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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
KALEND DARZYK.

MS, sobota, s. ezerWca: sW. Il
razma VI.
Jutro, nIedzela, 4. c1erwca: lie
lone Swiatd.
Niedziela ZIeIonych Swiatek.
EwangelJa: 20 zes4nnfu Ducha
swietego",
Pojutrze, ponIedzialek, 5. cDerw--
"a. Sw. Bonifacego B.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.
Wsch6d slo6ca o gOdzinie 0:16.
- -t.S.u n rrodzinta S.2O.

Wsch6d slohca gOdZinie 0;10.
zach6d sSo6ca godzinie $50.
=
Pogoda W Chicago 1 Okolicy: w
Eobote pogoda nieustalona, W ME-
dlziele prawdOpodobnie pOgOda; ME-
ma zmiany W temperature. Unfair
kowany p6inOeny wiatr.
4
Temperature doby minionej;
Naiwyzsza wczoraj o gOdEinie ScieJ
po pOfudniu SO stOpni. najnlzSza
Wczoraj godzinie 5teJ ranO, SO
stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
NIEMCY GOTUJA SIZE DO ATAKU
Ma POLSKE.

PARYz. - IN. Fr. PreSse" donosi:
Ma Quai dorsey OSwiadczOnO dziennika
rom, Re Francja ma wiadOmOs6 0 tenn,
ii mad kurytarzem pOlsl1im znajduje
sic niemiecka kawalerja przebrana "a
pOlicje. General NOllet pOtwierdzA
wczoraj Poinearemu, Be Niemcy wysy-
laja cOdziennie ma G6Tny Slask brOn.
Nalety sic przygOtOwa6 ma to. ie pc
wymarszu wOjsli sprzymierrOnych mo-
ga nastapie atali Niemc6w ma POla-
k6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
KURs MAREk PoLsKCH.

wedle komunikatu Polskiego
Konsnlatu GeneralnegO kurs nnarek
fest dzis S4sO marek "a ST., czyli
ara cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
J0ZEF PILSUDSKI OBYWATELEM
HONOROWYM WILMA.

WILNO, = Podczas uroczystosci 20
maja, prezydent m. Wilma BahkOwski
wreczyl NaezelnikOwi PaIistwa dypIom
obywateIstwa, hOnorOwegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
MOVIE WoJSKA ANGEL
SKIE w ULSTERZE.

Londyn, 8. czerwca. - Cabinet
angielski zdecydowai wczoraj
polecic arrnji angielskiej kontro
le mad Gala p6inocna Irlandja. w
odnosnej decyzji nadmienia sic,
re wspomniana kontrola dotyczy
tylko Tommies po stronie granic
Ulsteru i rzadowi polnocnej r.
landji ME wolno jest uzywac tych
sill W celu wtargnecia ma teryto-
rum Wolnej Irlandji.
Ministerjum wojny zapewniio
Lloyd Georgia, re ME ma zad-
nych powodow do sprzeciwiania
sic, aby wojska angielskie znaj--
dowaiy sic pod rozkazami unjo-
nist6w irlandzkich, gdyz przypn-
SEGA sic, re ci ostatni beia
wsp6ipracowali ze sztabem an
gielskim.
Wczoraj wystano do Ulsteru
diva nowe puiki, kwaterujace W
Plymouth.
Artur Griffith przedstawii
wczoraj odpowiedz tymczasowe-
go rzadu, dublihskiego ma szesc
pytaf, jake cabinet angielski "a
dai ostatnio delegation wspom--
nianego rzadu. Odpowiedz jest
.podobno zredagowana W taxi
sposob, ze pozwala ma prowadze-
ME dalszych ukiadow.
Belfast, 8. czerwca. Walk
ma tie religiiuem ME ustaja. Mord
i pozoga sa zjawiskami codzien-
nemi. Oprocz walk miedzy kato
likami i protestantami, powstaia
walki miedzy grupami popieraja-
cemi jedno lub drugie stronnict--
wo religijne.
Ii YUAN HUNG Prey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Bsdz Jutro Honym Ola Katockiego Stow Dobrocynnosc
OSTATNIA POCzTA
wIDMO NOWEJ wOJNY.

LONDYN. - w movie wyglOsIonej
W Derby OSwiadczyl przew6dca rObo-
nik6w angieIslzich Thomas, te cd rOlSu
1914 ME bylO tax BliskO wOjny jak o
bscnia. -sy..., .,---,--s,-, ,t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
PRASA POSWIFCA IA VIE
LIE MIEJSCA ATAKOM MA
CABINET.

Washington, 8 czerwca.
PTezydent Harding odczuwa sill
Infc powtarzane cd czasu' do cza-
ST. ataki ma rozinaitych czlonkow
gabinetu. Me t,znaje on "a sto-
sowne odpowiadac ma ktorykol-
wick 2 podobnych atakow i przy
jai milczace stanowis'ko, zwsasz-
en- odnoSnie do ostatnich napa-
dow ma generalnego prokurators
Ilargherty ego. Crazif6 go jed
nak ostatn;a krytyka sckretarza
Ijoovera, jaka wygfosii ostatnic
W Senacie senator Watson, W
'zwiazku ratrrldSowq dzialalno.
scia Hoovera W Rosji. Zdaniep
Frezydenta dziennfki krajowe. pc
Swiccaja "a Micle miejsca podob
MN bezpodetawnym j nieuczci-
wynn atakomy traktujac pobieznie
Nielkie dziela, dokonywapc przc7
Amerykahska organizacje ratun-
kowa W Rosji.
Wyjasniajac swoje stanow;sko
cdnosnie do atakow ma czlonkow
gabinetu, w szczegolnosci ma
sckretarza Hoovera. Prezydent
podai jako przykiad fakt. wysfa-
MA ma suggestje Hoovera, ken7
dolcncyjnego listu do matki, kto-'
|rei syn padi ofiara tyfusu, pod
czas siuzby W amerykahskim Cd
dziale ratunkowym W Rosji. -
Zdaniem Prezydenta, ME MONA
sobie wyobrazic bardziej heroicz-
nej piracy i poswiecenia, mad ak
cie, ktorej ofiara padl powyzej
wvinieNony Ainerykanin. MOI
naby wyliczyc setki podobnyeh
praykladow. Dlatego tez Prerzy-,
dent uwaza "a rzecz, nieszlachet-
M ] nieodpowiednia wystspowa-
Ir.ie z zarzutami tam. gdzie Rad
amerykahski zbiera jedynie uzna
ME chwaie "a poswiecenia ttt-
|teiszych obywateli.
Bezpodstawfe ataki i oskarle-
MIA 0 nadtIycia W dzialalnosci.
organizacji ratunkowej, ktorych
wyrazen bylo wystapienie sena-
tcra Watsona i publiczne rozszc-
rzanie ich W prasie amerykahskiej
Sd zdanieni Hardinga przykrym
Gowodem osobistych' zawisci !.
bagatelizowaniem wynfkaiacycli
stad skutkow.
IL a. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Prasa Poswieca Ia Wiee Miejsca
Atakom Ma Cabinet.
Chicago Odpowie Ia Szkody Powodzi.
Kanada Podejmie Sprawe Drogi Wodnej.
Walk z Murzynami W Texas.
Inne Telegramy KrdjoUe

palm miekkiego wegla zgodzifo
sic ma wprowadzona ostatnio ska
ls cen wegla, cd $2.20 do $3.50
"a tonne ma miejscu W kopalni,
v9kluczajac W ten sposob niebez
picczefistwo paniki wsrod konsu-
tuentow, podbijajacych wzajem-
ME ceny j powodujac zmniejsze-
lie sic nagromadzonych rezerw
weglowych. Okolicznosc ia byia
jednem z, giownych niebezpie--'
czehstw sytuacji strajkowej. Sc
krerarz Hoover oSwiadczyl, ze
kwestja ia ma jedynie moralny
i ko-operatywny charakter, Wy
va on konsumentow weglowTch
wyzyskiwanych W transakcjach 2
wtascicielapli kopaln, odnosze-
,l,;.e sic W podobnych wypadkacl
Dc Departments handlu, ktory
zairnie sic bezwiocznie przepro-
wadzeniem inwestygacji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Ii YUAN HUNG Prey
DENTEM CHIN.

Pekin, 8. czerwca. (Prasa STD
- Czionkowie gabinetu Hsu
Shih Chang, ktory zrezygnowai
wczorsj ze stanowiska prezyden-
ia Chin, zwr6cili sic do gen. Ii
Yuan Hung Z eropozycja przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03
Anglia Zaplaci Ameryce
PrOcent W .Jesieni.
MOVIE WOJSKA ANGTELSKE " UISTERZE
Ii Yuan Hung Prezydentem Chin
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne

cent przypadna W udziale Fran
eli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03

(pokOnezsnle IA SIR. S-sisI.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03

czy tex nie..--zr,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-03

Washington, 3 czerwca.
Tednogsosna uchwafa Senat odio-
zyl wczoraj obrady mad taryfo-,
wynn bilem senatora McCumber'a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
KaiSer'S Son Leaves
Wreath on Grave Of
Deceased Empress

rotsdam. Nov. J.--tRy TIL" Associat-
ed rrcss.)-"To tie silent sufferer
\ solitary wreath Of ivy evergreen
bearing the above dcdicatien lay today
at the foot Of the grated iron doors
which guard the body of tho altc En-
press Augusta Victoria.
The inscription was iahOrOuSly print
cd in lead pencil on Il plain cardboard
attached 10 the wreath. with Il tiny rib
bon Of mauve. AuguSta's favorItc color.
Bearing also the date November ;,
III" card told the whole story Of wh 1t
mast OF the monarchtCdl Germans feel
towards today's wedding at D"nrn. when
within nineteen months William has re-
filled the place occupied by the late
queen and empress.
Policemen guarding III" grounds said
that the wreath had been left there
early in the morning by one OF AuSuSta's
sons. or a representative Of her sous.
Scarcely sound marr.d the quiet per
yading the particular spot in Sans Souci
park, which Is the empress resting place
an antique temple under stately Gins.
Occasionally there is Il Struggling visitor
and today there was dismal droppins :
Of water from the temple roof, as the
remnants Of winters first snow dis
aDpearcl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
WEALTHY CHICAGO
CONTRACTOR SHOT
DOWN BY ASSASSINS

Chicago. Nov. 5.--A renewal OF III,
Nineteenth ward fcud which has cost a
score Of lives in the past two wears. was
seen tonight in IN" assassination u
John Scullys 4 wealthy contractor. who
was shot down in tho street by two men
with sawed-olr shotguns. The sIaycrs
escaped.
Scully. who was siNty years Old. and
VIII" had been active in politics WAS
walking along the stree; near his home
when n"!ghhUrs heard !usillaGe OF
shots and found him. riddled with bull
lets, lying on the sidewalk. Beside him
lay the sho'guns. Scully's nam" orig
inaliy was john Sl"aIzitt!. hut he had
changed recently.
The Nineteenth ward fcud followed
dispute over an aldermanjc election, and
resulted in numerous Killings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
SIX MAY DIE;
BADLY BURNED
Striking of Match in Cas-hlled
Cellar at Morgantown
Fatal.

Morgantown. ". Va. Nov. '.-TAI'
teen year old Agnes Thomas. struck =
match in the cellar OF her HON" here
this afternoon. \ flood Of gas was
limited and the building collapsed,
like 4 house OF cards.
Six young women. including Agnes.
were SO badly burned that their re-
roynry is doubtful Mn" others. IN
various parts OF the house. sustained
burns. cuts and bruises.
Firemeu reported that gas, cscap
ing from 4 leak in tn" maja in the
street. entered the cellar Of the
Thomas home. via The sewer.
Dinncr was being served when
Agnes struck tn" match. Bits or
crockcry and portions o. the meal
we're found across the street
Andrew Thomas. Sr.. was blown
through 4 bed room window on the
second story but ESCAPED with minor
injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Colorado Recovering
From Big Snow Storm;
-Four Persons Killed

Denver. Colo. Nov. J-Colorado and
the Rocky mountain region had partly
recovered today from the effects OF
Saturdays snow and sleet storm which
for many hours isolated this section.
Wire communication had been only
nartly restored tonight. Reports from
Pueblo. Colo. tonight. were that troop
Of eleven Boy Scouts and their scout.
master had returned 10 that city today.
after being caught in the storm Sstur-
day. in barn where they had taken
refuge.
Carl Racino. Pueblo. II years DID, was
reported missing today. Yesterday no
accompanied two hunters and all wefe
caught IN the storm. Tho men placed
him IN an arroyo and covered him WIKI
brush and leaves when he became eN-
haus,ed. The men kept on seeking
shelter and were picked up this morning
in a serious condition.
Aiyiccs tonight stated that the num-:
Der OF dead as the result fa severe
storm north an deast OF Sugar CITY,
Colo. Saturday had reached four. Mrs.
Frank Mossman and her baby died today
from injuries sustained in tornado
Mcssman and other child were ktlleo
whe nthc storm struck their home.
Adv!ces from Laramie. Wyoming; TO-
light reported a train wreck this morn
.n- ,hirtv-nve miles east of there il
which a flagn.an vas killed an da fire.
man was so severely scalded that he
dind The accident resulted when Union
Pacific IA ssenger train No. 3. running
double header ploushed into standing
freight train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
MAY PREVENT RECTOR'5 WIDOW
FROM GRAND JURY APPEARANCE

have her statement reviewed by the
grand jury.
Deputy Attorney General Mott. special
prosecutor conducting tho investigation
for; he state. VIII he in New Brunswick
on Thursday. according 10 present re.
ports to prepare Cor the presentation Q.
the case before the jury.
Mills Would Testify.
James Mills. wduwer "f the slain
woman. also expressed a willingness to-
dav in appear before the grand jury.
They know nv alb he said. ana
I'm perfectly willing In appear before
III" jury"
Local authorities said tonight that
through the discovery of n new witness
they mad been able TO account Tor AL
most every moment OF the time Mr.. Hall
between the hour when he was called
from his home on the night OF Septem-
Der II until after 9 O'Clock. when the
shno;!ngs are believed TO have occurred.
The eye witness Is said TO be David
Spe.ller. a grocer. and HIS story. which
indicates that the rector took little
used route TO reach the Phillips farm.
is that he me, man answering Mr.
Halls description on road beyond the
end Q: tn" trolley line p" which Mr
Hall j. known to have ridden from his
home ~ the city limits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06

New TruuSwlrh, y. j.. NoI. j.-tEy
the Associated Pros. The prosecution
IN 'nr Hall.MtG~ murder Investigation
il became known tonight. intends &c
avail j'sHlr Of every ,"Ea. r!sh; 70 pre-
ven, Mrs. Frances Ho"l Stcl ems lia.'
widow -. the slain rc"trT:' from appear
,ug hcG"rn ia" grand jury. wEiHl prob
ably Viii rruv'u" ;hi~ wcyh for an IN
rUiry Inl" ih" "rlm".
Mrs. HAL has expressed Il Willingness
- S.sH :; waiver ur immunity ~ order
to get her statement before tn" inpuis-
.i"rial body. The widow would MAKE
her plea To- appear. Il was Understood
on The ground tina; slic regards herself
~ having been pat under suspicion hy
the account given the authorities by the
so-ralleI eyewitness. MTs. Jane Gibson.
Under the New Jersey law she IS en-
titled 10 the opportunity 10 clear her
sci! o. this suspicion.
Tho Proposed Move.
The counter movement uf tho prose-
Cu'nr to -prGIcui her appearance. will
consist of :, uai'cmn'. il was said. I"
h4S" tn" grand iur" T"ny 'G.S p"rmis -
sion wnIlc III" authorities viii d"ri'n"
10 s~rt" = subpoena. " Thou, either %
'ht-". Mr. Hail would 10 una.pis TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Wilson Sends Message
To West Va. Democrats

Charles Town. W. Va. Nov. "a mos
sage of good cheer sent Woodrow Wilson
last night by the Democracy of Jcitcr-
son county" elected a promp; reply
from the former president.
Tho message from the Jefferson
county Democrats has greatly hcarton-
cI me-" said MIR Wilson's telegram.
made public tonight by William Camp
bell chairman Of the county committee.
II shar" their confidence that the near
future will witness tho triumph of our
principles and Of our own purposes on
behalf uc the country and mankind. and
! rejoice that shall have such Comrade-
Snip In tho day If triumph. My heart
felt good wishes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
REPUBLICAN v|CTORy|NWEST
VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, F0RECASTED
Optimistic Democrats Hoping
To Wrest One or Two Of
the Congressional Districts
Sutherland and Roscn-
bloom Will Win.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

aShiugtou. II. C.. Oct 1.-The
campaign ends in West Virginia WITH
no uncertainty on tho part of the Re
publican party leaders as TO a victor,
Gus outcome for their party, and 1t
ends with the Democratic leaders
nursing the hope that the electorate
Is going TO stage a revolution AT tho
polls Tuesday. which they or nobody
else admits privately or having seen
any signs Of during tho canvass.
As mon Of prominence from the
state. aitilirtcd with both parties have
come TO Washington during the final
weeks uf the campaign. they have
been sounded by this correspondent
uS 10 the situation and what the trend
seemed TO b" 10 each Of them. The
result of that inquiry is:
The Prediction.
I'D Not single one Of them ev'
pressed doubt of Senator Howard
Sutherland's rc election. and
ca On account OF the great advan.
taCe the Republican party in the state
has in numbers. and the precedent OF
reliability established by the voters
Of tho party. rew OF the interviewed
could f"rcSc" anything els" except 4
fCortipu,d on rags SiI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Angel-food Campaign
By Chicago Candidate

Chicago, Nov. "a campaign built
ohou, her own angcl-food cake was
trough, to an end tonight by Mrs Eliza
beth Shroyer. Democratic nominee for
county commissioner, in next Tuesdays
election
Travelling more than 5000 miles she
has raised funds for her election actiV-
ties bv offering her cakes as ranle
prizes at bazaars. ptcnics and similar
gatherings.
"Will women vote solidly for women
candidates." was one Of the questions
rxpec,ed To be decided by the election.
as six women. including Mrs. Shroyer,
are running for posts as county COM
m!ssoners in Cooke county which IN
cludnS Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06

budapest. Nov. 5.-Dy The Assoc;at-
,d Trc> I--A woman was arrested TO-
day ~ The poultry market while trying
:" sell hcr six months. old baby. Evi-
dru'ly N the deepest Of despair. she
offered the child on her arms for the
pr."" oi Il So"*c.
"SUr"lv." exclaimed the m n,
"snmc"n" Viii pay the price in poultry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
TURKS DEMAND ALLIES WITHDRAWAL
/! CONSTANTINOPLE; INVADE THE NEU7
HUNGARIAN WOMAN ARRESTED while
TRYING TO SELL CHILD FOR A GOOSE

for a good. healthy child"
\ man WHs making an offer TO The
woman 10 relieve her "f the burden
some infant when the polio" intcrtcrcd
and tool; the woman into custody. Her
case was referred to the state charity
organization, which found that extreme
misery due 10 lack of funds. was the
woman's motive for desiring to rid her
self OF her offspring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Harding
- 80 .
Criticism
Is Voiced
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(Cop! right ~ The lntelliSsncerp

(ThiS Is the second Of 4 serIes
.cs four dispatches anAlyxiag the
general Political Nsituati lon
throuShog; the United States
and - base p upon observations
made ny MIR Lawrence during a
la.p""-mtle Journey from coast
20 coast. just completed. during
wh:.r So drrferen, cities were
visited N a total of 81 states
tac NOS; extensive canvass made
by ANY newspaper correspondent
this taiL)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
Death Harvest Reaped

Pittsburgh. nov. 5.-f"ur mon we're
Killed and more than dozen persons
were injured IN automobile accidents III
tho Pittsburgh district today. Three
mon were crushed whca their cars we're
overturned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: Part cloudy and VAIN
ar Monday: Tuesday fair AND coolet'
Ohio and western PsnnsylTania; Loeal
showers mild Monday; fussdaJ el'ue!
and colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06

Constantinople, Nov. s. (By
the Associated Press)-The land
ing of allied or American sailors
from warships will not be permit
ted unless by special permission
OF the Angora government.
This pronouncement is made in
one of two additional notes
which Hamid Bcy handed to the
allied commissioners tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
ALLIES REFUSE
T VACUA AT1ON
Of THE CAPITAL
TURK NATIONALISTS
TO REFUSE LANDINGS,
Presumptuous Stand Taken
By Angora Governments
After Coup.

Constantinoplc, Nov. >. by
the Associated Press)-An allied
extraordinary council decided to-
night to refuse categorically the
nationalist demand for the allied
military evacuation Of Constantir
noplc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-06
Fooled the Crowd.


Secrecy surrounding tn" entire affair
had been Wei maintained throughout.
The climax came when the BRIDE Sis
ter, Princess Ida. who resembles her,
successfully passed herself off as the
1r!Lr at the Amcrsloor; station last cVn-
.nC w.th an array Of castle cars. where
as Princess II"rm:Dc left III" train at
Aoclduorn half an hour earlier, and
druso t. tho castle UnohS"rvcd. Those
within i.Ne paiace regarded this as a
huge joke!
At tho religious ceremony, which be-
gan with the singing Of tho Lutheran
hymn. Jesus Gch Vorau." Pastor Nogel
prca ohcd from the text Now Abideth
lHailh. Hope and Charity" The bridal
courle occupied carved silt armchairs,
surrounded hy crowns. while the guests
were seated In rows behind them.
Tho clergyman's words.
"Now the Joyful! day has arrived de-
'rIarcd the minister. when HIS Majesty
ana Her Serene Highmess join hands
lIo recalled that IL" same text had
served at the golden Wedding of William
and ai the hr!d.Srooms own silver
wedding
Tho BRIDE" said he, has left Father
land and friends. 10 unite her 'ic with
that %: HIS Majesty. whom faith has
sustained in circumstances which woula
have driven others 10 despair"
4 an evidence OF faith he pointed
M, ,lat the "KalScr" conducted reliS-
IONS services on every Lords Day IN his
numc lie paid tribute To the virtues
e.; ~, iI;n empress and Princess Her
m.ro'- former husband, referring 20 the
'Kas!sr!n" As the deal OF German wom-
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Tho Recent STRIKES.

Tho .h,rc which hur; Mr.. Itar'iUS
moro than ANYTHING else was h.a,,t.tude
lu-,ns :hc rs,l and coal strikes. There
IS a feeling that he waited t"o long he
ror. bringing p~cssur" 10 be,,~ on the
r,ai miners aui operators, There j.
u.>o a widespread uou"0 that Mr.. Hard
e wa55,cd :u handling tho shorm"n's :
strike Many iu his own party VIII
acrs- forgive h.m tor being willing -
-ss;orc seniority rights 20 the strikers
and grca; many m"rc--for ,Ibor.nc
-aau are more numerous than employers
VII never forgive him tor uermitting
'nc attorney genera, 20 arriv the in
,4uctioU process - tabor. Stj'l another
group commcuds the use oE tn" luJunc-
ION a. weapon Of. ir"tccUoa for thc
pubic but insists that ,hr r.,..rpad cNe-
.utivcs We're equally gU.i'y "t ""nSpi-
~1cy - vcstr0!u c"wm"rr" 3: ;NvO O."
more o. them cuttrod tnj" agreements
- UNDERSTANDINGS which hy concerted
ar'i0u AGAINST their employees had the
fec; OF restraining interstate com
msrre. The inIuncUou Is criticized bT
s.,I.l ~ one s.ISG
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other Six-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
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State OF Evolution.

. T4- ;hc I;Sr.NiirGr ua.ty is n proc
es~ ~ cNulu'ruu. Leadership never was
more essential ~" nation .~ ach'uG
a. he l.d-ii - '.r"a oc following ASH
- the wiSD p. 'lr.I">. and g. = even
morc ,irrd nt c,~Sr">S :,'lI ..- di,1'o"E
ways. President Ua-d.n- j. h'.n-; crjt;-
-sSel moro for hi Lack - ,.ad"r>h ?
'haNv other one th.1E. p" r"ua'~"
accs pied al frs; his avEumeni taai tls
legislative and CN"ruriv" branches o;
The rorcrnmdU. had been kept :uhepend-
ent. buc 4, nov believes Mr.. Harding
has taken his owu doctrine TOO liter
ally.
we voted n go" said o-c R"puh-
.caa editor. go &o away with tn" di"-
.a.orsh.p of Wc"druw Wilson. but ~"
lid no. expect the pendulum /" swing
oack ;he Other waE altogether. We
must have o0.-a.du ,Fai'rsh.p'
Md tha; expresses the S"utiw"T: ~
most Republican leaders with whom the
writer has calG"d-th"y ,h!uk Mr.. Hard
!oy has made his greatest mistake Icy
allowing congress 9" ruu its Own. cours"
,y..hou, regard - ;h~ best interests OF
n, par,-. Ns "a IlUS:ra s'uu &C TIL
point. Republican, ch!etiI."S without
exception. ard dozens OF od'nrS. nm
nn:mouSlv agree thI; Nr. UardinS's
,,to OF the bonus Was the most popular
.,rt Of his administration. Why" Be
,.ause 4" c,-rgu!"d congress. because
ac took the nj, IL his teeth and did
outrageous thing in political year. Re
.ausc he followed has convictions. Even
.nany who think h" vas unwl>c 10 ,"to
ten soldiers bonus bill coNc,dc his