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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
HARDING SEES CUT
.|NUNEMPL0YMENT
President Pays Tribute to the
Conference for Services In
Winters Crisis


{ Washinston. May 20. - President
Harding has expressed gratitude to the
National Unemployment Conference for
It's services in the crisis last winter in
letter to Secretary Hoover, made pub.
lie last night at the Commerce Depart.
ment.
Members Of the conference. the Prcsi.
dent declared. deserved great credit for
their success in mitigating a situation
which might have caused great suffer-
ing. He expressed particular appreci-
alton Of the efforts OF Secretary Davis
and Colonel Arthur Woods. who has
had charge of the work planned by the
"Now that the revival Of employ
nent through the cpuntry-except for
the strikers--has 70 greatly improved
our situation that our anxieties In this
particular are largely removed the
letter to Mr.. Hoover said. II wish to
extend my gratitude to every one OF
the great body Of our citizens who gave
such Efficient service in the organiza. /.
tions set up and CO. ordinated under the
unemployment conference OF last au-
tumn."
"The conference members and its
Standing Committees deserve great
credit for the successful inauguration
and stimulation of the great stimuli
taneous movement In the community.
and It's continuing organization. which
has SO greatly succeeded In the miti-
cation Of what otherwise would have
been great suffering.
1--WE have passed the winter OF the
greatest unemployment in the history
OF our country. Through the fine co.
ordination and co operation among
| Federal and State officials. Mayors and
their committees Of employers. relie'
organisations and citizens. We have
come through with much less suffering
than in previous years, when unem
DlOyment was very much less. 80
much has this been the case that cx.
| cept for the intensifcation of public
1 works by the Federal, State and mu'
nicipal Governments. the demand fol
aid to the unemployed from the Fedora
treasury disappeared in the country
Only two or three Of our larger citie
failed to secure cooperation to th
best advantage.
'.For this inspiration. organization
and coordination of the community
and for the forces making for common
action. the Unemployment Conference
and its Standing Committees descrv
great credit for work quietly an
efficiently carried out.
"In this note Of appreciation I wis
to include the Secretary of Labor an
Colonel Arthur Woods, the directo
of the work. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
ALLIES ISSUE INVITATIONS
FOR THE HAGUE PARlEY
France Urged to Watch v. 8. Policy
Before Accepting

The Hague. May 20.-Invitations
have been issued by the presidents OF
the Genoa conference in agreement with
the Dutch Government for the coming
parleys at The Hague. 1t Is intended
that two commissions shall meet here
June 2B, one to comprise experts
from the states represented at Genoa.
excluding Russia and Germany, and the
other commission to consist only VI
Russian economists. !,
A preliminary meeting will be held
on. June 10. and will be attended by not
more than two delegates from all states
Represented Mt Genoa except Germany
and Russia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
u,oh. Speed steel Cos. Merge

Youngstown. Ohio. May 2o.-.An agreemen,
the Electric Alloy steel Compsny' %
CoInpany, OF Dunklrk. n. y. and Will bf
svbmitted to the boards OF directors Of the
Companies, this week: IT was announcet
here today by T.. J. Campbell. president OF
president OF the Atlas company. The new
corporation will have the second larses
production OF high speed steel in the coun
Try. Each concern has about ~. .00O. 90,
Of common stock oo. and The W.. 20 o tosetnss, ne,
Electric Alloy Company has a nlant q
chartered. Pa; and site ,,i, msnr .nan Niles Tb p
Dunkirk. s. r.. and at welland, Ont.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
(S''THE'FEA|'I|U||R'E|'s ! j
||0fCUR|B.TR|IAID|NG| ! [
w Nigh Rscords Establ' l's''sd
81 Standard Subsidiaries
(which Sell In Large Blocks

~ York, May 20.- ---Oil stocks again
x.i.red speculation today on the Curb.
s..s.l new hish records established In the
srdsrd OIL subsidiaries. where large
ss.ct. were purchased at the .outset.
n. general tone was strong, with Inn
...,.i oil Of Canada rising sharply ~
sssts to a new high. at 10. Stand
"a on Of Indiana was also In urgent
s.and. rising ~ TO a new high, at
fia,., There was a further urgent
S,m,rd for International Petroleum,
.A;eb rose TO new high, at 25M.
,Tl rNDUsTRlAI,S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
Of Four Mills Refunde d

shows substantial equity over and above the
total bonded debt. Upon the cancellation Of the
underlying bonds on the Shawnee properties at or
prior to maturity in 1926 these First and Refund
ing Mortgage bonds will become First Mortgage.
The entire capital stock Of the Shawnee Gas and
Electric Company and the Oklahoma Light and
Power Company (excepting Directors qualifying
shares) is pledged under this mortgage.
Maintenance and Sinking Funds: Under the
terms of the Trust lndenturc the Company is
required annually to credit Maintenance and
Renewal Reserve with SO of the gross earnings
of all the Companies, which may be used in
retiring its first mortgage bonds at not to exceed
the call price, or in maintaining and renewing its
properties making permanent extensions and
additions which shall not form the basis of the
issuance of escrow bonds
The Company also covenants and agrees that,
beginning September |, 1924, it will make annual
deposits in Sinking Fund with the Trustee, in
amounts as follows: 1924 to 1928, 20; 1929 to
1888, l15fo; 1884 to l94l both inclusive 2eo of
the total amount of bonds under Series "a" OUT
standing, including any underlying bonds.
The Sinking Fund moneys are to be used by the
Company for the retirement of bonds of this issue
at not to exceed the call price, or reimburse the
Company for expenditures made by it for perma-
nent extensions, engagements and additions,
against which no bonds can be issued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

experience of the last few weeks clearly
shows the. futility Of attempting to find
measurements of the current market on
the standards Of precedents. These
long established and accepted guide
posts have proved equally obsolete In
the existing constructive movement as
they are in the prolonged liquidatinE
market of 1920 and 1921. There are
present. nevertheless. distinct symp-
toms of lesscning of speculative on.
ergy on the part Of the influential in
terests on the one hand, and on the
other n shifting of bullish operations to
q class Of stocks, the leadership of which
is not impressive. Increasing irregu-
larity and conflicting price movement
observed in the last fortnight may like
wise be accepted as fairly accurate
indication of temporary elimination
Of the major market swing. The grow
Ing congestion In loan accounts and the
intermitting spells Of indigestion re-
feet an existing, top heavy long posi-
ton which caves the market more or
less vulnerable in the event Of some
unfa yorable development. There is
nothing Ia sight. in our opinion. 10 in
yite bcarish sentiment, vet we feel re.
actions from now on will be frequent
and grow sharper as the level rises.
and therefore advantage should be taken
of all bulges to realize profits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

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Phila Cnty I'd 1...It %
c..... s7S Wabash r ist
Phila Rlys IL 90. -. 07h
2..... 65 Warner Susar
Pierce Oil 81 Ref -
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Pit Gin chi 4 west'n Nd 70
st l. . 81 1..... 0l&
l..... ~ Wen Pac lists
Produc 4 II IS 6..... NS
H.. 103 W Union 6hs
Pub Serv Corp 1. %. lO0h
" Jsy IS wcstinghs's 5
4 lak.l 4 MH3 T..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
Orators Contest at Penn State

State College, Pa. May 29.-Thc
semi centennial celebration of the
Junior Oratoricals took place at the
Pennsylvania State College Saturday
night. and first honors were awarded
to George l.. Ely, Of Jeannctts. whose
Honor" Honorable mention went to
Miss Florence King. of Bethlehem.
"The New Sphere of Woman in Public
Life" ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

NE summarize from, letter. Of Mr.. Nm. Il. Baehr,
President Of the Company, asJoAou5:
The Southern Oklahoma Power Company
owns modern power plant and sells the entire out
put thereof to itssubsidiaries- the Oklahoma Light
and Power Company and the Shawnee Gas and
Electric Company. All of the stock of the two last
named companies excepting Directors qualifying
sharcs) is owned by the SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA
Power CoMPANY.
Consolidated Earnings Statement
CAS- officially furnished by the Company for
year ended April 80 1922
Net Earnings 266,Ol4.67
Annual Interest Total Bonded Debt. l2l $500
Ntt Earnings Tpiee hnnual Interest Requirement
Security: These bonds are secured by Joint
mortgage, which, in the opinion Of counsel, is
first mortgage the plants and properties of the
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA Power COMPANY, and the
Oklahoma, Light and Power Company, and first
lien upon the plants and properties of the Shawnee
Gasand Electric Company, subject only to $500 500
underlying so bonds due July |, 1926, for the
retirement of which like amount of these bonds
are held in escrow. Appraisas Of Mcssrs. Sander
son s. Porter, Engineers, Chicago show the depre-
ciated reproduction value of the properties under
this mortgage without any allowance for going
value or other ntangibles be s2,S+3,9 which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
1.owER FREIGHT RATES!

70 rain an accurate estimate of the effect
of the freisht-rat reduction. effective July L.
read comments by Spillane cnd Evans In the
Business Section OF the morning PUBLic
LppGER These trained analysts OF com.
mercial problems keep close tabs on every
Important happening in bueiness. "Make IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
-.', $4,000
Southern Oklahoma Power Company
First and Refunding Mortgage 10 Gold Bonds
Due June |, 1912

Dated June l. 1922 Due June l, 1912
First
.Hhde Company
Penny yv.ni.f. of FourM Refund led
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

well TO 4, watch developments at the
present international bankers confer >,
ence now In session In Paris, The con-
summation Of a loan to Germany en-.
abling them to buy raw materials In
American markets would naturally be
reflected in the present cotton situation
and would also 90 far in bridging eco.
nomic problems inH that country. \
1--WE are still convinced that adhcr.
ence to n consssvativcly bullish attitude
In cotton affairs during the immediate
future Will prove profitable position,
as evidence Cumulntcs almost daily
tending TO confirm belief In only u mod !.
crate yield being possible this season"
.s THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29

Test / Co.--The technical position
OF the market is undoubtedly weak, for
most accounts are heavily long and
scarcely any short interest exists. II
would. therefore. seem to be the part
Of wisdom to keep accounts in good
shape, as the weaker position OF the
market will be less able to withstand
the shock Of any bad news.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
S500,OOO JOB IS
GIVEN RIVERSIDE
PLANT At FERRY
Prospects Bright For Long
and Steady Run $500, 900
Contract Also Landed.

The Riverside Bridge Co, OF Mar.
tins F"rry, has been awarded. GuriHS
the past few weeks contracts on a
y,ry large amount OF construction
work. which promises 10 keep tho
factory Running fun for several
months. In addition to number 81
smaller jobs. the Riverside Co. has
lust received award FOR the ConStru'.
tinn work in a new building for the
Tennessee Copper a. Chemica! Co,
located al Locklund. .. The bUttdlnc
is iig,fod TO cost about S5Oo,uOO Gna
the larger part OF the construction
cost Is for iron and steel which tn"
Riverside Company will furnish.
Another large contract IL Tor the
stpc, In S40o,OO0 building 10 b"
built for the National Screw Il Bost
Co. o: Cleveland. O. The Mv"rSid"
Sompany TOOK both jobs in comp"u
ton. DUrniE the past two years the
Eiycrsidc Company has earned a very
we'll DESERVED reputation FOR the cX
Cel!once OF It's iron and steel con.
Struction work. and tor satisfactory
scr, ice. and il has developed into one
nf the most important iron and steer
construction companies operating III
tie Ohio valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Discovers New Means
For ReSuSCitatiOn

P.its1.rGt. Dec. I3-Forc"d inhalation
nf oxygen continuing a small percentage
ri carbon UinNidc was referred 10 az
the mos; cilic:cH: means Of bringing
aLuUt rcsuaoi,a;iom" ~ asphyN!atcd per
sons in an address which was delivered
tnGpy at tho :hirty-siXth annual meeting
" tie Coal Institute ot America. by
r"":. Wendell Henderson. OF Yale Cni-
rrrsiiy.
T!"f. Henderson discussed tho effects
&C ca:boa muu'Nidc. better known to
miners as "at;crdaup." lie declared
that the gas quickly combines with
hcmuEluhin IN the blood vessels, driving
ou. IN. oxycc" and producing uncon-
s,!ousncsS and asHHyX!at!On.
The carbon dIoN'd" acts as n sHmu-
lI9t to natural breathing and often Is
n"r,sss-" n eftcctiHr a cure" said the
Ya.c professor. lie added that in recent
experiments the process was used sue
ccsstul'y after pure oxygen had failed
20 rcSusc.taic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
TWO VIEWS Of
SHIPPING BILL
Movement Grows to Side
track Measure For Farm
Credits.
(Cont.nued On Page StE.)

WashiEgtOr. Dec. l3--Thc aGmiristra-
ZION shipping bill was held up before
the scnat" to-day. ~ a measure Tor the
benefit ~ the American farmer. the
American business man and the Amer!-
can nation" and on the other hand as
IL dircc: rad on n" treasury to pay
some people /" do what they ought TO
do without raym"nt"
The measure was before the senate
FOR more than -FOUR hours. and during
hat time was praised by Senator jones.
or Washington. chairman Of the COM
.,orcc cumri!;t"". and attacked by Sen
a:orH'lc.chnr. Of Florida. ranking Demo-
cratic reIrLcr "f the committee.
While :nc discussion proceeded oA the
floor, foes ~ the measure and advocates
-, rural credits Legislation further ce-
ruo:!ted tn":r alliance designed to DIS
riacc the >htr bill in favor OK the farm
measure Indications become increas-
ifgIy a1rarc7:. however. that this move
could not l." mad" in the near future. as
no r,.ra! credit aiil possessing any con-
siderable degree ot support appeared IN
SIGH: I. the senate committee work
ro:AS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
.G0vFRN0RS At WHITE SULPHUR
To DISCUSS KHAN AND DRY LAW
Allen, Parker and Olcott Seek
Curbing Of the K. K. K.-
More Than a Score of Gov
ernors at The White"

WAT Sulphur Springs. ". Va.
Dec. /. Gnac;Iacat hy congress OF Il
law recurring registration Of all
ncmh"ys II secret o"gan!zatious. WAS
.i,"nsured hy GuNcguu- John VI. Par
tor. II Louisiana. tonight as one
method Of controlling such organ.GA-
Ions as tie kI klGx Kan. Anu;hcr
method. suggested by Gulc:Nur FAR
kc- - 4 statement mad. public pre-
ceiling the or""iuE tomorrow "c ;he
'ouri,cntu annual conference e jour-
rcrs here would Nc iT" holding OF
,I.ccrs "f the organization rrsr"aS!~
5.c for The acts oi any member or
members.
Although 10 discussion oc rhro.hi-
lion Was listed on the official pro-
gram. Governor PHrk"r announced
hat he intended - Inject the Qu"s-
:ira inro the conference 4; the first
opportunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
SEEK LIMITATION OF
SMALL NAVAL SHIPS
Large U. S. Program In Swift
Cruisers and Fleet Submar-
ines Inevitable Says House
Appropriations Committee
Little Chance of Another
Agreement By Big Powers.

Washington. Dec. l3.-tBy the AS
snciated Press Blunt notice tha'
the United States cannot AVOID a ne"
naval program in swift cruisers and
fleet submarines unless treaty limita'
tions are extended to such cralt. was
served by the House appropriations
committee to-day IN reporting tue
S293.SO6.5&8 naval appropriation Dill
A six lire provision placed in the
LII bv the committee requested PreS-
idcnt Harding to negotiate with Hfea'
Britain France. japan and Italy Tor
erch an extension OF the treaty, nmf
'ation OF aircraft to be Included.
Announcement Surprise.
The committee report said larSe
cruiser and submarine programs weF"
planned abroad. adding:
In Other words, competition IS Oh
AGAINST the single direction TO "hica
the unratifird agreement (the WASH
iaeton naval treaty. does not extend,
and II 1t re allowed to 20 on un'
checked the purse strings again must
be relaxed. and this government
ike all Others, will be constrained 20
launch q now program 10 the extent
necessary to kcc0 us at least abreast
of any OF the Other powers.
President HardiIg was not consul
ed bv the committee with relation 10
its limitation conference reqrest. the
nroiect FOR rorotiat!ons apparently
came as a surprise even TO nava! Oil
cials. Ii was originated by Chairman
Kelly OF the Naval appropriations
subc0mnittees.
Sixteen N:H cruisers.
TIE chief reason prompting MI.
Kcl!ey to propose a new naval COLI
ference Vas understood 10 have oee1
tte light cruiser program recon-
meaded by the navy genera! board
No mention Of this IS included IN the
publishcd co9ieS q! committee near:
Ings on the bill. The program urged.
however. as necessary 70 Keep the
United States navy on a, parity Will
(Contnued On Page StE9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
MRS. HEPLER
MUST FURNISH
FEDERAL BOND
For Appearance In Court AT
Pittsburgh On Fraudulent
Use of Mails Charge.

Butler. Pa, Dec.=yl2.-Nrs Nina T.
Heplcr. wife OF Andrew l.. Hepler. who
has been missing since November 3.
was notified today by the federal dis
tr.ct attorney Il, pittsburgh that she
must renew he~ ball OF $4,000 for hex
appearance in United States court 10
answer a charge of fraudulent Csc OF
the malls.
Mrs Hc7!cr has been in jail here
since November %. She also Is await
ing trial IN county court for alleged
fraud in connection with stock selling.
Hepler also Is under indictment. Ms.
Heplcr declares ne was drowned IN the
Ohio river lear Wheeling last month
after the machine went over Cliff.
Authorities who investigated the state
ircnt found the car In few inches OF
Iraic~, bu: could not locate the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Women Found Guilty
Of Strike Conspiracy

y.a~EaburE. W. Va. Dec. lS-Mrs, An
g"ilna Modo. Mrs. Tony Basil and Mrs.
Angelina Simonetti. the latter woman
sixiy-nine years old. were found guilty
In Harrison county criminal court at 5
o'ciuCil tonight OF cOrspiring TO take
part In riot at the mine Of the Hudson
Coal Company near here on JuIe %.
The penalty FOR conspiracy is from
two 10 ten years in the pen!ientiary.
Tho Jury recommended lcn.ency in the
verdict.
The trial today ended the conspiracy
trials growing out or al alleged riot
when two striking miners We're shot and
killed. Cases OF two ren alleged TO
hay, ,onsr!rcd to d. bodily harm 10 non
uuicn workcrs. we're continued until the
ucyt term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
President and Diplomat
Fight Duel and Miss
Bur Honor Satisfied

M";;cy.Gso. Uruguay. Dee. l&.--GIiy
TIE Associated HrcSs)-pr. Ba:;a$1r
lir,i:,. president O. Urutuay. and pr.
l.u!s Alberto Herrera. former secretary
Of ,hectaoin shrdlu and and andmmm
Of the legation a; WASHINGTON. fought
n due, with pistols. late this afternoon.
Each man fired TWO sho's. Neither
was HI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Coal Strike Avertcd

Tcrro Hautc, Ind. Dec. i2.--The
threatened coal strike IN the Indiana
neld was avertcd tonight. when mem
hers OF tie Indiana MtuEa!nous Coal
Operators ass ociat!on. &, a meeting
here. voted 10 rcsc!aG tha!r action ot
Inst week. when they voted % refuse
10 check OF n cLal assessmcHt from
the miners wages. Following ;oniCh:s
meeting Il Was annouHr"d IL" Special
assessment Will be checked or ;hc same
as regular dues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Get Agreement
On the German
Ability to Pay
Ey DAVID LAwrETcE
(Copyrtsa; - EHe tn.e"SenceD

WashinStou. Dec i3. Es0a:atton,
from GERMANY and the amount taat
European countries shah pay Amer
Ca on the VA debts owed to this
country will De treated as absolutely
separate and distinct questions.
This important tact revealed TO :nIS
correspondent today sheds ngnt on
The course which the United State
government will pursue in all formal
or informal OyerturcS for American
help in the solution ot Europe'S tan
gled problems.
President HARDING has let II De
known that the government here -
In 4 mood to extend It's influence So
as to help Europe but /, any reSp""-
sible statesman IN EUrop" has ~"
idea that America Will remit or can
eel any part OF the allied war dsot IT
exchange Tor some adjustment II
Europe whereby France agrees 70 &C
cent a lower sum from Germany q
whereby Great Britain agrees 10 can
Gel portion o. the French debt 10
England. such an IMPRESSION Is en-
tirely wrong.
The Fundamentals.
America stands yeady TO use her in.
tluence in whatever way seems best
nut certain fundamentals must be un'
G9rStood at the outset The view
here m-y be summed US as loIiowS$
LirsI mo amount OF money Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
WEATHER EORECAS"

West virginia: Rain or snow Thurs
day and Friday; slightly warmer
Thursday.
western PennsyIva MIA and Ohio: snow
ana warmer Thursday Friday inow or
rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
V0LSTEAD SEES
NOTHING IN THE
PEACHNENT 7
SLEUTII BURNS SAYS
COMPERS HOUNDS HIM
Senator Johnson Commends
the Detective For His Work
In Frisco.

Washington. Dee. l&.-lntcr-
ruptin, m extended cross cxamin-
alton witnesses called before
the ho,.>o Judiciary committee IN
its herring of Impeachment
charges against Attorney General
Daughrrty. Chairman NolStcad to-
uight declared he did not believe
!, possible. Judging from the char
actrr OF the testimony already pre-
srutcd, 90 make anything out OF
the ease against Mr.. Daughcrty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
THE INTELLIGE NCT r

Has more daily Circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other six-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

The Sia;"rlaEi was made during 80
,Jh!aG 81: testimony on ne second o.
The i,,,rrachrp"n: specifications. fled hE
Representative Keller, EHrUAica". Min
reSo;a. ;aat charging = failure ~ the
attorney general 20 fore" comHltanr" by
;:.a railroads with the socrty appliance
u,,s. Previously the committee had
completed ,Ar taking az evidence on
the GrSc cs ;Hc e specifications. that
charging 'ha. Mr. pauGhcrty had
knnw.ns,v appointed 20 o:ace men VINO
we're "uu;rustworihy. corrupt and da"-
Ic-ous 10 the .,H"r;ics ot tae people OK
the UnI'ed States"
Mos, Of ;&c evidence relating TO tA:s
specification had TO d. VIII cAlSEes
aSalrs; William !. Burns. director os
me bureau %! the department o: justice.
and \ defense OK Mr.. EGras against
those ChIrEcT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

Washington. Pc, 13.-Ii"aT.nGS be-
fore the house Judiciary committee on
Impeachment charges against Attorney
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(Continusd On Page SKI
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Declaring lie would "7ot To- mo
men; advocate 'hc release or German!
FRO m;hc paying oc an indemnity 2s
great as she can bear. NJ. Rur'"n said
:. vas not desirable 10 reduce that reD-
ne 10 th, conditions Of scrfs and I'm
yns,. upon them. as well az upn" grner-
r,irrs unborn. burden 80 E;aEScr!nS
that they nre unable - carry it,