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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
SCHODEk v BONUSO-
VEN FONDU.

Columbus, O., 81. brezna.-
We statnim bonusovem fondu,
n6hoz bylo iiz vyplaceno ma
S9.000,000 ma 10000 narokd.
vznikne schodek S6,725, 900,
bude-li dosavadni pom6r ma
dale udrzen. prohlasil dnes di-
rel1tor Roberts. PrGmerne W.
placeno hvlo M jednotlivv ma
rok s135 a o6ekava Sc, ze
100000 asob pfihlasi Sc o bo-
nus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

We meste Curityba, We state
Parana, V daleke Brasilii, kona-
ma byla dne u. unora t. +. W.
mamma slavnost, o niz krajan,
p. f. Kfemela, podal nam zpra
VI. Cechoslovaci tamni uctili
totiz pamatku "neznameho"
yoiaka re sv6toveho valky.
Pred nejakym casem Italo-
We dali pfivezti Hory Grapy,
dejiste tuhych bojd We svetove
valce, balvan a z neho zridili
pomnik neznamemu vojinu a
ceska kolonie dne -. unora
pi'ipevnila nan pametnl bron-
zovou desku S ceskym napisem
Ia cetne tiGasti Cechoslovak6.
1talG i Sirsi verejnosti We uni
n6nem meste.
Casopis "Commercio de Pa
rama re dne 13. unora nasle-
dovn6 popisuie slavnost tuto:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
STAV KARLUV Sc ZHORSIL.

Funcha Madeira, 81. bfezna - Sav dfiveisho cisafe
Kara Rakousko Uherskeho enz p zapae plc wal dnes
obrat k horSimu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
FRANCIE PUJCf RAKOUSKU.
Paiiz, 81. bTezna.

Pariz 81. bfezna Po vysechntf duvodu premera Pon
vybor snmovny posanecke zahranGn vzahv od
porudi priznve predohu kerou poskyuie Rakouske
publce pujcka 55 900 900 franku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

Londyn, 81. brezna Kralovsky souhlas dan byl
odpoedne pfedoze kterou schvaue ska smlouva
kapitola irske hstori zapocala
Svobodny risky Stat ma zakontou existenci eho
prozamni vada, pod Arturem Griffithem Mchaelem CO..
vSeobecnych voeb.
Ange vzdala sveho prava vmesovati do rskych
tench zaezitost prozatimni Wade jede spocva nyni
rezim.
souvislosti podepsanim predlohy kr5'em, Winston
Churchill sekreaf koonie prosovi rec snemovne
sanecke nfz poukazova nebezpec mz novy stat jest
obklopen Rovnez vidal skvele uznan Uster smvost
akou yse vstric hoirske prozamni akoz rsske vlade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
PICK CANDIDATES
Continued from Page one.)

last city election, showing gross
frauds in that election. shocked the
people Of this community TO an eX-
tent heretofore unknown; the result
was that many Of our citizens, actu-
ated solely by sense OF duty, asso-
ciated themselves together so that
BY concerted action they might take
such part in watching the develop
ments concerning the fraud in the
last city election in such way as
might give them an intelligent ana
correct view Of what transpired at
the last city election and just APP
probation Of what ought to be done
in order that the good name OF the
city OF Wheeling should not Sufer
In the future. and that the clouu
surrounding the last city election
might, as far as possible. be elimtn-
ated.
No Desire to Dictate.
With This sole purpose, number
of our fellow citizens, men and NO.
men who are not politicians, VINO
have no ambition to be such, but in
tensely interested in having clean
elections and upright men in office.
have for some time busted them
selves with n view TO watching the
development OF the recall election,
and particularly devoted themselves
10 examining into the records OF
those already in office, and the rec
ords, so far as they could. OF those
who sce; 10 have their names placed
or the ballot at the coming election,
with view solely to determining
what, as citizens, they should recon-
mend to the people OF the city Of
Wheeling as to the candidates VINO
in their Judgment should be support
ed in the coming election.
There has been at no time desire
on the part of these men and women
to dictate 10 the citizens Of Wheel
ing; there has never been the slight
est effort on their part to get up or
present to the people Of the city or
Wheeling what is commonly known
as a slate; they have not been. ana
are not now. interested in states;
they merely desire 10 give TO the
public the result Of their careful OBJ
servatiOns and the conclusions they
have reached. because they nave
been able to devote and have devoted
several months to considering the
situation and feel that in giving
their conclusions their Judgment
might appeal to The citizens Of this
community. In any Recommended
tons they here mike. they want 1t
distinctly understood that II It is felt
their motive is as above indicated,
then every good citizen should al
least give some consideration and
respcCt 10 the conclusions they have
reached.
In all this effort towards securing
clean men and clean elections. We
assure the public that no candidate
recommended by the League Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
TRACTION co. UPHELD
Action of Marshall County Circuit
Court is Reversed in Benwood-
McMechen Bridge Case.

Charleston, W. Va. Jan. 17.-ACtipn
Of the circuit court of Marshall county
Of the cities of McMcchen and Ben.
wood against the Wheeling Traction
company was reversed by decision
Of the Supreme Court today in which
IL allowed a return TO an alternative
writ of mandamus to be filed by the
traction company. The return had
been declared insufficiently by the cir
cult court but the decision OF the up.
per court written by Judge Ritz. does
not concur in this.
The action concerns strengthening
of the bridge across McMechen's run.
over which tracks OF the traction com
pany pass. The bridge is half in Nc.
Mechen and half in Benwood and
when the company strengthened the
portion OF the bridge over which the
tracks ran the cities sOuCth writ Of
mandamus to compel the company TO
strengthen the whole. To this the
company answered that the necessity
for strengthening the rest Of the
bridge was caused by heavy motor
trucks and other travel and not by
its cars and the court held that should
this be shown TO be a fact it would
offer a proper defense The opinion,
however, did not uphold the com.
panys contention that n release froln
the city OF McMechen relieved il OF
responsibility under its franchise. on
the ground that neither city could
claim ownership OF part of the
bridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
TAKING TESTIMONY
IN ARBUCKLE TRIAL

San Francisco. Jan. 17.-Taking or
testimony In the second manSlaughter
trial Of Roscoe ArbuCklc got well under
way here to-day. three witnesses being
examined at the single session OF court
held.
Leo Friedman. assistant district at
torney, made the opening statement Tor
the prosecution. outlining evidence
wereby IL hopes to prove that Miss Nir-
ginia Rappe died OF injuries received
at Arbuckle's hands at party ne gave
in his rooms in the Hotel ST. Francis
here. last September.
The outstanding feature OF today
proceedings was the submission to the
court of a report prepared by three doc
tors. This report was used AT the first
trial of !Arbuckle. which resulted In
Jury disagreement. The doctors named
by Judge Harold LouderhacR for the
purpose, examined organs of MISS
Rappe TO determine If there was any
evidence Of weakness in them. The re-
rOrt said there was none, and Following
it's reading to the new jury the doctors
substantIated il with verbal testimony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
xREss REsoL TON TO HAVE
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
FURNISHED CARRIES
Expert Reports Ultimate and st. Glars
vtlle Buses Safe for Passengers

Every voting place At the Spec:ai re-
call election on January % VIII nave
an American nag flying over the build
ing, following the action Of city coun-
Gil last night. Councilman James a.
Beans submitted 4 resolution last night
iaStruc;!ng the city clerk 10 purchase
American flags oE 4 SIZE approximately
4N6 and place one In each Of the ballot
boxes fur he election commissioner TO
place 1T the polls Council voted uAaA-
!muuSly in favor OF the resolution.
Councilman krcSS offered resolution
InSIructing the city solicitor TO draft
q proclamation 70 be signed by the
mayor and city clerk and published not
less than three times before the recatI
election il held. Solicitor J. J. r.
O'Br!en stated that Il would not be
necessary. !raSmuch as the city charter
states that the city clerk shalt publish
a statement to the effect that recall
election would be held and this he has
already done. KreSs insisted that ms
resolution would do no harm and would
probably save q legal question arising
later on. The resolution was adopted.
Report Buses Safe
A sworn statement was filed ny an
expert mechanic that he had examined
the busses owned by the Ultimate Bus
company and those owned by the 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
LEGISLATIVE
= PROGRAM FOR
FARM WELT ARE
Will Urge Congress to Pass
Laws for Cooperative
Marketing.

Washington. Jan. 17.-The program
which the American Farm Bureau Will
submit To the nat!"Nal agricultural con-
ference, when Il cuuvcnrS here next
week. will call for early enactment ny
congress of laws "clearly defining the
efforts of farmers 10 market their pro-
ducts comparatively
In making this announcement to-day
the bureau said their economic ana leg
is!ative proposals would he based upon
the plan adopted at the recent annual
convention in Atlanta, Ga
The farm bureau federation said they
would urge the conference To endorse 4
recommendation that all appointments
on federal boards and committees De
made 50 that the interests of aGrlcul-
lurc shall he protected and conserved.
Relief of the farmers financial situa-
ton will be urged. The transportation
policy presented 10 the conference Will
suggest Immediate reductions in trelsht
rates. and the conference will also be
asked to declare for the repeal OF
amendment of the EsCh-C'ummins law,
SC as TO abrogatc the guarantee clause
restore 10 the states jurisdiction in In
trastatc rates. vital.zc the railroad
IN Dor board and coordinate wage maxi
lnr powers with the rate making
mower of the interstate commerce COM
mission.
The program. it was said, prohaoIY
would urge the Muscle Shoals nitrate
water power project las an essential
measure. insurnG the preservation OF
our soil resources. as we'll as an essen
ltial to tho full development OF the IN
Fdustrial and transportation facilities OF
the nation"
Six women were included among dele
gates whose names were made puDhc
late to-day by Secretary wallace.
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matter from every point Of view, We
are presenting to the citizens OF
Wheeling for their intelligent ana
patriotic consideration the names OF
the following candidates, VINO W.
feel will serve the city as 1t ought TO
be served; that projects now on 1901
for the betterment Of the city WIN
be undertaken by these candidatee
and put through in a manner conuu
Give 10 the welfare Of the city WIZ
out any danger of suspicion on the
part Of anyone:
First Ward-W. T. Otto.
Second Ward-Chas. P. Gilliga0.
Thord Ward-H. E. McConkey.
Fourth Ward-Albert L. Kress.
Fifth Ward-E. R. Metzner. -
Sixth Ward-A. F. Ulrich.
Seventh Ward-W. c. McGregor.
Eighth Ward-Harry S. Cunning
ham.
Mint hWard-John C.. Williams.
Tenth Ward-Otto Scbenk.
Councilman-at-Large - Thomas
F. Thoner.
Under the circumstances, well
known to the people. we recommend
the recall of the present city man
ager. H. c. Crago. =
We most earnestly urge every
voter OF the city Of Wheeling to vote
at the coming election. 1t is not
only his duty to do 30 as citizen.
but he owes it to the other citizens
of the city Of Wheeling to aid them
; in determining what kind OF men We
shall have in office and how the az
, fairs of the city shall be conducted.
. II he does not vote, he disregards tho
greatest privilege given to an Ameri-
can citizen. and will be in no position
to complain IL things 60 wrong.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
BY Sarah D. PAUL. President.
COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED
Ply J. C. Brady, Chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Negro Strike Breaker
in Oklahoma Hanged

Oklahoma City. Okla, Jan. 1.-THE
body OF Jake Brooks, negro. who was
kidnapped from his home here Sunday
night. was found this afternoon. hang
ing from limb OF tree. six miles
south OF town, by party OF searcherS
headed by Chief Of Police Clark. accord
Ing to a telephone message received at
police headquarters
Brooks had been employed ut local
packing plant since the calling Of the
strike Of packing house workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
AMERICAN FLAG To FLY OVER
EVERY VOTING PLACE JAN. Is

Observation-Disclosures BUS company. and
found them TO he sale.
\ deed WAS accepted whereby the "1iE
leased Harold W. Becker piece o.
property on Water street, near Twcnty-
SECOND street.
cry Manager Crago submitted i
unauc.al report OF the city. The report
stated ,hat there had been sustaining
warrants amounting to $l4i,5Il12 ra!d
out during last year. that thcre WIS
outstanding warrants amounting l"
Sl41,31G.52 at this time hast year anu
,!a, today there were none. Council
man Cunningham moved I" have the
financial statement published IN Inc
local papers. The motion carried
Councilman W. Z. OTTO asked councI.
70 legally appoint Mrs. Charles liam
metz 10 succeed Frank Ritter as an e!cc-
ton official in Precinct No. OF the
First ward and Councilman Vance ASKED
that the place OF holding the election al
the Ratified residence on Twenty-nlnth
street he changed to the Lawrence nome
on account OF the poor lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
BIuefie|d Men Are
Charged With Murder

Bucncld. W. Va, Jan. lT.--EuGene
Reed OF this city. arrested on warrants
from Tazewell county. Virginia. charG-
ing him with the murder OF Miss Aims
Wilson following an automobile acct
dent Saturday night. waived a hearing
at Tazewell this afternoon and was
formally charged with the crime. He
was held in $1,000 bond. which he has
not been able to secure as yet.
William L. Johnston. arrested with
charge and was released under $4,000
Reed, also waived hearing on the same
bond which was furnished by William
Williams Of this city,
John Puckett. Of Tip Tor, Va. who
gave the Information leading to the ar
rest Of Reed and Johnston. and who was
also arrested, was released on his own
recogniz,ncc. The date for the trial
has not been set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
AMERICANS HONORED
BY THE ITALIANS

Rome. Jan. liking Victor EN-
manuel today. decorated Major pAlary
.echct. Of the American expeditionary
forces, rs all officer Of 81. Laraus ana
ST. Maur;etucs; Captain Sumner anu
Captain Oscar stevens as nH!cers Oh
the Crown OF Italy; and lAcutenants
James Cooper Jr.. George Rarlh ana NJ
cxander McConc, as chevallans OF the
Crown Of Italy.
The American douGhboyS tonight
were the guests at gala performance or
the opera "Fa!staiT' at the Cons'anZ'
theatre, which was beautifully decora'-
ed with American flags and flowers
The functions tomorrow vii! Include
The bestowal of the American congress
s:onal medal on the unknown Soldier.
After there will be luncheon rendered
10 the American officers by the KING
and in the evening Il dinner TO them
by General Diaz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
: Bic
CENTRAL SCHOOL
IS IN FLAMES

Repeated sounding of the E"ilaIrc
SIREN 1T ass o'clock This morning called
the cfty'S fire department t. what ar-
pearcd 70 bc a disastrous fir" in the hiS
central school building on Thirty-it:th
street.
\, that hour the cdIuCe WAS in iam"S'
and the .!Eht of the ircmcn To save tn"
building. which covers half block
seemed hopeless. The structure Is a
two-Story brick OF modern type. ana
rcprcScnts an expenditure OF over
100000.
The cause Of the fire was not known
At 4:4J the fire WIS apparently I'M
der control. with all departments on the
scene, The blaze had been confined TO
two rooms in the north end OF the
building and it appeared the building
would be saved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
CARD OF THANKS

We desire 10 express our thanks TO
our many friends and ne!ghbors who
were so kind 70 US at the death OF our
dear husband and father. Paul G..
Paetzold. who died so suddenly January
18Th, We especially thank the owners
and employees OF the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company and all friends for
the many beautiful floral tributes. We
also thank those who so kindly loaned
their cars and others for any kindness
or sympathy showa and the Rev. E. G.
Howard. FOR his kind aud consoling
words
Mrs Paul G. Paetzold and Children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18

Women Voters or the Committee or
One Hundred has been approacheo
in any manner, shape rloFM Win
reference to what he shall do or not
do if elected 70 the council OF the city
Of Wheeling.
No Improper Influence.
No candidate recommended by
these different bodies Of citizens IS
controlled by any improper influence
We have assured ourselves that the
men we recommend to the citizens
Of Wheeling are upright, honorable
clean, businesslike men, who Will 90
their duty. il elected, without any
sort of influence controlling lhem
except a desire to serve the interests
of the city of Wheeling, as sworn
officers thereof, and that no other
considerations, in our Judgment
will actuate them in the performance
of their duty.
There has developed disposition
on the part OF some voters. especl-
ally the women. not to ote at all
because Of their experience IN DC
ing called to court to testify one
way or the other in contests which
arose out OF the last city election.
In view OF the Irregularities COM
mitted at the last city election. ana
this disposition on the part or the
voters, we have also taken an inter-
est in seeing that precincts where
fraud could easily be committed be
changed, and have scrutinized care
fully the names Of the Judges and
clerks that have been presented. and
we again assure the public that
proper disposition along this line
has heen shown by the candidates
themselves. and that every vote cas-
at the recall election will be counted
as cast. Every safeguard has been
adopted 10 insure this.
Persons who heretofore have beer
believed by the public TO belong to
what are popularity known as differ
ent rings that have existed In the
city Of Wheeling, have been abso-
lutely ignored in all our activities.
We are not politicians; we are just
plain citizens Of the city Of Wheel
ing, claiming nothing more than the
right to safeguard our city and the
great privilege Of voting for clean
men.
Other Good Men.
There are other men running for
council who are upright. clean men.
and we feel that in making our rec
concentrations we should. in fair
ness. say that we do not seek to give
the impression. directly or indirect
Is, that such others are undesirable
candidates, but we think that in a
matter Of this kind. to be practical
and get good results, the efforts Of
the citizens Of Wheeling should be
concentrated on certain men.
Therefore, after looking at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
AMERICAN PROPOSAL
Continued Prom Page one)

agreement, the meeting OF the fa1
Eastern committee constituted the total
Of conference. activities during the day
Al the ShantuU% conversations the
question of mines WIs discussed with
no aprarent progress. ana IN" I"rtIii'a'
lions problem remained uus"iVcd to-
uirnt. despite receipt 10y the 9aWhn@sa
of martial instructions from T"klo.
Il was around the proposal for an III
uUirv into concessions now established
I'm china. as well M those proposed IN
the future. that most of tn" debate Ill
thc Far Eastern committees Ccntrr'i
l:v some Of the Delegates II WAS under
stood that such an inquiry might open
IN the whole question of Japanese hold
!rys in Manchuria. while in other quar-
icrs il was suggested that the res"lu-
ton hight. by indirection. lead t" 4
rev lew by the board of the famous
"twcutv-on" demands" controversy.
Powers Proposed.
In that connection Il was pointed out
that whereas the boards duties in con
ncctiou with future concessions would
no confined under tho terms az the reS"-
Iution 10 "irNcstiGai" ana report II
would lie authorized TO inquire into eA-
listing concessions. for the purpose OF
cndeavuring TO arrive At Il satisfactory
adjustment on equitable terms.
Many questions regarding the meaning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Charley Chaplin Had
100000 for Speculation

New York, Jan. lT.-Charlie Chaplin.
motion picture comedian. had credit
balance OF approximately 100000 with
the stoc kbrokerage firm Of +. w. WaS-
ner & Co. when the concern was 1orceu
into bankruptcy on December ~. IaSt'
This was dlvulged today In connection
with the proceedings OF the protective
committees which have been formed for
the benefit Of customers OF the bank
rupt concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
Alleged Armed MarCher
in Escape From Jail

Chsrles.on.l~w. Va. Jan. l7.--Frank
Williams, arrested IN Lexington. Ky,
three weeks ago and brought here for
trial on charges OF murder, robbery and
alleged participation IN the armed
march on! Logan county. escaped from
the Kanawha county jail late today.
Jaier H. u. Walker discovered him
missing when he checked UP on the
prisoners for the night. He tore hole
into an old chimney. climbed down /"
the basement and escaped through a
cellar window TO an alley. His home
Ia a, Eskdale, on Cabin Creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
FOR COOPERATION IN
SETTING SHOE STYLES

New York. Jan. ia plan 10 or
ganlze the associated shoe and leather
Industry Of America, embracing manu-
facturers, tanners. jObbers. retailers.
shoe machine makers and all allied
branches. for cooperation with garment
and hosiery makers. In setting the style
OF shoes. was considered today at the
convention OF the National Association
Of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
The proposal provides for national
advertising outlay OF s750,Oo0 the first
wear. The convention Will make It's de-
cision tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
HOrnIeSS Steer Gives
New Workers a Thrill

New Nori>. Jan. l1.--A hornlcsS steer
gave crowds in ia" thcatcr and shopping
districts a new thrill today. when he
esrarcd from y West Sid" slaughter
housc and ran almost To- the Eist river.
CROSSING broadway and Fifth avenue be-
fore being iassucd.
The society for the Prevention OF
cruelty Ia Animals provided AN amhu-
lance to take the ldg fellow back e the
slaughter h"uSr ar> preferred rharGe1
OF cruelty against Kud"lph Miller, who
chased the runaway in taNi and las
seed him.
Magistrate" Mr4uadc released Miller.
saving hc had shown conin"nda"ic re-
snurccfulncs:s and had protected the pub
IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
PRINTER ON TRIAL
Charged with Completely In tho Forgery
Of B. & o. Payroll Checks.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. lG.-Rohert MuSI"k.
pittsburgh printer. went 10 trial In
criminal court today, Jon charc" or
alleged connection IN the forging Of
raSroll checks Of the Baltimore Il OHIO
railroad Testimony against the defend
ant was largely that OF three men who
have entered pleas Of guilty TO counter
rel,iug and conspiracy charges In con-
morton with the case Nusick has
denied that he was implicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-18
GARMENT STRIKERS
TO RETURN TO WORK

New York. Jan. 17-Fifty-fivc thous-
and garment workers OF the Mctropoli-
tan district were ready today 70 resume
work in hundreds OF shops which have
been closed since November. when they
struck in protest against institution or
a piece work system.
The tie up came to an end when at
torneys for the Cloak and Suit ana
skirt Manufacturers Protective associ-
alton notified the workmen that the
shops would reopen In obedience to an
order OF the state Supreme court. The
strikers voted to 90 back TO work.