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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
Vienna, Not Berlin; Berchtold Not Kaiser,
At Bottom Of World War, According to
the Startling Archives Just Uncovered

Kaiser According Documents Dictate
matun and Did Not Even See It Until After DeveryRecord Of
Austrian War Council Says wholly Unacceptable Demands
Should Be Made On Serbia In Order That It Will
Be Certain to War"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

The championship billiard matches
under way in New York are but a
leadup series to the worlds cham
pionship tournament which will
open in Philadelphia on Decem-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
GREATER WHEELING
ELECTION SET FOR
NOVEMBER 18TH
Resolution Providing For the. Election
Adopted BY Council Last Evening.

Tho Greater Wheeling election will h"
held on Wednesday. November % \ r"-
solution fixing this date for tn" election
was adopted by city council last night.
Tho resolution was prepared 10y Solicitor
]. J. 7. O'Ericn and Introduced hy tuuu-
Gilman Camden s. Tan"y.
Tho resolution directs tn" solicitor -
notify tn" mayors of Warwo"d. Fulton.
WoodSdaiC. Patterson. L'u'hrrwunh
Pleasant Valley. Edgwood and Elm
Grove of III" date "r tn" "lc,tiun IT,"
mayors Of thcS" municipalities arc on
pCctcd, under tho act providing for IA"
Greater Wheeling election. To- nam" thor
election Judges AMI clerks and places Of
voting in their municipalities. within SIX
weeks after receiving motto" If tn" dar"
of the election
Tho resolution provides the form Of
the ballot 70 be used In tn" election. Tho
ballots will contain tn" words "fur
Greater Wheeling" and against Great
ct Wheeling"
Tho resolutions also describes tn"
boundaries Of all IN" territory which II
is proposed TO include in Greater Wheel
ing. including III" municipalities. rh"S"
boundaries are fined H. IA" Greater
Wheeling act If ia" Legislature.
City Manager Charles; O. Eph,in sub
mittcd TO council Il letter. "Nrr"~ ing IN"
belief that the Wh""liug s. .""". rnu i.ssu"
for street paving ami filtration could lac
held before tho Greater Nhr'lin. "I'"-
tion, and asked that IN" Greater Wheel
ing election "" held not earlier ihan n"
last week Of E"v,ms"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

an and N. S. Eoonan. Huntington: and
J. +. Dillon. Crown City, ..
Pure Ice & Storage Co. Fairmont
capital stock $4,000: inrorporators: Il.
l.. Butcher H.. Il. Harden. f.. K. Ayers,
a. a. Ayers and r. 4. Anon. Fairmout.
Hamlin's Pharmacy. Rlucfcld: capital
stock $1,000; incorp0rators; W. G. Nit
chell. J r. Iiamlin. c. \. Rogers. NJ. *.
Mitchell. T.. +. Han,lin and Il. NJ RoG-
ers. BluetiCld.
Blackstone Coal Co. M"rEantown:
capital stock Sj0.on0. incorr"rators: -.
S. Fisher. e. g. Case. G.. L"rul"y. =. &.
Steel and S. A. PUSten. M"rgau,Qwn
Crumrinp Equipment & Supply Co..
Huntington: capital stock $4,000: IN
corporators: c. Hoover. y. J. Williams.
II. d. Scott. &. &. Crumrinc and Il. VI.
Davis Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
COUNCIL APPROVES
SLIGHT CHANGES
IN PAVING PROGRAM

cay council las, "cvninS approved n
Sigh; change. suggested by the Wheel
ing Traction company. in the plans for
paving South Eoff and North Huron
streets.
Ia return for tn" consideration of
being relieved from paving between It's
rails and ono foot either side of the
tracks with the heavy type of paving
which tn" city is to use. sto take over
IN" urll"cp Of eighteen inches on either
side If it's rails and keep the present type
Of paving in good repair during the
present financial crisis.
The company. through Vice President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

pound my husband wanted me to rylt
! took it for " eek and felt little bet.
ter. kept itup Tor three months, and
feel fine and can eat anything now
without distress or nervousness. MIS-.
]. WoRTHLINE;, 2842 North Taylor st.,
Philadelphia Pa.
The majority of mothers nowadays
overdo, there are so many demands
upon their time and strength; the result
is invariably a weakened, rundown,
nervous condition with headaches, back,
ache, irritability and depression and
soon more serious ailments develop.
1t is at such periods in life that Lydia +;
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Will
restore a normal healthy copditlon, as
il did to Mrs. Worthline-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

SlCKly most oL Iue
time. ] went to a
doctor and he said
| had nervous indi-
grstion, which adj
dcd to my weak
condition kept me
worrying most Of
the time - and he
said if | could not
stop that, | could
not get we'll: l
heard somuclabout
Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Tau.afahle Conn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
c. p. Billings, offers to pave intersec'
tions with the heavy type paving and Il

tions with the heavy type paving and I"
keep its share Of the paving bctwcr
intersections in good repairs. The city
will be relieved of the cost OF one foo,
Of paving the entire length Of the cw"
sections of street, and of the expense OF
cutting away the end of the street rail
way tics to make room for the concrc'"
header curb. The arrangement will also
permit repairs to be made to water
mains under the street car line without
disturbing concrete paving base
The city reserves the right to require
the street car company to pave with the
same material as the city at any time II
may see tit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
CATHOLIC SCOUT TROOP.

A Catholic Scout troop Is being or.
panizcd this week at St Alphonsus
church with DR.. Oscar Alderman AS Tho
scout master. 1t Is expected the organi-
cation OF the troop will be completed By
the end Of the weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
NOTED SPEAKER COMES To CITY
IN INTERESTS Of RED CROSS
BAPTISTs TO NEET.

Local minister's and lnyrn"u VIII at
lend state gathering Wh'h viii be-
held ut Huntington. DCtoh'.r II :" u.
TIL" minister's frat"rnal uulnn WI no
gin Thursday evening o"d ""ii' ihn"
through until Wednesday morning. Will"
tho meetings Of tho general n>.''. 'Ai'"h
Will begin "Wednesday af,"r'l""ir \ I'm"
pr gram has been arranged which rill
prr&rn, ever! rhts" Of ia" church WORK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
DIR. THOMAS {. GREEN TO ADDRESS
WHEELING AUDIENCE SATUh-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Meeting Will Be Held In A. o. o. W.
HALL And Public Is 1nVtted-dreat
rnspirational Speaker.

: VIVA, will amount !" ih" opening 81
/ the annual membership roll call OF IN"
| American rrd Cross Will hc the address
OF Or. Thomas L. Green. director OF ~"
speakers bureau in THIS city. Sa'urHa!
! afternoon If this week.
| Or. Green comes :" tins ptE NJ INC
! instance If Thomas l.. F"uih. S"'r"'ar!
of the Wheeling 'harlrr. American i''u
! Cross who pron"un"cS him IN" Grcat's'
! ;nsnir,tionaI speaker he ever heard. Mr..
! n,u,r first heard Nr. Green at lscd
Cross conference held IN washington
vhort ,:,nc orn and III" 2"o Red Cross
! officials who attended thli conferences
were. SIMPLY carried away With IN" cI"-
| ouc,,cc and message Of The speaker
! \, the close Of this meeting Mr.. F"uiH
asked pr Green "a come to h''lihE
| sorc time prior to 'hc opening q! 'n''
! roll call in hits city and give to "h""'-
iu. : .,.mIlnr m"s>ng" as they hid re-
| c.jv.d and he cons, nt'I I" pay Visit
here
Yesterday NJ F"ilk received mes
sage that lJr. Green w"uld b" III " h'''-
, .r.r saturday. October /. this hclnE IN"
only ,sn'" h" could get I" III" city h"'"r"
,o,. roll AN cI'n"d. and asking hfn To
I arrunv.. Il mrrtiuE
Secured Quarters.
Tho TIM" being unusually SNORT I"
, work I'D a meeting such rs thc speaker
d,..cry,': NJ. Fouik got busy and rented
the auditorium rf T." \. q. |. W. NJ No.
11In ,'hsr,liur str""'. wh"r" tho meeting
will H., held ,-rnmcucinE at three o'clock
Saturday afternoon While II is impos-
sihlc T., advertise II very extensively IN
Tho Few day:; intervening. il is hoped the
I ,.IIi. yrl r-Srrud very largely and II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

The Old Stone churchyard at
Elm Grove is laid off in burial
lots, which are nov selling. This
beautiful tract has become part
: of the Stone church cemetery.
Write the secretary, H. F. Carter,
Elm Grove, w. Va, for plat OF
the churchYard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

Saturday very GOOD customer McMechen, after making
Of obtain the benefit OF our Liberal cash d
We advised her to keep her secu
tics, purchase but she was firm In her intention TO secure
the ca discount accept securities Lieu cash.
friends have asked the same accommodation we ADVISE @
afford the same oppor
t f. nh Of orr customers will
bonds It DR. and allow regular the time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

md on N" either hand. Il YOU hav"
nothing You can't venture i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Philadelphia. Pa. IL was rrrywcak,
always tired, my back achcd. and felt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

. W. Bush. f. ]. G. RcnnNr. T. II. clay
nal I. H. Weber. Huntingdon
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

because convinced that this the only thing that will make
DEMOCRACY reality instead of vaporng meaningless ideal
end We believe that Negroes should trade with Negroes
personal sacrifice order that the
for which they will not have to compromise.
3rd Since result of social conditions grouped in a
tain civic and geographic division of the city, should
make this division the garden spot the city This be accomplish
ed by trading with Negroes first and with white people in the
nlunty who most friendly to f5t8
9TH We believe that honesty efficiency should
creed that every Negro should be taught qualify and fight like
demon for the Mayoraly Governorsp Presidency nowl Now
Just the the Jew the Irish any other group
5th We believe cooperative agitation only Negroes
but from all and that suffer from prejudice exploitation
ostricism.
9th We believe that if the ripe progressive
gent leadership for the overrpe for the Negro
9TH We believe that every Jim Crow and discriminatory
tuition should be obteraed preferably through legislation IF
NOT BY SOME OTHER METHOD MORE DRASTIC
Sth We believe compulsory education for every
up to the age of 10 years.
9TH We believe that every honest person u S.
will subscribe to the foregoing principles make himself
of one to help put them into operation
10TH We believe that the working and together
the business should control the politics of this instead of the
ignorant selfish peanutheaded professional politicians
WE GET OUR LESSEN FROM THE EGG. In every egg is
the germ OF future chicken after being subjected for length
HERE is WHERE THE FIGHT BEGINS if the chick
and be free must upon
the shell to gain that freedom.
We economic social and political get out
we want to live, want to be free CONSERVATIVE DE-
FENSIVE TACTICS WILL NOT FREE US
The you call this radcaism plead guilty and ask
mercy
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
The Theater and the People
no mercy,
(Continned from naoe Ky


he drama Tor the people, by the people, of the
democratic Drama necessarily literature millions it
who can neither read write An effective told
without the of single panolme Yet the pay can
rise to the heights of imaginative expression greatest
well the difficult of literary forms we get Shakespeare
Gothic, Ibsen Rlskin
lhe Theatre because amusement is en-
quilted with peril and high opportunity 1t peril
religious beliefs unfair and unfortunate prejudice
against make drama theatre low bv thinking If
so e dog bad name philosopher We forget
WISDOM the abuse of thing nothing against thing it has
opportunity for like the playhouse with its universal
appeal can influence the world vitality for the very
/ regarded pleasure.
The true nature OF the expressed while play The drama
catce man OFT guard SO to chdke soongly
ec INTO MS soul HE scared morals In the spirit of play single
and set-eXress1ve The theatres their deem craving
for play for sport for oy hence play luxury but necessity
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
Bombing the Bombers

It has beeA brought attention through reliable source
that Kenwbod Hyde Park Improvement Association largely
responsible the bombwar that being waged upon coored people
in this city.
WE ARE NOT PACIFISTS, THEREFORE WE BELIEVE
IN WAR BUT ONLY WHEN ALI, ORDERLY CIVIL PRO-
CEDURE HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED AND THE POINTS IN
QUESTION ARE UNSUITABLE
We are thoroughly cognizan should be waged
upon Negroes upon the innocent hardworng hon
est Negro Negroes that ought be bombed O The big
fake politicians who for poage have preached submissive
ness Those that take the platform throughout
the country large word the dictionary aneshg the
public without encoucg constructive thought 90 Those that tell
Property that they should rent from Negro
White ( Those who have made fortunes
protecting organized and who will fifteen cents 5c to-
wards the Day Nursery for coored Children ()
property through and preudced Association
when there are plenty brokers in the community But
YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO THE BOMBING, The
YOUNG EDUCATED PROGRESSIVE NEGRO IS FULLY
CAPABLE OF TAKING CARE OF THEM
The Young educated Negro bombs them than the
the from Paris They good
and likely their objects You rest as
they wait until these paacd Negroes enjoying
quiet repose sunderland but THEY WILL BOMB Them
WHEN THEY ARE AWAKE
Mr. L. NJ Smith and your Association to
say that you that the Negro led by aggregation
ignorant selfish compromising moycodde who defend the race
and by writing holding meetings for the
advocating would not let name appear on
the literature Of any discriminatory organization.
WHIP informs you that the compromising peaeaany
price Negro rapidly passing scrap heap yesterday and being
upplaned fearless intelligent Negro who recognizes compromise
but who'd demands absolute justice and fair play
THE WHIP therefore you make the mistake that
the Germans relying help the h for the white
people you appealing for assistance will find
your selfish and and will therefore forsae
YOU because thin fool of intelligent people
for any long period bombs will be placed doors and
THE BOMBERS WILL BE BOMBED.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
BIGGs MODERN DAIRY co.

In our respective territory extending
from Twenty.seeond to sixty.third
street, there are in operation 365 milk
wagons, only two of which are operated
by the above mentioned firm. In the ter
ritory referred to 20 per cent of the
population are colored, and yet either
of these 1853 wagons operated by white
firms are doing as much or more bust.
ness than either of the two wagons oper-
ated by our own people. What is the
troubled The product of the Biggs
Modern Dairy Co. stands the acid test
of the health department the same as
the others, and their wagons look as
good, their drivers are far more courte.
Gus, and yet they do less business among
colored people than their white com.
petitors. Again we are compelled to
ask What is the troubled
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
Breaking the Shell

There has considerable number of inquiries
office as to the policy WHIP This question and
arbitrary paper could have certain policy toward business
different attitude toward politics religion and
be completely justified on all.
In order not appear technical we'll that the
know whether this be listed what
monty radical conservative 1t gives the profound
pleasure know that there those that sufficiently
what going the community to make inquiries AT this
writing shall commit ourselves classification We
give you brief of the principles that through
cute existence be it short long.
We believe and the doctrine of universal brotherhood
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

driveth,' but when Marshall Foch
was placed at the head of the Unit
ed and Organized Allies the indom-
table Hun was crushed, teaching the
world and unborn generations the
lesson of constructive organization
and organized attack.
The lesson is obvious to the
American Negro. In order to pre-
serve his national life and to make
real and secure his God given, CON
stitutional and inherent rights, priv
ileges and immunities he must fight
fire with fire, that is, organization
with organization. Sporadic, I'M
intelligent and individual efforts to
attack the ever present evil and ever
looming spectre of American pref
JUDGE is useless and inimical to
his larger interests. 1t is historical
and only results in racial pande-
monium. The organization that sue
cessfully attacks the evils and curses
of American prejudices must be the
carefully constructed and well
formulated and intelligently con-
trolled force that makes itself felt
by weight of numbers and feared
by virtue of its militant force and
needed and respected because of its
national power.
The mission of such organization
subserves all activities of the Negro
in the United States. 1t must at
once wake the Negro from his
apathy, stir his lethargic blood to
point him to higher endeavor and
great achievement, secure him his
denied ballot, abolish Jim Crowism,
tear down from the walls of Amer
lean civilization the hideous paint
ing of lynching, open every way up
ward to him and convert a pervert-
ed public opinion.
Up to some nine years ago there
was no such real organization
which had as its end such a mission
and the necessary force and money
to make its mission eventuate in a
constructive program. But the COM
ing of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People
has at last furnished a basis for
this intelligent constructive and
militant organization which. means
the salvation of he Negro in, the
United States.
The cry then is organized Organ
ize for securing the denied funda-
mental rights that mean the success
of any activity of the Negro. AS
long as the indignities which are
now heaped upon the Negro go on
without any protest or fight on the
part of the Negro, just so long will
they continue and just so long ought
they to continue.
Let the lesson have fruit and let
the propaganda spread. America
must be real democracy, the Negro
must have equality OF opportunity
on the basis of merit and the Negro
himself must see and is going to see
to it that these things come to pass.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
INTELLIGENT ORGANIZE
TON IS SALVATION
Of THE NEGRO
BY A. T. McNEAL

The cry of a national America
with national ideals and national
policies has been echoed and re-
echoed over the United States from
the time of Theodore Roosevelt's
first presidency up to the present
moment. To the critical thinker
this Immediately suggests that ma.
tional crystallization in the United
States means a practical cementing
of the political, economical, and SOC
ial cleavages of the North, and the
South, and the East and the West.
The cementing of these cleavages
can mean but one thing, and that is
that the ideals and policies of one
must be swallowed up and digested
by the other. If the new national
ization of the United States means
that the South and the North are di-
vided only by geographical bound
aries, it also means that the North
will assimilate and absorb the poi
sonous bacilli of racial hatred and
color prejudice that infcst the
South.
The Southerners have had no diff
hculty in perverting northern
courts, northern public utilities,
northern universities and even
northern churches with their in
sidious and sinister propaganda.
The southerners have had no dit
ficulty in influencing the economic
exploiters of the north to exploit
the black chattel' and it required
no prolific and profound study to
reach conclusion that the crystal
lization of the north and the south
means the inevitable attempt to de-
stroy the Negro.
If naturalization is a force and
method to destroy the Negro, let us
in the unclouded light of reason and
truth find a method to successfully
combat this sinister intrigue" and
utter ruthlessness. If this new ma
tionalization means national soil
darity, coordination of intra ma
tional policies and forces, a co-ord-
nation of intra national capital and
ideals its last and final analysis is
simply gigantic, stupendous, and
well constructed plan of organiza-
ton.
When the Hun ran rampant ovei
Middle Europe in the recent world
conflict, tearing down the accumul-
ated genius of the human mind and
sweeping all before him, the ildivi-
dual efforts of the Entente Allies
was like the "chaf which the wind
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
CONFIDENCE
By II. DAVID MURRAY

By II. DAVID MURRAY
We must trust a man to serve him,
Make him think he is a man;
Then the good that is within him,
Strives to do the best it can. 80
Call him rascal and we drive him,
From all goodness by the ban; -
Then the bad that is within him
Strives to do the worst it can.
Distrust never yet has gathered,
One poor soul to God and life;
But has often further forced him.,
On to hatred and to strife.
6;
As man thinketh SO can he be,
Make him think he can be great;
Then the good that is within him,
Strives to reach the wished for state
Copyright 1919, H. Dav
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

R. W. Hunter 6 Co bankers. are
creating a wonderful seinent in no.
half of their proposed nanal bant hv
addressing various chnrc, on SUNDAY
evening.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

The Underwriters Mutual
Co, 2 East Thirty.frst street
Niagara Mutual Casualty Co.,
diana avenue, are race enter
deavoring to get hold of som
the 100000 per week now
to white companies.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

Mr.. Ernest H. Williamson, 80:
btreet, is erecting a three-story
at Sis State street, at cost
10000. A modern garage, with
est appointed undertaking establ
will occupy the entire building
Hanson is a fellow who does tn
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

Attorney J. n. simms, ,,,ie,o, 80
lne douglas employment ,ncy, 3532
State street, has opened th5 al, H.
p,oymeh. agency al row. street.
Miss Reid is in charge.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

It is heartily gratifying to fnd|
a large number of business places
Quoted by the race throughout the
Let us hope that the closing of II
looms on July LIST will be the n
of giving to our respective neig
hoods a department store and a
other muen ..,-...l enterprises.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

Mr.. Oliver E. Robinson, 3prai,is
avenue, assistant secretary 0, N;.a
ara Mutual Casualty Co., re- 90
chased the grocery and mark y
Rich at 637 East Thirty-nint
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

Every child before reaches stage self-conscoisns ex
himself in of the imagination but little actor
all men have thru this this
The playhouse the outgrowh tendency
to act
TO be continued week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

hersey' MCGOWAN nd Morseli, re-
Gently opened one of "a most modern
Undertaking eS'aoiis"''nts in the city
at 3J1j Indiana avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
Lawyer William II. Parker, 10

Lawyer William II. Parker, 1oi
Thirty-ffth street, recently incorporA|
IN this state the North American G
Co. at $4,000. Shares are selling
$1,000 each and are being rapidly 81
seribed for. If you have not order
your supply Of coal for the winter
will pay you to see Mr.. Parker.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24
Business Briefs
By Fl. David Murray.

Is it the lack of finance or push that
Chicago has not race play house of
some kind9
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-06-24

Mr.. Ernest H. Ensish has purchased
the tailoring establish bent of Mrs NJ
Monitor, AZ West Thisy fifth street.