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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
No accomplishment is impossiOle
when people work together.
WOMEN NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney anu
bladder trouble and never suspect IT, +.
Womens' complaints often prove 70 .Ss
nothing else but kidney trouble, OF 'H'
result Of kidney or bladder disease; .hr
If the kidneys are not in hea'' ~.
condition, they may cause the otheI -
gans to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss OF am.
bition, nervousness, are often times ''If
toms of kidney Irouble. Dr
Don't delay starting Treatment nrp
Kilmer's Swamp Root, q physician -.av
scription, obtained at any drug store, ~. W.
be just the remedy needed to o'si''
such conditions. ,. IN.
Get a medium or large size bottle
mediately from any drug store. . .b;s
However. if you wish first to te4e Dr..
great preparation send ten cents CIR 3
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n l., md
sample bottle. When writing De sUis
mention this paper.-Adv.
No mar in this world ever rlen'l'
" gets more than he gives.--A'i 81" -
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
N. Y. LABOR LEADER INDICTED
President Rrindell of Building Trades
Council in Trust Case is Ar
raigned.

New York, Nov 1S.-A second in
dictment was handed down by the adj
ditional grand jury investigating New
York's alleged building trust, on evil
dence supplied by the joint legislative
committee inquiring into the combine.
Robert p, BrindeIl, president OF the
Building Trades council, indicted for
attempted extortion, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Mulqueen in the general
sessions court and held in 100000
bail. Unable TO furnish bail, Brindell
was made prisoner at the criminal
courts building, Notwithstanding pro-
test of his counsel.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
MANY YANKs WERE GASSED
More Than 81 Per Cent of Overseas
Hospital Cases Due 10
Poison vapors.

Washington, Nov. 1S.--More than 81
per cent Of all American soldiers adj
mitted to hospitals overseas during the
World war were gassed, according TO
statement made public by the chemi-
cal warfare service. Excluding ma
rines and sailors, the total of Ameri.
can soldiers gassed was T0.552. of
whom 1921 died and 1858. or 4.04 per
cent. were discharged with some dis
ability.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
REDS IN KAMENETS PODOLSK
Soviet Troops Capture the City as
ukrainian Forces Retreat
in Disorder.

Tarnopol. Galieia. Nov. 49, Soviet
troops have occupied Kamenets Po-
dolsk and the Ukrainian forces are re
treating in disorder The Polish au-
thosities on this side of the Zbrucz
have given orders for the disarmament
of any Ukrainian detaehments cross
ing the river to escape the Red army.
Masses Of refugees are seeking safety
in Poland.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
ADMIT BAKLANoFF TO U. S.
Officials Give Temporary Permit to
Chieago-Russ Sarytone-under
Deportation Orders.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-Temporary
admittance to the United States was
granted by the Department OF Labor
10 George Baklanoff, Russian barytone
OF the Chicago Opera company, who
on his arrival from Europe last Fri
day was detained at Ellis island and,
ordered depor,ed by a special board Of
inquiry.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
PORTUGUESE CABINET is OUT
President Almeida Accepts Resiona.
ton When Presented a Second
Time at Lisbon.

Lisbon, Nov. 1S.-The Portuguese
cabinet, headed by Antonio Granlo.
which resigned November 10, its resie
nation, however, not being accepted hr
President Almeida, has again submit
ted its resignation. The president this
time accepted the withdrawal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
ProhIbltIon Aaent IndIeted.

Edwardsville. H., Nov, 1S.-S. Glenn
Young, a federal prohibition officer
was indicted on murder charge IN
connection with the killing of Luke
vukovic during a raid on the yukoyic
home for liquor.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
REAL BEER is NOW EXTINCT
Milwaukee, Puts TWO Bottles, One
DARK, One Light In the Public
Museum.

Milwaukee, Nov 1S.-Real beer is
extinct Two bottles of beer, one dark
and one light, with a plate of pretzels.
have been placed on display az the
Milwaukee Public museum, preserved
for future generations.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
INVITED TO INAUGURATION
obreeon Asks Governor Stephens Of
California to Be Present at
the Ceremonies.

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 1s-Gov.
William D. Stephens received tele-
gram from General Ohregon, President
elect of Mexico inviting him 10 he
present at the presidential Inaugural
ton at Mexico City December 1.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The total
quantity Of synthetic drestufrs, includ-
ing Intermediates, received in Great
Britain from Germany in the first nlne
months Of this year was 1914 tons
valued at about S2s0.00o, according to
figures made public at the department
of commerce.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
Ameriean shin burned

Montevideo. Nov. 1S--The United
States shipping board freight steamer
West Engle, loaded with naphtha, kerr
osene and coal, caught fire In the har-
Dor here and probably win be a total
loss.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
FOUR KILLED IN IRELAND
Men Are Shot Dead While Trying to
Escape From Escort in
County Clare.

White Gate, County Glare, Ireland;
Nov. 1S.-Four of six men arrested mi
der the restoration act were shot dead
while trying to escape from their es-j
cort, according TO an official report.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
Car Strike in Iowa

Clinton Ia, Nov. 1S.-Followino re-
fusal of the city council to grant m
increase in fare from 5 to 9 cents 70
the Clinton Street Railway company
employees of the company strucF.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
Tennis Stars Sail for AustralI.

Victoria, b. c. Nov. 1s.-Members.
Of the United States Davis tennis cun
team were TO sail from here for Aus
tralia to play the challenge round for
the Davis cup.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19
AMERICANS FLEE THE REDS
All Yanks on crimean Peninsula Are
Safely Evacuated. Washington
Reports.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-An Ameri-i
cans have been safely evacuated from
the Crimean peninsula, South Russia.
according TO advices received by the
State depa q ent
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-11-19

No mar in this world ever rIEI. l
" gets more than he gives. 'L.. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03

who expected 70 be delegates. 10 III"
National Convention. or To their assocI-
atcs. II appears that enc. William L.
Colo. who's, is Republican State 'halr-
man in Missouri. and delegate ut large
received. not only SJn0 from l-"wd"n.
hut $3.50 from the Harding manager
and at least two other delegates re-
ceIvrd $500 apiece. J. l.. Babicr'
National committeeman from Missouri
distributed sums amounting tram $500
10 81 oun among influential friends IN
various PARTS Of the state. This money
was nut ~pcn, for publicity purposes:
II WAS not spent for ADVERTISING; for
The usual campaign activities. II was
not spent IN newspapers. II went d.
rect. IN many cases to men who were
expected 10 become delegates to the
National Convention themselves or L"
influential friends. Probably II was
not so intended by the managers OF
Governor Lowdcn. but the distributor
Of this money comes pretty close 10 the
edge If personal bribery. II II does not
cross over the line. While the total
spent by Iowden IN Missouri does not.
by any means reach the lavish sum
spent in the campaign for Wood IN
other states. the manner Of expenditure
Is certainly more opcA to criticism than
anything that has yet been revealed be-
fore The Kenyon committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
THE COMMITTEE CONTESTS

The Republican National committee
at least shows a disposition TO hc inn
partial in its favors, If not altogether
fair Probably no decision "f number
OF contested cases could b" entirely
satisfactory to everybody. but so Tar
the leading candidates have each got
ten something. The contest in the Dis
trict of Columbia was settled by tho
setting Of Wood delegates. Lowden
got 4 bunch Of the contested delegates
from Louisiana. and Johnson wins in
the contest from Minnesota.
This is, at least. a gratifying contras;
from the steam-rollcr methods that
have been used in previous conventions.
Il has not been unusual for committees
to decide all OF the contested cases
practically in favor Of one candidate.
Chairman HAYS has brought a refresh
ing change into atmosph"r" Of IN?
National Committee. Apparently, nc
regards his posrtiorf and the power Of
the committee as power TO be cNcr-
cised for tn" service Of the Republican
party. and not for it's mastery.
II the remaining contests are dccid-
ed in Il spirit of fairness and equity the
convention will begin its deliberations
in a great deal better humor and IN 4
finer spirit of harmony than has been
the rule in the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
BOIL THE WATER

In another column OF the Intelligence
ar today appears a statement from city
Manager C.. o. Ephlia relative TO the
water supply. and warning the people
Of the possibility Of typhoid cOntagion.
There are now a number OF cascs II
typhoid fever in this city. a larger num-
Der, in fact. than has been the rule at
this time for number Of years. AT
the same time the quantity OF chlorine,
which has been used constantly 10 purl-
~ the water Internationally has rul
vary low. and on aSCJUnt OF the delay
OF railroads and express companies, tn"
city has found It impossible TO i'm
medfately replcniSh It's supply.
The city manager advises boiling the
riyer water before drinking. This can,
OF course. be done by great many
people in their homes. but in other
places it canIot. The situation i'm
presses the necessity for early &ction
as TO q filtration plant. We can be sure
that the Ohio river water Is not going
TO- get better. The growth or the poPu-
lations in the towns above us In the
Ohio valley and IN tho Allegheny and
Monongahela valleys is very rapid. and
their drainage directly and Indirectly
will flow. into the river. We must
take some steps TO provide a better and
cleaner water supply for the citizen
ship Of this community. When we
have adequate information as tn The
proper steps 10 be taken. no time should
be lost.
In the meanwhile boil the water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
Our Daily Story
THE WIDOW WEEDS.

TINS week falry talc)
Once upon time there was Il poor
woman named the Widow Weeds, and
the only thing that kept her landlord a
wicked man named Henbane, from fore
CLOSING the mortgage that he held on
her little home was the fact that the
Widow Weds' fairy. good fairy named
GladjOla. had threatened to turn him
into a, toadstocl the moment he did SO.
Now. Henbane's fairy was bad fairy
named Tampa, and at last Nawpa
thought OF a way 10 circuI.iNent Glad
her other furniture. on the Widow
Weeds.
Go to the Widof Weeds at sunset
this evening" she counsellcd Henbanc.
and tell her that she must either marry
YOU or lose her home. Fear not, YAM
pa will protect you.
Accordingly. at sunset. Henbane call
ed upon the Widow Weeds.
Marry me. or get OUT" he said cruel
~.
At that moment the good fairy Gladi-
ola appeared.
Wretch" she tinkled. u change thee
Inln a"
Jus, then the Widow Weeds only
clock chimcd six and Gladlola turned
pale and fell silent as 4 horrible chuckle
nlled the air II was the bad fairy
He, hcc, hee" she croaked. You
are powcrlcSs. You are bound by the
rules on the new Union Of Coed Fairies
not 10 do a tap Of work after six o'clock.
Hec. hee. heC"'
\ few houSs later the Widow Weeds
was Mrs. Henbanc.
Tomorrow Modern Touch" by
the same author. All about the angels
convection in Cloud Bank Hall. Don't
miss it.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
A POINT FOR GREATER
WHEELING

The good citizens OF Fulton, who take
n sauint at some Of their streets. may
regret that any OF them ever had the
nerve to vote against Greater Wheel
ing, Several Of the paved streets OF
Fulton have literally been cut 10 pieces
by the heavy traffic durinG tn" past
year. II Fulton were still only Fulton.
and not a part OF Wheeling. 1t would b."
faced with the necessity Of spending
upwards of one hundred thousand dol
lars for putting the streets in shape
putting a heavy burden on the taHpay-
ers OF Fulton. far greater than Fulton
should bear. 1t is right that Greater
Wheeling should pay this because tn"
Fulton streets are thorofares, much
used by the citizenship OF the entire
community. Fulton is not the only
fohrasr suburban town to which the
above can apply, but it Is particularly
appropriate in this case.
The greater city can do everything
that Is to be done in the line OF NUM-
cipal work on more liberal scale. in
a better and moro permanent manner
and in q fairer manner than the indi-
ySdual communities can do for them
selves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03

In the United States We arc. in theory
at least. committed To tn" principle Of
public education az ar" the peopl" or NJ"
other country in the world. We know
that In a democracy everything waits
on .dU"atI"n--hcalth wealth. civic Eht-
CuuSncsS and virtue, political wisdom.
national strength and safety.
our government is founded on the
prInrIpIr mat all mon are created equal
with rcrIn naliCnabl" rights. We
know that mono ~ these rights can he
secured without universal education or
r high order VIC have proclaimed IN"
doctrine Of equality Of opportunity for
all the children of all the people.
We hold that all just government Is
derived from the consent of the govern
ed. VIC know that government OF the
people. by tn" people. cannot be for INC
good Of the people except as the peo-
pc ar" intelligent, instructed. and train
cd for lf-goVcrnmcnt
We reject the autoCratiC doctrine
that the individual exists for the state
and hold the modern doctrine OF tho SUI
prcmacy Of man. lord Of all institu-
tons. even the most sacred, for whose
services. welfare. and happiness state
and nation and all their institutions
exist.
Nc have in part. at least. accepted
tho theory that IN" only way tn help
anybody * to help HIM Ia help himself.
and that right education is the only ct-
frrtivc means and Sclt-h"lp
We glory IN our S'hooiS as Inc Hl"S'
characteristic institutions Of our demo-
CraCN.
Some Of Us believe. or seem "a hC!IcN"
that we are hurdOninE ourselves beyond
belief with iaNcS Tor the support OF
these schools.
Tho unsupported Statc-Controll"d
public schools We supplement by priyat"
and pIroChiHl schools in effect. publ"
schools. whatever tho source or thClr
support or the method Of their control.
Every man knows that whatever
wealth he may accumulate he must I'M
ally leave To his children or III" child
rem OF others. and most men believe, or
profess 10 believe. that ii Is FAR wiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
ARE We STlNGY IN EDUCATION?
the Spending of Average of $4956O on Teaching Our
Children the Full Measure of Our Faith?
By PHILANDER P. CLAYTON
United States Commissioner of Education

to use the ChildrNn's money for thcir
right education than % leave 1t Tor
their good ur for their hurt 90 Y as inc!
may be able To spend 1t with know lrdGr
and wisdom or in ignorance and folly.
Md just what do VIC do
\ careful calculation based on the
most reliable figures available" SHOWS
that for all the purposes OF cducat"n'
publ" and private. from the kindcrear,
ten through the. college. university and
technical school. and for all kinds OF
special schools. as schools for tho deaf.
tho blind the feeble minded, orrhdnaGcS'
c"mmcrcIal and business schools
schools Of music and arts, and what
ever else including expenditures for the
pay Of teachers. for administration. for
lands and buildings and equipment. Tor
their upkecp. tor heat and light ana
wafer for schoolhouscs. and for all
other purposes. VIC are eNpendinE Tor
the education Of our children an aver
age Of $49J.6h.
Not $4,000 year hut total OF
sI?I.6o through all the years or LIE
TIL they leave school or college for inc
work Of life and for duties and re-
sponsihiliticS Of citizenship in demo-
crazy in which all things depend on
education.
DOCS This sum Of $3.50 Indicate IN"
full measure of our faith in cduCal ION ::
Ar" We willing to accept II as tho ind!"a, ,
tiun of our devotion to IN" welfare OF
our country and to tho happiness or our
children in so far AS this depends On
CduCation"
Is this sum sufficient for all tho pur
poses of rduCHtiUn for tho children Of
in" lcHh.n. aUtinn in the world. in IN"
u"vv era ~ freedom and democracy" Is
II afl that IN" richest nation or all the
world and 81 all time can afford L"
Spcnd on the most important interests
Of it's citizens"
one wonders IL the value Of the diff
rerrncc between illitcraCy and lack of
oil t-n in n of H., SchnnlS
cation which The average American UltI-
zen should have Is not more than
$3.50.
Copyright. 1920
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
LEAVE HEADACHE
At DRUG STORE
Money Back While You wait at Counter
II ASpironal Does Not Reliap" :" Two
Mtnutss.-Ab1oiutely Sa~.

Save half an hour or mor.l OF headach"
pain by taking the now Aspironal EliX'r
instead of the slow acting tablets TINT
have to wait so long tn be digestrd aud
absorbed. ASpironal acts RICH: now ana
without the slightest danger To your
heart or annoyance To your stomach.
Your physician recommends Aspir"nal
because he knows II removes the cause
of bilious and sick headache by gera
acting on the liver. correcting bilious
ness and constipation and preventing the
return of your headache next day.
The next time YOU have headache go
10 your nearest drug store. hand tho
clerk half dollar for bottle OF ASpir-
onal and tell him 10 serve you two tea
spoonsful, in a little water With you?
watch in your hand count off TWO min
utcs and call for your money back. as
per manufacturers guarantee. II you
can't feel your headache fading away
within the time limit. Don't be hashtul
for your druggist invites YOU ana "x-
poets you 10 Try It, Everybody is doing
il. Same guarantee applies 10 colds.
coughs and neuralsia.-tAdr)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
Thursday, June 8, 1920
FEDERAL SALARIES FEEE
FROM INCOME TAX

The supreme Court Of tho lnttea
States finds that the salaries OF federa'
Iudrcs and, incidentally. ~ "iacV '''-
Moves Of the Federal government ar" no.
subject to the income tax. TINS 'e"'''s'
decision is based upon the CONSTRUCTOR
nj provision that the salary OF Puo''o
official may not be increased or aI'"-
in;sbed during his term Of office. Inc
able judges argue that the '"''''s
,ax might be made connscatory. whl'h
would invade the salary OF supreme
Court Judge. or other Feder8 ap
pointees. to such an extent as 10 p' q
nlaIn violation Of the constitutional
provision. The retort TO TINS Is Oh
course, that the Constitution ais" pro-
yides that private property may not "'
eonfscated. and yet any tax might DC
made so heavy as To become coh'SC"
tory OF the property OF individuals.
- II 10 perhaps. unklnd to suggest ina.
thn decision Of the supreme Court as
IN Mis- question might have peen
prompted BY selfish interest. a ma.
tortty of the court. |" the numo'f W.
seven sustained the decision Justices
Holmes and BrandeiS dissenting ho'u
ing that the salary Of Federal Juas''
or any other Federal otncer ought NO.
20 he exempt from Federal taNaS'oh.
This is the plain common sense We" OIL
the ouestion. Income taxes ought I"
snplv 10 the incomes OF all citizens.
however, derived. There IS no just
ground for discrimination amongst
than. and the technical Interpretation
of the Constitution which makes OF
public ofhcCholdcrs a favored c!aSS'
free from the burdens laid upon "thrr
citizens, will not raise the supreme
Court in the estimation OF the man on
the street.
We trust il is not contempt TO say
that there Is entirely too much OF
disposition on the part OF Federal
Judges, in particular. Ia regard them-
selves, as q body sacro SAINT so to SPEAK;
"a individuals set apart from the rest
NJ the citizenship. and as above the or
binary public obligations ana RESPONSE
bilities. Something of this teelins
probably was responsible for the re-
markable decision os the court Inc
amount OF money involved is not grea'.
Tic United States Treasury can staAa
the loss Of income. Mr.. Wilson. who
is the most literally paid OF Federal
officials. will escape the payment OF
some $4,000 tax upon his salary
Otherwise exemptions will be in more
modest proportions. Regardless OF us
financial effect. however, we have the
presumption TO doubt If the decision Is
rood law, and VIC feel certain 1t IS not
good public policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
METHODIST CLASS
met IN WHEELING
over CENTURY AGO
Arrangements Being Made for 135th
Anniversary Of Fourth Street II. Z.
CONGREGATION.

-,-,I. -. -ol- ~, ~
preparations are NV" SINS w
the celebration Of the l35th anniversary
Of the Fourth street Methodist EplSco-
Pal church OF Wheeling. which is being
arranged for Sunday. June Is.
The anniversary really fell upon May
r5,h IaSi hnr AZ he general conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church WAS
in session on tina, dat" 1t was thought
hes, 10 postpone The anniversary until
tn" time stated.
The anniversary service Will also
celebrate thc half century Dirt hday Ut
The present church. The sunday school
room OF tho church was ready for oCCu-
pancy in 1865. hut the whole edihcc was
rnt CompIeted un,;l 1870
Eishon Francis / Mcdonald recent
ly ~ Denver who has been assigned to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
RIPPING RHYMES
MORE HIGH COSTS.
BY WALT MASON.

Tho cost of discomfort is great. ana
We re all disseminated: and some hnc
morning. soon or late. Our Rrouch
we'll have rep"ntcd. We'v" kicked
SO much. we've kicked so long. it's
gul to he a habit. and everything on
earth seems wrUng--if there's q gritt
W.. grab 1t. II ~ II costly habit. thiS.
when every Ill we treasure; wrN"
grown impcrNious to bliss. "" can
distinguish pleasure. We look ahead
To better days. but # they come to
greet US. We can't shake off our carp
ing ways. our grUuChes will defeat
ny And when we land at hea ems
door. led thrr" by priestly tu:";
we'll call St Peter down and roar. and
say the crowns arc pewter. We let
the trfling ills annoy. in knocks
there's satisfaction: and so we've
spoiled ourselves for JOY. for sane and
cheerful action. The workman Kicks
about his wage. the boss * S"r" aS
hlazes, and cen the poet and the sage
arc framing dismal phrases. It's
hard to find normal gent VIII" smiles
and sings and twittcrs. who hrraihrs
no word of discomfort. nor talks OF
taking bitters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-03
Jos, NJ, SANDERS
WILL NOMINATE
Sen, SUTHERLAND
Blueneld Man Accepts Invitation OF
Sutherland Club
Announcement 10 Made Upon Receipt OF
senator Sanders Acceptance

Or. Randolph J. Hcrsey. head OF the
sutherland for President movement IN
this and other states. announced iaSt
night that Joseph NJ. Sanders. 90 HlH'-
Aid one Of the Firth districts dele,
yaias In tho national cnnN"ntOn Will
max maxi tho speech Of nomination for Sen
ainr Sutherland. The information came
over the telephone from Mr.; sutherland:
who had just received Judge s"nuJrs
,rrcptanCc Of the invitation Judge
{. nders ia a present state senator ana
former justice Of the West Virginia
eunrcnc court Of appeals.