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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
WHEELING LADY
FOUND RELIEF
FROM CATARRH
Nose and Head Stopped Up Every Morn
Ing. Drippings From Back Of Fose
Got Stomach Irritated. Dreco, tho
Great Herbal Remedy, Gave
Relief.

4 famous doctor writing about catar.A
says: When the nose is stopped up, as
by cold in the head. OF when the bad
habit Of mouth breathing is INDUCED IN,
the air We breathe is only partially
warmed, moistcned, and otherwise pre-
pared for contact with the deeper is
sues, therefore, diseases Of the throat
windpipe. or lungs are very apt to de-
veIop."
Il have bee ma sufferer from catarrh
for long time" says Mrs. John Heath
who lives at 112S Charles St. Wheeling
W. Va
There seemed TO be constant drip
ming into my throat from The back II
my nose. Upon rising in the morning
my head and nose would be all stopped
UP, and II would take some time TO get
them cleared. My breath most Of the
time was foul. and my breathing WAS
heavy and difficult. I knew of the
benefits people wcr" receiving from TAX
inE DrcCo, so bought bottle. At the
end of the first bottle, | felt that my
condition was much improved: on rlSih&
| was not nearly SO much stopped up;
nv breath was Sw"ctcr. and the drip
ping much less. | am continuing the
treatment and feel that l will get 4
permanent cure. and do not hesitate
TO recommend Drcco to any one suffer-
ing as / was"
Drcco acts directly on catarrhal con-
ltions Of tho nose, hcad, throat and
stomach. as It is quickly absorbed by
the blood and circulated TO the affected
parts. where its tonic action is soon fell,
giving prompt benefit, and II the use is
continued, often affects permanent re-
lief.
All good druggists now sell Dreco.
and 1t is highly recommended in Wheel
ing by c. II. Griest & Co. l12S Market
street
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was believed tonight that tho lynch
ing had taken place.
Rumors Of additional violence here
were current late tonight. More than
one citizen declared:
"Thc-c will net be any Indu5trial
workers Of World left in jail by
morning"
Governor Hart has ordered one
cr,r.---- ~ .ho ----- r-.-"1 -'N'''N'-'-
Ing about seventy-fve men hero from
H. cVL4.A.
The whole city YVES thrown into
CONSERVATION, and tho parade OF tho
veterans of the world war broke up
quickly while the uniformed mnrchers
made q dash to raid the I. W. W. hall
and round up all suspicious charac-
tors.
The service mon soon str pped tho
hall Of all furniture and documents
and arrested Six MEN. These, thrown
In jail, were guarded by former SOL
diers until their guilt could be estao-
Nshed.
A mob seeking vengeance on the
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arms and ammunition stored in the
headquarters.
Meanwhile, . crowd was gathering
about tho jail. Former service men,
some of them armed with the seized
weapons and others armed, Patroned
tho ground near the jail to prevent
further violence.
According to ex-service men, who
said they were present. Hubbarus
party caught the man they were
chasing, after he had fred at them
several limos, on tho banks OF tho
Skockunchuck river, q small stream
which runs through the town. Hub
bard and tho man grappled, they said
and the supposed Industrial worker OF
tho world, fred directly into Hub
bard's body. George Stevens, antoer
Of the crowd, chasing the grnman
kicked the pistol from the Industrial
Worker Of the Worlds hands.
A rope then was placed about tho
mans neck, thrown over tho Cross
arm Of O telephone pole and he was
hoisted into the ar. The police per-
shaded tho crowd to let the man down,
before he was dead, and he was taken
to jail.
T. G. Rogers, mayor OF Centralia,
A. c. Hughes, chief Of police and
other citizens addressed tho crowd in
front Of the jail tonight asking tho
citizens not to attempt to lynch tho
prisoners.
Early tonight meeting to discuss
the situation was held at local club
and soon afterward, the city's electric
lights failed. In the darkness one
man was removed from the jail.
The best available account said the
man was placed In an automobile
which was waiting in readiness,
nanked by Six other carr, filled with
men, and hurried into q wood near
tho town.
This man, reports said, later. was
hanged to q bridge. It generally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
SMALL ARMY IS
LEGION s STAND

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov. lI'--Eh
tlorscment Of universal military training
with a small standing army ana no co'"-
pulsory military service in time OF peace
was voted enthusiastically tonlSht oS
the American Legion convention II Is
recommended that the National citizch
army be under local control and admin
istration subject 10 general national reg
ulations-
Tho Legion today started pronounce
mcnt OF its policies by adopting Feso-
luton dseclaring the organization 10 De
mon POLITICAL demanding the deporta-
ton OF Victor l. Berger. OF milwaukee,
as a "dlsloyal citizen" and asking inves-
tiration OF the record OF Representative
yoiSht Of wisconsin. who supported
Rereer in the recent voting in the
House OF Representatives.
indianapolis was chosen today for
permanent national headquarters OF the
American Legion. defeating washington
D. c. on the second ballot
Delegates stood silent for moment
at II a. M. marking the first anniHer-
sary Of the hour when firing ceased IN
the war Chairman Lindsey asked that
the delegates bow their heads IN prayer
for their comrades who gave their lives
during the war.
The service star legion. whose repre-
Sentatives are seeking an opportunity 20
address the convention today announced
their desire TO affiliate with the Legion
The Service Star Legion is an amaIga-
melton Of various Womcn's War Work
societies composed of relatives OF VET
Grams Tho tarry-on Association OF
New York also presented its program 70
y committee urging endorsement OF its
air, to establish homes throughout the
country for disabled service men re-
ceivfnr vocational training by tho gov
eminent.
Greetings from General John ]. Fer
shing were read 70 tho convention by
Chairman Lindsey.
Cleveland was chosen for the next
convention Of the American Legion over
San Francisco At the National conVen-
ton this forenoon
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ELOQUENT ADDRESSES
tcontinued Prom Page ons.)

that Il was the duty OF every patriotic
American citizen TO carry on the work
Of stamping out not only autocracy IN
government but autocracy in industry
as well.
Just few days ago he said. "a
report was submitted by Senatorial
committee who had been engaged in
investigating the conditions surround
ing the steel strike IN this country IN
which they stated that conditions -
they exist in tho steel Industry To-Day
are nothing short or oaroariSm'
Autocracy in industry Is just as hate
ful to an enlightened and right-think-
ing pcople as autocracy in government
and il is up 10 you boys upon whom
more than anyone else the burdens or
the future must fall to wipe out this
sort Of autocracy in the steel industry.
in the coal industry or wherever IL
might raise it's head.
When the rights OF the employee as
we'll as the rights Of the employer. and
,hoys all the interests Of the consum-
ing public are recognized. future pros
nerlty of America will be assured"
MI. Graves Address.
After being introduced. Colonel
Graves apologized for having 70 cut
short the address which ne contemplated
making. on account OF the lateness OF
the hour. and after paying 4 handsome
compliment to the preceding speakers
and a beautiful expression OF his ap-
probation Of the honor OF being in
vited to Wheeling. he launched into 4
discussion Of the great war and the
moral questions involved. speaking with
great rapidity and nuency for nearly an
hour. It Is safe to say that no like ad-
dress has been heard in Wheeling for
many years.
Mr.. Graves IL a polished orator. speak
ing with remarkable ease and distinct
ness. and with an infection OF voice
acquired only through many years OF
careful study and practice. He held his
audience spellbOund. only to be inter
rupted from time TO time by outbursts
Of the most enthusiastic applause.
: Speaking Of the great war. he de-
scribcd its losses and its horrors. refer
ring at length to the totals OF dead and
wounded and financial destruction suf-
fered by all of the countries participant
ing and from the whirlwind OF death and
destruction sweeping the civilized
world and returning again and again &c
! envelope all living things in its embrace
He then pictured the terrible ravages
OF pcstilcnce which followed in the wake
OF the war. claiming the lives Of moro
men. women and children than even tire
war itself had caused and finally de-
scribIng the accumulation OF human woe
in the famine which holds portions OF
central Europe In its grasp.
! In view OF all the terrOrs and agonIe:
the peoples Of the earth suffered as
direct result OF the war. Mr.. Graves
gave as his belief TIA: tho period O.
torture was sent on the world to brinf
man back into the path cf righteous
ness and Christianity and to invoke
submission to the will OF the Nll-IIich
est. The nations of tho world wcr'
sinners. he said. Great Britain. for in
stance in her greed for gold and tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
EIGHTEEN RADICALS
ARE HELD UNDER BOND

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-Eighteen OF
,he 'thirty-seven radicals arrested in
Saturday nights raids were arraigned
In the municipal court today on charges
Of violating the states criminal an
archy statute. They were held in So
200 bail each for examination tomor-
row. Five others were held on similar
charges in a Brooklyn court. The re-
manning II. who admitted that they
came to this country as sailors without
4 Passing the immigration department
examinations were released upon their
promise TO pay the IS head tax.
The charges against the men held set
forth that they are members OF the
communist party which believes in the
overthrow OF government by force. The
prosecution OF the radicals by the state
was decided upon after an examination
of them by state and federal OFFICIALS.
Federal deportation proceedings. il was
pointed out, would involve considerable
delay whereas early action may be OBJ
tanned under the criminal anarchy
statute. which provides maximum or
ten years Imprisonment.
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Back To The Mines.

PECKLEY. W. Va. Nov. ll.--S,riking
mine workers in district %. which COM
priscs several counties IN III" southwest
rrn section Of tho state. w"r" ordered 10
return to work "imm"Giat' y" by amrN
Gilmore. district president. IN trl"-
gram from indianapolis. received nj the
United Minc Workers headquarters her"
tonight. Approximately 1900 miners
arc affected by tho ori,r
John Gathcrum. district secretary.
said that efforts w~ud 10 mad" ~ oN""
TO notify the officials "r ~ TIC local
unions Of the district. y" order NJ n'ru
back to work Hc laid. h"w"v"r. II
would probably taxi" several drvS bcf"r"
all of thc locals would rct III" order.
h"caUs" Of the lack "r COMMUNICATION
systems with The ,Etivins Soc ions
\ number Of the locals Will receive
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tho order and take action tonight MI
Gathcrum said. He said a large numper
OF the locals could be reached by teIc-
phone. but others would hpve to got
their order by mail.
When asked as To IN" probable atti-
tudc Of the men regard Ing tn" order 10
return to work Mr.. Gath"rum said: i
will make no prediction; II is up to the
men to decide
The New River Coal Association con-
trolls the majority of the mines located
in this district.
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this period that the prisoner vas taken
from Jail and spirited away. He was
rushed toward a nearby wood and At last
accounts the crowd had disappeared
with him.
According to Q report telephoned to
the Associated Press tonight from the
Centralia Chronicle. tho mob took the
alleged Industrial Worker OF the World
from Jail. escorted him to . point just
outside the city limits and hanged on
a bridge on what Is known as tho Old
Chchalis military railroad.
The mans body Is nov banging on
rocp under the bridge about ten feet
from the water the telephone message
said. The Industrial worker Of the
world the mob Iynehed was the oen who
shot Dale Hubbard during the fight in
the river bed.
RlM ~ Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 11.-Police to-
night raided 1. w. w. headquarters here
and took forty men who were attending
a meeting to the city jail for invcstiga-
ton
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT
meet AT CINCINNATI

! C1NCINNATI. O.. Nov. 1.-THE Sill
yer anniversary OF The Ohio Valley
Improvement Association will be cele-
. hrated in Cincinnati. December and
mt the Hotel Gibson. This announce
ment was made today BY President John
l.. Vance. The meeting had originally
D., been scheduled 10 be h"!d AZ Paducth'
Nv. but CINCINNATI was chosen because
OF it's moro central location. The dis
cussicnS will center about legislation
tending III congress. rate questions. tor
rinal developments and reconstruction
Il problems. Colonel Lansing II. Beach.
L. s. \. engineer and other advocates
OF waterway Improvement will be on
thu program.
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SEATTLE. Nov. ll.-About S o'clock
the mob surrounding the Centralia jail
succeeded in getting one OF the I. w.
VS. arrested. out OF the Jail and into an
automobile. ruhsing him away before
the guards could prevent IL. telephone
reports here said.
At 1870 tonight tho city's light sud-
denly were cut off and volley OF shots
rained down Pearl street II was during
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
WILL INSPECT SITES
IN WHEELING DISTRICT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. 1.-The
state board oc control and the committee
appointed by Governor cornwell TO Sc
lert sites for n" location ot tn" colored
insane asylum and tn" colored school
for tn" deaf and blind will leave tomor-
row for Wheeling. where they Will in
sy-,ct spots along the Ohio river. They
will come down. the Ohio TO Point Pleas
ant and then proceed up the ka2awha
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extension Of her colonies and the build
in,. IN Of her commercial power had
done many things fer which she m;Eh'
he Justly blamed. She had raVaE"d I'M
nations OF the world. ne said: she mao
crushed weaker nations: She had even
cXrIoi,ed the horrible opium trade IL
china and millions Of human beings had
suffered at her hands. France, hoanti-
ful france. had become the most hh-
moral nation on the earth. Niviani' Nhe
orcmfcr who was at tho head Of the
French government; nj tn" time the war
broke out, had boosted that France had
cut God out Of its constitution and would
cut God out Of its schools. Italy mao
become a nation Of free thinkers ano
even in our own country We had h"'
come a nation who idolized the almighty
dollar Men were getting away from
The church and their religion. RUSSIA
vas great sinner and Russian autoc-
racy had crushed the free aspirations
OF tho people. Russian fanauc'sm hao
taken the lives Of thousands ot innocent
jewish people. In Germany thcy mao
wandered away from christianity ana
had become n nation or a'hletlCS anu
nnenly boosted and proclaimed the the
orv thar might made right and in the
spirit Of that theory attempted 10 set
up world power and dominion.
praises U. S. Army.
Speaking of the achievements or the
American army. Colonel Graves paid
glowing and eloquent tribute I" tho
courage and devotion and tho sacriflce
OF the American soldiers whatever
might have been the Conuuests ana
achievements Of other armies. America
we know. was the central and striking
figure" he said.
Colonel Graves concluded his address
with q touching and thrilling appeal 10
the soldiers to conscCrate themselves to
the highest duties of American citizen
shin, 10 help mako this country real
democracy and to aid in tn" preservation
OF the institutions Of this free land, NOT
ONLY for Sur own people, but rs an OK
ample 10 the lovers OF liberty and OF
stable government III" world over
Throughout his address. Col. Graves
was interrupted time after time by the
generous applause and at tn" conclusion
no was overwhelmed by the most en-
thusiastic CONGRATULATIONS. As the ad-
dress was delivered without notes ana
with such rapidty no stcnoEraphic re-
production or synopsis that presents
its remarkable beauty Of diction and IN"
high inspiration which thrilled through
every sentence was possible.
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You can .rop i.-you can hone IT.
and it . the Longest strongest kesne
blade on earth-with the srsatsa seao-
ins mileage. Go to your dealer today
and you'll eco why se,en HilB'" "'sn
have changed from Other rasess 70
hi, neal razor made sqtt.
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In form and shape and splendid
balance, the same satisfying shaver
that Istael Putnam used every morn
ing bu-uoan' cut yourtace. Ablade'
furthermore, which gives you the l11-
UNI ofa fresh edge at a moments notice:
DON'T throo hi, blade o,oqy uhen dulted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12
BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA
WHAT IT WILL DO FoH TKos

WHAT IT WILL DO Ro1 TK0AE
WHO ARE MCK.
II WILL Rid the System Of the Poisons
that are Responsible for most Dis
eases.
TT VIII. Enrich and Purify the
Blood.
Liver.
IT WILL Flush and Cleanse the
Kidneys.
TT WILL. Electrify the Whole Human
Machine.
IT WILL give that Sparkle TO the Eye
and Glow TO the Skin that is the one
Rest Bet that Your Health is Good.
TT WILL Stimulate and Tone the
xssp . Box Of Bulrartan BLOOD Tea Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-12

Accept "CHlIformln" syrup OF FITS.
only--l""k for tn" name California on
the package. then YOU arc sure. your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the ntuo
stomach. liver and bowels. children
love its delicious fruity taste Fun
directions for child'S dos" on each bot
tie. Give il without fear.
Mother! You must say California"
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WHAT IT WILL DO FOE THOSE
WHO ARE WELL

1T WILL Keep the Human Machine in
Perfect Running Order.
IT WILL Prevent Early Old Age.
IT WILL give you Physical Resistance
over Disease Germs in Times Of Epi-
dcmic.
1T WILL Kill Colds and Ward orr In
flucnZa, Grippe and Pneumonia
IT IS the Ono Best General Family
Medicine in the World.
AND when you Brew il and take II
Stcam!ng hot you get tho Rich. Pure
Juices that Mother Nature Intended
FOR her Children.
WAYS q. Hand-Sold at All Druggists.
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noHr PAIL TO READ

isHeHecttons Of . Grass WIDOW the
latest nctton Serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday In The Wheeling 1nteu-
aenosr. Order your subscription today
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and many other tempting foods are de-
clar,d t.. J., wholesome. digrstihlr and
nruriSh.ug under normal stomach condi-
tons.
Ma,lv people. however. once got The
notion they Couldn't mt such things
and have grown in prejudice 10 con-
sequence. They have denied themselves
almost everything except milk and wat
cr
But you will find her" and Their" one
nf hrs KIND cHIing onions. CucumhcTS,
melons. and other such tcrrors of the
dvyucptic hHcnuS" h" has found that by
merely giving the stomach a it'll. MS
sistancc there are no after effects from
such indulrcmcc. Their" is avoidanc" OF
gaSsucss no sour ris!ngs. no water
hrrsh yuu don't lUStC '"m hours after.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ar" for
both those VIII" suffer after eating and
for thos" who Starv". for fear Of suffer-
= inr. They relieve the distress uf indi-
gcstinn and they ais" serve 10 assist the
stomach to prevent indigestion.
Eatirg should be- on" Of cur chief en-
joymruts II is really the most attrac-
tive of social gatherings. and IL ~ worth
our whilr L.. r"al.Z" that "" may induIg"
freely hy exercising ia" precautionary
measures Of aiding tn" digestive process.
Thus you may eat your hot biscuits.
burkwhcatS rich cake. onions. mincc pie.
sausag", and so On provided you tako
Stuart'S Dyspepsia Tablet Afterwards.
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norr pArr. TO READ

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latest fiction serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
and Saturday In The Wheeling 1ntelh-
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DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Muste1ule

When those sharp pains 50 shooenH
fhroruh your head, when your :knu
seems as II it would sptk t@ tu1 snt9s
Musterole On your temples ma 49,
L draws out tho tnfanmaooo MS
awaythep pain, usually ivnH qu
Musterole Is clean, Wnite 90
made with oil Of museard beu1 4
. mustard plaster md Dos oe eo9
Many doctors and nW10 naoy
recommend Eiusterole t8 c@S
bronchitis Group Sea neA @
neuralgia, consestion. pse.Et1 - = !.
ism. lumbago pains and aeo0 @ @s
back OF joints spratnA $50 mnoeS
bruises, chilblain4 frosted teee-eoos
Of the chest (it often prevents po0'
monia). It d always dependahe:
SOC and 6oc jarE hospitA a& ~
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|. ". WIS SHOOT

(Coutiuued From Page one.)
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YMY Putnam. the fonheart Of the American Rsvou'on :eood
minor The Il: i hone ID GsR;5s p
wen heano stroke Suddenly he the glass the
6sur ns't Of cavalry him. Acting for
his peuous life reflection he e'ped on MS morse n' ne. ee
s ~ on what is now Puts "-to alarm his soldiers and
dispense the enemy.
To lust such rugged character. the pree'0u: h5 s's w
have been helping for the world today Ano 20 G
reors as "Od Puts the most eonce,ae1 ana
sofsst OF ali modem shaving nenhe guarded and detachable
J.,,Ll..Jo.d blade of the
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ways at Hand-Sold at All Drugg1sts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-15

so much and know you will, too,
when you know her as do. ! got
letter from her today and how l long
to see her"
"Another mans wife, indeed, so don't
be jealous didn't think Walhs
would love another mans wife. He
never seemed like that kind. But she
can have him, that is, if her husband
doesn't object" and with an angry tug
at the sheets, she flung herself back on
the pillow for restless sleep.
Saturday dawned bright and clear
for all with the exception of Duke,
who had discovered to his discom-
1Drt and misery that too much sweets
were not good for little fellows like
himself. Dot left Duke and started
for the dance with Helen and her
brother. Dot was prettier than ever
ing two battles. trying to conceal her
jealousy for Wallie, but outwardly sha
showed only the worry for Duke. APP
parently she hadn't noticed Wanie.
But indeed she had, she had also no
ticed that he was alone.
BEG pardon, Dot, but would it be
asking too much If asked for just
one dancer" attempted Wallie. mot
at all, or even two would be but a
slight favor" coeny answered Dot,
with a bit of sarcasm in her voice that
Wallie did not notice, due to the fact
that the thought of two dances with
Dot overjOyed him. Couldn't make it
three, could your he almost pleaded.
POSSIBLY"
At the end of the eight dances they
e1 joyed together, Wallie ventured:
dot, since Duke isn't here to protect
you through the streets tonight to
your home, would it he agreeable tn
you for me to escort you to your dOOr!'
What could be the matter with Wal
lie? What was he talking about?
"Why, Wallie, I don't understand what