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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
METHODIST minute
men IN RALLY
AT MOUNDSVILLE
VIII Be Eeld THIS Evening IN the Cal
vary N. z. Church OF That City.

This evening at the Calvary NJ. T.
church in Mcundsville the April rally
Of the Methodist minute men Will be
held. and. very Interesting time is be-
ing planned. The affair is In charge
Of the Moundsville minute men and q
very interesting program has been ar
ranged. This will consist Of 4 number
Of five minute talks. some musical num-
bcrs and other features not as yet an
nounced.
1t Is expected something over one
hundred minute men and other men Of
the church will go down from Wheel
ing. taking the car leaving at $40
o'clock {or the Marshall county metrop-
oils. Some instrumental music will be
taken along to help in the big noise.
and altogether a very enjoyable even
Inc is being anticipated
All Methodist men OF the city are in
vlted to Join the cvroTd and attend th!s
affair. which gives promise Of being I'M
usually interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Or. Lutz breaches
On 1.-THE New Birth"
Evangelist Speaks On "Can Be Saved
Out of Christi" Tomorrow

flight.
In an interesting service OF thn re-
vival going on at III" First Christian
church last night nr. II. T.. luiZ, tho
evangelist and rX-iniidnl. spoke on the
Now Birth" In this connection he SAID
in part The Lord has no use for So
crct disciples. He wants us In declare
ourselves for Him. For this reason lie
asks US 10 confess Him before men ana
TO be baptized. 10 show our belief IN
Chrst's death. burial and resurrection.
If you arc ashamed 10 do this you are
not I'll subject Ia become d Christian.
II doesn't pay 10 quarrel about religion.
We must accept III" facts Of the Bible
without question. This is true In regard
to baptism. II is not nhn-csScntial.
rs some, would try 10 have us believe.
None OF Chrisi's commands arc non-cs-
Scntial. To say SO. is to SANDER our
Lord.
1T is hard to admit II whom W" arc
wrong. ! know how hard Il was To go
back 10 my town where I had bOasicd
my infidCli,y. and confess l had been
wrong Baptism is n part Of tho pro-
cess of being born aEain. If you have
overlooked il. Civ" 1t its true place.
"pon't inherit your religion. Study
for ynurSclf. We have til" dirin" plan
Of salvation in Tho word nf God. Accept
il regardless OF man made crccds. II
will save YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
To Ladies -
b. Who are Stout

Fat is fatal to health and beauty.
Reduce weight scnsibly and easily; i'm
provo your health md figure. Avoid
heart trouble, wrinkles, nervousness,
weaknesses, etc, besides personal en-
barrassmcut, duo to obesity.
Look and feel younger. Walk
Eprightly. Let your eyes sparkle with
new ferTor. Surprise and delight your
friends. Be girl again!
Go to tho druggist, get small boz
of oil of korcin (capsu!es) and follow
directions Of tho korcin system. Re-
dnce 10 to GO pounds under guarantee.
Lat all you need (including some candy,
if dcsired) whilo reducing.
Don't bother about going through
tircsome exercises or following rules OF
starvation dict. Why not become slca-
der without drastic drugs, worry and
self-dcniaf Hero s your chanccs .zrap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
FEEL IT IN
Their BONES

Rheumatic sufferers are highly
sensitive and easily affected by any
change in the weather, they feel 1t
IN their bones.
rheumatism IS the foe which
steals away the Joy OF life.
: "Neutrone Prescription &c., the
different remedy, has banished
winter terors for all.
| Each week more and more suffer
ers IN all walks OF life take
''Neutrone Prescription 90" and every
week adds more names to the long
Hist OF permanent cures. Go to your
druggist today and get soc or $1.00
bottle. It viii repay you many
times In health. Mail orders fllled
en- S1.00 size.
c. H. Gr,cst Co. druggists, and lead
Sing druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
nunEE DIVISIONS COMING

NEW YORK. April a--Thc Goth. 10Th.
and 3Srd divisions have been released
for preparation for return, TO the United
states. the port of cmbarkation at Ho-
bokcn has been informed.
Tho 10Th division !thc Blue and the
GRAVY consists Of National Guard troops
oc New Jersey. Virginia. Maryland. Del
aware and tho District Of Columbia and
was released April r. The rnlceac Of
tho 10Th division. national army men
fror, southern Pennsylvania is effective
April 10 and that az the 33rd. National
Guard troops from Minnesota. Iowa.
Nebraska and North and South Dakota
is effective April II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
xsMous Hr1Ir.Rp1sr DEAD

CHICAGO. April s-Lcw Shaw. for
many years famous as m exhibition bill
lard player. died yesterday in a hospi-
tnl here of influenza. He was. born in
Elgin, Ill.,. So years ago and In his. early
years as an expert billiard player com
ing his defeat Of Jake SChacfcr In
Washington, D. c., in 1876. winning, by
Con 10 SAT. at the regular three ball
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
AvIAToR has nnSHAP

POLK. Pa. April 9-Ariator h. Ever
sole. who will be q New York-Chicaso
aviator mail carrier. will not be able to
leave this vicinity. where he landed yes
terday. until tomorrow. Evcrsolc IN
landing ran the nose Of hin machine
deep in the mud. breaking the propeller
: A now part was received from Cleveland
today, but It war deemed inadyisable
to make the start before tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Do You Sleep Well7

To be at his beat man must have
sound-rcrreshins sleep Whet waKcruI
and restless at night he is in no condi-
tion for work or business during tho
day. wakcfl:!rcSS is often caused by
INDIGESTION and constipation. and is
quickly relieved by Chamberlain
Tablets. Try 4 dose OF these tablets
and scc Row much better you feel with
a clear head and good digestion. For
sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
$4,000 sunscRrnm

WASHINGTON, April a-Contribu--
tions totalling. $4,000 to the proposed
fund of $150.000 to enable: returning
army nurses to prepare for public health
nursing have been received by the nat-'
ionnl organization for; public health
nursing. II was announced today. that
SO 900 Of this amount had been con.
lributcd by the Red Cross and $4,000
H' Miss s Ella Phillips crandall. executive
secretary OF the organization. states that
many nurses returning from work In
camps and cantonemcnt zones at home
or with the army abroad, already had
sought scholarships... made possible by
this fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
NO JUGO-SLAV ARMY
AGAINST COMMUNISTS

PARIS, April o-Thc Jugo-slav press
bureau hero announces that the govern
ment has rejected demand Of the allies
intended to obtain tho cooperation of
Jugo-Slav army against the Hungarian
cornmuniet government The refusal, II
II added. was made on tho ground that
the allies have not yet recognized Juso-
Slayia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Planning the Union Of
Germany and Austria

PARIS. April o-(Dy The Associated
nnnnuncc the arrival there Of Il German
icicEation which has opened ncgotia
lions for tho incorporation Of Austria
in Germany,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Jap Troops to Suppress
Outbreak of Koreans

;h0NoLULy, April Six battalions
of Japanese troops are being sent to
Korea to suppress disturbances which /:
are spreading according to Nippu Jill
Gu blcgram from Toxic received here tos
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
-T,n FOR TRIAL

DETROIT. April ?--Fatrick ]. Reaney
Dallas Texas. contractor. accused OF
murder In connection with tho death OF
his wife. Theresa Rnancy. several weeks
ago in police court today was held for
trial in recorders court.
Application for bail was denied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
DARTIHG, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give Way Before the Penetrat-
ing Effects of Sloan's
Linimcnt.

So dc ih"rr rheumatic twl:Er1 md
the l"rn-n"h"n Of IurmhhE". the nnrvr-
ia" joint Mr.7ch. tn" liEam"ut rrraIm
the nI,IaCIr strain md tho thrnhblnE
hrui-".
Tho cnHr Of applying. tho uuiCkncsH
Of r"li"f. tho u"%iliv" results the clchn-
Illness md the CCunUmS Of Slnun'H LINZ
mcnt make II universally preferred.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26

Twelfth, by his disregard Of the
Baltimore platform, which pledged
him TO aid the passage Of the Pana-
ma canal free tolls.
Thirteenth, by his disregard Of
the right Of suffrage, which belongs
TO hundreds of thousands of negroes
Of the south.
Fourteenth, by his policy Of ship
ping vast amounts OF foods to Eur
ope and spending $1OO.OOO.OOO FOR
food at the expense OF America, thus
causing the present high cost of liV-
ing which confronts the American
people.
Hoping immediate action will be
taken so that we can build up our
party new and let the people forget
that he ever was member Of our
party and make II possible for us to
elect northern or western Demo.
crat President in 1920"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Pact Called
Englishh Covenant

Third, by attempting to force an
English covenant called the league
OF nations upon the American people
at the cost of destruction OF the
Declaration OF Independence. OF toll
Grating the larceny of Shantung from
China by Japan and the robbery OF
India and Egypt by Great Britain.
Fourth, by his idle promises at
Washington's tomb when he declared
he would demand the independence
of small nations, and by refusing to
take up the question at the peace
table OF the liberty OF Egypt. India,
ireland and South Africa and recog-
nizing England's right TO govern
Egypt.
Fifth, by his advocating interna-
tionalism, which means the loss OF
the national spirit OF patriotism and
the birth OF socialism.
Sixth, by placing American troops
in Russia, country against which
Congress has not declared war, and
his attempt to kill the spirit OF AM
erica for only Americans.
Seventh. by his policy In Mexico,
his recognition of Carranza, an an
archist, and anti-American, and the
t0l""'tion of the murder Of over 500
Americans In Mexico without dec
laratlon of war,
Eighth, by his refusing the re-
quest of both branches Of congress
that he take up the Irish question
at the peace table.
Ninth, by his craftsmanship TO
ward the south at the cost of the
rest Of the country.
Tenth, by his signing Of the war,
time prohibition act after the armIs
tice was signed.
Eleventh, by his policy OF re-
habilitaton OF bankrupt European ma
tons at the expense of the impover
ishment OF the American govern,
ment,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Article Ten
Binds u. S.

II is true that the original has
been amended in number % par
ticulars. all OF which | approve. But
as long as article 10 remains Ia tie
covenant without reservation, we
pledge ourselves TO maintain the
territorial integrity and political in
dependence OF all nations members
OF the league.
Ask airy mother in Utah II she
wants her son TO be drafted and
sent TO offer. and more than likely
sacrifice, his life to settle a quar-
rel in which America has no inter
est whatever, between, say, two o.
the Balkan states, or two Other
countries located in the farthest ends
OF the earth, and see what she will
say. Yet, under section 10 OF tn,
covenant, Hh now lhINltu' Nlltll'd' "
called upon. will have TO pour out
her billions Of dollars and give the
blood OF the best OF her young men,
in order 10 assist in settling jus'
such luarrels ar repudiate the obi
cations assumed under the provisions
OF the league.
] In answer TO a resolution Of the
Senate, President Wilson sent to tn
Senate copy OF the proposed Amer
lean league Of nations, the one h
took with him to Paris. Tho sen1.
tors were not only surprised bu'
Inundated to find that the objcc
t!onable article 10 was the product o.
the brain Of President Wilson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Shanturg Is
Nations Stain

The treaty of peace, without a
disavowal on our part of the Shan
tung outrage, place an indelible stain
upon the good name of the nation,
and will tend to stir up war in Asia.
II | know the temper Of the senate
a dlsavowal will be made 50 that this
nation will not put the stamp of It's
approval upon the wrongs committed
against China, one Of our allies.
The truth is that the situation In
Paris is growing dangerous and the
sooner this is recognized the better
It will be for all of us. shantung
is a great moral failure; Fiume a
great political joke, and now comes
the heralded effort to whitewash the
Turk at the expense OF Armenia.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
American Plan
Against British

Do you know OF any reason why
the league should, II it is to exist, be
on the plan OF the English empire
and not on the plan of our Ameri-
can ideals? And IL we are to make
sacrifices, as Lord Robert Cecil has
stated il is our duty to do, is there
any reason why we should not be
permitted to judge what sacrifices
we are prepared to make?
You must know that the United
States cannot be ruled by Washing
ton and by London at the same time
with any advantage to the United
States. No man can serve two mas
ters, no man can serve the American
people and tie British government
al the same time, no man can be a
whole hearted American and pro,
foreign propagandist at the same
time, no man can have mis- true cit
izenship in America and his allegi'
ance in another country.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Jap Declarations in
Past Recalled

No nation has been more emphat-
ic than Japan in proclaiming respect
for thei integrity OF China, and that
all the forms OF interchange between
them are scrupulously observed by
Japan; yet II has been demonstrat-
ed over and over again that China
has not been permitted by Japan to
pursue an independent policy, even
in political matters, while, economi-
cally, China Is tied hand and foot
to japan. II may be true that Japan
does not intend to claim any rights
affecting the territorial sovereign
ty", of China. but It is undeniably
true that Japan intends to claim all
the economic rights in China grant
ed her in the treaty. and they affsct
the future protection. welfare and
happiness OF the Chinese people.
II this treaty OF peace and coyen-
ant is adopted, look out for the
greatest war in the history OF the
world, beginning with Japan under
taking TO subjugate China.
The worlds governments sent
their agents to make a secure peace
based upon right and justice. They
yielded to the persuasion and threats
of Japan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
American Ideals
Never to Die

In the hearts of the people this
sentiment of Americanism. as an in
Irritable ideal, has never died out.
and. for the future welfare and pres
ervation of America. | pray II never
will.
Let us, by our example. our patri-
otism, our love of country, our will
lingness to fight for righteousness
and against evil. for liberty and
against autocracy Americanize Eur
ope, rather than under the league,
Erropearize America.
I have absolute faith in the AM
erican people, and their undying
faith in their form of government,
and l do not believe the American
people will be content to surrender
their birthright In return for world
government that will be two and
three-quarters per cent American. Do
you or the people at home believe
that, as soon as normal conditions
return, when every nation will be
struggling to secure the commerce
OF the world. passing laws to pr
tect the interest OF its own citizens
as against the balance of the world
when petty jealousies will arise. and
race hatred is in flame. the two and
three-quarters per cent can dictate
or to control the warning ninety-ssv
en- and one-auarter per cent?
The world is sick OF war today
and the nations, most or them. ave
on the verge OF bankruptcy. Al
this, however, will be changed some
time in the future. For a decade
to come. the league may not involve
us in serious trouble. but what is q
decade in the life OF a nation!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Accepts League.
With Provisions
President.

With these reservations made 10
the treaty shall vote for 1t. but ev-
en- then I will do so with great
deal OF apprehension.
The draft OF the covenant is a
British draft from beginning to end.
II cleverly makes the league coven-
ant simply an alliance for the main
tenance OF Great Britain's dominion
OF the seas and the permanence of
her conquests and annexatlons in ev-
cry part Of the habitable globe.
I ask you what has Great Britain
given up and what new responsibility
does she assume? She gets the Ger
man colonies under mandate or the
league lust as effectively as IL they
were taken by direct annexation.
There Is no disposition on her part,
nor will she ever consent, to abandon
her supremacy of the seas. She de-
mands the recognitiop>of five OF her
dependencies. whose foreign affairs
she controls and which she Will con-
troll in all decisions as members Of
the assembly on a plane OF equality
with the United States. England, by
the terms OF the peace treaty, secures
900 900 square miles OF the earth s
surface, in addition to her present
holdings.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Power to Proxy
Is Forbidden

You know that under our ccu-
stitution the President and the Sen
ate have no power to delegates 10 a
council or assembly the conduct ~
the foreign relations Of our govern
ment. The President and the Srn-
ate have their respective spheres OF
authority and under the constitution,
cannot pass beyond, Combinear ciey
have been clothed with the treaty.
making power, but this powe. y
clearly defined. 1t is an absur'i""
TO hold that q treaty can be maze
which would abolish the sovereign
of the United States. or transfer
any part OF that sovereignty TO n
league OF nations.
Your position as an editor OF a
public journal and your duty "a
citizen OF this country reqire you to
think for yourself on this question
ship and without regard to what any
without passion. without partisan
other individual might think or say,
but always with the thought in mind
as to what effect II will have npcn
our country. want you to dig 10
to and study this subject, for 1t con
Germs the future independence and
freedom of our country.
/ now call your attention in the res
ervations which, I have concluded,
must be made to the covenant.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Democrats Are
Now Opposed

SO strong has the sentiment be-
come that the president of the Demo
crat club of the state OF Massachu7
sets. in letter addressed to the
chairman OF the Democrat national
committee and indorsed by two state
senators and fifteen national commit
tee repudiate the actions OF Presi-
dent Wilson. The letter is as fol-
lows:
"We the undersigned Democrats OF
Massachusetts,, request you to call a
meeting OF the northern and western
members Of the national committee
and repudiate the actions OF Wood
row Wilson. who wrecked the party
after we had lifted him from OBJ.
security, making him a governor and
then President.
/ fIt. has p"iNy hP W iiN'
Guile by the following facts:
"First. by appointing incompetent
men to positions Of responsibility
the most glarlng examples OF which
are Postmaster General Burleson
Secretary Of War Baker and "ue
Administrator Garfield.
Second. by leaving the countr,
at d time when the great problems
OF reconstruction and the high cost
OF living. confronted Congress, cam
ouflaging through Europe and caus
ing us to lose the friendship of Italy
and other countries by his actions
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
Prayer Is
His Guide

HIS NuAuN
You ask me II want to disap-
point the church and the state in
my stand on this question. Certainly
I do not, but have taken an oath
of Office to defend the constitution
of the United states. I have prayed
as much over this question as any
member of the church and think
have studied it with more care than
any member of the church. The re-
sponsibility of my vote is upon me.
II my vote is cast wrongly am the
one that in the future will be con
demned not the members of the
church at home.
Yes, l do believe that the trainers
OF the constitution were inspired Of
God. do believe that America. this
land of ours, was served by God
for the establishment OF truth and
liberty thereon. butt am not pre-
pared to admit that President Wilson
has been inspired OF God in effecting
! the covenant of the league of nations
either in its original or in its present
form. do not believe that God had
anything TO do with the Shantung
matter, nor do | believe that He was
pleased with the action of President
Wilson affecting Fiume or the Saar
valley. / might add that there may
be room for difference of opinion,
as to Fiume and the Saar valley,
but there cannot be any difference
of opinion as to Shantung.
The moral sense of the world has
been outraged in the provision relat-
ing to Shantung. 1t is true that
President Wilson states he did the
best he could in the Shantung matter
in order to secure the signature OF
Japan to the treaty. The President
has secured statement from Wis
count Uchida, foreign minister OF ia
pan, issued few days ago, which
,purports to be a reinsurance to the
world that Japan contemplates nj
aggression against China in Shan
tung. The statement declares that
Japan does not intend to claim an!
rights affecting the territorial SOY
ereignty Of China in Shantung.
THAT has a plausible sound, but /
Is utterly misleading, and. unfor
tunately. 1t must have been intended
to misled, for II conceals the mater
ial effect OF Japan's aggression, ant
the manner In which II is accom-
lplished.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-26
States Back
Pack Opponents

Utah may as you state, repudiate
me for my position in regard TO the
league but assure you that few
states Of the Union will repudiatc the
senators who have made the fight
for reservations to the covenant Of
the league that are vital to the pres
ervation of our present form Of gov
eminent.
There was an election for congress
man in Kentucky n few days ago. in
district that has been overwhelm-
ingly Democratic in the past. The
issue was narrowed down to one
question, that OF approving or dis
approving the league OF nations. The
Democrat candidate declared for
President Wilson and the league OF
nations. and the Republican candi-
date against the league OF nations
The result was majority for the
Republican candidate in that rock.
ribbed Democrat district In Ken
lucky of nearly 1900 votes.
Take my word for H. reservation
,will be made to the covenant OF Tho
league or the Senate will not ratif,
the same.
when the first draft was brough
from Paris by the President. ther,
was great mass meeting held a
the Salt Lake Tabernacle. At tina
mass meeting a vote was taken OF
the league OF nations and the telp
gram stated that there 1929 vote
for the league OF nations and | vot'
against IL, doubt whether yol
could mind many people in the I'm
tied States today that would approve
the league OF nations in the form II
which IT was first presented.