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The Wheeling Intelligencer
PVb'lehed by The Intelligencer Publishing Company.
H. C. Ogden. General Manager.
t Arthur Mill?. Managing Editor.
* TELEPHONES
Editorial Rooms ? No. 823 ? Business Office ? No. 822
MEMBER OK TITE ASSOCIATED TRESS.
Tb?? Associated Tress 1? exclusively entitled to the use for reoubllratlon of
iD news credited to It or n>>t otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local
a?wi published herein. Alt rights of republication of special dispatches bereia
are also reserved.
PUBLISHED RATES
Higgle coot * -03 i ?y WAIT., R. T. D.
/ BT CARS IT B. IN crrr | On? month 150
C>Ce week I -15; Three months 150
i*e month ??* S!x months S.00
Three months . . 1 35 ? ftft
>1* months 4.00 >**r ? 0h
.'!??> year 7..0 'Weekly, one vear 1-60
' (THE INTF1.MO ENTER. embracing Its several editions, la entered In the
(sAatofficc at Wheeling. W. Vh . as second cl.ns.s mail matter.)
* Compihlnta of non-delivery of The intelligencer will be adjusted by calling
'.trcuiatlcn Department Thone 822 or 823
? <fi^AOEs[y^^, COUNCIL 3
Saturday, November 10, 1921
I
: ACCEPTANCE WITH " MINOK CHANCES"
Th? enthusiast.c a* v ptur.-o :n principle 1 ? > Kngland. Kmr.. ??. Italy iit.d Japan
?f Secretary Hughes' [inn f..r i m :-????!;?t.- It r:T: *. .> 11< n of Hrin.mont appears n ? ? v*
a) be moiv cf an acceptance of the ptin* rather than an |>t.nice of the
)h?n in principle. From the utteran- es of the t>?ar ropros..:itaii\<*s of these
pywers there seemed to he ftothitig. tn the way *f an Immediate adoption "f the
American plan except a few "mirier changes" in detail. Hut that ?a< last .Men
lay. and considerable water has passed under.the bridge s nec then.
The first Impetus of the conference was halted when the American plans for
i<naval holiday were shunted off onto the committee of admirals, ami ll became
jllderstoOd that there would he t\.> detlnite action taken on it until the questions
>f the KVr Kast had l>een taken up and conslda.vu. as well as the consideration
?f a limitation of land forces. In other wotalr. the Kuropean traditions of
Jftilomacy would not admit of the solution of the urea; problem until dher lesser
>cea were lirst disposed of. In the meantime t'.i ? "minor cluing.*" In Secretary
'-ftighes' plan have occasioned no few stumbling bock*. Ifnjr'.and is not satisfied
?lth America's submarine program, her stubborn opposition meeting with like
itubbornness fri-m America. Japan his shown 1 erself dissatisfied with her por
tion of naval strength permitted under the plat, and has formally made known
)^r desire to modify the plan so as to give h v a "slightly superior" relative
ilrongih. Japan wants one first-line battleship more if Japan's request I*
ipanted, what will prevent Kngland and the catted States from asking f r a
MfPportionate increase in strength, arid so on. one "minor change" bringing on
mother upt'.l the American plan wi',; have rothi.ig but its idealism left'.*
1 The Chinese proposals are being accepted in principle by the great powers.
?ut. of cour*e. there ar* a few "minor changes" necessary. It will be the samp
with the Japanese proposals and with the Krefich ideas of land forces. All wil.
i
>? accepted in principle, hut w.ll be subject to tae "min r changes." It was hoped
'.yftkt til** straightforward boldness ' 1* the Ameri in secretary of si ite would be
followed by the other representatives at the coherence, but with the "accept
ances in principle" and "minor changes" we sr.? t).? line It.a; an h md of >.
world diplomacy dealing out the cards as they fall upon the table.
. The first lap around the stump ha* l?*>n ran. touch distance has be.*n covered.
the objective is still f ir In the effing. Another bold play of Hughes may yet
dpalr the injury caused by the "minor ch inges."
; THE UNIVERSITY CLUB
| CONCERTS
'The appearance of Kichnrrt Strauss In
^heeling under the auspices >f the
"nlvfriilty club concert committee ts
Just another "f a lone line of celebrities
?\4deh th's organlzatl- n has brought to
Jue music lovers of Wheel Inc. Such a ?
iqnvert course as has been outlined for
this city th:s vrar and In the years past ?
testifies to the earnestness ati'l /.eslous- ;
P^s of those responsible for Wheeling's
ixecp:ion.i'. g. ??! fi>rtnne. Thes,. con* '
i<trts have ? I?? ne more toward cr?\it n>;
-.n appreciation and a love for good
j vuslc than any other one thine, until j
Wheeling has become known wide'y in
pfusloa! c!r< |es as one <.f the nio*t np
Pfeclatlve cities :nv the east f?>r high
i lus.s and talented artists. The man*'
nfcers of the I'ntversity cluh concerts
hjive hrouirht and will continue to hrtnc
tj Wheeling the stellar lights <,f the
wy>rld of nuts!', and the -occpthri g'ven
them by the music lovers of the city
pliovrs appreciation.
'The Strauss concert Thursday even
tag. *fi;l" bringing t> Wheeling one of
tV-' most renown - I eotnposers in the
Mirld. yet proved a disappointment In '
rrfany wa> s. in the first place, the selec
tion's sung by his assistant. ilNs ?:?*r
hiirdt. and the accompaniments were t >o
heavy f .r appreciation by an audience
Jfiade up of music lovers and n t trained
musicians; the h.e.irers would hive uel
rpmed s- m-.-tbtng from the master be
sides bis accompaniment-*, and were j
disappointed that he did not appear ill
a number alone; and. lastly, the entire
program was In Ormm. It is dearly
evident, w.thout the enliichtenment of
the Strauss concert, that enough time
?ihs not \--t elapsed since the war for ,
un- evening's. program In Herman to l?>
appreciated tn America, and the cxperi* j
enco this great eompos?r has had in
-Wheeling and elsewhere should prove;
very helpful to other artists ;n arrang
ing their programs.
Live and lean:, but don't forget to
euro.
WAREHOUSES FOR CORN
Karnifrs ova- th#> eountry will he Sn
ttrested to know that th* .11 gov
ernment N serio isly < orisider'ng the
establishment ?>f great warehouses for
t(i? purp >s>- of storing com and 1 n- it
lug a sufficient market for corn that the
farming industry may not N throttled
nrrlth h condition commonly known as
'stagnation." It would he the purpose
<< the government t>> sto;,. aw-iy > < rn
tfurlng the years of plenty against the
lean years, Jn this way always .ixurint;
i?n adequate supply am! a steady niar
!<*? t. Quoting from the Wall Street
Jfournut:
"The question has been well answered
hjy IT'dess r 1?? K Warren, reav of
tfie d-partu-.e.nf of ngrh ultur?>, who Is
;*i acknowledged authority Iti th> ?
reunion of >Kri> ulture. Iri a re>orit study
1 ft far::. products he pointed out that
tAitpie supplies of grain arid hay should
la- hold on farpi* In each y. ar of ixo-s.
rave pro lux t'on. More attention, ho said,
sjiould la: given to storage and tlio
lytiancln:,' of crops in years when the
-weather Is unusually favr.it>:>* >>. that
tii? un> xpe '?1 production. wh.-h is
a uften a >.>:am ty V the farmers, n;.>y l.e
Us> >! t > ?u; o l? ? n ? ' .-h<>rt ? > ?; s :. ..11 are
44ft
Hh? h'l ? given l y pndesv.i Warren
>,.
B.ll?
? t . orn iri the t r?: t?-?! states Is nn
^Vtt.ry too intimately .- l?-|e. ted with
^HntiKin e.s >.f a great .>->>-fi.ri ? f our
went, where > ? -rn ;s k::._ t ,->?
i mas been ;t t!m>- w i.en ?r, pur .-.hasir-i;
power of an a> re . f corn :.as (?? i-n ?>>
Jt>w as ;t Is today. The farmers are at
the disadvantage <?f haviriK tli'ir re
cources tied up iti a ? ?>rn >:>>p f> r w h'.eh
there la no market, eonseuuontiy the
purchasing power >>f these farmers is
comparatively as low- as the purchasing
prwer of an acre of corn. The industry
hi the country cannot help t>ut bo af
fected by this condition tn a way that
is far from being optimist.c.
The corn crop I* being wasted because
there is no market The corn yy.are
h.-uscs offer the means of using the
nasto of one year for the neeila of an
other. and wrniM ultimately .???id to the
general Impro.ement of business condi
tions by increasing the purchasing
power of the farmers.
REGRET FAILURE ONLY
Why ilermany lost the war Is being
acrimoniously discussed in that country,
according to a dispatch from Berlin.
The oec.-is'on .r such a discussion just
a. this time is the third anniversary of
the Orman rollnpse it t? stated that
opinions are as widely divergent and as
violently expressed as ? ver. Kecrlrnin.i
tioris t>etwcen the militarists and the
defenders of the civilian population are
leading feature of the controversy.
The fin mer high officers assert that It
was the people at home who crumbled
and not the army, while the defenders
??f the people say that their blind faith
n the military leaders continued to the
bitter end.
The mental att tuile revealed by this
controversy is Mat the fact of defeat
still occupies the minds of the Herman
people, rather than any re ;ret for the
patt their country played in causing the
war. ll.ol (iermany won. joy. mingled
with supreme arrogance, w.uilrl be ? the
keynote of Herman sentiment today,
f'erc.it n.as brought merely the sting of
failure, and not repentance ,,r a desire
for atonerm-nt.
JOIN THE RED CROSS
Th?? Iw?*<i i 'r?ss ar.nu.t i ni.?*iiw?<*r.-'U i p
drive !s going well here. but thei" are
k::Ii s. in" hundreds of reasonably
proa; erous citizens win* are not weal
ing the button. This should not be.
i "i ? d'ably ;t "ill lift t?y the ???!?! of
t ;?? drive, fur Wheeling Is sisimd to
i ?>rm in appreciation of 111?? wo k of
till splendid ..re. nidation. Tin; solicit
ors. who are working voluntarily an'l
without r- muri'-ration. arc seeing as
I many an th?-y can, but it Is a physical
Inip.is.Mbility to reach everybody. To
l>e member of tli?- ited Cr< ss is both 11
?luty and .1 pleasure to every true
Anu-r.i an. and the oust is only imp dol
lar. I* you do not happi n to m?--t one
?>l th<- young ladles soliciting member
ships, K" ihe postoiT!,-.- ur any other
place In ivhlfh they are stationed am!
/?hi. That dollar "1!'. do more good fot
ITerlng humanity than almost any
other yu have pvr spint.
Klt-tIom rnor ?' ?rnv.fll la a speech al
Martlnduti g style I thy Washing tor
? onfi rt-th e as "Thy lireat Klwiinl
Club." We didn't know that tin* forelgi:
delegates wry su< h bit; eaters.
Several merry iptlps will no doubt b.
made on tin- fait that I'tirb- Sum !?
launching the Huper-dreadnaught West
Virginia right In thy midst of the yon
f< renee to limit armamynt.
"Fifty I'. S. Congressmen to Vlsb
Ottawa for Study of Canadian Tax.'
H> t thyy taxed tlielr hralns for tins ex
i use. but wy have to atltnlre their nervi
at that.
It is reported that a former shoe
maker of Itrookly n is tiow a general ol
th.? Reels In Russia. The rhiiii''"s ar?
history will record hlm as a better shoe
maker.
Japanese newspaper iii-ii want theii
government to am | i the Aim-roar
proposals without modification llin/.u
top the s. rU.es'
ft may take n't kinds of pe..p[,. ?.
lu'ke Up Ho- World, but, honestly,
dotr't v..- where some of them fit in.
Tt.o prisoner who thanked the jmlg.
In Younjrstown for sentctniny Mm t??
lie handed rm?vt have ayjueri'iteil the
fa< t that the judye jtave him .ill he
mul'l.
Kri?m th. talk nnu Kdn* .in In Wash
ington it u.iu'.tl s?-:ii that a naval offl. er
wi'iih! feel ashameil tu lie seni ti'ioti tin
streets.
As a vehicle f >r tile ?lev'triii'tinn of
halth-shijis. w ,? joint with a virtuous
j-rtile ti> tin1 Kuthieiiith Amendment
Itussla wants t.i !?? on a j>ar with
other nation*. jot :? not averse to I'ticle
S vtn as a m.iltie .1 hotel.
What Other
Editors Say
A national ofitanlrJith'li of w-al-itn .w:i
free t r.i ile i i .? ?: 1 v . t .???? te. ? tit > -err a
Series "f (|Uest ons to "il l "e ?olintlilsts."
It Is a safe let that Hot > to- III I'll
<?{ tin* "c. <>iionii*ts" ever ran a ta.'lory
or met a |M>-rnii.? 111.nth-Id Te|?<r:ij>h.
1:: ti rri nirir y yet r.. the ,s' w mi
I: Hie. a ha*l>ii:i<| slooiM allow tlve min
utes I'Xtla .fill e\..;v tlilolllery show
w III.low there s I.-I ween his h.-ine all.I
the the it: I arliershury News.
Fashions in vi .'lien's dies... ere a Mi
'illSet: ???!. hi;' father kli.'Ws thet ? he.'ks
will )i.- ;ijj'i:'.ai -? Morsantoivn New I <?
minion.
Marshal l'mh is he nc honored <>
kem-rilly h\ American col'e|{e* ah I
unit ? rsitj.-s tha" w. are teninle I to he
liete lie ;* Keltlmt a .V|Utl in te.| with us
by ileitrees. s'liarlest'-n i.ainMte
Sse.ikitii; ?.f Senator Watson. ho
ha*n'* . si.e*l as hut w liivitr.no fhnt
the 111el .lim. of In.liana. wotiM like
to ha... it a nnoiineeil that he Is "no
Ciill!li I'tioti" of the II -n. Tom. of
' * I'jjia. i *h.11 lev t.>!i liaily Mall.
S'inieh sly has ninn I t ".Mellon" <
fooij," * . ii e e Secretary Mi'lh ti slll-[.iaTlt<
the r-il jiareh! of the "heer-for-:rieili?
cine' hha. wtihh oiinht to so down In
ll >'? i?y i, s l'.tla;ers lauoe.a. Itl..\v oft
the foa a . ainI take two callous and a
half for a d ise. Weston Independent.
It !s i'1" !ntiTC?t t" rei-.il! !tt connec
tion \? :tr? t*i?? fnrrslvjht of the American
Rnvernno nt displayed ta the Washlnr
: n ??.?nf'erenthat it took the I'arls
I peace nf-renee fortv 'lay to arrive ai
its tlr-t 'lelitilte sta.f la the war ot11
:i eit: ? "l:iri\?hiirj; Te!f'tfr.im.
Kvp'c.lnlnir. truthfully en urh. that
?his ere tt e.n?!'>n is fully as Important
the 7>ro!:rPM.s of the ?nrM as the f'tu
when the dual fiRhtintr was on. our
past w remarked thought fully vest ar
ia : To he'! with secret diplomacy 1
? ?hi-i St ite journal.
WASHINGTON
West Virginia New? ? Not#a
and Gossip at the Nation '*
Capital.
Washine ton. it Nov. IS.?The
?a -k-t contain n?: the tie lite
y'orpor.il Jvnovan S-hlo- ? ? i. ?; *. ? t"t
infantry. was butle.1 !n Arlington -eme
?efy on Thursday w:th itisi.tarv liett-rs.
The reci M of his enlistment on (lie at
the Wnr Department Rave Apple lirove.
West Vlrslria. as the place of hh? na
tivity. anil names \\ . >? Slldey. . f that
niace. as hi" fi'iirest relative. fV.rpora!
Slide* made the supreme sacrifice on a
hatt'cficld of Krtitice.
. 'onjrres.antan Stuart K. T{e.vl has In en
ipfNilnte.l a member of the sub-commit
tee ?if the house committee ntt PlSlriC
of "'. lumliia af'.iirs. t ? In vest igate the
pnlt.-e ami flre department" of Wash'n "?
?mi p Is his first assignment to the
role a ennitresslotia! ,tivestigator. If
\vh ' tl'.e local newspapers sa v. an j
what ha- Iihi'i (lei'lare.l in open ses
sion of the house branch of congress,
is i.ri'v parti.iliy true, 'hose two depart
ments ha\? broken d >wn am! are In
almost .? h ipelo-sly chaotic condition.
.Indite Thomas n. flrown left Wash
ing! ai l 'e Th-,r?'1sv nlitht. intend ntr
to stop iff a' Martins!.urjr. before eon
t:nn:nir his journey on to his home a'
t 'a rkersburir t-> confer with District
Attorney Stuart W. Walker. whom
Midge lit own is to succeed I ????nlirr
Is- v, d.-clfc'ori as t.. wh. wll 1
.ludifi ilr 'Wn's two assistants ha* le-en
arrived at.
Willlem J i I'Timle, of Welch, wa s
present e.l t-. !'* ?? Iih-tif |l iri' nv at the
Whit" I Imp e l-hl-lay morn'ntr hv Sena
tor Sutherland and ?''ottirressmnn Wells
i roi ilvknonlr.. Mr. O'Trnde's name ha 1
previously )i?-e n suffi'cste I lo the pre *' -
dent for appointment as minister to
1'a-a ir'a v. Smith America Ills nnil
na'ioji has the endorsement of t'.ie -?>!?.!
cue irrpnslr.ua I delegatl. n from West
V Ire in la.
Tii,. Post Office Department has an
mum ed that e v.a tni tip f i"ti s 'i" post
iii ?? ters wilt l"? held I lec l a f. - the
? .filce at West I'nlon; and >n Iloth.
* r the fnl'owlnir name ! offices tw-'n-h
!???"' I'eih? ilrove. New Oimberland,
Wi'l .im town. I "Irev 1 !'??. K? ? ?
Wavre. raw. Klemfm- ton. Summers
vll'o l-iee [cw. 1'!ckiis. S'ar *".ty <and
M tddlebonrr.o.
A more t*?e West Vlrglnl t visitors In
?he raj-till are .1, T. Morris, of Oiarles
t n; \V: < i \\ l*-.|i. . f !'.:?> .n J I
I'vx. 1 ii ..mi A .us ii*
ha 1 f Mi. > rati I.-. 1 ??%.:> \V.-i
I'll. ! ...s i:: Ph. ! s !, -
eio- $:(?? H. .j;r ;? If,.111 t ll ?? ?! Iff ??
!l!!tl?J Ji?t a -1.111 . July 1 I.. ami :i I ?
til.* i ?*!i:ii. ? a|?i?. !i.-r . it.. !??i:i?l ami
iini'.iifi to at 11..* ii.it,. *.r his t
T: e I'i*ii?l..n II r* v has fsi t?!?* tin* !'?*!?
.ittiir.la l'r..ti. .s i. '"??tiiSs.
'! irKshtirit. $7. i :ii.*t.th. >:i l*i tea.-*-,
ami 'l"h ..s !m. lah.ir.n ? ! \\ iv.llv, f I .* i
inntith t'l ..in Miiy J". I'.i.l. :>n ??nlJ!sti;*2
pension. Th- Veterans' 1'. ureal) Ins f..r
r-icj a ??.'!??. k r .?? S.M ??
.li.lmsiin. M.in:i!:iKt. n. t.. .i ?*?.:ti
;*? nsatton a.*> ?-unt.
\ i ifti .s!. i *i at 'in- r ? 11 ? I' J!" p* r
:ii"!!tii. h is lifi*:i grau'eil Mrs. ilo.r^t
T. I* I ..r I.. r? ??.!
I*, nsii-n In,* "... r 11h'jsUiii*].
Aar :i Hall li:.? I ? ?.? ri ??"Mini!* -1 I
p.-st ?nis'.-r a! ilh-il M*i::.iii ati-l ?5 vi > M.
i'l-riillis at Ici.l lull".*il.
MeriT
I 01 ML
? .
Lime the Oniy Remedy
For Eastern Ohio Areas
of Land Turned "Sour"
<~Vlurnhns. Nov I1* Raster:! .*>hl"
familaml, v<fj;il In area t ? v!\ average
oil." e"unlirs. his withdrawn fi *nt rul
tiv.ith.n iltirln^ the last i >? years !??*
V.t'.ISe til" l.li.li ll IS hi i'iiIIiP S" S"Ur Il'.il!
It ,*aii i:. t f.ir:iii*'l jMnlualey In ??*:u
;??*11!i- :i with newer Iain's 'ailher w.-st.
aicorititu; p. Ihi- iliparllili'lit "1 s "lis
chemistr> at < 'hi" Slate univ isity.
"The reasnii cit11 iv,iti .1 s.iil |ii-,-iitia*s
a. i.l has nut h.*i*n ih*tinlt?*!y .letermineil"
s.i\s Uiihcrt .M. S.l'ei, sills spi* lallst.
"hut the results ate "lily t..-' a 't*.in in
atut must ho m.-t hy every means
?hri"\\ I! t.. he Offeetlve."
one Ion lime t" every ai re ..f sear
sull every fitvir "r live jr.irs is the .inly
miili In* this ailil sill nee.Is, i.e .ul-ls
1"! . n e will i epla' 'i* the s-'il liases
washed (iwny under ull'va ? ? n and
in.ike I: f.* for f.it ruing aCclli
Analysis i>r the i:vr wain* ;i( /.lines
sln-ivs that the Muskingum i.- r.ir
rytnir aw iy <"'? pounds ? s.>;i bases
from every such acre Uerent experi
ments have rr<'l?--> >r .S.i'vr
MVS, that soil Hiiih dissolve >ii!;iii'i!:ii>in
which metal Is thus tn.nle t.. enter
anil to poison plants.
Another I'Tovelander Is to succeed to
the position of state p':r>-li.i- tit i.tti-nt
which was made Vin-atit a fw w-eks
a>ro when Kilwaril Shattuc'*. former pur
chasing atrent for the 1-1 ? y of v.
resigned under an m.ilan in- of attacks
iij..>n him for violation of the law in
awarding contracts. The new purchas
ing agent is t < h<- Hiissel Joanson . n 1
Ins assistant, ileorge tlcssaman of
VnunRstou n.
Although past Tit years of a fie, James
I'onwell. a West Virginia negro who
serveil a senten e in M?umlsvi;l.> pont
tentt.iiy several years a,: ?. must pay the
fteatli Jienalty in the e'e trie eiv.lr at
Ohio for the murder of two iViumhus
women last spring The Jury retnineil
a verdiet of first decree murder wlthont
reeomiip'tnlathoi for mercy whop means
that ele.'trni- ttlen Is "ile fate that iVn
well faces unless the govern. r c..m
nuttes his sentence.
Totatoes are not destined to increase
much In price f hal? si;!,,,,-.fed hv '3
d'-aiers today to furnish ai-ut Hi'."on
bushels for state Institutions are an in
dication. Prices as low as J I i.o a bush
el delivered were quoted.
RIPPLiNG RHYMES
Tj TTALT WASOTJ
bio-its or wrrrrrp.
The trees stand naked ttv the
their leaves beneath thee, lying, and
to the wait tiler neighbor ?????Is the honk
ing goose at" flying An I ! must qui*
Til > book 'Hid Ijre and occupations
sweeter, and dig tip miles ??.' rusty w re,
and. wrestle with a heater The sates
are gloomy overhead. wi'h swarthy
clouds ?areer'.ttc. and all the gcoscbone
seers have satd that stormy days are
Hearing. I wish the kunitee days w r.
back, tlie sunny days and ylc.isa.c. for
I must fi.'i and hank the shack. to keep
the spit.I* from freezing. And I must
take some liquid filile and splice the
roof together: oh there are many
?dines to do before the wintry weather
Tie fros* fall.-! white tie r..!.1 winds
rant, anil i am :r.-t del. t-d. for
??verytiling reminds my mint of some
thing I've negle ted. N "V, go you
forth." she cries, "wutli haste, ere snow*
is failing thickly: the pnbhigeheads will
Co t> iv ae. utilise they're garnered
epiiek'y Von li.'iy en't hroitcht the pop
??orti In. ti.e pumpkin i n s are w. tine,
ft tid von continue, v.'th n crltt. jour
everlasting liitlnc." And now I take
Illy" ! lender fdl I've he.-n v.. '.. tig in
earning. and hity about a j-u-'k >f coal t?.
keep the hotne ilres burning. Tiic Salmi*
days are c.vie .and lost, stilled Is the
vo. dlnnd i iiorits: op, winter, y m're a
fro?.-|. and yrc.t are ill before us"
(t'opj right by 'leorfiO Matthew .Adamsf
Wine Color or
; Patent Leather
$6.95
Tan Calfskin
$5.95
? - #
r Strap Effect With Moderate Heels.
These are the shoes most women are asking for ri-rht now. Smart,
serviceable ami appropriate for wear any sort of day that ma;.
l happen along at exceptional prices. K'egular Nm>' and Ten
, |)ollar values. (>n display in our window.
Store Open Saturday Evening Until 0 P. M.
M. H. & M.
1047 Main Street. Satisfactory Shoes. Wheeling. W. Va.
'
i
ENGLAND FOR
TEACH!! Li
Attorney Criiu-ral Is For Coarse On H.a
t >r? anil Fundamentals In Schools
Constitutions Should Bo hi re Thorough
ly Taught?Law Knowledge
N ecussary
E. T. England, Attorney General,
Charleston, 77. Va.
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1 -si. slml;. In Hi.' . ..iii'm.- Luc re
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l?-o|ih> p-. ii-rall;..
Esfcentlal To Education
An ii'liii i.; ion is ii..i . without
a I,, in-ia 1 know II"..-- ? f Jul !s;.| ii.|.-ii.-. .
llii'l tinh'SS it laiu i.t lli . ill' J ill. i ?
s.-tioohs it will I.- h f; ..il ot tfo- el i
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I'i'i.nti a hiKhi-r ? .1 u-a': A l;n<>wli-?l|tr
-I..- iaw is j11- i a-, is .ovary a part of
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s. h". I .vint. alum I >!?? L.. ' think .statu
t : v law sliouhl he touchf I nly ;n a vmy
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tniiKl.: iinytlniii; a'.-.nt -,1k- laws which
K v-rn ill.- i "uiiir \ < ino :s Just as
important as tin- other.
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laws :iin-oni: our pc;giv- s them a h.-t
t.-r an ! stronm-r cltu .rtp n ni.il wil!
lni r.'ly minimi.:- tho la? Violations A
proper ciiforoori."ii: an ! a'ai II-m e to our
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U-t- ... '? i.ve
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"iir people : inure ??> aii'i.'Tidea 1
? d a':? -ii iff Ilii.r 'Ht:h. and :i st r.iiut- ?
? ??? ??!..r- v. i nil',. TiJ;il aff-iirs A
stf.isi^ r - -iffptii ii .1 ilia iiiiiiiiiiiltion.
and ;>f r> :!> i.:i. r?..? t? ? d I" .-wry ? ;li
furrl-li a htTplter iiuht to
i. t1 ? .? ???[is . all .-it:/.-sii in th^ir
wilhs isi hi.;":fr :d".ils <ii' rmitiUT.
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s!ii|? and a in.na siau-.veiiini. nl.
I:' i: s-s.;,-- ntily <d paid oMra for
fVi-rtin...- and Snrid:,ythere would he
a., p as. :!ndal-!i:..:iKf rs.
I
Youth Draws Life Term
Fcr Killing Parents j
Saginaw. Midi.. Nov. 18.? Richard 1
Cliamplain, 22. who last night confess- ?
*><! he had shot and killed his father
and stepmother. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian ?
It. Clianiplain. was sentenced to life ?
inipri.-onuo nt following his plea of
utility in < ircttir court here today.
Sporadic Demonstrations
Continue in Bombay
!' ii. 1 r.y. Nov. lc.- -<I>y The Assocl
:? f< ? ! fr> ssl Sporadic demonstrations
vhica started in the native quarter yes
t.-iilay wh'.h1 the I'riner of Males wa*
tieinu eseoiteil tltrutiKh the Kuropenn
siefion "f 'i>e etty o titinued today. yes
terday's outbreak wr.s e: used by n mob
of unemployed mill hands, Several po
li.-e were killed I" P re the officers fired
into tie mol). Inflicting a number of
i abiialtics.
V A Needle in a Hay Stack ^5
No wise man would hunt for a needle in a hay
stack. If he wanted it badly enough he'd pass
a magnet over the haystack and have the needle
come to him.
No wise man with property tc buy, sell, rent '
or exchange wastes his time and money laborious
ly hunting prospects. Instead the wise man runs
a Want Ad in this newspaper at small cost and
has the prospects ccme to him.
Hera are Model Business Magnets
FVlt KA1.K ilKICK. S-r r.m Il'M'XE.
rt'inr trim: :ii-w gara.-v: lot zfx
ICO Com*. l/r'-at**! at 6W WaJfltvti
Ar< :??" ttlocht- from ftxtM* rar !:ro
rr?*rv mmi o* >."t H& "lay. No
tru'lw oiGtidcRiL $4.w00. AP
l nuc-sa:
TO KENT?Hn. k bl'*-;.. aVutt |i
li.WjO irj. ?: . r?*r(< fvif, f?ir- ?|
u'.sii^l fr?i?: ftdjottiiMk btulr!Hi?: *utt
#l.!f fnr ?rim!! r.i r. i-Unt ajVki!??*?*?
io fr??iyht ?lrjx<.\ .
di?t frtilyrlng farltlu?*
Think how simple and effective Want Ads are.
It you aren't profiting by theni begin NOW.
Read, and Use the Want Ads in
The Intelligencer j
I * ? 1 i
I Saturday s Most Important SAVE 1
b Shopping News Follows? |
| ALL^OUR SUITS 1/ !
rnri'.strifti ?1 rhuico of our rofnil;. -s.i?looti*<1 jvrulnr Monk of Ilijrli (Quality Tailored .Suits? I
including exclusive "VKKITK" mode*.
I* For the Misses, Average and Stouts I
riain Tailli'iirs, Fmi'roidered. Fur-Trim mod in all the Wanted Fabrics. $29.75 to $14S.OO I
Itcgulaiiy Will I'.uy N.? Hotter Suits.
$19.83 to $98.67
Sab s lYrms: fash; No Fxehanges: No Approvals.
I SALE OF STRAP-WRIST
KID GAUNTLETS' V S||
With $3.95 Gloves at . . . 1 *
The SjM'fial Line includes Hrown. Heaver. .Mode, Ivory
an<] Mlaek. Ali 11,o style. !>cmttv ; nd service you could
hope to secure for $?'?.!>."> the pair, special
Saturday at oU>\/
Heady with the most wonderful t'!irisitiia> OIovp stock w?'ve
ever asseinldctl.
NOVELTY BELTS
Semi-Oirdle siv|es amen:* iJieiu. in manv new shapes Zi><*
to 93.00. Mt.re of these wanted Oirdles at 91.00.
New Shaped Flat
Lace Collars
Keceived. with many other
new NK-kwear styles for Satur
day selling are:
Kxeeodingly pretty new
imported Lace Collars in
th ? popular flat curved
shapes. This new line?
98c to $1.89
Special lines of stylish Vest
in"-. Handings, l'lait- f!?
ii.gs LESS .74
Whether You Come to Look or Buy
FOURTH FLOOR TOYLAND
I Will Send You Away Satisfied
? For oripiicility of displny. v.iri' ty of selection ;itid moderate prieinps, it immediately wins the
M p'>>n! will of younif and old visitor or shopp'er.
1 Geo. M. Snook Co. i ?

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