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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
SIDE TALKS
SOME THINGS DECENT PEOPLE
DON'T DO.
BY RUTH CAMERON

Suppose as you 20 down the street this
morning Won were to meet 4 returned
soldier hitching along on crutches or
with an empty sleeve hanging by his
side, or most bitter uC all. condemned
To walk In darkness all the days OF his
life.
And Sunpose this man should come up
10 Won and say Il haven't had anything
to eat for two days" ana ask you Tor IL
small loan. can you imagine yourself
pulling away from him and saying cold
Iy. The war is over. Don't bother me
any more
This is n fool question. isn't It? 1t
could have hut ono answer.
Deccn, people don't DO that sort of
thing.
Some OF The Things This Loan Means.
Well, then. here's another thing that
decent people don't do. They don't re-
fuse To subscribe TO the Victory LIBERTY
Loan If for no other reason Than theE
remember it * a bigger md better wa?
Of looking after that soldier anu all III"
rest Of them. \ big guarantee that lhrE
Shan't either have tn ask Tor loans or ="
hungry. \ guarantee that they shan't
have 10 suffer industrial penalty rs Il
reward for their endurance and Sacrl-
they onnl> back with soni" handicap like
n los, limb or blindness the government
will make i, it's busincus 10 teach them
how to ovrrcnm" that handicap.
Like saying To Tho wounded Soldier
"Dont Bother NE"
To say I'm sick and tired "f ALI thcs"
loans. "" given all I'm going l" give
and that is tn" rnd nf it, (nS | heard a
woman Of means say ihr other day. is
equivalent 10 pulling yourself away from
that soldier and saying: THE war Ia
OVER. Don't bother me any moro. Tho
was is over thanks In him and others
like him. The infint" boon of p"ac" ~
ours \ year ago. in lhat drrnoIul
black time when W" waited anXiouSiy Tor
our daily papers. read them irrrrlshIE
and laid them aside with thr h"art SICK
moss Of ono who has wnit"d long tor 4
letter and found only depressing news
in tiff you had been asked in those
DAYS what thank nffrrin.: you would
make if tho war might rc suddenly over
what would YOU hay" said" Would you
not have been willing 10 give rs much
az today YOU are asked "a lend.
They May Get Hold Of a Button
There are people (outsldr of the very
poor I mcan) who Will nor possess any
| bonds IN the Fifth Loan. They Will get
! hold Of buttons somehow and wear them
| (pcrhaps with tho means 10 buy thous-
and dollars worth they will buy a fitlE
dollar bond and thus shamcfully possess
themselves of Il hutton.) But they will
| know the rotten truth about themselves.
| You know the sort Of people they Will
b. mean. selfish, without any standards
of citizenship or any sense Of honor
What doth it profit a man If he gain
! the whole world and lose his own SOUL
WIS written for such MS these. What
does il profit Il man TOR wnmanl II he
| have fur coats and fifty cent cigars and
a platinum watch and the latest model
roadster and the best Of food at his table
| if he lose his own self respect by not
doing his share on the Victory I-ibert?
| Loan?
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Anse|I Argues For
Army Justice Reforms

WASHINGTON, April 22.-lh"ut"nan'
Colonel -Anscll. former acting judge
advocate general. continued to-day his
attack upon the army system nf JuStl""
before tho investigating committee OF
the American Bar association. He r.
itcratcd his assertion that the existing
system was derived from days when
common soldiers" were tho rasSalS of
the king. aand failed 10 recognize SOL
dierS as citizens Of tho state. and de-
clarcd it was tho natural result Of such
a system that an officer caste had been
built up.
Declaring il fact that tho enlisted
man did not receive h" same cOnsd-
Grafton Of his rights under til" system
that officers enjoyed. Colonel @nscll
argued that the only remedy lay in writ
ing into the law the guarantees Of the
rights Of the soldier. While this is
left TO regulations 10 nc prescribed by
rhc President. ne said. i; cannot he cf-
frctivc.. The attitude OF the army"
hc added. has hrcn intolcrant toward
those methods necessary tn justice.
They do not take kindly to legal re-
slraints."
While Il commander Of troops mu%t
necessarily have arbitrary power "t
command. the officer asserted il should
not 20 To the extent Of permitting them
20 hang mon.
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WE WE EVERYTHING s seS

200 new Cabinet Chambers. roc each.
ONEHALF dozen Collapsible Baby
Buggics, $500 each.
NEW Garden Tools Mt cost.
10 Old-Style Sewing Machines In GOOD
condition. $3.50 each.
4 Drop-Hcad Sewing Machines. $40 each;
dozen Revolving Office Chairs, "
each.
Chandeliers
Upright Piano. $500.
CLOSET Bowls. Sinks. Office Desks
Miscellaneous Furniture, Clocks.
WE HAVE 100 single white ensILel
beds. springs and mattresses. complete,
Mt $3.50 each; IS oak wash stands. In
good condition. at $500 each.
one large gas restaurant range.
ONE physicians operating table. IN
good condition
100 opera chairs. 800 each.
ONE lot OF crooks at Sc.
leo revolving stools, $40 per dozen.
ALSO a large line Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
1851 AND 1893 MAEKET STREET.
Telephone 3o131.
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DISTILLERS PLANNING
FIGHT ON PROHIBITION

CHICAGO, April @2.-Practica oility OF
enforcing the national prohi bition
an:cndr9ent by concurrent power" Of
congress and the states, was question
I'd today at meeting OF the disti!lers'
committee in charge Of the dtstilling In
du&try's fight against prohibition.
TIL. point was raised in an opinion
submitted by Levy Mayer, counsel Tor
the committee. following reports that
referendum petitions had been filed.
were in process of filing or were in cir
culatiou in Ohio. Missouri. California
Washington, Oregon. Nevada. New Mexi-
CO. Nebraska. Oklahoma. Arkansa& Col
orado. Michigan and Maine.
I'm my opinion, section one OF the
amendment is not sclf-exccutfng and un-
til legislation has been enacted to on
force the amendment, the latter Will
have no effect and will DO practically a
dead letter." said the opinion. which
added that that was confirmed by the
next section which expressly provided
for enforcement by stating that CON
gress and the several states shall have
concurrent power to enforce this article
by appropriate legislation
TT is Of course, impossible for con-
gress and the legislatures Of As states
to act joiutly-that is concurrontIy.
The congressional and legislative wills
Of congress and the IS different lcgls-
laturcs II not exercised in the same
identical way. will lead to confusion
that Is almost incom7rehcnsible. $3.50 "
Furthermore, il any Of the AZ states
act in a way different from that in
which congress may lcglslate. Of If con-
gress lcglslates first and the states sub
seQuently. or II any states lcgislatc first
and congress thereafter and the pro-
visions Of such legislation arc not idcn-
tical. the conflict to which 1 have re-
frrrcd will instantly arise
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Big Rewards For the
Australian Soldiers

MELRO URINE. Monday. April 81
I'ndcr the provisions Of lhr War Service
Act which is now III force. members or
the Australian land and sc:l, forces. and
their dependents Will receive assistance"
TO Il maximum "f $50" from the GOV
crnmrnt. toward buying homes.
The act provides that soldiers sail
nrs and nurses who served abroad. the
widows and unmarried dependents of
soldiers and sailors and the mother of
sailors whose husbands have been inca
pacitatcd my acquire dwellings and land
from thr stat" uri IL rent purchase SSS-
TEN ut cost plus fiv" percent. Tho pay
mcnts may he made ~cr:siy or monthly
and can be- extended UTcr period OF
from twenty Ia thirty-Scv"n years.
The act also provides for money adj
yanccs on mort Cages. the erection IF
houses on lands "f applicants and the
taking over Of existing mortgages.
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The Anonymous Letter
By SOPHIE IRENE LOEH.
York Evening "o''
The Coward Who Is Afraid to Sign His Name:

have seen much unnecessary pam
pruducrd lust because the person VINO
receives such letter fails 10 play MS
part as IL rccipicut Of il. and that IS 10
ignore II.
Ii is very rare indeed that the threats
made and the efforts 10 hurt IN a SIN
lister letter Of this kind ever nave any
effect whatsoever if the recipient pays
no attention to it,
Animosity. jealousy. covetoushrss-
MI these germs are found in the person
who writes an anonymous letter
When YOU receive one IF these ma
liciouS missivcS. you can make up your
mind the person who wrote II mas SONIC
Of tho following traits: -,
He is tho man who would desert MS
Hc would purloin tho penny from 4
She is the woman who would 80 INTO
the homo Of h"r best friend ana steal
her husband.
H. is the friend who makes you
think what 81 good fellow YOU arc ana
secretly lakes your wife out 10 dinner.
She is the girl who hcratcS you IN
the eyes Of your best beau
He is the man who would boast or
woman's love.
she is the woman who would break
mans heart just for the fun of IT.;
He is tho person VIII" branoishes
women's names in club rooms.
She is the girl who undrrmin"s an
other girls work in the eyes of the en-
ploycr. .,,,
money from you and forget il.
She is the woman who would tell
Your husband about having seen you
somewhere with so and 50.
He is the man who would cat your
dinner. smoke your cigars. and th"n tell
YOUR friends what bad manners YOU
have.
In n word. the anonymous letter
writer belongs Ia tho crook class
He is the coward who is afraid W MS
,, name.
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!; BRAIN TESTS;
BY SAM LLOYD.
Nine. Minutes 10 Answer This.
Mo Q5

The old phrase. AS difficult AS to give
tho first cost Of Il lobster" originated
in the house of representatives during
the bitter war over protective tariff DC
tween john Quincy Adams and Andrew
Jackson in 1920. when the httcr was
elected in opposition To what was known
as the "Amcrican system.
During a debate regarding the placing
Of n tax upon the first cost Of raw MA
,crial. Il representative Of one Of inc
eastern states wished TO know no"
,hcv could calculate the first cost or the
lobster. which was doubtless an import
ant branch of eastern commerce. ana
thus the phrase became one of rldic'le
against the rrotectionists.
The member. when pressed 10 zen
what he knew about the price OF loo-
sters, could only say that prices vary
hut The original lobster catchcrs receive
as many shillings for six dozen looStcrs
AS they get Holsters for :" Shiilines'
Can you figure out tho first cost OF O.
lobster"
ANSWER TO NO. 81.
The diagram shows how IN" miIkmah
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SLOW IN TAKING
UP THE u. S. OFFER

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April -
Complaint is being registered d! inc
federal authorities to the state road
commission that the federal aid tHridS
appropriated for road building mr." not
being used fast enough in the state >of
West Virginia. Tho sums have been
appropriated and are SGT aside in tn"
treasury at Washington unused.
out Of tho Sl.3U0.0pn avnllahl" for
usc IN Wrst Virginia only Sah.0hn has
hccn used 70 date" T. S. Scanlon. stat"
road commissioner stated today. The
countries arc too slow in getting start
cd with their projects.
Mr.. Scanlun further stated that IN"
terms were most liberal. since III" fed
eral authorities offer one dollar Tor
every one spent by the stale.
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Solitary Confinement
Sentence for Murder

KALAMAZOO. Mich. April 30 - Tho
scvrrrst penalty provided in the Michi-
gan criminal statutes. .""li1ary c"ntnc.
mnnt for life. was imposed in circuit
court this afternoon. upon George +.
J2irtI Il ycars old. and Arthur ". Stcr-
linz" 20. whom thcy pleaded guilty 10 ~
charge or numbering Waller w. Matti-
son. loading druggist hero. in his Stor"
last Friday night.
In n confession this forenoon. tho boys
dnclnr rod they robbed the store and killed
Madison for fear he would identify
them Ms burglars.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

ST. ALBANS. W. Va. April 22.-JnS.
L, Kerr a Chesapeake X ohio freight
conductor. Of Huntington. WAS instantly
killed here this morning in IN" g. Il o.
wards when he fell underneath tho car
on which he had:hrcn riding. Kerr was
assisting In switching cars when IN" Hr-
ridcnt nccurrcd.' Tho dead man had
hncn in tho employ of the {. 4 q. for "a
rcars. III" is survived h. widow and
t,vo children.
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PRESS nCEN MAY PROTEST.

PARIS. April o2-hmcrican ncws-
paper correspondents in Paris will hold
a meeting tomorrow to decide whether
to make q formal protest against the
plan to exclude representatives Of the
press from the meeting of the allied and
German peace delegates at Versailles and
the plan forbidding them TO come in
contact with the German delegates in
any way.
Under the present plans the press
will be represented at the meeting only
when the final and formal signing Of
the treaty occurE.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

POE sAIE-Ford Sedan. 1918 model
excellent condition, electric starter
lights. etc, new 80 by 3 y tires. with
tire carrier. dcmountable rims. shock
absorber, practically new car. Will scllS
cheap il sold at once. Write c. H, c.,
care of the Inlelligencer. ap-21-i
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The VphoIdrr Of Sprllmanism was
laudinE It's merits.
"Why not take Il .ruurS" i'll efficiency
training" said he. II can show you how
Ia earn more money than YOU are get
ting"
81 do that now" said the Doubling
Thomas.
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LOST AND FOUND

1,osT-Ladies Elgin wrist watch with,
initials B. G. W., at Bellaire Saturday,
evening. Reward. call Wheeling S22.
ap-21-i -
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
stockholders Meeting.

Tho annual meeting Of III" Stockhoid,
crs Of Market Auditorium Will b" .held
at the Market Auditorium Building on
Monday. May 5th. 1919, at 10 o'clock a:
NJ. for the purpose Of cl"cting Board
If Directors 10 serve. for tho ensuing
,Car. and for the transaction of such
other business MS may properly come
before meeting of the Stockholders.
GEO. ". LCTX. Pres.
FL FON. Srcy. ap-22-q
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WA:NTED-Male

wANTED-At once, pants maker, 9.
Hess g. Sons. 1921 Market st. ap-23-t
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Notice To The Public

Tho following Plumbing Shops are fair
TO Union Labor:
John C. Brown. :. Martins Ferry, Ohio
Chas, Totterdal Martins Perry, Ohio
PRANK Blowers .... .Edgwood, W. Va.
q. W. Brtnknan. $500 Jacob st., City
n W, Plants 24l8 Market St., City
DAN Prager..s Bridge, Elm Grove, W. Va
W. A. wIodebusch. .22l8 Market St., City
Weldon & Kelly. ....... Pittsburgh, Pa.
= Kindly give these shops your conSid-
GRAFTON.
(Signed) Local SIS +. G. s.
Dan o'Nen .............l loe Market 81.
Louis Puo9 .B24 West chaplino st.
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FOR SALE

FOE sA1E-Apartment house. 1e roq1l
brick, Martins Ferry. and lots in
Center Wheeling Would exchange for
property in or near Charleston. Phone
1303-W Wheeling. ap-2a-h
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wANTED-Experien girl for general
housework. Good pay, small family.
Apply Dollar Store. 1865 Main street, or
cali Woodsdale 1861. ap2l-l.
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FOR RENT.
~cerD FLOOR Rooms cCNVEN-
rsoc+r ron DWELLINGS or OFFICES.
SooErs Ar ICE GAIN STREEx--$4o
- ICONS AZ &c TENTH STREET IS
= ICONS AT 2s TENTH STREET, 46
nEF TErTE SEEEET ROOMS ALL
SENE -CTISEEO.
JAMES =. EAwLEY,
:eS5,s Main Street *.
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DIED.

PRAGER-On Sunday April 20. 1919, al
midnight. HOMER y. PRAGER, son
of Charles and Sarah Prayer. In his
41th ycnr.
Funeral services will be- held Wednes.
day afternoon At $3.50 o'clock. from
the residence OF Charles Prayer. 105
Twelfth street. Friends are invited
to attend. Intcrmcnt in Greenwood
cemetery. !
powLER-Or Sunday. April 20. 1919. at
Sis o'clock a. H.. al her late residence
at 242 National Road. Fulton. W. Va;
NANCY JANE. widow Of the late JohA
Dowler. in her T3rd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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wANTED-Waitresse in Coffee shop.
Apply Windsor Hotel. ap-22-
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wAHTED-Girls for light clean factory
work. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. $50
and Wood SITS. ap-22-i
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NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF
WHEELING.

Nominating petitions and acceptances
thereof having been filed in my office
for candidates for Councilman at Large
and Councilmcn from each OF the sew
cral wards Of the City of Wheeling to
be voted upon at a municipal primary
election to be held in this City on the
End Thursday Of May. 1919. said petit
tions and acCeptancns bearing names
and designations as follows
COUNCILMAN AT LARGE.
JOS. Fl. REAES. JR.
THOS. i. THONER.
COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD.
J. n. GOLLNER.
VIM. T. OTTO.
G. MORGAN FESTER.
COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD.
SAM. II. HUMPHREY.
CHAS. F.. MILLER.
JOS. A. SCHMITT. JR.
CHESTER G.. THOMPSON.
COUNCILMAN THIRD WARD.
L. S. BIPPCS.
II. r. McKONKEY.
ROBERT NESBITT.
COUNCILMAN FOURTH WARD.
JOHN H. kCNZ.
ED. MCLAUGHLIN.
HENRY J. EOLL1NGER.
COUNCILMAN FIFTH WARD.
!. ADAM BLUM.
John A. LASHLEY.
CAMDEN (BUD) TANEY.
COUNCILMAN SIXTH WARD.
LAWRENCE r FRABELL.
AMBROSE F. HhBlG.
THEODORE WAGNER.
COUNCILMAN SEVENTH WARD.
w. B. ELLIOTT.
w. A. HODGE.
D. A.. MORGAN.
G.. tGENE) MUHLEMAN.
COUNCILMAN EIGHTHEwARD.
DIR. T.. l.. ARMBRECHT.
l.. T.. NOLTE.
II. LEE ROBINSON.
Therefore, by virtue of said petitions
and acceptnnccs having been filed in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the
Charter of the City OF Wheeling and in
compliance with requirements made and
provided in said Charter concerning the
duties Of the City Clerk in relation
thereto. the persons whose names herein
n npear arc hereby declared TO be the
for nomination for Council
man at Largo and Councilman from
wards, as they are each and scverally
designated above. at q primary election
to he held on said second Thursday IN
May. 1919.
Witness my hand this e3rd day OF
April. 1919.
City Clerk Of Wheeling Ohio Co. W. Va.
ap23-g
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WANTED-Female

wANrED-Housemaid or young girl to
assist with housework Mrs. H. A.
Gilbert. Howard Apartments. phone
WoodSdale 218. ap-z3-l
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Rail
e. River Coal Company. for III" election
Of rlirrctors and tho transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before The meeting. will be held At The
General Offices Of the Company. IA
Rockefeller Building. City OF Cleveland.
Ohio, on Tuesday. May 9Th. l9lS, al
eleven GD o'clock n. IN.
D. ". MILLER,
ap-ol-p Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures for night duty at
dy store and restaurant. Virginia
Candy Store, "a Twenty-sixth street.
ap-21-i
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POULTRY

FOE sAIE-Ancona chicks. 90 cts. Leg
horns Is cts. Apply or address VIM.
Hicks Crawford Heights, Aetnaviile,
Martins Ferry. ap-14-1mo
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bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMrS.-
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EGGS for Matching; White Wyandotte,.
Martins Regal strain. $50 for Is. n.
W. Smith, 1922 Howard St, Bridgeport
ap-2--mo -
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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wAETED-Atctndant for night duty at
once in Sanitarium for Nervous Dis.
cases: $4,000 per month. board and sepa-
rate room. State qualifications fully.
Box 90, Rockville. Maryland. ap-21-li:i
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EGGS for Matching. White Wyandotte,
Martins Regal strain. $50 for II. H.
W. Smith, 1922 Howard St., Bridgeport:
ur-31-1ma
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POR hE-Thoroughbred Buff Leg;
horn Anconas and Red eggs and
stock. Prices write H. B. HERMANN,
wheeling, VIVA, r. D. No. 2. mr-12-43t
The sun., 1919-05-06
HIGHER INTERSTATE
FARE CASE ARGUED
Many State Attorney-Generols
Present in Warrington.

WASHINGTON, May 5.--Authority Of
the Director-Generai OF Railroads and
the Postmaster General to Increase in
trastate railroad. telephone and tele-
sreph rates throughout the country was
argued To-day In the Supreme Court In
.onnection with appeals from proceed
,nss originating In a number Of States.
hearing on the railroad case was finished
'o-uey' but arguments in the wire rate
morrow
The appeal in the railroad case came
rom North Dakota, while the telegraph
ana telephone rate cases arose from pro-
ceedings In South Dakota. Kansas. Mas
eachusetts and Illinois. Briefs as amicI
ourte were filed In the two cases on No.
half OF the National Association OF Rail-
road and Public Utility Commissioners
representing about thirty-fIve States and
separately by the States Of PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio and Wisconsin, tho city OF Detroit
ana the Protective Telephone Associa-
ton OF Baltimore.
Attorney-Generals from many States
were In the court room. Arguments for
tho railroad Administration were made
IN The railroad case by John Barton
Payne and Charles Donelly, while Frank
r. Packard of Bismarck, N D., and
w. V. Tanner OF Olympia, Wash. for
mer Attorney General Of Washington.
appeared for the North Dakota authori-
ties.
In the telephone cases arguments
were opened by Solicitor General King.
who was followed by w. H. Hitchcock
OF Boston. Assistant Attorney-General of
Massachusetts,.