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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-15

Milan several years ago. Another one
was! held in Columbus. Ohio. IN Novem
ber, l91s. A tffrd one was held IN
Paris last month.
A fourth conference Is TO be held
in Washington during the week OF
June 4-s. On the first day the conven-
don Of the Anti-saloon league will be
held. 1t may continue througout the
second day. Then Immediately follow.
Ing will be the conference. attended
by delegates from half hundred 9TH
er- countries. many Of them already In
the United States and others to arrive
soon. and all Of them being conducted
throughout the United States and Can
ada, each party In charge of League
speaker. They will be shown the ex
tent and resources OF the United Stat.
es: they will be given an idea Of Just
what has been accomplished here and
In the Dominion; they will have exhib
tied to them conditions in both wei
and dry cities and states.
Then they WIN go to Washington I;
talk II over. The conference may OF
may not decide upon the formation Of
an international organization. Al
least, the League men say, It will de.
side upon some definite plan Of coop.
GRAFTON in regard to the project tc
make the world dry.
These and other things are given oui
as parts of the program OF the Anti
Saloon League. That the League ex.
poets permanently to remain in re
form work 81 assured. That it has any
purpose to take up anti-tobacco agdta.
ton or other propaganda is emphatical
ly denied.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-15

An acid-stomach cannot digds Be food
properly. Instead, the food olrs and
ferments and, passing into tHe intes-
tines, becomes q breeding lace for
countless millions of deadly germs-
toxic poisons they are called. These
poisons are absorbed into tie system
and cause untold misery 81, you see,
1t is just acid-stomach, not ling else
that makes SO many pSaple weak,
listless and unfit; saps th tir strength
and energy; robs them ottheir vigor
and vitality. BiliousnesS bad liver,
nervousness, binding, q lithng head,
aches, rheumatism, 1unb agoS sciatica
these and many otter still more
serious ailments often 3are traced, 20
the common source-a9 acid stomach.
Take EATONIC and get rid quickly
OF the pains of indigo lion, heartburn,
that horrible, lumpx bloated feeling
after eating; disgusting, belching,
food-repeating; sour, gassy stomach.
These stomach miseries are caused by
what doctors call "Hyperacidity."
Hts just ID-STOMACH. And In
addition to the pains and miseries It
causes, ACID STOMACH is the starter
of long train of ailments that most
people never dreamed are in any
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-15

Anthracite culm. slush or slit con-
tains approximately 70 per cent. Of
combustible material.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-15

way coArected with the stomach.
PleasAht tasting EATONIO TAB
LETS hat you eaf like q bit of candy,
quicky put an Gid to your stomach
troubles. They Let as an absorbent
htefally wipe Up the excess hurtful
aqld and make the stomach p6re,
9@eetsand st16ng Ha8p dieestioh 90
LAT you get Al the power and clergy
RON your food. You cannot De well
If you, ate one Of those Mo have
Htried everything" but ID spite Of it
still suffer Ill kinda of 4cid-stomach
miseries-if you lack physical and
mental strength and vtgof-beein at
once to take EAT0NfG Get back
your physical and msntA punch and
enjoy the good things Of life. Like
thousands Of otheeB you viii say you
never dreamed th6k Hhch amazingly
quick relief and Suck q remarkable
Improvement in yout general health
was possible.
Your druggist hal EHToNIC. We
authorize him to ddaradtee it to give
you instant relief or rSfund your
money. Get q biz box ofSEATONIC
today, 1t costs but little and The results
ara wonderful
The sun., 1919-06-22
PASSAIc SPEEDERs
PAY 81 PER MILE
Cyclist Who Went 81 Mil,
an Hour Fined Ssh.

Speeders who exceed the limit a, a..
law. In Passaio hereafter will nav An,
at the rate Of 81 per mile for AVA.
mile per hour. Judge Thomas p. co,sn,
warns.
Marinus Oldsdike OF GARFIELD N
was the first TO feel the true m.a,,,.
Of these words. for It cost him ,u,, a.,
because he essayed to 60 UP Le,inr,or
avenue. the finest OF PASSAGES be,, "a.
at the rate of f1fty-one miles per No
by the speedometer on the notorrrs,.
OF Offlcer Thomas Crawbuck, who 80
GO sixty per and then some II neos.,.e,.
Oldsdike sped up the avenue A ~,
days ago and Offlcer Crawbuck set , ~.
him, but a moment after the chase besDa
the cops gas" gave out. But the ofsc.r
kept an eye peeled for him and eause,
him making the hfty-one
when my gas gave out and IA ~.
away" said officer Crawbuck In oon,.
he boasted that he beat the pss..,.
motorcycle cop and could do Il any A.,
l got him going fifty-one and might ~,
right here that the old reliable can :.
few notches further" !"
The sun., 1919-06-22

believe that some OF said persons aiding
and abetting are as follows: Andre A.
Courland. Eugene Lyons Harold l..
varney, II. e. sawdon. Bertha Mailly.
Scott Nearing, Ludwig Lore, Louis l..
Lochner. Benjamin Glassberg (Which
latter person was a public school teacher
in the city of New York and was dis
missed for his seditious utterances). A.
L. Trachtenberg Gan attorney in New
York;, Harry Dana, d. p. Berenberg.
Herman Epstein. Norman Thomas. Lag
pat Raj, Henry Newman. James o'Neil,
Irwin st. John Tucker (who was con-
victsd under the espionage act and who
Is now out on bail pending appeaD and
others whose names are unknown to the
deponent"
The sun., 1919-06-22

could not stand the test In court neces-
sary to convict its authors The bomb
plots, they say, are planned and executed
in inner circles Of which II may be the
persons In charge Of the centres rside>i
know nothing.
AssaiIs Opposing Party.
Prominent in the appeals Of the Left
Wing Socialists found In their ofhces 10
a demand for a $4,000 fund to carry on
the work of publishing the Communist
and for organization purposes. The call
attacks the Right Wing Socialists In this
and other countries as bitterly as II at
lacks capitalism, charging that only the
Llebknechts the Rosa Luxemburgs and
the Trotskys and Lenines have remained
true, the others selling out to the CAPT.
talists In their support OF the war and
their effort to establish communism with
In the present bourgeois state. This APP
neal announces the split between the two
wings of the party In this country and
bitterly assails Julius Gerber and the
other majority Socialist organizers In
New York.
In the I. w. w. headquarters the
rearchers found . number Of envelopes
upon which had been printed on the
hand press Of the organization itself the
following return address:
"If not delivered within Ave days re-
turn to ]. 2. Morgan & Co., New York. |"
In some Of the envelopes radical Leaf
let's were found. Some Of the allegations
contained in the affidavit Of Clarence L.
Converse, upon which the Rand School
premises were ralded. were as follows
That on the goth day of June. 1919,
1 did purchase of a mature person In
charge OF the said book store certain
publications there displayed and for sale.
The books which there purchased were
the following: Tho New Social System,
or the Correct Basis OF Economics and
Ethics Manifesto and Programme OF
the Left Wing Section, Socialist Party
Local, Greater New York. and three
copies Of the workerS World, of April
81. May l and May 80. 1919. and the
New York Communist Of Saturday.
June IA"
Prom the New Social System the fol-
lowins quotations are given:
Compulsory education is slavery and
must 60.
THE new system will have courts OF
liberty and Justice instead OF the 80
called Justice courts of the present and
which do not know the meaning Of jus
tico.
New Domestic Theories.
'LlDerty Will give noT NWoIldhI
knowledge Of how to get utmost happi-
ness minus the pain which is now mixed
with It and will enable her to select her
bost affinity Mt all times and to bear or
not bear children as she chooses JUS
tice will pay her for the average time
It takes to properly raise a good child.
A hog. raiser gets paid for raising hogs
ard a spud raiser for nursing and car
ing for potatoes. II simple products
pr oducers OF all products worth paying
for.
Compulsory marriage will be abol-
ished and sex mating become a private
AFFAIR
Sunday laws. like marriage laws and
The sun., 1919-06-22

The attention of Lee was then called
to the fact that the publications of the
The sun., 1919-06-22

Left Wing Of the Socialist party, with
which he asserts his disagreement. were
found in the book store.
Everything having to DO with social
science In available In the book store"
he replied. I'VE do not preach here, we
merely make all possible information
available to the seeker and let him draw
his own conclusions"
Asked how his classes dealt with the
extreme radicalism 'of the left wingers,
Mr.. Lee replied that he would undoubt-
edly call the attention of his students
to this as to all other theories, but that
he would not advocate them.
Few persons were found at the head
quarters Of the left wing in West Twen-
ty-ninth street. John Reed, editor Of
the Communist, the paper In which all
the most radical OF the appeals against
capitalism are printed, was sojournlng
at that abode Of plutocracy Atlantic
City. A few men were playing cards
and billiards In the socialist rooms on
the floor below and when the search
warrant was produced a janitor de-
thched himself from the players, pulled
out his keys and admitted the searchers.
Almost everything In the rooms was
looked over and many of the documents
taken- Reed was mentioned In the search
warrant as the person supposed to be
In charge. Many copies of his paper
and others were bundled up and the COR
respondence and books also were taken.
AT the /. w. w. headquarters things
were equally quiet this Afternoon, A
few persons were Longing In the rooms
In Fourth street when the raiders en-
tered and two men made an effort to
dive through a rear window when the
State troopers appeared. They were
restrained with no difficulty from their
desperate intention. however. Other
members of the 1. w. w. gathered from
the neighborhood and watched the pro-
ceedings In apparent apathy. L. g. Chum-
ley introduced himsek as the person in
charge and he was given receipt for
all the property taken.
Raids End at I. w. w. Rooms.
The raiding party ended its days
work at the I. W. w. headquarters, on
the first floor OF n much decayed brown
stone building at 81 East Fourth street.
The party left Its automobiles In Lafay-
cite street and turned the corner to enter
the I. W. w. headquarters on foot.
Sergt Bray entered first alone. He
found fifteen men and one woman In the
place. He called for the person in
charge and Bray served the search war
rant on Chumley. No protest was made
or resistance offered to the search and
seizures. Quantities of I. w. w liter
ature and the records Of the branches
that meet at headquarters were wrapped
In bundles and sent out to be started to
the Lusk committees headquarters In
the Prince George Hotel.
Among those attracted by reports Of
the raid were group of young women
They sat alphabetically In the meeting
rooms while the investigators went
through the headquarters from end to
end.
Chumley Is editor Of the Rebel Work.
er, the semi-monthly organ of the New
York I. w. w. organization. The office
of the publication Is in the headquarters
The sun., 1919-06-22
CHAPLAIN BUCKLEY RETURNS.
Assigned TO st. Veronica's After
Service in France.

The Rev James p. Buckley, who was
an assistant TO the Rev John F. Kelahan.
rector OF the Church Of Our Lady OF the
Rosary, Yonkers, before being appointed
a chaplain In the army about a yeat
ago, has been returned from overseas
and mustered out of service. He has been
assigned to St Veronlca's Church, Chris
TOPPER street, by Archbishop Hayes, 20
assist the rector, the Rev. Patrick III
Drain.
Father Buckley had been attached To
the Yonkers church for almost ten years
before he volunteered for service IN tha
army. The Government assigned him 10
Camp Taylor. Kentucky, but he Remained
there for only a short time, being sant
overseas and assigned to the ssotb IL
fantry of the Ninetieth Division A,,s-
the signing OF the armistlce he waa o.
signed TO act as camp and hospital chan-
lain at Camp Pontanezen, Brest nv.
latter is one OF the largest camns in
France az
His last assignment before cor,t,,
home was TO act as spiritual adviser -
the American soldiers who were -
leave at the Brittany leave area on ~
Channel coast '-''
The sun., 1919-06-22
STATE OF SIEGE IN MUNSTER.
Germans I'm westphalia Move to
Check spartacans.

CoBLENs, June Ala state of siege
has been declared In the district Of
Munster. in westphalla, northeast Of
Cologne. because OF spsrtscsn disturb
ances, according to information reaching
American headquarters here.
Gen. Won Waiter, commanding the
German Seventh Corps. with headquar-
ters at Munster. has appointed Gen.
Won Brauschitch TO be military COM
mander OF the district.
The sun., 1919-06-22

most other laws. are infringements on
liberty. Religion II an auxilliarly OF
rulers and was Invented, or at least used,
| by slave masters and tyrants and to
further keep their slaves In subsection.
Progressive people should work and
fight for justice and liberty now, nrst,
last and all the time, individually ana
collectively. and start the cooperative
commonwealth going now"
The afiidavit comments as follows;
There are a great many other revo-
, lutionary, seditious and obscene state
rnents In the book which are not quoted
In this Rffidavit"
In tho Commuwtst under date Of June
II are contained various articles advo-
eating the duty, necessity and propriety
of overturning organized government by
force or violence and by unlawful means
Under the caption Bombs" Is the fol-
lowing:
THE country 10 up In arms, the man
hunt 10 on. and any one who II particu-
larry active as q working class champion
Ii liable to be railroaded for long
prison term. The system referring to
the United States GovernmenO must be
overthrown by the action Of the workers
organised a. a class conscious mass for
the purpose OF inaugurating the proletar-
ian Dictatorship"
Under the caption "A Reply TO q Nom
Partisan League Farmer" the afhdavit
quotes In parts
do we hold that the revolution must
come by violence7 To answer this ques-
ton By 'yes' or no would be assinine.
It may. The Left Wing hopes that the
proletariat will conquer It's enemy, the
capitalistic class, with as little blood
shed as possible"
Under the head Of violence or Soil
| darity' there is a long quotation OF
which the following IL q part:
"No Place for Pacfnsts.~
Even in its death throes capitalism
ls not going to allow the workers to take
hold Of the shattered machinery of civili-
zation without a battle. The Left Wing
advocates a strong and close orsaniza-
ton of the working class In order that
It may assume the State power, The
economic foundation for the institution
OF the dear love of comrades 10 not to
be won without blood and tears There
is no place for pacifsts In the social
revolution"
From the Rebel Worker, an I. w. w.
paper, there IL quoted from the issue OF
April 15 last the following
THE United States In In the grip Of
bloody rsvolutiont Thousands of
workers are slaughtered by machine
guns in New York cityl Washington
Is on fire Industry IL at a standstil
and thousand Of workers are starving.
The Government Is using the most brutal
and repressive measures to put down the
revolution. The above 10 what we may
expect to see on the front pages of what
few newspapers survive the upheaval"
The affidavit, continuing. says a num-
Der Of persons who are engaged in
maintaining the said premises and In
circulating, selling, displaying. distribut-
ing and giving away the various publ
cations, books. documents. records and
newspapers printed and written are to
me unknown. but am informed and
The sun., 1919-06-22


pretty young woman in a rs by pair
OF tulle trousers was practising aesthetic
dances with youth, a spectacle which
the state troopers declared was the life
Of the party.
order Search IL Mnce.
Arrangements were promptly made
with Lee and his colleagues for an or
derby search OF the rooms Of the school,
the library. the book store. the store
room. the publicity department and the
Offices of the Workers World. The rooms
formerly occupied by Scott Nearing
across the library from Lees ofilce were
searched. Those occupied by Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn on the floor above were
passed over. Miss Flynn was present
In the rooms but was not disturbed.
Such q mass of material was found in
these quarters that the investigators,
under Mr.. Stevenson Of the Lusk COM
mittee. expect to spend most Of the night
going through It to see what they want
for further examination. The persons
about the building were not interfered
with and they were permitted to go and
come, to telephone and to communicate
with their lawyers during the entire
time. Lee later admitted that the raid
had been carried out with perfect cour-
tesy, except on the part Of Stevenson,
whom he charged with violating the
agreed arrangements by searching Offices
when he. Lee, was not present. This
Mr.. Stevenson denied, asserting that rep
resentatives of the school were present
each time a representative OF the COM
mittee touched any Of their property or
documents.
Lee. whose official position is that OF
educational director Of the Rand School
later made the following statement to re-
porters:
THE whole affair was such a stupid
performance altogether. 1t might have
been amusing II It hadn't happened on
Saturday afternoon, when most OF our
stan was away and when the rest of US
wanted to get away. In general pro-
test against II because the search war
rants specified that the raiders could
take only those things which have TO do
with violence. and none Of the material
In the school meets that description. AS
far as this Office Is concerned there is no
complaint of discourtesy except in 30 far
as Stevenson himself is concerned. He
made certain agreements not to disturb
our things except In my presence
Frankly. I am afraid of a frameup when
these people are allowed to ramble
through our things unmolested."
Lee Explains school System.
The attention of Lee was then called
to the fact that the publications OF the
The sun., 1919-06-22

It's columns, like much Of the literature
being put In circulation by the /. w. W.,
advocates Industrial unionism through
the creation OF one great union
In opposition TO the American Federation
Of Labor's organisation OF many small
AFFILIATED unions The advantage claimed
for Industrial unionism is that 1t per-
mits the more ready use Of the general
strike In class warfare.
The I. w. w. has not made much pro-
gress here. According to Chumley there
Is no central committee or organisation.
The separate branches meet at the head
quarters on different nights OF the week.
Tho connecting link Is the central or
ganiration with headquarters In the
West.
The organisation In New York has
nebulous central groups for specific pur-
poses. These are the New York recruit
ing union, which Is made up OF members
in trades In which there Is no local
branch the Russian Recruiting Union
and the New York Defence Committee
which does what II can for the many
members of the /. w. w. who are in Jail.
Greed ON BuIletin Board.
The trade branches, as given by the
bulletin board at headquarters. include
only the metal achine workers, the ma
rine transport workers. the textile work.
era. the Printers and Publishers Indus
trial Union and the Construction Work
ers Industrial Union.
On a partition which separated the
two meeting rooms was painted in large
letters the following summary of the
I. w. W. creed:
The working class and the employing
class have nothing In common. There
can be no peace 90 long as hunger and
want are found among millions Of work.
ing people and the few who make UP the
employing class have all tho good things
Of life. Between these two classes q
struggle must go on until the workers of
the world, organized as class. take
possession OF the earth and the ma
chinery Of production and abolish the
wage system"
The New York I. w. w. has been in
Fourth street since January. Before that
the headquarters was in St Marks
place. Chumley said the I. w. W. has
no objection to raids upon Its offices.
This invasion will be good for 1000
additional members" he said. Chumley
made himself useful to the raiders by
Identifying papers and records of the
various branches and OF the publica-
tons as they were taken from desks and
closets.
Accompanying Sergeant Samuel Nc
Way Of Troop X, State Police. In charge
Of the raids on the Left Wing Offices in
West Twenty-ninth street was Sergeant
Gegan of the bomb squad Of the New
York Police Department. He would not
say what connection the raids might be
said to have with the bomb hunt. Fed
eral officials in charge of the bomb hunt
were not inclined to place much i'm
portance in yesterdays developments so
far as they are concerned. They say
these raids are on open places that they
have known and reported to the Federal
authorities many times. They believe
that the essentially seditious literature
seized is so cleverly phrased that II
The sun., 1919-06-22
RADICALS PLANS OF
REVOLUTION TAKEN


the school were In the various rooms and
In the gymnasium on the top floor a
pretty young woman in a rs by pair
OF tulle trousers was practising aesthetic
dances with youth, a spectacle which
the state troopers declared was the life
Of the party.
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