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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
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Advised to Try This SIM
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
An Effective LaxafiDe
For Gro60ing Children
Or. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin Highly
Recommended as Family
Remedy.

In children the slightest irregularl.y
of the bowels has tendency to DIS,
turb the entire digestive system, and
unless promptly remedied invites serl'
Gus Illness. The experienced mothers
knows that by training her children 70
regularity in this respect. and wnen
occasion arises administering a mild
laxative, she will have little need Tor
the doctors services.
Mrs.Leo Weigand, 1851 Central Ave-
y. S, Pittsburgh, Pa. whose two boys
Frank and Joseph, are shown IN the II,
Illustration, writes that she has found
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin most e. 4
fective laxative, not only for the chill
dren but also for herself, and that ane
will always keep it in the house 10 use
when needed. Or. Caldwelrs syrup
Pepsin is a combination OF simple laXa.
tive herbs with pepsin that acts easily
and naturally, without gripping or other
pain or discomfort lis pleasant 10 the
taste so that children like II, ano IS
equally effective on the strongest con-
StitutioQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
Vice Presidents Speech
Statement Of Greed

WASHINGTON. Mar. 1.--Nicc I'resi-
,lrut Marshal! madc his second itl;tuS
,trIl address before the senate t4daE--;'
statement Of his crSed Of citiZenship, I'M n
dor Il government for which. ne SAID. L
nu~h, 10 be- willing TO live or 10 die. rs
God DEGREES. that 1t may not perish on
rh.. car:h through treachery with'h OF
through assault from without.
The address fallowS:
Custom calls for tn" uttcrance oil
few words upon this occasion; othcrwiS".
| wu.!d ::.;,Hly remain silent. 1t may
not be inappropriatc TO express my Sf;t; =
. itu,i.. for the little namcicSS. uniii.:h-
b"rcd and "tttim"s aforementioned aGti
al courtesy and charity shown To- me ~
tho members of this body durln; IN"
last fnIr years; tn express my regret
OYER IN" vanishing faces OF those WI"
are leaving and to wrlcoin" rhoSc who IN
- ~. moments are to bccon. orr CO.
~ork..rs in the cause of constitutional
freedom
"t.vrrywhere in America ar" claimant
and Strldcnt voices pructaIminS the IS
s.n,iul elements Of patriotism. lie VINO
seeks out Of them e.; 20 select on" clear
mott. of love for country may TAIL l
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conceive It to be far more important 10
examine myself than 10 crOSS-cN;,rniue
another. May | make bold TO insert IN
the record some elements OF the creed
which l have adopted IN this period OF
rctroSp.ctiou and introspcctiun: Ii doc"
not embrace: what | know, bat holds
part of what | believe.
II have faith that this government OF
our was diriueiy ordained To disclose
whether men are by nature fitted or can
bv cLucu;iun he made fit for Sclf-gVr-
rrumcnt; 70 teach Jew and Greek, bond
man and free. alike. the essential equal
ity Of all men before the law ana be ten
der and true To humanity everywhere
and under all circumstances; to reveal
that service is The highest reward or
life. ! cannot believe otherwise when
read the words and recall the SacrlhccS
or the fathers II ours is not the Gold
cn Rule of government, then WaSnlnS-
ton wrought. and Lincoln died in vain.
II believe that the world, now advance
ing and now rctrcating. IS n"N"rth'lcSS
moving forward to Il far-nit divine event
wherein the tongues of I}ahlc VIII aSa11
hr blended in the language of Il common
brotherhood; and ] hrllcvc that can
reach the highest ideal of my tradition
and my lineage as an An1Grlcttli--itS q
nam MS a CiliZrn and rs II public ufilcEll
when 1 judge my fell"wm"n without
,n.IiICt and with charity. when worry
more about my own motives ana con-
duct and less about the motives and con-
duct Of thorcs. The Kim" | am liza bic
TO hc wholly wrong is when | know thAt
am absolutely right. In An individl-
aliSlic republic am the unit Of patriot
ism, and if | keep myself keyed in uni
son with the music Of tn" Union my frI-
Iowmrn will catch the note aud fall into
time and step.
II believe there is no finer form e
government than The ono under which
We live. and that ] nnghf |" h" willing
t. live or IL die. as God DEGREES. that IT
NAV not perish from off the earth
through trcnchcry within ar through Us
SAUL from without: and l Lrti"vc That
though my first right is /" he II rarII-
san, that my lrst duty. when tn" only
nrinciulcs on which free government can
rest are being strained. is Ia hc II patriot
and 10 follow III 4 wilderness Of w"ri :
that clear call which bids mo guard ami
defend the Ark of our National COVE
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followed by the chief justice and as
sociate justice OF the supreme court
in their sombre robes, officers OF the
army and navy, and members OF the
cabinet Then the Sergeant-at-armS or
the senate heralded' the approach OF
the president OF the United States.
Wilson Cheered.
Instantly the crowd IN the galleries
and dignitarieS on the senate floor
rose to their feet and applauded as
the president walked down the aisle
TO the seat in front. of the vice preSi
dents di II any rrS SliteTnesS s,n ana
rient to the public last night declar'
ing that a little group of wiltul men
had made the county 'heiitrsH dnd
contemplate" before the world. Ii
was buried in the acclaim which vel
coued his appeasance ln Inc p. "Sthce
OF some OF the men he had reDuKe0.
After the administering Of the oath
to the vice-preSident, President Will
son, with Mrs. Wilson at his side,
was escorted by the committee on at
rangementS to the inaugural stand.
Bis appearance at the mead OF the
red-carpeted aisle in the central door,
way or the capitol was the flrSt slgnal
for cheers from the
!" dIllIlS S6kSlSS"
With barred head the President 40.
proaehed the inaugural platform and
bowed TO the distinguished guests
about him and to the great crowds
il, the plaza. damned in closely 20
the stand. Although a brilliant sun
had broken through the blanket Of
lowering clouds which earlier had
threatened TO mar the day, chilly
wind swept over the aSSemolage ana
prompted the managers OF The ocCa-
sion TO hasten the program. Long
before the inaugural guests from The
senate chamber had reached the plat
form the President had taken the oath
and begun his address. He began
speaking at 12:45 O'Clock and at /: IL
was seated in his carriage ready for
the return at the
Head of the Parade.
Never before was a president or
president-eIect so carefully guarded as
today. Both 10 and from the White
House the executive carriage was coIn-
petely surrounded by secret service
men on foot and mounted troops, while
files Of police rode near the curDs
Just inside the lines OF New York Ma
tioual Guardsmen drawn up on either
side Of the broad avenue:
Arriving at the White House upon
returning from the inaugural the Pres,
ident and his official party tarried
twenty minutes for refreshments be-
fore proceeding TO the reviewing
stand. There for more than two hours
the chief executive acknowledged the
saluIes OF participants in the pageant
in his honor. Tonight with his FANNY
he watched a display of fireworks oV-
or the Washington monument grounds
which brought the inaugural csfe-
mCnieS TO q close.
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the United States and humiialing. 10
The country.
Rabbi silver WAS called 10 The floor
to state the position Of the lecture
course committee.
This point is clear at the outset,
Rabbi Silver said; the committee
Does Not Endorse
the political, social or religious views
of any man appearing on its program.
Th" fact is that |. with every man in
this room. drn0unce the stand that Mr..
Lid Toilette took in this crisis. 1t WAS
not only Il betrayal of the bes! inter
csts of the United States. but. rs our
President we'll termed il. il made tn"
United States Il laughing stock in tn"
eyes of the world.
But here's the position The commit.
tee finds itself placed III. Mr.. La Fol
Irtle WAS booked for his non-political,
nOn-seCtarian lecture on 'The Under
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DENOUNCE SENATORS
(Conttnued from First PGge.)

sether In little while to voice their
unwillingnesS To have The senator
they denounced as the "!eadrr Of lh"S''
traitors" fill Il speaking engagement
in Wheeling. Tho resolution Was
adopted by Il unanimous rising Wi"
of the entire assembly, including Il
good percentage OF holders Il! Bnal
Birth lecture course IirkctS.
Rabbi A. II. Silver o! The Eoff Street
congregation. and several members at
the B'nai Birth wrr" present when
the assembly was called 10 order last
evening j. {. brady, vir,-preStdcnl
and treasurer of The ilH2eI-Atlas Class
company, WAS selected rs chairman
Of the meeting. and Frank l.. Williams
was named secretary.
Mr.. Brady. in II few brief AMI
pointed remarks. stated tn" rurpuS"
or the meeting-that Of requesting The
B'nai Birth lecture course committee
10 cancel its engagement with Il char
acter whose recent stand against
armed neutrality is. in the opinion OF
Wheelngs representative citizenship
detrimental to the best interests o
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WILSON INAUGURATED
Continued from FIRST PaSe.>

White House until his return NE .l;s
course was triumphal. Sharing Win
him the paudi,s was Mrs. wilson
Who accompanied him to the capttol,
stood by his side III the inaugural
stand as Chief Justice White admin,
istered the oath of office and joined
with him in acknowledging the trio'
utes and acclaim in the proceSslona'
ioutney to the White House. 1t was
The FIRST time in history that the vile
Of a president had participated SO
in inaugural CEREMONIES
and grazing them also was Mrs
s14arshall. wife OF the vice PRESIDENT
who sat with her husband in the IN
augural stand aud rode beside him III
the parade. ;r
-uration If he president. was the IN,
.auguration OF the vice president ana
the swearing in OF new senators IN
the senate chamber. in which the
president participated. When, mem,
.hass of the senate and house had oeen
seated. ths diplomats q tor"isn ma
,-tions in their giittering Official re-
gala were Ushered into the chamber
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MAY END: REVOLT.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Prospects
of speedy settlement Of the CUBAN
revolution have been brought about,
III was announced here today. DR..
Orestes Ferrars, representative here
of the Liberals, who are in revolt
against the Cuban government
through a guarantee 10 the Liberals
by the UnitCl States government OF
fair elections in oriente province and M
The recognition of:!R. Fernandez Oh
the Liberal party as the duly author
lied military commander OF the pro
DR.. .Ferrara said he had received a
cablegram from Fernandez stating
Lansing, Commander Belknap is 10
conference at Santiago de Cuba WIN
The Liberal leaders TO make action
along these lines effective
{ Holm half incls;cd to kiss you.
! Shc-How stupid Of me. thought
Vol were merely Iound-shouldered.-
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06

The Ohio Valley Chamber or com,
.naarce officials are letting no grass
grow. under their feet in marSlea'tns
their forces to put up strong oio tot
the twenty million dollar SoferuncLii.
nitrate plant for this section OF the
Ohio Valley. ,-s will
~,5eet in the federal building mere AH"'
-sfay morning. March 10. at cloeS ~,
consider the selection OF Il site on go -,
,@rfyer fhfs state. Despite the tact iut.
the announcement states that New ~ ~,
"a the only site to be consideren' w. w
Gals Of the Wheeling Cotnn'Sr,clat ,ir -
clarion and the Ohio Valley ChamneE
Cnnomerce-the' latter Includes HI ,n.
towns in this section of the ONO va'iI :
will have representatives .presene
address the board and 10 polne ouS 80
many unusual advantages o1ereu 10
the erection OF the plant in ms $50 10
The officials are optimistic ana uset a. y
that when they shall have shown TUG
rnenbers of the board the many reasons
whv the plant should be located IN in'S
.-naEt Of the sta:e or Eastern ONO lueS
feel that they will have equally as suou
a showing rs Hinton and other .ow S So
on New river that are budding lux 'N'
plant. .-., Washing
-o, March S. and will visit Birm-
fnghan. Ala. Columbus: 3 l.. tuSSa a.
.-ioosa- Ala. Augusta, Ga. LouiSrlLle'
", Sbef6e1d Ala. Nashville. Tenn.
,TSis CITY viii likely te the last place
The board will hold L meeting. - IS .h;e
= ported that many cities 'ncous ~ osnn-
State. Eastern Chic and ,,s,;,es nr,s-
sylvania will have represcntati.s;. Ia.
-1eT,t IT The meeting here TO SUBMIT ni''S
for the mammoth plant.
rr'-' -----'--f =. =, =. r.x
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Butler. J. J.. Relna6ter. J. J. Holloway,
John Duncan, Andrew U. Wilson, ]. W.
Carpenter. James n Hall J; Y; ,G GrIbe'
Geo s. Quay. Geo:.;;M. Vankirk: n. 4.
Hanning.. \, S: Whtteley;; Il, william a,nu, r.
4. l.. Morgan, l.. E.. Roberts. Chas E.
Mahnn. :.
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DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained at any dtAg store for fifty
cents. and should haze place in every
home. 1t will save many times its cost
in lessened doctor hills and maintain
the health OF the entire family. TO
avoid limitations and ineffective SUBJ
stitutes be sure to1get DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin. See sthat a facsimile OF
trait appear on the yellow cartoon in
which the bottle is:packed. A trial bot
lie, free of charge, can be obtained by
writing to DR.. WEB. Caldwell, SO
Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
.WHFF| Inc HAS CHANCE To LAND
. RIG GOVERNMENT NITRATE PLANT
THREE CABINET MEMBERS W n
= RoARO AT HEARING 10 De
. HELD HERE.
: Ohio Valley Chamber OF Comn7S.;S S *
= Preparing Strong S,6 oo 20 oon
/" Section-Cost S20.OO0ooo.
s,.e,u. Dispatch 70 The Ip;c!usrscee

seecsuf Dispatch 10 The lG:r!use''crF
WASHINGTON, D. {; Ma'I ~, -
An official party is 20 leave mere
next Thursday for al eisht-daE m
spec,ion trip OF locations PROPOSED q
1 nlapt to be established at a cost OF
seV, No0 900. and Wheeling Is one one
of the cities given as being on ttre
;tinerary There will be three
members of the cabinet in the par,
Eouston, The other members OF
the party will be Brisadier Ge snsi.
10 al William Black. chlet OF e"S So
the corps. Of engineers; COLONEL
ment; Chief Engineer Merrill. OF
The forestry bureau; Chief ohem.
ist Carruihers. OF the nitrate eH-
detrimental laboratory, and Chlet
Chemist Parsons. OF The bureau OF
mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-06
PORE CLOGG|NG
P|NPLES AND
BLACKHEADS
Easily Prevented by
Use of CutiCura
These distressing designations arr

prevented. in most
cases, by using Cuii-
cura Soap for every
day toilet purposes
and lite touches OF
Cu;icura Ointment
as needed. Il pi:1-
pies are actually
present, smear them
gently with Cu;icura
Ointment and let il
rcInaiti on five min
uses and then waSE.
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off with Cuticura Soap and hot water.
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troubles BY keeping the pores free from
impurities and irritation. =, -,
For Free Samples by Return Mail
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followed by the chief justice and as,
sociate justice OF the supreme court
in their sombre robes, officers Of the
army and navy. and members of the
cabinet Then the sergeant-at'armS or
the senate heralded' the approach OF
the president OF the United States.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30

The first Interruption to op- erationS in this division, 0ccas- toned by differences between the Commission and those in the employ of the government occurred early this week, when a demand was made by the Commission lOngShOremen for legeS. Luckily the Interruption was brief, an understanding having been quickly reached, and the work along the water front is again running smooth ly.
 Tn speaking of. the incident after the men had returned to work, Commissioner Riggs eX- pressed the hope that nothing more of a similar nature would occur in this division. "FOr. he said, 'I have no alternative but to close down throughout the entire division if serious trouble of that kind occurs. I have my instructions and if those engaged in the work in my division cause suspension of operations, all work will be stopped and the people of ln- terior Alaska will then be com pelled to wait for a railroad until it can be built from the coast end. I am doing my ut most to make conditions agree able to employees of the Com mission, but there are limita tions beyond which I cannot go."
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30
MARGUERITE SNOW IS
 STAR I'M ROSEMARY

The Coliseum management an nounces the photoplay feature. Rosemary" as the attraction at their show shop tomorrow evening. The film comes from the Outside with a most enviable record of popularity, and Nenana theater- soers will welcome the opportun- ity ot witnessing it. Regular fea- ture prices will prevail. Don't forget the shirtwaist dance after
 the show tonight, Saturday.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30
ARAORED B0AI:::..S
 :. SUNK BY MINE

Paris: The admiralty an nounces that the French ar- mored cruiser kleber struck q mine on Wednesday: off St. Mathian point and is d total loss. Three officers and B men went down with the vessel. The kleber was enrOute to BrcSk when the accident occurred.
 The kleber was built in 1903 and had q displacement of TOO tons. Her armament in cluded of eight G.4 inch guns and she had Il complement of 520 officers and men.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30
GERMANS MAKE GAINS
 ALONG WESTERN LINE

Paris: According to an oi- fcial announcement given out by the wal. office today, the Ger man forces operating along the Western front have succeeded in entering the French tirSt-line trenches northeast of Czerny. The forward movement of the enemy, which was started dur ing the night, was accomplish ed only after terrific losses had been sustained.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30

District Engineer F. H. Bailey, who returned on Wednesday night from a trip along the right of way to Lignite. reports that work Is progressing satlsfac- torily along the entire line and that prac- tically all grading to 35-Mile Crossing will have been completed by the first of August, with the exception of a short stretch of swamp perhaps half mile III length. All of the heavier cuts have been started as far as the Nenana river and the grading around the bluff at 35- Mile Crossing will be finished iii about three weeks. Contractor Bartlett, who is working in the vicinity of 30Mile roadhouse, should be thru with his work about the middle of July.
 The Chandler party, which is locating the spur which is to tap the coal beds on Upper Lignite creek, is making rapid progress.
 MT. Bailey states that besides the men engaged in railroad building, mosquitoes are exceptionally busy along the line, he and MT. Raeburn having encountered them at every point. They appear to be equally as numerous this summer as they were last and make travelling particular ly uncomfortable.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30
ALLIES MUST WIN WAR
 DAVID LLOYD GEORGE

GlasgoW-Peace can only be assured in the world when the Allies have attained their aims and obiectiveS. declared Dav- id Lloyd George today in an address delivered in this city. He said, in part: "Peace be- fore victory would be the greatest disaster in the history of mankind. Indemnities con stitute the essential part of the mechanism of civilization ey-. anywhere. Without them, we would have no guarantee of security against war in the future"
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30

N. G. Nelson, resident of Cleary creek in the early days of the Fairbanks camp, is recent arrival in Nenana and will soon engage in business in the Goonan building on A Street. Mir. Nelson has Mikes place with the intention of open ing a boot and shoe and gents furnish ing store, in connection with which he will conduct an up-to-date shoe-repa r. shop, equipped with the latest electro machinery.
 Before coming to Nenana Mir. Nelson was engaged ill business in Juneau his place being known as the Nelson Shoe Shop.
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30

The committee in charge of the Nenana Fourth of July eel ebration announces that every thing is in readiness for the cOmmencemnt of the festivities and the people of the town and neighboring districts are prom iSed an unusually interesting program of athletic events and other attractions. The celebra- tiOn will commence on WedneS- day morning and end the fol- lowing night, and the program will include all manner of con tests. many of which will be entirely new to Alaska. Sub Stantial cash prizes will be awarded to the winners of the more important events, but the
The Nenana news., 1917-06-30
NE,NANA CELEBRATION j.:
 PI JANIS ARE, COMPI ETE,
COMMIT FEE ANNOUNCES THAT EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS FOR THE BIG EVENT-SPLENDlD PROGRAM OF SPORTS AR RANGED-NDIANS WILL TAKE PART-SWEDES AND SLAV- ONIANS WILL CONTEST FOR TUG OF WAR HONORS-DANCE AT COLISEUM WILL BE FEATURE.

funds have been so apportion- ed that the winners in all cas- es will receive sufficient to make the effort worth while.
 A particularly interesting event on the program will be the tug of war between two teams known as the"SwedeS" and the "SlavS." There is keen rivalry between the two aggre- cations of pullers and an eX- citing match is assured. X purse of S105 will be aWrded the winners, and the losers get $30. \ S20 prize has been of fercd in the 100-yard dash, open, and half that amount will be awarded to the winner