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PEACE EFFORTS
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board at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the FIVE chief executives will hold u
meeting at a. III. 70 h.scuss matters
pertaining 10 the situation and cV"rdt-
nato pans governing their action when
they 80 into session with the board.
Eefu~c leaving tonight. the brother
kuul chiefs SAID the did not haNo tie
slightest idea Of what proposals tho
labor beard Intends 10 submit !" them
at tumorrow's conference. Their att
tude was ono oC entire rec'p'ivcncss
and dis.uctnn;!on 70 discuss anything
which might lie preJHd!c.,l 10 any con-
ci,iAt"ry move contemplated.
T. &. CaShcn. president az tho Switch
mems rn.on Of North America, arrived
hero from RuEi.l." late this afternoon
Hr accompanied In" local brotherhood
executives. ". q. l."" president OF tho
Err;hcrhr,h oc Railroad Trasnm"n;
Warren :. stone. president OF tho
Rro,harNvoI 80 Locomotive Engineers.
and w :. Carter. president "t the
brotherhood rt f.rcmen and EnStncmcn.
to Chicago.
Mr.. Casr"n was n conference this
Afternoon with president Stone Gtnh the
advisory board &C tn" brotherhood Of
Irrrm"'jN" Engineers. and President
Carer nui ~" executive committee Of
tNc Rrn;hcrhouh Of FIremcn and En-
rinenlcn.
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ldert In 1904 and On Governor Ho
moretand DAVIS of Virginia.
President Harding I'm academic sooe
headed the procession around the cor
lcge campus prior 10 the exercise
Which were he'd in the alcove 81 inc
Hrenn building. III. oldest college i.i'
la tho country sti!l In daily use. u VIZ
auilt In 1924. Later he went TO JAMES
town the site Of the first English se.-
l!rmcnt in America, and placed q ~re1''
on 9TH" gray" at Governor iardley' VIZ"
in 1919, called the first legislative AZ
Scmhly to be held on this continent.
Late in tie day III" chief executive
visited various historic scenes In YORK.
town.
In the presidents rarity were four
cabinet members, Secretaries Hugnea|
Mellon. WcrES and Hoover, besldes|
various other officials. and Prince y
Bcarn. charr" al the French emba ssh
al Washington.
Leaving Yorktown tonight on the,
Mayilowcr. til" party is 10 reach the capj
itUl early tomorrow morning.
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BABY SHOW WINNERS
TO GET MILK PRIZES

Tho committee having In charge tho
Community Baby Show which Will take
place Monday evening. October 81. at
the Prth!an Castle. under the auspices
~ Elack Prince Lodge No 70. Knights
Of lythtas which will he the star fea-
tUre ct their third annual Home COM
Ing and Halloween celebration. an
nounced last night after special meet
inS At the Pythian club. that Saturday.
October 90. would positively lie the last
day 10 register babies for the big show.
All names mailed before midnight.
Saturday. will be properly registered.
Those received after thai time Will he
disqualified. So got busy 1t once. Mail
a card or note (" ryth!an BABY Show
Manager. Box "5c. CITY: civ" axe aud
name OF baby. and your address and
phone number. Then bring your baby 10
tho Pythian Castle, Twenty. seventh
and Chapline streets, Monday evening.
October 81. at T:3o o'clock. There wni
be no charges.
Speaking Of prizes. the following let
ter explains Itself:
THE UNITED PARRY COMPANY
Wheeling. ". Va.
October Is. 1921.
This communication when property
signed with the winners namo and all
dress. entities the bearer I" gra:u!ty
OF ore quart OF Tho United Da!-y's
Grade az" Nolstcin lahy Milk for
reriod OF thirty days delivered 10 your
address.
This Grade ~" Hols.e!n Milk Is
recognized as ono OF the finest POO
ducts ever sold n Wheeling, being pro-
duced on one OF the mos: model farms
In Belmont county aEl handled In III"
most sanitary and scientific manner
from the farm to the consumer. II is
especially recommended for babies.
small children and sick people; ana w
are more than glad 10 Iiv" rs orc ot
tho prizes a, the PythIan BABY Show
quar-; OF this high Erado milk delivered
TO the winners home daily for one
month free.
Signed.
THE UNITED DAIRY COMPANY.
J. u. Davis. Assistant Manager
Winners Name
:. ..-...'... ..''....
Address
-
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF Personal Property Of John George
LuckeI on His Fsrm on Friday, oc-
tobsr, Al, 1871, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.

on Friday. October 81. 1921. tho under
signed executors OF John CNorgH Luck"i
will offer at public sale tho following
personal property:
Two mich COWS | heller So head OF
sheep. mare. hog. farming maChin-
cry consisting Of mower, rake. grain
drill. plows single shovc.. potato digger
harrows, wagons and other machinery
and farming utensils: oats. wheat. old
corn and corn in shock, ! stacks of hay
and wheat and oat straw. household and
Kitchen furniture and carpets: set
blacksmith tools and all other personal
property now on the farm.
TERMS OF SAI.E-All sums OF Ten
Dollars 800 or under in cash. and over
Ten Dollars six 80 months will hs
given those desiring credit by giving
note with approved personal security.
NJ. c. HUGHES.
ARCHIE HEDGES.
Executors OF John George Luckel. De-
ceased or.@Q-g
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sHEEUT'S SALE

By virtue ~ authority vested In mo
by dscree OF Circuit Court ot Ohio
County. West Virginia. made and entered
on tho 18Th day % October. 1921. wherein
S,a;s o. West Virginia. by Walter s.
Halanar. STATE TAX Conn. S5.un"r and
ex-ofcic!n STATE COww!SS!oa"r 90 rroh!-
hilton. vas tho p,aintIH and Joe Celcvro
was tho defendant. I Will on the 10Th
day oc November. 1921. :. the north
front door - the Court Nous" OF tho
cry Of Whcc,!cg. Ohio County. Wes.
Virginia, at - o'clock n. m. sell at
public auction 10 tho highest bidder for
cash one Ford automobile truck. engine
number 3t95215.
HARRT r. ILOtSE
gne-.r ~ Onto county. West Virginia
October u 1911. O. 90. 2;-aov.2-lO
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world" said Mr. lEar"!NG ""'rl#,tiT
NOT for our ru!.rn.c ,tt"n". Ill ,..' IT'D
"!al though; -. 4 r'n'url ant i bali
.agu. There were, Iih"r,l I.'"% IN !!
attending sympathy in EH"Iand T1d Il
plSSionat" GrI n'iun /" mo-" H"''ra!
tendencies III France" Tin" tyuInrh az
freedom In iii" American r".. Mes
greatly strengthened liberal Ni"'- IN
the old world. Inevitably til, i.h"ra!
public opinion Las grown d"mini"'.
bruucht Great britain and America 20
Il policy Of pacific adjustment i"r all
our differences. There has b""H non.
Orahla and uubrOkcn "'ac" Tor more
than Il century: W" cam" +" c""inl"n
sacrifice and rISan@u.n"d association
in the World War and Il fufGr" breach
OF our peaceful and irirndl" relation
is nnthiMkabi". In The trui""S"lF "I
preserving civilization We were natu.
rally ar1ayed together, and III" cnnvic'
tons Of il civilization worthy o. that
costly preservation will eIalt peace
and warn against conflict for ali tim"
10 come
Our thoughts have lately been con
c"rned with those events which made
history on the scale of world. rain
or than of sentiment. Yet IA" i Ne"n
IS the same. 1t IL the lesson Of real
!ntcr-dcprndence among The nations
which leads civilization.
Pays Tribute to France.
I'm our great crisis nearly cen.
turv and a half ago France clrlH 10
uur aid and made our independence"
possible. In her supremacy aaEl""S
hour we gladly went TO her support
and did our part 10 secure her liberty.
A grateful republic fulfilled an obi.
cation which the passing generations
had not dulled.
"Rcflecting today on Tho inevitable.
ness Of our participation on our 'lcS OF
kinship. friendship and fellowship. ami
appraising anew the way o. III" world
Gods rood world must share III"
aspirations TO realize lie Mubl"si ideals
70. mankind, there IL ! fresh hunger.
ing for understanding new cal fcI
Cu-opcra ton. = clear conviction OF nur'
poses AMI devotionS and loyal'i"S not
limited to SoNcrriGniirs nor national
boundaries. As the Fortunate, success
full citizen Is both inspiration AMI OK.
ample 20 he community Of his growth.
so must The fortunate and successful
nations help the world Ia. The higher
and nObler jewels o. accompaniment.
Here at YORKTOWN Was sealed IN" 'nar.
ter OF the new and fire." America. hut
In the charter was written III" r"l!Ona
liberalism Of the maturing eighteenth
century crying out from both CONT
ncDts.
COOPERATION Essential
Shall mankind. then. 90 OH y"t for
generations. for centuries, knowing.
h,it refusing Ia be Clliled BY ihn:n
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CHUiRCHMEN'S CLUB
TO MEET OCTOBER 20

Tie Ou.n Valley thurc,lm"n'S ,iHh
vi. Ln.d an ":',n meeting at So. Luk"'s
l. T. ,i,ur, Il. ~: nrt"lrr ~. nj j. nj.
All ,usu a:r cordially nI!trI.
The speaker -: III" cN"H!ng vii! b"
the Rev. :. Rne"" TYLER. q: Nuut.mGt"u.
VITO VIII talk on Til" Nation Wide Gam
paisn." Mr.. Evh"rt l.c" Boyd is In
charge "t local arrangements t"r the
meeting.
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LOCAL MEAT WORKERS STRIKE
VOTE NOT GIVEN OUT HERE
HEAVY MAJORITY FOR STRIKE
SHOWN BIZ BALLOTS CAST
IN OTHER CITIES
Approximately 700 Men Would Be In
VOWED by o walkout KsrS

Tresideu. Edward Real. % ;Ee
butchers workman local ~ this city.
seated to an lnte'llsenccr reporter AS.
wight. that nothing. up 20 the present.
has been done Icy this body II con-
rrctlon With waXinG public strike
referendum. AMI that they are wai;iHS
e. hear from the executive board Of tho
International association.
President EeA, ST ed that no could
rot say what the outcome would ~.
lie stated that referendum vote
had been taken In this cIty. About 1or
men are involved IN Wheeling packing
houses.
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INJURIES ARE
FATAL To BOY
LAWSON REED. HUNTER, ACCT
DENTALLY SHOT YESTERDAY,
DIES THIS MORNING.
Was Brought to Ohio valley General
Hospital After Accident.

Lawson Reed. 30 Years. ot Baru"svjii"
ohio. who WAS accidentally shot while
out hunting yesterday a:t"rn""n. a':G
later removed t. tie Ohin Na.i"y Cen
eral hospital. d:rd this morning at III
O'clock.
Young lawson WAS we'll kn0"a
throughout Narnvsril,. and had = large
Circle OF friends. Who were panied 10
hear OF HIS death. The body WAS re-
moved 10 "a local undertaking rarl"c
md after h"lnS prepared c"r burial vii
hc removed e. his Late home. fr"!h where
funeral services Will be conducted.
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WETzEL COUNTY BANK
IS CLOSED BY STATE

The Wetzel County Bank at Now Ma
tinsv!le. W. Va. was closed Yesterday
afternoon BY James S. Hill. state bark
commissioner. with. headquarters a.
Charleston.
according 70 Mr. Hill. th"rN has h""n
such a run on the bank during the past
three days In proportion 10 rs husin"Ss
that Il was impossible for i To CVu-
t!nur.
This came as n great suCrr!s" % Nh"
people Of New Mart:nSville. Mr.. Filli
was unable 70 give out any Information
as 70 future Developments.
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as Par Can't.

N7naha. Neh.. OCT. 70 - Eghty-i've
per cent OF the packing plant employees
cs Omaha. who voted in ~" reeent
strike referendum. aNorC1 authorizing
executive board OF the .\rnaiSar!at"d
Meat cutters and Butche: Workmen "r
North America :" r1it Il strike tn the
rarkinS trdGStr". = such action Is
deemed necessary. u protect interests
os the employees. according - ]. w.
Burns. secretary &C the unions district
council. number ).
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STERN ACTION
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commerce. commission as all eXecuNV"
body. the end OF strikes "n American
railway will be IN sight. = cong as tHc
hoard regards ITSELF as a Jud!c!a! p"hF
Ind acts without favor to eNher s'Hc,
the public Wiz como gradually |" reEaro
It's word as rnal aLd strikes or lock-
out in dehanc" VI the boards decision
Will not lie deemed practicable By either
side.
VIII Garry Weight
Even II the hoard should ISSUE n'R-
lofty and minority report. the views "t
tht, ,ajority Will carry sufficient weiEhl
TO sA.ng public opinion. haiLwa! en-
rrnv.s &, the one hard would not rs n
body defy such Il report han inc st'tN
holders Of a railroad. The rulings or
tho Interstate commerce. commission
and tho supreme court "a. III" nlied
States are accepted without challenge
and Il is the am nr the administration
In adj t. tho mora, influence OF tho raj!
way labor board 50 that its word VII!
carry Just as Ear.
Rate Reduction
incidentally. there's reduction IN
freight rates coming. The White House
can't say 50 officially but every Sign
points to 4. There are some cases pcnd
Ing IN the Interstate commerce commits
sion involving rates IN hardwood lum-
Ter. grain and grain products which
may remove Il large part OF the % per
cent Increase granted last year. The
railroads have made voluntary cuts in
handling export grain. livestock. OIL ANA
building materials and II Is estimated
that practically all al the SipO.OOO.puO
wage cut Will be offset by freight rate
reductions within the next fortnight.
Then Il Will be n question Of whether
the increased income ~ tho railroads
due To low freight rates VIII enable
Thorn TO takn care OF their operating cN-
penses or whether further wage cuts
are necessary In order ihat tho roads
may be run at n profit 70 their stock
holders Earnings OF the rands have
picked up IN recent months and On" sot
Of statlsticians IS busy showing bow
tho cut In wages made 4 u"hsih.c wh.is
another Set argues that III" Increased
business III" roads are d"!7b really Is
Responsible for the letter financial show
Ing. When rates are further reduced. Il
Is expected THAT d:s!ntercStcd analysts
will have 40 truuLlo In hnd!nS out
which CLAIM, ~ correct.
Mcauwhiln a precedent has been es-
,ahlishcd by President Harding In bring
Ing tho United States railroad labor
board into conference informally with
the interstate" commerce commission. 1t
freaks the Ice and makes Il possible TO
have further conferences. 1t viii be not
ed that only ~" ncmb"rs Of the public
group Of tn" railroad .dhor board visited
the :N'rrs;at" commerce commission AZ
the railway ami labor representatives
rcspcct.vcly We're excluded. Tho IN
rnrtaHcr az the step IS that hereafter
there will he constant link between
tn. tw" as"uc!cs SO that cuts In wages
may he related :" adjustments IN ;hc
tuv"in" OF railroads from freight and
passenger service.
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10 to One

East ST Louis Ills. Oct. 19--rack-
ing house employees In the Fast ST.
Louis district. who voted In the recent
referendum ballot approximately IS to
In favor Of a strike. Earl Emerson.
district president AMI international
vice president OF the Amalgamat ted
Meat cutters and Hatcher Workmen's
Union OF North America. announced to-
day. About 100 votes wero returned
IN this district. Mr.. Emerson added.
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A Majority

Fort Worth. T"N.. oct. - - \ major
tty OF tho ballots cast by the Fort
Worth packing house employees favored
. strike. NJ II. Freeman. secretary OF
the Butcher Wurkmcu's local an
nounced today. How strongly the strike
was fa"ored here will be undetermined
until tho result OF the hal!o;ing are an
nounced In Chicago. Freeman said.
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headquarters to Chicago

rlncInrlti -. go. - .-- Headquarters
OF T.. H. Fitzgerald. grand president.
aml Gc"rr" s Lei. grand secretary. Of
III" Er":t"rh""l Of Railway clerks.
Fr"!gh' iE,rd."rS. Express and Station
Employees. VIII l." temporarily sh!ft"h
from ''iurtnua:l to Chicago. Sunday.
Fitzgerald. Levi. !. T. Abbot. g-and
vice president. and rh!l Ti"E;tr editor
If II" halfway "Inrk. official journal Of
tn" hfnth"s hnrG. l"av" for Chicago sat.
urdiy might. on Sunday. hey will NEE.
thcr" with -" grand Cha!runn Of th"I-
hro'hevh"nd on all railroads IN he
Gritrd S;ai"H I" map cat their pro-
gram IN tho strike crisis
Yard Masters Won't Strike
CnlHrhuS. -. r''. - National head
quarters hCr" ~ tho 'Railrnad NarH
MaNt"-S association NJ America. with a
r,r"mh"rsh'p &c NOR" than : oto 'hrouEh-
III; ':,N country. '0Iar Sent uut notices
- 10 u"'nh"rs - remain NJ work per.
Forming t""!r uSua, hlt'"s in tie - en-;
~ / rai.r"HI w"rk"rS strike.
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s. l"ui, Mo. rC'. 10 Executives
Of ever railroad in the southeast r."
,.xj,r.'"d by" Friday for thr conference"
70 discuss tho prospective railroad
s'riko. 1t VAS Announced to-day.
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Students to Man Train

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. oct. i9--StnGcnta
At i.cH!rh | University. today signifed
their Willingness :" h"lp keep trans
rur,..r-; "H H." beading Hallway In
case OF Il strike.
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New York. oct. - An a0pca, 20
III" hons" for Volunteers To man trains
~ 'i... event "f n srrik" Was iSS@rl To-
day by the Eric railroad.
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There Is such thing as hardwork-
Ing loater. There .sn'e much harder
work tran fcr al active man 10 be
forced % .oaf But IS any active man
ever forced 20 ioaf2
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RESPONSIBILITY NOTICE.
NOTICE

After October l.. 1921. will not
Be responsible FOR any debts con-
t-acted b. any person other than
myself. (Slgrsd)
JOHN PAEILkEY,
oc.1si 24l2 EoH st.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
0AxI ). Xsp1sr. Prou.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel 1905 chapltas Street
CAu Phone 1877
DIED

BRADES--On Tuesday. October IL. 1921
az b O'Clock 7. m. at tho residence "t
sam Tom,inspn. @1aS Chapll1c street
Mrs. ELSIE BRhDt;N, aged 50 years
Funeral from the place Of death Thurs
dag afternoon at o'c'urk y. M
Friends Of the family respectfully in
v:tod. lntcrmsnt in Mt. Tiun cemetery.
MIII.ER--At Steuhenvii'e. ohio. on Dc-
tohe, l.. t9"l. N. S. MILLER aged -
years.
Funeral from hts 1a'e residence. No. 3cc
North sixth street. Stcuh"uvilie. on
Thursday. october 20. 1921. At 4
o'clock IN Tie afternoon.
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YoR REHT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Twn or three furnished
housekeeping rooms on Island: no OBJ
lection 10 children. Inquire 1929 Chap
line. oc.l8-i
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pa.r OF glasses. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-n.nth streets on
EoN; reward. Return % 1901 Eott oc.l9-l
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WANSED-NAxY.

wANTED-Maa With Some knowledge
OF hardware. Address Lock Box ).
Bridgeport oc.@0-m
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roA SALE

FGE SALE-TLo Registered Guernsey
bulls. ono 10 Two years Old. Edward
N!cho;S i. L. 4. Elm Grove. Fhono
Woodsdale 7ll". R.ng -. oc.20-i
FOR SALE:--F'errcts. y. C. Sedan, IS
Seventeenth s. oc.l4-l
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A DRAWING accoUrc may 10 had by a
salesman who has the acquaintance
and the ability to sell the stocks "t an
I'D established corporation for a broker
90 hsh standing; state details fully.
Address Corporation Broker. caro- OF
Inte'liSencer. oc.2O-S
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~" properly asserted. Therefore.
h.Iiry,. tie tune = ;,rne when there
must h" r,,u"r!iiAn &c "-ECniia! 90.
nI"ra'i,.a ANON Ma ,i"F.S. devoted each
ui ihs III in il, u|u peculiar national
way - fl" rpIl:nun good and progress
" ali nIJn!;iaL This We stand al
il" dawn al i n-w day. in which m.
ilrn< shall b" stronger for c0ntribu'
ri,n to ihr worlds Lr;trrmcni. be.
rui;t,IUr pIrpu$" and united aspiration
ma III" security uf d common devotion
10 The .udS Cf p"nc" IN | civilization. !
"On" Feed not pic.ur" Il world SOY!
.I,i"ntr rIlinG over II! IA" varying
races. rraii'iunS AM national cuI'
lures. bCCauS" it will never be. No
program which seeks 10 submersc ma.
'icnality Will succeed. This republic
sill never surrender so priceless a
hrri'au" will never destroy the soul
which impcilcd oar gratifying attain
mentS. In the sober circumSne"tion,
Yr;ros rccti0n and in'rospeciiOn OF
these crucial times "" do believe there
is sanity and urgent Hrcd in bringing
the tre, thought Of all great peoples
INFO understanding and cooperative
cnd"avnr which shuns the alliances
and arms ard strengthens the con.
cords Of peace so that each may re.
alze it, ri@hiful destiny and contrib
Vie its utmpat 10 numan advancement
and attending human happiness.
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FRIENDSHIP
Continued From Page one.)

s"rva:lon OF civilization. lie spoke
also word or gratitude for iNc ;Ed
given by France ~ the revolution. and
declared the time Ind CON" ;"r world
wide cooperation and an.!ry among ma
TONS. That part of tn" Yorktown
speech devoted 70 British American re-
ut!ons was in the form 81 4 brief
declaration of the policy Of lie United
States.
Unbroken Peace.
Tho triumph O: freedom IN IN.
American co.unIes." he said. greatly
strengthened liberal Views N the n}t
World. Inevitably this LIBERAL pubic
opinion. deliberate and grown dominant.
brought Great Britain and America "a
n policy If accommodation and pacific
uhjUs,m"nt for All our differences.
There has been honorable and I'M
broken peace for more than c,ntur-.
We com. 20 common sacrifice and "nson-
pi!n"d association IN In. World war
nnd a future breach "f our peaceful an !
friendly rcla' !uEs IS uHthl'Kahr. IN
The trust""Ship ~ preserving ,tVIli IA :
zion W. were naturally arraycd together.
unl the r0uS;ct.ouS Of Il civilization
worthy nt that costly preservation will
rlI,; peace nn1 warn aga'as: conflict
Tor all time 20 come.
Renews Foreign Pledge.
In the course of his prepared ad
dress, the President also took occa
sion 10 renew the nations pledge oil
participation IN ihe broader affairs o'
The world. and declared his belief that
the time had come for Essential co
operation" among nations generally
for tho hottcrm n OF tho world.
We must not claim for the new
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Degrees Conferred

peicrat'S were present At tn" Will
liam and Mary exercises from al col
IrgcS IN III" country more than On" hum
ircl years old and honorary degrees
were ais, conferred on JuhS" Alton Is.
Parker. prmocra liz ranG.datc for pres
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Co.on.ration Essential

Shall mankind. then. 20 Oh y"' for
generations. for centuries, knowing.
but refusing 10 be guided by ihc:"
truths Nci if conscience and reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

WANTEp- Baker: one who Is expert
enced n pastry work; don't apply
unless Ecu can do tho work Address
S L. A. care The lntc.ligencer. oc.20-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

MEN WANTED To attend night school
n yGIcantzing and reiveadtng. Ander-
son Steam Nuicaas1ing Co. Tenth
h,-eet oclS~i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

WANTED 49, Truck driver. Whee.!n E
Rubbing Material Company. PENN
suia oc.1S-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

HANTED-Cook for restaurant: one
who can deliver tho goods. Address
@ \ -. care The IatclIigencer. oc.lO-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

MES-L-arp barber trade: quick meth
cd: good wages paid; steady demand.
Write Molsr Barber College. 34l West
9Th. Cincinnati oc.l-mo.