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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

DRESSER scARFs, 161kx5O inches, lace
edge, plain center; 40
75c quality, each .................!FO C
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

NAVY BLUE FRENCH SERGE, AZ inches
wide, all wool; $1.75 clio
quality, yard ................ l / y
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

NAVY BLUE TRicoTINE, So inch,
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-22

CHOICE OF ANY LINGERIE
BLOUSE in the basement
store, including Porto Rican
hand made blouses in sheer
wash fabrics. Slightly counter
soiled. M
Up to 50 OAO
quality ......,......OON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Der Of the Japanese parliamentary
delegation now visiting the United
States. That is as It should be. not only
in Japan but in every country. II is the
people who must do the lighting II for
e.gn policies result IN war. and the
people who must shoulder the tax bur
den at,erward. Their voice shout! al
ways be supreme.
Ru. this condition in Japan. accord
lae to Mr.. Nakan!shi. Is something new,
|; IS only since the great war, he says,
tina. the Japanese people HAY" become
much ,ntcrs Stcd In foreign affairs. Now
they are eager 20 hear all about their
,nuntrv's International relations. This
now interest constitutes n force
which the men at the head of Japan'S
government should direct with great
care.
In their new eagerness to know al
about international affairs the Japan
80 people will be easily influenced. II
'ncy come into contact with J!nGo news
PAPERS, OF which we have some per
r,,.nus examples here in our own coun-
Try. their minds are apt 10 be filled with
vicious f~a,schcods which anrot fan to
have unfortunate results. II their in
formation hc truthful and sane. they
vii! &c, the r.Gh; pcrsH"rtiv" ~ the he
ginning n the good effects Will be
.~ar-rcaChing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
SHOULD BE REMED1ED AT
ONCE

Tha, The federal board tor vocational
education has in some instances ordered
training not desired By The men and tor
which they were not qualified. - the
Testimony given BY a former teacher IN
sthe army hospital at Baltimore. \ senate
committee is now investigating me work
.ot the board as a part OF the plan 20
t%straighten out the relations Of the GOV
iernment and the nations disabled SOL
oilers,
II is unnecessary 20 state t3at such
xcondit,ors are shameful. !AMy board "r
AAndiv:dual responsible for practices
or this kind deserves the mos, Sever"
CRITICISM and whatever pIn.~Am"n: ma
be possible. What IN" G:-nHi'! w'en
should study Is not Tor ;hc board - say.
when several things are bong taught.
ithe individual knows what h. .&"~ BIS;
AN : in virtually au cases chat IS IN" lin"
in which he docs the best work. II"
should no, be Forced 10 study something
for which ne has no king. simply be-
~icause some oric;cus board member be-
~slieves II is good for HIM.
! The vocational classes are being con-
Quoted by the government for tho sole
benefit OF The disabled soldiers and the
preferences OF the board were never m
blended 70 enter into the situation. Such
IAN i~nsolent intrusion should b" stopped
lat once and not permitted 20 happen
aagain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
THE NONSTOP FLIGHT

Rather a poor record was made by
Davis and Springer, the TWO aviatorS
who left Riverside. California, on what
was In,cnded 70 be a nonstop flight
across the continent. They descended
a: II Taso. Texas. giving engine trouble
as the cause.
In view OF tho fact that .A!cock and
Brown made i successful nonstop
flight across the Atlantic ocean, It would
seem that. with tho proper preparations.
avtators Of nerve and experience should
b. able to dc equally as we'll in flying
across tho United States. The total
distance il somewhat; greater. but on"
so far has even cqualicd the distance
made BY Alcock and Brown.
For such n flight, engines should be
given tests that would leave no qIca-
ton OF their reliability. The most thor
ough precautions should be taken with
every detail OF the plane, and the men
should be courageous and rcSourcvfuL
Ordinary methods and ordinary flyers are
not, good enough tor such a rrue!ltGg
test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
THERE IS A BETTER WAY

A number ot rather pic:ab!c cases
'haye come - light recently OF persons
who have been making liquor illegally
ito accomplish good purposes. For IN
stance, there was the case OF a boy
,~raising money TO get a college edu'a-
ttion. the one OF an Invalid school teacher
trying 20 set money 70 keep from
starvation and avoid charity. and the
local case OF a woman trying :" feed
sand clo,he her family by THIS means.
, All such cases command Il certain
smeasure OF sympathy. although they
,canrot be excused. t. law makes n"
exceptions. and while K may take eH-
',enuatinS circumstances into cons:d"ra-
ton, cannoc overlook the CGensc, II -
) easy TO make money By manufacturers
land selling liquor legally. and that IS
, the point which appeals 70 those who
: break the law. II there were no such
means. they would in almost every CASE
, n some other within the law. not SO
I easy. perhaps. but sttil possible.
; Even though the purposes may seem
good. there IS always IN such cases some
lack OF moral stamina. Society does not
. excuse the man who murders or r"bS 20
get money. Neither raa I excuse a
lesser crime. There IS always u better
, way II the individual Will make a rea.
, .rort 70 find II. The trouble with d
great many Is that Z they ta:l 20 Ind
something right a: hand. they cease
trying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
PERHAPS TOO ENTHUSIASTIC

After witnessing the snans o: thr former German submarines OF the '"
stnis ,capes obser.rrsh have reported NJ" following ""n''ls"n$
The experiments thus Tar haye conyinc"i both 'H" navy and " nrmH M "oTTN t
S srIsss OF Success ad that N The future NJ nation can waG" ~ "n'n&E H"mm
1850 ~ water The tnrcrti,ne attack which the II N"S OF .t" ""'u ,'"
n@sess has nruttCa.v elm ANA" the question OF TRANSPORTS y" '"uNE ~"
o6ners OF both serve HS t. A. ,u be- protested AGAINST ~ a'F"t """N H'
as vas staged against the r:uan SuhNlrNc N TUESDAY E' . -. ,i
Troon shps OF the future W. b." "ay prey I" tn" urd!y HCL" :" "H
tUVP Sps "a .o~rs ~ n,r,r OF observers" n the lrnl r~l : that
ny nation. no natter how small, can Hcre~<rLN r nMmM MN vH m
~ ns Aircraft are oncenrraieI On the coast M ciaH'' "t oPrMlHh% WIZ" U"
accuracy ad precIond Displayed in the two days tests NE' CLOSEUP"
This sounds a l-nr 900 rrtnu&ast. Is II possible that these observers Il"
not know hat transports a." the future" Will b protected As we'll as '"'N"" >
esr,a, fee,se II n. rukns rHms are able to reach Il spot directly over 4
,a,.,o-, Or a va~hp hey may be abb" to drop bombs with d"trurHN effect
Sroud.dt the vessels are not, protected asars; bombs tut WI" It Ne an easy
ask 70 ger In such a favorable position with a hostile air meet projecting 'e
Hardly. I, tact. It is probabe that the W opposing forces OF a'Ta"NS
will .ep each other fairly busy while the surfacev vessels and shs vi" De nav
ing troubles OF their own
OF course AN overwhelming rrce OF arcratt would be able 20 Gt INTO Eou
bonbtnS position over surface saps n then III" results that n" observers
,-.dtc+ would uaer:auLc As 10 invasion. the" country which Is nchS "N""'
will OF course have some advantage IN this respect as tn" invading f%e WI"
not be able 20 carry as large an air fleet As may be sent nut from the shores OF
~. natto, being a,turked. The same IS true OF submarines eut the aircraft A'
-. uY r, ,na such AZ easy m as Some OF she enthusiasts apparently
believe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
SHOULD ACCEPT

1t Is considered probab.e that Eamonn
De Valera head Of the S!nn FeIn. WI.
accept the invitation OF Premier Lloyd
George TO l conference AZ which the en-
tire Irish situation - 20 be discussed
and an earnest effort made 10 reach 4
solution. IL Do Valera has any OF the
mental cleverness which he Is reputed
10 have. he will accept without hes!ta-
ron. To refuse an offer OF such a ma
,ure. with safe conduct guaranteed Tor
him and his party. would place the Sim
Fe!n cause In a bad light before tho
world.
II Is plain that the Irish question can
not be settled by heht!ng. The deplor-
able guerilla warfare that has been n
progress might be Kept up tor n long
time. but there - no indication that Il
would ever accomplish anything for Ire
land. In the end. F.ng.aad would no
doubt send forces large "noU-h - re-
store order. Enrland IS not disposed -
grant fun Independence % Ireland, and
for the Sim Fem ;" ;ry 20 gain that md
by force IS hopeless. y favorabi" ON
promise Is the most that De Valera IAN
hopa 70 get At the present ttm". by re-
fnsing the lnvltation o: Lloyd George
hs would probably lose even that.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
STATE HAPPENINGS

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii hold a convention at Fleetwood
July s. 3 and 10.
,Va rksburg Odd Fellows he'd a memo
rial service SUNDAY and 4 sermon was
delivered by Rev. J. /. Turke!Soh'
Work starts on the new Christian
church in West Grafton shortly. II Will
have an auditorium seating 500 people.
The Fourth Of July Will be celebrated
At BlueAeA under the auspices or the
American Legion.
Andrew J. Matthews. 81 Taylor coun-
". wa killed by lightning while dig
rtng at the foot Of Il tree.
There are sixteen kIwanis CLUBS IN
West Virgiuia-at Wheeling. charles
ton, HUNTINGTON. F'airmont. 'IArksp"FH'
Morgantown, Moundsri!i" lArk"rso"tS
rhilippL, Salem. SlStcrsvii'", N"!'"mSo"'
Warrington. Blucilvld. and New Mar
tluSyiL!c.
MarunsburE expects n S"n>Ii'"nAi eh,
,csure or disclosure and Il Is h!hteo
,'baro u,Il he i charge Of graft and
hIarkmail and things too t'rrio!e 10
rim, I'm connection with politics IN that
city. p,,..
The Billy Sunday tabernacle at blue-
seld Will be used instead OF Il tent py
the Redpath c~huuLauqua when II 70
appear at Blue,icld under the auspices
OF the American Legion.
hurricane Will have L biz Fourth-oi-
July celebration. the feature OF "n'tn
Will be A diamond frollc tween Hurr'-
zane and some outside team. = oFasS
band will be secured.
1, was go hot last Sunday in hunt
;rgton that even the automool!!Sts o!u
not venture out in great nulnocFs' IL
! IS estimated that 5000 sales OF zee "cfe
made at the ice plant In Huntington OH
Sunday.
Harry La Pearl. for years the most
prominent OF the circus clowns o'IHh
with Barnum & Bailey and o'he' DIX
shows, has located at Huntingdon "h'rc
ne is establishing an Animated He"
/ lie has quit the r"ad.
.Suu;rc" William Manhood. u 'on'"d-
erat. war veteran. living IN Faycttc
couu,y. answered the call Of laps.
FRANK ka.iyIch. whi!" returning from
kempton 10 his home At Th"maS WAS
me; bv four men III an auto wh" AZ
. lacked him and robbed him OF $40.
Throurh the efforts Of III" Clr''
League the streets OF F'ayett"H;le nave
! recently been cleaned.
The Grafton chamber Of Is
! making Il drive for new members this
week.
Mrs. Florida Troy Massli"S. aE" So
IS lead a; Salem and ~" reason Is as
signed a. heart troubl" and paralysis.
Eve hundred babies w"r" manned
=, C!arkSburr IN -" i!rSt annual drive
for "hc,t"r babes
The F.tirmrnt k'wan:s 'tuh defeat
I ed H.. ClarksburS k.wauis club at base
ball to tn" tune Of " TO :. If ihe score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE SUCCESS FOR
BORAH, MOST OUTSTANDING OF SESSION

merely for The success Of nn" hIil "ut
:or 'hc success 81 n who,c N~roEramme.
Senator Rorah's success with Ms pro-
posse. for - h!sarMam meat conference" Las
rested wholly IN his understanding OF
Popular feeling.
Assuming tina the -orah resolution
;tSScS It's ina, hurdle IN thu HOUSE TO-
morrow. thr ncVt question Is: VIVA, vii!
Harding do that there is an increaS-
lnr,y powerful public opinion in Amer
.r.i back OF the demand for a diSarma-
, mcnc conference. every politician
knows. II Is composed Of two elements
one ~ the element THAI wants dlsarm-
amrnt as a part OF the programme OF
idealiSm for the prevention Of war. In
spite Of the superficial appearance" OF
the elections last fail. the plain truth
IS that more than half the people OF the
United States want something done for
the prevention or future war. The Soc
ond ",rmrnt IN this sentiment is COM
posed Of those VIII" want the taNcS re-
dured The two elements together make
up Il ma jorlty Of tn" American p"np!" ="
Overwhelming that no party and no
party leader can safely defy II.
II President Harding takes the inIt!a-
T., NV. now, NJ viii e., world wide credit
FOR il. and j; viii compoS" the biggest
act Of ms administration 50 far. II
President Harding fails 10 take the in!-
,lativ". u may happen that LLOYD
George VII take II.
This j. Il inc OF reasoning which viii
rot tomb 10 hurry President Harding.
He is Tho last man 10 b. affected by con-
SIdcratiuN - 80 who ~ going to get
the credit. In fact. those VIII HAY" t".-
lowed rs ,uUrSr closely on this point
THINK il = Vui' puS~Ib!r that President
Iiard!nc'S wish al along has been 20
allow 4 great demonstration IN O"ha!i
Of 4 disarmament conference 10 grow
UP IN the United states. 10 allow This
demonstration 10 become apparent TO
:hr other nations. and so stimulate SIM
liar movements in these other nations;
and to IT, the conference. when It comes
arise Cu' OC n great popular movement
on The part o; all the nations con-
Ccrred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
BY MARK SULLIVAN

Nats.nal Political Correspondent OF the
lu,euirrnccr
r,,. h,o,
10 ceNe!"p'""h' -; ''"'HFH"'P ]" =" w
SENT Senate even remotely approaching
-, s,.c.ss ub.,r Sana,n- Hnrah has
-
"'' WIZ ~ 'Nn.''''" - - n o.n,
"''" ,'"'' '"' ,'VbI
,"''''",'" ~ ','"'I' U" 80 -. -,
or '''"' =" !. .'''"'I 49, '
N''S"' on
GOWN 500" '''r a. ",', an,
~'@"n. oe,"'"' ''''' "
'""e"' "H'" '"' D.
FOR N''f''' "''NN u We ~,
grant," ia. -, ',"'''H'' ""'"' n,'
ihSS ~ '"' 0'i,'''' W. ,"N", >
.'"\'t 'I'7'' '"'' ''N'u'"' 't,"'"N
Personally VA opposed 70 II S~p"''"'I'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
PULYHMENT
BY Caroline Nelson Yrnncke

Warm sunlight Cupped In petals COO.
and gold
Hot fragrance blown through blue ami
brilliant skies
Fly the soft. li,iinE wind
And you have kissed my hair!
The twinklinE leaves OF birches in the
dawn.
W. oSc limbs hin silver and SO fai":
The Slipping OF cool water in The
duSk-
And you have kissed my hair.
4 flood Of music mounting through the
night;
4 binding heat borne from the sleep
inE south
Or the dark wings Of wind
And you have kissed my mouth:
Tho quiet lifting Of you- lowered eyes,
Clearer than dew caught In n Crysta!
bowl.
And in them laughter. love, and sing
in peace
And YOU have kissed my soul,
July Good Housekeeping.
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aid ne!ghbors told me TO try tho sur
geon's knife. but l replied. Behold me
I'm still as large as lice And when
King Death releases my soul from this
worn trunk. 7 shall not die In pieces
I'll perish in one chunk" The surgeons
sti,l are hewinC for every known disease
and DER the land they're strewlns the
sawed-N heads and knees: they boast
their carving riot, and oft I WONDER
VIII. FIR invaiids who try IL are pretty
sure :" die.
Copyrichi hv George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

boys ami operated by the Fairmont
Y. VI. e. 4. this summer Il, which boys
from II to IS will be- admitted. Tn"
camp intcrfcred with = dinner 70 boys
which the FaIrmont Rotary club had
planned for next THURSDAY.
licrt McviIl"'S Comedians IS appearing
at BluNtield his week under canvas.
Three boys from the Industrial school
NJ PruntytnwH ar" suspected OF having
broken INTO w. n. Barnett's store at
that, place tho other night.
\ miners picnic al Norwood Park IN
C~larkShurg on July 4 Is expected 10 at
tract miners from all over Northern
West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

in Arhabasca my bun!ons were 4 sight.
I've Travelled here and yondeC. that COM
FOR, might se!Ze. but everywhere /
waud-- have srnlc new disease. In
Main" lad tho sh!Hg.cS. in Illinois the
,-uui. and when | wrut" my J!ngicS
hey w"r" rr' worth u wn""T. And AL
throughout the nation the surgeon
cough, my door. and said. An opera
t!or Will make you haze once more. oh,
e, Us carve your body-we'l do the job
with rxrr-and you'1! he feeling rauiy
and II, to whip a hear" And trends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
RIPPING RHYMES
BIZ WALT MASON.
DRAWING THE LINE

on. every morta! ai!ment has had It's
rrip on me. and I've known what a pail
meant when taking bone>nt tea. In
Troy | had lumbago. in Kansas l had
mumpS and here in san Diego neuralgia
bumps the bumps. Ann when IN old
Nebraska nv liver wasn't right, aud w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Frenchmcn complain that the fair Sex
Of that nation are being influenced hy
the example Of Maggie jugs IN the
cartoon. Bringing Up Father" They
should bear in mind that us a great
NE II you don't weaken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

The situation may as well BE- faced
frankly and We guess we shall have to
get we'll on nrar-bccr. with such lande-
lion. r!derhcrry and e!dcrberry-blossom
help rs our faithful. c~hurch-Eoins neigh
Dor womcn can afford.-Dhio State
Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
PROMINENT PEOPLE
OF WEST VIRGINIA

II. f. Peters. state labor commissions
or for a period recently. VINO was a can
didatc for the state senate against
George w. Rowers. OF Warrington. says
tina Senator Bowers was CLOSER" the
,abor!ng people at the recent session OF
The legislature than any other senator;
that Senator Bowers did his duty as he
saw Il" an therefore 10 De admired by
all classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

From the Edinburgh Scotchman.
Old Gentieman-Whcre were you
Roy-In London. sir.
Old Gentleman-What part?
Roy-All OF me. sir. 'cept my teeth.
They were born in Birmingham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

l.. ". Davis. formerly editor OF the
Charleston Leader and before that edi-
TOT of the Fa!rmont West Firginian. is
getting out Il coal edition OF the Hunt
lngton Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Men only loo for beauty says a
Baltimore girl who attempted suicide.
Yes. they have 4 hard time 10 ind
Il under the layers Of rouge and face
powder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Georges Carpenter has had his hair
cut short. san. there is no indication
that Dempsey intended TO make 1t =
ha.r-pull!ng match.
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What Other
Editors Say

Those ghosts that ONE around ard
mot" murtaiS to commit murder iea vr
10 ioubr aS ~ the character OF N"
other word from which they c"me -
LhLlN MAi..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

The picture postcard season is again
with Us. bringing such witty and origi-
nal messages as Wish you were here
and Having Il fine time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Mrs. J. Walter Barnes. state presi-
dent OF the W c. =. Y. will make an
address at Clarksburg on July ! at n
similar celebration OF the beginning OF
West Virgin!a's longest dry spell"
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JAPANESE PUBLIC OPINION

Japan has reached the point at which
foreign policies must be based upon pub
Lie opinion" says - Nakanishi. a mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Fred o. Blu has been invited TO make
an address at the Union Mission in
charleston Thursday night at a celcbra-
tlon OF the anniversary ~ West Nlr-
G;nla going dry through the much dis
cuSsed Yost law. The State went dry"
on this occasion by c.O00 votes and II Is
the custom OF the mission 10 have an
nual celebration of the event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

New York woman advertises for en-
pert 10 spank her son. First applicants
probably viii! be netghbors.-Bluefic!d
Inlly Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

An inquirer writes In 10 ask how
much I've stock there is in the country.
Very .l,t!". judging by Wall street re-
Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Otis G.. Wilson. superintendent OF the
Fairmont city schools. will TAX a sum
mcr course al Harvard University this
summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Carpenter Is already seeking a out
FOR Labor Day. Which ono OF n" angels
DOS lie want 10 EghtH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Coffee houses gwen once over"
That's 4 good idea. Tho stuff that some
oc them hand out las no Kick in Il at
ali.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

II YOU have nothing to say and per-
SYST In saying II. IN time you Will gain
| reputation as n deep thinker-We.is-
burg Daily Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

It's all right to develop a sickness re-
qu!r.nE wh!skey. but the poor fish who
picks UP beer symptoms = IN hard luck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

our idea Of the white mans burden is
the coat that he Is compelled 10 wear
in hot weather.-Mor G:intown Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Su:ur tired business men send their
wives AVA for the summer. Others
stay ,!r"d Huntington Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29

Considering the Kind OF weather. we
are having. we can hardly blame the
Comc, for leaving.
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Tho Exception

Beer IS doomed" Must 10 gong to
maze poor old Joh DE AL over again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
WASHINGTON
West VirginiA News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nstiou'A
Capital.

Washington, D. C.. Jun" GA COM
mission AS postmaster l..s been ISSUED
at The poStotiiCc Department to Dora NJ.
Frazier, Woods. Putn"m county.
Justice Adolph T'"hlinE OF the Su-
prcme court for Il! District OF Column
oia, IN the case Il the Pittsburgh &
West Virginia hallway company against
the lnterstat" Commerce commission.
IN a decision .cndcred, upheld the con-
stltutiona.ity OF section zoo OF the
transportation act OF 1920. The act pro-
yiaes that the period Of federal control
.. railroads shall not be Commu'ed rs
i part OF the periods Of limitation II
actions aSninS, the carriers for CAUSES
arising PRIOR - the taking over OF the
ro.. DIS by the government. The decision
WAS rendered in the railways plea for
an n the Wayne Coal com
pany suit. Justice lIochllnS dismissed
the railway Companys bill on motion or
the commission.
The nomina0on OF Acting PnStnas-
ter John !. p"nham to be postmaster NJ
ClarXShurg. W. Va. has been sent I"
the senate. There ia no opposition II
confirmation, and that will be done n
4 day or two. Mr.. Dcnham ha~ been
connected with the postofiir" At ClarHS-
burg for many years. II" succeeds j.
Honor Davis. whose commission "N-
pred March 10. 1921. and who r"SlGn"d.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-12
j. H. s. GIRLS GYM STANDING

The standing Of the Girls Gym
teams of Junior High school was
as follows when reported WedneS-
day evening, Nov. 9th: