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The American Jewish world., 1922-12-29

many of the smaller towns.
These are but a few of the charges
that have been lodged against the
Klan. The evidence of their varied
criminal activities is overwhelming
and stands unrefuted. The Klan may
continue to profess as loudly as it
pleases it's pure Americanism and it's
passion for righteousness. No one
is deceived by such professions. God
help our country if that is American
ism! You cannot mislead the Amer
ican people by empty phrases. You
cannot fight the battles of justice with
the weapons of iniquity or by borrow
ing the habiliments of the masked
burglar or sneak-thief.
1t Is not we, Jews, nor any other
group in America whom the Ku Klux
Klan desires to exclude from the op-
portunities Of American life, who
should be the first to raise our voices
in protest. l have done so, not as
Jew but as an American. It should
be rather the men and women Of the
very group that the Ku Klux Klan
aims to organize under it's black BAN
ner who should be the first and the
most vehement to repudiate and band
together to exterminate those would-be
destroyers Of American Ideals of
American life.
The Jew as Producer
I cannot, however, leave unanswer-
ed the slander that the Jews are not
productive people.
To charge the Jew with being un-
productive is to disregard all statis-
tics and to ignore the most elemen-
tary facts that are familiar to all
who know anything Of the industrial
life of our country. I cannot in the
limited space at my disposal, attempt
a complete enumeration of the various
productive occupations in which the
Jews in this country are engaged; but
a few instances will suffice to show
how utterly groundless is the asser-
tion.
In Agriculture
There are already in the United
States 10000 Jewish families engaged
in farming, representing a population
Of over 10000, distributed among the
States Of the Union. They cultivate
more than 100000 acres of land, rep
resenting holdings to the value of
$100, 900 and this, despite the fact
that the cultivation of the soil is the
last occupation to which the Jews, be-
cause Of their peculiar history and the
especial prosecutions to which they
have been subject, particularly in Rus
sia, have been permitted to enter.
Were it not for the existence Of the
type of mind represented by this I'm
perial Wizard and his outlaw crew the
of Jewish farmers in America
would probably be much greater.
What do the statistics of Jewish i'm
migration reveal from the period 1899
to 1910, almost 100000 Jewish immi-
grants, whose occupations were clas-
sified, entered the country. OF these
70 per cent were reported as being
skilled and productive workers, and
11.S per cent as unskilled laborers.
In other words, about 80 per cent of
the Jewish immigrants, were produc-
tive workers of one kind or another.
In the Clothing Industry
1t so happens that the great ma
jority of Jewish workers in this coun-
try are connected with, or organized
in trade unions, and It is therefore
possible to secure reliable information
as to the activity of the Jews in vari-
orS inHuofrfac hox folx f1,o
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STATE RATE FILING
AUTHORITY SOUGHT

Charleston. W. Va. Juno 8.-Author-
ty To nle state rates at the same time
ana In tho same form as the Interstate
rates required by the Interstate Com
m""Ce commission has been asked Of the
public service commission by railroads
doing bushes in West Virginia. It was
earned today. The request was not n
lorna! application by a preliminary in
Qu!ry as 10 the commi sSion's attitude
which was reported TO be favorable.
Tho new tariffs to be filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commission and to
go into effect July !. are expected to
Incorporate a "A per cent reduction in
eastern territory as required by thai;
commission.
The latest action by tho West N1r-
gina roads will not close tho invcst!EA-
ton begun by tho state public service
commission on the reaSonabones O:
rates within tho state. according to II.
Il. Bcrnhc!m, secretary OF the commits
sion. Even though the matter OF rate
reductions were settled mainly by the
new tariffs there would still be Unequal
tiles between sections Of which COM
plants had been made at these hear
iugs he pointed out.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

Notice IS hereby given that at a
Meeting OF the stockholders OF the En-
,erpr!se Supply Co. regularly held in
accordance with the requirements OF
the laws Of said State. at tho office Of
said corporation. In Wheeling. West
virginia. on the 25th day Of April. 1922.
at which meeting all OF the capital
stock OF the said Enterprise supply 90.
was represented in person or by proxy,
tho following resolutions were duly.
regularly and unanimously adopted and
passed, 20 wit:
RESOLVED that the Enterprise Sup
Div Co, n corporation. created and or
yanized under the laws OF the state
OF West Virginia. does hereby diScon-
t!nue business AZ a corporation and sur
render to said State its charter ana
corporate franchises. and
RESOLVED that the President OF this
CORPORATION cause notice or the adoption
Of the foregoing resolution 10 be pub
lished in some newspaper published near
Tho PRINCIPAL office or place Of bus!-
ness Of this corporation. once a week
for four successive weeks. and that h"
ccrtify these resolutions I" the Sec
rotary Of sta" Of N" state or NeS'
Virg MIA. and deliver him a Cer'ihcaf"
showing the puHlcrtton Of said notice
as required by Law
Given under my hand this lbth DAY
OF May. 1879.
T.. :. MfsCRIF.
Prrsifnut &C said corporation
JOHN T. ARBENI.
A..ArnAv ma 1876 IN : 0
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TRUSTEES SALE

Ry virtue Of the authority vested IN
ME as trustee IN deed OF trust made
10y Samue, kiudelherSer and Katie KIN
deiherger. his wife. 10 W. NJ Dunlap.
trustee. bearing dale on the 2Sth day
LOT May. 1921, and now Of record In tho
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court
of Ohio County. West Virginia. In Deed
OF Trust Book No. 1871. at page AS,
will sell at public auction at the north
front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
County. West Virginia. commencing at
10 o'clock am. on Saturday. the LIST
day OF July, 1922, the following de-
scrtbsd property. to-wit: All OF THAI GER
tain parcel OF land situated on Wheel
Ing Island. In the C.ty OF Wheeling, and
being kuown and designated "a Lot No.
II and part o. Lot No. - IN the
Zanc's Orchard Addition 20 the said
cay. plat Of which addition q re
corded In the Clerks ON!ce aforesaid IN
Deed Book No. 81. AZ page l$6. aud
more particularly described as follows;
beginning at a poin; IN the western
boundary line ~ South York Street
where the northern boundary line OF
said Lot No. II !u;erS"c:S the western
boundary line Of South York Street;
thence running IN a westerly direction
and along tho northern boundary line
OF said I.o, No. II n distance Of lcO
feet. more or less, 10 the eastern boun-
Diary line of an Alley "N''. thence In
a southcrly direction along the eastern
boundary line q: said Alley ~" dis
lance OF 33 feet and inches: thence In
an eaSterly direction and parallel with
the northern boundary line or said Lot
No. II a distance OF 40 feet. moro or
less, to tho western boundary limo Of
said South York Street: thence in
northerly direction and along the wes-
tern boundary line of said South York
Street distance OF 33 feet and inches
20 tho place Of beginning. Together
with all the improvements thereon.
This being tho same property that
was conveyed TO the said Samuel Kin
delberger and wife by the State Bank
& Trust Company. by deed bearing even
date with said deed OF trust. and also
part Of the property that was conveyed
10 the said parties by the aforesaid
Bank & Trust Company under It's form
or name of the State Bank Of Elm
Grove. by Joseph Handlan. trustee. by
deed dated September >. 1915, and Of
record in said Clerks Office In Deed
Book No. 162. at page SEQ.
TERMS OF SALE
One-th!rd OF the purchase money and
ess much more as the purchaser shall
eject 20 pay. in cash on the day OF sale;
tho balance will be divided Into two
equal installments. payable in six and
twelve months from day OF sale. the
purchaser giving his notes with APP
proved security for the deferred INSTALL
ments. with interest from day Of sale;
the title being held by tho trustee until
the property Is fully paid for.
W. NJ DUNLAP.
% ,-a1s-c3 Trustee
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IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District OF
Nest Virginia.
In the matter OF Edward Fraley. In
Bankruptcy No. 601, bankrupt
To the Creditors Of Edward Fraiey. ~
McMcChen. in the County OF Marshall,
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
goth day OF May. A. D. 1922. the said
Edward Fralcy was duly adjudicatcd a
bankrupt herein, and that the first meet
Ing Of his creditors will be held at the
offices OF J. W. Cummns. Referee In
bankruptcy. at Rooms 60S-I-S National
Bank of West Virginia building. cor
ner 18th and Main SITS. In the City OF
Wheeling. County Of Ohio and state of
West Virginia. on the 18th day OF June,
a. D., 1922. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors
NAV attend. prove their claims. appoint
n trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
proncrly come before said meeting.
J. W. CTMMlNS.
Referee In bankruptcy.
a T.. BRYANT
Atty for Eankrunt
W. L. Bradshaw. Atty for ic'. Tr"'s.
J" 9-g
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Claims M'Ointic Has
Been Sustained By Court

Charleston. w. a, June S.-Character-
lzing the notifications Of the United
States district court Of appeals as "only
,light and not materially changing the
provisions Of the Injunction" A. NJ.
Belcher. chief counsel for the Border
land Coal Corporation. in commenting on
the action to-day in Richmond, declared
that Judge George w. McClintic, Of the
Southern West irginia federal court had
been sustained in the injunction aim
Ing TO break up violence and intimida-
ton used in furtherance OF efforts to
organize non-unon Southern West Vir-
ginta coal fields.
The action Of the federal court at
Richmond, Mr.. Belcher said. also tends
to further bring the activities OF the
United Mine Workers under federal reg
ulation and within the scope Of the Sher-
man antitrust law. on which the injunc-
ton suits were based.
The decision Of the Richmond court
"overrules the three main contentious
Of the United Mine Workers on which
the appeal from the action OF Judge Nc
Clintic was taken" Mr.. Belcher said.
summarizing the three contentious as
follows:
"First-That the mining Of coal is not
Interstate commerce and anything done
by the United Mine Workers in suspend
Ing Of mining Is not violation Of the
Sherman antitrust laws.
"Second-That coal companies could
not sue jointly because the injury AYERS
In the bill could only be taken advan-
tage Of individually because one COM
pany's right of action could not be join
ed with another company's right OF &C
ton.
"Third--That a labor organization.
such as the United Mine Workers OF
America had the right to stop produc-
ton Of coal at any time, even though 1t
lnterfered with interstate commerce on
the ground that a labor organization
had the right TO induce It's members. or
non members to suspend work at any
! time ii sees fit"
Mr.. Belcher further stated that the
approval Of the district court of APP
peals Of Judge McClintics action applies
similarly to the other injunctons. is
sued by the district court here. in which
relief was sought through legal chan
nels by coal companies. TO obtain fed
eral protection from violence to or in
timidat ton Of the miners who want to
90 to work while the strike is in pro-
gress."
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COURT OF APPEALS
Continued Prom Page one.)

sent back TO the West Virginia court
Tor trial on its merits.
Tn, opinion which was signed by
Judges Martin \. Knapp. c. a. Wood
md Edmund Wadd!ll, Jr., modified the
temporary injunction Substantially the
same az that issued by Judge MG'lintic
insofar as It provides that officials and
employees Of the United Mine Workers
be restrained from interfering with ;he
employees Of the coal company's or with
mru seeking employment Mt their places
of business. or from injuring or destroy
in., the properties of the coal companies
Declaring that It appeared TO the
court that the questions at issue in the
case. both of fact and law were Of such
character and Importance that they
could not properly be determined on the
anpcals from orders granting temporary
Infunctions hut should await trial on
the merits the opinion stated.
1T appearing that pending such trial
tho plaintiffs should have the injunc-
tive relief here Is ordered. which Is
deemed, sufficient for the protection
meanwhile of their property rights and
interests on consideration whereof, u
IS now here ordered. adjudged and de-
creed bythis court that the injunction
orders of tho said district court appeal
cd from in this cause, be. and they are
hereby modified 30 that the same will
read as follows:
"l-That the said defendants and each
Of them be restrained from interfering
with the employees Of the plaintiffs or
with men seeking employment at their
mines, by mcnaces, threats, violence of
injury TO them, their persons, families,
or property or abusing them. or their
families. or by doing them violence In
any way or manner whatsoever, or by
doing any other act or thing that would
Interfere with the right Of such en-
ploycs and those seeking employment to
work upon such terms as to them seem
proper, unmolested and from In any
manner injuring or destroying the prop
critics of the plaintiff. or either of them
or from counsell4lg or advising that
these plaintiffs should In any way or
manner he injured in the conduct and
management Of their business and in the
enjoyment of their properties and prop
crty rights.
"2-That the said defenda nts and each
nf them be enJoined from trespassing
upon the properties OF the plaintiffs or
either OF them. or by them sclves or In
corporation with others from melting
Inducing or pcrsuading the employees OF
the plaintiffs 70 break their contract OF
employment with tn" plaintiffs.
"3-That the said defendants and each
Of them be enjoincd from aiding or as
sisting any person or persons 10 COM
NIT or attempt to commit any OF the
acts herein cnjO!ned.
This is made with reference to what
nre understood TO be present conditions
but the below nevertheless will be free
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EIGHT AMERICAN
SAILORS DROWN
ENLISTED MENO ON NEW ORLEANS
BELIEVED TO HAVE PER-
lSAED IN MISHAP.

Vladivostok. June S.--(By the Asso-
C!ated PreSs.l Eight enlisted men
from the United States Sunboat New
Orleans are believed to have been
drowned In a sailing mishap at Amur-
day. Siberia.
There has been no trace Of the men
since Sunday.
Those missing are Coppersmith Al
Zen. Carpenters Mate William Wolf,
CoXswain Harry Swanson. BoatSwain's
Mate Ferdinand SChcsChi, Gunner's
Mate Frank Silva, Seamen Leon Ne
odd, Robert Free and ---- Brown.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice IS hereby given that al meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Fred G..
Stroehmann Co. regularly held in &C
cordance with the requirements Of the
laws OF said state. at the office OF said
corporation, in Wheeling, West Virginia.
on the lst day OF April, 1922, at which
meeting all of the capital stock or the
Fred G.. S;roehmann Co. was represented
IN person or by proxy, the following
resolutions were duly. regularly and
unanimously adopted and passed. TO
wit:
RESOLVED that the Fred G. Stroeh-
mann Co. corporation created and
organized under the laws of the State
of West Virginia. does hereby discon-
,.nue business as a corporation and sur
render 10 said State It's charter and cor
porate franchises, AID
RESOLVED. that the President OF
this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption OF the foregoing resolution TO
be published in some newspaper pu5-
l!shed near the principal office or place
OF business OF this corporation once a
week for four successive weeks and
that ne certify these resolutions 10 the
Secretary Of State OF the State OF West
Virginia. and deliver him a certificate
showing the publication OF sad notice
as required by law.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
April, 1922.
FRED c.. STROEHMANN.
President OF said Corporation
JOHN T. ARBENG.
Attorney. ma I9--o Ju ~
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P A UL & J A G K S 0 N
Fire Insurance Real Estate
Col Wheeling Bank & Trust Building
REAL BARGAINS

If you are looking for real homo in
n desirable location. here you are.
South broadway. 5 rooms, bath, Nm
ishcl attic. hardwood finish. lot 51xl3U.
\ beautiful home at bargain.
>Gantal Cuurt--lU rooms and bath,
modern and IN nrst class condition.
Splendid location. Lot J0Ni50.
OAK Parks rooms and bath. modern
and in \ 80. ! condition. Garage for
Two cars. AL latest improvements in
bo;n ;ur house and garage,
Consult Us III regard 10 prices on the
above properties.
Three very desirable lots In Warwood
corner i,n street and Warwood avenue.
Make offer.
Several business properties. houses
and lots IN ali sections for sale at reas-
onahlc prices.
We write Insurance Money to Loan
Quarter Savings & Trust Company
Wheeling W. Va.
Phone loo and ask tor MI. Croghan.
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to deal with such new conditions as may
hereafter arise.
The modified Injunction as issued to.
day. continues. pending the trial on
merits. the suspension OF the decree or
Judge McClintic prohibiting tent colo
MES or the furnishing of those living In
them with money. food or anything or
value by officer or members Of the Minis
workers. This suspension was ordered
in a supersedeas issued April l, by Cir
cult Judge Knapp.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

Sherrard and West Liberty BUS SEIZED
ule effective June 18th 1922:
llth and Market Sts.--Leave vince
ing $50 am. 9:l5 am. noon lc:l5 pm.
5.l5pm. Leave Sherrard G.@o a. m. II
am. pm. $50 pm.
Saturdays extra irips-Leave Wheel
ing els pm, leaves Sherrard lN:l5 p.
Wheeling and West Libcrty-LeaNt
Wheeling ram 2p.m. Leave West
Liberty Sam, as pm.
Wheeling 70 Sherrard % cents. Wheel
ing TO West Liberty 80 cents Spec!a
rates 10 students.
Except Sunday. te g.
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Girl TO Prison For
Forging Parents Name

ClarkshurE. W. Va. June S.-Miss
RosSte +. Blair. 81. Of New Fair
Grounds. was sentenced today in GRIM
!nal court mere 10 serve three years IN
the state peniteutiary for having forged
the name OF her mother and father 10
checks agCregutinG $500.
\. II. MattcSon. n North View rpaint-
er and paper hanger drew TWO years for
forgery. and Robert Epson. a pitcairn
coal miner. was sentenced 10 serve two
years for owning and operating a moon
shine still.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Proposed Constitution
For Ireland Examined
Is Taken Up Clause BY Clause by Legal
Experts to Ascertain Whether IT
Squares With Treaty.

London. June S.-CRy the Associated
Press Tho proposed constitution for
Ireland was examined clause by clause
today by legal experts representing tho
British cabinet and the Irish Free State
70 ascertain whether the document
squares with the provisions of the An
glo-lrish treaty. II was understood the
negotiations were proceeding satisfac-
torily and no irreconcilab!e opposition
has been encountered.
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FOR SALE-lnJ Acres with growing
crops. horses. hogs. COWS and hell
eCs. poultry, furniture. .Stovewood. \
acres potatoes. oats. corn. beans. garden
tools, full implements, etc. included
close lake and popular resort. - acres
ciiiage: @O-cow brook wa;ereQ pasture
woudlut, pulpwood. timber: good orch
ard: lots Of berries: 6-ruom houS" on
maple shaded lawn. broad landscape
View. barns running water. poultry
house. etc: insurance $1,000. To close
out only $500. part cash. Details page
g. illustrated catalog 1900 bargains.
free Strout Farm Agency. 5OlAH,
Union Bank Bldg, Pittsburgh. Ia
je 20
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DRY GOODS

New York. June S.--Cotton goods
We're QUie, and steady today, buyers
making little response To the last rise
In raw cotton. Raw six supplies APP
peared more ample than recent reports
have been Indicating and the markets
were loss huliish. RurlaDs continued
unsettled. whit" goods sold lightly.
worSted did better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
MICHIGAN FARM LANDS FOR SALE

$40 TO $50 DOWN starts you on 30. 80
or ~ acres near hustl!us city in Mich
:can. Balance on long tine. prices nov
only SIS TO SIS per acre. Write today
for big illustrated booklet giving full
Information. It's free. Swigart Land
Co. S-l245 First National Bank Build
lag. Chicago. Je Observation-Disclosures
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MONEY MARKET.

Nav York. June S-Call money easy.
high "a; low 5; ruling rate a.: clos
ing bid ;: offered ut 81. last loan 3;
call loans against acceptance 3. Time
loans steady; sixty days A.; % days
Al: six months AZ. Prime mercantile
paper AZ G4L7.
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FOR SALE-YARMS.

FOR SALE-Money-m making farm over
looking bcau;itU! lake. Horse. COW.
$50 poultry. household furniture. tools,
vehicles. machinery and IL acres grow
Ing corn. oats hay, potatoes. cabbage,
beans. fruit garden vegetables included
# taken soon. Handy h!s CITY markets,
o.ose stores. school. railroad. motor bus.
etc: good pasture and woodlot: about
- fruit trees. grapes. berries. nuts.
good 2-story house. maple shaded lawn.
overlooking lake, bathing. boating. fish
tuS, barn poultry house. garage. I"
settle affairs quickly. all 5000. less
than half cash Details page 81 Nus.
cataIog TOO bargains Free. Strout
Farm Agency 50iAH Unsoa Bank Bldg
Pittsburgh. ia. je ?-c
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PROMINENT JAP WOMAN DEAD.

Toxic May l2-lRy Main--01y Tie
Associated PreSS) The death Of Mad
anne Miyoke kohaShi. one Of the vctcr-
an women leaders Of the empire, has
just been reported.
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BUILD AcHELoR HOTEL.

Chicago. June S.-A twenty-story. I9p
room bachelor hotel to cost S4.VOV'ooT
Viii b" built on Michigan boulevard ana
up"u"i next spring by New York IN
SAID that work on the building would
TART within thirty days.
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LIBERTY RONDS.

New York. June S.--Liherty bonds
closed: AIS $1,000; first As s99.sG bid;
second - S99.e4; first as 500; second
4L's sa99S third 4't's sInOo4: fourth
4ts 500. Victory SIS s999S BID. Vic
tory ANS Slon7@.
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POSITION WANTED

YOUNG LADY. competent. experienced
steuographer. available for permanent
work. all or part time. VIII take die
tatlon or copying in spare time. Al
references. Write Q.S,N.. care Intell!-
gencer, or Phone 1885 Wheeling.
je SIP
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FOR SALE-One motor boat. 80 feet
long. c-cylinder horsepower engine.
VIII take one hundred dollars for same.
Inquire Joseph Dunuiug. Brilliant. Ohio.
je S-h
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ROH SAnN

FOR SALE-Fine new home, a-roomed
residence at Birch Lynn. |o-toot lot.
tile porch. TWO bath rooms. finished
attic. etc. John Z. Reid. Birch Lynn.
Phone Woodsda!s 80. 10 81