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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
UNUSUAL ENTHUSIASM GREETS
MR.. OGDEN At EVERY POINT

into Taylor county, and during the
afternoon met great number Of Re-
publicans. holding several important
conferences with the leaders. In the
evening he was escorted from the
hotel to the court house by band.
where he made a very scholarly ana
intellectual speech. The audience was
large and apprecistive, and welcomed
Mr.. Ogden warmly.
On Thursday the Wheeling candI-
date vas at Salem. Here ne was given
a very hearty reception. and later
stated that he was more than pleased
with conditions in that section OF Har-
rison county. He spoke on the main
corner of the principal street. and was
attentively listened to by some 500
men and women.
Homecoming at ShInnston.
On Friday Mr. Ogden spoke AZ
ShinnSton before an audience OF some
1000 voters. Mr. Ogden was born on
a farm Just four miles north OF the
corporate limits Of Shinnston. and the
reception accorded him there that
evening was very much in the nature
Of ? Homecoming He was greeted
on al sidos by boyhood chumS anC
schoolmates. some OF whOnI ne had not
seen for many wears. Also scattered
thrcuchOut tho large crowd were a
rumter Of close relatives. Mr. Oe.
dcH's speech here vac ono NJ the bcsr
he has cror delivered
SATURDAY. afternoon NJ Ogden ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
N. Of v. To ASK
FOR OLD WAGE

Wilkes Barre Pa. July e.--T lillian
n Roberts. Of Kin=stor, vice president
Of the United Brorhcrhood OF Mainten-
ance of Wa Empl"les. arrived home
tonight from pstrp,t. and announced
that a meeting cf the g. district chair
men representing twenty eight railroads
In the east from the y. Y. - & W. on
tho north, to the Baltimore & ohio IN
the south would he held IN this city on
Wednesday morning At 10 o'clock. This
conference will consider 4 case 10 he
put 10 the roads arguing for restoration
Of the wage cut made by the labor board
and the time and a half clause. Mr..
Roberts stated tho men had agreed
chance 10 win their request as the roads
were not ahln to get scmi-skilled labor
at the new low wage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
SEAPLANE SPEED
SUPPLY MOVEMENT

Uashington.' July s.-Us- OF large
scanlanes for transportation Of men
and material between the various naval
air stations on the Atlantic Seaboard
and the gulf coast has resulted III In
creased sreed. efficiency and economy
in that service. the bureau OF aeronau-
ttrvs OF The navy announced today.
During the past week the y. {. 3. the
largest sea plane IN the naval air ser =
vice. was sent from Hampton Roads 10
rhuadr,phin carrying complement or
~ officers and men. This flight, cited
as notable Instance 81 the success
~ such use Of tho navy sea planes WAS
declared 70 have he""r the '0nS"@i flight
made 80 the United S'a'fs "'iH 20
mar" passengers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
Harvest Come % Early.

Many difficulties the department,
"urther stated bcsc' the handling OF
tho labor supply fct the harHes. sea
son in the big wheat belt In TeXas
Oklahoma. Moth Dakota and South
Dakota. The advance Of cutting dates
occa stoned by rircntnE Of whea:
through excessive heat. shortage OF
men, and man! other obstacles. II wa
said has made the task OF the United
States Farm Labor bureau in handling
the situatioa one OF the most ltStcull
in is history. Trans poytatiOns dit-
ficulties, In he north and southwes u
sections q Kansas had found II dItt.-
cult to obtain sufficient men. the de-
rartment said, adding that L Is not ."
much Of 2 question cS shortage as NJ
uneven distribution. The bureau wa
said TO be receiving t"lcgrama daily
from Cline county Nas'ings and SYRIA
cuse. Nebraska, asking fov hurdreds %
men.
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BLOOMINGTON
ASKS TROOPS
Mavor and Sheriff Wire Gov
ernor Sterling Civil Rule
Breaks Down.

Rockford MS. July .. - Messages
from Mayor Jones and Sheriff MORT
son q. Bloomington late tonight as
serted that civil authority had broken
down and that there vas an urgent
reed for troops as 4 result OF the strike
situation Acting GOV Sterling an
,ounced - mis- hom~ here Mr.. Stcr-
ling SAID no action or the appeal would
Re made until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
STUDENT IS CHARGED
WITH NEGRO'S MURDER
ricttrn Fatally Wounded In Clash Over
FAILURE 20 Deliver Order OF
Whskey

Athens Georgia. July a.-B-'Egs Car
scn. OF Triton Ga a student at the
University OF Georgia. summer school.
vas held IN the Cla-t county jail today
on a charge o' murder in connection
with the shooting ~ Benny White. a
negro.
According - evidence presented - a
-o-oner's' jury Carson and fre other
university students hired the r~gro to
buy whtSksy for them When the ne
g-o failed 70 return. the students start
al out In quest OF him. !. was said. and
n the alteration which followed their
m eeting. the negro was fatally wounded.
The police assert 'hs' Carson stated
shat ne h-ed 10 tr!Shten the negro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
No EVIDENCE OF
COAL AGREEMENT 7
Signs Of Deadlock In Evidence
Ga Eve of Conference
Reopening.
Nasxsrtor. July s.-1ndications

VaMrFton, July e.-Indicatons OF
dead lock in tho governments efforts
10 effect a settlement ~ tho bitum.nous
coal strike were et',l N evidence to-
,,ch, m The eve ~ the renewed presen-
,ation ~ the controversy to President
Harding tomorrow. Representatives OF
the employing opera tors and Officials OF
the miners union who VIII resume TO-
morrow morning the conference az
iourned last week. saw Secretary OF
Labor Davis during tho day. but II NaS
evtden, after the meeting that no new
proposals were he!nG advanced. The
same stumbling block to settlemcnt-
the union demand for national or
senrI-national wage negotiation WIN
employers. and tho operators demand
for separate district contract discussion
--hulked as largely as before
1t appeared probable tonight that the
session would convene, formally set
forth It's differences and await the
Presidents further word. All part'ct-
pants were disposed 10 withhold dis us
sion for the event There was no hint
as 10 whether a further proposal from
government sources would be forthcom
ing. but the majority opinion was that
final administration action might be
DELAYED at least a matter OF days. and
that the cosfercnce would not be PRO-
longed heyo1d to-morrow's session.
Non>union Output Drops.
Neanwhils. latest figures Of the Goo-
logical Survey on coal production show
Ell that ncn.union output. which has
hern running around 5500.ooO tons
weekly. dropped last week TO under g.
oih O0A the Fourth OF July holiday and
rallroad congestion combined TO effect
N. output Car Ioadings on Thursday,
he last complete day reported were 49,
llc. compared with record OF 1902
attained since April |, when the strike
began
From recent incomplete reports from
railroads and public utilities, however.
the Survey stated "it Is clear the coun-
try Is not yet bare OF bituminous coal
Anthracite Production
About $4,000 tons Of anthracite per
week is also being mined. Anthracite
Nelds. Ike the bituminous areas. are
tied UP by labor conflict and represen'
tativcs Of both the employers and the
unions will also no on hand Monday
with disagreement apparently a fore
zone conclusion IN that sections OF the
negotiations The government agencies
directly associated have held the optn'
ion all along that the controversy IN
the anthracite section would be Instant
" erased should bituminous settle
mcnt be effected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Yves. vi-giniG-Fair weather Monday;
r,Ssdav showers ana thundsrstorrns
followed by cooler. Western Pennsyl-
vanta-Part cloudy and warmer Monday
+ouowsd by showers and thundsrstorms
Monday night or Tuesday, som ewhat
,ooIer tuesday. Chto-PGrs cloudy and
continued vcrn Monday followed by
showers and thunderstorms Monday
right or tuesdays cooler tn uesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
U, R, K, OF P, GATHER
At SCHENLEY OVAL

Pittsburgh. July a.-Accommodatons
for more than 2.QOn persons from vari-
GUS parts OF the country were being
arranged here to-day 'or the forma!
opening tomorrow q the biennial ma
tjonal convention and the military de
partment e7campnent Of the knights or
Pvthias Religious ceremonies marked
the informal gathering to-day. De!eEa-
tons from Indiana. Massachusetts ara
Pennsylvania were in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
CHICAGO'S CARMEN
BALLOT ON STRIKE
walkout Proposed to Fight IS Per Cont
wage Reduction When q. 3.
Court Lowers Faros.

Chicago. July e.-Thtrteen thousand
employees OF Chicago's street car lines
today started 20 ballot on strike AS
The result OF the company's proposal 10
rut wages IS p"r cent following
United Sta,~s oorr, order reducing fares
from TO centa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
WRECK INJURY
KILLS MILLER
airbanks Co. Vice President
Fatally Hurt In Sante Fe
Collision.

Hutchinson. Kss.. July s.-Harvey
p. Miller. Of New York. vice president
~ the Fairbanks company, died at 1890
o'clock this morning IN local hospital
Of injuries he received in the santa
Fe collision at Burton, Kansas, late
yesterday afternoon Several other
nerscns were injured. three seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
Must Produce Books and Rec
ords In War Fraud Investi-
CATION Tuesday - Carvan
Charges Accusations Are
Perjurous.

New York. July 9.-The Chemical
Foundation has been subpoenaed TO ap-
pear with all its books and records
Tuesday before the federal jury In
Washington The subpoena was served
at the office OF the foundation hers 40
cordng TO statsment issued oy
Francis r Garvanf its president and
former alien property custodian. VINO
said that the concerns offices were Kept
open until o'clock Saturday night
awaiting an order TO produce. which did
not appear.
Mr.. Garvan az president OF the found
alton today replied 10 the statement
issued in Washington yesterday by the
department Of justice in reference to
the controversy between the department
and the foundation over the ownership
OF certain chemical patents seized by
the alien property custodian during the
war.
Each paragraph In that sta tement 10
a falsehood," Mr.. Garvan charged in his
formal reply, and alleged that the only
investigat ton made by the department
into the transaction between the alien
property custodian and tho chemical
foundation, which tho statement or the
department said had been under way
for many months" has been under the
direction Of CASTOR g. Means. who he
accused Of having served Germany
prior to this countrys entrance into
the war.
Mr.. Garvan characterizes the grand
generals office Is planning to begin
against the chemical foundation as
"either an attempt to frighten us with
a threat Of indictment into betrayal OF
our trust" or a belief that they can
extricate themselves from the position
in which tho discovery Of the influence
Of the Oppenheim commission has left
them. by imposing upon grand jury
and inducing It to file indictments which
they will never dare bring to trial"
Blamss Means for Charge.
The only investigation" Mr.. Caravans
statement continues. made by the de-
partment Of Justice was initiated and
has been under the direction Of CASTOR
B. Means Z-13. as he was known during
the period when he served Germany
under Captain Boyed to the time we
went into the war. at salary OF A
thousand dollars week. and whose
whole services In producing perjurous
afridavits and assisting Germany In
many dark ways were boastfully sworn
to by him before the Overmann Ger
man activities committee. With that
record public property. he was made as
sistant chief Of the bureau OF inrest-
cation Of tho department Of justice. and
as such has been investigating all
, fancisd injuries to his former employ
ers-
Mr.. Garvan alleges that despite pa
cent expose Of Mr.. Means employment
with the department Of justice In re!a-
ton 10 his past connections. he was
only moved next door to the depart
ment Of justice. where he has continued
IN full control Of his alleged tnvestiga-
ton and others being conducted with
similar purpose"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
STAY At WORK;
HOMES BOMBED
New Castle Reports Strike
Outbreak-One Is
Shot.

New Castle. IA. July 9.-Two oomb
explosions and a shooting marked inc
first disturbance here in connection
with the strike OF railroad shopmen
Homes Of two Baltimore ana ONO
employees who failed to join the striK-
er, were bombed last night and early
today. but only slightly damaged. Paui
Rainey. striker was shot In tho 1ace
during quarrel. TWO arrests "e'r
r,ada flor which order was restored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
WATER BOATS READY
TO START LAKE RUNS

Detroit July e--Mark!ng the begin
rlng OF an aerial passenger service be-
tween Detroit ard Cleveland. three f!y-
Ing boats from the latter city arrived
here to-day preparatory 10 beginning
daily trips between tn" two points
son,e time this week The machines
will carry freight and express in addi-
tion to passengers 4 large delegation
Of city officials and officers OF civic
ORGANIZATIONS greeted the flyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
No Restitution Offered.

Such a brief summary OF the siiua-
ton as the conference IS about 10 start
another week OF active negotiations.
"Russia's plan FOR restitution IS not
restitution at all" said one gloomy dele
rntS to-day. The BolsheVik have no
Intention 10 restore property. but plainly
indicate that they will distribute con-
cess!ons. including appropriated prop
erty to the concession hunters who have
the most money. II the former owner
happers 20 have ample funds 10 develop
his factories or mines. he has good
chance o; getting them back, otherwise
no."
That. indeed. IL the Bolshev!N dcnn!-
,!on outlined by Maxim LItvinotf. Rus
sian aggesslves declared. but Leonid
Krassin. who clevcrly negotiated trade
agreement with Englan nd. and who Ia
quietly coming forward as figure OF
conc!lintion has furnished hope that a
way will be found to reach compro-
misc between unacceptable Rolshevikt
contisca'ion and the equally determined
European demand FOR out and out re-
stcratton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
SUN 8 NUN|T|ON
BASE BLOWN Up
BY CHEN 8 Guns
DEPOSED PRESIDENT
REPORTED IN FLIGHT
Number Of Casualties Accom-
pany Destruction of
Whampoa Plant.

Canton. July 9.-(By The Associated
Fressl--Shell FIRE from q fort con-
trolled hy Chen Chung Ming. the
Uaitcd China leader. destroyed today
the rnunItlon base Of Sun Yat Sen. the
.denosed president OF the Canton govern
ment, and II was reported tonight that
Sun. with three cruisers, had departed
down the river toward Hong Kong.
number Of casualties accompanied the
destruction OF Suns munitions factory
which was situated near Whampoa.
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WASHINGTON. July e.-Walter Flovo'
mechanic employed in Baltimore q ONO
railroad section OF tho terminal rounu
house at Ivy City. d. c.. since the wax
ort or tho ra,lroad shopmen, was badly
hoo..n nv six men tonight while re-
,urnInc 70 tho workers camp from the
ro,r, house He was taken to hos
n,tal Police were summoned. but an
nounccd later they expected no further
disorder.
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Chicaso. July 9.-Roher, Henderson
a special policeman employed by the
Chicago & Alton railroad, was severely
beaten and probably fatally injured by
sympa thizers with the striking shopmen
here tonight. Tho crowd was dispersed
when the police responded to riot call.
strike sympathizers later fred pile
or oN-soaked ties along the Santa Fe
tracks and watched the wood burn Tor
an hour whlle the fremen tried 10 eh-
hnEuish the blaze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
CLARKE TALKS TO CATHOLIC MEN

ralvrnon,. ". Va. Jpiv H.--vN'!7 N
? Clarke. national president ~ the
Flint Glass Workers uH.cT. TNo are
c,nyen!aS here. addressed shH West
Virginia branch Of the National Council
cS Catholic Men today a. an oren
ooas,inx AZ the knights OF Co'amous
n al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
KANSAS TROOPS
CD To PARSONS

Topeka. Kas. July s.-Three troops
Of cavalry. one machine gun company
and a medical detachment OF tho Kan
sas National guard left their homo sts-
tons tonight for Parsons. acccordlns
to an announcement here tonight by
Gov. Henry J. Allen.
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English More Hopeful

The English delegation remains dos
gcdly optimistic; # believes that SUI
able compromise VIII be found on the
vital problem Of tho probability or Tor
eigners In Russia. The Italians also
are hopeful. The Nessinlistic groups
think that the Russians do not care
whether tho conference succeeds or col
lapses, as they will hope TO make adVan-
taCeous separate agreements with ar
ferent financial groups and thereby oo-
tain immediate credits for which they
constantly clamor and which the confer
cnce may long postpone. even II sem
cral accord IS reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
Building Trades Shortage.

Tho survey indicated. according 70
NJ Jones. that building activities were
do elopirg so that shortage OF skill
cd building craftsmen WAS becoming
apparant In manr sections or the coun-
try. The hot weather was reported TO
have hastoned wheat cutting in Kansas
and Nebra ska which coupled with
TRANSFORMATION difficul''cs have caused
= temporary shortage In harvest fields
nf the middle west"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
Ronsoh's sisosrs Live HsrA

Mrs. E Rousch Sapp. and Mrs Ella
Rtzor Of Bridgeport and Mrs. George
thurman. Mrs Spencer Yoho ana Mn.
Norma Deshrom. all Of this city are
sisters OF the late Capt. N. Joe Rousch.
who's. murdered body was found Sat-
urday at Leeart. and have left for Point
pleasant which Is near Letart, the
scene Of tho murder.
Capt Rousoh was an unoei OF the late
Ira Rousch, who was found murdered
at Point Pleasant and for which Holly
Griffith. twice convicted for murder Is
now serving his third life sentence In
the West Virginia penitentiary At
Moundsville.
The murdered man WAS veteran OF
the civil WAT, having served In the
union army for four years. He won the
rank Of captain during tho war. and
was one Of the most familiar characters
In Mason county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
MASON SHIELDS
ARRESTED FOR
R0USCH MURDER
TAKEN AT wHB'1 1Y1AT1V2w
HOUSE AT PETROLEUM,
W. VA.
Is Alleged TO Have Had $500 Seoasa
Prom Aged RsclusA S1aln
At Letark

Parkersburg. W. Va. July s.-Mason
county Officers passed through Parkers-
burg with Mason Shields, wanted In
that county on a charge Of murder. con-
pected with tho killing Of II. ]. Rousch.
aged so. resluse resident Of Lstart who
was found dead IN his home there Fri
day with his skull crushed and hia
money all gone. Persons in position TO
know state that the murdered man had
about 81, 900 in his house
Shields was found at the home OF his
witss relatives at Petroleum. in Ritohie
county. When arrested, Shields had
5000 in currency in his pockets. He
had been In Parkersburg on Friday and
made numerous purchases Of clothins
among local stores for himself and VIE.
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The Hague July e.-tRy the Asso-
cia,ed Press THE experts conference
on Russian problems has gone through
a great crisis but II is not yet cons!d-
cred out OF danger. All the delegates.
as they sit day in their hotels at
SChecninGeu ar" unanimous I'm this
View but ;Ael- depression. which !s
very evident. undoubtedly is found the
ncrsistent absence Of sunshine. the
equally persistent h!ttnE north Sci
winds. and intermenahle rain.
The danger arises from The attitude
Of the Russian delegation towards rcsu-
tuition Of Confiscatcd property ana
rrom,nent European representatives
frankly declared to-day that unless the
Sovicts made many concessions from
their intransigcant policy announced
Fr!day. II would he quite useless to
continue tho conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
10th sides Claim Gains.

>~v York. July ?--1h' SohHra'
strike situation in the New N"-N as
,rjc, today remained deaA>ocked "''n
both sides claiming gains Averas ns
Tho claims OF beth s|des II would ar
rs.r tha strike Is between sixty and
eighty percent effective. hut this only
,,.sns that a corresponding portion
~ me mon have Quit and remained out
Da,avx In train service N the distrlct
,oday we're neylihle so FAR * reported
Returning holiday cro"1S were again
handled promptly acc"rdras t" station
officials.
Letter To The Public.
yyhs, uri0r r,cr sad Vda rrcnahtN
n, frsr 'o,;er Ger addressed 10 a
nublic :ncor'erjrn' ed ~ strike. was
urIt,er toIS, 70 The commuters on
me Fri. railroad by the. "" YORK
ais,ric, s,-i,o ,ormittc fhiS was al
amen Letter nrl,.rr following N" an
,,o,rrnp,arl o. 'hc Withdrawal N a
sccr. Of trains in tho New Jersey-Ne"
YORK distrlc, ~ tn" E"". 20 explain
,he position cf IN" strikers
The letter claims IN" s'r'N" vas ihe
last r.scr, .hc -a!Ir"l labor hord
order reduced he shonmNns earnings
",o less Tim $500 YEAR II charges
.br hoard violated The clause or tho
,rarsDorta,,or ac' recurring It's Rage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
France To
Withdraw
Soviet Russia S Attitude On
Reparations Is Very
Discouraglng,

Paris. July 10.-(Ry the Associ,
ated Press )-Withdrawal OF IN,
French representatives from Th'
Hague conference today Mon
day), owing to the attitude Of tho
Russians. is declared rrobabI" b.
this mornings newspapers. In
structions sent to France S dele,
yates Yesterday by Premier Pom,
care are said to support this asscr'
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-10
THE INTELLIGEN G E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-12-13

The pupils of the Orleans school
sold about $40 worth of Christmas
seals this year, which was somewhat
less than in previous years.
The community nurse has begun
her work in the school. In addition
to her work in connection with the
medical inspection, she also is teach
ing two classes in general hygiene
each week. 1t will also be possible
for her to give a course in home
nursing for the older girls after the
holidays If there are enough who
wish to take iG.
The children in the grades are
making scrap books in connection
with Junior Red Cross work. They
plan to send these to an orphans
home in Franklin, NJ The mem
bers of the French classes are max
ing arrangements through the Junior
Red Cross to carry on correspondence
with pupils in France. In this same
connection the English classes are
planning to correspond with pupils in
Hawaii.