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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
mon SCHOOL mAoAzrsg.
Thanksgiving Number OF the Whisp
VIII be Ready Soon.

The Whisp, the High School paper.
is slowly progressing, but none the
less surely toward the completion Of
the Thanksgiving number. The mem
bera Of the Htar have entered into
their work with o zest characteristic
of the High School. The only spot
IN the ointment II the fact that the
student body. as a whole, has no.
lived up 10 the earlier expectations.
However. IN view Of the present con
ditions. the Whisp considers itssif
fortunate In securing approximately
500 subscriptions for the term
The business department Of the
Whisp, under the leadership ~
James MaeRobert, together with the
able assistance Of Murray Hanson, o.
progressing in manner which -
most encouraging 10 the other mem
bers OF the ston. From present indi-
cations, the buslnes staff Is far above
the usual standard Lois Jacobson,
in charge Of the circulation depart
ment. Is striving 10 reach the goal Of
500 subscriptions, which was ret
earlier in the term. He is especially
anxious to secure additional subscrlD.
tions from the freshman class, who.
as whole. have fallen down. In their
quota. There are rumors about the
school that the Whisp has in store
several pleasing surprises for the
freshmen. II is reported that one Of
them Is a freshman class picture
which is to be taken early next week
The Whisp store has awakened r
great deal Of interest throughout the
school and is well patronized by the
student body. The store has on sale
in the main building and in the annex
at the usual prices all school supplies,
tablets. pencils. pens, erasures, pencil
sharpeners, note books, composition
boc..s. and fountain pens. The buy
at home" slogai Is contagious It 3
gratifying to note that the new Whisp
pencils have taken" in manner sell
dom accorded 70 novelties. The penci, Z
are cherry and white the school
colors, with the name THE Whisp
stamped near tho top OF each pencil.
The STAFF has a difficult task ahead
Of It this term in printing three issues
OF the paper, but the members Of the
staff are looking forward 10 putting
out the best.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

special Correspondence EVerx Evening
Chestertown, Md, Oct. l9.-IIarry
Griffith of Sassafras was made fore
man OF the grand jury now sitting in
the Circuit Court. and Edward w.
Emory was drawn as foreman Of the
first petit jury empanelled in the case
of William II. Cacy of Massey, VS.. q.
". WigEin of Townsend. for brea, !,
OF contract in the sale OF a sawmili
equipment. The jury rendered a YER
dict in favor Of Mr.. Cacy.
First Mate Washington I. Woodal
has been placed in command of the
steamer B. s. Ford OF the Chester
River line during the illness OF Captain
William j. Taylor, who is reported 10
be improving.
The County Agricultural Council
held meeting. last week. and per
fccted arrangements for holding the
annual county farm, garden and
household exhibit. The dates set were
November II. is and 10.
ID. w. Lynch and family have moved
TO Worto, where they are occupying
the Simonkat property which he re-
Gently purchased. Mr.. Lynch moved
here some time ago from Wilmington
William II. Truslow & Son, proprie-
tors of the Queen Anne Poultry farms
are installing a new $4,000 egg capac-
ity incubator which will enable them
e hatch 10000 baby chicks every
three weeks during the next season.
Townsend Anthony has sold 10 a
gentleman Of Philadelphia his farm
In Quaker Neck, together with all
stock and farm implements at private
sale. Mr.. Anthony will engage in 9TH
er business, and the property will be
occupied by it's new owner the frs,
OF the year,
Many Of the poultrymen here who
are shipping their eggs are receiving
from 6S TO 20 cents per dozen, and the
local price is from as to AS cents, pay
ing much better than a bushel OF corn
l. costs much less now to feed poultr,
than IT did several months ago. and
II the present price Of grain keeps
up the farmers will cut out growing
corn to any great extent and raise
more poultry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
TEN COMPANIES TO
COMPRISE NEW CITY
PAID DEPARTMENT.
Continued from page /.

fN'@N -
considered, n was declared by the
director
Ten Companies Ia Department.
There wiz be ten companies, each
with ~ men. under the two platoor
system. ur six men on duty at night
and six during the day time. Each
,omrnnN WIN have superior officer
who win rank as a captain and one
second ia command. who win rank as
q lieutenant II may he necessary 10
nave two captains In some of the
companies. Tho appointment OF those
men, however viii be deferred by The
board untl an tho applicants have
been Eiven the several tests. All app
puintments win be for a probationary
pot.ot ~ siy months. even for the
chiefs hts assistants and other officers
.of the department.
The safety directors. Il was stated
vii ask FOR bids some time this week
for supplying the department with
beds and bedding, tools, uniforms for
All the hremcn and such other supplies
and equipment as they may deem ps.
rcntinl 90 the successful conduct OF the
department.. 4 "A for their contracts
with the various volunteer fire COM
panics for the purchase of their fire
houses. engines and equipment. II was
stated today the directors feel that the
original agreement they had with the
companies and which were interrupt
cd hN lc court proceedings. still
stands and that the acquisition OF these
properties Will De made on the basis
of the prices agreed upon before the
preliminary Injunction halted the
whole plan. ln the event this does
not hold the directors will be guided
hy the advice of the city solicitor in
The matter.
The directors viii purchase ~ once
% new aerial truck and con1bina-
tlon chemical engine They believe
tho city needs two trucks and two
new engines but the Councilmen dir
Ter uu this point and claim one OF each
ia sufficient, The new truck and com
muation engine are 10 be- hurried 10
delivery and whether second truck
uud combination engine will no pur-
ehoaed win be scttiod at conference
hriwrcn the safety directors and the
tuun,ilmcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

education In increasing. I desire TO be
counted among those In public life
ready and anxious TO struggle with
the problems OF raising the necessary
gevenues.
More Pay For better Teachers.
II wish II were possible for us TO
drive home 10 the whole American
people the conviction OF needed con.
Germ for our educational necessities
We u h,st have more and better teach.
ers. aid 10 get them, the profession
must be compensated as II deserves.
| would lift up n Macedonian call, IN
behalf Of our schools and colleges, 20
men and women who feel the urge
70 public usefulness. More even than
money and endowments. our educa-
tional establishment needs the deyout
unsefish sustaining support Of people
moved by instincts OF patriotism and
service.
II am not sure that you young peo-
pie are living up to that full estimate
% an education's worth. doubt n
there is as much OF plain living and
high thinking in academic shades as
there was once, or might well be now.
J can not prescribe the cure, but much
Of the unrest Of the world today Is
chargeable to our li9ing too rapidly
and too extravagantly. and colleges
have been the reflex of it.
Tribute 10 Smaller Colleges.
Along with all this there is the
obligation TO maintain and encourage
the smaller colleges, among which
none is entitled 10 claim 80 romantic
and appealing n history as the inBti.
tuition whose guests we are today. II
Is the suall college that democra tizes
the higher education; that brings II
within the vision and means Of the
average young man and woman. We
hear much Of the tradition Of famous
universities. but II we look into them
we commonly find that they concern
men, men who have stamped their
personalities. who have given Of their
generous natures. who have coiored
the intellectual atmosphere about
them. And men who are big and
strong enough TO do that are as likely
70 be found IN the modest az in tho
impressive environment"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
LIE" IN HOUSE ST|RS
Up GREAT COMMOV|ON
huihu, psnna.. and BIanton,
fesaa, Almost Come 10
Illowa IN Debate.

Nth'HHnh uel ~ rhe words
AIii hNt aui alia" with n Haanan"
MiNff W Nfft Waaaad ln the House
ENa'tIHat hWl O. uaH4l there Mas no
ihf fHlNHHlrl HHd the Nonerra.
HHHtil lleHA Hl lhp tflmila Wlu car.
q NHl l'He about ihs nesr nHht. Al.
fHf HHa Hli HteF ihn tWu menhpfa
involved Representative Thomas 4.
i''HNlHN Hf fpkaH. and d niesnmiatlvs
NiNHW liHlhp. W pennavltanla.
HsANl ihsl ihulf rtnnrha he STRICKEN
ifHW iNf lifHHd aui be WAS 40 nHreed
VIC Threatened hlluad strike
tNa z lhg hAnu up Representative
N'4HiHN NhH a nHl nuuauunllv nn
ihf NhllHih aHainsI nfaanaed lahur
NA HHH ft' aversion a Samuel
NHHi' ~. eHH WHhiHH phafariorlstlc
#lttth W Hinrh M. uUAn aaVa m
Pc 4NlnhUHlHNht that be- haa "hrpn
i1fNiiN Nlih WHhWspd labor for
hHIN ihHH Bob tgsIa Hud lH uuW chair
NHH W iNt HlHtIal committee nf nd.
'HhiHtHf Wd ~ i8Hrmd Don,ur.
fHIa W i1H Baltimore hnd ohlo Rail.
tHi Hfaipm
AZ NHHiHHH assault upan labor did
HHi HHi Wtl with lhu ptshurs labor
HHIt $500 WhpH Do Trthn shouted that
iHH IfNNHa.t fHIifHh strike Waa "a
NIHt IHilHHi ihe uHtrtnm nt. nn boz.
HlIf0. IIWH HHa H uu. Representative
HHfhf NHIHFd tuW1li hlm. hrudlshtd
hH Nal HHi shouted
AHN hHuH 5000 Htr nWhlnH false
WaieWrni ita nae
AnH tfU % I.tI fNluUrl UHufun.
HNA NUNH fH hNHu in afH Themselves
Htl WUttt uWtfl ih, aueue ol ,rouhlc.
~ NH HiNala au whom 90 House
HNH uIuHIaN 30 mprunNns NatID
HftH4 Ht Hl.inW ifrt.r. m8h 5 sood
uH iHt IWIst
$500 Ht jaunri Na4 and dirty
HHH sNt W.h Representative nWkc.
HHl HI fua WH.Ibn iHpuh Roirora
H.IHNHHI HI lfWH ~ th. iluus uud
lHIHH ntNm1att Wafnhpfs sur
tHHN'Ud lha ntstVuat.ns tud NnnrN
NHH HHN MIte .UaW lAt hpy dd
HW Hrf aNI .u#rI
N#la ilBnW hnd nWhr hea, q
aHi a4t lhtf s.Hna W rfeu wrath
aHH Indignation tAt o. al unapd with
HHflHH Hnh hWtHp 4 momout htrr
HI WtHun MId tht bo bad furRot
H.tafH NHnH NHH atuW.ui Was c1ll.l
HI lNH h Wt aNft tN haze Niola
$50 lH. IHHa 80 Ih ilouao N uainE
#tN sNanrt N uurkc a'd hr Was
.affI H'a. bHd IHDH wih members rc
uHtsiN IHat ihrH emttNt hr aii,h
81 NHW tHf uti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
utn. itNts tNdtutn
AtttntNtAt MANNtn

f0 aunNHhIN ibAl struck UoorRt
fN aHfH ~ tufH at Clatmou
NHHts MHh bHi fractured hla rHs
Ha8 HHtIH M WIsf Efauuls johnson
HHs hHH HIeli
tIiaa iHhnmM while driving al Is
NHHfd W f WIlnt ue hour attempted
M IHw af HHlHn n ibe Same dl.
f.HH WNtH mHiHf tfhtt NAs ap.
HNa HW Ihf Hnp.I direction
IHt fNIa NhH aiFuth WhHr hr was
NNH'NN Haa ihr rhHBtfl1hn uikr
Wiaa lHHHfHN uuh laNIn ia lhp 80
N.E H nI q WhHmu Rhnp sd Ciav.
NUH Iaf HIaiHN Hud lieutenant Nr.
tE'Nh W iHr HHlr iiaHW4N Police
lHHsfaHE mWHhi hIm u ihp nrm
NsN liHaNIA MIsa iuennan saf
Ha|ffi H he ah.u wh1 ro.uaaes
Nf NHun iHNIa aaId fhe wac not
hHWah.f fHi pa. .dtnl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
WEDDINGS.
Cunningham Cannon

Miss Edna 8. Cannon. daughter ~
Mrs. Ella q. Cannon ~ Newport. Ard
Raymond J. CunninKbain. son IN Mrs.
Ella Cunningham. 40 FRANKLIN sirert.
were married sf O'Clock Inst aso.
Ing, NJ Newport NJ. y. Church ysfuun-
age. BY REV. W. Vaughan Moore. TIE
bride was attended ~ Miss irena n.
Gregg N Newport. Norman D. Kiair
was best man. The bride wore a alt
of biue tricotine and Miss GreFr wore
q brown suit. They carried bouquets
Of roses. Tho bride and groom ieff fnf
a trip 20 Washington. on their return
they win 1--we az so Franklin street.
keiiy.Taylor.
Miss Blanche TstHar daughter ~
Mrs. Douglas W. Taylor. formerly -
this city. now ~ Philadelphia. sas
married yesterday afternoon in lha
Church Of S. John fhe Evangelist,
Philadelphia. 10 Henry y. Kelly ~
Baltimore. After a wedding ffip Wr.
and Mrs. Kelly VIII I've in baiiimofs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

proved digestion and assimilation Of the
iuud The blood becomes rich and healthy
and the nerves regain their natural tone
and strength The scores OF unsolicited
testimonials from local people. endorsing
Plnni juice. prove beyond all question of
o doubt that Il does all that is claimed
for it.
One Of the latest is from Mr.. Robert
ClaRue, trusted employe in one Of the
largest ship yards IN this country. and
wiz resides at No. 500 Lombard Street.
Wilmington. lie said:
Plant Juice Is the one real medicine
Tor q was the only one To do the work in
my case and had tried numbers of
them My whole system was out OF order
and J could not take any solid food into
my stomach, ] suffered great pain from
paa aud was full Of rheumatic pains which
were almost unboarable, and | could
never gct a good nights sleep and felt
weak and miserable; ! felt discouraged
and depressed a. ] thought / would
never be- well again. ! would never have
taken interest IN Plant Juice if ! had not
read the statements Of people / knew
% hc oi unQuestioned integrity. who
had been relieved hy it. / got bottle
and got So much good from the first few
doses ] TOOK that ] continued TO take Il
and now ! am happy 90 say that | eat
and sleep well and am always hungry for
my meals ! am not constipated and nv
kidneys ere IN fine condition: the best
Of all 8 that J am rid Of the rheumatism
and ! haven't a pain or an ache. / am
ihnnkiul % have q chance 10 tell the
public what q wonderful medicine Plant
juice s
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
he Miller Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market
street sold M New Castle by 4. Chal-
.cneor a Son; m Newport bv G. b.
White IA Newark By W. L. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
hRirisH DELEGATES NAMEn.
lord lee. Lloyd George aud Balfour
coming to Arms Parley.

l0ndou. O,t 1g.-iAoyd George
Primo Minister. said in the House az
'"numung upon the rcassembling of
thu body Yesterday that he hoped 20
ro 90 the Washington conference on
tho Limitation ot Armamcnts and Far
iastrrn problems as soon as the par
mmcn1ry and general situation rend-
er.d C possible
IN uthc' members of tho British
Empire delcraton. the Premier said
would bo \ j Ralfour. and Lord lee.
of tarOham FIRST Lord 90 tho Admiral.
tN. sir Auckland q ddes. British Am
haasodor at Washington. will act az a
delegate. Lloyd George added. IN the
absence &c tho Premier or any other
mumhyr of the group.
The dOmiuious sa,d tho Premier.
viii p. represented as follows;
CHu8da-S.r Rohcrt T.. Borden.
Aueirala-Georgc Forster Pierce.
New Ncaland-Sir John Salmond.
india SrinaNasa S1strj.
South Africa-By representatives. OF
iho British Government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
tAtni ttiNtNu ArrO Ans Am
hhtNt - tnt snnnT ntN."

tHI went lH HpH your can In a
hWf NWil nnd ibai au E,rr
tffhlHu ga WHI mahp 8 mirht, short
FHH Hf IL
Al duUnn Automobile Wooh d.
slHh|Nf iH ihla paper neat Manda,
lNIHhaf in. fuuf eaf wW have IN,
attention uf aN ihp puaneefl,, hu,
Nit % Delaware whu mlrht hp n,,r
.slfa ln 81
40 au Hlelui n funahoui -of ,oni
HHf NHfauf Hnt u.d ur new aort ~ i
tAl wv brine anma Interested raa.
HtHis in 5000 hH honn Ha n apnrars i,
lteff ltenInna auiumnhllo celunn.
fiHi iN iuufh with ihr man who Nnl
Hhf tHuf Uaf describe % to him in
HNI ifrff Etshlnn nd nutt fs.t
lali lanh and aak foi an ad iaker
tHHHf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
]. D. olasn stn Ml.sInr.

The police have found uo clue -
tho whereabouts of James H. Oiffn ~
Penn's Grove, ~. j.. who left bis board.
ing house 20 go % a Ch.eeso laundry
two months ego and since that Time
has not been seen.
word from relatives iu Springfield.
H.. stated that ne had not been there.
n f. believed that the man may De
an amnesla victim. ne bad little
money with him az the time ~ h's
disappearance re was dressed lH nn
old blue suit lie e. a. years o.d -
medium height and weighs 100 pounds,
one toe OF the right foot. II missing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
tharth kliehsn rar,,

fhe Nhmuh Worbera Of llnrrlsop
a'fet' thW D rH0 hlirhen nartv
q iW .hNHh basement lnal nlrht ~
th'ah HuHhHf 30 women v,er,
HfHtni iaenh nash aud Mr ndvnrds
DEMONSTRATED hnN 90 aavo rno hi,
hiHt Hh inn ~ tho rhnae lnsie,a
M thH even Thf results an thc
demonstration. f0hat eah, a,,5.
aNIt ana other articles woro SERVED
~ hHHh NHs .fuf the benefit N thr
.alHHHHnl niHH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Ralph Horns Skull Fractured

Supposed to have a fracture of the
skull caused by being struck by a
train early yesterday afternoon, while
trying to save a pet dog that jumped
on the railroad tracks, Ralph Horn,
% years old, assistant station agent
for the Philadelphia & Reading rail-
road al Guyencourt, is a patient at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospi-
tai. At the Hospital today he was re-
ported on the way to recovery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
naaal 10 sInr a n. ranl..

NifNs liHddY prominent hnri
~ y lh''aaflphm WHl render snloa
Fl iNf iF.'ial in ha held d at paurs
thNinh FhNNdtY evening AZ
N.'i3t e an.HlsI ~ Ni ranra t.balr
~. 2 mt'nntf m ihf It mp'n Gine club
tHH iN0 MfNd .aanhH choral aaelof,
ih 81 ihMaeInhM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Wutint. SIMMONS NAN.
lHlmnt nuslnuss Nan, VIM nlrd ln
1 hleaen. "a hp nnrlrd uptr Tomorrow.

W.fd haa hHrn received Iu thla ,iN
~ $3.50 Hrath m DMehHn. ill. lNHi Sun
N8t Uf Walton q HlnmnuH. o yyatH
$3.50 iiU Ntd R lhe hNmr ut his aon
ita nH.al UIH Htr ulaeD Tomorrow
HHf.IlaH 8t HN utiuk HprNtcrt
HNl ta hsib Dos lhl nhndtWlnr chapel
aHi NH.imtul uH unoW in thu VII.
MMHUH hNd nnndtWhr cemetery
Ml HIUMuna WHa born n Mar,
isHA 1854 famf tn ihlH tlit when Il hoy
Faf tNtHit htr Nrafa hp wHH innnarpt
Hf lNe nHNUnH Hardware Cn un Mar
tNi alfeNI iNp wears HHn when iht
HuH dIH. uHUNufA bnalntHs hr moved
II. UNHaHH where hH nudr hla homu
8Iit Hia HHn NaHt.I WnmHtf of ths
.afHa department uf tho Autorat
ItNtEH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
~ Do n n. lnhnl. nlnA

Al'filNlfNHoHi uI Schools David A.
Ns'N Wy HadftaH & muglinF ~ the
3NH HNH h'tH f Hl iHhlia np.agonal
HNi e u lha raHah Nauaf oH rrlday
tNH'HN lN|H NlN ha thp Hfaf IA q
Hs Il Hl hnd winter mrfl0nra AZ
hN'N under fhH' aHHn.ota nf fhn
HlHb iitilsshheNia WlIl 81 served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Defer Award on Road Work.

The members OF the Levy Court
yesterday afternoon decided to defer
action for the present on bids for the
macadamizing OF 10 miles of county
road. The particular stretch in ques-
tion extends from Klrkwood to St.
Georges. No time was fixed for the
awarding Of this contract
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Name Convention Delegates.

Delegates from Delaware to tho
Chnd Hygenic Association convention
to be held in New Haven. Conn, from
November 2 TO 5 will be DR.. william
j. French. medical director Of the
Child Welfare Commission and Mas
Marie T. Lockwood, supervisor Of the
child welfare nurses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
A Lombard Street
Man Tells Story
Well-known Wilmington Citi-
zen Says p ant Juice Was the
Only Remedy TO Help.

Plant Juice, the new stomach medi-
mnc. j. purifying and vtalizing agent,
which has practically no equal in the
world u FIRST c0rrects local disorders Of
the stomach, restores the proper secre-
tiuu Of the gastric Juices SO that by i'm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
orrnn Recital AZ st. Pnnl,..

Sarah hudson White. organist OF ST
rauls ~ E church. win give a re-
ylIal n the church Tenth and Jack
SON streets ou the evening ~ October
2o shu wln hc assisted hy Mrs. Flea
nur Grton komoy and Wilmer S.
RnddN. vocal sotoists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
]. w. Huxler snrained Ankle.

John w. Huxley. formerly city so
licitor, is slowly recovering from a
sprained ankle. lie met with an ac-
cident while visiting at the seashore
recently. He is now able to move
about slowly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

Just = minute Of your time TO tell
$4,000 people what you wsnt-Every
Evening classified ads do the rest
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Have Backsche?

n you're Nervous. Rundown, Tiref,
these are symptoms which Need N0t
he. Read what Mrs. Fraur sayst
Baltimore. Md was hio8faf
nearly all the time. had backache.
and was nervous. rundown. tired and
had no energy. bot after . took ono
bottle of Or. Pierce's Fav0rfo Pre-.
scription 7 was feeling grand Had
good appetite and didn't feel fhe ir1sf
bit bloated also gained weight.
now weigh 175 pounds" Mrs John
r. Franz. 1903 Kuper ST.
II you have the above-fnenf'ore1
symptoms you should profit hy mra
Franz's advice and get the proser'p-
ton from your druggist az once-in
tablets and liquid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

$50 long as I find that the proportion
OF public revenue properly devoted tc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05

tinted States along broad and genera
lines without specific obligation 81
pledges. There IS. moreover. n" aha'c'
m"n' Of tn" policy begun by S""T"tHr!
: 'nIhy IN tn" closing lays Of tn" Wilson
administration whereby III" NIT"
State; Sr"kS to prrscrv" all ~" riGh'>
and privileges contained in m" treaty
q! Versailles without ratifTiur ~ -
document. TIL" Knox resolution Sp"r;'-
!Cally dcrlar"S that ~. United states
du,'s not w;ivc any "f the rights II %
cured under III" armiSti~" or III" \'T'
SiIlrS treaty. OF course. America ear
not claim rights und'r Il treaty whi"h
has not been ratified but Secretary
Hughes in h!s reply 70 the British noi'
on mandates has made uS" of Secretary
culby's reasoning L. the effect that Nm
erica as an associate in tn" war earned
certain rights which sh" docs NOT rr
posi- To- los" simply hrcaus" Ii" pea
treaty WAS unsatisfactory L" her. Am
erica. in a nutshell. Will play an in!"-
pcndnn, hand making agreements with
Germany and the rest Of Europe IN her
own way and barking back 10 tn" arms.
ijce and the part she played IN SHINING
the war as basis for demanding AN
equal voice in MI questions such -
mandate s freedom of commercial opp"r.
tun!ty.
Slowly tho ardinE-ITuEhcs policy is
Crys taiizinE into An ind, pendent force
in tho world and is S;r"nrth"urd largely
through the breaking down II TN" allied
solidarity which IS employed ~ 4 UNI;
might have embarrassed III" liariiit.;
administration. but which when diSint".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-05
MUCH SPECULATION OVER OFFICES TO
Be FILLED BY GOVERNOR MORGAN

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