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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
WAS ALMOST
DISCOURAGED
Constant Headache and Much
Soreness and Pain Nearly Got
the Best Of This Harrisburg
Lady, but Cardu Made
Her Well and Strong.

Harrisburg. Ay&-Mrs, J. N. Need
ham. living near here states: When
..-.. began working on me
.--.. suffered great deal. had
80 much soreness and pain in the lower
part Of my body could hardly get up
VIXEN was down would have severe
pains all across my back, and my sides
hurt mo all tho time would have
headaches constantly. especially tho
back Of my head and neck l was
almost discouraged with my condition
when I thought Of Cardu.- and decided
70 gee what It would do.
saw an Improvement at once after
tho tirst bottle kept II UP and the re-
Sult was wonderful. I took altogether
four bottles. I grew stronger. better
appetite, less pain until I was well 7
thing Carcui II a God-scnd to suffering
women. and I certainly can praise II
and do So
For moro than 40 years Tardui has
been in general usc and IN that Tina
thousands have written 10 toll US now u
helped them hack 10 health and strength.
At druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Danish
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into n-Down, Tired
Out People

If You feel tired out. out Of sorts, de-
spondeut, mentally or physically de-
pressed, and lack the desire TO accom-
plish things. get SO cent box OF Wen
delIs Ambition Pills at John Coleman
& Co.'S today and your troubles will
be over.
II you drink too much. rmoke too
much. or are nervous because OF over
work Of any kind, Wendell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
DAYS or money back from John Cole
man & Co on the first box purchased
For all affections Of the nervous sys-
tenn, constipation. loss Of appetite. lack
of confidence. trembling, kidney or
liver complaints. sleeplcssness. eI'
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind, get box OF Wendells Ambition
pills today on the money back plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Tho order In West virginia
xoRERurNrRS OF ucKNEss.

Medical authorities agree that indigcs-
ton and constipation are tho forerun-
ners Of half tho ills Of mankind. Don't
let a mass Of partly digested. dccom>
gas, bloating. sick headache. sour s'om-
och. bad breath. coated tongue. Foley
cathartic Tablets. a wholesome phys'c,
posing food poison your whole system
When your food Is being properly d.
rested. you are free from hihousneSs
thoroughly cleanse the bowels without
grping or nausea, swecten tho stomach
and invigorates the liver. Sold every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Ordered Out BY General wood

WASHINGTON. oct. 80 'ii 'r'"'H
here refused To say whether nc S'hu'"h
or \ provisional battalion of troops from
,r,,nn Taylor. Kentucky. tonight. 10 inc
Wnst Virginia coal fields was IN" NrS' W
similar troop movements. It r'nrr'L ~
had been asserted that 'r"' rs W"u'' u"
uscd in tho strike. only rs last resort
Secretary I;aEor was asked dur."E III"
dav regarding III" US" Of troops "'
Ill.,, ,b,, WIS Z matter ""u which l can
say nothing ut this 'im".
Sending Of battalion from LAM .a'nr
Taylor was by order Of Major |"n"ra'
WOOD, commander Of N" Central drpar, .
,ncnt. officials explained. General s'"o-
ING out Of troops At tlis time II "'9
sard. undoubtedly would nave 10 Oe "p'
rroycd ny tho war department. hut III III
,rividnal cases recon; orders have pro-
,idcd that tho department commanders
may net without referring the matter
To- Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Coal and Oil Leasing
Bill Passed In House

WASHINGTON, Oct 2o.--LA gislation
for the leasing Of government owned
mineral lands was advanced towards
final enactment today by the house IN
rassing. by vote OF 100 TO 80 tho OIL
and coal land leasing bill. Tho measure
nov goes 10 conference.
Efforts were made by Representatives.
Rakcr, California and Griffin. New
york. Democrats. to incorporate in the
house bill provisions similar to the liar
rls amendment Of the senate m"aSure'
which propoents urged would prevent
nnnopolizing control OF the leased lahHs'
Iittlc change was made in the house
committee draft, the hardest being thos
relating to the distribution Of money
deceived as royalties form the lahuS'
instead Of approving the committee pro-
vision for equal distribution OF these
funds between the reclamation fund end
Tho states. after dcducting ten percent
Tor administering the law. the house
.cc.ntad an amendment allowing sixty
percent to the reclamation fund. ~ per-
CONT 70 the states and 10 percent for
administration :.
Though a complete rc-draft OF Inv
senate bill. the NuS" measure contains
many provisions which are the Same us
in the senate draft. Under both p'lIS'
titlc TO the lands is retained by the gov
crnnent but leasing is permitted on q
ROYALTY basis. The house DILL uni'ho
The senate measure, provides only 1or
nyed minimum royalty. leaving IN" InaN-
mum royalty TO be Determined by Ihe
secretary Of the interior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
ONE THOUSAND
SALOONS PUT
Up SHUTTERS

New York. Oct. 30.-Tho close or
The first twcnty-fOur hours OF prohlol-
ton enforcement in New York tounn
rurty-scven persons arrested. l.o"o S"-
loon keepers in Brooklyn announcing
the close uf their places tomorrow ana
the opening guns fired in court pa'tl""
to restrain law cnfurc"rS from enforcing
the liUuor dealers from selling.
Jacob Ruppcrt. brewer, brought SUIT
against Francis q. tlfr'y. Tinted states
distr!c, attorney. and Richard M'f''E-
got. deputy collector OF internal revenue
TO restrain them from enforcing the
war time prohibition law. M"Hnwh""
Earl b. barnes. Assistant United states
District Attorney. flied suits "Ga!nS-
five liquor dealers arrested yctrrdhE LOT
violation of the law. s'"kinG TO nave
them enioincd from continuing business.
The saloon keepers in Br""klyn WIN"
voted 10 close Their places at CLOCK
tomorrow we're members Of the Inile"
Retail Liquor Dealers OF kings county
NEW YORK. oct 30--hn" th"nShnu
Gallons of whlSkry were S"iMN ana wv"
mon arrested by polio" and mt rnhl rev
cnuc agents IN Il raid early t"la! On Il"
ALLEGED moOnShInC Sull IN IN" hr'hlN.
Several shots were fired. but no one Wal"
injured.
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which called their attention 10 tn" pro
visions Of our district agreement TO per-
nit Il sufficient number of men tn re-
riain at work I" ln"ur" proper car" al"
protection Of all mining property. ii
IS absolutely NECESSARY that you comply
with the instructions OF your internal
,ional and district officers i'll this res
pcct."
This order. officers Of the union SAD.
insured protection for valuable machih-
cry and would insure tn" operation "l
pumps To prevent tho flooding of mines.
It was explained. however. that ih,
officers If tn" local organizations VIII
not permit the opera tors t. tax" any un'
Iu. advantage of this part OF III" dis
tTI"i agreement. ,,L ..
Let MS, in the conduct of our affairs.
tho cIrrulpr concluded. ''d"In"nStrat" ["
tn" wnril not only our solidarity IN
hEhting for just. Humanitarian primer
pics hut also lot us dcmOn$trni" our
ability tn respect IN" laws OF our land
and tn, laws If our union.
Tho majority of III" miners in TINS
district. said Philip Murray. district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
800 U. S. TROOPS
(conti1ued From Page One')

The troops received an N'Ft "'"''
October 81, AMI SlnG" th"h 'hoE' 'V'''
posing the battalion have b'1h n''t ~
camp. Tho alert order was issued WIZ"
Governor Cnrnwcll OF West Virginia. III
pcalcd tn Major General Leonard Wow"
in command of the Central i'cp"r'" ''''
OF the United states army NJ 'h'C"S''
Two trains were mad" up 7" carry Wv
troops to Huntington. one OF 'n'"
ing devoted mainly 10 motor ''u'P"'''
suffiri,rt TO carry one ln'hhtr! c"'"P'"!
IN IFS ultimatH destinations
Some 100 troops still are h''u III
reserve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
ST. PAUL ALLEGED NOT
AFTER SPRUCE ROAD

NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-Charges the
the chicago. Milwaukee and st. Pau'
railroad is attempting to buy the te'ooo,'
Qua government road in washington
built to carry spruce timoer' al . pa
vain. were denied today by John D. Ry.
an. former director Of the air service
and :. +. Eryan. federal manager OF the
Milwaukee,. Eoth men testified peioIe
The. congressional subcommittee holo-
ing hearings mere into air service eA-
pend lures.
Mr.. Eryan said the Milwaukee ne'e
wanted tho line built and did not wan
80 rr,. :, NOW. If il were a going con-
Germ hr said. It would be worth much
more rhanHhc listed salvage value put
10 wni,d not give s75o.0oo for X now.
as j, would h" q long time before any
timber would be coming out over !!
--H1-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS {.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
MINE LEADERS ASK
RESPECT FOR LAWS

TITTSRUEGH. oct. @H.-nffi""rs OF
D,sfrict ~. :. United Mn" N"rkrrS "a
America. to day sent ont !nS,rnri IONS
H. IN" / : OuO union men in his trrrl'"rS
.,..,r,cruinE the suspension Of mihlflE oP
,r.,,Inns Scheduled for tomorrow at mid-
rhrv explained that tn" strik" would
:, all purposes begin whom the men Iri.
~. mines Friday "N"ninE. NJ EC!!
,,,,rrru in this field were employed nj
Prominent In The circular scnt to thc
Offices OF local unions was paragraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
OUT O. ORDER
STOMACHS
Indigestion, Acidity, soume''
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin" Il

II - TT I,,E, iuu cat Il tablet OF wv
If Iar..'s p.up"psrn all the Jumps OF IN
Il r"s'tnn Pain, the sourncss' heaftoui"
aut r.irh.up Of gases. due 10 acio''''
:~h--tri!y w"Hd"rful. -
Millions If """Tlc know that
needless: = h. bothered with indlseS
fi"n. LysIo,rS3., or dis"rd"r ! stomach
4 few rahl.rs Of papc's plap"psih heu
;-a':2c ar.h;y and give relief u once
no waiting. Euy h1l Of fa9es ZIG,
p"rs.n now pint Gay dvspepue'
Tr, to regulate yGu stomach 30 you
can cat fuvorItr foods without cAusnS
DISTRESS Tn" cpA is so u'u@ 1hs
benefits SO sEAAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
DECLARE DIVIDEND

Stockholders Of tn" Wheeling Bank
and Trust company yesterday adopted n
resolution increasing tho capital sock
Of the institution from $IG0 "hU 10 $500
600. Another resolution adopted rec
ommcnds the declaration ~ a - per cent
stock dividend. nayahi" out If the ac-
cumuIalcd surplus January !. 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
NOHEADACHEO Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get q 10 cent package Of DR.. james
Headache Powders and don't
Suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will so wild.
IT'S needless TO suffer when you can
TAX. , remedy like pr. James Headache
Powders and relieve the pain and neural
~, at once. Send someone 10 the drug
store now for a dime package OF Or.
lanes Headache Powders. Don't SUI
fer In a few moments you will feel
fine-hcadache gone-no more neuralgia
pain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
LOCAL WOMEN HOME
FROM STATE MEETING
n.l,rat.s TO The STATE Federation OF
women's clubs VIII Return 10
city This Afternoon

,r,o I,1ics Who rorrosontod n" N0N'-
c,,,h ~ this citr and who w"r" IN
a az a, IN" state federation me-,
- MIA \. Clarkshu-c this week. VIZ
rciurn to this city on N" l:l5 tram over
Tho Raltimorc and Ohio today after
~ tho marty who Will return arH Mrs
Ion, r Garden. Mrs. Julian G.. Hrarn".
~; ~ rs,a TnmIinsnn. Mrs. 7. W. FrFan.
Mrs ", s. Morrison. NJ. \. a. wheat
Mrs Robert Browne. Mrs; charles ~; -
Prondfort. Mrs. Andrew Wilson, MFE w, w
Ir Nctzner. Mrs. Stanley fiyyd. MIS-
To Morris ard MISS Fl"r"n"" Snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Tho famous old Bcn"dict!ne monaS-
terry at Krcms. in Austria. possesses a
monumental fish pond. SURF FUNDED by
stone balustrad"s and arcad"s. and th"
fish in this pond have. FROM tim" I'M
memorial been summoned to their m"als
nv coustic Signals-in the old days b.
beating q drum and in modern times by
ringing hand bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

". propose 10 intensity II by giving
evidence to Nil the people and the mem
hers OF our order. what we stand prepar,
cd 70 do in behalf Of tn" country anu
humanity through the tremendous forCes
that we possess TO accomplish 80
We have nearly eight thousand lodges,
These units intend to throw their lodEe
rooms open for the purpose or instruct
ing those who are aliens III what Amer
ic7 means and what our nag s'anuS loI
and those that are Americans or couIse
should be one hundred percent Ameri-
cans through the process Of education
Cau Procure Democracy.
We believe that We can procure for
thia country at least the democracy tnat
belongs 10 a great republic.
I'm addition to our lodge system VIC
have an insurance department that par
allels many Of tho old line companies.
The insurance department has reserve
OF over twelve million dollars. invested
in municipal bonds. Of which over SIN
hundred thousand are bonds or cities
counties and districts in West virginia;
The success OF the management or IN"
insurance branch OF the cruCr IS w.
denced in tho prosperity of West Nlr-
rinia and that Of the values upon which
these bonds are issued. -,
1T Is NV intention 10 visit the ~
states in the Union and the seven proH
inces Of Canada I have already vlsiteo
IS states and TWO provinces III !he
minion Of Canada preaching the doctrine
Of Pythianism and patriotism: because,
as said in the outset. I believe that
nov is the time when fraternal orders
can place themselves in the fore as great
factors in the readjustmcnt taking place
in the country and do their part In bring
ing to an end the unrest that Is now e1-
The lodge system. aside from the
berefactions, has paid to sick. INDECENT
members the sum Of S60.o00.oOO In -
years. and supplemented by the pay
ments made by the insurance department
to the widows. orphans and dependents
OF Pyth:ans. represents distribution or
over 1854. 100000. The order Is growing
rapidly and VIC believe that the campaign
, We are making in behalf Of good govern
mrnt and patriotism. is bringing Int"
the order many thousands OF soldiers
who believe that the Pythian Fraternity
is an American institution that should
have tn rir support
The order In West virginia
West Virginia alone, has a member
shin Of $4,000 and are endeavor'nG 10
reach their objective Of 10000 before Dc
ccmber n. 1919. I expect To double tho
membership Of the order during my nd
minstratlon which will give US mem
bership Of 100000. The total resources
oF,tbe orIer arc ahout S2l. 000.00
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president. arc Americans Of foreign par
rntlEC.
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-z1,Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

-B1-v WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-27

Nmsomc new fashions be
Skirts Of exquisite fabrics. or
Georgctle, Crepe do Chine,
Moon Clio, Baronctte Satin,
kmsi-kumsa, Dow Kist and
Tricolette Ia white and tine
new coIms. Trimmed withall-
round belts. pockets, pearl butt
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Army to Give Columbia
Heavy Artillery Training
Harbor Defences Will Be Stud.
led and Summer Camp Will
Follow at Fortress Monroe

A heavy artillery training unit will
be established soon at Columbia in con-
ncction with the Reserve Officers
Training Corps, according to orders re-
ceived from the War Department. This
will be one OIL twenty four such units
TO be placed in colleges and universi-
ties.
Full equipment will be issued to
each college. At Columbia it will in
clude range-fnding instruments, cleo
trcal firing devices scarchlghts,
model battery installation and heavy
guns. Along with the work the coast
and harbor defences of New York will
be studied
Experts from the Columbia School
Of Engineering will cooperate with the
military officers, it was said. Only
advanced students in the Reserve
Officers Training Corps or ex-service
men who have had the necessary train
ing will be admitted to the course
which Will be under the supervision of
Lieutenant Colonel Edwards, command
ant at Columbia, and himself heavy
artillery officer.
Practical drill will be held, probably
one evening every two weeks ut tho
armory of the 9th Coast Artillery
where there il complete cquipmen mt
Of ordnance and ammunition. A sum-
mcr camp will follow at Fortress
Monroe, Va, where the principles OF
artillery work and horscmnnshio will
be taught the recruits. A similar camp
was held their last summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Four Are Arrested
In Yonkers Murder
And One Confesses
Max Lift, q, Says Fifth Man
Bound Woman to Bed,
Forced Tube i'm Her Mouth
and Turned On the Gas

Four men were arrested here yester-
day in connection with the murder of
Mrs. Elizabeth Nizsnick in Yonkers
last Tuesday. One of the captives,
Max Lit, twenty-one, of 81 Lewis
Street, is said to have confessed, i'm
plicating a fifth man, who, it is stated,
actually tied the woman to her bed,
hooded her with an apron, forced q
tube into her mouth, and then turned
on the gas. The arrests are said to
have resulted from tracing sales of
the 81 900 in Liberty bonds which were
taken from Mrs. Nizsnick, with 1885
in cash.
The prisoners, now held with Lift
in Yonkers for examination on charges
of murder, are Louis Cohen, twenty
six, 1871 Clinton Street; Isadore Tuck
err 552 Grand Street, and Samuel
Michalow, tifty-fve, 81 Pike Street.
Mchalow, who is said to be the own
err of real estate valued at S1OO 900
was arrested, according to the police,
because of Lifts statement that it was
he who selected Mrs. Nzsnick for
robbery and directed Lift and the un-
named fifth man to her home at AZ st.
Mary's Street, Yonkers.
Details of Confession
The four men were taken by Lieu
the Yonkers Detective Bureau, assist
ed by Detective George Cord, of
Yonkers, and Detective Robert Gray,
Of the New York Police Department.
Cooper, detailing parts of Lifts al
legged confession, said the young pris-
oner told him that he went to Yonkers
three weeks ago to get the clay" of
the Nizsnick home. Tuesday he re-
turned to the house with the fifth
man, who is now being sought in New
York, and forced the woman to give
is said to have maintained that his
companion bound the woman in bed
and turned on the gas over his pro-
test.
Describing the crime. Lift was
quoted as saying that when Mrs. Mis-
nick opened her door they forced their
way inside and demanded to be shown
where she kept her valuables. Terror
stricken, she pointed to a closet, and
Then they ordered her to lie down on
her bed She obeyed without sound,
and they bound her securely.
Feared She Would "Squeal"
owe will give her the gas now" Lit
says his companion, remarked; Lift
says he protested, but the other in
sisted, saying, of she squeals III have
to go back to the Jug"
Lift made no further protest, and his
companions, after enveloping the vic
TINS head in an apron, inserted tube
in her mouth and turned on the gas
Returning to New York. Lift said
they told Michalow they had obtained
only $500 and gave him $40 as his
share. Lift says his share amounted
to 5000, the same as that Of his COM
panion, and the police have recovered
$500 of it.
Tucker and Cohen, according to
Lift, were merely accomplices The
former, according to the purported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
s @ G I !; !: IA:
WILLIAM BURNS DALTON. who

WlLLIAM BURNS DALTON. who
" served in the A. E. F. as a cap
tain. was arrested yesterday and placed
IN the Ludlow Streete Jail by Deputy
Sheriffs Murphy and Eisenstein for the
non-payment of $2,0l5 alimony that ac-
inundated while Captain Dalton was
serving his country in France.
Mrs. Katherine E. Dalton, the plain.
tiff. obtained a divorce from Dalton in
1915. He has remarked. Justice Tier
ney signed a commitment that stipu-
lated that Captain Dalton should not
be arrested until discharged from the
army.
AS soon as Emerich Kohn, attorney
for Mrs. Dalton, learned that he had
obtained his discharge and was in New
York he informed Sheriff Knott.
WILLIAM WEBER, who inherited
w 100000 from his father, Richard
Weber, millionaire provision dealer,
was directed by Justice McAvoy yes
terday to pay Mrs. Maud Z. Weber
$3.50 a month alimony, pending her suit
for separation. Mrs. Weber asked
for Suitable alimony," saying that
her husband has been liberal spender.
Mr.. Weber denied his lavishness with
money, saying he lived on $50 week.
GOVERNOR SMITH is coming to
" New York Tuesday to have his
voice canned and his features en-
balmed in the movies. The preserved
personality is to take the stump IN
the publicity campaign for reconstruct
ton.
Governor Smith will 20 first to the
Victor laboratories, where he will de-
liver an address on reconstruction
into a talking machine. Then he will
go to the Universal industrial depart
ment, where he will deliver the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
''Big o. to Meet To-day
To Discuss sSVacatiOn''
President Rouse to Report on
Conferences During Week
With Printers League

Typographical Union No. 6. more
thai half OF whose members are on
vacation" in an effort to force the
employers combined in the Printers
League to grant forty-four- hour week
and S14 increase in wages, will hold
genera! meeting Of its membership
at the New Star Casino, 107th Street
and Park Avenue. this afternoon.
President Leon H. Rouse of "Biv az
VIII report on the conferences held
during the week between representa-.
fives OF Big 8" and the Printers
League. He will ask permission "a
proceed with carrying out his proposal
TO the employers for drawing up by the
union Of a tentative arbitration agree.
rnent that would be acceptable to the
men. Should a contract be drawn ar
by the union that would meet with the
employers approval way may be
opened FOR the settlement Of the pres
ent difflculty in the printing trades al
least az far as the compostors arc
concerned.
IL wan said at the Office Of "Big s.
IN the Pulitzer Building yesterday tina,
large hrm Is preparing TO enter into
negotiations with the locked out press
men and feeders and Prcssmen's Union
No 81 and Franklin Union No. %.
The name Of the firm was withheld
but it Was predicted that should this
firm carry out it's plans it may break
the attitude Of the employers in re-
ffusing TO deal with the pressmen and
feeders until they return to the fold
Of their international. The so-callcd
outlsTed organizations are willing TO
40 10 provided the international Press
mems Union abandcns it's present de-
mand that the seceasiooist unions be
rsorganized and their leaders, James
Bagley and Bernard J. Nolan, e!imi-
noted