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The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24
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messed at the Waldorf. The men are not bad-loOking, either, do you think 2"
 "WeIl, there are all grades here now that I look about; yet, as you say, the average is not bad. Prob ably they will grow louder later in the evening, when they take the lid off. |"
 T don't believe they ever dO-that is, entirely. Mir. Mclaughlin, the de tective who came with us, said this was really the most dangerous place in town from the police viewpoint Its very surface quiet made it a special menace. Nothing was ever permitted to occur here which would give the department any excuse for a raid. If there was a fight, or even a murder, it was hushed up instantly, and the victim hidden away, before even the patrOlman on the block could hear about it. He mentioned several cases 1; and said the walters were especially selected to take care of any rough house."
 Perhaps that is what makes it pop ular with the class they cater to-"
 "Safe, you mean. Yes; he said they could spot any criminal of reputation in the country at Perond's, if they only waited long enough; that half the big jobs in New York were plotted at these tables"
 q begin to comprehend" I said jocularly, "why I was received as a distinguished guest. The headwaiter must have recognized me as an old pal-my face is my fortune"
 "He may have mistaken yo~ for Daily" she admitted soberly, but more likely it was your tip which made him so attentive. You are some spender, MT. Severn
 That depends on who l am with {; this is an unusual occasion"
 She did not smile, or look at me, but leaned slightly forward, drawing back a fold of the curtain with one hand, so as to gain a wider glimpse of the large room without. A mo- ment she remained motionlesS; then turned her face sideways toward me.
 "WaldrOn is already here," she whis- pered warningly. He is alone at that second table, against the pillar Step around this side and you can see {; the man with gray, bushy hair" 1 could not easily have mistaken the fellow; his appearance was too em- phatically that of the Russian Jew of certain type to enable him to con- ceal his birthright His back was to- ward us, yet as he occasionally cast his eyes about over the faces of those around him, I had glimpse of a peaked nose, and a sallow, dull com plexion, which seemed to blend natu- rally into a scraggling beard of no perceptible color His hair though was irOn-gray, apparently uncut for weeks, and thrust back from an un- usually high forehead, so as to give the man a ruffled, unkempt appear ance far from pleasing. He was big all over, strangely burly for a Jew, with broad shoulders and large hands, thickly covered with hair.
 1 moved back around the table as Francois appeared, and resumed my seat, keeping silent until the waiter again vanished, and left us alone.
 "And now that you have located the fellow," I asked curiously, "what do
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apartment, filled with tables of va- riOus sizes and shapes, the majority occupied by men and women, either eating or drinking. Near the center was cleared space for dancing, but at that moment unoccupied, while against the farther wall, on a rather high stage. two cabaret singers were noisily entertaining the crowd. Alto getner iC was a stirring and attractive scene, bearing to my mind no re- semblance of any preconceived notion of the underworld. could have cas- fly imagined that we had entered, rather, the restaurant of an ultra fashionable hotel the other side of Broadway.
 Nor did our entrance create the slightest interest, beyond awakening the attention of the head waiter, who met us smilingly.
 "A table for two, Msieur?"
 "A booth, please; have you one near the center" and I slipped bill into his hand, which closed it instant ly out of sight.
 "Ah, certainly; the very thing, M'sieur. I will show you. Francois, the central booth for the gentleman. An, see, M'sieur-bien, tres bienT
 It was indeed a cozy spot, with the heavy curtains held aside. A divan of soft plush across the end, table covered with snowy linen, and already glistening with silver and glass, in the center, and three exceedingly con- fortable chairs.
 Tt is very fine, Msieur," I said. Quite to my satisfaction. You might lower one of those curtains, if you
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Wash, and have never felt better than have the last two years. can work,
 eat, sleep, and feel as strong as can be. Doctors told me I could never have children-I was too weak but after taking Vegetable Compound itstrength- ened me so gave birth to an eight pound boy. was we'll all the time, did all my work up to the last day, and had natural birth. Everybody who knew me was surprised, and when they ask me what made me strong tell them with great pleasure, 1 took Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and never felt better in my life. Use this testi- monial at any time. Mrs. ELIZABETH SMART, 142 w. Sixth St, Lowell, Mass.
 This experience of Mrs. Smart is surely strong recommendation for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It is only one of great many similar cases.
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Shave With cuticura soap

And double your razor efficiency as we'll as promote skin purity, skin com fort and skin health. No mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no irritation even when shaved twice daily. One soap for all useS-shaving. bathing and shampoOing. Advertisement
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"Bottomry Bond"

A bOttOmry bond is legal instru- ment known to people along the sea- shore, being an agreement between the owners of a boat and those from whom money is borrowed, pledging the ship or it's cargo or both as secur- ity, the term arising from the use Of the word bottom, which is taken to in- clude the entire ship.
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was very irregular.
 If 1 did any house cleaning or washing 1 would faint and
 have to be put to bed, my husband thinking every min ute was my last. After reading your textbook for women 1 took Lydia B.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and used the Sanafiva
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Possibly.

Creditor (determined)-I shall call at your house every week until you pay this account, sir.
 Debtor Gin the blandest tOnes)- Then, sir, there seems every prObabIl- ity of our acquaintanceship ripening into friendship
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Good PsxchoIoaX.

Jud Tunkins says weather prophet is always tempted to predict the hard est winter on record. because an au- dience is always interested when it's 8 little scared.-WaShingtO Star.
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It is now claimed that Turkish baths are unknown to the Turks. Still. there ire other atrocities for which they are justly to be blamed
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

Having decided, apparently, that nothing matters now, Russia has re- voked it's strict prohibition laws suf- iciently to permit the sale of wine with a II per cent alcoholic content.
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Big guns always make a report when they are fired; and some who think themselves big guns are fired when they report.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

The very young thing who has been wearing skirts that came well below her knees will sOoL be old enough to get her hair cut.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

According to a student of affairs. the Chinese as a race are the most honest people in the world. China's general condition seems tO verify this state ment.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

A process has been perfected to preserve newspapers, which won't prove especially popular with the politicians.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

Food prices in Russia have reached fantastic heights while at the same time money values have reached fan taStic depths
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Platinum may drive gold out of the jewelry stores, but we haven't seen any evidence of its breaking into pO- etry yet
The St. Johns herald., 1921-11-24

Possibly they are called infant in- dustries because they devote so much of their energy to bowling for special privileges.
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It's hard for man to pass money that he sees lying on the sidewalk especially if 1t Is counterfeit
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A man with a large family to sup port hasn't time to display an arusuc temperament.
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THIS WOMAN'S
 EXPERIENCE
Brings a Ray of Hope to Childless Women

Lowell, Mass.-"I had anemia from the time was sixteen years old and
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stickleback ends its days in the jam jar of some little fisherman.
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As f.

He-I love girl like you.
 She (jealOusly)-WhO is she? Wayside Tales.
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nF FRPhnnR A q AwoNDERFuL FACE BLEaeM Rs.nsvss Hk MIII Tan, Liver Spots. Paplss see- DsalsE eg A III NHINNN W mafl el.25 book Or. H BERRY
 NAa6U 6Uh " 6SN COMPANY. 297s niehEan ATs.. ChInaga
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watson E. ColemARs
 n Patent Lawyer, Washington D. c. Advice and book fr9o. Rates reasonable Highest references. BestserViesa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
Wednesday,, October y, 1921
WOOD AND THE PHILIPPINES

lN0o90o
ia position Of
~ Leonard Wood The
institution have become
this
slightest, Philippines i'm
United States should
Wilson
their own
attitude exercising the authority OF the
or tho Philip
but in
afterMr personally the house it.
OF
the islands Capital became
tho local government
OF General Wood will he "
Obviously tho best way
contemplate
wthd u number OF
Immediate withdrawal
people wish to abandon the Philippines
problems become the
important will remain The
ara much This due to
adequate air and submarine
Washington Pacific policies may
national
the Ftpnos which
Philippines is backed by sanity at home
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AN INQUIRY NEEDED

Since the establishment OF the now
ku KluI KHAN there has been an AM
mated discussion rs to its merits and
dement's. 1t has been charged with
supdry ofCcaSeS not sanctioned by law.
and haS claimed :, uphold the highest
American principles. The agitation Gre
ated has At last reached congress. and
hearings a~c NV benz hei! on r">VlU-
lions providing for = congressional ia
qutry.
Such an inquiry would l." N" proper
thing. Tho country = ynt'ti"G I" know
all there = T. know about this new or
sanitation. TIE Kan. {. Is purposes
ard actions ar correct. q entitled to
axonerat!na. After -, facts are knnwn.
the people may judge for themselves ~
70 their ird.rI1ln' a'::t9',ae. \ grNa:
nany HeiAc, = - I>i.,~ = tar"r:nc
only white ro.i"a Fro;"sc,mt Americans
which IS iat-.rre->1 a. -n;rSouts.in ="
nil co,or"l or jewish ~ ''ath"',.' 49,
foreign born hm"-:,a"+. r:l"r& u
larger numIH~. r.5'.,;.;- or.""t I" ~"
anonymous ~. 'nh"rSh,n - -" Kan.
which = hsl;,rn.! = Ir'I r,>S.h:,3''cs
of harm. l. q .~%''-- ..'.r! i:,u.r%. all
,h">> POINTS IN il" I'D unLe- n
na'!onI, spotlight.
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Lewis County Has the
States Champ Eater

Weston. W. Va. oct. Il--TrarcierS
beware Tlis is m" wHrn:H" sent ont
from Orlando. LOWS rr.Inir. !" amy traN-
cling man who might 10 induced I" lay
Il wager against the RaEtr"nnmIcal ca
T"r!ty ur Lafayett" I:itilc. on" OF or
lardu'S hnaat that l;irIic ran ronsHme
more food than any man IN W"S' VIZ
g'na. And what is most unusual or all
he makes his livin; hy -nttAr.
Ordinarily. Rifle is said I" lie mod
crate ratrr hat when he runs short "G
rnsh and Good he gives d"mouStrlt'"nS
that have driven number az h"tt"rs
into bankruptcy Only the other day he
won n bet "f GA from Il trav",lnS Sn.cS-
man by eating four dozen raw cSsS IN
i minutes.
1t IL said I" be an easy feat for E!ftlo
70 cat four pounds Of cheese for "a
lunrh." with few boxes "f crackers
and n bottle or two Of pop 10 wash II
down. 4 farmers wife who agreed I"
Hifrie drinking hii fill Of milk for
dnc found nothing but IN" bottom left
In :, twu-gal!nn pnil. Another travelling
man VIII" h-. s. that RIfflc could no:
eat 4 ha'I-d"2rn salt ma"krrcl los; his
money when R:frrc went him one better
by consuming seven which weighed
about eight OunceS caCh. k!'f!" Is aged
50 wears and weighs l75 pounds.
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ETE0R|C CAREER FOIn' YOUNG
ARCHBISHOP Of BAL |NORE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
PENITENTIARY o. 4.

In yesterdays issue The 1ntellIgcncer
carried q detailed and authoritative de-
scr!rtion Of conditions at the Mounds
Vile penitentiary. This paper has been
considerably Interested by charges MAIDS
recently against the penitentiary. De-
string to know the exact truth and to
present 1t to the people OF the state. The
Iutelilgencer sent staff representative
to tho pententiary with orders to OBJ
serve and report without fear or favor.
Tho results. in view Of the charges
that have hecn made, were rather sur
prislng-nothing loss than complete
refutatIon Of every charge and tho fun
generation Of the penitentlary. This
Is not a "whitewash." 1t Is a statement
OF facts which may be confirmed by any
indiv ldual or investigating board.
With the motives that animated thos"
who made the charges against tho p"ni-
tentlary The IntelliGencer Is not con-
ccrnch. l, is satisfied to know the truth
and TO give It to the people Of West
Virginia
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IEV1ATHAN APARTMENTS

Transformation OF tho former steam
ship I.eviathnn into an apartment
house was originally suggested N run'
Sut tho idea has been taken up seri-
ousiy. Marine engineers have spent
several days inspecting the interior OF
tho monster, vessel. and report that she
could hs converted into Il floating apart
reut house Tho cost VIII hc from
g.. 0O0, 900 10 s3.oQQ.ope. and tho struc-
ture will accommodate 5000 persons
The plan would be 70 lease the apart
nents. Two rooms and bath. With the
tenants having tho use of the various
Kitchens os the liner. which arc said 70
be In perfect order. Thor" would pe
plenty OF heat and light. There Is also
q flne bathroom. 4 Roman bath, u swim
ming pool and Turkish bath. BY tho
r~mova, ot machinery. space could be
provided with t"nnis courts. In summer
tho vessel would be ono OF the coolest
places n New York, and much quleter
than tho average apartment on shore.
For some time tho Levlathan has been
nothing but a source OF expense TO the
government To put her In condition
for sea service would cost l2.no0.oeo.
No one would buy her plates or other
parts, as they are too large to be OF any
use. The only Offer ever received for
49, was $4,000. 900. which Was too trivial
70 be considered In WOW OF all these
facts. the conversion OF tho Leviathan
into living apartments would seem TO
Do a rather desirable solution Of a veX-
Ing question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
RIPPING RHYMES
~ WALT NAgoN
THE PooRXoUsR WAY

Tho price Of things Is higher than It
should rightly he. and oft we hear the
buyer aXclaiminE. "Hully Chez They
shy that hides are Chcaper--so cheap
the growers lost: hut. oh. tho weary
weep"r who buys pair Of shoes! We
cannot scrape together the coin (" buy
pair OF shoes Of honest leather, such
as We used To wear: anl 90 in shoes nf
PAPER. for which We r0undly pay. nil
drcarily we carrr along the ro"rh"uSe
way. oh. why are things nf leather
still priced to break tho heart. when
hide OF steer AMI w"th"r arc rhoap in
every mart? And cotton has been sell
ing SO ruinously low We heard tho grow
"rs yelling and wailinE IN their woe.
But goods composed Of cotton. tn" things
We had tn buy. MS yrw have not forgot
ten. wcro always h"astly high. Condi-
Sons are not cheering. 10 one who's
spent his wad; tho hugs ar" pr"Nt""r-
ing. the swine are SIN abroad. Reduced
ar. pins and buckles. AMI carpet tqrkS
and nails. hut when Ia buy brace
knurkleS tho war price sti!i prevails.
SILK shirts. nc blazing S?I"nd"rs. ar"
lower than Of yUvc. hui wien I'd buy
suSpendCrs. they're Gcar"r :hdn before.
oh. many things seem rotten. arrl f"w
seem good and gay. as. In my HhhcS Of
cotton. | ire al the p"urh"USr way.
(Copyrisht hy George Matthew .NdaInSl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12
SENATOR SMOOT IN
ADVOCACY OF THE
SALES TAX PROPOSAL

Washington. oct. 1.-THE sales tax
is hound I" come. tie S.na;" wa$ told
p today. 10y Senator Smuot. N""ublican
;U:ihur "c the manufacturers sAlea tax
! plan which \" urg~I IA n substitution
| Ter tn" excess prUil: tax AMI Tie var
ii,uS miscellaneous thAes now In force.
Their" Is 4" real. fundamental objec-
cared. 1T is n pay az y0i 60 pr"p6~
si;iun AMI for that reason favored by
manufacturers. though they pay moro
~ taxes than under income and EXCESS
profits system. l;Wi they will know 10
Il certainty just what the tax Ia: they
will pay g. OUT Of currcu, receipts. II
can he Immediately charged INT" costs
- a definite amount AMI without the
initiation whic, hns existed under the
excess profit tax. AMI all taxes are
charged into costs just as rental. wages
! materials. purchase, interest ami all
other expenses.
Every one to whom II applied would
! he able 10 ascertain tho amount or his
liability at glance. and the process OF
Working ont tax reiarn would lose all
its terrcrs IT VIII give the treasury
department a constant inflow Of revenue
: during the monthly reri"dS,-current
: expenses can be met out Of current re-
cciItg tn that extent il amounts 10 an
adjusting of taxes 10 business instead OF
trying to compel business TO adjust IT.
SELF 10 taxes"
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Trials
Over to December

" ,i:'Hm or. W. Va. Or'. ;;.--The
trials Of - f.. k"en"l and Fred Mooney
"ffirialE e DISCREET -. United Mine
WORKERS. indicted in M!ngo county in
90" n"ct'"n with the death Of Amrose
i""siin and Dan Whit. killed during
disturbance III ;he Williamson coal f1"ld
last Ma. were continued Ivy Judge Raj
Icy yesterday until The -" r'nihnr term.
Judge Bailey said the defendan ts would
he admitted - bail II they desired IT, ~
ter prosecuting Attorney 2. D. stokes
offered ~ objection. However. neither
keensy nor Mooney siRnifed what
course they would pursue.
Tho case Of R"nrc Chambers and Fred
RurgraT indicted more than n year ago
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NEGRO BANDIT SLAIN
IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE

Forth Worth. Texas. Oct. l1.-pavid
Bum, confessed negro knd:t. who held
up and robbed 4 camping rarty at Lake
Worth. near here, last week. was shot
to death early today when he attempted
to escape from officers who were bring
Ing him from Dallas 10 Forth Worth for
trial.
Officers here said Bum confessed 10
large number of crimes in Tarrant coun-
~. Bum was saved by officers from
three mobs last week.
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A NEW AIR RECORD,

Washington, II. e.. Oct. ll.-Ily!ng an
average speed OF 10 miles an hour,
Lieutenant Howard X. Ramcy. plotting
a DC Navilanl army airPlane in which
Lieutenant Leroy Wolfe was a passen-
ger, yesterday made the trip from
Washington 10 New York in - minutes.
setting a new record. II was announced
today at Rolling held.
The previous best time for the trip
was S6 minutes.
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tho same kind Of business have widely
varying values. Some oil stocks are
very good. whils others are absolutely
worthless. The same applies all the
way through the list. II Is not diff
cult matter fog 4 banker or broker TO
select good purchases for any buyer ut
tho present time but tho buyer himself
should not invest IndisCriminately.
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UPTON NAMED FOR
TRADE COMMISSION

washington. Oct. ll.--George ". Up
ton, a Warren. O.. business man. was
nominated by President Harding today
10 hc n member OF tho federal trade
commission. Mr. Upton who succeeds
John -. Pollard. 2 democrat Is the hus-
hs nd OF Harriet Taylor Upton vice
chairman "f the Republican National
committed.
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GUST WOMEN TO GIVE
MEN CITY POSITIONS

Detroit. N!Ch.. Oct. ll..-Tigh-
lard Park. on adjacent ely mas
decided Ia strike from Us pa!
roll all women employees. Married
women wcr" recently ordered
discharged from city n":.i!ons
and laer night tho r"urci! afop'-
ID n rrs"lu:ion prohibiting otfic-
tale FROM hIiinS unmarried wn-
mon In the future. II" ""rCil
WIS ! r"rnp;cd in - action b.
tho large number Of men on "f
rrrnln,"mnnt. u VAS said.
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Considerable awkwardness would BE-
prevented at the Market Auditorium X
the people passing through the swing
ing doors would learn the meaning Of
tho words in and out" Som" Of
those who go through uso the doors
marked in to go in and tho doors
marked out" to go out. but 4 great
many do not Asa result there is often
an eatirely unnecessary jam.
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in connection with the killing Of ). W.
Ferguson. one of seven BaldWn-reits
detectives who met death In the Aate'.
wan haiti" in May. 1920. was set TOT
p.tohcr 81 This Will be their seconu
trial on the same charge. the frst jury
having failed To agree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

That Enbe Ruth would star with homo
runs in the worlds series was conf
IDENTIFY expected. but that h, would
prove an expert base sttalAr or Win =
.a,nn With a hunt was not anticipated.
.t':.,h arc lif"'$ li'tle surprises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

Tho autuIst who hits somebody and
k".pS on. going may not have to settle
with the law, but he will have 10 settle
with his own conscience. which may Re
much worse. In addition to that. he is
crwardly AM contempt!hi0 and has III"
scoru Of avery decent man and woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-12

II1m'ra mex largest village ~ tho
world. has decided TO haronr" city. Vow
r"rh..ps somcor" viii toll m" correct
pronunciation a. the name.
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New York r. getting weary Of the
w"riIs series. Another proof that II
e possible to got too much Of good
thing.
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British trade unions are threatening
~ waco war on capitalism" Russia
Gtd that. AMI look NJ her now.