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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
CHILD GETSS|CK
CROSS, FEVER|SH
# C0NST|PATED
TOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOh StoW-
ACH, Liver, BOWELS.
.cAL1roRN1A sYRC@ OF fIas
CAN'T HARM CHILDREN And
THEY LOVE IT.

laxative today saves a SICK emu
,,,nnrrow. Children simply Will n"t
fake The time from play TO empty thfii
novels which become cloGGcd up WITH
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach sour:
Look ut the tongue, mother: IL
coated. Or your child is listiess. cross
feycrish' breath had, restless. ooesh
rat heartily. full of cold or has S"ro
throat nr any other childrens ailments
give a li;espoonful Of California syrup
Of Figs then don't worry. because II IS
perfectly harmless. and in few hours
aIl this constipation poison. sour Die
mud fnrmcnting waste will gently move
on, of tho bowels. and you have welt
playful child again. A thorough Insi"e
rIrnnsing" is oftimcs all that is neceS-
yarv. /, should be the first treatment
given in any sickness.
beware Of counterfeit fir syrurs. Asi
your druggist for bottle OF
"California Syru? Of rigs. which ha$
full directions for babies, children 81
nil ages and for Grown-ups plainly
nrjnrcd on the bottle. Look carefully
and Sc. that II is made by the "Caiifor-
MA Fig Syrup Company"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05

Ind been able TO obtain tickets. 20 In
apcctors from police headquarters
searched the opera house from cellar 10
mpp.rInos, gallery. buildings nearby
also wcrr searched.
Police lines were drawn two blocks
from all sides Of the opera housc. Scat
holders arrived III au;U!nuhles and were
forced 10 descend one block from lie
building aud walk To the main cntranc".
~ least fifteen uniformed policemen
yiz"d each ticket before n seat holder
could reach the main entrance Of the
building, and almost rs many more men
scanned the tickets before person
reached his scat
The doors were opened shortly after
"'cIncl..
Thu house presented a democratic alp
prarnncc with hundreds If men and
women III evening clothes minEling with
others in plain business dress. -hmcrI-
can and allied flags drai'"'l over the BAL
comics were the only decorations.
seats were provided in tn" front row
on The platform for President Wilson,
Mr.. Taft. Governor Smith, Frank H.
Folk. acting secretary "f state. APran
l. ElkuS. former ambassador IL Tur""E;
Cleveland ii. Dodg" and Alfred j.. Mar
ling, president Of the New York cham
her If commerce.
y military appearance" was gwen III"
meeting by the prcS"nc" vn h" pa
form If Major Generals David {.
sharks and Thomas Barry and ih"lr
stats and Vie" Admiral Albert T..
Glravcs and Rear Admiral Nathaniel il.
usirr and lh"Ir STATS. Others On thr
platform included Joseph =. Tumulty'
FORMER Governor Charles l.. Whitman.
former Ambassador Henry M"rs"nthau
and other DISTINGUISHED men.
At o'clock hardly scat WAS vacant.
AT that hour thu. audience. joined whole
hcarlrdly IN the singing Of patriotic
and popular songs. as II was annnnnr"h
no sprrrncs would l." delivered until IN"
arrival "f President Wilson.
President Wilson arrived At tn" opera
house at SO u'cl"ck. tie WIS accom-
pnuird To- Mrs. Wilson. MIR. Taft ar
rived alnu; S:&1. After Governor smith
and nrlmbrrS If In" committee" on ar
ranr"n"nis had taken their places on
IN" stage. Il military touch was add"d
hv a cuinr guard ~ overseas veterans
win, n!:lr,Ii"d IL tnr center ami present.
ri rnlrrS.
Tin" president WAS smiling rs h" on
tered The door II wa announced ~
would meet Il delegation Of freshmen
who wished !" present Il petition ASKING
Standardization for their country
after til" meeting.
\ wave. -! "n""r; SWIFT over 'h'
house ms TN. president and MIR. 'rai, took
thu rrn,cr nr tn" platform. tn" pr"'i-
dr,,r stepped forward ana bowed :" all
sr,:rs Of III" house" Mr. TAFT then STRIP
lr,cl forward ami acknowledged III"
riinnrs Cleveland IT. IIri.;" called for
thr", chc"rs for Mf. W;!s''n anI thrr"
NOR. tnr Mr.. Tafr. Th"y w"r" gwen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
COLDS OFTEN
MEAN PNEUMONIA

Why nike chaTr's with your If" end
endure the harra:SslnE and worrying IT.
v hon You can Danish II quickly by call
iHss al thu drug store and securing i &c
jar Of kKE:W-PlNA" This wonderful
ointment reduces nil inflammation.
either Internal or external. and kills
sufferers from r-itarrh, hrOnChitis tnI-
siIHiS coughs, rheumatism. plruriSy.
sore throat ;quickl? draws paIn from
burns. cuts and bruises and relieves
rruupv children effectively. Put up in
25c size anu sold ut oil drug gt"r"S.
Make. z mental note IN get il on your
WA 10 or from shopping. or work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
before the SpcGS1HT,

NEW irHii. March ton -" ~" or
hi: -"turn ~ III" !'"a"" r"nf"-"H"" l.r.;~
Id"nt Wilson d"l v"r'r an aGirc.::. Lr-c
i"n'%ht Il, th" Metropolitan -. IA r""s,..
mrG!nT establishment Of lrr.u. ri
nations" Former l'""$.dcu' '""nit r,ma =
Inv :ron thu ...inc platform. also ,.ii:-
lined his r"aS"ms FIR h"l.ry.nr ih%i !
i"aCnc ri n;.tirnS should ~ '.riurH I"
prevent tu;u~" wars.
Governor Smith rf New i""r, rr"S,G-
Cd ~ thu rIr"!.ng and iii'rr,ivccd El;h
P""s iri"ri Wilson ami Mr.. ''air
Long before ~" president reached tn"
opera hnus" i-r"ni crowds hr'i ruicS'l cd
along Broadway and Seventh avenue.
wkilr hundreds 81 poll" rni"u. thu :.ir"n--
est guard ever p-""iGrd in his rIt:.
wcr" Siatiunc-! around tn" building.
nur hour h";urc n" doors were
thrown open 30 IN" f"w th";!Sand& who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
he DARKENED HIS:
GRAY HAIR
They Used 20 Gail Kin Grandpa NOW
Thoy Call Elm Hid.
Tells HOW 10 Dtd It.

Mr.. J. ~ McCrea. q we'll known resi-
dent CT San FrancE&o. who was called
Daddy End Gruadpa OH acroun: Of ms
white hair. and who darkcnrd Il with Il
simple huneulade mixture. rr"Hn''y
made the following statement:
Anyone can prepare 4 simple mixture
Il. home at very littio cost. that wiIl
darkrn gray hat and make Il soft and
glossy. To a half pint "f water Hdh
ounce OF bay rum. small Don ~
Earho Compound and !. "unc" OF ely
c"rinc. These ingredients can b. h"Ufht
y, any drug store nj very litll" cost. NP-
riv 10 the hn!r twice Il w"cE until the
L,.s,r.I shade is Obtained. This ~ NOT
n dc. it does mot "ni"r the most doll,
cate scalp. Is not stick or greasy ana
does not rub off. My friends now eau
mo Kid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05

medicine for woman j ailments / ever
saw. "--Mrs. SAHA SHAW, Il. No. |,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
HRS. Shaw proved the merit of this
medicine and wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may find
relief IS she dc.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham s Fege.,
table Compound, n trial. For special
advice in regard to such ailments write
t1l.yGia f.. Pinknam Medicine Co. Lynn,
Afa's The result of its forty years
experience is at your service
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smiled and nodded.

smiled and nodded.
,iuvcrnnr Smith opened his speech by
paving Il tribute to III" part the New
York soldiers had played in the war
The war is not yet won. nc SAID
and will not bn until the golden rul"
is written into lhr International law q;
IN" world"
lie introduced Mr.. Taft rs tho man
whn had worn The purple Of the prcsl-
don't If tho United States. and with
grac" and honor.
Mr Tai; was greeted with loud hand
clapprnC when II" ARCS" 10 speak.
\ detail nf police stationed n; III"
stag. entrance failed to rrcoGniZ"
Joseph +. Tumut". the presidents SOC
rotary. when tho latter appeared with Il
dozen members Of the presidential party
fer whom seats had been reserved Oh
III" Stage. Mr.. TumuIty WAS held un by
several patrolmcn. who crowded back
III" party. Eventually police. rapi"in
who recognized him appeared and IN"
: ,,nriv was permitted TO pass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05

-"
could hardly get
around to do my
vc.k, and as | had
four in my family
and three boarders
it made it very hard
for ne. Lydia f.
pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND
was recommended
to nc. | took it
ana it has restored
my health. 1t is
certainly the bet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
scA1p1NG FATAL TO CHILD

Joseph Viola. aged three years <"n ~:
Joseph Viola Of WcllshurG. died in 'hr
North Wheeling hospital last nigh, az
n result ri falling into tub nf boiling
water III tho family home Last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05
IL BEST Medicine
FOR WOMEN"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.

Portsmouth. Ghio.-"I suffered from
irregularities, pains in my side and was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-05

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29

Texas. and in talking with
County Judge Pickle and 9th
er county officers. it was learn
el the object of the organiza-
tiOn of which he is national
secretary and he was invited
to leave the city.
The next morning he was
seen talking to some negroes
and was told that he must leave
town. to which he replied that
the men did not see his point
of view. The whipping started
then, and afterWard ne decided
to leave and bought a ticket
to st. Louis.
The officials of the Associa-
tion later telegraphed Cover
nor Hobby of Texas: What Of
forts are being made at once
to punish the offenders" who
administered d beating to John
r. Shllady. 1t was asserted
in telegram by the governor
that Schiller was the only Of
fender and that he had been
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29
4 AGAIN THIS WINTER

/, dpo'lt two months eX-
I H. -, agree that every state of
4 Insoii ~ s Will be again under
ki,t t"'iaenc" OF the influenza
1 n Ia., Socollrged the the coun-
ro' U''' now until the influen-
i,o ".'leS' ii behoOves every
non,, NJ" 10 guard himself as far
(nsa', aSonal hygiene is the best
e,b 81, Keep your body, your
ksibta' az parts of you clean as
tsb .,, Keep your clothing
|Dsm, o cream. If you are i'll
IN r'' d doctor at once. Don't
h." a Weakened condition
|. air. germs get INTO
! |1p I, your home clean. Clean
BIDS 'drd. ara Don't let fruit
tIes I'd" "afh debris or other ar
ki,cs winch breed flies, mos
ana other germ bearers
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29
PRES. WILSON
OFFERS COMPROM MISi

President Wilson has sub,
mitted to representatives Of the
six railroad shop craft propo-
sal to pay shopmen about four
cents an hour increase on a
basis of ten hours pay for eight
hours work retroactive TO May
!. ShOpmen. car inspectors.
repair men. who have been re-
ceiving G3 cents and 5S cents.
respectively, would be paid 81
cents.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29
NEGRO PROTECTOR
BEATEN FRIDAY

A man named John r. Shil-
lady. organizer and secretary
of the National Society of ad-
vancement of the colored peO-
pie. received a severe beating
at Austin. Texas last Friday
when he attempted to establish
headquarters at Austin to pre- .
vent the lynching of negroes
and establish racial equality
among the two races.
He went down to secure a
charter from the Attorney
General to do business in
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29
MtSkOGEE PATROL
MAN Is A MAN

When the car men had sur
rounded Leroy Roberts and
asked that he show his man
hood and turn in his badge,
Roberts is said to have replied:
"Gentlemen, was in France
for over year trying to show
that | was a man. | came back
home and took this job to conf
plete the work Of showing that
| am a man.
IL don't know how many of
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29

punished. and that the organi-
zatiOn could do more for the ad-
vancement for both races by
keeping their representatives
and propaganda out of the
state.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29

ing promulgated by the FEEDER
al department of Education wiz
be taught i'm all schools of Ok
lahoma, if the reques. being
made by II. II. Wilson of coun-
ty superintendents of the state
is made effective. Mr.. Wilson
has sent letters to all superin-
tendents to urge teachers to i'm
pr, SIS the work on pupils.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29

be around your place. Elemi-
nate all pudlles or pools.
Eat lightly and Of well-bal-
anced foods. Keep yourself in
spic and span condition and
shape. These may be just the
things that will save your life
this fall and winter.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-08-29
THREE

you fellows have been where
| have been in France. but
have walked over more blood
there than any of you fellows
ever saw. nar S only half OF
il. I'm not afrail to walk Ove'
a little more"
The men, who by this TIM
had gathered around him ami
backed up to the building saw
that Roberts meant business
and they all lost interest in the
case and went their ways.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
ORIAL {
FL senior Bonillas ataca a los nexicanos

sidcnteS en- este pals Y en- Ell vleJo mundo. ESQ Sc
deduce con perfecta claridad y precision del espintu
de la declaration, que, como declmos. esta peslmamen'e
traducida o eNpresada. De .odos modos. resuita que
ell autor V responsible de las imputacinoes hechas a
los mexicanos. pOr la prensa. los poltlcos Y Iuncio-
narios carrancistas 10 es NADIA menos que ell senior
Ingeaiero Bonillas, que, como Embajador, Sc expresa
en- forma tan deprimente y ofensiva para los meNlca-
nos. Pero 81 ell senior Bonilas Sc refiriera tambien a
los politicos americanos Y europeos, entonces resuita-
ria que dicho senior hacia extensiYos sus ataques a los
politicos eXtranjeros, americanos y europeos, cosa
que nos parece impropia de quien tiene representation
diplomatica. La imprudeRte e injustificada imputaclon
del senior Bonillas. seria entonces doblemente cenSu-
rable.
Mas. volvienGo a 10 que aver e~xpresamos, este es'
que uuienes hacen tan graves imputaciones estan en-
la obligation de citar cuaado menos un cargo con-
creto. para probar la veracidad de sus cargos, o sc eN-
ponen a ser tratados con la severidad que la lm2nta-
cion calumniosa amerita, diremos que ell senior Bonllias'
81 no quiere Eastman ell sentimiento publlco y Ia dig
nidad de los mexicanos. exponiendose d una verdadera
avalanche de prOteStas Y rectiflcaciones, esta oolgado
a concretar su formidable cargo, que ha ~producldo'
puede creerlo, extraordinaria eNcitacion entire los me-
Nicancs.
Por 10 menos. creemOs que los aludldOs en- lorna
tan severa ' deprimente no enmudeceran. porque 81 tai
hlcieran, con 81 silencio otorgarian a~ceptacion de una
tremenda responsibilities historica, polltlca y social.
En- nuestro ccncepto Y en- ell de la opinion publ
ca entire los mexicanos. no ha habldo uno solo de nues-
tros compatriotas que en- ell sentido lndIcado por e' Sc
nor BoniIlas Sc haya apartado del canine del de-
coro V del deber. Y en- este case. mas honrara a dicho
senior Ingeniero una clara rectificacion de sus con-
ceptos. que Ia persistencia en- ell error la rnjuSticia o
IL falsedad.
Aver citamos los expresivos conceptos antl-lnter-
vencionistas de diferentes lderes pohtlcos, como son
les senores Licdos. Cara Aldape, Calero, de la Barra
V DIR. Yazuuez Gomez. ST necesario Sc hace lnterpe-
laremos a los mismos caballeros Y otros muchos mas
para que expongan sus ideas sobre ell particular, por-
me tratandose de una question tan grave Y trascen-
dental para nuestra patria, es necesario, urgente, que
Sc yea de un mode claro y precise, que no hay mas
II m solo concepto, V que no hay "istas' de nlnguna
especie. sino pura Y simplemente meXlcanos.
Nos remitimos, pues, muy atentamente al senior
Inr.niero Bonilas, demandandole en- ell nombre de la
iusticia. del honor Y del patriotismo, que concrete sus
imputaciUnes para saher 81 ha habido algulen que haNa
faItaGo a sus deberes, o para que no sc lntente arroJar
sin razon nj Fundamental, una maRcha sobre ell buen
nombre de los meXicanGs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02

Aver apenas. refiriendonos a las calumniosas i'm
putaciones que con incaIficable ligereza. algunos dia-
rios metropcIitanoS. pOliticos y funcionarios carranciS-
tas, Sc atreven a hacer en- contra de los meHicanoS que
vfVeu en- el extranjero. asegurando que es'ns compa-
trhotas son los que promueven y sustentan la idea de
que Sc intervenga en- las cuestiones interiors; de nues-
tp pals. deciamos que en- muy serio compromise Sc
verian guienes tan calumniosas especies %propalan. 81
se!vieran obligados a concretar el cargo.
Tn deber impericso, de justieia. nos mueve ahora
a hacer una aclaracion, que 81 no hicieramos, al te-
ner conocimiento de 10 que vamos a decir. nos colo
caria ante nuestra propia coneiencia, fuera de la misma
justicia Y de Ia yerdad del case.
Somos pues, los primeros en- rectificar nuestrcs
propios cOnceptos. al darnos cuenta cabal del origen
de semejantes impptaciOneS. No son pues, entera-
mente culpables ' responsableS de propalar tamanas
imputacioneS, quienes, segun Sc desprende de las de-
elaraciones heckas en- su caracter de Embajador por
ell Ing. Boninas. solo Sc han hecho eco de aseveracio-
mes "oficiales". que son las que american UNI severa
V solemne reproduction.
Efectivamente: entire las declaraciones hechas en-
Washington ell dia IS del Pasado por ell senior Ing. Bo-
nillas. encontramos estos c~oneeptos que resultan que
NANTES como un hero ardiente, er contra de los meNl-
csnos Que viven en- ell exrtanjerO.
La intensa propaganda que Sc viene hacienda en-
Ia prensa stadunidense.-agrego Ell senior Bonilas,-
Sc interpreta en- Mexico como el ultimo esfuerzo que
los eIementos del antique regimen que sc encuentran
expatriados Y ss poderosos confederadoS, asi como
los politicoS. tanto de este pals, como de Europa, ira
tan de llevar a cabo para precipitar una Intervention
en- el pals. 81 sueno de un ~gobierno despotlco y abSo-
luto, asi como ell embrollo entire las dos naclones We
cinas en- IN conflicto armada seria una poslbildad que
habra pasado por complete Il Ia historic
Hemcs respectable fielmeute Ia reduction del pa
rrafo transcrito, porque no queremos nj debemos ma
cerle ninguna alteration. Concordancia, puntuacion y
terminus, que suponemoS resultado de traducciOR de-
fectuoSa. no alteran el espiritu de las imputaclones IN
famantes del senior Ing. Bonillas, que produclran Sc
guramente profunda sensation entire nu=stros compa-
triotas aludidos.
Afirma Ell seRor BorilEas que la lntensa propa-
ganda que Sc yiene hacienda en- la prensa de los Is
tados Unidos. para promOveT una Intervention en- nues-
tro pals. Sc interpreta como el ultimo eSfuerzo de los
elementos del antique regimen, que sc encuentran eN-
patriados. V sus poderosos confederadOs,-que Supone-
mos seran los revolucionarios coHvencionlstas, tehcIs-
tas. vazquiStaS. zapatiStaS, angeliStaS, y demas lstas'-
asi como los pOliticos tanto de este pals como de Eu-
ropa, aludiendo seguramente no 4 los polItIcos europeoS
' norteamericanOs, Sino a lS poitlccs meNIcanos re-