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Middletown transcript., 1919-10-25
SCIENTIFIC NOTES

BY extension Of the area Of Korean
cotton cultivation japan expects to be-
come Independent Of foreign sources Of
supply.
French scientists have obtained IA
per cent Of sugar and 60 per cent Of
alcohol from cactus that grows pro-
lifically in Algeria.
A Seattle inventor has patented a
newspaper stufing machine that does
the work Of IA men in placing Sec
tions Of newspapers together.
A new electric bicycle lamp to be
carried low on the front fork has
red jewel in the back to make it serve
as a rear light as well.
Electrically driven ventilating fans
have been installed in the Simplon
tunnels through the Swiss-1talian Alps
to keep the air moving.
For bathing infants a folding cab
met has been patented which Is ex-
tended over a bath tub for use, sus-
pended basin holding a baby.
An institution has been established
in England in which women nurses are
given three-year courses In the care Of
dogs and other animal pets.
Where there's . will there Is usu-
ally q lot Of lawyers in the way.
Always put of unit! tomorrow the
revenge you could accomplish today.
Some women are unable to aprTe-
ciate gentleman at any stage Of the
game.
The earth is believed to be fiat at
the poles, and some candidates are
flattened at the polls.
II q man looks upon the wine when
It is red It is very likely to cast re-
dections upon his nose.
II some people would make It rule
to pay as they 60 they would never
get very far from home.
The average man thinks It Is up to
him to purchase larger hat every
time he has ten cents worth Of fame
thrust upon him.-Chicago News.
Middletown transcript., 1919-10-25
Public Sale!

At the garage Of w. Harman Rey.
nolds, Townsend, DEL, on
THURSDAY, October 3Oth, 1919
at IL o'clock noon,
One motor vehicle, make Menominee,
model D, serial number 1914, with
standard attachments and equipment.
TERMS-CASH
PERCY E. CORKRAN.
Middletown transcript., 1919-10-25


We are impressed that the cry Of
4 child is the most potential alarm
On the outposts Of Gods eternal jus.
tice.
Intention 10 the excavation for the
erection Of accomplishment. Aban-
.doned It leaves an unsightly hole In
the surface Of affairs.
After all our struggles in life, be
yond the pale of cynicism. the song
Of the hundred children. In Sabbath
school viii point 4 better way.
Even at the modern bathing beach
many. IN old fellow win dream low
insly of the slime and leeches and
ffogs, ana Of the old hole n the creek.
~. II, Mackley ii Ohio Rarmer.
MAaT =! ! 3 J !! HEN
s d1 -. = ]. : / J !!
Middletown transcript., 1919-10-25
For Sale!

Ford touring car in excellent running
order, can be bought reasonable. For
quick sale.
THOMAS w. CANN,
Port Penn, Del.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Savage Arms Earns $1,000
A Share on Common Stock

For the quarter ended March 81,
1919, the Savage Arms Corporation
reports total earnings, aftor deducting
operating and depreciation. Of $1,o21,-
6lo. This compares with $2,324, 600
for tho first quarter Of 1918. Surrlus
after charges and taxes was equiva-
!ens to Slo6A share earned on tho
ST06s,OO0 common stock. against s472
share IN tho corresponding period
of last yoar. During tho quarter only
S4os5 was paid in preferred dividends.
In the 1913 quarter first and second
preferred payments aggregated S16,-
with $A11,686.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Wall Street Items

John Il. Thaycr. formerly manager Of
the William r. Compton Company and
Charles II. Drew, formerly of Colgate,
Parker G. Co. have formed a partnership.
under the name OF Thayer Drew e. Co.
and will transact municipal bond busi-
ness.
Lawrence Chamberlain 6, Co. have re-
moved their office 10 the National Bank
Of Commerce Building. 81 Nassau Street.
Lloyd s. Emory has been admitted to
partnership in the firm of Villas & Hickey.
The firm is now located at 40 Wall Street
E r. Tomlinson. jr.. has been elected
vice president of the advertising firm of
Doremus & Co.
The firm OF Britton Rollins & Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Richard Horwitz has been admitted to
general partnership in the firm OF Mac
Quatd & Coady.
On Friday. May 2. a party OF officials
of the Cities Service Company will leave
for tour OF the mid continent and Texas
oil fields for the purpose of inspecting re-
fineries. pipeline stations and other devel-
opments of the oil industry In that region
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Corporate Returns

Gulf States Steel Company-March oper
ating income ss7.144 against sso.s39
in February and s57,24l in January. max
ing a total for the quarter of s205.224.
International Motor Truck Corporation
Report for 1918 of the company and sub
salaries shows net profit OF si.246,771.
compared with SI,lzi ,V9S IN lS1i.
Owens Bottle Machine--For the quarter
ended March 81 last net profit after Fed
eral taxes s529.5
Pittsburg steel Company---Sales for the
nine months ended March 81. 1919.
amounted To S26.o2S.20 decrease of
S2.215.S27 over the same period of the pse-
ceding year Net profit. after reserve of
Sl.264.S23 for excess and income taxes.
aggregated S1S7Q2nS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Dividends s
Extras

Manomet Mills-Extra dividend Of s. a
share in addition to regular quarterly divi-
derA of 81 share. both payable May c
TO stockholders Of record April 90
Nashawena Mills--Extra dividend of So
share in addition to regular quarterly
dividend OF Y share. both payable May
None,uitt Spinning Company-Extra divi
dend y 90 a share in addition to regular
payable April 90.
Regular Declar ations
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
sex dividend.
Curb Market

Note.--Thc Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
biiity tor the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Miscellaneous Oil COMPANIES
Consolidated Exchange

UNIT of trade on this exchange, 10 shares ]
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Bonds

Following is complete record of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Liberty Issues
[Approximate Investment yield at the
losing New York Stock Exchange prices

[Sales of Liberty bonds the New York
Stock Exchange carry interest to the date of
SALE and the seller receives this interest in
addition to the sale price,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Industrials

sales; idea Open. High. Low Last.
1900 Am Bosch Mag as % e5 7s% 90 ga
-s$S s$s A%s'ar de IF Mfg: 45 4o1s 45 4SSIs
zoo Amer Oh Prod ia ia w ~
s5s$ ! e.: ;:s s
l2VO 'Claib 'rne&AFy 10 10
go go "Cramp Shpblg. 121Ia 1872 1870 120
2sSS 500 E%fF'9n Enai 9ohnso1 ra1n s. 40 So "a ss
1599 l595 Famous Plas-L Sc ssHa Sc seNs
2oOo 20O Fisk r T wi. s5Ia SO a5M $50
1900 Gen Asphalt. So So 65Ee 66Ie
do0 1o0 ch, *do pf pf ....1o2 1902 1902 1902
600 do pf ..... 11fsp 1fs I'D 177ss
10000 Hupp Mot Car 81, g. aIs s}}ss
15c00 Inter Rub. .2oHa-21I % 2oT 23
100 Jones Bros Tea 24Ia 24Ea 24Ls 24Na
5o00 300o .LibbyMacN&L aoH 81 80 81
5000 NAT An & G. $3.50 s3 sGHs 5TLs s1H
200 NAT Coal & I 81 81 60 60
200 200 Nat .do Fifcpf... If ,s9H ,ssNa ,sA ,sh
1899? 1893 S$$ za sssss,'5' q = q !; e e
1000 *Ph Morris. 12l% 12ls 11M 1oIL
200 sPoulsen Wire 5 So s.
$50 sRem Typewri. 81 62 81 62
6l00 "Savold Tire az 43 41N az
1000 tSimpson Coal 7a4 7aa 6M 6ah
100 Stewart Mfg 46;, 46E, 46fL 46l-
1899 Stand g & e. 39Es 40 38Ia 3sIs
loV0 @ SUI boat vic. 15M 70 1874 1924
1000 Swift Inter. &c 5eNa 55Ia 69Ia
200 'Union Carbide 69I, 69I9 SO GO
1000 Un Profit Sh. 11 IA IN 1eA
$500 ~ S Lit g. II. 2 13aa e. 231
5000 u s Steamship 2Na 2Ia 2aa 23a
1000 Wayne Coal. :. 3ta 4La 3M a.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Coupons and Dividends due in May
are payable at this Office on and
after May LIST, 1919, as follows:

Bath Water Works Company
Brinson Railway Company
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Colorado Bridge Company
Elizabethtown Water Company
Evansville Electric Railway Company
Evansville, Terre Haute Chicago Railway Co.
Housatonic Railroad Company
Huntington Water Company
Larchmont Yacht Club
Little Miami Railroad Company
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company Equipment,
Series "A"
Nansemond Water Company
North PIain6eld, Borough Of
Northwestern Coal Railway Company
Ogden Gas Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company
Olean, City of
Panama, Republic of
Racine Water Company
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railway Co.
Virsinian Railway Company
Watching Water Company
MAY 9TH, 1919
Santa Maria Sugar Company
MAY 18TH, 1919
Catskill Illuminating & Power Company
Durex Chemical Corporation
MAY BOTH 1913
Commonwealth Water & Light Company
Dividends
MAY IST, 1919.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Bid and Asked Prices
for Oil Stocks

Following arc yesterdays closing bid and
asked prices for leading oil stocks:
Standard Oil
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
THE YALE & TOWNE MANUFACTURING
ALI q

special dividend. No. 1ol, Of FIVE per
cent t5ls) has been declared by the Board
OF Directors out OF past earnings. payable
May 9Th TO stockholders OF record at the
close of business April 9th
]. II. TOWNE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
MEETINGS

TIVE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE, STOCK
holders of the STANDARD Gas Light Com
lany of the ti;r of New York viii he held
~ 'he office az the Company Room No. eoe.
Ne. 40 East 18th Street New York CITY
on Weesncsday May lath. 1919, at is
oclcek NJ. Tor tho election Of Directors and
the transaction OF such other business as
may come Ssfore the meeting
JOHN L. SANBORN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

QUARTERLY MEETING or THE AMnH.
asie, at 70 West &c So. at sssS n. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Bonds

unlisted. tsell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

dollars Annual dividend dollars
of 1919 and
onyo on actionso of more.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

"52 times on Sundays 20c.
1855 times 3 times a week 15c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company

16, 1s, 90 and 20 WILLIAM STREET.
New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
A UNION OF INDIGESTION

The fault that the Allies are commit
ting in the front Of their new enemy
the Bolsheviki. is the Same they sc
long committed in the front Of their old
enemy. the German autocracy. They al
lowed that enemy all the advantages OF
the offensive. and merely resisted al
whatever point the enemy chose to at
tack
II was not until the Allied command
was unified that they could do mor'
than hold the Huns or. Similarly The
Bolshcvlst assault on civilization ha:
all the advantages Of the offensive Th'
Allies have not yet reached the ides
that saved them from the Germans
the idea Of unified command
Under one prete1t or other the!
have put of the day Of united actor
against this evil. Why wait until Boil
shevism has spread IT'S argumen
through the crudcr minds, not only o
| their respective armies. but OF thc
whole populations, and then fight it will
their morale thus impaired?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
THREE MILLION DOLLARS FROM GAS

the question eS
ro.te that tax thousand cubic feet on
m carried over twenty-five line in West Virginia VIII
yield on gas and on domestic gas ABOUT
misunderstanding sinai ' S'
of abe s2S5ooo
statement Oh 'S't o
an outline policy should DO followed on tho contrary
feet . ridiculous Of per one
cubic feet should similar tax should DO in"
nod for the million dollars year. and cce
dollar, is raised compensation to the state OF
~ $3.50 t na privilege Of depicting belonging
primarily public
In the name this question in dseeF
that some revenue adequate 10 ~
our own
~ cities towns and industries that arc using $780, 49,, n natural
In fortunate that they nave
gas szpy other towns and users IN the state VINO
with inferior fuels ana UNDERGO oAN' "a
the imposed o" the producing ana 'anS' + 49,
the The 0ter Ken
twelve per inside OF the state vi" not " Dur
will simply be the payment Tor great
Tho state Of West Virginia thousand dollars but
ten times this resource and oo use
million dollars additional revenue 20 al
- We need good get them
We need districts We neeo "
school books get them
We better support OF our u'eFs
4ies this way to get it
=, support Of our hospitals ana p"1eSi' " ~
te possibly two additional sanaT1u "
This is one way secure the necessary
-. .,,.
million dollars
es million would paid by the
COMMANDS anv large outside OF
tia o. trivial advance about hve per cent
hills - those communities, In
vrs s rates have advanced
where from 5" " " 49, Th Ta,t~cncer i, not arbitrary it
;,s .ra
And the public 1ntelEencer wishes " this
Gas question inadequate " insufficient action OS
not three millions but six million a0N from gas
~ m The fight this
will companies may be able to defeat this
action will not be able to defeat the action permanently ana "
longer they drastic that action will be when 1t comes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
OUR WATERWAYS

It is not without special significance
that a somewhat imposing waterways
convention held it's sessions during tho
past two days in Pittsburgh for this
convention comes at time when n new
and broadmindcd view Of the essentials
to industries is a paramount issue to
all concerned in this CITY and vicinity
The particular plan in Pittsburgh
dealt with, linking up the Mississippi
through tho Ohio to Lake Erie and tho
Atlantic watershed and Atlantic ports
themselves. The convention did not dis
cuss n new proposition. The general
idea is almost as old as tho country. mol
is there any novel phase to this inter
state waterways problem.
However, like many other subjects
against which no objection can be urg'
cd and which has no real enemies. il
reuuircs a tremendous amount of boost
ing and discussion TO mature the desir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
DEMPSEY.

Now that the long drawn war Is
dome and peace ahdtS IN camps ana
courts we turn 4 moment from Inc
Hun TO think and talk of h"lriui
snor;s, No armies now dtStoTt the
mans at the bchcst Of car OF
king hu, we'll still have our HUI"
scraps, our little trtumphs III the
ring. While captains who"prd ana
CHARGERS reared, and soldiers, hrcd
the deadly gun. 4 new phenomenon
appcarcd, who packs home bacon
nv the ton. This Dempsey. of
heroic name. that by another JACK
WAS worn. has quickly gained
healthy fame. and made It lot OF
chccscs mourn. Fred Fulton, who
was wont to visit that he would
wear the champccn's crown. ran up
against this DcmpScy'S fist, then
on the mourncr's bench sat down.
one moment he was full or nope
the next in anguish dire n" sat.
and leaned aC;linSt u saGGinE rope
and asked the crowd where ne was
AT. Carl Morris cried. Alas for
. Fred. that ono SO beautiful should
fall. I'll punch this Dempsey
rarty's head. and stop his fo"linG
once for all Eut Dempsey smotc
that mass Of beef. and found the
vital place lac sought. and Carl sat
down to nurse his grief. and read
Jus, his dome Of thought. | like
this man of Swats and hitfs. this
Dempsey. vigorous and strong; he's
wedding out the noisy stiifs and
showing them they don't belong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
ANOTHER BLUNDER

For the laymen i, is hard TO conceive
Just what the administration mas III
mind in its decision to make the shsnC-
=. est difference in decorating the soldiers
:. who succeeded in getting overseas anu
:, +hose whom fortune did not favor, ana
bo made their sacrifice in the canton
noent. That the former should wear.
gold stripe on their sleeves while the
,atter will have to satisfy themselves
with q silver one. is on its face olu''-
dor which should De Immediately
y remedied.
;. Every one OF these soldier lads. lrres-
s ,act,ve of where. how. or in what ca
!: ,,.ci,v he served. did his duty. follow
n ed ,be orders given him by his superior
.,,,.ha,ber il was to Cross the great ocean
d; y, n remain at home and suffer depriVe-
;tions in the rarious camps. mat
o a,,,s number were unable. to so over
:. seos is not their fault. so why suolec'
=, +hcrn TO humiliation for something o'c'
= which they had no control:
Red-tape officials heard the voice o.
: the populace when the order was 1ssuec
y for the return of the uniforms worn o.
. the boys and quickly made an aoou
= face and changed its earlier decision t
n the effect that they had to be returned
, These same officials will again near TN
{ s,entorian tones Of every right think
!. ing American. if they persist IN thelI
present intention TO seefesaS ''''
+ classes the men who saw service across
!. IN. seas and the men who did thei'
> bit" at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Uncle Sam Takes Steps
To Husband Gas Supply

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--Bccausc OF
the serious shortage Of natural gas. the
fuel administration today issued orders
designed To put an end TO waste. which
has been estimated at the equal Of the
consumption. 500. 000.00U600 cubic feet
la year The administration believes
that a large proportion NJ this loss re-
suits from practices which readily may
be eradicatcd.
1T shall be deemed wastcful." said
the order. TO burn natural gas by
means of hambcaux or open lights: to
burn natural Eas for the purpose of
outside lighting during daylight hours;
10 burn natural gas in inefficient appli-
anccs: to burn more natural gas than is
reasonably necessary for the purpose
which il is intended to sorvc: or to con-
sumo natural gas in any other manner
which is not reasonably efficient and
, cconunomicnl Licenses are hereby
directed TO report to the United States
fuel administration all cases where con-
sumcrs persist in the wastcful use Of
natural gas"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
AGRICULTURE IN WEST
VIRGINIA AWAKENED
TO NEEDS OF THE HOUR

fc,cci1 Dispa,ch 10 The lntclilGehcHF'
WaSIuNCiTON. Jan. StrchEl nun
,-,rrI,ur,'s organization for l9l'.
rht.. ,,nror has gone from WASH
,.,,,dn ,o every statc--in preparation
co., ,b,. huge aftcr-wnr tasks OF Ai''''
;c,n farmcrs-and reports OF rcspo''s''
IN nrcry section Of the country arc '""
,,nnlnr in to the Department OIL -si
culture. according to a statement
.,,cd nv that department today.
rnr. of thousands Of farmers are
tanning and making stronger the coun-
-, councils of agriculture. count! la'h'
,,,,roore and other local extension or
o,.ri.otions that have come 10 hold 4
,cc Of vital Importance in the or :
,.on,zod agriculture OF America ~
..t,,,,c .s to tho ntal membership
hnucycr. will be available until inc new
vcar IS 4 few months old. for lhhurr"''
md other causes arc holding PACK inc
,ampaicn in some states.
Those local organizations OF farmers
,,,,ruy much the same relation l" inc
,.orutics as chambers of commerce oC-
,:ury Ia cities They plan for prosper
nus md balanced agriculture. lnt"duce
hr,tcr farming methods. work FOR more
rJ wider markets. They deal cSpe-
riallv with the work OF The cooperative
agricultural extension agencies ana are
MOT intended Ia take tho place or th'
existing farmers organizations. win
which they sustain many helpful anu
cordial relationships.
AS an illustration. says Il depart
nrnt bulletin made public today OF
hnw important The farm bureau pan
has become, and how the campaign mas
b.cp rushed. consider West virginia
RI. Little Mountain Statc-wherc farm
ing has been uvcrshadOwcd by GOA
mining and oil and gas production. Inc
State University at MorgantoWn. work
my with The federal department anr
through the county agents. ana othcl
members Of the agricultural extension
ORGANIZATIONS, launched campaign WITT
results that are considered notable. The
rrsults IN TO December 10 We're tolt
IN tho following telegram from the state
director of extension 10 the secretary
Of agriculture: :
Answering your appeal or Sof"m
Der -, TO continue our state OF pre-
uarcLncss and ~ strengthen the founda'
ton Of Our agriculture. the so farm hu
rcaus Of West Virginia during the wrcf
lust closed have by personal visitation
public meetings being lnadrisablc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
Our Daily Story
Iowa MYKE-

-Show her In" said Ncarcn l'arr,
manager Of The Cosmos Cellulold Heel
Company.
Cracka Doom entered briskly. She
had a high forehead and slightly pro-
truding eyes behind thick spcciaclcs.
II am here in answer 10 your adv"r-
tisement for a salcswonan." she On
planned crisply.
What business experience have YOU
had" asked Nearen FAIR.
II graduated at tho head of my class
from the Chillzcn Fever college az
bookkeeping. s,cncgraphy. saiesmanShtp
and first impression making. spout
three wears as head OF the auditing de-
partnent of the Mason and Dixon I'm"
works, and two as assistant manager -!
the Hop, Skippcn. Jump trous"r seam
manufacturing plant
HIM" said Nearrn Farr. I'll ic'
you know"
SHOW her IN said Ncar"n Farr tn
minutes later.
Iowa Mykc trippcd her GORGEOUS
blue eyes sparkling with gorgeous
blue.
II saw your ad'' she explained.
Have you had--it y"uli pardon n
ncrsoual u,Irstiun---ary business cape
rlCnCc. asked N'Ftftn L al
She purscd her coral. Eup!d'S bow
lips.
well" she said finally. "l'v" don" 4
lot of shopp!nE.
Fine" nodded NHarrn t'nrr Your
duties wil BE- to visit Shu" lnanuiAC'
turcrs Just as you are. Hnd induce: th'n,
to equip their shoes with Cosmos Get
lulotd heels Your salary will IL" forty
Ave dollars 4 week and Sr"cnty-ihret
per cent commission
His condolences WIS not misplaced. IL
tire" months she did L million dollars
worth Of business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - NOTES
and Gossip at the Nation
Capital.

Special dispatch TO The lntrll'senceT1:, n
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Jan: S. .,cr r.,
ro,Inwinr fourth class postmaS,r,H
hayc bccu commissioned for west VIZ
ginia offices: ,-,. ,,.hic, ,s n
,oxrlv established office located ~
W,nro county; Montgomery +. Mu un:.
y, I,,shmcet; Parry b. GraEg at Na sI',
cit: William ]. Lowell At Sonnsp p;d Ut.
- wiscnan AT Wyco. and lnsFlo w
,nrsop at commonwealth.
Senator Sutherland had up WIN nrn III.
,cn.inn commissioner today the apPn,
cation for a pension Of Clay sans y" -
TnrkrrshurE and for an increase %
( - Hanna, Of Hartford W. Va
Donald Conlcy. Of Charleston '"
,,on, -, Randolph Macon VIII" has nGcn
pending his holiday vacation w rdn, nIs
parcnts Hon. and Mrs. W. u. o'" and
IS here en- route to his college. ,.'u -
while here is guest Of congressman
and Mrs. stuart +. Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
ADDING FUEL TO THE FIRE

Tho Holshevis,s IN Russia have pro-
,n,Ieatcd an order to the eject that
husbands shall be selected for all wo-
men between the ages Of eighteen ana
forty-hve years Of aGe.. and that they
shall be- compelled to marry tn" man
seIected for them by the authorities
This IN itself is an outrage. but the
radicaly in power do not stop here
The order continues by stating that all
of<springs resulting from these mar
yiares shall be the property Of tn" gov
.-nnen,, and to bs supported by 1t.
The very mention Of such program
will exile horror in the human breast.
Thus the home and till:al love and duty
sre abolished by radicaiism. Yet. 1t Is
only one radical step removed from the
peryersion OF the social status OF hu-
mu1ity that one sees bubbling forth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-09
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT

1t required only Il few minutes DELHI
Grafton for the jury III III" case Of Sam
Pctros vs.. Or. Elizabeth kcay to return
n verdict for the defendant. The case
was tried yesterday aft"r"non before
Judge r. N. Addlcman in Fart il "i
The circuit court, and lasted only a
fcw hours.
Tho case WAS the outErOwth Of I
collision Of automobiles ono Of which
was driven by the plaintiff and tho
other By tn" defendant. Pcdr"s sued
for the recovery Of II sum little III
excess of 5000 for damages to his car.
The jury took the view that he vas
more y, fault than III" defendant. The
plaintiff was represented by Attorney
Fred l.. Maury and IN" defendant by
Attorney +. S. lion"ck"r.