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NOTICE.

Every person owning one or more hives of bees must have same register ed at the Town Clerks office on or be- fore October 1st..under heavy penalty for failure to do so.
 Dated at Stafford, August 5th, 1921. J. CARL CONVERSE, Town Clerk.
 4w19
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Cotton in Australia. Government experts will investigate the possibility of raising cotton prob ably in Australia.
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$ Dollar Week 5 at Bldorini Store

( Large box s. P. Washing Powder, $l.OO { SRow Boy, 1.OO A Gold Dust, 1.OO ( Lighthouse, l.OO slIh. Pkg. Gold Dust, loo I6, IA oE., B. T. Rabbit, l.OO 16 oan BorAxo Toilet Powder, loo IN Box BorRz Soap Chips, l'OO Is Box BorAE Powder, l.OO sA Bars Swift Pride Soap, l.OO a4 Bars Hammer Soap, 4'OU 10 Bars Kirman Soap, OO IS Bars Star Soap, l'ON l6 Bars Fels NApthS Soap, l.OO ls Bars P. & c. NAptha Soap, lW I6 Bars Fairy Soap, l.Ot l5 Box Ivory Soap Flake, l.W IS Bars 6rAnpda Tar Soap, lW ls Bars Small Ivory Soap, l.N "A Bars 5e Size Ivory Soap, l.O( IS Bars Lifebuoy Soap, l.W l6 Bars Welcome Soap, l.W 15 Box Rinse, l.O' 10 Box Lux, l.O' l6 Bars Cooling Hand Soap, l.W l6 Bars Lava Soap, l.O 20 Bars Sterner Glyeerine Soap, l.O' s4 Bars FlOtillR Bath Soap, l.O' 10 Bars Lilac Glyeerine Soap, l.O' l5 BArs RomanzA Bath Soap, l.O 5 Can stsri- Foam, l.U Special, Doz., Screw Top, Quart
 Jars, Delivered, l'U
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FOR SALE-A Farm with two houses one new, 68 acres, over 40 Woodland. An excellent farm for young people and F miles from Crystal Lake. Price about $4,OOO. Easy terms Inquire of Mary Engel. box 645, Stafford Springs.
 #3W17.
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LOST-Last Sunday, between WiIIi- mantle and Stafford, a mans dress suit Green stripes. Reward. JACK WALLACE, Staffordville. *2w17
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Right Now when
 Vacation
 begins to get TiresOme and It's Hard for Mother to find Something to keep
 Sonny and Sister out of Mischief We have a New, Big line of TOYS that will Help. Lane Variety Store
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HupmObtIe Sedan-fOr sale. i'm A No. shape, five good tires, two spare tubes.
 8-day clock and bumpers on car and snubbers. ARCHIE M. SANGER. Tel: 10622. Stt
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FISHERMEN AT"TENTION-DObsO for Bait for sale by Frank Rounds, South Wilmington. Mail orders filled.
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FARM WANTED-I want to hear from party having farm for sale. Give price and description. B. B. HOWARD, Champaign, Illinois.
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FOR SALE-VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS, all styles on hand ready for immediate delivery. Sold on very easy terms of payment-nO interest charged. WENDHEISER'S MUSIC STORE. Rockville. 4W2O
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PIGS-S weeks $5.5O, 10 weeks $6OO, 3 months $7.OO. Bred Sows and Shoates our SAVn raising. The Old Reliable Mass
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FOR HIRE-7 Passenger. Battle Ship
 | Grey National. Day and night service. l Phone 1 4. D. SAIsTOEI. l9tf
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NubOne Made to measure COrsets-
 MRS. WALTER A. GREAVES, Tel 1854, Grant Avenue.
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FIRST CLASS CARPENTER-yyiShc iobbing of all kinds. Inquire Cross St., or write Box 643, borough. "3wl9
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for Hire. Five or T. passenger. Day or night service. Careful driver. Telephone 1912
 PAUL GENHOLT. 4tf
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FOR SALE Overland Six, Passen- ger, Continental Motor. In good run ming order.
 HARRISON w. WEBSTER, Stafford.
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FOR SALE-A closed top for a Ford ! Runabout DIR. F. l.. SMITH. 18tf
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DRSSSMAKER-Mrs. Lawrence Pease' Gold street
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WANTED-POsItiOn driver on any machine or truck. Good teamster; can handle from 1 to 16 horses. OWEN TOUGHER, box 406, Stafford. 17tf
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FOR SALE-BIack Horse, weight 1900 pounds guaranteed in good shape: Fine built Price $400 JACOB CEIARCHES, Holland Ct Tel 59-5, Rockville Div.
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FOR SALE-EdisOn Monograph with
 25 records. Address P. O. Box $50, Stafford Springs. 3WlS
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CONTRACTS TAKEN-FOr Painting, Papering, and Ceiling work. Low prices, guaranteed work. Paper fur nished.
 CHARGERS and LEHMAN, Holland, Tel. 59-5, Rockville Div.
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LOST-Pair of Glasses. Liberal Re ward if returned to JOSEPH POUCH
 FER, Box 4O6, Stafford Springs. 1a1w
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FOR SALE-1 American Adding Ma chine at reasonable price.
 A. BIDORINI Store
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WANTED-YOur Piano Tuning orders. Our Experts will tune and repair your will be pleased with our work. Satis- faction guaranteed. Telephone or send postal to Wendheiser's Music Store
 19tf
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PIANO and PLAYER PIANO-Tuning and Repairing. Orders taken at Fttz- patricks news rooms. Workmanshlp Guaranteed. EMIL JOHNSON, West Willington. ."ZWlo
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NOTICE.-Now is a good time to have lN your Quilrs, CaIpets, Rugs or nythIng that is washable. dune Ut the stafford springs laundry. STr
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TEUTONIA CLUB HOUSE-FOr Sale. Suitable for a business place.
 2W18 BENJAMIN CAMPO.
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FORD TRUCK-FOr Sale, 11a ton, runs like new, 1919 model. Bargain. See
 KEALY'S GARAGE. 3w1S
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FOR SALE-We have a 2tenement house, garage and hencoop, and two acres of land for sale cheap. Located l in OrcuttviIe. MURRAY AGENCY, Tel 2S2.
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CHAUFFEUR-Twen years old and from Italy one year and am look
 ing for a place as chauffeur, rich or industrial purposes. Address GENO Cecchet, Stafford Springs, Box ITO. 2w16
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FOR SALE-Hish grade old Violin.
 E ID Robbins L. Box 1S6. %2w1S
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HAY FOR SALE-Address E Lincoln White, R. D. 1, West Wilmington. Tel: No. 433-32 Willimantic Div. 47tf
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FOR SALE-We have just received several of the new style No: 300 CON, SOLE TYPE CTABLEl VICTROLAS Magogany and English Rrowns Mahog- any-price only $250.00. Would be pleased to show them to you at any time Sold on easy terms of payment.
 WENDHEISER'S MUSIC STORE, Rockville. 4WZO
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GIRLS WANTED-at the silk Mill.
 c. A. ROBINSON. 4tf
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PRESTOLITE GAS TANN-and Two Headlights complete ready to put on your car. Also few Auto Supplies and Accessories at bargain prices.
 w. A. BRUCE, Westford Avenue, Tel 61-13
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You'll get somewhere

PvSneO AIbgge ig woI fm tsppy rod baRs, eidy red hnss kGaasOme pound and half pound tin huHsidors and inths pound crystal glass huRs i6 CT wieh SponRs Rs0fstsnsP
 eOP.
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LET Us HAVE FULL INFORMATION


, efecio Of the grand Jury itself
frame them
grand need not % seriously
Of the most representative one
citizenship was concerned "
measure command the
therefore with them
great lea Of
recently about sooe'
something
Wheeling has done very u'"
brick paving was done "
brick paving contracts IN 1871 O0'n
fuu knowledge
called public attention
also have had access
a. any
others to hav. yue long before
his
will bard, avail charges out
action anything wrong in tho brick
OF city Officials VINO hao ACCESS 10 AL TN"
formation keptthe lr time:
be wei! " "gsehI In VIC" o. h
.,o o NAV. subject brick and asphalt
- Bachmann who has distinguished
other mpainant'
VI
aateA 70 De given H.
making this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
Commission Is Named to
ReCodify B. & |. Laws

Special Dispatch TO tho Intellicencer.
Charleston, W Va. Sept. Elm ac-
cordance with the terms OF house joint
resolution No l6. a6opted by the West
Virginia house OF delegates At It's re-
cent session. Governor F.. F. Morgan has
announced tho personnel OF a commits
sion Of three persons TO revise, re-
enact and recodlfy the building and loan
association laws OF the state.
Tho commission will consist Of Judge
r. J. McGinnss Of Raleigh county: Il
s. Morgan. Of Charleston. former state
superintendent Of schools and J. Luther
Wolfe. OF Ripley. former speaker OF the
house OF delegates.
Tho legislature. in adopting the reso-
luton, set out that the building and
loan associations OF West Virginia are
operating under laws passed IN 1861
with only Slight notifications since
that time. mo solons regarded the
present statutes as Anticipated and in
ADEQUATE and asked FOR the appoint
ment Of the commission TO redraft IN"
laws 20 encourage and promote home
building. saving and thrift.
Governor Morgan also announced the
appointment OF .. r. WyChoff, an at
torney OF Grafton, as member OF the
board Of examiners OF public account
ants. to IN the vacancy caused by IN"
death OF I. Region Brown. OF B!uef!eid
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THOSE GOLD DISHES

Take that stun away. Thus, or In
words to that effect Gd President War
rem q. Harding disposs Of the gold
dishes set before him at nns hotel In
Atlantic CRY. No doubt The proprietor
OF that hotel had been couo<tAG on
making big hit with those soad dishes.
In imagination he could already - tho
newspaper headlines. president cats
from gold dishes at tho knocferncold
hotel" Then the gold dish inct6snt
would go down in history. coupled Win
he name ot his hotel
Il Will g. down III history. but ~ -
tho hotol management had planned II
Mr.. Harding had been a nero king or
prince Of some foreign nation. or even .
jan!tor OF an apartment house he ne
doubt would have appreciated tho COM
plmsnt OF having his chow handed to
him on solid gold containers. But being
president Of the United States, which
owns mos, of the gold on top Of IN"
earth anyhow. q little gold dinner ser
Ice meant nothing IN his young life
So the presidential edict was TO 49,
that common stuff out Of sight and ~"
IN sone good Old Queenswars. And 1t
was even 80. Selah,
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Extension Division TO
Hold District Meetings

Norgantown W. Va. Sept 2J-DiHtrict
conferences for tho discussion Of some
administrative matters have been called
by tho extension division of tho tniVsr-
sIty in Romney, Weston. MoundsVillo'
Ravenswoud and Roncenrerte the latter
part OF next month. The executive com
mittce Of the Nest Virginia Farm Rur-
eau Federation will call meeting OF
county farm bureau officers and leaders
at the same time and places All the
county agents and home demonstrations
agents OF the various counties In tho
flve sections VII, meet representatives
Of the central office at the Designated
meeting places on mo following tenta-
tive dates:
Romney. Monday. October -: Hamp-
shire, Berkeley. Grant. Hardy. Mineral.
Weston. Tuesday. October %; Barbour
PraSton. G!lmer. HARRISON. Lewis. Ran
dolph. Cpshur. Webster
Moundsville. Wednesday. October 20:
Brooke. Marion. MononGalia. Ohio. Ty-
Ter. Peasants. Weizel.
Ravenswood Thursday. October IT:
Cabell. Jackson. kanawha, M!ngo. Writ.
Richie. Wayne, Wood.
Ronceverte. Saturday, October 20:
Fayette, Greenbr!er. Mercer. Monroe,
Pocahontas, Summers
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KOCH, OF WHEELING,
DELEGATE TO THE
MINING CONGRESS

Charleston. W. Va. Sept IS GOV
ernor L. r. Morgan rs announced tho
appointment, Of q group ~ West Viz
g!na delegates TO tho twenty-fouTth
annual convention OF the American Min
Ing Congress. TO be held a. chicago on
October 1922, inclusive.
Tho perscnne; OF the delegation 10:
r, NJ. I.amhie. Charleston. chief OF ths
state department OF mines, r. 8. Ma
loney. Thomas. II. NJ. Bartolet, Charles
ton: w II. Koch. Wheeling. l. e White.
Morgantown: c. \. Krebs. Charleston :
George T. Watson. Fairnont. A. r. Bel
srl. Holden: w. NJ Wiley. Sharples: J..
&. Bradley, Dundon; w. H. Cunning
ham. Huntington. George Wolfe Beck
ley. John J. Lincoln. Elkhorn' l.. I.
T!rney. Powhatan: l.. D. Vaughn. Graf
ton; NJ l.. Hutchinson. Falrmont. =. j..
Keyes WellsburS. Everett Drennen'
EllSins. and Earl =. Henry. Hartford
The purpose OF tho American Mining
Congress. Governor Morgan said. In ar
ranging for the forthcoming conren-
rtun. is 20 bring together tho leaders
90" Industry "a formulate n constructive
program which will be Of beneht 10 the
nation. IN,
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RIPPING RHYMES
SrrNaBR AND srUNG.
BY WALT MASON

A merchant prince can sting me once"
but one tina Will suffice: and | would
be the premium Ounce 20 let him sting
mo twice When I receive my monthly
bills mistakes I've often caught: I'm
charged for boots or beeSwaN pills, the
which never bought. Some error Of
clerk' | say, and Journey TO tho store,
whero things are Strengthened right
away. md no ono's head IS sore. All
honest men may make mistakes, which
they IA haste retrieve, and even | hHN"
made my breaks which tart YOU o.!
scarce believe But II my groccr8 re
rrescn, their sand rs being pure. and
no cheap sugar with It bent, their
tricks can't endure, e | discover when
! try TO Swceten up my tea tho send :
been sugarCd on the sly-.,,uCh methods
yickcn me And Il tho datrl man would
hi,k. | say to him. "Avant, You Try TO
sell me Jugs Of milk. when waters what
want. | fa!n would lave my fcNercd
brow with water. ere dine" and YOU
rroduco an antique cow, and say It's Juice
IS fine" or gricvous tricks NE world
IS full, and takers sm!rk and laugh,
hoy sell US sh"ddy rags Of wool. and
raurr shoes ~ "al, And ever rs
sing and DANE. hand out this advice:
the same man Shu.ldn't have chance
to sing tho voter twice.
,Copyricht by George Matthew Adamsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
ARTIFICIAL LIGHTNING
ROITS

\ For m. nrst time IN history a charge
IN. million vets OF electricity mas
aan produced. The feat was accom-
plishsd by the General Electric company
az schenectady. New York. Forty years
syo Edison flrs, trGn$m.tt"d l!' E"i'S'
and Inter 90" A. tho present H'ne the
General Electric company - transmit
ting vcl,agcs OF "G0V") ,or practical
purposes.
spsak!r,S 81 the latest accomplish
m.n,. Charles =. Stoirmctz. consulting
.nv.na.r o. IN. General Electric com
nany. who - second only 70 Thomas A
Edison a. an electrical authority. says
that : .OnC. 900 volts - o"e-Sttath part
ot g. Hash u lightning II Will not De
lonk. he states until Il will be possible
I, produce a hash q, lightning rs power
rul as ,ha. corning from the clouds,
While DR.. ste'nme:z docs not COM
men, on mo possibilities % such art'-
ficial lightning. sors OF them arc ooVt-
Gus, Thor uss In war ~ once suggests
itself. wha, a spectacle u would he
to see two great armies hght!ng with
bolts oc lightning. or two great fleets
seeking 20 send each other to the bot
tom by the same means. II such a
weapon ever should Re perfected. other
artillery would hscorre useless. FOR the
lightning would explode all tho ammu-
milton.
It Is even possible that n the future
} great airships armed with bolts OF
\lishtn,ng msY sat- over an enemy city
and do deliberately and intell!gently
What Nature now does blndiy. Battles
1 Ia tho clouds with Natures most terrible
vsapon--the possibility stagEers the
IMAGINATION.
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DECLARE TRUCE
IN AN T|-BEER
SENATE FIGHT.

Washington. Sept. 25.-Forms, doclar-
R'!on OF truce In the senate night over
the anti-oeer bill and -, search and
seizure clause Is expected tomorrow.
Suspension OF hostil!tlss - 10 last
few weeks. according 10 tho present
uu'l"ck, or until the senate dispo.es
o. lur tax revision bill and the Ger
man. Austrian and Hungarian peace
treaties.
When tho tax bill Is called up tomor-
r,W. senator Sterling. Republican. South
Dakota, In charge Of the ant!-bear meas
Ure. plans 70 give way with announce
mont Of his understanding that the TRY
blN" shall Do given right OF way after
action on tho tax measure and the
treaties. Meanwhile tho treasury de-
partment Is counted on by dry" lead
erS to withhold permitting manufacture
AMI physicians prescriptions OF beer.
William ]. Bryan today interviewed II
the beer bill night by Issuing a state
mrnt dcnouncing the alleged fliouster
agains' Il.
"a hl!buster by a minority" said MI.
Rry,r. VINO has been comforting with
proponents OF tho bill al tho capitol.
10 prevent the enforcement OF a con-
stt,utionai provision Is about as un-
democratic procedure as could be I'M
agtned. especially a constitutional pro,
vision which outlaws crimina!
traffic"
Mr. Bryan commended the search ann
seizure clause in tho conference report
Search warrants for priNH'" "N"''tHIN
should be required, he said, but auto
mobiles. he declared. should be subject
10 search without warrants.
ITO require warrant before search-
Ing a suspected automobile" said MT.
BRYAN, would practically nullify the
law. Tho automobile could get INTO
another county before warrant ronid
IA secured K Is !nconce!Vaoie that
any dry senator can be deceived by the
mock hero!cs OF tho vets.
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Is LOVE EUGENIC ?

Several interesting addresses were
made 1T the second International Con
Eress OF EuEen!Cs. held LAST week n
New York. This branch OF STUDY. which
Is expected eventually TO resu.: n great
physical Advancement OF tho human
race, IL Of vital importance. The Same
principles that make. ane horses and
other animals would make nne human
animals, but those principles cannot b.
applted as ye, Whatever may be don.
lalonS these lines must DO donn gra6I-
Ally and with due regard - the human
a. we'll as the animal factors.
One Of the most notable Su"aksrs a.
tho congress Was Major l.eor.trd bar
win, son OF the great Charles Darw'n.
originator OF the now generally accepted
theory Of evolution. Major DarwSn =
FOR eugonics. but no stated that the r..
suits hoped for probably would not os
observed for several hundred years In
any event. he said. hs was 4 Arr 30
lever IN love as the guide 70 marriage.
If young people were always allowed
- follow their natural !nci'0at'oOs.
said Darwin. their mating usua! =
would p. Use from tho staaIp,:;.t OF
eugeu,rS Hut many marr!ay.s watch
are made ccr wealth or suc!u! position
do no, tend to bc;."r Tho human rae"
This wi! no doubt he comforting %
lovers IN all PARTS OF the world. II IS
apparent tHat Mrior Darwin regards
love as a'.'u.;h.;r regulated ~ n" law,
Of pt.l~i~Li .t'rtr'!on pth"rwiSH. h."
0nrI,,t MT aS,Nr, INT vourr ..n,,'. nan.
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MYSTERIOUS Murder
Battles the Police

Special Dispatch 10 the Intell!sencer
Charleston. W. Va. Sept 26.--Police
OF Charleston and Huntington are baf-
fled by the mysterious murder OF Davis
Fisher taxicah driver. OF this city. His
body was found on the Charleston
Huntington highway near the latter
city
Belief IS held that a wh!skey ring was
involved In the murder and that Fisher
was victim OF a booze runners ven
delta Police of this state. Ohio and
Kentucky are on the lookout for the
murderers.
A great international whiskey run
ners' organization Is operating through
Cleveland. Columbus. Ironton. o. east
eru Kentucky and southern West VIZ
clnin, the authorities think. Fisher may
have been feared as a witness against
members Of the ring at tho session OF
federal grand jury now sitting In Hunt
ington.
Two bullet holes In Fishers head told
how the murder had been committed.
This body was found hidden In some
weeds near the highway. covsred with
On auto blanket.
Fisher left Charleston at p. m. an
swering a mysterious call. Tho auto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
IN NATIONAL GUARD
ORGANIZATION WORK

Special to Tho lntelltgencer
Charleston. W. Va. Sort. 26.-Rapld
progress IS being made IN tho reorgan-
,2a'ion OF the West Virginia national
guard. authorized BY tho last legislature
Several companies already have been
formed and many others are In the
process OF organization.
Efforts OF tho ad1utant general nTe
conferred on tho completion OF units In
towns Of southern West Virginia. In
order that federal soldiers now in this
state may DO relieved az soon ~ pos
sibie. Tho federal government has Of
nctally recognized complr; d units at
Charleston. Williamson. WEIGH and
Logan
colonel F. B. Shaw. representing tho
Cnitod States army during the>Feorgsn-
lzatiou OF the guard here said he IL
impressed with tho enthusiasm which l
have found in this state
When I was at Logan. they were
bile to get moro than 80 men together
:or tho frs. company inspected for fed
eral recognition Since then they have
taken in IS moro men. I am Informed"
he continued.
AT Williamson We had difficulty IN
reducing tho number 20 30 into the COM
pany to tho maximum allowed by tho
federal government. One hundred and
forty-seven men were persent 70: In
spect!on and tho maximum allowed Is
90 and three officers, 80 that the slight
es: physical defect was cause for re-
lection
The majority of tho men are eK-serv-
leo mon and have never seen q national
guard company make q hotter appear
ance than these companies presented. I
believe that by the t!me the regular
army troops are withdrawn. West Vir-
g!nIa Will be in nne shape 20 take care
OF any situation that might arise.
Tho way Applications are coming In
for companies f:om all sections OF the
state indicates the greatest amount OF
enthusiasm and decided realization OF
the need for vigorous national guard"
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Bar Association
Luncheon Program
Will Be Resumed

r." weekly luncheons ot the Ohio
County Bar association will again 10
held throughout the winter. The NrSt
MONDAY luncheon OF the attorneys wa
o.. @cld at tho Fort rIenry club on uC-
'0h"r 5.
Members OF tho bar association are
w being sent notices and are request
Il 20 state whether they will attend ~"
unCheous throughout the winter or not
10y writing Attorney Wright Hugus.
secretary.
Each week new chairman will be
appointed and he In turn will appoint a
committee OF three to prepare paper
FOR tho following meeting on various
questions. Two OF the members VIII
then be appointed by the chairman 70
mako reply.
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". Y. j. in Good Shape \
After Saturdays Game

MorE1ntown. W. Va. Sept. 36-Ths
cadet corps OF West Virginia win have
NOR. than 700 members this year, an
increase Of almost 200 over last year.
according to the reports. from the Office
Of the commAndant, Captain HarlAnd l.
Mumma Captain Mumma will not re-
port for duty here again until next
Tuesday and tho work 10 under the d.
rection of his assistant, Captain D. J.
Myers in his absenoA The famous ca
Diet band under Walter A. HsstrsEAt
will be stronger than ever and will have
I full band Of capable players. This
band is perhaps one Of the best known
student bands In the country and has
been a feature Of many events for the
past decade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
STATE POLICEMAN
INJURED IN WRECK
OF HIS MOTORCYCLE

Fairmont. w. Va. -ept a6-Sreed!nE
a round a curve on the county road near
Watson last night in pursuit OF 4 boot
legger's car. Trooper George Wilson OF
The squad stationed here plunged over
= fifteen foot embankment wrecking his
and side car. and receiving
srr:oua injuries Wilson was picked up
unconscious by passing auto!sts and
taken TO the FA:rmon: hospital. where
he revived shortly ac,-r. He suffered
contusions and bruises
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to my mind. as incontestable A. tho
right Of tho state to safeguard tho
health and morals Of Its people A.
science has enlightened government In
tho prevention and spread OF disease It
must also snrghten government In
tho prevention Of the spread and multi
plcation Of worthless members Of soct-
ETY.. the spread Of feeble-mindedness. OF
id!ocy and OF all moral and intellectual
as we'll as physical disease
Strong. earnest words. and theY con-
tain great truth.