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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Board Of Education Would Increase
Wheeling's School Tax Levy Limit

pr Armhrech., does not mean tho levy
lim;t vii. be increased fifteen cents
THIS fund could only be used only Win
tho popular vote o. the citizens az .
bond issue election for the erection OF
school building
This s!nking fund. ne SAID. NJ ans on'E
ia; IL the school board believes a ne"
school building should be erected the
proposition can Re pT 20 vote re
fore tho people without :'rS; having
law raised Tor permission y the legs
latGre.
Th. schoo; 'cvy Will he sufficient -
pay the teachers. The present use or
the school lew, said Or. Citizens. is not
in unison with tho same fund OF schools
throughout the state. Heretofore toe
school fund was used 70 pay salaries or
teachers and The maintanence Of schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
WARWOOD


NJ and Mrs James Aroher Of War
wood avenue entertained a number OF
friends last evening with a theatre
party IN honor Of their niece. Miss VIZ
Einta Smith of Philadelphia who Is
visiting here t,r Il few days. After the
show at the Liberty the guests enjoyed
luncheon at the Mel r Garden. Among
those present were: Miss Virginia
Smith. Helen Baker Ruth Fumes. Stella
Wilson. katherine Marshall. Bertha
Schaffer. Mary Elizabeth Morgan and
Nj and Mrs. George Archer and son.
Junior.
Bible Glass Needing
Members OF the Thomson Bible class
will meet this ercrtng at the home o.!
Mrs. Thomas Lewis on "arw God ave-
rue. At the business session some very
important matters will be discussed and
PANS made for ths coming year. At
Ih" conclusion Of the evening a social
time will be enjoyed and dainty re-
shments will be served.
EntArtatnsd mAsa.
Miss Mary O'Loary entertained the
members Of her elocution classes at her
home on Twentieth street last evening.
Games and music were the pleasant d.
versions until 10 o'clock. when a dainty
luncheon was served.
Dance for ousseI
IN honor of Misses Dorothy Bates Of
Cleveland. Anna schafrer of Pittsburgh
and Edward Sanders OF Parkersburg,
who are spending the holidays in this
city. the H. l. 3. club gave a dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
DON'T RUSH TO P.O.
FIRST DAY TO REDEEM
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Don't rush 20 redeem your Tar saw
inEs stamps. Is the utsh expressed yes
terday afternoon b. Postmaster ". w.
Irwin 70 the public
Thes. stamps. he SAID. are redeem able
on and after January I. special win
dow will be opened IN the registry ana
money order department for this pur-
pose daily betveefi the hours OF a m
and r. m.
Mr. Irwin has asked that TuSn 90
not made 10 redeem the stamps on me
Ars, day. January ?. but asks the public
20 bs patient and redeem the stamps
q, least a week after the frst day. SO
as not 20 cause great rush.
The postoffice force Is ready TO han
die A. continuous flow Q: people daily
says Mr. Irwin. and he stated he Old not
know how mary stamps ware IN c!rcuia-
ton IN Greater "heelins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
TWO INDICTED
IN BOSCH CASE
Sale May Be Nitiated-Gu
fey Of Pittsburgh, Enters
Denial.

New York. pec "S.--Aartir +
Kern. alleged dummy" purchaser OF
the Bosch Magnetic Company's asseta
at an alien property custodian sale IN
1915. and Joseph F. Guftey, former
sales director of the property custc
dams New York office. today were
indicted by a federal grand Jury, hich
has for several weeks been investi
eating complains ~ irregularities 10
With the Bosch sale.
Kern was Indicted Cor perjury and
Guffey for erbeGzlement. but federal
officials admitted the indictments
we're supplementary 70 the Bosch In
ouirv and did not concern the alleged
ire Ellarittes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Arrest Two Virginians
After Farmers Murder

Rluet,eld- W. Va. Dec 2h-VtrTtr1a
ovicnrs from Buchanan county. assist
al nv Mcdowell county onicerA have
taken into custody John Collins and
George Stiltner in connection with the
brutal murder Of Henry Price. whose
body was found Tuesday in Buchanan
county. just across the virginia line.
beinr devoured by hogs Collins and
s.,ltner vere arrot$ed a, Sandy HUI.
Mcdowell county, near mill plant Of
the RittA Lumbar Company, where
Prices horse was found hitched TO a
most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

visiting Mr.. and MrA J.. P. oAa9AaA -
Clayton addition.
The Odd Fellows held their regular.
meeting last night. December IS. In
their club rooma Tho following on
GERS ware elected for tho ensuing year:
". N ToothmAn. local grand John
Reese, vice grand: Jas. A Aor4an.
treasurer and trustee; b NJ Yost dnAn.:
cial secretary: Claude Huey, coersspond.
Ing secretary. q
What might have resulted In . sariousi
accident occurred Saturday night when.
Mrs D. Hanley Of Clayton addition was
struck by an automobile Just a. she
stepped off the curb In front OF AA
Racket store on Buffalo street The
fore6nscr on the right hand vas broken
and the right foot badly sprsinsd ana
several bad bruises on her body. AZ
present she Is improving nicely ana
her many friends are wishing her .
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkinson ana
Bon, Charles, Of Clarksburg have re-
turned home after spending Christmas
With Ar. and Mrs. J. B. Atkinson On
High street.
Mrs Elizabeth Wheat Of wheeling 70
visiting her mother. Mrs 4. II. Burt.
B. J. Allison returned from Wheeling
yssterdAy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Beardsley Of New
York City are tho guests OF the lattsr's
parents, Mr.. and MrA O. N. Kosn. Of
Main street. +.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
FORD BUYS TIMBER

Detroit. Mich, Dec 2S-Purchase
by Henry Ford OF approximately 3d.
900 acres OF timber land inBaraga
and adjacent counties In northern
Michigan was reported here tonight.
With the timberland Mr. Ford is to
take over about 100000 feet OF
manufactured lumber aud tho NIL OF
the Stearna & Culvsr Company at
L'Ansc, it was said
L'Anse. once g. busy lake port on
keweenaw Bay. will afford ship
Ing outlet b. boat to the Detroit fac
torres Of the Ford Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Denied By Gu~eY

Pittsburgh nec. ga formal state-
ment declaring that the S4oS,Ool
which Joseph + Guffcy Is accused OF
embedding while director of the ou.
reau Of sales for tho alien property
custodian In New York City. has been
10 the treasury Of the United States
for about two wears" was issued TO
night by Reed. Smith. Shaw E Nc
CLAY, local attorneys for Mr.. Guftey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

children Of Steubenv Wills are guests OF
relatives on Warwood avenue.
r l.. Harrison and family are visiting
relatives III GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mira Russell Carson ana
family Of Detroit Mich. are guests OF
MI and MIRA William Bates OF this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Maximum Assessment Allow
ed By Law Exceeded - !
Change In Statute Sought.
Recommend Raising Of Levy
To Is With Sink
ing Fund Provision.

Weddings school tax levy limit will
he .ncrsaS.H :wn ce0:~ aad 4 Sizing
fund cS d:,sna cents - ccca'cd = the
propose. ,r me board - education o.
ne rrdsyeadrn: Schol District q
Wheel.r: = r-r>e>i,d ard passed Al
the Jaat4,5y session ~ ihe state l'SiS'
Iature.
Revelation "a; -" school H9a-i has
been .nesat'y irvviaS a greater tax
aSsrssrrer: lhe- permitted ~ law was
made las. night =; meeting 81 the
board = ;sa Wrss' NJ high ,'hool
building -.
P-esen. law. r-...z 10 taN levy to IS
cents or nc strG ~ taxahIs property in
.he d,s,~ir, I? -" tn board .svted a
lax ri SSS AMI last YEAR II" .eH! vas
SSi
Tr;s yea-. hcwNvcc. The ,"vr was re-
dGced 10 sixty -n.U" c,a;s jas; ;onr
cents under the linl, a set ny me i's-
tSlaturs, 800
The bonds proposal * ,Na; a hi,
authorized Ay .NA boa-d 70 levy tax
NJ So and - create sinking fund
Of ftftsea cents ~. passed. y com nit
tee was appointed 20 confer with tho
msr- hs-s 70 tha house ~ d"'eSites ara
.he state senator f0r no purpose OF tho
presentation 90 such = bill
Taa r<a22.o2rlat.ou o. 'NH Sch"oi
hoard was no: &-owo unit, IN opinion
was -scalvsd FROM Attorney Genera |.
z r E~s,aad THs attorney genera.
stated ira: he wheeling I1La2e 1dent
School board vas NO permitted b. iaH
10 lev.- .aN more thar $ cents and
hat nrocsr roui1 - 10 trauS.errea
fyo-, o-A fund 70 a1N'h"-.
The boa ID adn2'ai -" notion ~
Commissioner F. l.. Acrnh-ecAt FOR
75-cent levey with 81 addir"na' 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
RIVER TElEGRAMS

Pittsburgh:--s.7 feet. Stationay;
snow.
Oil Cty-4.4. rising: cloudy.
MorSantoun:--7.2. rising. rain.
Warren:-4., snow.
9ParkerEburg:-10 feet, rising, Snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

TncluI.d - 30 ~-c:io1 was cae ae-
poircn,ert .: committee :" confer
with the house - delegate ueneeT ana
state senator for he purpose Of PIE
sA,,.,s such bill TIE committee Is
composed % Super; n:erdert "t Schools
G z Citizens ana President Faul o
Reymaan
This computes was as" given power
70 81. oIoy ar attorney for the drafting
Of such A bil! = the delegate approve
o. thu proposal
only One Opposed.
School Commissioner Ie-e \ Miller
was the only member 20 vote against
the motion. In explaining MS vote. he
sad. 7 cannot vote Cor such an In
crease. va a-a getting 20 BE- unpopular
In our &xt-avaEac-A OF money A.. a
board 0, sdrcar:n2 There $ roo much
money involved believe nHc"r the
tha new t2xat:o, 'aw enough non=T
"a, 30 secured uads- ths present levy
limit COZ the operation nE 'h!S board
II regards % The levy' limit y 3 only
increased TWO cents. Dr.. A-mhr~cst a.
planned Heretofore tie school fund has
been r!!cy-five ce2:s. he sad We Sa.c
W. are reducing that 20 Forty and
creating a high school ctnd 70 ten cents
which has never existed and increasing
the rra,n;aneace fund seven cents.
The creation % thN sinking fund. said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
BOND SALESMAN FACES
.EMbEzzLEMENT CHARGE

Petersburg, ". Va. Dec. IS. -
Ernest l. Pallmore who is said to be
In the employ OF the West Virginia
Mortgage and Discount company. d
Charleston concern ia being held IN
the Wood county Jail at the request u
Charleston officers. Pallmore Will be
removed to Charleston tonight TO
await a hearing on an embezzlement
charge according to local officers who
made the arrest after telephone con
versation with the Charleston police
department. ,
He Is said to be a stock or bond
salesman who has represented the
company named In this vicinity for
several months having been IN Park'
ersburs internationally since last Feb
ruary. He arrived hero yesterday
from Elizabeth, W. Va, and Was
stopping with his wife at a local notei
when arrested. He Is said TO be from
Richmond, Virginia, originally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

Charleston. ". Va. Dec IN cnh SO
-. arhe1zlsment on which e. L. Pail
,no-a va, arrested In Petersburg today
ras made b. his employers. tho West
,srgtnia MortSaxs & Discount company
!, vas announced at the company's OF
nc. Tho charge grew out OF stock
ALE. involving 5000, which officers OF
,he company alleSe was not reported TO
thnn. Pallmore. they said had been
employed as a salesman In the section
~ the state around Petersburg for
about 10 months and came TO this state
rom baltimore. Chief Of Police Brit
ton left today to bring Pallnore t" this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

Eohsmlan scIentis' has discovered
that there Is aluminium In small guam
titles IN decert plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29

scorrxw c1AH roUXDX1 Dad
New York. Dec. 2s-Word was re-
ceived hsrs today by members Of the
Order Of Scottish Clans that its foun'
der. James MaoCash, died last night
IN 81. Louis at the ago OF 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-29
Wheeling Cambridge Trans. Co.
Take Red 4 Line

srectal la-Passanger Studsbafer Cars
HoUR SERVICE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
CALIFORNIA CAPITAL
INTERESTED IN SAN
JUAN RIVER BASIN

Aztec, N. M, Sept. 19.-W. X,
Barnard, chief engineer for the
Los Angeles Syndicate. has COM
pleted his professional tour of the
major portion of San Juan basin
and returned to the southern Cali
fornia metropolis, with a most fay
orable report of the basins great
and varied natural resources and
the opportunities they afford for
the Investment of large capital in
reclamation projects, town build
ing, coal mines, gas and oil field
development and the establishment
of industries requiring an abund-
ance of cheap power and fuel, an
asset that will make San Juan
county a veritable industrial empire
within a few year and justifying
the immediate construction of tho
southern outlet railroad~-thc trans
portation line necessary TO effect
the wonderful transformation midi
Gated and absolutely assuCcd with
the building of the projected road.
Another delegation of Los Ange-
les capitalists will arrive for a tour
of the basin within the next two or
three days. They will visit the
towns. investigate pending irriga-
ton projects and make n survey of
the gas and oil fields. The party
represents $10,000,000 of available
investment capital contingent, how
ever, upon the assured construction
of the southern outlet railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
MISS JOHNSON
'Y SECRETARY
HAS RESIGNED

The resignation of Miss Marian
Johnson, secretary OF the local
Young Women's Christian asso-
citation for nearly two years, has
been accepted by the board of di-
rectors of the association. The
resignation was presented some
weeks ago but was not considered
until the first board meeting of
the winter season on Monday
evening.
Miss Johnsons resignation will
take place on October /. She
will return to her home at Glib
bon, Neb., for a three months
rest. Her place will be filled as
soon as possible. A special COM
mittee composed of Miss Winifred
Shuler, Mrs. A. G. Shortle, Mrs,
David Spence Hill and Mrs. Roy
Graham was appointed to engage
new secretary for the associa-
ton.
Reports of all departments of
the association were read and ap-
proved by the board at its meet
ing. Plans for the winters pro-
gram were discussed and matters
OF routine business were disposed
OF. The board meets once a
month during the winter season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
MERCHANTS WILL
TRY To REPLA AN
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Albuquerque Business Mems
Association to Discuss
County Business at the
Luncheon September 28.

"Bernalillo county Affairs will
be the subject of number of
speeches and of general discussion
at the luncheon to be held by the
Albuquerque Business Mems asso-
citation at the Alvarado hotel Sep
tember 2S. The meeting has been
called for the definite purpose of
going over the county's affairs with
an end in view of forming some
non-political plan for systematiZinE
the county's business and putting it
on real business basis, c. G. Ack-
erman, secretary of the Business
Mems association. stated yesterday.
Although no program has been
arranged yet, 1t Is probable, Mr..
Ackerman stated, that Summers
Burkhart would be the opening
speaker at the luncheon and that
he would outline the county's
present condition to the city bust
ness men.
"The meeting is non-partisan,"
Mr.. Ackerman declared. 'and is to
be held in the interests of every
taxpayer in Albuquerque and Ber-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
$4,000 To Be
DUE CONTRACTOR
ON HOTEL SOON
Subscribers to Albuquerque
Hotel Stock Urged to
Mail Checks; $4,000 Is
Now in Treasury.

Another payment amounting TO
$29,600 will be due the Albuquerque
Hotel contractor October l, Sidney
M. We'll, financial agent for the
hotel company, stated yesterday. At
the present time, after meeting the
payment due September /, there is
$4,000 in the hotel company treas
ury.
Directors OF the company are op-
tomistic regarding the attitude o!
the LOO stock subscribers in pay
ing their subscriptions on time and
have expressed the belief that the
full $29,600 would be in the treas
ury with which to meet the October
payment. The work OF personally
seeing all of the LOO subscribers
before each payment date is a gi-
gantic one and 1t Is suggested by
Mr.. We'll that subscribers remit by
mail, sending the checks direct to
the treasurer. The Albuquerque
Hotel post office box is number
Ais.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
TOday's Recipes.


, Julienne Soup-Take little of
each of the vegetables desired, say
beets, carrots, onions, turnips and
celery. They should be cut into
small, fancy shapes with veget-
bic cutters and stewed until tender
in a little water. Aach vegetable
should be stewed in a separate dish
and all turned into hot clarified
soup stock. Season to taste with
salt and pepper. A teaspoon of
| Worcestershire sauce will add to
the flavor.
Baked Fish-Wash and wipe the
fish dry, place in the dripping pan
and, if dressing is desired, fill the
inside with a dressing of bread
crumbs moistened with water and
seasoned and favored with onion
juice, Salt and pepper and table
spoon of butter. Do not make too
thin. Put o very little water
around the fish. A fish weighing
from four to five pounds will take
about three-quarters of an hour to
bake. Serve with drawn butter
gravy with hard boiled eggs chop
iped up in it. Garnish fish with
parsley and slices Of lemon. To
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
A STEN0GRAPHER'S ROMANCE
By JANE PHELPS

"a basin with lia, and then hurried
back to make her breakfast. She
was hungry in spite of the gener-
Gus meal she had eaten the after
noon before.
Queer I'm hungry after that
feed l had yesterday" she said as
she made her tea.
After she had tidied her room
(Mrs. Dooley asked So for the room
III she cared for it, Nellie started out
ito find the job she was sure was
waiting for her. 1t had stopped
raining but was dark and disagree
lably cold.
All day Nellie went from place
to place, wasting a good deal of
thine because of her unfamiliarity
with the city, and so covering the
distance twice when often once
would have done. But not one en-
couraging word did she receive.
Can you take dictation? Can
you read your notes after they're
cold? Where have you worked
What are your references? What
experience have you had ?" were
,only n few of the questions put to
her that she could not answer in I
manner to satisfy anyone to whom
she applied.
you're too pretty to work, any
way" one old man told her us he
Ichucked her under the chin.
Il cant eat my own face, can
II? I'll have to soon or go hungry
liz / don't get work." she snapped
lat him as she went out. Nellie was
by no means the ignorant girl one
might expect. Miss Carter's board
ing house had been an advanced
school in some respects, and Nellie
had listened greedily to the convcr-
|sations, no one paying the slightest
attention to her, probably thinking
if they gave it thought at all
that she would not understand.
Day after day she went from Of
flee to office looking for work, and
night after night she returned to
her dismal little room without
having any success.
TRY somethin' else, dearie! Per
haps you can git into store or
.somethin'," Mrs. Dooley urged.
II be an olllCe Bill! ul'l l
come here to go in store, and l
amt going-not if I starve."
ITS that you'll be doin' pretty
soon I'm a thinkin' if you don't
find a job!' Mrs. Dooley muttered.
She, too, had been told of the s25
and like O'Connor had advised Nell
lie to hang on to it, that it wouldn't
last long IN VeW York
Tomorrow-Black Days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
COWMEN PREPA ARE
To SUBMIT LAWS
To LEGISLATURE
Meeting of Executive Com
mittee of New Mexico
Association to Discuss
Needed Legislation.

State College, n. NJ, Sept. 10
The executive committee of the
New Merico Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' Association will meet at the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts September 27,
at 1890 a. IN. This is the regular
quarterly meeting of the commit
tee. The special business to be
taken up is legislative questions,
the selection of a legislative COM
mittee, and the beginning of work
to secure a lower minimum weight
on carload shipments of cattle.
Other business will be a report
of the midyear meeting of the
American National Livestock asso-
citation at Denver, by the delegates
from the New Mexico association
who attended. The association is
making an effort to secure re-
duction of freight rates on feed
shipped into the state and an eX-
tension of the time limit on the
emergency rates on shipments of
livestock, and the extension of the
emergency rate to other railroads
in the state. Local and state prob
lens will also be brought up and
discussed at this meeting.
The association has recently Sc
cured an emergency rate reduction
of 35 per cent on shipments of live
stock from the drouth-stricken Sec
tions of the state to good pastures
in other sections. Recently the
Santa Fe has extended this emer-
gency rate to points in New Mexico
north of Las Vegas and to include
Colorado points on their line. Their
former regulation was from points
in New Mexico south of Las Vegas
and west of the Pecos, to Kansas,
oklahoma, and Texas. The exten-
sion to all of New Mexico has
offered relief to a number of addi-
tional stockmen.
The officers of the association
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-09-20
HQsyUgCs.Es1HaE0sIpHINU y Il. s1aEs,I

make extra nice use one tablespoon
of chopped olives, one of pickles
and one small onion chopped and
added to the dressing.
Relish for Fish--Chop an onion
and good sized pickle together,
add a little of the pickle vinegar
Cucumber Relish for Fish-Chop
a good sized cucumber and put IN
a strainer to drain, and set on the
lice to cool. Just before using mix
with mayonnaise dressing.
Suggestions.
To Clean Mahogany Bed-As
mahogany shows every mark, espe-
| for both top and bottom ends of
bed, which may be used every time
1.-THE bed is slept in. Flannel is nice
to use for this purpose. Cut two
pieces Of cloth about four inches
larger than width Of end of bed;
sew together, but leave bottom
open to drop over bed long enough
to cover portions of bed which get
marked by feet or hands or head.
Have one bag for top and one fOl
bottom end Of bed. Dissolve a few
soap flakes in tepid water and
wash bed with it. Don't wash
big portion at a time, but dry
quickly with a soft cloth the part
washed. When bed is all washed
polish with coal oil on flannel cloth;
bed will look like new.
Canned Chicken-kill the bird
ard draw Immediately; wash care
fully and cool; then cut into con-
venient sections. Boil until the
meat can be removed from the
bones; remove from the boiling
liquid and take out all bones, pack
closely into glass jars or enameled
cans; fill jars with the hot liquid
after it has been concentrated one
half add one level teaspoon salt
to every quart of meat for season.
ing; put rubber and top Of jars in
place, but not tight. If using
enameled cans, completely seal
Sterilize one and one-half hours.
After the sterilizing, remove the
jars; tighten the covers If glass
was used: invert to cool and test
joints, Wrap in paper to prevent
bleaching.