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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17
STATE OF MAIN

WALDO, SIS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN ....
BELFAST, February 49,
Upon the annexed writ and ID.
ed by me, the undersigned, 'u-
Court, that notice be given 10 l-. . ..
publishing an attested copy vi W. M
abstract thereof, together WIN . .
thereon, three weeks successlV't - |l
publican Journal, a newspaper
fast, in the County of Waldo, IN,
tion to be sixty days at Least p'.0 .. q.
term of said Court, to be ho'd'. n
within and for SAID County . f
Tuesday of April next, that .,. .sa
and there appear in said t'u''
thereto, if he see fit. .r..t-.
CHARLIE j
Justice Supreme Ju~' .-ss.
A true copy of writ and llhei
notice thereon. ,,,tf a-a
Attest: JAMES H. Gil,
Date of publication Feb. H. IS-'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17

Subscribed and sworn 10
fourth day OF February, A, H. a--. .....
IL. 81 Signed AM II ...
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17
WEST WINTEkPORr

Little Amos Hall was quite ill few
days recently.
Mrs. Clarence Colby of Bangor is visit
ing Mrs. Fred A. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bussey were in
Bangor on business recently.
Mrs. Matte Littlefield was the guest of
Mrs. Sarah Marden recently.
Willard Snow, who has been in very
poor health, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Sears Littlefield is in Hampden,
called there by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. James Baker.
The friends of Mrs. Edith Libby. who
has been quite ill recently, are glad to
know that she is gaining.
Chauncy Curtis, who has employment
with the Eastern Manufacturing Co., Wis
tied his mother last week.
Walter Marden, who had the misfor
tune to break two bones IN his wrist by
falling on the ice, is gaining quite rapid
ly.
Adbar Shields has two men engaged in
getting out large quantity of pulp wood.
Owing to scarcity of snow he is unable
to move it at present.
Luther Ames, who is staying at Leon
ard Clarke's, had the good fortune to
shoot a red fox recently, which was
crossing the meadow below the house.
Leonard Clarke was in Bangor re-
Gently, taking further treatment for can
Ger. The doctor pronounced a decided
improvement in his condition. His many
friends hope it may ultimately prove sue
cessful treatment.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17
Z 4 IONA
Ends EndioeStiOl1

It relieves stomach misery, sour stom-
ach, belching and ali stomach disease
or money back. Large box of tablets
at all druggists in all towns.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17

dutEt '
A true copy of The origlna Al.
ChAS. K. JOHNSON II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
TERM BEGINS TUESDAY
School Begins This Year With Junior
College drnde-EEpect Big
Enrolment

An unuSua" large number ~ stu
dents are expected at the enroi,mrn; ~
West Liberty Normal on Tuesday. Sep
trmher Is a number ~ important
changes have been made a. tho Normal
tor this term. tho mos; :n'crcstinC he
ing mo order passed. by ;hc STATE board
Of education. calling for the complete
'scon'!nuatIon Of high school work in
the Normal Srhoo' Thus causing the
Normal 10 become a Jun."r college with
tho Hrs' 'wo years c"!'"Cc work. In nd
d!tiOn to the short pr"'"SSiona course
q. one year. thc standard normal rnurs"
or two Years At West Liberty entities
:hn graduates To 4 nrSt grade certificate
without examination. Witch vii! prove
highly d"sira Bile 10 high school c-adu-
a,cs. especially. Thus. j. e - 70 - r"n-
lecture shat quito majority OF the
Normal students Will be hIsh school
graduates.
a new department. that Of physical
education. has hecn introduced this year
andn Miss Florence NJ Rose Of >larcus
Hook. Pa. will be supervisor. The now
work will not be taken UP in every de
tail un;N November or thercabnuts.
whom tho new gymnasium Will be COM
pl"ted.
Miss Clara l.. McMiiicn Of Chautau.
qua, y Y. will be librarian and this
Fart cf the schoo! viii hc exceptionally
attractive. having been thoroughly rem
ovatcd and newly equipped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
SQUARES The CIRCLE
u. W. Eslrnan Of Amstsrdam. HOLLAND,
Writes Now York Herald That He
Has Solved Problem

In lew o. the fact that JOSEPH Lcin-
or. we'll known Wheeling man. sone
months ago announced that he had
solved The age-old problem II sduartng
;hc circle. no following letter 80 The
New York Herald Will be Of local inter-
est
To Tho New York Herald; herewith
To- you Naow that ! nav" solved tho
hitherto tnsolubie mathematician question
nlwa"',, the Quadvatnr" az tAc circle,
and that have the !rr"tutahle evidence
l., show nc jusiness % my thcorem.
Tn" ,hcorem and m" method 70 prove
49,. rIs'n"yN nf II arr hn'h cory Simple
the egg OF Columbus-;hey fail never
choose an American newspaper to
rumo- this matter abroad. for think
that in America are the right men who
know :" arrraisc THIS discovery.
NJ inuht. if you anpraise !: also and
90 sam" n" Cact that YOU are n" SOLO
and first newspaper Office on the world
which {; enabled to place tho report
about +: and 80 l d. M: doubt YOU do
so. ~ W. lehman.
Amsterdam. Holland. August IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
AND SUPERVISORS TO
HAVE SESSIONS TODAY

SuYcriHtrnd"n, to. Schools I T.. can.
r'.1 has called ~" wrHt.nEs for thi' AZ
rrrnooil. 'ne frs, n mCrtIns Of prince
pals C"r "'rirck and the second, =
nlr"i:nr "t sunrrl Isors and directors a.
: g.. Matters pertaining I" IN" open
inT q: school r'Xi MONDAY. September
-" viii take w the ,rrai"r iAIt -: these
an"c.
4 re ord curo!,mHn, is expected Mt nj
srhU",s throughout the city Monday
and preparations are under WAY for one
nr III" ht;r,S' -CH""' N"aTS aver known
~ Wheeling Many imNr"N"nrn's have
h"en made in no rar.nEs schools ana
every facility tending +" mat" for bet
ter w"rN and t" stimulate the lntcrc''
- N" students has boon Included
William A. Lang. OF Sprincfle!A. Mass
>Ir2"rds MIR \. 4. Anderson - Sr' s!ra
director. and 4. J. Patterson. "t tho
SteuhcNvillr h!Ch e"h"ol SO '""da Mr.
W X Butler ~ head "f ma h"mrti'"
hut ;Ncr" NAV" h""u r." "th"" hamEc'
i1dd" n III" teaching staff "Nr"H'. .:
'"urSH about n" 4suai number ~ 70"
'"""hc' m H. Ei.uIcS
Nigh school and part tim" Soho"
MI tart ia, fi'>' sc October. llerci.
tnlr IN" Aweri'ani7atton school Ia.
l"''' HLEred and under tho care of the
,'nJg,nNr g., Commerce.. but 'his %t"r III"
Wheeling Board N Education j. 'inanr.
ina =" project arl has 'ho ranaE"'
m"ut also. II ~ almost !mp"sslnl" q
nS;'mat" tho wonderful good accom-
Ylished by tho Naturalization sch"ol
the part time school and The word q:
other nigh, schools in Tho city: The
many eager students. who othcrwia'
would 20; no s"hn"i!aS NJ 81, because
Of having Ind {" le,ro their classes e
engage IN work. are thus given chance
20 obtain a better cluration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
FUNERALS OF THREE Y
PROMINENT MARSHALL
co. FARMERS TODAY
Two, Simon Clart ana Joh1 3. IN
Drop poh In Barns-van RuekmA1
Had Been NJ.

Three prominent farmers Of Marshall
county have died within tho past three
Gays, and all three funerals will bs held
today.
Simon Clark, prominent and well-liksd
farmer Of the Proctor district. WAS
found dead Thursday morning In his
barn. Death was due to neuralgia OF
the heart. and occurred about o'clock.
Mr. Clark went 10 the barn early that
morning 10 lock after his stock. and
when II" failed TO return a search was
made. resulting in the finding Of his
body where he had dropped after finish
ing his work Last April IS Richard
Clark. brother Of the dead man. died In
The same manner Of the Same conn
r!a!nt.
Deceased. who was about So years OF
nEo - surN iv"d by his E!dow. two sons,
Harry e: I'rNc:"r and Robert Of Akron:
three daughters. Mrs. Peter McNaliy OF
pittsburgh. Mrs. Bernard Coulter OF
Moundsv:llc and Miss Mary. at homo.
Funeral services will be held this
morning at II o'clock at Wayne chapel.
wiki Roy. 7. J. Lewis Of Noundsville
and Rev. Daily OF Sardis in charge. In
torment will be made in Wayne ceme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Mrs. r. W. Sel Miss Gorman Clash Today for State Title
Ban6tas allure Card Final Races Today

upwards. II entered not to b claimed.
allowed IL pounds. II for $500. fifteen
pounds. If for 36on. eight pounds. ~
for 800, twenty-five pounds. Six ana
one half furlonss. Hello Pardnsr
GIun), $500. $3.50. $50. won: The
Belsia II. margan). 1900. I3.:o. sec.
ond: Obstinate. $40. third; LiSzis
Pisott. LA!len). Tough and Tight. (Prib.
hle). Rapidan (Quinlan). also rams; Or
leans scratched. Time l:22.
6svsuth Race
Purse $500 for three year OoO ~
upwards. Three year olds TO Sar1 10
pounds. Others III pounds. WinnsFo
twice since August ~. three pounds a.
ira. Non-&iners since August -, ale
lowed five pounds. Claiming price
$500. Mile and one sixteenth. Martha
Gray. tGarRanl. $500. $3.50. $3.50. wont
Neenah. III; SMITH. $3.50, $40. seeondl
SILLY Stuart. tiIunD. ;2.4o. third; VIII
sim. tTaylor). Ro.efeld. e.. RAy),
War Dream. tBaucr). also ran; BroWnS
Favori,e scratched. Time l;b2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
AWAIT REMOVAL
TO STATE PRISON
Ohio County VIII Not Send Men Down
TIL Court Term Ends

A number OF prisoners are now con.
fined 70 III. Ohio county jail awaiting
the ARRIVAL Of ren!tentiary guards to
take them 10 the state prnitentiary at
Moundsville where they were sentenced
ny criminal Court Judge Alan II. Rob.
inson.
These prisoners will not be taken
from the local jail. Il Is said. until the
end "t tho present term OF court. ThiSl
means that those who have already
plead guilty and been sentenced will bSl
allowed TO remain here for almost q
month before taken to the state prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
COMPLAIN OF PIKE

ConsIderah BE complaints har" boon
made by w0torlS:s about 'hc runG''ion
a. the National p!kr FROM thr top "t
Sprinsdais hill to tho "S'' hr'GE" saying
outSld. Of the twn mics this side II
Yves, hlc1anic~. = is tn. worst stretch
IT highway n Tho county.
Tn" county paved abont halt-mi,o
from SprluE,Iale - Elm Grove. but tho
Wheeling ruhNr Service company hs,e
IN led 20 pave between tho rails thcre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
AETNA development
COMPANY CHARTERED
$50. 900 Concern Authorized 70 Deal In
Coal Lands and Operate Mine.

\ cer,tncate Of Incorporation Issued
ny Secretary OF stat" houston g.
Young wrs nlnt for record with County
I."rk J. Howard Wells by thr Aetna
Development company. 20 do business
in this city \; No. g. Twelfth S'r""t.
The CONCERN Is incorporated AZ $lo'-
nnn. ench share being valued n $500.
TIVE concern was chartered TO buy. sell.
lease. hold. own and acquire coal. coal
mines. coal veins. coal land. and 10
produce. sell. ship mineral products.
Tho .aCCrrorators are: charles l..
Sunnnhorn. John r. Stevenson. charles
c. Woods. Heary G. Stif"l and Edwin
+ Kline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
NEW CONTRACTING FIRM

Announcement vas made last evening
that VIM Somervil.e Of Grcggsville
and Joseph Il. Rose. "f Mr,'olicch
stree. have formed a carpenter con-
,roc'inr firm under tho firm name OF
Snner,il!" d Rose. l;pth men arc prao-
.Ical builders experienced at the car
penter trade as we'll as being ahie TO
direct construction work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
DAN FREEMAN PROVES To De
THEB|GGEST WINNER At THE FAIR

nm added starter. but finished sixth
IN the first heat and was distanccd IN
tie second. Good time was made In each
hort. however the first two being
Clipped of in 9:ioi.. while the third was
second slower.
Ruth TODD Paid Big.
Ruth Todd WAS ar added staTter "
The ih:rd race. the ::lG lr0I, and copied
the first heat easily. paying tho biggest
rr.cr Of the day on the mutuel*. sixty
Ave dollars wont to every holder Of
straight tickets.
Tory Mad. who finished second In the
frst heat. stretched hereof n III" next
two and won the heats ard purse. Bobbe
Lawson took third money with n fourth
and two seconds.
First Running Event
Presumption. with Mr, am up jumped
in;o the lead III tn" first I"au.ng event.
or fourth race. and easily won over
Machine iunneTS and cath Ann. the
TWO big favoriies. It vas a fast race
and inc field ~as vel punched. ;hnre
hc!n: NJ room for slow horses. The
tim" FOR ;hc i've fur!nnGs WAS one min
ute fiat.
Elga Repeats
Elga, one IF tn" horses owned and
entered Ny n. r. Freeman. COPIED ;he
ntrh even: in easy fashion. Jockey Z.
Smith pulling her un'"r Tho wire two
lengths ahrld of l.. Gentry and Run
m!c. Il WAS Il thrI!!ins drive, and c.t"h
+ ~" SIN starters Cooks good before
the break Of the barrier. E.Sn won
TWO previous races and VAS N" big
purse winner uc the week. Mildred
:
Waters In this race ard finished fourth.
losing ont In the hom":tr"tch.
Favortte Won Sixth
Hello rsr,lncr. the flv'ri'o was the
winner ~ the sixth rare over the six
IN the d!s;anr" ~ I:22 and won tiom
The ReIgIan II and obstinate. II was II
slow start but fast finish.
Tho Grand Finale
Martha Gray Won the hra! race of the
day and week from Nrrnah ard lhlly
stuart. Shc had 'wn har3 horse 20
n:,~c out. hrt proved herself tho better
l., rsc on tho mil" and ""c.!,Ht"""'a run.
There were s:x starters.
Tho Summary
Fret Race.
Threeyear 2:2i t:oi. Purse s!.Hh@
Three heats.
Julia Mor"s. h. f.. Cen. Watts =,
M'' ART - !
Peter the Great ttrLwf"rdl. >
f' ,,,:nt. M%Ttn' ~ r. by AN""r'h >
1., ~ "tic sos 80,
r. ,,,,,,,,.,s 80 ga rt,,,r, 81,
80; W No., " o,b,r
I"iS wrrr arrcci%d ON H-s,. scrnuI
Second Race
80 Doc, pu-,r .fnn Thrcn hao,s
.,hy t;ir,cr u. III ~ T"ter
". IWhitchraiJ ........... !
Lady Todd. h. m. by Ky. Todd
iWhitrhli!l ,.'.'';.... ,,-.....
carney .E"'' .n, Z, IVY t''H!
,,,,,,, ",':a"I 'n" U..,,.
G,ia,!,.,, :
Mary Roc h. m. (W-. Iohnsonl
Mack l.. ". &. tRcvn"ldsl 49,. 5
King Direct. Jr, CT. E. (John-
g%m, ',,..;o;,,''o3..,,,o;,'.'',o,.;,;,,. d'S
g. rnutunrs Eirs, Go,, e. an O. IN
soIn. $40 g. 10. g To- Sntnnd hc,,
$40 $50. s2ln: S""n, san; 500.
Third heat. $3.50. $50: $500. $40:
$%.lN.
Third Race.
I'll 70" meats
.. GIoN,so,I 49, -
Ruth Todd. L. NJ. N:nushl Z 3
E"hH!o Lawson. N. =. G+wSonl. . .
Bud Fisher, h. = C-a" 'c"h
hanr"'th "ood"'iff hl. NJ.
,Sc"'p ,','''o.,:,,' 1870, o's
,,,,,,,,aIs rti., an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
81 EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD TO PAINT NOW
ARREST FOUR p1soRpERLIEs,

Four arrests Ncrc made last night
by 40 police. AL charged VIC dtN'r.
drrly r"niu"t They VII i" :.rrtcn"d
in rn.irrc curt :hiS morning
Charles Lewis vas arrested ny '"'
nrrulnu J. Smith. while liriS"r. George
\. cannon and W. y. Gardner were
ARE tod at 'hc fair grounds las: nigh:
by Policeman lIanRucr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
COLONEL MARTIN TO SUCCEED
GENERAL BANDHOLTZ |N ". VA.

.u - -
Washington, Sept @ Brigadier Gen
eral Randholyz. commanding federal
troops in the West Virginia coal fields,
, will be relieved Of that command Sep
TENDER -. plans for his release on
that day having bc"n approved today
by III" war department.
a. o. .k.uS this announcement. war
dcp.rimcnt officials said THAT troops
now stationed in Logan county soon
would DO transferred 10 other soc
tons OF III" area in which 'he disor'
devs roc entity occurred.
7 'rr"TS withdrawn from LOGa n
rnuu!y secretary Weeks said Will take
~ S'a'.""S In Boone and kanawAa
counties.
Gen. Rad to Coal Fields
Major Gcr"ra' ilcN.!. command ~"
h:th cory. 400 with headquarters AZ
Fort Isnt 'N.m HARRISON. l"diana. ad-
v'.ed ~, - Department today that he
would 5. H. West Virginia acid"
car, 80, .r"E after which he would
.,uhm.. -. 'n,lucnda;ioHs TO the war do
parim"u. u - ;r'up Disposition In
addition - Informing tho department az
N.N i'.n ~ withdraw the troops trNm
Lura" ,..'"''. H. Sad Il Wa proposed
- :ia, 10 from ''Hor: tr'm Cam"
SE""41'" u"G t''l'nhUH barracks event.
ua,, - -; Ne 81; e. ho ni'hhcaw" 9
'l',ra ru;u7!c:i"u : 'n"-" 'naNC"s
-rN a,t ca:,.er Khan SericUH": t.
,'~"c~;, CraG added. "';"rcral H."dh'';z
w s'ard relieved from duty IN this
,.'.n. r"ep."
D.i.p,non, -.rr...n,,rr mo o?C-1.ors
re- nr Logan county ,nl Williamson
rr,i, allied on Fro. icn; lIard!ac and
S.,-.,arv ,yc.kx today. leaving VIA the
n-o.I,c,. .renr-,,ls ,e;,InR forth their
n,,;,i,, o,a d,sruss,,r ~. disposi,ion
=, ,-,oo. uI,h Tho .,,-r.ar,. Tha d~!r.
IT, Ivc,,Eo % Lc.n a small
H., - ,ro,ns - m,nnc Ard IInnawha
,.n,,r.,,. r,.;i DO e,,.c ,,t.I.., mad hnnr
o-r,rl,ca The militia IS row IN pro-
c,sv 80 n-ro,izg,,nr nrN ,hn operators
..,, w., :, v.,,,,,, y, ,,.,u,,l,..a IN
rh. o,,o-,.,r,. sr,,.sm,n sail
r., - u,,i,i-,wai ~ tcd-
- ~ r.,, oil cov,,I.. .,r.n.
r, h rn,,,,,
.a-S r,ora. u,,o, ,.,1.r,
>I-T,:. oII-s..or - prcsIL.n,
,,-.,, ,ho on.ro,o- ~, tho w,
,'' ms !! rtI >t,,o
Workers anton had recruited and arm
~ -.,. ,ro,, mn ~ nm MON" IN
"'' - ~! ,.,t. ,,.hI,h
| no i"'"' ''''N ~ "'SN ''',N ~ =,
dc"HNrh'eiy novel ont :" V'pP'o a"
N" powers OF government In mo nom
Uni"n coal hnlds.
The Logan operators added that I'VE
carno, under any circunstsnces par
,,,,o,., I, oo,,o-.,.o ur,. r,,-.,,-,,
.t u.-,,
.'"N W INC '"''ed h'"e "''"''0 ~
H'hcT!'a.
r,i,, ric,5a I, Wa, virri,,s cr.l f.,s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
PIONEER W|EDMAN
FAMILY DESCENDANTS
HAVE FIRST REUNION
George and Mary Ann wiednan Were
Pioneer Short Greek Settlors--
Early Days Recalled.

Tn. FIRST family reunion ot ne do
sr.nLaHts - Gr"rXc " and Mary Ann
W!sdman wss hid AZ IN" home OF
rAari'" Nn:.nco on the old J 4. Snl.tl
tl;m. back of vest Liberty. September
+ ln.l. IL" WIcimar., ar" o: p'"r' =
Stock. AMI w." among the frs: s"'t"'N'
n Snnr, ''rr"k. having owned Az!
operated 81" Hrst watt ;'"wNr ET!St
anil, ~ ror,H.rn West N.rr' ~Ia II VAS
& rU,utn"E >."ht Il see .2rS" back
~naAeS crawling ah"ut tens H:... a. 81"
carl" settlers ted hem - XII rats al"
rl're h"caU>r oar tahh." - hose at
was ~ scare" in those days rs tho
iinrk make s today.
Tho -"uroa ~, Il SUCCESS - ?" ."
h"rly -a'a that fc'! dur:ac the a!'Nc-
,,.,u. nd ~" iir"~n.!rS hnU:~ ~" = ,'''
In friendly greetings. AZ noon al 81.
o.! ~; - \ hour'icUl Ieir>i. WIKI r'"-s
70: te"d and al The good cats % ~"
season. In the afternoon tie crowd
ra.uyed themselves singing and taln'rG
over Old tines. The Young f",Ns fur
Missed music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10


Heart failure was the verdict In the
death of John NJ. Fish. we'll known
Ford P!dgc farmer who was found dead
In a small building on his farm Wednes-
day night. Mr.. Fish left home in the
afterrona intending TO do some work In
this building. where he kept his farm
implements. and was apparently in good
health when he left the house. When
h. did not return III the evening .
searching party went out and. upon
finding the body. II was found he had
hecn dad for several hours. Tho build
ing is almost milo from the farm
house.
MIR. Fish was )? years Of age, and 10
survived by his widow. two daughters,
Mrs. John Yea;cr of Glen Eeaston and
MSS Marjorie. At home. and ono son.
Randall. at homo.
This afternoon at o'clock funeral
services Will be- held from the late homo,
with Rev. C. e. Slater OF Moundsville
NJ f.. church officiating. Intcrment will
he madA at Grcenlawn cemetery.
Moundsyiile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Irs: hecau-e -o'I b"l>ve -or14rhinc
doesn't re.t,- -. question TNer Gsnf
- believe :Ns earth 49, n, arH 'ha'
the sca shd us srerJ morning a7d down
every night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Van RuckmA0.

Funeral services for tho late Van
Ruckman. who died Wednesday after
moon ~ his home near Graysvilie after
a lingering illness. will be held this
morning at 1880 o'clock from Ora VS.
Vile VI. F. church. with Rev. J. VI. R'ne
omiciat ting assisted by Rev. Willis.
Mr. Ruckman. who was In his sew.
rnty-s!Nth gear. was one OF the best
known residents Of that part Of the
county. having resided there practically
all his i;fe. He is survived by his
widow. two daughters and three sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Martin 70 Command.

Secretary Weeks 'aid IL" ~or'manl
would revert 20 Colonel Ger, 4. Nar:ir,
senior officer O: tho 10Th Ia:antrr. WHOM
,irncrn, BandhO,tz returned here. tn"
rciinf of GcacrN, Banlhuliz. NJ. Weeks.
said Was d"r!dHd upon after tho situa-
lion had t!,prnycd 50 that I was NO
'rncN" necessary 10 keep him 'h"r" ard
because his work ms commander 90 'he
di-tric, OF washington VAS r"n"ihCred
too important I" h" Longer delayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
The Summary
Todays Matches

STATE nam 2!onsht7 +. ght
Miss ,Torrrr- - Mrs. S.itel.
S~corf T'.Sh'
Mas Cochran -. Mss Hurst.
Th!rt FES&'
Mss s'n7<"> We Miss U-y'n-
Fourth r. SHIT
Nr.. Show1'.~- - Mrs. ETp,.owav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Runners II It Rains

II there s heavy rainfall this morn
Ing or Mt noon. tho auto races VIII I've
called oM and four running events sub
stitutrd II was announced last evening.
bur inhira ions point 10 there being the
au,o RACES a. weather progn!st:ca;:ons
arc for fair Weath"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
Won Five Purses
Horses Leaving

Two carloads Of tho runners !ctt last
evening tor Clarkshurg wh"r" they VIII
run in :he Central West Virginia Fair
all next week. Several stables LETT
las, evening FOR Erie. Pa. nH"nE them
being the W. " Good horses where
they Will remain until after m" Eric
tair starting in two wcnN*. ThHy VIII
rcst M after 4 s'rc3"us SEASON on me
circuits OTHERS will leave late this
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

hrst do not want to go further. On
the other hand the masses are no
longer disciplined. They have been
educated in the schools for a gen
GRAFTON and live their life in the mod
ern world of the factory.
They arc no longer disciplined. but
tney have no power and TO instrument
Tor etfecting their desires. There is
no political machinery open to them.
Ihey are not used to thinking in po-
liticai terms; they have no tradition
or experience of politics.
Ineirs is, moreover, force psy-
chology by heritage When they would
act they act, therefore. in mass demon
strations and mob violence, as in the
famous rice riots OF 1918, All the
elements exist that go Co compose revo-
luton. The situation Is one that per
mits only extremes. 1t is a system
that must change or burst and, since
there is no technique for change, there
is no outlet save in bursting.
Before weighing the possibilities of
such an outcome. and | must enpha-
size do not mean here to intimate
that 1t is an early possibility shah
explain something Of the forces be-
hind the social unrest