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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GoodykoOntz Opposes
Naval Appropriations
Special 10 IntelliSenccr.

Special 10 IntelliSenccr.
Washington. n. G.. Feb. 20. - Con-
gresham Wells Goodyko0ntz was one OF
nine members Of the house vii" Noteu
TO rccommit the naval appropriate h
bill to the committee in the hopo thS'
Il would b. returned considerably re-
duccd Before casting his vote he TOOK
occasion 70 explain his position, offer
several suggestions. and 10 announce
that his attitude should not hc con-
>trued as one that should place MN III
The group Of "littlc navy mon.
This outSpoken West NirSiu!an told
the house that as l protest. he was
going to vote against the bill, not that
ne was opposed 10 a strong navy. hut
for the reason that II bslicNo We ought
10 call halt and give tho aNpaHcr tim"
I" get his breath" hut tho roll call on
the vote showed that Congressman
t;oody knontZ was in hopeless minority
in any effort to facilitate and make easier
the breathing operation on tho part oi
the taxpayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
FIERCE GALE LASHES
THE VIRGINIA COAST

Norfolk. Va. Feb. CA severe storm
was swcering this section Of the coast
,orirht and n number Of vessels were
seeking shelter in Lynn Haven hay and
other points. At Care Henry tonight the
w:nd reached = velocity Of IS miles. and
Moving directly from the north
Reports received hero indicate that
tho schooner Carroll \. nCrr'n=, which
went ashore on Diamond shoals three
weeks ago. Is breaking up under IN"
Ia shinC Of high seas The crew ~ IN"
schooner has never been found md their
fate becomes each day NOR" likely 10
hr added to the lisa ot mysteries Of tn"
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tSl&d &! 8: Tss!hzS5 y
STOLEN SYMPATHY

recommend her. The hero (who IS en-
gagged TO another girl who loves h'm'
makes up his mind 10 take her down
peg because she Is selfish and ronceitcu
and thinks any man will fall Tor her'
OF course the inevitable happcnS-thcy
fall in love. and in the last paragraphs
We have the hero calmly announcing
that I've has thrown over the first glrI
ana Is going to marry the heroine ana
tho curtain falls on touching love
scene. ] should like TO sec II rise on
their married life. Ono wonders just
how long ono would have to wait Tor
tho visit to Reno.
At The Authors Mercy
Yrt even in tho story ono feels
momentary sympathy for tho heroine
Gt was very slight with MOI because
Tho author Wills that VIC shall.
|, Is really appalling TO think now
W arc at the mercy Of the authors
Ideals.
II ono stops 10 think. ono often reefs
10 ,,wdrin,ss of an authors self stick
,r through his story. When he thinks
fanny. what he thinks is ncrmissiblr.
uh,, he thinks is admira 81. arc All
So, forth by what hc makes his. charac-
tiers do and hc admired for. and some
times hc shows up as pretty much OIL
pike.
But Don't
Wr might have a writer's license is
er,cd and have all fiction writer's pass
character tnst before they wer" al
lowed f., stir up our feelings >and en-
us, our sNmpalhics and form our idea IS
(which inter they d. far more than
49,. writer's who wrote with that de-
liJrralc rUrr"sC).
IrI really meant that suggestion you
might have hca4nn for frotlAnC at the
mouth. rcadcr-fricnd But don't.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GOODWILL IN PROSPECT
IN GILMER COUNTY LAND

Charleston. w. Va. Feb. 2o.--The Raj
cjgh Oil and Gas Company yesterday re-
ported the NTH sand was reached at rs
operation on Jocs Run. in G!cnwood dis
trirt Of Gilmcr county, AT depth OF
@.9t6 feet 4 good showing for both
oil ami gas is in prospect, but it is cN-
pcctcd the well will be operated for oil.
The nth sand Was reached Saturday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Gov, White Boosted for
High Federal Office

Sp clal Dispatch TO The lutclIiHcfcor
Washington. y. e. Fob. 20 I special
press dispatches today from -. Angus
the, Fla, reported that Preside elect
NIrding has under consideration the
name Of former Governor y. l.. white
~ West Virginia. for tho post OF con-.
missioner Of internal revenue. and 81
may be rendered that position. Tt"
press dispatch gays that Senator DAVIS
Flktns has put :hc name Of Mr.. White
before Mr. Harding and requested tn"
appointment, ard further that this =
the only request that the West Viz
stnia senator has made AFFECTING; PATRON
age outside Of his states regular .Allot-
mCnt.
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rowBoAr BURIED.

New kensinstcn. Ia. Feb. co.--The
gasoline towhoat Trilby. owned by the
f. NJ. wishcrt Contracting Company,
Vas burned to the waters edge today
while at it's dock at Valley Camp. In
the Allegheny river. DAMAGES amount
ed 10 $1,000 Back firing OF the engine.
it was announced. caused the blaze.
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Jury will b. charged.
Strike Zone Quiet
The situation throughout tho MinEo
county strike zonc has been reported
uu,,, since the last CoH:Tany Of the fed
rral troops left Williamson last We'd
n"Sday.
CAPTAIN J. l.. HrorkuS. who assumed
tho scat Of Colonel hermann Han. COM
handing the PROV iSinual battalion that
marched into MnEo hSt November, said
that ny untOward CNcnlS had been re
rorted. to hun %inr" lie had assume
Jurisdiction over III" eastern part OF tho
county.
Colonel Jackson Arnold returned TO
charleston several days ago. leaving
,'aDIyin BroCkuS III charge.
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Fo1 REHr-ru1nIBK1D ROOFS

xo1 xHHT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply .nd iioor 4h.ei
licencer Bldg, 1905 Market St. f-l4-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

wANTKD-Agents. canvassers, sales
men, to sell silk skirts, silk shirts,
other stable merchandise direct con-
sumer or stores, money refunded X you
don't sell Samples shipped Z. q: u.
Alaska Sales, IL Great Jones ST., New
York. l-|i-k
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WANTRD-To RIFT.

WAHTED-Modern five or six room.
and bath, house or apartment. central,
" .ocat ted in Wheeling. No chndre5
Gail Martins Ferry 339-W. 1a-22-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

DO you ever get real indignant, after
you have read short story or novel
to realize that your deep sympathy has
been enlisted not only for person who
did not exist but who, If he or she did
exist would not be worthy OF II"
read a story by an English author
recently in which the heroine. who IS
represented as having great charm but
no sruples, does everything in tho
world she shouldn't do. buys what she
cannot pay for. tries 10 get every
woman's husband away from her. and
as climax manages to make the nus
band Of her ono real woman friend o.
= woman Who has hcfricnded her a;
considerable sacrifice-unt-u" 10 her
Nevertheless, because Of some skitlfH'
Juggling In spite of all this. ono vents
that heroine to got what she wants ana
Is sorry when she doesn't.
IN the end she dies and hrr do'ilh'
and death Is SO Skillfully portraNcd 'Ah'
actually wcpt a tear because ANYONE
who loved life and was 30 '"'' o.
charm HAD 10 die.
wanted That Tear Back
Then I got 10 thinking about II and
wanted that tear back. She had a
rav time as long az she lived Al ia" on
pcnse Of others. She was dishonest ShG
vas dishonorablc. she was rru"I. !
should have probably disliked her had
I known her. How cNFop"ratinE 10 hr
50 at the mercy Of sl,iIlfui writer thai
ono should mentally Identify oneself
tror that is really what on" docs wien
ono worries over c fate Of III" hrr"
or hcroirc> With In antagonist" per
sonality!
In a short story which ais" read re-
Gently. tho heroine is a young girl MI"
charm and apparently rn'h'nS else 4"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
NEGOTIATIONS.

vAHrEp-To ship Is or 20 gallons OF
milk daily to Wheeling, herd tubercu-
losis tested Geo. J. Miller. Elm Grove.
7109 r IA. I--l-B
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

wANTED-A first class estimator Tor
the lumber business. and good solicit
tor for orders. with a first class house
Must be able to read blue prints. Man
having experience in the carpenter buSi-
ness preferred. State what salary cA-
pnctcd. Address Estimator. care lnteil!-
gcncer. t-l'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsx. Rrop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Privats Chapel. l212 Chapit1S STREET
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

sTEwA1T-On Sunday. February ~.
1921, at s o'clock p. m, at the tamll!
home on the y. VI. Garvin farm, Sher.
rard, JOHN ALLEN. son Of Charles T.
and Ella Stewart. Age !eat'
months and "a days.
Services this (MondaY afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock. Friends respectfully IN
yited TO attend. lntcrment at New
Cumberland, W. Va, Tuesday morning.
YouNo-on Sunday. February 90. 1921.
at o'clock p. m. SARAH AANE, IN
FAINT daughter OF George and SafAh
Young, aged years and months
Funeral services from the residence OF
the parents rs Virginia street, MON
day, February u. 1871. AT O'Clock y
m Interment Greenwood cemetery.
PoITHIKULD-On Friday, FEBRUARY
is, 1927, at IL O'Clock a. MI, az MS
home 2l14 Market street, FRANK w.
pORTERF1ELD. SIR, In the Sith year
OF his age.
Funeral from First Christian church.
Monday February II, at 2:3o p m.
Friends Of the family are hfteo 70
attend. lnterment at Greenwood Gel
ctery. , ..,I,
(Tolcdo and Detroit papers please copyo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

POI RALH-Two very desirable lots at
Holloway, o. near X. Of r. hall. VIII
build houses to suit purchaser on re.
quest, on REASONABLE terms. The Scot:
Lumber Co., Bridgeport, o. f-l4-3lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

ron SALI-Grocery and meat market
on Chapline ST., with an established
cash trade. Large butcher refrigerator
included No delivery. Rent $1,000 pc"
month. This is 4 bargain. Call or phone
Wheeling Sales Co, Wing. Bank g. Trust
Bldg Phone $40. t-lb-K
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

'There Is Big differences oetWeen mon
Y, no come 10 US with Gods trademark
On them and those who come with only
tnc marks OF human handicraft TO make
them noticea bic. To me Washington
appears as special gift OF God for rei-
sons which I shall mention.
First. ne was the product OF god
fearing mothers training. She was one
Of those mothers who consider II sol
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1o1 SALE.

Fo1 SALE-All kinds Of fruit trees and
shrubbery. from Stark Bros. the larS-
est and best nursery in the world. Every
thing guaranteed true 10 name. Drop
Walker, Salesman. West Alexander, Ia.
f-l7-l9-2l-23-252S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

wAHrED-Two sober and Industrious
Linotype Operators. Others need mol
amply. The Wheeling Intelligencer.
f-l4-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
roH sALE-1Iv18 CRAFT.

rul, cabin, IS h. p. Light draft ns-
torboSt. HAS An oak bottom, goo4
died decks, IS II. hull Lying ct
Eleventh St, wheeling. xe1ry
Halads, tlos Water St-, wheeling,
". Va, I-e'sot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

WANTED plumber. Steady
work. Call 3702-W Wheeling. f-2l-h
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ron SLAK

~'I,I-)tl.-G.t1-AAI , IS ~ Va
PoR SALE-Rnmbler car with body and
top rebuilt motor. I good tires. No;
I running order. CASH $4,000: Call
1907 r - Woodsdale. 1-zo-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
EAST PENNSYLVANIA
IN GRIP OF STORM

rhilade!ph'a. IA. Fob 10 Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. southern New Jersey ana
Delaware tonight were in III" grip "t
TN, first real snow storm "f the winter
Starting at eleven n'rl"ck last might
aud. driven 10y Il STIFF northeast wind
lhc %tr,.m continued throughout tho
,Itv and ant, ,ri' Tonight. delay lhE
traffic and importing shipping. Al
though There were TWO feet Of snow ia
some Of the upstate towns. thcr" Wcr"
no reports of serious delays IN the
movement Of trains and trolley cars.
seven inches of snow fell III Phiia-
,!cIphia hut there was it'll" impairment
in trafrir Incoming trains from the
west and south. however. w"r" from
one to two hours late. TN" storm was
particularly severe in tn" anthracite
coal region ila2"lton reported two
fec, of snow. portSvilI". Is inches and
leading is inches Trolley irahir%was
u,rtiallv suspended IN several places.
Drifts of light Zoe, high wrr" reported
from Manahoy CITY. and Il wa> i'tr'"
,n,, Storm would 'nt"rf"r" with IN"
.,.pr..ttIon al the mines.
Night In the Church.
Country roads wvr" hl""N"d M th'
,i,.,uitv Of po,'"$iown and at HIS
town. nearby. tho congregation at me
Mennonite church was forced 1" spend
tine night in the church. Most or th"m
,.,,,nc ~ ;rIromobiltS and after til" ser
vices tho found tho wind had piled up
snow drifts that were impossible.
Delaware Hr"akwatrr reported 81
milo an hour gale and n number OF
u ms an,hurcI ms dc the htrh"T await
.n- abatement &C the storm.
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WANT1D-A1lH9S.

FOR sALH-Reo %-ton truck. cheap,
Call ZOOS. I-sl-l
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what q grahdtman ne was our wash
IN Ston, for whom Margaret SanGster
renned these simple. let thoughtful lines.
What an example 10 set before the rising
generation OF our land. Among the
many stories handed down concerning
him, not = one which might make
young American feel that me could not
honor him, or which might make ma
trrcr mind conclude that n" has boon
over-ratsd.
ITO he sure. tho last years % his no
were embittered by hateful opposition.
That was politics. Politics is tho one
game In which We Americans apparently
cannot play fair. We ins,s, on fairness
IN our other contests VIC cry out
sSains. dirty ball" dirty pool 'foul
tactics" More than one OF our spontS
Rave been ruined BY trlckStcrs and
EamesterS. But in politics Ne trip and
trick our best friends. More IS the
shame. That habit OF mems minds broke
Washinstons heart. He 9,cd without
moving how his cHuntrNm"u would
honor him. Yes, more's the Shame.
Tho passing years soon placed WASH
iuSton's fame where /, belongs. To-day
au- undivided country. as well as the
world at large. knows that IN Washing
ton the history OF humanity possesses
ono OF its mighticst masters. VIC was
a workman approved % Cod" but. not
only approved Of God. verify sent by
tod. That IS why my theme for this
yeaHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
RLoQunHT rRwurE TO LrE AND
Work or A1nEIcA's FI1sr
PRRswNHr ny REV.
". II. sCKu1TTN.
Five worthy rrntts Of the Father OF
Kis County Poinhsd Out -
worthy OF Emulation

Thank God FOR Washington" was the
subject OF the sermon preached By Rev
W T.. Schuette At ST. James Lutheran
,ourrh. Sunday morning. the occasion
beng in commemorat!on OF the anntver-
~,rl Ur the birth of the first President
~ 'rc United states. Tho service and
special reference 10 George Washington
Was Simplttied for the benefit OF the
rH.i,lrcn OF the church. and At the Same
limo was Of such a splendid quality as
I" b. thoroughly enjoyed by adult mem
l, - Of the congregation.
concerning Washington. whose natal
Gay viii be celebrated Tuesday through
out the United States, Ror. Schucto
said.
" Tis splendid 70 live so srandiy.
That long after you are gone.
Tho things you did are remembered
And recounted under tho sun:
To live 50 bravely and purely
That nation stops on its way.
And once a year with banner and drum
Keeps it's thoughts OF your natal day"
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reasonably within IN" S-,opc or Inc d!i''"
decisions
Although NJ. Rriand does not regard
tho - per cent tax upon INC Naih' ~
German goods sent abroad As an export
duty. lccausc il may be pad from III
rrrnaI or any other revenue. yet IN VIC"
of American criticism. that clause ma
be- IN odificd. If another suitable StanH-
ard 70 meet German!'S expanding pros
merit can be found. Exports, WITHIN NJ
Er,anj's definition Of the word wFr" = %
rc,.,cd simnIy as Iariablc national earn
lngS.
Near Eastern Problems.
GERMAN rerarations will not h" c"nsih-
cred formally until tn" Near Eastern
questions arc settled; but Preparations
dominate tho thought of tn" French del
rCation. and this fac; probably NIL nave
An important influence" on the decision
OF tho conference respecting the Turk
.lsh arrangements.
The French :,Nd British governments
are no, in entire agreement upon the
Srvres treaty. 1t is the impression thh'
Premier Lloyd George of Great RrillSN
will ask NJ Briand To weld in som" re-
sn,ctS On the Turkish treaty IN return
Tor StfiuI"Sl J'l'''Ni' "HfIS'> ''
gard 10 rCparation%
The French have all but decided l."
Withdraw from t';.iCia hut to retain Inc
mandate for Syria, which Is parlta"H
r,rif,cd according TO General Gouraud.
commander Of the French army IN the
near cayt. The situation in CiicEt
promises prolonged trouble. Genera !
,;ouraud. who came TO London with the
flRv
could now withdraw from Ci'icla WIN
on, loss OF prestige. having won vic
tory At AintaO.
France has now $4,000 men in TurNeE'
but st the war is To be continued th'r'
another $1,000 men probably would n'
required to finish the campaign. ln"
French cabinet does not desire TO STchn
any moro lives on Turkish manda"s ana
rrrIrrS to rc.'"h an agreement VAIN the
\a,ionansis under Musiapha kcnal
i'aShd.
Venizelos j Power.
The word "r~vIsion" is 10 be care
fully avoided as regards tho H"NrrS
treaty, on tho ground that 10 rcN'S'
any treaty tends to render less pcrm''
men, and solid all post war tr""i'r,'
Instead of "rcvisi"n," IN" word "ad-
iu~i,nru,' TO lit changed c"nhiti"hS' OF
tnr modification Of Articles OF the
treaty would j" used
since NJ. N,u.>2,.uS. tn" former
,;r,.k rrrmirr. has arrived At an uh-
Outstanding with the Grc'k cabinet al
rh,u;:h not Iltn tn" Greek KING. Ia
,I.n is said to have come o. an "na"'
-.a,d,nr with Mr. Il"'i &c 'r-" t.
...yr All or A. much as iHss'u.'. 90 the
,:..,.r,s treaty. So that flT,0',r may re-
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wANrED-afen. Learn barber trade
Wonderful demand and wages. Posi-
tions Whiting. Write to-day. Molcr
Barber College, 81 W. 5th Str. Cincin.
natl Ohio. t-lS-l-mo.
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MORE INDICT MENTS
CONTINUED from Page ono)

sides IS merely guessing as to when thca
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wAHTED-Boy over sixteen to help on
delivery truck. Steady place for reli-
abIc party. Address in own handwrit-
ing. stating age and wages epectcd. Dry
foods. carcX The lntrligcncer. f7el-i
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-11
THE SOLUTION
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE
copyright, 1920, by Frank Crane)


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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-11
THE QUICK AND THE DEAD
By DR.. William f.. Barton

IL L.
We not that we know where to draw the line
between the living and the dead We have been told about
things that 'as dead a door-nai but now come
who say to that in that the doorna is not
dead that nothing is dead that has not lived They say
that death only be predcated of something that has
say that thus death is phase and far as they can
discover final phase of lfe but that 1T belongs to life
and not to things that have never lived.
But so they not sure that the door-nai is
wholly nonving. They have found it difficult to deter
mine where the laws begin to operate which in the higher
spheres we know as within the realm of life.
The atom, which only yesterday supposed to be
indivsibe and inert mass takes on new dignity the
home Of two forms of energy positive kind and mega
tive kind and all the problems of the universe to be
inherent in it.
Tennyson was sure that if he could know all that was
in the fe-story of the Glover in the cranned WALL he
would know all the mysteries, human and divine. APP
parently he well within the truth.
If he could have known the laws which nfalliby cryS-
talze the snoWakes under the unfang rule of six YETI
with two snow-fakes made alike, he would know
something so inclusive that the knowledge might explain
all mysteries.
Every spring plant little garden | drive a stick
at the end of each section and upon place the
empty envelope in which the seeds and saw hese
seeds very small and inexperienced they can hardly
be expected to know that desire this row to be radshe
and this to be lettuce; will show them what
| are intended to be-
But they know already That is the everlasting wonder
Of it. There is in them, tiny they are the power be-
yond all human knowledge of Interpretation which en-
abes them to bring FORTH each after its kind y
We know not the boundaries the limits of life #
lord of all that know dead or lifeess It has in If
spark of the soul of the universe Perhaps if we knew all
should find that nothing dead that life is the one
immortal substance the ndestructibe entity: the
one guarantee of perpetu And character is the nobest
thing In life