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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29
CITY OF EVELETH PLANS
GREAT WINTER CARNIVAL
Military Homecoming Celebration and Carnival Will EN-
brace Principal Outdoor and Indoor Sports, Games
and Amusements Known to Modern Mankind.

there will be many entries and much
excitement. Snow shoe races will be a
feature and several entries already
have been made. Skating will be made
a popular diversion of the carnival and
an exhibition Of fancy skating will be
given by Miss Minnie Cummings Of
Minneapolis, who is favorably known
in her line in the largest cities Of the
country.
Eveleth has an auditorium that will
accommodate 400 dancers at one time.
That great indoor diversion will be
open to all and at hours when other
amusements are not feasible or timely.
Tobin g famous jazz band will alternate
with other orchestras and bands in fur.
nishing music for the dancers.
Those back Of the Eveleth carnival
Of winter sports wish and expect that
large number Of marching clubs will
be present and take places in lines Of
march from time to time. Naturally
such clubs will be expected to appear
in uniform, but that will not be an
imperative condition. 1t has been sug-
gested, too, that former service men
give exhibition marching and drilling
in full uniform, either regulation or
fancy, and competitive drills between
companies clubs or towns, thereby add.
ing 10 the interest Of the carnival.
Sleep wilt be tho smallest considera-
ton during the carnival. Those who
feel they must sleep will be given every
possible facility and those who may
tire Of tho clamor and bright lights
easily can take the trolley cars to id.
jaesat towns for . night Of quiet slum-
Der, If tired nature demands Il.
Eveleth . carnival Of wiatsf sports
and homecoming to servise men-1an.
uary I, 2, 3 and 4. Paste tho fact and
date in your hat, II you have q single
drop Of sporting blood in your system.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29

Schaibly and ego sitter" Refine. Hoeh
and a: former Mrs: DR.. Davis, prom
inent residents of the patrician East
End. Can you beat it, dear old reader :
II you have some new and novel way
for making money. fly, then impart it
without delay to Supt. Hoke, so that
he can try it on the school board treas.
ury. -. = -. 80,
The police seem to be puncturing
some of the nasty pimples on tina city g
fair face. Werkfarm peroxide often
has an Graduating effect on such erup-
tions.
Many a layman is wondering if it is
ethical and right for district Judge
to serve former clients as a lawyer
after he has been boosted onto the
bench.
- - ~"
They do say that local railroad
man would not have to be coaxed much
to induce him to~throw his hat into the
ring in opposition to congressman
Carss.
Last year, a young business man in
Duluth sent his father the Rip-saw for
a year. "You could not have given
me a more acceptable present." father
wrote back.
If you cannot get an office in the
marble-lined courthouse or the anti
quated city hall, why not take job at
census taking under Billy McEwen. He
needs you.
Congressman Carss rolled in from
the national capital last week and
spent a few days at repairing little
gaps in his political fences in and
around Duluth.
Hibbing, the alleged richest village
on earth, will have to deplete its re-
sources bit if Victor Power is made
governor and Col. Hitchcock is sent
to congress.
It sounds decidedly funny to hear
Judge tanners call the docket in mu-
nicipal court and then set for trial
eases in which he is an attorney for
one Of the itigants.
It is reported that Little Tammany
has appointed a peace commission to
heal up the breach between that very
practical political body and Judge
James L. Travers.
1t will add to the interest in life and
promote the study Of human nature to
watch William A. Cant hand out cam
paign cigers, if the stand-patters draft
him to run for congress.
.
Supt. Hoke is beginning to realize
that woful waste eventually leads to
woful want. His princely iberality
with the taxpayers money seems In
clined TO receive q check. -
49, =; 80 90 49, ..' ."@.'>
/ Ed. NJ. Erickson, a Proctor railway
employe and q veritable Lion of the
North in any cause that he espouses,
Is strongly talked Of as q candidate
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29

Investigation Of the Elaine, Arkan.
sas, race riots by correspondent Of
the Chicago Daily News brings out
facts more noteworthy than the sever
ity of punishment meted out to the al
legged negro revolutionists.
Back of the outbreak is the report
that two white men opened fire on a
peacable negro meeting. Back of the
meeting is an attempt Of some negroes
to organize and, collect funds to bring
lease-testing case into the courts.
Back of this desire to- bring a court
case is the plantation store system
found in many parts Of the South.
The negro rents the land he works
on the half share basis, and he has to
nuy his supplies from the owner of the
plantation or from store designated
by the owner. It. is the store system
which enables the landlord to exploit
the tenant.
At the end Of the crop year, when
the tenant is ready to sell his crop, he
gets an unitemized bill from the store
keeper who has previously found out
about what the tenant. win get for his
crops. The storekeeper has to know
this so as to know how high to make
the bill for supplies.
"There are thousands Of cases cas-
lily found" says the Chicago News
correspondent, "where negroes took up
during the year goods valued at not
over $500, made q crop Of which their
share was 1000 or more, and when
the time came for q settlement were
told that their bill for the years sup
plies was $1,000, leaving them in debt
the neat year to the extent Of 500"
The negro is prevented by an I'M.
written law from leaving the land of
an owner 90 long a. he Is In debt. The
owner. IL thus assured Of having his
land worked on these unfair terms as
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29
THE ARKANSAS RACE RIOTS !
due TO GREEDY WHITE men
Tenant Farmers White and Black, Are Kept IN Debt to
Plantation Stores-EAorts to Secure Square Deal
Lead to Rioting and Bloodshed.

long as he juggles the store accounts.
The system is widely used by Arkan.
sas plantation owners and little effort
is made to conceal it. Rather it is
justified as being necessary to "keep
the niggers from owning the country
In the district where the rioting
broke out, the negroes formed a fra
ternal organization known as the Pro-
gressive Farmers and Household union
of America. Each male member was
to pay $3.50 and each female member
SO. cents. Incorporation papers were
drawn up by Williamson & Williamson,
white attorneys Of Winchester, Ark.
The announced purpose Of the organi.
cation was court action to force proper
settlements from owners Of the land,
and there appears TO- be no evidence Of
revolutionary purpose unless such ac.
ton through the courts could be 90 re.
garded. 49,.
In the rioting which followed the
first shooting at the negro church, Is
negroes and whites are said to have
been killed. News dispatches from He
lena, Ark, indicate that already 4S
negroes have been convicted on murder
charges, of whom II are sentenced 20
death, and 122 more negroes are TO
come up for trial.
The plantation store system IL IN.
doubtedly safe in that section Of Amer.
lea for the time being. But its evil
results go'on there and throughout the
South and In time must lead 70 other
serious disturbances. There 10 no sub.
stitute for democracy and fair dealinQ
between man and man. Race differ.
ences do not justify taking from the
worker the product Of his toll.
Unfortunately too, the store land.
lords do not make distinctions between
the negro and the white tenant, a,
white skin does not protect the white
tenant from the store gougs any more
than the negroes black skin mekes
him liable to it. It 10 the desire "a
profit at the expense Of the worker
that makes the vicious system audit q
the political power Of the landowners
which protects them and Il from "a
operation Of the law. Thonsands sof
white farmers Of Tsnas, for ilstauss.
live in numbered houses on Rrest plan.
tations, have to trade ct tho plsntation
store, and never get ont Of debt.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29
JUST LIKE FATHER -.
Nv was the banquet" asked

"How was the banquet" asked
mother.
"Fine," replied the dutiful son.
"Father gave the toast to the ladies. -
"He did, ehf That's just like him.
letting on to lot Of other women that
g 80 kind and eonsiderate whom 10.
wouldn't make toast for me in the
mornings If my head were splitting
open. detroit Free Press.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-11-29

SOME DIFFERENCE.
"What do they mean by platsnie af.
fectionin -
"Gas burning, chair warming, but
NO candy or trips to the thsatsr. ~
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

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Be sure and get so cent box today
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them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Clergyman Loses Life
In Accidental Fall
From Hotel Window

PHILADELPHIA. Pcnna. Dec. -
Tho Rev. Edward Is. Henry. former
chaplain in the United States navy and
at ono time connected with Catholic
churches IN Portland. Maine. fell from 4
seventh story window Of hotel here 'o'
day and was SO badly injured that he
died in a short time without rcEaInng
consciousness.
Father Henry arrived in this city to-
day and was joined at the hotel nE his
mother. Mrs. Edward b. Henry. and hts
sister, Mrs. Vincent kcrens. both of New
York. They wcr" about to leave the no.
tel on q shopping tour before going TO
Atlantic City for tn" benefit OF HIS
health. when Father Henry returned 10
his room to get his ovcrcoat. AS h" VAS
leaving, Mrs Horny called TO him TO
raise the window as tho room was war<L
When the priest did not return after Il
few minutes both women went To the
room. The daughter looked out Of the
window and in horror informed her
mother Of what had happened.
A deputy coroner who investigated inc
case said later he believed the priest
fell out Of the window when he Was
seized with an attack Of vertigo. The
window sill in tn" room is low, he said and
would permit person to fall out very
easy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
LANSING REVEALS
TRUE CONDITIONS
TO LEGISLATORS
Secretary of State Criticises
Course of Government
Regarding Mexico

WASHINGTON. prc. 9Th" lament
able condition Of things that obtains
with respect to Mexico. though II hard
~ has needed emphasis. was br"uSh;
moro than ever nj" IA" h'n"lEht ny
the starcmrntS Of Secretary Lansing be-
fore the Senate fCrc!Gn relations COM
mittcc.
MIR. Lansing criticised tho cours" Of
the government IN the past toward
Mexico. He described il a. "snp,u".
He said among other things that tho
only cNcusc that could h" offered was
that a. war with Germany was lmp"uu-
ing and it was not considered advisable
10 take on too rnuCh at once.
The reflection OF tn" secretary In TINS
governments Mexican policy. together
with his dcvclatiOn that the prtSlG'h'
had not been sOnSult,.l about II since
deepen the general impression her" that
tho relations Of this nation Z exec
have drirtcd into about as bad Ii .aIIgi'
as could he conceived Of.
heretofore, democratic senators and
democratic officials have. with little OK
ception, defended or ClCsscd Owe" what
has been done or not done 10y ms gov
eminent in reference" to M"Ni"o. They
evidently pcrCciv" that ii IS useless or
unwise 10 do this longer.
The criticism of the MoNtcnn no!l""
by Secretary Lansing. however, has
caused Surpris" here. II seems I" "a
djrotc he has been out of sEu'pI'HI
with the administrations course. II
recalled that ne was "Ut uf SNmW,thH
with much Tho president "!i r'E"ru'hG
tn. pcucc negotiations. ni'T th' 'N-
curnstanccs thcrc Is NOR" wond"rn"'',
ON holding to his office when h" w"nld
have been able. by rcsigning and Sr"hN.
ing out the facts as he saw 'h"m. -
have performed real public service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
The Quick Way to
Stop a Cough
Th;, homemade syrup does tho
work in u hurry. Easily r'S
pared, and saves ahou' 49,



Va, ,nioht ne surprised to know '"aI
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r.. chcar, but irr prompt reST'tS ~
j,.,t, au%;h.Ng else Won ever ,'''"
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,mnlasscs honey. or corn svrun: ihSteau
ni sunar ,v-rIp. ii des!rnd. nus t"t
MAKE , full r.rt-a family $npp'E!nIo as
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rcadv.maUe cough syrup.
And as r,ugh medicine, there IS
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nr;rr /, goes right to the spot anu
r;yr. rs .ck, lasting relief. 1t promptly
L.'l. re inNamcd membranes that inc
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Pinrx is a highly concentrated COM com.
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To avoid disappointment ask you ts
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Arrested For Violation
Of Lever Act in the
FairnOnt District
sncc.al nisrntch u Thc IntellIscnccr.

Special Dispatch to Tho IntcllIscu""r.
FAIEMONT. W. Va. Doc 'A.--EharE'd
with violating the Lover act II. T..
Smith. a miner at the owings mines III
Harrison county. was arrested today 10y
special agents of the government. smith
was brought to the county Jail here and
will hay" 4 hearing before L. ). Commits
siuncr Kirby soon, Assistant District
Attorney Harry Eytcr. Of Martinsburg,
is here representing the government in
tho case.
Smith is charged with having attempt
cd 10 intCrf'rc with The miners return
ing to work at the OwinEs mine and with
various activities which the federal
agents say constitutes 4 violation Of the
federal law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
ASK THE SETTING ASIDE
OF NATURAL GAS ORDER

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dee. S.-Thr
Hone Natural Gas company tlcd p"tl-
ton today with IN" public service" com
mission asking that the order recently
ISSUED directing lhat gas he furnished
the gas distributing companies 81 Nor
rantnwn be set aSldr The commission
bas nor vet rrtrt! IN this matter
The Hope Natural Gas company
claims thai the two distributing COM
hanics have contracted for rHS %uCflCt'tll
TO cover thor needs from tn" Farn"E!"
Natural Gas company.
The Hop" Nat,.ti Gas company also
appcalcd today IT," recent decision, of
the commission regarding this question
10 the supreme court OF appeals Of
West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Excessive Price For
Fuel Oil Alleged

rcprcSrutriiNos of tho United States
unv,ruiurn, f.l"d in federal court here
10 day = suit against n" Trane-,'ont =
cmtnl b,l company &c Pitt shurEh in
which tn" Alteration was mad" that n"
concern bar ohnr.,"d unjust and unr"as-
cunhln prices for fuel oil. Five offd-
l..rl~ Of IN" company ar" named ne dc.
!'I innts.
! Ti.., suit charged thnt tho company
! aII g., ofiCiHl" named sold 5000 bar
rolS Of fuel oil Cor g. 70 n barrel to an
OHIO cp.,orn. which sal" It was sa' :.
! was 'o.I.'~prv ~ Tho, form Of act 0t
c"osr,%< i" such o2s1 rr%vtd"d,% Soy ".
pamy. held Do ,'nlatinu Of IN" law N
federal auth. ..."s. w"r" cited in IN.
suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
LIGHT FIRES At
AETNA STANDARD

Fires were lighted yesterday evening
in tn" furnaces nj tn" Aetna 81 andard
plrut Of tn" American Sheet and Tin
I'IHir company.
r. \. Kennedy. official uf tn" Aetna
Standard mill WAS unable To- say last
night just what day resumption Of work
would h" started at the plant. hut an
n"unccd that 1t probably VII hc h"for"
IN. first If next week. This will de-
rrnd upon tn" length of time required
to- dry the furnaces.
The NNinr- standards min" is now
uu,rn'iua, in pert. with about ~ per
cent Or the normal fore" Of miners get
l.ag ont rnal which will h" used to
"I"ratc the rlNEt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
NO CHANGE IN The
STRIKE SITUATION
Meeting Of wheeling steel & Iron Com
pany Employees Held Yesterday
Afternoon.

There nro no new developments in
the steel strIk" situation in the local
district and tn" manufacturers ~ we'll
aS ,hr men seem Ia h" simply laying
barl. on their oars and waiting for the
coal s:run'irn TO come to a climax.
\ h!g meeting of the men OF the
Wheeling steel & Iron Company plant
WAS held y.~trrdny afternoon, but there
was u",h.ng d"lur and IN" men did no;
give out any statement following the
r,crliu;, which LASTED for several hours.
Everything at Rcnwuod is very quiet
and there is nothing doing of import
aUC".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Lucy C.. Vichich,

Lucy vichich. vito Of John Vichich
No. 310 Marshall street. Bcnwood. died
last night at s o'clock at the North
Wheeling hospital following an illness
Of ten days OF typhoid fever. Deceased
was % years of age and was born and
reared in Grinia. Crotan She. came IL
Wheeling two years ago from Wendell
W Va. She was "A member of the
Catholic church. Of Bcnwood. and also
IL member of the Croattan society. ShE
is survived by her husband and tho
following children: John. Nicholas
Maggie Mary and Rosie Nichich. and
ono brother.
Tho body was taken to the Mende'
company where il was prepared for
burial. Funeral arrangements are in
complete but intcrm"nt will be made II
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

wife of Frank Arbour. will be held this
afternoon AT o'clock at the residence
OF her brother. Samuel Nesbitt. No 50
Fifteenth street. Rev. ChaS II. Robin
son. pastor Of tho First United PrcSby-
terrain church. Will conduct the services
and intcrmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
Mrs. Arbour died at the South Side
hospital in Pittsburgh Saturday morn
ing following an illness OF ono week.
She was born in this city 43 years ago,
tho daughter Of tho late William J. and
Agnes Ncshitt. and had resided in this
city until her marriage about IS years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
rorAan.E DISCOVERY.

since 1907 professor and director Of the
rhysIcal laboratories. nt the university
Of Manchester. FINLAND has solved me
scrrrt sou.bt by ancient alchcmists. ic-
COZ, ing 10 Tho Matin. 80
b.st kumwn physicists in the world. He
has devoted much attention IN recent
wears To- rtdio-Rctivity.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
"ROSY-FlT"
If Bilious. get your
Pep and Color back
with "CasCaretS"
with "CasCaretS>


Furrrd Tongue. Fad Taste, lu'!lG'-.
ton. Sallow Skin. and " S"rahl" ll"I'.
aches come from t'll"u ilv"l Ir'
sluggish bowels, which 'Iu~" thc ST. ~.
ach to bccom" filicd wuh undicrsr'r
food which sours and f"Tlu'u'. forming
acids, gases. and pois"nS. 'necar"is
tonight will give your bilious E-,r md
constipated bowels 4 Thorough cleansing
and have you feeling clear. hrigln and
~ TT as fiill" H. morning. Cds.rr".-
never Sirk"n "r iu,"urcnirnr" y"u nk,
nasty talomrl. Salts. OIi. "r gr,Iuns;
Pills. Thvy work while you sl'"p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
NOVELTY GLASS PLANT
HAS MIDNIGHT FIRE

A slight fire occurred last night at
the Novelty Glass compapy's plant on
AMI the Atlantic and Fort Henry trucks
responded. The fire was cntingushcd in
l. few moments. Total damages amount
I'd to about $50 ON the return trip the
Fort Henry truck slipped over the hank
and had 70 b.. pulled out. The truck
wlS uuIa nagrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN
Tales Of tn. underworld Of New Yof

Tales Of the underworld Of New Yofk
or stories Of nights Of perpetual Light,
a. told BY Detective francis E. cAddsn,
OF the New York City police aeDa<4-
mont viii appear In The ratsNi6sAo>S
on mondays and wsdnssdAys, starting
with the ISSUE Of December stl oolns
OF tire articles are "Ths TILE -: the
rrsu OF the Cough" "Tals Of ~ 1uR.
row Of 800 koy," "TAls Of ths hand
Of the yellow claw" "TAls Of the xrA0
of tn, Cigarette Boz" and osasrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Berger Gets Largest
Vote In the Primary

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec S--Victor l..
Berger. Socialist, and Henry Fl. Bod"n-
stab. Republican Fusion candidate. to-
day were nominated for congress ut u
primary election IN tn" Fifth Wisconsin
district. Berger received $4,000 votes
and Bodenstab 9.9S2. Tho special cleo
tion will be held on December ~. to Nil
tho vacancy caused hy the present con
xrcss refusal 10 seat Berger.
The vote in this district ut tho regular
election last year was approximately
-, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Sheats Funeral Today.

Funeral services will be conducted
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
family home in Grcigsvlle for tho late
Mrs LYDIA G.. Sheets. wife of David
Rev. Bennett, pastor OF the Grcigsville
VI. E. church. will conduct the services
and intermrnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
Hebrank Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Magdalene Hebrank will be held this
morning at the family home. No. 3
Thirtcneth street, at $50 o'clock follow
cd by high mass OF rcQucim at Q o'clock
1T St. Joscphs Cathedral. lntcrment
will be made in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

Joe KaloS. Of South Wheeling. passed
away at the North Wheeling hospital
at . o'clock last evening from heart
failure. He was admitted TO that in
stitution but two hours before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09

FREE AND EASY--nean Jones. az
y,ln il credited with this definition Of
freedom of speech: The liberty to say
Won say."-Chicago Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-09
HAND CAR JUMPS TRACK
B. & O. FOREMAN HURT

49,. =, n hand car uu WIltn III WIS
- guIup"d the track near FluShihs'
Ohio, about $50 o'clock yrSi"raa? Ai'''-
noon Samuel sinclair. Of R'vcrNIrw. re-
r.:,rd A compound fraCtur" If The right
onl.lc and one finger broken. Ilr was re-
moved in the Martins Ferry hospital for
medical attendance. Mr.. Sinclair Is
about 80 years Of age. and Is foreman
Of II carpenter gang OF the Il. and =.
railroad