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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
Our Daily Story
AT MADAME MARCELLE'S.

AZ G.3G thu; afternoon I'inWrIl ANVIL
81 rod. into Madam" MARCEL" oli"lly.s
fashionable l.idrry - *"lc", Il row ha;
for his Tifc. -
At l:25. after Mrs. Anvil had tried on
81 hats. \" pat htS '""t down firmly. !;
It's un rs" .;''Ii.rG undo" any more
Of 'r,r." Ia. WliImalIm"d. II lik" IN"
l!tt!" hlu" on" with th'' red di"Ehat--lh"
Ql!",;; ION - %"t,'"d."
ITS -. ne" t. hav" someone d"cid"
Cor :n"n--$oir""t." with SG|h "NfulS'i"
taste" sighed Mrs. Anvil. 'Rui 'lin-
we'll dear, DON'T y"n rather pr"t"? TINS
nauv" orc with In" pipryc"c'; tcath-
rrS""
Tho it,lc blue ore" Anvil man
dated firmly.
I'm :" CAD you came. dear: muT-
I'M .-..>r;iil"d with Your perfect ias;"-~-
vas jus, what needed. Now this SKY
lac toGrIr trimmed with ure"nts--d"nf
YOU rather fancy this"
Tin. !ili'v hirc 0u"'' ohstInat"d h"-
husband
"Ir,nw,I} don't know w!;a' I'll hay"
dom, without y"U" cuSh"l Mrs ANVIL
"l;raIly don't. don't. really. Sow.
, irnwci'-. with your "Und"riui iaSir-
what 10 ,nu say /" This green on" TRIM
! med with di.;""It fur"
Suit VnurS"lf for III" low" 'f l-u"ni-
! IuS'' ruIr"d Anvil. VIII" WIS getting nun
! crirr and NOR. hungry every minute
| So Mrs. Anvil at $40. rh"s" pHr7d"
! on" with flul"x und"rrinnlmE.
Iinw"!! Anvil, had sirod" IN I" select
! q hat fur her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
LABOR UNREST

That Labor Unrest n" world over
is at least partly due to. tn" cause as
sincd for the whole OF it. by G. V. Cor
liss. in MS recent address brfnr" the
American Institute Of Mining t.ug.n"'rs.
is undrnlable. Az ;hat "a;;s.. IL pr"h-
ah,y unrer:,"vablc anw OF n Ia" near tu-
ture. the dangers seen b. h;iu--a:. |!
everybody elSe--tn such unrest VIII 20
on increasing II h. was r.sht in til"
Importance. he ;L$crib",t - =. and Ihat -
much tho same as saying III" e;ti;at."7
is hopeless
What Mr.. C"rlsS SAL, II "ff"c,. Ma
that :hr r.rSun for lah"r'S Gi$c"rt"u'.
did not lie ia the wages. IN w"rkln2;
conditions. in lon:; hours. but n the fac:
that the worker no longer could or did
take a personal in:"r's activities purely
rnechanicai-;tct., i:...s "a" result IF
which in the shape OF finished product
he hardly s""s ami for which he can
take m particular ard direct credit as
the maker OF something useful or beau
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west virginia Casualties.

total Of So additional casualties
.innnt- NVcs, Virginia men in IL" ntlIt-
Iary scrvic. were reported III IN" OF
,irj:l casualty LISTS ~ hnn"un"rd E
IN. war u-par, rrni between January
=, mad February =. bringing tn" i"titl
rrr1bcr in This state during IA" H"ri"u
OF the war " isis. Th"S" figures were
nnununccd today by thu stat" depart :
,oeni Of archives and history. which
g keeping VI card index system con
tanning information about "arh ana
every West Virginia soldier who's"
rnntc has appeared IN IN" "a!'iai c;'Sh-
nItv list, which was begun By th' la"
wilson NJ. FOulk-
The casualty LISTS show thai *.i;'''
The last report on January is h. III"
dcrartm"nt Of archives and history 4
.otal of ia West Virginia m"n HAY"
nccn reported as having h"on wr'u"i'd
in action. 21S of this number having
rcrn severely wnTnG"d. CO slightly
md :S5 voundcd w!lh IN" d"Er"" an
determined. -Four additional men arr
reported as having been killed N ac-
non, nine died Of wounds. II died OF
disease, ono died from accident and !"
missing in action. TN" total number
az mon from this stat" who har" given
ND 'h"ir lives IN Franc" now stands At
.2T \ total OF SO died II United
! states training camps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
O'Leary Denies Intent
To Violate u. S. Laws

NEW YORK. Fob. %7.---I"rrmiah
uI,+lry, former ~lit"r q: th" anil
british masa%in" Bull. took The WI
ness stand in his own behalf 'n-'';': =
IT his trail in federal court on "A CHEZ
If violating th, Espionage law.
O'L"ary v"h"mI"rtly drhi"d ever NAV
an army br any articles h" had pun
lrhrd. and asserted h" did not Nh''"
| .hai null was regarded as "hSlr"'''.'
, If my American var measures uht'I "'
road a notirr "a that "E"rt pHnIiF''"
| hv direction of Postmaster "'""F''
! Isurlrsnn. ..
| AS soon rs hr Learned! Ny. lhf "'S''
| r,Itnl, that III" maE.i%in" was "bsAFuc'-
! ing ihr United states in IN" "hr. Nv
d.cla ed H. ordered the dls""n;irHit''C''
Of it's publication.
III ! had had the slightest idea thH'
! l:ull was violating III" "Ep'"naE" a'''.
pLcarv IrSiiii,d. L would nave '"tn
! il up and thrown i, IN the sewer.
In answer So question. Ol.rhrF saio
! he had been continually invest gated ~
drpnrtIncnt Of juStic" agents since IAN
wary l. l?lH.' and declared that there
is not a German alien or H"rHlan-
American who has come into inc hahds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
DAYLIGHT SAVING

The present Couar"SS passed but one
measure when -.dH".,. th2 cost q: !iv-
:ns--.l,.. ,!ay!. 4. .;,v,ns, k" tn, h"n"-
rs Of wu;rh r'.3 '.wm liHnNin;'"n
tlIs and also generously extended IN"
G,yliGh; r,:r"at;ou I".r.nd for 'nI'"r
workers.. Ar" ". L. ivS.. n" benefits II
that law: Every ':ty. '"wn AMI vii-
l,sc IS .u."r"srrA "a preserving last
years ;:aj:n II IN" i"'"i.i. at ~" f''r''l
dis: riots Thank Tia; '!'.y axe getting no
a,rau,a.cs out Of ;hr now schedule,
;h.y at East suM>r to- t,pr!vati"na or
loss under It.
business organizations all over IN"
country are app";uIn.; 10 Senator Calder
TO prevent the rrps:L Of III" act which
bears his uaEne. lie IS IN Il position TO
prevent H. Th" short session has but
q few days mrrH TO nun. Tho Senate
calendar is conEsStad. Many of the an
nual INTERPRETATION bills Will fail. The
agricultural appropriation bill ought. to
fail. + III" daylight wasting rider is
not stricken from i.
Senator Carter. Of Montana. won fame
through his successful SInCle-handcd
tillibustev against = river and harbor APP
propriation bill several sessions ago.
II the worst comes 70 worst. Mr.. Calder
can win fame by using similar hero
methods with tho agricultural appro-
priation measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
Friday, February Is, 1918.
NOT A POLITICAL QUESTION

Tho problem Of League OF Nations
.ho,ran.t make tor party cleavage. This
effort should be curtailed or annihllAteo
AZ IN. outset. The fact that 1t is the
cherished project Of President wilson
naturally Gives II a backing by those OF
hi. own party who follow him hhadly.
Fortunately. however. not sill the Demo-
Gratis IN high position win permit them
selves to Be bullou1ed into tndorsins Il
1t Is safe 70 say that were II not
for Mr.. Wilson'S authorship larger
oercentase Of Democrats would be op-
posed. than Is the case With the ke-
pobl.cans. This conclusion rests on the
obvious fac, that tho Instantaneous
naturally would not favor anything that
would go clearly work to the advantage
OF England and what is true of Irish
Americans holds equally true OF Ger
oan-Arericans. whose feelings against
England require TO comment.
On the other hand there are nuT"r-
Gus Republicans who favor tn" League
Of Nations idea while others are against
il. simply because it IS ,he pet project OF
tho oppos:tion party. Such party clcav-
age on a question so vita. 20 the entire
citizenship Of The United States should
not be. Let's decide the wisdom OF the
measure not from party standpoint.
but rather from, tho point Of view OF
what is best for the entire citizenship.
If the complex problem proposed.
binds US 70 compac. with nth"r ma
tions which may prove detrimental 20
/ us in years 70 come. it should mt ~ ar
proved. On the surface i: locks like Il
radical departure from II" MI stab
lishcd policies OF THIS government a7ss
a dangerous ard compi:"o''l %'n;rr:,
and for this reason. :; t"r n" other.
should be put bcfo-" II" f""ii" :"r thc.r
decision. with all party lines "li:nina;"''
IN coming TO n final conclusion of what
is best for the United States and not
what is best for either Of The political
parties.
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Daniels Opposes The. >
Amended Oil Bill But
The. House Adopts Il

WASHINGTON, Feb eth" house
today adopted the conference report "n
The land leasing bill and sent il 10 til,
senate for final action.
Opposition 70 the bill because Of,
provision affecting tho naval reservc in
California and Wyoming was clp-essrd
in letter transmitted by. Secretary
Daniels to Chairman Swanson. OF the
naval committee. and road late today IN
/ the senate. The secretary wrote that
he wished IL correct Statements that
| he favored the measure.
j Immediately after the letter was
read Senators Fittman. Of Nevada. anil
| Shafroth Of Colorado members of the
! srnai" conference committee, conferred
with President Wilson. who was then ~
his room in the capitol. requesting that
! l." ask the secretary TO withdraw his
| opposition. Later Senator Shafroth held
! another conference with the president.
! who was understood 10 have advised the
! senator 10 take the matter up with Mr..
Daniels.
: II understand said tho sccrntnry'G
, letter. that n statement has been made
I by some member Of congress that III"
, attorney general and tho secretary OF
| tho navy favor IL" land legislation 70
] ported by The conference Commute" ON
. public lands uf IL" two houses. lnu
| know my position al tho ;Te has hccn
! that while not opposing the Ira sing bill.
which cn"or. 7 have opposed incornor-
: at!rE any provision with roE"rcn"G ~
! ihc naval reserves. IN such :.Slation.
! I do not favor tho hill that has been
! agreed upon: 10 not think Il is just 10
/ the government ard while IL is better.
i as FAR rs IL" uava: reserves M" con-
: r"rnrd than The original bill. my aIi!-
| tudr IS thai III" naval reserves ought
no; - II" touched by legislation. Sus
ought 70 b. settled by III" courts.
! Il did agree with tho attorney gen
! era! and tfH secretary IS til" interior
| rlpan 4 precision s0mr limo acn thai
would protect ;hr naval reserves ana
would confer upon tho president power
/ Ia operate m" going wells. did this
: l'"..7u:,r 7 HID not wisl, {" assam" 10 D.:
; standing III n" way .: The paSsaG" or
! legislation nf InIn6riarc" which ! fav-
! cr"d. and writ" you because ! hop"
/ Won will corr"r; tn" impression That
| have changed ny a'ti;':hc. 7 h"lI"'"
! that the naval :nt"-"Sis r"Tuir" THAI
: Whatever naval reserves belong 10 ~"
/ navy Ivy law should SO ~ tho navy.
/ though the final matter should hr s";-
| lied lv tho courts. unless tho provision
! referred ~, which IN" attorney general
! aud myself agreed tn some tim" ago. -
| iu%nrpurat 81.
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,rb. .n-rinal pr"hi"A ~ rrail! NV
-, difficulty If ,ur railroad 'ra'S
,,or,,r,uu srS,.H. LIS solution VIII
,ona,ica}ly solve most OF our ''"'S
r,rtarior "rmplcxltI"S.
.rb, ;r,onrtanrc If the railway t'I'''
.,.,i .u,ny. b. appreciated from III" '"''
inn, yriIl. ,hr total m!i"aE: al i'".''
,.,,. r,lIrnaj tracks; III tn" CnIt"o S'nNe
-. so,ncthinc more than 2t""'" n''c'
,L, ,riIcncn Of terminal tracks Is a.
,..,,,, an nnn. or much moro than "'i'
,h;ra or lin" total railway mileage VI
lie country.
,,orsider,d from III" inHcS'n''"'
.t,udroint The Importance "t tho Lei
,uinal app"arS even rr"'t'rr' Inc 49,
,..,s,,irrt in railroad terminals ''''''
,i,an EQUALS IN" total investment III al
other railroad property ,,,.
Tr.. iu,r~;iurn. ia Il recently ''''
.,ructcd passenger terminal f"pr""'"s'
,,.,,,r, .suiIi,ur:i 1" hTlI
,r,,uh,,.-track Observation-Disclosures" 81 go
,,,I.,ry terminals of = l'nE'h "at;al ~
,I,., Of all tn" railroads entering 'hh'
terminal. ,a.
\. wed from IN" siana""ni al "'''
,.,,s ,hc railway r"rnilna! becomes rE''
/ , ,,rrr- factor IL III" tr;tiE ''' '''' :
rrrr!nrn. Th" average freight rN '.m
,.r4 ,hmr. ;w"niy-flrc miles day. In'
.,...-,ro speed II Il freight iraIh II"
,wccn terminals is ten nr fifteen "'i''S
60, nuur. Tho average freight cur 'h"'
-nrnis about twelve hours IN ~" .l'.
,r,r.l rnr every hour spcn; N''"'''
| terminals a., 81,
| heretofore. discussions ne !" IN" "o'3
f,.. - ~. terminal problems az OIL
,,,r,r, hai, hr"n MGR" or i"SS H''
,,mir. Rur MI CLEARLY pointed ~ '- -
,;,rcxeiiy fn. cn-op"rIIiv" "r"ra'''' :"
.rrm,n:I and. IN fart. Of IN" Fn''r"'.
,rons.nrIaliuu system n Il Who'". n"'
,i,c railroads. yy"r" w:th"u' IN" "EH
.,,,r,,rjiy ia MAKE this change.
Terminal rar,iiti"s Hr" for mo nut
,,o... If handling either freight "f pass
c,ror tn iilus,ra'" improvements
.,icJ lot Il" SAKE up III" matter ~
r,oesenrcr traffi" which is divided 'h''
.,rrourh" and "snhurhan" traffic.
l, is highly desirable that All NJ 'h'
| ,,.,.scrrrr facilities be rnnc"n' rai"'' y
,,,.. central point. but in som" Ioca''''e'
topographic and G"nEranhi" 'nnd ION:
10 NOT permit ihiS. In Other '"!'a
Illustrations If si%r will not n"r;nIg IL
! ~ the rasr"nc.r traffi" I" Il" "nnc"h
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RIPPING RHYMES
THE OLD LONGING.
BY WALT MASON.

M odds how mild tn" winter Ia.
how mut..$ll% tho hli22ar9s biz. we
long and y"arn for spring: "" want
IL sc" the h"w"rs in hl""nl. {" $50
tho grass enjoy Il bloom. and hear
the blu" jays sing. Sometimes
you'll Srr q winter try Ia emulate"
the warm July. or spring IN" curves
Of June: hut il &c winter. after all;
tn" vines 'hamE dead upon The wall.
w" hear no "nthirds tune. The
skies may be- all blu" and fair. ard
warm as milk tho genial air. hut no
ones footed. wrt: ihr hhuGhS ar"
naked on the trrcS: where nrr tho
blossoms and tho bees. the things
tina. hit tho spot" OLD winter
~miicS like blooming May. pretend
inx that he's had his day. and that
hos not shot his bolt: hut still ""
rrar and don't believe: We think
he's something up his sleeve. We
dread another JOLT. Until tho land
IS full Of wr"ns. and lambs and
calves and srttIn hons, our f"ars
shall ncv"r cease: and We AT" long
ina, for The day when winters really
gone away, and spring has br"uGh:
us peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
TOUCHING LEITERTOS7. LUkE'55
PhR|5HIlNERS FROM TIE RECTOR
DR. DR|7T|NGHAN|. AFTER ILLNESS
Calls Members Of His Flock Tc Services Next Sunday Com
r1emorative Of The Completion Of thirty Years VI
Continuous And Active Service

'i,ml has answered our prayers ny
restoring ~" :" h"ulIh again. ana
through IN" g.urruu~ Kindness 81
friends. my rruNHirsr"r,". - being
.,mrl"'"! III ,hGS wonderful! piH''
y h-r.. -. ~. constantly reminded 81
,;n,i'& hniItIt!..:s mercy :" tn" "h''-
iron g." mru. ami "t liz GrArl"uS
,"..+..ii.'.. ''rhruuSh IN" operations 81
n.> haHdS.'
k.asu 'I,.iiIr v"u win all my
heart: fer what has h""n don" :"
GENEROUSLY IrI thought FUZZY mas
h."r,'L uI" NOR than YOU can ever
p,rnw. v" have hnd SIrHnR" ~
:".rJrncrs ,.V"rTwh"r'' sine" last
.p"!." .r wrote" /" you. For IN" hFSt
am" IN lh,' liz" ,f mos; ar H% Vs.
have been threatened with d"ath-
dealing pla cue anil many HAY" di"d.
v" hay" seen all places of Puhli'
convention and even our churches
,,in...i This W. never. saw before.
and | am qult" sur" Their" ar" Few.
# any. 70 whom there has not come
a u"Iv ana stirring meaning I" that
pnth",ir and we'll known rhras" IN
tn. midst of Iii" W" aI>' IN d"a'h.
Certainly. rraliZ" II as n"H""
before. and | do want I" r"d"di'a("
myself th"Qy. soul and splrin /"
M. S"r,.Ic" &c III" Master, and I"
you my brethren n :: sober. ri%ht"-
Gus and Gudiy lie. III winch r"S""
luton may God confirm ana
strengthen me. that as ! grow III
age | may grow in Grace and IN
Ia. knowl6-II" &C our Lord ana
Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Finally. May / NOT ask rs many
as POSSIBLE to meet me III = SerNi""
Of prayer and ;hank"sivlnE Sunday.
March tn" second, our Lcni"r
services Of 4 necessity will b. some
what curiaIl,H. as VIC VIII only
hav, TWO weekly meetings. on" on
Tuesdays. IT 4 T. IN. lh" other on
Wednesdays. At $50 p. III. hut thr
Sunday evening services will h" re-
Sumrd on tn" md. and Will be h"l'i
regularly as in IN" past.
ask the hearty cooperation or
every member nf this parish. and
may the hlrsscd Lcnt"n Feast ~
1918 prov" the best "" have ever
enjoyed
Affect iOnatrly.
Your Friend and Rector
JACOB ,ERGTTtNGHhM.
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T'hurSdq..'> mai! hTvU.;h' |" III" nun
,!r.,.s - members: e -. l."H' : l'r"'"'l =
;,ni I:rSr"rnl church. "t Ia" Island 4
letter G~nrr thor h"lof"h ra:i"r. ~.
.'l,rh l!rilitushr;U. ni:'""'i'" i'S "'N ''''-
Iir:., r..,.r.,.fy. ni'.E 4 i.""i""&'H ana
,:nri.c.r,.IIS :ll::,s.+ - N" '''i''~' - Nh!'h
las i:!. WAS d,-%II..rl a.! III" iil'' "a
l"Ni sunday h." wrUi! '."nhU'i ir"'h-
,ac .ri .I.:uus >'"Ei''S IN" WIZ Ne
- IN. ""rli'!";i"h ~ nus
thirty y.rrS -: ."ulul"ni~ "a! a'll'"
,..":,... - tho spiritual head If 7l"'. par
n 'rh,. l"f'.r cam" from Aliani'
city. wn..rr Or. ana Mrs friI'lnSh'om
went s,.yrra, w"ci.& ng". -. spend ih''
period ~ Tia" formers '''H';,i'S'"l!'''
hut later n IL" day they r':,rh'd tn
CIV rr,ln j!.. >..:i<',"rr resort. an! d"T-
in;; the .v",,ur w'r,. greeted with great
:,c-Iaim hy ru.mh"r. Of n" ""ngr"SA-
ton. pr. Wr!rLinGhau locks his former
robust SELF. nnd l"vhs forward ""'l-
,,cu,,y e., rrsi:ning AL n" activities Of
hi& Cody work.
His letter t. III s.. l.uhc's parishon-
rrS follows.
NV deer rarishun"rs And Friends:
I shall h;.y,. completed thirty years
Of continuous services IN st. Lux"
ne ycur rector on Sunday. March
second. 1919. and | purpose. 'r"C
willing. to return 10 lou 'hat Gay
~ TAX. IN a:aj: IN" work ihat mas
h.>ou So seriously interrupted Ter the
mast three months or moro.
God has i"d ~. through a""p
wutrrS--y~S. lie has led IN" through
I'm, He has also brought IN" ht'k
a.-a!n: back To- tn" dear ones "a;
home back - MY many friends IN
WhrrIia.:. and hack /" You L" whom
have miniStcr"i during th'@i" many
wears. They hav" been 'nds"d
cvcntful years. and hhv" b""A
drawn very clos" to many IN 'h''
community. but never s" closely az
during Tho trying, months through
which | hav" recently passed.
some ;lnl" after tn" surgeons
KNIT, had don" !ts SUCCESSFUL W"fk
and the weary weeks cr"pt on.
h.,,,nr aware 81 the many tokens
,r love and friendship which had
r"cn bestowed upon me-. not only ny
nv own people. hut by man! out
sid, our parish and do desire
most earnestly :" convey I" you all.
NV sincere thanks for your thought
full goodness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
COMPENSATION Ncwa-

An industrial! pension was awaroe"
today by the stale compensation w.,
n;yr,mcnl to Mrs. RelIa ""sliaAl "'
Gem. ". Va. widow Qf George W:
Irestfall. killed while III the employ %
the ireland Lumber company. IN l"e
nm Of so q monlh. Compensation
amounting 10 S. week for !3' weeks
,Iso vas awarded Wassil BunderocE OF
Switchback. un cnploye "f IN" fota'
non,as Fuel company. for fracture o'
lis left arm and left leg.
New clectiouS to protection uhr'r W.
,,rl,rcn,s fund were received today as
+, low: {. SclbaTSh company. road
traders. Of Williamson: Craig and JUS
ter. rig builders. Of Hundred; t|"'lS'
IRIS. bakers. OF Charleston: National
Catering company. Of char "s'"n; E'"'
nony House and Material c"inp""!
builders supplies. Of hluch";1. an'
lem Leather company OF Ph'Iad' !phih
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I ,ra,rd in one station: This - true Of 4
city Ike Chicago whore u station SUI
fjcjrni 10 Accommodate ali nj lhc
Messenger trains entering the cilE
would b. too larE" for the convenience
rr III" travelling public. or for economy
cal operation.
Tho ruulcs If entrance TO the pass
cngcr station should be rs direct as
possible. and. whore moro than ono sta'
ZION - necessary. the entering n4rs
should be- 50 grouped las TO eliminate
any crossing. These. rntranc" routes
should be concentrated as Hlucn us
, possiblc SD that the usage o0ta'h'o
may be- the maximum on the invest
m.ut. and also bccansr-wi;hiR Im''S
| IN. greater ihr traffic density INC
| moro economical the operation.
Annie station space should "" pro-
! vidcd Tho arrangement IF entrance
bnrraE. checking facilities. ticket OIL
| rircs. and 80 on. should be such 'n't.
! ~. passenger may trav"! III d'I.''
line from his rntrnnCr into inc "'"t'''
10 ;hc roint where h" takes MS .i","
: Exits from track platforms Shouiu
; direct 10 The rnncours". so that th"r'
u,or ~ no. difficulty in meeting Ih""''
! iItE passengers.
| .rh, nroyi;,r hardl.rg of s'ihu"hl:
,rnff,.. i n large problem at all NJ our
! urban railroad rcntrrs. Our Nn"r'ca'
! roiI-nads hav. no; handled tins 1TlI u
; Sn effectively rs hay" som" at 'n'
. Europ"nn railroads. IN! VIII" '"h"''
: lions arc not analogous. tn" An!rrIcar
! .,iIrnadrr could learn mach from
, .tuGv Of European methods
T.hr practices i'll iiHs country HnS
hcrr in handle III" sThm"h"n trar
! ,uu,.h Iira carnr ~ The through hNhI
| .;istnnr" ,~;in 10 handled. ANh"uEh w
! character 80 traffic Is entirely d''l"r'
: mi, Suburban traff. rari"k"S Sr"a'H
! or tho nafmrr nf in"al or urban 'rahS''
/ nnrta,iGn. I. does not require ih' SINUS
! facilities \. through traffic.
! when RI NIL prn":cahi". SUBURBAN
-, rTi.. s',,,ul,! u" entirely *"rr"Ea'rS
franz through r""ff;". 1t. requires "n'H
! ruinadinf; platforms. much In" same ~
! .,,hwavs Rr elevated trains. nd tao'''
! tics COR Sic ra%;l and continuous or
n-,ri,r oc tra'rs \ good example ~
: s.-r,.,,,o.! SUBURBAN. traffic is IN" u
! l:ncis C-"ntrai IN Chicago. wh'r" i've
,,hurhan .r,rns us" n"i,hcr th" TRACKS
,.ar NO stations cf the Through pass
! rrrcr trains.
! ,ro7yrjrh:. 1917
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
High Honor To West
Virginia Masons By
English Fraternity

IurAEI.ESTON. W. Va. Feb. e.
Hunory which are regarded rs s'fnA'
nn.s have been conferred upon officials
IF the West Virginia grand i"dG" 90
Maxons both Charleston men. profess
sDr George s. l.aIdlry. grand master An"
CAPTAIN John NJ. Collins. grand E'Tr"IAF!
by tho Masonic fraternity Of i.nTiAhu.
The Charleston men were inNit''i icy
Edward L"trh~orth.' grand s''"rrtar! 81
England To attend III" Masonic p""'"
celebration ~ bc held III London from
July .2% to % inclusive.
The invitations w"rr sent ny. cA'i"-
rr4,m.' Delegates (" III" c"i"hrhtl"h are
70 w. III. guests az IN" grand louGH "l
England while abroad. The 'hari"At"si
men have not decided whether they Will
attend the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
CAPITAL NEWS


CHARLESTON. ". Va, Fob. al
charters were issued Today 10 the sec
rotary of state to the following cor
prrations: ,.,....,,.,,,
wheeling and >cntucky pcr"l"pm"n'
company OF hectiuE. ". Va 10 DE-
v.lon oil properties in West virginia
ard Kentucky: capital stock S'o'Vev'
.ncorporatcrs. l.. G. PAUL George
nnoy : p. Norton, &. w. Norton! and
r.. Eraty, ali OF " hccl:nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

Taxing The unborn Some relief for
,hosr. who ar both born md taxed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

No r.or"ii can convince n Yankee SOL
Gicc TINT IN" Rhine rs better than either
The Mississippi or the Delaware.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

A W.&,erncrs only objection to Kin;
R,rlrycnrn. is TIM. the post-rn"rterl
ceremonies ar" TOO long and ;hc inquf"t
:ruitlcss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

~ m. department who has no. been
cfcnrcd his liberty in "N'HahE' Lon
mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

Scr. champion Rex prr*altum At tn"
Dog Show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
PFpPIEXING TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS
Railroad Terminals of Such Importance as to Denlano Hofe '
Than They Now Receive
Rv JOEE F. WALLACE

(l rrcnrc and Auhority Transportation CONSTITUTION