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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
MEXICO WARNED Of DANGER
Of INTERVENTION BY A[VARADO

WASHINGTON, Sept e. Warning
M"xicans that intervention by the Init
I'd States is imminent. General Saliva
dor Alvarado. one Of tho leaders in the
Carranza movement throughout its
course, has addressed nm open letter L"
Carranza himself and Generals ObrcE0n
and Gonzales. in which he arraignS con-
ditions in Mexico in scathnE fashion.
Alvarcdo. who attracted attention Of
all Pan-Amcrica for his administration
in YuCatan, estimates that the present
daily death list in the scattered fight
inE between federal troops and rebels
is one hundred n day. In Mexico city
alone, nc says, 5000 children die each
year for want of proper food. clothing
and shelter.
AIvarada after trying to make tho
radical theories OF tho new Mexican
constitution wor in actual practice. de-
clarcs the system must be changed. He
declares Mexico has passed from on"
extreme Of an irresponsible, obstruC-
zionist congress. to the othcr--a dcs-
potic, corruptinE and ultra-pcrSnnal
presidential regime, without rcSponSl-
bility or legal restraint He cXcortatcS
the administration Of justice. charging
that Justice Is sold to the highest bid
der.
The full text OF Alvarado's remark
able communication has just reached
the state department where officials rc-
gard IL MS n sign that members Of Car
ranza's inner circle realize the danger.
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Great Enthusiasm Shown in Race
for Automobiles and Diamonds
SevenAutomobile. andThnty.
two Other Prizes Worth
Anyone's Rorts---Big Pme
List gilmore Than SIC, 900.
Has Stimulated Interest
Throughout Territory

Conspicuous changes win b noted to-
day in the number Of credits GDpoaft09i
opposite the names Of the active con-
testants in the Automobile aDd Ota.t
mond Campaign And ansly1i Shows
mond Campaign. And analysis ,sh0uDi
hove caught the spirit Of credit-gettin1.
and arc steadily climbing toWarJ
top. Gains have been made on DeAeS
tically every hand. Appareat. to0, ~
the fact that some Of those. who hAyo,
been nominated. but passed the Fno4eer
as being Of insufficient conSeQueneoS
have succeeded after all TO the tempt.
ing prizes that are Offered. and immOd.
lately put forth energetic effortA
1t Is hard to resist an offer OF 2A
automobile-above all given With oue
n cent Of cost. And its doubly hard
when all your friends arc standing Just
back Of you urging you onward ana OF.
fcring assurance Of their support. Bot.
ter still in this campaign seven auto.
mobiles are offered. Is II q wonder
that the public has responded 70 this
campaign with such interest?
Merit and effort are to be the decid.
Ing factors in winning one Of the Grand
prizes offered by The Intelgincer0
Automobile and Diamond CampaiEA. u
into h"r work that will eventually tell.
Tho contestant who puts her whole soul
in tho work is bound in the end -
achieve results. This not only, oppiieb
10 the Automobile and Diamond Cam.
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Wilson Defends The
Deal For Shantung
Mr.. WILSON'S ST. LOUIS SPEECH

have mad" into CZCChO- -SlUVakia: there
is Hungary. which il now divided from
Austria AMI does not share AuStrlaS 6
strength: there is Rumania, there is
JuE"- -SlnNla. thcr" IS br'Nn Turkey
and then Persia and Bagdad. We have
und rtHkrn to say this route il closed.
"Our own business" Is thcr" 4 NOR
chant present here, or any manufac-
Iur"r. or any banker. that can say that
oar interests are separate from tn" in
tcrrSts Of IN" rest Of the world COM
Incrrially. iudust rally. financially? And
when h. draws n picture TO himself. II
h" is frank. of what some gentlemen
p""po%" This is what h" sees: America
mindirE her own business. and having
no other. Dcspis"d. suspected. dis,
trusted: and on IN" other side Of the
water III" treaty ar) It's operation in
trrruptrd" Not at all. W. arc a great
nation. my fellow citizens. In, IN"
treaty is going to be applied just Tho
sane. whether We tax" part III Il or
no..
"Th" rCparation commission created
by the treaty waS created for tho pur-
pas" of seeing that Germany pays the
r"paration. Not only that. hut some Of
You gent lcm"n know We used to have
trade with Germany. All Of that trade
is going To b" in the hands and under
m" control Of the rrraration commits
sion.
Il hunhiy asked l-aS" TO appoint Il
member to look after our interest, and
| WAS rChuk"d for It. am looking after
III" industrial interests Of tn" United
States: would nfc I" soc the other
men who ar" Thvy arc forgetting the
Industrial INTERESTS rf tho United States
and they arc doing things that will cut
us OF anu our trad" IF from tho normal
channels because III" rcparatiOnS COM
mission "a" dc'crmin" where Germany
buys. whI Germany lays and how
much Germany buys.
Nov. Is II miudlnE uur business to
keep out of that" On the contrary. IT
is handing our business over to r"url"
vino arc not particularly Interested in
seeing that it proSp"rS. The broader as
poets Of this Suhj"c; ar" seldom brought
10 y0Lr attention: il is the little plea
yunr details here and there.
i hcG that YOU Will not conceive Of
IN" lragGr of nations as a combina tiun
of tho world for war. for that is exact
Of IN" world for arhhratIOn and discus
SIun.
Any member Of tho league which
breaks thrS" promises with regard to
arbitration or discussion is to be deem
cd thereby to have committed IN act
Of war against III" oth"r members Of
The loacu"; not merely To hay" done an
immoral thing. but hy refusing I" obey
those processes TO have committed an
act OF war.
anu YOU hHoW WUi' 'H'n ndpI' iIS.
You say. Yes. We form an army and
go TO fight ,hcm.' Not AT all. W" shut
our doors and look Out. VIC boycott
them. Just 50 soon as that is done.
they cannot ship C1rCO"S out or re-
ccivr them shipped in: they cannot send
n tclc graphic message; ;h"y cannot
send or rec"ivr 4 letter
II don't lhiuk th,' after that il will
he nc"cSsar" /" 10 ANY fighting NJ all.
Now. that IS ;hc lcaSu" Of nationS---au
agreement 10 arhitrair and discuss, and
CONTINUED on Page NIne.)
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 5--ArGum"nt
that decentralization Of the packing in
dustry would cheaper IN" food supply
were presented 10 the senate aSri"ultur"
committee today by Mrs. florence kel-
lev. secretary OF tn" National Sonsum-
ers league. but r"tarl dealers appearing
20 OPPOSE the Kenyon aud kHndrtrA
licensing bills d ~aEr~cd wi'h this the
ory
"Csrryrnz cA'''" long d."arr"s m
fright cars NS'd NJ kc'lC' sT-ak In <
for re Cru-urn-r- I.~a rNE~ and carry
trr the r7ea' st.N ryrrh.r ~ sypers S. o.
y Tod COS rrDsrl - NOE = nay 20 ,hFAp-
"a ~ rppd agp pplv W. 'EN.- 'fr E~r-
yrn arf Nrnnrt.s h..'s hrrs4sn ~ ,"
isvr tA~v r.4.e .-ra f. r--ns up and
Aer~u 90 80 rrsr .rf.e.~r
wa- - Ears Oh. ra.a rs-r .er'rH. rn1
fhr ~ -Frvfy enc .n. rsa ~.rsr ore
Fsv. rsr 7-.-s 300. .#. rr=r--r ...a
srarars s=-a o. .aHE-r .. a-z e. ~gsa.a rr.
seeH rn recE rals-~r raUH.sf
g., 's6a~vE w. asnsFs ~. slEsr
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SENATORS TO TAKE
THE STUMP IN REPLY
TO WILSON SPEECHES

WASHINGTON. Sept. Engage
rnenis ~ number hf senator's 10 dis
cuSS tho pcac" treaty ~ the east and
middle west in tho n"ar future. were
announced today az the capitol. S"puh-
lcRn leaders said thor" was no puEpoS"
to trail President Wilson. hut thar il
was proposed 10 reply 20 ~" presidents
addresses; both on the four OF the s"n-
air and elsewhere.
senators johnson. California: BOrah.
Idaho. and Mccormick. Illinois. R"pub-
licans. ar" to address n mass meeting
i, ,hr Chicago auditorium next Wcdncs-
day Senator Johnson will proceed
later to other cities. speaking Thursday
at Indiana polls. Friday at st. Louis and
Saturday at Kansas City. Senator Reed
Democrat. Missouri. will speak Sunday
a, Akron. Ohio. and Senator WadS-
worth Republican. New York. will
maxi An address next week at Salem
New York Senator PoindcNt"r. Rcpuh
lican. Washington. will speak Thursday
nt nnnkrrk. New York. and later at
Pittsburgh ard New York city.
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Asserts Was the Only Solut Possible By Which China
Can Regain Territory Article Ten Declared Not In
micable to America mendment of Treaty Means Its
FaIure-Economic Inter ests of the World Must Be
Saved

Mo 5-The
10000
the world" said the
believed the United could
world
man her civilization.
should
he
stood alone do nation in and the United State" in
deserved world
station and directly aboard their did leave
with Tumuy Dr. Gason Held little by police
sriingly declined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
REDF|ELD RESIGNS
FROM THE CABINET

WASUlNGTuN. Sept. 8 William e.
RcdG"ld Of Hro"klyu. ". Y. secretary
Of commerce" III President Wilson's cab
inrl since tho beginning uT tho Demo,
craft" administration in 1913 resigned
today, announcing that hc was return
ing tn nrIVat" huSrr"!S.
President Wilson has accepted the
resignation. t. II" rff"ctIv" November ].
Th.r" wa un official hint given with
the announcement aS IL who would be
chosen to take the portfolio.
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CONTINUED on Fags Nfaa.)
Want 100 Physicians
For Influenza Wolt'
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. s.-M .

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. s.--AA .
measure OF preparedness against . pot-
slbic recurrence of the influenza epidOA-
Iopsun. state h 'alth commissioners. an-
uouur,d today that b. has rcoe!ve1 fre0,
surgeon General Blue. OF tho Untto4
states Public h'aIfh service. request ~
A hTt OF .uc hundred physicians ~ thto
state who would. Doc willing 20 1nFva
under 'h~ direction - Dr. Jepeuo ~
such an rfnrrFrNrF
II ~as announced that raeh % -
Fhyrfrfsra n..aTd recGiys a sAlAHy,
lEs event .rt|T HaFViTss ~srs s~ede4
tIga = nsarrh ana P~F ai~n ot u
s,hstste encs ana h@o~.~ary railway
~ JvD-aa has asssd thai ths ysfan
lss Ih@sg LAAzA~s ed aA6ren IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-06
MINERS
MARCH
To THE
GUY AN
UNIONIZATION IS
ODE ATTEMPTED
Will March Across the Noun
tains to Enforce Their
Demands on Operators

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept s.
One thousand coal miners OF tne
Kanawha county coal fields, all OF
them said to be armed, tonight are
encamped near Winifrede Junction,
kanawha county, waiting reinforce
ments for a march across the noun
sains to the Guyan coal fields, wnere
they will attempt to force operators
to unionization Of that field.
Two hundred men, all said to be
armed, met at Marmet tonight to
prepare for the march to WinItreoe
Junction, where they will join the
other forces now being mobiIized
there.
According to the plans made at
the Winifrede camp, the men will
march across the mountains to Ra-
mage. Boone county, where they
will be joined by miners of that
county. Miners officials said to-
nioht there would be twenty thou
sand miners from the union dis
tricts Of Kanawha and Boone coun-
ties in the Guyan field by Sunday
niqht, and that they were prepared
for a showdown OF the question Of
unionization.
j. C. Taylor Of Huntington, who
returned tonight from Winifrede
Junction. said that he had been or
dered off the Winifrede Junction
Marmet road by a squad Of 500
miners who were marching to Mar
met. Later, he said, he met other
squads marching to the point Of
mobilization.
Taylor said he saw several box
car loads of miners arrive at Wini-
frede Junction during his short stay
there.
.. Taylor said one Of the marchers
told him that an organizer named
Mooney had been killed in the Guy
an field, and that they were going
over there "to see about it,"
Mines in the Guyan field have
been quie: this week in spite Of re.
ports Of trouble. Production has
been AZ the top mark all through the
week, Chesapeake & Ohio loading
records on file in division offices
here show.
May Be Called on.
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TIL" presidents first address was at q
chamber Of commerce luncheon after he
had been Chccrcd along the route n seven
mile automobile ride through the streets.
IL" spok" tonight in the coliseum where
in h" was r"nOminated for the presi-
dcrCy.
Following the midday address the
president and Mrs. Wilson went for an
automobile ride and stopped at Wash
inGton university to visit several men,
b"rs of the faculty who were school
chums OF tho executive.
Cheers for the President.
The prudential party arrived shortly
after o'clock at the coliseum where
many national conventions have been
held. When m" president arrived the
crowd thar packed tho hall arose and
cheercd for more than four minutes.
Thousands ct small American flags
had been distributed and the audience
waved them wildly while they chccrcd.
The president was introduced by Gov
"rnor Frederick n. Gardner. who said
the people Of Missouri never had becn
more sincere in extending n welcome 10
any visitor. This brought renewed
cheering.
When the governor introduced Mr
Wilson AZ 'th" father Of world dcmr>
craCy" there was another burst or g.
riauSc. \ photographer in loci. 80
gallery called through a mcgaphnn.
a moments attention 10 take n flashl,,
hut tho president did not wait. 81! InG
this is much too serious an occasion
- care how We look. We ought TO care
how "" think"
Amendment Fatal
Mr. Wilson declared that 10 amend
tho treaty would mean its failure and
tn" isolation uf tn" tinted States. Only
thus" who ar" iSnnran; Of world affairs.
h" said. could believe that even a great
nation like IN" United States could
stand stand by itself and apart
If tn" United States is To save its
economic interests said tn" president.
it must save tho economic interests OF
tho world. That was on" reason, he
continued. why tho United states should
hav" n representative on tho powerful
rcparation commissions. II there were
TO American voice on this commission.
he assorted. this country would have 70
nut into the hands Of foreign interests
seeking 10 control world markets Amer!-
can money for tho rehabilitation Of the
world.
Americas Duty.
That" SAID tho president. "is what
they call playing a Ion" hand. 1t is
playing Il lone hand: il is playing
hand frozen out. Those who propose
these things do not understand the IN
tcrrStS of tho United States"
Should hvn"rica fail 10 take its part
in the world rehabilitation. Tho president
assorted. tho Who'll" attitude Of the
world toward America would h" chang
cd. Because III" world trusted SO much.
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U. S. AND BRITAIN TO
GUARANTEE BELGIUM
AGAINST HUN ATTACK

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Even.
in gStandard says it learns on the
highest authority that Belgium's
security in the future is TO be
guaranteed against German ag.
gression by Great Britain and the
United States. |.
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COLISEUM ST LOUIS Sept In two addresses here today President
whether
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Used to Insure Accuracy.
SEcT1oN FOUR.

All territory lying east
Of the Ohio River outside
m" city Limits OF Wheel
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List of Contestants and Credits
Accepted for Publication
Burroughs Adding Machin
SECTION ONE.

The territory within III"
CITY Limits Uc Wheeling
living north Of Wheeling
creek Including the Island.
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Names,
SECTION TWO.

That territory within III"
city Limits Of, Wheeling
lying South Of Wheeling
fr.nl
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WILSON REPLIES
TO GONPERS ON
STEEL STRIKE
President Refuses to Disclose
Nature Of His Reply to the
Federation Head

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 5.-PrcSi-
dent Wilson today replied 10 a
telegram sent him by Samuel
GomperS. president Of the Amcri-
can Federation Of Labor. on be-
half of the steel workers. The
president did not diSrIo>r the
nature Of his answer. rcmarking
that he did not care to announce
it at this time.
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CONTINUED on Page Nine.)

WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON, sept 5-Ohio, West
ern Pennsylvania and West virginia.
Fair, warmer Saturday. sunday con-
tinued warm, and probably fair.
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Names
SECTION THREE.

a. i.rr'rI-N wing west
oC tho ohio R3vrr.
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Wilson for Conference.

Wilson for Conference.
WASHINGTON. sep. >. -- trnS dent
wilson has agr""d 10 uld"r;aH" to bring
about a ccrfcr"ncr between III" repre-
scncGtiYcS ut ~" steel workers ana Of
tho United States steel corporation in
ar effort To avert a threatened St-ik".
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May Be Called on.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Sept =
Following a speech "f Governor john J..
(CoutinucG on Page Ntne.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
BY lack


(American Newspaperman and Inves-
tigator who has lived for years IN
Mexico N who has just spent four
months there on special detail.)
Copyright, 1918, Newspaper Enter
prise Assn.
MEXICO CITY, May s-Mexlco's
attitude on the oil controversy today
echoing around the world has never
heretofore been stated clearly to the
outside.
Here 1t is. summed up for me by
Luis Cabrera, Carranza's Colonel
House." the real head Of M~exico's
financial department, and by Joaquin
S~antaella, chairman of the Mexican
technical oil commission:
Outside Monopoly to BE Broken.
Mexico plans to break the monop-
oily in oil, lower exorbitant prices, COL
lect a fair share of profits for the row.
ernment: liberate Mexican landown-
VFg from unfair contracts; permit the
public to participate in exploitation
OF known oil zones held by interests
not developing them: collect oil land
taxes on reserves sold for exploita-
ton. and to include oil not yet pro-
duced In the eminent domain, under
inherited rights from the kings of
Spain.
The opposing stand of foreign oil
interests briefly, Is this:
That huge land reserves are nee
essary to exploitation commensurate
with huge Investments: Thai they in
vested under the law of 1884, which
gives petroleum to owners of SUI face
rights: that the proposed new oil law
violates vested rights; that higher
taxes would preclude profits. and that
the proposed law Is retroactive.
A principle rather than immediate
monetary consideration, is involved.
Answering charges of retoactivity
and conf1scation, Mexico has added a
transitory article to the proposed law
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

been surpassed by n other Frater-
nal organization or Old Line Company
and this In spite OF the losses incurred
by the "hu" and the war. so Arcanians
can well be proud of this record.
Past Grand Regent James f. Grea-
ley Will officially visit Coronal Council
on the 27th OF June. 1t was Mr.. Gea-
ley's personal request that upon his
first official visitation as a Past Grand
Regent 1t sould be to Coronal coun-
ell. Other council v~isitations are up
on the program and it is up to the
membership to avail themselves of the
privileges accorded them.
The official assignment OF councils
to Deputy Louis Stultz Jr.. has not as
yet been prepared. Committee on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

Arcanum year. not alone throughout
New Jersey but throughout the whole
Jurisdiction. Is predicted. Bayonne
council voted to buy a $500 Victory
bond. Supreme Auditor Mcconnell
stated in his remarks that the SUI
preme council also bought $4,000
worth of bonds holding altogether in
tht five war loans n hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars worth OF
securities. He further stated that
upon investigation by the Insurance
commission OF the financial affairs OF
thu order on May LIST, they declared
the order ninety-seven per cent sol
vet with all oblgatios paid and over
five million dollars in the emergency
fund. This splendid record has not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

John Stuitz, went TO Bayonne Tues
day night as guests of Bayonne coun-
ell No. e64, to do "honor" to the new
Grand Regent William zimmerman,
by his home council. A large and
enthusiastic gathering OF local and
visiting Arcanimites which included
nearly the whole of the official r. A
families was present Grand Regent
Knoepel of New York. Supreme Au-
ditor William f. Mcconnell, Supreme
Member OF Court on Laws U. w.
Tompkins. and Past Grand Regents
OF ewN Jersey Haring. Bierman and
Grealey were also present.
All present pledged their allegiance.
support and cooperation to the new
Grand Regent and a most successful
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

Cldl May session.. IL 70 ex-
empt operators In his category.
Would NulIify Old Exemptions.
This would seemingly remove points
OF clash, did not this article compel
payments of rents and royalties which
might be construed as tacit admission
on the part of the operators that the
government owns all petroleum and
that any future congress might al its
pleasure revoke oil rights.
The letter published recently In a
New York paper ove the signature
american Association of Producers
of OIL in Mexico" stating that under
the new iaw no American or foreign
company may do more than file its
titles an dgive up its lands, grossly
misrepresents the facts.
The law does. however. require oil
companies to incorporate under the
Mevican law. the same as American
laws require that certain foreign COM
panies incorporate.
Mexican oil statgesmanshlp has not
been clever.
While the new constitution restores
to the government all petroleum, its
provisions are too sweeping and am
biguous. Loopholes and rough edges
make 1t liable to misinterpretstion
and plausible criticism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

The most valuable possession %
Reykjavik is It's museum. eontainlng
relics OF northern history. Some Of
Iceland'a historic souvenirs have been
taken by Denmark. but the museum
contains a number Of church relies. old
Morse and Icslandlc household goods
and other exhibits which recall the
days Of Eric the Red. Helgf the Lean
and other mortimer OF fame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
KEYPORT R. A.
HAS BUSY WEEK
Imporant Meeting of Coronal
Council viii Be Held
Tonight
BIZ Special cor-espondent.

REYPORT, May "a very impor-
tant meeting OF Coronal Council. No.
1856, Royal Arcanum. will be held to-
night. h usiness of special importance
is to come before the council. The
representative to the Grand Council
Session S. ID. @. Regent Louis Stultz
Jr., and member of the committee on
the State of the Order A. A. Philo
will make their reports. A social
hour with refreshments will follow.
Deputy Lous Stultz Jr., and Secre-
tary A. A. Philo accompanied by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
Wetaht of Ice.

A cubic foot Of ice weighs 5T.5
pounds, or 80 cubic inches weight al
most exactly one pound. A good way
to estimate the weight Of q r~ectangu-
lar block Of ice Ia to multiply together
the depth, breadth and thickness In
ana divide the result by 80,
the answer being given in pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Remove
Them with Othine-Deubie
g4rem1fh

This preparation for the rsmoysi st
moving freckles and giving O. clear
BEAUTIFUL complexion that II Is sola
nader guarantee to refund the money
IL Ii fails. all.
rat an ounce Of Othine and remnve
them Even the first few. apphcation
should show q wonderful fmprovement.
some of the lighter freckies Vahishins
IA sure to ask the druggist for yns
souble strength Othine; II Is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee
-AdX.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09

State OF the Order OF which secretary
Philo is a member win shortly meet
at Newark for organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
MexicO'S ReSOlUe To Gust Oil
Control Forces Showdown By
P0WerS In Most Risky Dispute


which is to be considered at the spe-
cial May session. 1t proposes to ex-
! empt operators In this category.