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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
Desbaterile tratatului in
Camera Comunelor
81 a Lorzilor.

LONDRA, II Dec.-Guvernul a
fost atacat cu vehementa att in
Camera Comunelor cat 81 in Ca.
mera Lorzilor pc chestia tratatu.
lui prin care Sc acorda Irlandei de
Sud positiunea politica pc care G
are Dominiunea Canadei 81 Uniu.
nea Sudafricana.
Atacul deputatului Captain
Charles Craig, unionist irlandez in
Camera Comunelor a contribuit ca
Camera sd amane pc maine deci.
siunea eli.
Lordul Carson, unul din Gel maj
mari dusman al nationalistilor ir.
landezi a atacat GU vehementa po-
Utica lui Lloyd George fata de vi.
steristi, fncercand sd attic ura nl.
steristilor impotriva Imperiului ri.
cand: "Fiindca Ulsterul este loial
credeti ca puteti lovi in el Gu picio.
rul cum voiti.''
"V'am promis," a continual
Lord Carson" ca Ulsterul va sta
la o parte de aceasta intelegere
D-tra att 1ncercat sal facet o po-
site imposibila. Eu cred ca d-tra
att instruit delegatii Sim Feineri
sd faca aceasta. De ce s'a acOrdat
Sim Feinerilor prin acest tratat
sd alba armata daca nu Sc inva.
deze Ulsterul? Sc invadeze Anne.
RIGA sau Insulele de peste Canal. .
Tot tonul discursului a fost dus-
manos 81 impotriva unei intelegeri
Discursul lui Lloyd George in
Camera Comunelor a fost lipsit de
oratorie 81 q aparat tratatul Gu mai
putina caldura pc CIT s'a asteptat,
fnsa q csutat u faca deplina lu.
nina IN ca nd, ca ,fiecare Sc pri-
ceapa' bine rostul tratatului inche-
lat de guvern.
Prin 0 manevra dibace Lloyd
George 9 prevent mai multe alta
curl, zicand ca tratatul a fost lau-
dat de rege 81 Dominiunile engleze
81 deci nu Sc poate socoti ca vraj-
masesc intereselor t4rii.
Respunsnl Official al Ufsterului
s q amanat pc maine, dar Sc site Cd
va respinge fnvitares de q fntra
in Statul Liber Irlandez.
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D0AMNA KABER A FOST
OPERATA.

Marysville, o. Is Dec. - D-na
Eva Katherine Kaber, care este
in penitenciarul de aici, condam
nata pc viata peptru asasinarea
barbatului Ell, Dan Kaber, un pu
blicist din Lakewood, - a fost
operata. Operatia reusit 81 dinsa
Sc va vindeca peste cateva sapta-
mani.
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UNIUNEA s. r. A. IN CAZ
dc moarte da familiei membru-
lui raposat un beneficiu de
sapte suite dolari.
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contest. which is proving quite pop""'
here.
Two-dsn Cars September ftrSt

contest. which is proving quite popular
here.
rwo-l6sn Cars September First
According TO An announcement hr
Wheeling Traction company orAclaiN
,wo-men cars will he placed on tho
Renwood line again on September hrH''
This vii, eliminate the use Of cross
Ing Waterman at Fourth street ana VIII
add materially to the benefit or the
public who will once more be aoIe tN
ride little moro conveniently, as II
has been reported that several times
with the ono man on the cars passeh-
gers wore carried past their destination
owing to them being unable to slSnas
the motorman when they wanted on.
Council Meets Tonight
The regular semi monthly meeting OF
tho Benwood council will be held TINS
evening at the city building. ono OF
tho most important matters to be taken
caro- Of will be the street paving ques-
tion. it being tho desire Of the coun-
cilmen TO advance Its plans on tho sub
ject and get things rounded into shape.
The bids for the work close August
27th. and consideration will he paid 10
those who have already sent in bids.
Choir to Asorganize
Owing TO the fact that the st. Mat
thews Lutheran church or this city has
not had choir for some time. plans are
now being made for organizing one. The
main reason that some OF the members
are asking for a choir IL that the con-
gregRtion arc expecting TO secure
pastor SIGN and that the proper thing
10 do now Is to get a choir In order
that tho now minister Will know that
tho local church havo what other
churches have in this respect. In an
effort to secure choir. ono OF tho con-
gregatl"n Is now planning to have all
tho former choir members get together
and wake up.
WIN Ne Homo Saturday
Walter Lander. local young man who
recently went under an operation at
the North Wheeling hospital. will he
able to come homo Saturday or may be
sooner II he continues to improve IN
his condition. According 10 tho hos
pital attendants. Mr.. Lander Is feeling
fine and is anxious TO get back TO Ben
wood.
Local Meeting ut Camp Grounds
Benwood people are still continuing to
20 10 the camp grounds at Moundsvllle
while the revival meetings are being
held Quite \ large crowd went down
last evening in tho machines. several
returning last night. while some stayed
at tho grounds over night to attend to-
days meeting. It Ia said that the
camp meet!nEs are bringing people from
far and near and that never before has
such a large amount OF people attended
the meetings.
John Doe Tined Again
Five dollars and costs was handed
down last evening to John Doe when
arraiKnsd before Clark Sprouts on .
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derwent an operation upon her tonsils
! The opera ton has been SUCCESSFUL ano
! Mss Daily Is reported to be quite I'm
! proved DR.. f. NJ Phillips In tho al
| tending physician.
John Fitzgerald Of Eoff street arrts.
| ed home yesterday from PHILADELPHIA
! where he WIS on vacation visiting
! relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Triffo Of NoCol.
! loch street will arrive homo today from
Akron after being In that city for the
! past few days visiting.
] Albert Hoot OF McColloch street LETT
! yesterday afternoon for Buckhannon,
w. Va, where he will spend q vacation
! with friends.
Lloyd Lewis arrived home last eve
| ming from Parkersburg where ne hal
been spending a visit with friends and
| relatives
william Pelly Of Woods street lef,
/ Yesterday for Pittsburgh where he has
accepted q position with the Penn State
Motor company Of that city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Whitaker OF Nc
| Colloch street arrived home yesterday
afternoon from Moundsville where they
| have been attending tho meetings at the
! camp grounds.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cast Of Jacob stree,
! arrived home yesterday afternoon from
| Buckhannon where they nave been 70!
| the past week visiting friends and
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliis:.- johnson Of Eofi
street left yesterday morning for Fair
! mont in their automobile.
Miss Alma Snodgrass of Water street
! Is improving after recent illness.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Woodward who Tor
! the past few days have been visiting
| friends and relatives on tn" South SIDE
! viii leave for their home today when
IS at Mo.gantown. w. Va. They will
| make the trip by automobile.
Miss Virginia Altman OF Twenty
| ninth street has returned home after
Mr.. and Mrs, C. W. Curry Of Woods
street have gone TO Columbus d. f"r
| n fcw days.
street are expected hOm" today from
! Charleston where they have neen Tor
! the past month vacationns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Winner q" Eo'f
| street has gone n New York city who're
| they will spend a few weeks vacation.
Messrs. howard Jackson and William
| Kruger OF l'wenty-n!nth street ltft yes
| trrday for Sistersville whore they vii,
paw snory visit with relatives and
/ friends.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Watson ~ Packers
| burg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. rant
| Hostetter Of Twentr-frst street.
! Miss Elizabeth Schmidt NJ fha1line
| strcat will arrive home tomorrow rom
| Buckeye Lake wnere she has h"en for
the past month ! enjoying vaca Ion
! with friends.
! Miss Ruth Greer ~ Caldwelrs Pun
! has arrived home from R"ckeye Ike
whore she has neen spending VIII
| with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jnke Wilson 0f MARKET
street have gone to aston. '? IN thcr
machine where they will visit Mrs. WI
| sons relatives.
| James Outright ~ this city and VII
| bur Kelly Of Eorf street arc nXpect"T
| homo TO-DAY from At'arr'c ely where
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d!s"rdcriy CharE" after h"inE arrested
last Saturday evening hl Ii"u;cndni
WarsinSky later h,..ur :".vnS.-i "n -"
bond. According Ia tho city record.
John has paid the city tw" hundred
dollars in fncs this year. and 1t Is eA-
pectcd that he ur the r"si Of has fam
Ily will he coming across with more
before the year is w.
Leaves on Auto Trip
Ed Cooey and family. OF this city.
left Yesterday morning for a vaca con
trim which Is being made in their ma
chine. They intend to visit litts-
burgh for wcok and then SO TO
Sebring, Ohio, for n week where they
will spend q visit with relatives ana
friends.
Rumors Continue to Spread
For tho third timo IN the past two
weeks. rumors have found their way
into tho city regarding the resumption
OF the Riverside mill. and for tho th!rd
time officials Of tho company have ue-
Med the reports. According to ono OF
the officials. tho plant may he getting
orders soon TO start up hut nothing has
been received yet.
Benwood Personals
Miss Nellie Gordon Is able 10 be out
again after a recent illness Of tonT!lNs'
Edward Smith. Of Marshall street. IL
improving after scvrr" Illness.
Miss Mimic Hork!rs has returned
homo after spending n few days with
relatives and friends out RoFgs' run
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted S"utlworth. or
Htyh street. arrived home Iast evening
from Moundsville where they haro been
visiting relatives for IN" past seveFaI
days.
Wilbur Doyle, Of High street., has
gone to pittsburgh for few days visit
with rriouds and relaHTcS.
Clyde Cunningham. ~ N;'''A street.
lis III with rheumatis.I.
Miss Holen Chadwick. Of G."Adale 10
visiting friends here Ills week
Ruth Schad. OF Water street. has re-
turned home after attending N" meet
inGs at tho camp grounds IN Mounds
VILE.
Mrs. p. G.. Rerick. of McMechen street
IL expected home tomorrow from Elk!ns'
whore she has been for the past leW
days visiting friends
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MINISTER Tells
Of Wife, C6|
Thinks It Only Short Ind
Before Mrs. Sykes VII
Be Fully Restored

Rev. A. H. Sykes former PEI.
the Watkins Park Presbyterian On
Nashville. Tenn. says:
After seeing what Tanlac has 81
plished in my wifes case. I am,
WINGED that it Is a medicine Of :
power and extraordinary merit I
not think ! have ever seen Anythtl
give such prompt results. Ma {
had been in delicate health for
months. suffering from stomach IT,
and nervous breakdown.
III frequently sought medical q
but Tanlae is the only thing that |
her any relief. After taking tho I
cine only a short time. she was al
sit up and, help with the hous,
duties. I think It only a short
until her health will be fully reste
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling byI
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. and by led
druggists everywhere.
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BENWOOO
MAY OPEN SCHOOLS
WEEK after FAIR

Tho Board Of Education Of Union
District public schools will hold their
regular meeting this evening At tho
Union High school, at which time the
levy for tho new year will be hid
along with tho handling Of hnl busd-
moss preparatory to tho opening Of the
schools. An important question as -
setting the date whom school will re-
sumo win also be taken up, It bsing
understood that this action 10 due TO
that taken by other schools which have
set tho opening date as September 12t4
which Is q week later than In former
years. The reason for allowing an ex-
ira week IL that tho children may see
the West Virginia State Fair at Wheel
Ing. At first tho Union District Board
set the opening date As September 9Th.
but at tho meeting tonight It II Nx-
psctsd that the date Will DO changed to
the 18th
Lodge Meeting
An interesting meeting Of the Evor-
ing Star Lodge No. IL. Knights Of
Pyithtas was held last evening in their
hall room. next to tho city building on
Main street. at which time reports for
the past week were heard along with
tho taking up OF several interesting
business matters. The meeting wa
largely attended.
Finance Meeting
Tho finance committee OF the Ben.
wood council met last evening at the
city building whore several business
matters were approved. ono Of which
included tho auditing Of tho city semi-
monthly payroll. which will be distri-
buted today among tho city officials and
employees.
vic1ors Practice
! Although they have been eliminated
from the Ohio Valley championship
the Victor baseball team OF this city
are still in earnest to keep their team
In good shape and to continue playing
fast bah tho remainder Of tho season.
Regular practice viii be hold every
evepinE Of this week and all members
are urged to show up for work Fol-
lowing mo baseball practtcA all players
will take part in a horseshoe vitchins
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Five dollars and costs was handed
down last evening to John Doe when
arraignsd before Clark Sprouts on .
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plants nre located on Th.rty-ilrst and
i.off streets are making elaborate re-
laIrS to their buildings, when Will IN
Cludc the INSTRUMENT of new machinery
md other appliances used In tie MAX
ing. Several carloads of new rn"t"ria!
.,...Nru ,,'! -" l.. " .. yesterday ana
moro Is on the way which VII be USED
III making imlrp! rncntS and VIII IN
CIndc the painting 80 h";h buildings
~ H:rh already has beer started. one
Of the new improvements VIII be the
.lI>tHi imvItt al Il ruN -tyl" cuillnK press
which Is Tn" attest type and VIII lie run
10y machinery doing away with the old
style hand press. ether similar ma
as soon as they arrive here. 1t being
estimated that 1t will take about three
weeks in all TO complete the repairs.
Plan Wiener Roast.
Several local young people who are
expecting to give wiener roast soon
are rapidly getting plans under way
for the event. The affair is in charge
Of Miss Norma EuyCe OF Eoff street,
and Will probably he given Thursday
evening. Abnut twenty-five persons
have been invited TO the affair which
VrS I" nav" been gwen last week but
was called off on account 0f the Wet
weather.
Quiet Wedding solemnized.
~ III" residence Of the Reverend j.
7. LrN"nb"rger. pastor OF tho Third
Presbyterian church, a quiet wedding
was solemnized when Mr.. Francis Gray
Clark or Chicago was united In mar
rage tn Miss Mildred Eliza both Jones
Of Moundsyillc. The wedding was kert
secret until after the happy couple had
departed upon their honeymoon 70 the
east They will reside IN this city
when they return.
Special Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society 81 n" Trinity
Lutheran church will hold a special
meeting this evening at n" churCh pnr-
lors where plans Will b. nad" for the
banquet which In to h" given on SEP
t"mhcr 18th. which will T." served 70
the Dnkies If the knights %: Pv'hias.
AZ 'hls meeting will hH ~ "ifol i"por-
lance. all members or a." $0"ictY are
expected TO attend.
Ladies' Give Animal Outing.
Tho ladies of the Trinity Lutheran
church Of thi= rtiv will pay their an
nual visit % H." homo nP Nrs Charles
GrNppe of Scott's Ridge. q. whore th"y
will hold m Aida" outing. Tie affair
~ ono that "a ir!vnn evr-v rn0r md
those who attend Rre alwavs "ivcn n
good time. During N" art"~rnor hours.
delicious dinner viii hc e"rvcd IN
thnir honor aud VIII hc followed nv
other sorts of entertainment. PraCtt-
Callv ev"rv ladv 0F tho congregation
cxrects n attend which no doubt will
ing.
South side Rrsfu.
Mrs Simon Snvdnr vito or T"". S-v-
ao- a-d dnurN'n~ Ethel Vi-"iUia hive
returned homo after n visit tn rite
hur"h
Misses FIIznh eth Ne1rrs ard 1inhn
McC'nomhs arrived horne last ""r~t"c
from S's,nrs~ilIn where 'N"v h1"" h""n
snendirC a brief visit with friends ard
rcla lives.
Miss Ida DaiIv or o69S cha r''rr str"at
wa ror,nve1 20 ,ho Ohio Valley CEN
cral hospital Yesterday wher" shc nm
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hey have been spending a1ri.s v.es

they have been spending aeriss vse,|
uon-
Miss Ada Hunt Of Jacob lrset n r.
ported to be Ill at her hoe WITH
slight attack Of tonslIitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VinmIIlsr a,
the South Side are in Oev,and mi
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pillis OF II.
COB street arrived home asst syenin,
from Cumberland. Nd. whee tIoy w.r.
visiting relatives and trIe1s.
Messrs. Ben huffman an Cell Cos
Of Chapline street have g1e up Bi1
Wheeling creek Hnere theyH1u sp1nS
this week camping.
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mainGer of the evening spent In r"tst
ing corn.
Nlts1 PAArsou to Entertain

MANNER Oh the evening spent III '''''
ing corn.
Miss Pearson to Entertain
Miss E;hel Pearson Will entertain tho
members ut Mrs. Scott Chambers Sun
day school class at her hOmL this eve
IIUs. thc business session VIII occupy
the carry hours OF the evening after
wn:cu social time Will be enjoyed. A
dainty luncheon will be- served 1T tho
conclusion OF the evening.
knights to Meet
Members Of the knights Of Pythias
lodge Will meet in their hall this eve
uins for their srIns-monthly session. ~
lew business matters Will be transacted
after which various diversions will hlI
the remainder of the evening.
Legion Meeting.
An important meeting OF the A. a.
NuLutain post OF the American Legion
VIII be held this evening in their nail !.
The new club rooms are to be- selected
at the meeting. and other business mat
tcrs ;rans,tcted. 4 smoker will DO en-
JuEed at the conclusion OF the evening.
Personals.
Mrs Scott chambers, who has been
visiting In Woodland has arrived home.
Paul CriSwell has returned to New
Marttnsrilie after spending a number
OF days hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Conner and chill
dren have gone to Clarksburg TO spend
several days.
Miss Marie Wade who has been seri-
ouSly Ill IL 4 little improved.
James Pas;orius and Horace knight
have gone TO Post Boy to spend several
days
Mrs. Henry Hines has been removed
to her home from tho Glendale hos
pital where she underwent an operation.
sometime ago.
Miss Martha Shaw has arrived homo
from brief visit at Martins Ferry.
Clarence Wright has gone to Cameron
to spend several months.
J. l.. Price has gone on motor trip
to Pittsburgh and other eastern cities.
Miss Suetta kemple has arrived home
from q brief visit at Steubepv!ue.
Vernon Smith Is improving at tho
Glendale hospital where he underwent
an operation some time ago.
Paul DeitZ, who has been visiting In
Llttleton. has arrived home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Rasel, who have
been calling on rela at St Mary1.
have arrived to their homo on Caldwell
street.
Miss Mary Burton who has tuen
visiting IN Martins Ferry. has arrived
to her home ON Caldwell street
John Haberfield IS spending q month
In Denver. Col.
Mrs. Charles McCarlle Ia seriously Ill
OF rheumatism at her home.
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M'MECHEN
Corn Roast

A pleasant time was had by members
~ The Christian Endeavor society of tho
hurch OF God last evening. when they
ave 4 corn roast. IT," merry crowd
net at tha church and mt IN BODY
- ne Reilly Hin whNr" 4 delightful,
,. er!nc was snort IN gamaS and other
d~'tyh.cuI pa@t!mSs y 5rco bonfire
ras built at late hour and the re-
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PEACEFULLY InJuHn

Berkeley Springs. W. Va, us. e.
Guy Fearnow, former superintendent
Of tho Morgan county schools rssidinl
near here, suffered tho loss an sy.
today when he fell on Z portable4w, 81,
was taken to tho Cumberland,ospita
where his condition was rsprtsd a
being serious.
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why do you sit there tooig the
automobile horn?" asked . HssinG
friend
MY husband told mo to, Doto-onl
would hear his remarks while hes nx{
Ing the NATURALIZATION Tranfink.
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SOUTH SIDE
REPAIRS
AT WIG. TILE WORKS

The Wheeling Tile company, whose
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WHY WE AGE.

Our bodies age in winter but not in summer.
This belief is advanced by doctor who writes for
the London Times
According to his theory, a person would never
grow old II he lived in the perpetual summer Of
the south.
However the theory has certain amount Of
truth.
Nothing the human body quite rapidly
sedentary life-sitting about especially indoors.
without exercise That is the which the average
person has tendency to fall into
Your body constantly is collecting various toxins,
impurities of a poisonous nature. Nothing can
eliminate these poisons except exercise and fresh
air.
person living in the northern states gets a fair
amount of outdoor life in summer. But in winter he
makes himself prisoner of the indoors rarely
turing out into the cold unless the trip is COM
pusory
In the south, there is a anguor in the air-the
outskirts of the tropical aversion 70 effort
Balance the year up and the south is much like
the north. After II months. matter where you
live in civilization. you look back and know that
you ought to get out more"
The practice of taking a Saturday afternoon off,
for exercise, is unscienthc because in the ma
of a squirt like negecting a machine for
week, then giving it a thorough oiing and over
hauling.
The machine should be oiled daily. So also, the
body Poisons collecting in the system daily and
something should be done daily to eliminate them
Physical exercises at home not sufficient for
they are monotonous, which makes them less bene-
fetal than something that is interesting and in
wolves sport
The greatest health in America is that we
have become a nation wheels. We get out the
old bus" even for haf-block trip TO the grocery.
This already is making inroads the national
TTrIae &c
return TO brisk walking and lots Of it. we shall
become a of woakings.
Health and efficiency depend largely on the use
OF Shanks' mare-the legs. person located geo
graphically so that walks taken in the cold
air and through the is missing some of the
real joys of life II he stays indoors and rides when
he goes
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by the charge az a gathering Of social students
that college women refuse 20 marry because men
who interest them were unable to support them in
as good manner g they are able TO support them
selves
II - useless such surveys generally are. for
&. fails to take into consideration the fact that
human relations cannot be measured by yard sticks
and that marriage is the most human of all rela-
tons
To set a standard Of at which it is safe to
embark upon the career OF marriage is impos-
sibe to measure the strength Of the winds which
viii blow June.
II an depends. not upon the wage. but upon the
little blind god who has a bow but
pockets
II there be the love and respect which are
enough to last for ell time il makes little differ
enee whether the wage OF the be $50 week
or two millions a year. preferably the former for
there will be then the necessity for such common
interest that lives will be blended into what the
noveIsts call ideal union.
Il would be interesting TO check up these girls
who gave their estimates OF the law level Of dol
lars in connection with matrnony ten years hence
and what happens.
Il is quite likely that the girl with lofty ideas Of
luxury first aid to Cupid will be contentedly
praLsing very mediocre sort of who never
arrives and be glad in the thought that there are
things in life beyond price.
It is also likely that the girl who believes that
she live $40 a week and love will be nag
ging her husband for new limousine and getting
the things she wants through the sheer force Of
her discomfort.
How Cupid who rules these things. must have
laughed at these maids as they seriously tried 20
inject dollar sign into the equation Of matrimony.