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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Administration Measure Is
Put Through 2l4 to 81 and
Goes to Senate.
Representatives Goodykoontz
woodward and RoscnbIoom
Voice Opposition.
Big Fright Comes Up Over the
Question of Control tc Be
Given President.

Washington. Aug. 3l.--Th" adm'h''-
:ra.irn hill rrr control and distribution
%: coal during thC mining and tranSr"'-
;a'lou emergency was passed to-day ny
no House. 2i4 10 s.. and sent 20 III"
Senate with assurances &C early C"n-
s.dera;iOu. Only one charge vas MADE
n ,hr measure as originally framed. a."
amendment by Representative Sanders
Republican. Indiana. providing tEat the
nj" os tho law should end January l.
ig2t. nr q few weeks after n" first reg
.la- session OF IN" ucN; congress. be-
ug PASSED l"@ To- -.
Tn rAe S.na'" as sron as the soidi"rS
H"uUs bill had been dispose! OF ai;'n-
,iou was turned 70 coal leg: station, tn"
Eorah substitute for II" li"uS" bill
ra>scd last week creating fart-ftud'n-
commission being taken M. Tw" hours
- debate. however. showed tho "rr"--
sgH.li,y Of action on th" measure today
and il weu; over for further coESidera-
fF,r f,,r,trrpU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
TODAY'S EVENTS

v.rrIY.il\,; rI.>>l~ ,itr Edge
d,1.. j.nlor tennis '"Hr"'m III AL.
rrIl,rl,rrIrrN DISTRICT UrGIr
SrUupL. ohio 'our', Teachers
institute. - Il. III.
a.. t.. ". uAnL. S'a.' Nurses
convention. go a. ~
MNuEET ArnIT"NlIM. 'H'mh"r
If Commerce" dire, f.r-. e.. ~.
Amusements.
r0LoNIAI" PICTURES. Ny nad
iI.AZN Ifcrurrs. "Stram." id"'s .
yrrToE1N. Vaudev''lr '"a r.''"r"-
yrpGININ Iarz Week and l".tm"-.
TOO Mu.n l}usi"',..
REX vrr-.UaN .,n'N 60 n. Th'
Storm
IIrrKTY. Pictures l.n." Sever
Dt"s
WiiIELING TAGh. ..''mwtns~s,Sd
daurlUE
r>IR GE0uNpS, ~N'mmn4
dancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
MAY CHANGE ATHLETIC

\., York, Nug. 3l.--RcElsion
Of the American
Association. IN accordance WI
,os.ls set forth hy ihe Natlon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
DEATH CLAIMS FATHER
OF ALLEN TRIAL JUROR

Charles Tn,,u = " NEE - az
tain Milton " E""sh. 'I}j, 49, v''"r-
an died At his h"m" today. aged .:
Years He IS survived by ms WE ana
four sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia. western Pennsylvr"
and Ohio; Fair Friday and probably
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
Plight over Question OF Control

Tho big fight OF the day N Tho H""s"
was IN the section Of control. and "is-
rributtou mea aSurc. which gave III" lT"ss-
dent tho right. after lssurar"" OF
Presidential proclamation. declaring IN"
present emergency no longer IN cN'S-
tone" ,o proclaim the existence o' an
other such emergency without asking
leave Of Congress The action vas
voted pu, IN committee OF III" whole. 10
- -. hu, when tho bill. as Finally CONF
plcted VAS pu, before the House Hr"'
per. Chairman WinslN~. OF th" inter
state colnn."rcr committee, IN rharSc o.
L. demanded and obtained record
vote. and the section was retained. lsi
10 l2t
Representative Rayhurn. Texas. DEM
ocrstic member OF the interstate COM
mcrce committee oftsrea the motion
to strike Il out. and he was supporte"
by Chairman Madden, Of the appropria-
tious committee REPRESENTATIVE era
ham. Republican. PENNSYLVANIA, an'
some leaders Of both parties Fr"N'ous-
". Mr.. Wmslow had sought 20 amend
the provision so as TO give CONGRESS the
righ, to say i: an emergency prcvatlt"
in tire coal mining and railroad world
but this motion VAS defeated
NJ. Rayhurus motion To r"-conm;!
vas rejected without record vote.
West Virginia Oppose
Three Republicans from West Nl--
GINA. Gcodykoontz. Mood, arG and
Roscnb,oon,. opposed tho bill. MT
Goodyko"n'z. declaring; Mat in the
House debate. operators had been ""as-
togated' while ro strong ynl"" VAS Ntt'
cd against prof,ieer;ng retailers. As
1r,,I,ld II a =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
THE INTELLIGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01

Fair Friday and probably Saturday, no
change IN temperature.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENT. 2slI CONN. AVE: ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: available at once: $50 per
month. See telephone operator at desk or
phone A. L GILBERT. Col: AZ or Lin. 1860.
outside rooms and reception hall: tile bath; !;
immediate possession. Toronto. Apply Apt. g.
FOR RENT TO PHYsICIAN-APARTME
especially arranged for physicians Office. One
apartment of rooms and bath: Or two adjoin.
ing apartments may he had. Located on first
door front Of 4 new apartment in exclusive
neighborhood Of 18th st. and Colorado ave.
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO..
Phone Main 1918. l433 X s.. wv.
NON N-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
rooms and bal bath............... .%85 per month
3 rooms and bath. .$95 per month
4 rooms and ba tn. .......... $40 per month
Including heat and light. Available imme-
diately. Apply at Office. Cairo Hotel. 1915
Que St NV J. L. HOWARD MRr
Evening star., 1922-11-26
APARTMENTS TO LET.

2511 PA. AvE.-EXCLUsIvELY FUR. UP
todate: suitable for couple or two persons: 27s
81 PORTLAND APT HOTEL-SEVEN
rooms and bath; housekeeping; maid service II
desired; adults; no animal. o8s
1859 N ST. N.W.-4 DESIRABLE ROOMS
and bath available Dec L. rent reasonable.
\. f. RYON CO.. Inc, 1923 i st. Main $3.50.
1853 CALTFORNIA ST-TIIREE FURNISHED
rooms, private bath: housekeeping; Amy or
naval officer and wife. 26'
1890 14th ST NV. APT 817-S ROOMS.
bath large inclosed porch: very attractively
furnished: immediate possession; rental. $1l5
per month. For inspection see resident man
nger or II. l.. RUST. 8l2 18th st. NV.
WILL TRANSFER LEASE OF BEAUTIFUL
ly furnished two room. kitchen and bath apt.
to one buying the furniture; all new mahog-
any furniture. Call evenings after O'Clock.
Apt. 40s, the Pentilly. ~26'
1890 sth NV adjoining rooms, 2nd floor.
next to bath: heat gas for light housekeep-
ing: NO children; $50 a month. 26s
FOUR WELL FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 1033 Newton ST., BrOokland; laundry,
pOrches: well kept house: car line; three
careful adults only. Price, $6J. Phone North
555B.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH: LHK.; ROTH
front: convenient both car lines; electricity;
garage il desired; reasonable. 1877 Allison
NV. H1'
1862 COLUMBIA RID. NW-TWO ROOMS
and private bath; complete for housekeeping;
Evening star., 1922-11-26

WANT SINGLE room IN city. with or without
hoard state location and price. Myrtle Wal
EpryNu. Md o6s
Evening star., 1922-11-26

IOWA CIRCLE.
l3 rms baths. steam heat; newly paint
ed; will install electricity and redecorate in
terror. For details consult
SHANNON & LUCHS.
1l3 14th S, Main a34J
Evening star., 1922-11-26

LARGE NEW STORES.
3aO0 block 1I,it ST. 800 block IA az"
Suitable for druggist grocer, tailor or ar'
other business.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
Franklin 6glN 9li New York Az"
Evening star., 1922-11-26

,,C conn. AVE I"v"ly front room f"'
"A, Indies l... /. .NreI!eut meals and con
.,uial surroundings
Evening star., 1922-11-26

"RUNr ROOM newly furnished III mah"eah!
md in n new house for two or three conGrhii
.:'TI>: priyat. family with ma other r""ht's
,r InarlcvS tall North l0OSl
Evening star., 1922-11-26

21oo F NV. APT. 2o7, NEW
building-I room, kitchen, bath,
in-a-door-bed; fully furnished !;
rent. $50.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

III IEVI\t; ST N.W.-rw" rooms y IN
...chi. with board: s"nth"rn eNp",n,
,-hr> we'll heated. columbia l3-?
Evening star., 1922-11-26
WANTED-ROCMS.

FURNISHED APARTMENT or fat containing
= or clean. cheerful rooms. with bath. pref
erably with separate, independent entrance and
within convenient waIking distance from Treas
Itry bldg No objection If suitable rooms are
located above offices stores in a business
terms, Box h7-A. Star Office.
STUDENT 4esires comfortable room in quiet,
\eined home, anil. vicinity Washington Col
Seye of Music Dec. ]. Address Box Ella
Asax slics.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

SPANISH FAMILY Will rent large room,
southern exposure. with meals. TO one or wv
gentlemen central location. Phone nam
Evening star., 1922-11-26
TABLE BOARD.

l22i IRVING ST. y W.-Tahe board home
cooking: accommodate 5 couples;
family style; special dinner for Thanksgiving
Columbia 1870
EXCEPTIONAL MEALS for select few: somc-
thing above the ordinary: you'll be surprised.
Special Thanksgiving dinner. 1909 Park rd.
Adams 2tA3.
WILL give good home cooked dinners to one
or two girls: 18th and California SITS. NV.
Phone after ) pm. North 1856 3is
.:,2a 18Th NW.-Near Central: excellent home
cooked meals: monthly and weekly rates. rea-
>onnbe.
FIRST-CLASS SMEALS--Reasonahier rates. 1852
Mt Pleasant 81. NV. Phone Adams 20G6. .
cno3 COLUMBIA RoAD-Delicious homec
ed meals North 'i2I9.
143, MERIDIAN PLACE = Table board the
very best home cooking.
94a ST. N.W.-First class table board.
81 50 per week. 2S'
1905 CLIFTON ST. N.W.--EXcellent meals
for four persons: home cooking.
1716 EYE ST. N.W.-Delightful meals. attrac-
lively served. reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

7.i RI,TrEE\i'T ST. ,"t >th Near W ,i' Walt".
Feed Hospital. every '''n'"nh"'' ~
Evening star., 1922-11-26
FOR lighthouses.

10 ROOM, DETACHED. ANIL; LEAsE: M
mediate possession: ideal home: Sl3J. Apply
1897 Monroe ST.. Rrooklnnd. l.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

,..5 MASS AlH ". Room and h"ari.
-" W F'' %
Evening star., 1922-11-26

I,o4 VERMONT AVE. NV fr"af room w.
,,,c I,,fr- -rlrs-f rcutrtl l"'Ati"n' ~ u
Evening star., 1922-11-26

II yIENlM ST Front room win
I-,ard for two in private family: near aus
Evening star., 1922-11-26

Ii27 HEINoNT ST N.W--'omfortabiS i",
iiSrlsd do'IhIr room win f"E'h' "' e
,,nrn- h " IL ,..rtrlcft.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

r,1G I,\fh Rp N"unE man ursr'" r",.'"
rtafn: ..ori warm room, hot "'''r "'"''
: ,,nt ..>..r'.ut H"i at: r"as"nahI".
,-,Ir r\Ek EI, t"Ey md H'"r room. WI"
,rJ Rot v,r,r heat. rt"c ligit;: l or : l"'
Evening star., 1922-11-26
FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

NG.AR SOLDIERS HoME-LarSe mahogany
-urrished room for young couple or ladies. or
smaller room. with private Gentile> in second
inor apartment. Convenient to cars and bus
Ndams ...,S
Evening star., 1922-11-26

IIs; i,I-,lIp 81 NV NtraciNr >"."',n
tnnr rnu,n- r,ut"I PrNnt" home; 'N'e'''
Evening star., 1922-11-26

,,Os .1S,r ST NV Single, ais" double
twin heds; electricity. Near Dupont 'F'''
Evening star., 1922-11-26

BY GENTLEMAN-Large room, private fam
ly: electricity: not over so per month not
over six blocks from Pa. ave. bet. 10th and
l4th SITS: want private house: no apartments;
permanent. Address Box 29O-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
Louis l.. SHOEMAKER

Pa. ave near 9th w. running hSra
T. st.=-Large new modern stnrrrnpms -nsir g..
occupancy. II hn had on long lease IL d'>:r.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

REFINED business cirl would like room or
room and board in apartment home; cu
tured surroundings central northwest. Address
Eoy lST-N Star Office 1Ss
Evening star., 1922-11-26

RS DECEMBER l-Furnishrd for hn,i>rkeep-
ing, room. kitchrnette and bath, in vicn-
ny of Franklin Lafayette parks: nothing
/ $40 Address Box 19-A Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

DEC. lst-By woman employed second floor
single room. private family. or small rooming
house: NV. section: not over SIG. Address
RoN ll6l. Star office
Evening star., 1922-11-26

Mt. Pleasant ST. near Kilhourno--Ncw s."Ts
rooms in rapidly Developing section. alrrsd
fine for busipcs-. Ready soon EeaS,nsh
rental
Evening star., 1922-11-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LOT 7OxI15. SQUARE 2l2a. MAsSACHC.-
setts Avenue Park: price s3c foot; or. VIII
exchange for brick tile detached house In
woodley or Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase.
D. C.. and pay difference cash: nothing over
$4,000 considered; submit bona ide prcposi'
tions to owner, Apt. 1Ol, Wardman Psrs
annex.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME IN WASHING
ton Heights Of IL rooms. baths hot-wafei
heat, elec. lights. parquet floors. garage: IN
Al condition. Price, $4,000. Address Boz
179-v. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
furnished room. south of ! and west Of
18th st>. NV. Address Box 13iV. Star of
flee,
Evening star., 1922-11-26

BACHELOR DIPLOMAT. from Il European
country. wants two nicely furnished
rooms with refined private family. Kindly
state particulars. Address Box SOY. Star
Office o.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

Iith ST. NEAR SATL'S ADDI1ION-LAE,,l
st"rfro"m. with furnace heat. electric liRNi.
expensive tailoring fixtures fur cellar dnuh
garage, reasonable rent. Long lease II desireG
Evening star., 1922-11-26

COUPLE with two children desire two
| furnished rooms Kitchen and bath: northeast
preferred: reasonable rent. Phone Line 37f',.
! RY TWO GENTLEMEN. room twin beds:
breakfast: NV. section: hest references. Ad
| dress RnN 50 H. star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

NEW APARTMENTS.
SHAWMUT, MONTELLO,
KNOWLTON,
10Th and Columbia Road NV.
Very desirable 6ve-room and
bath apartments, some with
porch, at $13o and $14o. Two
room, kitchen, reception hall and
bath apartments, $85, $50 and
Sos. First-class service. Resi-
dent manager and cafe on prem
ises.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
141e EYE ST. NV.
MAIN c1oo.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

NELATI EUIT.DING
9TH and ti Streets NV
Corner rooms md fo"r: hr-c advertl,
ing feature. For details consult
SHANNON d LI-CTlS
t13 lith 81. Main :3at
Evening star., 1922-11-26

LARGE. well ventilated room plenty sunshine.
vicinity Lafayette Square or Dupont Circle;
state particulars. price: business man. Ad-
dress Box 50 II. Star office
IN Mt. PLEASANT DlSTRICT-!tbout Dec.
10. or rooms and bath: must I've well fur
niShed; ami: meals il convenient. Address
Box IS A.. STIR office.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

FL RNlSliED. single. apartment lnu>" pre-
ferred. housekeeping privileges: state price:
lear tonnerticu; ave.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
FOR RENT-sTOREs.

STORE ROOM - FEET FRONTAGE
on 18Th ST. NEAR THOMAS
CIRCLE. ATTRACTIVE SHOW WINnoN
WILL RF VACANT DEC. /
LEASE FOR I To ! YEARS.
RrRToS & CoSDIT.
Phone Main -s33 Rond Rid
Evening star., 1922-11-26
THE HOMESTEAD.

1852 Biltmore st. NV.
Large second-story front room and alcove
with open fireplace. Also third story front
room. Home cooking. Call telephone.
Columbia $3.50. 29s
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
rs RANDOLPH PLACE N.W.-Large doub.
front room, nicely furnished; private home;
piano: home privileges; reasonable. 26s
la4 EUCLID ST. N.W.-One or two nicely
furnished front rooms. with or without board;
No objection TO children %"
1892 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-One attractive
r"nm for married couple: cheap. 21s
Evening star., 1922-11-26
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FIR RNlslIEn-Gnn

alcove and bath rppapered and painted: newly
furn.~ shed in mahogany and old iyroy; very ut.
tractive: $780, including electricity. gas and
telephone refined couple or two ladies'. North
1906 evenings after s 80. sunday after . 80
Evening star., 1922-11-26

NORTHWEST SECTION-Ry married couple
Address BOX 9l u. Star office.
~SANTED-Sl Isl +. bA y ROOMS.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS AND KITCHESETTE
furnished; nearby Virginia or Maryland: rea
."nable: state terms. Address Box 3ie-V
Star office. pc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
CURI0 COLLECTOR is
POISONED BY A RING

Zurich, Switzerland. Oct. (by
the Associated Press What is
thought to be the poison of the fif-
teenth century Borgias, has been
transmitted to curio collector
here with serious effects. The col
lector recently bought q ring in
Turin, Italy, made in the form OF
a serpent and guaranteed to be of
the Borgia period. The buyer wore
the ring and returning here found
that his ring finger and forearm
had swelled up. A doctor was
called and declared that poisoning
was due to the ring. Investigation
proved that there was a small hole
under the serpent's head, and from
this the poison was emitted, but
time had weakened its strength.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
FILED BY MOVIE STAR

Los Angeles, oct. mildred
Harris, motion picture actress and
former wife of Charlie Chaplin,
filed petition in bankruptcy here
today in which liabilities were list
cd as 100000 and assets $l,5O0,
which, the petition declared, was
the value of wearing apparel and
claimed as exempt.
Miss Harris executed the petition
at Duluth, Mimi, where she was
filling a vaudeville engagement
and it was forwarded her for fill
ing.
Two long illnesses and lack of
employment for many months
brought about her present finan-
cial condition, according to word
received here from Miss Harris.
She said that after settling with
her lawyers she had but $4,000 left
Of the money which Chaplin gave
her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
SUP RENE COURT
JUSTICE P|TNEY
IN SAN|TAR|UN|
Condition Said to Be Serl-
ous: Sutherland Takes
the Oath and Becomes a
Member of Tribunal.

Washington. Oct. 9,-Jhe su-
preme court reconvened today af.
ter the summer recess for the
October term and after induct-
ing into office former Senator
George Sutherland of Utah, to
fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Associate justice
John III. Clarke of Ohio. and adj
mitting to practice 80 attorneys,
-adtoursed 30 cali at the White
House for the usual visit OF re-
spect TO the president.
When the court, headed ~
Chief Justice Taft, entered at
noon tn cold senate chamber in
the capitol, where the sessions
of the court have been held for
years, the chamber was crowded
while r long line stood in the
corridors seeking admission.
Justice Sutherland, in his
robes remained behind the
screen at the rear of the bench,
while the chief justice explained
that vacancy had occurred dur
ing the recess and that the judi
cial oath would be administered
10 tDe new JuSllCe' otfppIhS "
the platform beside the chief
Justice, Justice Sutherland in-
pressively repeated the obliga-
ton, enunciating the clauses al
ter the chief justice distinctly
and with emphasis. The chief
justice then formally welcomed
the new conner to the bench and
he was conducted to his seat at
the end TO the left of the chief
justice, where he was again wei
coined. this time by Justice Nc
Reynolds. who occupies the next
seat.
Justice Pitney was the only
absentee, being confined 20 a
sanitarium near his home in Nor
ristown, n. J. His colleagues
upon the bench are apprehensive
over his condition, which is ser
ious. according to reports reach
ing them.
At the White House the mem
bers of the court were ushered
into the blue room, where, form.
ed into a horseshoe line, they
were Joined by the president, who
formally greeted each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
RT OF LOOT TAKEN
N A TRAIN ROBBERY
FOUND IN FRUIT JAR

tinidad, Colo, Oct, 2.-Trail OF
loot taken from three pouches
egistered mail stolen from the
;age room of'the Santa Fe de-
here on May 2l last, led back to
Edad yesterday when Ray Mil
ARRESTED with Frank Hicks, in
Der, on September %, accom-
led United States Marshal Bur-
10 a field near Beshoar juno
a few miles southeast of this
Land unearthed from a buried
jar s21,000 in Liberty bonds
$1,000 in currency. Miller is
irted to have admitted the
Is and money were part OF the
taken in the robbery.
jat Miller executed the robbery
q man now being sought by
authorities is said to have been
aled in Denver by statements
le by Frank Hicks and Mike
tell, the latter the Santa Fe
kht conductor, who it is stated,
jed in the loot. That the mail
thes taken from the baggage
h were placed in Miller's auto
Iile and driven to the Santa Fe
Is and taken to the caboose
Re Ferrell was, and there look
bver, is also declared to have
| stated by Hicks and Ferrell.
he name of the man said to
b been with Miller when he
| the mail sacks is being with
at the sheriff's office here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
CANNOT IGNORE
ECONOMIC LAWS,
QUINN ASSERTS
Attempt to SuppIant the
MiddIeman in the Grain
Industry Has Failed, the
Grain Dealers Told.

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-DeclarinG
the attempt to supplant the mid
dleman in the grain industry had
failed, Charles Quinn of Toledo,
today told the annual convention
of the Grain Dealers National as
sociation that future success of
cooperative movements will be at
tained "by evolution and not BY
revolution"
Mr.. Quinn, secretary-treasurer
OF the association, said relief from
the present ills of the producer
"can only come from sane pol
ICY"
ut must be apparent, even to
farm leaders," he declared, that
economic laws cannot be ignored,
If progress Is made In cooperation,
progress must be made by revolu-
ton. Failure of the cooperative
movement in grain was due not to
the inherent weakness of the
scheme proposed and unqualified
ditions. The middleman had moth
ing to do with the plight of the
grain producer. The whole world
was SuTfeflnR.
Compulsory Control.
Canadian farmers this year tried
to re-establish compulsory wheat
control through wheat board SINH
lar to the one employed during the
war. In the United States there is
an attempt to maintain or raise the
level Of prices by q system of cred
its which will make it easier for
producers to secure cash advances
before sale of their grain. Both
plans will fail. There is big ex-
portable surplus that must be dis
posed of on a world level. A sur
plus will always control the price
Of the grain that Is sold for domes-
tic consumption"
The speaker said that mot much
has been accomplished by the-ag.
ricultural bloc" but the danger is
by no means over, for "the whole
tendency of tho government at
Washington is paternalistic."
The annual report placed the
number of direct, associated and
affiliated members at 4,145, declar-
ed ITO trade disputes had been arbi-
trated by association during the
year, and that IS members had
been expelled for failure to arbi-
I trate or abide by arbitration. Its
finances were reported in good
condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-03
COUPLE CHARGED
WITH ARSON AND
GRAVE ROBBERY
st. Louis Police Suspect
There Was a Plot to De-
fraud a Life Insurance
Company Out of $4,000.

st, Louis, Oct. 2 (by the Associ-
ated Press Fired Mueller, prose-
cutting attorney of st. Louis coun-
ty, late today issued warrants
charging grave robbery and arson,
against Harry r. Brenn and his
wife, in connection with the dis
covery that a body found in
Brenn's garage at Oakville, Mo-,
which was destroyed by fire last
Tuesday, was that of a young
woman, and not Brenn as it was
presumed originally.
The warrants were issued on the
strength of information sworn TO
by DIR. Rolla Bracy, coroner of st.
Louis county, who announced that
his opinion, Mrs. Brenn was with
holding information about the
crimes with which she and her
husband are charged.
Mrs. Brenn was taken into GUS
tody last Wednesday by detectives,
who declared that the body. found
in the garage ruins, was that OF
Miss Celeste Schneider, which was
stolen last Monday from its grave
in Mount Hope cemetery.
The police say that in their in
vetigation it appears that Brenn
and his wife intended going to
Germany. Mrs. Brenn's home. after
collecting $4,000 life insurance
which Brenn carried.
No trace has been found OF
Brenn who left home last Monday
before the fire. The body OF the
young woman was found lying on
an automobile standing in the fire
debris,
&rs. Brenn steadfastly has
maintained that she knows moth
ing of the alleged plot, which the
police accuse her husband of en-
gineering. Repeated questioning
by detectives and deputy sheriffs
has failed to change her account
of the garage fire and the disap-
pearance of her husband, who
she said is dead, having perished
in the fire.