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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

-, - 49, - -
FACTORIES ron RENT IA 100 sq. a.
floors 5000 or 1000 IT,. or separate,
modern huildinra. sprinklered. elevator, cleo
trcity. u. at; bradley Building 18th ~. and
Vernon av., Long Island City. 3 minutes
all subways. cent car fare. Principals only
address A. u BRADLEY. owner, f01 Beck
man ct. New York. Phone 35Ci Beekman.
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Above 18th st. To 5oth Vt. urcIusivej.
East River To North River.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
49, -~.~>~~~-~~~-D-~~-~~~-~~
From Battery 60 Iith ST.. Inclusive.

EMARTEST new studio apartments In Green
wlch Village; Grove Chambers, 81 and "a
Grove St. block from Sheridan 50 subway
station. two and three large light rooms,
baths, Mathematics, open fireplaces elevator,
all improvements 81. 200 to 900.
WAsHINGTON SQUARE. 3 room apartment.
81 500; NEW, ABSOLUTELY F1REPROOF
house: elevator and hall service; business
and social references required. See Superin-
tondent on premises, Van Worst Apart-
nlerts. t23 Wevcrley place.
18TH, i3T-1Bf West rooms steam par
quot floors: electric light: telephone.
Above l4th ST. 10 seth ST. Unciusive).
East River 10 North River.
2sTH, tgf East.--3 rooms: steam, hot water;
eiectr'city: p.ruuet rcors: telephone.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CLERK. experienced typist. switchboard OPP
orator; institution. hotel, &c: salary S4,-
$50: city or country. =. T., 1883 Broadway.
COMPANION. housekeeper. capable, expert
enced lady. small apartment. Write W.,
EOS Columbus av
FRENCH conversations, literature. transia-
lions; home or out. Nine. Devlle, 1875
w. 18th.
GovERNEss. visiting; Manhattan Cedar
hurst speaks French; two months Eng
iirh: pianist. Schuyler 62n3.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Abo,r I'th IT To 5sth -. lnclusi'e).
Fast River Ia North River
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IMPROVEMENTS Ia motor cars,
motorcycles and accessories for
England; advertiser OH short visit to
New York willing TO take up any
good line for sale or manufacture,
has facilities for pushing business
throughout England with good offices
and showrooms In London; can fl
nance manufacture OF good salabe
articles. X 21S Herald. Herald so.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BOUGHT FOR SPOT CASH-FURNITURE.
Works of Art. Jewelry, Bronzes. Rugs
Il. CROSsNfAN, 81 w. 4bth. Vanderbilt 1924
pay 1855 more than any one for your fur
niturc. rugs. pianos, paintings. BAISLEY,
fi5 University place (Stuyvesant 22pS).
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A fine old woovermen masterpiece. : ~. .
in bv IT, To be sold for division or
estate Any person intevsted communicate
FOR further particulars with Mrs. NJ. LANCE
READ, Is Tradd st, Charleston, :. T..
nATliATN-Two large bluewhite solitaire
earrings; cost 5000: VIII sell $1,000. II
226 Herald. Herald so.
GOOD CIGARS IN BONES
At ONLY &c.. 3iac and &c. EACH.
COS1O HAVANA CIGARS
at DC. &c. and &C.
High class cigars at about half regular
prices. We are the outlet for 30 factories
and viii sell you cigars cheaper than any
house I'm the Y. s.
WALTER NJ. SMITH.
IL West 42d street. n. Y. Take elevator.
Furniture.
BIG REDUCTION SABE.--Your choice IN
and slightly used OFrICE FURNI-
TTIRE at saving OF 25qe. CENTRE OF
FICE FURNITURE. 13s Centre St. near
Walker.
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Borough OF BROOKLYN.

UNUSUAL opportunity. party going South
wishes 20 sublet Rttractlvely furnished sit.
ting room. with baby grand piano, bedroom,
bath for rent Of bare apartment 1925 hotel
service; overlooks harbor; first stop IN
Brooklyn: near subway. o 1919 Herald,
brooklyn
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Prom Battery to 18th 81. Inclusive.
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MY wife. Mollie Freshman, having left me, I
will not be responsible for any debts con-
iractcd by her. HARRY FRESHMAN.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET

EXTRA large room. ground floor; steam
heat, toilet and running water; electric
light and telephone. i22 T. Goth. KIN
SELLA.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

JULIA NJ. QUINN--A very important mes
sage awaits you at Hotel Albert.
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will sell to $50 shares of 20 cumulative
preferred stock OF an established corpora
ton at 500 per share and give a bonus OF
500 common stock; will accept Liberty and
Victory bonds at par. Let me show you how
soon and what these shares will earn. Il. @.
BGTrERFIELD. so Church ST., room 302.
Telephone Cortlandt 261T.
INVESTMENT Opportunity Established
manufacturer of advertised brand of over
alls offers new issue of common stock ore
Dollar per share. For informa ton address
7. Q. Box lbs. bradford. Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A MANUFACTURERS, HAVING ABOUT
1000 FEET or EMPTY FLOOR SPACE.
WILL BUY OUTRIGHT SMALL GOING
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS THAT CAN
BE MOVED. OR WILL CONSIDER A NEW
PROPOSITION. WHAT HAVE YOU TO
OFFER? STATE PRICE AND FULL PAR
TIcULARs IN ANSWER. 72s HERALD.
HERALD SO.
CHRISTIAN gentleman. 80. with $1,000 cap
ital. good business Judgment. address and
personality plus college education and 10
years experience construction and real es-
tate projects, desires active association
with established business; detailed PROPOSE
tions treated confidentially. u 1868 flsrald,
3ycnx.
FINANCIAL backing wanted valuable ga
rage proposition; real money maker: estao-
lished business; high class. G 263 Herald.
Herald 50.
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Il. BENZ. LOCKWOOD REAL ESTATE,
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel. 21b.
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Borough of Queens--saIe or Rent

SI5 monthly rent buys g room cottage I'm
WoodhaVen; small security HUsFMAN
Union Course Station, l.. l. r. II. Rich Hill
'''''
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vvestchester-saie or Rent.
New York State-Saie or Rent.
Connecticut--Sale or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. $50 9Th av., y.
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$50 monthly rent includes all expense.
buys room cottage In woodhaven; small
security BUSHMAN. Union Course Station,
l.. ]. X. Il. Phone Rich Hill 1924.
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BROADWAY. space. private offices or desl
room furnished optional. Prone WORTH
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Borough of Brooklyn
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GENERAL contractor desires TO rent whole
or part OF storage yard. suitable for stor-
age OF euipment. &c: location with railroad
switch facilities near preferred. STEWART
WILEY COMPANY. INC. 252 w 46th 81.
oFF'ICE AND STOCKRooM SPACE. about
400 feet. Grand Central zone, building spe-
cialty; will suitcase. Phone Vanderbilt 5515.
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Borough ~ Bronr
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above l4th ST. 10 5oth ~. Unclusiye).
East River to North River.

FOR SALE-Manufacturing loft building. de-
signed for heavy floor load. go pounds 10
50 H. size 2lxl12, stories, location near
I'D 1t and I'M av.; steam heat. electricity,
freight elevator; entrance front and rear.
easy terms. J +. mccoy 3i5 LIST av.
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Fiorida--Sale or Rent.
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW TO rent. six rooms: all Inn
provements; good communication; Christian
family preferred. IL Wilbure St. Princes
Bay. S. ]. Phone Tottenville 1874.
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NEW tapestry brick rooms and breakfast
room, sleeping porch: biggest value In
way; $1,000: $1,000 cash: terms. TABOR.
36 Woughby ". Main 32II
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Borough Of Brookl,n-sale or Rent.

a aervantless home, easy housekeeping.
immediate possession, new: every mod.
ern convenience rooms, bath; best resi-
dential section Flatbush ~ 500 caAl. bal
aance as rent. CAL Az 2 and Utica av.. or
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY
Long Isiand--Sale or Rent.

HAVE bought another house, MUST SELL.
pLANDOME. l.. I.
- minutes; beach rights. clubs schools.
New Nork's most charming suburb.
10000 (TERNS).
ARMSTRONG, BARNWEI.L Co,
La TN
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Above 14th st. to 59th st. Unclusiye).
East River to North River.

RENTS GREATLY REDUCED.
Beautiful and 3 room. bath and kitchen
cite, adjacent 4Jth st. and Lexington av.,
81 100 to 81, 400. Phone 81 Murray Hill.
1913 EAST 27TH ST.
between Madison and 4th avs.-High class
apartments, 3-4-7 rooms; centrally located:
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of BrOoklyn--Sale or Rent,

BARGAIN.-Full story limestone and whit.
brick, ~ rooms, hardwood trim; excelien
condition: New York av., near Eastern Park
way ideal home for doctor: price and term.
right. JOHN J. LAWLOR, 4O5A Tomplin,
av Telephone LAFAYETTE 1900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
INVITE HARDING
To SPEAK HERE

williamson. W. Va. July 9e.--Warren
C Harding. Republican candidate for
President, will ne invited To address the
Republican, state convention which will
he held IA Wheeling. August II. ac-
cordnr to an announcement; made here
today by u y. White. the newly elected
chrirrran Of the Republican state COM
mittee.
Mr. White SAID the Republican cam
paicn would be conducted from Charles
ton where STATE headquarters viii be
opened rs soon ~ III" necessary ar
rarEemtnts can b. made. Mr.. White
also stated that to carry out reso-
luton adopted nv the Parkersburg
meeting OF the state committee TO give
equal representation To women i'll party
affairs. - woman would soon be named
ma ,ire chairman. The vice chairman
will ihnn name two women members
81 IN" state committee In each OF the
- Senatorial districts of the state.
The hames OF several women. Mr.
White added, are under consideration
for vice chairman, but no selection has
yer been made.
Mr. White also has under Cousidera-
tion the selection Of Il campaign com
nittec hut as in the case OF the women,
no de"i<ion has yet been reached. The
Parkersburg meeting authorized the ap-
pOlntment Of this committee. chairman
White to decide the number which cam
not be less than five and must not be
more than nine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
GOVERNOR COX'S CHOICE OF WHITE
DUE TO DRYNESS, SAYS MARK SULLIVAN

Of SCruples as political managers Cc-
casIoually become in tn" heat NJ the
iiral hours Of battle.
white is rnn-ldrr,d y dry" and that
fact rrohahiy h.lNr'! IN determining
his, rhNCc =" q degree \; least II" will
ueUtraHZc the Colur ~ "WCt'' tnat has
bean :" thoroughly fastened upon Cox
BY tie method Of his nomination.
Whit" IS an "N-conGrcasman, and
" he h" was in congress. up t. some
tive $"ars ago. was always regarded
as p Wilson man II" and cox have
long h,ru associated IN Ont" politics
and there = good deal OF mutual
confidence between them.
While White is decidedly his own
man and could never be a rubber
stamp I" Vv"p 50 intimate frienl a"
cox. n"N"rtheiCsS on rather gathers
tina, cox. by virtue Of his greater IN
crEy aud eXtraOrdluary HHaourceful-
ness. viii probab bly, d" good deal Of
the managing Of his own campaign
l'p Ia date. indeed. that ~ rather tr!'
impr"S sion on" gathers Of cox. You
feel that hr would IT, 4 Ia" per cont
perfect campaign marIgCr with IN
-gN. rr>"urccfulucss aud "A"sh':'"
ability q: tn" highest order.
Whether ne has those reflective quail
ties necessary Ia formu'at" SNd Lad
the thought Of ID" country remains e"
hc seen.
=" also does II remain 10 h" seen
wh"th"" h. has thus" spiritual quail
ne thai 49," essential {" IA" kind o.
leadership that he aartrcs -.
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Our Daily Story
PAcKEE BECOME

Corinihia Bttz turned IN" lamp ~
=" higher md took "no,her chocolate"
mint.
''Yon as me-. NJ EeSon"." an" sNtd.
"in b" yuu~ We. This .heinC an aG'
Of equal right. I ask you. why should
t."
II am prepared ror. 'hnt question"
rNpI!ed Hpckcn Rccour with his ready
smile. Wei. neither smok" nor
gamble nor got mud Q" my sho"s nor
stay out late ~ nights nor "nc"uras"
Young women who f'i-t with me-
I'm not interested in ~" n"SaitN"
virtues" said Corirthia. hiding ya"H
with another mint.
Il am rich and rapdly becoming
richer" went on Facs"n ReEon" Tho
woman who becomes my wife will nav
half = dozen motor cars. TIRE" shades
OF chaufreurs and her own Reliable
check book"
Really" remarked Cnrinth,a. i've
had so much 81 that sort or thing that
I'm afraid II will only be bore. DON
cha know.
"Furthermorc." persisted Ta"kcn Be-
gone. Il have friend who hN0ws n
man who IS we'll acquainted with the
brother Of an army officer. 90 that any
time Ike ! can set - pounds Of
sugar from the army commissary de-
pa rtment
Cor!nrhto Dttz p'nk"d with emotion
ard turned the lamp much !oW"r.
NV hero" she hreathed. II am
sure we'll be worry happy toSeth"r
tTomorrow-"Clothe and tho Man,
nv the same author. Full OF suppressed
excitement pon't miss it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
{. or IMPORTANCE TO OHIO
VALLEY.

Mr S. A Thompson secretary and
treaAurer OF the National Rivers and
Rarbors Association. emphasizes the
Importance Of building the Lake Erie
and Ohio River canal
Hans now under way are maturing.
and Il will not BE- Tong until ocean going
steamships pass up the 81. Lawrence
through the we]land canal to every sea-
port on the Lakes. Tn" WeIland canal
IS now beinK finished. and the improve
riSnt Of the 81. Lawrence Is being
started.
BY the time the take Ere and Ohio
River anal could be completed. the
Great Lakes Will become arms OF the
sea. II is vitality important 70 the up
per Ohio valley that rs manufacturers
be connected with these great inland
WATERWAYS Through them. this splcn-
did river. with ITS manufacturing ad-
,antages Will have sn outlet upon the
ocean from two different directions. and
a territorial distribution uuequalleG In
any other community in America.
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courts. but now the military courts
themselves can take Cognizance Of such
orfenses and and fine the offender up 70
500 or imprlson him not exceeding one
snn.nth.
This ~ not an unusual punishment
and not a more severe one than a civil
court might impose. The serious feature
of the innovation is the laying d,w1 Of
tho principle that civilians can DC made
subject to military jurisdiction.
1; Is doubtful II the change is wise
ono. Military cn"y"achmcnts upon civil
rights are dangerous and while this Is
not 4 matter OF vital Importance. tho
principle involved - vital IN republic
n" .milItarv power must always. under
ordinary circumstances u, sCbCrdi7atcl
10 the evil and the EErandizcm"nt Of
military authority in any way 3 NOT TO
be regarded lightly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
RIPPING RHYMES
THE su1GnRR RESORT
BY WALT MASON.

All the folks see around. chas-
Ing ny A7e day b. day. are on sport
and pleasure bound. all they have
70 do is play. Trees a graft that
men call toll, and some men are
said TO work. one as tlller OF the
soil. one "a blacksmith. one as
clerk: I have heard OF honest sweat.
but know not what * is: play Is
here the only bet. and the autos
round mo whz. I have heard Of
girls who stitch through III" weary
sweatshop day. but I'm with the
idle rich. and such things seem far
away. IL there trouble anywhere?
Are there cupboards bare and lean
Here on" thing Is causing Carc-lts
the Gcarth Of gasoline. oh. l loaf
upon the beach. when the night
racks rolling brown. and s"icted
tenants screech. doubtless. in some
burning town And ! see the fags
ascend. hiding crags and tors and
cairns and some far-oft mothers
bend over sick and waiting bairds
Is there trouble on the land' IL
there sorrow on the sea Such
things don't. YOU understand. come
within a mile II me. For I'm one
who has the price. and ! watch the
seabirts reel. drinking near beer Of
tho Ire. eating rip AZ every meal
BY George Matthew Adam
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Vim, K. Vanderbilt
Dies In Paris; Body =.
Comes to America

rariS. July 22.-Willtam *. Wander
bilt. tho American nnancicr. died her.
today.
Mr.. vanderblIs death occurred at {
n clock this evening. At the bedside
were his wife. his daughter, the Ouch
rss OF Marlborough. his Two sons, VII.
liam r.. Jr., and Harold, and DR.. Ed.
Paris.
Thc funeral will be- held on Monday
next from the American church. Ave-
nuc dAlma. The body later will be
taken to the United States where II Will
be buried in the family plot on Staten
Island.
William Nissan Vanderbilt, son c
William L.. and grandson OF Commodor
Vanderbilt, one OF the most promineI
sportsmcn In the United States. passe
much OF his time In recent years abroad
The Duke Of Marlborough married hi
only daughter. Consuelo, IN 1885.
Mr. Vanderbilt was long a patron
the French turf. OF yachting and
automobile racing in the United State
He WAS the donor OF the Vanderbilt
Cup" for which motor speed kings cor
tested II decade or more ago on Lon
Island. He owned a racing stable a
Poissy. France, which he augmente
greatly in 1912 by purchasing q mum
Der of horses from James K. keene.
During the war. Mr.. Vanderbilt wa
active in hospital work and relief abroao
and in promoting the work OF the La
fayctte Escadrille. On one occasion ht
contributed $4,000 10 the Scuilly hos-(
piIal fund and at another time gave
1000. 600 lire toward war relief IN 'ttaiE
Because of his work for the American
avtators in France he was made honor
airy president OF the Lafayette Esca-
drille and presented with the rosette
Of the Leg ION Of Honor; During the
summer ~ 1919 Mr.. Vanderbilt was re-
ported q have presented to his dauSh.
ter. the Duchess OF Marlborough. a gift
Of 5000, n60.
Mr.. Vanderbilt was horn staten
Island. y. Y. December u. 1898. AltGr
receiving van academical education IL
America hc studied for sol erai years lN
Geneva. Switzerland. He married MISS
Alva Smith Of Mobile. Ala. tnow Mrs.
q. II. ?. RclmonD in 1874 ana 10 tneIn
were born. beside Consuclo. Two olns.
children. William X. Jr;. and HarSia
Vanderbilt On April "a. 1909; Ar.
ford. in London. England.
I'm completing his studies IN SWi,-
zerland. he entered the ofnce OF {; Z:
Clark. treasurer of the Hudson RlVeE
gradually placed in positions OF truS.
and responsibility in connection VIII
the great Vanderbilt railroad system.
From 1871 to 1883 nc was second vice
president Of the New York Central
Hudson River railroad. He was also
chairman Of the board Of directors
the Lake Shore d -tehigan southern
railway for many years. as well AZ a
director Of the New York Central; Micn
igan Central: LAX" Erie western
chicago & Northwestern: Chicago. MIL
wauKee & 81. Paul: Chicago. Cleveland.
Cincinnati & St. Louis: New YORK
Harlem: Pittsburgh a Lake Erie; anu
West Shore railroads. He was aIso
company and united with his brotners'
Cornelius. George and Frederick IN cs.
tahllshng the Vanderbilt Clinic m ~ o""
York at cost OF more than *SyVtuI"i
His sons. William K. Jr,. ana fiaI".
$50 railroad and other corporations
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SENATOR HARDING S ACCEPTANCE.

" Republican Presidency
admiration and nr'
! -, . ,. ~. , ,o ~ . n., ma, ,.sxcs
80 , 'v ~ D', .n,I n a ,n,o ,b,, rmps,> in tho
Of
United
STATE, America first IS hi. keynote and tho preservation Of American
Tcndence
fairly acquired through influence
League
presentation of
Of actor" tn"
be
Candidate Cox takes pride o"
tsu" choose Let
the American people decide
humanity which they will use their influence
things ne their
their Judgment do and
which they bnd bound by obligations imposed upon them
conflicting and selfish and
which tn
American taxpayers and the blood OF American O0ES ADVANCE " the solution
which their
question
the the American people but the
individual
nota
the right Of either employer or employee " superior
public employer and employee Speaking
definitely
Intelligent EFFORT the pubic interest IN
industries and dn" step towards
We
BASED the ueF'"ees OF the Republican VIII
this
Eay candidates declaration that this constitutional
Of
orci
applies the law all alike and aims keep
preachers OF casssm and
destroy authority and disrupt the state vi" md ner" 'N""S
of Of foundation
American republic
effectively carried out Will be great stimuli" " Agricultural production
exploitation" the putting within
power and
and
xsars
As Republican Harding
Independent
l. reached
Protective and
the America standard Q
and the q
He
to
wthace rttu inspire
1t believers
class rmauon
and
or IMPORTANCE TO OHIO courts courts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
CIVILIANS AND MILITARY
COURTS

o. In the recent revision ~ the federal
military code. FOR the first time IN the
history Of the United states civilians
have been made arhenahie 20 military
c6tTrts The ocsenSs for which those
eaIrts were given jurisdiction over CT
vflians Is con,emrt Of our. Formerly
civilians who conducted th"r"s'i lr1-
properly towards a military Tribunal.
refused % testify or disturbed IL" as
iona had 20 Dc turned over 10 the civ!
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LAW AND ORDER
PLANK LEFT OUT

Lincoln. Nch.. July ga telegram
from VIII II Hays. received today IN
reply 10 query sent by Virgil &c. Hin
shaw. national committee chairman Of
tina prohibition party. states that the
proposed law and order plank" in the
Republican platform was stricken out
by the platform subcommittee in Chi
caGo as meaningless and was never
presented 10 tho full platform commit
Tee nor 10 the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

Keeping whiskey AZ Your home may
not be- against the law. but is most per
ilous. anyhow. On account Of tts power
Of attracting unwelCome visitors.
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TEACHER SHORTAGE MUST Be OVERCOME
National Safety Rests Upon Increased Pay nsurg Aoe
uuate Return on Cost Of Preparation
By E. S. EvENDEN Phi D.
Authority on School Administration
Authority on School Administration

which forces them 30 lower thoir stand.
ard Of living. limit ;hoir means or
growth. and deny themselves margin
Of saving upon Their Investment. our
national safety rests upon the ccrrec-
tiOn Of this situation.
Uronyriyht l990)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

Tho queen Of Rumania is reported TO
have refused dress because the price
asked. sixty dollars. was too excessive.
Here II would have been refused more
likely because the price was not high
enough u suit our reckless Spcndcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

A Porto Rican sugar firm has declared
a dividend ot over j hundred percent.
That hc.ps 20 explain our sugar prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23

The Poles have learned something
When they have to retire the! call IT
"ccn"cntratinG our forces