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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-05
CHOICE RECIPES
Real Phaadelphia scrapplc.

HG0l ssFhHAdclphtA SCfapptc.
All he breakfast menus have on
her frteds scrapple and before some
one asks for IT., will give the recipe
for Philadelphia scraple. Place in
q boiler one-Quarter Of q pigs head
or two pigs feet that have been well
cleaned, cover with five quarts, of cold
water and add one cup of chopped
onion and boil until the meat and skin
fall from the bones. Remove all the
meat and, chop fine. Strain the stock
through napkin and return with h
meat to- the boiler. Bring to a boil
and stir in slowly three cups Of corn
Now stir In very carefully one n q
halfcups Of buckwheatsflour, one table
spoon OF powdered thyme, half a
teaspoon OF powdered summer savory,
and half a teaspoon OF powdered sage.
thirty minutes, stirring often SO
that will not burn. Boil int SQUARES
pahsand set in cold place for two
days. Remove the fat from the>top
and use to grease the griddle when
le the SLICES Of scrapple with flour BET
fore frying. This will keep a month
in a cold dry place.
Delicious F1relees Candy.
While visiting one of the cooking
SCHOOLS here Mrs. Whyman secured q
new recipe for a-fireless candy n /
think it Is the best candy that I have
tasted. Put through the meat chop
per two cups OF cold boiled rice, W
cups Of seeded raisins, and half a
cup of coconu meat. Mix to a stih
paste with half afteaspoon Of salt and
spoon Of this mixture and roll I n
+ grated coconuf and xxx sugar. Set
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-05

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-05

Money deposited before August 9Th.
ur;I' draw interest at SO from August
,.t at the First Savings Bank. open
saturday evenings-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Public Service Corporations and Pub
-, Service Commissions have been COM
NC in for some hard knocks during
~. pas, week. These blows have been
!"l;vercd by the press. which II It be
;hc "rorer kind. feels that X is render
M Tho Public a service. West Virginia
seems 4 :" IN The throes Of an epidemic
from b - sources md some recent con-
duct O." -" r1r; of both have brought
about sufrc crt cause for action on the
rart Of ;Ar pros.
II seems - he sort OF cody feeling
on the par &C: N" puhlic service cor
rorations. ;ha' once :hesr rates nre In
creased they should never be forced 20
bring them down There arc so many
opportunities ~ CanloI1aEc. or in plain
language 70 bc crooked that Tho public
cannot grasp neither can they deter
mine the facts in the matter. This
rarer ts OF the opinion that a large per-
centage Of what public service corpora
tIons term Increased operating expenses
can he attributed TO inefficient ma mage
ment and speculative schemes in which
publ, money Is used and from which. II
successful. tho public receives neither
hrnrh. or credit. - ellsburg Daily
Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
AS TO PREDEST|NAT|ON
July u, 1921

July u. 1921.
Editor lntelligencer:
Like thousands OF others. 7 have been
following the detailed accounts Of the
distressing occurrence at Iangin Field
Last Sunday afternoon.
The CrronorS jury having found Mac
Ivor and Duntou not guilty. am satis-
Ned To tInr their verdict as being Just
ono. However. | am sure that anyone
who has read the statement Of SerGt.
Long in your Issue of July lith VIII
Gc surprised that anyone in the year Of
our Lord 1921 should hold such Views
n regard 70 cod $ will being done. when
rv" souls were uSheTrd into eternity
without = seconds warning. lie says
+ f"r on" who am \ firm hc.ieve- N
fate. believe mat oven so :crrih," 4 dis
ar,rr as hat "" sunday. happen ned
through tho VIII o. -" supreme Being"
There IS more, 10 The effect that our
G.at!nl~H arc 50 hNed that no EFFORT "t
ours may he able 70 change them.
While 7 have respect for the views ot
every man along religious lines. can
not zee how one cHn consistently hold
10 a belief In predestination. whirE has
been thrown into the discard b. all
protestant churches. II followed I" is
logical conclusion. II shifts all rcsp"nsi.
i,ili,v FOR our actions 10 fate. Providence
or whatever 'errn best suits us. and.
instead of man being n free agent. he
becomes mere IN wn on tho chesshoard
NF life. move! about. not Of his own
vol'tion. but controlled by destiny, that
fixes his souls etcrnal state the instant
Il" 10 born
Much scripture might be cited 10 re-
futc surh fallacious philosophy Of NE,
bat merely give one. with which most
If us are familiar. that fell from the
lips 81 tho lowiy Nazarene:
'WhatSov"- q man sownth, that shall
hr also rear.
Hoping IVA = < Will hc received in
,hc S1i-it 'ha' T-"nr'"d 80 being writ
tor. with the H',.r' ~ "C giving light.
rather than CRIT .~inS. | am
Very truly years.
WALTER SCOTT STANTON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
HOOVER OUTLINES CONDITIONS

secretary the shoe and leather
the period
outlook Is becoming brighter
support his statements
exports "' "oS'1S
probably IN manufactured
face c'p"on IRON"
n
He basesh
she Europe and W." ORA"
food supplies " she Formerly
would amount " triple our
trade
Wills demand LOT
On the financial " Mt Hoover
tho
revival IN Europe me
for time come he says
The enormous
tons the European countries "
in America
picture Of expect IN the
demand
will hold
Aght in'eGen'
"a, competitive outlook Our domestic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
HAWKER'S TRAGIC FATE

With q thrill OF regret, the world has
learned OF the tragic death OF Harry
Hawker. tho hrst aviator who tried 70
fy across the Atlantic ocean. On May
IS. 1919. Hawker. accompanied BY Lieu
tenant Commander Mackenzie Grleve.
hoped or from ST. JohnA New
foundland. HIS plano had no lie raft
nor landing carriage. He risked every
thing on a successful h!ghs. After COW
erinS 1875 miles. no was forced down
IN the sea BY cloggsd Hitter PIPE $50
miles from the Irish coast. BY tor
,una,e chance. M and Grtovs were
picked up by ;hn Danish tramp steamer
Mary A month later John Alcock ac-
cnmpltshed the h!gHs successfully.
Hawke- Vas a distinguished aviator
oven before ne attempted ;ns ocean
N.Eh, Ne rad established altitude
records IN 1913 and 1915. and in 1919
had Won tho Aichelin prize for cUnt!nu-
Gus fight lie rad defe't death J. thou
sand times. and was finally killed. not
by any ordinary flying accident bur
h~caus" his plano caught n" high IN
The ar ard hIrneI him 20 death. ilaw-
ker was known as ono ot the "luck'est"
OF all ayers. He outrved rnoet OF those
who started whom rs did. His final
fate illustrates wildly that Death still
dies IN every plane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
SHOULD BE A WEST V1R-
GINA JOB

Tho state capitol building commits
SION has seem 1T to reject the services
OF AL West Virginia architects and 10
award the contract OF preparing plans
and specifications for the new caption
to Cass Gilbert OF New York City. The
InteulEencer does not doubt that MT
Gilbert is fully competent 70 do this
work. He has drawn plans for many
large buildings, including the United
States treasury building in washing
ton. and has big reputation.
Il Is much 70 be regretted. however.
tina, our West Virginia architects were
not given nrst consideration IN this
matter. We have In this and other
cities men who have designed buildings
that do no, suffer In the least ~ COM
parison with any OF Mr.. Gileerts work
We all want our new capitol 10 be
structure which will reflect credit on
the state, but that end could have been
accomplished Just az we'll this paper
believes. BY tho employment OF West
Virginia architect or a small sroup OF
our beat architects.
The new capitol should be a West
Virginia building from start TO finish.
as nearly as possible. We have In this
state building materials In every way
worthy to be used In such q structure:
We have contractors and workmen who
can do everything that anyone else can
do In their respective lines; and we also
have architects who can design splen-
did buildings for state capttols or any
other purpose. There was no need 70
tAfion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Cleveland, O., July l4.-Placing in
,ernational trade on a gold basis by
establishing 4 sort OF international
credit and settlement system. TO which
a sufficient share OF gold should be
devoted, was urged here today by ID. K
Crissinger, comptroller of the currency.
IN an address before the convention OF
the Ohio bankers association. as an
effective step towards world prosperity
That would give transactions more
uniform character and tend TO prevent
tho violent fluctuations In exchange
which render so dangerously uncertain
all the processes Of trade" Mr.. Crlssin-
ger declared.
There probably never was a time
when domestic rehabilitation in all
countries depended SO much upon the
establishment, Of sound conditions in
international trade" tho comptroller
continued. An over the world, inter-
changes Of vitality Necessary commodi-
tics have been intrrfcred with by dis
organization Of markets, the prccipitate
fall in prices. the inability Of con-
sgnccs 10 accept and pay for goods or
dcred in perfect good faith and dellv-
cred according To contract. Until means
are found to effect these deliveries II
is going TO be increasingly difficult
either TO bring about 4 resumption OF
Industry or TO provide the nccossities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
THE "No-CHILDREN" LAND.
LORDS

There Will be genera, sympathy with
the position OF the National Brother
hood OF Operative Potters, who have
launched a drive against landlords who
discriminate against families with
children IN renting property. Such
property owners deserve general scorn
and condemnation. They make tho lot
Of tho married worker harder than Il
should be. and By their example encour-
age others to bar children from thelr
aouses. Their RUE - An orrnse against
society and against the s'ata
The problem - 10 reach them by law.
As tho laws now stand. owners OF prop
erty have the right 70 refuse 20 rent II
they 80 desire. Whether a statute
could De framed on this point that
would stand the test Ia the courts Is q
matter that our best legal minds should
Investigate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
INTERNATIONAL CREDIT SYSTEM
lJRGEDBYU. s. COMPTROLLER

Of tho people. We have come. In Hno'-
10 a STATE OF something Ike commercial
paralysis.
Effective Use Of Gold
"I have been impressed that In tho
last few years the world has faileo 20
max. tho most effective use OF lS
monetary gold. fear that we are IN
period In which that failing becomes
even more serious. There has oeen no
real worldwide FREQ gold market for
long time. Many authorities oe4ieVe
that the United States has moro sold
than Is good for US. while everyone
agrees that most other countrlo nATo
loss gold than they really need.
Experience has shown US no ums
when the conjunction Of low prlceS ioE
commodities and labor. with high Cost
for money, brought anything but disas-
ter. High interest rates and prosperlt!
never were bedfellows. Bankers WILL
do we'll to have thought for the happi-
ness and prosperity Of the borrower.
1T is apparent that some special
treatment might he accorded to inter-
national trading. so that 1t should DO
measured In terms Of a single unit. es-
necially supported by consolidated
credit and ample guarantees or golo.
The objection has been raised that'
after all. this would not increase the
stock OF gold. and that any plan which
gcts us to keep away from the 6old
basis IS destined TO failure. l think II
Is fair to answer that nobody suggests
how TO increase the supply Of gold so
as to insure a normal sold reserve.
Moreover, nobody Is going 10 bring
forward n plan TO accomplish this. We
may as we'll look that fact in the face
- Fron nFAaAnt
method OF utilizing the world gold
store Is out OF killer. We are not get
ting ns much effective work out Of our
gold as we ought to-
The creation Of nEed Unit OF In
tcrnatIonal settlement would. / believe
produce the good results now that II
has produced in other times Of similar
chaotic conditions.
The new settlement system being
established. tho currencics OF the diff
ferent countries would take their va
rious relationships 70 this international
unit. The American dollar probably
would head the list. Countries whose
money was at a disadvantage because
Of depreciation would devote every pos
slhle effort 10 bring II up as rapidly as
possible TO parity with this inter-
national gold unit. The gold would be
frcer to remain where II Is most needed
as q basis on which to restore tho do
nestle currencies OF each country.
IT have no fear" Mr.. Crissinger said.
of unfortunate effects from a system
which would increase the confidence In
international commercial operations and
prevent the continuation Of tho move
ment Of gold 70 the United States.
Confusion OF moneys and exchange
IS a legacy Of the war. II Is likely IN
the years to come. to cost more In dol
lars and cents and world misery and
distress than the war. unless measures
are thought out and put in force to
correct this condition"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
PARK MEETING

Attorney Charles S. Morrison viii be
the song leader ia the open-air meeting
in Riverside Park Sunday evening under
the auspices OF the Union Mission. The
singing 81 old-ca shioned gospel songS
Will fratur" the service. Rev. G. w.
Cory. superintendent az the meeting. has
sr!ectcd "Salva=!nG Civilization" as the
theme OF his talk fnr this service. The
meeting will b. held ~ eiGh: o'clock.
4 deep ir:c-ea; was shown In the park
melting ms: Sunday evening. Tho ser
vices are conducted from the municipal
band stand. which is equipped with cleo
trio lights md chairs for the singers.
Abou, six hundred people can Be seated
In the rark during service.
No creed but Christ and non-sectarian
ls the policy Of the Union Mission
superintendent in holding these Services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

pretty girls. A much moro practical
and effective way would be to get each
girl 10 bring young man 20 church
But there should be no necessity OF
such attractions. Young NOR lured In
side a church by such methods would
not BE- thinking seriously OF The serv-
ices Tho churches. X they are 10 live
and prosper. must be able TO draw men
and women on their own merits II
religion is 20 be regarded an something
distastefuL TO which young men must
be lurcd by some sort OF sugar coating
then Il has lost all OF its old time
vtrtlity and power. The efforts OF the
British clergy should be directed to-
ward vigorous championtng OF tho
cause OF their church itself What
would 81. Peter or Paul. or IN later days
Martin Luther or John Wesley. have
thought OF preachers who had to fall
hack on movies and girls 10 get con-
gregatiou?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Rev. John Roach Stratnn. a New York
Clergyman, attended tn" DcmpSey-ta ar
r"ntier fight for tho purpose az report
ing 1t for newspa pers. He lays that the
affair brought together the toughest col
lection OF "g?mhlerS and race horse
tOutS HON" n"Gitr'Tr" and haby-killcrs.
puGdOE nurses. burglars plckpockets.
rrrS divorces and AntalckiteS. double
iivcrs and nn!yEamous movie stars he
had ever soon or heard Of. on the
whole We easily FL Their that Mr.. S'raton
disapprovcd OF the fGht--CharisS ton
Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
WEST LIBERTY CHURCH
TO HAVE BAKE SALE

Tho ladies nf ~" Vest Liberty Meth
oHiat Episcopal church will conduc' n
bake sale a; Stifcis stor" fl Wheeling
Saturday. nH-r'ng tho sale n, go q. M.
\ Choi"" aSsNrtr"rt Of cakes. Nins.
bread tr,'ies and spreads Will no offered
for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
What Other
Editors Say

The Cleveland Plain Dealer remarks
that the hrcv!tv o: bathing suits De.
ponds largely on geography. New York
Insists upon extreme modcsty. Cleve-
land permits enough undress 20 allow
ease in the water. Chicago worries lit
lie = any what the far hea rhitcs wear
and On n" coast most ANYTHING goes
As ~ Hawaii. tho rlaln Dealer never
has been over thcre.--Rlucn"ld Tele-
C-aph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

The oldest bank in tho country. the
Ladies' First National. has gone out OF
businesa. attrIbutinG It's failure TO tho
craze for short skirts and rolled hose.
II was a good bank. too. but Il was
claimed tina, TOO many people could see
what the customers had on deposit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

The American Tobacco company has
Just paid a good dividend. Rut the good
naeursd bird who always has the maxi
ms IN his pocket IS handing out "diYl-
dends'' all tho time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

New York woman states IN her Pc
tit!on for divorce that her husband only
allowed her 81 and u pound OF butter
allowance per week. This is what
might be called a rigid course IN house
hold economies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

It must have been on just such day
as this that Omar Khayyam went into
such ecstasies OF ravinS over his lug
OF wine, a book OF verso and thou" sit
ting beside him in the wilderness. but
with all OF that. We have always won
dered wha, he wanted with his book OF
yarse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

More and moro on these hot days our
thoughts revert TO tho shady quietude
OF the Old swimming pool whore We
wers wont to- pass a sweltertng after
noon sans shirt. sans pants and sans
reproach-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
Letters to The
Intelligencer

Letters for this column should he
~ hr:et as possible. lntel!iEeacer
readers are invited 10 send conlmu-
nications upon any timely subject.
Names Of authors must accompany
al letters. The lnte!iiGencer will
not agree 70 print letters upon con-
trovcrHial subjects, and especially
concerning differences In matters OF
religion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
WHY NOT USE RELIGION ?

From Oxford. England. comes tho In
formation that the British clergy. hsv-
ing failed 10 attract young me1 into
the churches with moving pictures. are
planning TO NIL tho front scats with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Judging from comments on the other
side. Mr.. Wilson Is rot the only prcs!-
dent who stands high with ;hn fore!E n
nations. President Harding has been
receiving many com plintcntary notices
recently. al n: which are deserved.--
Parkershurg News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Many a girl will dance until four
o'clock IN the morn!"E. y"t 20 u"nbl"
70 walk two blocks home because my
feet are 50 tired"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

When Bill Shakespeare said What's
n A narre-' no must have toresoen that
Banker Stillmap's yacht would be
named 'Nodesty."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Marriage Is contract giving the
parties affected tho right 10 say what
they think Of each othor. and then 10
say they didn't mean II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Twenty men are said 10 have declined
'hc 0olc OF villain In lack DempScy's
7"w play. Jack may hav" To take the
roi" himself He had to knock out the
hero IN MS recent drama At Jersey City.
-MorCantown Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

II the movement TO make peace IN
Ireland does not break up In row all
vii! be well.--IIuntington Herald-Dis-
1atrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
By DWIGHT H rETER


-u
Charleston. w. Va. July H. The
r",en' lotion OF The PupIl" Service
Commission n granting m increase N !
gas rites 70 the Hop" Hatura. Gas ,
company has proved most unpopular
al over the state. but more especially
n the territory served hE ms COM
i@AF lHS,ntHrested parties claim max
ms "cci>i"A hy the commission Las
So precedent whereby a. cor EAS
compares operating ~ "''' \fS''"'
may wet eApe' an '"'re"S" .' NH''" -
We. as the It"i' 'Na'"'"' '''. ''''''''''
IN" genera. "P'n'"" P''N"'''. 49,
We ih''r'h"" i"'P'" '""' 80 49,
'>7,ura' Gas ""'lHE '"H H''"P'H
/ "Hh'"' \ E''' '' : @'.'SF ''t''''' cav
'N'.'' H''N.H 'A'''' 'N''" t'"N" ,"
! N'~f 'eH'Sh' an eve" "'''''' -
- '''"''"EH WITH '"' H"'"''"' -
companies Il" '"e PAS "'H '"''H ''',
''' go 49,, a1,.a,,,,.',
y, -.g,r5 fo~ ,Sr interests nr the Poo
NO Tho bearings ,ondurted by tho
.n,,-,,.v,,- WV, ,r.ve,o,c1 into n,,hiHy
-,o-o .hoc Towns, rrorecd,rge held
s.,c,,. l.o,,,,e, No, arc nrercouls:tes ct
,,,r apl necessities !, tho vcrrurmancs
~ ,,.,~ i,.,,n. These hearings are
49,. ,r,.,.rs = cor,, hcc.usn II ~
almost , ,.c-rs,,,.v VIVA; n, A..>ion
VII, ha s,c,i,rr ., COURSE n the mat
FOR ~ rnrrc,s. - gas rates The h.s-
-, ~. c,5y,n,,ssjor shows as nearly
90 c,r ha dc,,-,r,peI tina, ONLY one
,,,,,,.,,i,, 80 ,, ,dyunr. IN gas rotes
~, r, 80 hcc, dcc,ed AMI ,his was 20
ana ~, ,hs sn,Ilcs, c,,mpanies-- the
D-idc.,o,, Natural Gas and OIL Com
no,,' =, (, ,ossIhIa thar Of Tho large
,,r,ho- 90 ,rnIIce,ions for rate IN
- a - 49, l,u,Li, csrvice
Cro-,,,.i, ,,I,. oro connony and n
om ,nr,,,rr ~ VIA, ,va. m,
rt.,, ,.hI.n Ala no, d.se-v.
.n ansa a.r,,,dad- q, MS basis
w. eos co-n,ar,rs have he.n invariably
,ns.iocd N tseIr demands and IN" reoplc
~ 80, y,.,,nia ha,.o ,"or invor,,b Div
,,ni,,,,tC., :, ,r.;- ,r,.cxts - the
T,,hi,o ea-,.i,, Commission Such a
.,st.t . ahso,,,..I,. ,rcnnstcroue
h'
. As ! said m preN'oUS "''',r
| H"?s Natural Gas N"rhP""y Quinn"
their increase or cents per 'h""N""U
cubic :"cto as the COMMISSION N'iH :"
rs report on me applicant eNp''F
cAce for the thirty moh'As pe''oH ''''"
,.""uN' i .S' ,fI. ,o- ,bs
Urn 9,."6 no .,.. ,o-,rL-
4u'u''' si>, =, mo
was probably the most expensive /" INC
experience o. the rope ->a'ut'!
Company mo eNPe. W at,, ,n
were A. 'ne,r peak ""u ,',,,ns
iva co,r,r,, vas
'Au no !'t 80, ..oi x,s
EerF 10. 49,. ,,,s, for ,nc
''ose" ,.-..,,s,,o,
tHtsre ~ "..,' w., ., ,4H' lrow.
'"aoc ~ va ,.,,,U,. .y.-y-
ing VIC. .. - ,hn nroductIon,
'"'"H ,I -n,,,',o r,,u-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

Many a man who signs for long.
odd highball" would not think of calling
Cor hot st"w. and yet it works about the
.ane way.--Falrmont Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

natural result OF too much charging.
Murgantown New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15

The cause Of unemployment Is no
mystery. All this discharging Is the