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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

airplanes under his Jurisdiction. but
previous TO August 81. no bombs had
heen dropped on the mining camps.
His forces along the LoganBoone Dor
der. he said numbered between $500
land 1000 men, composed Of state pc.
lice. deputies Of Logan and volunteers
; from various parts Of the state.
Would Hang the Governor
Reynolds. IN testifying for the state.
took exception to remarkes by Harold
w, Houston, OF defense counsel. and
before leaving the stand. told the at
torney that any time he wanted 10
hang the governor to let him know.
"Ill be around town. Mr.. Houston, .
the witness said, and let me know
when you want me-
You'll be wanted in Logan shortly,
Mi Houston answered.
Reynolds told the jury that he had
been arrested for alleged embezzle-
ment Of funds belonging to the United
Mine Workers. and that he was not
GUilty, in that the funds, collected
from various locals, had been used in
defrayine expenses OF the miners In
he march.
The prosecution, through the Wit.
nesses today sought to show that the
excitement in and about Blair was not
due TO firing into the camp from the
hills. but to the prospect OF miners
who gathered at Marmet marching
through the town toward the line of
defens on the Logan-Boone border. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Business Revival Is
Bringing Higher Prices

Washington. June 2l-Distinct M
ward trend Of prices. more marked IN
Nav than In any recent month, was
noted tonight by the commerce depart
mont. in survey OF the general bust
ness situation throughout the ""nn'rF'
In most instances the Departments lie
clared the rise has not been great. hut
indicates a much nrmer demand than
heretofore.
REPORTS received Mp L. June 20. the
dcnartrnent stated. indicate that the
business rrviva LIS getting on more sub
stantial grounds. Fay"rahi" fca turcf
noted in the general situation were me
continued increase in tn" iron and steel
Industry. sustained by m" marked m
crease in production of automobiles ana
trucks. lower Interest rates. rcaSins;
demand for money .inSrrlS" in employ
mon, and deClin" in business failures
Tho continuation "f the coal strike
Tho departmen: said. with n" >mn-
a,c prospect % settlement constitutes
an unfavorahlc feature which has :"
far seemed To cause little un"a 1!neSs
Stocks OF coal arc stu amnl" although
the demands caused by greater indus
trial activi'ics a~e using them mp ~ 4
moro rapid rate
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URGED The MARCH
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

turning back the men. but his private
Instructions were for them TO proceed
TO Logan. r." purpose Of IN" miners
he said. was 10 Kill Don Chafin. sheriff
OF Logan county. his deputies. organic"
the Logan fields. and then 20 on I"
Mingo county TO test" martial law III
effect there.
Henry Miller. a Blair miner. ieHil'
fled practically 10 the sam" thine.
Harlan Haines, of Columbus, ONO,
and w. +. Denim of Huntington. ava
tors. who had been employed by tho
Logan operators 10 take their planes
over the Logan-BOOnN county border.
during the march. testified that they
had dropped no bombs on III" m'ninI
camps prior 10 August II, The day
Gore was killed.
Substantiatsd BY eubanks
The testimony in this cas-" was SUB
stantiatcd by Colonel W. EuhankS. "f
WEIGH. who. as member Of the state
militia. had taken charge Of m" Logan
defenders at the request OF Governor
Morgan
Colonel Eubanks said that h" had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Daugherty Calls For
Anti-Merger Argument
Declares Department OF Jusdee is
Ready to Hear Legitimate Evidence
Against Steel Combines.

Washington. Jrn" 2l.-AttorneN Gen.
eral DaughcI,y. without "Ih,r Coh.mrnN
today madc public The following state
ment: , ,o.,,
ccs.s now before tn" department al
r,s,t.. i, was anuouuc-d today that
the department Of justice YOU ID h" glad
10 hear from am dependable person
Who has any legitimate argument 10
nffer against the merger.
The two mergers which have been be-
fore the department OF justice as the
recent affected Bethlehem lackawann.
consolidation and the pending comb!na-
tion OF the Republic Iron and Steel.
Nidvale steel and Ordnance ana Inland
steel companies.
Nothing Illegal.
The Attorney Generals statement
was given varying interpretations. some
officials. although not commenting Tor
publication. seeing It in an indication
that thus far the department OF justice
had found no basis for any legal pro
ceedtngs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
WOMAN CANDIDATE
FAR IN THE LEAD

81 rauI June ol.-Eeturns from
MlrneSoia'S state wide primary Monday
were sufficiently near completion TO-DAY
~ show Mrs Annie Dlck!e Olesen far
In the lead Of Thomas MeiShen her
nearest opponent for the p"mocrauc
nomination for United States Senator
Sentiment on the question OF sending
n woman /" the United States Senate
viii 10 an added feature To party issues
In tho general election In Minnesota
next November
Tho nomination Of Mrs. Olesrn as me
senatorial standard bearer Tor the Dem
ncrats next fall will call Cor an eNpres-
sion OF this sentiment in addition TO tho
question Of adherence TO party lines.
md Issues involving the national admin
tStratiOn.
Frank r. Kellogg. Junior senator from
Minnesota and on" Of President Hard
ing's stalwartS in the Senate. VINO was
renominated in the Republican primary
over Ernest LundSen will face IN" po-
iit!cal barrier with Mrs. Olescn next fall
along with Henrik Shipsted. the Farm
err Labor nominee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
.FRELINGHUYSEN HAS
SCIENTIFIC TARIFF
COMMISSION PLAN
Introduces Amendment to the
Pending Measure in the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, y. c.. June 81. The
machinery for the construction Of
what was described as a scientific tar
III based on the difference between
conversion costs in this country and
abroad would be set up under an
amendment 10 the pending tariff bill
proposed today BY Senator FTeling-
huysen. Republican. New Jersey.
who as a member OF the finance COM
mittee. helped draft the present
measure
Under the terms OF the amendment
the tariff commission would be en-
larged 10 ten members and would be
required to recommend to Congress
not later than December |. 1923. and
each six months thereafter. rates or
duty necessary TO ecualize the differ
enceS in conversion costs as disclosed
by Investigations which it would
make
The members ~ the commission
would be- appointed by the President.
would hold office for life and would re-
ceive salaries OF $4,000 each, the
same as cabinet Officers Not moro
than five OF them could be Of the
same political party. and none OF
them could engage actively In any
private business. trade or profession.
Present System Illogical.
In an address explaining his amend
ment. Senator Frelinghuysen declared
the present tariff-making system was
both Illogical and unscient!flc." De
scribiug that system as "complica'
ton OF the statements Of manutac-
turers. importers and merchants.
farmers. and OF inconclusive data col
lected BY government agencies made
quately equipped" the Senator said
the public mind was thoroughly
awake TO the abuses of this system
and to the necessity for reform.
And this awakening should he a
warning TO all of US 10 take the tarih
out OF politics" he continued. III has
been said rynically IhSt the tariff can
not be taken out of politics. 1t Is prob
able that the theory or what consti-
tutes proper tariff l"vi"S always VIII
remain poitica. questi"" JHSt as II mas
ALWAYS been a matter Of dispute be
tween economists. But the method or
finding out the facts on which 20 assess
tariffs certainly is not political mat
ter
Would Eliminate Party Pressure.
Senator rrelinGhuySrn argued that
his amendment would 'Nitalize. the
tariff commission and would remove its
members from personal and party
pressure" by establishing fundamen-
tai principle for fixing rates. Also. he
said. 1t would give the commission the
time. the money and I'll" authority to
frame such = bill as would AFFORD &C
tual. not merely supposed protection 70
American industry and American labor.
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TO close the mine and deport the men
Three men In a hospital At Carbon
dale we're injured when the first vio-
lence of the day broke out. A truck
carrying ten men from Carbonate to
the strip mine was fired upon from am.
bush several miles southeast Of Car.
bondale. At least five men were wound.
ed. SIX escaped by swimming a small
stream.
4 crowd Of half hundred men in.
vaded Herrin, and. visiting hardware
stores. attempted to purchase arms.
When refused they ransacked the Bray
North Company: the Herrin Supply
Company and the Turner Hardware
Company. and carried away arms val
ned at $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Appeals FOR AID

Chicago. juno 21.-fBy the Associat.
ed Press)-Appeals for aid In quellins
disorders at the Southern Illinois Coal
Company's rrine between Marion and
Herrin. Ills. was telephoned late today
by officials at the mine to William J.
Lester. president Of the company who
Is in Chicago.
According to the communications to
Mr.. Lester, the trouble began after re-
ceirt Of word by striking miners from
John L. Lewis. president Of the mine
workers, that miners working In the
company's stripping mine should be
considered common strike-breakers."
A crowd began gathering shortly
after Mr.. Lewis message was received.
II was said and a march was started
to the mine. 4 clash with guards fol-
lowed in which several persons were re-
ported to have been killed or injured.
Tho mine had been idle since the
strike up 10 within the last two weeks.
when II was put back into operation =
vas said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
ANege Young Ward Had
Bachelor" Apartments

White rlaIns. y. Y. June 21.--njstrict
Attorney Weeks admitted today that
nriyate detectives employed by the
county had reported the discovery that
Walter s Ward maintained n bachelor
anartment in New York while Mrs.
Ward was away last summer and that
ne received several women callers there.
rho dctertiycs are working on the
theory that the maintenance Of this
bachcl apartment might have hecm tn"
basis for the blackmail plot which Ward
claims ended In the staying of l1arenr"
Peters with whose murder Ward IA
charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Battle Ends With Darkness

Herrin. Ills. June 2l.-(By The Asso-
Glazed Press -Fightins between strik-
Ing union miners and non-unioa workers
who we're mining coal AT tie surface
mine OF the Southern Illinois Coal COM
nany. six miles east OF hero. has ceased
according to reports brought to Herrin
hv sympa thIzers Of the miners from
the scene OF the trouble.
The exact number Of casualties in the
light cannot be determined on account
of inaccessibility to the scene OF the
trouble. The body of one union miner
has been brought 10 local hospital
md Two other men. believed 10 he SYM
pathlzcrs were brought to hospital
hero. where il is said ono or them Is
DOT expected to live.
One report was to the effect that II
mr. X bodies OF non-union mon were
lavInr in the pit nf the surface mine
where they had barricaded themselves
and exchanged numerous shots with
tho attacking miners.
Mine Striker Killed
John Henderson. -. striking union
miner. was shot IN The head and killed
His body was brought here by unidenti'
ned persons.
Renorts stated that both sides had
shown the white flag and that ncgotia'
lions were being exchanged for a truce
n also was reported that officials OF
the Southern Illinois Coal company nave
arroad 10 close the mine as a result OF
49,. lighting and that the non-union mer
world depart.
Hugh Fox. president or Sub-Distric'
No. . Of the Illinois Miners Union. and
Hugh Wills members OF the inter
,,,Iop,I ho,rd or tho United Mine Work
.rs Of America. advised the men to cease
firing and proceeded To the camp OF
the strip mine.
Negotiations were Immediately hcgur
for the Southern Illinois Coal Company
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this connection, Col. Eubanks said he
had been told by Governor Morgan
not to invade the opposing territory.
Colonel Osenton, who has examined
most OF the states witnesses. said
that the prosecution would be fin.
ished early tomorrow Mr.. Houston.
Of the defense. stated that the sure
buttal would be brief. as there were
few witnesses on that end to be-
called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
", VA, OPERATORS
IN BIG Meeting
One Hundred Attend Session at Fair
mont-No Statement Given Out
to tho Public.

Fairmunl ". Va. June -!.--pn" nun-
virginia Coal Oprr,;Ors a@S"r.aiion
held Il meeting ut the rooms in III"
Jacobs building this morning. 1t was
said /" Ice The largest meeting or the
association Tor a year Every district
OF Northern West Virginia that figures
In producing tonnage was represented
Conditions in tn" mining region were
discussed in a general way but no
statement was Forthcoming as 10 any
nav elnpmentS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
WILL REOPEN MINES.

Okmulr"c. Okla. June IL meeting
Of The oklahoma coal Operators Asso-
citation has been called 10 lay plnus 10
reopen tho coal mines of the state OF
the open Shon plan. it was learned here
Tonight. after an informal conference"
Of several members OF the executive
committee Of the association. inc
operators will meet next Friday At NC
AlesteT. -.-..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Notice il hereby given that on or
about the 5th day OF July. 1872, an APP
plication will he hled with \. g. Jcn-
kirS. Pardon Attorney. Charleston. W.
Va. for the Pardon ~ W. V. Hcrd"r-
son. convicted of the crime Of Grand
Larceny 1t the September term. 1921.
OF the Criminal Court OF OHIO County
and sentenced 70 impri soument IN the
West Virginia renttcn;iary Tor the per
iOd of 2 years. 10 c2@9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
HOWELL CONFIRMED.

Washington. June 2l-Thr nominal
,iou of ]. Morton Howell. OF Onto. 70 be
the first American minister /" Egypt'
WAS confirmed by tn" senate to-day.
When nominated for the post he was
no diplomatic agent and consul general
In Egypt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
PUBLIC SALE
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL. ESTATE

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL. ESTATE
BY virtue OF the authority in him
vested under decree OF the Circuit
Court OF ohio County. West Virginia.
entered on the 2Grd day OF May. 1929.
in Chancery Order Book. - page 1914.
IN a cause In chanccry therein pending
in which S. S. Gardner aS Executor OF
the last VIII and Testament Of Murga-
ret W. Young Is plaintiff and s. s. Gard
uer as Administrator with the Will an
nexed OF the estate OF Laura A Young
deceased OF ais. are defendants. the un-
dersigned Special Commissioner will
sell at the north front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio County. West Virginia al
public auction 10 Tire highest and best
bidder therefore on
Saturday. the Sth day Of July. 1922
commencing at ten o'clock \. NJ. OF that
day. the following described property
located in the town OF West Liberty in
ohio County. IVES, Virginia. and which
sad real estate Is more particularly de-
Ecribed as follows. that Is 10 say. The
south one-halr Of lot number Twenty
i've (2S) situate on the east side ot
Main street In the town oC IVES, lih"r,y
ohio County. West Virginia. The prop
crty herelnheforc mentioned Is known
rad described as the Phillip Young
homestead. in the town OF West Liberty
nd IL part oc the Same property devised
20 the said Margaret ". Young by the
gaSt VIII and Testament oC Laura y
Young deceased.
TERMS or SALE: Ons-third Of the
Purchase money, or "a much more as
ne purchaser shal, elect to pay cash
In hand on the day oc sale. and the bal
,rcs IN two equal 'nstallmeuts. bearing
interest from the day OF sale at Six
per cent (6Gc) per annum. payable in
u,e and two years from the day OF sale
re purchaser giving his negotiable
orcmlSsory notes r"r IN" deferred pay
NEVIS tho tit'A 20 ~ retained uutN the
purchase money With Interest has been
AID IN ru'l
CLYDE +. AMOS.
Special t'"nrI IS ionsr.
7 John +. E.uEhoru. CORK Of ia" said
...rsu., t'our; ~ ohio County. Nest Viz
-sn:a do he-eh, certify Mat III" above
,.ar~d Special Commissioner has here
,nrorN given thu h"rd and surety a. re-
.r,f~rl by the SOD deere" AMI hv Lave.
Holm l.. klNGHORN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County. West Virginia
10 ts-ss-eetyS .--------------r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
RR1rrsH WIN AGAIN

Roehampion. England. Jun" - &C., by
The Associated PresD The British
Isles Davis cup team today won an
other match In Singles from the Italian
team. r. G. Love defeated IcSare
Colombo. 81. O.. 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
YO8 SALH-AUTO8.

FOR SALE-Ford touring ca. Price
$500. Inquire evenings lln@ Eoh
street jeo0-I
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ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
Trv CLARENDON Hotel

virginia Ave, Half Block to Beach and
steal Pier, All rooms with hot and cold
running water. private baths. elevator,
electric lights open surroundings. Write
for rates. Always Open.
MONROE HUTCHlNS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

pL.EDER-On Tuesday. June 20 ''22.
at O'Clock T.. NJ. az The lnte resi-
dcpce. No. So Main street JOHN r.
REEDER. in his 56th year.
Funeral services from his lat" home
Friday afternoon. AZ 30 O'Clock. IN
torment In Noun; Zion cemetery.
Friends invited.
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FOR RENT-TURNISHE APART
MENTS

FOR RE.NT--Eurnished apartment l5th
street. within Ave minutes walk or
business DISTRICT. Inquire at l5nN lac
OBJ street after p. NJ j. Ill
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POE sAnE-MscELLANEous

FOR SALE-40 foot yacht in good
shape, ChaS. Haddlx. 25s North sth
street. Steubeuyille Ohio. j. o. j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
MINING STRIKE
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

ed in the labor trouble Al Hcrrin. SIX
nr them union strikers and one n mine
guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
DIED

- Suddenly. on Tuesday
June 20. 1922. "a. tac late residence
No II y. Penn street JULIUS h. sor
of Saul y. and Celia l.. Rosenberg
IN the nth year ot his age.
Funeral services from the family resi-
dence Thursday afternoon at o'ol"cH
In,ermeut in Mt. Wood cemetery.
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S\rpER-On Tuesday. June 90. -
at 1890 O'Clock \. NJ. az tn" r.; re>.
!dence, i5S Market street. HENRY
SNYDER. ;n'the 6Sth year OF his age
SNYDER in the 6Sth year Of his age
Requiem high mass a. Sacred Hear
church Friday morning a. o'clock
Interment In Mt Calvary cemetery.
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ron RA63
FOE SALE-FAKaGS.
MuScElIANEoUs

ELECTRIC house wiring and fixture
work a specially. <. S. McNaoo. Box
s%4 CIV. 10 l6-l
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roR REaT-rURNIsHED aooMs

FOR RENT - Small furnished rooms.
Fer week So. up. Furnished house
Keeping rooms s. up. No objection 10
children. 1929 Chapline street. 22-t
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A real furnished room Is
available 70 one or two GENTS
men. Homelike. cool and COM
Portable: modern in every re-
spect. Phone 79S-W. Location
zoos Eort street. opposite Ohio
Valley General hospital. 49,
je lit
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HANSON-On Monday. June -. l?%H. at
$50 O'Clock 4. NJ. at his residence
No. I2c6 Baltimore street fhN \iiD
T HANSON IN his list year.
Funeral services on THURSDAY att''h""h
a. o'clock. Friends invited. Inter
meat in Peninsula cemetery.
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ron HNsT3

FOR RENT-Clean. reasonable cottages
Make reservations early u. ~
Weber, Buckeye Lake. Ohio Je IL
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FINK-On Tuesday. Jun" -. i"22. at
1915 o'clock T. NJ Il; the late r"si-
dence. 4O4 6. Penn street, KATHRYN
ANGELINA. daughter OF Mrs Eliza
beth and the late Theodore W. tfnH'
~ the 2ith year Of ncr age.
Funeral services from The residence
Thursday afternoon At "rio'N.
Friends invited. Intermcnt private IN
Greenwood cemetery.
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wANTNN-MAbE

wANTED-5 Lahorers, Truck Drivers
Wheeling Building Material Co. ZEN
mania je 22-i
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-27

ing. 1t has left behind it bank
rupt world. Gods word directs
judges to order the worst criminals
to execution and criminal nations
must be dealt with like criminal men,
because the whole business of war is
a form of sin. One has said. Isaiah
is telling us what the church is to
be. but that is wrong. he is showing
what the kingdom is to be- In Acts
10 and ID and many others we could
mention the church is to be His Cab
met when he comes to take charge
of the kingdom.
He that hath begun a good work in
you. will Won perform it unto the day
of Jesus Christ. This relates to
the day Isaiah is pointing to and ev.
cry man who has fed on the Bible as
the word of God from God, it mat
tiers not which sect he belongs 10 for
such men and women are looking for
no cure until that day, but the fellow
who has been taught about wha1 the
Bible means is looking for the church
&c do the work
But Isaiah has made it very plain
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-27

that Jesus is to do that a his rcXr
coming.
No was to Gods call to Isaiah, God
calls every man. he Sights no man,
Tim. "a. John Sic. How Often
seen people stand and hearI thea
tell how the Holy Spirit had work
ed with them, making their duty. they
called it, so plain but they should
have said their privilege. What
privilege for mortal man, think of
having ones name cmbalmed in the
books of glory. I'm Ezekiel % to 30
81 sought for a man to stand in the
gap" In Isaiah he found the man
and again Ezekiel "a to is. "Seemeth
it a small thing unto You to have
eaten up the good pasture The great
part of our church membership are
throwing away Il greater opportunity
than they know. wonderful with
righteousness shall he Judge the
poor" There are to be poor people
even in His day. but for once shall
they have the right thing, Aud
with the breath of his life shall he
Stay the wicked"