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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
HEROIC BATTLE
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upon the President. Mrs. Wilson has
chosen the course Of stoical silence.
Why doesn't someone say what is the
matter with the President?
Some Of the most noted physicians in
the country have issued statements. In
innate details have from time to time
been revealed even to the extent of de-
scribng troubles with the PROSTATE
glands and digestive weaknesses. DR..
Dercum the noted neurolngis has issued
q statement saying the President was
so much improved that he didn't he
lieve he would have To come back 20 the
White House for regular visits any
more. Other statements Of reinsurance
have been given. Yet the outcry for
more details, for more Information con-
tinues.
At the White House. officials place
tho blame for this intensified curiosity
IN the country at large TO the studied
campaign Of doubt which the political
opponents Of the President have been
casting upon his acts ever since he took
sick Instead of adopting n resolution
of sympathy for the President not an
cxpression Of that kind has been intro.
duced in the House or Senate BY tho
Republicans who are IN Control--a ser
les Of speeches have been made all
tending to cast diScredit upon those who
were speaking on behalf Of the Prcsi.
dent as we'll as the President himself.
First came q debate as TO whether Mr..
Wilson's signature WAS his own on a
public document, the inference being
that II was forged by some of his sub
ordinates. Then came the publication
Of a letter IN which one senator spoke
Of aceroral lesion of which he heard
rumors and on which he based his own
Judgment that the President would be
in Ca pacitatcd for the remainder of his
term Following closely upon this were
stories Of how the Presidents office
could be declared vacant and should.
The newspapers hostile :" IN" PRESIDENT
in this vicinity have lately renewed this
form of attack. On top Of il all has
come n series Of statements from Sen
ators published broadcast saying they
didn't believe the President wrote his
recent message to Congress.
Officials at the White House point to
the fact that the Presidents opponents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
A Cough Or Cold Makes You
"Acby" "Stuffy" Weak and Pale
Here's Easy Way to Stop It
FOR BRONCHIAL
CATARRH, ASTHMA
Difficult Breathing Or Fits
of Coughing and
Splitting.

AT this time Of year people with Bron-
chal, Catarrhal and Asthmatic trouble
suffer most Many cannot breathe well
unlc9s proppcd up with pillows in bed.
The change OF air on coming from out
doris into n stuffy warm room. theatre
or church. brings on violet fits Of cough
ing and mornings people troubled this
way are often forced TO spit and hawk
for hours TO clear their throat and nos
trolls OF accumulated mucous.
Specialists assert these are not dang
erous troubles unless neglected too long
but they surely keep : person In paic,
weak. nervous. hcadachy condition.
To easily rcl'cv" such a condition in
oven the most chronic cases take Earle
IIy'po-t'cd regularly for while. You
accomplish two thirEs by It's uSc-you
bring abou; n gradual and permanent
relief and at the same time strengthen
ard fortity the system and lungs against
4 recurrence" Of such troubles ana
coughs. colds and even more 'lanserous
wintry ills, according to authorities m
n. subject. Read what users say about
Il in the ctatenrnts below and th"n cor'e
down To the drug store and Join tho
Thousands taking Hypo-Cod on the road
10 robust health and freedom from sick
ness This winter. For sale by Z. II
Ciriest & Co.
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HOTEL MAN HAD
RAD COUGH.BUT
H-C STOPPED Il
Stops His Cold, Built Him
Up-Restored His !
Appetite.
SLEEPS SOUND
AT NIGHT AGAIN

MY husband surely rad . very seri-
GUS cold and cough and he had grown
50 weak AZ time went on that knew
he must do something desperate" de-
clarcd Mrs. Ben Nunnaliy. ~ife OF the
we'll known proprietor Of Nunnally's
Hotel, youngstown, Ohio
His appetite begun to disappear ana
nights he was so restless and DAD on
account OF the cough he didn't close his
eyes and would roll and toss and com
plain Of arhy muscles and chest; We
saw Hypo -Cnd advertised BY good luck
and it was helping so many YounEs,
gIad to say this medicine really does
what they say. It was Just What no
needed and he took two bottles con-
tinued Mrs. Nunnally. .Ga ~
EarIe's Hypo-Cod not only brinGs re-
lief from coughs and ,colds-it dr1ves
out ali tho symptoms and wards on the
NEXT one. Take q couple bottles and
be free Of such troubles all Winter. "
course II you only wish temporary re-
lief come to the store and get some.
thinr simpler but We recommend ,hst
everyone relieve such troubles IN
permanent manner ana avoid sicKneSs'
An ounce Of prevention Is worm pouhas
~ cure. The entire cost Is less man
ton sick bills. =
To purchasers OF two bottles we give
free a regular 35c box Of Earle,s o9s
(Coupons Redeemed) and for colds ana
coughs the two work beautifully 20
Ccther. See directions on package.
Read what other users say regarding
this superb preparation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
0HI0 PEOPLE ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
ABOUT HYPO-COD FOR COUGHS

wonderful my relief was II acted on
the cough like magic and II vas only
a few days before the whole family
and the rcighbors were commenting on
my changed appearance. I have loaos
Of ambition now and my lost appetite
is splendid again. Sleep Is such z reat
and sleep 50 good can hardly se'
I'D in time to 20 to work In the bank.
Life Is such a mighty different thing
since those dark, gloomy broodinB days
when ali looked so black. It did me so
much good sister is taking IT. now. l
hope everybody uses Hypo-Cod because
is the finest medicine IN the land: de.
clarcd Miss Ruth E. Barr (F1rst
National Bank) Girard. Ohio.
Thousands with bronchial. asthmatic
or catarrhal troubles have enormously
come 10 the conclusion that their hts o.
coughing. chest soreness. shortncss o.
breath and difficulty in breathing coulo
not be relieved. Besides bringing much
desired relief Earle's Hypo-Cod gives
new strength to the system with which
to ward on complications and re-
currence.
Read what still others say regarding
this splendid treatment Then CONS
down to the drug store and get couple
bottles or the genuine Hypo-Cod ana
free 35c box Of Earle's sos, the popular
laxative and bowel tablets
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that such a break might have had con-
sequences which would have destroyed
the presidents hope Of avoiding en-
tanglemcnt in the conflict overseas.
Fear of that result. he was quoted as
saving, was based on the large number
Of European interests in Mexico and
the suspected sympathy between Car
rama and the German government.
With the declaration Of war with
Germany. il was said, the situation be-
came even more embarrassing because
I was a part OF Germany's war game TO
stir up trouble for the United states Oh
his continent. Mr. Lansing was sad
O have added that in these premises
he administration felt is should so Il
long way in conserving it's resources for
the struggle with its European enemy.
Endorsed By Wilson
Aftcr peace negotiations had been
concluded, however. it was pointed out
L note was sen; to Carranza declaring
pointedly that unless more regard were
given American rights there would be
a radical change in the course or the
United States government.
This step. Mr.. Lansing IS said 10
have declared. was decided on with
great elaboration and constituted
definite policy from which there had
been no deviation. The secretary Is
understood 10 have added that in the
circumstances he saw no real urgency
for demanding the presidents attention
TO the Jenkins case. since in dealing
with il the department only had oeeh
pursuing the course Mr.. wilson hao en-
dorsed.
Opposed to Break.
In questioning The advisablity or the
action suggested in the Fall resolution
Mr. Lansing was quoted as saying that
the Jenkins correspondence seemed
about to bring Il real test whether Car
rama meant TO heed the warning gwen
some months ago. and that it might be
WISER to let this question be answered
before breaking off relations. Such n
break. ne Is SAID also To have suggested
Nigh, not only endangcr the effort 10
obtain jenkins release. bur also place
other American lives and interests in
jeopardy by tho withdrawal of diplo-
matte representatives.
In addition. doubt was SAN TO have
hcen raised as to what ~1CIical advan-
,orc might be gained by such a with
drawal.
Committee Named.
Roth the secretary and Ambassador
Fletcher went before tho committee at
it's request and gave their statements
behind closed doors. Mr.. Lansing was
at the committee table more than an
hour and a half. and afterward the
members resumed consideration OF the
resolution, with the Democrats asking
for delay. At first they proposed in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
IN Bed
TOOK HYPO-COD
NOW WELL AGAIN
Cough Left Her-Nerves
Became Strong and Stom-
ach Trouble Disappeared
A WONDERFUL TONIC

Tho torture wen, through with
lying there in my bed and trying TO live
on pulled rice and milk is beyond
words" declared Mrs. John Forsyth
whose address is given below.
Il had a very bad cold last winter and
II dragged along until on" finc day
ur End caught the Flu" and for mont rs
after lay in bed a physical wreck My
cough was awful and my poor stomach
was Sn weak and bad could not eat
regular food. didn't know what real
sleep WIS and then. ono day VIII le | was
lying there on my bed in tho depths OF
despair I saw what folks wcr" saying
about Hypo-Cod in the newspaper: l
WAS Wild to try II. told my laughter
TO buy q bottle ct ono drug store and |
go; someone else TO phone down "a
another store fer another and In all
took three bottles. Results have h"cn
simply grand. I only hopc that this
testimonial reaches others sick and II,
poor health for it surely VIII put them
in a healthy strong conditions a'-liN
Even II II reaches orly on" poor sufferer
will fool the effort is not all in Va H.
for II they give Earle's Hyr"-Cod On"
good fair trial there isn't any doubt
what Il will DO" continued Mrs.. Fcr"yth
as she apply and vigorously set forth
tho results she secured bv using thIs
new and more p :vrrful builder. She
resides nj 1!cl Emma street. foun6S-
town. Ohio.
A couple bottles OF Earlc'@ liTpo-Cod
viii convince tho most "k"rtiCas.
AIRS. Allie KrU%. or Columbus. ONO;
says: My daughter had bad cough nr'
was weak. thin and pa" as can be. Her
stomach was SO weak shc existed on :,
milk and egg dict for four months aAd
cOuChcu SO much she 'rrldNt @l"'i.
Then We started her on Hypo-CHd az!
she picked rp ten pounds. is al work
again. eat big hearty meals and is rosy
md IN rubus; health. Il was worth a
thousand dollars. | then took II myFr'i
and II built m" III and stopped ih'
kidney rains I was having in MY back.
continued Mrs. krug. T09 kccr street.
Columbus. Ohiu.
Read what still others say in ar;iri"
below. Then get a ,"upl" bottles tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
This Organization
To Fight RadicaliSn1

Special DisIn,tvh :" The lnt"IILSehc'r'
WASgr\C;t~pN, Dec. 4--OTiCial an
rcunccment IA just been mao" Z: r''.,
John c, WhitsCll. mayor or the |l'! OF
ST. Joseph. Mo. chairman OF inc "Nc'u-
tive board OF IN" NrEaniZatl"il OF "''
ional aSSociatI,Nt. which Will h7Nc IVA
units in every county Of every state IN
tba J-n;tso StatrS. for "effnctiNely COM
hating the DANGEROUS trend coward eN-
tr,rne radtraliSua such as RolSheEiSm
and anarchy The stated purposes or
the association ave:
First. To prevent the forccful over
throw Of constituted government local,
state or nationoQ within the Cnlteu
States OF America.
Second: To urge u higher standard In
the performances OF the duties OF cltiZ-
enship in America
Third: To strengthen the tndepen-
dence OF our public officials ana protect
them fro naturalization on the part Oh
revolutioraries.
Fourth: To promote greater harmony
and progress generally. through inc s'n
ccre cooperation of all.
The organization VIII be known as
IN. National to-operattve Re-adjust-
mcnt Association. K was explained
that this association should not be con-
fused with various cooperative enter
prises OF a more or less private, or or n
political, nature: rs the purposes are
Us enumerated above and IT has no other
activities.
Effective methods for attaining the
PURPOSES OF The association are being
worked out sr..'diIy rs circumstances
seem to warrant.
II - believed that the chief benefit
Sran the association will b" derived by
local communities. especially industrial
communities. but iraSmuch ~ local uu-
Us will % general in each state and ter
rl'Ory and politi.zh subdivisions thereof.
and these communities make up the nat
i"n then the great benefit TO be derived
should materially affect our entire
nation.
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LANSING ADMITS
CONTINUED From PaES ons.)

attitude against invasion OF American
rights in the southern republic. Mr.
Lansing was quoted as Saying. was
reached some mouths ago and now was
;,bout to d,,velCp whether the Carranza
regime would accept or disregard it, H:
was said to nave added. that the admin
iStrati"n was prepared To 10 whatever
length was necessary I" "ntorc" that
policy
Hitchcock's Suggestion
Neither thu secretary nor the admin
iStratiOp senators. however. were rep
resented MS expressing directly any OPP
position Ia the Fall resolution. Several
attempts Ia POSTPONE, action on IL came
from the Democratic SId. and Senator
Hitchcock. acting Democratic leader Of
the senate, suggested Il substitute by
which IN" Senat" merely would endorse
the STATE departments course in the
matter and dcciar" in advance its sup
port nf the president. should nc decide
- brcnk Of: diplomatic relations.
During the day Henry Z. Fletcher.
american ambassador tn Mexico, also
went before the committee and was sat1
to hav. covered many of the same
points as did the secretary in reply to
questions about the attitude OF the state
department. For some weeks he has
been stationed here and has assisted in
the diplomatic correspondence now in
progress regarding the case OF William
u. Jenkins. the American consular agen:
under arrest ut Pueblo.
Await Carranza Reply
4 reply now is awaited from Car
rama 10 the latest American note re-
questing In sharp terms that Jenkins
be released. and advices reaching here
today indicated that commission
might be asked for by the Mexican
president TO settle the dispute. 1t was
said Mr.. Lansing did not indicate what
course this government might take
should the reply prove unsatisfactory.
but was very emphatic in his dcclar-
alton that the United States was ready
70 shoulder any consequences which
might result from its demands for pro-
lection of American rights.
Lansing Disclosures.
Virtually all If Ambassador Fetch
er's statement to the committee related
10 the Jenkins case. but Secretary Lam
sing was drawn into 4 detailed dis
cussion Of the whole general subject OF
relations with MEXICO and told the in
side story az the American govern
ment's attitude during recent years.
The great obstacle 70 break with
Mexico before the United States enter
ed he European war. Mr.. Lansing Is
understood to have said, was the fact
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
Miss Barr in Bank at Girard
SAYS It Is Just Grand.
FEARED SHE WOULD
DIE AT ONE TIME

"I had n terrible cough AID cold for
60 !, ng that my family Thought w"u
G;..ils were SO bad ,Acy affected my
head ard lungs and +, was difficult for
III" to breathe. l know If | didn't get,
.rmcihing real soon the cough would
fas,cn Ii+rrf on my lungs and seal my
doom ] had not taste for 1000 ana
sl.cp nights was simply out OF the
question. -.
ia just lay there half tho time wat, AT
ing Tor da.'l Oh, and time to get mp; we
had doctors but kept Eoin: down.
Then ono dav my father happened 10
come a"roas iii; medicine they. call
Uyuc-Ccd n the newspaper and we
talked about /; and he decided TO get
nc botil" and went all the way I"
Youngstown, not knowing the druSsls's
had < here.
II can hardly express in words how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
Nothing Tasted Good-Was
Weak and Dizzy in
the Morning.
FEELS LIKE NEW
MIN ONCE AGAIN

The hundreds OF statements from
people throughout III" country pr7'iSl ia
Farlc's Hypo-tOd must sure y Coh'iN :
.yCn the most skrptiral of this nc"
tones power Just Il glance At the Ter
mula upon Che bottle tells you II is con- n!h.
poscd Of the finest ingredients. ~
Fcrre, is in it's strength and The cllnu-
nation Of the oily. hShy taste VIII"
made tho old fas hInn"d preparations SO
disagrcrablc md u1$"ts wax st"nia ch'
SO much. Mr. Stanley Crane Said re-
Gently:
"G endorse ITypo-Cod without rescr ,nc
7 was suffering from aftcr-"nccts ot w
grippe and had lost considerable writn, :
T rnurhrd a good deal at night ana SCI
dom slept good. l f"lt WORKOUT an, an
would r"r DIZZY and things would tu.''
black. Everything tasted the S'l'nc
me and my appetite was gone. .,.,,-
"Hvpo-Cod stopped oil those tr""pr,.
mighty quickly. h"w"vcr. In n
,hinr il don" was start my apretH"'
etcpped tho tirkling in my throN, n,'
in one week the old cough "as coinp'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

W, discouraged and wrote to DR.. Pierces
Ill, aids Hotel, in Buffalo, n. y, and
started taking 'Fsvorite Prescription
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets My health improved from tho
very start and eventually was cured OF
NM ailments and was in perfect health. -
FRS. LYDIA J. EWIG, 1858 W. Franz
hn Street
Einton. ". Vat affords me great
o.easu> to have tho privilege to mike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales Of tho underworld of New York
or stories of nights of perpetual light,
as told by Detective Francis E. Caddcn,
Of the New York City police depart
mcnt, will appear IN The 1ntsLigencer
on Mondays and Wednesdays, starting
with the ISSUE of December 9th. Some
of tire articles are "The Tale Of the
Trail Of tho Cough" "Tale of the Bur-
row Of 500 Moy," "Talc Of the Brani
Of the yellow Claw" "Tale Of the Trail
of tho Cigarette BOX" and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

public this state
p.ent m behalf Of
IOr. Pierce's Favor
Sc Prescription and
IA Golden Medical
discovery I can
Dot recommend them
to highly to the
public. We have
useI them in our
fs.nily for years and
have rcaped good
results We have
.Iuavs found tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
FERRY PRACTICE

The Capitol Inns of Martins Ferry
will hold their final practice for th'
Henry game this evening. and the fol
lnwin: are requested to report at sever
o'cl"cE: Graham. McMullcn, F"sf
Flcahman. M'Nnu!ch. Watson. Webh
Davis, Totr"ri;tl". I. Crcil, Callahan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
Tr1ToN CANDIDATE.

Special To The lntclliCencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. Al. G.
Tiltou. who was chief clerk of the West
virginia department. Of agriculture I'M
der the administration 81 Howard f.
Williams. announced today that IL
would I've a candidate for the Rcpubll-
can nomination for commissioner Of
agriculture in the next primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

Discovery superior TO any other tonic, -
it IS . wonderful system builder..-E- }.
CARPER, Box 4, Beuepoint-
DR.. Pierce, Of Pufalo, N. Y stands
behind this standard medicine. When
you take Golden Medical Discovery. you
are getting the benefit Of the experience
OF a doctor whose reputation goes al
around the earth. Still more, 700 CT
Temperance medicine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
NOVEMBER POLICE REPORT.

There were but thIrty-ity" arrests in
The Guy during the month Of November
OF THIS number seven We're women.
$%9I WAS Iyvi"d III fines, Of who!
S-Gf.in WAS collected. Tho city amhu-
lance added $50 Ia Ia" "Iiy's revenue,
last month"; making eighty trips. Of
which siXty-nvc were for sickness. and
fifteen were accident calls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
"Pape's Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourncss,
Stomach Acidity

Arc Jumps Of indiE"stCd food causing
YOU pain" Is your stomach nrid. EhSSy.
sour. or have You natul"n"". heartburn:
Then take Tapc's Dinp"rsIn.
lust as soon A. you eat n tablet or
two Of Pape's DiapcuSin all that dys-
pepsta, indigestion and stomach distress
caused by aCidity ends. Th"N" pleasant.
harmless tabl"ts Of rapc'S lnapcrSIn
never fail Ia make sick. upset st"machs
feel fine Mt once. aud they cost very
little at drug stores
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dleS lOr tnS past 81
years aud ! HAYS
never known them
To fail. l was suffer-
ing with q complies
ton Of troubles. I
had -ains AL over
my boiy and ny
heart seemed weak.
I had been doctorng
for months with our
best doctors and had
obtained no relief. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

'~@Calcium Wafecs were to meet together
-ssSyhat an army it would be. These won
.ssderfuI waters 70 he had in almost
.Sseyery drug store In the L. s. put up
at 50 cents a box. They make the skin
--juore radiant with lovelinesS.
PimpleS. blackheads. rough. "happeS
Sxin, muddy complexion, sallownesS,
N&disappear. Never again smear your del
sssicate skin with grcaSr. ointment. lotion
land tallow. that clog the pores. make
s-thair grow and rob you of your beauty.
~-~A fair, delicate. rOSe-tint complexion
,S.tcomes only from good care and with
sethe remarkable influence Of Calcium
s-ASu' nhide your skin fairly r.vcls, in its
s-xfr. ION from pimpies. which dry up
=. an! flake of. \ more beautiful skin
sAresults. Get 50-cent box OF Stuart's
~.sCalcium Waters OF any druggist. They
s..ars safe harmless and oh: how effect
A-tive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

Baltimore, Md.-"It has heen 10y
pleasure TO recommend DR.. P:e-ee's RENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05

No country in Europe seems to be
n,cosed with the Senate's action. but
No fellow who is broke likes TO see
something soft vanish right before his
eyes.
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yickers, Y. Cecil, McGlumphey an
Fowler. Two more men will be adde'
IN this list, az we'll as TO the Henry
roster, but the Capitol Inns will no
name their men. until after the HenryS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
FOR A ROSE TINT
COMPLEXION
Rr.u1 It out by Kidding the Pace Of
P1inples, Blackhsads and Such
Skin Disfigursments, by Using
8tuArt's Calcium Tablets.

II all those who have acquired the
loveliest complexion by using Stuart :;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07
Did You Attend Saturdays Lecture
by Mrs. Haffner-Ginger?

you certainly missed something Mrs Ginger nothing not
practical Starting with the that makes the Yeast she carries
by gentle stages through all the steps that lead perfect bread
baking Not bread but other things their receive attention
and explanation And she talks explains everyday language You do
not have have unabridged dictionary with understand what Mrs.
Ginger saying.
Third Floor.