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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
THE OIL AND GAS TAX

W 11alo"a"
oil
instead Of entirely i"H"'
of " oil
arg" sha
OF rro
a
Mr. points the Supreme
Of taxation is
produced West Virginia and shipped directly to purchaser OUT
purchasing refinery buying an
za,,or Of soma KIN, the stat. is , the tax regardless Of the fact
Of Under
produced and consumed West V
tax delivered
purchasing the
law unsatisfactory destroys
legislation
which conditions der" lfle
be problem
relied produce Sl per
onhalf
amorns for larger appropriations
which
government All of the normal
liberal
the limit
institutions
which is
increased interest large annually The interest an"
fund the
these
itself niqutous
taxato
found of the Supreme Courts decision
purpose
tns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
THE VICE PRESIDENTS
HOUSE

The proposal Of senator Elkins that
the national government buy residence
In Washington for the use Of the vice
president wiz probably meet with gen
eral approval. In rank the VICE prcsi-
dent is second only TO the president.
whose place he may be called upon at
any time TO MI. Despite This fact. there
is an enormous discrepancy Between the
dignity and cmoluments OF the president
and those OF the vice president.
As a potential national executive and
presiding officer OF the United States
senate. the vice president should have at
least 4 lille more compensation than
cabinet officers. At present he. receives
the same-$l2.oo year. The president
receives $4,000 besides $4,000 for
travelling expenses. the White House TO
live in. automobiles and all other rcCeS-
stiles and luXuries except his food This
Is not TOO much for the head OF the
worlds richest nation. but the man who
is just one step below HIM in national
rank should not be 50 completely
ignored
The vice president Is not always
financially able 70 buy or rent 4 suitable
residence and the office itself thus SUI
fers a loss OF dignity. especially in the
eyes OF foreign diplomats and other dis
tinguished visitors. There should be a
permanent. nationally maintained resi-
dence for the vice president. as well as
the president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

!; STATE HOUSE !
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
IN WEST VIRGINIA

Special Dispa sch 20 The Intclligencer.
Charleston. W. Va, Dec. S-Road con-
struction in the sum OF S2,47s.o0o was
carried out in all counties Of West Nir-
gina during the eleven month period
ending November |. according to figures
made public yesterday at the offices OF
the state road commission.
This sum represents the greatest a.
mount 0iShurScd in West Virginia in
that length Of time in the history OF
the state. During this year construc-
lion OF hard surface roads in West Viz
g:na has progressed TO an extent that
X has never progressed before. After
the good roads amendment is made ef-
fective. it - expected that even these
figures will lie small in comparison with
moneys spent for permanent roads.
Figures mad" public by the state road
commission includes only the amount
used to huild roads under the superviS-
sons of the state and federal govern
mentS. State aid during the eleven
months amounted to S322.59l.l9. all Of
which has actually been paid out. OF
the total amount the federal. govern
mcrt paid S79%.ST3ll, making a total Of
l,ll6464.SO The balance OF the S2.47S,-
N0O was paid by the counties.
The state has paid about forty-tivc
per cent OF the cost of construction of
roads this year.
4 meeting Of all tho division enGin-
GERS. five in number, Of the state has
been called by Major G.. /. Fortncy,
chairman OF the state road commission,
for Friday and Saturday Of this week in
Charleston. Progress Of road CnnstruC-
tion this year, next years program and
the new road system for the state VIII
be discussed.
1t was announced yesterday by Major
Fortney that L lotion "st!n-lcs" derrick
had been received by the road depart
ment from the l.. S. war department.
and 1t will be used in the vicinity OK
Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
RIPPING RHYMES
THE EXPENSIVE LUXURY
By WALT MASON.

My auto keeps me busted. my
stand0rf goes no more. IN shops
where | VAS trusted in happy days
Of yurc. Nay. nay" cNclaims the
grocer. when for some pruneS go;
you've grown too blooming slow
sir. in paying what YOU owe. You
blow for gas and rubber the coin
you owe for rice. so chase yourself
YOU lub5er, or else bring in tho
price" My auto is Il daisy. 1t fairly
burns the soil: but II has made me
lazy. l balk ct honest toll. The old
blue sheep needs Shcaring, | ought
to bale some hay. but here ! am
Carcering some forty vcrstS away.
The kitchen should be painted. the
roof Is gaping wide; hut who would
get acquainted with work. when he
can ride? My wife Is sorely needing
some decent rags To wear. but I've
been pinchcd for speeding and have
no coin to spare. Ny auto keeps me
busted, mechanics get my wad;
some bolts must be adjusted. some
carbon must be thawed; she needs
an overhaul!nc. which costs Two
hundred beans. the while the Kids
are bawling for bread and whole
some green's. law. gee. the mcr-
chants mutter, when I would buy
some wood. some Goldfish or some
butter your credit is no good: and
once" they say. emblttercd. like
some bright twlukling star Your
credit glowed and gl;ttered--oclorc
YOU owned car"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
WON'T CONFIRM TUMULTY

Mr. Wilson'S reported intention to
give hts private secretary a soft lifetime
job as chief judge OF the customs court,
has struck an obstacle. Republican sen
ators say they will not confirm the APP
pointment OF Mr.. Tumulty to this posi-
ton. This 10 not because Of any per-
sonai feeling In the matter but because
the confirmation OF Tumulty would give
the court three Democrats and two Re
publIeans Prospective Democratic con-
troll of the court leads 10 the belief that
its decisions would be tinged with DEM
ocratic tariff doctrine. which must Of
course be avoided.
4 new tariH law will soon be placed
on the national statute books All de-
cisions on cases arising under that law
should be in strict accord with it's spirit.
Consideration by a court fundamentally
non-protective in its mental processes
would mean antagonistic construction Of
doubtful points. Mr.. Wilson should pick
some other place for Joe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
Our Daily Story
LOCAL CoLoR.

Augusta Bane the lady novelist, be-
longcd to the realistic school. she De-
IlrYed In soaking herself in the Amos
phCrc that she intended TO transfer 10
the pages OF her books. Accordingly:
10 prepare herself for her new novel or
the underworld. she decided to hear. with
her own ears. the speech OF It's denizcns'
SO she went TO the docks and acGosted
burly stevrdore who was picking MS
teeth with q large oyster shell.
EXCUSE me for intcrruptinS your
ouaintIy characteristic after dinner ex-
erclse," began Augusta Bane. but am
a novelist in search OF local color, ana
| should be greatly obliged II Sou would
talk 70 me little while / take notes
Certainly. madam. with pleasure re-
the oyster shell, rs there any particular
tonic on which you would prefer me TO
converse? ] am reputed To be some
what Of an authority on the Sup'ect OIL
tides, II that piques your curiosity AND
en- passant, as the French say. snail De
very glad to read your book when II ap-
pears seem TO have exhausted all the
interesting fiction in the public library.
Faltcring out her thanks. Augusta
Bane returned home, somewhat ~or-
ricd and uncertain. She iound her
young brother. lust home from college,
waiting TO see her. 90,
Why. Whistler. what surprise
she exclaimed. 1--WE lust been down at
the docks lookin~ for local color for my
new novel"
well, wou!dn'; that jar you off your
perch" said whistler. You must O
had a swell time batttn' about among
the roughnecks"
"Oh, whistler" she carollcd, go on
please. while l take notes. That's tho
very thing"
And she took whole raft Of notes
and put all the notes In her novel. The
Seamy Side" which all the. critics
praised most highly for Its faithful re-
production Of the dialogue Of the lower
rlaSSrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
IRELAND's OPPORTUNITY

The movement initiated by Premier
Lloyd George and representatives OF the
Sim Fcin for peace in Ireland is meet
ing with opposition. both in the British
cabinet and among Sim Fein officials.
This difference Of opinion will delay a
settlement but II is believed that the
peace elements are in the ascendanCy.
Archbishop Harry has given the public
support of the Catholic hierarchy to any
movement which is designed to end
violence and states that he considers the
time favorable for peace. Every Lon
don morning newspaper has endorsed
the peace movement. The Evening
Standard. a government: organ. says that
if lrishmen are willing TO work with
the government for tho restoration Of
decent conditions there will be no diff
iculty in enlar&tng the home rule bill.
1t would be deplorable II any ill-con-
sidered act BY either side should shattcr
this favorable prospect. Ireland Is in
position right now to get a home rule
bill highly satisfactory to all who re-
alize that immediate independence IS
iurpoSSihlC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

tamination would be brought out. but it
would seem that they could be presented
just as we'll before our city council.
There is no reason for taking up the
time OF the legislature with matter
that we can decide just as we'll here at
home. II there be any evidence that the
state health department is mistaken,
then it could properly be presented to
the legislature.
Elimination of the we'll plan would
leave filtration as the only practicable
alternative. The city wants the lowest
cost compatible with satisfaction but 1t
does not want to invest in a cheap sys-
tenn that would be a continual source of
trouble and would have TO be replaced
in a few years. There Is no question as
10 the sentiment OF the people for better
water. What is best Is tho only point
at issue. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

IMMIGRATION BILLS

In the house OF representatives. a bill
is now pending TO prohibit all immiSra-
tion for two years. In tho senate. a
similar bill has been introduced, but
placing the time limit at six months.
The fact that 5000. 900 Europeans arc
seeking admission TO the United States
makes immigration restriction desirable,
but total prohibition. unless strictly
temporary. does not seem wise. Con-
gress will meet again in March and
by that time reimbursement Will have
progressed considerably. perhaps to a
point at which Il will be possible to
reach a more accurate judgment on our
immigration needs. Restrictions to in
sure a. better quality and more ad-
vantageous distribution of immigration
are needed. and legislation 10 this end
should be OF permanent nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
HELPING The COTTON FARMER
By EDWIN T. MEREDITH
Secretary OF Agriculture.

houses, the rrcciptS of which would DC
easily negotiable, the producers nave
not been able to finance the marketing
of their product in orderly lashloh, az
COrlIng to the needs of consumption.
To remedy this situation, there must
he adequate facilities available Tor stor-
ing the crop and there must De means
for financing the producers until lne
cotton TX sold one of the most lmpor-
tant ways Of obtaining these advantages
for the producers is through properly
organized and directed cooperative e.
fort which involves unity ~ ACTON
among producers similarly S!tuatcu'
BY cooperation producers lnaE maxi
their off, rings more attractive to puH
rrs by improving the handling OF thclr
cotton. grading it properly. ana haEInH
1t stored and adequately protected III
suitable warehouses. In these and other
ways and By informing themselves as 10
tn" true market conditions producers
may secure advantages which Will en-
able them to deal on footing OF rQuaI-
ity with the buyers Of their cotton.
This department consistently mas au-
voratrd such cooperation among farm
crS wherever it seems feasible and de-
Srdblc. In number Of states TINS a.
partmtnt is already demonstrating tr
farmers associations the advantages OF
producing better varieties. Of more care
IN handling, OF correct grading, ana ul
the use Of proper marketing methods.
At the same time the department main
GaitS cutton-quotatluh service ior t.Ie
purpose Of giving farmers market IN
formation upon which they can rely.
In addition, under the United states
warehouse act. this department IN giving
Ia producers the aSsuranc" OF safe stor-
age facilities for their cotton and MAX
INK il possible for them to obtain ware
house receipts which should be readily
and widely negotiable as security fer
loans.
In these and o.her ways the depart
mcnt is cndcavorinE to aid southern cot
ton producers 10 market their cotton
more advantagc0usly than heretofore.
1t is believed that through ccnperat ton
they may obtain greater benefits from
these activities than II they continue TO
operate individually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
THE PURE WATER QUESTION

To obtain better water in the near
future, Wheeling must do one Of two
things-get permission from the state
legislature 10 raise the limit OF the city
tax levy, or have the legislature annul
the power Of the state health depart
ment 10 prohibit the installation Of n
we'll system. BY the raising OF the levy,
money could be obtained for the install
lation Of a filtration system. The state
health department has banned we'll
system for this city on the ground that
the water would become contaminated
II tho conteAt!on OF the state health
department be well founded. Wheeling
does not want we'll system at any
price or even a. . gift. Pure water.
not n gerna-laasn Suid. Is the cItys goal.
To bring this phase Of the question be-
fore the legislature would mean that all
the facts relating to well system con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
.PRESBYTERY HOLDS
BUSY MEETING HERE
Few. Ira q. Mocrsary's Essignation Ac-
coptsu IA new Gall
Annr0Vad-

Rev, Ira q. .Nc~reary. who for the
past few years has been pastor or the
Second Uni,cd FRESH! terrain church OF
his city, was released from his charge
yesterday at the meeting of the Wheel
ing :" .suytcry, to ucccp, the call of the
ASpinwal United pIcsuy erian cnHrch
OF Aspinwall. Ia. near pittsburgh
Rev. McCreary received the call Sow
eral wees aso aid al. er long consider
alton has agreed to accept and rendered
his resignation yesterday. lie also re-
signs as chairman Of the Boys Work
.ur,...: llnrnt q Iine rrSUS ,ery ana CHAIR
man of the New World movement.
Rev. McCr,ary will leave wheeling
December 18TH and take up his new
charge New Years day.
Much other routine business was
transacted at the meeting yesterday.
The call 10 Rev w. NJ. French. OF New
Bedford, Pa. TO the Martins Ferry
/ nllrd Presbyterian Churcn WAS APPROX
Cd Luncheon was served by the ladies
fthe Prcsbytcry at noon. and tho meet
ing was cOnclud d in the afternoon.
Rev. Ira NJ. Leeper, Of ST. Clairsv!llc,
presided as chairman Of the meeting
and Rev. W. j. Grimes, OF New Concord
", as clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
ChartAra Issued

Special Dispatch to The lntcll!gencer;
Charleston. Dec. A--Charters were Is
sued yesterday by the secretary OF state
to the follow ing new companies: ,,
Logan -Thacker Coal company hun
,inrton. Operations in Mingo county
CaTt,a! stock s5oG;oGo; 1ReOT rnTnrs W {,
T. Wolfe. rhilip +. Gibson and Dudley
r. Porter, all OF Huntington.
Eskdalc Cooperative Store, Eskdale;
w. Va, general merchandise: CAPITAL
stock $4,000. Incorporators: L, d. Clay
Esdalc: l.. \. Whit. Z. V. Anderson,
Acme. w. Va: George ID. Moore, Charles
ton: f. V. Swanag!n. Hudnal. W. va.
Chiffon Eagle Coal company. Logan
w. Va Operations in Hughey, Logan
county Capital stock $S0O.0OO. !ncor-
porators: George d. Miller, r: G. Thur
mond, T.. II. Butts, Huntington; 5. a.
Nr(,aIlister, Hunter Green. HuGhey.
United Steel Erecting company; Ken
ova, w. Va. Chief works in Ceredo DIS
tr!ct, Wayne county. Capital stock
IS 900 Ircorpcrators: Charles Thacker'
Jessie Thacker. w. r. Lawns, kenova;
r. W. Adkins. Eva Adkins. Catletts-
burg Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

II is absolutely essential to the con-
,irurd production OF American cotton
nat the cotton GARNER receive PRIV
for his crop which VIII meet ms !tS'-
profit. OF course III" productions OF cot
ton should be placed upon the mos
economical basis in order that IT may
meet foreign competition ana lus'li!
the price necessary fn return re"so"-
ahl" profit 10 the farmer.
Whenever the market prir" OF COY
ton rsCeGrS - point dangerously
close 10 the cost OF production, or lai'S
below that cost. It Of course becomes
increasingly important for cotton grow
ers TO produce at home. so far as pos
slblc the food and feed crops, such az
corn. oats. hay, legumcs, and live slock'
which the maintenance OF their opera
t.ons requires.
This is the practice which TINS ae-
partment has steadily advocated in re-
cent years as the only safe foundation
for southern agriculture. DlVerslhcd
cropping il essential tO ccunomlCAl pro-
ductton of cotton and much safer thah
single crop agriculture of any charac-
ter.
In view Of the Worldwide C0nsump-
ton uf American cotton there are ihr-
tors which enter Into the determination
ot PRICE quotations over which no con-
troll can be exercised.
For example, sometime ago mere
came a report Of an unexpected imam
rial panic in Japan, rumors of the out
break anew Of general war IN Europe.
Curtailment or purchases by buyers az
manufactured products, and Increased
estimates Of this years yield or cotton
which played their part in fluctuations
IN the cotton market regardless W ac-
tual current movement.
The insufficicnCy Of timely. anthem
tic information on all phases Of the
worlds cotton industry make II difficult
even to discuss thu situation satistac-
turlly. and consequently attempts TO
devise remedies are If uncertain val'r.
Producers OF cotton should remember,
however that although the bulk Of tn.
crop usually comes To market in four
or i've OF the fall and winter months.
On account OF the lack Of suitable ware
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
WORK TO REDUCE
The FOOD VALUES

K. NJ. Hunter, agricultural agent for
the Ohio County Farm bureau, who LETT
Sunday for indianapolis. Ind, to attend
the convention OF the Federal Bureau OF
farming which was held IN that city for
two days, has returned TO his home Mr..
Hunter said that he was greatly pleased
with the work which was taken up in
tho hope OF bringing down the present
hihg prices of food Etu(rs and farm pro-
ducts for which high prices are still be-
ing paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
WOMEN NOT AFTER oFFICE

Our interesting Washington CORE
spondent, Mr.. Charles Brooks smith. Is
much rcrturbed over the fact that il is
over Il month since the election and no
woman in West Virginia has become an
applicant for Il federal position. pid It
ever occur to the mere male portion oil
the electorate that the new voters con-
ception OF the ideals of citizenship was
infinitely higher than engaging in an
unseemly scramble for SpoilS? our
faithful chroniclcr of current events at
the capital has informed US that already
the rush is on among the Stcrncr son.
HarkerShurE News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
pEmuRRER oyERHU1ED

Judge Z. Vt. NddIt nun IN FhFI II OF
Circuit court yesterday morning over
ruled the demurrer actions instituted In
the three suits titled Robert Campbell
VS.. Oliver Moss; Hugh l.. LoBue vs. Oil
vrr Moss and Ncttic Lcgue vs. Oliver
Moss
The three suits were to recover $4,000
in each suit and were results OF an auto
mobile accident near West AleNa'ilcr.
The three plaintiffs were injured while
riding in Campbells automobile when
the defendants machine struck them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
C.oruweu to New York

Snecial Dispatch to The lntelligencer.
Charleston. Dec. S-Governor John :.
Cornwcn left last night Tor Now ioIh
Citv where he will deliver an address
This evening before the Southern SOC
iety, a large organization of the metrop-
Oils, He will probably return 10
charleston and Will be in his office
again the latter part Of the week
ast year Governor Cornwe!l spoke
hcfnrc inc New England society. an
other Of the sectional organizations. the
meeting in 1919 was held at about THIS
time Of the year. and at the time or SO
much social unrest. II was through the
governors speech on bolshevism thaI
mnon effort. to stamp out radicals IN
West Eirg !nia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

Secretary of the Treasury Houston
recommends an additional ..ve percent
tax on musical instruments. Move TO
amend by substituting one million per-
cent on horns and vollns used by
amateurs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

Many naval cumrasscs arc found 10
have been broken open for their alco-
hol. After which, We venture TO say
those who did the breaking did not point
accurately north and south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

Some meat which the sellers have
omitted to have inspected Is said TO De
reaching this city. None has been heard
OF SO far, however. on which the price
has been omitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

Mr.. Harding's display OF independence.
1t is our guess that Warren G. Will con-
tinue to amaze all those who thought he
would be n rubber stamp president.