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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-21

rorncnu.nts were made that there will
he n state council meeting held in Hun.
tingtou on December 18th. when Will pe
attended by delegates from every seStiIn
ct tn" Strtc two OF whon WI,
women and two men. from each delcGn-
ticn denomination. which will also DC
REPRESENTED by tn" minister.
The Srr:ptural reading was MADE o!
Mrs. Howard. of the First English iau'h-
rro- church: Mrs Harry Howard. of III"
Thomson VI. T.. church. led IN" prayer
and Miss Virginia Hall sang sacred
solo. accompanied by Mrs. Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-21
STRIKERS TO GET MORE
FOOD THIS MORNING

The iron and steel workers commits
sary Will diStrihUt" the second food al
lowance Of tn" week 1" III" needy strik'
CrS' families this morning from 81. JOS
cpr's Cathedral after ? o'clock. There
are about 35n applicants for help. all OF
whom Will u" served If they present
their requi$i'ion cards to one OF the at
tcndanC" this morning.
The menace., 1919-06-21
IT STUCK IN HIS THROAT
Railroad President Drops Dead
at Climax of Extravaganza

The first victim Of the Jesuit
drive for a million dollars in San
Francisco is no less a person than
Jesse Warren Lilienthal, president
Of the United Railroads, lawyer
and banker.
Lilienthal was star performer at
the banquet spread by papists to
inaugurate the great begging cam
paign in behalf Of the pope's So
called Ignatius College. He is said
to have been a master Of oratory
which he used on that occasion to
glorify Romanism, and which
reached its climax with utterance
Of the following:
"At this time Of unrest and
discord apparent throughout the
world I can think Of no organi.
zation better prepared to serve
humanity than the Roman Cath.
olic church"
And with that, he fell to the
floor-dead.
The menace., 1919-06-21

Anne's Catholic church. asked
them about it.
Yes" the smiling Paolo re-
piled, 1--WE were married" /"
Rev. Father Stagno was horri-
fed.
Who married youi" he de-
manded.
"The police Judge married us, y
said Paolo.
Married you'll" exclaimed the
priest. "How could he marry
youi he has no authority in the
eyes Of the church. You are not
married at all"
Paolo and Carmela, accompanied
by the priest, came to the marri.
age license bureau again this morn
ing. They had another marriage
license made out, precisely like the
first, except that on this one the
name Of the officiating clergyman
appeared instead OF that Of the
officiating magistrate.
Paolo and Carmela will have tc
make an apology, the bans will
have to be published for the re.
quired time and on June is they
plan to be married, this time by
the only one authorized to perform
the ceremony by their church.
The menace., 1919-06-21
WICKED JAPS SEEM
AGAINST ''RELIGION''
SeCularlze All Schools in the
Kingdom-Prefer Old Shin
tOiSm to POpery

Japan has secularized all the schools
in the empire official schools and others.
This is O serious matter for the Catholic
schools in which religious instruction
must cease. The government is intent
on introducing Shintoism, the ancient
national religion.
Japan's "viciousness' is revealed
by this clipping from the Michigan
Catholic Of May l. The rulers Of
Japan have a pope Of their own
and are too wise to the monarch
istic game Of admitting q rivaI
from Rome.
They have enough good SOUND
oriental sense to prefer Shintoisn
to Jesuitism, and make no bone.
Of declaring their preference et
fectively. There are some thing
the heather know as well as any
one-one thing is that papal poll
tics is an undesirable thing to tos
ter among q people who have idea
and plans Of their own.
We know blessed little abou
Shintoism, but if 1t is any wors
than JesuitiHn may God hav
mercy on the Japs and send ther
some acceptable teachers to Civ
them a religion worth while.
The menace., 1919-06-21
PoPERY ON DEFENSIVE
Protests It's Innocense Of Pro-
Germanisn In Late War
800 N. 9th st.
New York, Juns 3, 1919.

Rome, June 5.-In M exclusive inter
view today, Cardinal Gasparri, papal SEQ
retary OF state, defended the Holy
SEQ against charges Of partiality in
favor Of Germany and Austria during
the war and offered to place the archives
Of the Holy Ses at the disposal Of any
ons wishing TO investigate the vatican's
war work and diplomacy.
Such is the introduction to one
of those long-winded messages from
Rome which 60 on to tell the great
things the papacy did to favor the
victorious allies As usual, popery
was 50 neutral 1t hurt, while
the issue hung in the balance; but
its secretary Of state can now prove
by his own confession that the
blessed pope never liked Germany
a little bit.
And the archives Of the "Holy
See" are at the disposal of all who
wish to look them over some morn
ing before breakfast. That is al
most as convincing as the opening
Of their archives by the Knights Of
Columbus, SO a select COMMITTEES
The menace., 1919-06-21
POPERY IN HOLLAND
As Hostile to Union Labor
There as to Socialists
From CAnstian solsncs Monitor.

TOm ODItottUH nOtoHO0 4nOUetWs
THE HAGUE, Holland-The
executive Of the Netherlands
league Of trade unions held q
special meeting recently to discuss
the attitude of the Roman Catholic
clergy toward the labor movement,
This attitude, it was pointed out,
was decidedly antagonistic, and
even aggressive, and the Roman
Catholic archbishop Of Utrecht was
stated to have issued a circular to
employers openly urging them moi
to employ members Of the Social
list or trade union organizations.
Eventually the meeting passed Q
resolution urging the combating o1
this policy by every possible means
and the placing Of the question OF
the agenda of an extraordinary
general meeting about to be helc
in Amsterdam.
The menace., 1919-06-21
THE TIRE FILLER ERA is
BANISHING AIR
No More Punsturs. or BiowOua


The fact that over $1,000 passenger car
and truck ownerS have replaced air In their
tires With . new synthetic compound
which is reported 10 have ALL the
residence Of air with nons Of It's
drawbacks is opening the syes Of a lot Of
people who have been hoping almost
sgainst hope" that someone would discover
way to get I'D Of air in tires.
Ths new successor Of air a. a tire filler
has been fn!ly tested in many thousands Of
tires over all sorts Of roads, and under ali
kinds Of overload conditions, before the
makers were satisfied that It should be placed
on the market for general use. Now thai
more than $1,000 car owners have proved
its tremendous superiority over air, II looki
like nothing can prevent this successful tir,
Rller from swesping air out Of millions Of
tires. as rapidly As motorists learn of IL
wonderful merits.
Users claim that this BErTER-THAN-AIT
tire filler positively prevents punctures
biowouts. slow leaks and all tire troubles
No air Is used, 20 no inner tubes arc neede'
IA great saving in expense. No spare tire
or spare rims are rsquired-no pumps o
incks. Tire mileage 10 doubled and trebled
from 10000 TO 10000 miles being the rul
rather than the exception.
The material Is called Essenkay and
manufactured By The Essenkay Products Co
No. ~ 22o W. Superior St.. Chicago. n
Mr.. J. A. Jonson, Sales Manager. Is oferiu
free trial to ear owners in territory wher
1t has not yet been introduced with 4 yis'
Of having ear owners test It and then To
others Of its wonderful inertia Auto owner
should write Mr.. Jonson at tho addre,
nboYs for hls frss trial Oftsz.
The menace., 1919-06-21

could tell what hind Of oaths they
had been swearing.
Suppose Q few inquisitive Yam.
KEGS were to take advantage q
those open archives to learn pre-
cisely what Gerlach, the pope'E
chamberlain, did to further the de.
struction of italian battleships and
morale Of the Italian army. How
much do you suppose they would
learnt Do you suppose that Ger
lach or the Jesuit secret service
would leave a recorded memoranda
of their operations before and after
their accomplishment
The proposal bears the marks oi
camoufage on its face. But some
thing has to be cahed from Rome
to keep the blessed pope in the pub
lie eye, and the public grasp'
greedilY at everything offered it ii
the way of latest fiction.
The menace., 1919-06-21
gingIe subscriptions One Dollar Per Year

Just to show that they are as
skilled as Knights Of Columbus in,
criminal violence and murder, q
gang Of Sim Feiners attacked
four policemen who were taking .
Sim Feiner to Jail at Cork, May
IA, killing one officer and severely
wounding another and releasing
the prisoner. Popery says con-
stantly that Roman Catholics are
religiously trained to respect and
obey the law and the legally con-
stituted authorities. They trcs
quently prove it by mob violence
terrorism and murder.
The menace., 1919-06-21
CIVIL MARRIAGE SET ASIDE
Magistrate Has No Authority
Says Horrified Priest
From Omaha Bee, May 10, 1919.

From Omaha Bee, May 10, 1919.
Paola Cattono and Carmela
Agosta loved each other and last
Saturday they came to the marri-
age license bureau in the court
house and took out a license to
wed.
Then they went to Police Magis-
trate Fitzgerald, who made them
man and wife.
Sunday at church the word went
around that they were married and
! Rev. Father Stagno. pastor of St,
The menace., 1919-06-21
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given BY
One Who Had II

In the spring Of 1898 was at
tackled by Muscular and InhAmma-
tory Rheumatism. suffered a.
only those who have II know, for
over three years, / tried remedy
after remedy, and doctor after doc
tor, but such relief a. ] received
was only temporary. Finally I
found q remedy that cured me COM
pletely, and II has nsysr returned.
have given II 10 @ number who were
terribly afflicted and even bodridden
with Rheumatism, and II effected q
cure In every case.
wish every sufferer from any
form Of rheumatic trouble 70 try
this marvellous healing power. Don't
send cent simply mail your name
and address and l will send II free
TO try. After you have used Il and
Il has proven itself 10 be that long
looked-fOr means Of curing your
rhaumatlsm. you may send the price
of Il, one dollar, but understand, I
do not want your money unless you
are perfectly satisfied TO send II.
Isn't that fair1 Why suffer any lon
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fered you fresf Don't delay. Write
today.
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Mr.. Jackson is responsible. Above
tatement trua
The menace., 1919-06-21
CURED HER FITS

Mrs, Paul Gran. residing at ole Fourth
Street, Milwsukee. Wise.. recently gave out
the following statement; Il had sutfsret
Doctors and msdiline did me no good. Il
seemed that I wa beyond all hope Of 70
licf when at last secured q preparation
that cured me spind and well. Over II
yea-s have passed and the attacks have no
returned. wish every ons who suffer
from this terrible disease would write r. P
ask for q bottle q the same kind Of medI
cine which he gave me. He has gensrousl,
promised TO send II postpaid. free to an;
ons who writas hiaa.y--AdI.
The menace., 1919-06-21

Pope Benedict would like a piece
of the world, large or small, to rule
without responsibility to mankind.
But there is nothing new Or
strange about that desire. Whole
families have nursed the same am.
bition: the Romanoffs, the Hohen-
zollerns, and the Hapsburgs, for
instance.
The menace., 1919-06-21
RHEUMATISM
RECIPE

viii gladly send any Rheumatism sut.
ferer a Simple Herb Recipe Absolutely Free
that Completely Cured me Of terrible attack
Of muscular and inhammatory Rheumatism
OF long standing after everything else
tried had failed me. have given It TO many
sufferers who believed their cases hopeless,
yet they found relief from their suffering BY
taking these simple herbs. II also relieves
6ciatica promptly, as well as Neuralgia. and
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The menace., 1919-06-21
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using his unique discovery. result Of %
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The menace., 1919-06-21

When answering advertisements
please mention The Menace.
The menace., 1919-06-21

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The menace., 1919-06-21

ENORTo RICO Ia q beautiful
IIF island with fertile soil and
LII q mild benignant climate,
Evening star., 1919-09-28
SUNDAY. =
|CLEMENCEAU APPROVES
DISARMAMENT EFFORTS
Opposes Reference Of Motion te
Chamber Before Ratification 4,
Of German Treaty.

PARIS, September 27.--Ihe chamber
Of deputies committee on hesGerman
peace treaty was addressed by Prspixr
Clemenceau todayson the propose ton
Of Andre Lefevre'a resolution, which
seeks to bring about n4wknegotiatioffs
by the signatories Of the treaty, with
a view to assuring Germany's dis
armament The committee had asked
for the governments opinion. Of the
resolution. se'
NJ. Clemenceau said he accept ed the
principle of the resolution, BUT not
the terms in which it was couched.
He did, not. think such a propo sitibn
could be admitted as an addition TO
the treaty, but that If adopted 1t must
be in, the form 4of an invitation 'totthe
allies to enter, into conversations Soa
the subject Of Ger1nany's disarmamett
The, premier added thats'the treaty.
especially article 16S, gave. the, ,.allies
sufficient power to prevent the manu-
facture of war material and the con 2
struction Of munition works, Het did
not agree that the motion should. be
referred to the cham ber before sthe
ratification Of the treaty and made
this a question Of confidence.
After the premier's address the
committee adjourned it's session to
this afternoon for decision.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
MACH|N|STS IN PARLEy
HERE VISIT MT. vernon
League and Treaty Considered 'Too
Deep" for Organization to
Vote For or Against.

The big delegation OF machinists,
nAyy yard RoFkers. aelbenal men and
Others connected with similar or kim
dred activities Of the government. At
tending the annual session Of Dis
trict council, No. a. International
Association Of Machinists. were guests
yesterday Of Columbia Lodge, No 17l. Of
that organisation on q pilgrimage TO
the tomb of George Washington at
Mount Vernon. They went by boat
Returning they had dinner served
aboard the boat
The session Of the council Friday
w.s taken REPORTS Of the eom-
moro than half q hundred reported
back to the council Among the reso-
lutfons adopted were the following:
Home government and self determi-
nation by Ireland; . similar govern
ment for Russia: the right Of an
chase government supplies from COM
mtssaries, q privilege granted to
Army, Navy and marine men; the en-
ployment OF Americans for all work
on the Panama Canal Zone and the
elimination Of alien men employed in
that work; asking the Secretary Of
War to recommend to Congress lib
eral appropriations for the bettef
housing Of the men employed In
the Panama Canal Zone 10 ma
terially increase the amount of com,
peneation allowed employees Of the
government injured in the service; 8
demand that government employees be
granted all political and other pfivi-
leges enjoyed by other civilians not
engaged in government work, In line
with the guarantees Of the Consti.
tuition; Endorsement Of the Sterling.
Lehlbach bill, reclassifying and re-
tirement Of government employees: q
demand for legislation that win put
an end to the usurpatfon Of judicial
powers practiced over the legislative
branch Of the -government, in condicf
with the Constitution policy Of the
American Federation Of Labor that
las been dominant In. its activities for
years
The resolution indorsing the league
OF nations and the peane treaty was
laid on the table after q lengthy dis
| cussion. Of the council. deciding that
the matter was too deep for the mem-
bers to put the organization on rec.
| ord as for or against.
There was short SESSION Of tho coun-
ell yesterday afternoon for the revision
Of the bylaws. The council win be in
session all day tomorrow. winding up it,
J business.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
SCHEDULES CONCERT
! THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Philharmonic Orchestra of Wash
ington to Present at Knicker-
| booker Theater.

The first concert of the Philhar-
monic Orchestra Of Washington will
be given Thursday afternoon at 5:15
o'clock in the Knickerbocker Theater
A notable audience is expected to
welcome Washington's own SYM
phony. Invitations have been ex-
, tended to President and Mrs. Wilson.
Gen. Pershing. and the King and Queen
of Belgium
The program, under the direction of
the conductor. Heinrich Hammer,
and manager, Mil Franklin Kline.
will ,besas follows: a.. =
1. Suite. op., A., by NJ. Edward Nc
Dowell; (al TN a Hunted Forest:
(b) '.In Maytime": (c) Shepherd
Song: (dl TN October (e) Spirits
b Hercuie, 5. Theme and Varia-
tfons, from String Quartet, A. major,
Beethoven (all strings). 4. First
Symphonic Waltz initial perform
ance, Hammer.
At a conference held yesterday
afternoon in Crandalis Theater, the
following were elected members of
the advisory COMMITTEES: c. C. Cal
houn, Rear Admiral George W. Baird.
Capt. John II. Cowles. r. W. Mooley,
Kew. DR.. ]. Henning Nelms, R. E. Boil
ing, c. r. Nesbit, William P. Emo, DR..
Thomas Williams, J. c. Head, Barry
Bulkley and p. A. Drury.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
7EIzaaSk
ENBRIEE8

The Ff1eAds o1 Irish Freeasa wu
fAeet tonight at o'clock at Gonxa9a
e&au 10 street Rossa r. Downing
fll preside.
Weet1ng sf parents and frSends Of
&Ae pupils Of the N Street Junior Hieh
ehool VIII be held tomorrow evening
3e 7:1e O'Clock. The principal, Lucy
SlCEe, WIN explain the aims Of the
ne OAfAeAxal HeigAtn C1tapeas, Al.
6ecdation viii hold its first an meet
lg Thursday night at $50 O'Clock, at
Adams Parish Hall.
z - eoaeGeA eeaan1nify eentesu win
DID Sunday song services and orkan
Se0tals through the winter each SUM
o'clock. They will be held at Dunbar
High School LIST and N streets.
Harry Ga.e WIN give the partsoulax-
- the training course for New
neugnt workers tomorrow night at
y1b o'clock At the Playhouse. 1914 n
ttreet.
CoWDeo IN c00vefsat1o0al RreaeA
III commence Wednesday eveninR
- 1850 o'clock at the Business High
ehooL The school IL conducted BY
re board OF education. and will be
atnout requirements or fees
a neeting Of Thesdsre Rssseveat
fo9& American Legion, fs to be held
= O'Clock this afternoon at the z.
= H A building, 11th street and
kS0nsyivania avenue. A delegate will
- selected to attend the American
kegton convention at Minneapolis
ovember 10. IL and ~.
{ Representative JuIius Kah. eTc.H.
xcrnia IL to address the 7. N. 81. a.
4e q smoker to be held Tuesdav at
fae association headquarters. Rabhi
Abram Simon of tho Washington
Hebrew Congregation will introduce
he speaker. The purpose of the
@eet1ng is to obtain teams for the
r n h A. membership drive for
ksso members TO be launched soon.
SWhne playfne in front NJ zo2 n
1eet southwest yesterday afternoon.
e3en Flynn. nine years old, 45S 2d street
eeuthwest, was struck on her head
y7th a brick, throw, by . s---'-
1sed boy. A physician from Emer-
eency Hospital trea,ed Ia. n
hild At her home. -
Ffanees Conover, three and o.e-s.,s
fears old, fell in front of her home at
4l1A Orleans place northeast, yester-
4ey afternoon and broke her left arm.
ne was given surgical aid at Cas-
Foltee OF the eighth precinct are en-
9eayoring to establish the identity
~ the person who abandoned a white
male infant on the steps of Founding
hospital yesterday. The child is abomf
tvo weeks old.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
WILL TAKE UP OFFICERS PAY
Navy Secretary to Meet Members
Of Congress Committees.

Secretary Daniels announced last
night that conference will be held
tomorrow to consider the question of
oficerf pay. The conference viii In
ciude the Secretary. Chairman Page
OF the Senate naval affairs comnit-
tee. Chairman Butler Of the House
committee and two other members
Of each committee.
The Secretary stated that. he would
not make any formal recommends
tion for any increase in pay until
after the conferences The Secretary
has recommended the continuation of
the wartime Communication Of quarters
for naval officers and Chairman But
Ter has submitted 1t to the House
with q favorable report from the
naval affairs committee.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
PORTUGAL SENDS OFFICERS,
II Enter D. S. Naval Aviation
Station at Pensacola.

9 Following the visit of the Nc-4 to
1ortugal on the first transatlantic
HiEht, last June. the minister of ma
Hne Of Portugal requested that three
Smcers of the Portuguese navy be
limited to aviation schools main
hfned by the United States Navy
md take the course OF instruction
that woud enable them to qualify
y pilots. In compliance with that
HeQuest. arrangements have been
Rsde to. send Second Lieuts Manuel
3rtins, Torres Dotoncourt. Adelino
Dos Santos Mota and Carlos Augusta
q Amdrim Loureiro Of the Portu.
xueee navy to the naval aviation sta
Con at Pensacola Those officers are
Sow on their way to this country.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

When the public schools open in
Florida tomorrow the children in
grades below the eighth Will face the
situation of being unable to procure
text books, although every effort has
been extended by school authorities
to obtain them.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Falls and Blows KIN II,

l. Accidental falls and blows caused
seventy-one deaths during the last
fiscal year. q larger number than from
any other kind of accident. Thirty
persons we're accidentally drowned.
In striking contrast to the high rate
Of automobile deaths, only one person
died being run down by a wagon.
A total of 892 bodies were received
at the morgue during the year. Out
OF this number 176 inquests were
held.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Tax Board to Be Abolished.

IA committee Of review and appeal
FIJI take over the work IL the ad-
1isory tax board Of the bureau of in
kgnal revenue, which goes out of ex-
Seence October I. Commissioner
1oper announced today that p s.
lbert, head of the technical divi-
Ion Of the income tax unit, would be
2hairman Of the new board.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Lieut.. Col. Test Ordered to Texas.

Lieut.. Col. Frederick G. Test, who
was for a long time in charge of the
statistics section of the general staff.
and more recently head of a section
of the coordination branch. has been
relieved of duty here and ordered to
the 23d Infantry, with station at
Camp Travis. Texas. Col Test will
leave Washington about November /
with his family for a short vacation
before proceeding to his new post
Evening star., 1919-09-28
How It Is Divided.
Requests an Absolute Diyoro.

Roy g Ashton. who was. granted .
limited divorce February Is last from
Helen A. Ashton. has asked the Dis
trict supreme court, for an absolute
divorca He namee . correspondent.
The husband has the custody Of the
children under the order OF the court.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

.sbrces Of the members Of the Southern
krfflixef Association will be con.
sokAd In Atlanta during October un-
= the auspices Of the State College
m mAgTfculture. s.---4..-sss.s -.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Ships Named After Former otioer.,

Naval destroyers under construc-
ton have been named in honor, re-
spectively, OF Rear Admiral Charles
Stewart, Rear Admiral John L
WOrden. Commander Charles W. Flus-
ser and Capt Abraham Whipplo.
former ofncers Of the Navy who rem
dered distinguished service for their
country.