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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
A "pemaooaue"

To the Editor o. the Evening Fable Ledger:
Sir-Wi you explain what a derna xos,Ie
IL and settle a controversy in the club TO
which belong? NJ. w. l.
The word "demagosue' is derived from
the Greek demos" the people and
"asosos," = leader. literally meaning a
leader of the people" Historically. tderna.
sogue was a leader OF the people who
swayed them BY oratory or persuas sion II
has come to Be used TO designate an unprin-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
Cause Of Jack o'Lantern"

To the Editor OF the Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir-whet is the natural Jack o'Lan-
term and what is the cause Of it's forma.
ton? W. L. c.
Philadelphia, May "a 1921.
The Jack o'Lantern' ts light which
generally appears over marshy places. in
church yards and over stagnant pools. MANY
efforts have been made TO discover its cause
but these attempts have failed. One ex-
PLANTATION Is that tho isnis fa,uus. to use
the scientific name. due 10 phosphuroted
hydrogen gas which possesses tho property
OF iEntinE when It comes in contact with
dry atmospheric air.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

cipled orator or leader who sndeavors to
curry favor with the people by catering 10
tneir pretudices or by playing on their is-
norance or passions, an unprinciplsd political
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

But stay in your own back ys,s -
rhllad.ibhla. lay 10. iost. ~ syx
,. A. Fihnessn. In answer ). =. 81
S query for ths poem. HOUSE u "
hody IN H., writes: The poem q. wth M
Kilmsr and will be found in MI. BY Joyv
- c." Hammonton. n Jr,
of the song you desire are c6pvri.n werSs
we could not print them witHou, ".so . shS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

Your land and my land
Secure within It's fcids!
Your heart and my heart
Beat quicker at the sight;
Sun-kissed and wind-tossed--
Red snd bius and white.
The one hag---the great hag--the mas for me
and YOU
Glpriied all else beside--the red and white
and blusI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
ew margin Of profit
by'packing them right

Scores of progressive manufacturersesresrsufeinn
from just such savings by noderniznR sheff paekm0
and shipping methods, in cooperatonwit, tho Rohe1f
Gair Company.
We control the whole process Of rnanufacfxpa4roua
careful selection of raw stock to printing tho issed
product. The same plant which turns the pulp into
boxboard also produces the complete containe tfna
eliminating costly shipments and delays In man.
ufacture Our clients benefit by theae savings as wen
as by quicker delivery of the goods.
Expert ad'iee ON every phass
Of package merchandising
With six great mills located strategic points h, aro
manufacturers in widely separated territores 0.ir
service covers every essential ofpackage merchandis.
ing-Folding boxes Labels, Shipping cases. Display
advertising We also supply boxboard in any quantty
The Gar system is the largest of its kind in tho world
All its sresources-unrivalled mechanical faciItios.
years of knowledge and experience the skilled Ger.
vices OF a staff of experts-are at your disposal A
letter or telephone call will bring representative
at time,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

How large textile manufacturer reduced
handling and shipping costs by many
thousands of dollars
a BIG textile mill faced the necessity of further
economies. The word went round that new cuts
4 Ain costs must be devised. Like every other de-
partment the packing and shipping rooms were closely
scrutinized
1t was found that the wooden box shocks in which
they packed their products far too costly COM
pared with modern methods. They were also expen-
sive to hande-a could carry only one case at a
time. Furthermore big Assembly Room was nee
essary with trained personnel-a adjoining carpenter
shop repair faults and defects-and lot of storage
space that really needed for other purposes.
Today the Assembly Room is gone-the carpenter
shop too. Gar fibre cases-strong and compact-are
Gnloaded from the by man, rs at a time, and
pass by conveyor direct to the Packing Room. Here
they are set up in a moment packed, sealed and run
out by conveyor again to the cars for shipment.
Not only have thousands of dollars been saved in
handling and shipping but the cost of the
themselves is 800 less than before!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

ounce ur vote strength At their com
rr,nd Tor moro votes and subscriptions
tha, are to decide the winning "t the
big prizes either for or against them.
Every here The workers are search
Ing IN eager and anxious quest for more
Subscriptions and every hour that
rasses :usitNS new energy in" them.
This C.tmIN ,En has evoked an intense
interest, not only because OF tn" many
popular nud prominent folks who are
entered. but N.SO because OF the many
handsome and valuable awards in store
Tor IN" winner. Their own pr!d" and
self sa;.s faction In proving energetic
enough Ia win OUT over their c"mpc;-
.tors and the desire to justify the con-
Hdcncc and loyal support OF their
friends. are leading them forward TO
tho CheTIS shed goal.
Courage and CcNstIn. hustle are n"
two main requisites 20 success. Votes
arc the only things that will win IN"
prizes and votes tho winners must have
Tho territory is unlimited and the Final
VOTE srhcduic gives great opportunities
rnr making wonderful gains and swell
Ing ones vote total. Now Is the time
e.. f.r' IN IN" hardest ticks, as II will lie
too 'a'c after Saturday night at eleven
n.l"ck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
SLIGHT BLAZE IN
MOTOR PIT UNDER
NEWSPAPER PRESS
Eleven Fire Companies Make Fast Run
When Fire IL Discovered IN
News Building

An alarm from Box - at i@.i' o''."rN
r...- mrtuIu" NrnIEht eleven iir" cont
panics in a hurry Ia the News bu'Idln"
\ light M, w., discovered burning n
tile motor pl, under rNc biz pr">a on
NI.,h the News and tn" ln'clliGcnc"r
Jr" printed.
Culck work on the pert Of CHIEF
Thompson and his bremen with cmcm-
calls cNtinEuishcd the blaze before Il
gained a good start and practically no
d.,m,tEc was done.
|, j. proh,,h," tina: an electric spark
from the motor which operates the
i.,w Sr.tp-r pres. !Euitrd OH on the brick
f., iu,lai!ou which supports the motor
causing heavy smoke.
The motor VS. not damaged and was
in condition to run the press while this
edition Of n" lutClhgcnccr was being
printed.
,'hIrr Thompson and fire companies
Nos. !. >. ). 4. 5. 6. :. S, ., II and IA
answered tho alarm. Other compani""
moved up for action in case Of an eme:-
Arrry.
Sud oates. who works in II" pres"
~u"n for the IntclliGcncrr. turned in ID
alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
SPECIAL EVENT FOR
SUBURBAN SHOPPERS

For the second time since !nstltullng
Suburban shopping Day. Stifers scnd
out an invitation 10 each and every shop
per n Wheeling distr.c; TO Ni%it the
Greater Stfcl Store today. or courH"
,yrrv caller Will be received with the
courtesy that charactcriz"s this popular.
shopping center. but today is set ASA"
cape, ALLY for the suburban customers.
men and women who do not live In tho
Immediate vicinity OF Stifcls and there
fore do tho majority Of their shopping
bv phone and mail. These folk are
asked. Il possible, TO do today's shopping
IN person in order that they may be-
come familiar with the continual pro-
rress at this great store. Hundreds OF
bargains in all the up-to-datc lines OF
wanted articles throughout the store
will be thrown upon tho counter today
and il will be IL difficult shopper. in
deed, who does not find just what ne or
she desires. no matter what II is.
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nents. including those Of Governor
Roncn of Alaska. and Chairman Lasksr,
Of the shipping Board. he held up To
e,nrn winding UP with satirical refer
curr 10 General sawyer. the Presidents
pcrs onal physician.
Speaking from the center OF group
81 democratic senators who pointed MS
harhs>with question and suggestion. he
dashed out by name at Republican SEN
:,,ors. who refused 10 be stung irso
rc,or,. only once. Senator Kenyon Re-
pub!ican. Iowa. interrupted. because
there Is 50 much laughter on the Dem
ocratic side. I cannot hear the jokes.
strange political acrohatic perform
arcos." they were exhibiting. Senator
Harrison told them. reminding them
ihu "rhe distinguished senator from
WASHINGTON. Mr.. Poindexter, in charge
Of the naval bill. came away from inc
White House with gloom on his face'
hcrauac President Harding could mot
sustain tho Borah resolution Tor naval
disarmament.
And rhcn. like a clap Of thunder out
Of a clear sky. the whole crowd over
rhcr.." 10 added. pointing to the Repuo-
,I,ar ranks. changed right AROUND.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
Denied by wyNe.

New York. June l4.-Stat"m"nts hat
oil production IN the Mexican fields hai
decreased were denied today by Ii'TH"r;
g Wylin. general manager Of 'h' ''2n-
American Petroleum and Transport
company and the Mexican Petroleum
coa,pauy Mr. Wyl:es Statement Va
made on suggestions Of officials o: N"
COMPANY after an attempt 10 r"tCA '.'
ward Doheny WAS met with the state
nent that ne had gone 70 bed and r"u'
not be disturbed.
The statement that there has been
4 faluug 90; ot production IN -" 'nSt
TWO months il not true" MIR Wylic SAID
1t Is FILLING or In shipments. owing
lar-ely ~ strikes tffty percent Of n"
tank steamers are no, operating owing
n the strike"
Mr. Wylie added that ne would iSsu''
a statement covering the situation more
thoroughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
CAMERON

S7nn. & CO. arc building larG" re-
tanning wall ln'lnw The street i; their
nex plant above town.
WorE on TIE house ~ g. -. Fish and
Ed. Fsocraer a. the Cameron greenhouse
Is nearing completion
Tho road ny Map" avenue Is closed
for a few days on account Of the bridge
In from: OF Warren wilson's hom" being
repaired. The people travelling this road
are compelled - 20 around hy TUDil".
Hill school house
Mr.. Tim Boss, Of WayneshurC, was
business caller In this city Tuesday.
Mrs. F-a7k Watson IS visiting rela-
Elves n Holhrook. "a
MISC MorgarN, Robinson. ~ BURTON
". Va Is visiting Miss Mildred Fish.
,or few days.
Mis-; TrNlna Barrett left Sundav FOR
Morgantow-n where she VIII attend sum
mar school.
Austin Roundy. Martin HOPKINS. Io"0
HOPKINS and John McDermo't ~ home
from Morgan,own Crv"r.''v wh"r"
,hay have h"~n attending schoo.
Mr. Roy Fletcher. cC Washington.
WAS 4 business caller in his city TUGS
day
Far nano wa. IN Wheeling TUESDAY
on business
Mrs.. Anna ST. rnrnc! - G'"n Easton. ".
Va. dr~d Monday Afternoon AZ four
o'r!o~H 'Tus" of G&rsh h"!oS s"nNli'y.
The body was brought hor" TUESDAY -
he homo - he- SyH. Mr. l. +. Stimmcl
nn nigh s.rro: She is survived by thr""
,.'..lurN- NJ 7 F. S.:nwr., % tmS
r!.v. Ms,r po.'v. ~ G''r I..sfor: and
"A II St'm'ur'. ~ Narx,~ C''v. Nh -.
'e-rrSr. WI ne mad" Wrd""s'iav morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
OHIO EAGLES
FOR OLD ACE
PENSION LAW

Special pIspatch 10 the 1ntclliGcncer.
S;rubcnvil!r, Ohio. June l4.--Ohio
Ia lcS. in eighteenth annual Con""n-
'i"u hers today. adopted resolution
~ccomm"ndirE that the Legislature cn-
arr; ;u old age pension law and request
ing that the Grand Acric convention,
which Is Ia be held at Newark. y. j..
in August. adopt a similar resolution.
making il a national issue. 4 resolu-
tou was also adopted limiting future
state conventions 70 three days.
Announcement WAS made late this
afternoon that in caucus held by dele.
gates Of the fifth district. T. T.. Keller.
Of bridgeport O.. was elected as district
delegate 10 the Grand Aerie convention
William Veiock. of Steubcnville, Wa
chosen alternate.
Addresses at today's session were de-
livcred by judge Samuel Bell. Of CincIH-
natl, who. as candidate for state proSi-
dent. has no opposition. and +. H.
Herring. Grand Lodge officer. Judg"
Bell drIiyrrcG 4 Flag Day address.
Degree teams OF East Liverpool ard
Gh!llruth. met this afternoon in COM
pctitive ritualistic drill and on Wcdn"*.
day afternoon the Akron and PiHua
teams will compete. The Judges will
announce Their dcclsionS later and
prizes Will be awarded on Thursday.
The Following delegates TO the Grant
AcrIc convention Were elected al ad-
DAYS session:
First District. James >rdnnon. Ham
ilton; Second District Edward Granger
pIQua: Third District, John Abel, Ma
rion. Fourth District. John ScidenticlG
Murray: Filth Dis:-:.; Edward Keller
BRIDGEPORT. sixth District, T. w. COOK,
l t,t..t 80,
! YOUNGSTOWN: Tichta District. Charles
/ Lcmp, Canton; Ninth District. G"ors,
Herbert. cleveland: tenth District. !
II. Cordinly Springfield: Elevcnth Dis
trict. William Holmes. GAINESVILLE.
Eagle hallo;"d this evening for state
nfIiCcrs The announcement IL made
that there are only two contests. Thomas
Edmun,ls. Of Martins Ferry. and licnr.
Rcrrndn Of Akron. h"ilG candidt'cN !nl
vice president. There are four Cdnd,
dates for outside ward. tn" result ~
the hall0t:i.g VIII be announced Wcdncs'
,av morN!uS.
The nomination for cher Officers ::
as follows:
President Samuel W. Bell, Cincinnati
! Secretary, FL l." iiNn' man. Columbus
Chaplain. NJ. l.. Tracey. ZaneSv lie.
Treasurer. H. l.. Rirkcnhaur. Toledo.
| Conductor. /. y. EFuinieE. foStoFla.
Inside Guard. Charles Schr!chte Ham
il;or.
Trustee. Henry Feichtmeier C!eTcland
Outside Guard. II. L. Workman. Wells
ton; Thomas Swindle Akron: John Ca-'
pointer. Elyria, and i. J. Quinn. Column
! bus.
Delegates Will I've guests Of the Sten-
! pcNyI!lc Acric a. a stag party and moon
light ride on IN" steamer Verne Swan
tonight. Wednesdays program viii ho
featured 10y an auto parade and MH"ni
Gras. Marietta. Springfield and FIonH
delegations arrived this evening. Akron
is due Wednes day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
{. M. Sartoriious Confirms
Local Car Line Purchase
HEAD or RIG PROVIDENCE COM
PANY WIRES INTE1LIGENCEE
CONFIRMING BIG DEAL.
CITY RAILWAY LINE WILL PROB
ABLY BE CON rTNUED-DrREC-
TohS MEET TODAY.

+ " Sa-:or:Du~. h.,td - Sa-'NTt""S
AID Company. or providence. 4 !. :"
,....E.-,,r :" H. In;',''s,1r"r. ''S' ''"-
- ~ ,ort:~tu.L rno 'U~,-ra~" =! p. IN
u:,:,. g.. o.. s,.d,,s- o.: 80. Nvs' ' -
s.r.a I.H, .. >.'N. - ,'m7N7> - this
,.t, AMI M."nau;o~0.
FrtD-, I.4..~ @: 'hr company t"r no
...;... o.. '-. ,hiv" ms ""1'r"I""
rr n. ,,.r...,@. ~ ou' Tho ".N" '"'
tl,. ,'fv Erw.t .m' o.; tH'~ ~ '"i
g.. ,..~-.r..,u 'uc ,cu.G not p"
.carrc,5 ". Sar'o-:pas sad. ua'H AYR
, we; s-s I tn directors n N"w f"rN
CITY today.
NrYuua.rrrr7; - the transfer y: ~"
rorDn,-,-s hn,,iacs her, and " rS'"-
'.vu YESTERDAY "a m" - :, SURPRISE. al
tN0rrh :. Sts hesr :u'':rlHt"t :"- SOM
tim. new interests wo".d "' r'""~H' '",
l. u. Whi:tcmQrr. general rnr;"S'r ~
The Wssi Virginia Irbliv SrrN:|" com
many has heeu N New YORK :"r several
day< while auditors have ."'A gong
u,,~ IT,, books Of he v"1'7at> n"i" pre-
na--,,rry % The transfer @! ~ &'-Sh g.
The hrs; aunoun,cm,H; ~ H''1' So"
YESTERDAY, -. ~ New Y"-h 40! WnS n"'
confirmed ANIL ,1S; rv"C'nC.
VIII Probably Continue Line.
The rharsa Of ownership yesterday
will rrobahly rTo,,u that the C!tE Hat
v.v a, VII u. .nGHCuri. TIL" r"c'n"r
ny>-.-.. H.~>'ow \ @. of New Work
had ron,tr,-'.,,d discontinue" nee 81 MS
IN. hrcau>- VS. not - raI,Ac pro
ros,rc2 n n ~ CAPITA Z = !'"eNec
ma, ,nr~,, " , .,.. 4 ~; ~:" . T.a2s.
Sa-tor,ous & "omnany ar a. H"aH'h
cc the Cre,, banking h"u-" ~ NdAn'
, ooh !. 60. II New Yn'k. WI Ia 'nN:ro's
hundred. ~ millions N cash and pro-
ra-.,r< - various Kinds tnroughout the
T-nitod states ami ~ t"-'!rn countries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
ARMOUR-MITCHELL
WEDDING SATURDAY

Chicago, June IA license IN wed
has been issued TO John j. Mitchell. Jr..
son OF John ]. Mitchell. chairman of the
board Of directors Of the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank. and Miss Lolita NS-
den Armour daughter of J. Ogden Ar
mour. president nf Armour Ca. They
will be married Saturday at Melody
farm. Lake Forest. the Armour home
according 10 announcement made today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
CIRCULATION DRIVE
(Continned from Page one.)

VIII he on hand TO direct the closing OF
the circulation drive in accordance" with
the rules. No announcement Whatsoever
will be made as TO who the winners are
until the Onlr!al announcement - made
IN the Inicl!Igcncer.
In order 10 insure prompt delivery all
letters containing subscriptions must ho
marked special delivery" and in care
Of the circulation Drive Manager. Cash
certified checks. drafts or money orders
must hr obtained and sent in Wherever
possible.
Nearing the Close
Saturday night. June 18th. at II
c.,ork.
rms, - ,ac mag, day and hour. \.
thar momcn, TIL" iAtcllgcnccr C!r"u}a-
ton Drive will close, bringing IN an end
tho greatest newspaper circulation
building campaign that has yet stirred
This section. -Four days - nincty-siN
hourS-yrs. il can almost be counted in
minutes
Enthusiasm is aroused to the 1nrrcc-
cdcrtrd opportunities offered. and tn"
active members arc striving Ivy din' Of
hard and earnest effort 20 increase their
vote standings. battling with every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
SHERRARD
chudren's Day Services

On Srn,L,v c,e ning. June 18TH Child
ren's ray services will be held in the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church by the
Sunday school. y good program has
been prepared by the committee IN
4 C:hiidrcu'S Day program will hn
given by the bethlehem Union SUNDAY
school n the Chapel next Sunday eve
ming at eight O'Clock.
missionaries Whiting Here
Dr.. and Mrs Armstrong and children
missionaries TO CHINA. arc visiting AZ
the home Of Mrs. Armstrong; brother
Irof. r. StutZman. nr. Armstrong de-
liyercd A ,r-y interesting address in the
Pleasant H,I NJ. r.. church on Sunday
morning and n the evening the three
children dressed n Ua;!v" costumes
sang CEIneSH songs.
Announcements Received
Copies Of the following announcement:
have been received here:
W. and Nrs Warren r. Snyder
announce the marriage of their daughter
Ruth Rebecca
Mr.. Otis Raddrr Garvir
of Wheeling. West Virginia
on Wednesday Junr III" Eighth
nineteen hundred and twenty -one
1hlladclPha IA
Shsrrord Briefs
nttlN daughter Ruth. OF Wcst"rvtll", o.
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs W. T.. Nc
r'nruhS -, u-,H1y ard SUNDAY.
..' Nc Harold Hamilton OF
Csnnonsburg. Ia. who hay" been N'S.;
sunday arcom nanied by Mrs. ". \ Mar
Mr.. and Mrs n. ". Garv'n returned
home on Friday from ih''ade loh.a.
NJ and Mrs Willard N:cks ~
EarrrSv.,ir ar" rtsi;irG at =" home OF
\, T.. wees nea- Nj. Ouv"t.
Mr.ar+ Mrs F'rar'is StSier have
moved s~orn M-M""h"n 20 N" Freshly
tr~.-,. .r,r>N 1""H
u:s~.e HAD. .Rr:enScn. Virginia Tai
.' .,i Ma" Ea'dwell won't o. Vest
.Ia-'v on Monday whore they vii at
.... .~. ssi:..-r"- school, n me state
..- NJ, we'ch"r Of Mozart were
Ms Mary Rely over IRE
.,oxia- o., Moup4Svtll. Is Wis
... - - \ NJ. Sn"deker hore a;
l....,a Hrs. =. = White and Mr.. and
NJ. ia.i FOX 81 E"wsnee. Inn. who
-. ,.. 'or'rG - Portland. Ne spent
Sa;Gr.,a" a' 20 bono ~ Mr.. and Mrs
E,~, RiaSa has -c,"rnod homo from
NOrrar;oxn where ne was a student IN
the WoA. Virr.aia r'a'vrrsicy
Tho I,"asant III LADIES' Md society
VIII rrSN' az -" " +: parsonage on
Wednesday afternoon.
Ms i-;is' R-oner or Moza-r $ Wis
NJ M MIS- ! y. G7rv.a - Mounds.
VIE s2"nt Sunday With relatives a,
Bethlehem
NJ ard Mrs I-v.ro Re wers visit
ing At re hora - Moses Sc oC Rogrs
Mrs. Howard Nit. % Racine oh'o
T. tho Euast ~ NJ and Ma " W
Gambia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
GIANTS-MOUNDSVILLE

The fast Wheeling ColGrcd Giants
meet the Moundsville A. c. n ne next
sunday afternoon on the MoundSviI!c
lot, and followers of the diamond game
are rarEcrly looking forward 10 game
aS Il will probably prov" to ha one Of
the best Of the season. This Will be the
first time these teams hay" met and
both have been going StrOnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
POLICE PICKUPS

!. T. E,rScr was locked up last niGh
ch.rs,.G hy Ofnccr Jochnn with disor'
d"rly conduct Berger is alleged 10
I.,," become unrly in Theo warmers
lurcb stand. and broke show case.
officer J"chum also locked up Ton
Truax. who will answer charge or IN
ioxicatjon in police court this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15
MEXICAN OIL
Confined from Page one)

AM in Progress u,ll ,hH j"H''oHrl"u; ~
rov. ralis - ~" typos that weld n"
prcS.n, product.rn.
Mr. phc!an rru,ri,d ,ha; I'm m"S'
s,r,,,,, .1.,or IN III. N.\..an situation
Is th1. British owH"i 'omTan'"s. the
-..t....... a..d ,.nrrS. control
s..,,. 81 No hist da,rlocoi territory
at .h.,. ,b,> u,.-,. COR, >,ouG'uc 90
,.. No,Ica, no,t.i,:,l t.rnaH1S 20 tho
..i,.,...'. - ,,,r,-ary"
..rh,, ,bc ,-oven OIL fields or M,\lco
o,,h.n r.,so,ah,c rcriCd : certain 70
N'''., demonstrated
:" ."', ,,l ,bi, ,,,,. como
'"',' i..
Soo"'' '''" 'N' ,, l., mr., ~
~ '~''n-' - ''' "-C ..,. 80 r.. ..,
MEN. III ''""' '',,D' ''' :. m
N'"E''i,. H"T'S W. ~ ,.'' - ..I...
"'''" ''' :" d.. - ,Lc r,,fv
barre ara 'ns' ms was cue !" -" '.,,,,
-! - ,,''7
~" proven n'."s
rotai oepAeHoh NSAt
the Jay OF n"sa' "Tl,'e'''
at any minute ne Salo' 49,.
Secretary tiuSh'N. r''', g.
'Ir'"H~ "St'''a,'- '' - va 49, -
the IaNp'Cp- uNp"" ,,,a
"Nra'N OF "",'" ~ Wv ''>'
h"l EU''""'ee 49,, cub
Il appears 49," ,..,,,r,. aone
j"r's meA'lont", ...H Ne+ ,hio 49,, =, would
nor possess in'"',''' ",,H WI" - 80
seem a"'e =" - ,rn,,ry
public In any way Which might ''''p'F
an othcia Suar."'se; 49,, :,
Non Will T''"%F, N''
has no. oFen poSH'"'e ~. ~, u ',,.,l
and consul lar otHcf0S III ~ wv ~ -
tIh" N" KIN" "i '"N'N''N'>'''l 49,,
an essential p''''"'''''.N ~, .,.,,
anu W. ~ or,s -, - suhie.t which
49,, ,,,hl;sbad NV ,hn Rurcau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

TIL mother Of twins always s""mS
twice as proud Of them az tn" mother
If ono. but the arher Of twin" docsn't
Soon, Twice as proud as the father OF
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

To;ais '....... t'' 90 wv 'fH'
'Tc.u.sA;. Reia.re W. Prr'cnders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-15

Dr.. and Mrs, Armstrong ana children
missionaries TO China. ar" visiting AZ
the home Of Mrs. Armstrong; brother
Irnf +. StutZWAI. nr. Armstrong de-
'iyercd a 10y interesting address in the
Pleasant H,l VI. r.. church on Sunday
morning and N the evening the three
children dressed n Ua;!E" costumes
sang tT,lnpSp songs.