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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
Germany Pays Over
100000 Gold Marks

Paris May l.. (RcparationS>-The
eparations commission officially an
nounced today that Germany had placed
at !ts disposal .15O.ooO.oo0 gold marks.
partly in gold and partly in foreign
currency.
The reparationS commission in its re-
ply TO the German government accept
Ing the payment Of 150.000,oO0 gold
marks, makes it clear that this amount
will be received only on account Of the
one billion marks due May 81. which
must be Forthcoming before that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
President to Confer
On Peace Situation

Washington. May 17.-preSident Hard
Ing will confer at the white house
Thursday with Chairman Porter. Of the
house foreign affairs. committee on the
peace resolution situation in the house.
In making this announcement tonight
Mr.. Porter said no action would be
taken by his committee on the question
until after the conference.
number Of Republican leaders in
the house expressed the opinion today
that the house would take up the peace
resolution before the end Of the week.
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ECHO MEETING
At Fourth Street n Z. Church Thur
day Evening ut O'Clock

All delegates from Ohio County Sun
day School Association. who attended
the State Sunday School Convention at
Char lesion. w Va. will be present. TO
bring back thoughts from tho conven-
ton. 4 live meeting is anticipated with
4 social hour after the meeting. Songs
and yclls will be features.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xsunsr. P1oD.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Prtv... Chapel, l2la cnapltas strsst
Cain Phone 1917
DIED

SETTELL - Monday morning, at three
o'clock. at the family homo. c.
Marshall street. Elm Grove. follow
ing two weeks illness OF heart
trouble. SAMUEL r. SETTELL, in
his 43rd year.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon
in charge OF Rev. II. ]. Rawlinson.
with interment in West Alexander
cemetery.
YOUNG-On Monday. May Is. 1921, at
LES o'clock =. NJ. at Wheeling hos
pital. WILLIAM POOL YOUNG. in
his 42d Year. The remains have
been removed to his home. No. 1i5
l4th street.
Services on Thursday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Friends respectfully in
vited TO. attend. lnterment at
Greenwood cemetery.
-
CpFf1ELD-- On Sunday. My Is. 1921
AZ IL O'Clock. noon. SAMUEL COZ
FIELD in his 64th year.
Services from the family residence. No
"a. National Road. Fulton. on We'd
nesday morning 1T 10 o'clock.
Friends invited TO attend. Inter
nent at Greenwood cemetery.
Moundsvill. papers please copy.
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD


Tony, the calculating barber. gives r
first-class shave. including bay rum and
conversation, in the record time OF flf'
teen minutes.
AS received his attention tho othcl
dag noticed az the end OF the feat
that the minute hand Of his clock vas
Just as far ahead OF the hour hand "a
i, was behind II when he commenced his
tifteen-minute job.
1t makes a capital puzzle to figure out
the exact time he finished 1t remaining
TO be told that he started before II
o'clock and finished after IL.
Answer to YsstsrdAy's Puzzle.
The rebus represented Bucksport
Maine.
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uLruaAruM 10 PREss1rEN

Philadelphia, May 1.-The Curt:
Publishing company. publishers of ting
SATURDAY Evening Post and other maEa
zines announced tonight that t hal
given the preSSmen who went on strike
OF its plant in sympathy with the A..
hour movement until noon tomorrow e
return. After that time they will no
longer DO considered employed and e
forts will be made TO ill their places, 4
u-:S said
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SHERIFF HURR|ES
SLOW TAXPAYERS

Officials in the sher!rf''s office state
that all those who have not paid taxes
b. the second Monday in June will be
considered delinquent. The real estate
assessments for 1920 must be complied
and placed IN tho hands If the board OF
public works on that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
TEN-ROUND DRAW

New York. May 17.--Corporal Dan
Toomey. lightweight boxing champion
Of tho army. fought tcn-round draw
tonight with S"rGt. Eanty Sharpe. Box.
crs Of the third army corps won fix,
bouts out Of six by knorkouts Over
opponents OF the second corps.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

l.. s. Engineer Office. Wheeling. ". Va.
Cement-Scal"d proposals will be re-
ceivrd here until 1900 \. VI. eastern
timc). June II. 1921. and then opened
for furnishing and delivering 10000 bar
rciS OF American Portland cement for
Dam No -. ohio River. Further in
formati ON application.
my l4-l6-l1-1S-ju-l1-1S
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1usrNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

Highpo~rred Executive Wanted - Fin
anciaI house with unusual nigh class
Investment proposition will shortly re-
Guire executives TO TAX" charge aS sales
managers of branch offices in laTS" in
duStrial cities. This is = REAL. oppor-
tunity 10 make money fast. FronoSi-
tfon Euaranteed Give age. qualihca-
lions and At least four references. En-
ele-e photograph n possible. Address
Sales Manager Room ?lS Boatmens
Bank Bldg, ST. Louis. Mo.
my-l0-lo-1S
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sohmtdt r.coy.riup At Hosp,.a1

Carl o. Schmidt. we'll known Wheel
ing attorney. who underwent an OPERA
ton for appendicitis Monday nj >he Ohio
General Valley General hospital is re-
ported 10 be making i satisfactory re-
covcry.
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rox RxNr-rJnNrsHEp ROOMS

FOR RENT Two large beautifully fur
ntSnrd sleeping rooms. in private fam
liz with use Of bath and phone. Apply
c4Oi Cha riinc ST. Phone "4'9-J.
my-t6-i
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WAnrrp-nousE or APAxr1BHr

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished or un-
furnished house or apartment in good
locality either city or suburbs By re-
sponsihlc adults. Write J. NJ. s. care
News or phone Wig. 1860 during office
hours. my-l0-m
NtNTED-To rent five room house or
apartment. centrally located in Wheel
nE. BY" family OF two: no children:
Phone Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-16kf
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ro1 RENT.

FOR RENT Room witt frs; class
board in priVat" family FOR refined
couples al MouhdSvill" Camp Grounds.
Enouirr % Car"tak"r At Grounds.
my-lS-i
E'pIt Rt.NT-NuVinS picture machines
machines for entertainment purposes.
Standard Theatre supply Co. Phone
WIZ. "?"n-J lny-1I-i
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No matter what you want It Will save
sou time and money TO use INTEL.
iIGESCER WANT ADS.
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POI sAIr-RIvHR CRAFT.

Full cabin. So h. p. light. draft mo-
torboat. HIS an oak bottom. good
sized decks. 65 #. hull. Lying at
Eleventh Street. Wheeling. Henry
Saladc. llO6 Water ST., Wheeling.
". VA. my-"-c0t
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ma7ufac:urcr wants
agents to sell hosiery. underwear.
shifts dresses skirts. waists. shoes.
clothing, &C Write for fire" samples.
Madison Mills. so Broadway. New York.
d-l-eowed
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Pox sAIE-PouLrRY.

FOR SALE-Stephens Salient Six tour
ing car; practically new. Sale reas-
enable Call 1881. my-1S-m
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wtT-ED-AGEyfS.

Art,HT& WANTED 70 t1kn orders for
'"'rn nrr MILLIONS on r"l!uinid
ri"hl- decorated in color with easel
'" 4 MANY styles to select from.
r~ntrS returned uninjur"'i. Men and
wnrl..r make big profits from easy
SnH-"tjme work. Send 80" for sample
credited on first order Address REM.
HARRIS co. @29A E"w"ry. New York
my-1S-S
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At tho samo time the president sent
TO tho senate the nomination Of DR..
Jacob Gould Schurman Of New YORK.
former president or Cornell University.
to be minister to China.
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FOR SALF-Anconas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. H. B. Hermann.
Wheeling W. Va. r. r. .. ap-1f-"St
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FOR SALE-Amerlcan portable moving
picture machines. Suitable for home
use. churches. lodges and factories
Wig. 292C-J. my-17-l
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Child to Italy and
SChurman to China

Washington, Nay II. - Richard
washburn Child, tho author and for
msr editor Of Golfers weekly, has
been selected BY President Harding
for AmoAssador to italy.
Nj. Child, formerly Of New York,
now lives In Warrington He has
been connected recently with tho
Republican national committee, and
during last summers campaign
gps1t several months In President
Eard1n3's headquarters at Marion.
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PRESIDENT IN REFUSAL
CONTINUED Prom Page ons)
NAY intervene Later

scene. Moreover he added, reports 10
,hc department indicated that the s!tua-
. ion u.op much nuicfcr
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wASTEp-FirSt class linotype operator
Apply TO foreman Wheeling lntelli-
gcncer.
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Yo8 SALE.

FOR SALE-Pony and OUTFIT. Call 1881
Ring III. Elm Grove. Ask for ". b.
Rankerd, Roneys Point. my-1I-l
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WANTED--A colored cook and a houhe-
maid. Mrs. J. e. Mckinley. Woods
dale 500. my-14-l
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL.
THE ISTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL.
Orice. 1906 Market ST.
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wANTED-MALE.

ANTED-Ra rber at once. Union man
S25.0u: J., over $4,000. Wire. Frank
H Mayors. Warrington. W. Va.
ny-l"-m
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LpSr-Two diamond rings and one
amethyst ring in E. and o. station.
Wheeling. In ladies rest room. Liberal
reward Call Bellaire S2l-W my-1n-t
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7 LOFT Airdale terrier puppy. female.
answering name OF Dim. rather large
size no collar. Reward. Geo. P. Whit
akcr. Wig 214o. Woodsdale 4-9.
my-15-m
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LOST-Strayed or stolen, Boston bull
terrier. White breast Answers to
name OF Doc. Reward IL returned to
1888 Wood street. Phone "I6-M.
my-l6-i
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M1SCHLLANEOUS.

FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Gold De-
licious Winter Apple Trees, owned by
Stark Bros. Buy now for fall planting.
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman OF West
Alexander. IA. call on you. \ postal
Will bring him. my-1S-u
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J. ED MAXWELL. practical paper hang
CT in AL MS branches. No. IL 10th ST.
Phone 13J-W between 6 and p. m.
my-l TX
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LOST-EaStern Star pin between Island
and Masonic Temple on Saturday. Re-
turn TO this office. my-16
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
AUsTRIA,s PLIGHT.

Austria has declared herself bankrupt She
has asked the allies to take over the govern
rnent and conduct 1t until such time as the ma
ton is able to stand alone.
Under the conditions laid down by the
allies in the Versailles treaty it is doubtful il
Austria will ever be able to go ahead. Being
stripped of every resource and denied permis-
sion to join with the other German states in the
German federation there was nothing for Aus
tria to do but to succumb.
France is mainly to blame for this. The
French objected to every plan that would help
Austria France may be excused, perhaps, for
the stand she has taken for. having been under
the threat of a powerful German combination
SO long, once she got the upper hand she made
the most of it. In fact, it appears as IL she has
over-done it.
1t is plain to everyone that with the old Haps-
burg monarchy broken up the logical thing for
what was left of Austria to unite with Ger
many, making one of the southern states along
with Bavaria. This will yet be found to be the
only satisfactory solution. Under proper reg
ulations France has nothing more to fear than
she has ordinarily and the people Of Austria will
have a chance to live.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
coyERNoRs CONTENTION CORRECT.

While Governor Edwards may have over
stepped the mark when he intimated in a recent
statement that the courts of the state were
under the influence of "malign and invisible
interests" the fact remains that his conten-
tion that the power to appoint-the Public Utility
Commission ought not 10 be placed in the hands
of the chief justice any other court official is
correct. The utterance of the governor was
made under extreme provocation, and at such
times even governors are apt to say more than
they intend to.
But such mistake by the governor ought
not to be allowed to pervert the minds of the
people from the great fundamental wrong that
is proposed in Assemblyman Rowlands bill to
take from the governor the power to name the
Public Utility Commission. If there is any
thing that might tend TO place the courts under
the influence OF "rnalign and invisible interests
is is that very act that the present Republican
legislature proposes to pass solely for narrow.
partisan purposes.
New Jersey has always been proud of her
judiciary. Let us hold it unsmirched by keep
ing its duties confined to judicial procedure and
70. force upon it the functions of the executive
1ranch of the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
pRoTECTIoN AT RARrrAN ARSENAL.

1t is not without much concern that the peo-
pie of this section of the state learn that orders
have been issued at Raritan Arsenal dsmissing
gil civilian guards and fremen. knowing that
there is vast quantity of high explosives still
stored there and having had experience as to
what may happen in case of a serious fire
where such explosives are stored, the people
have right to know just what precautions are
being taken to properly guard the plant.
It is realized, of course. that conditions at the
Raritan Arsenal are great deal better than
the conditions that existed at Morgan at time OF
the explosion and IRE there, yet many things
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
USE FOR THE BILLIONS.

Another excellent argument In faVor oi u.'-
armament. or at least the curtailment of naval
expenditures by the leading nations for a den-
mite period Of years, is to be found in the pres
srt unemployment of labor throughout the
country.
II the billion dollars more that the nation
now proposes to spend on battleships and arma-
ment that will be Obsolete before the next war
occurs. were to be spent in the construction oil
national highways in all parts of the country
4his billion or more of dollars would not only
be used for useful, constructive purposes, ou'
IT would give steady employment to thousands
of idle men, put money in circulation ana
thereby help business wonderfully.
No less an authority than Gen. Tasker II.
Bliss. who was the American member OF the
supreme war council in Paris and later MEM
Der of the American peace commission told the
House naval committee that "our present form
of civilization cannot stand the great strain OF
military preparation much longer" General
Pershing has given similar testimony.
The new administration can render no greater
service than to at once call the nations of the
earth together to discuss disarmament to the
end that the billions now wasted on war-lke
preparations can be spent in developing the
country and giving work to unemployed
thousands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
TARIFF rooLrsHNEss.

senator Edge is showing great deal of COM
r,anaable independence in the stand he has
taken on various issues in Washington. Just
at present he is out against the Fordney emer-
gency tariff bill which the Republicans propose
70 foster upon the country at time when tarin
,inkering will only aggravate rather than help
a most critical situation.
Amarica ought to have learned by this time
that the sooner she helps Europe out Of her
nresent dificulties the sooner will America re-
cover from her own. 1t is not so much keeping
foreign made goods out of this country
that is affecting us as it is the inability of
Europe to buy goods from us. The farmers nave
learned that foreign markets for grain are es-
sential for their prosperity. We here In Perth
Amboy find our smelters and other industries
running on part fine being all but shut down
because the usual foreign markets are closed.
The foreigner hasn't the money to buy or the
rate Of exchanges is high he can't afford to-
One of the big Industries here that sold ex-
tensiyely to South America has had numerous
orders cancelled because 1t takes so much OF
south American money TO equal equivalent
IN limited states money that business is pro-
hibitive.
The quickest way TO stabilize business is to
stabilize the rate of exchange between coun-
tries The quickest way to stabilize the rate of
exchange between countries is to get business
going in the war-ridden lands. To do this we
must buy their goods. This will give Europe
the money to buy our goods
For a great, big healthy nation like the
United states to be erecting tariff wall against
i. ,it+le devastated nation like Belgium, for in
stance. is like a full grown man being afraid Of
a little, crippled child.
Senator Edge has shown up the fallaey OF
the proposed emergency tariff. What the world
needs is for the United States to extend credits
to other countries. not erect tariff barriers
against them. Once that is done business Will
begin to move back and forth and American
business will be well able to take care of ITSELF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
RIPPLNG RHYMES
By Walt Mason.
THE PEPTINnsT

The peptimist Is one who works
with most exceeding vim, and sets
example to the shirks who may keep
tab on him. So many men. with
dragging feet. go to their tasks each
day; with frowns they shuck the
ears of wheat and thrash the bales
of hay. With scowls they ply the
shining saw or WELD the useful
churn: they're only happy when
they draw the pay they think they
earn. And when there IL a slump
in trade, and workmen must be fired.
these delegates are first to fade
they've made the bosses tired. The
peptimist has taken pride In labors
safe and sane, whatever tool he may
have piled, a corkscrew or plane.
He did not go with dragging step
when morning whistles blew; in
every motion there was pep. no
sulky fits he threw. And when a
slump in trade appears. and work.
men are laid off. the boss announces,
through his tears, ''We'l keep this
hustling toff. We can't afford TO let
him go, he's such a useful man; we'll
keep him, though to Tom and Joe
we must attach the can" The pep
timist is in demand wherever COM
merce dwells; he makes his progress
through the land, and wears his
string of bells.
Copyright by George Matthew
Adams.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14
Luke McLuke Says

About the only thing the average youth in
herits from his Father is his Politics.
A woman can judge that there's something
immora, about man by the way he keeps
every body from finding It out. -
Even when Princess realizes that she is
homely she manages to console herself with the
reflections that she has Classic Features.
And woman doesn't have to be remarkably
fond of Dumb Animals to like her Poodle more
than she likes her Husband
Any woman would rather be stylishly Dress
ed than be Becomingly Dressed.
About 10 times year a girl wants to get out
an Extra and inform the world that her hair is
trying TO Curl Naturally.
: Two generations ago a ffteen-year-old girl
who read a daily newspaper was regarded as
Freak But nowadays a ffteen-year-old girl
who doesn't read daily newspaper is regard
ed as a Dummy.
And you may have noticed that most of the
Eternal Triangles have only one woman in
them.
If a Boy tries to be Man we throw Bou-
quets at him. But if a Man tries to be a Boy
we throw Rocks at him.
The fact that dog has a Pedigree mile
long won't keep him from having Informal
Manners.
1t makes a woman feel good all over to spend
80 cents in car fare getting a fifty-cent article
for 49 cents.
Men haven't been out f.the trees so very
long. Why, less than 20 years ago were
wearing the kind of shirts that had to be pulled
on over your head.
pretty sixteen-year- girl is the most in
teresting thing in the world until she starts
talking.
After man gets through regretting that he
didn't do it Yesterday he'll bet you that he'll
do it Tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14

O. Does the United States keep
boats at sea to watch for icebergs?
g A. = The Coast Guard does patrol
the ice regions of the North Atlantic
ocean, principally off the Grand
Banks and along the transatlantic
steamship lane. Reports are made
to the Photographic Once Of the
Navy and warnings circulated by
wireless, Informing ships OF Nthe
whereabouts of icebergs which are
a constant menace to navigation at
certain periods of low visibility, due
to rain, fog and mist.
O, Are Christmas, New Years,
and Fourth OF July legal holidays?
A, There are no national legal
holidays in the United States. Holi-
DAYS are made legal by state statute.
There are six holidays which are OBJ
served generally throughout the
country: New Years Day, Washing
toms Birthday, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and
Christmas.
Q. Which nations are the chief
users of the Panama Canal? T. u.
B.
A. According to a report of the
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1890,
the United States and Great Britain
are the greatest users of this canal.
The number of vessels passed in the
fiscal year for these nations was as
follows: United States, 1,129; Great
Britain, 1853; other nations, 596.
O. What are the terms of enlist
ment in the United States Navy? +.
G. M.
A. Orders were issued by the
Bureau of Navigation on December
IS to stop all enlistments for peri
DDS of two and three years. and au-
thorizing enlistments for four years
only, with the exception of minors
between the ages of seventeen and
eighteen years, who are to be enlist
ed for the period of their minority
with the consent of parents or guar
dams. Re-enlistments may be made
for two, three or four years, and ex-
tensions are authorized as hereto
fore.
@. Is .Lloyd's" an insurance COM
pany? r. 8. p.
A. Lloyd's is an association Of
Underwriters in London. Its name
is derived from an Old coffee house
in Tower Street whore underwriters
met TO transact business. Lloyd s
was Incorporated IN 1911, put does
not do insurance business as a cor
poration. such business being con-
Quoted by it's members according to
the rules laid down by the society.
@. What part of the population OF
| Hawaii is Japanese? T. I. q.
A. The Census Bureau says that
42.7 per cent OF Hawaii's population
| Is Japanese.
@. How much money did Andrew
Carnegie leave? N. NJ. 8.
A The appraisal OF Andrew Car
nesbe's estate showed a net value OF
| $28,247.161. Mr.. Carnegie had given
away the greater part OF his enor-
nous fortune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-14

that were believed to have been impossible have
happened in the past, and no chances should
be taken.
II would be well for the Board of Freeholders
to ,nouire into this matter carefully to ascer-
tain the facts and see that the people are pro-
perly informed. 1t is known that congress Is
cutting down the appropriations for all gov
ernment departments and curtailments are IN
order all along the line but economies should not
be carried so far as to expose. even In the
slightest degree. a populous community ike
This 10 a second Morgan horror.