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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
WORLD LABOR
SC0RNS REDS
Gompers Tells of Defeat OF
BolShevik Scheming
ny FRED 5. FERGUSON

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 81 Final and
definite population Of ilolsheviam by
organized labor of Europe and Amer
lea was effected by the defeat of the
famous "Rolshcvikf resolution boy a
committee OF the International labor
congress at Amsterdam. Samuel
Gompcrs said. In statement issued
shortly after his arrival here from
Europe yesterday. The statement
added that the reputation extended
also TO "thc entire effort To involve
labor unions IA international reVolu-
uonary movements OF any kind"
II fear that the published reports
OF the Amsterdam conference may
have failed To note the remarkable
stand taken on BoiahcVtsm and near
Hoishevism." said Gompers
The itolaheHk resolution was
killed by the committee Of witch I
was chairman, the nolshcVika or
semi. Bolaheviks being literally over
" helmcd. In fact. no Acknowledged
Bolshevik unions were present. Tor
the reason that Bolshovism proper
made very little Roadway among the
European labor unions outside OF
Russia, Italy and few minor coun.
tries
However, there Is a more danger
Gus near Holshcvism Endorsed by men
OF the socialist parties. u was this
movement which proposed an inter
national and revolutionary strike
thruout Europe and America on July
20 and 81. 1919.
The socialists Endorsed the idea
but the labor unions In every country
of Europe turned it down, with the
partial exception Of Italy. This pro-
posed general strike was the last
hone or the pro.Hoishcvks."
The statement. after reciting the
defeated resolution. concluded;
The defeat OF this proposition
meant the definite and FINAL rcpudia.
ton by the organized labor % Europe
and America. not only OF BolshcVism
but OF the entire effort 20 involve
labor unions In international revolu.
tienary movements Of any kind II
II true that the majority % the dele
gates prufcsscd more OF less social.
istie doctrine hut they have finally
definitely rcpudiated the persistent
and cearcless efforts Of the socialist
parties to utiiiEa ,he unions for "a
revolutionary caigciysm.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

frecklcs on en-. There's another
mockin' birds nest In the elm tree
In front Of our house. and there are
five little birds in IL. There Is a red
headed woodpecker has "A nest in the
telephone post in front of BilIy's
house"
Very good. re;cr. You and Hal
have II birds 10 look out for.
Who next. Mr. PRESIDENT
Mary Ellen stated that she and
Billy had found a robins nest in the
orchard. and that there was a family
OF biuebircls in the bird box. There
wcrc five blueblrds and four robins.
making 10 birds altogether.
The twins reported a wrcn's nest
on IN. porch.
IT'S the funniest place. Miss Phoe.
be. said Prissy. Papa had an old
pair OF shoes that he used when he
worked IN the garden. and he hung
EN- on the back porch. An the
mamma wren she built right in one
OF them shoes. an mamma won't let
papa use his shoe. an papa says
them wrens cost him $40, cause he
wore out perfickly good pair OF
shoes weedin' the garden"
AN there's four wren babies In
it, broke in Patty.
Corny had martin box with two
families In 1t. one with four eggs and
ono with three babies
Just think said Aunt Phoebe,
"2s birds TO take care of and more
when they all hatch Now has any
one any suggestions
II think" said Mary Ellen shyly.
that u would be nice TO fix a bird
bath. saw hluchird trying 10
take bath in the drip from the
hydrant."
and papa says" added Corny,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
PETER
Yearns to Hold
Office
IN TIE STnRN LADY

The house win please come to or
der" said Hal standing very straight
and trying not to look at Peter, who
was grinning from ear to ear. What
shall I say now, Aunt Phoebe oh.
yes; remember We viii now have
the reports Peter. tell 'om what we
found.
Peter. still grlnning staggered 20
tho front of the room
1.-THE mockin' birds nest Is still la
the willow tree thanks to your Tn.
Gle Peter an II | catch that big
OIL"
Never mind. Peter" said Aunt
Phoebe. hastily; go on
We'll there is -four eggs, and they
are kinda blue-green with brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

tried. is obtainable at any drug
store. IL has proven its value in
thousands OF cases. 1t WIN do so
In your case. Get :. :. S. at once
and begin treatment. IL yours Is
a long standing case. be sure TO
write for free expert medical adj
vice. We will tell you how this
purely vegetable blood remedy
cleanses the impurities from the
blood by literally washing II clean.
We will prove 20 you that thous-
ands OF sufferers from Catarrh,
after consistent treatment with s.
:. 3. have been freed from the
trouble and all its disagreeable fea-
lures. Don't delay the treatment.
Address Medical Director. 25s Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

You are. altogether wrong Peter
hasn't been dreaming AT all said
skinner tho swallow. who lived in a
hole In the tree just above Johnny
Chuck's house. and had been sitting
where he overheard everything,
We'll. " you know NO much about
H. please explain said Johnny
Chuck. rather Grossly.
ITS simple enough" replied
Skinner Peter just happened TO
find the storehouse Of Butcher the
shrikc. !, isn't very pleasant sight.
must admit. but one must give
Butcher credit for being smart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
Oregon Attacks
Telephone Rate

PORTLAND. Aug. - The Oregon
public service commission Is conduct
ing a hearing here today TO deter
mine the legality and reasonable
ness OF the Burleson-msdc telephone
rates. which were instituted by the
Pacific Telephone 4 Telegraph Com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

that II we viii nail old tin cans TO
tho trees and on the poles TO the
birdhouses that the cats can't bother
them.
And. Aunt Phoebc.s said Peter.
Il don't think the same boy ought
TO he president more than two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
SOLDIERS TURN OUT
TO DOWN BRUSH FIRES

Soldiers arc being called out at
Fort Lawton with hose and shoveis
and other apparatus to fight brush
fires. which are rapidly gaining head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

enough 20 lay up a store OF food
when II was plentiful. When you
come 10 think about Il. / don't know
why one who eats that kind of food
shouldn't store II up. the same as
others store up other kinds OF foods
OF course, those things won't keep
long. but they will keep from one
meal to another, and probably that Is
all Butcher wants"
who Is Butcher the Shrike?' de
manded Peter. Hes new one tn
me"
The next story: Butcher The
Shrite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
POLICE SEEK DRIVER
WHO INJURED GEBSEl

Police acre looking "wednesday
for an unknown motoriHt who after
running down and injurink Gus
Gohsei. 1921 Seventh ave. al Ninih
and Pine g.. speeded up his car
and made his getaway before
pedestrians could get his number.
Tho driver. after striking his vic
tim. did not stop 10 sec whether he
had killed him or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
way around tho fort.

The situation h. quite serious on
account OF the many houses IN the
vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

The less q man wants Of a thing
the more he Is apt To get OF a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
weeks. DO your"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.

According 10 the department. of
agriculture. three hundred thousand
motor tractors will be manufactured
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

lets 60 buy Boldi's French pas.
try. Uptown. iiit ID Ave; down.
town. gi3 Cd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
Union Suits for Men

Main Floor, Rear.
For warm weather wear
we are showing a ribbed Union
Suit, made up of a very fine
quality bleached cotton yarn
with short sleeves and ankle
length. They are splendid gar
ments for this season. Sizes
from 81 to 46.
Priced at, suit. .S1.75
A Silk Mercerized Union Suit
with short sleeves and ankle
length, may be had for, the
suit $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27
Back tO-SchoOl
BLOUSES

'louses in all patterns ages to 16 years at S1.OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
JUVENILE LAW
REOU|RESHOMES
Of DETENTION
New Law Requires All Counties OF Over
10000 Population to Have
Detention Homes.

Under the terms Of the now juvenile
rnur, law. whrh becomes effective May
81 Ohio county must establish n deten-
ton home for Juvenile offenders. The
law makes il absolutely mandatory on
all counties of 100 or nvrr tn establish
detention homes
Just what action tho Ohio county COM
missonerS will take is unknown For
many wears public spirited citizens and
many police officials have urged that
iuvrnIlc detention home he established,
and when the old county power house
was rented az II shop it WAS urged that
tho county retain the building and con-
vert II into detention home. Instead.
Youths hnvr hcrn sent TO jail. Undcr
tho new Law this must stop. and officials
of local charitable organizations have let
1t be known that Ohio county will have
detention homo and TINT they will de-
maud that tho law b. enforced to the
very letter
Ohio county now has n Juvenile court
system, with Judge Alan II. Robinson
conducting hearings separate and apart
from regular criminal court sessions.
Judge Robinson is An advocat" OF dras-
tic changes In the Juvenile court law and
OF a Juvenile detention home. He has
! ,riod &c carry out tho purpose Of the law,
bul the Ola JuffiIl' To"'l 'SAN 80 w.
GRID so Moor that oven children nave
learned how to defeat il.
Under the now law. boys and girls up
to 81 years Of age arc wards OF the state
All cases Of children up to rs must not
| he tried in the criminal court. but Will
he hcard in juvcnll" court. with refor-
| nation as the objective instead OF pun
ishment. This law crnphatically states
thnt under no circumstances shall chill
dren under "A years Of age he placed In
n Jail. and that they shall be segregated
| from criminals
The new law. which VAS ~.----ted
| This year. provides that in counties II
| &C. 900 population il is absolutely man.
datory upon that county TO provide a
detention home for these children. es-
pccially where the home environment is
not as il should be-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
Splendid Way TO
Reduce Your Weight

There Is perhaps no ono thing mat 81
plnInly shows the passing Of youth as
the horrible tendency /" put m too nlucn
weight after VIZ have reached the age ol
IS or so years. However young cur
fnces may appear the saEginS' haooS
figure and forty inch waist gives US
away" . T..
The cause If this ovnr-Stoutncss Is
that eur stornauhs convert tho food we
ont into fat because there Is not enough
OXYGEN in the blood to produce proper
combustion to destroy tn" excess fatty
tissue Fat people will hr pleased TO
lnarn Of D. simple home method that IS
wonderfully efficient in reducing weight.
quickly and easily without Il starving
dict violent massage or strenuous cX"r-
else. Cin to any drug store and get noN
Of Phyrnla; inke nv" grains after each
meal and at bid tins. This treatment
will often give quick relief from over,
bur,,cning fat. Phynnla taken at meal
limo asslsts the stomach IN giving you
Tho benefit of the food y"u 'rat: Mt the
Same time dissolv"a the fntty tissue
from, any part of tho body whrr" Their"
IS excessive fat. ny this method many
have reduced their weight pound a
dny and there Is no flahhincsa left: {.
r. Gricst & Co. Original Cut Ratc
store. 1125 Market ST.. can supply you
with the genuine Phynola at q small
cost ..-1---..l4-:----.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07

the terrible. extent to which W" had SUI
frr:d u, L.. Calrau. That these losses
were. heavy never doubted. but ! had
no idea until many hours later mat
they were such Us must paralyzr FOR
several days any movement III thH OIL
rcctinn of taking tn" offensive.
NV cnrIy morning deliberations were
very much in accord with thu view OF
the French commander in chief. The
rrupoSnl then communicated to me
WAS that !hc alli"d armies should
fall back an line. roughly. from
I;hnilns un III" cast la AmirnS on IN"
west. which would bring III" British
forces into IN" zunr Of country south
If thu nlSr. whose cnur$" | had already
rrcuunrilrrcd We discussed I'll" S!iua-
ZION thoroughly and loire was most
sym nth"tic and Understandings u
reference to our special position. n"
promised that tho Fifth French army
should b. directed 70 take "ncTEntl" &C
ton tc relieve us from undue pressure
bv the enemy. and told me Of his pro-
irrts rnr the formation Of the sixth
French. army on our LETT.
W. part"d without coming 10 any &C
tuaI decision: for my part ! coudi give
no nromisr until | knew exactly what
| had tn r"iy upon. whilst energetic pur-
suit by tho enemy might well rreVen'
.JnfTrr rendering m" that support On
hoth tanks which tho situation impcra-
lively demanded.
AS n matter OF fact no NOR" was
heanI Of this project. and the idea or
standing on the above mentioned line
WIS abandoned.
rrontinued Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07

allowing a margin sufficient to cover
extensive street paving and repairing;
free bridges Ia the Island if possible.
Will support all legislation that tends
towards tho physical and intellectual
welfare OF all classes
John ~ lLashlcy--Favors purn water.
Against last bond issue because II was
too costly. Believes in improved streets
Would work for hcttermcnt OF working
and living conditions in the city and
promote anything that would aid return
ing soldiers. Favprs 4 Greater Wheeling.
Ambrose +. Habig--Wants pure milk
and water. not water chemically treated.
Get pure water supply from Sisters ISL
auds bar: build reservoir on hill at Gle
nova Pure water system could be In
stalled for half a million dollars.
Always been fair to organized labor
Honorary member Of Printing Press
mans Union. Belongs to no ring or
Clique.
Theodore WagnCr--If elected his posi-
ton will be TO stand for those things
thai will be for the best interests OF the
MASSES of the people
Lawrence R F'rabcll-Favors city en-
ploying unicn labor on all contracts.
Wants pure water
Samuel II. Humphries-Platform Is
civic improvements. "A city administra-
ton conducted efficiently and economi-
cally, Believes in living wages
L. A. Morgan--Served in council IN
der old charter and invites inspection Of
| record. Presented resolution for in
crease in city fremen's wages. Union
! labor man.. and if elected will see that
union man gets square deal. Believes
| in efficient municipal government eco
| 4 Ni,,,~ 70 a
| pure water
{. +. tGene) Muhleman-Would never
miss a council meeting unless sick or
! out OF city. and would look after his
wards and city's interests as he does
his own business City manager and
chief Of police should be qualified to
| hold positions. Relies on past record as
councilman.
| W. A. Hodge-Jf elected win .be.abso-
! lutcly independent Of any interests or
! factions will stand for the best inter
ests Of the whole people Of the cttyand
for On absolutely square doal for all.
| W. B. Eliott-Believes in a pure
water supply. as earliest possible date
Rebuilding and repair CT city streets,
which should include some plan for
1 keeping them clean end sanitary.
d.. L L, ArInbrccht-AlwaySh has. Ia
| now and always will be In favor Of pure
water. Advocates many improvements.
| such ns better streets, parks. play
| grounds. etc Economy should DO the
v1atchword for city management False
economy to hold~back needed improve
! ments.
H. Lee Recommendations the candi-
! date should find out wishes Of people in
| ward represented and wishes of people
OF the city and then work AM vote to
! no b,,th Wi. HprripA nfIf RalieVp9
| in pure water. Wants moro Fairgrounds
and better kept. Bavors union labor.
Louis +. Nolte-Sevcd In both
branches under old city charter; record
open Believes workingman should have
a square deal. Favors pure water.
Favors &c Cd streets and sewerage. Was
instrumental in having union labor
bclause put in auditorium contract.
AUTOMOBnE PATT1NG.
WALTZ s. CO., 2ll2 MAN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07

Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Mcintyre and othot
relatives for several days, rcturnef
home yesterday TO Salem.
VIII Huston. after q brief visit Will
his brother T. J. Huston. and familyhal
returned home TO Bradford. Pa
Summer cars were running on TN
Union Traction companys line ycsteruR!
for the first time this season. 's:g:S.i
]. II. Thornton. former principal offth
local high school. and moro rcccntiyscdh
tor Of the Review. this morning assunS
cd his new duties with the Wiser Oil%Cd
4 host of friends wish him success 10
his new work. 80
After several months service over zeal
Austin Martin arrived Sunday at New
prot News. Virginia. the message re-
cc!vcd BY his mother, Mrs. c, 8. sutton
states
TWO Sistersvtlle boys, George Bennett
and Newell Stewart. have arrived in Thy
city after spending several months IL
overseas service. Bennett enlisted in TN
service while a student at DcnniSon COZ
lego and was n member OF tho faIpoun
18th division tOhio National Guard.) HI
saw s"rvire on the Lorraine front and a.
st. Mihicl. Young Stewart enlisted y
the service at Pittsburgh tho day NJ
was cLSh,o-n years old and wasx1n TN
Sixth Trench Mortar Battalion 'of TIN
Sixth division. Both boys were much I'M
trrcstal IN the local Boy Scout Inovs
mcnt and their experience in thht1Hor1
helped them In military Eorrtcn
J.. 4. Lang has returned to Psu1Eof
burg after spending the .W'eck aon61n.ti
city. y
T. n. Alexander and George Fs93esa
Of Now York. were in tho ctysoo10U&1
moss this week. z
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cartcr' of'Moddl1
bourne. were here yesterday ScUputo 81
Wheeling to spend the day. ...-sAfNt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07

necessary time for rest. and TO make
good equipment and bring up rriniuTce-
Inents.
At lrst sight il appeared 10 M" tha'
the line Of tn" O1$r and its tributary
rapslizcd waters offered such an uipor-
Juuity.
The cursory examination Of the
ground which, was abb" I" max" on
In. morning of the 2iih satisfied III"
that i, possessed decided capabilities
for 81 defence which was not intended I"
he urolcngcd ami thought also that
the tori nous cnurs" OF tho river AFFORD
ed some alternative features. by avail
ing ourselves Of which powerful nl-
fcnsiv" might he commenced III Inc
right TIM.
During tho day had another inI"r-
view with Jofrrc. which took nIac" NC"
fore | had time To- cstimai" tn" actual
nrhliur capabilities Of the Second corps
and the Fourth division.
was not even then fully awar" ol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
SAYS HEALTH
IS NOW FINE.
william e Cress, 80. 1913 Merrarnao St.
Mt washington, Pa, Tells story.

A113E L. S1cuc3 ~ 40 04OIV14IAO SSI
Mt Washington, Pa, Tells story.
Plant Juice. the new herbal system
tonic. is I purifying and a vitalizing
agent. It corrects local disorders or
the stomach. which is being Demon
strated daily and verified by well known
local people in signed --atemcnts.
For instance. Mr.. William E. Cress-
who resides at No. 1sS Merrirac Street.
Mount Washington. was born and raised
in Pittsburgh and is a trusted employee
Of the largest furniture company in this
city stated:
Il have suffered with chronic consti-
patton for years. Ny stomach was also
affected. and my food fermented and
caused gas. which gave me great dis
tresS. I vas nervous and restless and
could not sleep at night and felt all
worn out In the morning and totally
unfit for work. Every medicine l tried
tailed TO relieve me and I felt SO dis
fouraged I did not know what TO do.
Finally I heard OF Plant Juice and be-
gan To take it, I felt relieved from the
first Dose and have certainly gotten
splendid results from it Ak II has COM
pletcly relieved my constipation toned
my stomach up in fine condition. sleep
we'll and my general health Is fine.
will be glad to recommend Plant Juice.
Plant Juice is q vegetable tonic, eH-
tracted from the roots. herbs. barks ana
berries OF numerous medicinal plants
It Is natures own remedy and works
wonders. 1t gives almost Immediate
benefit and it leads to permanent rrlier
in practically every case where people
suffer az above outlined.
Plant Juice is sold in wheeling at e
n Griest & Cos. Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07

BUY WAR SAVINGS SrAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
rSE: THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
Thirty-Two Doses
r r E. E

lust because you start tn" day wUrrl'u
and tire siifr legs and arms ana mus
rIcS. an aching head. burning ana pear
ing down Jains in tn" back-wurn out oc
fore the day b"SiuS-du not think you
have to stay IN that condition.
BE strong. wrll and vigorous. win II"
more r,aiuS from stiff joints, SCR" mus
cl"s, rh"u,ualir suflcringS. aching oacN
or kidney trouble.
/: yuu suffer from bladder weakness.
with burning. sc;tlding paius. or II you
arr. ~ and cut nf bed half Il ,tuz"n times
n night. you will appr"riut" the rest.
comfort and strength this trrat7nrn't
gives.
To prov" Th" Williams Treatment CON
uurrs kidney and bladder uis"aS'S. rhcu-
InatlSm and all other ailments when due
To excessive uric acid. no matter now
chronic or Siuhburu, IL you have never
tried Tn" Williams Treatment. W" VIII
r;v" =" ,i"$i,S fire. II You VIII cut out TINS
nntir" ard send It with your name and
address and 10 cents "a help pay postage,
HarklnG etc =" tn" br. u. y. Williams
t'u:nImuy. I,"pr. y 1889. General Post
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III "nc. and you will cfriv" ny parcel
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ont incurrlnE any obligah zion. only one
bottle to tn" same address or family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-07
Face Peeling Habit
Becoming Fashionable

Women-of fashion and refinement secm
TO have been acquiring the mcroolfzcd
wax habit. depending l"ss and less upon
cosmetics for their complexion difficult
lies. 1t does seem n lot san"r TO just peel
off the Uornnut skin when II loses It's
Youthful color and appeara1ce--now
that this can be done 81, easily, safely.
painleasly and economically.
There's no trouble getting mrrcullzcd
wax nj any drug stor" IAN ounce Will dol.
since its virtues have become generally
known here and there's n" trnuh!" using
it--iust as you use cold cream. applying
AZ night washing It off next morning.
me wax takes Off the old scarf sk.m. IN
tiny flakes. little each day. Thr new
under-skin which gradually appears. ia
velyety soft and beautifully white. rad
liant with giriiah lnvciiness. Any surface
trouble like pImplcS. rod or yellow
patches, frccklcS. etc. vanishcs OF
course with the discarded eutlcle.