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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-05-03

in the election of May "a, saying that
such action was imperatively needed
for it's moral effect throughout the ma
ton.
The Intercity Bank, on the state line
between Kansas City, Mo, and Kansas
City, Kan, was robbed Friday by four
men of approximately $4,000. The
robbers escaped in motor car.
The twenty-ninth annual gathering
Of the Texas State Dental Society
terminated Friday at Waco, Texas,
with the selection of Dallas as the city
for the 1920 meeting.
The American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association, at the closing SEES
sion in New York City, Friday, adopt
ed a resolution urging the incoming
congress to repeal or suspend for two
years the wartime act of 1917, rails
ing the second-class postal rates. The
resolution declared that such rates,
crude and unscientific in character
and burdensome alike to newspapers
and their subscribers" affecting the
carriage of newspapers, were ill-suit'
ed to the needs of the country
Predicting unprecedented prosper
ity in Texas following the war and
urging the people to cooperate in all
things that will aid in the achieve
ment of this laudable purpose, Cover
nor W. P. Hobby, in his speech at the
made in Houston exhibit Wednesday
at Houston, Texas, referred with pride
to the part the state has had in the
front ranks in making history in the
world war.
Unqualified Endorsement of the
league of nations and the good roads
movement in Texas was given by the
Daughters of the Republic in Texas
in resolutions adopted in the closing
session of the 28th annual convention
of the organization Wednesday at
Austin, Texas. The resolution with
reference to the league of nations was
offered by Mrs. L. n Thorp of Austin
and was unanimously adopted.
Operations at West Columbia, Tex
as, are said to be menaced by the ap
pearance of salt water in the field anG
several producing wells have either
stopped flowing or are making con
siderable salt water.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-05-03

The Intercity Bank, on the state line
between Kansas City, Mo, and Kansas
City. Kan, was robbed Friday by four
men of approximately $4,000. The
robbers escaped in motor car.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-05-03

Operations at West Columbia, Tex
as, are said to be menaced by the ap
pearance of salt water in the field anG
several producing wells have either
stopped flowing or are making con
siderable salt water.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-05-03
MY HEAD!

} one feels, all
out-of-s
perhaps a
C o a t e d
tongue-it
is the signal
that poisons
are accumu-
lating in the
system, and
should be
cleaned out
at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
OBEDIENCE TO LAW

In his address 70 the farmers OF the
United States. Mr.. Gompers allege,
that no resort to violence and no revo-
lutionary methods" are contemplated
by the organized labor movement Mr..
Gompers speaks for the conservative
and sensible men In the Federation Of
Labor. but II Is difficult to reconcile
yAas statements with those Of union
heads who declare that they will not
obey the cumn!ns railroad law II II i.
passed by Congress. and with tho
heads Of the mine organizations. who
defy the authority OF the President OF
!; The United States. Union labor. just
now, needs sane and conservativ" lead
ership. leadership. which above all,
will preach obedience 10 N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
FRYING THE OFFICIAL FAT

The Democratic Nn'."ual '"m'".ti'"
has begun to a2piy Tn" whip to Fedora!
office holders IN It's n r - r':s" IL"
ten million dollar campaign fund. ".'' a
it believes 20 De necessary I" hn1".e
the D.rnocra,!c campaign rrxt year.
one W. u. Jameson. "p,r"ct"r OF FL
nance" is sending 'lt to Democrats
everywhere. and particularly to Demo-
cratic orace-holdcrs form letter ask
ing for information as to possible d.
nors, and suggestions rs 70 what "'v'h
one should give. Tho last paragraph
~ this letter cantains the following
very singular statement.
Il, any names you CIV" ar" Fe'!"7d
rct.cr holders. or II y"u. yourself. are
ono. be surr 10 dcuu;.. that fact"
The proceeding paragraph says
please be sure wha, each sho'dd do;
no, what you think each Will do"
OF course W. have Federal STATUTE"
distinctly prohibiting III" soliciting Of
campaign funds from am Federal
Office holders We hav" other StHtW''9
distinctly p-uh;bitInS Federal cf!lr'-
holders from partisan activity in
national elections but Federal str,u;"s
have become small and unimDoriHnt
things with this administration. Flag
rant violations ~ the Civil SerVic" law
participation in party contests. entire
" In violation or all statutes, and on
couraSement OF oftirc-holdrrs TO the "x-
,rcrnest partisan activity. have become
80 common that they are tn" accepted
thing so far as Mr.. wilson and his
associates at Washington are concern
ed. Federal appointment has hccom" IN"
reward Tor party service, and party
service has become the means Of hold
Ing and staying in Office. II Is not
strange that tho great public uttlitins.
such as tho postof!lcc department. have
detcriora,cd in morale and efficiency
under an administration that makes
political activity and ability to contrib
ute TO a campaign fund NOR" import
ant requirement than efficiency IN the
service Of the people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
MORE PRODUCTION NEEDED

In spite Of the elaborate legal cam
ra!c, undertaken b. the Attorney Cen
erals department. and directed against
so-calIcd prohtoers, the material r"duc-
ton in the cost OF living. during the
past three months. has not been de-
cided. a tendency downward paruCu-
larry. in the prices OF meats Is very
noticeable: corn products are selling
lower and some vegetables have reach
I'd a more reasonable level. On the
other hand. clothing has not been re-
duced. and many lines are higher than
they were a year ago. Boots and shoes
still soar towards fabulous n-urcs- The
average reduction obtained by tho meas
urcs undertaken NJ Washington. while
Improbable. by no means, meets the
demands Of the people.
Tho fact is, we cannot csca7" the old
laws OF trade and industry There may
be proh,ccr!ng here and there; there
NAV be withholding OF goods from the
market. and there may be speculation,
hv, the basis Of high prices Is the lack
OF goods. coinCident with an unusual
supply Of money. Tho cost. OF living
Will bc lowered when We produce more
useful things: when VIC grow more FOOD
when We create more material from
which clothing boots and shoes are to
DC made. and when we build moro
houses. In other words. when We
buckle down and go TO work ~ sensible
human beings. instead Of delud'ng our-
selves with the thought that we can
Darn A living by working on"-third OF
tho time and loanng the other two
thirds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

A disc!pel Of Foster. the syud callSt
had just been completed his plea for rev
vlutIun. Dripping with perspiration: h"
mopcd his brow. After many violent
arguments IN favor OF the destructon
Z God, the government and property.
the out Ot-dOUr meeting broke up In NJ
tic wh!rlpools. with an excited alien
waving his hands. and talking wildly.
- the center OF each rIaelStrom. II W.T.
evident, that all that that crowd needed
at that moment was Il leader win q
brick bat N has hand, ana the riot ahd
l,utIng would be launched. A business
man who saw that something must b"
done immediately to divert the attention
- = multitude that suddenly had become
q NIB quietly said to the reVolutoniSt'
Now Just what do you mean by mass
action" As he asked the question. th1
ugitator waved his handkerchief at some
Enats that wanted 10 settle upon ms
face, ard then made substantially the
following answer:
ton. The hot September night had
brought out a little swarm. but in
august, on the edge OF the forest. these
cnats would sting man to death, AID
at his body. The gnats have no h"aH.
Zach grut works Tor ITSELF and Guid"s
IS own flight. but the swarm has mass
action The bees too, that settle up"n
The head Of man who wants TO roo
the hive Of the honey-cUub. have mas
action. The poison in their Stings united
means death. though the sting OF the be"
means only q swelling. on the hand or
face. Now ;hc individual syndicallSt Is
only q sting. upon the capitalist. OGt
h..n ali Of our reyolutiOHiStS move IN
Il mass, as the Enats move in i company.
and In" bees in q swarm, and each shat
and each bee begin TO pinch and Sl!.iS
the ,i.iItn, the results Is death. Mean
while. III" victim cannot tell which EiEit
bit him or which bee stung him. w no
shall locate responsibility upon any On.
,;yudinaliSts? Now. that ls what -
meant by mass art.,n." When IN" army
If white ants com" .u,o 4 village, every
body fees. In lHiia. the ants cat up
c,cry table. chair. ruat, shoe N"S'tapI".
or tree And the r,.n"rh OF III" human
ants is on Take D. rom me. IN" mass
action cannot be stepped by any lnJuhC-
ton. policeman or ..::I''.
The crowd list"n.I 80 IA" conversation
nfrnndrd to be told that their l"ad"T
looked upon then SIMPLY rs EnatS or
hungry ants. II never occurred I" mem
. To- be irr:trtoI - "ngry. nor GA
SINGLE one ,rEgcsi that n" was n man.
and was a,;r .,.l.HS this subject. not
from the. ,,.H paint OF Enat or an
rnrry be-. -" . white ant, that bits anu
lars, hu, rr,.,u the viewpoint OF hu,
man being, .yNp think and Work. ana
homes and aspircs. The appeal or ina
rp'rotor was 10 tho mob spirit. Iir OF
r~red nothing 10 hope. nothing TO tNH
-, Of adventure and sclf-Sacrinrh
yie 1,nyn no inclt~UcDt OF service. ne
inrkcd uron his hearers "a lower thah
cpur-foc;ed animals and reduced Ihe'h 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
THE STRIKE FEVER

My job is all I could desire. 4
yields m" handsome pay: wr'S;i"
with my blooming Tyr" for eight
brief hours a day. ! ought 10 think
myself in luck. - have n job | Like;
but all tho ether boys have struck.
and 50 think III strike. No stern
opprc2sor crinds my face with Cru'!
IRON heel: 10 tyraniS in the higher
place | make no vain appeal. y"
rank injustice" lament, my spirit
isn't sore: have a Er!"Van"" worth
n cont, that makes III" walk tn" Go"r.
Rut 500 all tho striking lads
parade along tho pix; they've quit
their work in all tho grads. and so
| think I'll strike. | am the only
man AT work in all this lovely land.
who docs not find his lahors lrk. who
makes no stern demand. I'm salts
fed with what | DO. and with tho
pay, set: each day | earn three
bones or two. in danlp but honest
sweat. I'm treated hotter than
king AID life seems pretty slick. and
rs | SIT around and sing can't
think up n kick. But nm lonesome
all tho day. tho ono ront"nici guy:
tho rest have thrown their tools
away. and they 20 marching by. I
sec ,hcm waving bright rcd flags MS
up tho street They hike; ani so my
Hitting lnbor drnrs-I rather think
I'll strike.
Copyright by Geo. Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Our Daily Story
BEAUTY AND THE EXPLORER.

rrursdalc Euv"r. IT,. famous explorer.
traveller and hunter. newer faIlcC 10 "a
Il" and aw" the yp.iug Women who had
tho honor to b. introduced 10 ham ~ tn"
social g"ih"rlugs at whir!, h., WIS In
such great d"n.,rl - noVS H'iinr be
hind 4 roit"d palm with h";,,.',ful young
Maga&.u" Outi" ~ Mr$. rIEEyhack'" re-
ccpiicn. l." prepared for an easy con
quest As lauuvh"L INTO Il description 81
the China Sea snuutf.sh. which climbs
aboard ships AMI hit"s sailors IN halr.
Yes" she uuGd"d brightly. "Tyr
seen them. Aren't they cNcrt.nEc nut
tn" sra oxen off the coast Of Labrador
AT" much more dangerous. because they
hunt in fl"cks and butt holes into boats
with Their heads. IinI" you seen them ="
Fer no.. adml'"d Rover. Now.
the flying weasel Of southern Zanzibar
IS 4 curious nnIm1l. II flies revolving
with it's tai in !'S n.'u'h. for great AIS.
ttuC"S. and ST n"''r la been known rr
grow Dizzy
"Oh. Yes. ~" soon 'hrn often" rcplIcd
MaEaz.m" brightly. "Eut ir,fcr to
watch tn" Il'll"Sp"nt cain,lS % central
lIladUStan. They walk backwards ,oY
know. ON their front i"Gs. yet never
bump into a thing. somehow. You've
seen them. Of Cours"r''
"W"ll--cr--n said Rover. reluctant
ly. Il must tell yuu of tn" Rulrar.n
E"ula%h bug. which sings Il.,. = mouth
organ and drinks through s;raw. When
| FIRST"
oh. yes" sh" interrupted. -1.vc
watched them often. Have you ever
seen tn" rataE"n.an plumdoE. which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
MASS ACTION OF CHATS AND OF BOLSHEV|K|?
BY NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

the level CT swarm or insects. ThCS"
!tttle creatures, the Buats. lay at dty-
break. malurcd a. noon. and gene rally
are dead before mldu, ght. They I've
as the leech lives. the Ike Of tn, IIrCS1"
and because they are parasites, lHc
snats soon perish. That aGItator was
melancholy Spectacle. HIS appeal -
class hatred represented q tragedy.
There was nothing III III" scene thu,
even suggested that man was Il hcIn,;
make good image, 9" gifted that Ii"
could serve and d" for lIb"rtE, and
struggle for deals and press GA towards
new times and better hrr"aftcr II TO-
morrow holds for III" people Uf IA" Re
public nothing but mass action. tacu "ur
generations has dcgcncrat"d To III" level
~ the rnat. and having til" ethics Of
lhc white ant. like the E:aj and tn" AM.
ON the morrow morrow. VIII perish and
10 TO III. rubbish heap uf creation. EUi
noble men bcl!,v" ~ better things. Tic
mass can burn ANA cruelty and torture
but the man TulStut( Gladstone, Lincoln,
can repudiatc tn" IVA <, and 1--we and d."
for great prIu"tll". Great m"n u"
Incu who rcb"llri AGAINST mass action
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l.s, thing - ~ ~ .":.E rNh NJ J"
th.n...
81, u,.;l M: .I~.s: tat thr'f SH'i',
he hu:;l for safety and lr""r'l"A -
,hc!r own country Will such a thIhE ICE
un,m&siA.r. You CArnut have an"'N'F
mans marine in tine OF war. We A.
, told i Hu.p IS u CIhIm"d.ty. \ SH.p -
the nn!y commodity that carries WIN !"
II" SOY, -r.Grty % It's country.
\ ship - the only commodity tAtt E"$
a r.gnt To- fly Ia" !laG. and not only
r.gh,. but i required IL fly III" iiAs \
$!,jo .s,,'; Ike i par Of shoes. II car
res w!ia Il the customs Of It's own conn.
try and j, is 4 s!gn If the power and
might Of tn, country. Even # all war
Sims arr abolished and war is ah"IiShcI.
the country that has ships.
IL makes no difference" ABOUT DAY ~,
ships II you haven't got battI""!'.iH
and warShIpS yen SIN hHN" iHr ShirS
which ..Nr-rlS.. thu. physical fore" Ui thr
w,r,d upon tn. seas.
Fr,rI,,r rr IN. Seas VIA; IS free
dan, rr 49,. s,.,e"
,Tl. laws If IN. srI NAY. always been
written Inv tac ,.rui.irl s,rnug"..; "m IA"
ems II Inc freedom Of tin. seas dO"su't
=, w. ~. r.,,,,,,ry has ON That -"a
rirn, = rrinr right. t. carry is OWL
,,u,.ds men We would like to know what
. :, docs mean
or course. E.n.;!Iri las E"n" ;Htu tGtf
trade br,:lIS.. ,,!.. M:,s Had Ia" "h"Ip"S'
Marie, for hU:ld!ME. Si.r - losing that
r,,v liz .-ral r.uIurr,', the world
,,.r ~, Iu-,f on lyirnr Conditions that
ar ,,.,,, ,,,,.,.' MD r,r MI ..n!nu \ rplcn-
y 81 .,,o ~, ~ l.,-,r.,,,rg- in EurOrr IS
,n. 80. -, ,,- iy ,,c,,.,i:z,l Inc world over
800 ',,,., mi 49, any 3Ilyari1,.
NvE,, ,Lnir r.iias rot any
mi','n' ,,r. 49, u.,.,,:: AN. about =
, ,r..,'.,,,.. marin, f. will be- built very
nnirL,y
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Ey rv,~..."F c~.' IN certain ways
'.. r..y.~:.,::.=: cru help ~" shiYbUiid-
-. ru"~:s and oi'crA;'rS Of ships.
":."- N+u g. ~ recommended that IT,
-, RANGES: .."J - money on proper
.~'i:..y a. e. I.w rat" q interest I"
.:r"I..G. g.. Fedora! fUu!t are thus
..,".. .'..' , t. farmers. WAY not L.
';."" .:.ihS;Ei'~'
IT,. -.,.,. ..:.!.,-ui can l"ud lis C-"d!t n
81" >...,i". "' crrLi' money for ships. ne"
...s. t:u na'u" ~ IA" %h.rp.NE buSin'H.
'..t>-.:. '"stI"H a"d underwriting. II
RE t..G.ri from I.nUdr". Tn" Undc'-
sr.i 70, .i.. s.i.r>s started first and tn,
, .:-~-. ,...tt.u:. fn.!uwrd II order 70 guard
':.,. !:.t'"...,i - IL" IuS"raHC" coinranic>.
Nj. :iuv.'y hAs suggested that IL"
p. .,'-"'''", u'.l.:wr.t" tN"'" *aipS un-
% .rwr.'" -" ctr."~ n these American
Of -. Wy Shouldn't the government
..' ."r Tasted States us" Is credits ~
o.. ";Iis.' ,"'d.' and integrity ar" tn
~ $ o.: t':n Vr!r"wr.tI:@ nuSIn"$$-~'"r
e. Ir.t.rN".t.:.a; Of American ships and
}ul"".,dH "..r."S and tnuS give the pen
, e.. 90 .':, uWf. Tr"T!v.
WAY ,...,':.d W, T." - londru or Be-
~. wn.'a v" al '"'t"r" tn" war L."
This Yr Ill underwriting business: And
WY SHrU.dit; Ia" government take a
.-.,d .u tl,' class :I,'It!U9. pat on the
\ -.....u '.nSi!frl'j": Society or Csta.'-
IA ":.,. Tat will :uSur" - the govern
..,':.' tie Very pest hT:id:nG. II" very
.,.,t ru.. g. l."S" S,.pS, They can a"
;'r.s I..:E,.if / ,'uSl':.. anything. The
.-a'.:.... ,'...'"-S with Il rHt" ~ 4 or .
p ,.'.' T." a":'.iu "N = St'p and on i
. .'.n .r ..HtG.t "iir-haif yer cent !" !
..." ,";i. ." urrUla! times IN = "IrE" To-
q. s.''-." tr.;. = n's lever IN tins Nu~.-
Wr ~ "a" hrsiHr&s know that although
-. rrr.tl - very free Il ISN'T 50 Ir""
nat Yea could n";."r =. Il Eon cncou"-
j.r tE:% c"'nn;'aiins o. mon.
IT, ~. .uprrIt" -n!pS IN ;h' great trades
L - also necessary for somebody to to-!
,h"s" people who up,rat" the ships
" here thcy Set off and where they
i''t On.
People n th~ business know that rates
tao world over h':fur. IN" war were prar-
it'a,iy fixed. except in cas-" Of L few
tramp lines Men in the business knew
::Lt ia London fiv, months b"fUr" ~"
wtr &trri"d S!r own Ih!il'pS and A.
bert II:I.l'u fixed tn. prl"" Of the car
rage Cf both CarEV"$ ard people. Any
body vino bumps into this combination
wants 20 be strong enough % say:
III you want 10 cut rats. We Will cut
them good and plenty. We are going to
up"r1t" our ships and We are going Ia
own $hlrr Of our own export trade"
M. Hurley has placed this At 80 1"r
cont THAT Is little enough. but II W.
IrINo tn stUcf. II we manufacture" and
nd I !" our customers in another
country Will some on" tell why ""
haven't Some prior right 10 20 with our
customer fur it's SAFE. carriage and trans
port. AID why We have to lot into that
business on the same terms with orr
selves 4 uUddic man who Is simply IN
the livery stable business.
Il Is tho same theory exactly ~ Nv
ny in your own home. which some Of
ny st!u Ike. and renting I place. 1t j.
ne proposition OF whether tho cheap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
TIE TUBERCULOSIS SAM
TARIUM

70. In another column Of the Intelligence
sr appears an appeal from DR.. E. E.
Clovis Of tho State tuberculosis SAM
tarium at Terra Alta for the enlarge
nuent OF the work for the suppression
OF tuberculosis In West Virginia From
his position which gives opportunity
10 SEQ the crying need for this work
throughout the state. DR.. Clovis appeals
for moro facilities for tho Terra Alta
sanitarium and for other sanitaria,
~ It Is found desirable to establish
more than one institution. He points
out that tho public sanitaria FOR the
treatment OF tuberculosis are not
\ rapable Of taking care OF much more
Than one-tenth OF the cases that need
treatment: that hundreds OF men and
: women are dying in this state every
year because they and their friends do
not have the means TO send them 10
some distant sanitar.um. or to some
more healthful climate. Denied admit
% lance to the state sanitarium on &C
count OF the lack Of room. they die
slowly before the yes q their family
and their associates. while At the same
time they, spread IN" terrible disease
OF which they ar" the victims.
Tuberculosis IS an entirely curabl"
. disease il taken in its earliest strr"s.
The old idea that consumption. az it
was called. was Incurablc. has been
pntirely dtspcllrd by science. and W.
know now that there is no mystery
-ahryH the proper trcatpcrt. Fresh air,
good food mod"rat" cN"rcis" and high
and dry Climate arH the primary essen
tials for the treatment Of tuberculosis.
= We have in the mountains of West N.r-
Ginia. an abundance % good locations
for institutions that arr necessary TO
treat this dread disease. and with tn"
experience OF the Terra Alta slnitartum
before US. and with the knowledge OF
s~rne ne Ids OF our people. there ought to
. be little hcs,tancy on N" part Of III"
Legislature 70 TAX" liberal steps for the
, extension OF this great humanitarian
work.
. ave have in Ohio County. a local
r sanitarium. which has saved Tho lives
> Of many mon and women in this sect ion.
: It Is dependent upon private charity.
: It's work is naturally limited. and it
covers only a small ra-t q \ great
) neld. There are other institutions in
!, the state that are Voluntarily trying 70
treat tuberculosis. but in the long run.
; this work must be systeIna'izcd and
supported by the state. Thrr" - no
: reason why tuberculosis should exist in
: West Virginia. We know how 20 stamp
! out the disease just as surely "a we
s know to stamp out smallpox, and know
J, ing how. It Is a rcproach TO our civiii-
: ration and our humanity that We do not
! provide all the facilities that are need
!. ed 70 take care OF tubercular patients
: in West Virginia
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FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You cm have a clear,
healthy skin BY using Zemo OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle at Sl.00.
Zeno generally removes pnnpleS
blackheads, blotcheS eczema and ring.
WORN and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs a mere tTiie for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The EW. Rose Co Cleveland O.
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ON Er"at occasions If stat" tho rr!nce
Of Gwal"I:. on" Of tn" wralihirst Of tho
put"nIat"S q: India. w""rS thirteen
row ncclElaC" Of pearls as large as I'LL
h"rts and n sash that reaches from his
shoulder to his knee and that is COW
cred with similar gems
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EVEN THE BLIND MEN
THREATENING STRIKE

lIhhDELHHIA. IA. Or;. 3Q.--ln-
mates II -" Pennsylvania working
h"m" for hl,ud men today presented do
hands FOR higher wAErS and Uhr,n'"m"d
10 s'i.k, neat week uui"S$ they ar"
granted. According to IN. b..ud men.
whr max" bru"mS. Wh!s&a. CARPETS and
cane. work. their hn"ri ha- t,r.r; raised
" tn cumrnrnt!l'l! H. i;"r"aS' IN waga~.
'fh, : have formed Az organization rffIIi-
lt'd with the American Federation II
Labor.
Frederick II. Mills. superintendent OF
Tho institution. said:
II dent So" what IN" mon can do. As
THIS j" their home and they can do MOTH
ms without hurting Themselves. The
real reason is that they have banded to-
gether. and like the rest of teh world.
have cot the strike fever"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
No Injunction Against
CIarksburg Steel Striker.

Special Dispatch 10 Tn" Intelligencer.
tLARKSHt'l;G. W Va. Oct. 30.-ln
rirriiIt rnurf b. I" lat. today Judge Hay
IN nd MAXWELL. In passing upon the ap'
pHcatl"n - The W".rtOn Steel company
f"r an unIuECji"u {" prevent union or
gari2cra trnTr !nt"rTupting or interfering
with mon who want T. work at its loSa!
III: plat" plant. which resumed opera
lions yc"t, day. said he would neither
deny nor grant il at present. but would
h"ld !: open and b" guided by the devel-
ofia"'Its Wh:l" granting the union men
Il lawful riGht To maintain a reasonable
number Of rlckets ut the plant. the judge
stated that If As many as conSregated
there yesterday should again assemble.
the writ would issue. About nifty men
were on picket duty at the plant ysstor~
day and last night