
provoked strong protests here. was sptr-
tied out of Detroit today, and started u
New York. via Windsor. in special car.
on the first lap Of his journey to Grod-
no, Poland. in company with ten other
deportees
ManseevicEs wife and three small
children. weeping. accompanied him to
Windsor, then returned to their home
here. Mrs. Manseev;ch having refused
offers Of friends TO finance their trip to
Grodno. fearful they would starve there.
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Chiffon MAY
ENTER CONTEST
Will Make Definite Announce,
ment in Few Days-Corn-
well Not In Race.

Fairmont. w Va. June S.--According
10 information received here today
former United States Senator william
F. Chiffon. of Charleston. viii probably
be a candidate for the senate In the
Democratic primary Of August l.
The senator has been indisposed for
some time. and Is just now recovering
his health.
Il am not ready to make definite
announcement either way" he declared
today, but will canvass the situa-
tlon and will make up my mind In a
few days. whether or not I Will an
nouuce my candidacy.
Close friends Of the senator here
earnestly believe that his announcement
will appear at least by the first Of the
coming week.
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C0V. DAVIS WILL
NOT ENTER RAGE
Ohio Executive Gives Out
Statement on Eve of Clos
ing, Primary Entries.

Columbus. O.. Juno S.-Dehnite
announcement from Governor
Harry L. Davis that he would
not seek denomination. advices
from Congressman c. L. Knight.
OF Akron, that he would formal
" become a candidate for the
Republican nomination for gov
ernor, and tho announcements or
former United States Sepator
Charles Dick. OF Akron. and for
mer Lieutenant Governor John
II. Arnold. Of Columbus. as can
d,dates for the Republican sena-
torial nomination against Con-
eressman 8. D. Fess. OF Yellow
Springs. featured today's kalei-
doscopic movements in Ohio pol
tiles.
The time limit for fling OF
petition. Of candidacy for the
state primaries TO be held An-
gust expires tomorrow at nd
night.
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nEmocRArA PARTY WINS

Manila, T. T., june S.'-tBy The Asso-
riated Press.)-Th" Demorrata party
won a sweeping victory IN the city ot
Manila IN Yesterdays general election.
CARRYING It's entire ticket. This included
pne member OF the senate OF the Philip.
nine legislature. two members Of the
lower house Of that body and the entire
city council This is the first victory
here for this party since the legislature
was established.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
PAIR KIDNAPPED AND
"GIVEN A LECTURE

Anderson. s. C.. June S.-Walter w.
Sullivan. secretary OF the Orr cotton
mills. and Miss RUBY Floyd we're KID
naped from an automobile in front OF
the young woman's home here tonight
by masked men who gave them Iec-
ture." as they described II. and dropped
them In the woods some three miles
out OF town.
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r,,ur,hu. O.. June s.-(By The As:
.ocJa,.d Pres).-Considerable polieeeI
don. was unset tonight when Goveino'
Harry I, Davis issued a forma! sthte-
r,.nt declaring emphatically thAt nv
,,ou,d not be a candidate Tor renonin
ot,on at the August Republican PR
,arv. DESPITE an insistent demand Inet
dsc,.re FOR a second term as governor
end withdraw my previous contrary
conclusion ,A
The governors statement was ieueo
,u.t tventy-four hours before the t,n.'
lime in which candidates for nomlh.'
tion for state offices at the August PR
marIes are required 20 fne:
Declares FOR One TERM
In Il. h, declared that tho sovsrnot
of Ohio should be elected for term
Io,oer than two years. and should DO
limited to one term, and reiterated thae
as chief executive. he could not con-
scientiously give six months OF tho
neonles' time in campaigning TOT re-
election. ..
Desnite in his statement Of March IL,
IN which he declared he would leavs
nubIIc office at the expiration OF his
present term. many OF the governor
close friends and political advisers hao
hoped he again would be candidate.
and he nau DePl IHipoi'
sections OF the state to again throw h's
hat In the ring.
positive withdrawal Of Governor
Davis from the race still leaves five
candidatse in the field for the Repuoh'
can nomination for governor. They are:
Carmi 4. Thompson. OF 1ronton anu
Cleveland: Secretary OF State Hervey
z. Smith OF GAINESVILLE: State Senator
Arthur H. Day. Of Cleveland; Rupert
Beetham. Of Cadiz. o.. speaker or the
Ohio House OF Representatives, and c.
Homer Durand. OF Coshocton.
Definite withdrawal OF the governor
led friends OF Congressman ChaSles l.
knight Of Akron. to believe that no
would enter the race for the guberna-
torial nomination at the last minute.
NO Endorsemsuts
Governor Davis In his statement DID
not endorse any Of the active or poten-
tial Republican candidates. HH state
mcnt declared "As respects the comins
election. 7 have unbounded faith In the
Republican party and tho principles
unon which It stands. and / nave eoual
confldenct that the choice OF the voters
NJ the state at the forthcoming PIT
maries and election. from among tne
various candidates to succeed me- VIII
be q careful and wise choice"
In his statement TIC so'etho'
outlined the achievements OF the pres
ent administration. stressins the Inn
portance OF the reorganization OF the
state departments. He declared tnat
for the first time In the history OF
Ohio. the next legislature will not DO
faced with a deficiency appropriation
hill. and gave credit for this condition
10 the business administration under
the reorganization code. For that rea.
son. he said. he has no fear that the re-
organization will not remain a funda'
mental part of the state government.
overnor Davis also declared that ths
nresent administration will have ouit
opproximatcly 1000 miles OF highway
or. four times rs much as any previous
administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
ATTACKS FITS OPPONENT

Kennett. Mo. June s.-tntted states
e.nstor lanes A. Reed. candidate FOR
the Democratic nomination for tho sen-
ete In an address today. mad" his hrst
d,rec. attack against his opponent
Rreck.nr,dre Long. third assistant sec
retarv Of state in former President Will
sons administration.
Senator Reed charged his opponent
was posing before the country people
as dry In order 10 draw the proh'n,-
ton vote"
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HAMILTON IS
TURNED DOWN
Governor Morgan Names
Charles E. Hiner Of Upshur,
On Road Commission.

Charleston. w. Va. June S.-Governor
Morgan today announced the appoint
ment Of c. E. Hiner Of Buckhannon. as
q member OF the State Road commits
sion to succeed n. P. Whitaker, re-
signed Mr.. HIner has accepted. He
will assume the office July !.
Tho appointment was recently ten
dered City Manager Charles H. Dowler.
Of Wheeling, who declined after the city
Of Wheeling boosted his salary $4,000.
Mr.. Hiner was formerly sheriff OF
Cpshur county. He Is prominently
Identified with the lumber business In
central West Virginia and IS connected
with various concerns in that section.
A Wheeling delegation here today
proposed the name of Ben Hamilton, but
the governor declined to appoint him.
In making the selection Of Charles E.
Hiner, Of Buckhannon. for the vacancy
on the West virginia State Road com
mission. from the acceptance OF which
City Manager Charles H. Dowler was
relieved. Governor Morgan YESTERDAY
declined to appoint Ben F.. Hamilton. or
Wheeling, TO fll the vacancy. according
10 a telegram from Charleston.
The wheeling delegation. which went
10 Charleston 10 reQucst NOfeiAoi 1ho'
gan to release City Manager powler
from, his acceptance Of the place on
the road conmfssion.create by the
resignation OF \. ?. Whitaker. OF
Wheeling. proposed the name OF MI
Hamilton for the position to Governor
Morgan. according to the telegram from
Charleston. but tho governor declined to
appoint him.
The wheeling delegation which went
to Charleston TO ask Governor Morgan
for Mr.. Dowler's release from his prom
tse to accept the road commission place
and n suggest that another wheeling
district man. preferably Mr.. Hamilton
h. named In Mr. Dowler's stead. Is eH-
nected 10 return from Charleston this
morning. The delegation Is composer
NJ Mayor Thomas F. Thoner: reprr-
..,.inr the citv council: NJ J. Cnllinan.
representing the Chamber NJ Commerce'
and s. NJ. Moves. representing the COM
nnittee ~ One Hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
XII KLUX KLAN TAKES
LAW into OWN HANDS

Blueheld. W. Va. June S.-The Ku
KIux klan Of Stoney Ridge. just across
the state line In Virginia. II IS report
ed notified a family to vacate, which
the family did. The Khan has. 1t Is also
reported. issued an ultimatum to boot
leggers and Is preparing to back 1t up
with drastic action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Republican Leaders
Confer On Campaign
Washington Juno s-Wavs and means

Washington Juno 8-Ways and means
81 carrying on the campaign prepara-
tory 10 the November elections were
considered today by Republican leaders
fro ma number OF states who were
called together by John T. Adams,
chairman OF the Republican national
committee. The discussions were said
"a relate exclusively to financial uues-
lions The Informal conferences Of the
dav were followed tonight by dinner
attended hv Secretary Weeks and Attor-
nev General Daugherty
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LIFT CURTAIN
Of MYSTERY
Discovery Of Note on Floor OF
Car Latest Development
In Ward Case.

White Plains, " Y. June S-Dtsccr-
ery Of a note on the floor OF machine
taken 10 a garage for wash served TO-
dav 70 lift the curtain Of mystery sur
rounding the card party held IN the
New Rochelle home OF Walter 5. Ward
the night he shot and killed Clarence
Peters.
Al III. same time the Wcstchestcr
county grand jury. resuming It's lnre~-
tigation Of the case after days re-
cess, went into conference with DIS
trict Attorney Weets over newspaper
reports OF Its activities and asked for
great secrecy.
The note-Iatest clue in the mystcrI'
which has been puzzl!nG detectives
since Nav ls-was turned over 10 Tho
county authorities by benjamin Ken
dali. an employe in q White Plains Ea-
rage He said ne found tho letter I'd
dressed to Mrs. Charles Dubois "f At
IantIc Highlands. y. j.. IN car be
longing to J. Franklin Burke, NJ Scars
dale, connected with a New York woolen
arm.
The note says In part:
"Erank was thrr.. when il happened and
left at 1890. The glass that they found
in the driveway was not from Ward
rar at all It came from mine. Walt
was waiting
Kendall declared today that when Mrs.
Burke called for the couple last Tues
dav she inquired anxiously after the
letter and seemed excited when he toId
her he had not seen It.
DID Not Refer to Ward Case.
Burke declared the letter had no bear
Ing on the Ward case and that neither
he nor his wife had attended a card
party at the Ward home on the night OF
the killing.
Referring to the statement concerning
the broken glass in the letter he admit
ted the glass In his car had been broken
Communication was established with
Mira Alfred II. Hook. who lives near
! the Wards. and who is a sister OF Mrs.
Blrke She declined to name the guests
at the card party before being officially
questioned. but asserted that they
we're our own set"
No disturbance occurred In the Ward
home. while she was there. she con
tinued. and she heard none later. Ward
was not az home and she did not see
Peters in the house.
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THE WEATHER

West Virginia: Local thunder rhowers
rridav md probably Saturday. No
change In temperature.
Ohi7 and Western Pennsylvania: Local
showers Friday ana probably Saturday;
cooler In north portion
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Arrest Army Sergeant
After Bomb Explosion

Columbus. Ca. June S-The firEt ar
res, IA connection with the recent bomb
explosion n, the home of Mayor Homer
Dimon was made here today when Ser
geant ]. j. Kimbal, stationed at Fort
Bsnning. was taken into custody.
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Romney, ". Va. June S.-Hon. John
J. Cornwsll today told friends in this
city that he would not be candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
United States Senate. He said his mlnd
had been made up for some time as TO
this matter. but did not indicate wheth-
er he would make any other formal an
nounCcment on the subject.
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Richmond. Va, Juno S.-An in)nnc-
ton granted by Federal Judge Mctllh-
tic Of West Virginia. IN behalf or inc
Borderland Coal company and other.
against tho United Mine Workers OF
America. restraining officers and mem
bcrs OF tho union from Interfering Win
the coal cunlrauio$ "mpl"yr" ana prop
"rtv. W. ,.uI.t,,.I in yu opinion handed
Town her, .uary hl the l.'t"r! state:
circuit cour, az appeal, and the case
<ro,%,r,a6 nm Para Etphteou)
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(Cout1uued on Page Eighteen.)
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
The Jewish Question

THE JEW. BY Hilaire BelIoc. Hough-
ton Mifiiin Company.
"HE thesis of Mr.. Belloc's book
is that the presence of the
Jewish nation intermixed with
other nations alien to it presents 4
problem oS the gravest character"
that it is becoming pressing. for, he
says. IF the quarrel Is allowed to
arise unchecked we shall
come, Unexpectedly and soon. upon
one of those tragedies which have
marked for centuries the relation be-
tween this peculiar nation and our
selves; and. finally. that the only
solution Is a full recognition, upon
both sides. of the facts of a national
separateness. a definite "segrega-
ton" (using that word. however, not
in its unbGppy. narrow sense) and
he establh ..nent of such open recog-
milton "iu our morals and social
conventions" He expressly dis
claims any idea of beginning with
an expression of this in form of law,
for. he says. "to begin with laws and
regulations on our side would in
evitably breed opposition" He would
urge the development. by the Jews
themselves. of distinct Jewish insti-
tutions. and a free recognition OF
them by the Gentle. as better pre-
lim!nary steps toward a solution.
OF course his whole argument
rests upon the assertion that the
Jew is forever a definite, unchang-
ing entity: that he can never be
really 'assimilated" under any cir
cumstances. Mr.. Belloc goes into
this matter In some detail. giving a
historical summary as well as argu-
ment and concluding that while the
Jew has a marvellous facility in
superficial adaptation to any en-
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

vironment he always remains n Jew.
You have the startling truth" says
he, that while the fundamental diff
ference goes on the whole time and
is perhaps deeper than any of the
other differences separating man
kind into groups; while he is,
within. and through all his ultimate
character. above all things a Jew.
yet in the superficial things he is
clothed in the very habit of what
ever society he for the moment in
habits"
Mr.. Belloc is aiming, above all
things. at a dispassionate. fair
minded statement, and he obviously
believes that the person who should
find his solution the most acceptable
is the Jew himself. He expressly de-
nounces the vicious tendencies of the
ordinary "anti-Semitism." and he is
equally critical of Gentle as of Jew
ish mistakes in the creation OF fric-
ton and of dangerous tensions such
as he finds increasingly apparent
In modern society. 1t is necessary,
sometimes. to bear in mind Mr. Bel
loc's subconscious religious bias.
But he does not believe that any
safety lies in the method of meeting
the problem by ignoring 1t. or de-
nying its existence. That has been
to a large extent the method of the
past century or so (since the French
revolution). but Mr.. Belloc believes
It is becoming impossible to-day. He
would. instead, have both Jew and
Gentle admit their differences and
come to some amicable arrangement
by which they may live together.
respecting each other. preserving
reciprocal limitations and making
no pretence of entire identity.
II is claimed that this book
should take leading place among
the most talked of books of the
year" IT has not as yet nor is
1t likely to since the prevailing
mental attitude here is still that
Victorian Liberal position which Mr..
Belloc assails. 1t creates an effectual
taboo.