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The Little River news., 1922-09-02
AsHDowN PUBLIC SCHOOL
 WILL OPEN MONDAY
News Votes. Course of Study and Program for the Opening
 Exercises.

The Ashdown Public School will open at nine o'clock, Monday, Sept. 4th. Patrons and friends are cordi- ally invited to be present.
 Program.
 Song by school Invocation, Rev. C. S. Wales. Address, A. P. Steel representing the Board.
 Address, Mrs. Lon T. Jones, repre- senting the Ashdown Improvement Club.
 Miss Helen Gillette of the Ameri- can Red Cross will discuss dietetics. Our Public School from the busi- ness mans viewpoint, by R. P. Lind say.
 High School Course of Study. Freshman year-First year Eng fish, Wards Sentence and Theme. First year algebra, Wells and Harts. General Science, Hess!er's Junior Science.
 Community Civics, Howard Cope land, Thill, first stmester.
 Vocational Guidance, Gowan's sec ond semester
 Beginners Latin, (elective.) Manual Training, (elective.) Sophomore Year-Second Year AL zebra, Wells and Hart's.
 Second Year English, Wards Theme Building.
 Early European History, Websters. Essentials of Agriculture, (first semester) Waters.
 Biology, second semester, Gruen- berg.
 Latin, (elective)
 Manual Training, (elective) Junior Year-Third Year English, Halleck's American Literature. Plane Geometry, Wentworth & Smith.
 Modern Europeah History, Webster. Hygiene, Walters.
 Latin, (elective.)
 Senior Year-Fourth Year English, Halleck's English Literature. Physics,$Millikan & Gale. American History, first semester. Beard.
 Social Science, second semester Williamson.
 Business Arithmetic, first semester, Stone-Millis, (elective.)
 High School Civics, second semest- CT. (eletive.)
 16 credits will be required for grad uation. Pupils must take two full years in Latin to get credit.
 English Classics, AshdOWn High. Freshman Year, in class-Sketch Book. Merchant of Venice, Lady of the Lake, Silas Marner.
 Freshman Year, out of class-Last of the Mohicans, Tom Browns School Days, Huckleberry Finn, Old Curiosi- ty Shop.
 Sophomore Year, in class-Jullus Caesar, Idylls of the King, One Hun dred Poems, Kedricks Short Stories Sophomore Year, out of class House of Seven Gables, David Copper field. Ivanhoef Treasure Island. Junior Year, in class-As You Like It, Tale of Two Cities, Macbeth, Wash
The Little River news., 1922-09-02
Ogden sunday school Goes Camping.

Ogden Aus, 31.-(speciaD-The members of the Baptist sunday School with a number o1 their friends, spent last Wednesday and Thursday cn yar5or Lake camping. Several of he narty went Tuesday evening to catch ta fish end set the camp in readiness. Lots of squirrels and fish were enjoyed during the two days, and such a good time was had that the Sunday School contemplates a similar trip next week on Hudson creek.
The Little River news., 1922-09-02
Teachers Examination.

The examination for teachers 1i- cense will be held at the court house in Ashdown, Thursday and Friday September IA, and 18th. All teachers in the public schools are required to have a license to teach in this county tendent before they sign contract with the directors.
 l.. F. Wheelis, County Supt.
The Little River news., 1922-09-02
New Pastor Coming.

Foreman, Aug. 31.-Rev. E. c. Rule, a student in the Southern Methodist University at Dallas, Texas, for the past two years, has been called to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna- tion of Bro. Glenn. Rev. Rule is a young man and comes highly recom- mended He will probably be here for the third Sunday.
The Little River news., 1922-09-02

Rev. 2. D. Lindsay has returned from his vacation and will be in his pulpit at the Methodist church Sun day rejuvenated and full of pep. Mrs. Lindsay will also return this week and he.' friends will be glad to know that sne has regained her normal health.
The Little River news., 1922-09-02
FIRE AT E0MBY
Destroyed Home of Mrs. Ellen F0mby
 Thursday Afternoon.

Thursday afternoon at o'clock the home of Mrs. Ellen Fomby of the Fomby neighborhood was destroyed by fire. Very little of the contents were saved Mrs. FOmby and her daughter lived alone. The fire is SUD- posed to have caught from stove- pipe.
The Little River news., 1922-09-02
TO BUILD C0URTH0UsE
LN3o 1ocl, C0ncaea Awarded Cen
 tract for Nt gs.2 IoAs

Mt Ida, Aug. 39.-&jds were c0ene1 for the building of new courthouse and jail today, and the Western Con- struction Company of Little Rock was the successful bidder. Work will be- gin at once on the site of the old frame courthouse. The contract price is $42,000 in county scrip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
UPER-DREADNAUCHT WEST VIRGINIA SAVED
FROM THE SCRAP HEAP BY ORDER ISSUED BY
SECRETARY or NAVY WASHINGTON LOSES OUT
West Virginia Ascertalned to
Be 50 Per Gent Finished,
While the Washington Was
But % Per Cent on Way.

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fary Dcub} to-day ordered VOL
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
MILLIONAIRE SPEEDSTER LOSES
COURT FIGHT; GOES To PRISON
Sons Of Erin Parade
for Saint Patrick

New York. March 1.-THE freedom
OF Ireland was celebrated without rcier-
enco to any division of political sent''
ucnt IN the annual ST. Patrick's DAY
parade up Fifth avenue this afternooh'
witnessed by ten of thousands.
For two hours hosts of men. women
ana children carrying the green, %hits
end orange banner OF the new Erin. be-
side tho Stars and Stripes, tramped
along four and half miles OF pave
,ncn,. cheered by shivering crowds In
bitterly cold wind and inspired by
dozens OF bands.
"Nc know no south: We know no
north; VIC know only Ireland" read
banner carried by Cumann Ma 81 Sa|y'
4 woman's society, and not a single
placard challenged that sentiment.
Leading the parade were veterans OF
tho Fighting Sixty-ninth," Nationai
Guard regiment in their overseas unl-
forms and next we're Rainbow Division
fighters. The marching tune Of the
Irish revolutionists. Soldiers Of Erin,
came from many Of the bands as they
passed the reviewing stands, Aalutso
by Mayor Hylan, former Governor
Smith, Bishop John J. Dunn and other
notablcs. Archbishop Patrick ]. Hayes
Informally reviewed the procession
from a chair on the steps OF st. Fat
r!ck's cathedral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
BUCHWALD WINS;
MARSHAL OFFICE
IS IN WHEELING
TEAPOT TEMPEST IN
HAPPY CONCLUSION
Conference at Washington Re-
suits in Transfer Of Office
From Parkersburg.
(BY cHARI4Es BROOKS snuTD

Washington. y. -. March 17.-Cntte0
States Marshal Louis Buchwald. OF
Wheeling, d!dn; resign today. He didn't
have to.
The great department OF justice OF
Cncle Sam backed right down or right
UP or something ike that. and agreed
that Marshal Burhw3ld stould have Ills
office located II Wheeling.
1t previously ordered that II should
be located q; rarkersburg and that
Marshal BuchWa.d should proceed there
70 take UP his official and private resi-
lence.
Rather than leavc the old home, Mar
shnl Buchwald said he would resign
irst and Se at once mailed his resigna-
.on TO Congressman Rosenbloom to
mold. That's how it stood when the con-
testants went into solemn conference
iate today with Assistant to the Attor-
rcv General Guy d. Goff In tho latters
Offices at the department OF justice
Tho other conferees were Senators
Sutherland and Elk!ns, Congressman
Rcscnbloom and Marshal Buchwald and
CONGRESSMAN Woodyard. tho later be-
ing pro-FarkcrsburG.
Everybody Satisfied
!. lasted considerably less than an
nuur, and when the parley broke up.
cvcrybudv came out Of the conference
rrn,p smiling. Marshal Buchwald did
not have 10 carry out his threat to re-
sign. J.. was said by one in the party
nat officially the department had never
earned Of tho 'narshars threat.
Tho agreement reached was that the
office should be located In wheeling,
:!,,i that y. Tod Barrett. OF ParkersburE.
s,nuI,a he appointed Marshal Buchwald0
chic" office deputy 1t was also given
"u. that Congressman woodward had
talked over the phone with Mr.. Barrett.
and he lad agreed. The order OF the
,!rrnrtmenl locating the office In Par
kcrsburg. which stirred up such rum
nus. was said to have been made to suit
the convenience OF Mr.. Barrett.
r.vcryb.,dv concerned expressed them
selves a. rn;irciy satisfied over the
autcom" o. the conference, end GLAD
;Aa, III" 'us:icnt is now closed.
History in tho Making
Marshal" said Congressman Rosen'
bloom al 4 celebration dinner In the
Raleigh cafe tonight. here's them
papers" and he handed over the cels-
bratcd resignation that was never
sell; in.
Marshal Euchwa!d took It, touched
lighted match 20 Il. and watched II turn
TO ashes while the rest of the party
bowed their beads in profound soiem-
nl;y. Impressed that they wero seeing
history +? the making.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
TWO FRIENDS Of 4-PONER PACT IN
WORD BATTLE OVER ITS MEANING

nnd Senator Spencer. Republican. MIS-
sour. both supporters Of the treaty.
speech. recently made by Senator Spen-
Ger declaring ine pact to be an ALI
anc. :,.r conference" but not for uso OF
forc, WAS attacked by Senator Willis.
vino Insisted that 10 sort OF alliance.
vas contemplated and that the speech
Of tho Missouri senator had emoar-
raised the trcaty's friends. Mr.. Spen-
ccr stood by MS definition and his
characterization OF the foreign relations
committee. no alliance" reservation a.
~ ridiculous absurdity."
Johnson's Argument
BY Senator's France. Johnson and
Watson Il was declared that tho dc
t!onary definition covering the treaty
m;,t;cred littie and that the rea! nature
oc the fuur-power arrangement must
ha Judged by It's practical operation.
NJ. Johnson asserted that so far Al
accua. wording went the Angola paness
alliance covered only unproroked aY-
gression IN eastern Asia ard India and
that = i really was dangerous TO the
United Stiles. IS argued by supporters
o: the four power treaty. the reason !ay
between ;na ,:ncs. Judged b. the same
process. re u.sc.trd the four ROVER
nae, ..,,sl., -. =.iy '",h - many dangers
. :i"tra' Hra"t''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
One Killed in Hand car
Accident on Pan Handle

Stcuhcnvillc. O.. March l7.-Char'c'
Eylt. aged 80 yCars, resident o' N'd''
c.. * dead and Curtis Blackburn, a@eN
- wears OF Jewc,t. O., Is In the GIL
hospital here badly injured. rs = re-
suit OF peculiar accident at CadE
Junction, =.
Tho two mer with two other work
rlor. ali employees OF tho Panhandle
railroad. were ridiNg on. a handcar AMI
ir going over crossing a. the juno
ton tho car waS thrown from the rails
b" contac: with new gravel and went
ovn- an entsiuklnent.
Two Of the men escaped un!njured and
went 10 the assistance OF Bolt and
blackburn. Bolt MAS found 10 be suf~
rerinC from a fractured skull and
niackhurn had a broken '"E aTd other
Injuries. Both were put aboard
train and brought TO the Gil! hosplt,I
here. Bolt died n short tlmo after
being received at the Institution, mover
rera!ning consciousness. Black burn
while badly hurt, will recover.
Bots remains wiz l." ser: 20 his
ate home AZ Cadiz tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Worlds War Major Gets
Life Term for Murder

Ta.Sot;oa. Ca. March i;.--Lcn n.
~n,r,. prominent farmer. Hao served
during tho World war AS = major. wa
sentenced 20 20 iruprtsonmeut here to-
day for tho murder last fall Ot \. Il.
HcNiece. fo-In"~ superintendent os Tai.
DOT county schools. Tho jury returned
= verd.cc Of guilty with rccommcnda-
;;o0 OF mercy after deN5erat,aS oEer
rourtsc- hours.
Major Coar,. n RS testimony alleged
mat McNlc"c had wrecked h:s home
wh,lc Mrs. MoNiecc. <2r the prosecution
asserted that the defendant had made
advances 10 her. which she had $pVrUed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
(continued on Page rourteen)
ITALIANS WILL
OCCUPY F|UNE

Rome. March I7.--(By .he Associated
Press Military occupation Of f1ume
has been ordered by tho Italian govern
mcut. Tho army corps at Trieste viii
be used. The task has been entrusted
to General Sahua. H. whom II has been
suggested that Car!henears he chiefly
employed for tn" maintenance oc order'
The OCCUPATION of Fiume by the mill
tarv IS considered rs Necessary I" the
arnl!ca:!oH % tho treaty Of Rarcl!".
which charges Italy VITA the policing
OF Fiume.
1t IS stated that In sending troops
into the city Italy aims only to insure
tho election Of legal government which
vii, be capable o. maintaining order
and promoting industry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
VOTED FOR STRIKE

Cumbe-tan5 Nd. March 1.-THE vote
In the coal fields Of the miners Vt this
district was . % ! II favor o. strike
AnrlI = was annourrad today by dis
,rict Aeadquarters % tie United Nine
Workers OF America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
CEN. N.FEL|X D|AZ
ASSASS|NATED

NogaIes, Ariz., Mar. l7.-Gen-
cral Felix Diaz, nephew Of Por-
frio Diaz, former president OF
Mexico. was shot and killed today
near Ortiz station. in the state Of
Sonora, Mexico. midway between
Hermosillo and tiuaymaS, accord
ing to advice; received here TO-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
John Duval Dodge Also Will
Face Trial at Kalamazoo on
Charge Of Driving Car
While Intoxicated an d
Transporting Liquor.

Detroit. March I1-.Iuhn DUvai Dodge,
youthful r1:ll!onair", .a;r t"da% lost MS
light 10 cyaGo the uy"-Ga! Jal. sentence
imposed upon him ~ recorders court
Yesterday for "spccdlns," Circuit Judge
Jayna dsmissing a writ OF haocaS
corpus holding II was defective iot
technical reasons. Dodge was returned
10 the house OF correction
Uor!he's counsel said he would sec"
another writ tomorrow.
Almost at the same tim" J"dGe Jayne
was dismissirg tho habGaS corpus Will
word was received from Lansing th"'
the supreme court mad rejected motion
of Dodgc's counsel for & writ Of nanua-
mus 10 compel .TudG" Charles J.. Bar
Ie,t. Of recorders court, who imposed
sentence yesterday, 20 show cause why
a new trial should not DC granted. The
pgfTion als" sought stay "f sentence
Again pous Prison Garb.
DoIrc. the son Of the late John r.
Dodge automobile manufacturer, spent
last night in tho house or corrcctioH
but obtained temporary measure oI
freedom today when the habeas CORPUS
writ was granted BY CIRCUIT 1uuSe
Richter.
when IL was presented 10 the superin'
Dodge was remaNded 10 the custody O.
Sheriff Coffin before no had started on
his days work with the other prisoners,
He remained under guard with 'ne
sheriff until the hearing this afternoon
Immediately afterward. However ne
was returned to the house OF CORRECTION
ard once moro donncd prison garo.
Earl Pleads Guilty.
Rex Earl, OF Kalamazoo, "hc Win
Dodre and three girl students from
Western State Normal. participated III
n, automobile ride in Kalamazoo carry
sunday. that ended II tho serious injury
~ Mss Emmeline kwakerneck' Il mem
her Of tho party, was fined $50 ana costs
Z, ius,ice court in kalamazoo this d
tnrnorn. when he pleaded guilty 10 II
chorre Of intoXicatiun filed as tae out
crowth of the accident.
Dodge Is under S1,"0O bonh 10 aPpea'
Tuesday in Kalamazoo where ne -
cbarred with driving an automoo'le
While intoxicated, and TRANSPORTING
liquor. t,,,-od =,
Miss Gwakcrncck was injured III
,umrinc.from the car which was dFi'S"
by Dodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
THE WEATHER

west virginia: Increasing cloudiness
saturday. Sunday rain Not much
change IN temperature.
Western PsnnsylvanIa: Fair Saturday.
Sunday unsettled. probably rain or snow.
Not ucn change In temperature.
Ohio: cloudy weather with rain In sx-
trerne xouth portion and rain or snow
In north and central sections Saturday
afternoon or night aud on Sunday. Not
much change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
ALEXANDER HONAT AIRS FIGHT
WITH JOHN LEWIS At BELLA|RE
Deposed Kansas lnsurgent
Miners Chief Permitted to
Address Convention At
tacks Kansas Industrial
Court Law-Says Strike
Proves 1t Can t Be Enforced
Alleges Operators Plot
ted to Have Him Jailed.

Alexander Uu~H;, 'nsurSert 'csaac- OF
The Kansas coal miners. addressed dele
gates attending tho SUB district miners
convention AT Geilairc. Ohio yesterday
afternoon. and Il buisterouS SESSION was
the result. The speaker took occasion,
ard did ar his controversy with Inter
national President John Lewis OF the
Mine Workers organization. Howat de-
clared that Lewis had interpreted the
constitution q the organization TO suit
himself and that he had denied Howat
and other Kansas Miners a fair trial.
Kicking them out" of the organization
upon his own Interpretation.
Howat addressed the convention after
tho delegates representing the "poo0
sub-dIstr!ct miners, through = notion
savo their consent after a long argu-
;ncrt. II was agreed before the Kan
sas man spoke that she convention
should not vote whether 10 uphold h!m
or uphold Lewis.
Su5-dis;rict and district officials were
drawn into the controversy afte: tho
main speech by Nowat.
Howat declared that his purpose IN
coming TO Bellairc and speaking 10 the
convention was nnt 10 cause dlsSentlon
or division. although district and SUBJ
district officials are fearful that tho d.
vision between the miners has been Wild
cned through the airing of the contro-
verSv on tho eve Of making the scale
AZ the oucstart. fIowat declared that
he hoped the day would soon come when
the farmers ard workers would unto
and send men 10 the legislatures to re-
present them IN reality instead OF tools
os the corporations. as he char2c ctcrtzed
The legislators Of today.
Speaking OF the Kansas Industrial
Court law. llowat said that .r people
are TO respect laws. laws must be made
20 respect the people lie characterized
the law as "damna ole" and he tayed
Governor Allen for sponsoring t.
The Kansas Strike
Iowat said that mine III Kansas was
forced iato idleness through n strike
when the company refused to pay boy
ror services rendered 4 strike resulted
and in compliance with the law officials
were arrested and put in prison, he said,
Ne declared the coal company forced
tho strike. He declared that policy
was framed at 4 meeting OF miners or
the state that so long as one official was
su jail they would refuSe to work. He
said the Kansas strike has not be~n In
vain but has impre upon the world
the fact tha: the law cannot be enforced
He declared MS belief tha; the Kansas
.ighc has prevented enactment OF sim
liar laws in other states.
Howat declared as absurd, the report
that the Kansas miners were striking
against the miners organization. He de-
Continued on Page FouTtssn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
j. s. Court
.Indicts 100.
Glass Men
MANY WEST VIRGINIA
CONCERNS INVOLVED
Violation of Sherman Anti
Trust Law Alleged Labor
Leaders lnditced.

Ncw T"li, March 1.-THE American
WInLow Class company of Pittsburgh;
the Johnston brokerage company. 4
PcNnsylYaaja corporation. moro thah
ore hundred glass manufacturers ana
head; o. three labor unions IN In" IN
dustry. were indicted b" the fedora
grand jury today Tor Notation OF tho
sherman antitrust law.
Tho Indictment takes the place o. one
lied November "S In which the Johnston
Brokerage company was named the pT'h-
c!pai defendant but which was recently
uuashed by the federal court for lack
oc jurisdiction. II neglected 10 charge
commission OF 3 II overt act in the south
.rn dis;r!c, OF New York and TO rectitE
this defect. United States Attorney hay
ward conducted new investigation on
= wider scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
Aided By Labor Unions

Tho ;abor ,ucn, who arc CHARGE n
tho Indictment with aiding the manu-
tacturcrs III limiting the supply OF WIN
dow glass. thereby keeping up prices
are Joseph NJ. Neenan. former Presidcn;
OF thc Na,iona! Window Glass Workers.
James r.. Xetlers, president Of The Win
dow Glass Cutters Protective Assor'a-
ton, and w. \. Andorfet. president OF
the window Glass CuetCrs' Association
OF America
Tho American window Glass company
was described by federal Officials as the
"!rachine made window glass trust ana
the Johnston Brokerage company WAS
accused OF having acted as a common
selling agent for many Of the glass
factories scattered throughout the couH'
try.
Tn. Indictment = an outerowtn OF
the Lockwood committees investigation
o: the housing situation IN this d'St:iCt'
In ;he last month more than sixty Wy
resses from AZ PARTS Of the country &p-
prared before the grand jury.
The labor leaders are charged WIN
having illegally used tho membership
OF their unions 70 curtan p-oducuoa,
by working only one third o? each year
thus enabling arbitrary and excessive
prices - he cndTSed loV inc p'N"NN. !.
These acts. federal officials declared.
had advanced prices from ten cents
pane for ordinary w!adow glass foot
square. 70 more tnan thirty cents
pane.
How IL worked
Among the prac ices indI!Ccd n. IL
WAS alleged, was an ALLEGATION 10 zach
factory of a portion OF the tota' bus
ness os the country >by T2themat!ca'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
THE INTELII G + y Z + h

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IL the
State OF West Virginia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09
MANS VA Y
This pEaiNs THE STORY
BY RUBY NJ. AYRES

Author Of 1.-THE Forfsne Hunter" "A Bachelor Husband"
fCopyri0ht. ISss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09
CHAPTER NV
Harden Faces the Truth

a cynical smile crossed Hardcn's face
Is ha thought Of what people would say
wharton, and all the Little IIelpton-
Nes, and--yes, and Lilith.
Ills arm fell from Molly; he moved
away a step.
And now I think I had better take
you home and tell your mother" he
Molly flushed and dimplcd.
A., won't they be surprised?" she said.
cant imagine what the boys will
Harden could not imagine, either.
ne waited patiently while Molly
1000 on tiptoe to straighten her hat ut
@e glass and wipe the last trace Of
wars from her face.
DO l look as If I've been crying?"
me asked eagerly.
He shook his head.
You look like d rose" be told her,
Afterward he wondered what hud
made him say it; he seldom paid a
vmIn a compliment; Lilith had often
to@plained OF his slow tongue in those
st'away days and he had loved her
ue mad loved her well-far better than
w. loved this little schoolgirl who pres.
ssuy walked cOntentedly beside him out
~ the big house which would one day
10 her own home.
Al. Mr. Wharton will hate mo more
Isn ever now, won't he3" she said du- :
Z He smiled.
~. y don't think he hates You Mt all he
sealiy quite nice young fellow when
essss set 10 know him."