davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
hENSAJES DIRIGIDOS AL
CONSEJO De PERDONES
De ARIZONA POR LAS
AGRUPACIONES De
ESTA CIUDAD

Atendieudo 4! IlaEauiento que por
conducto de LA PRENSA hiciera {!
Consulado Mexicano, % tarde del oo-
mingo, a las cuatro Sc reunleron en- !a
oficina rnencionada. sta en- el seSundo
piso del edificio Oppenheimer. los pre-
sidentes de varias soCiedades mutua-
ustaS nexicanaS y de varlas loglas con
el obieto de enyiar petciones teieSra-
fScas a u ComiSi6n de Perdones de
Phoenix. Arizona, para salvar de "a
horca a Pedro ominguez. euya elecu-
ci6n esta anunciada para el vlerneS DO
eSta Senana-
La excitatira que el Consulado hizo
nor nuestro coaducto tuvo el mayor
sxito que podia esperarse, ya que Sc
trataba del robilisirno fin de intentar
saIvar Ia vida de IN meHicano.
Bajo u prcsidencia del Fice-Consoi'
Sv Mauro Castro. Sc etectuo esa reu-
ni6n. a Ia que concu-rieron los Sres-
ISnacio J. Mendoza. Presfdente de IA
"Sociedad Benito JuAreZ" de Uno y de
otro sexos: Agustin Aguirre. represen-
tante de Ia 'Sociedad de Albaniles Me-
xicanos;" Felipe BorreGo. Presidente de
Ia "Sociedad Hidalgo" to-mada por
mas de 1900 mexicanos; Pedro Cara
Feliciano Acosta, delegados de "a
Union Sfutualista" Joaquin c. Mar
tfnez. por, las Losias -ReGsaeracion no.
20 Hiram No. 81 V discipuloS de Sa-
rorn6n. Adolfo c. Flores por IL Socle-
dad "Tsnacio Al!ende." de uno y otro
sexos Felix U. Garcia. Presidente de
Ia Asociaci6n de J0venes LATINO. I'll
yice-C6nsul Castro expres6 los pre-
sentes que las Sestiones para oosener
o, indulto de DomlngueZ que podrian
alcanzar meior sxito consistian en- que
las sociedades mexicanas dirigIeran Pc
ticiones telegrdficas a "a Comision De
Perdones de Phoenix, y entonces cada
uno de los representatives menc'ora-
dos redact6 su mensaje. habiendoSe4es
dado curse inmediatamente.
Dichos mensajes estaD conceoidos en-
los siguieutes tsrminos:
Board OF Pardons and Parole. Phoe-
nix. AriZona.-En nonbre de 1900 So
clos el subscripto. Presidente de. IA
.Sociedad Hidalgo." muy atentamen-
te pide communication pena de muerse
dictada recientemente al meSicano Pc
dro Domfnguez. corfiado mobiles SEN
timiertos del pueblo del Estado de Ari-
zona. FELIPE BORREGO."
En- representation de IA "Sociedad
de AIbahiles Mexicanos" de esta ciu-
dad ante uStedeS cortesmente solcito
communication peua impuesta al cnmpa-
triota Pedro DomtngUez, dado 81 alto
sentimieuto de humanitarismo que
existe en- este pats.-AGUSTIN AGUI-
PaSa 4 Ia 5a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
WILSON ESTA MEJOR
Colby cumplio. con una reco-
mendacion del Pdte. Wilson

Telcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
\ WASHINGTON, Enero, 10-Segun
declaration del alnirante Cary I.
GraysoH. medico de cabecera del Pre-
sidente Wilson, este puede va traba.
jar dos horas sin fatiga, pero ain no
esta en- condolences de t-abajar to-
do el dfa en- su escritorio.
Respecto a Ia vista Cue hizo aver
a Ia Casa Blanca el DR.. Francis X.
Dercur. de Filadelfia, el Dr.. CraysoH
di3d que habfa 1Iamado a IN especii.-
lista porque temfa haterse enganado
de las condolences de Mr. Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
Sc iNAUGURO FL 'coNGRESO
OBRERO PANAMERlcANO

Tclearamd Especial para IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD D EAIEX1CO, Enero 10.
Hoy las diez de Is manana Sc inau
gur6 el Congreso obrero Panameri-
cano bajo Ia presidencia de Samuel
Gompers. Presidente de la Fedora
cion americana del Trabajo.
La session Sc consagr6 a la revision
de las credenciales Y hubo poca con-
currencia, entire Ia que Sc contaba
Ia famosa Madre Juanita, propagan-
dista apericana del socialismo rojo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
NO Sc HA REclsiDo PROPOSE.
cION PARA LA FORMAClON
DE UNA CoMlSlON
MIXTA

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Enero 10
FL Secretario de Industria, Rafael
Zubaran, declare hoy que hasta la 1e-
cha no Sc ha recibido aviso Official
alguno referente que los Estados
Unidos vayan proponer Ia formaclon
de una comiss3n miXta que Sc eFcar-
que de estudiar los problemas petro-
Ieros. como 10 comunic6 el cable, atri-
buvendolo al Presidente electo. Har-
ding.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
GUADALUPE SANCHEZ, HERtDo

s. VERACRTZ. Enero 9.-El Genera!
Guadalupe Sanchez y el Coronel Eari-
que Forras resultarcn heridos aver en-
un accidente que consisti6 en- haberse
Ia mc-ocicleta er quo iban.
fr4nte 4 Ia Jefatura de operac!ones. e;
VeracruE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
Sc PREPARA. Uk VuELO DE PERU
A LOS ESTADOS uNIDOS

SAN SALVADOR Republica de San
Salvador, Enero 10-Ei seHor Juan
Legufa. jefe del servicio de cidropla-
nos del Gobierno del J err -royecta
llevar cabo IN vuelo del t.er1 los
Estados Unidos tircs 5e este mes.
segdn Sc anunci5 por IL prensa de-
este pals hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
UN MENSAJE TELEGRAFicO

Primeramente Sc envi6 un mensaJe
telegrafico concebido en- los siguien-
tes terminus:
.Selor Gobernador del Estado de
Arizona.
Honorable Thomas E. Campbell.
Phoenix. Ariz.
Los suscritos, nombre Ge Ia CO.
lonia Nexicana de esta ciudad, atea-
tanente por el buen nombre y JUS
ticia de los Estados Unidos de AIne-
rica, rogamos a uSted conceda el in
dulto del mexicano compa:riota Pc
dro Dominguez. sentenciado a nuerte
en- Florence, Arizona; por 10 que con-
fiarnos en- este acto de clemencia. ha-
ciendole preseate nuestra gratitud.
Respetuosamente: FL Consul de Ne
Nico. Francisco Zabiate; Miguel Nieto;
Ricardo Spencer; Patricio Armendariz;
JESUS Baeza Sr.; Alberto Pacheco;
Francisco 'Colrno: Francisco Baeza;
Juan Nieto: Cipriano Aguirre: Guiller.
mo Spencer Sr.: Jesds Nuhez Hdez,
Canciiler del Consulado. Enrique
Montemayor; Julian Mendias';.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
IT GOBFRNADOR De NUEVA YORK TRATARA ELI
|CASO DE- ACUSTIN SANCHEZ Y ENRIQUE CARCIA|
Ell CONSUL Y LAcOLONIA De
PRESIDIO TANBIEN ABOGAN
P0R Ell INDULTO En-
FAVOR DE- PEDRO
DOHINGUEZ

Tessorcma Especial para LA FRENSA"
PRESIDE, Texas, Enero S.-5l
Consul mexicano en- Preside y un
Crupo de compatriotas residences en-
Ia localidad Sc han dirigido Al Gober-
nador del Estado de Arizona, Tho
mas Z. Campbell Ell solicited de in
du,co para el mexicano Pedro Don!n-
guez, sentenciado a sufrir il prna de
uuerte en- Ia Penitenciaria de Flo
renee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
DLEGUEZ DESAPARECIO DE GUADALAJARA
LEGO oRREGoN A MEXICO
RESTABLEClDO POR
COMPLETE

Telso-amd Espccirl nara "LA PREESA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero
10.-A las diez Y media de Ia mana
ma de hoy lego a esta ciudad ell
general Obreg6n enteramente resta-
blecido de los males que 10 aque-
jaban, seg0R declaraciones hechas
por el Jefe de su Estado Mayor, &C.
neral Perez Treviho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
ESTADO DEL TEMPO
TEMPERATURE DE AVER

San Antonio vecinda6: TEMPO variable ;.
Iluv;oso probaSleTc1te. Temperature rnfaSra
entire so 81 g-adoS. Vicatos moGeTa6os del
Sureste del sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-11
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus li5ros en- espa-
mol Is Casa Editorial Eozano, 118
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
EUROPE WILL KEEP THEM

II has been suggested that a par; OF
tho billions leaned to the allies by the
United States be repaid b. the transfer
~ South Amsr!caa securities held In
Europe. TO the t'Hl:sd states. This
would lllu!dat" part ~ the debt, ali
right. but tire chances are that the l:Gro-
peans wou'd rather nart with their cy"-
teeth Ian Nth these pouth American
securities. Ownership .; u large GUAM
stty ~ Such securities gives Eu-cp,. n
strong Influence IN south American mar
fats--. al influence that she needs rather
badly and will not surrender easily.
Whether American investors would
Ia anxious 10 put their money IN these
or European securities Is a little doubt
fuI. too. There are many sound and vel,
known investments right here at horn"
which would probably got IN" prefer
encs. by means ~ special drive. and
Tor the special purpose ~ permitting
Europe 70 pay her debt. 4 large quantity
might he placed. AS TO tho South Am"ri-
ran paH-r. howe,er. u / not probable
that We shail be given the opportunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
PROHIBITION AND IT'S FOES

calling attention -
such Y"an Is
prohibition laws Will
be to rxten
against the ''le o"
the Enforcement OF the
oren'es II comparatively easy
public o9ian Aa an h"
anceo man
prohibition movement great many people
liquor business legitimate
quantities. harmless Particularly among
millions the sac q" use
ieucra n,craoE erSeln 49, a cr.mina!
psychology Os n" America
o public
sentiment Of ;&e people
the Ia of
That OF greatly Increased tenn
the activities al"nshous"s
marked Increase IN tn" number AMI
recognition by both employers " employees
mills n"s aid factories
With this evidence Wi! their hacks
prohibition
prohibition sv''o has
"whsey runners hut N"
Of drinkers nc"
hahn, created vatrs will
ana, 20 take their will thu ast" "f ao
demand be continued IN fun FORCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
AMERICAN ON LEAGUE
COURT

Strangely enough. Considering tie
>act that America Is not and will not DO
. member Of the league of nation. an
american, John Bsssett Moore. has been
fscteh BY the league as a member o.
IT'S International Court of Justice. This
court has been called tho soul OF the
L,Arus." and tina. America shnuid have
one II It's II Judges Is significant. There
were as candidates.
The contest was interesting. IN the
leaxu. council tho larger powers sup
nortsd M Moore ard 70 received nlne
,.otsS a bare majority. The assembly
6.d not look upon his candidacy favor
ably and on tho G-st ballot he fN!ied 10
get enough 20 siHsc. W!th this situation
existing. DR.. Wellington hoo. Of china.
voluntarily assumed TIC task ~ "e,sc-
t.oneerlng" fo- ". Moore. Going from
ono delegate TO another. tho GStutN
C.hinaman mustered ire required votes
and put Ma candidate" across.
! The resentment inG:"ated b. thc al
semoly vote vas wholly among the
smaller nations. Some no doubt con,:d-
cred u peculiar TO eject an American
As a Judge Of this court after America
had ha,ly rejected membership In tn"
league Itself. To others. possibly, tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
wM M9ILToNc wHARFBoAT EN-
PLoYE, IN HOSPITAL BADLY
WOUNDED
AsSAILANT CAPES WITHOUT
SEARCHING CLOTHES OF MAN
HE INJURED
PENNSY AND CITY POLICE CAN
FIND NO CLEw TO IDENTITY
OF GUNHLAN

Wncn William Mc'i!ion. He"l -. OF
M. 4SI9 EtT street. "a employ" "f III"
l..urrty Transit rnm?auy. iNf"rN"d Il
rubhcr. viii" had Mr,iil;nn r"N"I"i WIN
y cIn 'as, night. that he had ~. money!
,lr rnhbcr pulled the trig-': ana r"l
NTili;ur. badly wnTHir'!. rrA"Ird y"
tho FruusrivanlI railroad station near
nv md WIS taken from th"r" ~ o."
v'ty Rmbuianrc Ia Tho nii" Valley Cen
rrtl hospital. Tho h"lhUp and "'i"";i!.S
occurred ah"u, 40 "'ct",h.
Late laat u!gh'. h""p.'H. authorities
stni"l tha' McGli,"lI's coalition was
serious, tho bullet hnv'u% i.'''h lee
tween tho third ami fourth ribs "H 80"
!"', s!dr. The bullet gould not h" To-
-. ."d last night.
According To tho story told Ivy M"';l-
tn 1T -" h"sr'iai. S"ung m1a .""h-
ing &" Il" rhnut 81 !rars az aGn. came
&pon T." wharflCat n'd nrl"t h!" -
h'r"r; "a" way - tho Mhh.N" ""h''
vj'r'i wls Il short h!eiInC" above ne
whLrrhuat. Mc(ill'uu says hH started NJ
the railroad tracks with ia" young
fellow nui - they ncarrd th" *nir i
watrhhoN. 'lat north az tho p"nnSH' !
VaNil station. hr was ordered I" h"Ii NJ
MA hands. The fellow hold n gun IN
hIs hand. Mr'iiitun todd rsm he had
, NIX! t'lk hhu lH" l'-''" 1'"'''' NV N''H
scr ur tho rcYo,vcr.
McG!ltUn said ii" hELlly managed Ia
rI1wl tn The rallr"Gd station where
/ ennsylvanir railroad detectives called
tn" local police. lie was v"mVI"d Ia the
h"4p!ta! anil the railroad detectives
a',Ls VIA members Of II" l"rn! police
FORCE started q search Tor IN" alleged
hOiLip ,nan. SrNc?:,. SUSPECTS were
tak>n 20 jail. bat later were released
40 arrests were made NJ IN an carly
hour. McGil:,n - unable 10 give
description &C the Fellow he says shoi
him. he aaid after he was shot the
fellow wan without. searching him.
MvG.!tuu. for some time past has
! been hauling freight I" and from the
wAarrhuat. II. formerly WAS employed
az driver at the E.Es y Heller Candy
COM pany fox number oc Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
LANDMEYER LET GO

"o~ :he t"nsAt VI Mrs. liArr! Land
meyer r"i!'" t"-rt Judge John s.
Eitz explained -" woriiuaG g: 4 double
IN, rs! Standard Mrs. lHndr':"v wa3
hlG!..' .n"AHSsd "h'n the ',urt failed
10 I.nI -" u t'.,' on n"- husband. whom
s:. maG ARRESTED on 1t charg" ~ we
lcat.Hg.
Hamburger Was arrested early S2tur-
day morning by Policeman Rim" after
Mrs. hamburger bad preferred changes
against hir. She claimed that he fol-
lowed her Friday n!ght after she step
ped from u carcc hall and knnCk"l h"r
down, Kicked h"r. again knocked her
down and later IN Cor til" tn!rd I'm"
Knocked hor down On tho street.
It developed. however. that h!s Wife
was In "umrany with another ma",
frank Griffith. AMI that Gr!ni'h and
I.aaG,reyer had engaged IN II ilEht. In
dismisstng l2ndmeyrr. Judge RITZ sal"
Ie felt as though tho" were e1i"n"at-
,ux circumstances He Haid hc did not
feel a. though he should .inc Land
u,"yr- without fniGg his wifi" and CRIT
r,th ana inasmuch as here Wy" -"
warrants for Mira. landmeyrr and Grit
Nth, h.. would DISMISS he "aS".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
.HOLDUP MAN SHOOTS VICTIM
WHO SAID He HAD No MONEY
Topping Believes Wayne
Fire Was InCendidry

Thor.csr"n W. Va. oct. ID or
'!uGr,! a.:!,i'y rr"n -" par, OF the
nv.hm!;:.- II tnyns:.Ctt'aE the origin
-: rhr al" which d'."tr''!cd III" c"nrt
I,uec - WniN' r''"i,tl va" ''S'hI''
,.",t"rda, hy g. l.. T"IroE, Stale Hr"
m,r-Ir,l upnn his rriIrn rom wayne
and ilL"iing'rn.
NJ" T"i,dng said thor" has h""n evil
,,,ucn :. st"w tan' the fro VS. ar n
reud.ary origin but there have been no
.urr,t"
= uta giving tn" wayne court mouse
fro nv personal attention." said Mt
Tapping. and shall continue :" q" 40
o., ,,.u., na ihcre Ia likelihood "i get
,fng rrsul,e You may he assured ihht
ih's Investigation Will ID" pushed viSor-
ruely."
lr,r Havur county court house was
destroyed by ITO ut 80" on the morning
IT Sundmy. October ?. B'"ndh"hhhs
w"rc used In an uu&ucr"F"ful attempt 10
,rac" the supposed inccnd|ari"s anu Sow
ora, dc,rctivc agencies assigned men 10
the ease. \ r"wnIG Of sou was offered
~. t;.n .runty court for the arrest ana
,'.nv.rt!"u "f tho frcbug but no arrests
!.:.yo nrCu made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
AREY WILL OPEN
FINE CAFETERIA
THIS AFTERNOON
Over s., 900 Spent IN Fitting Up Now
Eating House at No. 1892
Market Street

s l.. Arry vii. open lis new cAt"t"ria.
located IT No l2.2 Markc, stree. tbs
r',rruu"n AZ !"ur n'r,"ck. The CAFETERIA
occupies the s"uth portion OF the "Hi!H-
.r~ ~ which the United W""lrn Mills
Is located An addition has been pat I"
~" rrs:ou-rnt aud the Kitchen extends
behind tho United Won.rn Mills store.
The cafeteria IL equipped with the
r,n"t inodern rNranhrrnal!a In h";H
k'trnrn and dining room. The equip
runni was Installed by Albert Tack. %.
Chicago. specialist IN this Hin" "f work,
The nu"r and walls Of the dining room
arc ot white marble.
The cafeteria Wi! seat l%? persons
IT on. time. II Will 10 open day and
nisht. and a score Of people Will hc en-
p.oycd Ia this p.art. catering 10 the AL
petites Of tho patrons.
MIR. Arey. himself who has tifteen
ynars' Cxr,rlrnce in ih:s business. viii
Ac N Charge OF tho cafeteria moving 10
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
OF DOLLAR
DIPLOMACY"

ons OF the factors OF the tremendous
or,I,,ss success OF the German empire
VA. the cooperation given to German
business men abroad by their govern
r,ent. While this wonderfully efficient
system was used h. Germany for ute
r,or political and military ends as we'll
there was nothing In It's purely CONNER
ct.l phases to call fer condemnation. On
tho other hand. II was efficient and ad'
rn.rabis In . legitimate way.
Some years ago our own government
practiced tho same thing on a Limited
scale, and was accused OF dollar dIp'"-
rlacy. Under the wilson regime dollar
Diplomacy vas regarded as something
too communicating C. couch. ld"ai'Sri
was snthroned IN the white Uo1se anu
vulgar trade was barred.
Now there Ia 20 be a return IN III" Oil
policy, under new AMI more Aggressive
auspices. Secretary OF State Hughes
has made Il known that he desires I" b.
informed whenever Americans propose
70 invest money abroad OF IN any way
70 assume interests IN foreign countries.
No promises are made az tn wAa:
measure OF advice and assistance Will u"
given BY tho state department. In 'act.
no assistance Of any sort is officially
mentioned. Il Is tacitly understood IA
Washington. however. that the United
States government Is ready to cooperate
In every legitimate way with its Invest
ors and business man abroad
Honor and International law must be
closely observed By all who expect any
sort Of recognition Of cooperation. bus
the moro fact that An American exporter
or other buslness man Is making profits
will not stamp him as a criminal
Having full information OF American
interests In any country. the state will
be In position at all times to take
prompt action when any Legislative or
other steps are planned that might az
feet Americans adversely. That Will be
ono OF many practical Ways In whicH
the United states government will fur
ther the interests OF It's citizens abroad
Announcement OF this policy will l."
welcomed By every American nanufar'
turer and business men, whether en-
CARED In foreign trade or not. Cor II
means nat more American goods will
be made and handled The cooperate:
OF our government with our business -
terests abroad will never be- sinister
but Il can hardly satl to ba Highly benz
dcial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
MlssIssir,A NnltcI S,atcSl lrom
QUAIL PLENTIFUL THIS YEAR.

Tho l.irwhit" = Il"L:!frl this YEAR.
Two tIrreRSi." :riid winter. ard ihr,''
good hre"li". "r.,E"uS hHN" ua'ip,IcL
hthwhite at lrls lay tn" 'huusarh. a
,urlinF t. rcpurtS ~ IA" IH"inGi'ul >Gr-
vry. l'n!'rl States i"rn: ''....', 40 ~ /.
culture. Ia W"", NirGiI.'r. Virginia..
Mnr$lard. N"r'l 'tr"..r,:,. south '..'"
'!n,. Iu!r"is and inhin'' 'n'r" has nnt
hnen Slrl Nv sth'irdH", "f uw.'H q
many Years the department j. ad'is, =
In recHut trip through ,"rih'ru aui
nnr'hwr$,nrn Indiana th' t"hw III " 80.
sAcn IN Grent"r uur.hcr" than "N"r La
fore and wd:denS IN E,2uN other = - e
IN which there = ~ un'r SO o." ...
uuaIl report thrt -" h"i,u.'i'" rr .,n,.nd
ant IN their i"c.,.'ri"~. urtI'.,Y ~ tui.,
Kansas. Iowa :.ai NclE ASIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
MYSELF

have 20 I've with myself, md 20
want to tr NJ for myself I" know.
! want to be nhir. ~ days &" by.
Always 10 look myself straight In the
eye,
don't want 10 stand. with IN" .rt,!nE
sun.
AaL hate myself for Tho things I've
done.
I don't want 70 keep uu & ".nsr' sNct
A lot OF strrcta about myself.
And fool myself. az como nad e"
Into thinking that u"b"iy ris" Will Know
The Kind OF u man l really mn.
! du.l't want to drc-s w myself In sham
I want - 60 ON; w!;h my hrad cr"'''.
I want to deserve nil mems respect:
Rut here ~ thn E'ruEG.s FOR fame and
pclf
I want ~ ~ ab!c e IKE myself.
don: waat Ia look at myself Gua know
That I'm bust" and hun md empty
Rhow.
| neye- can h!de myself from me;
I see what others may never see:
know what u.lers may never nrow;
I never can fool myStf. and 81.
Whatsver happens. ! want to 10
Se.t-respect!ns and constituencies.
boston Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
BUMPED BY AUTO
Paul Pccross, OF Yorkvtlle, Escapes
Severe injuries in Mishap
Hero

S,rlr,ng from ~" curb 1t tho corner
az Fourteenth AMI Market streets iaht
svrriHs shortly o:Ier \ o'clock. raul
l'r,To>S, uf lorkvil!c. o., stepped direct
ly In f., nj "f nm automobile being
driven by EuEHAc Cheek.
PcrruGs waS thrown down In front oil
'A.. ur,,'l!n. Nut Il did not pass over
him. JIn vac taken 10 the office or l'".
Frank II IN'rt ana given medical atten-
ton. He susti!nrd several bad scratches
on the An.y and :acc but no broken
buurs
Witnesses to the accident say II was
unavoidable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

recollection os Mr Wilson'S promises
was Skill ranking memory.
The election Of NJ. Moore. Il course
Wa due 70 the desir" Of the other
powers 70 obtain American cooperation
n the solution II as many world prob
lens "a possible. From their stand
point. to have an American judge on the
court which Is the sou, Of r." 'eaEue"
Ia the next best thing to having America
as an actual member
a. The Hague. 1t viii have several I'M
pnrtaut questions 20 consider. and will
In all probability BE- moro effective than
the league Itself has been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
FAIR DIRECTORS
Will Be Dinner Guests of Senator Carl
H. Hunter This Evening.

Tie board OF directors Of Ia" West
Virginia state Fair Association VIII h"
"1tcrt aimed his evening with n
n'rluck dinner NJ the Mcclure Hotel 10y
Senator Car. Hunter. of M"IndSTlti3,
one of tho members Of the board. ono
81 the important things which viii he
brought up during the evening VIII he
'hc report OF the state fair Tor the
last year.
IL Is understood that tho board plans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
THE anHArEsT RIVERS.

In tho "'rpirpnt OF n How C"un.r?
the early settlers invariably follow the
rivers tr"m tn" Goa. |, Tia" i'.iH'!
waterways %r. ur ia" highest import
anc" ~ ;he wr,;aT" q: country. iu:
'hcy ed IA Tn" dove! men -; U"Nct.
tied areas .r,d materially r"d''" the
r>prlIss" fer transportation OF IN" nee
-ss!t.ez O.; NE. Even tE"ESh 81 stream
ana not ~ uavigahl" Tor ar% craft
,arErr than a ,ar"". /; '"n' ScIE" H$ Il
guiding In" t. tn" first explorer.
Tharr arc compafA'iErll :'w r':,rs
whose rxa,ct lengths are kH'Mi. hut the
follow 'ng iiEi - l"nrtNS ct n" rrtn-
..inal river, ri ~" w"ii h ha> h""n C"rn-
p'.,rl ~. tn. IuitFl states ,;"nl"Kh:ll
survey. d"rartmrTt # tie int'r!"r.
from vtr!"ha sources and is rr"hLh'y
as nsar.y ar,'IT;':" al any "ih"r I" H'
had Tn" United States hnS ~. T. Stiu".
ton IT continuing within its m''d""S
the longest r.v"r system In tn" WORT"
,he MISSES .pr'- VI ssouri.> Instances
given In even hundreds "f i:ii"s ar" ns-
prox!ma'":
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17
Letters to | he
lntelligencer

Letters fnr this column should he
a. hr!c, a. possible. lEteNisencer
reader. are invited ~ send rommu-
Mica tions upon any timely subject.
Maine. OF authors must accompany
all letters. The lntelliEenc"r VIII
not agree to print letters upon con-
troversia, suhi"r.s. and especially
concerning difference. In matters or
religion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Educators a. the University Of Penn
sylvania say that Judgment" "alle GO"
and 'recommerd' arc the three hardest
words 10 spel! In daily use We hereby
ail"gs that Their Judgment Is not recon-
tneHded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

The days OF so-caIled "czar!sm" ~
TIC par. OF the speaker e1ded during
Canrons tenure or office When the
kreakers power was ahorr ate a BIZ
'~r rEht which took from him much nr
his ability % control Ia" h"u-" by MIA.
!m.z!ng his roser II -" r&hl:as Of
committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-17

Bacon Il sent dollar to the feliov
who advertised To tell how 10 JAKE ou'
wrinkles in the face.
Eghrrt--And did he tell you?
Racnn-.He did He said to Walk on.
IN the open air at least once day. an"
the wrInAi"s would go out with mo
Iunkers Statesman.