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will see a decreased supply OF livestock
on Ohio farms. It was predicted today
by r.. tallandcr. St.ttiCian If the ohi"
Farm Bureau Federation. Decreased
demand both at home and abroad. to-
E"thcr with a larg" supply Of hides anu
wool in storage. are reasons. h" SAID.
In "A comparison OF prices for 1--we
stock, running ir'tW,-u tn" dates 81
March -. lH"u AMI the sam" date OF
Ia"l Callandrr sad. hogs went from
$3.50 I" 5000: h-rt cattle from Sl".-"
To S7.2G: lambs from Sl4.9n I" SN'i];
sheep from $40 /" $3.50 and veal
calves from sl32" I" Sll.%6.
Grains showed Il decrease N prices OF
much th,. same nature. hut generally
moro prnnnuncri rrllan,Irrs ngurcS
show Wheat underwent Il slump be-
tween April |. l92" md III" rnrC"Sp"nd-
in- date Of THIS year a. from S2.%i TO
Sl4\; Germ from $li5 - $50; hay from
s2T,7n in .i3.an. oats from s90 - $40
and potatoes from $50 :" $500.
"Atirr an examination Of these
T--irCS onr docs not have 10 x" far I"
lind out 'hr reason why the farmer is
not hu>InE TIL" price l"vrl f"r frrm
products j. below any other commodity,
As indicated hy NE Rrr"au OF Labor.
Until there is more "f an e1urliHatinn
Of prices between what the farmer sells
and what he buys. his purchases viii
be limited to necessities" declared Call
andcr.
The Farm Federation iS encouraging
farmers tn repair their old machines
and wait for further declines in the
prirc Of machinery they need. says A
bulletin. which comments on tn" fact
that several farm machinery concerns
nav" reduced price hut no, sufficient
To induces farmers Ia resume buying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
SMUGGLING WHISKEY
!; into VERMONT Will
: Be STOPPED MAY |

& Burlington. VI. APR. @j-SmugCl.nS
Eiof whiskey across the Canadian border
Into Vermont will be virtually restricted
after May 70 the small supply that
s.lnay trickl" in through SatrhelS. boot
salegs. and hip-pocketS. n the opinion "t
prohibition agents here.
- On that date a dominion law limit
Ing each purchase "f whSkey 10 4
Single quart becomes effective. White
beers and wines flow freely north Of
s-the line. United States "ftic"rS do NOT
~-anticipa:e any flood on th;S sd" because
StprodtS in these light liquors arr t""
small to tempt the rum-runners-
= Recon, S"I"ur"S have indicated Il con-
S-certcd effort 10 rush lac@" stocks OF
twhiSkey into the state before the Cana
sssdan oue-quart limit is enforced. Auto
ssrnobile traffic formerly the principal
'rT1 foreground source. is less used now
4sadays but now and then Il loaded car
&is caught slipping with mufflcd motor
,Salong the the by paths Of the border
Scores Of machines have been ahan-
81 6oned recently by parties that were
archecked by victIan: guards.
~ Most Of IN" shipments. however. have
annbcen mtd". by freight car IN recent
sSinonthS False sides had 'been built in
VITO lumber cars and whiskey in larRr
concealed in thc Skillfully
CONSTRUCTED bins. Spirits have come
ESacross the line also hidden il hay
grain. potatoes and shipments Of SINH
~Elar nature Some have fallen into the
sAreyenur Officers hand before leaving
ssSthe railway tracks.
- Capture o: liquor cached in freight
1IcarS however. is NOR" or less n matter
mi luck. the enforcement agents admit.
sand this is the chief reason for the use
Mof this means o. smuggling by the mon
sswho thereby avoid the risk OF their
T9perSons or automobiles
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Sell Ohio Securities.

Columbus. O.. April 25.-Ohio public
utility companies during 1920 requested
the state public utilities commission to
authnriz" them to sell s22.S6S.03O of
nrw securities for extensions and i'm
rr"v"m"nts. according TO information
given ont by the ohio committee on pub
lie utility information.
Indications so far this year. 1t was
said. point to an investment or close TO
half i billion dollars being necessary
for tn" utility companies during 1921
Ia meet demands for additional service
in vcriuuS sections Of the state.
During 1920 the utilities commission
made physical valuations Of utility
companies in the following sums: Gas
companies. S3.641.565: telephone COM
ranirS. S3.216.55?; electric companies.
$3h7.n7%: heating companies. $l9S.N6"
water companies. Sl7l.t3a. for the pur-
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PROPOSE 100000
FOR A ". Y. j. GYM

Special Dispatch to The IntclliccnCer.
MorEantown. w. Va. April @5.-Word
hero today from Charleston that an tom
Of three hundred thousand good dollars
had been included in the supplemental
budget bill by the state board Of public
works for the construction of a modern
gym for West Virginia university here
The budget is yet TO be acted upon by
the Legislature but in recent mass
meeting ninety per cent Of the students
at the university voted that a Cymna.':-
um was the most needed building Of al
that should be provided. At present the
Anticipated basement room under COM
mcncem"nt hall serves as the gymnl-
SUM and thrr" is NOT a ftrSt-ClaSS high
school in the state but THAT is better
equipped for physical training on broad
lines than is the state university.
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BOAT IS LEADING
RACE With TRAIN
MIAMI-NEW YORK

t'crnandna. tloriad. April %5.-Gar
Wood. D~triot manufactures. enrout"
from Miami 70 New York, in express
cruiser Car II. Jr., in an attempt L"
beat the schedule Of tho Key WCSt-New
York flyer of the Atlantic coast line.
arrived here 1ftccn minutes before the
train was due in JaCkSonv!il". The
cruiser and train left Miami last night
ut the same time. Gar Ii. Jr" arrived
her" at 3 p. m. and left thirty minutes
later for South Port. y. G., the next
stop. Tho Havana special was du" in
JaCkSonvill" ut sis y. m. FCrnandlna
* thirty-SrvrH miles north Of Jackson
Villc
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Baseball at Oberlin,

Oberlin, O.. April 20 'nach Lew
Keller of Obcrlin has n nucleus of only
three regulars to build his baseball
team around this year. He has thirty
recruits TO pick from. Captain An
drcwS. Southpaw: StallingS catcher, and
Marvin. intield, are the only regulars
back.
Keller is specializing on training 4
hitting team this year. Last years
nine was weak OH batting talent.
Ohcrlir's schedule includes q game
with the Wasedl university team Of
Japan on June u.s. The Japanese team
Is appearing in the United States as
the guest Of tho University OF Chicago.
Tho opener comes with Case Tech.
Mt Cleveland. April 80. The remainder
Of the schedule is:
May I. VI. 4. G.. 1t Ohcrlin.
May 13. Case. ut Oherlin.
May 90. NJ \. G.. at Lansing.
May 81, NJ. A. c.. at Lansing.
June |. Western Reserve. ut Obcrlin.
Juno s. Wooster. at Wooster.
June Is, WaSeda, at Obcrlin.
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Buckeye Track Meet,

Columbus. O.. April 25.--Minus eight
Of last years 20" men. VIII" won II l."
Of the points Ohio state copied III the
Blk Six meet. Buckley" track mon VIII
get their first test when they stack up
against Steve Farrell'S Michigan squad
which recently was beaten soundly by
the University of California. Tho VOL
vrrine-B Buckeye AFFAIR Will he held
May I. Last year the phloanS were
defeated at Ann Arbor.
The Ohioans had a triangular con.
test scheduled for April IS. with Ohio
Wesleyan and Denison here. but through
Il misunderstanding the affair was
called of
Coach CsLstleman is under the ncCcs-
sity Of replacing these letter men: Cap
tain Stcinhilbcr. Todd dickson and An
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OHIO Ne VS.
Boxing at Ohio State.

Columbus. o.. April % Boxing as
minor varsity sport at Ohio state may
have to take the count shortly.
Sentiment against the glove game has
arisen since the matches at the recent
intramural festival here when two Of
tho five matchcS were decided via the
kayo route. while Il third was near
sleeper. The bouts wcro Of three rounds
duration.
Opposition to the sport unless II can
be put ON Il NOR" scientific basis was
expressed by Professor Thomas Frcncn,
president OF the University Athletic AS
Sociatinn.
The issue may be thraShcd out at the
next meeting of tn" univ erslty athletic
boa I'd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antlseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, OF
extra large bottle for Sl.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
biackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antise2tic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The E W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O
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the federal prison at Leavenworth. Kan.
To complete their sentences for OBJ
structinS the nations Walt work.
Haywood. who disappeared about
month ago and who has been reported
as seeking Rul&heviki aid IN Russia. be
cauN,. Of his failure to report on tim"
will be branded Us tuGitiN" 1T midnight
tonight and every effort cXcri"d 10y tn"
drlrtrtmrnt If justice /" obtain his ar-
pr,hrnsion. il was announced ny fed
.,rtl officials.
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pose Of establishing a fair rate to be
charged for various services.
o. 8. q. Graduation.

Columbus. o.. April -5.-Ohio State
university will graduate the largest
class in it's history this spring. with the
college of arts leading the other COL
lcges. Two hundred and forty-seven will
be given diplomas from that college.
Commerce and journalism college
comes next with lS9: agriculture. 49,;
engineering. ia: education. 81: phar-
macy. Al: medicine, Sc; law, %; dem
tistry, II.
Eghty-Sevcn degrees in master OF
arts and ten doctors OF philosophy de-
grecs will be given from the graduate
school.
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|, ". WIS DEPART FOR
LEAVENWORTH PRISON

Chicago, April 24.-DlSSpirited and
leaderleSs in the absence Of William d.
tBig Bid Haywood. who automatically
became a fugitive from justice. ten I.
W. W. members departed tonight for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Chiropractors Want Recognition.

Columbus. O.. April 25.-PlanS for
the next fight Of Ohio Chiropractors to
have the general assembly accord them
separate recognition, will he made at
the seventh annual meeting of the state
association her" May ILL.,. More than
400 practitioners are expected.
Or. u. 4. Williams Of AShtabula.
chairman Of the program committee. an
n"unC"S that up TO date. tho proGra m
includes addresses by Or. Paul H.
Strand Of Youngstown. Or. George
I.auhy of Akron. and r. l.. Jcnnc Of In
dianapoliS. Dr. Lucille Wrhhrr Of san
Francisco will tell Of the fight for sepa-
rate recognition in California.
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'GNinSt Ruler

The movie play had new plot"
Jaw. Gwan."
why. there are new plots"
THAT may be- but they don't use
'cm in the movies. Courier
Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

Cincinnati. O.. April 2j.-"Enjny. do
not Destroy" Is the lesson the tinCin-
natl chapter uf thu Wild Flower PrcScr-
walton League Society is seeking 10
Impress upon Cincinnati school children.
Committees arc ut Work gathering pic
lures, verse and every possible item
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

dcrson. middle distance men; I,cidel.
pole Naulter: lioltkamp and NcmcC"k.
weight men. AMI probably MlkrScll.
jdvelin throWCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

pertaining to Wild flowers and their
beauty for the campaign among school
children
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Columbus. O.. April "J.-ProSccu
tion of 342 persons for violation Of the
state food and drug act: condemnation
Of II.343 Weighing devices and meas
urinE dcNiCrS and inspection OF ap-
proXimatcly 1900 places where food
is sold. constituted part Of tho activi-
tics of the state bureau Of dairy and
foods during the fiscal year ending July
|. 1920. according 10 the report OF DR..
+. G. Gault.
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WENDELL Pills
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic--thc famous
Wendell Pills, Ambition brand that
put vicor, vim and vitality int" nervous
tired out. all in. drSpondrnt people in
few days in many instances.
Anyone can buy 4 box for only 6O
cents. and G. II. GrieSt & Co. and NIoEe-
Davis arc authorized by the maker 10
dissatisfied with tho first box purCha sod.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous disorders. mental de-
preston and unstrunE nerves caused
by over-indulEcnCc in alcohol and tUbac-
CO, or by uvcrwOrk.
AS a treatment in affections Of the
nervous system, Wendell Pills. hmhi-
ton Brand. are recommended as being
generally unsurpassed.
Sixty cents NJ &. III. GrieSt & Co,
HoSc- Davis, and dealers everywhere.
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No matter what you want il will sac
you time and money to use INTEL
LfGENCER WANT ADS.
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a The aid Of the police Of this city was
enlisted last week by the father Of the
= young girl who came TO Wheeling,
: thinking that she might have coma here
q from Pittsburgh. Information that she
Z had been LOCATED was received at loca'
police headquarters yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
GIRL FOUND
Missing Hastings high School Student
is Safe at St. Louis.

teSpecial Dispatch to the Intci,igencer.
81 Clarksburg. W. Va. April 2S.-Atter
f-beins mySterinuSly absent from homo
q for "a week. during which time her fran.
estic father enlisted the aid OF police in
three states in search for her. pretty
kRuby Mahana. II year old daughter or
y&John Mahana. Hope natural gas Off
sr.cial at Hastings has been found. The
rsparepts have Just received telegram
,s-fron, her at -. Louis. Mo- whore she
Els safe and sound ~ 4 visit TO relatives.
&Rubv left home Will" respondent over
7. a high school love affair. The boy IN
{ thu case. il seems. began paying atten-
ss ton "a another high school girl when
tSthe couple had quarrel
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Decrease In Livestock.
Columbus, O.. April IS. - This year
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0theeSoe7en
! ofSport
hv Nu4S S.S~M&o1S

that the athir.rs ar" not fitted TO h".h
offices to which they are chosen II
that objection holds good. what becomes
Of our governmental system" How
many N-uur office holders. state city
or natl, nl'. are chosen hc'auS" of thrlr
qualifications for the >Oificc" How
many ar elected because ahcy won pop
uIarity in r',r"ly different fields How
many Presidents have We chosen ne
Cau>" they were Victorious soldiers
How many s"ldi.rS hay" been score,
tar:"S OF war
WHY select the college, man to pick
on?
Undoubtedly Babe Ruth is not fitted
TO ha mayor If New York. but he could
get more votes for il than many men
Mho are.
= But. quihhIng aside. Prof. Clark over
looks enc big point. which. is that
great many college men realize the truth
oC his charges as soon as he did. ana
there is 4 tremendous bareback from the
custom If choosing athletes Tor hleh
huunrs outside Of athletics.
In one big university this spring there
has gone mp cry Of surprise because
the football, baseball. crew and othcr
leaders were omitted from the ten honor
poSi,iuns one athlete was selected, and
hr on his qualifications OUTSIDE or
athletes
Al princeton his spring til" victor,
iouS 'i;" 'mow the varsity crew has
seven honor men II III" oars. the
highest senior honor man is rowing IN
that boat. Harvard had five honor men
on the football squad last fall ana fate
has two high honor men on the baseball
team.
At the Penn games | made inquiries
and discovered that nearly one-quarter
Of the leading competitors were men
who had won honors as students. rec
ord was smashed by Il youth who had
lust carried off the highest scholarship
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ERIE RACES.

Erie. Pa. May 19.rFirst raee-Purso
s5O(. for year olds and upwards, clatA-
;,r. about five furlongs-Miss Hornef.,
II5 &C, Stanford). IS. 81. 81. won: Anna
Jackson, It's (Anderson). $l3: 49, so
ond: Stilpo. 100 (Tiller). So, thino.i
Time-1:02 rs.
Second race-Purse $500. for year:
olds and upwards: ~: furlongs-Pe1o-l
grad. III &C. HrnD. $3.50. $500, $a.Sv'l
won; Donna A.. 10 Carter. secoaA:l
Namelcss. ITO (Dunkinson). third. Timol
100. No mutuels were sold On 3onnA'
A. Nameless paid $3.50. st. aaA Rtvu..
let. who finished fourth. $12.4o toishOW.'
Third race-Purse $500. for yoi'
olds and upwards. claiming; ~ f6lc0eA
Our Little Ann. Ill wv. HinpAsyl.'
$3.50. $500, SO. won: Blue Jay (T1l!eea'
$3.50, $40. second; Lucie May, lib (Jsn-
kinsJ, 1920, third. Time-:ss.
Fourth race-Purse $500. Reed HooSs
purse. 2 year olds and upwards: about
Ave furlongs-My Oracle, 1os q: Dc0-
inick), $3.50. $40 $3.50. won: Rooeet
IL. Owen 100 (Gargan). $40. $3.eN
second; Miss Kluter, 197 &C. Howard).
$3.50, third. Time-1:00 1-5.
Fifth race-Pursl $500. ; year Oh
and upwards. claiming; 1 lis mile
Parish, lis (Winans). $3.50. -. ~
won: lie Balafre:t113, u. DominIeO.,
$40 $3.50. second: Minnie Hill dun.
kinson). $3.50. third. Time-1:SS Ii.
Sixth race-Purse $500, year oida
and upward. claiming: about nve ~
longs-Douglas Fairbanks, Iii W..
Hughes), $3.50. $40. ;?.2o;tYons Sabre
fash, 121 (E. .Smith). ;21o., $2.1o. Sc.
ond; George F ia (Morrison), t1.ss.
third. Time-l:02.
Seventh race-Purse $500. Tor 1eAf
olds and upwards. claiming: about nvs
furlongs-L Gentry. Ill ID. Priooie,.
$500, 81. SO, won: Dixie Miner, 100
(Gargan), sl2.S0, $40, second; DR.. Hail.
I13 (Morrison), $3.50 third. Time =
n ,
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An old dog new tricks 10 that hS b.
nsvsS the old tricks are better than
thA nav ones.

The international character Of sport
this year marks the beginning OF an
entirely new epoch. from now until
October our American athletes will be
engaged with tnr pick Of many countries
1T all sorts Of sports.
At golf the pick o. our amateurs.
pros. and women are now in England
ready for the start o the championship
mat cheS. and the best Of our polo play
ers are ready for The test against the
British team. Immediately after the
golf championship rounds the American
experts will return and the British and
French golfers will come over in the ef-
fort to lift the open. the amateur and
the women's championships.
At soccer the Scotch team. claimant
for the championship, OF Great Britain
and pronounced one Of the hest teams OF
recent years, has sailed for America.
1t will land in a day or two at Halifax
and after meeting the best Of tho Cana
dian teams. will tour the United States
to show Us how good game 1t IS when
played by experts. which will be worth
while. Meantime the st. Louis soccer
team is battling in Sweden with the best
Swedish team.
Oxford Cambridge athletes will be
here early next montn 10 race III Tue
Harvard-Yale meet. and afterward will
compete against Cornell and Princeton
Invitations TO the visiting British uni
versitv athletes have been entcrded by
several western universities. but 1t Is
hardly probable they will extend their
activities after the Princeton meet.
with JapaIwe, are exchanging base
ball teams. fhe waseda team Is now
touring the United States. while the
University Of California team is on Its
way to Nippon, where it will meet ten
Of the best teams in IN" flowery KING
dom. Tho Davis cup activities In ten
mis- now extend over the entire world.
It's a brave athlete VINO claims a
wards championship these days. He
may DO challenged by Kamchatka or
Madagascar.
BUS BODIES-All .,izes-Quick De-
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Prof Thomas Clark. Dean OF Men -;
the University az Illinois. is wise - us
fellows. He has written 4 book IN
which he analyses the athlete in college"
life better than any person ever has
done Il. DIR. Clark has studied the col
tege species of animal for several gem-
erations. and probably 5000 NAL" stu
dents have passed the tests under his
watchful eye. so when he tells us what
sort Of guy the college athlete is he
should know.
His opinion is that . outside ri ath-
letics. the college athlete * not much OF
"A fellow. The one thing he dcploreS N
the fact that tho non-athletic students
have n habit Of making heroes of the
athletes and eicCting them to all sorts
Of honOrablr offices. Further he finds
that the athlete who is chosen class
president or who ia tapped" Tor III"
highest honors usually is totally unfi'
to hold those offices. He says that tho
athletes with whom he has discussed
the matter admit that they are unfit III
hold the place, but that they take them
ard hold them as their right.
All of this is extremely interesting
Dr. Clark is, of course. writing nf ma
jorities, and admitting exceptions. lie
Is entirely right in regard {" the atri-
tude Of the undergraduate (and, to Il
dangerous extent the old Gradl toward
the athletic heroes. The fact he forgetS
to mention is that the attitude Of the
average college undergraduate is not n
whit different from the attitude of the
average man in the street toward ath-
leteS. Witness the fact that Atlanta
City has just ovepeXerted itself to show
CT totally undeservcd and unmerited
honors upon 4 champion priZefighter.
The things q father scolds most
about his son doing are the things
he pulled himself when he was that
age. @.
Prof. Clarks chief point seems to be
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WESLEYAN WALLOPS
WEST union SQUAD
cu1kis and Lewis Pitch AtrtiGht Ban
Tor 8uckhannon and Hold Invaders
SeorOl00D

Special To The Intelligencer
Buckhannon. W. Va. May lowest
Union played classy ball against Wesley
an for three innings today but crumbled
Ht the FOURTH when the CollcE1ans
tailed seven runs. Lewis and Curtis
pitched air tight ball and were well
supported. Johnson led the hitters with
a home run and two singles. Ash nit for
the circuit and played a good game at
short. The veteran Miller was unable
to battle the Wesleyan. boys.
Score by innings:
West Union ...... 900 900 OOo--O-5-l
WESLEYAN " 100 700 olx-9-13-3