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The Washington herald., 1920-10-18

Alsska's evolution as a territory
on its educational and ethical side
viii! always owe much to the WORK
OF two pioneers, Rev. Dr. Sheldor
Jackson. and the late Archdeacor
h. H Stuck, whose death has re-
Gently been announced. The Arch
deacon was in Washington last
sprins working for the higher in
terests Of the territory. He bore the
visible marks OF years Of self-sscri-
hctng labor and strain. With Yg-
kon as a center. on snow shoes. hs
dog-sled and in his episcopal craft
or mission launch he has trave!le..
thousands Of miles. ministerin- rc
the needs Of the natives and of tho
miners. Occasionally in the in
terests Of science he would clint
a mountain peak that'no mans Frer
previously had scaled NirlIc vc.
gentle, ConseCratcd to inCrcasirr
human good. a fine mixer" witt
men, he has left memory Of idea
ism lncarnate that will insri-s
Alaskans Of coming generations a..
they call the bead-roI Of the mak
ers Of their civilizs tion. To thu
scientific world he will be known a..
the first white ma TO climb NJ.
Mckinley. An EnEIishman hv
birth. but trained in the Protestant
Episcopal Church for his life work
he had many friends in England
and he proudly worn tho tfrI, cr
fellow Of the Royal Geographic
Society
The Washington herald., 1920-10-18

French surgeon is substituting serum 70
sew'em in appendicitis cases
The Washington herald., 1920-10-18
WRITER TAKES
new POSITION
Change Of A. D. Noyes to N.
Y. Times Marks Inter-
esting Career.
By GEORGE PERRY MORRIS

Journalists and fnanciers will be
interested in the shifting from III.
y. Y. EveniSg Post 20 the " Y.
Times OF Alexander D. Noyes. who,
for SO many years has written aU-
thoritatiye articles on banking, cur
rency and other phases Of national
and international finance. Coming
so soon after the passing Of Role
Ogden OF the Post 10 the Times, il
indicates that. the present control
Of the journal made famous by Will
ian Cullen Bryant and Z. L. Godk n
is not one that entirely suits the
older men on the Posts stan. and
that they are finding new berths.
Mr.. Noyes is an Amherst College
graduate. whose journalistic e1pe-
rience has been in the financial field:
and his present rank and salary are
proofs Of the value Of specialization.
The Church Of St. Michael and Al
Angels. Baltimore. has WAY
men loE It's FeClOrs who ~
timately become bishops Of thS
Protestant Episcopal DIOCESE Of
Delaware. The third rector TO pass
on and Up this way is Rev. PHILLIP
Cook. who has just been consecrsted
and set apart for the Episcopal ofic.,
the venerable bishop Of Missouri. Dr.
Daniel futile, presiding Interest
In this selection OF a church leader
in Delaware is intensified because
Bishop Cooks predecessor left tn.
post 10 become an sdherent OF the
Roman Catholic Church. and he ac-
companied his action by publishing
a book, photographed in kind
explaining his departure from tn,
Protestant fold.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-18

By the way what has become OF all the yellow
back bAls?
The Washington herald., 1920-10-18

CalifornIsnS who comment on the
result Of the primaries and the vic
tory Of ShortridEe over Kent anc
Wallace in the fight for tho Re-
publican Senatorial nomination re-
port Kent as having lost not 20
much on the merits or his Cands
daCy as because Of the infelicfrN
OF his Presentation Of his csus,
He never has learned 10 persuads
and he knows how TO do destructive
work better than constructive
Shortridge. on the other hand 2.
master Of all the arts OF a lawyer
OF the old RI ctoricsI school
The assumption that Chairman
Good. Of the House Appropriate,
Committee. will take up his outl,.
when Congress reconvencs is
sound one. But is il certain that
he will continue until the end &.
his term? He is being vigorous
sought for by businesses that ~
make his peCuuiary future sccu-.
and one % them may get him. IN
less he is made 10 see that Do ..
national servant who cannot pos
sibly be allowed 10 quit his pos
at a time when his specialize
knowledge of governmental fna-,,
is SO much needed TO assist in adj
minis,ratiyo reforms.
They have just inaucurarrd Ma
rion Leroy Burton as president a.
the University Of Michigan. a most
mad" memorable by the long ad-
ministration "C James r. AnCr.'
and n institution that. with les
flourish Of JrumpctS than some o.
its rivals. has wrought nightly or
the life OF the middle West --
that has drawn To some or it's pro.
f"ssionsl schools ncn from all paw.
OF tn" country and from Tur~ -n
nations. Tho now president rsprrns
10 be clergyman by voCattGn vifN
a record or administrative Sorh 90
Smith College in NorthawDior.
Mass. and at the UnivCrsftv -
Minnesota, which has shown tra.
he is not only. eloquent and ida
istic but also a man with Cor~..-
cradle practical sense and art '7
handling faculties and Sud, MIS-
Like former President Angel N. e
Of tho humanist school or cdu, ID ..--
and he intends 10 use his nla~a .-
induce in tho students hopcs 3d. g
have 10 do with life as well as 90 .rn
getting a living. He is reported rs
his admirers at the CnivCrsir, n
Minnesota as ChafnE al certain P, u
denotes there which arc cur. ~
executive efforts TO impress crr..ql
ideals on tho student body. II.-.s
his brief stay in Minneapolis md
his transfer to Ann Arbor.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-18
Example of the Person Free
Of Afliction Given to
Show Modern Attitude
Toward Great Shadow
Beclouding Humanity.

need Of them in hours Of danger
and diSintegratiOn.
And when ] said that the Cath
oliC philosophy formulated in me-
dieval times is still tho foundation
even of modern morality. / meant
that il is in this sense the unCon-
sCiOus foundation. 1t is so. at least
where that morality is normal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
PADEN CITY

paden City. Dec 2S.-Miss Beatrice
Turner. OF Canton. O., former resident
Of this city. Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Bauman and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arctus steele have az
their guest. Mrs. Dora Steele, OF Portsrs
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hart. Of Clarks-
burg, ar. spending several days as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm0n Wat
k!nH.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Allen have returned
t. their home at Pursley. after risi,
with their daughters. Mrs. J. w. Bra
ham and Mrs. Lee Wihlin.
4. T.. Frankhauser. OF Wheeling, Is
spending a copulc Of weeks with his
family here.
Dan rotts IS quite Ill at the home of
his father s. S Potts, OF Third avenue.
Arthur Ptlicter. after a few days visit
n, the home Of his parents has returned
TO Canton. y.
The Willing Workers Class OF the
Christian church. will be entertained
Friday evening 1t the hom" OF Charles
I.ehsw III Main street. Tho affair VII!
be In III" nature Of a watch Fnrts'
and u delightful time IS ant!c 'pated
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Grimm. OF Wells
burg. are guests OF his sister MIS- IL
a. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Potts. OF Pitts
hurrh. are here for visit OF two weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Seelbaugh have re-
turned from Muundsvillc. where they
suen. Christmas with relatives.
Mrs +. T.. Hopkins Is able I" De out
again after an illness OF several days.
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HUGHES TO Be
iContinued From Pago one.)

the presidency in 1916 anil can hardly go
back OF that fact. Mr.. Hughes IS known
throughout the world IA DISTINGUISHED
Jurls; and MIR. Harding IL sale 10 believe
that IN. announcement Of Mr.. Hughes
appointment would crsa'c confidence
everywhere that the foreign policy or
the United states was in tho hands or II
man Of extraordinary capacity and fair
ness.
Every report received by the writer
from the men who are in the confidence
~ Senator Harding and wv" ARE In
Washington and New York COnf"rrInE
on his behalf withS thu celebrities In
question Indicates that the next cabinet
win l.. :, much better on" than earlier
gossip would 3ndIVNt". HHH fHHt WIZ
Warren HariinG has been taking MS
tine sitting the various aspirants aud
candidates he pas Ivy NO n~nnS FALLEN
victim 70 tn" purely political tcmpta'
lions which are still athwart his path.
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! Plans were discussed for the work for
! the coming year, and also for a mem
bership drive. Officers were ais"
elected. The meeting was we'll at
| tended.
Will Attend Dance.
Several OF tho young people Of THIS
! city will attend the Macademy dance
| at the Windsor hotel this evening. The
following are going: Misses Bernie"
Farmer. Norma Howard and Margaret
, Shrirer.
whistles VIII Blow.
| Tho q. & o. shop whistles VIII start
| blowing Friday night at 10 minutes or
J IL, and will blow until O'Clock. I"
blow the new year in ard the old one
! out This has been the custom Of the
shops for number Of years.
Personals.
Mrs Thomas Irwin. who has been
Ill FOR a. number OF days. Is improving
| nicely.
Thomas Joyce. who has h"-n visit
!ng relatives hero has returned TO his
home at Pittsburgh.
| John Marshall Of Denver is visiting
mis- daughter here Tor 4 f"w days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lawson and chill
dren are visiting Ii Steuhcnvi.l" for a
| few days.
! Miss Maxine Howard has gone TO
Steubenvillo FOR brief visit with re!a-
, tives.
Donald Brand has returned 20 his
! homo at Bella!re, O.. after = brief visit
here.
; Miss Irmn McDermott Of Detroit Is
: visiting her parents IN this city over
: the holidays,
! Miss Elva Cllom will leave Tho LAT
! ter part of this week for her home at
| pittsburgh.
! Lawrence Trimblc has returned homo
/ from Akron, O.. whcrc no has been
spending Il number Of days.
Mrs. Ed Eberle. who has been scri-
! ously III for the past two weeks. Is
| improving nicely.
Mrs. Robert T. Nolan and daughter,
MISS Cathleen. have gone to Martins
, burg TO visit for a few days
Mrs. Jennie Shriver is confined 20
her home on Fifth street. slightly III.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Flddlo and fam
lily. who have been spending several
days mere. have returned To their
, home at Petersburg.
! Mrs. G. r. Lowe. who has been st.
at her homo for n few days. is lmprov-
! ing nicely.
! Mrs. Jesse Blanford has returned 70
her home AZ Washington. D. G.. after
& spending number Of days here.
! Russell Sprouts is convalescinS
after being seriously III for number
, Of days.
Mr.. Stetson is confined 10 tho homo
7 ut htE daughter. Mrs F'ranKTaWaNr. ~
MARSHALL street. III.
! Miss 1nez Wnudburn, who ms harn
I'll for number OF days. is improving
nicely.
Mrs. Anna Rulc will I"av" within =
f"w days for Fa!rmont whore she VIII
visit on business
Mrs. Jas. Lyons was visiting friends
in North Wheeling Yesterday
! VIM. Thomas. who hp< been III Of
, pneumonia for some time. Is reported
to be improved.
! otto Davis has returned to his homo
at Parkersburg after spending a num-
Der OF DAYS here
Mrs. John Warmer wh" haa been
seriously III. is getting along nicely.
! Mrs. Guy Thomas ~ Improving after
! hcinE III for the past week nj her
homo.
Mrs. Thos Joyce will leave The lat,
! tor part Of this week for hcr home =,
/ Pittsburgh.
| Clyd" Haskill. VINO has bsaa visit
! ing his parents here. has returned t"
! his home a. pittsburgh.
Miss Mona 'Rirhmond. who mas hcon
; spending rue pas month Il; L!t.leton.
has returned home. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
MOUNDSV|LLE
new OFFICERS Will
TAKE UP DUTIES
ON new YEARS DAY

Saturday morning the newly elected
county officers VIII take charge o.
their new duties and several new faces
will be seen at the court house.
All Appnty offices Will then be on
straight salary basis except the as
SCISSOR. who will continue on salary
and commission. Heretofore these OF
does have bsen on a salary and COM
mission basis, but this has been disc"u>
,inued. The fees Of the county ano
circuit clerks. which heretofore went
direct to the officials, will now be di-
yerted to tho county. Each thirty days
each clerk will make q report TO the
court OF all fees collected and are not
permitted to remit any fees.
Tia change in the personnel IN the
court house January 1st Is as follows:
Judge ]. D. Morris, succeeding Judge
J. Il. Somcmerville.
John Razlett, sheriff. successor to w
r. Clayton.
Attorney Lloyd Arnold, prosecuting
attorney, succeeding Attorney j. D. Par
riott.
The other officers, namely: J. E
Chase, county clerk: Francis L. Fergu'
son, circuit clerk. and Fred l.. McNinch
assessor, have all been re-clected.
Last Term OF Court.
Tha last term OF the circuit court d
which Marshall county Is part or tee
First judicial district, was held yes
:erday. with Judge ]. 3. Sommerviiie
on the bench.
Attorneys Martin Brown. D. 5. Evans
and James D. Parriott spoke on the diff
here and the position Judge Sommer'
VILE held among them.
Judge Sommerrine replied briefly &c
these remarks and his appreciation OF
'''' FORMER Resident injured.
FChnlR fnTTner local
and the SON OF S. J. Echols. Of this
city. sustained a fractured hip In 4
street car accident at Pittsburgh Mon
lay evening, IN which forty persons
were injured and one killed.
Mr.. Echols was IN this city few
laws ago for the holidays, accompanied
w hts wife and child. who remained
nero until they heard OF his inJury
they and his father. Mr.. s.. ]. Echois
loft for Pittsburgh YESTERDAY
Mcconnell Services
The funeral services OF the late lisa
helle Mcconnell viii be held from IN.
Iome on Eleventh street this artrnoor
Il ESQ o'clock. Rev. n. q. GauHt. al
ne First Presbyterian church. VII
arc charge OF the services and inter
men; will be made ia Nj; R"sr cem"'
cry.
M-s J. Il. Crtsweu Is confined 90 hel
aone on Tomllnson avenue with sick
Mrs. Robert Lynch spent Monday il
Wheeling.
Mr. G. W. Hinton. who was quite Il
n her home on Lafayette avsnue. ::
now improving.
Mrs. c. E Knapp is spending 4 few
lays IN Glen Easton with relatives.
J. w. Garrin. of the Arm Of Garvir
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so HENS LAID ; EGGS
A DAY. NOW LAY Sc
Tells How to Make IDLE Hens PRODUCE
Money in winter

"When I Uhg5rn u*ttttE Heiff snAs N
December. | was getting only or .
eggs A day from 30 hens. WITHIN 'n'ee
weeks 1 WAS getting from 20 dozen d
dav, I shall never he without Don
sung. Jermima Hedges. u. r d. l.
Shumway, III.
This = or 4 dozen eggs Il day AT WIN
tor prices, was almost clear profit. Your
hens should do as we'll It's no troun'e
n use Don Sung and YOU risk nothihs
bv trying Il under This Offer.
Give your hens Don Sung and "atch
results FOR one month. II You DON'T
ind that IT pays for itself rnd pay You
+, good profit hcsidrs. simply tell us ana
ynur money Will be ch"rrIui,y retunGed
Don Sung (Chin">c for "gg-hyhEl -
:: scientific tonic AMI conditioner. 1t IL
easily given in the f""d. improves tho
hci!S health and makes her stronger ana
moro active. II tones ur ne egg laying
organs ami gets M" eGES. 10 matter
bow cold or Wet In" weather.
Don Sung can b. obtained promtly
from v"ur druggist or poultry remedy
dcnl"r. ar send - lIncludes war taxi
rnr a package ny mai! rrHp1'd. Burrell-
!nEgrr co. PA Columbia HidG" indian
apUi!8, Ind.
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& Ault. spent Monday IN Pittsburgh on
business.
Mrs. Nell Wade. OF Annadale avenue
spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Miss Grace Woodburn has returned
home from a visit with friends and rela-
tiyes az Morgantown.
Mrs. Agnes Crow has gone TO Pitts
burgh to spend few days with Nj
and Mrs. Guy Barger and family.
J. X. Mcintyre. who has been CON
fined 20 his home on CeRter street iCr
rhe past weak, Is able 10 return to his
work Mt Cameron.
Mrs. Kenneth Gamble. Of Eleventh
street. left yesterday for Pittsburgh tH
visit friends. r,
Joe Hilks is suffering from a badly
'sprained ankle at his home on firs'
4 line son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
II. 4. Brown, at Limestone, on Christ
mas day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
M'MECHEN
Entertained Society.

At her home on Marshall street last
evening, Mrs. A. B. Rinehart enter
tained the members OF Division NO. :
NJ ths Ladies' Aid society Of the Nj.
y. church. Plans were discussed TOT
a bake sale. after which the remainder
of the evening was spent IN music ana
various forms Of needlework. A dainty
luncheon was served at late hour.
watch Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cllom VIII en-
,srtain the members OF the Christian
church at their home on Marshall
street Friday evening. with watch
party. A gay time is being planned
and all those who attend may look Tor
ward 10 greatly enjoying themselves.
DAINTY refreshments will be served at
II o'clock. Tns crowd will sing the
new year In and tho Old one out
Committee Met.
Tho committee in charge Of tho next
B, 4 o. baseball club dance met last
evening In their club rooms. Plans
were discussed for the next dance to
he given, bur so far the date for the
affair has not yet be"n ~ over a
hundred Invitations will be sent out
for the affair. ard they Will he wei
coined b. the young people. "a the
dances are the best that are given In
this city.
Prayer Service.
Rev. q w. Fuller will conduct the
prayer service at the Christian church
this evening. He has n very interest
ing subject to speak upon. and large
turnout Of members are expected. Fol
lowing tho prayer service the lesson
Study for the Sunday school will hc
read oyer and discussed.
New Fare System.
The new street car fare syAtem al
th!s city became effective and the peo-
pie are having quite a tim" under
standing tho new system. When IN"
people get accustomed I" 'ne now sys-
tom Z will save much time. as tn"
conductors will not have to spcnd tho
time in making chang" for the people,
Sowing Party.
Mrs Margaret Reynolds entertained
humber OF her friends at her home
yesterday afternoon with a sowinI:
party. \ delightful afternoon wa
spent In various forms Of needlework
At n seaSonahlr hour n tempting lunch
con was served.
Cleaning School.
The school buildings ~ this city are
bring Thoroughly cleaned while the
Stud~nt- are having their vacation.
Zach room - being "a"tf"'ly cleaned
and tumi gated. and number Of re-.
pairs have been added When school
resumes. Tho building will be n first
".a1- condition..
Macoabsou Met.
Tho rrrr'hrrs - IN" W0mrn'a Rene
o. Nssrr.rt',.u rr III" Lady NaccRbsc
lodge mr, in taelr| hall iast eyElnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
WOULD ISSUE NO TAX
EXEMPT SECURITIES

Washington. Dec. 2S.--A constitution
al amendment to prevent the Issuance OF
any tax exempt securities by the fedt raj
government. the states o. any county or
municipality was proposed in the house
today by Chairman McFadden OF thH
banking committee.
Mr. McFadden who formerly was presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania state Bankers
association. said $4,000. 100000 Of Sc.
curitIes in the United States are today
exempt from taxation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
JUDGE RITZ PRESIDENT
OF SUPREME COURT

Charleston, ". Va. Dec. 2S.-Judge
Harold a. Ritz, OF Blucfield. was today
designated president Of the state SUI
preme court or appeals. succeeding
Judge l.. Judson Williams. of Lewis
burg, whose term expires Friday.
Judge Ritz has served four years up
on the state supreme bench. The va
cancy caused by Judge Williams eXpir-
ed term will be filled by former as
sistant Attorney General Frank Lively
Of this city. elected for twelve years In
November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
OLD R!VERMAN
MURDER VICTIM

Tampa. Fla. Dec. @s.-The body OF
AIebt Chambers. -. retired riverman
and storekccper AT Lutz. near here. was
found yesterday IN his room adjo innS
the store with the head crushed by
blow. The authorities learned mat
chambers was disturbed twice Saturday
night by strange negro for whom
search IS being made. Chambers was
native OF Gallipolis, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
Witt Of MAndamug.

Charleston. w. Va, Dec. cS.-Per-
emptory writ OF mandamus was issued
by the supreme court OF appeals this
afternoon requiring the county court
OF Gilmer county TO swear In j. ii. Hall
AS sheriff OF the county. The case.
which is entitled the state in relation
to j. II. Hall, relator. against the
county court OF Gilmer county. respon-
dent. Tho case was argued this morn
ing. the defendants claiming that Hall
could not be sworn in while contest
to his election to the office was pend
Ing. The supreme court. however. sus-
tanned Hall and issued the Writ or
MA ndamuS.
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II" fnFl'h"r4 - N" " N'nrn F"n"
o., Nts"r.r''.u of III" Lady Naccabst
lodge met in tAe!r| hall Iast evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
CARDINAL GIBBONS nD1ovua

Baltimore. Md. Dec. 2S.-Continued
Improvement In Cardinal Gibbons con-
dition was reported today from Union
Mills. Maryland.
The cardinals physician said today
that IL the prelate continued to gain
strength he would soon be able to re-
turn to Baltimore. probably in about
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
LAWRENCE PREDICTIONS
ON CABINET CONFIRMED

Marion, .. Drr. 9S.--Aftcr weeks Of
consideration and consultation. Prcsi-
d.nt-clert Harding Is nearing Il dHciston
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one or two others on whom he has defi-
nitely decided for membership in the
ca b!net.
Aside from the seven names mention
ed recent gossip about Harding head
quarters has brought to the fore the
names Of several possibilities who hith-
erto had been in the background of cabi-
net sbeculations. Among these Is JOS
eph Dixon. of Montana. prominently
mentioned for secretary OF the interior;
Charles D. Hilles, OF New York. discuss
ed for secretary OF commerce, or the
treasury. and A. T. Hert, OF Kentucky
whose name has been associated Win
the portfolio OF war.
If you want to hear the worlds great
est lecturer and lecture, hear DR.. Rus
sell H. Conwell. Court Theatre. Jan 5th.
S:lS +. VI. The lecture Acres OF Dia,
monds" has been delivered almost oouo
, times. People never tire OF hearing IT.
Secure your tickets NOW. Popular
prices. Phone 20S for tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
LABOR COMMISSION
RAPS GREAT BRITAIN

London. Dec. :s-The labor commits.
sion which recently investigated affairs
in Ireland, It became known today. In
Us final report declares a thing Is being
done In the name OF Great Britain
which must make her name stink In the
nostri!s Of the whole world. The honor
Of our people has been gravely compro-
missed" f.
The commission charges. the crown
forces. among other things. with burn
ings. destruction, looting and flogstnG.
Employers cannot make better In
vestment than to have their employees
hear DR.. Russell! H. Conwelrs lecture
Acres Of Diamonds" Court Theatre.
Jan. ;, Sis P. N. Popular prices. Phone
EOS NOW for tickets.