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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
A SIGNIFICANT CANAL REPORT

o. decided interest, to he M Valley - the report, orc hairless L. Cades state
Denatena Of pubr. works oc New York IN re trnnir through ue barge
,rse,er proportion Of shipments during t4 season than the railroads IND that
u - going .o nave an opportunity 10 show Its u"fuln"s rs a SURE INT '"'
method Of transportation
TAI, canal, va, recently improved extensively al rather heavy co. ~
u-h- o. ,a prvercn ,ontended hat, the tnrnc would not Justly The out
Law n "a. argued that with = splendid railroad system Al over New York
,ara M wn shippers sending the" goods over lonE-cSta6hShrd s'"'e' ''
mene
tn. srsums was plausible but the ngures nov that it vas " f'Aa'N
Turing The season Of 1921 tn barge ma lad en- Increase In grain shipments
- ,oo ,ereen, over 1920 Other notable shipments mentioned In 'he r"p"r' Al"
uorrs- inrets steel rails spikes and hrNk Thu shipment Of steel rails an"
xDikes Wis. the N enabled the Lackowanna Steel ompAny "t h"'''' " ="
business in competition with Pittsburgh p!ant"
The experience u Nrw York with her barge anal is Of special interest IN
,bLLrHon Just now because OF the discussion over the propose cana " con
MhobulA - Lake EHN by way n ounEstOw tt" the H""N" river tha' ma"
Ans Al III water route from the great lakes by ~"y y the cana" "' Hs''F'
river Ohio river and Mississippi river t" te Gulf OF Mexico" "''"''"" "''
to pay for tn cost has been ons Of M" rSument urged 10y "" P'""" ="
,,t,r -s,t rronct hat i would draw a large rnnaEe has been '"nel1 hat
the AMI points raised against the improvemen OF III" i" f"H O'S" '"'
49,. 49,, ,,y,,ces v,ror,u,y, In New york. experience Va. shown rNm t"
which. to draw, with seat and constantly increasing '9"'"'' &" "a" "''er"N
and .nusaumed products can here -" an doubt hat. the cana '"'""'nN
TIN great lake. and the Ohio would repeat on a Larger" scale o' success =" WV
New FORK barge waterway
-. ,.., 10 -. Ohio This Is, the completion in tho near future" o tao sM0
ana connecting the Sra lakes with the Ath"'" II" '"'Fn'"0"'i JOIN
commission consisting OF representatives OF ne United states anu ''""" NO.
,.csssd to recommend American participation n thu" "onsw"'r'n OF UGH ana
and the proposar will come before congress at the pe'en"e session." '"'
y. :, argument, over this alonx te unest that here ~ a better Nnd choPer quite
,,ouv within American territory, but regardless o. which r""t" Is selected"
With the great lakes and the Atlantic connected" " Waterway '
..., - uaan.gonr ships the canal to connect the Er"'t 'h"' and The
Ohio will tax n A new Importance 1t Will then Oe a Vita .hN IN a waterway
from te Atlantic to the racAc Mia this VIII me" )" greater '""*'
win b. transshpped by a OF the canal to Interior points an" eve" ~
$1,000, - na s,tb W wy OF the cana to Pacific ports In the light OF 'he'
facts, tn. tonnage aryumen, need not delay e""stru''on OF tn %" '"S
pittsburgh anal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
CHRISTMAS SEALS ON SALE

To-day the annual sale OF christmas
seals for anti-tuberculos.s work Will
begin. The attractive little stIckrrs will
be found a, numerous places through
out the city. and II IL safe 10 predict
that there will be plenty OF purchasers.
To help night the white plague in IT'S
own midst Is the duty OF every COM
munity. and to buy a few Christmas
geals IS an easy wsy TO strike a bio"
AZ this terrible disease. The seals
themselves are attractive and give a
festive holiday appearanr" t" letters
and packages. besides the great work
that they represent
In past years Wheeling has reSp"hd-
cd generously to the Christmas anti
tuberculosis appeal. and has never failed
IN Give a total sum sufficient to accom-
pIish excellent results. This year the
Ohio County .tnti-Tuhrrculosis society
and the woman club have a program
worthy OF special C"umm"udatIon ana
support. They plan I" max" a SNs-
tematiC tuberculosis survey "c The
county. employ a nurse FOR tuberculosis
work and finally. with the aid Of the
legislature. TO reopen View Point sani'
torium. This Is a program that should
have the hearty backing Of every man
and woman In Ohio county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
RIPPING RHYMES
THE GOOD EXAMPLE
T. WALT MASON

Ex-kaiscr TIll has stacks Of wood.
with rovar hands he sawed Il. and wise
men md his conduct good. and rnundly
dav. his bones and s.ncws wrenchinG:
he's fred his gardener. they say. 10 do
some more rrtrcnchinG. And now with
hts own prinCelv hands he'll ply m" hoe
and shovel. and cultivate the fcrtii"
lands around his Holland hovel. That
rs a tir'r tn cut eXpCnse.' h" says. ~
nIa!n t. ~thInkerz.' and he repairs tn"
garden fence and carries ont tho Cl!nN-
crS. its no use hiring needless men.
hc saws "Ill do ny duty and 50 he
c'cana tAa pnrk"rs peN. nmh "ra"NS IN"
r,ntrr tootv. Wh"n"'cr we hear Of
cx!iod BIZ he's doing something useful
n pumrEin iu,~eful. used - has" h'e
very name when he was wildly r".Gn
inE. md |putt'TG WI h!S wa lord C"'N".
nj, hclprul tasks dlsd1irinE. Rut w""0
the kaiser had to uu't. ard fo,d rs
sperrlNd hammer. he took his soup We
INST admit IN quito n dead gam" man
nrr. We right hc E"OUch'nG oil tie
tine invoking Mike AND retcr. md
mourning pnmp and stat" sublime FROM
u.hich ne hsd to t"Nt"r Rvt s!a"o 10
lost his throne AMI Cr0W1 hos go . Nm"
cramrie md h. has ho'd his a." hu. Y
down With reaolut'on amplo. II" 0'"s
.re s,ovcwood rar% on ~ark. md wN"r
lie has 2 ronnv h" rurG &" IN tho <a}lHGs
hank To shame tho shi'tlcss msas
urorvriSht y! Grorc Mathew \d .m'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
SHOULD DOCTORS ALWAYS
TELL, TRUTH

whether lying BY a doctor to patient
Is ever justlnab,e Is the subject OK a
discussion started by the Pittsburgh
Prsss. II has it, inspiration In the
abatement Of DR.. Richard Cabot Of Sos-
ton that doctors always should te'
khalP patients the truth, never decciIinS
them about critical Illness. Many other
physicians have dissented from THIS
opinion, pointing out that mental con-
Gitlcn alone often pulls = patient
through illness that would otherwise be
fatal. II some patients knew the truth
they declare. they would die OF fear. "
AZ least be so depressed that their only
possible chance OF recovery would be
destroyed. On the other hand. II Is ar
Euad some individuals OF strong Will
" receiving the shock OF truth
about the seriousness OF their condi-
don, would make a better nght.
On the whole. Dr.. Cabots opponents
appear 70 have the better arguments.
There Is something admirable In q high
moral position. but In this case. at least,
it Is not i~mpregnable. In most cases
the doctor does not actually lie. He
merely retrains from telling the patient
facts that would do him harm. To with
hold information FOR good purposes Is
not lying, from a moral standpoint. No
doubt II Is true, too. that physicians
are sometimes compelled 10 deceive
their patients more or less. Possibly
thoy are forced occasionally 20 tell d.
rect f~alsehoods. although such cases are
probably exceptional.
Even so. tho physician has a Sou7
defense. The deception no Is tor"aa 10
practice IN soma cases Is ju 't as much
a mart Of his effort 10 save the patient
life as the medicine he prcscr oes,
Through creating a cheerful mental
condition. he perhaps draws a mar or
woman back from the very edge or the
crave Does anyone supposs that he
will ever be held rigidiy 10 account for
thIs? II ne be charged with a dccep-
ton, he must be credited on the other
aid OF the book with a good deed Ear
~outrankinE the debit.
As 20 what degree Of knowledge The
patient should have OF his own illness
physicians must use their judgment. II
tho doctor knows that \ man IS COINS
TO die and that he has affairs whicE
should be settled up during his liretime
he Is certainly justified In telling tht
patIent OF his condition. II ne wishes
10 rouse a strong will 10 make a power
full resistance. ne is justified In telling
the exact truth. But II NJ has doubts
as 10 the fatal nature OF the Illness o.
Nor the effect % the truth upon tht
patient. he should exercise hts judg
ment and withhold the Information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Tho capital and tho "nngress!onal
office buildings are deserted Of mem
hers &C rnngrcSa these days. Com6ara.
tivp,v few Of thcm are taking tho" va
~va:'"n" - { w. Th"l" Offices AZ" open
md IHr'r snrrsia''nr and o!orks are on
the ioh as usual. hu; the bosses are
way. Most nC thcm Hre at their homes.
concentrating for next years campaign.
those wlo aro III" - yum 02aiu. At the
time tpis ulragra"A "a written. Con
ErcSsinAr WUnG,ard "a tho only mem
hNr Of the West Virginia delegation
here. S"I"'n" Sut!"rl- nj IE at Elk!ns
gong ;'s"r from Huntington and
ClarkEburc Who" hc delivered addresses
before lh,ai business mems organize
tIors lie VS. gwen n -ous!ng welcome
IN both r'jI"s. Senator Elkins Ia IN New
York. hu. g CNj "ri"i tn report At h!N
of0rr tho !, &C the week. Congress-
men Rnsenhiuum and Reed are In
Canada w,tN = party ~ rOnRreasmcn
VINO went thern "a investigate nrst-haNd
low -" salea tax IN Canada works,
Congressman Bowers and EChO!s are nj
their rrVpeci!Ve homes, Mart!nsbarK
rnI i"atrIr. Congressman and Mrs.
: Wells GoudYko"ntz are IN New York at
tho Waldorf, raytng the frat visit In a
number Nf years to the great metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at tho NStion'a
Capita.

WASHINGTON. D. &. N"v. "N.-The
commission o. Joseph G.. LeSage post
master nj Huntington. W: Va. has been
issued by the po%torlce department.
hearinC date Of November IL. and the
same applies to Ge"rge |" Carlisle post
n:n",-r At Hll,Sboro. ". Va. Howard Il.
Tignjl has been commissioned postmaS-
;r~ pi Hutchinson. ". Va, and Michae!
Murphy appointed acting postmaster AT
SET sulphur springs. The resignation
: ,i"iT =. smith. postmaster at Point
Pleasant. has ben received and accept
=! toy The depe rtmrnt. 1t Ia :" take ef-
'r"i 1T midnight December Slst. Other
ustmar'cr commissions issued FOR West
Virginia ARE: Curtis l." ems Bran
dvuvIi.e, and Ross Scantlin, Roberts-
bars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
Pose As Dry Officers,
Raid Home; Attack Girl

Pittsburgh. Nov. 80. Three armed
r,s, nos,nu As prohibition officers, today
gairsl entrance 20 the home OF Henry
0ero,aun. a wholesale lIQuor dealer here
and when Miss Minnie Oermann tried
70 prevent them from searChin2 the
house. they attacked her. inflirt!ns
wounds about the head with the butts
% their pistols. according 10 police re-
morris. Miss Dermann screamed ana
neiShhors responded. The men escaped.
Tho police EXPRESSED the belief tna'
the men were in ques: "f liquors which
thcv thought might be in the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
MAY INTERVENE TO
PREVENT BOLSHEV|SM'S
SPREAD IN PORTUGAL

London. Nov. 3l-(By the Associated
rressJ - Bolshevism ia spreading thru
the large towns OF Portugal. the Times
declares this morning and there have
been many uutrages especially in the
province Uf Alemtejn.
The recent bombing Of the American
consulate N Lisbon was an incident In
this movement. 1t is said and most OF
the foreign diplomats there have been
receiving letters threatening their lives.
AZ a result the powers are CoHider-
Ing intervention In Portugal and the
assumption "f n mandate there 10 quel!
he ugly wave OF Bolshevisln" accord
Ing To the Times. France. Italy and
Spain favor such q move.
When n number OF foreign warshins
moorpd In the TRgus river at Lisbon
recently. the sailors on a Portuguese
sunbOat are said to have been restrained
only with difficulty from attempting 10
torpedo the Spanish vessels. .
Dispatches to the Times assert that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

the condition of the country 10 snch
that it has been very difficult to fnd
men willing to accept posts In the
cabinet.
Two Distinct RsvolD-
DISPATCHES from Portugal to The A.
ISOLATED l'ress have reported two dis
tinct revolutionary movements In the
past six weeks. In the frst several
members Of the Portuguese cabinet In
Guiding Premier Granjo were assassin.
ated following their r~esignations- A
few days later II was reported that
Royalists were plotting for the re-es-
tablishing OF Il monarchy. On NoVem-
Der "a. dispatches from the Portuguese
frontier of Spain reported another rev.
olution brewing. CarvalhO Mesquita
heading the movement. The troops IN
Lisbon we're said TO have been confined
to their barracks In preparation for
e~vnntualities. No adSices have been re-
ceived since that time as TO conditions
In Portugal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

with nearly every county having a
waiting list nr feeble minded children
I, would III" ~ send to the state fe"hlc-
MINDED institution Mt columbus, Wei
fare nIr", tor MnrNycal has ordered that
no nor" persons hc sent from 'lnrl'-
rrtti uutIl Hamilton county pays the
state the Sl7l.O0n II owes for care -.
ia w. -ds ~ tho Institution. The coun-
" has withhold payment pending act
element or n suit In supreme court -
feteruiur whether ~ county must helD
,oy rnr the aurport Its ward in
a.arc institutions. M~esnwhlle. Hamilton
county au,hn~ities threaten tn withhold
the states share Of inheritance taxes
collected in Hamilton county az a re-
taliatorN measure,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
ARRANcH FOR RnClPTrOH.

We sh!nrto0. Nov. S0-Grey SNS~r
wa -hinv'O ~c"~"qentrtivt Of the Fa-'H
Ru-~p" f~|or~tt"n Can"d mon p-ns'-
hort -Sirr fnd"v. nrd arranged rn- "
-Ncn"t,Cn 80 10 r'"nr nv the preSldc"'
80 Hc'nTntr1 ~ r'r"" examinations ~
nn@owhr- ~ ~'irh tn" AGRICULTURAL
representatives VIII present their views
on disarmament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Suite ornurht to cnioin coRf contracts
awarded by tho former state purcha sing
arnrt will, -nar n saving TO the state
or ~ Toast ttnn. MN. It appears from ~
pnalyslS Of bids Rt the latest letting ~
coal contracts. The low bid on elaC,'
iS s1.s2 n TON ~ compared with s2.'A
~ tho hrst letting. The ND on run "r
m!ro cool 10 81. aa compared with - 20
pc the illegal lcttinE. In every i~nstarre
the contract wiz Ko to Ohio coal. t."
c~rCnt'or hoirg rucl Cor LOngviaw hos
,ita' =. CT'cnnn't. which will use West
Vi-~ir'o c"ol West Virginia operators
rercnco in freight rates made Ehe OhiD
coal cheaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

A delegation OF Hooking vRS9e~ min
rra. h~sded nv their state president.
90 Ho'l collod at Governor Davis o.
Ni~hwer ront-""'"~a n the IT"rkinS
N'n'rNr to nrov!do wc-k FOR u~nerplnvch
wfrors. Sorr" wines IN tho ToCkin"
V"Ilev hav" "rrr-'"d Ices than R week
this venr, thc governor waA told.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
NEGRO SENTENCED TO DIE.

Mt. Holly. ~. j.. Nov. 30.-Lou'S
Lively. negro. was cop:icted OF murder
in the first degree by a jury in the
Burlington county court today In con-
~nection with the killing Of seven year
old Matilda Russo at East Moorestown.
New Jersey. or June 4.
Sunreme court Justice kalisch sen
fenced Lively 10 die in the electric cha ir
in the week OF January 16.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
,YAcw ANHTY DEAN

FORT Worth. TaHas. Nov. S.-TAck
Sankey. well known Nl man. formerly ot
Tulsa and Los ANGELES. was found dead
In his apartments mt p hotel here TODAY
Polire said he had Killed himsPlr by
shooting. lie was ore ~ the surCessrul
operators in the west Texas oil fields.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Spanish leaders think that kinG Al
fonso should visit America and repre-
sent Spain a. the Washington confer
ence. Wei. u Az wants Ia Come. the
latchstring is out and the glad hand
waiting. Even a king gets treated right
in this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL
spe,I,, prs,c,ch TO The lntel,igoncer,

Special pispotch TO The lnteN'g"ncerI
Columbus. o.. Nov. 2N.-l1ftcen hum
drrd Ni"'ai"ra ~ the stat" rr"ht'Ati"n
law he,- been convicted since the stat"
rruhhrirn enforcement department. WAS
,StrlHlsnrl N February, according io
r,umEgsiUr.rr Don Farmer, .NrrcSls
ha,r Not been made until conclusive cNi-
d.n,e Yves contained and "a a result
nrar;lrallv all offenders have pleaded
guilty Parker has a force or twenty
DEPUTIES and four special agents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

An increase IN the pension OF Capt.
Chas. II. Gilbert. of Bci!ngton. has bern
ordered Ivy the pension bureau. mount
ing Ia 81 per month. and nm O~riginal
pension 0r $50 n month has been award
cd NirClnia Ann King. OF Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

German has discovered a powder
which. after beng mixed with water
and boiled. makes splendid wine VIII"
said the German indemnity would never
be paid"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
DIFFICULTIES

Something about the newspaper bust
ness Is being learned BY Cleveland mer-
chants who are publishing The C!eve-
land shopping News The merchants
banded together TO issue for free dis
tYIbution a newspaper OF their own.
AcarYying their advertisements. They
Estimated that the cost 20 each adEer-
asaR would b s. An inch. The price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

' France. a small country. e support
ing an army Of $4,000 mon Cant YOU
realistically picture what would happen
10 Uncle Sam would try TO keep that
many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

States. 90 on. now can " '"'" 10
that kind Uf a time here
4 marine mail guard "a accused "f
having shot II tramp on n train. Well
for the love Of Mike. what else II h"
there ?N;:
christmas savings are about 70 he
come. christmas speniings, wh!CN Will
hr the proper sulhlimrn' " their deS-
tiny,
-----
Several airUhU!r preparations are be-
irs en'l COR external ~" "n'>. but "
lot Of men are - absent mind"d
Chtn, g. tr,'AG !" yet Japan |" take
the "Shant u3' - ShaniunS'
That naval rntin pr"?"sal sounds Ike
a football si%nal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
What Other
Editors Say


rla,e three drvNs on the dogs back
and If the hair comes on the stun Is
ready Ia drink-IiuutinEtrn Advertiser
The IsraueSe had better settle right
down On \ i-5-3 basiS. and he thanKtul
for tn. fac, that their proportion "a the
suc,'es, /, = not tine intention after
this tn employ battle ships, but just
I, keen them te took at.-Fa'rmont
Nest Nire!r!an.
Children have y hard time nowadays
rlrkiug nui rlaNs t0 which II Ia Hate 10
take Their parents Fairmont Times.
Tn extent aud ubiQu'ty OF tn" great
services Of Mr. 1umu!ty. as re""nnteo
hy Mr.. TuuYu,ty. during tn" Wilson adj
oi,nistralion are amazing. but they
must have ler, mighty i!ttle for Rear
Admiral DR.. GraySnu to do--Parkers-
hUrE News
"Eorualc," Notr-I: used to he
,ha, = no,urta. drove up TO the nllinG
station and said. MI the " Now he
saws. Put in about two Ealions.-Char'
,esron Gazette.
When the ~dreadnoughts are AL gone
shall We dread nouEht"-Morgantowr
New Dominion,
A Huntington newspaper one day re-
GENTLY carried an editorial warnlnf
,yainst car,lessncss IN taking automo'
h,Ics over railroad C=oSsirgS Twelve
hours latc- n well hled automobile
tried 20 cross a railroad track there a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

CpnRrrssnrn Simeon =. T%ae fR~,~H
= stptA-,Ant to-day 81 hIs homo NJ Vol
low SPRINGS. rNer here. deriving that ""
rad announced his cardidaCr for the
Republican nomination for United States
senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Caesar defeated Ariovlstus. n German
chief who conquered tho greater part
Of Gaul. and drove him across the Rhine
3. G. 5S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

= wIlhert Never OF SteutRnrffN, do
iry business 40 the Never Auto Supply
rompany. hled a hanFruDtcy petition -
federal court here today. He lists his
debts rs S10,629 and his assets ns
1854.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

The OAto state utilities commission
today authorized Ohio railroads 70 nle
new rate schedules CARRYING frssEht re-
durtlons on agricultural products; ~"
reduction will he Ia per ccnt and viii
IA efrartivN ae soon a. the new sched-
rles erc nird, Although allowing the
reduction. TIE commission does not rr-
gard +, "a sufficient and will continue
lts inveetlration with the end In view
of establishing fair rates,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Admiral Realty SAWS that u" mas had
"A happy. hectic time in the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

nr. CON. Of rhIIIurI. and J. II Glib
!Cr. -: the Stat" University faCIit!.
were visitors IN the raU!tal recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

States" 60 on. how can a man have
that kind Ur a time here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

FLA, three drops on the dog = naCN
and II the hair comes on the STUN ~
ready /" drink.-liUniinEt"n ADVERTISER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

Children have y hard tim" nowadays
picking nur rlals I" which II lS Hate 10
take their PARENTS FairmOnt Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01

"NnrmalcH Notr-E used to ne
.ha, a no'uris' drove up TO the ming
station and said. MI the tank Now ne
says. Pat IN about two galIohs'-Oh"r-
,es'on Gazette.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-04
CROWDS THRONG CAPITAL OFFIC
FEwEST SPECIALS
ON RECORD BRING
MARCH VISITORS
General Railroad Traffic
Reported Light for
Inaugural.

The number OF special trains
coming into Washington In connec-'
tion with the Inauguration will be
the smallest in the history OF any
Inau uguratioa. oficials Of the WASH
ington Terminal said last night.
The first special train this morn
Ing is scheduled to arrive at s
o'clock, bearing the q. ID. McCau-
CHAN Marching Club. OF Philzdei-
phia, an organization composed Of
the followers OF Senator Boies Pen
rose. At 7:ls o'clock the Marion
Civic Club from the President
elects home town will arrive. The
third special. composed of eight
coaches. will bring 4o3 Marines
from the Marine station at Guam
tico. Va. for police duty at the
Capitol and similar work.
General railroad traflc into
Washington was reported 20 be un-
usually light for Inauguration tint.
Mrs. NJ. y. Van Ripper. at the Trav-
elers' Aid bureau in Union Station.
. said that the majority Of the Wis
itors were Of a class unaccustomed
TO travelling and consequently made
heavy demands for information and
assistance.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-04
Old Cabineteers to Aid
Incoming Officials

Most OF the retiring Cabinet men,
bers profess a consuming desire to
get away from Washington as soon
as possible. However. as a matter
OF courtesy. the outgoing Cabinet
members will remain. more or less.
about their offices for a few days
acouainting their SUCCESSORS with
the work.
In every department there are
trusted experts OF long service upon
whom the secretaries depend 70 see
that everything runs smoothly.
Changes Of administration do not
anect the status OF these special
lists. After the conferences between
the new and old secretaries Of the
various departments, and a few
days Of ex-oficio assistance, as IL
were, by the retiring oficials, the
new Cabinet members will rely upon
the old bureau-chief wheel-horses
for such assistance as is necessary
until the new Secretary himself
gets a confident grip on the wheel.