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, 1921-10-14
BAN IS PLACED
ON BIG BATTLE

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 1l-The is.
round boxing contest between Mike
Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd. Scheduled
to be held here Tuesday night, must
not take place in Wichita. according
TO a ruling by Attorney General r. j.
Hopkins. who said he thought the
bout would be a violation Of the state
law. Both Gibbons and o'Dowd are
in training here.
, 1921-10-14
BALTIMORE LOUISVILLE
GAME TODAY POSTPONED

BALTIMORE. Oct I4.-rhcre wa,
no game today in the p-ost-season 10.
ries between tho Baltimore Internn,
uonals and the Louisville team of the
American association. Tho player.
made II a holiday. most of them at.
tending the races at Laurel. The 40.
RES will % resumed tomorrow with
the count standing: Baltimore q:
Louisville 2.
, 1921-10-14
First IN NeUs
OF Al EUents

when he meets Pes.k in the deciding
go in Casper In order to prevent thu
possibility OF injury or over training
Taylor has cancelled a number OF ex-
hibiion matches In southern wyoming
and IN adjoining states.
, 1921-10-14
INJURIES fatal
0GRIDP PLAYER

ARLINGTON. Mass. Oct. 14.-Nor.
mar Whitney of North Pembroke. IT,
member Of tho local high school foot.
ball eleven, died last night from in.
turies believed to have been received
In a game played a few days ago.
, 1921-10-14
Six League
To Playo on Coast

Ell CENTRIC. Cal. Oct. IA six.
team league win play winter baseball
In the Imperial valley. starting the
1s2f-22 season October 20. cailratria.
Brawiey, Imperial. FL. Centre, caiex.
leo. and Mexicai will have teams.
, 1921-10-14
lands FaU0rs
Reduction Again
to Seven Games

NEW YORK. oo. N-Fodenl
Judge h NJ lands. commissioner
OF baseball. In = statement said he
would recommend that n seven
game series. instead Of = nine. bc
played next seaauu.
, 1921-10-14
GOTHAM Still TALKING IT OVER
GIANTS GET CREDIT fGGR FIGHT
Yankee Loss Of World Title After Two Straight Vic
tories Charged to Hitting Failure Of Heavy
Sluggers; No Abb Offered

NEW ORR, Oct 14--New York went back to work
today after partially forgetting business for more than a
week because it interfered with interest in the worlds series.
A few of the more enthusiastic fans decided to wait a
while before returning their noses to the ~grindstone. They
felt it wholly beftting to sit and talk about what a erent
, 1921-10-14
: s=ss THE TRIBuNES PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS :"
new
SERIES RECORD

NEW York. ocs i4-rhs 1sz1
worlds series ended yesterday, set
new financial and attendance records.
Total receipts for the eight games
were ssoo.15s. contributed by 2ss.s7s
rpectators-
, 1921-10-14
Wrestler Granted
U. S. Citizenship

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct -14.-
Luigi Moncasno, better known IN
sporting circles at Bull Montana.
wrestler. was granted American citi-
xcnship by naturalization here.
, 1921-10-14
Ho1r DISAPPOINTED
AT LOSING GAME.

Waite Hoyt- the defeated twlrier.
was almost heartbroken at his failure
to win his third straight game over
the Giants. u gsve the best I had
he said.
, 1921-10-14

IT takes forty men IL months To
break up a warship that has been sent
to the scrap pile.
, 1921-10-14

Chill has opened an Official pawn
shop to advance loans on reasonable
terms to workingmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

i:"r'a!s the WASH
ct
be N"s'oHs Japan will
by
aseaty; proposed limitation OF
the western nations 4"
umtn thu Of
benefit o
before the conference
Investigations into
Of chin" wants many
and political
affecting definite
solution OF the shan,uns question the
where It
be or" si~t;" 90 when
81 jHla" and a
states whh
ot japan wants
"t
'"'"ng the
United states she VIII guarantee her
to have access assist
sn development; industrial recognition and
equitable competition: she VIII ms"
,na, there hanHnm"Nt prospective
bearing enacted without her hen
nations and "iu she be f"E
accorded ohe
Ia"
h. Washington conference" In
rests II. death Anel disarmament g" tell which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
IN EUROPE

Til. recent report OF the American
Fed ,'rr~S % it, overseas activities -
70 less ,a.c, es;iag than u IS illuminate
ing. Il gives very fair idea os
s,upeadolS accomplishment oc good. 1t
shows very conciu$ive!y hat the money
subscribed IN the United states was
VOL spent Just such reports - this
should maae every American glow with
pride and teel that warm satisfaction
which comes from SivinS 70 go"l
cause.
In Austria tho American Red Cross
led 500. 900 persons, mostly 'h.!dren.
furnished them clothing and gay" 'h"m
medical attention: provided .i.""n. On"
francs worth OF medical and "iH"r sup
plies - c3S hospitals: $50" beds n In
situations caring ror @1N"o cHiI"ren.
and assisted organlza;I"ns rea.h!nS
TO- 900 persons. In South Russia and
ConstantlnopIe u cared tor 10000 r"fn-
Kees distributed all supplies originally
placed a. rs disposal n n" Near East
and oth9r supplies totaitag n value over
$500. 900 In Poland 10000 refugee chill
d-cn and 10000 other children ~"r"
assisted with food and clothing. many
hospitals for children were established
ard more than 10000 ch..dr"n w"r" fed
In single month. IN t:I'y "a" victims
OF the Nugel.o and Tuscany earth
ouakAs were assisted II Hungary
needy ch;ldren and refugees were rGr-
n!shed with l.jn".ohO articles "t 's";G-
INK. In Greece 5000" G."sk refugees
yArs assisted with food and clothing. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
MAN OF SO WOULD
EDUCATE FOLKS TO
LIVE HUNDRED YEARS

New. York. Nov. ia movement 10
ndurate the people Of the world 70 1.-Two
100 wears is suggested by DR.. STEPHEN
Smith. =? years cid. who declared IN an
aGrces 80 tho members Of'the amel
lean public health association last night
that the Mosaic Law limiting the span
Of life 10 three score and ten was all
wrong.
Moses himself proved the fAlsity OF
tho law by living N years beyond his
own allotted time" he said. "He diea
apparently In good health for II IS
and his natural force unabated."
Tho normal and potential lifo OF n'hee
he added. was 100 years and every chic
born was adapted In physical constru"
ton and function 70 live century,
Deaths occurring at an earlier age were
due. hc said. 10 conditions Incompatible
with tho construction and function or
human organism and by proper educa-
ton Of the people through the assocla-
lion, such conditions could be changed.
Common sense. ne asserted. would car
~ people to their hundrcdth birthday.
"Fur instance" he said. Il would ad-
wise the lady who cannot digest eggs
10 cut them out; the man who yawns
ZOO much TO walk 4 mic. thus pumping
dead air out Of the lungs and fresh
air into the lungs and the woman willie
weak ankles to change he peg heeled
and pointed too IN the shoes for tho
sensible kinds, Ike her grandmother
wore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
RIPPING RHYMES
r WAIT rdAsoT
BOOTLEG BOOZE

He bought = half Pint N a WIND
wucre bootleg booze - d"Hc. h" cooked
before. he looked hch:ui. % SC" no COPS
wcro rear; then TOOK his GriNE--.; mad"
M!m Bind ami he's been blind year.
lie W. = arg ?Nl stately man. IN
a'h,cta tim md strong. hV!t ~ along
tho Mo plan. No p:s;onS i.r'!rc wrong:
and nON siEh,"ss a,sp ran. he tolls
and gropes a'unS. lie really didn't car"
tor dr. nh - rad - costly thirst: hat
%" wa av&1 naughty C'NE. N.H motto.
Frce--al First" h" sc ID. 9TH SIP the
scarlet INK. 'hoGch o.. TIE statutes
burst NV fathers fought at Bunker
H"I VA pnop'" wight he :rc". and Il"
ou,rareou1 Nols,"a! h!N can cone and
hn9,!" mo: {" marx my curves and
wa'cA no sW:i tow, &C graveyard
tea" He poured tie deadly h.t'ers
Gcun. md tnen rcN on tho fNo-. and had
n A.. and rent his gown. ard his ing
whisE"-s tore. and though he hobbies
through our town. hN'll SEQ = mover
more. The hoot'cS merchants boost IN"
tor,a. and r"r me drnih-car: root; they
XII tNc young Ron in their bloom and
-, no, caro- n hNot: tho stun troy coll +
LIQUID doom distilled from I'eod Sr1
rr7t!t. rs made AMI cold by reckless
Xraves th,s substitute Tor rye. ITS vie
Inns IL 'n,l thousand graves, and hum
d-ads daily do. and over them tho VII
lew waves the acxton heaVes sigh.
tCopyr!ght by George Matthew Ada s)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
FIGHTING FOR SPAIN

81
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daN. Trs% IL" h''t IN" '""''''" ~
'N"% 'Nr"'t"h. an" N'"| ~" MOI remain
- participate MnSt '7e! 'e'n'e"
farr" comedy
Ih"r" ;" ~ -" very H"'"'f ""' "''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Pronunciation OF
Names of Delegates TO
Disarmament Conference
French

French
Ar!st.ho Rriand--Ar-ee Rree-ah
Tho d in tho surname - silent. The
nnal syllable is pronounced IN what IS
known "a French rs tho nasal sound.
There Is M equivalent IN English. The
nrarst parallel IS L" attempt 10 say
"ah" through the nose.)
Jules Jusscrand Jul Juss-ar-ah.
rrho In both first and last names Is
pronounced as the in rouge. The ma ri !
sound enters the Nnal syllable The u
In beth names has no English equiva-
lent. II may be Appropriated by say
lnr with tho lips puckered as II 10
whistle.)
Renc E!vIani - Rene Vee-vee-an-ee.
CThn primary In the first namo Is
pronounced az in hen. The final ~
tho accented French letter pronounced
~ N hay. In tho third syllable oi
tho surname the an IA sounded as on
Albert Sarrut--Ai-bR!r Sar-rO. cine
o a. IL SNOWY
Italian
S!gnor Garcia Srhanzrr - SceH-Yor
Carlo Sknntzrr. (Authprit!cs say me
name IS not 90 pure Italian origin ana
accordingly cannot I've pronounced &C
rord.us t. the rules Of tho language
f%l!pp! Mcd"-Fcc-!re-po Ma-do. GO ~
N snow. \ as IN made.D
Luigi A!bertinI-Luec-sce Al-bair-t"c-
nee.
Eolandi Rcc!-Ro-lan-de Rce-chce.
India.
Sr!nivasa Sastr!--Sr'n-!-va -sa Sas-'r!.
Japan
Tnmasahuro Kato - Tom-o-sa-bn-To
ka-lu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

e. proceed. but i Is equally true that
the same number az h"-S"s can pull
much larger load O. CT good coad than
over bad ore.
In tie days before the adN"n: OF
motor vehicle good road IN any COM
mGn.;y m"ant that the farmers who had
a",csS - Il could Sc; their products q
= railroad or Il cIty market with mach
Jess time and effort than farmers LYING
along mud road. In this country. HH-
fortunately. We. have not had anything
Ike a romp,"ts system % good roads.
kSd TRANSPORTATION from tho farm - the
market "r railroad has been IN general
in expensive process Tn" farmer has
usually had 20 maNr two or three .oads
., wEat he could have hauled In one
over a good road This has been ono OF
Tho factors In tine COS; Or living and IN
III. prosperity Of tue farmer.
Probably Frances good roads were
qua party e. the fac, Of her Older civil
l:=at.on America has been so busy IN
tie II5 years q. her existence that she
has not really had time To cons;ruc: 4
ret~ orb OF good roads o,cr all her broad
Gunain. Ru, Progress along Ills limo
Ia faSts- now than ever before. II has
been accelerated by the mo FOR vehicle
Without doubt. but II wCuil nave come
an,h"w. Good roads are essential 70
any surface means OF transportation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
n attended

Out.oc.'rwn attorneys who attended
,",i"rirl's session 81 the supreme court
wee: ". NJ. King. Columbus. g.: Rms
sell s Ri'A BlucGeld. Homer S'r"-
sn!der. NJ. g. Sporty. |!arkshurr: G. l."
Es,cp Madison: W. J." Lee Fayett"-
. vll.": II. l.. Ii'nd. Charles i. Swinf.
Linn Hrunnnn. Herbert ". Eia'-. Nrs-
ton. Charles Powell. Kcmh," White,
t'a!1n!ort. Harry Schc-r. Villa ns"n; !.
NJ, Baker. r. +. Rynn. Spencer: E. \
Powell Uarr!sv:iIe: T. r. Morton. Wrh-
scr Springs; lohn II. Holt. + ". Riggs.
Huntington. E"hey: l.. lIoGr. r"n;
Pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
JUCO-SLAVIA DENIES
COVENANT BREAKING

Paris. Nov. l1.-(By the Associated
Press).-Ju9o-S lavia today pleaded NOT
guilty to the charge Of covenant break.
Ing before the council OF the league or
maIiuns in session here TO examine
..hurgcs that the JuEo-Slavian troops
have invaded Albanian territory con.
trnry to the terms OF the covenant OK
The league OF nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Jndy uirady and the t"'"ne.S lady
may b" a,tG" under III" skin, bat We
hay. never noticed mach difference ""-
tween said colonel and Mr.. O'GradN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Another ct."ct O. prohibition IN the
in'.Ih.,tUpl circles IN which We move IS
that people who didn't wen KNOW how
I" drink Il before now k""w how 10
,,aNc i;-Ohio state journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

4 marriage i!c'ns" has Ju"t been -
81 ed III PITTSBURGH I" Albert =. E""u
and BESSIE :. Good. Not many young
,uupleS have such Il good start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Adoption Of "ahT!@S:o0 by ticket
plan at III" Fatty AIhu"hl" 'r!o' .n)-r'S
y r"N clement II d!Cn!ty Into affairs
&C this Observation-Disclosures Herald
p.>pat'&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

rt Austria is t" We sent can read or
write. That's fine. They w"a Nno"
enough t. be iuSuitcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Persons WHO felt "syIrpt"m~' OF read
Ing that beer might he prescribed i"r
slc.irrss are now feeling mUrh improved
since learning about their states bone
,!ay S.--l'arkeryh,IrE News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Rohhed hair and hohhed skirts ought
~ e. wei with the prevailing masculine
IA h.on - 4 hobhrd !nComa-Th!caGo
Tally News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

The South Charleston Machine Works
Of South charleston. vas authorized ny
The scrret+rr, &c state - change 'tS
name - the Mt!.c!'an Manufacturing
r,.IpIytur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Ex-Emp"rnr charles OF Austria has nj
last reached the island Of M"!eI -.
From now on his actions viii be Ok
litt!e news NalUr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
who Hemem bers

When tho standard wage Of a hired
hirr' was anywhere from $3.50 70 s. 30
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

The 'II"ath"u ,h.u"c'>'' attitude Is
that H.. demands the right 1" h""p on
beng Il heather II u" wants T..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

A B.nw""d man states IA" made moon
slime ia k"rp h.S 'hlidrr". Ir"co'!ouS
l.ttlc DEVILS. 70 say IT," least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Only ~" r~r"'n' - tn" r""9'" ~ the
stand to which former Emperor Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Some Germans shouN nave been ask
cd to tnr disarmament conference, BE-
cgusr Germany knows m"'H about I
than any nation in the world. Charles
ton Gazette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Il al depends OH TIE outcome OF the
ThanKsr.' i:tc iu"thnil games how
much We Al have 10 he thankful FOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Judging from certain discussions IN"
naming Of IN" Pacific vas m!Sn"Nrf'
IharleS;Un Daily Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

General p.az has been adopted ry th'
Crows. Why? Oh. just be-caws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
(; STATE HOUSE
BY C. Il. EAST

Charleston. W. Va, Nuv. lit hartcrs
"r Interpolation w,rc issued yesterday
!y The secretary Of state |" ihc follow
!uV now companies:
Rr:d2cIort chamber OF commerce.
Bridgeport: \. II. F!izhuch. l.. II. Hum
rhrcyS. T. J. Ilrfncr II. y. Jones. L. I.
runham. George Camp. John FOX anu
l.. T.. Cordcr. bridgeport.
Ronrcvcrtc Implement Co. Romeo
vrrtc. S25.n0n: r. W. TuCkwiIler. j. NJ
Miller. James II. Miller. j. w. Clark
son. Ron, cNcrtc. FRANK baker. Anderson
v. Va.
Morgan,nwn Industrial Co. Morgan
town: 81. 1000, William Flanagan. Th"m-
AS Flanagan, Charles Flanagan. Anthony
Long, W. J.. Kcarns. MorGantnwn.
Manlcy PIANO Co, Welrh; s2O,ONV; w
H. Ncchham. Anna b. Ne"dham. Nc!ch;
". T. Manley. AGdIe Manlry. W. II. D.
lirccCc, Williamson.
The Charfn x Hamilton Music Co.,
Inc. Montgomery; $1,000: 7. r. Chafhn.
e. NJ. Chafiln. Sall!c j.. Chnihn. II. L.
Hamilton. =. Z dyer. Montgomery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Commissions rs nOtarics public were
issued hv IN" secretary or state 10
Wayns Is. Britt PARSONS. Charles NJ
krarns. Kcurncsv!!lc, J. l.. Thaycr, cen
trala,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

The Sah!na Sm"kcl"ss Coal Co. OF
Mullrus. of which {. ii. Mead Is preSi-
dent. was authorized by the secretary
Of state to discontinue It's corporate eN
t.t,urr and surrender rs charter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

SszS ~ &c. 49,
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q; ~ =! y! 81 u 80
: b ]! Z
y. - Ii - - 81 -
|een. 1Do q = - y! - - J
fN0 - 49, 1!yce -
0eonoe g - = =
41Yc4
A1e11a CUnk In 1nr 1lnc0mD.
whore she w1lI aftsnl summsf
ecnool der prosns3. VIM 49, =.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

COAL VALLEY
(6pecaal Correspondenca.l

Coal Valley. Ill. Juno 1&.-MfA
Emil Nightingale. who was taken
70 the Lutheraa hospital in Moline
last week. will be operated on for
gallstoaes - soon a. she Il able
to Withstand the operation.
Prot. Clarence L. Edward Will
attend summer school 1t the Uni
versity OF Illinois.
George Lawson, ST., OF Nacomb,
III, and Mrs. Barney Flaharty and
daughter. Frances. Of Minnesota,
are guests 1t the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ellis.
Kathryn Martin arrived home
from Rock Island to spend her sum
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16
Screen Doors All
Sizes

Screen doors Of solld and sub
stsntdal constructioa IN al stses.
WIN not wan. shrink O. check
whsn painted ytaRes Of clear
white pine or oak: extra heavy
supporting rails. Screens are pat
togsther with mortise and tsnoa
Joints and Mind nailed. Highest
quality screen wire q used. These
screens Withstand weather. They
cost Jon 10 moro than screens
Ct infoFSo4 Qnelity,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

=


~ ~ y =
r1upo. $780, ~
- e,DnnG - hsr pr1 az
49,. within nyo ypar1
vlrfSa11y vith0lE 6oeetr1
- uek1nAy. tAxpoeA ~
lss GaG1c31y. wi1l haye
tn.
~ solemn warning q N
1f figure IN nnance and
u vIcs Admiral 4. dc
n oksnceiloe to ~ king d
resident Of tho largest
fSSk, owner q Z Aeet u 15o
- ships and . recognized
~ 1nfernationAl trade. He Il
r 1hfs city on the last lAD q
11no1 tour.
= 6dlc4ions, however. hang
= mali but important word
- there y . solution, be
A y Offers this 70 American
-:
DlDtlbstisg SyStan.
xnerica could control the en-
S1ltte trade II she would e.
1A . distributing point at
S1IRasen and from there dis
11s. her goods BY smaller ships
11e 1 definite run ON schedule.
Germans are doing this from
IISnre and may soon have all the
S1c American manufacturers acl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16
White Pine
Screen Door


MaAe 4 Deet Weston
White PlAo in tie white,
MT painted o. vaEn1ahed
Tns1ished IN gaivaneid q
black wire el0th- SiSei
2-sxS%. 3Sx7A. aaa &ex70
Prico, 4fxS-S:
Black Wire
$3.25
Galvanoid Wire
(resists rust)
!. $40
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

Perhaps didn't know how easy to peh screened
Gordon Van Tine Co. will do al the work for you experts win
fit the screens make them ct facy and ean them
your porch No worry fuing unnecessary loss Of ne
We guarantee perfect workmanship the job rronp
and prices It bedrock. fF%
We stocks Of screening asa-bek quality
black painted gvanod and frames Of white dressed nded
sides Give porch win
factory handled
catalog for prices porch
and order.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-14
By DIR. ARTUR ROSTHORN,

Vienn. Dec. 11-'Disarmament' how nicely that sounds! The word is almost as pretty as the word peace after a four years murderous war But did "peaCe" bring peace and would disarmament, If 1t really did come, make an end to all wGrs?
 Disarmament is much Nike paclfisni. The latter cOnbats the symptoms in stead of the disease. War Is not the evil itselfi 1t Is only conseGueHce of unhealthy conditions which affect the social body. The great cry down with the war; avails nothing. AS long as nothing Is done to limit the causes Of war; as long as national chauvinism sits at the rudder, and as long as the exploitation of the weak by the strong takes its unhampered course-juSt so long all pacttfsm Is naught but eInrty sound and fury.
 The first condition for peace is a just peace; the ground structure for disarmament Is an elimination Of conflicts making armies superfiuous.
 Now, what Is the sentiment which gave birth to the idea of Q d1sarma- ment conference? The dominant mo two was 70 doubt the rebellion of the peoples against the financial sac rlnces imposed upon them by the continuation of armamentS.
 In the budget of thS United State for 1920 war Of the paSt (war debts) and war of the present (war prepara- | tions) cut a figure amounting to al- most 93 per cent; administration and ! justice q little more than 8 per cent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-14
MARRIAGE OF CAIN
 STIRS HAw.AHANS.

Honolulu, T. H., Dec. 13- The question "Who Was Gains wife?" propounded on the feature page of the Honolulu Star Bulletin, has brought forth a flood of letters which threaten it swamp the papers edito- rial department and which, in the multiplicity of opinions expressed seem likely to involve the entire Eng Hsh-speaking popluation of the city In a violent religious controversy.
 The opinion, variously expressed that Cain married one of his own sis ters appears to be the most popular. To back this and other opinions many authorities are quoted, including diff serent versions of the Bible, Darwin, Dana and other scientists.
 The controversy has now been run ming for several weeks, an average of two columns a day in the paper being devoted to printing letters received dealing with the question.