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White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21

We bake fresh pies and cakes
every day. johnson Cafe.
R. C. Mann and Mrs. T. H.
Beals were in Little Rock Nj
day.
Rooms For Rent See Mrs.
R. L. Little.
Coal stoves at wholesale prices.
See us first. Huffaker Mercan-
tile Co, Bald Knob.
Mrs. w. n. Dunaway and lit
tie daughter, Amanda. of New
port, spent Sunday and Monday
here with relatives.
Jack Armstrong is in Little
Rock on business today.
Mrs. B. A. Fitzhugh and Mss
Dorothy Welto4 We're shopping
in Little Rock Tuesday.
We Sell Allen Ranges. E. H.
Williams.
Miss Naomi Richardson has
returned to her home in Wynne
after a visit here with Mrs. j.
II. Roth.
Mr.. Barnes spent Sunday at
home from Little Rock.
j. R. Harmon is expected home
from Hi DIS this week.
Walker Ladd and family who
have been on a three months
auto "trip THROUGH the west are
expected home this week.
Fresh groceries and flour at
reasonable prices. Phone 30.We
deliver. J. P. Walker.
We have Just unloaded a ear
of Western Prairie Hay. See
us for prices Walter, Wag-
goner and Waggoner.
Mrs. Ed Smith Of Pangbuln.
spent a couple Of days here last
week with he rparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Herndoa.
We are glad to report that Mr..
J. M. Herndon is improved in
health.
The Senior Glass, at the Jud-
sonia High School was organi-
.zed Wednesday afternoon with
nine enthiuastic Seniors who ex-
.pect to make this class the most
successful the school has known
for many years.
The Glass can do this only by
the help of the Students to the
following. President-Vera Nose
ly, Secretary-Edgar Lew S, and
Treasurer Martha Wi9sett,
and by the cooperation of each
nd every citizen of Jud cnia
United we stand, divided we
fall"
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
NOTICE

For bids to build Bridge across Lit
tie Red River.
Notice is hereby given that the U
dorsigned bridge commission will at
public cutlery, let the contract to bid
ders to furnish material and build a
public steel bridge across Little Red
River, at Judsonia, White County,
Arkansas, to the lowest bidder,to be
built according to the approved plan
and specifications, to be seen and on
file in the county clerks office in Scar
cy, White County, Arkansas, which
letting and receiving bids therefor
will be at the County Judges office
in the Court House at Searcy, NAte.
County, Arkansas, on the 18th, day
of October, 1922, at the hour of two
(2) o'clock p. M, of said date All.
parties bidding will be requied to
accompany his bid with certified
bank check for the sum of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS to be for
feited if the contract is awarded him
and he fails to enter into said con-
tract as provided by law. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids if it so desires.
Given at Searcy, Arkansas, this
September 18th, 1922.
F. o. White,
A. Nicely,
J. S. Ladd,
P. A. Billingsly,
Bridge Commission.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
RUSSELL

Mrs. Cassv Hilton, of Judsoni la
was up a few days ago and spent
the afternoon with Mrs. L. Hill
ton.
Harvey Lea, came in last Fri
day night to see his wife, who
has ben on a visit to her pal er t.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John PURGE, this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Tyner, fern
erly Miss Lille Stephens, have
gone to house keeping at Swifton
We wish them good luck in this
new home.
The baptizing at Nelson swim
ming pool drew quite a crowd
from neighboling towns.
School closed last Friday for
three weeks for cotton picking
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller ard Mrss
Piker with Mr.. C. Mcknight.
drove to Bradford last week one
night to attend the big meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, spe4t
the afternoon with Mr.. end Mrs.
Hilton Sunday.
Mrs. L. Hilton is still suffer
ing with her broken arm.
We are glad to know that IT,
son Of Mr.. McCrady is ia1pI. =
ing every day from his broke
arm.
Mr.. Mrs. S. C. Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. boy Pritchet and Nj
and Mrs. Luther Pa terson, to k
dinner with Mrs. benson. Su
day All enjoyed the Afternoon
singing.
A light shower Tuesday
makes the weather more pleas
ant.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
N O MORE. n TIM

or mace. after ynn use Rat SNAP.
It's a sure rodent killer. TRY .
Pkg. and prove it. Rats killed
with RAT-SNAP leave no smell
Cats Or dogs won't touch it.
Guaranteed.
3oc size Il cake) enough for
Pantry, Kitchen OF Cellar.
65c size (cakes) for Chicken
House, Coops, or small buildings.
S1.25 size 6 cakes enough
for ali farm and out-builjinos,
storage buildings, or factor
buildings. Sod and Guaranteed
by
E. FL. WILLIAMS
Judsonia, Ark.
See T. H. Beals fer all kinds Of
rough lumber.
Miss Henderson of Birmino-
ham, Ale, has been here the
past week visiting her cousin. F.
l.. Henderson.
We have a nice line of stamped
goods.
Johnson Sisters.
Mrs. PIP. Herndon. Mrs. A
manda VanMeter ard Mrs. W.
n. Dunaway and daughter, left
Tuesday to sped a couple of
weeks in Hot Springs.
For School lunches call al
Johnson cafe
For Sale-Two extra pood
mich COWS; are giving six gal
Ions per day. See A. f. Written.
Miss Vera Stewart will leave
the first of the week to enter
school i. Little Rock.
Miss Vida Burge is now teac
ing school at Melbourne, in lizard
county.
666 quickly relieve Colds Con
stipations, BilHusness and Head.
aches. A fine Tonic.
Mrs. Shannon Taylor of Little
Rock. spent Sunday here with
her daughter, Mrs. C. H. An
drews.
For Sale Gre Registered
Jersey male, three years old S5o
r. L. GRAY
Miss Ferguson of Success and
Miss Blair of Cabot, are teach
ing in the Judsonia school this
year.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
Local and Personal Items.

announce that she is just start
ing her class in piano and voice
and will be glad to have any new
pupils who desire to take. She
has a room in the Steadman
house this year near the school
building, and will also teach on
Saturdays at her home.
Coal stoves at wholesale prices.
See us first. Huffaker Merean-
tile Co., Bald KnCh
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
at Must Have Been De / at
Least 6 months But Didn't

" Saw a big rat in our ce.lel
last Fall writes Jcanry, land
bought a 35c cake Of AT-SNAP.
broke it up into small pieces
Last week while moving we came
across the dead rat. Must have
been dead six months, didn't
smell. RAT SNAP S wonderful
Three sizes, 35, Csc, S1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by E. H. Will
liams, Judsonia, Ark.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
Old u. TeIlurn SEE:
Bald Knob.

Zone of the reason | like the
hot days is because we can have
SO much of that good homemade
cream and the rest of the family
is the same way but we are par
tial to the kind that mother
makes at home. That reminds
me, too, that | must get one of
those freezers down at Z. H.
Williams. They are so much
better than our oldone that I
think it will be a good invest
ment."
"U tell'em central; you've got
a good line"
81
E. II. WILLIAMS
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
CSC,

cros Malaria, Chl'lS ana feVei,
.r,,e or Bilious Fever. 1t
kills the germs. No.
''S Csbe,win-Williams Flat Tone
s. oh tbe Fall House Cleaning, at
|T ~ Hardware co.
NV our regular dinner.
Johnson Cafe.
Mrs. r. A. Yates and George
|v.+os are visiting relatives aid
|hieuds at Little Rock and Haz-
IN for for a few days.
~ We ", have just urloaded a car
i alfalfa molasses feed. See us
| N prices. Walter Wageoner
|Snd Waggoner.
'' There will b. a box Supper at
bro School house Friday night,
|S cen 29th Everybody invited.
|rome and bring a box with you.
|Tor the benefit of the Girls
Basket Ball Team.
After losing some time last
Month and not having been able
n work any this month, lam
|hrced to resign my position as
|nicbt Waterman of the Town of
|Judsonia, Ark.
Fred Rumble.
For Sale one second hand
Ford Touring Car in good run
|rjng order. Laid Auto Co.
We Sell Allen Ranges. E. II.
Williams.
Miss Mary Forbes left Tues
|dsy for Arkadelphia to attend
|Ouachita College this year. Mrs.
Forbes accompanied her for a
couple Of DAYS stay.
Wayne McCauley and Finis
Wick have returned to school at
|Ouachita College, Arkadelphia.
Miss LA Johnson left last week
Ito re-enter Galloway College.
BOln-Monday, Sept. Is, to
DIR, and Mrs. Floyd Burkett, a
|sOn.
Miss Rita VanMeter left Mon
|iay for Conway, Ark, where she
Twill attend the State Normal a.
|gain this year.
Mrs. Russell Erganbright, and
|sOn, of Cotton Plant have been
there visiting Mrs. C. NJ. Ergan-
bright this week.
Geo. Hammond of Bald Knob,
WAS in town Wednesday.
Ford Lowdermilk, Billie Wood
yard and Miss Glover Rhew left
Tuesday to enter the State Uni
VSty at Fayetteville.
Mrs. R. c. Mann wishes to
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21
nnn Cures Malaria, Chills.
nm Fever, Bilious Fever.
WV Colds and LaCri9pe.
YOUNG PEOPLE. READ :

YOUNG PEOPLE. READ
First class Courses in BookkeeT>-
ing, Shorthand, Typewriting,
Barking, Civil Service and cor
relative subjects. Less time, les )
cost; better courses; new eauir-
ment, modern faciiiittie5. Board
reasonable in private homes.
School opens Sept, nber 9th
Request catalog.
Business Department..
Ark. Christian College,
Morriiton. Ark
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21

Miss Cor'inne CovingtOn, Who
is attending Galloway College
spent Sunday here with Miss
Velma Sanders.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-09-21

~, sale-Good horse 70, sale
fo ;ll trade for mich cows.See
d VII, Moore at Camp Livlngs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
BIG INCREASE IN THE
STATES COAL OUTPUT
Tonnage for the Week l..
695,000, Which Is 1885,
300 Above Average.

Charleston. W. Va, June l2-Coai
ioadinGs for last week in West Virginia
showed a gain Of 90,6Oo tons over those
Of the week ending June 3. according to
the report issued today by the west
V!rgin!a coal association. This made
the total loadings for tho week l,69o'-
400 tons. or 195,3o0 tons more than the
normal average weekly production IN
tho state. tho report said.
The gains wero principally IN the
,hrce former union fields which the
I'nitcd Mine Workers OF America claim
are on strike" said Walter II Cunning
nam. secretary of the association. Inc
New river field led the list with an IN.
creased tonnage Of 10000 tons. Decided
Gains we're also reported In the kama
Cha and northern West Virginia dis
triCts. ,,.,
Tho nOn-unlon fields showed sngnt
Iprrcases their gains not being ar
heavy as they are now producing all
tbe coal they can ship with tho present
car supply e.,d.
Generators in the former union nelo.
olc, -,nort an increase in the numper OF
no, who are appearing at the mines
rn.,dv and anxious 70 work. Under these
conditions they expect that the nlherS
~ Tho state will continue 10 increase
thejr output and new production roo
ords aro expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
REMOVAL
IN HIGH COURT
Favette Assessor Who Refus-
es True and Actual AS
sessments Puts Up
Battle.

Charleston. W. Va. Juno 1.-THE Pc
tition OF Walter S. Hallanan, state tax
commissioner, for a writ vt mandsmus
to compel e. B. Rookie, lar"tte COUNTY
assessor, To turn over his books to John
L. Ryan. appointed special assessor by
Nr. Hallanau, was argued before a spe-
cial term Of the supreme court TO-DAY
John r. Simms, assistant 10 the TAX
commissioner. conducted the case lot
his department, and John II. hoit OF
Huntington and ". n. Lee, cf Fayette-
VILE, appeared for the respondent
For the state. Mr.. Stmms urged tnat
the assessor had refused TO value prop.
ertv on the true and actual NaIue
basis required by law. and argued ina, ,
the present action was not for removal
NJ the assessor. hut rather rrecaution
to protect the public !mt'rest pcnding
other action.
Mr.. Holt. arguing for Rockies answer
and motion to quash. declared tho pro-
visions OF statute under when the taN
commissioner sought to act were nhcuh-
s,itutional IN that they we're IN cohh'c'
with the powers OF any officer c!ecte"
or appointed under provisions OF the
constitution. LII,
Court adjourned until tomorrow WIN
out giving a decision
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
Fight For Free Speech =
Waged In Pennsy|valk

Ebenburg, Pa. June ia osotee
asking that tho Vinton CoMsrtes &C.,
pany and it's agents at VintondaIs - r.
strained from interfering with ps
assemblies IN the borough OF VSntoool
was filed in Cambria county ooUAee
pleas court here late today. ~ SeeaZ
izers OF the United Mine Worken IL
America. and Julian Rossubsrk 49,
York attorney. representing the AnAs
lean Civil Liberties Union.
judge John H McCann, before ~
IN. petition was nled. notified assos
representing tho plaintiffs that 2 49,
surety bond would be required osfoeS -
could give tho petition formal eoa0e
eration. Tho bond will be dued TONER
row morning. attorneys said
Otto Hettmann. president OF ths "
ton Colleries Company and l. 49,
Q,st chief Of the coal and Iron nen
ara listed a. defendants In the 49,
lion petition. which would RESTRAIN -
company and its agents from pssssl
armed guards on roads leading
Vintondale for tho purpose OF preve9e.
,ns public assemblies and the risns a.
free speech" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
REFORMS IN MOVIES
CONFERENCE RESULT
FIRST Real Test Comes of Will
Hays Leadership As Head
of the Producers.

New York June l@.-MovinE picture
reforms or a sweeping nature. both as
the morality ot the screen and
the economic structure Of the motion
picture business. were predicted as a
result Of conference held behind
closed doors today between representa-
lives Of the producing tield. headed by
VIII Hayes. and the exhibitors, headed
by sydney cohen.
The conference represented he Nrst
real ,cs, of the leadership OF the for
mer r,b!net member in his new position,
according 10 motion picture men.
Theatre owners sought today 10 Oh
tain reductions In hlm rentals, saying
that thcy have Cclt the general bust
ness slump. and asking that the pro-
ducers help thcm meet It by cutting
rentals
4 statement c' tho new program Of
tho movie industry IS expected by Fri
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
.SLAyS HIS Wife AND
WOUNDS COMP kNION
Mercer County Town Scene OF
Tragic Affair, Caused by
jealousy.

Rlucfleld. W Va. June l"--os'ar
IIarman. Of Cooper. W. Va, shot anu
Killed his Wife. Fila Mae llarman' t"'S
morning. and then severely "ouhn""
,:rrdou Mcbride. also Of Cooper. Al'e'
Mcbride had fallen TO the floor Har-
man is alleged to have hit him on inc
b.ad with tho butt OF his reNolNer
Thor. I, is said. liarman went out GOV
an a,s and came back and struck lhe
fallen man on the forehead, shatter'nS !
tho frontal bone.
The cause OF the troubl" has nov pee"
asccrtaincd. IIarman. who Is held IN
iaii a, Bramwell. refuses 20 talk. anu
Mcbride, who in spite of his severe IN
lures Is declared TO have hghtinS
chanCe 10 live, is at a local hospital
eDd also refuses 10 discuss the crime.
1t Is said by n"iEhbcrs that Harman
told hem he had caught the couple to-
rether. and in a jealous rage fred the
shots that killed her and wounded Nc
Bride.
An INQUEST was conducted by Squire
G ". IIawlcy. of Montcalm. this after
noon and the jury charged Harman with
her death Harman was arrested by
OFFICER j. VI. Harrison. Of Bram"ell.
and will be taken TO Princeton tomor-
row 10 await the action OF the grand
fury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
PREDICT ADVANCE IN
RETAIL COAL PRICES

Chicago, June 11.-Increased oitu
mInous production which. according tG
, .,u.,ros ~ the United States Geological
srFsS sSqTsy pt pueished sIS today reached sp
nrox,mately nu the 100000 ton mark
viii have little eject on wholesale
nrices " m IN the immediate future. dealers
asserted today. , .ro,
Leading wholesalers estimated tina,
.ba norms1 weekly consumption had
reached between eight and mint mn
lion tons, with come large users press
ing for supplies. .-o
Price increases IN the near future
were predicted by some dealers IN IN
Wow Of the Hoover agreement WIN
the operators. whereby maximum i,s ,s
rres we're established for mine deii''
cries in an effort TO prevent protteer'
ing and speculation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
TOLL Of
STORM OVER 50
Marine Police Declare Fatal
tiles at City Island Will
Reach Eighty.

New York. June Il BY The Asso'
ciatcd prcss)--Morgucs and undertaN'
Ing shops Of the Metropolitan area TO-
night held the bodies Of more than tnree
,,rnre men. women and childrcn-Vlct1mS
OF yesterdays brief cHc'ohic 'n"'us'
storm. ,
Marine police. who continued through
uui The day. graphing IN Pelham oaE )
and Long Island sound off city IsIah@
where the greatest toll WAS ldAe'
among Sunda% Canocists ana hsherhle"
nradirted they would find al least i
score more victim --,nough to push the
death toll past eighty. -witnesseS
Of ihe swift tragedy placed the number
even higher.
A. least $50 canoes. rowhoats an1
small luotcrbca's we're bobo'hC aoou'
or the island witnesses said When
the storm came screaming down on 'he
resort, At l Velocity II eighty miles al
hour or better.
As luIckly as it had come. the storm
vanished 1t had lasted less 'han I'VE
,,inI,r. T.ut scarcely dozen OF the
H5n small craft had survived.
Bodies Come IN on tho Tide.
snr,c Of the bodies, rhe police haE
rrobshIy never viii hr recovered lie
iidc. turning. brought mere than score
OF them back today.
Eyn.wiiursscs estimated thero we're
between 50o ard 80 persons IN IN"
wrecked craft. Heroic work ny Ihi'eu
States life guards, members OF near ~
Yacht clubs ard volunteers tEo'h '"'
shore saved hundreds.
Among tho nrSt TO pUt out were Jacs
Nprrsy ]. c. Bower j, = Mslloy ann
frank N'arttingNr. Manu'ur two sfn3i
mo,orboats they saved more thsn
a,-cr mon and women whom they fouho
-Iirrinr "a overturned canoes ana row
hnats. They were followed by others
md soou moro than NIFTY cratt ot d"
sorts were out. dragging TO Stet! 'ne
survivors Of the disaster. y score "'
more saved themselves by cltngtns I"
The sides Of Cornelius NandeToli'
schooner Yacht Intrepid until they "er'
hauled in or picked up by rescue cra''
Search for the Dead.
The waters had been cleared by night
r,II nj all the living. but the search io'
rhs dead continued throTghthe night.
F,.sh crowds hurried tn the island
today. Police directed them to me
I.ron> r,orguc. where tho hirty-fonr
nodirs so far recovered had oeeh 20
moved
Tending ;nNeSuTT'lon CH"'S'
homi,id" 'rae lodged against Pau! s.
mon, owner Of the ij-foot Ferris whe"'
=. JASON Point park. in the hronN
which was blown from It's base ana
lurlcd us sixty nCrupa:iS on ne h"a'n
or Long Island sound IN a iangIe ~
s;eel wreCkacs. Seven were KILLED. and
mauy injured
Nnro ihan a score Of iso,ated drown
!.,,'. n,c proru,inn bytouChing fallen
wires and deaths beneath fa'nhR .r""S
werr reported from various parts "' '"N
Metropolitan ara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
Mr.. OGDEN Confident
OF WINNING CONTEST
Candidate Spends Busy Day in
National Capital-Coes
to Martinsburg.
INV CHARLES BROOKS snTH)

Washington, y. g. June - '"'
busy hours were put in here ,"aaF
hy Hon. II. G Ogden. Of WheeilnE' Nena
torial candidate. lie arrived al :" '"c
,,,o-rirg and left y, in the evening
ror Nart,psburE. lie IS to make some
specchas In Berkeley county.
While here. the Ohio county candidate
called on members Of the states cor.
xressional delegation. lie did not meet
senator Sutherland. hut h" did Srend
quite a while with Senator naFi' EIhlhS.
go FAR have all '"nnd"n0" III my
nomination aid election Sn'N Wi
ogden. 1T IS to" early III '"e .I'"-
ns,gn. Of course. 10 make any Tr'H'c-
lion hased on anything more than m"r"
orsurances. You might sny that ! am
VOL con,entcd with the situation "a Il
now stands and that feel and he!'eH"
vii, be nominated in III" primaries
and elected at the general election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
THIRTEEN INDICTED

Cattlettsburg, Ky. June l2.--lndict,
nents against thirteen Breathitt roun-
tv men growing out OF the Clay Hole
precinct election shooting In which
there we're four fatalities. wh!cA
caused new indictments 10 be r"turn~
was announced today when the origin
q, cases came up in court here on a
change Of venue.
The men will be charged with con
sniracv to prevent an election. mas.
much as $50 voters Of Clay Hol" pre-.
cinrt were deprived of their vote when
tho ballot boxes we're DESTROYED IN m"
battle Seventeen persons ""t' IN
iurd during the firing that day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
MAURITANIA MAKES
TWO WORLDS RECORDS


New York. June Tho steam, ~
MauretauIa. which arrived today ~
Southampton. SCI two now worlds
records for speed IN h"r latest voyage,
said a cablexram received today By
the Cunard line.
The Maure,ania which lNf. New York
IN Juno s arrived AZ CharhourE at Il.
~ today, with a crossing 70 her cr"dt'
~ fve days. s hours and 10 minutes
Tho Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse in June,
400. set a record OF days and IS
hours for the New York TO ChcrbourS
TRIP.
The Mauretaria dorked a. Southamp>
ION at II a. n. Tho Kaiser wilhelm
Der Crosse making a direct trip from
New York 20 southampton in November.
1897. Set UP a mark OF : days. II hours
and minutes
Last April ,he Maurotauia mad" tho
r-oSslrg from therhourg 20 New lork
in days. hours and 30 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
French Are
Responsible
For Failure
By pAvrp LAwRENCH
tCnpyriEh, by The In:elliS~nce)

UashinStor. June l2-NihouSh J. =
No--an attended the bankers confer
cree At Parts purely as private citizen
and rossessed 90 70 official connection
Ui,h the United States government. me
statement he issued IN Franc" setting
forth the reasons why loan TO |e' 70
many vas a. present lmpracticaole vas
rcceiyed mere with the fullest sauStac-
ticR. ~ A.. ,bc 70
rsrat,ons problem must first be sett!en
and that there must o" unanlml'E
among the allies on this question IS Il
reflection OF the views held In o'tIC'"'
quarters here. .,;;,
The effort OF certain semt-ott!cia,
rewSpapers in France TO blame vac
United states for the failure OF the
bankers conference on the ground una :
German repara.ions cannot be reduced
hecause America win not reduce 'he
allied war debt was met to-day D. intor
NAL statements on the part or nj IN otli-
Gals here 10 the effect that Hern'a II
rcparattons and the allied dts pay
Irsnts TO America we're Two separate
and distinct things. This was the p"sI-
ton OF the Wilson admin,Stra tGh N"eh,
ever .hc subject WAS Oroarhe" aorHHu
and officials TO-DAY emrhaszcd thaN
tNc Harding administration TEL; thS
slu,r NAY about IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-13
Seven Farmers on Jury In
Trial Of Minister For Murder
Rev. J. T. Wilburn Pleads Not
Guilty of the Murder of
Deputy Sheriff John Gore,
of Logan, in Opening Of
Trial at Charles Town.

Charles Town. W. Va. June t. ny
The Associated Press)-Chargcs ana
counter charges today were made ny
counsel on both sides In the trial OF
J. +. wlburn. minister, indicted Tor
the killing OF Deputy Sheriff Gore or
Logan. during tho miners march last
summer that the coal operators and the
nina workers werc disseminating pro-
raganda throughout Jefferson county
and N Charles Town
Tho controversy arose during III" eN-
animation Of tlleSmcn for the W'iourn
trial which began here today, as the
second case growing out of the disturb
ances on the Logan-Roone border.
James NJ. Mason. representing the De
cense. declared that the operators had
circulated propa Canda designed 70
further their cause. and that the re-
sldents were prcjudiced in favor Of one
side or the other He said there were
even families in Charles Town that had
ceased TO speak 10 each other since the
;lcqu!ttal verdict Of William Blizzard
Youthful mine union leader, recently
tried here for treason.