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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

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William Myles
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
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GnLLIMa AHUORDs AND Pant
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

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II Is also rus-Ihl" that = reception
v,lI lac held for ih" ladies .l ia" thnm-
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the hours at go and :" "''I"'k al
which Mr- Harding viii l." present anal
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
FOOD EXPORTS DEC CREASE.
all on of Nearly $500 goo 600 Shown
in III Months.

Washington, Dec 20 Exports of
food products from the United States
during November amounted 20 SIS, ,9s9,-
nsi as compared with Sl33, ,i57. l66 IN
November, 1919 For tho II months Of
1870 the total was 81 .473 96O, l76 while for
the same pcriod hast year they amounted
20 Sl,06l .9j7.72t
Brcadstuhs exported during Novcm-
Ter were valued ~ 500. 777.0Sl n com
pared with S7i.1l1 .96S in the correspond
ms month wear go Durlr 9 the II months
period this wear, hrcadstutis exported
totaled Sgs2. So. .25- Exports of meat
products las, month amounted 10 $50
2Il .9q7 while m Novcmhci 1919, they
were valued at SOL. .145,l9S.
Cotton seed "l sent abroad last Novcm-
her was valued at S3.O2S, t25. nearly
81 OOo.OO0 more than ~ November \
year ago. while for the II months period
this year the total value WAS s29,11l, :
$50 Mineral oils exported last month
we're valued ~ Sf7 ,332 73S or about
n. 500. 600 more than IN November, 1919"
The total value d,ung the ! months
icriod tins wear was SiS6, ,a2T .6SS
Cotton valued at nIdy S9l. lbs, 3G2 was
exported last month rs ComparCd with
slsI .3OQ.272 IN November, 1919. The
total exported durmg the II months per
iod this wear amounted 10 81 ,Oi. .0S3. ..123
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
"STILLER'S" MISTAKE FATAL.
Tcnnessean in Rush for Family Kiuc
Gets Its Charge.

Knoxville, Tenn. Dec. pa stu
shining moon looked down on what IS,
usually, the stillest, happicst night Tor
moonshiners All their product, save that
for home consumption, had been shipped,
more or less secretly, TO make Joyous the
prodigals Of Chicago, Cincinnati, LOUIS
Vile and outlying districts and to Keep
busy the internes in psyehopathic wares
Peace brooded, or brewed, III the cabin
of Bunk Baker, in the 10th )istrict Q,
Sewer County, region often visited and
much respected by agents oi tncle sam
internal Revenue Department 10 them,
according to repute, Bunk Baker, had
come to be known as preferring to make,
sell and drink his whisky without saying
as much MS how TO any rcvenooer. IL
remains for the cororer to determine
whether Bunk had been drinking really
good whisky last night.
The testimony goes to show he was
not himself last night Bunk returned home
and, with the moonshlnc spirit OF the
season, tried TO whip his son William,
eighteen wears old, with branch oi
Christmas tree, William escaped him,
ran around the house and entered by
rear door
William his father and his mother
fuStlcd TOT the idlnliy Illct Wih'il "a"
stands next TO the family jug. 1t would
seem that all three had their hands on
the weapon ~ the same time The rifle
was discharged and Bunk fell dead. Will
liam and his little sister ran TO the house
of their uncle, f. II Baker, and there
Sheriff Rolcn arrested William today.
Much sympathy is expressed for Bunk
Baker No one il Sewer county ever
before caught hold OF = loaded rifle by tn c
mu2zlc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
INFLUENZA SURVIVORS IMMUNE
Public Health Service Reaches Conclusion
After Investigation.

Washington. Dec 2p Influenza Mt
tacks carry with them definite immunity
To subsequent attacks. lasting several
wears. according 10 conclusions reached
hv the Public Health Service after nten-
sive study in the homes where the drease
was epidemic in l9lS-la.
"Inasmuch rs the epidemic of 1918
and 1919 affected - very large propor
ton OF the population. tho statement by
Surgeon General Cumming added. there
would seem to be reasonable grounds for,
believing that even should flu become
prevalent here and there thus winterl #
would not assume the epidemic proper
tions of the past two years
Dr. Cumming pointed out, however
that there was no way Of definitely fore
telling whether tins winter will witness any
recurrence Of Influenza in epidemic form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
KEEP YOUR
DATES STRAIGHT

One principle that n0 man can afford
90 neglect is that Of always keeping his
engagements.
II you can be relied upon 20 do what
YOU said you would do. when you said YOU
would do il, your value in any line il
enhanced thereby And if YOU cant be
relied upon, no amount of brilliancc will
make up for that deficiency.
To keep Your dates straight you need
calendar Just - much rs you need
watch
Our Washington Information Bureau
ofrers you one free with the compliments
Of the United States Navy II IS printed
in colors, and tho pad has leaf for each
mcnth in 1921
Fill out the o"lIon and enclose two
cents ID stamps Tor return postage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Christmas Dinner Party.

Elkton, Md, Dec 29-Mrs katherine
Draper had as her guest. to dinner on
Christmas DAY all Of the children and
grand children Those present were Mr.
and Mrs VIM II Draper Of Wilmington,
Mrs George Fraper Mr. and Mrs Murrv
Bunce, Miss Katherine BunCe, Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Robinson and so s Ailllard,
William and Harold Nlrs Marguerite
Meredith and daughter Charlotte. Earl
Draper and Dorian Draper all of Elkton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
GERMANS IN HAVANA
PROTEST EDITH CAVELL FILM

Havana Dec 29-Oficial protest
against the exhibition Of q moving picture
I'm portravIng the execution OF Edith
Caveli, who was put 10 death by the Ger
mans IL Brussels October IS. 1915, was
made here Yesterday by DR.. Franz Karo
Zfttolmann, German minister TO Cuba.
As a result Of hls protest the film was
withdrawn by the management of the
theatre where II was To be presented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
M'ADOO GOES To MEXICO.
Visit There Believed 10 Have TO Do With
National Railway.

Meuco City Dec 29.-Newspapers Of
tins city give much publicity to the ex-
pected arrival hcre this week Of William
G. McAdoo former United States sec
rptarv Of the treasury. who is said to be
representing stockholders Of the Mexican
National RAILWAY
Some Journals assert that Mr. McAdoo
who was formerly director Of railroads in
the United States will play an important
part in the contemplated return Of the
national lines by the government 20 the
original ou nprS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
BosTON'S GREAT FISH STORY.
Receipts Of I22, ,226.0 .060 Pounds in 1920
Break All Records.

Boston Dec IS This city was said
q have become the greatest fishing port
IN the world with the announcement
Yesterday that l22 III, 600 pounds oi
ground fish had been brought here during
1870. shattcrrng all records OF the last
thlrtv-two years.
1t Is estimated that at least 1000. 600
pounds will have been added e. this total
before the year closes The heaviest pre-
vI0us receipts were IN 1910. when Tie
total reached 100 - COS pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
WANT CUT FOR THE SOUTH.
Association for Colored People 10 Argue
on Congress Limit.

Washington Dec. 29.-Representatives
of the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People are 10 APP
pear before the House census committee
considering the Congressional apportlon-
ment bill. They are expected TO urge re-
duction of representation from the South
ern States on the ground Of alleged refusal
To allow Negroes to vote
The committee yesterday heard John
H. Adriaans, a Washington attorney, who
opposed any further increase in House
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
TAX EXCEEDS ESTIMATE.
Income Levy Receipts s650602,5i6 For
Last Quarter.

Washington, Dec - Income and
profits tax receipts for the lasi quarter
of the year exceeded Secretary Hous-
tons carly estimate Of s65o, 100000. &C
cording To the daily statement of the
nations finances for Fec 23. Payments
for the month then amounted 90 $3.50,
G02 $40, % compared with SS24,l7S, lal
for the corresponding period q year ago
Officials declared that some increase IN
tho total could he expected, rs there was
still week 10 bc accounted for
Receipts from income and profits
taxes since June | total 81 COS, I35. 297
according to the treasury statement, as
against Fl .g22, Ia4. 430 for last wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
LONDON PAPERS FAVOR
DECREASE Of ARMAMENT
Give Expression to Anxiety Over
Reports of Americas Naval
Program.

London, Dec 29.--Calls for the United
States, Great Britain and Japan 70 curtail
naval expenditures by mutual agreement
were featured by number OF London
newspapers ycsteaday. In following this
course the journals give expires 1l TO the
anxiety which has prevailed here since the
receipt oi reports of the new American
naval program, an anxiety which may be
traced To the assumption that If the Unit
ed States builds a big navy Great Britain
must do likewise.
Toxic. Dec. 2o-The Jill Shimpo,
which has been one of the strongest sup
portcrs Of the government naval pro-
gram, today SAYS that II the world con-
scnts 20 arrest the race for naval SUI
prcmacy there is no reason why Japanss
plan for eight battlcships, eight battle
cruisers and 100 submarines to he com
plctcd by 1925 should not I've modified
The newspaper calls on the Japanese
government to take the initiative
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
AvIATORS MAY
LAND ON MEXICAN SOIL

Mexico City, Dec. 2O.--Amcrican avia-
tors flying from tho northern frontier of
Mexico toward Panama may land on
Mexican soil is necessary official permission
being given Mo, day. This permission
was in response 70 request from the
United Stateu government IL was annonnc-
ed nj the foreign office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
CHICAGO BANK CLOSED.
Three in North Dakota Also Forced 10
shut Doors.

Chicago. Dec 20 Dcpositors of the
Dressed Commercial and Savings Bank
waited IN VAN for is doors to open
Monday and when the president Andrew
Dressed could not hc found. creditors
pctitioned Judge Carpenter IN Federal
District Court TO adJudge tho bank bank
rlpt The Chicago Title and Trust Com
pany was appointed receiver Other bank
officials said the Du,ssrl bank S funds had
heen depleted through the operations of
hold-up men and burglars during the past
two years
Nlnot y D Dec. % The First
Farmers Bank Of Nllnot was closed
Monday Depleted reserve Was given ss
The reason
The first Security Bank Of Carpio.
\ D.. associated with the First Farm
ers of Minot. was closed MONDAY after
noon
The closing of the Peoples State Bank
IT Hatton y D.. Was announced in
Fargo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
BLOW AT SCALPE RS.
Pennsy Will Sell Pullman Reservations
10 Ticket Holders Only

Philadelphia Dec ~ To stamp out
the activities Of a new brand of "scalpers'
the Pullman-ticket speculat ors-the
Pennsylvania Railroad has sent out IN
structions 10 all ticket sellers IN the Phila-
delphis and New York terminals that the
1lle providing that Pullman reservations
NAV be sold only to passengers who can
produce their railroad tickets must be
rigldly enforced from now on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
FOUR LOST IN FIRE.
Three Children and Housekecper Perish
IN Blaze at Mount Morris. NY.

Mount Morris. ~ Y, Dec 29.-Tbrce
children and horsekeepcr, Alice Kase-
man, 80 years old, were burned to death
and two other children wero injured yes
tcrday in n fro that destroyed the home
of William Barrett at Leicester.
Barrett saved the lives Of two children
by tossing them from n second story
window. lie leapcd after them, escaping
with slight injuries. The hourekeoper and
three Of the Barrett children were burned
tt ffrti I H. ltff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

membership from the South because he
said IL would increase the potential
power of the South in Presidential cleo
tiona.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
WOMEN'S SHOES

boots walking
ever every provided for
! at greatly
sD Ia fSi KID S1495
D Is f % aTf a9t % 6f S1295
352 pairs regular $3.50 to c,cnr
LAIRD, ,SCHOBERS OXFORDS AND PUMPS OlZSO pair
Turnan nd ~elted soles; dull and pa tent feathers.
:. fAs ss;:; eiF isf5 icH fGs LACED BOOTS $1,000
Arch 4 s1tff fsEs1 ;soS KID SHOES Sl495
SRe & saI pFfsEF5Ek Esa sios BLACK KID SHOES Sl295
SS Rs5: fSt5 s S AND SLIPPERS 65
SS Hi5; sDs f62s S95
Womens Dept--Flrt Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
THE SALE
OF MEMS AND WOMENS
HIGH GRADE
SHOES and OXFORDS

Here shoe that happily the shoe problem for and eonsn
bgwy NoPreVou selling has sp striking departure ron r
levels We've cut deep the mems and w~fs
shoes Hundreds will opportunity supply os~ar
needs that month urgently
needed and extra shoes be bought at surprising
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
GnEAR1sn5EfnI11 g. -

Ask what is human hfe' the sage replies.
Cooper
Wealth romp and honor are but empty
toys. Ferguson
We trudgc. we travel; but from pain to
pain -Quarles
Weak, tlmid Iandsmen. on lifes stormy
main Burns
We only toll who arc the FIRST of things.
-Tennyson
From labor. health. from health content
mont springs. -Beattie
Fame runs before us as the morning star.
Dryden
How little do We know that which we are
Byron
Let none, then here is certain knowledge,
boast --Pomfret
or Meeting Joys. too certain to be lost.
walter
For over all there hangs a cloud of fear.
Hood
To smooth life's passage DER it's stormy
Sum up at night. what thou hast t' done ms' by ~
BE rich in patience. If thou in goods be
poor. dunbar
Choose out, the man. to virtue most in,
cined. Rowe
Throw envy, folly, prejudice behind. VOW
Defer not till tomorrow. 20 be wise.
-~Congreve
Wealth heaped on wealth. no truth or safe
ty buys. DR. Johnson
Care draws on care. woe comforts woe
again. -Drayton
On high estates, huge heaps of care at.
No Joy SO great but runne,h to an end.
No hand md applaud, what honor shuns to
who casts on shame, should likewise cast
Grief ys,4. n.4n'' us down the preciGics q
Virtue alone, no dissolution fears.
Ed Moore
Time loosely spent will not again be won
Robert Greene |
What shall do to be forever known.
But now the wanc of life comes darkiy on.
After a thousand mazes OVERCOME.
In this brief state of trouble, and unrest,
Man never is, but always to be biest. to ''
Time is the present hour, the past is ned.
D. thou Futurlty, our hope and dread
low fading are the Joys we dote upon.
90 while hnn. I speak, tho present moments
'h thou, Eternal ArbitOr of things
low awful is the hour, when conscience
stern srbIter in every breast,
ne nutterIns wish on wing that viii iii'nSt not
rest. -Naliett
his above alI' to thine own self DO true rue
earn to live we'll thst thou TnysPeSr msyst die
81, too. =-Donhan,
o those INA ina, list the world. gay ,S"sa% acsn.s
omc illo we wish for when we wish HsS't to
HENRY r, SMITH"
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
Bluebeard of Paris
Calls Judge Papa As He's Tried For
Staying Eleven Wives

PARIS, Aug. 22.-Supreme nonchal-
ance, intermingled with strains of hu-
NOR. marked the final examination of
Landru. the French bluebeard, who is
charged with staying eleven of his
hancees, whom, it was alleged. he
lured to his country villa in Gambais.
Judge Bonin and the jurors were up-
able to shake the defendants refusal
not to inCrminate himself through
unstudied responses to questions.
The case will now go to the court
of assizes with thousands of pages of
evidence, including reports of experts
who have identified as human por-
tions of bones found among the ashes
at Cambais. 1t is considered likely
that the trial of Landru will begin
early next autumn.
1t has taken the police sixteen
months to build up case against the
"Bluebeard," and public opinion here
is still divided whether at the last mo-
ment the accused may not be able to
produce the women who are believed
to have been victims of mis- charming
personality. Indeed, there are persons
here who believe that these women
may be alive, but are unwilling to un-
dergo the publicity and notoriety that
would follow should they come to
Landru's aid.
The judge, whom the prisoner in
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
DECOY NOTE TRAPS
R. R. MAIL CLERK
Leo Miller, on capitaI-Pitts-
burgh Run, Held at Baltimore
for Federal Action.

Trapped through a decoy letter.
containing marked money, Leo Mil
ler, "A railway mail clerk, employed
on a train running from Washington
to Pittsburgh, was yesterday hold in
81, 500 bail to await the action of the
Federal grand jury in Baltimore by
United States Commissioner ]. Frank
Supplee, jr.
Miller's arrest by Postofflce inspec-
tors followed tho disappearance of a
number of letters containing money
which were handled by the mail clerk
on the Washington Pittsburgh train
Miller was suspected and the decoy
letter was placed In n bag OF mail
the railway clerk had to distribute.
when tho bag was opened hero yes
tcrdny morning tho Postofricc inspec-
tors found the letter had disappeared.
Miller had left the Capital for his
home in Baltimore and when ne
reached there he was placed under
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
WEATHER FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK

North and Middle Atlantic
States - Outlook is for fair
weather and moderate tempera-
ture first half and unsettled.
showery weather and warmer
second half of coming week.
South Atlantic and East Gulf
States-Outlook is for normal
temperature and generally fair
weather, but with scattered local
thunder showers during the com
ing week. There are no indica-
tions of disturbance in the
West Indies at this time.
West Gulf States Outlook is
for normal temperature and gen
orally fair weather but with
scattered local showers during
the coming week. There are no
indications of a disturbance in
the West Indies at this time.
Ohio valley and Tennessee
Outlook is for fair and cool
weather first half and unsettled
weather, local showers and nor
NAL temperature second half of
the week.
Region OF Great Lakes-Out-
look is for fair and cool wealth
er first half and unsettled wealth
err, local showers and normal
temperature second half of the
week.
Upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys--Outlook is for
generally fair weather during
the coming week. but with some
probability of showers Wednes-
day or Thursday. Normal tenn
perature.
Northern Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions-Outlook is for
generally fair weather and nor.
NAL temperature during the
coming week.
southern Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions--Outlook Ia for
generally fair weather and nor
NAL temperature during the
coming week.
Pacific States-Outlook is for
generally fair weather and nor
NAL temperatures during the
coming week.
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
RECORD CROP OF FRUIT
PROSPECT In COLORADO

DENVER, Aug. 22,-Thirteen thou
sand refrigerator cars will be re-
CURED to move colorado's huge fruit
crop this season, 1t was estimated
here by the State Utilities Commits
sion
The Western slope reports rec
ord-breaking fruit crop and growers
In that section are making strenuous
enorts TO secure $4,000 cars for their
peaches, pears and other fruits, while
the Rocky Ford region, in Eastern
Colorado, seeks 1000 cars for its out
put OF melons.
OF the 10000 cars 1000 will have
to be fully iced t.,
The crop will be ready 10 move the
middle OF August. -.
The Washington times., 1920-08-22
THINKING.

Can you sit In the palm OF your hands
Or beat on the drums Of your ears,
DO the calls of your legs eat the corn on
your toes,
Then why not grow corns on your ears?
Where can q man buy a cap for his knees
Or a key to the lock Of his hair,
Can your eyes be called an academy, be-
cause pupils are thore?
In the crown CT your head what Jewels are
found?
Who travels the bridge Of your nose?
Can you use in the shingling OF the roof OF
your mouth.
The nails on tho end Of your toes?
Can tho crook in your elbow be sent to jail?
II so what did ne do7
How can you sharpen your shoulder blades7
I'll be d----d II ! know, do you?
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