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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

among our friends. We have taken
sides merely on the question Of pfinci.
plc There is no suggestion OF prefer.
cnrr as concerns England or Belgium"
That NJ Barthou seemed 10 believe
that tho present impaSse possessed great
political Importance was evident from
the frrvur with which hc entered upon q
cu!nsy oc both England and Belgium
from what they had accomplished in
the Sr Eat war.
Praise for Britain.
"ThrouEhOut the entire world" he
said with emotion. got one person will
fail 10 render homage to Belgium for
what she did for civilization. and hom-
are Ia Belgium does not affect Frances
homage 10 England England, not tho
United States. achieved the greatest
revolution in history when they imposed
upOn themselves compulsory military
service America. like England. had not
an army as we on thcI continent know
armies. They created many armies, and
England by permitting her troops to
serve under the command OF a French
general showed her greatness.
We love England and Belgium equal
~, but believe that Belgium is nearer
the truth on the vital problem of private
property, We have sided with Belgium"
Evadon Means the End.
The minister then turned to the fu-
turC. saying.
IF YOU asked what IS coming. I must
say do not know. 1t is possible. even
probable. that Russia by refusing to
agree to the memorandum will unite US
again. 1t is necessary for the Russians
10 reply clearly, yes or no. The terms
presented to them are precise and clear.
II their reply Is rot categorical, II it is
dilatory. II 1t means playing for time.
then can merely say that Genoa is q
charming city, but VIC all have other
obligations and other duties which call
US elsewhere"
One question was put 10 VI. Barthou:
IF the Russian reply is evaslre. what
will Frances attitude be on the non
aggression pact?'
He answered:
IF il is evasivc, all is over. The nom
aggression pact can only be taken up III
the event OF a preliminary accord with
Russia. Germany signed the treaty OF
Versailles, and article 10 OF the cove
nant OF the league of nations provides
that countries shall not attack one an
other. Russia has not signed the treaty
Of Versailles. and a non-aggrcssion pact
is impossible unless some arrangement
with Russia is brought about by the
Genoa conference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
HOUSE To HOUSE
SURVEY STARTS
Fourth Ward Selected for Careful Can
vass as to Prevalence OF
tuberculosis

SinCe the iuhcrru,dr clinics have been
lu;yndurcd IN the Wheeling district
sonle 36i persons haN" sought the 3!d
II the physicians in rharg" "t the w'rk,
pr Tiesler. who has been In rharc" ~
he work. announced yesterday that ~
results were very good and much credit
should hc given tho local physicians
tor their work with tho clinic.
Erc;uninS to-day m" committee VIII
,.,unCh IN cIt"nSIS" house - house sur
Scy. TNs fnurth war! has been select
- ~ The ARA for stud. as It Is held
~ - tho most representative ward IN
the city.
TT" object ~ thc survey Is 10 learn
~" health conditions, IN ~" city. The
otfn-t viii ~ ma1r I" ascertain the
amount and the nature 0t the illness
WITHIN a given ;,"rind
I'll" first r'iulr of the week Will he
held this afternoon at the Red Cross
-ro.i from ~ : o'clock. DIS. W. T
Morris. Elizabeth Il Hump y. J. Snyder
ana Nurse Mrs. Susan cook will hc in
charge. pr William e Schroeder. army
tuhH-rul1r exrcr:. IS expected today for
a stay 90 10 DAYS. He Will act as adj
wiser with local physicians and also
maze personal examinations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
BENW0OD MANS
STILL EXPLODES
Mill Town Fire Department Is Called
Out To Exttngu1sh Blaze.

\ stlil reported to have been "wA"d
by Charles E,ak". exploded IN II hulid'
in:: 4, & Water street, Rcnvo"d ~
as o'clock sunday evening. setting hr"
TO the property.
Tho Central fire department and
Fourth and Fifth ward nrc companies
responded 10 an alarm from Box Is and
cxtinSuiShCd tho blaze with chemicals.
Damage amounting TO about IS WAS
done TO the building.
Fro Chief George R"ll stated near
midnight that the Rcpwood authorities
were looking for Charles Rlakr. who.
the chief said. had not been seen since
the explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Another Murder Mystery
Body Of Now Jersey Jitney Driver
Found In woods-Brunen Sleuth
On tho Trail

Mount Holly. y. J.. May THE find
Ing of the body Of Jonas Fox. Wrights-
town jitney driver. in strip Of woods
near TFaincSport today. furnished the
Burlington county authorities another
murder mystery. There were two bull
let holes through the mans chest and
his clothing had been partly burned of
by a ire apparently started by his STAY
ers 4 large area OF underground sur
rounding the body had been burned over.
Fox disappeared last Tuesday and
Coroner Glover expressed the opinion
ne lad been dead for at least four days.
County Detective Ellis Parker. wh"
for two months has h"cn working on tho
mystery surrounding tho killing Of John
=. E-unc. circus owner. also took up the
task o. running down the Slaycrs OF
Fox.
Fox ran ji;n"y between Camp Dix
and Camden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
PROBER Is NAMED

Harrisburg. Pa. May 1.--Edward J.
Fox nf EaSt0u. former justice of The
suprrmc court OF Pennsylvania was
today appointed by Attorney General
.Alt"r as special deputy attorney gem
erau 70 cooperate with him in inNcSttga'
,inu of matters contained in the report
If certified public Accountants. dealing
with methods OF the state treasury in
rnpnr,ing SUMS Of state money on de-
r,,l, 'wu and ;hrce wears ago. furnished
20 Tho attorney general by Auditor
General Sam :. Lewis. "h" directed the
audit of the treasury under tn" act OF
ISL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
ROB PUNCH BOARD
OF POCKET KNIVES
Wheeling and Steubenv1lle Men in Lock
up for Alleged Theft IN B. o.
Cato Last Night

A man giving tho name Of G. Robert;
or Wheeling. and 4 companion whose
name is Rob WNnsbcr: of Steubrn-
willie. were locked UP near midnichp
charged with rohbing 4 punch board IN
the T. & q. cafe They are alleged T."
have taken knives from tn" ruu"n
board. aud Roberts had four kniNc., in
his possession.
That man doesn't need u jail term.
commented a man ~ polio" headquar-
tors last night ANY man that can rob
A punch hoard deserves medal for
beating tho thing at it's own game"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
PATENT RELATIONS REVIVED

Washington. May :. - SECRETARY
Hughes has instructed Ambassador
Houghton at Berlin 20 notify the ter
man governments that und"r III" terms
OF the treaty with Germany tn, patent
convention concluded with G,rmaoy n
1909 has been revived. t WA announced
tonight by tho state Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
WARWOOD WOMAN DIES

Mrs Harry Hague. of "arwo"d. died
at u'rlork this morning. At Ia" NOrlh
Wheeling hospital. Wh"r" Sh" had been
a patient sine" April -. She resided
at No. 23S l;irhiand avenue She w:I% ;6
years Of age and is survived by her huS-
band and two children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Lady KniCkerbOCker
Is in Our Midst

It's here. boys. YcSsir. Made its
appearance yesterday afternoon.
We mean the kn!ckcrhncNcr. 4 Young
lady. said ITO be from North Wheeling.
appeared on the street yesterday after
uo"n NJ, logged up in the n;ftjcS; pair
~ kn!ckcrS you ever SAW. And they
looked sHooty too.
The young lady started toward the
business district. and then changed her
mind. Sh" went hack toward home,
'rawled into the family auto and took
I ride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
DIED

ARNBERG-On Tuesday afternoon. May
End, 1872. at La JolIa. California.
ELIZA T.. wife OF the late =. T.
Arnberg.
Services At the Chapel ~ Tn" M"nd"l
Funeral Home. lo1> Cha3linc street
Tuesday morning. at lD:&!. Friends
invited. In;"rm"nt private n Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

Bernc. Switzerland, May 7.-(By the
Associated Press)-Sixteen persons at
tached 10 the Russian delegation to the
Genoa economic conference, consisting
of secretaries and stenographcrs'
crossed Switzerland today on their way
to Moscow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

MAYBURY--On Friday. May ;. !9c".
at 700 O'Clock =. NJ. THOMAS q.
MAYBURY In his 18th year,
Funeral services AZ his late residence.
No. 10 Fifteenth street. Monday after
noon at O'Clock. Friends invited. In
tarment private. Peninsula cemetery.
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wu.EY-Ou Saturday. MAJ S, l?2-. At
1850 o'clock l. VI. at the lac resi-
dence, No. 81 Thirteenth street. MISS
KATHARINE WILEY. daughter OF
the late J. G.. and Mary r. Wiley.
Funeral services from the chapel OF the
Mendel Funeral Home. 1908 CAapl;ue
street. Monday afternoon az O'Clock.
Friends invited. ln;cr'ncnt private
Tuesday morning AT 80 0ctVFN IN
Stone Church cemetery.
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SIDES With BELGIUM
(Conttnusd from Page one)

., n-cr,,or ~ tho French c-hirct said 10
! rho American and English ucwSpapcr
! rnrrc.nnndents today.
NJ E,,r,hnu himself surccsted tho
/ meeting. which provcd Of historic con-
I .rqucnro. because the French leader en-
4 rnasixrd repeatedly that Franco had
. .:,irL with EclCium on question Of
J rr,uciric. and not hcrausc she wished 10
. i'm" herself UP against Great Britain.
! Tine vital problem was that of protsc-
Z t,on rf the prorcrtv in Russia OF
+ FOREIGNERS. and France believed that
, E,irlun vas nearer the truth in treat
In. TN. important question
! Barthou's Statement
/ France. NJ Rarthnu declared. desired
only 10 maintain always her long time
! friendship and union with England. His
! ,niilai -,uurst that question he put to
! him On thc status Of the conference met
: with no response. which brought the
pleasantly:
] ",:rnllcmcn. your silence is not help
! ful."
ITn then continued:
Then let me say what is In my mind
( frankly and openly. and do not forget
/ that nv words are carefully chosen, and
! that I sneak as the chief representative
Of tho French government. We have
boon here a month. Some newspapers,
/ and I am not referring especially to
! American or English. seemed to doubt
! the sincerity Of France and seemed also
! to doubt the sentiments with which we
came 10 Genoa. Eut VIC have collaborat-
cd In cvcry nossibIc way France gave
,,oor or bc- rood will and LOYALTY and
',o,,i,r,u,, nadc CONCESSIONS so that
-, ,,fn-o, could ro IN
49, a,,,so, W., md .cni-oTir;a,
''' ,.;,h 10 n,,s.;,n. =. NJ
,,., t.o lila ,nd NV attitude
'''"'" '''' T.h 80,
VIZ "Fin"''" ~. ,;, 49,
",'"'. n'.' |-''I T ''.o 60
closure OF t'e N' '.'sN" - 60.
treaty. lou hho" NO" e'''o'u' 1''e
ABOUT mat
NO stm 800, - , 49, 49, o.-
II FRANCE DIS aitcscu y! ,G1,,c' - s
scSS"d secret OF Sli's'eF INGENIOUS ."a
was h"r opportunity I'd "rc'h INC .o'
| ference. While we were Slttlhs uhoHiCI-
ally with the Russian delegation ana
meeting them officially around the
| tables of the commission on Russian
! affairs we were struck in the back Had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
FOB SALE
POE SALR-AUToS.

FOR SALT Columbia six roadster
Price $3750O. Johnson's Garage. rear
1o5-lTth street. ma 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

WANTED - Three statesmen on quick
selling proposition. Telephone Wheel
Ing 2S43-M for appointment ma rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
wAwTED-=EMALE
wANrED-SALESnIEN

w.ANTED-SaleSmen 10 handle we'll
known advertising service. Energy
rather than experience necessary. Nd
vertiscr care Iutelligencc-. ma S-h
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Estimated Economics

Director Tnwce tahulatcd tho "S'!-
mated $50 O0O. nOn economics and say
inrS in governmental business for TIA"
fiscal wear l9@2 rs follows:
Transfers Of property Tn" war Do
rartmcnt. sll.59T.S94 navy department.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
.BL|GH TO GIVE
| SHOW FOR SCOUTS

In recognition Of their taking
up humane society work In their
training for giving first aid to
animals Tom Bligh, the proprietor
of the Bligh theater, will give the
Boy Scouts of Salem a free show
Monday evening. The Boy Scout
organizations of the city. number
ing about $50, will be his guests
at great trained dog act. where
a team of CANNES will display all
kinds Of animal and almost human
intelligence for the edification OF
the boys who attend the first
show.
Howard Zinser, chief scout ex-
ecutive, and Colonel E. Hofer
president Of the humane society
will appear with the Boy Scouts
and boost the organization and
the splendid work they are doing
The boys are given monthly lee
lures in classes and pass examina
4 tlons on the care OF all domestl'
animals and what should be don'
when they are in trouble.
| This is the greatest step forward
in the humane society work eve
taken in this city. In connection
with this forward step Count!
Judge Bushey has consented tina
DR.. Moorhouse, county veterinary
who instructs the boys in firs
aid to animals work, shall also b
county humane officer. Friend
OF the humane society work ar
asked to remember Monday nigh
at the Bligh-Boy Scout night b,
the courtesy of theater manage
who has a heart for the relief o
suffering in any form.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
CLEMENCEAU REGARDS
MESSAGE AS OVERFULl

Washington, Dec. 9.-(By Asso-
ciated Press)- Georges Clemen-
ceau, repeating his plea for France
in an address here Friday, inter
preted paragraph of President
Harding's S annual message to
congress as an Overture look
ing toward the sort OF European
approachment for which he hopes
The presidents words dealt with
the four power treaty, and were
as follows:
The four power pact, which
abolishes every probability Of wal
in the Pacific, has brought new
confidence in a maintained peace
and l can well believe it might b,
made model for like assurance,
wherever in the world any com
mon interests are concerned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
HI SCHOOL FIGHT
TO Be AIRED AT
MEETING HERE

A meeting Of the state high
school athletic association direct
ors is being held here this after
noon at 2 O'Clock in the office OF
J. A. Churchill. state superintend-
ent Of schools, for the purpose OF
airing the controversy between
the Medford and Ashland high
schools which began with charg-
es made by the latter that Med
ford was to play two ineligible
men In the Thanksgiving game
between the two schools at Ash
land. The result was that Med
ford broke off athletic relations
and cancelled the game at the last
moment. As a result 1t Is estimat-
ed that Ashland lost about $4,000
net. The game between the two
was an annual affair and the larg
est crowd of the year always at
tended the match.
Just what action will be taken
lie the charge that Medford was
playing ineligible men is not
known but 1t is thought that sus-
pension from the association for
year or so will be the penalty
Even II they were not playing in
eligible men they will be asked
why they cancelled the gam;
without the consent Of the direct
ors OF the association.
The specific charges agains
the two men are not known here
One of those in question was SAID
to have left school before thu
end of the year last spring with
out the consent of the board
| The question of The Dale
high school football eleven play
ing a Portland high school team
ON Thanksgiving without tn
consent of the directors will ais,
be gone over. Such game is II
violation Of the association rule
as teams belonging to the associa
ton are prohibited to play tn
Portland schools, which are no
members. Suspension from the or
) ganization for a period or Sc
we're reprimand is likely in stor
for The Dalles team. Practieall
all Of the high schools in the stat
with the exception of the Por!
. land schools belong to the assocl
alton.
The members of the board Q
directors are: w. J. Mishler, su
perintendent OF the Grants Pas
Ischool; H. M. Dubois of the En-
terprise school and third men
Der appointed by Mr.. Churchill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
SEEN
IN RECE|PTSOF
ACCIDENT B||D|

Although receipts Of m. ~.
trial accident commission II 44aA Y
five months ending Noyemh.. =. :.
show an increase Of s11sgs, \. !.
over the receipts for the sans s..' Y
iod Of 1921 the administrator Y J.
penses show decrease !, i i, y
627.24. according to a fiuss.,,, ~,
statement issued by the co,D..'' ~
sion today.
Receipts OF the commisslon I.
November totalIed s2O7 q, y !,
with expenses of s14,Oso IA ~ =
ing an expense ration Of ia !,
cent. Receipts for the five man.,
period were $1,O37,355.71. m N
expense ratio for the five no,,,
period was 1928 per cent As esn'
pared to 9.41 per cent for tho ~,
period In 1921.
The summary shows sssets !,
November 80 aggregating sl.sH,
2ss.75. liabilities OF s4,s1S,7sOu
and surplus of S327,53S.Ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
GROWERS /.
DISCUSS PR|G

At a meeting held THURSDAY h
the offices Of the Oregon Grover
Cooperative association Of logan
berry growers, there was a gsnsrI
discussion of ways and means b
which the price of the berry coul|
be maintained in order to pay th,|
grower a reasonable profit.
No way out was proposed, but
the concensus Of opinion was tia!
in order to maintain a prics
some means should be taken b
increase the consumption q
loganberries.
In order to broaden the discus
sion and to bring out some prae.
tical means by which the con-
sumption Of loganbsrrles might b
increased, a tentative OrganIsa-
tion was formed Of which h. H
Mumford OF Liberty was appoint
ed chairman.
Mr.. Mumford has called meet
ing OF berry growers to be hsli
at the Oregon Growers coopsratlW
association rooms on WEDNESDAY
Dec. 20. Not only loganberrI
growers, but all berry growerS !
the state will be represented 4
this meeting. A permanent organ
ization will be formed, with tAl
object OF going into every pha'
Of the berry situation. This Or
| ganization will include both %
ISOLATION and independent srowH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09

out of the mire Of material things
up to the heights where they can
survey the things worth while. Mary
chose the good part" in her de-
votion-the part that cannot be TAX
en- from one.
Society would experience q real
reform and take long step In ad-
vance if it would permit the Master
to fashion the intercourse between
friends so that the coming together
of neighbors and acquaintances, in
stead Of giving rise to heart burn
ing and envy, would be remembered
for the glow of congenial compan-
ionship and the communion OF
kindred spirits.
The second part of our text shows
another side of Christ's life,
He was as tender as woman
when He dealt with minor sins and
the errors that grow out of ignor-
ance, but His rebukes were mas
culine in their strength when He
was brought face to face with gross
Inconsistency and false pretensel
Forgetting God For Form
''Woe unto you, Pharisees! the
words cannot be uttered with mild.
ness. Gentle persuasion was moi
sufficient for these habitual often
ders-they needed a rod. "Ye titht
mint and rue and all manner o.
herbs, and pass over judgment ant
the love Of God"
Christ often employed antithesis
He here contrasted the observing
of things Insignificant with the ig
noring of things of supreme import
/ ance.
He exposed the littleness Of tn
tinsel philosophy Of those who thin
to please God with formality an
observance of the letter Of the law
r He compared this with the right
eousness Of those who are true t
the spirit. What are mint and herb
r when put in the scale against ju.
: ice and the love Of Godi
Christ did not counsel the abof
ton of all formality. Formait
has its place if it is the outwa1
y form of real inward worship. "The'
n (the great things) ought ye to hay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
LOvETT ADMITS MONEY
SPENT ON PR0PA6AAD|

Washington, Dec. s.--Finsn'A
aspects of the proposed sepa's
ton of the Southern Pacific faaj ~
road from the Central Paan'
we're put before the intersua
commerce commission FRIDAY Y
Judge Robert S. Lovett, chalrna
Of the board Of directors Of Z
Union Pacific. -. !.
Application OF the Sou'ua.
Pacific for permission to reah ~
the Central Pacific despite y
supreme court decision orcsna \,
their divorce he said was eOnAl) |.
| ered by the Union Pacific .
"in a certain sense, war N
Judge Lovett freely cOns'. s !.
that the Union Pacific nsa !
tended large unnamed amounu' Y
money o influence pubic 'g.l "
lion on the Pacific coast anu - /.
where in an effort to dsfea' n
campaign of the Southern r.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
Two Firms Ineorporate.

Articles of Incorporation were
filed with the state corporation
department here Thursday as fol
lows:
Knox. Ltd, Portland; $4,000
R. R. Knox. L. c. Knox and John
H. White.
Ernest E. Johnson & company
Portland. $4,000; Ernest E
Johnson. Lyle B. Hillsinger anC
Ernest W. Hardy.
Resolutions of dissolution wer'
filed by the Bail Engineering com
pany of Portland and the Home
wood Farm company of Milwau
kee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09

with his father when the end
came.
Mr., Brassfeld's home was near
Gervais, but he came to Salem the
first of September for medical aid.
After an operation in September
he became some better. He and
Mrs. Brassfield visited another
daughter, Mrs. Mable Mccoy in
Portland. He returned just one
week, when God called him home.
He was buried from ST. Joseph s
church, Monday, December 4, at
o'clock. interment in the Catholic
cemetery, Rev. ]. R. Buck officiat-
ing.
Mr.. Brassfield was a nephew oi
Mrs. s. B. Caterlin, who came tc
Oregon 16 years ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09

Tor Endeavor. 1880 p. m. Order of
service. Organ voluntary. Song.
Then comes a film of pictures, al
aska, the land of the Midnight
Sun" After that several songs and
a brief address on "The Treasures
Of the Snow" Making a short in
teresting service. The film will give
"a scenic picture beginning at skag-
way and showing the upper Yukon
river, including views Of Dawson.
Midweek service Thursday at p. m.
Subject "The Book Of Ruth A
cordial welcome to everybody.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E.-15th
and Mill streets. David G. Hassel,
pastor. Sunday morning worship at
IL o'clock. Sunday school at 12.
Gust Anderson, superintendent. Eve
ming service at 8 o'clock. Mid-week
service Wednesday evening at o.
clock. The Ladies Aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon, December
l4th, at the home of Mrs. Donaldson
54s south 14th street. You are heart,
lily welcome to these meetings.
LUTHERAN-East State and II
streets, Geo. Koehler, pastor Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Preachin,
service in German 1880 a. m. Eve
ming service in English at 1880 p. M
Bible study and prayer meeting OF
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Bible schoo
on Saturday from Q to ~ a. m. In
struction for eatechumens from t
3 p. m. Ladies' Aid meets on Wedne
day at P. m.