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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-18
VALENTINO FOLLOWS THE
CROWD

Rudolph valentino. idol OF the happers
because OF his love-maktns perform
ances in Tho Four Horsemen" and The
sheik," Is facing a charge OF bigamy.
Rudolph. it appears. had Z wife who
did not suit him. and took steps 10 get
4 divorce However. his divorce had
not yet gone into effect when he mar
ried again last Saturday. this time in
Mexico. the bride being Miss Winifred
Hudnut. daughter OF the well known
perfume manufacturer. His divorce
was timed to take effect next January.
From italian laborer to husband
OF an American heiress - rather
an unusual career. even n this
country OF unusual things. Valentino
came TO America from Italy 10 work
Tor a landscape gardener, but soon de-
eided that he would rather be a dancer
In vaudeville. After several years he
went into the movies but was obscure
until Dneclor Ingram SeAeSleu VI" va
important parts.
His marital difficulties are no worse
than those Of many other movie stars,
but that il ain praise. Despite the
fact that he played roles in which un,
conventional romance was the leading
featare, it would have been a relief to
6na that in his own life Valentino was
square and decent. Perhaps that would
be too much TO expect.
VIII Hays has banned the Aroucklc
dlmS but II he intends really to clean
IN the moving picture business, his
work has only begun. To ban the pic
lures OF all those involved in matri-
monial scandals would strike In high
places. But why not? It was easy 70
bar Fatty A~rbuCklc. To put out some
others would require considerable moral
courage and some hard fighting. What
will Mr.. Hays do with these cases.
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MIR. H. C. OGDEN
(Prom tho Moundsvtllo JournaD


We publish today 4 hrief resume OF
the work OF Mr. II. {. Ogden IN the
newspaper and political felds Of this
state in the past twenty-five years.
Mr.. Ogden has been prominently men
toned in connection with the L. 5. SER
rtorIal race though as yet he has not
! made formal announcement, OF his can
didacy.
1t Is quite well known that a news
paper nan Ly reason OF the fact that he
touches llfe at all angles, is often =
Sured. and Mr.. OEi-r has no; escaped
the COMMON lot o. the Fourth Estate.
Besides he has been ire object or muCh
aversc criticism. the "ut9rowth or IN"
prominent part he has taken In political
affairs in the past twenty-five years
that may be called m" formative period
Of the State OF West Virginia.
4 man Of ability and force Of char
acter that has stood in the 'front.' ranks
in the past twenty-five years. during
which time the wonderful material de-
veiopment OF the etatc has attracted
national attention. and the SOCIAL. NOR
al and political growth Of West Nir-
Ginla has taken on a progressive and
definite shape. must Of necessity won
admiring friends and carp!nE Critics.
Mr.. Ogdcn's activity ~ conspicuous
for tho ability that nc has shown: for
the energy that ne has displayed; for
the things that he has achieved.
Alongside Of these the criticisms appear
feeble. Should Mr.. ogden flnally enter
the senatorial race. an aSpirant or abll-
ity and force Of character would be IN
the field: one whose position on every
! public question has been stated time and
time again. and one who has maintained
his position and influence by merit.
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building trades and the contractors. 4
wage award made recently by Judge
Lands was accepted by the contractors
but not by all the unions. and a program
OF terrorism has been directed against
il.
In justice 10 the members OF the Chi
cago unions, It must hc said that they.
lawlessness that has marked the night.
It has been brought TO light that there
Is in Chicago a small ring OF labor
leaders. who employ a Eang of gunner
and sluggers TO terrorize. not only the
contractors but also the workers. These
criminals dominate both sides and levy
tribute on both.
Fart Of the violence in Chicago -
declared 10 have been due TO the fact
that the leaders considered il necessary
TO intim,date the members OF the
unions. The chief Of police says that
the great majority OF the union men
are with him in his fight for law and
order. and that they deeply resent the
use OF union dues to hire slussers and
dynamiters.
There can be but one outcome 20 any
such struggle. The criminals who have
set themselves up 10 dominate all con-
struction activities. AZ any cost, will he
overthrown. Tha IS what has happen
ed everywhere when such criminals
have come into conflict with the public.
They can flourish only so long as they
are not dcfed. Organized resistance
means their doom.
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'StOneWa|| Jackson Trail?
A Stirring Protest Comes from Daugh'
ter OF o Founder OF the State.

Weston. W. Va. r, j.. n. No. 5.
May Is, 1922.
Editor I~ntclligenccr.
Wheeling, W. Va:
bear Sir sec by papers of recent
date an effort is being made by certain
confederate organizations to name our
stat" highway "Stoncwall Jackson
Trail"
Az a daughter of ono Of the founders
f our state, and a believer and de-
fender OF the principles upon which II
Is founded. which principles 'Stonc"aII
Jackson and his followers derided," /
protest against this insult 10 our state,
and appeal TO you 10 use your lnIu-
CnCc again1t It.
Shall il be thus we render devotion
TO The memory Of those who died in do
tense Of the Stars and Stripes. and per
pctuatc the inspiration OF their hand
work
Shall We thus "Ntol the name OF a
man who. was opposed to and fought
against all cur state, stands for!
Shall We thus erect I monument 10
the memory Of 4 man who was out or
harmony with the higher ideals of our
Government. ana who did not believe in
liberty, equality ard justice. thereby
saying to the youth Of our country,
Go thou n do likewise" and thus
pCrpctuatc the doc,rin" OF a traitor.
Very respectfully,
LEA LATHAM DARLINGTON,
Weston. W. Va
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Merely McEvoy
ABy ]. P. YAAA
1vEBY MAN hos OWN WIFE
HOW 10 wash . window.

There was probably n single accomplishment OF which tho" average wN !
tina her ability &c wash a window unit It Is clean. Her prdc Is amos
infantne DIN it's enthusiastic naivete You would suppose, to SEQ her gazing '"nnS
upo her handiwork. hat N not only invented window washing ut WINDOW
Ad yet nov eay it Is to wash n window.
First find your window. That dark sot IN the wall is IT. 'fr"rt oNrT win
eoapyw water Then wipe II OF. Tho inside FIRST OF course. After you nave "p"'
4. dry il will look slightly darker. DO nt be iscouraEc RaIse the """"
outside. sit n the ledge with your teeth hanging inside ant clos" tho" "'no'"
unit you are holding it coAIy IT your lap. 1t Is we'll have brought Your DUCK"
md sponge with you. else YOU will have to make a trip inside for them
Cover he outside OF your windo viii soapy water n wipe it N win !
squecgec. 1t derives its name from the inarrcuate cries 1t make as II sauces
nd gees ur md " h glass You should nov be ahc to see the f"' ="
the room "darkIy as through a glass" The poet n owrote hat v'dentE mao
been washing windows.
Yu To- wipe M indow With agH The more wiped he better ~" NOR
Tas the better. You window will now become sueaked DO not be ScouraEf
Wipe it som more See it is becoming more streaked k"p N "1pinG' sue
cess. Now you can see nothing but streaks or task IS nearly "'ro"pMN
You are now ready for The last operation.
Select a farge brick. a fairly hrm one is the best and tossn through ne
middle Of your indow Then call a Elazera nd have him insert a new kS
You window is nw as clean as m wife could mak it How simple H"" easy
And yet how successful Why should any man marry lust to get his "'n"o"
washed: l ask you!
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to conduct himself as a pcaceable, law
abiding citizen, or for any other reason
So satisfactory to the Governor. the Gov
ernor shall cause aIm to be arrested and
returned to the pcpitentlary. THIS IN
formation you might have secured 1rora
this office or from Warden Terrell al
the p~enitcntiary.
Second. you assert that the law re-
quires tho prosecuting attorney who
tried the case, II living. be consulted
with respect to the petition for pardon,
and that publication OF notice for par
don is required. There are no such re-
uuirements in the law and the office you
rmerly held should have given you
ample opportunity to know that the law
does not ,equire such action on the part
Of the Governor.
The constitution OF West Virginia
vests in the chief executive the sole
power to grant pardons. reprieves and
communications of sentences, his action
thereon being final and not reVle~aols
by the courts, and there Is no legal opll-
CATION upon the Governor to ask for or
to follow the advice Of any other per-
son in his respect.
| might advise you. however.
because Of the many duties imposed up
on the chief executive the ONCE Oh par
don attorney Is maintained Tor the pur-
pose Of investigating. in behalf OF the
Governor, the merit OF the many petit
tons for pardon. and reports are maoe
&c the Governor as TO the results.
have not in any case recommended 10
the Governor the exercise OF his PARDON
ing power until | have made a thorough
Investigation and have received from
tina trial iudee favorable recommenda-
ton thereon and good reasons therefor.
Not only was this done in the Nolte case
but a petition, signed bv nine OF the
! twelve Jurors, who heard the evidence
and rendered the verdict, was received
nv me and is on file in my office. to-
ecther with favorable recommendations
from a number Of good and substantial
citizens Of Ohio county.
| have no knowledge whatever con-
corning your claim that you were Ap-
nroached with an offer OF money TO make
a favorable recommended ton upon the
spplication OF Nolte. / do know that no
one had the temerity to make any such
dishonest and disgusting proposal TO me
and that | did not in this case. nor -
my other case, intimate to any one IN
any manner what my recommenoauoh
To the Governor would be.
With reference to your complaint mat
! the petition was not submitted 10 YOU
am Of the opinion th3t the reckless Ut
,erances you have made with references
"a the law and the facts In this a -
complete Justification for not seeking
your recommendation.
Very truly yours.
A.. G. JENKINS
Pardon Attorney
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md most picturesque bandits in history
pnr,ons IL WAS Just as well for the
prestige Of this government that ne
rc,eased Perdiraris demand. since eaten
,nr him might have taken Il long INN"
and a 10, OF money. From his 'aS'-
nesscs in Morocco. he has on numerous
stirred up the native tribes
against Spain.
Recently. he offered 10 pac'fy the
country II Spain would recognize MN
&c sultan. This offer was refused and
snajn is now seeking 10 eliminate
RaisuIi by death OF capture. Eventually
no doubt. somebody will have Ra'sul'
dead. but his demise is not yet officially
recorded.
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<RIPPLING RHYMES
ABy WALT MAsoHA~
TIE MouRNKRS.
.By WALT o NJ

It's sad 10 mark the early doom of one whose life we prize: so o n ON faces
here vas GLOOM d sorrow in our eyes, what m " &c gathered at he tomb OF
William Wadsworth Wise. 1t turned our BLOOD to whey nd curds to plant MI"
IN The hill. although thu pastor spoke som words that gave vi III a thrill; ne
said he'd known men n we're BIRDS but zone could beat ole Bill 10 "as \
great an gned gent Of virtues manifold; n never weda mar q cent Jul A"a1'
pad the God: NJ everywhere that William went he Knocked inc speed J" Col"
T every worthy cause he gave with free ant open hand; tnousn generous ne stN
could save and with thu thrift stand; n he he soorcneo aions he pave inc
.spccdlaws al were anncd He treated ALL men jut alike Is oens equa mace
he's smiled on Pte INC jked With Mike an love for both olspAyed; and "hen ne
hummcd along he pike hi made n speed laws ado But sterling worth WIZ
not vail whcn autoso vcrturn: We found him in a ferny vale hardo > a babohnG
burn. M " his grave we rae our wall, ad consolation spurn- n thus W
sec true merit pass and murmur THAT is that" and william aosvor "SG
alas no more will come to bat because he would step on inc gas ant hnoN
the spccd laws fiat
Copyright 1922, George Matthew Adams)
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\ New J~r-"y woman has been &C
quilted after killing her huSpaho' Que
had To tell a dramatic story before they
turned her loose though. Some )uries
certainly do demand a lot from a poor
lone woman.
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How crooked brokers spend the money
If suckers" is being revealed oF Il
Now York investigation. This informa-
t,on should be greatly valued by the
aforesaid suckers since II Is all 'neS
get for their money.
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The Rumanian Royal Princess Marie
is 10 have Il frock made Of pure gold
for her trosseau. L gift from the ltu-
manIan people. So far as best feminine
bIbs and fuckers Of today are concerned
they could all be made of pure gold at
the prevailing price. The only reason
they are not is that Castle crepe Is a
trile less weighty and cooler for sum-
mer.-Fairmont West Nirginian.
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"Hcvcn fisherman hight - loot
shark" saws a headline. That may b
~ riph, for the b beginning Of tho fish
ing season. but We certainly expect
something better later on.
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Overscer Voliva OF Zion cry an
nounces that the devil stays on the
earth all tho time and never goes down
m INSPECT his own headquarters. He
tween vollva and Conan Doyle, we or
binary ok are learning a lot Of new
rtnT
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A New Yorker who had been away
from home for four months without a
good excuse did not know that in the
meantime his wifc had been appointed
a deputy sheriff. so when she asked him
the why's and wherefores OF mis- absence
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Marjory--Mamma. we're you at home
when was born?
Mother-Nc. darling, l was at grand
mas. in the country. ~
Marjory-Wasn't you awfH pms
when you heard about It!
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What Other
Editors Say

The editor Of his paper is as modest
about RoanC county as 4 Californian Is
about his native state. When he gets
away from Spencer. it is mighty hard
for him 10 refrain from telling about
the fine crude oil and the purebred cat
tie and the excellent poultry stock and
the beautiful hills and everything. The
county tina iS named after Judge Spcn-
Ger Roane is a mighty fine locality 10
live in. Three cheers for Roane county,
whore they ave the blacklist dirt and
tho wh:test people IN the whole wide
worid,-Spenccr Times Record.
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Replying to 4 suggestion that he run
for governor Of Ohio, Ex-Governor Cox
says that the job is so hard and Gruell-
Ing he could not return to with any
sense OF happiness. However, there IS
a still moro exacting office which MI
COX was recently willing 10 tackle
HUNTINGTON Hcrald-Dispatch.
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PARAGRAPHS
ABy RoBERT oU1LLENA~

Its easy to Gov the man h shoots the bull
"New interest in Wilson Dam" Has somebody been slrrnG MIN W """
I, wouId be rather nice to have IN Checking privilege N thisS SIDE OF inc
Syx ,
Tn. Irish nus outErow he dcluson that Fat and riot are synonymous with
patriot w
fra an assist ~
Can a mar love , women" asks a feminine writer He an perhaps o'
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Detroit nov owns and operates its
own street car lines. But will the res
,dsn,s leave their autos at home just
IN ride IN the city's cars:
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ANY administration that can show IT
Is reducing expenses, looping payrol!S
and at the same time cutting down debt
Is on the plain road to the voters heart
and that is just what the Republicans
have notwithstanding News.
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The new Majestic is reported to have
broken all records for maiden VoyaEes
m the Atlantic. Wrong. The Titanic
made A record Of going TO the bottom.
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u il reported that the straw hat bust
ness is facing an era of great prosper
ny. Its products arc beginning 20 b"
well advertised anyhow.
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and he got disorderly she put him under
arrest. such Il Rip Van Wrinkle could
not be considered a very lucky man. 1t
Is woman's era. More power TO her
Rlucncld aph.
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Llnvd George Is SAID 10 De worried.
Rather late IN the game lot NJ" 10
start anything like that
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The editorial staff has been locking
through Webstcr'S unabridged for 4
word or set Of words suitable for a de-
scripiion Of tho miscreant who emptied
a large can OF roofing nails At night on
the highway hetween Charleston and
st Adams. The words do not seem 10
bc therc.-Clarkshurg Telegram.
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we saw a grandmother the other ia!
dressed in such a fashion that ahe
could have cheated the railroad on the
ars limit.-Charleston Gazette.
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Williamson continues 70 nc the host
town in this section OF the mora! vino
yard. and growing better every hour
Williamson Daily News.
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or course il Russia wants TO Know
what 10 do. and asked us in good la''h'
| and then went ahead and did as she WAS
advised-in such contlnGenc! the Case
migh, he ,ltcred-Charleston Mail.
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little peeved when he finds feminine garments Of his " rT'"'" n"N III u"
closet.
1t might be worse when spring house-!eanln6 Is hn"n"" a "" At" ."
locate his things again in a few weeks.
When a man begins to feel tina he isn't properly appreciated Il " me "
parking spaG" in the scrap Pile
The proluarGan wearing tn collar of capitalism may a cast he n'nN'" ina
il hasn't been Numbered with a saw edge
M great American vet clngs srnboorn!y TO the theory that N" reA" "'
. u,r,nly is because there is 10 nge means OF drowning thin.
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Mr.. II. \. MCKEE.
Wheeling. West Virginia.
My dr8r Sir .
In an article appearing IN th' Issue oil
the Intelligence e May 9Th over your
NAM, YOU have made 80 many glaring
,,isstatcments either iGnorantly or ma
Ncinusly. concerning the conditional Iar
don Of John l.. Nolte that l deem u
necessary to direct your attention 70 the
law and that OF the public 10 the fa!se
IMPRESSIONS you created.
First. You assert that the PARDON was
unconditional In this you are mistaken
Ire reverse is true. The pardon is con-
ditional. If Nolte shall hereafter vio-
late the law Of the state. or shall tall
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Letters to The
intelligence

Letters for this column should DO
as brief as possible. 1ntelligences
readers are invited to send commu-
nications upo any timely SUBJECT
Names OF authors must accompany
all letters. The Intelligencer Will
not agree 10 print letters upon con-
t-oversial subjectA and especially
concerning differences In matters OF
religion
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Lady Astor SAYS sh" doesn't give 4
tuck a .dun," Well. II she doesn't who
doesI
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There's 4 new feeling Of freedom in the and hat ONE OF GctmE "u'
of our formulating heavy ones
Som N doctors have hard m and son get a randHis mlddt"aFl
h kinks she has nerves.
France u understand hat we love her STILL: " simply haN" IN uneasy
hat se won't remain that Nay.
Times are strange. Once tourists ent to Europe for polish and no" n3
lists over there think they are rouGhinE it
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The early bird gets the street car
sea;-HuntinCton Advertiser,
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fTenCh nr~eSSInaherS nave ufS'b"cN
a gown described a. a hlm OF gosS-
amer" II is easy TO see through their
scheme.
England and America will set ai"Tg
handsomely il they will keep on inrn-
ishlng celebrities for one another to
josh.
Even the mildest nf husbands ls a
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About the only service some men
render their community is when they
die.
4 prominent politician says Their"
should be free amusement for all the
people. Well, there's Congress.
Some people never save anything
for a rainy day except the umbrella
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JENKINS REPLIES
State Pardon Attorney Explains his
PoSiton In the P~ardoning OF JACK
Nolte Prom PenitenEhry

The following letter has been received
from PARDON Attorney \. :. jenkins OF
cha rlcston, with "A request for it's pubii-
cation Mr.. Jenkins sets forth his posi-
ton IN the Nolte case.
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Weston. W. Va. r. j.. n. No. 5.