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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03

ord Mrs. { L. V calvert VA -" body
Of ,Ae!r soa. Ccc., calvert, - "Nj"c''H
70 arrive here ms morning Oh &c.
1912 train. coming with tAo ooaF Z.
Mike V. Sarer.
Private Calvert was one or VI Hh"N
vile. soldier heroes. he!ng KIDD IN
acton on the hat:leNHlds -, fahS"
during tho early part " n" wa
The funeral arrangements arc !"com',
plcte but will he In charge ~ E'"''
Francis Post 81 the American Legion.
Funeral Rites Today.
Mary Volts. infant daughter or DIX.
and Mr.. Adam Volts. died Yesterday
morning n. - o'clock a. ne nom" "'
her parents on Ninth street.
E,,n.r,l services viii be held from
IN. volt. homo this morning az iV.ao
o'clock. with RHv. Father CoSh!an "'"'
c,a,inz Ir,Nrmsnt Will be mace al
Mt. Rose cemetery.
Moundsvlls Briefs
Miss Anna D"w'"r. who ms ""s'
spending the week here WIN fT'cn'N 70
turned % hnr home n: Lo"d"nVi'.e S"e-
te-day evening.
Mrs Spencer Wallace and dauFh rr'
Del1h!a. OF Cleveland are Visiting rem
,ive- here.
Waiter P,a!r q, Fourth street spent
Yesterday In Wheeling on BUSINESS
Mrs. }. r Harris soa Ray AMI 1anSA-
tor u.s. Iona ware v'-tt!rg fr'"n6~ nero
y..:~r,ay. They ~"re accompanied
home Nv Miss wilma Young.
Miss l.ucy E!chm'Hd .";, ye':erdHH
ror weeks visit WITH friends NJ Akron
OhtH.
Miss Irene Rude. Of McMc"her has
No u
Martin.
Linden Pickett. Of Fa!rn:ont Is r'st.
Ing rs mother. Mrs. \. Is. Pickett OK
Fourth stree.
Mss Haze. Xviii. Of Roberts ridge Ia
visiting friends and relatives In thA
Mss Marguerite Welsh is III At her
home on Jefferson avenue.
I. l.. Franklin. u 81. Marys was
huaine-s ccMr- hcr" yesterday.
Miss Margaret Nerker. "t Second
s,rs,. ha,. .s'u-n.A home after spend
INK 'sw days win friends IN Jeru-
selem. OHIO.
Mrs u. N. Klms. OF Morgantown who
has hcea visiting her son on Second
s,r~": t,as returned home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mayors. OF Man
n:ncton have returned HON" after visit
!ug Mr. Mayors parents here.
Mrs. =. J. Lacy. Of Ninth street Is
visiting her sister ~ Wells BOTTOM.
Mrs. T. Alexander and daughter Miss
Mary. who nave been spending vaea :
lion on FISH Creek nave returned to
their home on Center street.
Mrs [. y. Morris. 81 BeIia!re. who
has been Visiting friends here has re-
turned home.
Mrs W. !. BRYANT and daughter. Miss
E,rnorr OF Charleston are guests Of
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs A. f. Price have return
ed home after visiting friends in COL
ur,bus.
Mss Ada Lutes. OF Glen Easton has
returned home after visiting friends
here.
Mrs. l.. +. Singer. Of FarkersAnrS.
who has been spending few days
with friends here has returned home.
Mrs Leslie Stewart and Ntt,c daugh-
ter. CT Point Marion. Ono. hay" re-
turned home after visiting Mr.. and MrI
r J. Powers. OF Morton av"nGe.
r. T. Smith was Il business caller in
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs L l.. Lewis and little fon. Carl
have returned 70 their homo n Pits
burgh. after visiting relatives hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
MOUNDSVlllE
SUPT. CARMICHAEL
HEADS ASSOCIATION
MARSHALL TEACHERS
Closing Day OF Teachers Institute At
Moundsv1lls Best OF thu
Week

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
COMMERCE CHAMBER
GETS SURVEY REPORT

A worry important meeting ot the
NouuHsy!l.e Chamber o. Commerce was
he'd THURSDAY C!sh, a, which ,!rns
several :r.-r-S'ins matters 20 Mound
CO. rco7'H were discussed.
The chamber has beer making a survey
OF fourteen miles - land along the Ohio
river r-oc, Ta.s Includes territory
in which or~- tour ART halc milton
dollars - Invested. containing iS.hNP
ncras q ind ard wh!>h has c"at mines
wh!ch already hev" $50 houses COM
pleted sor miners with work being done
on many more.
This report should be OF great In
teres, 70 yNo3le .: the city. as - means
that - plans which are beinS coHs!f-
cred are carried out tAa' the p"pu:a-
tior - No9ntsvtt,e viii 10 greatly In
creased and the Industrial conditions
OF tho section greatly Improved. This
will bc n grAat as$r. n placing tho city
CT the map as IN Industrial center.
The ?lacing ~ markers on street cor
rcr~ ~ae 'a;s0 ~ srH Il WAS decided
that :r!s ma'ter WI he carried out
al cree So:ra were placed yesterday.
Plans toc IN" printing ot n city direct
cry were discussed. tnG :: was decided
tina. re directory should b. printed
Tho work has ALREADY started and II Is
Expected 30 ''"n G!-e~'"r!es will 81 out
II ? r~w rrorthS
Another :rrpo~'oac matter taken ur
were r,or. FOR curb marke, in
Nounds,N,c. and eventually q market
house
Five aad Costs.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03

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n. ..'I! 20 $50. :, '.''H ".'..
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s'ro',i.o~ t,r u NILE along -" aver
south a: - 'rWn of T'r". 90, ";'.
which means an upward strid" i.r To-
..,... AL ~, "r'!rn stout "h'':.' IL"
.f.-'. ;hc t'ulinrShrr Eruihsrs ''i"ir.nE
n. nrcnrd lis own ron! m!ncs ~ ;'";-
cry adjacent 10 the plant, has Installed
!'s own power plant and gas produ'"'|
anA has erected practically new iowa
t"r he housing 81 - employees. eN'
rendirE IN all arp:o Himat'ly St.rON.N"o.
Aged Nan Injured
Stuck l., ~ a',". wh!,h Climbed
onto 30 slI"va!k ar,cr bnirg !n "",-
"s1n with :,orher MAGAZINE. : o0?:*
pI"l. aEcI !ora. .esideu: and :"Emcr
,LiirNofcr. was severely injured ihiS
morning and may ne internally hurt
lie IS In II s.mI-conse!ou3 condition Mt
lis homo on South Eighth street. The
r"r 'ha' hit HIM was driven by Thee
inrr Krn'sh ~ this city. II" was cTiv-
Ing south on T!r'h street n rapid
rar- o.: si'"".!. and a The corner crashed
into M auto driven by Harry Hunt!ns>
ton, and kept on go!nE. running onto
TIE s.d"WH Ar. Lea was run down
AID rendered uuc"ntcl"us. The author.-
iloS are inv .siigatinC The accident
krn!sh's. ca: was wrecked.
Mrs. Robert MoCloaTy.
Mrs. F"hcr, McC!cary. wife Of Jeffcr-
son County Trea surr- MCCleary. dice
a, her homo on Virginia Avenue her"
into ,his afternoon. she had tecn III
cor several years and her death va
uot uncxTtc'"d. Treasurer McClcary Is
r,so reported 10 be seriously Il! al his
IoInr Mrs. McClearv was We! known
N the Wheeling district.
Plant to Resume.
The !Iartlr Paper Manu'a curing
Compary's plant. which has Deem idIe
for over a Year and n half. vii! resume
operations on September 20. according
10 nMaourc"n.em, rod-:. Tn" plant IL
10 hr operated by committee repre-
scnlinS creditors association, when
was formed after the company went
Into tho ha"ds RI a receiver. The r''l
employs several hundred men. md Is
expected to begin operations IN full on
the above date.
Toam Organizing.
III. Huh 4. {. VII! NEE; tonight 10
make arrangements for the 1927 foot
hou season. Thomas Ea,cs has been
mined manager Of ;he eleven. nHd I'd
ward McG!nnis. captain 81 last year )
Arhle.ics. will again lead the tenn on
10 Ccid. The t"am viii present the
sam" lineup as last year. During me
1920 season tho team won every game
p,aved and was sCored on only twice.
Two Accidents.
Mrs. q. f. Acorn. OF "eirton. gus
tanned a broken arm today IN '2l
on - rAm"ut walk AZ h"r home Nrs
S. Campbell. Of We!rton. vas severely
cut ahnu: ;he head ind face today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
NINE

o1-ra'" 4 ,axt rah Is taken out no othoe
vehicles. VI! b. allowed 10 operate.
licenses Officer s. Boyd Hilton vi
having iaRa rad" which will Be pAstedi
n the v,"G4.,'r d. OF takes that tho1I
may Ln identified from other automos,
L.I. owners ,alrying passengers. -.
~ ~. driver has pay Sal neenoe1l
- -" ",'y : year 70 operate. Next
vr.h .ucy w;,I d. more business than IN
m. o'h"r week. o. the year and thay'
mast T." protected against persons NOS
ha-ine l:c"rs"," declared Mr.. Hilto1l
yrsterGay Many owners Of Autou3osI
hlics lave figured on operating thoiR;
machines as .aXIr= next week only ana
no; paying the required city licensed,
tax. Thesr machines will be distinGus
.shrd from the others and will - ar
rested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
STEuBENVILLE
FoIIanSbee'S Toronto
Tin~PIatp Plant Will
Be Operated Oct. |

S'suhnn,nle O.. Srr'. The To-
-,'l'n plant &C the F"iianshee Rr"'hers
tNc". and ~ Plate company l. rrac.
.',r''r Comr'H"t. ard. according - tho
r...:n' of hotM "cH.cany ard wording
,..n. IS - model 'aar Of n" L" plate
" ~. A"."S -" zines: r0n.TI"I. tho
,,l,s. e. ~v~ui"n:. sys'er7?'iNa,E ar
ranged nj, :r existence. ms VOL as
prcvi,r!nr -" ~ tss' and rNosi "r-''-'hr-
n,,"".a car,H',", "or Tho wo:it:rnr.
l. "a arrrGHrcl thR; he nil Will
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03

R.nt and use rn:cIiIgencer Want ADJ.
You'll get wh3' you want. IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
Toam Organizing.
Two Accidents.

Mr.. Q. f. Acorn. OF Weirton. GUS
ta,red a broken arm today IN i2l>
on - rAmont walk AZ hnr home. Nrs.
s. Campbell. Of We!rton. was severely
cut ahnu, :he head ind face today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
"HE's A BRICK"

What do you mean? sHe's brick.
That is classical slang If there ever
was any, for its origin dates back to
the time OF the Spartans, when il was
meant To convey the thought that the
man TO whom Hes a brick" was APP
piled was loyal and brave and heroic.
Plutarch tells the story. An ambas-
sadoT from Espirus was shown by the
king over his capital. This ambassa-
der knew the fame of King Agesilaus.
that. although nominally only the king
OF Sparta. he was really the ruler of
all Greece. So he looked for great for,
tifications. He saw none. He asked
the king why this was thus
Indeed. Sir Ambassador" replied
King Agesilaus. thou cannot have
looked carefully. Come tomorrow and
viii show you the walls of Sparta
And on the next day the king led
the ambassador out on the plains
where his army was on parade. Pluck.
ing the ambassador sleeve Kins
Agesilaus said: There thou beholdes
the walls of Sparta-10. 900 men, ant
every man a bricki"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
SINGLE TAX PROGRESS

Every new election sees the vote
for single tax a little larger. The fight
in California has been going on for
several years. Incomplete returns
show that the vote in the recent cleo
ton exceeded 100000, gain of about
100, 600 over 1918.
This gain was made in the face oil
a very bitter fight
The Single Tax people feel some
encouragement from the fact that the
Farmer-Labor party in Washington
polled enough votes to become the
second party in the state and this
party is committed to the single tax
proposition pure and simple. The vote
OF the Farmer-Labor party in Wash
ington state was $4,000.
The Single Tax party had its pres
idential ticket on the ballot in nine
states and nominated candidates. fol
legislature or local offices in IL.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
r. X. FIGGE OF PORT ORANGE
CELEBRATES 5Oth BIRTHDAY

January 14th was the 50th br.aday
Of F. W Figge of Port Orange He was
reminded OF the important event IN
many ways During the day many
friends called at his home ard show
cred him VITA good wishes Nearly
Il hundred birthday cards found their
way to him from different states
many coming from his home town.
During the evening real surprise
was given him by % friends, who
spent several pleasant hours playing
500. after which 4 luncheon was sery
ed. The feature of the occasion was a
large birthday cake with 80 candle
which was cat by Mr.. Figge and sery-
ed TO the guests. Highest honors AT
cards went to Fate McDoland il,
Mrs. r. Brown and j. A. Shoger
Music and dancing concluded the
evening Toward the wee small hours
the friends left reluctantly. wishing
Mr.. Figge many more happy birth
days.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
FRENCH RULING POWER

When is a president not presi-
dana2
Why, wnen he's president of
France everybody replies.
But this may not be the answer if
one Alexandra Millerand comes out
on top in his battle with the French
parliament Millerand is ambitious.He
wants to be president of France He
already has thee tile and the salary.
But the parliament of France now is
the president: it is the ruler. the pow
err behind. before. and on all sides of
the throne. 1t has been so since
France turned from Bourbonism and
Napoleonism to Republieanism.
aTillerand may not succeed in this
pick his cabinet: but no man who
knows MiIlerand well believes one
battle will end it. He is not alone in
The desire to make the president. and
not parliament, the chief executive of
France
As it now stands the French parlia-
ment is elected by parliament. He has
no responsibilities. 1t has long been
speech making job. The cabinet
IS selected by the premier, who must
be acceptable to majority in the
chamber of deputies, and who can be
oyerthrswn at any time by a major
ity.z The president capnot exercise
any executive power without getting
the counter signature of a minister
who IN turn is responsible alone Il
thee hamber. He is indeed mere
iiesrehead. That is why few grea
Frenchmen have been willing to &C.
cept the presidency
There are many Frenchmen who in.
sist that the president never can b,
the real ruler until the power of Sc
lection is removed from parliamen
and placed in the people. Now he i
chosen by majority vote of pariia
inent. which has displayed a DISPOSE
ton to select men who would be sat
istied With the title and salary. Il
Aiilierand, as was predicted at tn
time OF election, parliament pickle
a Caesar" He is running true t
form.
Whether Millerand now wins, q
loses. in his battle with parHamen
tie fall of Premier I.eygues, mark
lie possible beginning of chang
IN the French governmental system
u may lead to popular election
presidents OF France, who shall be es
ecutives and not rubber stamps; an
which may eonfine parliament /
purely legislative acts. Such GOV
fnnnent would bring France near,
20 the American ideal and farth,
from the British form.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17

4
highly cultured man o.. woman Of this
day rarely have q vocabulary exceed !
ing 500 words And very seldom. q
Is said, viii be found person IN the
ordinary walks OF life who Is able TO
use more than two or three thousand
of the 10000 words in the language.
On the other hand there are people
who are of such a type that they are
limited conversationally to the use of
no more htan 800 words.
Where do you rank? Are you up
there with Shapespeare? Dosyou fall
in the 5000 class2 Or are you just one
OF the ordinary folks with talking
asset of between 2o00 and 5000 words
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17

(NeW8papor euxo&U0soS N3eSsta< sssS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Blues
and the anti Blues are fighting war
OF attrltion.
Each Is trying to wear down the
other In the battle for and against
blue Sundays.
The Bues--the Lords Day alliance
and other reform organizations--de-
cry the Dissertation of the Sunday.
They complain people have drifted
away from religion and that. in rush
ing to sporting events, movies and
other amusements they have lost
sight of their religious obligations.
The anti Blues contend the Blues
s;mplay want to take the sun" out
of Sunday. And they would like TO
know what the Blues are going to dc
with the Sundays after they have
saved them. They see the country
Swinging back to these Puritan laws
Tor Sunday observance:
"No one shall travel, cook vituals
make beds, sweep house, cut hair OF
shave.
/ ~ on0 ohNA Aosts Va NeAtA ~ -
garden, or elsewhere. except rever-
emily to and from meeting.
| ANY person who shall be foun'
smoking tobacco going 10 or comm,
from meeting, within two miles of tn.
meeting house. shall pay a fine 70
every such offense.
No one shall make mince pies
dance, play cards or play any instru
ment of music except the trumpet
drum or jew5s harp
Here are the outstanding strateg
. and tactics in the Blue Sunday BATH
90 date:
The Lords Day alliance has refer
red to the great majority of sena
tors and representatives In the stat
land national legislatures" as 'wea
lin morals and Incapable IN mind" be
> cause ii has been unable TO get re
/ strietive sabbath legislation undo
r way.
. The International Reform Burea'
Inc, of Washington has declared III;
movies must not be shown on ii
sabbath
For carving statue on Sunday. IL
! Toschi Of Boston, was fined SO. I'll
charge was doing unnecessary woi
e on the Lords Day
e In Zion City, H., the premier bl,
n law town OF America, Oyerseer Yo
. iva announces ban on phonograI
!. Jazz records.
! The American Association of Far
and Expositions has declared for
ban on the exhibition of freaks"
: the fat woman. theh uman giant. Il
bearded lady. the living skeleton, L
: missing link and their colleagues.
e +. c. Dinwiddie, one of the pres
r dents of the National Reform Ass
citation has declared he would devo
half of his time 10 field work
connection with helping to bri
about "Sinless Sabbaths."
Thirty-six states have anti-cigar
II legislation before their legislature
l. 4 bill to close every business e
:. Enlistment and halt all passeng
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Gains and Losses in Battle
Over Blue Sunday

and freight trains on Sunday has
been introduced in the Tennessee
senate.
Nineteen men OF Atchison, KAN
are threatened with prosecution for
sending carton OF cigarets t.
President elect Harding. It's against
the law in Kansas TO buy on give
away cigarets.
Anti Blues
Governor Edwards has urged the
New Jersey Legislature TO kill all bills
designed as Sunday blue laws.
The Motion Picture Theatrical As
sociation OF the World has started q
fight to preserve Sunday movies.
| Judge Mitchell May Of New York
radicalism would thrive in the diseon
ltent with as strieter Sabbath woiild
stir up.
More than $1,000 former service
men. students in kaights Of Column
bus schools throughout the country.
have taken stand against the pro-
posed passage and enforcement OF
Sunday blue laws.
The Jewish Sabbath Alliance OF
America has resolved to wage q cam
paign against promoters of sabbath
Legislation on the ground that What
they propose would be in direct con
traveatien OF the constitutional guar
antee OF religious liberty.
'''rhe present day Sunday blue law
campaign has sprung from puritani-
. zeal and misguided conception says
Or. VIM T. Naming. pastor Of Trinity
! Church in New York. The PHritan
: made a serious blander when thel
ruled Sunday amusement out.
Senator Paul H. Kimbell has an
nounced that he win introduce in IN
coming Kansas legislature bill re
E peahng the aRti-cigaret law in Kan
( sas. except as so far as ii applies {
: miners.
: Atty. Gen. Pelmer Of Maryland ha
I ruled that the blue laws. II given lii
aral application, would make it illega
/, for churches to maintain paid choir
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HOW'S YOUR VOCABULARY

There have been different estimates
placed on the number OF words in
the English language But 300.0 900 in
generally accepted as fair estimate.
OF these 100000 not more than 10
per cent are IN everyday use Milton,
who wrote "Pradise Lost" had a vo-
cabnlary OF not more than 1900 words.
Shakespeare, who write and wrote
and wrote, had command OF 15.50C
worls.
But they We're exceptional men. The
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EDWARD q. sinIMan. r.
CHAIRMAN INAUGURAL
comniissse.
WASHINGTON. o. c
MY DEAR Eddie
FOUR YEARS ago.
AT THE parade
ON INAUGURAL Dry
I HAD seat
IN THE sfand\
AcRo5s THE street
FROM THE private stand.
or PRESIDENT Wilson.
4ND recall
! THAT WHEN tho Governor.
OF Pennsylvania.
AND HIS staff
CAME RIDING along.
THAT EVERYONE laughed
AT THE Governors horse.
1T WAS a square horse.
WITH MARKS on t.
WHERE THE harness
HAD WORN on the hair
AND BEHIND f.
BEARING The stan.
WERE OTHER horses.
OF STRANGE contour
AND JUST as these horses
WERE PASSING as.
SOMEBODY CALLED.
IN A loud voice.
SOME ICE, please"
AND they al stopped
AND AFTERWARD.
SOMEBODY TOLD nae.
THEY WERE ice wagon horse.
AND EVERY four years
WERE I'M great demand
BECAUSE THEY were safe
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Princess Anastasia believes 1t would
be pleasanter Tor Greece IL the ROYAL
family weren't afflicted with aphasia
when she's In the room.