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An operatta will be presented by the students of the High school. Mex WadnesGay and Thursday evening! will be the time, and Red Mems hal the place.
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TO END COAL STRIKE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

said. could not be held. and II the plan
went through tho earliest date that
miners and operators could get togeth-
or would DC some time next week
II was pointed out that the movement
was outside the Pittsburgh coal pro-
ducers' association. and was among op-
orators who had either broken away
from the association or who never be-
longed 1t Is understood that only TWO
or three large operator sin the Hooking
Valley field have held out against going
into a four-state conference. and these
were dominated by the Pittsburgh asso-
citation, Mr. Green stated.
Hooking Mon Not United
Mr.. Green asserted that the Hooking
Valley field has never been united and
that ne now understood all but two or
three OF the Hooking Valley producers
we're ready TO come in four-statc con-
ference with the miners on tonnage
basis He said that from accounts II
appeared that the Southern ohio Coal
Exchange Is opposed to four-state con
ference OF miners and operators
IF we can get such conference as
is contemplated It will mean tho first
entering wedge IN breakup OF the
coal strike" Mr.. Green stated. The
miners have always held 81 Tor an
agreement In the central competitive
neld--ComprIsing western Pennsylvania
Chic. Indiana and lll!nois-that being
one Of the issues in the present strike.
he continued
Frank harrington. president or the
Illinois miners was In conference win
Mr. Green most Of today.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

To All Whom It May Concern:
The Board OF Review and Equa.iza-
,ion OF Ohio County will meet N the
Jury Room OF the Circuit Court in the
Court House OF Ohio County. In Wheel
INK, West Virginia. for the purpose Of
examining and reviewing the Land and
Personal Property Books as returned By
the Assessor for the year 1922.
The Board will meet for organization,
ctc. on Monday. July 3rd. 1899. and the
several MagIsterial Districts Will h2
considered In tho following order:
Washington District. Wednesday. July
9Th. l922 at o'clock A. VI.
Madison District. Thursday, July Ctr
1922, at o'clock A VI
clay District. Friday. July TN. 1879
a, o'clock \. NJ.
Union District. Saturday. July SGh
1922. at . O'Clock y. NJ.
Center District, Monday. July 10Th
laca at . O'Clock a. NJ.
webster District Tuesday. July 1i,h
loa2. at 3 o'clock y. NJ.
Richie District. Wednesday. July
lath. 1872 at O'Clock y. NJ
Richland District Thursday. July
,3th 1922, a, o'clock A. ".
Liberty District, Friday. July lith
1922. AT . O'Clock \. NJ
Triadelphia District. Saturday. Jul!
,5,b 1922 at . o'clock \ NJ
published for the Hrst lime Jur" -
1922.
Board ~ Rovisw and Equalization
JOHN II. WELLS.
,el+-2-3s E1-otficio Clerk
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By HANNY

after meeting OF the scale committee,
, follows:
Last March. before the coal strike
was called. the Pittsburgh Coal Pro-
duCerS' association stated "a It's posi-
t!on that 1t was willing and ready to
meet It's men, union or non-union, in any
place at any time TO formulate work
ing scale for the Pittsburgh distrcJ
with the check-of eliminated THIS
proposition was rejected by the union,
and mining operations were suspended.
Last week we again asked the unioy Ia
meet vita rss 10 take up the matter OF
working scale. This request Also
was rejected and there the matter rests.
AT meeting Of the scale committee
this afternoon our position was re-
Hffirmed-,hat U.s. we will meet our en-
ployes. union or non-union. on the
grounds which We have indicated above.
Again We say. as we said last
March, our position Is unalterable. We
want to operate our properties. but we
do not intend to operate under the
check loft"
Two delegations 81 coal operators
from Ohio. one from the Pittsburgh
Vein association OF Cleveland and the
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF . deed Of trust made By
Lucinda L. Smith aud Theodore Smith.
her husband. to Charles McCamic. TruS-
tee dated April :. 1921. and recorded
In Deed OF Trust Book No. $50 at page
sos ct seq In the office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia, the undersigned trustee
will sell on
Saturday, the Sth day OF July, 1922
commencing at $50 O'Clock A. NJ. or
that day. at the North front door or
the Court Louise In the City OF Wheel
ing. West Virginia. at public auction TO
the highest and best bidder therefor
the following described real estate. that
Is 10 say:
All Of the lots numbered ntaety-two
(s2) and ninety-three (93 as shown
and defined on the Map OF South War
wood which said map IS recorded IN
the office OF the clerk of the County
Cour, Of Ohio County. West Virginia,
In Plat Book No l. page 1855. Reference
70 said plat book is here made for fur
Their description.
Being the same property conveyed TO
the said Lucinda l.. Smith. wife OF The
odore Smith. by deed Of Warwood Land
Company. corporation. dated Feb. Is.
1927. and OF record in Deed Book No
IT'S. page els. and being subject to tho
covenants and conditions In said deed
contained.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on
day OF sale.
CHARLES McCAMIr.
je l4-oi-2S jy5 Trustee,
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refuse because 30 many threats were
being made among the minerA
Under tho leadership Of wilbur, ths9
said, they went into tho hills and slept
out in tho open that night About dawn
an advance guard heard shooting neaS
them and Investigated Five men eVN
countered and mutual demands were
| made for passwords. Both sides refus-
ed, until man on the other side, VINO.
they learned later, was Gore, said:
Amen" the Logan countersign. The,
password Of the miners at the time, It
was said. was Where to-" and tho an.
swer. "Mingo"
Kills Wounded Deputy.
Firing. which Brinkman said started
on his side. followed Cores utterance,
and three Of the deputies fell. George
Muncie, one Of them. was still aliva-
when they reached him. Brinkman said.
and was shot through the head by
Frank Kitchen.
Carpenter testified that following the
fight, one Of their party named Ed
Combs. said he shot Gore. He stated
that he had heard Combs was In the
Ozark mountains now.
One of the own men, a negro, was
shot IN the back. the witnesses testified.
The first witness to be put on the
stand was Claude Gore. son Of the slain
deputy, who testified as to the descrip-
ton of his fathers firearms. pocket
cook and the bullet wounds in mis- body.
The purse. he said. was black. and con-
tanned one 500 bill and two $40 bills.
Had Pistol in Court.
Apart fromthe ruling Of Judge Woods
In regard TO what evidence may he ad-
! duced. proceedings today were eniiven-
ed considerably by the sudden inter-
ruption of James ". Mason, one Of de-
Tense counsel, who told the cour: that
Elmo Gore. n son OF John Gore. was IN
the court room armed with a pistol.
Gore contended that he had right 10
carry the weapon. as he was a Logan
deputy sheriff. F...
He was admon!shed by Judge Woods
TO leave the gun in bis room. as thcse
was no necessity for coming armed ineo
, his court. Gore acQuesced and :mmc-
dIately left the room to rid himself OF
he pistol.
Incidentally the court asked that any
announcements Of similar nature should
not be made 81 spectacularly hereafter.
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NOTICE

By virtue OF authority vested In me
bv decree OF the Circuit Court OF ohio
County, West Virginia, made and en-
tered this nth day OF April 1877
wherein the State OF West Virginia by
Carl G.. Bachmann. Prosecuting Attor-
new OF Ohio County. was the plaIntiE
and Sam Miller. Joe Detusch and Ar
thur Pine the defendants. I will on the
9Th day Of July. 1922. at the north front
door Of the Court House In the City OF
Wheeling. Ohio County. West Virginia.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sell at public auc-
ZION 10 the highest bidder for cash. enc
Stenhens automobile. model 81. engine
number e600l.
HARRY T. CLOUSE.
Shcriff OF Ohio County
70 7-l4-.l-cs West Virginia
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NOTICE OF Dissolution

Notice IS hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF Acadian Coal
and Lumber Company. corporation
created and organized under the laws
OF the State OF West Virginia. held
at Wheeling. West Virginia. on the 18th
day OF May. 1922. the following resolu-
tons were adopted
Resolved. frst. Tina: the Acadian
Coal and Lumber Company. corpora
zion created and organized under tho
laws OF the State Of West virginia,
does hereby discontinue business as a
corporation and surrcndcrs TO said State
It's charter and corporate franchises,
The Board Of Directors will proceed to
convert tho property. chooses In action
and all assets OF this corporation into
osh. and pay OF and discharge all Its
debts. liabilities and obligations; and
after fully discharging all such debts.
liabilities and obligations divide the ro-
malnder among the stockholders pro
rata with their several holdings OF stock
but no such payment shall be made 10
any stakeholder until after the pub
licatIon OF the notice hereinafter pro-
ylded
Resolved. second. that the president
Of this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption OF the foregoing resolution 10
be published in some newspaper or gen
sral circulation. published near the prln-
cipa, office or place Of business OF this
cornoratIon. once a week for four sue
cess!ye weeks: and that ne certify these
resolutions to the secretary OF state or
the State OF West Virginia. and deliver
70 him a certificate showing the publ
cation OF said notice. as provided by
law.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF
June. 1922.
J. W. DEEISON
Preslden, Of said Corporation
Attest. JAMES GAFFNEY, Secy.
lie IL 4 rs
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STRIKE AT JAY WALKERS
NEXT TRAFFIC ACTION
Conditions In Saturday Nights Conges-
ton inspires Council Committee
to Action

Councilman Harry 5. Cunningham an
nounced In council last evening that
there will he meeting OF the trathc
committee held at the city manager
ofnce neNt Monday evening at ! o'clock.
councilman Cunningham invited all IN
t,rested parties TO be present.
MY nerves were upset last Saturday
IN attempting TO get up Market street
declared Cuuncil man Cunningham
Something must be done to put stop
TO the lay walking. Several times mar
rowly averted running down people VINO
would run across tho streets, Ihese
people should be arrested the same n"
speeders and those who violate the park
ing law by standing longer than 80
minutes on Market street should De
arrested" the Eighth ward representa-
tive declared.
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Pittsburghers Firm For
Check-off Elimination

Tittsburgh. June l&.-Thc Pittsburgh
Coal Producers association. whose mem
hcrs control the majority Of tho blum
Inous production in the Pittsburgh as
tr!ct. late today rcaf1rm"d its attitude
toward the check-off. and declared In a
statement that Il was "wilIinF ana
ready 10 meet its men. union or non
union IN any place At any tim" To form
uate a working scale with the check
off eliminated
The statement. which was given out
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 13.-Butter weaker
receipts 1903; creamery. higher than
extras a6la m37c; creamery. extras (92
srore) $50. creamery. ftrstH tSS to "
make. No. .. 25ia G26c.
Eggs. steady: receipts 81 fresh
rathercd extra firsts 26Q@Sc; ftrsts
cheese. firm: receipts 3,s76; state
whole milk flats. fresh, specials l'N q
nAc. do average run lS% NGl9c; state
whole milk twins, fresh specials l9N
l9l,c. do average run 1871 q lS%c.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

East buffalo. y. Y. June l3.-tatt
receipts 100: slow; calves recc'p'S '""'
90 cents lower, $b.009ll.On.
Hogs. receipts $500. slow. steady 10
10 cents lower. heavy mixed workers..
IIVht do and pigs Sll.0OTll.l0: roughs
sS,75a9.nn: stays $500 n 500.
sheer and lambs. receipts 100: slow;
ianhs % cents lower, lambs Slo.oVW
l0.47.
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LA BELLE OFFICIALS
COME ON INSPECTION
President z. W. Pargny VIII Head
Party Coming from Pittsburgh
Thursday.

officials OF the American Sheet x TIN
Plate Company. headed by President L:
w. Pargny will visit the three local
plants OF the company. the Lnughlin' La
Belle and Aetna Standard plants tomor-
row on their annual tour OF inspection
The party will come here from t'tts,
bu-gh In n special car. and VIII Spend
the whole morning visiting the plants
y.h;,c they will leave here TO continue
lbnir
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CHARLES TOWN TRIAL
Continued Prom Page ons.)

Mrs. RIGGS still on the stand when
court adjourned.
Mrs. Riggs was one Of the four wit
messed summoned by the state To-Day.
She stated that following the shooting
OF the deputies q number Of men congre-
gates about her boarding house, among
them being the defendant. She said
that the minister carried black pocket
book IN his hand and told her: you
have some money belonging to John
Gore" The witness testified. however.
that Wilburn had not purchased any
thing from her. but that others Of the
men had.
Said Minister Shot Core
While the men were standing about
Mrs. Riggs said, one of them lifted
gun and told the crowd: Here Is the
gun that shot Gore. The preacher
popped * to him"
Two eye-witnesses Of the shooting
testified also. They were Jack Brink
man and Velasco Carpenter. Carpenter
was one Of the eight originally indicted
In connection with the killing OF Gore
and two other deputies, but who turned
states witness during the Blizzard
trial. Brinkman said he was A musician
who had been employed at a show at
DanvIlle and was forced at the point or
pistol to accompany the miners TO
Blalrtown.
LED BY wilbur
Testimony Of both coincided as TO the
leadership Of the party OF men VINO
went to Blair mountain on the AFTER.
noon OF August 80. 1921. They sa'd
Wilhurn was the leader, and that ne
remarked that the party would eat
dinner in Logan tomorrow" The puT-
pose OF the expedition OF which they
were members. they declared as they
understood II. was to meet their enc
mics" on the ridge separating the
miners from the Logan defenders.
Both said also that the men under
wllhurn. variously estimated al from 30
TO rs. met n the Blair school house
where the minister addressed them.
Kilhurn said that he was forced to lay
down the Bible for the rife, according
70 the testimony, and that az here were
no ta!ls to keep prisoners In. they Cthe
mem would know what TO do with
EN-"
Acted Through Fear.
Prinkman said the reason hr vert
with tho party was that he feared to re-
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MICHIGAN rARM LANDS FOR SALE

$40 TO $50 DOWN starts you on 20 20
or so acres near hustlinS city IN Mich
!gan. Balance on long time: prices now
only SIS to s35 per acre. Write today
for big illustrated booklet giving full
information. It's free. Sw!gart Land
Co. S-l245 First National Bank Build
ing, Chicago. je 23-T-9-l9-l4-l6-l7-2l
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FOR SALE-Fine new home, s-roomed
residence at Birch Lynn. 5O-toot lot,
tile porch, two bath rooms hn'sheu
attic. etc. John +. Reid Birch Lynn.
pbon. woodsdale IS je 81
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DIED

SIMPSON-On Tuesday. June Is l'-='
CHARLES CARLISLE SIMPSON. son
OF DR.. VIM. Simpson, OF NeilsburE'
w Va, in his 4lst year.
Funeral services AZ the family res
dence. ia Commerce street thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
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YOR SR64

FOR SALE--DruR store In live West
Virginia town. Paying business. In
voice stock about $4,000. Good reasons
for selling Address ~ r. Sanner
Nas,srnport Md Je l%-i
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sunday. June II. 1922.
at SIS O'Clock T.. NJ. at the Ohio Val
lev General hospital GERMAN NAE
GFu,E in the I4th year OF his age.
Funeral services from the residence
pT25 Jacob street Wednesday AFTER
noon at $50 Friends Invited. Inter
ment in Peninsula cemetery.
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BOYS OR YOUNG MEN OVER
YEARS OF AGE WHO ARE
EARLY RISERS CAN SECURE
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
DELIVERING THE MORNING
ISTDLLIGENCER. APPLY AT
INTELLIGENCER . F + l Z l..
1906 MARKET STREET.
je TAI
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FOR RENT-Clean. reasonable Gotta es.
Make reservations early. c. D.
Weber. Buckeye Lake. Ohio. 10 -
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A real furnished room IL
available to one or two gentle
men. Homelike. cool and com
Portable: modern in every re-
spect. Phone T9S-W. Location
zoos Eon street. opposite Ohio
Valley General hospital. jeS-
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other from the Southern OHIO Coal
Operators association attended the
meeting
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LOST AND POUND

LOST--In Birch Lynn or National Pike
BLACK patent leather purse containing
glasses. money and other articles. Re-
ward II returned 70 latelllgencer.
jc 1T
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FOR SALETomato plants 800 hun
dred or $1,000 per thousand. Frans
Gheen. McGraws Run. Phone TllIRSl
Lyr, croy, je ION
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FOR REST-Orlce space IN my office.
20 McLa!n Bldg. TO desirable party
Very reasonable. Free use OF phone.
typewriter and bookkeeping machine.
See Mra Wolf Elliott Fisher Co.
je SIN
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Acted Through Fear

Rrinkman said the reason h" vert
with tho party was that he feared to re-
fuse. while Carpenter. whose home Is
At Scllis. nearby. said h" was afraid Ia
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YOCNG-On Sunday. June II. 1922. at
eco o'clock A. NJ. at the Ohio Valley
General hospital CORNELlA GRACE.
wife OF Thomas r. Young. in her III
year.
Funeral services at the residence .; her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Young. No. l-%'E
Elm street. Edgwood. on "Wednesday
afternoon at = o'clock. Friends -; the
family respectfully invited 70 attend.
lnterment at Greenwood cemetery.
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wANrEp-SALEs1GEN
WANTED
FURNISHED APARrMBHTS

N<TED-Furnished apartment or
house IN desirable location for sum
mer months Phone 1880. Wheeling
lie Iii
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WNNTED-Firs; class coat maker. Per
manent position. Seabr!ght Tailor
Co. ll20 Marke; street. Wheeling.
ie SIP
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HELP WANTED

WANTED Good experienced cook.
Globe hotel Bellaire Ohio. je TO-!
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STEGER-On Monday. June Il. l"22. at
1870 o'clock ~ NJ. at his late aome.
43I south Broadway. EDWARD JOS
EpH STEGER In the 6lst year OK mis-
age.
Funeral from the residence Thursday
morning a. $50. Requiem mass 1t
St, Joseph's Cathedral at "'".oc".
Friends invited. Interment n NJ.
Calvary cemetery.
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FOR SALEICadillao touring car IN
good condition. l.. Z. Sands. 2Vl >
Front street.
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roe sAnE-auscHr.LANEous

FOR SALE-Th!rteen month old Hol-
stein heiSer s. c. Daniels, Peter $
p,, EIm Groye Je l3-m
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ESCBnLAyEoUS
FOE RENT

BRICK CONTRACTING. C. Sanoery
r'houe e54-J Elm Grove. ma S-25t
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PoR RENr-PuRNIsHED ROOMS

FOR REET-Nicely furnished bed room
In out the pike district. Phone @9o- I
N-oodSdole je lei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

and studying American history m'il Ac
had mastered it.
His sculpture brought him Various
high rrrognitionS. lIr was ,IrrtCd
member Of tn" international Jury OF
award Of tho Chicago Exposition. 1899.
II" received honorable mention at II"
Paris Exposition. l9ON. cold m"dHi~
were awarded him hy the Na>hviIl"
Centennial Exposition in 1917. by III"
Philadelphia Art Club and hy the
American Art Soricty. II" was rIrrtcd
Il member of the National S"ulptul" So
cirty and Of the Architectural League.
some of the prominent public works
TINT he was called upon 10 execute in
rlui" the statue of NUp"l""n at the St
Louis ENrositi"n the series Of statues
representing Roman civilization in the
brooklyn Institute of Arts aud Science:
thr statue "f Colonel J +. Stevens. tn"
founder Of Minneapolis: the decoration
Of IN" Bergen County Courthouse. IlH,k-
ensark, y. j.. with min" symbolic
statues ami II tr,rzc AROUND tn rvtr-
riur "E tit" doin"; thr six symbolic
statues III tn" l.arn,MHW m&v,uir&.u.
Cincinnati the rurtr&jt statue uf &. W
Post. Battle Crock. Mich. IL pur'"Hlr
statue for Vanderbilt University: the
statue Of General Grant, Gamma, III.
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?Wo Paintings Hedge
His MfG'S HiStOru

G"icrt's fc"bi" frame stood between
the two pictures. lis lifc's history
seemed hrd&rd In by The two paintings
Al first for him there was welromr
in this land Of his longings--Amcrica ,
Later there was added to this rcnown
Though he could not speak Enrlish dis
ttnrlly, u" won IN" contest TO execute
In" lIaymurkrt statue in Chicago.
Shortly thereafter he was given tho
commission to decorate the new Herald
Building in Chicago. Many of his COM
missions called for complete knowl-
edge Of the lives of American heroes.
lie set himself TO the task of reading