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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT M son
CONVAlESCENCE


When onr'S been lying sick i'll brd,
with plaster casts upon his head. ana
rnulIiccs upon his feet. recovery
seems, oh. 80. sweet. NJ d"f'ofS;
round nv couch OF straw. nave pllcu
the suuirtSun and tn" saw: for weary
DAYS. that endless seemed. tlcd my
self in knots and screamed, Tor ever!
ache that has 4 name held wasSall IN
nv stricken frame. and MANY aches
moi classified whizXcd through my
shows and my hide. Al last icii
into A sleep. an old time Slumbrr. rlch
and drrr. and when ! woke my form
WAS free from every brand OF agony.
IT'S al Il crucial tim" like this, "neh
full Of convaicsc"nt bliss. leilo"
feels low great il hrai1h--iar greater
than the whole worlds wealth. Anu
he can clearly rcaliz" how dlrrE'
baIty and unwise. it. Is 10 sacrifice
that boon. 10 gain another plcayunc.
, million men. YOU may observe, ale
srraininc every bone and nerve, year
after year, TO add one more gun
metal dollar To their Store. Some
day they'll be wher" have Dreh,
with poullicps from feet 10 chin, and
when they lie in solitude. and DER
their wears OF folly brood, they'll say,
as | am saying yet, that health the
one and only bet.
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erica for escape. 1t is also worthy of
notice that the proposed bill docs not IN
rludr this class. but II Srcn1s that these
are exempt. AZ Il provides only for Am
crcan Citizens VIII" attain the age OF
nineteen years.
The principal thought is. why should
cur Eovcrnm, mt Stoup TO the military
Iactirs "r old Europe, after h"astlng
So long If nur Free America 70 take
away Tho liberty from our boys, AND
r'arc Ih"m under III" military yoke.
wEirh nill haze tendency Ia ruin the
,."nn"rCiai lii" "r our great nation. as
til" hoy with lis hands tied. placed
under tho military yoke Of bondage. sub
jet I" call for training at any time.
even In time Of peace. would have lltllu
Cu"uurn cement to enter into business
knowing that ~ any time he may nc
obliged To close his doors In answer the
call II his master. thought II only meant
IN 20 cut IN camp for training: these
=, nditinns 10 exist under tho proposed
hill until hc i tw"nty-cight years or
age. l.; military training IL necessary
iwhil" do not believe 1t is absolutely
u"r"N~Hryl. !; would hC Ia establish
milI;ar: training III our schools and
i"hvr the boy ut hnlu" with his parents,
wiz" hav" spent from 5000 % To- So
onp.n0 raising and educating him UP tn
inr age Of nineteen years. With this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
IGNORE THE TRUTH

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

small businesses that have about re-.
rur"Yat,:d from the loaN day oi tj}r
depression before ci. war viii III. til.
Justly prn;ilI"d.
An agreement NJ l#aI}y rra"n"'!
Tor i vote on Gt". hil "Wednesday,
when t@c admins lraIlon force, viii
b. ADJ, 10 pass il. The Republicans.
however. have SHOWN the country the
RANK Injustice nj is PROVISIONS l'ur,
inc tho sixteen years previous - the
aSC"udancy 0F Ill" Democratic parry
10 power. ihc Republican party man.
aged the affairs Of ;h9 nation on Ar
economical business basis. No IN
cessiyc burdens OF taxation were
levied upon the people. Business MIS-
looked upon Is L l"gItnual" part If
American life. II is now the D"ni",
cratic habit 10 bait business How
much easier the revrnu" problem al
tho administration would h. to-,taH #
the party ii power had not 'f'rcai'd
thA Republican protective tariff law
The trouble was thai 'hH Wilson al.
miniStratiou assumed t!:;i- il had Il
mandate from the people - r"Nr,s IN"
protective tarin. Il mad y" .Eucn
thing. Both the it"pubij"an I4d. I'll.
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New PARTY lines are swept away
And petty fcudS put hy.
Nr,d every eye is liked upon
our hammer n the sky.
From oyster Ia: To Oregon,
From Florida to Mdiuc,
Tn. nation rises up us ono
And shouts the proud refrain.
Our Country!
Tho alien who beneath tho stars
Nrd stripes has sought and found
Protection and tho home denied
Where mnnurchS abound.
No matter in what distant land
H. first n"hcld the light.
la turn protects old Glory now.
Md Cri"S with I'LL his might:
Our Country:
Ia peace or war. from coast 10 coast
\ Ii,!uc hulwark stands.
\ solid wall - royal heart"
hud sv,r-r"iiE hands.
Americans uf every race
.\ud r"Irr. cult and cr""G
mite for il; UTd fight for II
Nnt die for il il need,
cur trurtry.'
-.Mnna Irving in Leslie s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
OBSTRUCTION TACTICS

The Democratic majority IN the
House OF Delegates in rcseurins The
communication OF Governor Hatfield
and holdinS themselves II Il rcb'IIiuns-
attitude adds uothin. 70 tina; diguit!
it claims has been Offended. The
whole course OF the House majority
been actuatcd b. L desire to EN-
barrass and cripple the effectiveness
Of that part OF the State government
which remains Under the Republican
control. The governor told them
some plain truths: that they had not
addressed themselves 20 eXpeditlnS
the public business but had deliber-
a,ely conSpirch for partisan ends 10
confuse the functions Of the govern
ment. The aGjournmen; taken on
Friday nigh, without notifying the
Senate waS' az unusual proceeding,
the intent II which WAS 10 create an
irritating situation Il was II fact.
an open detiancc o. all legislative
custom anal procedure: an arrogant
and offensive AZ.
The lloU,r maJrri'y SrarciE Al
fronted n" chief cX.rU;iyH III n"
State nn"n !; r-iU<c,: 20 ;'""t in joint
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
HOW CANADA HAS DONE US

The Dominion Of Canada ought 10
ic and. we presume Is duly grateful
10 the Wilson administration for lis
benevolent. consideration for It's In
t!uStrjal interests. which, under the
Underwood free trade law have
thriyed at The expense Of American
manufacturers. For the FIRST time in
It's history Canada's exports Of manu-
f,c,urcd articles in 1916 exceeded the
exports Of agricultural products: The
;ntal exports of manufacturers last
wear reached $lin. It7.n"h. and the
agricultural export. $%fi,6o3.7oo.
Of course Il great deal ri The money
has rolled into tho. Dominion from
Wal. p:,i"r traffic. enabling it to make
great strides il industrial develop
ucnt. Il. i confidently expected that
:I,. manufacturing plants which hay"
.pr,,nS up in response 10 the demands
rI warning Europe can be readily con-
worried into mills FOR tho manufacture
81 ueacr pro,ll.v,>.' when the var is
nvcr. Canada haS practically a free
market for her agricultural products
N thr TnitcG States, and tho low
duri.S on manufactured goods carried
IN Tie N'ilSouEnd"rwood Ia" VIII
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trainins.. from six t. eight years OF age.
through the school course. we would
need no law To forGs men to serve. his
country, as it wou1S be rs natural for
n boy 10 make use OF. his training in time
o. need as ii is TO mike use Of his inath-
MATES when no :ers into business.
and Uncle Sam wo;ld havc plenty OF
soldiers at his comn;and. and good ones,
as they would 80 on. AS Free men. with
IL Free Country to fight for. and not as
slaves or servants Ariven to the from,
by his master. ?:
II is 10 be hoped 4 pat every American
Citizen who has the Best interest Of tn"
American boys. at T. part, vii enter his
or her protest ut. Or &c. and thus assist
In UNFOLDING our FrOS American with al!
it's righteous priucipSfs OF Liberty which
has been enjoyed. nee the foundation
OF our country. and which was establish
cd through the Shielding Of the best
blood the world hasEsver produced, and
which principles haze never proven
menace or barrier NJ time Of need. but
to the contrary haYbeen the means or
producing the bestHsoldlcrs the world
has ever known.
l.. Free men with a Stree Country tn de-
fond in time Of war; and willing to de-
fcnd it is what we h, &c always had, AMI
what VIC want for tt< future.
Bellairc, Ohio. lG'SSEL kENNED1-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent Ii One
Weeks Time In Many SInstances

getting glasses. Eyt-troubes Of many
descriptions may wonderfully bene-
flied By following thessimplc rules. Hero
IS The prescription: +, Go TO any active
drug store and get a t.ottle OF Bon-Opto
tablets. Drop one B~e,opto tablet in =
two TO four times sally. You should
notice your eyes cle5ft up, pcrccptably
will quickly disappear. II your eyes are
bothertns you. even little, take steps 10
save them now BEIGE It Is too late.
Many hopcl.ssly blinl" might havs been
SAVED II they had cafed for their eyes
in time.
Note: Auothsr prominent Yhy'ie!.n to whom h.
above article WAS submitted, .a!d: "Bon- opto 10
very rcm,,i.bl. remedj la, constituent ingredients
are well known to eminent -. specialists and widely
prescribed BY them Ihe n'EulactuferI rus1antes IL
20 strengthen eyes!Eht so pefrnt In Wssks time
In many INSTANCES refund The nonsJ b can b.
obtained from any good dru1rts. and IL oos Of the
rerJ few preparations feel should b kept h,nd
for regular uss IN stmest eret5 family Il 10 sold II
Wheeling b. C & GnsGt D SA and othsr drursiTsA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
OPPOSED TO COMPULSORY BILL

t. Tho Editor If III" Int"liGcnccr;
sir have read III our locul paper.
with much interest. Of the PROPOSED
ccmpulsur> Military Training Bill. and
f"cI II is not only MY dur. hut the duty
t,f every lover uf Free America and us
PRINCIPLES II ~ ming our boys at home
until they are needed for the defense OF
III, ir country 20 enter at once vigorous
protest against placing our boys under
q military yoke. III tim" "f peace. ana
address Il to their congressman at once,
ns this bill must either pass or meet
with dcfcnl within the next few days:
We should remember this is II" small
item. and should II" we'll considered by
every American citizen. RralI%lnE mat
this proposed hill Will place your boy
under practically the same military
woke 81 hnndas" that has caused multi
nliod thousands To fee from their homes
and loved ones in Europe, 10 FREQ Am
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
WHY FARM PRODUCTS ARE SCARCE

To tho Editor OF the lutc.iigcuccr
SlK:-Ey way OF your editorial in
issue for February -. ~ Word TO the
Farmer" Why should the farmer take
more care to produce further than for
his own needs more than the other
fellow Tho farmer cannot procure
help Tor love let alone money IHn
Other fellows" work short hours, dress
NO and loaf when they might we'll be
raising garden and potatoes. It's great
kick when the farmer gets 4 price that
at least pays him for his labor. IN SAY
nothing OF tho use Of hiS property and
taxes, and he is under 40 obligation L"
raise food for the other fellow" more
than tho other fellow" IS 70 raise ii for
himself.
From my roint OF View. the farmer is
raising all he can with tho help he has
Sidrr costs. ard its not <" much what
folks need n what they think they need
,Na, makes So much az the talk Of the
eos; Of living We have been on the
untI,!nE wanted but I'll" hest: no booze.
and 2 man that would work whether
The boss" was at HON" or moi. Plenty
of others wanting tho same unless such
- man is prorurcd there Will be no more
PLANTED on thu" farm than one man can
,.are for. whore. when first came to
the farm 80 years ago. there wHr" two
teams and thcP" or four men constantly
in use during tn" season.
Mills. mines and coal StriprinC have
taken tho nrn from tho farms with
short hours. ia"g" pay. and then they
.cXpect the farmer 20 work long hours
20 grow food FOR thorn. II they wrr"
willing to pay The cost II would not be"
so bad but under present conditions Of
help tho farmer can not grow a full sup.
nj" No. TO after tho other f"ll fH." SIT
him tn raising Ill lie can and IT, Will re-
tlucr the cost Of his living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
For Skin Irritation

There is ono safe, dependable treat,
mcni that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and that
cleanra and soothes the skin.
ASK any druggist for Csc or.S bottle
i zemo and apply it as directed. SooT
.ou will find that irritations, piEnple
lack heads. eczema. blotchcs, rinSwoTi
md similar skin troubles will dlsappeaa
A little zemo. the penetrating, salts
wing liquid. is all that is needed, for II
ranishcs all skin cruptions and make!
nc skin soft. smooth and healthy.
Sc Tho r.. ". Rose CO. FisU~iAnA q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

fhiladel phia. Pa Do you wear glasses"
Are YOU a victim OF eye strain or other
cyo weaknesses: II so. you VIII be Glao
TO know that according TO DR.. Lewis
there is real hope for you. Macy ~nost;
.aycs we're Ealing say they have hdu
their eyes restored through the principle
If this wonderful free prescription: ono
man says. after trying II: I was ALMOST
hind. could not Ser TO read at all. now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not wafer any
more. At night they would pain dread
ruIiy now they feel Zine all the time. IL
wss like a miracle to me-. a lady who
used il says: The atmosphere seemed
Navy with Or without glasses. but after
using this prescription for fifteen days
Everything seems clear. ! can even read
fine print without glasses" 1t Is be-
lieyed that thousands who wear Elasses
can now discard them In rca: ble
time and nultitudcs more will be able
To strengthen their eyes 80 as to be
spared the trouble and expense OF ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Pittsburgh took nIsht off 20 Sh7'''
rs rra,, n the greatest ball player tn.
country has produced. Hans deserved
all TIC ta!ty he got.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

fined in tit" r"nii"ntl"rr l"t "SN 'i'' ,i
ono nor more. than three years. ana Sna'l
be- disGuaiiIl"d for h"ld!n% any "Ih'"
,yiihju tho =ft az III" pr"ri' l"f :!
period 1T ten %"Hrf lr"In III" dat" ~
such convict ION"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Th" an,t-p;ol,ih!tlonlsts "h" profess
t, 10 released with thu bone dry lcs'S-
l1:Ion Of Congress- arc w:i&tiinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Looks l;k. Congress would have 10
follow IN tn" Footsteps oil our i's'S'"-
turc Ter an cNjra session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Tn, starving people want food when
tn,y want II. no: words IN preaino1S"
and resolutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Tho. Indications are that Governor
elect r"rnw"l! wiliihave the Legislature
"u his hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

The West Virginia Legislature Is lac
nI in leaders VIII" lead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

T.r, f.r,ocrat>; Of tho House 90 Dele
-.,'. : h.ry" severed Gipl"'nhtlc rr'"l'ohS
w:,h tho Scn;,t" AID the Governor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Senator Falls resolution Got the goat
a.: IN. ScUI," Democrats.
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The Hollandcrs have their Dutch up
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Tho Sim Fciacrs have begun 20 81
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OUR COUNTRY

Thc Cuban revolt has failed 10 S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Scotch tweed and hosiery manufac
turrrs have opened schools for the
Russian language. in order to do more
business with Russia.
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ROYAL HEATER.

A remafkabe Bed Feature produc- ton is "The Scarlet Cry- al." written by J Grubb Alexander and directed by Charles Swlckard II tells an en- crossing tale. in which the real is blended in a novel fashion with sug- gestion of the supernatural The main heme Of yhe story is the strange pcwer of young wife 10 read in crystal which her husband has bought for her as a souvenir m their wedding trip in Eaypt the significant events which take place in hs life when he is away from her
 This is the first picture in which the popular young star. Herbert .RawIinson. worked after an injury to his eg which put him out of busi- ue-s for nearly two months Bawln- son has made his mark pictures mainly in the light comedies, which have won him d world of admirers His pers nality and magnetism have full play in a role ef the draWing-room comedy type. and 1t is quite a sur prise to find him cast for a part which has heavier demand upon him He meets them all in most satisfactory manner and receives splendid -uppor from Dorothy Davenport who is all m st as much Of a surprise in a yam pTe' part, and Betty Sehade. who is entrusted with the r.le of the young wife
 Director Swickard has given the production the most lavish scuu-s possiJ Q, and in every way story cas- and settings thlS Red Feather is a memorable one
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adFau as he hest vaudeville c3nl. pany the ad today. The Prn- cess could secure f. for only three days SO don't fail to attend Change ot 1u every day every act new one
 This company recently appeared at Helena and here is what the W.rld says of it:
 Despite The indictment wea.he. a good crowd turned out to see the vaudeville the Majestic ,a-t night and fl applause is a criterion the show has certainly made ed The first number was presented bl Miss Marion Mitchell a pleasing vocalist Then Jack MacurIs & Co produced a West. ern act called the Cheyenne Revue. The act b used 10 introduce some re. markab sharpshootIng Mlt.n Jas. from. a blackface comedian. retired amid rounds of applause. and Dixie Brown. called the "bue streak of rae. Lme is rightly named Her patriotic uumaer For Dixie and Uncle Sam ! the house by storm The couclud n4 number was The Harry Siebert- smith players. who gave a oue.a.t playlet that would do credit t. any circuit in he world good dramatic performers ho uIierstands the art of delivery without a hitch of any kind make for tue success of this little
 omDany of big actors
 Bessie Barrisoale-Triangie
 Bessie Barriscale Is featured m the Je fiHepart Triangle drama which win be shown in connection vii the vaudeville The Suarl Is the title
 . rhe picture play
 For continuous suspense and nerfet- ilcn of the my~ufying dual role this play stands out as a screen gem Miss Barrscale has never created finer .haracter studies than the win sis ters. one of noble. uspiratoual charm and the other fryolou. creature without s.u.
 The story which is by Leona Hut t.n and Lambert Hllyer aueems Helen Dean who on the eve of her operatic debut is crippled Her sis CT. Marion vain. selfish girl $ subst iuted Co act the part while Helen
 nss the Rord from behind the scenes Intoxicated with praise and the admiration Of men. Marion ignores all dictates of conscience and morality and pursucs a course that involves the destHies cf her -ister. a young mil lonaire and his secretary.
 Char es Gum is leading man for the star. and Howard Hickman. Aeeie Herring Thomas Guise and Barney Sherry form the supporting company. The production was directed 1y Ray
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ner BUea steals bank notes from a man n The posfor.e
 Gunard turns ap o arrc.t him af. ct he .aDg hal. become uarr ol ra- hupp amIy Without let.u Blue.e know h- crime or his destination ae 01'.s rom her saving he has a r..b r mm.eai3u which may fake h.m away fr a on4 lime
 In inc comm.ss. naIres office he learns that h- prosecutor - .he hus band of woman fo whom he had re stored ali The money he wun from her Ia a. famed salon JHs. before his mar riage and the man refuses 10 rec. oapile him as the hiet th- notes
 e returns l.. Hauere telling her he a9- paed up the comm -f.u and will 'ay with her always When the chubby baby feet have learned ra
 amper .hag make woe music on 'hc stone floors ol tHe od oa-ue where Ha9e''e nas returned 10 vl4t her father happy n her hu,uaads lowe and ignorant Of the sacrifice he has made gladly for her sweet sake
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice - thereby given tha' by v'r- tue and authority ot am execution .s- sued and 10 be directed and delivered by the clerks of tae Garland Circuit Court in favor Q. l.. o Trantham and agains W A. Trantham I levied upon and will eNpO-e for sale Co the highest bidder a the west front door or tne courthouse within and for Garland County Arkansas. between the hours for judicial sales, on the Sth day Of June. 1917. all the right, title and iu- terest of said w A Trautham In ana 10 ahe following de cribed lands, sit- ated In Garland County, Arkansas to- wit. The east la of northwest quaI ter, northeast quarter Of southwest quarter northwest quarter Of southeast quarter. all in section twenty-nlne, township two south, range twentytwo west.
 Terms of Sale. To be sold on a credit of three months. purchaser 10 give bond with approved security and lien to be retained on the said lands until rayment of purchase money.
 Witness my hand as sheriff, this 18th day of May l9l7
 B. O. SMITH. Sheriff By w. CURL Deputy Sheriff
 5201I
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HORRORS Of WARFARE
 TOMORROW AT CENTRAL
Wme Sarah Bernhardt in "Mothers of France Amply Fulfills the Ex- pectations Aroused by the An
 nouncement of Her Appearance
 in America in a Photodrama

tN Y Tribune. March 12thJ
 The great thr.bbne bleeding hear of France was laid bare al the Bidto theater yesterday in hme Sarah Bernhardrs wonderful p+ ure. Moth CTS Of France Every man f0r got that he was the theater The applause became SO thludcroa shat the music was drowned and people stood up and waved their pr grams. IL ie hard to tell inst why fhls aar picture had such d great appeal a the heart and to patriotism but the fact remains hat there was m the screen yesterday that which brought men to their feet and was bound to give the most careless ob- server pause