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WATER POWER BILLS
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Is to be offered as amendments to tho
gross sales tax bill on the calendar
The amendment of Senator Polling was
defeated by 4 tie vote Of II.
Ayes-BIoch, Bowers, BUR-, Harman,
Warmer, Hsnshaw, Hill, johnson, Nor
ton, Polling, Porter, Shackleford, Shinn
and Staats.
Noes-Chap1nan, Coaltsr, Dinsmoor,
aodbsy, Hagsr, Helmick, Hunter. Lsw1S,
NcClaren, Sanders, Shaffer, Stewart,
White and President Arnold.
The bill was finally retained on sec
ond reading with an amendment Offered
by Senator I'oling providing for an
excise tax on all corporations or assoc
Citations "organizcd for profit" pending.
Absent voter 1il.
A house bill providing ways whereby
absent voters may participate in cleo
tionS was passed BY the house OF dele
gates this afternoon by q vote OF 81 to
"a. 1t preScribes ways in which per-
sons absent from their home counties
and in other COUNTIES Of the state can
vote on election days.
Tho complete list of bills which pass
cd in the house follows:
House bills: relating 70 absent voters;
extension OF medical college; South
Charleston charter; state board Of edu-
cation; dental hygicniSts: money de-
posted on contract, with senate amend
mcnt: projection 20 voters, with senate
amendment
Senate bills: Commissioner Of schooi
lands; dispensing with seal; marriage
of Il female representative; conditional
sales recording assignments; forms OF
releases. etc. court DEGREES; guards at
state pGnitentiary; recording plats or
sub divisions: providing insurance bonds
said to affect only one company opera
ting in the state, with headquarters a,
Wheeling.
Minor Marriage Bill.
House bill 200, relating TO maria re
Of minors. passed IS to !. bearing
amendments by Senator Harmer which
virtually restore provisions Of his mar
rage license application bill formerly
passed by the senate and rejected BY
the house. The period that must in
tcrvcne between the application for a
marriage license and the granting OF
IT was reduced from 90 to 10 days at
the instance of Senator Bloch. The
health amendment is included IN the
bill. Other bills passed BY the senate
today were:
Passed BY Senate.
Relating TO securities held by life
insurance companies: Wayne county
high school: Ridgcly independent school
district: Salem charter: school for mon
tai detectives; bond issue Ohio county:
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able in suitable annuities to total ZOO
OOO 00O.O gold marks.
Two--'icrmany will Immediately issue
IN intrrnationa loan In which she VII!
participate. and Of which the value. rate
Of interest and scale OF redemption snail
be- subject To agreement. the proceeds
Of the loan Ia be put 1T the disposal or
thu allies
Thrrr--Ii"rmany will pay. according
to her capacity, in labor, interest ana
rrdrmption. the total sum to be paid
which is not covered by the intorna-
tional loan; she considers in this con-
n"rtiun. that it will be possible TO pay
only 4 per cent annual interest
t'uur-Iirrmany Is disposed TO permit
the allies to share in an improvement.
of her financial and economic Sltuhtior
The redemption Of the remaining sum"
will have to taken. therefore. HarHhic
form. depending upon an IMPROVEMENTS
1t would be necessary TO draw up
scheme TO be based on an index to Dc
used should the situation become worse.
Five-In order TO clear herSct as
quickly aS possible Of the balance, Ger
many Is willing to cooperate with all
her strength in the reconstruction OF
the devastated regions; she regards re-
Of rcparations and the most direct rem
rdy for mitigating the hardships OF the
war and the hatred between peoples.
She will reconstruct towns, villages and
townships designated, or cooperate by
supplying labor and material. or In any
other way agreeable to the allies.
Disposed to Pay.
Six-Wi,n tho same object in view,
Germany is disposed 10 pay in Kind 10
states which were victims Of the war, In
addition to reconstruction. according to
a scheme as far as possible purely COM
mcrcial.
Seventh order to give undeniable
proof of her good faith, Germany Is pro-
pared Immediately to place 1T the dis
poS;tl of the PREPARATIONS commission
l.OOV, 900. 900 marks. comprising 10000
600 in gold and silver in foreign ex-
change and S5O,OoO.O00 gold marks III
treasury notes, rcdccmablc within three
months in foreign exchange or foreign
securities.
EiEht-In tho event the United States
and the allies SO desire. Germany Is
willing according to the extent of her
ability and capacity, to assume the
allied Obligations To the United States.
Nine Germany proposes TO negotiate
with the assistance OF experts AZ TO the
way in which German deliveries for
rcparations will be rcckoncd, as against
the total OF Germany's debt, particular
ly respecting the way In which the price
value will be fixed.
Ten-As security for the credits ac-
corded licr, Germany Is willing TO
pledge public revenues and properties
in a manner to be determined between
the contracting parties.
Eleven-With the acceptance of these
proposals. Germany's other reparations
and obligations will be annulled and all
German private property In foreign
countries will be released.
Twclve-Germany declares the pres
cnt proposals only capable Of being car
ricd out II the system of penalties is
discontinued forthwith and she Is freed
from all unproducttvc OUTLAWS now I'M
posed on her and that she be given free
dom Of trade.
Submit twenty Exports
In the event Of difference Of opinion
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
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in our previous campaign had never at
tempted to sell newspaper before.
All II takes is a desire to- succeed
enough pep and energy to put that de-
sire in action and a determination to
stick to the last. Success will crown
your efforts II you will but make an
attempt. 1t is the experience of those
who have already begun an, active cam
paign' that they have been tctually sur.
priscd with the ease with (which they
secured subscriptions.
Drive Popular.
sThe IntelliGcnccr Circulation Drive
has the endorsement Of the entire com
munity. 1t has met the hearty approval
Of all. and the enthusiastic manner in
which 1t has been received Is I'm
prccedcnted. The lntelliGcnccr Is not
attempting to decide the most popular
man or woman. There Is nothing about
the Circulation Drive that savors OF 4
contest" 1t is simply digniied
method Of earning big reward for
ones spare moments put to good ad-
yantagcs, and the plan Of campaign Is
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arising from an examination OF the pro-
posals. the German government recon-
mcnds that they be submitted for exam
inati0n to commission OF recognlzeu
experts acceptable to all the Interested
governments. She declares herself ready
in advance to accept as binding any de-
ciSion reached by this commission.
Should any other form OF proposals
in the view Of the American government
facilitate further negotiation or the
question. the German government would
ask to have it's attention drawn to any
points In which alteration Is in the OPP
inion of the American government de-
Sirablc.
The German government would also
welcome other proposals from the Am
crican government.
Finally. the note says. "thc German
government is too deeply convinced OF
, the fact that the peace and welfare OF
the world arc dependent upon speedy
just and fair solution Of the reparati"ns
questions not to do everything within
it's power In order to enable the Amcri-
can government to direct the attention
Of the allied governments to the matter.
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GRIFFITH CASE
WILL Be UP FOR
HEARING TODAY

Special Dispatch to Tho lntcllGcnccr.
Charleston, W. Va. April 26.-The su-
premc court tomorrow will hear arGn-
mcnts in the case OF the state against
W II. (Holly) Griffith. penitcntiary
convict charged with murder in Mason
county. Because Of the crowded docket
the case was not reached today.
The merits of me case will form M
part Of the arguments. The court Is 70
decide whether or not Mason county has
Jurisdiction in the trial of a pcnitcntiary
convict charged with a crime which he
is alleged to have committed while
temporarily without the walls Of the
prison.
Attorney J. Howard Holt OF Mounds
willie will represent Griffith. and Mason
county will be represented by Frosccut-
ing Attorney Robert l.. Hogg.
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Berlin, April 26.-(By Tho Associated
rrcsS)-Gcrman people now know the
new proposals which the German gov
eminent submits TO the allied powers
through the medium Of the United
States The terms OF the proposals
were made public today. as we'll as the
accompanying assurances forwarded to
President Harding.
Germany. declaring that the peace
and welfare Of the world arc dependent
upon a speedy and just solution OF the
rcparations question. assures the presi-
dent that it will do everything in it's
mcnt to direct the attention Of the allied
governments to the matter.
AS previously outlined, Germany FRO.
poses to pay the allies an indemnity GN-
: tending over a number Of years whirh
will amount to two hundred billion gold
marks. equivalent to about $50, 900. 600.
900: she will cooperate to her utmost
In the reconstruction OF devastated re-
gions; she will place Immediately at tine
disposal of the rcparations commission
one billion goli marks: she Is willing to
assume the allied obligations to the
United States. and she will issue an in
tcrnational loan. the proceeds of which
Will 20 to the allies.
But. III return. she makes the condl-
tion that the present system OF penal
tic; shall be discontinued Immediately.
that she be given freedom of trade and
that she be freed from''all unproductIYc
OUTLAWS" now imposed on her.
Explained Proposals
The German foreign minister. Or. ST.
mons. explained the counter proposals
in the rcichstaG declared that the new
offer sent through the United States
must not be taken ION the basis Of an
increase over the previous German Of.
fer. but only on a different basis"
The new step had been taken by Ger
many. tho minister explained. not from
fear Of new penalties. hut owing en-
tirely to the false views entertained
abroad regarding the PREPARATIONS qucS-
ton. President Harding was appealed
TO on the principle Of justice. and he
American answer was awaited at any
moment.
Text Of tho Note.
Tho text OF the note forwarded by
Germany to the United States for trans
mission to the allies concludes with tho
following points:
DnC-(;"rmany fixes her total liabilf-
tbs at 0O,0OO.0o0 gold marks, pay
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such that the ones who do the WofE
and accomplish the best results. -ees
tho best pay. This is exactly what tne
manufacturer or the merchant gives Ms
sales people. The result getters efs
the ones who receive the most attrSe-
two checks and the heaviest ana
healthiest pay envelopes. y
Big Induesm
Now is the time to- get In TIE Drive
and get bulge. on the subscription.
le5. 1000 Extra Votes will be credited
upon each and every SEQ worth OF busi-
ness turned in UP until Saturday, May
eth. Enough votes may be secureo
during this short period OF time to de-
eide tho winning Of one OF the big tour.
ing cars in ones favor. II you have
been thinking Of entering tho Drive
: nut your thoughts into action now. Iou
can enter the race under the most At
tractivc conditions right now-todaT
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tuberculosis sanitorium: providing five
additional state institutions similar TO
Terra Alta: establishing State rural
training school at Middle bourne. Tyler
county: relating to public paSsway
over grounds at the Concord State Nor
NAL school: eradication of diseases
among honey bees: sale or lease of
school property; concerning tho plac-
ing Of children in Industrial schools:
independent school district of Central
City: West Virginia trade school at
Montgomery; speculative securities;
providing for monuments and markers
to the Fourth West Virginia infantry
at Vicksburg: salary and fees of county
officers which AUTHORIZES county courts
to provide deputies and assistants for
outgoing Shcrifls who are allowed from
January l to April TO Gloss up the
business Of their offices; relating to
notice Of lis pcndcns and the New
Martinsburg charter.
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BIDS WAITED.

ssDids will be received by tho Grant
qRunty Bank. Petersburg. West Virginia,
uRtil about the third week in May tdcti-
ME date to be announced later for
G3nSral work. plumbing. heating and
Obctric wiring for a new hank and office
HaiidipE. Plans and specification re-
dire concrete foundation. brick. stone
Npnt. composition roof and Stru"tural
stAei. Plans and specifications may be
secured upon application from the archi-
tets. Hersh & ShollAr, Commerce Build
IL. Altoona, Penna.
R(SiKned) l.. ]. FORMAN.
xp-z5-t President
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MOUINDSVILLE MANS
FORD CAR STOLEN

A Ford car belonging to Jim ClegG
Of Moundsvillc was stolen last night
while the owner was attending the car
nival at Benwood. The license number
of the car is w. V. lI0HS.
Chas. Herd appeared before Mayor
Chas Wicncke in Moundsvillc police
court to answer to a charge of speed
ing. He was fined 81 and costs.
Several citizens Of Moundsvillc were
also arraigncd before the mayor. on
complaint of the fire Chief who stated
that they had not complied with fire
department regulations in regard to
cleaning up their promises. They were
dismissed with warning.
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LADY DOKIES
Meet This Evening for First Sesuon
Since Santha Was InSdtuted-Soc1al
and Business.

Golden Rule Santha No. l. Eomads OF
Avrudaka Lady Doktcs) will meet this
evening at the Fythian castle. Chapline
and Twenty-scventh streets. This Will
be the first session since the Santha was
instituted. 4 social will follow the
business session.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

QSntAc is hereby given that tn" An
-ta, Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Fail & River Coal Company. for the
SECTION OF directors and the transaction
70 SUCH other business as may properly
come before the Meeting. will be held 1t
O. General Offices OF the Company. No.
744. Kirby Building. Cleve nd. ohio. on
hesday. May 3rd. 1921. at eleven o'clock
n the forenoon.
d. W. MILLER.
.sAp-lS-p Secretary.
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DOKEY BRIGANDS
PLAN fine TRIP
VIII Take Part In Drills at Imperial
Palace Convention 1t Chattanooga.

Rrieands OF Dahna temple No. 1854.
D. o. n. X. have been promised trip
to Chattanooga, Tennessee. for the i'm
perial palace session in August. Twenty
members Of the team. captaincd by
Louis Rartcns, will be accompanied by
the Dokey band Of twenty pieces.
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WAMTKp-Drillers for operating Key
stone Traction Drilling machines on
water we'll work. requiring pipe driving
State experience. Contractor, Box EOS.
Bsllaire, Ohio, ap-1S-r
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NOTICE.

FsThe undersigned. Harry J. Caren-
Auer. a resident OF Wheeling. Ohio
County West Virginia. who Is employed
~ the Wheeling Steel & Iron Company,
~ paymaSter. will on the fth day or
Xay. 1921. at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon.
apply IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio coun-
~ West Virginia. for = state license
d carry n revolver.
HARRY J. CARENBACER.
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wAHrzD-HousE or APA1rnHr.

WANTED-To rent five room house or
Apartment. centrally located in Wheel
ing, by family Of two: no children.
Phone Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-1s-.f
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IANFEOAMsLE

wANxED-Young man for office
work. knowledge OF stenogra-
ply and typewriting necessary.
Address Also, care Intelligent.
Ger. apes!
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WAIT 1D-Two refined young ladies
Between IS and 81. to represent high
class advertising. must be able TO leave
-tuwn at once. $500 a day and expenses.
Apply in person between . and p. m.
Mcclure Hotel, Mr.. d. y. Carly. Mcclure
Hotel. ap-2I-h
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ATTITUDE OF ALLIES
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ever, remained carefully guarded Sc
cret. those attending declining TO dis
cuss the subject.
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Ho1 1AIN-Lots on Lake ST., Bethesda,
Ohio, $4,000. Baby carriage in good
order. Electric sewing machine with
n<w motor. Hunting hounds. Bargain
it sold soon. -" Box 159, Bethesda,
Ohio ap-26-w
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LOST AND FOUND.

xO8T-Physician's Boston bag. on pike,
. between Woodsd& lie and city. Reward.
Call 2ll0. ap-25-i
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Ro1 SALE.

HoD NAL-Ford Roadster. excellent
condition. Reasonable price for quick
SHE. Apply Rehms garage. 929 Market
st. ap-26-l
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~ANE0D|Salesma with auto. for
large concerns in country. Speciality
line Big commissions Earnings sew
eral hundred per month. Call between
s and p. m, J. Anon, 1854 Union ST.
Bollaire, .. ap-~6-t
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YOR SALE-POULTTY.

3oS 1ALE-Anconas Shepherd strain
aOSgs and stock. II. 3. Hermann,
Wheeling, W. Va, r. D. .. ap-l(2St
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MucELLAHEoUS.

ron 1ALE-A used demonstrated cleo
trio washing machine. Call 2S+1.
ap-"5-i
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wAHTBD-white girl for general house
work. No laundering. 1925 Chapline
street ap-c7-i
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ron 1ANE.

H01 1ENT-Threc-story brick building.
- size 81 by 20 feet, situated on a cor
R4r. plenty OF light and easy access to
railroad switch. Building protected by
a-Gsprinkler system. Suitable for any
kind OF manufacturing purpose and stor-
aGe. John W. Beltz, Nineteenth and
Eoff SITS. ap-20-t
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.WAN51D-Girl for general housework.
= for family OF ). no washing. Inquire
MR.. Spears. 23I5 Chaplinc St. katn-
seFfne Apis. ap-26-l
WRANT1D-A girl for general house
S~ork. Mrs. Japes Cummins, 304 South
Front. Telephone l0l9-R ap-22-k
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Zen EA41-Home In North wheeling.
~ rooms and bath. laundry. furnace. gas
and electricity. Terms can be arranged
For information call Wheeling 3o34-J.
ap-25-i
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wANrED-YENALH.

WANF3D-The Mount Sinai Hospital.
Philadelphia. Pa. offers an excellent
nursing course TO young women having
one year high school. Uniforms. text
books and liberal allowance. Apply Su-
perintendent OF Nurses. ap-2Ig
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wANTHD-GALESouN.

WANTIO-Ex perienced salesman. ono
having grocery experience most suit
able. State Information desired as TO
. experience. Salary $1,000 per month.
ADDRESS s., care IntelliSencer. ap-27-s
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05
DAISY FLY KILLER s s4ASEerz A sSS R7s
Average Life of Motor Cars.

AS highway transportation develops
and passenger cars and trucks be-
come practically the sole means of
road travel, the proportion of first
purchasers of cars and trucks in the
total of car sales will decrease. and
the demand for new cars each year
Will become more and more nearly
equal to the number of cars which
drop out of service. For this rea-
son it is becoming increasingly impor-
tant for the trade to know how many
cars will be required for replacement
of those withdrawn from service.
Analysis Of registration. production.
export and import figures over a De.
riod of Years leads to the conclusion
that the average life of two million
cars retired from service In the last
seven years was about SD years.
Scientific American.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-08-05

seemed to him that the world had been
ruined On his way to the village he
cried and convicted II Of being no fit
place for boy TO live in. Down by
the tavern he met Abe, who stopped
him.
@Howdy, Harry" said Abe. you
look kind o. sick. Come into she store
and sit down. want to talk to you"
Harry followed the big man into
Ohufs store. fiattered by his attention.
There had been something very crate
full in the sound Of Abe's voice and the
feel Of his hand. The store was empty.
HYou and mustn't let ourselves be
worried by little matters" said Abe as
they sat down together by the fire.
Things that seem to you to be as big
q. . mountain now VIII look ike
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"'d Like to Read My Declaration to
the Votersr

Samson's diary briefly describes this
appeal as follows:
"He said that he wanted to win the
confidence and esteem of his fellow
citizens. This he hoped to accomplish
by doing something which would make
him worthy of it. He had been think
ing Of the county. A railroad would
do more for it than anything else, but
railroad would be too costly. The
Improvement of the Sangamon river
was the next best thing He favored
a usury law and said, in view OF the
talk he had just heard, he. was going
10 favor the Improvement and build
ing of schools, so that every one could
learn how to read, at least. and learn
for himself what is In the Bible and
other great books. 1t was a modest
statement and we all liked it,
"Whatever happens to Sangamon,
one statement in that platform
couldn't be improved" said Kelso.
what is that?" Abe asked.
IT'S the one that says you wish to
win the regard of your fellows by
serving them"
spread from the capital TO the remot-
est corners of the state. Black Hawk.
with many warriors. had crossed the
Mississippi and was moving toward
the Rock River country. Governor
Reynolds called for volunteers to
check the invasion.
Abe. whose address TO the voters
had been printed in the Sangamon
Journal, Joined a volunteer company
and soon became its captain. On the
tenth of April he aud Harry Needles
left for Rlchland to go into training.
Samson was eager to go. but could NOT
leave his family.
BIN kelsO rode out into the fields
where Harry was at work the day be-
fore he went away.
I'm going away" the boy said, in
Il rather mournful tone.
II hate to have you 30. just love
to know you're here, If don't see you.
Only | wish you was older and knew
more"
There was half moment of silence.
She ended it by saying:
Ann and are going to the spelling
school tonight
Can ! go with your
Could. you stand II TO be talked TO
and scolded by couple of girls till |
you didn't care what happened to |
your
yes; I've goi to be awful careless"
well be al dres cd mn ana ready
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