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and Moose
 Show DriIIerS
 Interesting Time

Leonard. Geek. a sourdna-J of Dawson. was a passenger out na ,ae City of Seattle on Sunday having. come over ou the train Friday.
 3.r. Geek has had char-n of the Keystone drill up the My1ra,an riy- er. operated by Major Armstrong. and reports that the praspoouaa this year is most satisfactory and will be continued uex, season.
 Major Armsrong will ho over from Whttehorso iu time to take the Princess Alice for the south.
 Geek ald a co-worker had a most interesting experience with moose and grizaly bear while working alone on the driI
 The rest of the party hay.u- gone hunting in search of meat, the two men were working on bar in the r.yer setting up the dHIL when a Eig moose came walking down the river and with him a grtzz.y bear oi immense dimensions which was trying to strike the moose with his big paw. When they came in sight of the men the bear stopped but the moose came along vutu within fifty feet of the men, when ir turned on mp the trail to the camp and was soon lost Co sight,
 3ir. Grizzly stopped and eyed the men and then Started towards them, when Geck's partner started up the derrick and called to him that he had better come along, and as there was not a gun within a mile of there, Geek took the advice and skinned mp the derrick
 Old Silver Tip soon took in the situation and saw that he could not I get the men. and then started away. Geek tried the feat of frightening i him by yelling at him. when Bruin turned and started back at them, After coming a few yards he again realized the futility of trying to get them and ambIed off into the woods.
 Geek stated that it was an i'm meuse brute and would have weigh ed a thousand pounds au least. Mir. Geek will spend the winter in i California with his brother.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Official Makes
 Report on Alaska

Washington. Oct 11.-E. A. Sher- man, who was detailed last summer to Alaska by Secretary Wallace, has made his report. sherman was sent 10 Alaska to investigate con- diuous in the territory and to re- port. In his report Sherman says that Alaska is suffering from roth igg more than it's share of the worlds hard times. All industries, ue reports, are doing well in the ter mory. as the same industries are doing elsewhere, if not better
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Plans Flight
 10 North Pole

Was.ing,au. u... Il...\...'E. an .a--..n scientist. is n,a.una a visit rr ..u mort. auls Ing a.r....m He .sfaws ru start for Point Barrow aarr Nne. 2 from WasaHs'm lie will uu,.. from Was..a-roa ro se- awe hy land plane. at y-e latter p..a aa will cauyer. t'n land plane ra o s.a plane. thence to 1nrt Har- row. The aNa.. route .rr r.u la,- tar point is not .s .ar fully planned His soa Leslie will accompany him as u.aufetau. From no,at &arrow Nluryy will hv sr.a.-nr .nr the northern extremity of sweden touching the north no'r ou route. Much interest is taken ta .ue trip :g the east.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Cable tO Alaska
 Next Summer

Washington, Oct. 11.-As the re- suit of a quiet campaign carried on by the army signal corps, it is as- certaiued that there is a practical certainty that the cable connecting Seattle and Alaska will be relaid next summer. The plans are prac- ticaIly complete and it is the plan to completely duplicate the lines for the entire length. The cable will be replaced by one of the best ma terial. Colonel Seone of the army aignaI corps is directing the cam paigu.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
WORLD SERIES DRAWING 10 EXCITING CLOSE
GIANT .SLUGGERS CAN'T
 WHEN THEY ONCE START

! tho series. being played in this park today. The score wis Bel.
 The ymGs rnd stl his and one r~-,r. wnda ae aaas a.H nu hits and omn error. ~rn Yaaas r..J t.r score .u rhe third and in rae next .uum- ran lm ,No more. llura huut- ed ta tnr fourth a.a eol aomm
 Polo Grounds. x. N. oa Ill., mnr Giant. ruu ,H. .nrh game o. the world series .na.N The score wgs >-I.
 The Tanks usaa trrer pitchers in an cror- ta stop r.o Giants liar nar sawlry and ".arc. each took a u.u. T@, ,nre. pitchers had total sui.. .g.- us y;guJuau
 The Gaar, had fourteen hits and no errors. wrHr I0u Nauhs had soy. ar hit, gaa ,a- errors.
 wnu GfnIa maGr .Hr.g o. their rus in rHn sn.uad ..w.r-. rnu- in rH. fourth and nu. .n ..e a.Ng.. w.a Ya.Es started .-. ... r.r.a una in ra first ma... and added two tn ..o second lr ,a.,aa like 8 u.u. .asa or n.a4..- rr. -ua tr those -wo una.-. nuo when the Gi- aur. started atrn rrna in t'e sec oud che same began to take on in- ,err~r
 This ties ,na score ot gamus and macs certain of a jart..an in tn. no,. same.
 Polo Grounds. Oct. !: 1.-The ar. tendance ar taa fourth gam. O, -nn world champion series was 3a.@-'. and ,he receipts were E.Is-.-.
 Polo Grounds. N r., Oct H.. The batteries tor radav.s same are yanas. Harry Harper and srnwe, Giants. Jess Barnes and snyder.
 Polo Grounds. <. r.. Oct. ll.- The a.rendumr. a- tan elth game or. the world s.rin- Was @5.T5g. and the receipts w.r. -IInI5A
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Ku KIuX Kan
 Attend Church

... U.... nr. IL. Two ....a .. E.. Fila. u.a-.-- ..s . .. .... .-I.r. -ar.a.d into H.. ..u.u.Sr raar.. ar this ..... .a. s.rv.o.- las. might.
 .. tn Iron. o. l.. pulpit
 ... Has. Masch and s,.a.
 ... .ra unr with us, hur
 a. gaa a.ooo strong in ".. men thom filed . ...... ... E..ar on which was .......... ... ....r. We stand for ... ....... ..r .o. Amertcautsm .. ... .. .. enforced"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
President Seeks
 Ship Subsidy

Washington, Oct ll.-Presidcnt Harding is seeking some means by which heavy indirect subsidies may be put into effect so that the huge fleet of the Shipping Board may be put upon che high seas, thus crcat- ing and establishing a permanent American merchant fleet.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
..eN"- COME BACK N SIXTH a-n.r 3N TINE TO STAY
 EN TgE FIGHT SCORE IN GAMES TIED ..E.l .fhla NlLl HE THE ONE '. DEgnr wW,H TEAM
 NIlI EniD TITLE
GENTS COME BACK IN SIXTH

-... .....#- E. y- ocl. i".-- .. .... ...u 0. .ae world sar. . ..... ..Hnraas ,o d banner . and banner .le .c.
 H.. Giants won rnr sam. .. .... O. conr To ',so. This ..... ..a ..... ...t .ar .ha -am"s. ... .. ... -.n~ anm aut.d .... . .... ... |. '.. uwH iruua ... .. .... .. a"- f..s slE.- ... ...a runs .Hr .H.E @..- N.a.- m.l. a ran .n lnn t.ta .. I'M. which Eara brought in ....- .n. -Hr-a rana iu rn"
 ... ... .. if. ..u'n Nausa.
 ... -...r scored .u tine
 ... N... a.n.e a -wo has,
 .r .... ns the u.nra
 ...... a -.naraahrv c,ev- .....~..S were. for
 .... -.a.- and Mays. for .-. ..-r and Douglas.
 ......r was lair and rooL
 .r..... .ar Nu-La.'s game ... -...n- aad ItoEl for the ...... ... -.-a.r and N~G for rhe .. Grounds. N '. or-. H. ..... ...e r.a t.rh game iu
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Ruth Out of
 World Series

New York. Oct. 11.-Babe Ruth announced that his injury would prevent his taking any further part in the world series of ball games this year His physician warned him that if he took any more chanc. cs at this time he would run the risk of losing his arm.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
ANOTHER MURDER IN ARBUCKLE CASE
Witness Is
 Found Dead

Los Angeles, Oct. 11.-Al Stein, who is assistant to Fred Fishback, the actor who is prominent in the Arbuckle case, was found dead un- der mysterious circumstances. Mill dred Beiwind, who is known on the stage as Billy LesIys, and Jean Nun roe, the actress, have been imprison- ed in connection with the case.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
HALF FRENCH TEACHERS
 RANK COMMUNISTS

Paris, Oct ll.-Tae census r"- port for the Republic of France shows that of the seven thousand teachers in 'he schools ot the couu- rry three thousand are rank rum- muuists
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
EUOTLEGGERS UNDER
 CAPITOL FAEES

Washington, Oct. 1l.-Irternal revenue officers have unearthcd a syndicate of bootleggers who were operating almost under the caves of the Capitol building The oiirers have made forty arrests.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
SOvietS Are
 Negotiating
 With Japan

Tokio. Oct. ll.--According to miiitarlst organ, secret negotiations have been going on for some tune between the Japanese government and the Soviets of Russia.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Will Close Hotels
 for One Year

New York, Oct. 11.-C. Yellowby the newly appointed prohibition en- forcement officer of this state, in an interview, stated that he will close for one year any hotel, big or little, found to be selling booze.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11

Glasgow. Oct. Il.-Twcuty No- aru.s. mostly American Jazz min ,r.Is. perishcd in a ship collision last night The Shipping Boards rrejghrcr West Cgmack of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Five Fishermen
 Perish With Boat

Seattle, Oct 11.-Five Seattle fishermen perished when the Libby 2lcNeiI & Libby gasboat, J. T. Rob mson, foundered on the Azerukin bar, on the southeastern coast of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
NOTICE

All those interested in basketball are requested to be at the White Pass Club at 7:3O o'clock this even ing.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
Twenty Negroes Perish
 in Collision at Sea

hound for Glasgow, cOllided with
 ar British steamer Clan Malcolm Rowan. the latter sinking, and as result of the sinking the twenty Ne grucs were drowned
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RAILROADS WILL GUT
 RATES f GUT WAGES

Washington. Oct. 1l.-Presideua Harding made request of the heads of the various railroad lines turnout
The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-11
INDEPENDENCE
 TABLED F03 FOUR YEARS

Manila. Oct. lI.-Charles II. Yea- tor. tine retiring acting governor ot the Philippines, in {. general address
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the country for a cut in railroad rates. The railroad officials counter by asking that they be permitted to cut wages
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FIRST IRISH CONFERENCE TODAY

...... r .rhe first sas- ur.n tao Irish do.-.- anr ..aarn .ar. norI .ao toagaeru. they wore Is held tutug ...rr's c.uered-
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on the Philippines, said that the
 question of the indepedence of the Philippines had been tabled for four years more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
OUR HOMICIDE FIGURES

Interesting " the
Prudential
Al cities His figures
homicide from every
many held the
the United States
AIanta 40 and that OF
comparatively safe place for
OF O"low the average
being
has Those
government
imposing penalty shed blood ais" Tn"
the enforce
finds !e; unab" to agree
world own the "rEu
eompsrauy. figures a and reason
and
Especially striking IS the
difference tho riEdty murder enforced
An those nations and effect England
which has no ind an excessively high
n.nav enforced and md also
Mould find the rona:e penalty parable
enforcement parae"s rae an"
lax enforcement medium high rate
punishment this PAGER
correct
r, does not hold sufficient murder
Known TO bs fairly certain. , down a minimum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
THE PICKETING DECISION

The rule o: reason IN strike B;c"etng
has been established by tho United
states supreme soIrt. The court up
lu'ds the r!shts OF observation. COM
Inuu;.atjsn and percussion" hat rules
against "smpcrtuuity and dosEing. 1t
:Irther rules that zach case must be
iss dsd on ia own merits
Ia Apply This decision in each sepa-
ate case vii ne matter requiring
cons dorab. n.csty Of judgment. To de-
ride rs whsYo persuasion ends and
IMPORTANTLY begins ~ not always an
"asy matter. II may ba assumed that
ne cou~ts will allow rather broad n.
ia.rretat'on % toe word 'pe-sIaS ca.
since no exact vIding line - possible.
begging will not be so hard 10 define.
lnde: this decision. picketS MAJ re
ma" outside plant in which q strike
! m pr.A3sss Tt" supreme con, suE-
Ecs's. oss representative" Ter a1"l point
o. it.~a,4 aud "yr"e~ T'">' r.c~ct =
,a,s ra~rr~" what r3r" GO IN and "ui
ma. ronImur:r.tp "1tH i"c:r aNf -"ri
- pa.suadn them That : tie EH.i ~
uia; ruey ma, IL" The! ma! mot us"
aRy t4rm ~ 'ioleure nr intimidation
nor may they carry persuasion 10 the
p"iut 81 plain importantly or dogg ns
(" =, ~arnor Expresses a clear desire I"
hc let alone by the piClst$, his wishes
must he respected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
ATTACHES At CHARLESTON LOOK
FOR DECISION TUESDAY
PETITIONERS FOR WRIT CHARGE
CITY CLERK LANE ACTED
IMPROPERLY
HIS ATTORNEYS CONTEND HIS
ACTIONS COVERED BP THE
CITY CHARTER

lar.rsIun. W. Va l',r. u. The
.:Ato sIprcur court w.. iHc.y consider
iln frVImrri;s mad" $ntTr"'N In III"
maltaIris 1rn, ceilings ur : ". %oy"~
and others against !ioward G. Lane.
,l;N ,i"rk ul Wheeling. bate this after
un"u. The nmaI arEHnruts made Satur-
day involve the legality OF petitions
We'd fnr Ia" recall &C city Manager II.
e. Crlun and c,evcN members Of Wheel
luE& 1T, council. CUUrt attaches sad
hey 'onkrd fer decision n the case
Tuesday
Twn PRINCIPAL issues raised by III"
,uUasrl Cor the petitioners related to
whether u.anGumus IS the proper rem
CO. IN rh!s case. and whether city C!erH
Ian" acted arbitrarily with prejudice
unG caprice.
Attorney Moves personally appeared
before the court as his own counsel. hut
arguments for TN" petitioner were mad"
toy 4. S. Spillman a. Charleston. city
soil. ITO. i. j. 4 p'Kricn aud Attorney
!. II Brennan appeared FOR -" respond
emit Mr. Ian" himself WAS N court
ArS&iug II behalf 81 tho petitioners.
- : Srlllnan d"c.trrd Ia" d""um"ni~
wou.d snow tia; ia" city clerk had
;mrrnprrly r"Irrtc! many signatures
Cor various reasons. and ais" cited Nr""S.
dents IN accordance w''h which IA" asked
Tho ruur' 80 bold that signatures once
AFFIXED - Ia" petitions could Not I've
WIiI&rIwr. lie charged That power an!
Inference had been used to ALSO with
travail or s;rmAiurcs.
j. Nar,I brennan and Ci:y Solicitor
! ! J. D'Nr!cn held that the signatures
rciert"d werc not competent Within tho
'urIuirg Of s,"rt!nm7 of -" CIT" rhartrr.
~ w"r" Mt covered b. prop"" afiiRav" .,
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4 VICTORY FOR SANITY

Sa".ty has Won notable \ cory -"
Ia, colts "cr,t'Nu Q: the Ge:nau reparA
tons payments O";linJi'I. Suite -.
t." na,i":s to whom tn" "a -meuts ~,
10 bs made wer" ;rSIStent upon the tuIl
sun prompts. aHi reused - cousicc'
ANY a. the ohN lnus obstacles. Germany
must aay" VAS tee slogan. ,.nf t1ns-
" no adn9'ed 4 appt realty dld ~; stop
Ia consider that Germany cuIid no.
possibly pay as desired
Sow liz. passions Of war h"N1 h"+n
sucrr~dsd by consideration "f the
r">sibtnt;es l. - understood ths' th-
Germany Of today IS not tho He"nanN
~ prs-war days either Anaur:a.lr or
any other va! II INSIST upon STREE
adherence 10 the terms "f Paymrn'
would mean the Hna, Collapse "F Ger
many. and In that collapse other nations
would b" dragged down or seriously IN.
Jur"d Germany. tt has been agreed
:i,uSl b" gwen breathing spell. WHOM
VII probably take tGc form NJ n delay
% three years IN her cash payments
e, hat trle the world will haze con.
va!cacNd considerable. and i viii n
Goabt he possible for Germany !, -
sume cash reparat inn payments wtthnr,
disaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
RIPPING RHYMES
HERE'S HOPING.
t. WALT MAsou

hope tho nations may decide 10 Junk
the implements OF mint and scrap The
hattleahlps tina: I'd" tho waters. sVnil-
Ing FOR fight: for such an outcome We
have CRIED since this great 'n0rah loom
I'd IN slight The Rreal world wa has
donc ils worst lu, sull remain its
wounds md snNartA. for peace We hun
Eer and We thirst. for long calm years
Of useful arts: but - wcd hav" u man
must first scrap evil pass ors IN their
hearts on. va nav E.TK our ships a
sea, and turn our swords - pruning
hooks and mold ou- shotGuns 80 'h"vnl
ho acceptable ~ shepherds crooks. hgt
man viii Sn'cHrrsnee Il ne IL bound ~
srrJp, EndzocEs DisarnRments
noble plar, wNli worth the h'eh"7'
Btrtesmaas while but It muE' r" 4"
n s"-ramand carnage stil must re n
st. IT,. until va I'd the heart ~ 'rAr NJ
hatred. lea lousy nrd guile IF m can
have q battleEhir with witch 20 soak
ire n,SeHlr foo hc'iI hnavN hnilier
from HIS h.p and happy iar - d01c" lo".
or ne VIII =, III" nrrowE zip o. teatIy
errands from a bow. II hn cant s"r1
ont poison Gna, or train hE guns -
yCMdo- &c -cr. hn'il tnkNR ragged 0aNo ~
glass; or hra!n tn" 'Oen1ar WITH a amp:
| hnto ~ say It. but G'as he's jIs' that
sort NJ rattlsh scamp, +" We n''%'
scrpp unworthy hates nH wc., a. bat.
ti"SHlps and guns. throw 'hcm ,n""'''
from our gates With h'nk-0 'RacrE '"",
nn tons ara 'her FOR w the 'irect peace
watts. 70 net whi,o there nro Rta-s aTi
suns.
iCovyrlsht by GeorF. Matthew Ad-n'-.p
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: cola on e:,ch petition. The petitions
=, or. AGAIN certified as insufficient for .
variety Of reasons. 1t was asserteo
nat they had not been amended along
ia, ines suggested. and sufficient names
wcr" declared :ncompetcIs: 10 reduce the
total To- less than 1000. About a thou
sand names were taken off because OF
the request of s!Gncrs. and most OF tho
others we're declared improper because.
X was held. they were either signed ny
others than Their. hearers or some teen
nicaliry in lists brought the throwing
out Of Who'll" lots.
II the court holds that Clerk Lane
acted arbitrarily and beyond the scope
OF his duties. and instructs him to GER
IT., the petitions TO council az suff-
Client. an election must be held within
10 days Of the dat" nf this certificate.
# council also finds them sufficient. II
TN, court upholds the clerk, brand new
petition must be circulated to make a
recall election possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
MR.. VANDERBILT S DEBT
PLAN

u IA. ~
soms months ago ""S'''''N ','''
Wandering created quite '"'0' =
"'N e.,.,.,,, ,r6 ,.,,r-
80 $500 s.,srai xoysrnments took
=, - o,,dacious ar Van
Seopr and Sor brieg time he vas an
sn,ornet,on,, ngnra Originally. II is
go ~. .,ccasu abroad Vas d,la "a iha
S..nrossIoD there that he was one Of the
,a,a,rg aSnrsa IN American hnauce
sIaer,rr the nams Vaader.p. many
IA r,o-,c.rs ,ooz II for granted that the
Ns,v York banker oc that nine had
tahan q ntsr In Russia. Ta:s confGslor
~ names wss later Strengthened ou, and
ATTENTION was thus directed u ia saci
=, washington X varde..2 adr"u-
s,,sr and crank \. ysutsr.io. aanMsr.
rar. tw, ont, dinerert rrt.,:daels
I NJ ~. o,her vande-:r. Frrr., 4
~. ,s,ya- h.s ais, erh.s,si p-om.-
r.rra IN connection with European at
Fair. Returning from tour % E.ro-
mean Countries. NJ. Vsa4-r,:r ms mad"
nubi9c a statement "a no ,r"'r'"uf
uuh,ect OF Eurnp..s G.ht ~ Am"r'"S.
NH. dab, lie he'le,~~. sa"v,i no; NJ
rc.IIad hut sEo..d eventually b.
81 Ho,ysve~ 10 entrances reasons
=, ,r..-;.. s.,,.,rl ,at G.o,.rt -r ~. IN
80, a,,,.,t .,o,
~ vo,dar., r.r,r,. yr..I.,, ,..aity
bn o,o.s,sos. c,h,r r.qr ,-,t -
,i..,,,.a, ss3 u,,r.i r...r,an, Of
1.I, n. ,oir,s nat ,4s, l,r y, 10
-, Oh. daht H., ,n,d,r.na ,Na, ths
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hanlulate eastern Europe Neither
America nor the nations OF western Eu-
rope would be apt To agree TO this.
France. Tor instance, might be- perfectly
w.t..n.; to pa iaStallmcnts "n her IN
d,h;rtHess and have them loaned back
~ .,.~ tnr her rehabilitation until sUch
tune as he- increased prosperity would
make fnal payment possible, but 1t 10
Improbable that she would ever make
an eror; to pay inseallments IN hs used
FOR the rehabilitation OF Russia o" Ge"-
many wa notifications tho Fander-
IN proposal appears 70 be an eIcellsn,
one.
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ingram Denies ono Ground

Arthur Ingram former license officer.
called at the Intcliigcncer last evening
and stated there appeared an article In
another paper Sunday morning which,
stated that Attorney Spilman recited az
instance before the supreme court OF
IppeaIs whereby a petition OF hve
sheets. containing 500 names. wa
thrown out by city Clerk Lane because
ingram withdrew his name from the
.!davits
Mr.. Ingram stat ed that he had signed
the petition and circulated petitions but
never Withdrew his name as a petitioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Henry Ford wants the government t"
pay for the completion Of the Muscle
shoals project 10y issuing millions o.
S20 bills based on he unused POKE" ~
tho Tennessee riNe". Why ""' rIN tine
rul erum"n; by cap,Lal.a,nE Ia" y .ad.
powc- Of Kansas cyclones. IaTK'ra-
burg News.
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county clerk. has refused To- accept
salary increase Its MT far to Niagara
Falls from Buffalo. Why not take MI
Atkinson down and stage him "a rival
attraction?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Young l.ehY--peRr mo. oa7;n'7, wHa'
DO vuu find TIA gp!!orA % a. "h'm y'H
err out 4, sea A-ea: :hs mon very
!d.e7
Certa.n-So Soy : koo-s tac:r busy
ho.tr, tho sea weAds rui -" tho ocean
cr-rept pstch Now Yrrh SUN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
wncn ravens are mentioned the aver.

Wncn ravens are mentioned the aver
ds" person thinks - Elijah Of Edgar
Alien roe. But Charles Dickens also
had raven a real h:-d that he studied
and later described N 'Bnrnahv Rudsc
This bird. stuffed. is nov Or sale
Poetic fancy demands that t he pur-
chased and placed upon pallid bust Of
PalIas In Poe'S Old cottage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

II, Barton says there - husband
shortage IN Amcri,a. Yet tntre are a
lot Of husbands short Just now t"'r-
mont Times.
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What Other
Editors Say

Charity begins NJ home. bat ut"
outdoor exercise helps It, iluc'Ir,G
Telegraph,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

The Washington c"nf"r"n'" has n
splendid rnanc" /" H.. thu w"rid's santa
Claus
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A CHINA plate used by Washington re-
Gently sold Cor $3.50 and probably one
Jus; Rs good could ue ootain"! NJ IaN
ten cent store b. me way. wat wouid
ne the worth * a knife tfat WASHING
ton ate pie with. charleston Mail
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In New Yorh man WAS Sn"t tor a
rabbit. We'll, perhaps Ii" VAS one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

thu Lynch Construction Company. N
cornora'cd under the laws "f -" sia'"
Of New NorE, was authorized yesterday
ny the secretary Of state to h"'d r"ai
estate and transact business IN this
ST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Governor Z. + Morgan e expected g
return TO-DAY '"om Charleston. :. :.
where he attended governors confer
encc. tie also visited IN Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Over In Rrooklyn a woman has OBJ
mined an injunction restraining her
husband from coming home. Most
women would liko to restrain them from
going away from homo. charleston
GaTettn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Arthur r. Atkinson. RuHalo's new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

There - one thn!E on which there "a
unanimous agreement and that "a Sec
rciary Melons declara ;i"n that the fed
cral government mus NErsu" po'ry
~ tho utmost Gconoml Tn" good thing
about Il ls thai other government heads
r-r ~ the same mind CiarksHurg Tel-
Ngram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Oh, Captain!

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