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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Washington, July Ia AdHttonai
pledges Of cooperation reached Wash
lnEton from several quarters today IN
response TO President HaroXnSs pro
posal for an International conference On
Limitation OF armaments and SthoP
world pr0blemA
Definite acceptanccs Of tho pressdeatS
invitation to participate were reestvsd
az the state department during the oSy
from Great Britain and Italy. While IN
formal advices came TO officials circles
here that a favorable reply from China
might be expected in the near future-
At the same time 1t became known tnAf
much sympathetic interest bad bs~A
manifested informally by several gov
ernmcnts who do not expect 70 have
seats in the conference.
JAPAN Not Xsard From
France having previously expressed
her willingness TO take part, the only
Invited power from which no sort OF IN
expression Rad been received tonight
was Japan. Administration Officials
were confident of an acceptance from
the Toxic government and In JapAnsSe
quarters here II was indicated that
the delay unCOODteQiy Wdb Quc 70 IlO
formalities Of consultation among Va
rious branches Of the japanese govern
ment. which are necessary In tho DECD
sion OF an important public question
State department officials would not
reveal whether any formal communtcA-
tons on the subject had been received
from governments not invited to paS-
t!c!pate. although it was understood
that no advice Of al adverse nature At
least, had reached the department from
abroad. So far as the reports here In
dicate. sentiment abroad Is content with
the presidents decision to have the
membership Of the conference limited
to the big nve powers and China
Not TAKEN 8srtons1y.
Tess dispa tches indicating that
some British statesmen desired to have
the preliminaries Of the conference held
In London were not taken seriously
either in British quarters here or BY
officials OF the administration. II vas
pointed out that the British government
had accepted definitely tho presidents
proposal for holding tho meeting here.
and that a later qualification from Lon
don was scarcely to be expected after
the discussion had reached such . posi-
tive stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Air weather Servtce.

Washington. July IS Th' joint arm
-.t a"rcn,u'ic1l '-oari Hh'cn :" h"a d"t
by Majo~ Crncral 'n1r.'.' T. MenoHrr.
chi,," q" ~ ar'"y mir -"r'i"" was Gailc'i
upon by Secretary W"'N. '"'i'H. - r'"
,.~ 49,. ,!,i.,arn', - establishing I
un,;hN: reporting br'.,. l"- tn a'r
.,-.,.o. ~ - n.t'V! states " IN,
,.,;:. t.. 80. secretary referred 20 ~"
r-..-g 80 rr1nr: "uhir't'H ~ The IN
spcctor generals d"ra-''n"7; 'u n"
crash o" the big army ImNl'arcc plan
witch t..i during violent %rr'r last
May n"a- NorE7'"'"wn. Nd. Mr'nS All
.eve, % It's passengers.
Th- report said steps should ."
tah,u 70 install system '1r 'At"r-
change Of weather ror":'" IS ?ni
waa,hc- forecasts. between flvln.; t"'1'
ni..;rralccd by M varionS Sc-Ntccs. -
Guiding army. navy mail ""-vt'" and
coast guard service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Finding Of Coroner S Jury at
Moundsville Given We'd
nesdav Aftemoon-Wlde-
Iy Varying Versions of
Sundays Disaster In lestl-
monv of Witnesses

in~ut"nar: g. T. MacIror pilot in
~Harse ct 10 Martin bombing piano
vn',a Hsurcd N the tataI tragedy at
,ha Mcundsville Aviation Ffs.d .Sunday =
afternoon. with his alternate pilot, Leu
,raant D. 7. Dunton snd the mechanic.
Sergeant n. f. Ccnvr.i. wore eaonera'cd
from responsibility tor tho deaths OF
the Ave persons who woTo killed or
NIrned &c death IN lhc crash, oy tAo and
ing Ct. ne l@ry irranelcd ny Coroner
: T. McCor"S 70 he:r lae evidence
SUBMITTED IN tAc tncGes'
t." ,ah!re =" testimony IN the tn
ru~,, IN -" Marsn.,n county court room
At Mou-dsv,iic. r"cuirod practically all
ct Nohnc >Gav. anG th- c"ro~er's jury re-
'urHtd IS Nc5dic' eScrcraGrg tho nvla-
tors ~ about 'hrGa O'Clock.
The eHarninhtion c. Witnesses before
mo coron"r's jury was conducted BY ].
lloyd Arnold. prosecuting attorney q
Marshall county
Tw" .T'tc'y varying versions of the
Ii$a s'Nr we're gwen. Lieutenant Mao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
CASS GILBERT
WILL DESIGN
THE CAPITOL
Eminent New York Architect
Chosen By State Capitol
Commission

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Charleston. ". Va. July Is - Cas-.
Gilbert New York architect famed for
his work in the construction OF the
Woolworth building IN New York CITY
the largest office bC,.d,nS in tho world
will draw the plans and prepare the
specifications for West EirE:n!as new
state api;ol and offirc building here.
Announce mcnt OF G.!bcrts selection
was made late Today by Secretary or
State Houston G.. Young. who Is also
secretary CT the capitol building COM
mi Ssion. following lengthy session OF
the members with Governor j.. r. Nor
gan. Mr. Gilbert has assured the com
mission that during the construction OF
the new capitol. n. Will give IL his per-
soma! attention and best thought. Mt.
Young said.
Mr.. Gilbert is :: veteran as designer
Of state cap!tolh having prepared the
plans and supervised the construction
OF the Minnesota state capitol at St
Paul Minn and also rebuilt and COM
p,eted the Arkansas state capitol at
Litths Rock.
Emdnsat AreAttaat
In addition he has been engaged as
the country. among which arc: United
States Treasury building. Washington; (;
United States Customs House. New
YorS City: the Art Museum and Pub
lie Librnry. in St Louis; Public Library
Detroit and others
Gilbert was appointed chairman OF
TN" councll Of tne arts by President
Roosevelt: appointed a member Of the
commits ssion Of fine arts by President
Taxi, and reappointed by President Will
son. He is former mcmhcr OF the
American Institute of Art and OF the
National Institute of Arts and Letters.
n. has the degree OF LTD. from the
University 4 Michigan and was award
cd the Chevalirr Legion Of Honor by tn"
government Of France.
In cOnjUnction with Frederick Law
Olmstead. he did tho city planning for
New Haven. Conn. home OF the Yale
University. He also made a general
pan OF the University OF Texas and
the University Of Minnesota. lie was
chairman Of the committee for the gen
cr1l plan Of the St. Louis exposition
and designed the central feature Of the
exposition. the great festival hall.
The selection o. Mr.. Gilbert is the
rlrst decisive step hat has been taken
by the commission toward location and
erection OF the new capitol building in
this city to replace the histor!" state
hous. destroyed by fre on January \.
The commission announces that the
architect WAS selected FIRST. in "rd"r -
obtain his advice in the selection uf one
Of half 4 dozen suitable sites in this
city which have been proposed The
now state house Is to cost approx
atcly S7.0o0.0o0.
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Washington Ju'Y '3.---An agreement
for i yo;e trltay a. J 0'"'""t on ;he
notion 70 reccn-.t ,ae s,,ti"-s bonus
h.i' was reacHAt bv ire senat" ",,s TO-
DAY ~ unanimous consent.
TH. resLH II t1e vote. leaders q hct1
factions agreed MAS 1oc IN doaS:. re-
cnmmlttai A. required B, Pre'i1"7;
Harding In h.s address yesterday 20 the
senate. Se!ng deemed certain.
Senator Lodge. - MasSa chusetts. Re-
cCe'icaa 'eater. secured tre aereereHt
at 10 c.ose - another Ga,s ~ ~dCi, -
0e-;oc-at:c .e7nto-s ". LodSr s. :
~ rern-.r't.a. 'ras - - Ia -
other inpor,aat r~eA Su-Ns. s'I"H A. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Wants Service Airmen
Barred From Flying
Over Tennis Fields

~" Icrk. July - --Jr,ion g. My-tck
p-r~id~rt n' thr United Sta'eS Lawn
T, nnts as%oclat'on. TO-DAY requested ~
x.r anil rary ,eoartm~1's q forbid 2,r-
vicr aj-m~n r-o~ 0vtnE over tcnrI>
tournament H"'ca md sands rh.e Scl-
sor Mr. Myrick called a't"rt;or to ,"c
rcc"rt 'atal arric"nt ~ Mo- r''Sviitr
and pointed out the danger 20 spectators,
at n" asS"cInti"n's matches II" a'so
recalled the accident ~ Forest F,llS.
i.st var. Sh"" an unma ma cca bio ocr
plane crashed Ia ;he ground and k,ll-I
lNc two occupants 80 the machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
TUNNELTON COAL
OPERATOR, LEWIS
HOUCk, DROWNED

SP"cial Ds;atcn 20 The intelligence
Cumberland. NJ. July IL. Lewis
Eou~k. ac"t -. unnarr;et. son Of
InnIcI HCv,k. former sheriff Of Nile
Shery couC:!. and aoS riSnt-of-va:
representative fur thN baltimore & OHIO
railroad. SaS drowned ,air this att,--
100. while ha;h!nE n Mountain LAX"
At Mountain IaAe T2rk II j., thought
ne was sC!EHd with cr'nr?t HIS body
was rcCaS"r"G
Trc Rouck tan!'y formerly lived At
Noun. Savage. ;nis county. moving -
Oakland ,nSs IRAN \ yctr aFo Mr..
fnurk. with MS brothers. Osborne
George and Raymond NnucS. waS en-
aged In coaI m:ninS N"n- Tu7nelioa.
" Va. IN" arr hH;ne known as the
H"urk & Ridley Goa! COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
KABER MURDER TRIAL MAY Be
HELD Up FOLLOWING BREAK DOWN
Of PLAINTIFF IN THE COURT ROOM
Two Physicians TO Report to
the Trial Judge When
Court Rcconvcnes Thurs
day Morning

Cleveland q. July -. Wh''"cc tav
trial Of Mrs t:~a C'a:N"-tn" kahrr IN
= charge ct numbering her NuShA"t
DAME. + kaher. will Re resumed to-
mnrro:v morning following lts inter
rup;'on today o. account CT Mrs.. kaoer
breaking under the strain. VI. depend
upon Tho report at that u7'o II two
physicians who made ar EXAMINATION OF
The accused woman tonight.
Ry -eaScn rt ,Ae Interruptions. only
orc Lctcns" witness was examined TO-
Gt,. tic aaS Charles Brickci. brother
" Mrs. iabcr. Her taint!nS spells
came while he was helms subjected 70
4 grucling croSs-eXa miat:ion by Assist
ant County Prosecutor James J. las
sidy. The nrst fainunS spell. Tnlcn
came soon after court con- cned IN no
morning. Vas accompd MED by h3 s;"rlca.
screaming. which threw IN" women
spectators almost ,rto state "t paTie.
Sh,. was carried from the court room
and VAS not revived Tor about hAit an
hour. Judge Bernou then ordered re-
cess unia afternoon. Chea TIVE o;ner
talntinS attacks came. Tho third came
when She had been only partially re-
wired Srcm the second. Court then ad-
lot rncd until tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Banker StiInNan In
Admission of Intimate
Relations With Woman

PouEhkecrs:s. y. J. ia; =. -t';sr
hAit dozen Witnesses aai tcs lIiie-t to-
- 10 intimate rcistI"NS between
sameS \. SullmaN. Hca'tay New York
tanker and divorce p.a.at!G. and Flor
-nCe X Leeds. former Broadway show
='r,. ,hA bankers counsel declared they
would no, dl>HTte or contradict tho e|i-
6ence. ard ASKED Rejoice Gleason 70
RUE that no rur;h"- r-idsn~> b- ro-
Tuircd "a 10 ihe~" rc!ati"n~. Tho -r,er>s
+ea'ed the request af'"- Il rad evoked
7rcJeS:s from ;Ne Lawyers representing
Ms. An9e L. St.ilr1an. tre defendant.
VIOLA r III. ~ho rurs~d Mrs. L-"4s
acte- ;Ne bl-th ot Jay Ward Leeds N
September 1919. idsHt:hcd Ar. Sull-
mans 3ko'os-aph a> Mr.. le>dS' and
to.1 ct >e~tNS rtr and Mrs. Leeds In
lrrmA'r oLStLrs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
MINGO STRIKE PROBE
TO Be STARTED TODAY

WASHINGTON. July l:.-InveSuSa,ion
"t recon, disorders and Present cn~di-
TONS n tho Minso coal field Of West
Virginia ordered several days ago by
the senate Will be started tomorrow Icy
a Senate education and Ia Dor sub con
mittcc
Tn" operators and the miners o. the
MnSo field have been aeScd by S-ra-
tor Kenyon. or Iowa. chAirInAH OF tho
committee 20 present SIX Witnesses each
on The basis OF IN" testimony offered by
these v!tnc~icS. the committee VII de-.
trrnNnC t,a fuidrc course % the in
quiry and whether \ ,isi; Will be made
TO tho region involved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Drive on Landlords
Who Discriminate
Against Children

Atlantic City. y. J. July IA nation
wide drive against landlords who DIS
cr!minate against families with chill
drcn. was launched today by the Nation
al Brotherhood of Operative Fotters In
convention here
II vas decided that the remedy lay IN
state laws which would make such DIS
crimiraton IllcSa, THE motherhood
will also seek clause prohibiting pup
licl.!ons rrorr carrying advertisements
Offering properties for rent tNat d!scrH
mate against children. The support OF
other labor bodies in the ma tier Is to
be sought.
The committee today rejected ha u
dozen wage increased resolutions deal
ing with kiln work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
GEN. PKHSH1Na ASHORE

Turks Islands RahanNa~ July - --
The General F"rShirS, an American tive
ma Sted 'honr"r which l"'t Norfolk
June 30. with cargo Of coal for Rrc-
merton. went ashore an Eudmicn Rock
July u The vessel lS hr,<tklns IN faS'.
hut. IN" crew h01 been taken m ami
.Nne Materials and stores Sarc9.
CTNN General Tr-ShrT was bull: a:
C,rDpIa Wash. ~ 1875 The vessel
had a gross tonnage Of c.t6S(
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
TOBACCO DIVIDEND

New Yora. July l2.--Th" American
Tobacco Company TO-DAY declared i spe-
c'ai dividend Of ~ percent "a lis "orn.
mon and Glass n. stock. TT" dividend
is payable At par IN ~" ~ 3:l,d stock Of
the MenEcl Ccmnary. Inc. from the
stock o! that COMPANY held In tho Amer
lean Tobacco ,rca sUry.
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HON. Arrhit.sts Turned Down

charleston. w. Va. July l5--Thrre
" es; Virginia architects asked the state
capitol commission yesterday 10 con-
slider their application for the capitol
contract as \ unit. They would like
TO be allowed to collahorate In the
work. II their proposition Is accepted,
they told the commission.
The architects who made this prop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
ITALY AND BRITAIN HAVE GIVEN Definite 49,
ACCEpTANCES OF PRESIDENT HARDING'S
INVITATION FOR DISARMAMFr+T~ CONFERENCE
Japan Rem aims the Only
Great Power Not Heard
From - Its Acceptance
Only Matter Of Time 1t is
Hooeltoo ,lgez. :,

London. July l5.-The popA
according 10 the Rome corre-
spondent OF the London Times,
will probably issue an eneycl!cal
on President: HardinEs invitation
10 the powers for a conference
on disarma ment.
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nsition are II. Russ WArne. Of Chayiso-
ton and Edward Il. Fran1hetm md =.
T.. Faris Of Wheeling.
Construction Of the nov West Vtf-
einia capitol should be u1rder the SEper-
vision OF West Virginia architectA, thay
advised the commission. By coiiabsr-
alton. such as that proposed. the eapee-
iences and ideas Of each architect voud
be incorporated in the capitol. ths5 aAtd
The commission took this propodtoA
under advisemcnt along with thooa
named by numerous architects frsm
various parts Of the country. who ha~e
nrneared before the commission IN thA
last few weeks Later tho commiE1Soo
selected Cass Gilbert OF New Ysrk A.
architect ~ the capitol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
THE WEATHER

West Virginia. Ohio And vestsrn
SsnnIylvAn1a--PArtly cloudy Thursday
MA Friday, With local tnnDdsr1hoTsrs.
Aharge N tsmpsrature
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Prohibition Official !tK'
Arrested on Charge y.
>-- Of Staying Negro

Huntirgtonp. ". Va. July 1s.-JHnrss
Gillette. federal prohibition agent. was
arrested today on warrant chU8fnS
him with the killing OF Lonnte Atwood.
a negro. who was fatally wounded In .
LIQUOR raid conducted ten days ago. Gai-
lette waived preliminary examination BE-
fore Common Flas Judge Matthews
and vas releases under bond Of 5000.
The warrant for the agents arrest
was sworn out by &. W. Atwood f2fher
OF the slain negro.
According to reports hled At hs ttms
of the shooting. Atwood leveied 70
vlver at Gillette when the latter, IA
company with other agents. halted a
automobile in which Atwood and oh1es
thr-s were riding. A quantity Of liquor
sad TO have been in the machine - hAA
by the prohibition department.
Gllle,tc's bond was signed BY ChSef
OF Police Coon. United States Commts-
ston.r Douglass and members OF ehN
nrchihit,on staff and police deparADoat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Hsr First Collapse.

Cleveland. rG.y l;.-Mrs. Eva ''aihcr'
Inc Kabrr went into 4 hyS.cric.tl tAi"'
soon atccr court vp"ncd This worn'nS
while he- bruthc-. Charles lrickel. MAS
tcSiityIn.: in her behalf In the tFa. IN
which she Is charged with numbering
her hus5a nd, PANEL r. kabcr. Sle
scrca med hyst"ricAny and fell 70 Tie
nCo-. She VAS carried ou: b. haIiTs
Excitement among the women spec
,atn-S Was intense a the accused
.voI.an's screams c.s-ccL n" a.. Many
Jumped u ~, r tee; and hcGN7 "ri"S-
inc their hands The crowd did not
c.lm down un;il judge Ma4ric" B"7hon
had aGntoni shed all 20 keep the:- seats.
rou-; haiE.ts Immediately grabbed
Mrs klhcr when She began I" s''r"a-n
but she wricElcd OUT OK their grasp and
soon VAS prUStrate on tho floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Robb and Associates
Seek Writ Of HabeaS
Corpus in High Court

E'u~N"ld W Va, July 1T.--Dav, a
Rohh international nanoiai agent o.
he lrit~i Mine WorherS o. hn"-icS
and his associate union 'eaders, uni'-
a-rc4t char rsed with violating the proc a
nation OF martial law n Minso county.
10, Wc'"h today at noon f"- CNar'""-
tn. according ~ wN-d -carh;aE h''"
TAry we-e accomT,n.Hd 10y Lt"u;cnHniS
Rai,cy and Smith. ot 'hr MinGo milit' i.
Rohb and IN" other union leaders VII
a2n~ar n Charleston tomorrow before
II" s;rr"ms court. seeking Tr!tS OF
hahcaS cO-ous 'or .'r.r r",r1s". The"
were taken 'n'o Gus cdy a. Williamson
last wrck c1arSs! 'c:'N unlawful assem-
h:oSc In a'iesrI 9.o'auNa of Governor
MorEan'S proclamation.
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Court Il Recessed.
judge U~-non a 20 adjourn I'D
court uutil one fifteen this afternoon IT
order 70 give Mrs. kattc = rrSt. She
told HIM At that time that She was
feeling fairly well and that Sh" 1ouit,
return t. n" court room - II" desired
20 resume thc rr:ai. II was no t2Netc-e
cd that sne Will testify uni. tate today
After Mrs. kabe- was carried :ai" the
IuIr,'S chan.brrS She called !Dc"1C--
entity for her daughter. Marian MChrdl"
Il l. TO; expected trIt SAr WI. u" 80 :
10 return "a ii. 'Ourt room .."i.i this
afternoon when 'lc TRIAL can b" re-
sumed.
tant Coua;y Prosecution Gas, GI on
crosS-exarrilna tion OF hCr brv;:"r ash 81
him II hc did not know that his mother,
Mrs Mar Brirkel. had admitted that
She '-."d to burn III" kahcr homo.
NO. &h", don't adm'; it he -"rhed.
Mrs Naoer then hcS;r 10 scream.
ra direct examination. Mr.. Br!' n"i
had testified that ho h"!:ev"d Mrs. ka5"r
- ~ insane he SAID sh" would 'v,.ir-
Il, the rlouin @rI hrr yes would be-
cCms s.aSsy on dark day
Cries Continuously.
Immediately on entering court 'h,F
morning. prcparatnr: ~ 'eStfriMC N
her uxn behalf. Mrs ka5cr leaned her
had on lhc table ard cried almost con
hHlG 10 rorir, with hrr counsel
Txc physir.a: %crC called - attend
Ms h1h-r. uu" r. her counsel and n"
other Ny ;Ar stat" : ATTORNEYS >h' n''-
rainr quiet after the physrc Ans had I'd
M:a;StC-ed 20 her.
In Second Paint.
Cleveland. July l.. Mr.. Eva 'alh-
crime kab-- = gain tairt"i ShuCtl! after
court recon- "u".l This AZ, arrpnn IN hc-
,-.al on rh.-E ~ rrVrdcriuE her huS-
hand. ptni"I =. MSb"r. Sh" had col
lnva"G dur'"S 1hr morning >c9Sicn ard
rad - ~ r.'r,'..G from the court room.
SIC sas ror hys'rr.cIl tins afternoon
and VAS r:r,iy r"T.vei hrfCrr benz
tak"n from ~" court room hy lniltffS.
judge Berrcr ac.tin ordered 4 recess
until Mrs. kaber ~ able to continue IL
n" trial.
Her brother Charles BrI,k"l had rust
icst 'hr witness stand after admitting
"u cross examination that h" had '''rV"'i
t:uc ~ - r"d"ral correction S"EcO! for
Implication ~ a pc oStal robbery.
Att~r waiting for some tii~" :" GO
IL Mr.. kaher's condition would permit
Resumption ~ the trlal and learning that
II would nct. Judge Hcrnon adjourned
C"ur, until tgrnnrru% morning.
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THE lNTELLIGENC G. + F

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State Of West Virginia.
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-07-23
WONDERS
OF AMERICA
OLD GEYSER
By T T. MAXEY
@. Western Newspaper Union.

THE Lord didn't make many geys-
L ers or water volcanoes, but he
save a distinct individuality to each of
the few which he did make.
He placed the majority of them in
Yellowstone park and of these, one
has been dignified with the name-Old
Faithful, because of its dependability.
Geysers are do-as-you-please freaks
of Nature. Their activities are gen
go off" with great frequency: Others
only at long intervals. But, Old
Faithful, true to the name, can be
depended upon, day and night, winter
or summer, to thrust her tremendous
column of water high into the air
(some times 10 feet), for foul min
utes at a time, at intervals of from
siXty-tlve to eighty minutes.
From a bowl-shaped surface open
ing an irregular passage, known as
a tube, reaches down to the intensely
heated regions. Water from the sur
face or underground springs trickles
down through rocks and holes and
collects in the bottom of this tube.
The heat makes it boil. Then 1t
turns to steam. The steam forces the
water toward the top. Later, clouds
of steam arise. Finally, the pressure
Of the steam overcomes the weight of
the water above and the geyser erupts
with astonishing force, continuing to
do so until all the water In the tube
has been expelled.
The discharged water falls to the
ground and cools off. Soon the water
again collects in the tube, becomes
heated to the breaking-out point and
the operation is repeated.
According to observations made by
the U. S. Geological Survey, Old Faith
full Shoots" 100000 gallons Of water
at each eruption. or about 33,225,0 900
gallons every t%wenty-four hours
enough to supply a city of 100000 III.
habitants.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-07-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and
that is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness is caused by an infamed condition
Of the mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is infamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it Is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result.
Unless the can be reduced and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever. Many
cases OF deafness are caused by catarrh, which
is an infamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Circulars
free. All Druggists, 75c.
F. ]. CHENEY G. CO., Toledo. Ohio.
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