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then, will Great Britain favor when Il
comes to a showdown between the
United States and Japan? The United
States doesn't want the showdown 10
take the form Of actual warfare, and
SO the conference has been called.
After there was nothing else hat she
could do, the Japanese consented to
come to Washington. 1t must have
been clear to them that Great Britain
and all other nations would insist on
their participation in this international
event. But in coming Japan is letting
it be known that In the future as in
the past she will insist on finding an
outlet for her increasing population.
The Japanese government will empha-
size the urgency Of extending economic
opportunities for the welfare of the in.
creasing millions of Japanese. This
sounds a good deal like Germany's de.
mand for "a place In the sun" japan
evidently hopes to win the support of
the nations toward her policy of expan-
sion. Like Germany, the japanese are
seeking to force expansion" by build.
ing up a great military establishment.
Japan's principal and immediate plan
contemplates the domination and sub
lection Of the Chinese. Admittedly.
the United States s%ympathizes with
China, and proposes as we'll, to look
out for our own interests. Where
then will Great Britain, the friend that
has allied herself with Japan at the
very time that it's leaders have been
falling on the necks of our own lead
ers, exchanging protestations of ever.
lasting friendship, exert her influence?
II Japan and the United States can
not be brought to any possible agree
ment then the conference can "break
up in a row." as a good man are
free to predict that it will. In this
event Great Britain might consistent
ly continue its policy of Saving
wood"
And then again if Great Britain can
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ing people the world over wonder why
we have been so long in getting on
chummy terms of intimacy. You all
know we swear by the English" But
it should not be overlooked that Great
Britain is on excellent terms, also,
with Japan. In fact there Is an Anglo
Japanese alliance, which has hereto
fore defended japanese and British in
terests in China, and it has operated
against Russia and Germany. But for
this alliance the United States would
have been able to offer protection to
China and Korea to a greater degree
than it has attempted. Japan and
Great Britain have been moving to-
wards the renewal Of this alliance,
and the United States is protesting
with all It's force. The battle-royal Of
the coming conference will settle about
the ring In which this question Is
fought out. The United States pro-
poses to find out definitely how Great
Britain expects to remain the friends
of the United States if she renews this
Angls-Japanese alliance. On the other
hand the Japanese will likely want to
know how the British can remain
friends with Japan IL they renounce
the alliance. Foxy Grandpa Britain
will be confronted with the problem
of explaining how he carries water on
both shoulders and never spills a drop.
Admittedly the British are the best
diplomats in the world. Their ancient
history shows that they have been &C
customed to maneuver their rivals into
a clash and to come out themselves
the better for the disagreement. 1t
Is quite impossible to believe the Brit
ish are trying to get Japan and the
United States into a struggle in order
one or the other may be destroyed.
But Britain has been helping the Japan
csc in their far eastern program, if
only by keeping out Interference ia
pan has played the game equally well
In aiding the British interests. Who
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THE NEXT WAR"

AS it would be carried on in the
future, "by wholesale lot by retail
war would be infinitely more dreadful
than 1t is at present. The methods,
tactics and awful effects of carrying
on the new warfare, the economic, ply.
steal and moral costs, are discussed
tersely by an American who obtained
his facts while a correspondent in the
late war. This book, The Next War"
by Will Irwin, is small in size, but
large in thought-provoking potential
tiles.
After studying its effects, as shown
in history, one is forced to wonder
If war ever pays, even the victors.
Especially in modern times, when the
losses in manhood and in mems
achievements is so tremendous.
Norman Angels new book, "The
Fruits of Victory is a sequel to his
book on this subject, THE Great Illu-
sion" which was an international sen
~sation, and it is as great in its way
the former book. 1t is one of the
two most popular books of non-iction
in England today.
Ask for these books at the Public
lihro ryy
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patch a peace between the United
States and Japan, and by the exer-
else of it's fine diplomacy bring the
whole plan of the conference to a
splendid success, would not the Brit
ish be the real saviors to succeed, at
least, in bringing democracy to the
world?" So great an achievement
would bring closer than ever to their
support all nations of the earth, in
Guiding our W and Japan. The pros
poets are that in the end Great Britain
will ear away a crown of roses. Let
Us hope that there will be no thorns
on our own heads.
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S3 Ii T T@4hssS
BLAME THE WOMAN

Hrard a litt'> boy being blamed the
other day for Forgetting an errnnd he
had promised to 90.
m how 10 you think he responded.
BY blaming his sister, OF course.
AM didn't remind me" was his alib!.
Il T. interesting to sec how young
his instinct of tho mltc IL blaine som,
female. develops.
He Will Kow How Then.
This small boy is six. When nc /,
- suppuSc hr viii be SO we'll prac-
fused that he can find n connection be
tween anything that goes wrong III the
home and his wife. If he has onc-II
not, his mother
remember seeing ono Srownup boy
blaming his wife because tho tool with
which hc was about to chang" tire
was not in his kit, Did she have any
tbinE to do with the tools" Absolutely
nothing. How then did he establish
any connection? That ] have forgot
ten. But l can very we'll r"mcmh' :
hearing her blamed because that on
founded something or other was never
there when he wanted II.
ono way Men Are Not Good Sports
We arc always told that men are
better sports than women. but ] think
that this is ono particular in which the
run Of men do not show themselves
good sports. They arc irritatcd. some
thing has gone wrong. they feel n de-
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sire TO take il out on someone, ana
they fling out at the nearest women
because ever since Adam set the I'M
mortal example that has been the nat
ural thing for a man to do. Whether
it's the square. just thing in tho maj
vidual case or not. doesn't matter.
Perhaps women would not be any
better If they had inherited SUCH d
traditional right. about their ethical
right to exercise II. ! suppose thcy
wouldn't.
Not Mentally Different.
Hu, when we talk about male and
female being different. we don't mean
that there is anything inherently OIL
rrr"nt In the disposition of the original
male and female. but merely that the
environments and duties and Iiic OF
each through thousands Of years nave
,IcvcloucI in Zach entirely diherent
traits. Reverse their positions. make
the female the hunter. the gardener, the
traveller. the fighter. and let The male
hc the cook, the homc-maker ana the
guardian Of the children, ana you
would reverse their tempcraments. .
Approximate their positions anu
duties and they will deYelop approx
matrly similar traits.
There ms been a trend in this d'rec-
lion in tho last few years. II II Keeps
lin perhaps we shall see some result"
in the male and female dispoSitlon-in
the next few centuries.
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Senators to Hold Conference
With State Leaders lmmc-
diately Upon the Coming
In of the Harding Admins.
tratlon

Sncri,l DISPATCH to The lnteIilscA'"T'.
l.. c. Feb. "a f"c!inc
Of amusement p"rmrrt'S We! m'"rih'''
WASHINGTON circles over On" N,,p"rinE"
Of certain corr, SruulcHlS h'r" VII" ave
sending their wIld-ey"d dope t" N'N'
Nirriria newspapers. dealing particular =
IL with probable federal appointments
undcr the incoming Harding ahinlh'S-
,ra,ion One OF these correspondents
some time since announced that Nll'-
lam F.. Baker, Of Elkius, Former ~
puhlican state chairman, w"uld 10 noun
mated for federal judge OF tn" hoftn't"
WcS, Virginia district Only a lew HtHH
,,,.r This same correspondent had Johh
Marshall. of Par%ershurg' Slt'c" lo'
the office. and again changed ms prog
ros,icattons 10 place former state Su-
rreme Court Justice Ira T.. t'"hNRS""'
of Grafton. in the shoes OF the i"te
Judge Alison G. Dayton.
As a matter Of fact Il can ne S'"t'"
with practical certainty that MT. l.N''
will he nominated for the JudGeSh'P'
Roth Of the West Virginia senator's
ARE agreed on the Baker aDnoIntmeh''
Talk OF outside influences being
brought into play for the selection OF
anothc- man is an absurd!ty. Not onl!
is Mr.. Baker nigh in the esteem OF
tho senators o.ld Presldent-c!cct lthru-
ing but he $ we'll thought OF ny ooth
National Chairman Hays and Harry NJ
paugerty. NJ. N~'ard!nG'S pre~-c"nNcht'"il
Ind r-Obahsc attorneS-E'n-
cral in the Harding cabinet.
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Associate %JudgeShip
Bill May Be Hung Up )
In The Lower House

Social Dispatcn to The Intclligenccr.
Washington, u. c., Feb. 6.-Thc pros
poets Of tho bin creating an associate
Judge in tho Southern district OF WcS'
Virginia passing at this Congress are
admitted by its friends aSf being dark.
The bill passed tho Senate, but IT Is
in the committee on judiciary OF the
House and will probably remain there,
despite the efforts that Congressman
ECholS is making 10 get II out. He II
was who introduced tho House Dill.
There are a number OF similar judicial
bills rcposing in the morSuc OF the
House committee. and the ommitte
has shown no disposition at any time
TO consider them. Tho reason assigned
for it's Indifference. by those who are
closely following legislation Of this
characters. is tina tho sentiment Of the
committee is generally opposed I" such
The case covered by the
West Virginia bill is an unusual ono.
it's hackers point out, and they assert
their belief that If they can get this
bill I'D before the House committee
they will stand a good chance TO get a
faN orablc recommendation on It.
Spirited Contest.
notwithstanding that there Is no va
cancy on the bench in that district. as
there Is in the Northern district. the
contest for thee appointment when ii
does become available is Il more spir-
tied one at tho present time than the
contest in the Northern district. Tne
busiest aspirant. as viewed from the
Washington angle. is the Hon. Elliott
NorthCott of Huntington. He IS almost
a weekly visitor in the capital, his
business here being TO line up his sup
porters. between his Washington trips,
he as ~cnergctically seeks to strengthen
his organization in the state. He has.
according TO those familiar with this
particular contest. succeeded In getting
together n powerful array Of very ear
nest hackers, who are alert 10 take ad-
vantage Of every opportunity to put in
a good lick for the Hu~ntinrtonian. who
has returned to his home after four
very fun and activ" days put in here.
Strong With Sutherland.
George McClintiC of Charleston. who,
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n o T I C E

Notice is hereby given that the city
of Wheeling has completed the paving
Of Twelfth Street from Main Street
to Chaplinc Street in said city. The fol-
lowing nersons. so far as can be aSccr-
tanned, are the owners Of lots or parts
Of lots abuttinE III that portion OF
Twelfth Street above described. and
were assessed for said paving In the
amount set opposite their respective
.r,n
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n o r I c Z

Notice is hereby given that the city
Of Wheeling has completed the paving
McColloch Street from Twenty-ninth
Street To Thirty-third street in said
tIty. The following persons. SO far as
can bc aSCcrtained. are the owners or
lots or parts of lots ahutting on that
norton OF McColIoch Street above de-
Srribcd. and were assessed for said
paving in the amounts set opposite
their rcSueCtiVo MINES:
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h, fore the city Council OF the City OF
Wheeling at Il meeting Of said Councl
IA b.. held in the City Council Chamber
on Tuesday. February S. 1921. at )
o'clock T.. m. and show "ausc. If they
can. why the assessments made against
them as above set out should not De-
come final.
Respectfully.
n. c. CRAGO.
i,n3l-feh.T City Clerk.
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Th" persons above named arc hereby
notified that they are rcquirCd In appear
before the City Council OF the City of
Wheeling at a meeting OF said Council
To be held in the city Council Chamber
on Tuesday. February S. 1921. at s
o'clock p. M. and show cause, If they
can, why the assessments made against
them as above set out should not be-
come final.
Respectfully,
r.. &. CRhGO.
Jan."l-feb.7 City Clerk.
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II o T I C Z

Notice is hereby given that the City
OF Wheeling has completed the paving
of Eleventh Street from Main Street To
Market Street in said city. The fol-
lowing persons, so far as can be asCcr-
tanned. are the owners Of lots or parts
Of lots AUDITING OF hat portion of
Eleventh Street above described, and
were assessed for Sald paving in the
amounts set opposite their respective
names.
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WANTED-NALH

WANTED-At once experienced book
keeper. and collector. Man about IC
years of age or older preferred. Good
wages TO right party. Answer in owr
handwriting state salary expected. Ad.
dress ~Bookkceper care In~telligencer.
9 finn
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Nc Stt.ar Decisions.

Relative to other West Virginia leo
eral apnointment IL is known mat no
decisions have been reached. ana thft
none is expected until after the four'h
Of March. when Mr.. Harding enters the
White House. All representations TOT
district attorney. United States marShai
and other offices are only guess WORK
and all claims that this or that man
has been slated or will he slated before
the. Inauguration are without founda-
ton.
Various highly colorcd stories that
certain West Virginia Republicans have
ben promised particular offices are ais"
~unfounded. Reports that the amhaSSa-
dorsh!p 10 Mexico. a place on the led
cral trade commission and other ilnpNr-.
taut appointments have been handed
out BY the two West Virginia senator's
are without truth. Anyone acquainted
with the situation knows very Well ina,
the senator's are not in a position At
this time To make such offers. These
alleged West Virginia plumS nave
not even been discussed by the senators
with tho West Eirginians whose names
have been mentioned in their onncc
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wANTED-A few responsible men &c
represent a progressive life insurance
Local territory. Whole or
part time. Liberal contract. Address
\. X. Ryan, 1910 hapline St. Wheeling
W. Va. f-4-Q
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xspnar. Prou.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. l2l2 ChapltnS. 8tssso
Call Phone 1917
DIED

PoHD-on Saturday. February, 5. 1871:
at II o'clock a. H.. at the residence OF
her so George NJ. Ford, ELIZABETH
BAIRD, wife Of the late Thomas
Ford. in the seth year OF her age.
Funeral services at the residence Tues
day morning 10 o'clock. Friends 70.
specially invited to attend: lntet'
ment private Peninsula cemetery.
BHLL-On Sunday. February s. 1871: ~
10 o'clock a. M, at the home OF hes
son. A. S. Bell. near West Alexander;
pa MRS. SAMUEL BELL. aged ~
years. of West Liberty, Ohio count!
Funeral from Presbyterian church az
West Liberty. Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends OF the family lh'
y!ted to attend.
wHEE1BH-On Thursday. February .,
1921. at 9:25 o'clock y. M. at inc On,o
. Valley General hospital. CAhhih
BURNS, wife OF August Wheeier' III
the 44th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her SIS
tcrs, No. 1924 Chapline street. Mon.
day afternoon at , o'clock. Frlehon
Of the family are invited to attend.
Interment in Mount Zion cemetery. a
special car Is reserved for the reIA
tiNes and friends.
MooHEY-On Friday. FEBRUARY =; issi
at 9:I5 o'clock y. m.. at the Fanny
idence, No. 100 Eoff street. WILLIAM
! MOONEY, in the Both year OF olH
age. 4
Funeral notice hereafter.
PRYsocK-Om Friday, February 4, ISL.
ar S:I5 o'clock j. III. at the residences
nj his parents. 2Sls Market Stree!
TESLiEW v. PRYSOCk. son Of Nj. and
Mrs, Elmer T. Prysock, aged 5 years.
Z months and % days.
Funeral from the residence Of his par.
nnts Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited TO at.
tend. Intcrment in Greenwood ceme-S
terry. 81
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The persons above named are hereby
before the City Council OF the City OF
Wheeling at a meeting OF said Council
70 be held in the City Council Chanioerr
on Tuesday. February s. 1911; nj "
n!rlock n M. and show cause. II thcy
90" ~ wbrr mo assessments made against
thetn as above set out should not De-
Respectfully.
H. {. CRAGO.
..,.,-foh- city Clerk.
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BUSINESS o-PPoAFUHrTus.
BRoKERS. 4

BRoKERS. 4 Wall Street Investment
security house underwriting only high.
grade industrial securities Is seekiuS
representation through. responsible &c
curity house to assist In the offering OF
an electrical issue enjoying. world wide
distribution Of It's products. For furthef
details address Mr.. whitney, Room So
III Broadway. y. Y. f-1-g
FOR SALE, grocery adm meat market on
Chaplinc St, with an established caAA
trade: large butchers refrigerator In
cluded. No delivery. Rent $1,000 per
month. This is a bargain. Call or phone
Wheeling Sales Co., Wheeling Bank and
Trust, Bldg, phone $40. f-5-5
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PoR sA1E-Ru11 CRAFT.

Full cabin, IS b. p. Light draft mo.
torboat. Has An OAK bottom, goo1
sized decks, IS #. hun. Lyt1g Is
Eleventh st., Wheeling. Ke1xy
Salads, l1o8 water st-, Whecft1E,
W. Va. l-s-SVt
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"a Mold Conference.

The "a tronaGe situation II - expect,
cd Will develop along definitely nnarkHH
lines the first week in March. and some
decisions are locked for by the end OF
that week. II is TO be taken up thcn
hv both senator's with party leaders N
the state representing and ident'hed
with the party organization. the SEN
ators have invited tho members OF
congress. National Committeeman Nlr-
gil l.. Highland. State Chairman NJ. Il.
White, Governor f. F. Morgan, or MS
representatives IL he cannot l"aIc
charleston at that time. which ls haro-
" probable. and all others who have a
right, 10 advise and 10 be heard. to come
70 WaShington and consult with them
about how the appointments should be
rarcclled out to do the most good, nrSt
for the positions 10 be filled them
selves. and second. for the party o.
SANITATION in tho future. The meet.
ing is planned TO h". and it is hoped Will
be-. a harmonious cooperating event ON
the part Of the Washington and West
Virginia cnds ofch" Republican orSanI-
cation. The response 10 the inNitation
has been so prompt and so general as
to Justify an assured prophecy That
there will b. no lack of a quorum.
Now is 4 good tim for renting
rooms. houses and flats. Read and use
Ir,aIIrcpcn- Want Ads.
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O ~aALE-TARM

FVH BAAG-A A1SOAO'
PoR SALE-A No. ! farm OF l62 acres
with good buildings, for sale cheap to
nuick buyer. For further Information
cal on or address +. p. Manning.
wellsburg, W. Va. ja-2o-p-3t-Wky.
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MI8CBxLANBou1.

FOE SALB-Six It. vein of coal near B
r. and a good location. l.. w. Cptkf.
zuber. Cambridge, o., r. D. s. f-S-!
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FOE sALE-1918 Dodge roadster, wirt
wheels. Must sell at once. Phone
2736. f-S-m
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD

10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
NO. Sc.
: multiplied by b produces ~ll,lll.lll,-
III.
What are the value Of \ and +"
Answer to $50.
Y EQUALS 1hs and u l0h.
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ron BALl.

FOE sALE-My property. consisting o.
seven dwellings, two storerooms. s
barn and several other small buildings,
and about ten acres Of lanj-al situated
at Neffs. Ohio, and near the SellajrS
Neffs pike. Lulu Bell, Neffs. Ohio.
j-4-n
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Now is n good time for renting
rooms. houses and flats. Read ana use
luteiliEcuccr Want Ads.
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WAHTBD-Cook, also housSmatd. ne
. laundry work. Nice homo. 1ho1s
275. ja-31-k
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wANTE0-FERAIA.

wANTED-Young lady. Steady employ.
ment. Part night work. Apply West.
crR Union, 59-12th street. f-5-i
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WANTED-Woman for cooking 3nG
houscwork. no laundry work. Mrs. H.
L: Fields. Howard Apt, phone 3si
Woodsdale. f.i-i
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Han,on Jury Lndorsed
Polyganoy, Says Widou,

peace OF soul in my little church"
~ will ask God to cleanse my SOUL"
the freed woman said.
Attorneys for the woman would not
say where Clara would go from Ard
more.
"She intended to go to California,
but her plans may be changed" said
c. A. Coakley, one of her counsel dur
ing the trial. "She needs complete
rest after the terrific ordeal she un-
derwent during the trial"
1t appeared today that a career on
the Silent screen" might be dropped
by the woman. due to undesirable
publicity given her plans. Her attor-
neys declared she did not seek to ex-
ploit her past in the silent drama, but
wanted solely to spread a warning to
Americas young womanhood. Her
future may now be dedicated to some
evangelistic order, to be featured by
addresses to women in every city OF
the nation
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

Japan is observing strictly the terms
Of her mandate. just as he has con-
sistently denied aggression in Man
churia, Siberia. and saGhalien. The
Japanese army and navy can and
do constantly act without the
knowledge or consent and even In
airect defiance of the premier and
foreign minister and the entire cabi-
net. The navy Is taking care of
this expansion on the seas, just aA
the army's Job. already well done.
has been to make the Sea of Japan
closed sea, rendering q blockade
Of the empire impossible.
The naval tankers, supplied with
California fuel oil by the Britirh
corporation which defied our navy
on our own shores, have wandered
mysteriously across the Pacnc and
have been reported by Tokyo news
papers at places at which they were
not. Hence the belief Is strongly
held that at least part of this Cali
fornia oil is going to a submarine
base in the Marshall Islands.
Further, eight more naval tankers
are to be put into this oil-gathering
service. Japanese have secured oil
concessions in Southern California.
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