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THE ABSURD ZONE SYSTEM

with the zone system
whch
has sought for instance
70 establish three different zones between the city OF Wheeling and Elm
make the fare three times as great from "
wheeling The Wheeling
Fraction has introduced the zone system leaving inc "
doubling
10 Martins Ferry waraood
system applied to the
tory based the
ourht that mileage basis
words that the service rendered " the PUBIC pS " '
noso mileage covered Even II this mario"
view were correct For
" possible for "Apassenser TO board street "
Tenth Wheeling for five cents but
the opposite direction to Martins
eharEed'ten cents Thus costs Just
Twice much mile south
system full Of these absurd and inc0ns
sue the zon. street
fares Mileage should be as
$50 Tho sacs service which stree, company
maintenance
por plant tho all hours OF the
ry ~ cars and the employment of
and also the Dig
" ao"a , n u =. It IS for the man who boards a car and
ride, three miles organization
and upk'ep Is incurred for the Sn0 S. .
the passenger VINO 0 " 49, -, r,h ,, and ride, 70 Martins
Ferry between the rider In The city limits ana
go OUT Of the MARIO" and restricted city limit" UNJUST anu
Taking injustice " the entire
activities Of Wheeling are dePena' upon Inc free
only OF Wheeling but OF
social There
line OF Martins
but
Industrial
interchange " 'rathc
believe will be far better IN " long
adT'n rates for every part OF 're"' ~
burden OF
outlying communities Moreover
and the Greater Wheeling district was " ana equ
district be and now:
To be concrete why
trading district and split up our
community make one or TWO sections Dear the
heaviest burden Of increa
possible the people our outlying sections
TO Wheeling possible for to do their
andto transa business
general eheent
the outio no
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provision existent in the covenant. The
wording. however, makes more definite
the possibility OF withdrawal at The sole
option Of the party desiring TO with
draw. The second reservation. II seems
to The Intclligenccr. is fully covered in
the provision in the covenant directly
excluding domestic questions from the
purview Of the league
The third reservation is an amplifca
ton OF the Monroe Doctrine. and the
Monroe Doctrine Is specifically named
in the covenant Of tho league as line
Of nationality policy not TO be intcrfered
with and not to be limited by league &c
t4on-
The fourth reservation more partIcu-
larry limits the responsibility or obliSa-
ton Of the United States to use armed
force in the support Of the league. In
It's direct and positive wording it is n
clearer statement Of the conditions I'M
der which this country would use armed
force and is, therefore. OF value. Never
thciess, the constitutional restric.iors
Of the executive authority in tho United
States are 50 we'll known and 80 defn-
itcly understood by the statesmen OF nc
world that it is not TO be thought thu
the covenant Of the League OF Nations
could bind the United States TO under
take any military expedition beyond its
borders without the consent Of Congress.
The adoption of these reservations Ivy
the Senate and the acceptance O; the
treaty by them. VIC are confident vii
not in any manner imperil the treaty as
a whole or limit the useful func''ons Of
the League Of Nations. They add 70
new conditions; they limit No useful
activity. They are only fair aottco I"
the word Of Whit we understand our b.
legations and duties TO be as member
Of tho league The Inteiitss1. or docs
not believe trat these rescrya'ia7.. arc
at all essential to the proteca non CT
American interests. but It seem7 no good
reason why theJ may not be U:aGe part
Of the covenant and become % record as
the tntcrpretative Of Aro=lt:,n thot sbt.
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Our Daily Story
AGNES

TIL" battered old man gUlrnd twice
and wiped his eyes with his a!"cNr
Il wasn't always ihis way. with MOTH
Ing in my pockets but holes and no
pinr" to Inv my h"nd hu' ms H." n, hd,
he explain I'd. conc, | vas owner and
proprietor Of itubcEErrS cafe. THAT
wasn't the full uamr Of IL tn" fun
namc OF II WAS Ruh"Ec"r' ,'af"-for-
Ladies' and Cents Shore Dinners Spec
liy-Op"n-Ev"rings. and II was the
most prosperous httl" rcStauran; IN Soy
on states.
Il used N specialize on lobster DIM
ners. and my great f"n, was 10 hring in
a llv" lobster ard show il t0 each Gus
toner SO he'd be sur" h" was getting Il
fresh ono.
'lt mad" a great Int with tho public.
! was continually pointed "ii on nc
street. l""II" would say. There goes
Ruh"GCcr. tn" man that shows yru {, 1--we
lobster, or Sc" that man That's Ru-
h"rgcr III" live lobster man, ..or'Dn
you want IN 81" Ruhcggcr. III" ny" lob
strr man. There he goes
And 50 W" prospcrcd. tho restaurant
md !, until on" day TN" :ncll'abl" han
r"nHd. No living thing can nv" forever
and ono day Agnes. my live lobster. thar
used % show To my customers and
then nut pnck in it's mn" bed or damn
SCawCCd. died &C old aGc. From that
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sooner or later he will realize that fact.
The sooner tho better for the country
and for himself.
What precisely arc those reservations?
Mr.. Hays sets them forth succintly and
accurately in these words:
These reservations must safeguard
the sovereignty Of the United States
In every particular; rust guarantee
TIC Monroe Doctrine beyond the
shadow Of n dnub:: must either elm
mate Article \ entirely or so modify
il that our own Congress shall be
morally as we'll as legally free after
Il specified period 10 decide when and
where and 10 what extent our SOL
diers shall he employed: must retain
our full control " immigration. tar
III and all other purely domestic
policies. and must provide full rights
to withdraw from the league at any
tim" without hindrance or conditions
cf any kind, upon giving suitable
notice.
Mr. Hays does not say in 30 many
words thqt he would advocate ratIfica-
tion OF III" treaty II these reservations
were Incorporated but tho inference is
plain and unmistakcahlo. He would. So
would Senator Lodge. So would practic-
ally all Of the Republican Senators. Con-
s"qucntly Mr. Hays is fully warranted in
adding:
1t is up I" tn" Administration 10
dccld" whether It VIII or will not
accept these essential guarantees Of
American independence. which would
unqucstionahly hc promptly accepted
hy The other nations.
The correctness OF the last statement
is beyond question. Both France and
have made il clear that they
attack slight Importance TO the proposed
League or what tho Covenant contains.
They will accept readily whatever the
United States may offer. Individually
then. il IS up 10 tho Administration 10
decide" whether it will Join in conserv-
in. the intercHts Of the country, or get
no ratification OF the Treaty which the
President personally negotiated There
Is no other observation-disclosures
Weekly.
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may OPPOSE and prevent any acQuiSi-
ton by any non-Ameriean power BY
conquest, purchase or in any other
manner Of any territory. possession
or control In the Western HenIS-
phere.
Fourth: That the meaning OF Ar
ticle X Of the covenant Of the
League OF Nations is that the MEM
beers Of the league are not under any
obligation to act in pursuance OF
said article except as they may do
eide to act upon tho advice OF tho
council Of the league. Tho United
States Of America assumes DO obli-
CATION under said Article to under
take any military expedition or to
employ its armed forces on land or
sea unless such action Ia authorized
by the Congress Of tho United States
OF America, which has exclusive au-
thority TO declare war or to deter
mine for tho United States Of
America whether there Is any obli-
CATION on It's part under said article
and the means or action by which
any such obligation shall be full
fillcd.
The above are the reservations which
former Justice Charles r. Hughes sug-
gests should be added 10 tho covenant
Of tho League OF Nations. explanatory
Of the position and interpretative OF tho
viewpoint OF tho American people. Tho
believes that tho league of
nations in its present form Is sufficient
and that, in fact the reservations suS-
seBted are not necessary. However, the
suggestions made by Justice hughes do,
n clearer language and In 4 more COM
orehensive manner safeguard tho special
interests OF America and protect more
doctrines which have become part Of
,ur national llfr. All OF tho four propo-
'itions submitted by Justice Hughes are
'lthcr directly or by reasonable implica-
ion covered in the covenant or tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
JUSTICE HUGHES SUGGESTS
!. RESERVATIONS

The Senate OF the United States OF
\ America advises and consents to tho
ratification Of said treaty. with the
following reservations and under
standings as 70 It's Interpretation
and efrect TO be made a part OF tho
instrument Of ratification:
First; That whenever two years
notice Of withdrawal from the
League Of Nations shall have been
given. as provided In Article Of tina
covenant, tho power giving the no
tice shall cease TO be q member OF
the league or subject to the ooiiSa-
lions Of tho covenant OF tho league,
At tho time specified in the notice.
notwithstanding any claim. charge
OF, finding OF the non-fulfillment Of
any international obligation or OF
any obligation under said covenant;
provided. however. that such with
rdrawal shall not release the power
from any debt or liability thereto
fore incurred.
Second. That questions relating
!. to immigration, or the imposition Of
duties on imports where such ques-
lions 90 not arise out Of any, inter
national engagement. arc questions
Of domestic policy. and these and
amy other questions which. according
sto International law. are solely
within the domestic jurisdiction are
not to be submitted for the consider
alton or action OF the League OF Ma
tons or OF any Of its agencies.
Third: That tho meaning OF Ar
tIeIe XXI Of tho covenant OF the
League OF Nations IS that the United
States OF America does not relin-
-quiah it's traditional attitude toward
pu0eIy American questions, and is
not required by said covenant to sub
nit its policies regarding questions
which II deeus to be purely AmerI-
can questions 10 tho League OF Ma
lions or any OF It's agencies. and
that the United States OF America
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noisy rasrs from tho Great White Way
and a few rit""us appeals for just one
more that were heard scarcely beyond
the confines of Manhattan Island This
has been the experience all over the
country. 4 large majority Of mon who
have been accustomed To drink mNdcr-
atcly are able, as Il rule. to get along
pretty we'll without Intoxicating liquors
and nnl il no great hardship 10 be com
PEELED % abstain from them. The word
refuses 10 b" IN mourning for Old King
Alcohol. For the time being III" AmCri-
can people arc settling themselves down
very rhiloSoThicaIly 10 the prospect Of a
prolonged dry season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
RIPPING RHYMES
HUMOR.
BY WALT MASON.

If on" has humnr I'm his makeup.
h" Is iEr darIlnS ,EIld of luck. for
all the troubles lIf' AN rake up slide
off las" wilrr from y duck. II hu-
mnrS IN your composition. YOU
laugh where ether fellows swear.
and II" HdN"ntur" or condition can
al your bosom with despair All.
mo. / rlty SuiEr poor mCrtats who
cannot laugh at Their own grief. YOU
"nun"t mak" them think that Char-
Ties hrIuG L. our troubles quick re-
ii't They =" always prompt Ia
!nu@n 81 others ihry 500 III" iun III
n"I:hhurs cares. they laugh when
They behold their hruth"rs go falling
down IN" flights Of stars. Rut thor
own EiirfS another matter here's
nothing humorous III that: they hand
"ui EricVuuS grunnS and Splaltcr all
kinds "r tears around tho Nat It Is
not hIm"r that inspires you II you
ha-ha AT Other Woe. while your own
tr"Ghl" only Tues you. and makes
n" wcAl known hrny flow. II you
ran laugh AZ your own troubles. you
haN" tru" hum"r In your heart. and
You 'an hoax oft Woes as bubbles
You hay" STlIc for every heart.
'"ryrlEh' 10y G""rr.. Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
NEW YORK DIDN'T MOURN

Golfers magazine describes with
much brillianCy tho frccrackcr which
didn't explode. ny this It means thu hlr
farewell dcnh>nst ruti"n In honor of John
llarleyCorn which New York was rX-
pected to engage IN and which entirely
failed 10 materialiEe. Thr laS' hours of
the last w.t. day In tn" metropolis did
not produce the sH,urnalin Of noisy drs-
sipation or thr frantic exhibitions from.
drink lovers that H." vets had pruphc.
sled anil counted upon. ON to contrary.
New York went dry with only - Law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
GOOD PROSPECT FOR FOOD PRODUCERS
People in Europe Flocking to Cities and We Will Be
Called to Fill the Void of Underproduction There.
By G. CHRISTIE
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture,

, This has boon reduced :" "".o"H i'i'Fs
If mix, winch - gwen 10y cards |" only
babies and InvalIds.
The first American -four which reach
cd Germany since tn" arn!-tIc", SOLD IN
haIf-rtuud lots for ia marks. or nj
tho rate Of about hfty-unc cents
pound other toodsfurts ar" selling nj
unusually high prices. all Of which IN
dIratcS that ia" supply Of food IS far
from mc"tirE tho demand.
The alleged surplus IN India and
Australia has h"Cn much reduced. In
stead IF In.I,a haNInc 2uu, nnn."no bush
els If wheat for export that country
must have n large amount 10 nght of
famine. 4 part Of IN" Australian sur
plus was lost as n result Of mold, ro-
dents and general detcrlorauon.
Congress appropriated IIoo,onH.nrh 10
buy food fnr the hungry pc"pi" or
Europe. THIS has taken a large supply
Of tho surplus foodS' Uits, and has made
4 strong market for agricultural pred
uc;S.
Recently England placed an order FOR
200. nno. UOo bushels OF wheat with THIS
country, for the reason that credit
could be obtained. The credit was
made possible by the money Furnished
tho government through the sale or
Victory Bonds.
Ii ~ readily soon that tho sale III
these large supplies is making place
and assuring larger market Tor thc
iarg" wheat crop row III prospect, ana
for tn" larE" Production Of gram meat.
poultry. and DAIRY products which -
bound 10 com" from tho farms TINS
year. wy
The farmers Of tn" United states. IN
response to ia" can 'vr mcu ter lhc
Army and Navy. gave NOR" than l.u0N.-
nnn boys. and. III ardlilnn. lHnr,nnu
trained farm workers to IN" essential
war Industries. such as shlrnul!dlnE
and manufacture # runn ions. Thcn
the farmers IN l!lA produced %5.n0".uuu
acres NOR" crops than ever were grown
in any previous year. Farmers ar"
supporting and serving the government,
IN every big move.
(CoHyrlght 1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE IS
SAVED,

'Thrr" must u" cff~ct.vc rcs"rvatInns.-
Those hrc n" words nr Chairman VIII
II. Hays. Of ihc Republican National
Countries. They cmh"dy tho unaltcr-
hhir determination If Il mn j0rity rf the
| nlt"d states Senate. Of the Republican
party and Of the AMERICAN people. There
need he no further "unCcrr rtspecting
tho preservation of IN" independence of
this Republic. Tn" tight has been won.
Thos" who mr." unwisrly conveying tho
contrary impression tn tho President arc
either ignorant or dcludcd or valrly
blufflnS. We are telling him the truth
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study &C European conditions indi'
cafes that there Will BE- need for every
p"und Of food that can be produced I'll
American farms This year and that farm
"rS will receive fair price for Their
products.
When the artistic" was signed il was
thought thar tn" armies would b" de-
mOh.lIzcd and that IN" people of Cor
many. Austria, Hungary and the 9TH
countries 1T central Europe would return
and take up work in large numbers on
tho land. TIL, +" was every reason 10 h"'
l!evc that III" peasants would Cuit!Nnt"
the soil and produce large Sharr Of tho
needed food for this coming year
In this respect there has been much
disappointment. Duo to the unsettled
conditions and unstabl" government the
people have been slow to take up an!
regular occupation. In some OF th"s"
districts, where there have been many
large land holdings. the people are de-
handing that these be broken UP int"
smaller tracts and distributed. Man?
thousands of peasants arc leaving tho
mountain country. where they hav" been
producing live stock. and arc now COM
ing down into the valley country wh"Vc
they hope TO get share Of the rich
agricultural lands.
The peasants on these lands ar" slow
70 plant and cultivate. thinking mat
they may lose their labor ana th"!r
crops il the land Is given To others.
The result Of this dr%turhon'" * that
food production Will be materially de-
creased.
In other territory, Guc to n lack or
transportation and seed. crop produce
ton will be very much reduced. Comet
tons everywhere are such that There Is
little hope Of a normal production.
on account oC dlsturhaHC" in the
country. people arr now Hooking III
large numbers 70 n" cities. In IVA
the city OF budapest had u Population
Of about 500. ZOO Will" the population
today is more than @.oOon0n, Tho city
OF Vienna IN the past few months mas
increased in population moro than l.
600 900 During normal times Nl"nni'
received 9OO.UnO lltcrs OF milk daily.
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McAdam
Advertising
Service
REFUSED TO ur1RvEN1.
sos National Bank Building,
Phone sos

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-NicaraxIa
has refused 70 join in friendly intcrven-
lion by all Central American republics
IN Costa RIGA, as proposed by Salvador.
unless tho constitutional regime Is re-
established in that country. according
TO advices received here today Prom
ManaGaa through official channels.
Nicaragua proposes that President
Tln0co b" called upon to make legal de-
p"sit' Of tho authority Of the presidency
and that If he refuses TO do so the Cen
trail American states which have recog-
nized his government shall withdnnR
recognition.
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REVIEW Is DENIED.

LANSING. Mich. July 2S.-The State
Supreme court todaYNcnicd petition Of
attorneys representing Mrs. Stanslaw
I.yprhinski for r writ OF ccHiorari to re-
view tn" decision OF Circuit Judge Fred
crick Wayne, who held her for trial on
the charge Of Staying Sister Mary John.
OF Polish convent ut Isadorc, in Lee
lanau county, II years ago.
Mrs. Lyrchinski will hr arraigncd at
Leland tomorrow morning.
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"our product BSns 20 oafy .
Very restricted class Of people.
How can We roach them most
directlyf" asked . nAannfse.
tursr.
We showed him.
Can we help youi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13
AMusaAAsMrs.



Among the really worth while mo-
ton pictures OF the year. "The Miracle
Man." now on view at the strand, must
take one " the highest places. 1t
stands out as n superior accomplish
ment. The picture Is truly remark
able and has been made with a fixed,
unswerving remembrance OF Its mighty
central thought, which lifts II from the
ways OF the average picture product lon
into the realm Of rare big achieve,
ments. II takes one by the heart. the
head and the eye, and plays Its har-
mony.
The acting was excellent; the photo.
graphic work was for the most part
admirable. and above all the scenario
has been most skillfully prepared. It's
author-the production Is by George
Loan Tucker-has made the nlm one
which displays the imaginative and
emotional resources OF the motion pic
ture In striking way. Quite as
worthy Of praise as Mr.. fuckers finely
imaginative direction is the work OF
the players who have aided him In the
screen Interpretation OF Frank l.
Packard's. story. Unusually good work
is done by Thomas Meighan. Betty
Compson and Lon Clancy In . pic
ture which will please ell movie en-
thusiasts and convert a few moro.
The story has for its central theme
the faith cure. Hearing OF tho won
derful cures effected by the so-called
miracle man." four crooks plan to
make use Of his accomplishment for
their own financial betterment, How
the faith finally gets the crooks them.
selves makes an uncommonly Interest,"
ing photoplay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13
MONUMENT INSCRIPTION CHOSEN
World War Memorial Monument Com.
mittee Decides Upon inscription.

World War Memorial Monument Com /.
mittse Decides Upon inscription.
Inscriptions to be placed upon the
memorial monument for world war
dead. that In to be erected In River
side cemetery. were decided upon Sat
urday afternoon at n meeting of the
advisory board and general committee
In charge Of raising funds for the
monument. Fitting inscriptions were
chosen that explain the purpose Of the
monument, give the names of those
who died In the service, the dates ana
by whom erected.
At the top OF the monument, over
the bronze tablet. and cut In the
granite are to be the words. 'for
Democracy. Liberty and Peace" The
bronze tablet viii contain the names
Of forty -eight Marshall county boys
who died In the service arranged In
two rows. with the inscription. Hon
ored Dead--World War above the
names. Directly underneath the tab
let In tho granite viii be inscribed, ITO
Those Whose Memory We Cherish"
and at each side OF this inscription the
dates. 1877 and 1919. At the base or
the stone will be placed Erected by
People Of Marshall County"
Tho City Federation OF womens
Clubs had charge Of raising the fund
in the county and reported at tho
meeting that all subscriptions were
not In yet altho overdue OF the i've
townships which sisntied no intention
Of giving to the fund. only one. Jeffer-
son township. ~ now not represented
with any subscription. The others
were state Center. Timber Creek, LIS
comb and Minerva, all Of which have
sent in small amounts. subscriptions
were due Oct. and are payable at tho
NarshaIltown State Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTowN IOWA OCTOBER Is 1919

for the use OF this country during Me
war One Of the unique features Of the
program Mas AN Introduction To must
clans. past and present. whose like
nesses in clay wore shown on the
screen. together with the name and
bars from ore OF their competitions
As the different pictures were screened
the pianist played the opening bars OF
the composition.
tnterspcrsing the program were sew
eral animated cartoons. which never
fail to please.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13
Mrs, Greao's Schedule.

The weeks schedule for Mrs. Mary
Gress. county homo demonstration. FOL
lows: Tuesday. at Albion. class In
home nursing: Wednesday. Vienna
township, willing Workers Society
food study; Thursday. Rhodes. home
nursing class: Friday afternoon. LID
erty township. home nursing class;
Friday evening, Liberty consolidated
school, achievement day program. girls
and boys clubs: Saturday. at the or
flee. At the Liberty township meet
ing, Friday evening, Mrs. Elizabeth
Jones. assistant state leader for girls
and boys work. will speak and act as
fudge Of girls club canned producS'
and Paul Taft, Iowa State College,
will talk and act as Judge Of the corn
exhibit of the boys club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13

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get small bottle Of delightful DAN
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several applications the hair usually
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