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New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
30 Wad Some Power"

\ fFrom The Daily Princetonian1
Freddie, who snuk into the Authors
League Dinner last Sunday night at the
Astor, relates that our contemporary, F.
p. A.. is most sour fellow amidst con-
VITALITY. He could hardly summon a
forced laugh at the antics of Pearl White
VIII Rogers. Dave Belasco Umpersonated
by Brandon Tynan). etc.: while the most
serious writer's OF the nation chortled
loudly. He must be guy that takes all
the JOY out Of life. in order to stick it
into his ColyurrH
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Probably the London Daily Mai
would Glide Gilbert'a line from "Pa
thence" as being irreverent to the in
teilsct Of NJ. BRAND.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Speaking, as we puritanic persons
oftens are, Of hair shirts, the subject
of the sermon at the Town Hall was,
according to the announcement, "The
Massage Of Christianity"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Probably it was a Boston-trained re-
porter who sent The Tribune the WASH
ington dispatch beginning "Almost
within sight Of the golden dome Of the
CAPITOL"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

"A not-too-French French bean.s
r. r. A.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

The [Arbucklel Jury strainsd for.
ward, rankly expectant.- Evs. World.
Etet!
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

The difficulty is to keep track of
whom is on whose side--Dorothy
Parker in Ainslee's for December.
All, Dot, there is an even greater
difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

"Scrapping battleships is all right"
comedies w. p. H., "but why not de-
stroy aeroplanes and thus reduce the
overhead 7"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30
GUARANTY

n1tered ct tho Fcstofice at New York as Second
Class Mall Matter.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-30

Can any little student in journalism
tell as . good headline to put on the
story Of the marriage, in Pleasantville,
OF Miss Matte Ham to Mr.. ling Bone
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FATE OF UNIVERSITY
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL
HANGING IN BALANCE

Spac.a! Dispatch 10 the lntelligencer'
Fairmont. Ian THE University
commission for Million Dollar Memo
ria 10 Soldiers IN the form or ouiiding
~ the West Virginia University al MOT
gantown. has not abandoned nope OF
putting the proposition through II was
announced by President Frank b. Irol-
ter. following a calling OF the meeting
of the commission a. Fairmont, ~hicn
only attracted President Trotter, u D
Mckinney. Of Falrmout. chairman OF tho
, commission. and DR.. McClaln. or MOT
Eantown. II was decided TO call the
commission again for Friday, January
:, at MOrgantown.
at may take 2 clean slate 3ho nc"
deal from the ground up 10 secure ap-
preparations and donations now lot Iho
memorial" observed one gentleman IN
discussing the situa ton that has grown
out Of the bankruptcy proceeding of DE-
John c. S,ecple,on. OF the University
Y. NJ. &. A.. who Is treasurer of tho
University Memorial Commission.
I, IS announced that Or. Steep!eton Is
in tho east spending the holidays, but IL
expected to return soon and heIp
stra!ghten things out Dr.. Steep!eton
left MorgantOwn whom tho bankruptcy
proceedings were announced.
Il appears that the proposition has
hcru poorly managed: that thos- sup
posed to be- watching matters have not
had close track Of affairs. The plan
was 10 have different citizens OF Nor
Eantown sign notes for matter cover
ing tho salaries az steuoGraphers IN the
campaign which was understood 10
total $4,000 hut somehow or other
notes were signed, SO 1t ~ said. 10 q
Sotal Of $4,000.
Tho campaign was being hand4eo oy
the Ward system of Chicoga. which re-
ce,ved $3.50 weekly for tts force or
workers. The campaign IN Monongalia
county appears 20 have been separate
from the one covering the state and Ma
Tor &. c Robinson, president OF the Nor
gantown chamber Of commerce. was
treasurer OF It, while Dr.. Stapleton was
treasurer Of tho state fund.
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world in June, 1919. when ne formally
a sked tho allied and associated powers
to place him on trial instead Of the for
mer kaiser. The supreme council decid-
ed to ignore his request. He was often
mentioned as among those who might
he tried by the allies for political Of
lenses in connection With the origin OF
tho war.
His national activities before 1914
were marked by his strong opposition
10 characterization Of Germany. At times
he was sharply outspoken in his def
ance OF Socialism. and he rejected any
move to make himself and the other
German ministers responsible to the
Reiohstag. In the early stages Of the
war however, he became known as
Moderate. Late In 1919 reports from
Geneva said he was credited in diplo-
matte circles there as being at the bot
tom OF q Mon4rchIst movement IN favor
of both Of the) Hohenzollerns and Haps-
hurgs, tho nucleus OF which was said
10 be forming in Switzerland. On sew
eral occasions during his tenure of Of
flee DR.. Won Bethmann-HollweE
threw out peace fcelers. particularly in
1916. when he invited the allies TO enter
negotiations. All Of his overtures con-
SnfdinE the German attitude on a peace
settlement, and they were rejected. II
was following the failure Of his peace
efforts in December, 1916. that he en-
dorsed unlimited submarine warfare.
Stretch Of Life.
Dr. Won Bethmann-HollweE was born
in 1856. The son OF Matthias A. Won
Bethma nn-Hollweg, professor Of civil
law AT Bonn, and q grandson Of MEM
Der OF the Jewish banking family OF
tho Won Bethmann of Frankfort. He
was educated at the Pferta Gymnasium,
and at the universities OF Strasbourg.
Leipsic and Berlin. Entering the Prus-
sian administrative service in 1892. he
rose to the position of president fof the
province Of Braadenburg in 1889. In
1905 he was appointed Prussinn minis
ter OF tho interior and tEoy ears later
became imperial secretary and vice.
president of the PruSsisn ministry OF
state, OF which the chancellor was presi-
dent. He succeeded Prince Won Bue-
low when he became imperial chancellor
in 1909.
Following his retirement from office.
Dr. Won Bethmann Hollweg. took up his
residence at Hohentinow. tho estate near
Ebcrswalde. twenty-seven miles north
OF Berlin, where his death occurred.
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HIT BY AUTO
MAN KNOCKED FRoM BICYCLE
AND SUFFERS PAINFUL IN
JuHIEsTAKEN TO
HOSPITAL
Driver Of Automobile Does Not sop u
Ascertain what injury HAD
Been Done.

While riding hts bicycle up Market
street, near Fourteenth, at l?:lS O'Clock
this morning. George GEinanos. who
lives at 1907 Market street was struck
ny An automobile and knocked 10 the
pavement.
lie suffered two ugly Rashes In his
head and other painful bruises. He was
given nrSt aid. and taken 10 tho OHIO
Valley General hospital to have tho
wounds Sewed up.
|, is alleged that the driver OF tho
automobile. large reddish or brown
car. did not stop 10 ascertain what In
jury had been suffered by tho victim
Of the accident.
A. tho hospital early this morning II
was said that the victim OF the accident
has slight CraCturr Of the skull.
He Is the owner Of a small place OF
business or Narket street below the
creek. and ono OF the we'll known Greek
residents,
he Is about SO years OF age. and ha q
been here for sixteen years.
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What do you want most?
A woman who has recently become
a vegetarian with results which she
feels are enormously beneficial, said this
in regard to meat-eating the other day:
You know I dine a great deal in res
taurants and. Of course, as / go TO my
table have TO pass people who are
eating meat, and can tell you It smells
and looks pretty good sometimes.
always liked meat. and there really are
DAYS when II seems as II I must order
a good roast beef or an order Of pork
And then say,to myself: Well. which
do you want most-to eat some Of that
stun that smells so good and get q
little fun out OF, lit, or to be we'll and
vigorous and happy the way you've been
since you stopped eating meat?' And
don't order tho meat
Now this is not repeated as an argu-
rent for vegeta rianism. l know alto
gether too little about the subject TO
argue either for or against.
You Know What Tn About to Say.
The reason 7 repeat this story you
can discover or you do not already
know, by rereading the question at the
beginning OF this talk.
What do you want most?
That woman knows what she wants
most.
That is one Of the most important
things in the world to know. And one
would say It was ono. Of the simplest,
And yet how many Of us know what we
want most?
What do you want most out ot'the
year that you arc beginning today?
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q s. Sl (! s. T Tss!as;;|;
WHAT DO YOU WANT MOST?

You can't have everything. That's
the Inv of tho universe. You will have
10 choose, and your choices arc your
life.
They Middle Along.
Some people never choose conscious
". They just muddle along. and their
lives and personalities are as indeter-
inmate and meaningless. and unsatis-
factory as that word "muddle" suggests.
Other, people choose what they want
most at the moment, without stopping
10 weigh values and decide whether 1t
is what they want most for keeps.
IT Is only the wise few who look
things clearly and thoughtfully in the
face and then decide what they. want
most-and 20 and get it.
Today Is New Years Day, day Of
beginnings. Is It not an suspicious time
TO stop and ask yourself what you
want most?
You Can't Havs Everything.
You can't have everything. You can't
have health and the. pleasures. that de-
stroy health You can't have an effort
less. easy life and the, fne kind OF
character you admire and which is
builded only by eternal vigilance. You
can't have the appearance Of good
grooming which you like SO much and
that last half hour Of sleep IN the morn
ing. You can't have 4 we'll informed
mind and yet devote all your reading
easy novels.
But you can have almost anything
you really want. provided you know
what you want most. and'maker UP your
mind today to go and get It.
Why don't you?
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Great Quantities Of War,
Engines Are Surrendered


Paris. Jan. c--Narshal Foch's report
on Gcrnany's disarmament. according
10 the Temps, says that the Germans
have surrendered $1,000 cannon. $4,000
unmountnd cannon barrels. $4,000
machine guns and barrels. $500, 900
rIf~s 5000 a!rplanes and 5000 air
plane motors.
Tho German delinquenc!rs IN eNecu;-
ing the disarmament clauses Of the
treaty and the Spa agreement are said
70 be principally the maintenance Of
civic guards IN Bavaria and eastern
Prussia. the organization Of security
police and failure To destroy the re-
CURED amount OF artillery IN The east
crn and southern frontier fortresseS
The report reC.tcs the details OF tho
Germans requests that they h" allowed
10 retain Sil cannon IN the f"rtrcsses,
but the allies have approves! the re-
tention Of only 20 guns at kocn'esberg.
50 at Pillau and o. at Sw!ncmuendn.
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QUIET IN M1NGo.

Williamson. ". Va, Jan. ".-unusual
quiet pervadcd tho coal strike district
in M!ugo county last nigh, and today.
Not one report came to Colonel Hall.
commanding the Federal troops here OF
disorder or unusual happening in any
part Of the district ratrolled by the
soldiery.
The new county administration effsC-
tive today. Including & complete change
Ia the Shcr!fC's off!c" and ther" - some
speculation az to what effect Il Will
hevo on future events.
Tho plan under which the strike dis
trict IS be!ng governed provides for
modified military coHtro! with cornp,"t"
cooperation OF tho civil courts and
peace officers.
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HOOVER'S SELECTION
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(Conttnued Prom Page one.)


dorse Hoover ro!ut. out the d!MerenC"
between this whol5 hearted course Of
InovcY's and the decidedly less whole
hearted attitude during the canpa ign
OF sumo OF the other prominent Repuh-
Ncars who are pro-Lcague.
In MARKED Contrast
Moreover, Hoovcrs generous support
Of Harding from tho beginning of the
campaign Is n marked contrast 10 the
conduct Of some OF The !rreConcilables
who. for the nrs' TWO thirds Of the cam
paign. Su'k.I and devoted their efforts
20 putting Harding m hole.
some of these Samc !rrcc"n"ilahlcs arc
now among those who oppose Hoover for
the cabinet. Probably on the who!e
the best guess is that GIarding'S own
inclination. added 70 the endorsement
Of tho broader minded Republican politi'
cans. Will prevail over the protests of
those other politicians who are trying
to keep Hoover out Of the cabinet Al
the prcSen, trend Of Ndrdng's mind IS
in the direction.
Hoover IS frequently mentioned IN
connection with the department Of labor.
There j. nothing in that. Il is the IN
tcr.ur department that Hoover IL being
considered for. II this department
. should not be gwen :" tI"nNcF u -
likely that Senator Albert Il. FAN OF
New Mexico will nc considered.
Fer tho department "f labor. charles
NJ. Schwab has been publicly suggested
That is a rrotesquN suggestion. There
%. un'h.nE in il. The department or Ia
hor Will 80 20 some distinguished labor
leader Among tho labor leaders VIC
have been most strongly recommended
and most favornblv considered are W. q
Lee Of cleveland. president or the
!! brotherhood Of Hallway Trainm"n: John
l.. Lewis OF Springfield. Ill.,. president
uf the United Mine Workers Of America
James Duncan Of Quincy, Mass, presi.
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HARNESS BULLS
CHANGE HOURS

Persons on Market street last even!n s
were surprised To co" TWO distinguished
patro'men on the beat which IS known
as broadway" Instead OF Officers
Flanagan and Rine who have been
switched TO Il day job. Officers johnson
and TyCc. who for The past several
months have been on day duty on this
beat. arc trampinG the bricks tonight
One Of them stated at an early hour
This morning that he was indeed sur
priscd TO Sue so many persons on the
streets after midnight. OG!cer "Pnll'
Gollner ras also becn switched to night
duty
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NEGRO SLAIN ny WHITES.

Camilla. Ga. Jan. Jim Roland. a
Negro. was shot TO death last uGh; hy
farmers 81 MITCHELL Decatur and Grady
counties who were hunting him III con-
rection with tho shooting Saturday II
Jason Harrsu. white farmer. Harrell is
still alive N a hospital ct Pelham. hu'
his condition is critical.
Tho thTc" counties r"r" quiet tonight
and no fear oC further race trouble
was reported.
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NOTCH

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting
Of tho owners Of lots in MI Wood GEM
etery, located In Washington district.
ohio County. West Virginia. will be held
at tho council chamber IN the city buad-
ing of the city Of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. TIFF: 6TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1921.
at 100 o'clock p. M; for the purpose OF
nlcct!ng a Board OF nine Trustees fof
said Mt Wood Cemetery Association
and such other business as may come
before tho meeting.
MT. WOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
BY CHARLES II. MILLER.
WILLIAM ELLINGHAM,
d-9-tt Surviving Trustees.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meetiug Of the stockhold-
ers OF. tho Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company. will be held at the office OF
tho company. on Monday. January 10.
1921, between the hours of . and 4
o'clock D. m, for, the election OF man
ayers 10 serve during the ensuing year.
and such other business as shall como
before the meeting.
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. 81. 1920.
d-S7-u
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srocxnoxDxAs NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Stockk old
Wheeling, w. Va, Will be held at the
bank Tuesday. January II. 1877 between
the hours Of 10 and II o'clock a. m, for
the election Of directors 20 serve for the
ensuing year and for the transa elton of
any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
c. w. JEFF'ERS. Cashier
d-l5-rnwf -ja-l0
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wANrED-sALRS1C1N.

wAArID-Two activs statesmen are re-
quired by an established drug and ex-
tract house. one for Parkersturg field.
and another for the G,larksburg field.
Only men acquainted With the. districts
need apply. An excellent opportunity Is
offered to proper man.. Address all re-
plies Box No. I. N 7. Ja-3-i
WANTED-A leading store IN wheeling
desires 81 sxpertsrced SalsswomAn.
Very unusual opportunity for one OF
ability and ambitious to DO betstr for
herself. Addrsss; n Z. t. care 1nteut-
rsucer, .d.30-tf
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl :. xsp1sr. 9roD.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Privst. Chapel, 1919 chapltas StrssG
eau Phone 7llf.
DIED

JoN11NOn Sunday evening, JanHa
1921. at 10:45 o'clock, at his home, 3
Twelfth street, WILLIAM JONE
SR, in the saith year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RoR SALE.

! FoE SALE-Overland touring car, model
! 90. run 1900 miles: just overhauled and
! in good condition. This Is a bargain.
! Price $3.50 cash. Call $751; Martins
! Ferry or 50 Bridgeport. dbl!
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USED FORD cans ron gAx1.


WANTED-To lease with option to buy
operating mine. loading on r r. Bel
mont, jefferson or Harrison Co. prefer
red. Write Box 4o2. Martins Ferry o.
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Ho1 11N9.

Fo1 1HMT-2 furnished housekeeping
rooms on Island. private entrance, and
two on Chapline ST.. also one small
sleeping room, 1929 Chapline st. ja-3-h
ron 1ENf-7 roomed house, bath, &C.
ment cellar. in out pike district on car
line, $50 per month. Possession at once.
Address XXX. d-J0-k
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IA has come that We muSt be up
ne.
10000 ISSUED Last Year.

We have sent the facts Of ihe mat
tor 20 the Washington. Fa.. authorities
but have not been able 70 ascertain how
tho matter has turned out
Last year there were 10000 auto
licenses ISSUED In West Virginia. On
December 18th the State Highway Com
mission had just 1900 1921 licenses on
hand. There are 10000 truck licenses
TO be given out. The first pleasure car
license is numbered l0,oel. The highest
numbered license l have seen this year.
so far, - l;.uO0.
Assuming ;hat there are no moro
cars and trucks 10 b. licensed this year
than there were last ysaC-and there
are more, is Eajr TO assume that but
one pleasure car in ten has been pro-
v!d"d with u 1921 license.
In returning from church this morn
ing out OF curiosity | looked over scores
OF autos and could not find 1921
',s,.
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IAvHLLE-on Saturday. Janu1fy i
1921, at Sis o'clock p. m, 1t her ~
residence 2407 Eoff street, CATHI
ERNIE, wife Of the late P. J. LaSeiie
in the S7th year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence weaknesses
morning $50. Requiem mass ~ ~
Church of Immaculate Conception
o'clock. Friends invited lntsfms
Mt, Calvary cemetery.
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had frequently declared that England
aloha WAS responsible.
Request Ignored.
pr Won lInllwcg received
prominent attention throughout tho
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Y1xxrH0-On Friday. December u.
1920, at Steubenyille, Ohio, JOHN
FELSING.
Services at the family residence. Steu-
benville. O.. this .(Monday morning
at 1890 o'clock. 1nterment At NJ.
Wood cemetery, on the arrival OF the
1920 o'clock Pennsylvania train
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WAMTED-Married man on dairy farm
at Rayland. Ohio. for wagon delivery
milk route. Man from farm preferred.
Edward Wagner, Main and goth Sts.,
Wheeling. W. Va. ta-3-i
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Havs Them AL Ready.

In Ohio and Pennsylvania and other
states tho license plates are prepared
away ahead OF time. and each city and
town has its own distributor. We have
offered 70 put UP a $4,000 bond to pro-
tAct thu state i We would be allowed
TO issue license plates in the West Viz
GINA Pan Handle. and received tho
thanks OF the members OF the state
Highway Commission and that was the
end Of the matter.
The trouble in this section" sad Mr.
Robinson. - that tho authorities have
been m"St l"n:cnt. Many men did not
apply for yearly licenses until January
l. and sometimes It was March before
they placed them on their machines.
AS Il now stands n Wheeling, the
auto dealers and tho Wheeling Au;omc-
hi" Club hav" tho necessary blanks.
The auto owner Nils one ont. gives hts
check. and the application and money
I eli
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4oLMA8-On Sunday, January J, Ia
at $50 o'clock a. m, at her late re
dence No. 10 Sycamore Ave-, P1ttEfN
son, Elm Grove, MnS. WILLIAM h
wife, Of the late VIVIAN Il Folmar, In
the 69th year Of her age.
Funeral from the late home at 10 Syca-
moro Ave. Elm Grove, Wednesday at
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. 1ntermsnt az
stone Church cemetery. Friends or
the family invited to attend.
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WANTED NAIl.

WANT1D-Drafts men. Several expert
enced designers and detail men for
immediate service. Apply Follansbea
Bros. Co., Follansbee W. Va jA-3-i
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Mo0INNu-On Friday. December. III
1890, at 1890 o'clock p. m. at her late
residence 82l West Chapline street,
SARAH JANE McGLNNIS. In the b2nd
year Of her age.
Funeral service at Altmeyer 4 Mccoy
Parlors, ll05 Chapline street, Mond1
morning at $3.50. Requiem mass at
Joseph's Cathedral r. m. Friend
OF the family are invited to attend
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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srIAwrHR-On Sunday. Januaryt
1921. at 4:l5 o'clock p. m, At his hon,
lO321 Morrow street. CALVIN
STRAWTHER, IN the 5Sth year OF M
age.
Funeral notice later.