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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
BALDWIN ADDRESSES
MEDICAL SOCIETY AT
FIRST FALL MEETING
Local Physicians IN Interesting Session
Last EveninS-Many n Attendance

d.. J. L. Baldwin Of Columbus. ONO,
addressed ;he ohio County Medical. So
c!ety at the first of 4 series Of winter
meetings held last evening in the \.
NJ Z. \. auditorium on The Surgical
Treatment OF Certain Gases Of luer-
peral Infection"
DR. Baldwin. who Is professor Ut sur
gerry OF the ohio State university. -
known as an author of note and one 81
the foremost teachers OF surgical prac-
ticc in the country HIS address ~ tn"
opinion Of his hearers was original. m
S,ructive and interesting.
The subject WAS discussed by pr. W.
$. Fulton. l.. NJ. Phillips, A J. Reed
Frank l.eMoync Hupp and J. O. Howell
More than 80 physicians from Wheeling
and surrounding towns attended the
meeting.
Or. r. +. Roberts and DR.. Howard I
Phillips Of Wheeling. will deliver adj
dresses at next weeks meeting ot the
society
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". Y. FRESHMEN PROVE
TOUGH ON FA|RM0NT

F'a!rmont. W. Va Oct. 1.-the
West Virginia freshmen team won "a
hard fought game from Fatrmont nor
NAL here today 20 All through the
first three quarters neither team could
ret the advantage Of the other. Just
before the final whistle West virginia
kicked "a Fairmont and Nahlc fumbied.
ByerS tie West Virginia captain, re-
ceivcd on the three yard line and IN
two PLAYS donovan carried IL over. The
extra point was made when lilggIn-
butham mad" beautiful placement
kick Perry Rycr and Ncnabl" played
tho best for the Freshmen and Noble
was the outstanding player for the nor
NAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
WESTERN BIG TEN
RACE ON TODAY

Chicago. Oct. 13-(By The Associated
Press. 1.-The KICKOFF In the race for the
championship Of the western confer
cncc Is scheduled for tomorrow when
Northwestern plays Chicago nj Chicago
and Minnesota meets Indiana at Indian
apoi!s.
Illinois opens the season against But
Ter ut Trhana while Oberlin. C"npuerors
Of Ohio State last year. will face the
Ohio team at Columbus. Purdue plays
Notre Dame ut Lafayette. while W!scon'
sin opposes South Dakota At Madison.
Chicago and Minnesota are expected
To triumph in their games.
The lll:no!s-Butler game will he
watched with interest rs Catch Pat
Page. former Chicago star. has ru;
Butler on the athletic map this season
Notre Dame is expected 20 win over
Purdue. Wisconsin does not eXpec;
much opposition from South Dakota.
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", W., PLAYERS LEAVE
FOR SCENE OF BATTLE
Coach Spears Carries Thirty-one Ism
To Observation-Disclosures
Will Be Fully Equ1pt.

Murrantown. oct. l3.--(Spcciall-A
squad of thirty-onc well prepared toot-
ball players left here at five O'CLOCK
this afternoon to represent West Nlr-
g!nia University against the niNersiy
of Pittsburgh at Forbes field tomorrow.
Carefully slowed away In their special
car there rcsposcd four big sacks. one
sack contained TWO dozen pairs or FOOT
ball shoes with little short muo
cleats" attached. to be used In case
Forbes field Is just slightly damp: an
other sack contained the reputation
mud ClCat' shoes. 10 be used IN case
Forbes field is in as bad shape as 1t was
Il year ago. and the other two sacks
contained two dozen pairs of shoes with
mud clcats" on them absolutely guar
antccd TO penetrate To the terra firma
of Forbes Held regardless Of mud and
hith water. These. Of course. are In
addition Ia the regular football shoes.
Well Eqmpt Team.
Remembering the downfall or 1919
when the failure Ia provide mud shoes
Is said by many To have resulted In a
defeat, nothing is being left und"ne this
YEAR 10 have the Moun;anecr players
property shod.
The Mountaineer squad will reach
Pittsburgh at $40 p. NJ. today and Will
go directly Ia the William Penn Hotel.
Nate Cartmcll has prescribed IN early
rest. hut no doubt the hotel Itself will
swarm with huzzing bugs" till a late
hour. Anticipating an influx Of fans
who have made no ARRANGEMENTS for
tickets in the West Virginia section
in the lobby of the William Penn to-
night and tomorrow morning. These
tickets Will he sold exclusively to West
Virginia followers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
DE ARC0 WINS
FROM WILLIAMS
Cleveland Boxer Proves Too Much For
Ferry BOY In youngstown
Bout.

Youngstown. u. Oct. lS.-l.ouIs DE
Arc". of cleveland. shaded billy Nil-
lamS. vt Martins Ferry. IN a l"-r"und
smuggling match here tonight. Roth bat
tiers fought toe 20 toe during the entire
fr9CNS ami neither gained decI0!nS
advantage uuti! IN" eight. when DE Arco
caught his opponent on the point o. Inc
Jaw and sent him - the no"r FOR the
coGnt Of eight. Williams arose ErogSY
but managed 20 stick L out He came
hack strong IN the ninth. hut n" knock
down earned De ArCo the verdict.
In the other bouts. rrncky p!l!a. OF
ptttsbuvSa. Tough: AN cight-round draw
with Sh!fty pando. OF Warren. and Tony
Norman. 0t Pittsburgh, held Sc"tiF
Raehurn. az Warren. on even terms IN
six rounds.
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White SLAYER
Brought to Wheeling

Fred Bouysi of ClarkShurG. charged
with violating the white slave law
was brought from Clarksburg TO the
Ohio county jail yesterday to await
trial in federal court here next week.
BouyS is alleged t. have transported
girl named Katie Cyiulik from her
home in Bloomfield. W. Va. 10 fhit-
adelphia Pa. for immoral purposes
He is said TO have deserted her in the
PENNSYLVANIA city.
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hoy HIT BY AUTO
SLIGHTLY INJURED

Robert Echm. Is yea rold so NOT Car
roll, Rehm Of No. II Locust avenue.
WoodSdalr. was injured when hit by an
automobile driven by DR.. II. b. Cope
land near his; home.
The youngster was removed TO IN"
Ohio Valley General Hospital by Dr.
Copeland He Is said 70 have suffered
bruises about the head and body AMI
was able TO be removed To his home
Ia
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out after family conferences At the homs
Of Mrs. Hall, lasting over an hour. It
followed unofficial reports to-day that
the investigating authorities intended
again to question the pastors widow.
She is said 10 he in poor health, but her
could not be learned whether Mrs. Hall
woull positively be examined again. but
il wa: said there was still! n probability
she might be. asked 4 few questions to-
morrow.
Welcome Assistance.
wien informed Of he Pfeiffer letter
to Governor Edwards. Prosecutor Strick-
or MiddicscN county prosecutor said:
ANY information Mr.. Pfeiffer can pro-
cure about the case will be welcomed.
but at the same time do not think il
would he wis" Ia take him or anybody
els" into my confidence in the investiga-
ton. personally have not changed my
mind rs 10 the wisdom Of that course"
A. Is Beekman. Somerset county pros
ccutor said that as far as he was COM
ccrncd he would be grateful for help IN
the case either the stale attorney gen.
eral or anybody else.
hammond Schneider. who had accused
clifford Hayes Of the double killing. was
brought 10 New Brunswick late to-day.
and was locked up on charges Of per-
Jury and Of impaIring the morals Of
Pearl Rahmcr. He pleaded not guilty
10 tho charge involving the girl. and de-
clineI to enter a plea on the other accu-
sation. County Judge DAILY fixed bail
on both charges at $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
BRIDGEPORT HI WINS
FROM GAINESVILLE

bridgeport High schools football team
defeated the Barnesvillr High represent
tativcS. bridgeport Yesterday afternoon
by the score Of $50. Bridgeport COM
ple.cly outplaycd their opponents
throughout the contest and even with
second string mcu I'm tn" lineup in the
final quarter managed to score on the
Invaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
MISS STELLA MARSH.

This afternoon AT " o'clock 1T IN" ram
!lv home IN Shcryard fun"ra! services
will be held for Miss stella MARSH wa"
died Thursday afternoon following 2
brief Illness. Burial VIII be made in
Allen Grove cemetery
Miss Marsh WAS we'll known In Sh"r-
rard For several years she was teach
or in IN. NCMcChrn school BESIDES her
uarents she Is survived by four listers
and on, brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
Proposals for Furnish 'ng
Coal TO Public Schools

Bids will be received for supplying
tho Public Grade Schools OF Wheeling
with Screened Clean Coal. Pittsburgh
No vein. for year beginning Novem.
Der /. 1922.
Coal to be delivered in the bins or
each school, aid at all times a sur
iicient supply must be In such bins to
keep each building properly heated.
The Board OF Education reserves
the right to cancel the agreement ii
coal Is not up TO specifications. Sealed
bids will be received until p. III.
Monday. October 18th. 1922. and the
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
THEO WAGNER,
Chairman Buildings and
Grounds Committee.
FRANK STANTON. Clerk.
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DENN|S0N ELEVEN TO
MEET 0, j. AT ATHENS

Athens q o.: II Ol:n un.yr:sity's
o,,,.or ,r,cr ,,..y rr Tho hardest sort
49, ,,.,,i.,,,,. . r,,Jy far whit local
ro,,,,,r r.,. ,.,us.,J.r the "ais" gam"
~ ,r, ,.,.,r rcr. ,,m,rynw with p"ni-
.n., I;,,...f.,. during The week was
h,rJ h.,trI chased yates 4; ohio h"'d:
wine, vc,,brr conditions did not permit
.,url,,r work nirh, sessions were held
in III. gym u, the. Goa rlc,s
ohio EMERGED from IA" Baldwin,
W.tlla,., FRAY 4, Rrr,l la; Saturday III"
victor In score. hut lost h"ayi!v NY Thu"
lniurv route. cant II Fisher i out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
Ohio Farm for Trade

- A. II house Barn and other build
ings: a great bargain at $4,000. r
house. good condition. small barn. fer
tile land. timber. some crops. close mar
ket. $3.50. 1904. at $1,000. r house.
large barn other buildings. fruit, So
900 IT. saw timber. sandy loan soil.
easy t!llage. Owners will trade any and
all OF these farms and take In city prop.
crtv. automobiles. pianos. etc. az part
pay. If interested. write for fuller de-
scription and free Catalog Of Ohio
Farms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14
ELIZABErH WILLIAMS CEASpNEY

Seattle. Wash. Oct. l%.-MrS E!iZa-
beth Williams ChAmpney. writer and
author OF many travel books. r"man""s
and the "Witch Winnie" series f"r girls
died here today at the home OF her son.
!. Frere Champucy. She was :" years
old Mrs Champuey was bora in
Springfield. Ohio.
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DEATH RECORD

Mrs. Elizabeth William Chamrney, -,
Seattle. Wash.
Miss Stella Marsh OF Sherrard. w. Va.
Albert Naples. 80 Of Alley Is.
Charles Solder -. 3303 Wood street.
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DEMAND PROSECUTION
{continusd from Page ons)

NOT. without protest see their integrity
d: >Eraccd. | respectfully request. there
fore that aS governor OF the state. you
take such action n once Is may b" nee
rSS:iry t. cause the conduct OF this IN
Vcstigat!On To he under the exclusive Hu-
th"r!ty AMI Jurisdiction Of a c"mpetcnt
fearless officer OF tn" state. VINO VIII
not he subject To county limitations, po-
!ttcal enlargement or petty disputes
between rival detective forces. but wh<
will I've one Of mind and determination
10 establish the truth To bring tn" guilty
10 speedy justice"
Governor Urged to Act.
Mrs. Halls attorney urged IN" gov
crn"r 10 us" his moral power I" 'rine
about Il Thoroughly comprehensive, m
tc!ligcut chercnt investigation Of this
hd"ouS crime"
Such m Investigation has ont yc,
been made Pfciffcr wrote, nor do the
methods hitherto employed by tho pres
cnt prosecutors indicate that IL ever Will
be or can he made Ivy them. Tn" best
result obtained up to the present =" 1ar
as a solution Of the crime or the deFc!-
upment OF any clue reasonably looking
toward the solution Is concerned. is ab-
solutely nil"
The appeal TO the governor WAS gwen
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank the friends and
neighbors f"r their kindness and sym
patty shown during the illness and
death OF our beloved son. Clarence A.
Heft. Ais" the Rev. Crosse for his con-
selling words. the Center School and
Kadish chapel and all those VII" sent
floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. NJ W HEFT.
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In 1921 trains .enroute to Rome were
blocked by locusts. which had 10 be
swept off tho tracks like snow
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FOR SALE-FARMS

Around GAINESVILLE. Ohio. located on
and near one Of the greatest thorough
fares IN tn" United states. The National
Pike. Muskingum County Is ROW build
!rg on. OF the largest electric power
plants IN the United States. costing
when completed th!rt ym!l!ion dollars
and land will soon rise In value.
$50 acres ono mile of pike. five miles
OF GAINESVILLE. new house and on public
road. fair uuthuildings. S5U0.1n.
100 acres on National Pike. good build
ingS. within seven miles of the city Of
Xanesvillc Price sl0.000.U0.
rs acres. one and one-half mile OF
National pike with new house and barn
Price S2.50h.00.
Send for price list and address
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wANTED-SALESNEN
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Hcavy. black lap-robe saturday.
September :. out pike going East from
Oak Park Reward II returned. Woods
dale 349. Octl4-i
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WANFXN-AA1n
UkSrm-By w. and L. E. Ry,

UkNTm-By w. and L. E. Ky, Eo
To- scryice AZ Pine Valley
Dillonyale sin mach;ms;s' s'N,
makers and sin handy men Ar'"nSe
man, ran b, made To live II N"'e''''S
mr. Martins Ferry. TRANSPORTATION N'''
bs FURNISHED between these p"'"IH an"
pine valley. Apply {. W. nee" E,.sf
eFSi Nse.,' ~ Octlt-k
w,<TEp-Txo experienced ani"iNoo' ~
nrchantcs Hrucr II Scahr!Shi saw
JACOB s"''" Octlt-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 carry con'pIesS
linz ,f ltrolruiu aS SIDE line. Liberal
commissioners to right party. 49,,
wlch ,'arro, Co. ! West -'tn 90,
New York.
u.,>rrn- experienced IN
making dies and building u'ach'"eli'
Steady 'uh - right man. state eNpeE'-
'"', 80 OCtt-j
WANTED, Several complete crews tor
She, mill worA. ais" ma''"'s'
cStchcrs. par heaters &c. steady WIN.
Gall a; IN. office rr address Canonsou'e
Steel ana Ab'R 'N''>S'
renuSy lNan!a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOK. |lo"e
hotel Beila!re. ONO.
wASTEp-Three lahorers. Apply AZ
The Crucreic Products and fu''o'"e
Co. 10 luih street. War~o"a.
wANTED--Colored man FOR h"uSe""E"'
Mrs. ". ". Holloway. s. Maple NJ,
WoodlawR.
WANTED - Machine shop loren'N'
state experience and WAGES. :>uu Cos
+. l.. T.. Box 80 Wheeling, w. Va. :.
acknowledgements Statesmen WIN
good references. this Is reai w
Iportuuity for good men. Phone
ling ae9 after $50 Z. NJ. or address -
iperisncs care IntelliSenccr. OSNA
WANTE>BO
TO SELL
THE INTELLIG ENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE SCHoo Oh
ottice15os Market st.
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VAMFEO--TENALI

WANTED-Girl 20 COOK and do general
house work Phone WVUdsdalc ~.
Octl4-i
WANTED-Teleph operator and file
clerk. prefer one OF some experience
OF short hand and typewrit!ng. Wheel
Ing Tile Co. Phone 1910. Octl|-!
WANTED---At Once. Ladies to open
business for themselves In Wheeling
and surrounding towns. Only those
capable OF earning $4,000 per month
need apply. $1,000 deposit required. Adj
dress Manager care Wheeling lnte".-
rencor OCtll-m
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LOST--Septemhcr rs. neck piece Of Ger
man Fitch fur. Please notify Miss
Nevada Ernst. MuundsvIllc. W. Va.
OCtlJ-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

Municipalities to do At home
nights. No job TO small address -.
H. care Intclligencer. Uctl2-m
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FOR SALE-New Corona Port
qhl. Typewriter with carrying
.ase. Win sell very cheap u
mahc quick sale. This Is re;.
Uppurtunity IL get q new mach
.my very cheap. Address Isl
care lutelliSenCer. Ocll-J
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DIED

MARSH-On Thursday. October 18th.
1872. at 2:45 o'clock y. m. at her late
home. Sherrard. W. Va. MISS
STELLA MARSH
Services from the residence Saturday
afternoon o'clock. Friends respect
fully invited to attend. lnierment
Allen Grove Cemetery.
FLETCHER-On Wednesday. October
II, 1922 at 6 o'clock p. m. at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Arthur >.
Evans No. los Elm ST.. Edgewood,
JULIA T.. wife OF the late Captain
John Fletcher. in So year.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
a, 1880 O'Clock Friends invited to
attend Interment private Greenwood
cemetery.
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,r,\TED-Tvo experienced a"t"'noo't|
mechanics. EruC" II SrAhT'sn' o.
r,rnh street. Phone Wheeuns if'I'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MONEY IN GRAIN. $3.50 buys Guar
antees on 10000 hu. wheat. NO FUR
THEIR RISK. Movement OF sc oppor-
tunity takes $500: 4c. $500: etc. Parti-
culars. market letter free. INVESTORS
DAILY GUIDE. SIS Dwight Bldg.
Kansas CITY. Mo. SeptSo. OctI-li
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FOR SALEChevrolet 400. Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. go Market 81.
Sept2S-r
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HrED-A9ENTS

AGENTS-Nake Big Ioney. Write for
Free catalug. CountryS most COM
plete Agents supply house. zoe fast
sellers. Economy Sales Go. Dep. L.
Boston. Mass Octl4-g
WANTED--Man or woman 10 sell guar
anteed hosiery and Heather Sport
Sweaters direct 20 wcarer. HustlcrS
make 800 and moro weekly. Whole or
part time. Pearl Hosiery Mills. Norris
town. Pa. bctl@-S
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FOR SALE-Nery cheap.
rs II. I. Cooper corliss
Engine and equipment. in
frs, class condition. John
". Beltz. cor. l9th and Eon
S,a Phone So. Sept29-3Ot
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WANTED statesmen :" carry coupe
line 1T NrolruTu aS SIDE inc 80.
comm is>I"ns To riSht P"'SS. go,
MSN OctlI-g
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BURIED YESTERDAY

Thomas t. Thomas. 200 South From
street.
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HAVE YOU BOUGHT THAT HOME
VETO

II no.. get busy aad select ON" Of the
following. All good homes AMI bargains.
North Main st. rooms. baths S6,nvU
IAN st, \ rooms and haih...... ",'"l
Xum- st. ) rooms and HIih...... ','Op
y. Wabash ST. Il rooms and bath. 800
lHth ST. = rooms and haih. 1000
WarwnuL. 9TH 81. room and bath G."un
Vim 81; rooms. M bath. .......",t oh
Mr'u!l"ch ST. i rooms and bath. i.lun
business properties. homes and lots.
last Euur property with US
Insurance. Money to Loan.
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wANTE.p--hach !nc:si. cNpeTis"'eu ="
making dies and building n'a'"'"St
Steady ju!, - right man. state eNr
' OCtlt-J
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WANTED Several complete crews ,o
sheet mill work. also ma''"'t
cStchrrs. par heaters &c, steady w'lN.
Cali a; IN. office rr address CaNo"Souss
Steel and iron Works. Cah"i'SoH' -
renuSy an!a.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Independent oils failed to follow the
lead OF the Standard and ths tendency
hore was very much mixed. Simms Pc.
troleum was again conspicuous for
It's strength, but realizing sales were
responsible for lower prices in Mani
moth Oil and Southern States OIL. Gulf
Oil of Pennsylvania showed signs OF
fresh buying in the first half Of the
session, but became quiet in the after
noon.
Motor Shares Also Active.
Motor shares led the rise in the In
dustrial section with Durant the ac-
tive favorite. Announcement that
United States district court had con-
firmed the sales of the new process
gear corporation W. c. Durant for
$2,1O0, 900 resulted in a rise of nearly
three points in Durant common.
Stutz Motor also attracted atten-
ton, advancing almost two points be-
tween sales on expectation that the
earnings of the company will be ma
terially increased by the marketing
Of the new Stutx models. "inther
Motors class A was active and slight
ly higher.
Short covering in Glen Alden coal
shares caused a sharp run up to three
points above the previous close. and
Mesabi Iron. National Biscuit new
and New York Telephone preferred
did better.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
BLAMES "BlG BUSINESS"
FOR VETO OF BONUS
Senator Walsh Declares Presidents
Action Was Dictated Through
Mellon.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, November
3.-President Harding's veto Of the
soldiers adjusted compensation bill
was dictated by "the big business
interests" through the Secretary of
the Treasury. Senator David I. Walsh
said in campaign speech here last
night.
"At the direction Of one Of the lead
ing representatives of the ultra-rich
group in the United States, the pres
ent Secretary of the Treasury. the
chief owner Of one Of the greatest
monopolies Of the world-the alumi-
mum trust-every effort to adjust the
compensation of the veterans of the
war has been thwarted," Senator
Walsh said. "At his demand. more
than any other person in the country.
the bonus has been thrust aside by
a presidential veto.
AT his instance, to the satisfa action
of the international bankers. a secret
commission was organised to refund
the enormous sums OF money due the
American people through loans to
foreign governments during the war.
His conception Of the government's 8
relationship to this great debt. which
amounts to over $11.o00.000. 900 was
that unlimited authority should be
given to him to negotiate In secret
this refunding. Such q power which
any man would seek for himself In
a democracy should characterize him
as unfit for public office. This same
cabinet officer directed the program
that led to the reduction Of taxes
upon corporation stocks and pron-
teers in the sum Of $615, 100000 per
annum.'