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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
RIPPING RHYMES
EEnP1N9 EAR-
By WALT MASON

The boss Is keeping tab. my son.
he marks your every curve; and II
you do not earn! your mon. your
get what you deserve. II you are
only sprightly when your weekly
wage you grab. you'll shortly Join
the jobless men-the boss Is keep
ing tab. Perhaps you fool around
at night, and paint the. village red.
when you'd be wiser sleeping dght
in your nice truble bed; then you
are dead upon your feet when you
to duty go; you make snail look
pretty fleet, your movements are 30
slow; you eyes look like total
loss, you have a taste that's drab;
you cannot put such things across
the boss Is keeping tab. Perhaps
your thoughts have roamed afar
from work you ought to do; you're
thinking Of some movie star who
made a hit with you; or Of joyride
you will take when this sad day Is
done; or of shady way to make q
little bunch of mon; or OF a large
planked tenderloin that you at night
will stab; 'twere better far to earn
your coin--the boss Is keeping tab.
And then. perhaps, on t other hand.
you're working like a jo; you're
hustling round to beat the band to
make the business grow. And there
is vigor in your walk, your move
ments are not dead: you do not
pause to watch the clock. and count
the hours ahead. Success Tor you
is looming plain; some big prize
you win nab; the worker does not
work in vetn-the BOSS Is keeping
tab.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

The absence Of Premier Orlando from
the meeting Of the other prenlers ana
President Wilson the other day was or
ominous Significance when coupled with
the previous threat that the Italian
delegates will withdraw from the peace
council in Paris II Fiumc Is not given
to Italy.
In recent years three nations have de-
veluped decided imperialtstic ambitions.
Germany, Japan and Italy have planned
extensive additions to their domintons.
Grrmany's plans have miscarrcd. Japan
dominates the far cast through her
suhjugation old Korea ard China an
islands in the Pacific. At present no
clash Is likely to come between japan
and western nations. though America
may well take warning from the recent
trouble between soldiers OF the two
countries and the fact that 1t became
necessary for Secretary Lansing TO re-
quest the Japanese government to with
draw part Of its troops from Siberia,
tho number Of which had grown far. In
excess Of the allied agreement
The world war has furnished Japan
the opportunity TO greatly strengthen
hcr influence in the far cast. For time,
perhaps for few generations. China
and Manchuria will occupy all OF the
irnperallstic ambitions Of Japan. AT
present the western nations are too BUSY
18th their own pressing problems or re-
construction to interfere Hut htty
years hence. II not sooner. Jhpans un-
restricted power will assume ominous
proportions. for by that time shc Will
dominate one-third Of mankind. ana II
snc should succeed In gaining control
OF India moro than half OF tho human
race will be under the direction or
Japan.
Turning now to Italys program. there
arc signs which should cause serious
thought In March. 1911. Italy celebrat-
Cd the completion OF the first fifty years
OF the United Italy. In September OF
that wear she declared war ON Turkey
after sending the government in Con-
stantinople q list Of grievances on the
previous day. That this was mere
forrrality to try to gain a favorable
opinion from the other powers is EVIL
deuced by the fact that within week
Italy blockadcd the Tripolitan coast.
tornbarded and captured the port O.;
Tripon and landed an army Of 10000
raen TO take posses sion Of the coveted
country.
The claimed Of Italy to Fiume and
the Dalmattan coast. based. as she con-
tends, on the terms Of the secret treaty
t,y which she entered the war, ia a. clear
evidence Of her ambitions.
The legitimacy Of Italy's claim to
Triest, on the opposite shore OF the Ad-
riatic from Venice, was an open CUES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

House on German propagands, FOR cast
ing that balance Of power for him last
November"
the Senate having amended he 'eanlu.
ton fdop.et! BY -he II al! - ridtng Tor
recess Friday Of this week until April
%.
The House is expected to concur in
the Senate amendment. which calls for
a recess on the sixteenth until April %.
when the members will return to pass
upon appropriation bills and other UNI
finished business .tl
a bill to repeal the two-cent passenger
fare law In OHIO wns introduced by Sen.
ator Holden of WARREN county. by re-
quest The Holden bill is said to be the
first move Of the railroads to get q
higher fare. should the roads be return
ed TO private ownership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
HARD TO Relieve ], !,
that TIGHT C0LDa
Not a Bit of It! Dr.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey Turns the
Trick,

The tight cold is the kind that Dr..
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The bAlsam and other healing. sooth'
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the "tightncss'' gives way, without UNI
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Special Dispatch to The InteIligenoes.
COLLMBUS, Ohio, April Senate
Republicans in caucus today decided to
retain E. e ThaTp, OF sBellatre, present
sergeant-at-arms OF the senate. as per
rnanent custodian OF the senate for two
years. or until the next general assem-
bly, Is elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
Police COURT

A .friendly mtxup" was aired in po
lice court yesterday. Theodore Prouset
was fined IS and costs for throwing a
Pop bottle Mt Thalas kokas. hokas
failed to appear as a witness and co!'-
tempt charge was placed against him
Officer Fieishcr made the arrest and
said the throwing Of the bottle followed
a quarrel in q crap game. koKas WI
probably appear in court this morning
10 answer the contempt charge.
Morgan G. klcopand. plain drunk
was the only other offender up. He
drew a fine Of 81 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
BURNING CHESTNUTS
CALL OUT FIREMEN

A still alarm Was: received at the At
lantic house about $3.50 o'clock last even.
ing. taking them to. Twelfth and Eorf
streets, where sparks were found
shooting ten feet in, the air from tho,
chimney Of the Third Ward school. After
an investigation, It was found that tho
janitor had thrown several bushels OF
chestnuts. in the" furnace. The sparks
caused much excitement, and large
crowd quickly gathered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03
PAYING FOR Poop.

PARIS. Aphil 1.-The French foreign
office was advised today that $55.000.-
600 in gold was deposited Tuesday by
the Germans IN the Belgian nationa!
bank at Brussels. The gold is collateral
for the payment for foodstuffs which
the allies arc permitting to enter Ger-c.
many. LOG. -, :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-03

Apparently anybody WHIP wants an
.an.andment TO the League OF Na1'ns
can get it now. BY the time the patch
makers arc done with 1t. the -@Tchant
VIII look like Populist party plat
form.
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7cbe estimate Of s1,soo,ooo for tn

The estimate Of s1.soo.ooo for the i'm
proved filtration plant is based on pipe
at $40 Der ton and labor at s3.oa per
day. Pipe Is about $50 pcY 80 I'D la
yhor about $3.50 per day. To be strictly
accurate, the proposed estimate should
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be faced candidlJ.
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/ up to date Mr.. Eugene Y. Deos las
riot rested his case GA any one Of Mn
Wilson'S fourteen points, but VIC are
CITY expecting It.
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"FIUME OR FIGHT"

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World Peace and Prosperity.
Bv FRANK HAMPTON FOX
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delay In the peace treaty has one Sc
rious defect It IS about two months
behind time.
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By Colonel Arthur Woods,
Assistant to the Secretary of War,

getting positions discharged soldiers and sailors
All United States the War
Department the hearty cooperation OF all the welfare
many national bodies. all of whom liberty
OF Employment
hooking the discharged OF the Army and Nary with
eood job.
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tween per of honorably discharged SOL
of their jobs The
d the bo tomorrow Until everyone OF these
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t fulfill his obligations to the who went to the
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NOTICE IS UERECY GIVEN n.

tha principal place Of nuHr, i.
United Stages, a corporation. ~ill Of
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Of III Centre, Statc Of California art.
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9,der Of the Board Of Director 81
the said United Stages
Dated the l2Lh day Of July, 1919.
d. NJ. PARE FIR.
Seen -yals.
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July 1926, Aug .
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-14

Street Is able to DO out again to the
delight of her friends, after a brief
illness
We were greatly pleased to have
our cx-pastor, Rcv. j. A. Brinlllcv
in our city for the past week. Tho
occasion was to preach tho Odd Eel
lows annual sermon May II. Rcv.
Brinklcy was at lis best and his
sermon was beautifully. delivered to q
very large and enthusiastic audience.
Monday, the 18th the Odd Fellows
rendered Il banquet in his honor. It
was quite Il brilliant affair. Rev
Brinklcy is always welcome visitor
IN our city, whore he is admired and
loved by all. Rev. Brinklcy cx-
pressed himself as being delighted to
sec great progress and real life along
All church lines and the improve
mcnts that have been made under our
present pastor, Rev. S. A. Thurston
whose motto is Excelsior.
Our Church is on tho move pro
pairing for the coming Jubilee Rev.
ThurSton is chairman of tho Northern
Neck and he is hustling to have his
Church and territory we'll represent
cd. Tho Church and all auxilarics
are about prepared.
The Bucna Vista Lodge, G.. U. O.
f. had its annual sermon preached
TO them by Rev. Thurston and he
proved himself equal to the occasion.
Mr. John Banks, of Ronccvcrtc
w. Va. was tho guest of his
law, Mrs. Kissio p.
Banks of Randolph Street.
Mrs. Martha Fisher has gone to
West Virginia for the Summer.
Mrs. Ida Edmondson, New York:
Mrs. Eta Laws and Mrs. Emma
Beverly of Philadelphia were the
guest Of thoir parents Mr.. and Mrs
jesse Barber Of Moore Street.
Lexington Court No. 1O7 is still in
Il very i'ourishing condition. We have
applications from Il great many new
members and learn there are more
to follow.
Tho Planet is 4 welcome visitor
and We don't want to rest until it is |
placed in the homes OF each X. OIL
p. of Calanthe.
-"BEULAu. "
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SOUTH CAROLINA LETTER.
[ - b. WohStnrl

Florence. S. G. June 10 The Row
w. X. Fra5icr, pastor Of the Wash
ington Baptist Church at Lancaster
$. c. after Il short visit here left on
Tuesday morning for home. Rev
Frasicr is doing Il great work for the
cause of Christ and his race in the
upper part of the State. lie is pas
tor of Silver Mt. Baptist Church
where fifteen years ago he found fifty
members but now it has a member
ship of three hundred. Tho CITY
Church has added three hundred to
its membership since he took charge
three years ago. He is n Pythian
and a Mason in good standing. While
cnroute for Livingstone College a few
years ago his father became suddenly
i'll, which put a stop to his cduca-
tional work at that time, but since
then he has availcd himself OF every
opportunity to qualify himself that
he might be able to preach the Cos
pei in its purity.
Monday night at Trinity Baptist
Church, Rev. Douglass Herben. Of
Baltimore preached an able sermon,
assisted by the pastor, Rev. C. II.
Taylor He used as a text Timothy
lS:1. He dwclt on the great neces-
sity of giving thanks to God at all
times for His goodness toward us.
Mr.. n. b. Wright one of the
icao ny farmers of Rombert. S. G.
and Miss Marion Woodward a teacher
AMI T6Ce ""cc"ker Of Gadsdcn, S. c.
were married at tho home Of the
n:loc, on Wednesday Juno 4 at three
O'Clock, Rev. Green officiating.
Airs Wright ic a In D,,,
cdict College, class 1918 and at
present teacher in Mayesvillo Insti
tnte at Maycsvillo, s. G. Mr..
Wright is deacon of Ration Creek
Baptist Church, Treasurer OF Sumter
County State Fair, also one OF the
directors. He is closely associated
with lion. Il. w. WcstEury OF sum,
ter S. G. in business matters
Among those attending the mar
r.ago were Mr., r. w. Westbcrrv
OF Sumter, Rev. J. J. Stacks Prcsi-
dent of Morris College and Rev. j
w. Boykins Of Camden, s. G.. The
bride and the groom Immediately
boarded n northbound train for n
pleasure trip North visiting Richmond
Washington, Baltimore Philadclphia
and New York. Tho writor Joins
friends IN wishing them abundant
success and happiness.
Mr.. j. w. Moore of Wilmington,
n. c. passed through tho city recent
ly cnronto to cambridge, Ga. to
visit his father who is quite III.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-14
FULTON NOTES.
Mt. Calvary Nows-8ricfs OF Intcres,

Last Sunday We had a pretty live
time in our Sunday School.
At 1880 A. M. Rev. Cobbs
preached tho Sixth Anniversary Ser
vice Of the Superior Lodge, No. As
N. I. B. S. We all enjoyed the
preaching of the Reverend, also a
very timely address coming from
Brother A. w. Holmes, Supreme
Grand Master.
$3.50 p. NJ. The Rising Sons and
Daughters of Hope held their Ami
versary services Rev. Cobbs seemed
to be at his best. Everybody en-
joyed themselves.
Tomorrow at 1880 Rev. Cobbs
Will preach a special sermon. Sub
ject, "a Message from God to the
Fox"
At $3.50 P. M. the Morning Star
Beneficial Club will hold their Ami
versary services at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church.
Rev. Cobbs left Monday for New
York, Washington and Philadelphia.
or course he will be with us Sunday
morning.
The first Of June We were very
glad to see Mr.. James Braxton, one
of our Fulton boys who has been in
the cavalry service Of our Govern
mcnt for somt time. He Is now at
home on the reserve list. He is
looking fine.
Mrs. Willianne Jones is yet sick.
She was taken with q stroke of Par
alysis Tuesday, June 3 while at home
Miss Frances Greene has improved
greatly. We hope she will be able
to be out soon.
Mrs. Mary Johnson has been added
to our sick list.
William II. Lee is in the Virginia
Hospital.
Deacon George e. Manning is at
the Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. James Robinson was RIM
down by cars while at work and lost
one foot. He is at tho Memorial
Hospital.
Rev. Thomas preached an excellent
sermon last Tuesday night at the
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church for
the Sisters Pew Club, Mrs. N. b.
Brown, president.
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TRAIN FOR VAUDEVILLE.

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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Norfolk, Va. June S, 1919.
This is to certify that | have re.
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Va, knights Of Pythias N. A.; S.
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LEXINGTON NEWS,

Lexington, Va. June The fun
eral services of Mrs. Virginia Petit
grew who died at the Jackson
Memorial Hospital, 1850 Sunday A.
M. took place Tuesday Of last week,
at $3.50 p. NJ. at First Baptist
Church.
! Miss Lauretta Price Of Randolph
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-10

Weirton, w. Va, Oct. S.-More than
$50 men, declared by police authori-
les to have been members of the
Red Guard" of Finland, were round
ed up, marched to the public square
Of Weirton, forced to kneel and kiss
he American flag and then were.
driven out of town by police and
deputies.
Seven of the men, suspected of be-
ing the leaders of the radicals, after
kissing the flag, were taken to the
county Jail at New Cumberland. Eater,
all but ono was released. He is be-
ing held for investigation by the Fed
eral authorities.
Raid Follows Many Threats.
The raid, quietly planned but SEN
sational in it's results, was the out
come of many threats that have been
made against foreigners and others
employed in steel plants here.
A large quantity of RED" literature
was found in the headquarters of the
radicals. One placard read in Finish:
"Red Christmas, 1918; Red New
Years, 1919"
Another read:
"The peoples flag is red, my blood
runs red; hoist up the red flag on a
pole and let us live or die under it."
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Tsing-tao to Che Foo, with all the
rights, privileges and properties attach
ing thereto are similarly acquired by
Japan, free and clear of all charges and
membranes.
ARTICLE 157-The movable and i'm
movable property owned by the Ger
man. state in the territory of Kiao-
Chau. as well as all the rights which
Germany might claim in consequence
of the works or improvements made or
of the expenses incurred by her. d.
rectly or Indirectly, in connection with
this territory. are and remain acquired
by japan, free and clear Of all charges
and membranes.
ARTICLE 15s.-Germany shall hand
over to Japan within three months from