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BERLIN. March 1.-The Princess
Eitel Friedrich, daughter-in-la Of the
former Kaiser. and her husband to-day
requested the special government bu-
reau in charge of Hohenzollern affairs
to take legal steps "to bring to justice
those persons circulating falsehoods
about u.s." This move resulted from
the widespread publication in the
United States of story in which the
princess was quoted as admitting inf
deity in the divorce proceedings
brought by the Baroness Of Plettenberg
against Baron Plettenberg. The pro-
ceedings took place secretly in the
Rhinefand more than six months ago.
Prince Ejtel told The Tribune CORE
spondent to-day that the story was ab-
solutely false. In the version pub
lished in America the princess was
represented as confessing her guilt
with astonishing frankness.
Councillor Zirsch, member Of tho
New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Famous Webster Trees
FeNed for Building

WASHINGTON, March IL
Workmen to-day began clearing
the site of the house which Daniel
Webster occupied while Secretary
OF State, to make way for the i'm
mense building, which is to be the
home of the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States.
The celebrated old chestnut tree
IN the old-fashioned garden is to
be cut down. The big lockwood
tree, beneath which Webster used
to sit and read, is to be trans
planted Monday to a place on the
great greensward at the Lincoln
Memorial in Potomac Park, which
Is to be dedicated May 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
homes after the sessions adjourncd
100000 Expected TO Quit


The union officers are confident thsf
strike will close every union mina
and many non-union mines, in this
country and Canada, taking out from
100000 to 100000 miners, # only the
bituminous fields are affected, and from
100000 to $4,000 if the anthracite fields
become involved
A report was received at international
headquarters of the union that the De-
partment Of Labor hight start man
damus proceedings to compel the oper-
ators of the central field to enter into
a conference with the miners, as the
wage agreement now in effect provides.
officers, however, discounted this re-
port.
The miners themselves have no such
move IN mind" said William Green,
secretary Mr.. Green indi-
Gated that the miners next stem de-
pends on what success the government
has with its appeal to the operators.
Ellis Searles, editor of THE Mine
Workers Journal" has gone to Wash
ington to watch DEVELOPMENTS.
The mine workers officers are pra-
pared to enter the wage conference
with the anthracite operators at New
York Wednesday. where they will pre-
sent demand for increased pay and
shorter working hours. John L. Lewia,
lnternational president, has gone 49,,
his home at Springfield, H. He will 90
from Springfield to New York. Phiiip
Murray, international vice-president.
also will attend the anthracite confer
ence, but Mr.. Green will remain at
headquarters, where Thursday the
count of the strike vote taken by the
bituminous union miners will be be-
pin.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
White House Dogs Brother
Locked Up as a Ninnel

FOSTORIA, Ohio, March 11.-Keno, a
thoroughbred airdale dog, brother to
Laddie Boy, owned by President Har-
ding, is in custody here. Keno got in
bad through overfamiliarity with Pc
destrians. He developed habit of nip
ping at the heels Of strangers AS a
result several complaints were lodged
against him with the police and heswas
locked up.
Keno, owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lynch, is the pet of the three Lynch
children.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-12

age price for board alone, we find that
llo out OF 576 women recorded in this
registry pay over half of their week
ly earnings for room, plus SIS for board
One is even calculated as paying ST
out of So that she earns. though in
this case SIS is probably too much to
allow for board"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-12

Record breaking continues to
be the rule with Raymond Whit
comb, the oldest and admittedly
the most successful American
travel concern. The company it
self believes it will break all
European cruise records with
it's best planned cruise to date
that on the S. S. Osterley, sailing
from New York June 28 for Ice
land, the North Cape and the
Midnight Sun, with visits to Nor
wegian, Swedish, Danish and
Belgian points, and with con-
venient arrangements for those
who wish to extend their vaca-
tions by travelling in Europe and
visiting the Passion Play at
Oberammergau.
A Floating Country Club
The beautiful "Osterley" is
herself record-breaker. The
most comfortable of floating
country clubs this great ship
will be the biggest to sail from
America across the Arctic Circle.
No wonder there is so much in
terest awakening.
There is nothing in travel ex-
perience comparable to the glory
of the Midnight Sun, that great
miracle of nature with its weird
light-"tha light that lever
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Saturday, December 2, 1922.
THE COST OF THE NEW CAPITOL

Commenting proposed
erraVasant Charleston PaksSus
News
its capitol building
o
to
he s
Jews Is opno will
q a
half
building would take OF all
the woul Do a o
Tho old building
additional furnished
Virginia
be
the
the Of a
building FOR wessy virginia.
wesYl
OF
West Virginia politicians Charleston
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Mer ely McEvoy
BY J. P. M C EV o VI
A GwAY TO BED STORY

THE MAN WHO LOVED HIS GoISlI once nToH time" dear
oscar They loved dovotoy could hardly bear to s
Goldfish that ne
Of
scar Gold
mail carrier h"n"
bUn!ons and
ounI all Oh 'leh
acquired honestly his mail carrier no talked to Oscar ana
friend EhenSer
do wanted TO
around the
Goldfish wanted lie wanted ne"
10
dnd Of It
filled Children why not toys for
he
OF
he had o.
he Immediately
mad
all e
c. bed
by Associate dtorsl
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! rul IN the history OF the institution. II
placed the West Virginia team among
the first two or three leading teams IN
The country. generally considered the
greatest honor that can come 10 an
American college or university.
1t IS particularly worthy Of note that
tho Varsity IS made up almost entirely
OF West Virginia boys. only two being
from other states. and one OF thorn
originally from West Virginia Many OF
tae great eastern teams, and mono Of
them arc any greater than our own. are
composed OF students from almost as
many states as there are players in tho
game. There -. OF course. nothing to
condemn IN this, but in contrast L
shows the West Virginia team 70 be
representative OF the state as well as
the University.
THIS years football team has brought
great honor TO West Virginia Tho pub
l!c!ty Il has given tho state cannot he
measured in dollars and cents. There Is
not football enthusiast IN the country.
and ;.at comprised about ons-cls,h Of
the total population. tha, has not had
occasion 10 meatIon West Virginia" in
most favorable terms. Th,s IS real adj
yerrs!ng. But there Is q bare pos
s!b!uiy that Vest Virginia University
will soon have othcr houors. For the
past several years It has been the Gus
tom cor the outstanding football team
in the East to Do invited to play an IN
tersect!ouaI game IN California on New
Years Day, Il may he this invitation
Will DO extended to the West Virginia
team this year. This would be tt,ius
tribute to the success OF Coach speers
and his remarkable football toarn.
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DOES IT CATCH YOU
right in the back7

Il may be that you are mysteriousty a.
tackled by pain IN back, Qumbseol Or
limbs, 'nsuralHc" pains-ehooting any
where. Backsche Of any kind Is often
caused by kidney disorder, which means
that the kidneys are not working properly.
Poisonous matter and wic acid accumh
Late within the body IN great abundance,
oYe-wo1king the sick kidneys. Perhaps you
have become nervous, despondent sick,
fsverish, irritable, have spots appearing
before tho eyes, bag under tho Rds, and
lack ambition to do thing. The htsn
and most effective means Of Overcoming
such trouble, Is to drink plenty Of wstf
between meals, and take o single An.uis
(anti-uric) Tablet before each meal Ton q
while, or until recovered
Simply oak your favorite druggist for
Doctor Peroe's Anunc Tahles hdndv
and baokachs remedy.
Send 10 cents 10 Dr.. Pi1cs's 1nysHds
Hotel, Buttalo, n. Y, for tidal package.
2so your neighbors! Many Of them
have been benefited as well AZ Mr.. Nor
ris-
Richmond, Vs-"I had such q misery
In my bladder I WAS uneasy most OF tbs
time, but especially at night After
using DR.. Piercs's Anuric Tablets. feel
better than have cit fir two years or
mora shall never be without tho
'Anuric Tablets 1 truly believes thsy
my llfe-"-Chas. Morr1A so'
Buchanan 81.
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SMOOT INDICATED

The Department: Of Commerce has -
ce!ved notice from Tho [. S. CONNER
cia, .A;cache n Berlin that German pot
ash prices, Effective November 6. havo
Increased go per cent over those in
force October l. This IS complete
v!nd!ca'.on OF Senator Smoot. who,
during the debate on the tariff in the
senate. repeatedly asserted that Il pot
ash were placed on tho troe list. the
production in this country would d!min-
'sh and tho Gcrinan potash no,7rv
would Immediately raise the price out
o. all reason. Th!s Is only What could
hsyo been expected.
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COMPARATIVE ASSESS,
MFNTQ

Hon. George C. Baker. prom.nen
MorEantown attorney. In q recent let-e
70 tho editor OF the Mocsan;owu Pos
states that Moaongal!a county IS pay
Ing more than her Just proportion o
state taxes. To prove his assertion h
makes q comparison between Moron
gala county and the adjoining count
OF Marion. a par; e which coan2ar.so
follows:
Marion county IN the las; census
had a population OF SASH.
"Nolonsalia county n the last
census had population Of &3,60S.
Marion county bank deposits In
April. 1929. were Sl7.565.o00.
"Monongalia county bank deposits
in April, 1922. were S6,s22.o00.
"Mononsalia county's real esta'"
is assessed FOR 1922. 6s million
dollars.
Marion coun,y's real estate 10
assessed tor 1922. &C million dol
lara
"Monongal:a county increased her
real estate assessment Tor 1922 over =,
1921. 90 per cent.
Marion county tor he same
period t. creased 81 per cent.
'MononGalia councy's public ut!i-
tiles corporations were increased -
per cent
Marion county's public utilities
corporations were increased - per
cant
MARION county has large incor-
porated cities and towns: namely
FaIrnont. Mann!ngtQn. Monongah.
Worch!ngton. Harrington, FAR
view. and number OF mining
towns, not counting villages.
"MononGal!a county has Morgan
town. Wescoyer. Biacksv!!ls. Star
City and SHERATON: outside tho
county seat above named. tho others
are mere villages IN compav .sou 10
the towns IN Marion county.
Geographically and GeoloEtcaIly
Marion county and MonoReaIia
county are very similar.
why should Marion county 30
assessed 2 million dollars less than
MonOngalsa county when she has
$1,000 moro people than our county,
and when tho deposits of this year
were 10 million dollars more than
they were and when she supports
s!ICy-nlne lawyers while We ouIy
support torty-five lawyers?
All OF these facts 90 to prove
that Marion county Is vastly richer
than honopgal.a county. and yet
our Assessments have been iEGreas-
cd 81 per cent on tho real estate.
while hers were only Increased 81
Per cent and our assessments on
personal property were increased
over 100 per cent greater than tho
Increase on personal properly Ia
Marion county.
Mr.. Editor. tho people OF Noaon-
gala county. and OF the city OF Nor
gantown, feel that great injustice
has been done TO them under the
present assessment and that Z IS
not as fair as under the old assess
ment, and IS more d!sprooorttonato
as between coun;!es and a. among
individuals"
1t In moro than probably that Mr.
Baker Is corrsc, and that Monorsa.i;
is paying. IN proportion TO her rea, ya,u
alton. more than her share OF taxes. /
such a condition does exist, (: Is no
necessarily the fault OF the state IA,
commissioner. Rather. II 5 no tauI
o: the local assessors. There can be rs
uniform valuation d: property Tor IN,
various counties. unless there be a uni
form recognition OF values by tn,
Assessors. and that IS practically an I'm
possibility. Ta!s is one oc the reason.
why the state tax rate should be lower
ed.
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RIPPLING RHYMES
BY W ALT II A S o N,
AUoTHER KEENAN,

he
tnng soil Hod Ike to be
leading
iuc
lie MS dreams 81 high ende'voT Nnt a"
wclh
him porhoue
he and his mule team
Vlu his Nv and
his face bright his smile SeF""
days heuS
r,~a h.r-t dreams
Matthew
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Letters to The
lntelligencer

Letters for this column should Be
as brief as possible. Intelligencer
readers are invited to send commu-
nicanons upon any timely subject
Names OF authors must accompany
all letters. The Intelligencer Will
not agree to print letters upon con-
t-oversial subjects. and especially
concerning differences IN matters OF
"e!igtcn.
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Charter Uaa issued by the secretary
OF state othe Al r. Fees company. con-
feCTlorsrS. o. Charleston. capitalized
az $4,000. The ncovporators arc ".
c. r. Moore. Al ?. Fees. John 5. Koran.
H Greene and u. l.. Hartley.
Commissions rs notur!cs public we"c
issued to W. T. Kennedy OF Avouda!c
and John ". White OF Hundred
The Long Branch Coal company OF
Mount Hope. was authorized TO increase
it's capital stock from $4,000 10 $500.
900.
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"Cp To America To Keep Alive
900 Victims" says headline re-
ferring 10 Near East relief.
Mebbcx so, mehbe so. but It's also up
10 America TO keep a few million OF
her own citizens from becoming vic
Tins" this winter.
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Mrs. 'Ttsrnan's sister has como 10 her
rescue, 70 protect her from the domtn-
ance ~ her husband. we read.
Bet four bucks that Herman puts the
indian sign" on the sister II she sticks
long 'noush
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Hepler was drowned near Martins
Ferry; WIS in Pittsburgh at tho time
he was drowned: was In an auto smash
UP. few days later, near Buffalo, and
has escaped into Canda.
wouldn't surprise us II he showed up
IN Gonsntown next.
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A. /. Fepler. Butler, Fa.. swindler. IL
said to have been seen in Pittsburgh al
tho William Penn hotel the night he
was 'drownod" near Martins Ferry.
Ohio.
HIS next location II probably be the
Pennsylvania pen.
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INTEL. Ed. nsgers that IT, guy wot
was soaked i've and, for trytn' to
mako . date" with frail, probably
saved money by helm pinched. They
don't all fall for EN- as hard as tn
newsra PER guys do Ed.
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composed Of Auditor Bond. J. D. Gron-
rtnr.r .,ad ". ). Morrison. Jr- OF the
AUDITORS office.
S,ate Health Commissioner and Mrs.
Hr.suaw and son won't % Moreantown
10 -pend a Tow days.
:; r. Cumming, Of 'he tax commits
a!oncr's ofAc4. went "a Huntington 10
spend Thanksgiving with his family.
The Public Service commission has
received from the Cooperative window
Glass company OF Salon, TO !nvesu-
gate the cause OF tho shortage OF gas
O. their plant.
". s. Johnson. state treasurer, Is
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There is mot enough he'll preached"
from tho ruirlts today. BILLY" Sunday
Ia ouo,ed as saying IN recent sermon
at Dayton. Ohio.
Things Is kinda averaged up. though,
whom wn consider the amount OF It
that's raised outside tho pulp!ts.
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How much longer are We going to DO
patient! As old Bill Shakespeare would
say, Isn't It about time TO be: "Factious
for rcdress1'
CONMOSSENSE
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Every place has Us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In the city one smells Turkish cigar
cites, and IN the country ono smells
that kind OF pipes,
Now that the fapper is disappear
ing. we must look about for something
elise TO blame for everything.
A bachelor IS Il man who WAS mover
near a girl while under the Influence
OF moonlight and moonsh.ue.
Considering what bootleg has done
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Judgtn' by tn alleged conduct Of some
Of III Annapolis students at tn Army
Navy hall. some of en- didn't seem {
have patience enough { walt until they d
progressed far 'nough to be allowed be-
yond the thrse-mils limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-02

Thres Of tho Is convicts who recently
escaped from the Michigan pen were
found hiding IN An old brewery.
We always did claim that these
paces brewed trouble as we'll as beer.
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smach the
ole
and doc" credit
he
other for-niiS has now been
Nv 1854 tbs sInceI
.cted by Assocat
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Might we refer to the recent ruling OF
the supreme cnurt. that Pennsylvania
has right to levy tax on her an
thracito coal. as HARD decision--fer
tn nneratorsr
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"Debs Accorded Ovation When lie
Gives Red-Radical Talk.'-Headline.
We were rather surprised-until we
learned that he gave his talk In Chi
cago.
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Some Haven't.

For many things we thankful are;
Our luck might he Il whole lot worse.
It's true We do not drive car:
But then we've also lodged the hearse.
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Tho Slippery Rock man who KNOCKED
a woman down with his fivver rs she
was alighting from street car had to
slip some rocks 70 Judge Ritz as re-
suit wa note.
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INTEL INKLNGS
W. g. STANTON

Huntington had 81 Offenders lined up
Mondays police court
We we're tryin' hgger Uhethe" the
Caboll county metropolis was CROWN
worse or tho pleeca beoorl!n' moro efit-
Client
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Iudgtn' from news reports of the
rapid shiftIn' OF Professor Herman, Of
tho Tiornan-Poul!n case. no musta
played end or tackle when he went to
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GREASY Nealo's Thanksgiving pray
ers must have gotten s!de-trackei,
judging from the West Virginia score.
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: Coal Miner Hurt In Fall Of Slate. -
Headline.
We thought he was goin' { school un-
I'll we learned 4 was mother kinda
SLATE"
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What's in name? Fellsr name
Eupski had TOO many glasski Result
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Mother great gain for prohibition when
tho Indiana ''Butlers were defeated oF
tho Bethany "Chr!stians''.
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Church nvass."-Headline
We prefer our church brick durtn' u
winter.
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spenkin' cc tn Huntington p!ccce re-
minds us that tn motorcycle cops are
pro,estin' again Mayor Chapman's or
ders for all pleece Z have n clean shave
ev'ry day.
They claim that n BolsheviK brush
heap keeps a fellers face from sittin'
chapped whom he's maxim 60 per after
speederx
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p AR AG r Apis.
RoBERy QUILLENA-A-4

We'll IT'S nice Of Turkey demand Ai"a
hard-b
The chic fault OF
righteous
on' thu rats
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rntoll I'd. makes a crack bout IaKa
havin brace o blondes AZ the game
Saturday.
Jake musta also had Jack IN order
70 cut such dash as that, we think.
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Reaches Port Safely" says 4 head
line.
Probably bought Il before the Eish-
tecnth amendment went Into effect.
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aoaoS We heard ' football mar
to
good brake Innings 'Ha
e 8
Is
In herr name Il she scott
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~Everyth'ns Boys Wear. Gays local
clothing ad.
'Fra!d they'll hafta modify this as
4ertIon-we saw kid wear!n' a black
eys t'other day.
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II she wants q man moro than abe
wants a pretty wedding. she will never
see thirty again.
Remorse may mean that the evil IN
man has died. or It may mean only tina;
the kick has died
Tho Inability of nations 10 trust ore
another may show an OWL heart: but II
shows sound Judgment
II doesn't pay to be wasteful II
the nations had hanged the kaiser. they
wouldn't have anything to laugh about
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college. He's sure there With the Ravl
Raw! stun. too.
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worth Remembering.

worth Remembering.
I'm but a coz in lies vast wheel
That daily makes the Same old trip
Yet what a Joy n Is 10 feel
That but for ne the wheel m sht slip!
IT'S something after all to jog
Along, and be- a first-class cog.
Anonymous.
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spending a few days at Wost Baden. II
diana
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protected by Associate EditorsJ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-07
NEED To Be FILLED
WITH HOLY SPIRIT

John Fl. Perry, pastor of Mt. Mo
riah Baptist church. speaking on
And they were all Cthe church, filled
with the Holy Spirit''-Acts 4:31
said:
"As the Holy Spirit was the source
of prophetic inspiration. so He is TO-
day the inspirer of every Christian.
In fact. the only operative Christian
torce in the world today is the Holy
Spirit. The saving efficiency of the
gospel is in the power of the Holy
Spirit. This truth is in the promise
OF God to endow His disciples with
power for their work of evangeIiza-
ton, which always is the work of the
church. st, Paul said: I can do all
things through Him that strengthen
eth me- Not by might, nor by power.
but by my spirit saith the Lord of
Hosts
we may have a church building
finely equipped with all the modern
machinery, but it cannot move itself
Without Gods propelling spirit it is
so much dead weight We may have
heads that have been equipped with
all science, philosophy and art. but
without the Holy Spirit of God. the
Father of all mankind, we are only
on lower ground. Our one gift of nj