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was said that the boy suffered only
slight bruises.
Frank Salvador, serving with the
American Army in the Panama Ca
nal zone is spending his furlough
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Car
mine Belblund.
The Stars of Zion held a meeting
on Sunday night in the basement OF
the synagogue where plans were pre-
pared for a play to be presented I'M
der their auspices.
John Bruskie, who left here in
April on a bicycle for the western
states, returned home yesterday, re-
porting that he covered over 1000
miles. He found the trip very inter-
esting, he told his friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

club rooms on Monday. 1t was
largely attended.
The new tank erected by the Mex
lean Petroleum company is being
filled with oil.
The German Literature Congre-
CATION of Carteret, celebrated their
twentieth anniversary last Sunday,
with special services by the Rev.
Alexander Leonhardi.
The Central Pharmacy of Chrome,
has changed ownership this week.
Joseph d. Sulmona, manager of the
drug store acquired the business
from DR.. Wantoch, the owner. Mr..
Sulmona is a Railway resident, but
will make his home here. The trans
action was made through the law
offices of Maxwell Sosin. of Chrome.
The value of the business is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Joseph Brandon Jr., escaped SER
ious injury when the a operated
and owned by Andrew Herman, of
40 Lincoln avenue, Brooklyn. ran
into the youth. as he was playing
on the street with other boys. Her
man took the boy to his home and
after receiving medical attention, it
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
ROOSEVELT

The Ford sedan which was stolen
from Hugh Carleton last week, has
not been recovered as yet.
Mrs. Harry Holderith, of 40
Chrome avenue, is in the Railway
hospital recovering from a fractured
jaw, as a result of a collision be-
tween her car and a jitney bus, on
Edgar road, near Linden. Harry
and his son were also in
jured, but not seriously.
An eight-piece syncopated orches-
ira furnished the tunes to the dance
given by the Polish Falcons in their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
KEYPOR1

Murs. Burdge Bushnell, of Brook
Ign, is spending several days with
her grandmother, Mrs. William
Westervelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Burrowes
visited Hightstown the latter part
of the week when they were guests
at Peddie Institute where their son,
Herbert, is a student.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
MATAWAM

Invitations are being issued for
the special services to be conducted
by the Rev. Thomas Houston, the
blind evangelist, in the First Pres
byterian church which began last
night and will continue until No
vember 20.
A large congregation attended the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

gold.
An hour later Trooper Stormont
was at the Place of Pines.
There was nothing there except
an empty trap and the ashes of the
dying fire beyond.
Continued in our next issue)
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TACNA-ARICA DISPUTE UN-
SETTIED

Apparently the rosy hopes for a
settlement OF the long-stand!ng Tacna
africa controversy were a little prena
ture. The representatives OF Chile and
have reached 4 deadlock over the points
a. Issue. 1t Was presumed that they
had virtually reached a basis Of settle
nent before the conference. but this ap-
pears not to have been the case.
After these provinces were taken from
Peru by Chile In war. treaty was
signed. in which IL was agreed that the
inhabitants should decide by popular
vote At the end OF IN years. whether
they wishSdaB belong to Peru or Chile.
Tia; was in Ss4. but the plcblscite was
not held as scheduled. Peru claims that
Chile has IN the meantime changed the
population OF the provinces 20 such an
extent that the original treaty condi-
,ions are no longer applicable. Chile
insists upon the popular election, and
Is willing only to arhItrate the con-
dit!ons under which 1t may be held.
Obviously. II the contention OF Peru
be correct. Ghile can AFFORD to let Peru
have almost full charge OF the election.
II the voters are. as Peru claims. nearly
all Chileans. the conditions OF the pleb-
lScite would matter but little.
The result OF this conference so far.
Is not exactly complimentary TO Chile.
The same may be said OF the entire dis
pute The two provinces were taken be-
cause OF their nitrate deposits. and have
been retained for the same reason. 1t
Is clear that Chile does not wish TO re-
store them. and that she will not agree
10 any plan that means restoration. It
would be better for her to come ouc
openly and say so.
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COL. VI. {. CLARK
ENDORSES OGDEN
STATE COMMANDER OF THE GRAND
ARMY HIGHLY ENTHUSIAS-
TIC FOB EDITOR
BELIEVES THAT he Is BEST MAN
THAT COULD BE NOMINATED
FOR SENATE

col William g. Clark. Of Farrisville,
state commander OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic and one Of the oldest
prartiCtng attorneys of tho state. Is on
Enthusiastically for II. G. Ogden. tho
Wheeling newspaper publisher. for the
nomination for United States Senate.
and so expressed himself yesterday TO
News representative. Mr.. Clark was
here establishing tho c.. A. r. head
quarters In this city with r. A. Black
rs adjutant general and consented to
an interview. Col. Clark stipulated that
he should not be represented as speak
Ing as the state commando bu; as
Republican. since the Grand Army Is
In no sense n political body.
Col Clark said: When an appro-
rriation was made n few years ago by
tho legislature 10 send the West Vir-
gina veterans both the Blue and the
Gray to Nickshurg. tho commissioner
having the matter In charge OCOl
Clark himself was short of funds TO
provide for all desiring to go. While
the commissioner gave Ohio county four
moro than It's quota. Yet there were still
40 veterans who desired to attend the
celebration and II. G.. Ogden furnished
tho funds and sent every ono OF them
there AT his own expense. Mr.. Ogden
has tn" best Of qualifications and no
man in the state stands his peer for
the office. If Mr.. Ogden Is nominated.
his election is assured as he has no
hicmiSh on his name anG n&mnt-s OF
voters will cast their ballots for him
who would not vote for any Of tie OTHER
candidates. He did more for the Ias.-
ago OF the Nineteenth Amendment than
any other man and mas always been
nm advocate for woman SIfflaE". Tiy
voting for II. c. Ogden In iHG pr ma y.
we will select n fine and good man.
FarkerSburg News
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IRELAND'S FOLLY

II was inevitable. when the Irish fac
lions resumed fghting. that the British
troops would again be drawn into the
troubles Of the Emerald Isle. Eng
land gave ireland a great opportunity.
but from all indications It is 10 be
thrown away The provisions Of the
treaty creating the Irish Free State are
liberal. and so recognized by such Irish
leaders as Arthur Griffith and Michael
Collins OaIy the form OF remaining
part OF the British Empire Is retained.
II has been stated by the British gov
eminent many times and in the most
positive manner. that an Irish republic
will not be recognized. 1t was ap-
parent, too. from expressions of sentl-
ment. that majority OF the people OF
southern Ireland favored the Irish
Free State at the time the treaty was
agreed upon. By Industrious and
vicious agitation De Valera and his
clique have succeeded In stirring UP a
resumption Of bloodshed and have prob
ably endangered the entire settlement.
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AN EXPERIMENT WITH
PRISONERS

An interesting experiment With prison
ers IS being tried N Michigan wheie
S. men serving terms IN the state peni-
tertiary, are 70 be given work ana
treated as workmen this summer Al
the end OF the summer. all those who
hav. made good are TO be paroled. and
will never have TO go back TO prison
unless they commit some other crime
The only rules the men must observe
are 10 do a fair days work every day
they are able, and TO stay on the reser-
walton provided for them. As many OF
them still have several years to serve
this would seem to be pretty liberal.
Yet. one man has already taken ad-
vantage OF the opportunity to escape
4 mistake was made In giving him the
opportunity along with the others. but
there are always a few who arc unable
20 take the proper View Of 3 situation
when II involves any responsibility
work or sacrifice on their part.
In all probability. the rest Of these
n.d will recognize that they are being
given a real opportunity and do their
best 10 receive the full benefit. This
experiment is in line with the proposal
advocated by some students OF GRIM
inology. that first offenders In the
majority Of cases be paroled under GER
tain restrictions. and permitted to 90
on working and supporting those de-
pendent upon them. reporting 70 the
court at regular intervals. 1t is held
that the certainty OF being sent to the
penitentlary In case OF a violation OF the
parole would keep these offenders in the
straight and narrow path more ettec-
lively than term IN prison. Our prison
system Is BY no means perfect, and
anything that promises satisfactory ad-
vance should be accorded careful atten
ton.
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NO LOAN FOR GERMANY

international Germany
outlined
the lack
their
would
political Europe Apparently the
which indicated
their ,atsnent to credit
10 depression In commission the bankers
conditions which " desired
attitude OF
sors or the McneYis a
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AN'kELL IS SAID To HAVE
DESERTED uLLY'S BANNER

seemed very. very singular that Lilly
should be brought into the field as Q
candidate against Senator Sutherland
with the backin sot a few big coal
operators, who. at the same time. were
being placed under obligations to Judge
McClintic. who is the pre-eminsnt Suth.
erland man in West Virginia. by reason
Of the restraining injunctions issued
by McC1intic.
Causes 1kuoh Speculation
William Nickel has but recently died
a suit in Judge McClintic's court
against tho United Mine Workers Of
America for 100000 damage to Nc
Kelrs property.
Just how far Judge McClintic can 80
In his support of Sutherland 10 matter
of no little conjecture. 4 federal judge
Is forbidden TO mix-up in politics.
McKens position Is creating much
speculation among politicians. In the
light Of a rumor that gained a good
bit OF Roadway last week. Mr.. McKell Is
very difficult man to figure out. He
Is reported to have sought conference
with former Governor John ]. Cornwell
and stated to him that II he would be
a candidate for the United States Senate
on the Democratic ticket he. McKell.
would raise s25O.0oo to finance the
campaign. It Is rumored that Governor
Cornwell promised TO give McKell his
answer in ten days.
Death Xneu for Lilly
The withdrawal Of the McKell sup
port from Abe Lilly Is not unexpected.
However. II rings the death knell on
Lilly. For Sutherland Mr.. McKell will
be. undoubtedly, an important acauisi-
ton: his check book Is badly needed by
Sutherland and no doubt. will be given
some delightful exercise. 1t Is reported
that McKell has no respect for suther-
lands ability and no high regard for
his record in the Senate.
william Nickel was an important
factor in electing a Democrat for GoE~
ernor In West Virginia in 1915. He may
be trying to do the Same thing with the
United States Senatorship in 1922.
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value. as directed. and as required by
the state law. he replied that he had
inquired around among property owners
and found that they were not disposed
TO pay any more taxes. If this were
70 be the basis Of assessments. we fear
that the states income would he cN-
tremely slim. \ mans taxes are ncs
what he Is disposed 20 pay bat what ne
IS required To pay. Fayctte county
record IN the last few years has no;
been credttable. it's schools havin" re-
ceived more state aid than those .: any
other county
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NOT DISPOSED" TO PAY
TAXES

Rather a peculiar idea OF his duties
seems to have been entertained by the
Fayetts county assessor who has been
r, moved by State Tax Commissioner
Hallanan. when asked why ne did not
asseas property ~ It's true and actual
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WASHINGTON HEARS INTEREST
INd STORY OF AN IMPORTANT
TRANSFER OF POLITICAL
AFFECTIONS.
Tayette County Man Said to Have
Switched TO Sutherland Because Of
Judge MoC1intic.
(BY DWIGHT Il. TETER.)

Washington, D. c. June S.-A story
comes TO Washington which throws a
new light on the Republican senatorial
situation in West Virginia. the import
ance Of which. II true. cannot be under
estimated.
While in Huntington on a recent fly
ing trip in West Virginia, Senator
Sutherland was in conference with Will
liam Nickel, Of Fayette County. Mr..
MrKell has been classified as the one
outstanding supporter of Abe Lilly for
the Republican senatorial nomina ton.
Recent rumors have IT that McKell is
switching his allegiance from Lilly 70
Sutherland because of certain influences
brought 10 hear upon him by friends Of
Federal Judge George ". McClintic.
Mr. Nickel Is one@of the chief fac
tors In West Virginia politics. In that
he IS always a liberal contributor and
hard fighter for his candidate. But
McKeu is an elusive factor. In 1916
ne was one OF the chief hackers and
supporters OF General Lilly for the Re-
publican nomina ton for the Governor
ship. After Lily was out of the race,
Nickel loft the Republican ranks and
threw his entire support behind John
]. Corrwe!l. the Democratic gubernator-
lal nominee.
When Lilly got into the race for the
senatorship. Nickel. ns on the previous
occasion, lined up behind HIM and let
Il he understood that h" considered
Lilly as the ideal man In West Virginia
for tho Senate. also letting Il become
known that he would support Lilly TO
the end.
It Looked Singular
II will be remembered that George
McCl!ntic was appointed TO the Federal
bench by Senator Sutherland. only
after a long and bitter contest from
which there resulted much hard feeling.
Senator Sutherland appointed McClintic
because Of the past works Of McClint!c
In Suthcrlands behalf and because OF
what he. McClintic. could do for him
In the future.
II will also he recalled that the same
week in which General Lilly made his
formal announcement as senatorial
asDirant. Judge McClintic issued A
series Of FIVE In1unctions affecting the
United Mine Workers In certain Soc
lions Of the coal fields In Southern West
Virginia. It was Immediately after the
lniunctions were issued that Lilly came
out rs a full-fcdgcd candidate. 1t was
remarked upon at the time that II
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Fingers Are Crushed;
Amputation Necessary

Herbert Barcoran. an cmploye Of the
Foundation company, had two myers
badly crushed yesterday while handling
heavy timbers at the new power plant
at Windsor. One finger was 80 badly
injured that amputatlon was necessary.
the Injured man was taken TO DR.. w.
c. Pontius. by whom the operation was
performed.
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The New York zoo has received
rattlesnake which IS white with pink
eyes. Some OF those who see II Will
doubtless recall etcn more remarkable
homes
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FRIPPLING RHYMES
AAAAABy WALT MAS


lot " excellent upters organized fight the weed and " redeem
Will
drastic friendly and elastic
win triumph Ger
all bunch
Thou shalt not on the
BRAIN of
smoking and tells smoking is sim think Ia he
heaped But II reN"
pe;ely me
Matthew Adams)
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Perhaps the presence OF typhoid
cerrs in the water Will make the pop
llatInn Of Fairmont listen little more
attentivcly to persons presenting arEn-
mcnt for a filtration plant. The bond
election for the filtration plant was held
in the wrong time or the ycar.-Fair-
mont West NirEinian.
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Out In Omaha. pugilist has asked
FOR a divorce on the ground that his
wife abused. bossed and beat" him. And
yet we see men every day now walking
up the aisle registering bliss, JOY and
everything like that.
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Lloyd George went to a Welsh music
festival and says he !ound true har-
mony there. Good idea. Why rot In
stall a phon0Erarh at the next inter
national conference?
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"a two cent stamp will take your
letter all around the earth" says
Arthur Brisbane Yep. and act as
chapcrou all the time.
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The law year who was defending n
miner FOR violation Of a federal court
injunction. and complimentcd the trial
Judge must have been n demostra tor
for Nick's ut one time.
He sure knew how TO spread It.
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One OF the peculiar things about
Math!ldo McCormlcks romance Is that
her fanoe, Max Oser. Swiss liveryman.
should be surprised that anybody sup
poses he wants 10 marry the girl for
her money-Clarksburg Telegram.
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We admit that we are rrejudiced but
we can't help II and personally we are
moro drawn 10 man with slightly
dirty finEernails than 10 professionally
manicured. polished and pinkcd male
creature.-OhiO state Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
INTEL MKLINGS
wv. 8. STANToN)

Princess Tschcrn!tsckew. who was
bred in old Kentucky" and latcr mar
ricd Russian noblcman who was cru
Gifted by the Bolshevists. wants to again
resume her status as an American cl;i-
zen. We'd say. "akeh." with the pro-
vision that she drop ut least four sylla-
bios from her name: refrain from writ
ing horror" stories for the Sunday sup
PIGMENTS, and stay away from Holly
wood.
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Germany is not to get her big inter
national loan. Now she knows how a
man feels when he asks friend for a
quarter and gets turned down.
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Britain announces tho coming pay
ment OF l25 million dollars interest 10
us. We'll say for Britain that this is
the first real interest Europe has taken
In us since the war-Morgantown Post.
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A Mexican post card from our -pater-
nal ancestor shows a building. in front
Of which are a number OF autos, and
toward which a number OF pedestrians
are walking.
Puzzle: What IL sold IN the building?
a ticket TO our next calliope concert will
he given 10 the person sending In a cor
rect solution.
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The British pound Is ceasinC n be A
pound Of feathers and is becoming o
pound of gold again.
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to forget apparently that II. c. Ogden
was born at worthington. w. Va. near
Fa!rmont. although that Is fact
pnrkersburg News
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What Other
Editors Say

Charles Carrsan. former state sena-
tor and prominent attorney or
Moundsville. has come out hat-t"o'e"
for Mr.. Ogden for the Republican sena-
toral nomination, which shows that the
big men. who know things. are win the
wheeling newspaper publisher IN ms
srbt 70 have West Virginia properly
represented at tho national capital
There will be more OF the same kind
NJ endorsements later. - FarkersourS
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What IS so rare as Ave paydays IN
une."-Toledo Blade.
It's also the month that lots OF
men II quit handling their pay envel-
opes. too.
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London Is n have n great No More
War demonstra ton. We trust 4 will
he over before the outbreak Of the next
confiict"-Intell FL.
Gee. amt editors optimistic,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Cousin" Aho Lilly IL making the
statement In his speeches over the state
that he Is the only native born West
NIrEjnian aspiring To be the nominee
r,. United states Senator. Al" desires
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the want really a
after, Europe through trimming her
is time II YOU subtract the d'f
rn eErossa and
and the other
better hanth ordered
by Associate ed
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From now on 10 election day. no voter
will be without cordial friends.
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PAR AGR Apis
xBv ROBERT CULLEN

Thescar rolls
y Stoke
Think OF the rrir q" oe
OF them
o the
has expert liar whom everybody "'eS " 'S
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The more We read about that Ward
case the more we are convinced that
somebody IS lying
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Chicago adds moro than $4,000 to Its
population yearly, but unfortunately
Its corruption and crime-according to
Its chief newspaper-are increasing
more rapidly still.-t'airmont Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

he thing that puts the biggest crimp
in all this roar against Daugherty ID
the fact that the highly indignant
mes" knew as much year and hali
ngo as they know now. but never peeped
untn a political campaign was !mmi-
rert-Huntington Herald-Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Orators I've longer than other per-
sons. we read. This Is discouraginG.
for We have heard too much from some
now--Charleston Gazette.
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When Bryan says a man can be IN
politics without being In office. he is
at last touching the one subject upon
which ne is an authority.--Morgantow
New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Texas man Is running for office
against his wife. win or lose. we would
hate to be h!m.-HuntinGton Advertiser
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A business man sometimes likes 10 be
i,nown a. hard-headed. but he'd get pref
~ sore II you called him bone-headed.
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Make Wash Day Your Day on" says
an ad.
We do We always eat at the restau-
rant on Monday.
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What would Sherlock Holmes say II
he knew that Conan Doyle had gone into
the spook business"
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Somehow the song hits sent out ny
radio don't seem so charming without
the accompaniment OF dancing silk-clad
LEGS.
The war Is over. A happer on
SOW n bound car asked another yester-
day II flank movement Is some KIND OF
new dance.
I, sounds unrca sonahle but once IN
a while a producer who knows what