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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
LET DOWN THE BARS
IN PRESCRIBING WINE

NV YORK. APR. lG.-E"h"ra, pr"h:h!-
ton i.r"c'"r+ 'ninv w"r" advised by
thr:- su1"rior~ .? W,S.,,uE;Oa ;hat here
a't"- physicians Prescribing vines vi!
not L. hr limited - nMc pin in ten days.
tbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wnS mad" h"r" Ny
Director Charles *. O'EnnN":. who stat
cd ;ha; tn INTERPRETATION bad been
placed on he rr".'nt rUl!9r q! former
Attorney General ra!Ir"" ;!'Tt v.nuDGs
liquors shout y" removed trnu r"s'ii"-
tons governing :EH rrrSt-. .biAE Of
wh:N"y f"- m"ll":r!al rurH"s"..
"T!w$ !; wil b" ;CciI." p,rcr,"r O'C"n-
ar- said. "tha; the quantity 10 hr pre-
sc-h"d :s placed il The sound discrc-
.lrH o t"' rry~.cH.n who should use
extraordinary care not 10 abuse this
right"
Rrra rdinE -" quantity or vine a
druggist rH.y carry. NJ. OFOnn"- said
;ha: t."n0 gallons each thre" months
probably would l." Sufricicn: for ninety
per cont of thc p"amac:sts n :hc stale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
Senator Stewards City Home
Rule Measure Passes By
Vote of 28 to Salary
Increase Bill Rejected

i".a-..s.or.W Va. April IA joint
.-",otu ior creating the office Of h""'"n- :
IN, governor OF West Virginia - pa
sd, ovr- the S'ata s"nat" and :" re-
ccivr n senator's pay was defeated III
the senate today by ? vote Of 10 70 Is.
.hyes--.Rowcrs. Burr. IIaScr. lta7ma3.
uarmer. H"!m!cE. HN!. Morton, Polling
Porter. Stats and Stewart.
Hocs-B,ocn. Boon. chapman. ''oa.-
-"-. Dtn*noo-. ncasha.. Hunter. |" W..
Mc-"arrn. Sanders. Sh;-iirr. Sai:I:.
White. York and President mold.
For City Nome Rule.
Senator Stewart. nun!c.pa! ho::." no
booster. Vas moro fortunate W!th M5
joint resolution TO G!ro cities c"n'r". q!
thnir corporate affairs. When thN T"I
call was made OF this resolution Turs-
day. tho required 20 votes when 'naAeS
tho necessary tvo-third$. was one short
and ,b. Morgantoun senator had an
rouncrrcn. deferred until this After
7oor. Tho second roll cal was ~ - :"
- favor OF tho resolution. TIL" nos
can,.. ron, Senators Toal;rr and llUa'"T.
3s Buls Passed.
Th,rtS'-s;1 bills wcr" passed by IA"
TWO houses ;oday. The sr7at" passed
"ievNn and :ovr houSN bis. and IN"
house eighteen Ant thrco senate b..is.
Nay Bs Charles City.
Shortly before IN" senate ADJOURNED
Senator Harmer. chairman o: the COM
m!t,ee on counties and -nunicipa! cor
poratioHs. reported out he Charles
Tow. rnr-t~- hui With IN amendment
;ha: me Jefferson county seat name hn
c.aGged 20 Charles jH:- in tic "irr:
~ 4 favo-ah'~ rct"r"rhuu ~"t. on ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
The Compromise Measure.

T., C,:l.;,. ,'...s- ;."tHu:r G.a:;' .!
.hn Goa. iu:c-vs;:; All 'sa"u,d - M ell
a., i,:race ro;n2:.:;"'. ~ t.= cohorts <!
IA. w.a~ .: ia" ":..:vG A,Us.:' WAS
,....J- ! c.u.:!:;i,r Substitute 20 ;AH
,,:,s'a,.: ~. ."Ga, and NJ l& I"':9-
,iv..I h"t"-r iHot Body g., ,arsc wA"a
,hc :.:n. c,u,. $. undo. h" uam"s Of
S.na.v- JpSvph :. Lewis. oc FAEct,>
<2ua:y. and !-.,r-atH 'ic"7g" ". Nc
>":n,!' Of K.laaMtf Co""'y.
Tier a.nvc bv.1 u !'N .-'Hr-
,..a?crS hu. tnc oil : substantially ~
;rr,caS:aL two wecis ago. A. - further
curv"S< .nu the -:l',. ~ taNatra IN H""-
-! r.4 Lr"u decreased - c""-l:'L IL
on, i,.- cent. w.t4H -" tax o.. wAo."-
sa.";s aad iohb"rS has been made on
:ii-L &C ou.. r"- cont upon gross fronts.
III" H:nLucttV1 :tN p-"'t~i"" mas h''n
: n.ugS Gi:pNc,! 3 ;r:t" n -" amended
S.,. SIC" :. - no ,':.r,- = S"n;r':@
section. bu. H. ;uy.GG.'. - ~ SroHS
~t:.s ~crt.ca .;.I r''.N:r. : mercy 4
5..r .earc IL whit, {. %'..s '.,i ~" il1i:d'
-,iuc:s = sn,"'trn1> ,a,."I t":. Th'
,T"nd'rS ,.vt;oc wh;'E made Officers "l
,.,~;,"~q,.ous pr-sor.'.'? .;H"'" '"r the
,.o:I:pa!y'; ~ has r''.'' :.''""r"I.
r.. t., - co'Uu;:t''. .n0;-ot has no.
=. t....a :i.Adc IN "..hy" Hous'. b.; !, =
!1.~.v cr~'a:" ,N..' ;'riS can"ilag"H
-',,s., Sales "a Wi. - ;h' ii-S; tx b..
yr ,pas.SIurUce :Np"-icG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
Hot Contest Between
MCDprmott and Illinois
Man for Revenue Job


Washington. April 1S.-EidwHrd Ent-
ford If chicago and los"ri h MrLer
.,n,d f. ", the men most prominently
nudrr con Sid"ration by President HARD
ing for appointment as commissioner
uf internal revenue. .,.o
Th, friends OF IN" tw" Hrh nave
been bringing gr"a, Ir"Ssur" 10 par
on the administrations and II IS u".te
.tnoJ ,h,f th. riyh. IL SO earnest that
s0mc ~ Mr.. linrdInE's adNis" are SuG
rcsting "a ,nmprornisc selection. Ihe:c
vas 10 indication at tn" White Iiouse
todav wnen an appointment would PC
made. b,t n" general imrr%S:'o. rr;i,,; soc;, -
that A d"ri>i"r viii he reached SOON
ns tho cnmm!ssl"ncrSh!p is vacant.
: f.. & bake. superintendent {" inv
Anti-SaInon League. conferred today
Nth :hr pre- ldrrt. hu. he denica tnt'
IN. .cur}mts,.ior~rHhip WAS discussed. h"
said IN. lcaru' WAS not intrrrs'"n ~
r,.rs,naii:."&. l,ut 81 :, ius' cnforc''nri:'
,,r trn rrohih.';or 'uw. .,nd that u pr"r
aN,y would hr satisfied w!;A "hoe''E
,,ds selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
KNOX PUTS IN HIS
RESOLUTION ENDING
WAR With GERMANY

Washington, April 13.-In line with
the recommendations in President Hard
ing's message. resolution TO end TIE
war with Germany and Austria. was In
troducrd to-day by Senator Knox, OF
Pennsylvania. 1t Is similar to the ono
passed previously by congress and We:
toed by former President Wilson. and
will be reported favorably in few days
by the foreign relations committee and
then brought Up for debate after dis
posa! OF the Columbia treaty, according
to Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts,. Re-
publican leader.
senator knox'S new resolution differs
li,,l.. from that which he sponsored be-
fUr".
As suggested IN President Harding's
address yesterday, II contains no generai
Declaration Of American policy with rel
nrcnC" 20 future action by the Cnlted
states. but il il confined to measures
Tor ending technically the state OF war
with the imperial German and AuStrlah
rnycrnrnents. !: also would reserve to
IN" United states, al! rights and priVf-
.rg"s under III" treaty OF Fersaiiies.
and :" alien enemy property seized dur
Ing the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
BY ]. &. BEED

Charleston. W. Va. Arr!! IS.-~ The
,aug looked for action On ~" part .,
n.,rIar. N'r.rut Hugus o! ONO county
with regard To the bill abollshinG the
criminal court IA his d.sirict came TO-
day. wh.n II" Secured Il T"t" from 'He
,I,l.riary cnr.ul!t'r, @! the nulsr anu
lad rh, bill -,po:t"d out. I'll" commit
,.,. -rfusrd t. max" 4 r"rcmm"ndat!"n
.h!rn wili probably result either III the
rejection OF the til. "r its defeat when
:; ~ brought 10 :. vote. The sentiment
N the house at large seems to he against
TN. bill. since Delegates W. T. Otto
Harry & Weiss and Milton McColloch'
Mr.. iIueus' colleagues. have all cX-
rresscd opposition. Their support OF
motion to reject or table Will prob
ably draw with i q majority vote.
Mr. 'UuGus. when asked concerning his
action. stated that he wished It 10 be
made perfectly cl",r that there was no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
CRIMINAL COURT ABOLITION BILL IS
REPORTED OUT; Will Be DEFEATED

desire 10 rip" tic present Judge, Alan
II Robinson of Wheeling
The bill is based upon firm per
soma! belief" lie said. that criminal
courts lower the standard OF AL courts.
| am willing 10 submit 10 or. in fact. orer
any amendments which would settle the
belief One that | have in mind. ana
may offer in an attempt {" compromise
the question. would make the bill eftec-
tive II the close Of Judge Robinson's
term. .Ia support Of my position ! ShaH
state to the hnusc when the bill comes
before j.. for debate that the general
movement throughout the state has peen
toward tho abolition OF criminal courts
and the esta hlishmcnt. where necessary,
Of intermediate courts.
Mt Hugus' compromise is not looked
upon with favor by the other members
Of the OHIO county delegation. however.
They seem hopeicssiy split or the issue,
with the opponents OF the bill in the
majority. ... .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
BRITAIN FACES
GREAT DISASTER
GENERAL STRIKE IS
CALLED FOR FRIDAY
Lloyd Georges Note Leaves
Slim Chance for Evading
Final Break

I.rEtcn. ip-n iG.--T'rcnr:"r Lloyd
G""rE" has pro, :dcd the LEADERS, e: -
t-:p,c ;t!l.Hrr" win another "I".ninE f"r
renewal nf :l"lui a;iuuS in ia" miners
strike. and 'h' genera! >'ci1" 70; rail
NAY M and Transport workers. n >lp-
I.'r: nG i. ny ..s%.'.S for :hr GroUn!%
uf ;h.i- rcGuS9. Ut inc """' rnuch' =
"Te- AId any .;tlW"nc" f"'' Labor
leaders WI" a-r c''S:d" -" urh' nt th''
ac:u;.l c0HG.c: ur" 20 nH' L. "N"r: "n
.hn dis?u:.tNtS SEEMS tar ihr :n"m"n: :"
n, t.r' rC1f,iT.HE .""d"r ,hrca4 Gr"i.
Uh'rh Industrial p'A"c hangs.
T.:.: sch :.::'mir'> - ;urd:a:.rn WI!
rr'.t!uL". ..rt that ;h"-" ar" s:.l $50
.,ys u"'nr,. II" genera strike becomes
r;,r~.tii."nr" u" only hop''u: Signs.
.\:'.r ~. r",r:r' OF ;t2 ann"un 'c!n""c
Of th. ";r:p',. alliance" th;,; IT'S IN"'n-
hr-s would L. ra.i'd from ;hei- w0rN
Friday night. Premier Llcyd George
y"ii: ,hr following reply /" IL, ailIan.":
"pA.- Mr. Thomas. Secretary cf ~"
Ea.!wa" Unions. and Mr.. Williams.
Secretary Of the Tc4aSIro"' Work.
c"a' Federation:
L am II receipt q !r,:r i';"r. THH
decision JON reach ie :, gray" "N".
ToI t,lreatcu tonight - dI~.uch;" IL"
whoic O. the transport s,rv.s" "f MS
country. and the If" - ;i.r i.a;!nn.
r should l.k" Ia kH"u Ihc grounds
on which you arc determined to inaict
such I serious blow - ""'!' !"M"w
C'Uni-yIu"a
YOURS ca:,htv.,,
(S;EncdI "bLriD GEORGE.
The triple alliance st anti: = at"
hour tonight. and Il was d'c.d"d - send
Il reply % th" nrr!ni"r'* bitter Thrr"'iH"
morning, when thc deliberations of ;hc
alliance are resumed.
4 manifesto issued hy trH miners
federation toNigat seems - render any
possibility Of rcn"w"i I"E"ttat:nrs
hopeless. arar, from such yrldins on
thr sid" vf tNr government. AS The
miners themselves say hey can hardly
expect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
List Includes Something Of In
terest to Every Man, Wo-
man, Boy and Girl In the
Vicinity-Costs Absolutely
Nothing to Compete and
All Have Equal Opportun-
ity to Share In Gigantic
Prize Distribution

From Nil Indications thero vii be
;o:a ~ fun and real lively times in the
credit getting line during tho next few
w"ris. The campaign department WAS
:stir at IN early hour this morning. and
all during the early par, OF the day
IL the priz" distribution. and others o
Ind u their cu,ouraE"m"Et. Young
and Old II, entering in t." ,"mp"t-
ton with 4 spirit of enthusiasm ara
interest that - highly rraii!yi"S :" the
managers % the drive. Tins drlV" -
ono IN which youth and aG" can truly
w.tlk hand N man'l. and "a. seem ..IN!"rS
10 So: tn" work get uDd"r way as
quickly ~ r"SSihic.
4 am not ut present Il r"Lata" i";".
c-nc"r reader hl: one a. nv Hr:G"no-S
'.s b,~u telling III" :th"Il - I'!""U.a-
ION rrive AMI :hr hic prizes which
vuu arr or.r.uE.' cam" oyer IN" phone
this n,ur1:uE. Thr words We -p"k"'.
j., q lady living !u =. i'L'r~T '!".
After ill., method Of distributing ~"
urlEcH had b"cI! ~NUi.in'd 10 H"r. *h"
HaS cnihu"rd aV'r "armiDE - aut"lr"-
h.l,. "Ic crcn iiuiS;! ~ 'ift.. H""i'l"r
I'll win r,v W"l,'' i"'' IN" ""r''Mu"'i.
''INcil. you clu do" '''I "i."" n" :" ~
my :ll:.r'. So to. sur" {" gH. -, Mhu'e
aHd address rorr"r:. N"H ma = -'.
spnG INC ;wo :sy"ip, hpo',~ ius.""j uf
oue." she added. '.1S | am @".nG I" g;
my husband tn get IN" 4 subscription OF
two. also"
"pc"-liEhteJ" g putting = mildly but
can YOU blame us when encuUragcmeni
as the above is being received"
Nobody ax7art"d the drive ~ ge' into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
TARIFF BILL
To Be RUSHED
Passage In House Slated for
Friday - Naval Disarma~
ment Resolution Goes In

Washington, April Is. Congress
squared away today on the admnistra-
ton program outlined in President
HardinG's address yesterday.
In harmony with the presidents
recommended lions. the house today ar
ranged TO expedite the emergency tarin
bill. whose passage il expected there
Friday. while in the senate the rcsoiu-
,icn 10 end the state of war with Ger
many and Austria was introduced by
Senator Knox. Republican, Pennsylvania.
The latter is {" be brought up Tor de-
bate late next week.
For Naval Disarmament
Many bills in both senate and house.
designed 20 meet legislative proposals
Of Mr.. Harding also were introduced.
In the senate Senator Borah. Republi-
can, Idaho, rcintroducrd his naval dis
armament resolution. proposing TO that
end three power conference OF the
United States. Great Britain and Japan.
IN preparation for the emergency
Tariff debate, the house today received
the formal report on the bill, and after
an eleven minute session adjourned
until tomorrow, which was set aside for
general tariff discussion. Debate Friday
is 10 he limited under the five minutes
rule and final vote on passage Is hoped
for before adjournment.
Colombian treaty.
Discussion Of the $25,000.0Q0 Colom-
ban treaty was resumed today in the
scnnt., with Senator Kellogg. Republi-
can Minnesota. speaking in opposition
to ratification.
The s"ma,- also took UP its committee
organiza ton, prccipitating the first
par, iSan clash between Republicans ana
democrats. Opposition Of the latter.
who charged that excessive committee
representation WAS being grabbed by
"an autocratic Republican majority,
forced over final action.
Committees of both senate and house
plan TO begin work Immediately on the
long program of domestic legislation.
The army and navy appropriation bills
which failed in the last congress are
70 have preference.
Industrial and agricultural legislation
also are to be given prominent places
on tho schedule. with the temporary
immigration restricting bill one OF the
early measures TO be pressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
MOTOR PLANT FOR
CUMBERLAND, MD.

Special pispatch 10 Th" Ir:al.ir"U,"".
Cumberland. Nd. Apr. i;--.\an"un'"
meut was made today that tht laraE"n
Motor Car company. organized by bank
ers Of CUnncllsvi!le. Ia. would build
plant her" 20 elnplOy 500 m"u. The cont
pany. capitalized ~ S@.""n.o"u has
selected a site. Philip W. Rlah" will
resign as secretary Of tn" Cha'nh'r nt
Commerce 20 bAc"rnc president "f In"
new company. which viii mauu!a'tIr"
its specia, motor here rs VII as as
semble III" cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
S|DESTEPF|G
ON THE PENNSY
WAGE CUT REFUSAL
By MEN NOT FINAL
Controversy Affecting 900
Men Referred to Rc*iew-
ing Committee

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81 ihv SyatCrG r. r"tu'r -'pr,'sr e. !
lives "r2l:ed ;hat u.a rnnnar.ulcu: va
~ hn,r'y accord wi,h the p'ti.
= l. GIuss"r. geneva. ,ha'r!La" ..:".
..a>;. - tie Ero;I"rh"oi o. EA:'r" ui
T?a:!.:!.eu. who presented ~ !'.,,' D
.: IL" workers representatives. ;p."'"!
~ - HI "'hn2s'r& comm '''.' "l 49,
r"'" i''lN willie i"''h%N '"n'r-"'.''" 'a'G
t'.''i - zach an 'tF"'i'.' -, '''' ',.'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
BILL CREATING OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR REJECTED BY The SENATE
-. lEAuit.E -N''''l - .''.-' '' ' ~
Salary Increased Rejected.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
.SCHEER IS APPOINTED .
G, N, OF B. & 0. EAST

Spacta, p:sr,.,l 70 TO Intni:lgHrc'-
Baltimore. Mr.. .trrE T.. 70. W. Gal
loway. "!rt president II charge oc oper-
alton Of the Raitimo-" " OHIO railroad
announced today ,ha:. "Tr"t:v" AprI -.
T.. W. S,,hc"r. genera, superintendent ~
baltimore. is Appointed g.nHrol manager
Of lines cast.
Z. y. White. sip"-;r:"D1"Ht a. Ea.ti-
more vi, br mad" general suprrin:end-
cnt. and !. II. Nosk.as sup rtn,endent
at Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
Europe'B Attitude

~ t.- Co:ciSn govGrnn.ntS t"".'"
nar.; who are n I position |" SaE yea
r.u-ope's attitude will be insist that NJ
Harding has opened the way 70 " 'o'
premise. They are pleased be; piI ~
preston. They say that tor t.ur"Fc l:
is essential that the existing l"aSu" "i
:lticus shall bc used as Il h"1"hihtVH
cor 4 new association. To b" sur: me
10 not even think II would bc d,Hh'ntt
- substitute International CUmmISS'onS
lrpnintcd by the siEnatories I" ''"-'aiu
articles 81 tho Versailles treaty fer th'
commissions which the league vas ~
avpoiut The task nt separating IN"
league from tae enforcement % thS
~. amendments accepted b. all the sig
uatoricS Article ten would c,ineT DC
defined or limited in its application. And
ihc rcparatton problem would D." nan
died By an International commission
-ather than by all agency OF the league
e nations.
Tho BIG news OF the message is that
NJ. ETardiuE is basinG his objections TO
the Versailles treaty Target OH the coy
rnant and taat With 4 Jew omissions
such as perhaps N" ShantuHS Section
gnd tho tabor clauses. Mr.. Harding
would ACCEPT tha Versailles treaty and
submit Il 10 the Sraat:. Incidentally
the public may wonder why So many
ncNrSpa per stories were Sent broad"aS,
recently giving tho Authoritative wur'i
nat President harding had r'hed
the Versailles treaty as unfaTorahi"
The truth Is the words used IL Cnnrer-
sation ~ the White House w"r" III"
"Ve-sailles covenant" and mauy "f "a"
--por,"rS attached in Signiii"a',.' ~
thr timc - hat Wort. iraGiru:. -
course. ,'a' nc "HtirC treat" ~ -
rlrGrI b. IL" exrr',tiro rs unw"rAahi'
7. 2ppcars frcn =" reading Of Nj
tIardiug'S address tHdt =. meant 70 -
..,.' the ,nrcnan' md not H." treat"
Slowly the governments foreign p"l'H
= beng unSnldNd a'ad thIS FAR il Is sig
..'0rant t.:lt 30 d"partur, fr"ir III
Ho,icy or reservations 20 Ia" existing
lct=,ir w..:,h ws,S favored by more Ina"
twa ,h;r.,S &C T." Sena'" has no b. on
by .,,.y means extensive.
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Rev, s, (. ArbuthnOt
Seeking Diplomatic
Post at Jerusalem

Spccia. Dispatch 10 The 1ntelligencer
Washington. p. g.. April l3.-Con-
sr-ssman Stuart L. Reed has an en-
c:,rrn"n. for tomorrow with Secretary
Of Sta,c Hughes TO discuss the candida
cy Of the Rev. S. X Arbuthnot, a Meth
od:st Episcopal clergyman Of Buckhan-
hon. for appointment as minister 10
Jerusalem. DR.. .trbuthnot has been en-
dorsed for this position by six OF me
!"ad!ng bishops ~ the Methodist Epls'
coral church. namely. Bishops Ander-
s"n; Hughes Mcn"wGI; M Mcconnell, 20 . tb.
Endorsement of many leading Republ!.
cans in tho state. headed by National
Committeeman Virgil L. Highland OF
ClarksburS.
Rev. .trbuthnot IS we'll known IN
Wheeling As n young man he learned
the printing ira i" on the lnteliGencer
back in IN" eighties. Studying for the
NJ j.. ministry. he later served "heei-
iny churches. as we'll as important
charges in other cities Of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
INCREASED COAL TRAFFIC.

N;!n'."gJ"n. W. Va. hirii ;G.--An ~
r-,H,' "f @,oi% cars Of coal On tho
,'t"san,ai>" a,,d Ohi" rH:!r"ai. loaded
du-!"g ~. fig: nine days "I .hpr.l. over
tn" ""-r'sNoHd,Hg period ~ March.
w. -"J.oc'rG here today Toy !. ". Davis
rlr,.'r:an o. the coal car allotment com
mission. The lake s"aS"@ whi'A began
+, february -. shows an i7rr"as" 81 2.930
car uvc- last year. according :" Nr.
Davis. who attributes th"s' increases 10
til" usually early lax" trade"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
pnuL1NG RESUMED.

TuiSA. Okla.. Npr:l lH.---DrIiI 'iE "a
.StrictionI IN tho OIL fields Of Oklahoma
and Kansas. which hav" been in effect
since February l.. HAY" bee" -'.;n"v"i
by action of tn" Mid-t"rt:n"u; nii and
Gas Producers Association. q was al
nuunred today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14
THE WEATHER

West Virginia, western PenAsyrvAnia
And onio-Shovers ThurSday and Frt-
day; not much change in temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14

Continued ON PaEe Eloveu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-14

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-21

lower freight rates. The railroads
want lower rate5, rs also do the ship
rers, but under a system which gives
the government control over both rates
and wages there cannot be sound action
upon either without action upon both.
The great fault in the McAdoo regime
was that the great political manipu-
later of the Wilson administration in
creased wages without making cores
ponding increases ir rates, thus near
ly bankrupting the roads. These mat
ters are being looked after in busi-
nesslike manner by the Republican ad-
ministration.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-21
A Spawned Steed.

"The sad truth is that in the re-
pudiation of the Versailles Treaty the
American people lost credit through
out the world" Those are the words
Of one Wickham Steed, a London edit
or in attendance on the Washington
conference, whose articles are being
extensively copied in the American
press. 1t would be difficult to con-
ceive 4 statement more at variance
with the truth. The American people
never subscribed to the Versailles
Treaty, hence they could never have
repudiated it. The only occasion on
which they expressed formal opin-
ion on that document was in the cleo
tions of last year when it was reject
ed by majority of 100000 votes.
The utterances of Steed are but an
example of the mental pabulum that
is being offered the American public
by scores of foreign correspondents
row in Washington.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-21
WASHINGTON NOTES
The Usual Way.

IF the American industry is kill
ed, American produce will hereafter
have to pay the price of a German
monopoly" asserted a spokesman of
the American potash industry, recent
ly. And this applies to other indus
tries as well. The cheap foreign pro
duct will be sold in America only as
low as necessary to kill the American
industry. When American producers
are driven out Of business, the price
of the foreign product is raised as
high as can be done safely. In the
meantime, the workers in the Ameri-
can industry are out of employment.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-21
Fair Enough.

1t is indicated that Japan would be
willing to rclinquish Shantung if Great
Britain will withdraw from Wei-hai-
wei. Unless there are reasons against
it not apparent to the superficial OBJ
server, the proposition would appear
to be fair enough. The British con-
cession is on the Shantung peninsula,
side by side with the territory now
occupied by Japan. Why not let both
countries give back the land to the
The Lamar register., 1921-12-21
No Fault of Ours.

The United States demonstrated
its good faith by offering to take the
lead in scrapping battleships. If any
nation refuses to meet us anywhere
near half way, the responsibility for
failure to reduce the military burden
should be, and doubt4ess will be plac-
ed upon that nations spokesman by
their constituents at home.