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, 1922-11-14
Radicalisrn Gains.

"The election results. viewed the
whole nation over. show the growth
OF a vigorous IND aggressive radical.
ism that works coward power in both
the old parties" notes the New York
Sun.
"Wnere a radical candidate has
faced a conservative he has generally
won the senate sea- or the governor
ship for which they contended, or
else has greatly cut down the conserv.
ative's majority.
"Brookhart has won the senator.
ship in Iowa; he was one OF the first
outsiders of strong radical tendencies
to capture u nomination in last sum.
mer's primaries. Now his election
makes good the indication earlier
given. La Follet.e IN Wisconsin has
piled up a majority which, according
to partial returns, bids fair TO exceed
even that which he obtained In 1915;
and La Toilette has stood for radical
ideas In national affairs long and con-
sistently- Kansas Is credited in the
dispatches with having elected a Dem
occatic governor. His Republican OPP
ponent was noted for his conservative
views. North Dakota seemingly sends
to the senate a Non-Partisan Lacquer.
Frazier. the very man whom a recall
vote threw out of the governorship.
because OF his allegiance to that rad
ical party.
THE reelection of Reed in Missouri
, 1922-11-14

daily. accidents at such points r sx.
tremeiy rare
In England highways are not per
mitted 10 cross a railroad track az
grade. and usually M carried over.
head. Moreover. It Is . trespass Cor
any bat employees 20 walk upon a
traes = law which "a stric,iS enforced
The result Is accidents that are con
staat here. seldom occus there. II
would 10 an incredible hardship -
expect our railroads. vith their hun.
dreds of thousands OF highway cross
ings at grade. to provide bridges -.
carry vehicle traffic overhead. but f
would seem shat each state might SET
aside n part Of the immense revenus
Il receives annually in license fees
from automobile owners to Safeguard
such crossings. selecting the mot
dangerous phases first. ana each year
constructing as many a. rossibie.
Cement has now isssend the cost
and difficulty Of such construction.
n as the years 50 o % the safe.
guarding would grow 10 really worth.
while proportions. In the meantime
l. behooves all who tour IN ears 20 not
only stop. Look, Listen" but be
sure they both see and hear befnrs
proceeding-H- H Windsor.
, 1922-11-14

peration because he was told three
of sugar was enough for
one dish OF oatmeal he picked UP the
sugar bowl and bounced it off the cat
His mother bounced a ~hairbrush off
him for awhile asd then turned him
up n tried TO +eason with him. and
iinished up, as young n ~unsophis.
ucated mothers so often do. with an
explanation of the city police depart.
Misunderstanding the habit it has OF
putting in jail little boys who bounced
uga bowls off Of cats and do other
things TO make their mothers sad.
Two hours later a man with a load
OF garbage came upon Peter walking
swiftly out n country highway with a
battleship under n arm and a cat
nder h other and a determined look
on his face. ms IL he had started Off
for San Francisco and meant 10 ret
there before night.
, 1922-11-14
A World Example.

We stand the latest, and, II we fall,
probably the last. experiment OF self.
government by the people. We have
begun 1t under circumstances OF the
most suspicious nature. We are In
the vigor Of youth. Our growth has
never been checked by the oppres-
ssions of tyranny. Our constitution
have bees enfeebled by the
vices of luxuries OF the Old World.
Such as we are. we have been from
the beginning-simpic. hardy. intellt
gent, accustomed to self-government.
and 10 selfrespect. The Atlantic rolls
betwsen us n IN formidable foe.
Within u own territory, stretching
through many degrees OF latitude and
longitude, we nave the choice Of
many products. and many means OF
independence. The government is
mild. The press is free. Religion Is
free. knowledge reaches, or may
reach, every home. What fairer pros.
pect of success could be presenter
What means more adequate to nc
complish the sublime end3 What more
is necessary than for the people TO
preserve what they have themselves
created7 Already has the age caught
the spirit of our institutions. 1t has
already assembled the Andes. and
shifted the breezes OF both oceans. II
has infused itself into the life blood
OF Europe, and warmed the sunny
plains of France, and the low lands OF
Holland. 1t has touched the phiioso-
ply of Germany and the North; and
moving onward 10 tho South. has
opened TO Greece the lessons OF her
better days. Can II be that America,
under such circumstances. can betray
herself7 Can st be that she is to be
added to the catalog OF republics. the
inscription upon whose ruin Is: "They
Were. but they are not" Forbid it.
countrymen. Forbid it. heaven.E
Judge Joseph Story. 8.
, 1922-11-14

Where for gosh sakes,p asked the
garbage man, who knew Peter. rare
You going tor"
ITO heaven" said Peter. .
II heaverl What for?"
Cause the next time / act bad a
policeman is coming to get me. Good
night
That was what Peter did during the
first part of the morning. He was re-.
united with his frantic mother along
toward 10 o'clock. and then he began
to get busy on other matters. Around
II O'Clock he was found out in the
garage blowing his nose on a news.
paper because not so long before his
mother had found him doing the same
thing in the house and had
that people who do that eventually
have apple trees grow out of their
noses. and he felt hal n tree which
would produce apples as near to ones
, 1922-11-14
The Soul Trying First
Born.

There comes a time in the life Of
every young child when he is on the
border line between understanding
you say to him and not under.
standing IT, n thot is a time of
great distress for his parents. poor
souls Especially IS this true If he
be the first born of the family and
his parents have had no previous ex-
perience with children and are green
material for him to work on.
There is a certain set of young par
ents who r about ready to be put
In to straitJackets and carried away
TO the little red house on the hill,
The other morning at breakfast the
son Of the house called Peter-was a
r1aughty boy. In a moment of exas-
, 1922-11-14
Keep Plugging.

NCHIs DAY of up and doing there is little room
ior day dreamers in the days work. The ma.
chlne is geared too high and runs with too great
rapldlty to long tolerate the gentleman who is
NOT quick enough of hand and brain to keep out
oil the cog wheels. Then, too, the days are not as
long as they used to be and the minutes count now
when it used TO be the hours.
Puttering around in the attitude OF wort s,au
ing Tor time until the whistle blows, fools no one
more than the fellow who is paid for n davis work
ne hasn't put over. There is always someone whose
business II Is to Keep account of what has been ac.
cohipllshed. And If you haven't got a fair average
PIE OF wood to your credit for the days choppinr
Wheh quitting time comes, there will bc n new
enTpper on the Job in a morning or two.
Inc idea Is not to 20 to sleep ON the lob. Tbiugs
must get ON and there is no other way TO yet
mem On except TO do them. Those who have tried
work assigned than it is to cvade it by pretendin,
to do it. Gnu
BESIDES when you engage to work for a man It
ilpnes n solemn contract to perform what Won
nave undertaken. You are cheating him when Won
u aon I 40 your best, and you are cheating yourself
out OF a Job at the SANG time. T
Now wake up and go to work.
, 1922-11-14
.ByFox

dence in this election exceeds sec.
tioral bounds. II has eaten into tho
very fber of both tho old parties.
at will no longer escape the OBJ
server OF our politics that the parties
which formed the ~contending forces
in our past great election contests no
longer express the popular purpose,
Their loss OF grip upon the voter has
not extingulshed their names. but Il
greatly diminishes Their opportunity
to organize n group popular senti.
ment-"
, 1922-11-14
The Casper Tribune's Program

Irrigation project west of Casper to be authorSe4
and completed ~ "nce.
A complete and scientific coming system for the
city Of Casper.
A comprehensive municipal and school recreation
park system, including swimming pools for the chill
dren OF Casper.
Completion OF the established Scenic Route boule-
ward as planned by the county commissioners - S@f
den Creek Falls and return
Better roads for Natrona county and more high
ways for Wyoming.
More equitable freight rates for shippeo OF the
Rocky Mountain region, and more frequent tram seFS'
ice for Casper.
, 1922-11-14
Grade Crossing Accidents.

On a recent Sunday. almost within
h limits OF a single city. eight peo-
pie were killed in automobiles at four
grade crossings OF railroads. Almost
daily. h papers describe similar acct.
dents In all parts of the country. The
annusi list grows into hundreds.
The automebile has become indis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
Surely No Wowan Should
Suffer With Cramps and
Pains Now.
NUMEROUS WOMEN
PRAISE TREATMENT

Many different treatments have nccn
introduced through drug stores but the
demonstration OF Mrs. Gene Case, AT
Gricst'S Cut Rate Store. is creating a
sensation. Her treatment for ccrG IN
kinds OF cramps. aches. spasms ana
nans does It's work while you wait. NO
long weary weaks Of dosing and doctor
ing. so far not n single person mas
failed 10 get quick results, hut'cfcry
clerk in tho store Is instructed to re-
fund the money without auihb'e or Qucs-
ton If any customer fails 10 get COM
rletr and satisfactory relief.
Scores OF enthusiastic women have re-
turned 70 the .store to thank Mrs. Case
and 10 praise this remarkable treatment.
One lady hurried in Yesterday fog an
other bottle before leaving town. She
stated she had dnctored and suffered
with dysmcnorrhca tpainful periods)
Tor years. without relief. but within
Few minutes after taking Adams Won
der Capsules was entirely free OF all
misery and suffering She said she
could hardly believe her senses. In one
big institution here in Wheeling II has
been nothing unusual for several girls
and women 10 he incapacita ted. Ill, and
unable n work. almost every day. due
to painful cramps and palns. but during
N. pas w~nk one after another has
fashion in just \ few minutes that there
can he no further question about II.
In speaking Of her demonstration at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
Junior TGuctAs.

Junior FGnctos.
The Junior class Of the hiSh schooI
Will give a very delightful program In
the Nigh school auditorium Wednesday
evening. April 18TH. at O'Clock. Tickets
nrc on sale for 35c. Proceeds will go
toward dcfraynE expenses on the Junior
and Senior Prom" The program is as
follows: L.
Fancy nancc-'-Thc Moth and Flame
Vocal solo.....Mrs. W. +. Woolcnwcbcr
rian% SOLO Thomas No Aaf5sG Uus GaFtte
Observation-Disclosures Corner ..:..:
Eleanor stcigrr, Zclla Hill. Cath
crime Braun!ick, Katherine O'Briea.
Plano Solo:
a. "a vs7rd BaN'llarde. Helen Brown
" John John Lewis Emmer:h. Bernard
O'Br!rn. Harry Lewis strobe!
Corne. solo. Tom McPee
Reading o,sr.tta. '''''N' '''''
The Sixth grade will give an opeIe.tnS
schoo, auditorium Friday evening, April
2lst. This is n very pleasing entertain
ment md small nnd Ss% m n s
Tho teachers and officers OF the Pres
bytcrian church will hold their regular
monthly meeting a. the church tonight
NJ. Albert Morris. PRESIDENT will pre-
side, and several matters Of importance
wa Five hundred Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowan Will de-
iichtrully entertain the members OF
their club at their home this evening
tor which dainty luncheon VIII be
served to the following members:
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs. Walter Jackson.
Andrew Quay, Robert Maxwell Henry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
BRIDGEPORT
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE
AGAINST CO. OFFICIALS

An investigation which VIII b" 81
vital importance and interest 10 the resi-
dents o. this city and vicinity will be
held in the near future by Suo-dlstrlct
officials. 1t is charged that cons4oles
and deputies have been searching houses
and practically rohbinE people.
Some very rank things ar" said I"
have been done in the way OF abusing
women. One woman's house at Stop s.
IN the Barton line IS said 20 have been
entered By gang Of constabies and
deputies in search for liquor and Yhile
there: 4 is alleged they abused wo-
man who had given birth 10 child
about nine weeks before and was stu!
In weak condition. The abuse is said
10 have laid the woman up with nervous
breakdown In another instance. il Is
said an old ladies' house was entered n
West Wheeling and quart OF i'1uor
was taken. They took five dollars which
was IN the house and demanded more. 1t
IS charged.
Tho actions Of tch men have caused
much comment and the case was put IN
tho hands OF Attorney Earl Lewis OF
st C1airsville. These two instances are
not the only cases reported by differ
emit. people and after a failure to have
county Officials look into tho matter II
was thought best to turn the case over
10 Attorney Lewis.
Body shipped Last Night
Tho body OF Gilbert Mikcps, cclorcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
BELLAIRE
BLAZE MAY HAVE
BEEN |NCEND|ARY
1mG1R STORE AT PMcH Run
Quilted WITH TOTAL LobS
HARLY MONDAY MOANING
Total Loss II Estimated At About $500
with Insurance Carried For the
Full Amount

Fire \. Ave O'Clock Yesterday morning
Quilted the Miller store a. stop -.
Pinch Run. cnta:':rS loss said 20 pe
around $1,000 The loss was pr2ctIca'S
covered by insurance. il is said.
The store was operated by Mss ILL
liam Miller. daugh:e- ~ the late James
Miller. who conducted = grocery store
in Eel,aire COR nearly thrc" score years
and who died or.y few months aSo.
Not only was the building IN wn'cn
the store was located Sutted. ana 'he
contents destroyed. but an ADJOINING
par, OF the build nS where Miss Miller
and her brother William resided was
badly damaged A riano was the on!
piece OF furniture saved.
! The origin OK the blaze has not been
determined. Some think Il may nave
hern OF incendlary origin. When ais
covered BY a man who was passing by
enrout. 10 his work the store was
mass Of flames. An alarm was sent IN
and All three Of the city lire trucks re-
Is ponded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
SHE IS HELPING HUNDREDS.
OF SUFFERING WOMEN HERE.

The stor,. Mrs. Case said: Il know just
how to sympathize with girls and
women and appreciate how they ieel.
That is why I talk So much about
womcn's ills. I know what Adams " on
der Capsules have done for hundreds OF
suffering women. I hope every woman
in town who suffers with periodical
cramps. PAINS and spasms, or who has
abdominal. bowel. or diarrhea cramps
will come TO Griest's and ask for me be-
Cause ! am sure I have a message for
them. There Is no obligation. The Cap
sulcs are easy to take. They can be
taken any time without the aid OF any
one and do their work in just few
minutes.
"Of cousc 7 like TO have women take
the ca psules after pains and cramps
start because they can sec how wonder
full they arc. but the real way TO take
Adams Wonder Capsules is to take
couple few hours before the cramps
start. Hundreds Of women in that way
never suffer the slightest hit from
month 10 month. Women who have SUI
rcrcd for years now so through without
the slightest pain or cramps. The Cap
sulcs are guaranteed harmless and can
be taken any time
NOTE: Mrs. Case represents Uneven
known Earle Chemical Co. and their
ame and endorsement guarantees fncN
quality and purity in medicine. Come
see and talk with her. No obligation.
Here IS An offer worth testing: Come.
get a dollar bottle % these 5-srain
Adams Wonder Capsules. Take three
doses C capsulcs) and II relief from
every sign OF pain and suffering
doesn't come-return the bottle and
your money will be chcerfully refunded.
This offer Is good on mail orders. We
prepay dollar botae anywhere on receipt
OF price Surely no woman or girl need
hesitate on such an offer as this. c. H.
Grfest's Cut Rate. il"j Market ST..
Wheeling. w. Va.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
The Joys
That white teeth bring

Both are embodied IN . new-dxy too@
e,lIed Pepsodent-for twiee-daily appa:anen ~
Able authorities have proved III ea'e'sney. 49,
leading dentists, almost the world over, srs adv'as
its adoption
Five new effects
p.,.od.nt eombats that film with every app6es-
ton. It keeps teeth highly polished, 20 Inn ie''
easily adheres. u...
It multiplies, Also the calvary hov- EsmS ~.
treat tooth protecting agent. It nultpiess tns
starch dse:tant ssiv. to S:sst ,s. = s,s Sa
- n.utrsiize the adds which cause tooth deey.
Twice daily it bring. these FIVE desired e4se s1t
And modern authorities say the tooth pases snoo'o
bring them.
Watch these effects and Judge them tor yo~c@:
Send the coupon for \ To-Day Tub Noes -.
clean the teeth feel after usang Asa tne =. =.
Of the vi.cous film. See how teeth whiten . ens
hlm-coats disappear.
Iudee BY the benefits you feel Judse y VI
xour mirror shows. Then decide Il you sno0o !o'n
The millions who now clean teeth in this way
Cut out the coupon now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
ST. CLA|RSv|LLE

Aram,nta T.. Noy!o a.rcasrd. Arp!l-
cation nled tor ar2cinimcn: OF cIccu-
,rix. No bond required. ApTo,n ttnent
made, letters Ordered and issued. In
rcniory ordered and order issued
Harry Marcciil$. dcrca Sod. WIZ and
app,ica. !on to adm; 10 probate filed
With waiver NJ notice and consent to
ny obatc Of widow and next OF kin resi-
dent Of Belmont. county. Ohio. Set for
hearing Apri'. la2". at 10 a m. Notice
to other newt or kin o. this state or
dcred snG isuch In sheriff 81 Fairfield
county for Julia. Alien and 10 sheriff O.!
ricka way county FOR William Marcc'lus
ami cause continued.
Georrc Stc7cno'vc. Mildred Stcpcno-
vic and Sina Stepenovic. uardia nShip.
Apnlira zion filed for appointment o.
qua rdiar Of minors. Fond. t"n00.nH.
Med and approved. Appointment made.
letters ordered and issued
Marriage Licenses
Andrew Megon, age So, m rber Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
MARTINS FERRY
Will DISTRIBUTE MILK
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

Mix WAS distributed in the schools
Yesterday b. tho Martins Ferry Health
oague. which started n movement some
time ago TO have the milk N al schools.
Miik bottles have been placed IN prac-
tica,lv every business house in Mar
uns Ferry and all money from the bot
ties will 20 toward buying milk for
those children who cannot AFFORD H.
The rest OF the children arc asked 10
bring % cents each week. which VIII
also be used in buying milk for on"
wcsk
This movement was started after an
inspection was made o. all the schoo
Children The cases OF tuberculosis
found among the children were alarm
Ing MANY were also found unierecd
and in some cases =. ,n'.;cs were in such
circumstances that : '- could MOT ar
ford the proper roGr.>h Hrcnt for the
children. Miss Beatrice Rr;bitialC. pub
iir health nurse. made tho inspection
ana made a report 70 "ariors ORGANIZE
hons OF the city WHO agreed II help
STAR a drive of this KIND. The mix !s
PIT into the schools a te 81 me- cost as
the wholesaler pays for i, and no profit
Is made Of 1t whatsoever.
Directors Meet Yesterday
TIE directors o. the Board OF Trade
NNsf yesterday afternoon IN lHt private
dining room o: the Dcsch hotcl. Nar!-
Gus reoorts wcrc made by The secretary
and othe- business was discussed. A
resolution was adopted in cha n<ing the
Droroscd name or the Marietta Fast
Liverpool name 10 Wonderland Way,
which was proposed by e. w. Collins,
secretary Of tho Ohio Improvement as
So.iatiou AZ Cincinnati. A resolution
was also passed TO allow IN" Retail MGR
chants Institute 20 h" held in the
Board Of T-adc rooms MAY 5 and 10.
Break Up Fight
rolicc were called 10 Step last even
ing about O'Clock 10 break up hiS
fight which vas IN progress in large
fat occupied by foreigners Upon ar
rival the police found that II was only
a family quarrel and that tho foreign
ara Just wore putting on the finishing
touches to their Easter celebration.
Hungar4ans Celebrate.
local Hungarian society celebrated
Easter AZ tho Hungarian hall on Main
street last night. Dancing started carly
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Dillon. Russell Tracey, Monte Marshall
aud daughter or Carksburg.
WAwood POrSon1a1.
Mrs. Fred Stcinheckcr, Of Nineteenth
street, is attending a Masonic convcn-
ton at Cincinnati.
Mrs Harry Kennedy and father. John
Strobel. left last evening to visit rela-
lives in Annapolis. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stillwell are
visiting relatives in Grafton:
Miss Crsic Dean Is able TO be out after
several days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter jefferson are the
guests Of friends in Pittsburgh.
Thomas Garvin. OF Pittsburgh. VIII
arrive Wednesday to play In the Junior
Fancies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18

who dropped dead at tho city building
last Thursday night WAS taken 10 LOUIS
Vile. kentucky. last night Mt TO ny
an undertaken from Kentucky. The VA"
of Mikcns accompanied the hodF 10
Louisville whore burial Will be made
valuable Deg Found
\ man came to the city building .as'
evening with a dog which looked 10 DO
very valuable \ tag on tho dog gave
mo owners name. The owner WAS mott
fled and the dog viii re called for todaF.
4 was found in Martins Ferry ana
brought to this C:3y.
Arrested On Serious Charge
George Hess. o: st. C'airsvi!'c' was
arrested h. Officer Reed last evening
on warrant held by Squire villa m
Rritton. The charge which WAS piacca
a;ains; him was rather serious and
Hess was he'd a; tho city building
Hending action.
work On Bridge Started
Work OF getting Ia" bridge over
Wheeling creek at Lincoln avenue RANT
cd has hccn started. The men n the
present time arc taking M rust to Set
the bridge in shape for painting. Local
officials have at last induced the coun-
" commissioners TO paint it, but an
agreement was reached 10 have the
county stand the expense.
Past Officers Meet
The nas: officers OF the Daughters OF
Liberty will meet tomorrow evening az
the home Of Mrs. Carrie Holllngsworth
on Main street. Cards will be the cn'ct
rnSt'nc. after which refreshments Will
be served by tho hostess.
Play Wheeling Tomorrow
Eridgcpor; high schoo! Will meet
nd r.
row afternoon. This promises to be a
very interesting game as eoth teams
AZ" rcputed 20 bc strong this season.
The Locals have been practicins hard
this week and arc living in high hopes
OF giving Wheeling hard bate.
4 Of c. Dance.
Tho st. Anthony'S council ~ knights
or Columbus. held a dane" Last evening
AZ tho new school ha,. Of st Anthony
church. This was the fir&t "ycnt siHen
since Len; and record crowd attended.
knights OF columbus are planning oui;"
u number Of events which vii. bc gwen
in the near future.
BaumbsrSer-shriver.
Fa-rv SaumbCrE"r and Miss Hallic
ShriNC- were quietly marriNi by kcN.
Howard Peterson las, sunday morning,
Miss Shr!rcr Is the dausht"r OF MT. "nn
Mrs. o. H. Shriver. of West Main street:
and Mr.. RaumhcrEcr IL an cmpIoNr or
the Scott Lumber COMPANY. They VII.
reside at the home Of hCr parents on
Main street.
Bridgeport Briefs
Orvillc Coss. Of Cleveland is spending
several days visiting friends in this city;
Miss Mary Virginia uein'ctn returned
70 the Ohio State University l" resume
her Stud'cs. after spending several days
with her parents.
Gland Hnuscr. Of Barton. WAS a husi-
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Many ladies. OF this city. Viii attend
the meeting Of the Martins Ferry HoSpi-
IA, Auxiliary at Martins Ferry. AprlI 70
Coroner clyde lIardcSty Was puSl-
moss visitor AT MAYNARD yesterday.
Tho Companions oc F"rtStcrS VIII
meet in the Icinlcin building THURSDAY
evening.
Mss Charlotte MEG nt SteuHen
willie. returned after spending several
DAYS with friends in this city.
Sheriff Richard Lynch vas BUSINESS
visitor in this city yesterday