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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that at n meet
ing OF the stoCkhnldtrs Of the Ohio VAL
Icy Motor Company, corporation. Gro
aiad and organized under the laws OF
tn" state Of West Nirg!nu, held at
. Wheeling. on the 18th day Of December.
E !"2o. the following resolutions were
! aG"l,t"d:
! Resolved. That the. OHIO Valley Motor
! Company. Il corporation created and or
. ganf2"d under tho laws of the state Of
! West Virginia. does hereby discontinue
! business az corporation and surrcndcrs
! ~ said state the charter and corporate
! franchises. And be it further
! Resolved. That the beard Of directors
, shall proceed to convert the property.
cn"*"S in action and ali assets OF this
corporation into cash. and pay off and
discharge all its debts. liabilities and
obligations. and after fully discharging
all such debts. liabilities and obi igat ions,
divide the rema indcr among the stock
holders PRO rata with their several hold
inEs az stock. but no such payment shall
be- made TO any stakeholder unit! after
III" puhlicatiUn OF tn" notice hcreina fter
provided. Be Il further
Resolved, That the president OF this
corporation cause motto" of the adoption
. Of the foregoing resolution TO be pub
: iiShrd l.: some newSpa per Of general cir
culat!on published near the principal
office or place of business Of this cor
: pur;itiou. once 4 week ihr four success
{ sly" weeks: and that flr certify these
resolutions TO the secretary of state Of
the State Of West Virginia. and deliver
/" HIM 4 certifir1t" showing the publ
cation Of said notice, as provided by
law.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
Dc,rrnhcr. 1920.
CHARLES l.. HERB,
; PRECEDENT of the ONO Valley Motor
| Company. Corporation.
Attest: FRIEND cox,
, Scc."cLry Protein.
/ d-"G-ia -5.ln-l9
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Isn't (. uncanny til" way certain
women seem to reflect the prcNailins
fashion apparently without N.-ih." "l-
fort or their parts. almost aut"'na''-
@a!ly. indeed"
And il isn't necessarily lii" women
-no have the most means who Keep
us Informed by their appearance rs l"
what tho thing" this year -. NO M
decd, hav" kn"wn women Of ample
Tncans who always trall"J stop DO
hind the fashions. and ! Wave know"
working girls who couldn't possibly b"
getting moro than El5 week and yet
not only managed to know what the
latest materials, tn" .ai"$t S'lnou"t"S'
th" latest AcCrS@urirS W"r". hut some
now or other ccntriveI /" wear them.
How to Tell What "Thoy" Are Going
to Wear.
4 young girl sat opposite nc IN the
car the otn,r evening VIII" was per
feet example Of this type. Her ha', Of
course, was hcuna and equally Of course
was of duvctyn--an exceedingly r"or
quality, but ncvcrlh, loss within the law.
She wore a blue wrap. Of cheap mate
rim, but an exaggerated rNampl" Of IN"
latest silhouette in wraps. and her
Looking ltllc n" latest in wool stock
:ncS although somewhat doubt II they
possessed the nin'r virtue Of having
their warmth. And she wore long
rhinestone pin Slantw!se across III"
front Of her dress.
can tel! just as quickly by lock-
Ing at girls Ike that what they ar"
going to wear tbs year as 10y lock
ing in the show wndows-morr quickly
and NorG surely, in fact. for while tho
show windows may carry several styles
and colors ard si!hUuett"s. the woman
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HARDING ATTITUDE
TOWARD LABOR IS
SYMPATHETIC ONE

Marion. @. Jan. +.-W. y. poak. vice
Dresden; Of tn" brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmcn. ramo to Marion today,
- the request 81 Prcsidcnr-clrc: HIr'i
tuG and discussed with him the genera
problem Of railways and railway lau":.
Whether specific policies were talked
over was not re""al"d. hut Mr.. Doc L
said h" "Xp"ct"d to return later for u
NOR" exhaustive discussion Of certain
subjects taken mp today in 4 pre.ims-
nary way. lie EXPRESSED III" opinion
that Mr.. Harding's attitude toward lnb"r
was Il sympathctic on" ami that rail-
way labor questions would not he found
difficult under IN" next administrators
Special s!gu:Ii,auCr was attached I"
IA" conference" because Of MIR. Harding $
ViGoruou> utf"rauCcS during The cant
raiEn In support Of tic ESCh-'uminirS
railway law. which many leaders ~
railway employers opposed MT. l"H"
WUuld not signify whether IN" Suhiv'
was covered in has talk with the PRES
d"nt-clrct but said there was no d!SCuS.
son OF pu@S,b;,. select ions Tor ScCTc lLrN
1T labor ard 10 detailed exchange %!
opinions "u IN" open and "'":"d SHOP
questions.
Another Of those. WHO saw Senator
liardiNa during tho de? Was fe;cr =.
,iruSscur. IT chicago. formerly a judge
pi tn" federal rnur; 81 arr AS IL
cavN his opinion on beth nh',""I! AMI
.rl'rrnational questions, makinS d"tai'''!
suggestions Tor rcurroniIa''"n II ne
..>c,Ut.,H departments At WdsninGtna
and FOR crcat."n -! an "Iierij'r w'F'r
court.
Laying aside temporarily die prob.
IONS TINT hay, held hts attention A.
most unlnterrur'cdly for he past
month. Tn" sidrn,-r!art VIII m"'"f
- Columbus tomorrow. 20 be raised I"
u ,hirty-scrnud G"Gr"" Mason. He vii
l., given ali tho degrees above mo
fourth and rhH ceremony. which vi! in
cludc prcScuraliou 40 dlnr"Hd ira
t"rnitv ring 10y tho MaSous II Mar!.n..
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Head Of N. Y. Building
Trust Goes On Trial

Now York. Jan. 4.--Rohert T. Rr!ndeH'
president Of the BUildng Trades 'oun-
Ell. under indictment for "N'0r;ion ana
attempted cHtort!on from builders. must
face trial next Friday In IN" criminal
hronch o. the supreme court.
Fipa, efforts TO block the opening or
rho trial were wip"d out late today when
Suprcmn Court Justice McANoy handed
down . decision VaCatiuE the stay which
lad been ATTAINED ny Brindells counsel,
Several hundred talesmcn have been
summoned TO appear tomorrow In court
preparatory 10 the opening Of the tria"
Samuel Jntermyer, counsel 70 the
io!n. legislature committee Investigate
ing the "hutldiug trust. VII! PERSONAL
prosecute the labor leader VA" was In
l!ctca on evidence produced by the com.
mt,tco's Inquiry
Henry g Hunter. secretary o. tho
Dnr,, EutIdrrs' Association. testified TO-
day that Zach Of N" eighteen members
~ the organization paid him 500 n
year Cor has services. He said his
dutn!rs consisted a nothing more tnan
dealing with labor.
He produced an agreement made by
IN. association with "Rr;ndell's union"
August II. 1919. which terminated last
Friday. Monthly meetings or the as
sociation, lie testtilCn. a:c ryvo-"d 20
labor discussions He was directed -
produce minutes OF IL" association to-
morrow
Before the inquiry adjourned today,
Mayor IIyian directed c"rp' ration Cuun-
gel to prepare data fer tho opening 20.
morrow .. an INVESTIGATION into III" aC-
,iyit!es 90 coal do"icrs who hold city
Contracts
."Tr IL IA true tina" combination of
coal dealers exists. and IS muiCtinG tn"
city Of New York. 7 Will sec to IT,"
Mayor Hyian sald. that coal Is pur-
chased in the omen market AMI The con-
tracts cancelled"
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MACHINE VOTING
BILL IS BEFORE
OHIO. ASSEMBLY

Spe";ai Dispatch :" Tn" lnt"llisracHr
columbus. .. Jan 4.--F"w bills were
Introduced In 'hr or"ninE "t "a" ono
general assembly. Instead ~ 10" or :"
h"iug prc$ep'"d as on former "H'n!ne
DAYS only thirteen were thrown INT" the
legislative hopper.
Among 'arm wis ono authorizing use
Of Voting machines. II PROV id"& th;''
tn purchns" Of machines may hc sup
mIrt"d :" vutc IN any county, wAri mt
r:rirai:ty or township. and b" approves"
WHEN 50 p"E cont Of til" electors N","
eyes," The governor. secretary Of state
AID at'"rucy-g' neral ar" t. compose Il
c"multSsion To pass on th" mach!hes
before put IN US.
FOR Emergency Bonds.
Taft Of Cincinnati! introduced OH
enabling taxing districts 10 ISSUE WIN
OUT vrt" Of the people, deficiency "nnI1
20 mc". current operating expenses. TAI
sid Cincinnati will have {" SuSncHu
operation March / unless the h:! -
passed as an emergency measure.
The bill Of the OH" Ch!roprAc'!c as;
ISOLATION provides Tor a separate ooa'H
T. examine and ltc"Hsc Hhir"prart"rS,
Another bill introduced 10y Robinson
Of Hancock county requires auto Drivers
in case nf accidents to stop. In line
with Tits iat,rr pr"tc"t.N" Legs at''G
there also was proposed h!i -
quir" locomotives 10 b" eGu'r"H" W"
v"stIhul"S for rr"t"r'.o" 81 nt'W"'l az"
Kennedy II Brown county expects ."
nat IN q suhsequrnt measure permitting
S"Iuing IN the Ohio river
canvasstng the vote.
with organization 81 both hrIpch'S
completed at the tn.;ial session me
>i,h rrnn-a; assembly today went tn'"
l".nt session 20 canvass the vote "t II"
November Cl"vti"n!.
\ special house Corlmit'"" w'Th'd ~
dav Ia devils, 4 Sitting plan for CHM
nation Of freak and duplicate hilS k"h'
-csentative Toutz Of MorSar, W!il 20
made chairman Of the SITTING commit
re, Speaker Bcethman said.
Farmers Seek Legislation.
Farmers today PREPARED 20 hEnt T..
beneficial tax legislation in the general
tn" ohio Tax association had lobby
before the legislature working aet,n"'
rs.arpra ec,rtu' OF real estate IN phl"
George l. Scott Of Jefferson '"nn'N,
,ccIel1fi,e acen, Of the Ohio STATE
grange. declared be would se'h S'd'H
income tan.
"Farmrrs are in no position 10 pay
moro taxes and az !ncom. TAX w3Nm
7.uco the burden On those best apIc 20
carry IT," said Scott.
nreporinc 10 oppOse efforts OF adNo-
Gates q; property classification taNaN'n
Representative John Chester Of iiu"-
;nG county. said.
For Liquor 1nloEochIS"'
The ohio Antl-Saloon league TO-DAY
submitted 10 Governor elect Davis 20
day the draft az = proposed state "qu''
enforcement bill ,.
lntroduct!nu Of tho measure depends
on final approval Of Davis. senator
William Miller 81 Muskingum county
senate dry leader. has been S"icfi"u y"
Drastic LEGISLATION g needed :" reg
ulatr and curtail the sale Of patent
medicines and other c"nc""ti"ns con
coctIors containing high percentages OF
aIohol, James a White. Su"rint'ndei'
~ rho Anti-Saloon league. SAID t"daE.
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errinEly selects tho particular ones
which ar" going to he emphasized ana
H,c""Iitrd 10y popular approval.
Fashion Instinct q Sixth Sense.
think the fashion instinct must
hc a sort OF sixth sense. something
Xix" the hunting dogs ability to follow
a trull. Some women arc born with II,
4 !"w cultivate it Though seldom. TO
siI"n perfection as if 1t were inborn).
and many never have It.
OF course il is not strange that the
sal"Swumcn most often have this in
st.nrt since they are in the ideal
environment for its cultivation and
any natural endowment becomes I'M
raun;lv acute. Sometimes they have
IT 10 an embarrassing degree, IS when
they look at you with uncomprehen-
sion when you ask for brown in an
off wear for brown. But thoy are not
wearing brown this year" they tell you
putirntiy at first, afterwards scurn-
fully when you still persist In want
ing color which IS rnly recommended
by the unimportant consideration Of
its h"CominEncss To you. Happily for
any lovers Of brown. this year Is a
brown year One may ask for any
, shade Of brown one wants without con-
tum',y.
A Primitive Instinct.
+ suppose the fashion instinct Is a
modern manifestation of the old herd
Instinct It must be sonnet thing very
primitive and deeply implanted to have
such tremendous influence on happi-
ness and economic conditions-think Of
tho totally different economic situation
that would exist If we wore our clothes
until they wore out. or even until they
were shabby. instead OF only until they
went out of style.
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NoTTCa

Not!r" f. hereby given that meeting
Of the owners IF lots in Nj. Wood cent
ctery. located IN Washington di$tr'Gt;
ONO county. West Virginia, VIII be hold
:, IN. council chamber II tho city bund-
ing nr the cay Of Wheeling on
THI'RSRNY. THE 9Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1921.
n, 80 ,r'r!rrk y. N: for tn" purpose OF
.tt.,t.nc = Roard "f nine Trustees for
sad MI Wood Cemetery NSsoriat ton
AID such other business as may coma
before the meeting.
IT. WOnp CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
Ey CHARLES II. MILLER.
WILLIAM 1.LI.lNEHAN.
d.4-,f Survil ing Trustees.
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STOCKHOLDERS lu1r1no.

The annual meeting Of the StockhoA'
ers Of The Bloch Brothers Tobacco Com.
pany will be held at their offices. cornei
Forry-first and Water Streets, Wheel.
ing. w. Va, between the hours Of il
o'clock a m. and l o'clock p. M. Tues.
day, January llth, 1921. for the election
Of Board of Directors, and for the
transaction of any other business that
may properly come before the meeting.
4. o. MAXWELL.
d-oo-ja-5 Secretary.
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ATTACKED BY GoMPERs.

= Louis Jan. :. The decision o. the
United states supreme court yesterday
-. at!l.' I" In" So-rai,"d secondary buy
r'"tt WAS attacked In = formal staterreut
here Tonight 10y Samu'' ,inmp"rs. pr"si-
dent Of II" American Federation 81
Labor. wIo asserted IN" court mas "lr!n-
81 forces with the au'i-un.ou shop
movement.
The statement characterized the de-
ctslnr aC a blow ~ m" movement :0r
auman freedom and progress and dc
Jared u - Thoroughly n a"r"rd WIZ
-rc,i"
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STOCKHOLDERS 1rEzr1Ho.

The annual meeting of the stockhold.
crs OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, will be held at the office OF
the company. on Monday. January 10,
o'clock D. m. for the election Of man.
ayers to serve during the ensuing year.
and such other business as shall com"
before the meeting. -. -
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. q. 1890.
d-27.u
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 1212 Chaplins street
Call Phone 1917.
DIED

1921. at l0:45 o'clock. at his home. liz
Twelfth street, WILLIAM JONES.
SIR. in the S9th year Of his age.
Funeral services from the Simpson n:
+. church. Thursday afternoon
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited
Interment Stone Church cemetery.
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WAN,-ED-AGENTS
WANTED

WANTED-Large manufacturer wants
AGENTS To sell hosiery, underwear.
shirts. dresses. skirts. waists. shoes.
rlorhinE. etc. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills, 500 Broadway, New York.
l-l-eOWpd
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WANTED TO LEASE.
WANTED

WANTED To less" with option TO buy
operating mine. loading on Z. r. Bel
mont. jefferson or Harrison Co. prefer
rcd Write EuX 4n@. Martins Ferry. O.
d-2O-l
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FOE. SALE=L'trrl

FOE SALE-Farm l21 acres. located
j.. miles west Of Rayland. Ohio. 6
room house. barn and other oGtbui!d:ngs
on PIKE. also team Of horses. Posses
sion IT once. Cheap Il sold 1T once. Call
Martins Ferry 23N-M. ja-i-i
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT roomcd house. bath. CO.
rI,nt cellar. in out pie district on ga r
Inc. $50 per month POSSESSION at once.
,rI-r,,. XXX i-3O-k
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STOCKHOLDERS Notice.

The annual meeting nf Tho Stockhold:
ers Of The National ExrhanG" Bank of
Wheeling. W. Va, VIII h" acid At the
hank Tuesday. January II. 1871 between
the hours Of 20 and - o'clock Il. m. fox
the election Of directors to S'rN" for tho
ensuing year and for IN" transaction or
any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
{. w. JEFFERs. Cashier
d-l3-mwf-jn -l0
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-Trachrrs. qualified for posi-
lions now open. High salaries. write
OF wiz" YatcS-Fishcr Teachers Agency.
broadway Bldg, Portland Oregon.
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FOR SALE-Farm containing GA. be-
tween Bethany and West Liberty. on
co-d road. Inquire "f $. II. lhilahaum,
bethany, W. Va, X. F.. No !. ja-5-k
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1.AvEILE-On Saturday. January ist
Io9I nj 6:l5 o'clock p. m. at her la!e
rocidence 2i07 Eoff street. CATH
ERNIE. wife of the late p. J. l-aveiie'
in The 67th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence WEDNESDAY
morning $50 Requiem mass az INC
Church OF Immaculate Conception
o'clock. Friends invited. 1nIsrsn'
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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FOR CELE.

FOR SALE-F'inc Chester white brood
sow. VIII sell reasonable. Phone
lS2"-J or Elm Grove l3d-M. jas!
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wANTED-Girl or middle-aged woman
TO cook. Apply to Mrs. r. c. DalIel..
Leatherwood Lane. Phone Woodsdalt
II. ja-e-m
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Neutrality-suspicious. Office girl. Stat
experience and salary expected. Ad
dress 4. B, care Inteligencer. 5a-4-l
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EMSHEIMER-On Tuesday. January
1921, at o'clock p. m. at his home
No II Poplar avenue, WOODLAND
GABE S. EMSHEIMER.
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CHAS. F. PAUL
CHAS. w. JACKSON
PETROLEUM.

oil city. Pa. Jan. i.-Cr"dit balance
$50: runs 1T.G3i. avcraE" S.5lS; ship
Iucu,S 54.29@; average 1881.
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TOE SALE

FOE SALE-Elcc sweeper. good rs new,
. ,, price used : months. also Marvel
D hL, an electric. almost new u Price.
call GS New Jersey or phone 1851
! Will demonstrate IN your home, > real
bargains. Ja-i-i
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HARr-On October Is. 1918. At Mars
France, JOSEPH NJ. HART. JR.. In the
10Th year OF his age.
Funeral services at the residence Of hif
father. J. NJ. Hart. ST, No. .sS4 MaiiS
street, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. Intcrment Mt. Wood Gene
terry.
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wANTED-Middle age woman to help IL
small boarding house, one who can cook
Apply 942 McColloch St. 1a-4.t
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wAMTED-FEMAII.

wANTEp-Girl for general houseworb
in small family. Must be we'll rec.
commended. Liberal wages. Mrs. Kent
B. Hall. Howard Apis Call Woodsdalt
2Sl. tA-5-l
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WANTED NALl.

WANTED-Mine superintendent 70,
mines in eastern Ohio producing 1,o0t
tons per day. Give age, experiences ane
reference with application. Address +
F., care IntelliGencer. ta-6-t
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NOTICE

BEGINNING January list; 1921. the frm
name of Chas. +. Paul Co, Will b"
hanged to I'auI & Jackson. Real Estate
A. Insurance one, sol Wig. Bnk. d
TrSt RlGr. l'honC TO-.
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wANTED-Girl or middle aged woman
TO cook. Apply TO Mrs. r. c. DalIeit
Edginston Lane, phone Woodsdale II.
ja-4-m
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. EuY WNn eA,INE STAMPS
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BY WAR SAVING STAMTs-~
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Funeral notice hereafter.
(kindly omit flowerS.)
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Daugherty's Temperament.

7, IS true Tim, some OF Harding $
advisers among ia" senators anu DINERS
at Washington Hr" concerned over the
rcuratrd ~umors about the possibility
Of paughcrtv heinz offered the Ait"r-
nov-gnncraNg office. Nine out ot ten
Of the mon whcru Harding regards as
his suurd"St ari most loya. ""unS'I-
lnrs would advise Harding "mNhatciitS
not to give III" attorney Scncra!"hiN 10
pauEhcrtv. II Harding should ASA Nheih
advice. Some ui these advisers. IN iic''
Iavc .houGht Of giving this adrIr" tn
IInrIinr oC ;hrir own initiative. hui
have fnr restrained by the ;h"uEht that
!, IS rather too personal matter and
tina, The thing Is not 10 hc thought Of
anyhow.
paueherty himself would DO the first
20 recognizes how drplorahle t would
he 10 make him attorney general
paurhnrty Is rough and ready poll
,ici,n of the old s"hnol. lie IL not tho
',or, oC lawyer out o. whom attorney
-cnrrnls arc made. III" attorn"N-E"n'
oral is. OF all the offices within IN"
cift oC Harding. thar on" wh''h most
surely calls not only Cor emin"nce
among lawyers. but also for complete
freedom on Tho part ~ the occupant
from political obligations ana even
from ro,itical associations. Tho aitor-
nav-scnaral'S ofCic" IS IN n" sam"
class with the Justices If the supreme
court. and no man should b." made at
iorncv--encral who Is not trt"d I" pass
from that office 10 III" Suprcm" court
In fact, TWO cf tho rr"s"nt Justices ~
,re sun-emc court. MrK"nna and Nc
REYNOLDS camc 10 'hr bench directly
rrrn tho atorrcy-cra"rai's office. Th"
-ff =
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STARTLING.
(Copyrtrht. Io20. hy sam Loydl
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wANTED-Young man to work In cash
ers office. Reference required
Wheeling Traction Co.. ta-b-t
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ITAo - 4 8I@eE;
s by Rqttf1 Cameron ~
TIE FASHION REFLECTOR

with the fashion instinct almost I'M
errinEly selects tho particular ones
which are going to be cmpna sized and
-.---.-.-lL.--n ..n,,ln,. nn,rn,.nl
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wANTED-Married man on dairy farm
at Rayland, Ohio. tor wagon deliver,
milk route. Man from farm preferred.
Edward Wagner, Main and goth SITS,
Wheeling, w. Va. ja-3-i
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would not cmbarrass Harding by ask
ing for or accepting any oftic". Even
under all this urging on paugher'E +
part Harding gave mis- consent 10 run
only with the greatest r"iu"tance On
several occasions II" wanted 10 with
draw that consent and tried 20 do 50"
! hu, yielded To- rauEhrr'NS !mpoTthn'-
ties.
nauchcrty has already had more
, benefit ont Of N" association with
. Harding than ne ever hoped - Ct. u
has entrruch"d him N a control OF
1 ONO Republican politics that he coulH
! hardly again hay" achieved but Tor ms
iassociatlon with Harding. II t@ III favor
! Of Harding that tn" obligation now runs
land not in favor sc I:aughcrtE.
Their Agreement.
: Even y Harding should feel tha'
! Daushcrty'a position in ba!o politics
would be stiu further improved by
tender 10 him oC the oftic" of attorney
general, he would undoubtedly rely on
: pauchcrly To decline IN" office. some
/ politicians say Harding had hotter go
: Daugncrtv'S drrlmal.un IN hand N"l"'"
nc makes the offer hut this is. Sa'd
humorously and possibly without
I knowledge ~ tn" undertaking pauSh.
rrty eavr Harding At tho inception a.
! tho errerpr!Sr. moro than 4 year ago.
! not 20 accept any Offer s! Harding
/ should become president.