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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

IN the District Court Of the United
States for tho northern District OF
west virginia:
Albert NJ. Cooke,
Complainant
VS..
In Equity. No Ill.
West Virginia Trac
ton & Electric Co.
Defendant.
On the Bird OF October, 1919. an order
in the above entitled cause was entered
by the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District OF west
Virginia, which said order is In WORDS
and figures as follows:
The above cause came on to be heard
this Sd day of October, 1919, as well as
upon the bill Of complaint OF the New
York Trust Company. Trustee. nled IN
the equity cause Of said trustee agalnst
the West Virginia Traction q Electric
Company and Joseph D.. Whittemore.
receiver, in the above entitled cause thL9
day filed in open court; and the report
Of J. D. Whittemore, receiver, this day
filed in open court. and upon motion OF
the compliments in said causes Thlcn
were this day consolidated. 1t is ordered
adjudgcd and decrccd that these consoii-
Nesbitt, Master in Chancery or TINS
Court, Of Wheeling. West Virginia, to
ascertain and report to this court Inc
following. to-wit:
L.
ment or otherwise. against the West
Virginia Traction & Electric Company.
1.-The amount Of said liens and their
prioritics and the names of the holders
thereof;
3.-The property and location thereof
trio company;
ALI other matters deemed peril
nent to the matters herein referred TO
said Master. which the parties hereto or
any creditors may deem it advisable 10
prove.
Before proceeding here under said
Master shall publish n notice containing
the contents of this order OF reference,
fixing, the time for proof Of said claims
and the other matters arising hereunder
and shall publish the same in news
paper Of general circulation in the city
of Wheeling Ohio county. West Vir-
ginia, and Morgantown. West virginia
and shall in addition file copies Of said
printed notice with the trustee under the
different mortgages set out In the rec
ord in this cause. Said notice shall DO
published once a week for four success
sivc weeks in said newspapers.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. the Master in Chanccry named
IN the said order. has fixed upon Thurs
| day, the 30th day Of October, 1919, BE-.
ftwccn the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. IN. and
4 o'clock p. m. as the time, and the
office Of, the undcrsg ncd ut Room 1917.
Schmulbach Building. Wheeling. West
Virginia. as the place, at which the un-
dersiGned will proceed to ascertain ana
! report the several matters referred to
| him under and by virtue OF the terms
! Of the said order. At said time and
; place the said Master will hear evidence
! respecting any Of the foregoing matters
referred to him by the said order. and
tho said hearing will be continued from
time to time. following the said 30th day
! Of October. 1919.
/ FRANK w. NESBITT,
| Master in Chancery.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Nv virtue OF deed OF trust MADE py
John d. Claiur and Margaret NJ; GATOR
his wife, to Carl G.. Bachmanh; lruHeT
dated the 18th day of September ~ I.
and recorded in the office or inc n!t,h
of the County Court Of Obi" County
West virginia. in Deed Of Trust BOOK
No. 1870. at page 57l. l will sell at pup
lie auction to the highest and best Dlo.
der, at the north front door OF the oouI
House of said County. in the Clty OF
Wheeling. County of ONO ana otalc "a
West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 4. D., 1872
commencing ut ten o'clock a. M. the
following described real estate situate
at Mr.. de Chantal. in the County or ON
end State Of West Virginia, that Is &c
say: A certain piece or parcel OF groun
known as lot number SIX (6) IN bIocR
numbered three go at Mt. dc Chantal
part of the Subdivision of property lai'
out by John Il. Clator as shown in Ohio
County, Plat Book No. !. page ~ To-
grther with all the buildings and i'm;
lot has 4 frontage Of forty (4O feet
and extends back an equal width or one
hundred and sixty N60) feet to the
alley in the rear. Being the same prop,
erty which was conveyed to the salo
John II. Clator by DcMar F. Craig and
the 18th day Of January. 1911. and now
of record In the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Ohio County, NesI
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 1876, at page
$50.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the
purchase money or 80 much more as
tho purchaser may elect to pay. cash IN
hand on tho day Of sale, and the resi-
due in two equal instruments, payable
respectively in six months and twelve
months from tho day Of sale, with In
tercst, the purchaser giving his nego.
tiablo promissory notes for the deferred
payments the legal title being retained
as further security until all OF the pur-
chase money shall have been paid.
CARL q. BACHMANN.
s-24-o-1-s-l5 Trustee.
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"a Side; TALKS d
k UY Rlmth Cameron ~
WHEN YOU ARE A GRANDMOTHER

How did people get across the ocean:
Why, in steamers just as some OF them
d. now"
How long before was born had they
had automobiles" Why my dear child.
| was 20 before l had ever seen an auto
mobile. It"wrnt with steam and 1t
stopped 10 take water at n watering
! trough in front Of the house.
And then they will ask her about tho
Great WARMTH We dare at least TO
hone. the curiosity Of children 10 wnom
war is something definitely archaic.
And she will tell IF the dreadful thrills
Of those first days when We heard that
England had gone in. and Of the latter
days when our own cana perhaps hcr
own hnvs marched off to war. When I
WAS a child used to read on the fire
card the call 49, and wished that some
| day 7 might hear that call. I've heard
! IL. and In cured Of that wish.
She Will Tell Of the Days wnen
Mon Voted.
! md Of course when her EranodauGh-
tors come back from the polls some day
they will say Curiously to ncr 1T
| doesn't really sccm possible that men did
! NIL the voting once" and she will toll
! them of those days. and OF the bitter
, feeling against short haired" women
! Who had this strange desire to help
, make the laws they lINcu unGcr' ana OF
/ her own first vote.
Thcsc. are just few OF the things
! that mythiacal grandmother will he able
| TO toll her grandchildren. These crowd
ed timcs-shc has twenty years more to
live before her grandchildren will be of
! the ago to talk much about such things.
! Who knows but in those 20 years there
, may hr other changes even greater! NO
| II does all the thing that have happened
| III the last twenty years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
SPECIAL MEETING OF
COUNCIL THURSDAY

Thursday nights meeting OF the spec
ial council committee on revision or the
city health ordinance promises TO he n
busy session. Councilman Ambrose f..
IIabig stated last night that all citizens
who are Interested in securing any re-
visions Of the health. ordnance are in
vitcd to attend tn" meeting and make
known their views.
An effort Will be made 10y the commit
tee to have representatives of the own
crs of tho city picgcry present In nm CT
fort Ia bring about an arrangement
whereby Tn" riEr"ry will accept wrapped
garbage 1t is cnntCndcd Ivy many peo"
pie that the diScuntinuancc of the prac-
tiCc NJ wrapping garbage is responsible
for h"rdcs Of flies and unSanitary con
ditiuns which the committee will try to
eliminate.
Dairy owners and BARRIERS also have
crrnplain"d about certain provisions or
the health ordinance. and are invited TO
attend III" committee meeting with their
complaints.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS TOWN OF wARwooD

Sealed bids will be received at the
Council Chamber in Warwood High
School Building by the Mayor and Town
Council. of the Town Of Warwood. West
Virginia. until p. m. Thursday. ncto-
Der 9th. 1919. for laying sewers and pay
INK and curbing the following Avenue
and Streets:
Warwocd Avenue, Eighth and Seven
ternth Streets. !,
Each proposal must be accomranied
by n certified cheek for Five Hundred
Dollars C35OO.O0) payabl" to W. +. Bar
tells. Town Recorder. Town of Warwood.
West Virginia..
surety company bond equal to the total
cost Of the work.
Plans, specifications and bidding
sheets may be obtained ut the office OF
Roller & Conrad. Engineers. Schmulbach
EuildnC. Wheeling. West Virginia.
The Town Council reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
TOWN OF WARWOOD.
e. II. BOWLER. Mayor.
W +. PARTELS, Town Recorder;
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WRESTLING BOUT
ENDS IN MURDER

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligenccr.
F.LKINS. W. Va. oct. closing his
temper in a good naturcd scufflc. Cor
don Phillips. aged twenty. OF kirt, Bar
bour county. Yesterday afternoon struck
his uncle. Cleveland W. Bill"r. thirty
six. Of Elkins. n blow which broke his
neck, killing him almost instantly. lill-
Ter, who was Il printer. motorcd with his
family and 4 party Of friends 10 his old
home to gather Chestnuts. and while in
the chestnut orchard the bout which re-
suited in his death started. Phillips
was arrested AMI sent To jail ut Shil-
lippi. ,Bllcr is survived by his widow
and three children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
YOUNG PEOPLES NIGHT
ATST. JAMES CHURCH

Young Tcn,lrS Night will he cclcbrat-
cd Mt 81. Tauls Evangelical church THIS
evening, :;Nih and Wood streets. with Il
rally meeting. Friends and strangers
nrc cordially invited to attend this meet
ing which will hc featured with the fol-
lowing interesting program:
Vocal Solo. Miss Hazel Scamon
Reading ...... Miss Evelyn Fisher
piano Solo
Missionary Address Miss Elsie Kcttlcr
Missionary from India
Vocal Duct ..:...............
.MisSCs Hazel and Naomi Scnmon
Reading. Miss ElOisc Dawson
Music
Reading. Miss Virginia Hoffman,
Address
The Rev. August Kittcrcr Powhatan. O.
Illuminated Hymns
Motion Pictures
Refreshments
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REPUBLICANS OF
BECKLEY WINNERS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. ITO:
the first time in the history OF the town
Of Becklcy. in Raleigh county. the COM
plcte Republican ticket was elected 10
office in the municipal election today.
The results Of the election arc:
Mayor. Or. J. 4. Camrh"ll. RcpuHli
can majority Of "A over William II. Fllc.
Democrat: treasurer, Francis Conway.
Republican. majority of 1856 over Don +.
Davis. Democrat: recorder. Moss French.
Republican. 153 majority over J. o..
Freeman, Democrat.
The five members elected to council
were l. NJ. Dorsey, w L. Griffin. I. l..
Maxwell. Il. +. Tolhcrt and l. L. Burner.
with majOritics ranging from 95 TO 153.
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ErrHusEp BIZ JOHNSON.

PORTLAND, Orc, Oct. ATTACKS on
article ten of tho league OF nations coy,
enant on the ground that it would
freeze the world into immutability and
put II into n straight jacket" featured
two address here today by Senator
Hiram w. Johnson.
"Sujcct peoples under the covenant
would remain subject till the crack o:
doom" declared the senator.
"Shall VIC guarantee the boundaries
OF Japan and the British empire: he
asked, speaking at the chamber OF COM
mercc. and many Of his seven hundred
hearers answered cries Of mo, no.
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FROST PREDICTED.

PITTSEt'RGH. oct. - Warnings
we're issued by FUrCCaStcr Henry Penny
witt tod"y that II frost would occur in
Pittsburgh aud vicinity Tomorrow and
owners of plants and flowers have been
cautioned.
An observer Mt tho Gather bureau
snid thu; a high nr"EsUr" area over thc
upper lake and PLAN state; was travel
nng' southeast and would arrive in
Pittsburgh tomorrow morning bringing
with it Il trmpcratur" of about ~ de-
ErgCs.
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NOTICE.

To Jewctt Car Company, VIM. c. Miller.
Receiver thereof, W. S. Wright. Paul
o. Reymann and all others whom the
matter may Concern:
The undersigned. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th. 1919, will offer for sale for
account Of whom it may concern. at the
Brokers BOARD Of !. u. Mcrriman & Co.
No 1900 Market ST.. Wheeling. W. Va.
at 10 4. m. of that day. the following
Company. that is In say: Nos. 3O1-32o.
37I-3s5. 4i3-455. 4S1-500. Call numbers
iurlusivc) Of tho par value OF $500 each:
pledged with the undersigned by said
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
VIRGINIA. AT WHEELING.
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ITALY RATIFIES
PEACE TREATIES

ROME. Oct. Thy the Associated
Press. liking Victor Emmanuel has
ratified the German and Austrian trait
les by decree.
The Giornale DItalia says that each
decree contains TO articles. the first
authorizing the government to execute
tho treaty fully. and tn" second setting
forth that the decree be presented to
parliament to be converted into law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
CITY TAX BILLS
ABOUT READY

City Treasurer W. u. Robertson stat
cd last evening that h" expects Ia be
rcady to receive taxes in another week.
Tax bills for all city districts NC"pt
RitChic are now ready for Ming and
three clcrkSstur;od work yesterday filing
the bills.
The city water assessors arc busy now
making the water assessment and AS
soon as tho tax bills are filed the city
treasurer will begin making out tn"
waiter bills ready for the water dis
count period in September.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Buttcr. steady:
creamery higher than extras Csc q 65 !. ;
creamery extras C92 scorc) 6IHc: frsts
SAC az 6%Ia packing stock. current make
No. .. acc.
Eggs, unsettled: fresh gathered OK
,ras &C n ca: extra irsts &C a 65:
jirS:S 49, a c.: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby western hcnncry whites fine
lo fancy Sc a ST: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby hcnncry whites. ordinary TO
rrimc CSC n 81: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hcuncry browns zoe a ~; do.
gathered browns and mixed colors &C
II 60
Cheese. steady: state. whole milk.
flats. current make specials 30ihc n
%Il,. do. average run 30c Il 20l4 state,
whole milk twins. current make spec
inls zoe q SOi2; do. average run 29iH C
q 81.
Flour unsettled.
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80 A. for $4,000

Rest bargain of season. Six room
house. barn 3Ox40. Roofs slate and oak.
25a. bottom. 10a. timber coal. and mine
opened. five cows. brood SOW horses:
1os' corn. 1Oa. To hay. Ga. wheat. all
farm tools. for $4,000. Don't fail to SEC
this. Write for free catalogue. 400
farms fully described. II. II. Masters.
agent, Cambridge. Ohio.
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WANTED-Male and Female

WAMT1D-Census clerks. omen. womenI.
1000 needed. 395 month. Age, 1880.
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
wheeling Oct; IL; For free parteuIars
e1aminer) 1885 Equitable BldE- Wash
ington- o-f-m
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MANYK. OFP.LO
ACCEPT INVITATION

tee Of III" knights Of IythiaS on ar
ranrcmcnrs for Tho flag staff dedication
which will br held here on October 18th.
il WAS announced that the grand lodges
Of tho knights Of rythias from all
over tho stat" had accepted the invita-
ton extended to them to be present at
tho big event.
Tho flag stafT dedication is being held
by the Knights Of l'ythias honoring the
h1yS who served their country in the
World War and aS n memorial tribute
to those who answered the last call. II
will be erected in III" southeast corner
Of the high school yard.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Porter.

PITTSBURGH Oct. Mrs. Eliza
beth Ramalcy Porter. wife OF stephen
C. Porter. congressman from the TWEEN
tv-ninth district of Pennsylvania since
1911, died Mt tho home Of l.. X. Porter.
n brothcr-in-law. here tonight, after a
long illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

THE R1GHr PEOPLE ARE HoT
MYTHS.
You can find thsm-whsther they
are workers, buyers for your prop
erty or tenants. They 1--we here.
They read tho classified ads. Tney
viii read yours. II it appeals 20
them, you'll find out who they are.
rrv thu experment. It does not
often fail Of results.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
invest $1,000 to $500 in good business
proposition Please furnish reference
In letter. Business Proposition, care In
telligenc:r. OHM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

MILLIONS arc suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery Of tho
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tirely out of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re-
suits especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Represent ltives wantco. $l.12 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Calitor-
MA my-28-tf
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sourH PENN STREET HOMES.

One rooms and bath. 900 90
One rooms and bath. ..... 100000
One I rooms, bath and gar
age for cars. 100000
One s rooms, bath and gar
age ..........:....:.e 80. $4,000
One I rooms, bath and gar
age for 1 cars. ........... 100000
All good values. also several others
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
Sol Wheeling Bank q Trust Bldg.
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IDEAL LOCATION

A MODERN HOME AND BUSINESS
Located on paved street. car line. lot
6oxl5O feet house two story. { rooms.
stone foundation. bath, hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar ccmcntcd.
used as q Restaurant doing good bus
mess, garage for 4 cars, now rented at
s90 per month. Price $4,000. part cash.
MITCHELL SNYDER
1877 Jefferson Ave. Washington. Pa.
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WANTED-Male

wANrHD-Younr married man TO WORK
on farm. Roy T. Johnson, Fiusnlns'
Ohio. oe'i
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Farm. Would like to hear
from owners OF farms Of 100 to $50
acres. Describe same and price. Ad-
dress Farms" care Intelligencer.
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WAHTED-Room and board near Zane
or Virginia streets, or Bridgeport Call
BGpt. 90-J. O-I-l
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WANTED-FumAO

wANTED-white girl to Help with
Homework. Call 1881 Woodsdaie;
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WANTED-Coat helpers. also learning
girls. Peter Check, Ladies Tailor: bo3
Schmulbach Bldg. o-S.l
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geAcer office. o-S-g
1osr-Tail lamp with Ohio license No.
1854. Notify DR.. Suery. Martins
Ferry, Ohio, Hoge Bldg. o-B-i
LoST-Pair Of tortoise ghsses Satur-
day, on Market street, near Wool
worth's and 10c store. Reward for
return to 1ntelligencer office. OIL
LosT-Solid gold square brooch set
with four small pearls. black enamel
outline. Lost somewhere in the city or
on Elm Grove car or in Fulton. Valued
highly as keepsake. Liberal reward
for return to Mr.. W. ]. Nourse, Quinn's
Pharmacy. 10th and Jacob streets. o-I-i
LosT-An army officers rain coat Sun.
day, between Moundsville and Wheel
ing, on O., r. train due in Wheeling AZ
4:05 D. m. Liberal reward. Notify ESQ
jefferson Ave-, Moundsv1lle, phone :3s.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NOTICE.
WORKING FOR YOU

NOTICE.
IN the District Court Of the United
States for tho northern District OF
virginia..
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POSITIONS WANTED-MaIs
FOB sALE-Aurumohlas.
LOST and FOUND

LoST-Pocketbook containing 80. on
Bridgeport-Martins Ferry car. Tues
day. rinder will please leave at Intelli'
geifcer office. o-S-g
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FOE SALE

FoH 6ALE-2 fresh cows. Phone 71:o
r 22. r. n. Gibson, Battle Run.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-17
At the Top in Ocean Shipping.
(New York WorldD

It is business-Hke report which Chairman Hurley of the United States shipping board makes 10 Chairman Good of the house appropriations committed Ii is also an encouraging report from the standpoint of the American taxpayer. There is in it the promise that the enormous op- arations of the board in ship cohstruc- ton will involve nothing like the net. losses to the public treasury which under the circumstances were fairly 10 have been expected.
 These circumstances are that in the, stress of war emergency steel anH machinery for shipbuildins cost three times the normal prices and double the normal rates of wages were paid. But if the net expenses of adnlinls- tration and construction Of shipyards be excluded, the average cost of building ships has been S206 dead weight ton, while some of the ships have recently been sold at a price of s2lO a dead-weight ton. Even if, however, these net expenses are n- cIuded, as no doubt they should be; and reckoning is made of income and excess-profits taxes recovered from shipbuiders, the government is sell ing it's ships at loss so small as hardly to be noticeable.
 The shipbuilding capacity of tlo United States has meantime been ex- banded from an unimportant position among the maritime nations to first place. The overseas merchant fleet of the United States has been expanded from negligible quantity to secona place, For from about 100000 tons before the war 10 13,S35,O00 already built or building. So quick and So vast a transformation in a nation ocean-carrying trade capacity never was known before in the world, ana that it has been effected at so small a loss to the public treasury is hard ly less wonderful
New Britain herald., 1919-06-17
\ Case of Conscience.
(NeW York WOrld)

The republican majority of the sen ate committee on foreign relations was thoroughly consistent in killing section Of the Knox resolution, which pro- Vlded that if the freedom and peace of Europe were again threatened the United Stats would "Consult with oth- CT powers affected, with a view to de V1slng means for the removal of such menaCe,' and would, the necessity arising in the future, join it's chief CO., belliserents for the defense of civiliza- tion. No other decision was to be ex- pected Of it.
 Here was a broad declaration of pol icy as to the duty of the United States in case of future emergency. By ap- proving it the senate committee might be suspected of having definite views and fixed convictions. Naturally it Culd not permit any such acCusa ation 10 be made against it's honor. Neither the knoX resolution nor any of it's provisions could bind a future con- gress to a certain course of action
 Nothing in section could be held to pledge the United States as nation to intervene or to ma he war. what ever the occasion. The senate bos- sesses no such powers. Ii was invited to make a purely academic statement, to lend it's voice at this time to the perpetuation of the peace of the world Blu even against the irdOrsement of a general principle of right the senate committee had moral scruples. It could not do violence to it's conscience. In it's present exalted state of mind though under extreme provocation, it 1 is doubtful if it would indorse the Ten 1 Commandments or the multiplication