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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
Eureka Will Receive
All West Virginia Oil

rlrkershurs. ". Va. Sept. "9.--That
conditions are better with the EurchH
Pipe Line company ana that It VIII 10
ahi, to take care Of NOR" q: the "H
from the fields Il Serves n Yves; VIZ
GINA, T. shown IN ~" ord: :"su"' ~
f.. W. Mackl!n. assistant genera! super
ln:endc:,, fram headquarters Of thr
company here. In which it is staten
there IS !:ttlc more room than during
the past Few months, and The c"m?an?
will hc abe - take care Of NOR" OIL.
The Uric. has h""n Issued 70 tho
Euagcrs n the field and viii DC c!f"c-
i've October 1 Following Is the full
tex. Of the order:
There has been Sigh; but rot very
material Improvement II available room
IN ;ankaSc during III" past month. We
hone to nc able To run al Oh offered
during the month Of October. therefore,
please arrange 10 do so unless other
,eieo instructed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
.FAVORITES DEFEATED
IN COLUMBUS RACES

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. c9.-Favor.tes
were defeated In two % three events Of
the final days card OF the Grand Cir
cult race meeting here today. Wtlask!e
first choice in the 2:l3 trot took that
event in straight heats, the afternoons
only favoritc 20 pull through.
Billy J. Nay. strong hrst choice IN
the eos pace. failed to finish better
than third place. although two changes
were made in his drivers.
Lottie Day. FIRST choica in tho 2:to
trot. was never a serious contender.
McMa hon. With Hollywood H!lda. won
the first two heats and the race whils
the tki:d mile was won by Cupid Al
bingen.
At the conclusion oc the meeting. the
judges announced that Henry Thomas
had been ancd 300 for improper driv-
ing OF Hoaywood; Walker Cox 500 for
improper driving % McGreccr the Great
Fred Eag;tn. 500 FOR failing TO win tho
FIRST two heats with Jul!anne: q. Her
sHine. $500 for failure 10 win tho sec
ond heat OF his race with Russell On
gale. and John Thomas suspended ten
days for Improper driving OF Main Lick.
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Ex-FIRE FIGHTER WILL PREACH TOMORROW
RIVERSIDE union MISSION SERVICES
Billy WARE. SUNDAY CONVERT
AND FORMER PRISON CHAP
LAIN HERE.
Municipal Band To Give Sacred Concert
In Connection With Ex-
erciSeg.

Wheeling viii have rs frs: oppo7-
,rni,y Of hearing a t"-rsr city fire'uea
deliver a religious address. tomorrow In
Riverside Park when William Ware
known throughout Ohio AS Billy. will
deliver the main address at the Union
Mission exercises.
The municipal hard viii give sacred
concert in connection with the ser'-
ices. and Mrs. s. $. Uilum tn" widely
known soprano will be the solotss.
Tomorrow's meeting will close the
oper-a!r exercises in Wheeling. accord
Ing 70 an announcement BY tho Rev.
I. H Haines. superintendent 90 the
Mission.
Mr.. Ware has had what might be term
I'd coicrful life in that he left the
ranks OF the fire-f;Sh;ers in Columbus.
@, when Billy" Sunday. the evengel-
Isl conducted revival there. After a
few years of study he became the chap
lain az the Columbus county jail.
There in intimate association with the
inmate she acquired world OF expert
ence with the criminal classes and he Is
said 10 have been the means OF turning
more criminals toward Christianity than
any other Chaplain In Ohio.
Whether ne will discuss his expert
ences tomorrow could not be stated last
night BY Mr.. Ea!nes who expressed the
hope that Mr.. Ware would sketch his
He showing tho outstanding phases OF
his conversion.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Ware will
conduct the religious services In the
county jail here with the permission Of
M. Haines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
British Takes Lead
In Southern Tourney

Nashville. Tom. Sort. ~ - Nv"
Mitchell. tho famous lonc driver ~
Fnrlaud, took tho lead IN the southern
open GOLF championships tournament w..
TODAY. when h" followed his S'"r" or
eS in Yesterdays round with IN today.
Giving him total ot - for the -"
holes Of qualifying play.
Mitchell picked up on tho homeward
nine after going "ut IN -. negotiating
the last half Of tho course III three an
der par. -
T REQUIRED - strokes c0r til" round TO-
Gnv. inter shooi:nE n SO ycsi"rd1N.wh' n
gave him a tie for second place VIVA
Emmett French. Of Youngstown. ONO.
orc strok" back Of French .nN NF"'N-
shank cane Jim Ra"ncS. Of Pelham v
V wir 100. Following Barnes cane
george Duncan. OF England; Walter TIA
GEN Of Detroit. and Fob Mcp"na!d' o.
Chicago. in n triple tic with lil.
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WILLS WINNER
OVER JOHNSON

New York. Sept. es.-Harry Wills.
New Orleans negro. won technical
knockout over Glenn Johnson. South
American boxer. in the Icth round OF
scheduled Is round bout At Madison
Square Garden. tonight.
Johnson was battered so badly that
re could not hold on. and the referee
stopped the bout one minute and fttty-
five seconds after the gong rang.
The crowd Sooed all the way. d!sap-
proving wills awkward manner OF
driving his blows as II he were swinging
a sledgc. johnson was greatly weak
eaed by these crushing. full arm swings
that Wills delivered to the back Of his
head.
JotNson's assimilation Of punishment
was almost uRbelieyeabie.. When. he
found he could stay on his feet. he tried
TO take the lead but Wills prevented
him. At that Johnson sent home half
dozen singing blows. virtually all with
his right. but he could not follow them
~. Wills appeared greatly weakened
toward the close. but johnson was
weaker and s,o!cal though he had 10
turn his back. grasp theropes and allow
the referee 20 stop the assault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
PhiIippi Man Heads the
Blanket Manufacturers

Thilirri. ". Va. Sept. %9.-(SpeSia''
- Wooden blanket manufacturers .roN
all sections Of tho United states nav"
nr,o,,zcd The american Association oil
W-onI Vn2nkc, Manufacturers" This IN
Ius,rv has never before undertaken as
soc,o,Ion work and il Is expected tna'
rood results will he obtained In the IN
tcr.st OF the public. the middlcm"n. as
we'll as the manufacturers themselves
through tho efforts OF this association.
Mr.. Edward c. Hall. who Is rrCHlG,Ni
and general manager Of the th.nnp'
blanket mills. was made president OF tNr
and Mr.. Hall states INA,
aside from correcting certain evils an"
abuses from trade Stannpo'h'S ~
association will also consider seriously
the matter OF Standardization an" H'"
p!iricd practice.
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Cadets Handicapped BY Lose OF Sehsnsr-
lein, star Confer. who il Ont
with injuries.
Game VIII Be Played At O'Clock 81
as To Allow Fans TO witness
College TIT

Nsr". Ssv.t", weeks @; STRENUOUS
practice. I..">.,'> ll.@ eleven. Will open
.aS,- season TO-DAY wi;n Talon High as
r7cir opponents on the Fair Grounds
Tho game viii hr called ~ O'clock y"
.ss T. allow tho followers Of both teams
IL veil -, ~" players T. witness ;he
Es,&auy-Norr:~ Harvey game Oh The
iI.SH school Fold an hour lat.-.
One New player.
The cadets MI. present : veteran
r'rNcU with ;NS cNSepliva OF one man.
ii"arNer 1gton a r,cHt rud: The Bel
lair" boy would haze probably remained
on the bench a. The star, oi The game
hut ;H" :uju~y =" SrAer"ri":n ~ Thurs
days yract;"" mad" NG>~ shift y St"heS
- center from end a@i give. the phso
y"''"SStrr ;hT terminal. The squad ~ n
cool shape fNr he contest and should
give tH"'r followers an impression ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
WORKMAN HURT
IN LONCFALZ

4. 7. Smith. q wears old, Of War
wood fell ~ feet from Il scafiold while
working n the Beech Bottom Power
rlaut Yesterday. lie was removed ("
The North Wheeling hospital. where he
Is suffering from d!siOcated ankle. a
hral;ro nozr. severe decorations Of the
leg and bruises.
smith was working on the scaff"ld
hitch IN the air. installing 4 new boiler
,r,nl:.@t2rl. and In some manner the
s.atfold broke and he was thrown TO
the ground.
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PAGE ELEVEN
FOR WINE AND BEER

Syracuse. y. \ S,rt.- -'.-tnc pia'-
.or,n submitted at The Democratic state
convention her" to-day contained plan"
...y"rirg rorr and light wine.
Tic platform was adopted "nanimouh
IL when ,n. plank insisting upon the
I.ga'izirg Of beer and Eight wines was
Rad The cheering lasted about Minute;
and the band struck u? How Dry l
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At 70 Burn,

"ynu men OF political influence %
not civ" arr sufficient cpns!deratlon'
"Thai's wh'r" you are "rohs'
..,...,rI S.ua,nr Sorghum. In cam
naIr, ort our WAY you don't dare spend
,,InTnv f,r ,nvthfrg except brass bands.
Evening star.
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WON BY GREb

Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept. ce.-ifarry
Grcb Of PITTSBURGH, light heavyweight,
hoxing champion. easily out3"'ntci
Capta!n Bob Roper. OF Chicago. here to-
night, in a ten round bout nswsHape.
critics agreed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
DEATH RECORD

E1e!el W. Stalnaker. ?5. sutton. VIVA.
Rev. \. Linsz. of Philadelphia.
Alexander Jenski. 1923 Elizabeth st
Miss Grace f. Ratliff. Il. 205 Lind ST.
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Abandon Offices.

cana. Crete. Sept. "9-ThG officials
here. Of the Constantine regime ha'H
,urncl over their offices TO revolution
aries. vii" formed Il provisional govern
men; IF three Neri2Cl.StS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
yenizelos Back in Paris

Paris. Sep. "?---G%v Tho Ass""'"i'H
p-"e-N- Former Premier Fcniz"l"S "'
Greece returned % HarjS from D"'u-
lille today and entered Into c"n:"r"a'e
with friends and political associate"
who gathered Il: his hOtti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
CASEYS SIGN STAR
PLAYER FOR GREYS
Tomlin. International League Pitcher
optfielder Will Take Turn
Against Grey3

The casey management made HHow1
las. evening that they had competed
Arrangements with Toml!n, who r'iSA'i
for Buffalo In the I1t"rrd3una, teaEH"
this wear To hurl the first game Of IN"
double header Surda" n RivcrNirw
Park These Two contests ar" arousnC
a lot OF Interest and with the addition
OF Toml,n. the Locals chances TAX" on
a brighter hue. as ne Viii b" helped ny
TWO or three Urw players that are beng
secured TO form the nucleus az the team
that the Ca$cys VIII put on II" iIeid
next year.
Friend Of Maddens
The addition OF Tom,in was BIZ or
luck on the part OF the Cascys as they
had no knowledE" Of hts being IN Wheel
ing until ne walked IN on Gen" Madden.
manager of the CuseyS. and with whom
Toml!n was acquainted when Gene was
with the Syracuse club last year. Tom
lin and Madden were both pleased 70
see each other again and swap stories
about their experiences. M2dden's In
yitat.on TO take part IN Sundays double
header was gladly accepted and Tonlin
not only agreed TO pitch the first gamo
Sunday but also offered 10 go Into the
field in case Gene wished him. As he
led his team N hitting this year as well
as finishing fourth among the siuEGers
OF the league. his assistance was gladly
accepted.
Played With winners
During the season Tomun was loaned
by the Buffalo Club TO Hamilton. WHO
won the pennant in the Mint League.
where both Charlie H:xenhaugh and
Bob Prysock played this season. Bob
and Charlie both know Tomlin and had
nothing but praise for hts work with tho
stick as well as his ability as a pitcher.
The addition OF Tomlin IS only one
o, the several that the Casey manage
mene has made 10 strengthen their team
in order TO take tho measure OF the
Homesteaders SUNDAY. The team go
ing on the field Sunday afternoon viii
be q much improved one over tho one
In last Sundays contest.
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Imprisou Ministers.

Five ministers OF the lrotorapadaK's
gnvcrnmcnc have hH'n impr: soncd'
charged with responsibility for the de-
rNSf 81 the Greek army in Asia Minor
and the succeeding events in Greece
these minister's II IS declared VIII -
tried ny military commission.
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Athens. Sept. CO 4. ". ~ Tn,
Associated Press After an all night
session. n" revolutionary committee
decided 10 submit to King George the
names of cabinet with Alexander
Zaimis as premier and NJ. Holitis as
minister Of foreign affairs. NJ. Poll
It's held tho foreign portfolio under
Veni2elos.
General elections probably will hf
plor'aimcd next week.
This mornings newspapers declare
the revolutionary committee has in
formed EX.king Constantine that he
must arrange for his departure as
soon as possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
rrrE rrinNNb CONFLICT

We fear the prohibition question le eternal
80 sooner were tho election results announced
than the wet and dry leaders were VI each
others throats zach declaring victory In
this respect tho prohls and nnt.prohie have IL
on Ms plain party men. In our ranks There is
mo- controversy at nl. Those az ne that were
licked know we Vorc licked aud admit that we
were licked. while those of our number who nrr
celebrating know dorucd well they have colc.
bratlon comIng--of,cr the sad experience Of
1920.
Rut thcro ls eomothlug in this prohibition
controversy which makes tho conflict eternal.
It may be an utter lack Of sportsmanshp. when
tho drys went out and captured moet ot tho
provinces. tho vets up ana declared that moth
Ing had happened to 'cm. We party mon know
something ala, Tor they hollerod something tor
rlblc and folks don't hoilcr unless they are
hurt.
Ana over since that II has been you dld, and
you didn't" 't Is and O. isn't" Presently We party
men are going 10 make motion that both sidcs
be denied tho privilege of the floor. Tuesday nc.
cording to the returns, the vets scored dcclslye
Victories everywhere save In ohio, moro than
doubling their strength In the now congress ana
cloctug hooch planks In several states
But viii the drys admit 1t? Thcy viii not,
That Wayne wheeler person doesn't believe IA
admitting anything whatsoever. lie claims the
drys scored amazing victory. It sure Ia a
funny stuationl
Hut It's not tho quarrel of we party men at
all. However, II we may do so without getting
apple at the butt Of the ear. would liko
10 caution Mr.. Wayne Wheeler to begin to set
his trnpS Tor 1924. Something seems 10 tell us
that the wet crowd has got out nice line OF
poison for the presidential campaign two years
hence The states with large, attractive and
significant strength In u electoral college
looks mighty wet from tha distance
Now we trust no viii charge The World
with being friendly to the vets because OF thoso
TOW impartial and strictly judicial observations
on the eternal conflict,
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IrIL rAnrY RESPONSIBILITY.

II is not surprising that the triumphant demo-
cratic party Is anxiousy seeking a leader. with
tho Victory has come to that party serious re-
sponsiblllty. Someone has said that It requires
no brains to criticize. but that brains and bralns
alono arc capable OF meeting and solving
problems
The ease and comfort ~ minority leadership
nre proyerb,ol There s no political danger
whatever IN merely opposing merely crtlcig-
ing Hut when an individual or a party Is
faced with the responsibility OF leadership thon
indeed is leader OF wisdom and courage os-
sential.
II is true and II does no harm to say so.
that the great weakness OF the republican party
during the past two years lay In the fact that
Il was without adequate leadership. There was
none TO direct and discipline ana force through
sheer intellectual appeal or by methods less de-
tendable a party program. The result was "A
conglomerauon Of hlocs and factions and In
forests each seeking something for itself aud
each willing TO disregard party lines ia order
to gain It's objective,
The result was nothing IN the nature Of Il
constructive party program while there was the
most vicious criticism from within the party
OF most everything OF constructive nature
which was undertaken. The farm bloc OF re-
pubcans openly Joined Win the farm bloc of
democrats 10 weaken the party.
II Is utterly impossible TO escape party re-
sponabuty IN a campaign and yet unless party
responsibility is accepted hy men who are
elected on a party ticket, and party program
agreed on aud worked out the individuals sub
ordnatlng their views here 20 gau there, party
defeat Is certain.
The incoming democrats face precisely the
same chaotic conditions as have contributed so
substantially 10 the republican defeat only
able and acceptable leadership can prevent a
political party from dislntegrauus Into boce
and factions when the time comes Tor the full
filling OF popular expectations This one-man
business In politics II not sound, because no one
man can exert major influence unless he Is the
supernan. and then he stands out as a leader
marshalng many individuals, thus becoming
party leader
Democratic politicians who arc now hon'n.
for q Moses, know full Wei Just why the re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
Barometer of Public Opinion
Harsh word. for the Editor

Editor world. In your Barometer OF Public
Opinion you may Insert this article us a baron.
ctcr OF my private opinion:
Some time ago ] began reading your paper
and as Newspaper I think there are none bet
ter hut during tho recent campaigning / have
seen the political news diluted with your and
your corrcspondonts wishes until can't believe
you rs of yorc.
You and those poor marsupinls who wrote
the campaign ucWs either knew better or you
were pi"phc-yiut you Gee now that you are
not prophets Better let those correspondents
got a. job In q restaurant or settling ny pins iu
bowling alley and got som" nowspnpcrmcn and
give ms the Tulsa world that used 10 get
the news IN one column and your cdItorials in
another whore don't have to roRd your prr-
personal Views when We are looking for news.
We heard your warning about Waltouism,
Townlcyism socialism holshcvism. perdtlon
ana dumuHtiou. We heard OF the constitutional
democrats through our paper In big letters VI"
read the great statement ~ that great states
man. prince OF Poppycock' as how we'd go for
Fields or perditon--we heard it all and rushed
Ike perdition to the polls and elected Walton
by ne vet uncounted ana almost uncouutable
Thousands.
what would the majority have been. had you
kept within the scope of a fair newspaper?
| have nothing but shame and pity for the
Prince but he can blame nobody hut him
self and the person that told him to say those
naughty words
why not take your fallen hero's picture the
constitution OF what was once the "constitu-
uonal democrats twho were yesterday held
by the people to he unconstitutional irrelevant
and lmmatcriaD take them to the alley and
burn them add ~ you contemplate over how
fallen are the mighty and breathe the aroma
~ these vanishing deusionS. thereby and
thercat resolve that you'll stay with facts sep
arate news from editorials. regain the cOnti-
dencc now so shattered and make The World
again the best newspaper I'm the southwest
Don't let me have to speak TO you again about
ms ms lltIe fault OF yours Feel free TO ask my
partyless Prince ted him We think he ls a perdl.
ton OF prophet SevGrey ,rIl!y.; u,,,,,,,
BnrtlesvlIc. Nov.
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10,

Love In the Inspiration ~ every good oud
noble thing In ne; It ls the mortar which holds
society together makes government possible
and enables man 90 glimpse over and again tn"
high source ot his origin. the ultimate obioc-
tive ~ his career. And tho world today IH hun
cry for H.
Love for his fellows Inspires man TO acts ot
charity and deeds of kindness. Love for coun-
try arms him TO 60 forth ana perform prodgics
OF vslor upon tho battlefield, even to making
) tho hast great sacrifice with smile ot radiant
. gadnesa upon his lips Love for home. nttuncs
his waking hours with tho primary purpose OF
q his existence and causes him 90 mate, that pos
terity may follow him Love for wife. softcna
his Eerncr emotions, makes him tender ana
!. true, then In the twinkllng ~ an eye trans
forms him into n creature OF boastly fury when
an enomy in any form approaches his domcIlc'
It ie love that impcls every charity, every
sacrifice overy noble emotion or deed. Take
love from the world aud what Ia left? Tho mere
4 contemplation OF such void Is ghastly' Where
love abounds there IL no hate, no envy no
treason, injustice, no immortality. Love is
the lcaven which Ia to finally redeem tho world
and change II into that heovon humanity has
4 been taught to look forward to. Love bcBat
the Golden Rule, and It s only n mind filled
with love which Is capable Of prnctlcng that
highest OF all laws,
+. There arc many things the matter with the
world today which ls only another way ~ say
Ing there are many things the matter with
4 mankind; but each and every ono OF these dis
tempcrs will flee dew before tine rising sun
when love takes possession of the hearts OF
men and diligently sets about executing the
tenets OF tho Golden Rule
4 "And the greatest Of these Is charity" which
n is the synonym of love and which In some in
d. terpretations Ia actually defined os loyo.
/, The world today needs love as It nccds moth
. Ing else Love for nelghhor, love for country,
. love for law love for order and Justice. love
for God aud belief In his enduring laws and
r principles love for the good and beautiful, love
4; for ono woman ana one only.
Love Is the magic panacea for all evils that
have ever beset the earth and It's children, And.
. like charity. It begins Rt home. must be eNer-
clsed individually, and, no far as you yourself
Z IL concerned. can be iuaugurated now.
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CHAPTER NXNNI.
Nellie Suggests u Way Out.

The girls were too tired TO do
anything but rest and talk, They
had climbed so many stairs Il was
a very warm day that they were
completely exhausted.
II was the 18th OF the month. and
Dugan said II they took the rooms
they could have the rest OF tho
month free. That would make the
extra dollar a month all right. But
the references worried them. They
knew no one save the men for whom
they worked, and one or two young
fellows ike william Dalton whose
say so carried no weight,
I'm go down very early and get
a character reference from Miss Nc
Bride, ana Mrs Thompson will also
give us one am sure" Gladys said.
That's that" Nellie said She
Ind heard Dorothy Fallou use the
expression, and as usual when any
thing pleased her, had added II to
her vocabulary.
Now for the reference as to our
honesty, and our ability to pay
Cora said. II | had been In my
place longer / would ask them Ia
help us, but l hardly feel l can,
especially as l am leaving"
say girls! Alrs fair in love aud
warl III get a reference" Nellie
said her eyes dancing.
From whom ?"
Il shapt tell until / see II can
get it,
Wen meet at lunch and see II
| either OF us have thought of a way
to satisfy the owner" Cora said as
they finished breakfast. and Gladys
hurried away TO see Miss Mcbride
Gladys and Cora met for lunch
con, but Nellie did not appear
Gladys had a very nice reference as
/ TO their character from Miss Nc.