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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
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! DOWN IN BED
and so WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks but Her Case
Showed Wonderful I'm
provement After TAX
ing Cardui.

Johnson City. Tenn.-Mrs. N. r.
Scott. living near this town. states:
About three years ago l was down IN
he'd terrible and so weak
couldn't bear the sight OF food. This
condition continued for about eight
weeks. | thought l was 60
ing to die and knew l must get some
thing to do me some good. had
heard all my life OF Cardui and the
good results obtained from its use,
So / decided to try II.
After about a half bottle Of Cardui
my appetite improved, then I was less
nervous. kept It up until had
taken five bottles-and such an i'm
provement! I gained flesh and now
am tho picture Of health, due. be-
lieve, solely to the use OF Carlut.
am the mother Of ten children and
feel wen and strong"
Cardui Is q mild, medicinal tonic
for women It has stood tho most
severe Of all tests-the test OF time
having been In use for over forty
years. II Is composed Of purely vege
table ingredients which have been
found 10 help build up The vitality
tone up the nerves and "'~"nSthcn
the womanly constitution
Try CorduI-
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

quarters for the league sccrctaridt IN
Geneva tentatively have been obtained
and while in London Colonel House Is Dc
licvCd TO have arranged with the repre-
srntativrS at other nations Il tcnta:I'c
program Tor the first meeting Of tn2
league.
To Frame the Call.
If Colonel Houses health prints. Il >
is expected in Washington perhaps next
week and ii Will then u - order 70
frame the call for the first meeting Of
the council of tho league wi'rh President
wilson's physicians are expected Il per
nit him to sign.
In the view of officials here this rIrSt
meeting nf the council must arrange Tor
the appointment Of the various c"m''hS-
siuns and the plchiscitc described In the
treaty but aside from that its proccrd-
ings are expected to be rather limited.
Later on, iC this initial stage is safcly
paSscd. and the senate shall have con-
scented to the ratification Of IN" treaty
the president will issue call Tor the
first meeting of tho assembly OF inc
league which will be- in washington
some time early next year
Under pressure from Washington ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
ALLEGED FAKE
Continued FROM Page oneJ

r,,ins the history Of hhc case. says:
''T'h.. luy,stIri.lu n conducted by the
.h.rI!f AMI hy tn. coroner also led to
iiIr d.,iS."n that tn, wound fouHd in
Eauu.r Soil MS back when IN" body was
I'e:n,"rr"d last Monday. after pcinS
buried forty 'hr"r days. n''iE or may
not ," = bullet wound, and that what
ever knl Of an injury il IS. was de-
l;h"rat'ly .utlict' I. after III" "iNc!M
autopsy in IA" p""@"nc" of reputable
Wi;urss"S - daScr,.lt those in author
ity and for TIN further purNuS" OF fur
niShru- anarch:Stir. dangerous and
rr,"lu;i"nary aglta;ors AMI organizers
prurap1nla :" H.. mS"d in the steel
~trlh" a.;n!n.t ii'" state and national
EnIrrum"n:S. although the incident IL
nor remotely CnWu'c;"d with III" strike.
"i"ur attention IL also respectfully
called 10 thu methods pursued lay agents
IF the department. Of labor and depart
rcrt Of ju2,:c" VIII" hay" hr"n and arc
'"aGurtuE Investigations mo this "c-
cUrr,nc". THIS" invc 'i"I'ors cam"
hero ~ Ii" h,.'L"S; az tl,''c ariiat"rS
openly CHARGING regularly elected "n!
lawfully commissioned p"arr officers
with most Outrageous conduct for
,h"rc is not tn" slightest Foundation
and pursue their inquiries any way but
imr1rtIali%. They usually. ic not
always. seek out tho persons max ng
Tho charges and leave hero with It'll"
-ISe than manufactured evidence end
leave behind them 4 trail IF anar"hiS-
O.. Sr",,''s ma newspaper publicity
with which to intlamc III" puQulncc.
Sees Rolshevism.
Allegheny county is Il district moro
affected and concerned by ia" stool
scv;h" than any "'h'r community in tho
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TO TAKE TESTIMONY
IN LOGAN CONTROVERSY

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. oct. Eth
committee recently appointed By G'E'
c-nor Cornwcil I" Investigate conditions
n The Guy%n coal distinct Will convene
in Huntington tomorrow morning Tor IN
purpose OF taking testimony Of op"r'
utors IN that field.
!, - understood that one Of tn" RS:
things tho operators will put bctor" ~
committee Will be q denial that "rEan'|'
RS from III" Kanawha hold wrr" M;
byan armorrd train when they ati"inpi""
20 establish headquarters ut Man %"S'
tcrday The operators %lil clam. M!
say. that the "arm"rcd train consisted
r. a switch "nEin" and tender winch
AIRED a number Of deputy sA"r:ftS u
The scene. Th"y will also deny the en-
.;i,.c was equipped with machine guns
Tn" Guyan district was quiet today
lmd all mines working TO capacity, tn
ap"raturS said.
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A woMAN'S HEARTY REcoMHN-
nATION,

Worry aid uVcrwurk Caus" kidney
trouble, anu women suffer equally with
mcn Miss Sara Weston. BclVldcrc, ILL.,,
writes. Il could Lot stunp down ana
WHEN / WAS down | had to crawl up by
Ii chair. ! WAS So lame | suffered agony.
Now | feel like 4 II, y person, strong and
better III every way. My general health
Is quite improved. heartily recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills to all suffering
III. way did" They relieve dizziness.
pulfincSs under the eyes. sore muscles
and joints and rheumatic pains when
caused by dsUrdcrcd kidneys Sold
1yrrywhrTr
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with the approval Of the American dele
CATION in Paris. tho participation OF this
government in the proceedings of the
peace conference in Paris is iai'iilv near
ing an end Unless there nr" some I'M
toward developments officials here pe-
licvc ii will be possible for h" dcl2Gn-
ton to wind up its work within month.
Action BY Lansing.
While the illness OF the president has
prevented tn" personal consideration by
him Of tn" later phases of the supreme
councils deliberations. il is stated that
this hats not retarded the winding up or
the work. Secretary Lansing said today
he acted upon questions submitted from
Paris for n decision by the administra-
ton. None of these questions really
, present any now features cXccIt IN
small details and the president already
has determined the position OF the AM
crican government upon the large 7rin-
ciplcs involved and made known his
! views to the cabinet members concerned.
This is said to be true even To the 'o'-
flic,inC claims of Italy and JuGo-SlaNla
Ia Fiumc and other portions OF the N'T'-
attic coast, which appear now TO be In 4
fair way 10 amlCaDlc S'hNItlI'i'S'
Only Two Subjects.
With the stand Of the American dele
rotinr ru the AlriGtic questions defined.
there remains only two subjects r"quir-
ing final action In which III" American
delegation is vitality interested. tho an
nounccmeut Of the ratification or ne
German treaty and tho completion OF
the Austrian Hungarian treaty. Tor
these arc the only countries with whlch
, America actually went 10 war. State dc-
partmcnt officials expect the publication
{ NJ the proccs verbal. marking tho hcs'n-
ming Of the peace with Germany 10 Dc
nodo in the official French journal en.iy
next week and it is hoped that similar
action can I've taken regarding Austria
Hungary n fortnight afterwards.
! Negotiations for p"aC" with bulgaria
and Turkey must <" on FOR some ume
: n flor that, but with those America Is ;:ol
officially concerned. not having been nj
! war with either country. 1t is poSsihle'
however that 10 confirm the undcrst2''d-
Ing under which these countries may en-
| fer tho lcaEc Of nations the signature
OF an authorized American fl"nip"tcru-
orv will he affixed I" III" final peace
) trcntics. But il Is said that II VIII NOT
he necessary for the American d"lcFs-
| ton to remain in Paris on that account
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ana tho remittance L. made By personal
check the check or checks should ~
certified. This, Of course, snAblss ths
Judges to proceed with tho count at tne,
earliest possible moment and announce
tho winners. =
every contestant, and particularly
those residing outside the city Of WHEEL
ing, should read the rules carefully.
First-Au subscriptions and remit
tances must BIO mailed BY IL p. m. eatS
urday night, October ID, and should bear
O special delivery stamp 10 insure thstf
reaching the Campaign Department -
carly a. possible.
second-Be sure 30 have Il poSsuaartsd
before IL o. m. This g1vss everyone IN
opportunity to put In evry minute
possible in securing suhscHpdonS. Pima
ont what ttme tho postoHies closes ana
see to It that your letter u postmarksd.
The following named gentlemen have
consented to act in the capacity "a
Judges in the Automobile and Diamond
Campaign, and to award the prizes 10
the successful contestants. 49,.
The contestants and the public In gen
cral will be sure to appreciate their
ability and unQuestioncd integrity. az
their names are synonymous with hon
csty and fairness:
Thomas F. Thoner, mayor Of wheel
Ing.
Fred ]. FOX, Security Trust Co. '~-
Joe c. Bo-land, Geo. II. Shook Co.
n. +. Carter, Geo. e. Sttfea Co.
Method Of Closing caInpaigu.
4 ballot box sealed and locked by the
Judges. will be placed in the campaign
headquarters. IntelliEencer building.
Saturday morning to receive the sub
scriptions and rcmittances during the
final week. This method insures abso-
lutte secrecy regarding the final voting
strength OF the contestants and their
relative standing Each contestant is
furnished with an itemized receipt COW
crinC the subscriptions turned In up
until tho final week Of tho campaign.
The credit coupons which have been
clipped from the paper. the subscriptions
turned IN by tho contestants up to the
final week Of the race. plus the sub
scriptiors placed in the ballot box deter
mine the winners OF the prizes
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READ CAREFULLY
RIFLES FOE THE CLOSE.

The Automobile and Diamond CAM
naIpn closes Saturday night Mt IL
O'Clock, october ID.
All subscriptions and money or checks
En- cover them must be In the ballot box
or The rntelligencer building or In the
malls enroute by that time.
The doors Of The rnteutgencer build
Ing Will be closed and locked promptly
at IL O'Clock saturday night and no one
will BIO allowed to enter after that time
and turn in subscriptions.
However, It Is possible that all those
Who arc In the building with subscrtp-
lions to deposit In tho ballot box will
not be able to be waited upon and their
subscriptions deposited by IL O'Clock.
Therefore, those persons who arc inside
the building AZ that time will be given
SUFFICIENT time to make their deposit In
the ballot box before It Is scaled. Tho
boz will be sealed at IL 80.
Where the subscriptions are turned In
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-Eur WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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apprehend. to mal!gn and injure reput-
able public officers with the hope that
by such and similar propaganGa our
present system Of government can be
over brown.
These rcvolut!onists thrive and grow
upon the publicity accorded thCm and
whenever they can procure the aid OF
some one in authority to !nv"s'iEat" or
give authority To- some of their charges
even II they be murder. they gain
point and add to whatever general un-
rest exists regardless Of tho fact that
thc.- is no real foundation for their ac-
cuSotions"
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convention Of District = United Mine
W.rN, - If America at III" STATE
tru.nry.
III" resolution was ahricf one. II
urged tn. appointment Of u compensation
at committee 'u investigate aiairS in tho
uucrgan.z"d field alleged that repeated
appeals ~ the governor had mot with
>, response and c.tcd the details Of the
grief and fru!tlcss visit OF tn" 30 or
i.aniZ,r< seat into the independent dis
tr;ct for the purpose of organizing the
miners.
Particular stress was laid on the al
legged fact that $40 armed thugs boarded
th- train before thu organizers hal
reached their destination and forced
lhcrr 70 return and that one organizer.
Anderson t'urbcr. Of sharon. is stu
missing. Those who returned it is asid
ar. unable To account for his absence
but are Inclined t. believe that he has
met with foul play.
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MAINTAIN ORDER
(continued From Page one.)

For the information Of all concerned. it
Is proper TO state that many aw-abid-
ing citizens in the strike zones. living
in the ncichhorhood Of whore meetings
-xc been heidi Slvc appealed to IN"
authorities. begging that further
mcor,..gs in the district hc banned"
Tho mayor said the police department
is maintaining order with firm hand
but not with a rough or inhuman
hand"
IF something rough - started" said
.he mayor, 1t will not h" III" police
dcpartmcnt's fault. The pcac" and or
der Of this community is priceless.
These I propose To maintain AZ any
cost and will not for ono moment cvad"
any responsibility which tho office II
m.rva- np, rlHrrd upon N" IN this re-
srcCt. To this end ! will use al IN"
nnl,cn power ut my command and am
prcrrrcd t. mpintain and support th's
position before the courts IS nccc"-
sary."
Fosters Claims.
.~The general situation ia excellent"
said Secretary Foster tonight, with
prospects Of gains in small commun-
tics T. which We have boon unable 7"
give more attention heretofore. Only
the successful outcome Of tn" legal pro-
cccGings undcr way a. s"cur" ire"
speech Is necessary 70 clos" up IA"
n'a...q in tho imncdla'" vicinity at
rjtf>nurgh which are now crippled {" u
loss degree than mills elsewhere"
The national committees received =
long report t.ivin; Cont tons IN The
chicago district. Tho siturtI"n there,
fro-n tho strikers viewpoint, wor" TO
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ported cry lAN"ran''' II "'S
|H'r'H u 'h', N"'Ir I"rl.H 80 ,.';'.
were aPia''"''E Il I'"''Ih Wv 49,, ,,a,i
IN lar more ;'I IS''''T '".','' :, ,s
inc "'''''a ~ ''",,,''" ion trim
80 80, ,,,rr,. ,,,.r.,,n,, D., Gary only
.''NH ,,-b, cr,ws arc
H'N'" "'i a. ~ II'- I,.;r,s.. Of
NC" ''''i''"H" ''' '>''o
I 'h' E.''1 ';'''H ,.i,.o o,+ to-
"''"''" ''"''H ia" ,'',' :" ,,,ir Iii,
ny ny .,,','a,,, .,,,,n,,nrrd that
o." >, -mo ,,,,., mr.. d,iIv sc,kin,. work
{, it's Nrnonuahrla Valley plants and
! w., ,,,,,,,, r,Ir nF ,l,,.m ara old en-
ploycs.
Sounds Like Joke.
e,r;l,o ,.oJc,,.,r,crs rovc on, what
,,;d :, hn :. rrr,.r, If actual con-
'It.;,,,' 80, F..,,,i h, :, ,,rfo,, ,u,n in the
Ii,,,,.,,.,,.,L ,,.,,,I.. ,r tho rnru.ric conf
,rr,. ,n rr-,.h,. If II purpnrtcd to
'.:,.: 49,, ,.,,,,,,,r ur mon found in the
,..r,..,,, I.,,r.,,c,,s In the black
.n,;,,, sim, !, .,id mon were playing
.I". ,',,,,, L,,r,l, furnace ErImhrr /.
H., 1',, ',,m, v,rI;iur. in the
G, .'d 80 .,,rr r,,I mon wore "wrcst-
rf,, .I ,,,,,,l;.,.,,,. orouud" Various
lr,,r,,,,rts ,y,r,. declared to BE- dead"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
SATURDAY LAST DAY
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

r, Only little added Work may pace
YOU among the happy circi" VINO VIII DC
sono-nd hv one OF the many prizes.
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ob0Ao s<Vyah AASS0 NV
Exceptionally Low on
. Fine LaCeS
of every description for
every need, in a vast coll
lection.
Dew Drop An-ever Chiffon
Drapery-suitable for gowns and
tunics; 40 inches wide. SITS
Yard,
Real Princess Lace Flouncing,
10 inches wide, suitable for bride
or debutante. Special $500
at, yard,
Special Lot of Wash Laces for
brassiers, corset covers, UNDER
wear and table scarfs. Prices
from, 15c tn Sf.M
yard,
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Genuine Tennessee Cedar
= Chests
And the workmanship Of tha highest
daass. Plain Or copper trimmed With or
Il s. trays; aniss; others
,Prices Range Slo.@. fSaSE9.7s
IL Pslais RsysI-seosa1 Floor.
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a. Sterling Silver D0rine
Powder Boxes, good size,
with chain and finger S198
ring. Special. $'"S
> Sterling Silver Rhi1estone
Bar azd Brooch Pins, heavy
silver with Is fine cut stone2
each pin with q Ct %
safety catch, %S>L/
Real Coral Necklaces, IS
inch, with gold filled clasp.
E kssgisr at 'l'ss. $50
w0men's Bracelet Watch,
in 10-year guaranteed case,
1-Jewel movement, $500
the jewelers. price. 81 OF
Special, %|1~O
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New Shipment of
PettiCOatS
Attractive Styles and Newest CoIors
AT PaIais Royal Moderate Prices

Petcoats at $zzNeat styles Of cotton jersey with deep
hounce of light weight In black only Choice of
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wsnen,s Duefsld Suit. hne white
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ChilAren's Duofola Suitp, white
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cotton inside for comfort High
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2 to Is W. to AZS
years.
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Girls Due RibAed Union Suits.
Soft cotton hesced lined, fine
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ankle length; pure white. 81
ages to IL years,
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Petticoats at $6.9S-In
shades to match your new
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Pet6bloomers ut $z.9S-We
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ished with fiat ruffle. Made of
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cloth, in navy, green, wisteria,
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/ few dozen Pearl Bed Necklaces with slight
blemishes-fled. q
string. Straight graduated beads, assorted e OF
I lenet
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BEAUTIFUL FILLED .--
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Tricolette searfs, in tan. blue.
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rose,
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W0men's DuOfOld Union suits,
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Children's Duofold Vests and
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10-kt. Gold Lingerie Clasps,
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pair, f'>S<
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Pins in 10-kt. solid gold
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Oriental Pearl Earrings
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,Pyraiin Ivory in Du
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some Texaderm Leather
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. Mirror. Puff Box, Hair Re.
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Unstable Chamois and Tray,
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at Sl1.oo.
is.Pieee Tellet Set in
handsome Texaderm Case. at
$86.OOs
ls-Piees Set in handsome
Texaderm C4se, at III
1o-Piece Bet in handsome
Texaderm Case, at 014.z5.
Three.Piece Toilet Sets for q,
$500, $3.50. 31.6o with regu.
lation handle mirrors.
Mirrors from $3.7e to $3.50.
Dressing Combs lem 500 to
Boudoir oandls Hsldsrs, COM
plete, fro9 S1.3S - S1.Se.
Reudcif IAaps. ei.W ssd Sl.s5.
Kewpfe Powder Pu6s WitS as
sorsed co'eFs1 glass AoI6ers. for
Indioidual Pieces of
Pyyali', lpory, Du
Barry Pattern
Decorated In Laurel. Nile,
Empire ana Marquette de-
signs. consisting Of Hair
Brushes, Mirrors, Combs.
Powder Boxes, Hair Receiy-
ers, Nail Buffers. Nail Files,
Cuticle Knives, Shoe Hooks,
ohSC 44oVA0p zulu SyeAm
Boxes, Pin Trays, Large
Trays. Frames, Jewel Boxes,
Clocks at very desirable
prices. $50 80
YLAM DESIGNS
Powder Boxes and Hajr Re-
ee, p,n -, q. e 49, =, "A
Comb and Brush Trays. ~ 70
e1.oo.
Comb. Brush and Nsaicure Trays
combined, from el.se to ee,Se.
Manicure pieces. No b t1.1S.
NAH Bo6ess with sd3ustable
Ch.nois and Tfsys, from No =
Hair Brushes hun $a.So . 49,.
Palais Royal-Aa11 y1e09.