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Evening star., 1919-11-15
FACING DEATH FROM COLD.
Relief Measures for Children in
Vienna Aided by American Woman

VIENNA, November 14.-Owing to
the distress existing among the chill
dren of the city, Mrs. Albert Halstead,
wife of the American commissioner,
is taking an active part in measures
of. relief. An appeal addressed to
America has been issued, stating that
the entire city of Vienna with it's
100000 population is in great dis
tress and that death from cold faces
the children unless warm clothing Is
provided.
Evening star., 1919-11-15
RUMANIANS QUIT BUDAPEST.
Troops Leave City and National
Army Takes Possession.

BUDAPEST, via Basic, November
II (by the Associated Press).-The
Rumanian troops began evacuating
Budapest this morning. the national
army holding the bridgehead as they
left. Pest had been evacuated by 10
O'Clock and the national army was
occupying it
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Barometer of World History.

so important was GAIA during the
second millennium before Christ that
1t then served as barometer of
world history. The nation that domi-
mated the restricted world of that
time held GAIA. Consequently Thot-
mes III reached out for it at about
the same date B. c.. that Columbus
discovered America, A D.
':As Egypt passed the apex Of her
glory a sturdy people with a higher
material culture, but none of the
moral grandeur Of Israel, widened
their sphere Of influence. and for a
time GAIA became conspicuous in
Philistine history. It was in Sam
sons time that sort Of guerrilla war
fare between the Israelites and the
Philistines began, such as that ex-
emplified when he tied the firebrands
to the foxes tails and sent them
scurrying, like modern Zeppelins,
among the grain fields and vineyards
Of the enemy.
'The city was under Hezekiah OF
Judah for only n brief time, II at ali.
With the rise Of tho Assyrian kingdom
attempts were made to subdue GAIA.
which for q short time were resisted.
but by the seventh century B. c. 1t had
become a vassal of that early war lord
and art patron, Assurbanipal. and also
it Is mentioned in the reign Of Tiglath-
Pileser III. who bolstered his autocracy
by a bureaucratic system and deported
conquered peoples as he spread Assyrian
kultur by the sword.
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Incoming Trains Watched.

Incoming trains were watched close
" and two alleged members of the
radical order taken into custody. No
others were observed entering the
city, however.
what connection, IL any, a meeting
of Industrial Workers scheduled to be
held at Cumberland, a mining town
in the western part of the state, to.
morrow night had with the reports OF
an <invasion" was not established
Coal miners are on strike there and
one report was that the Industrial
Workers were taking advantage Of
miner meeting there to hold gath
ering on their own account.
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Poor Woman!

Mrs. Lusk-You looked disgusted
when saw you the other day.
Mrs. Husk-I was. I had just heard
of a new disease and was too sick to
have it,
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Valuable Information SECURED.

Near Centralia former service men.
acting for county officials. gath
cred up about fifty alleged Industrial
Workers, mainly in logging camps
These included a man giving his name
as George Lester and his wife, kath-
crime The police said he gave much
valuable information.
Spokane, Wash. officials breathed
easier today, after a night spent In a
threatened invasion" by Industrial
Workers of the World from Montana,
Idaho and other parts of the north
west.
q. Members of the American Legion in
formed local officials they had infor-
nation that from 1000 to 1000 Indus
trial Workers were on the way here.
As a result a conference of legion
members, civil officials and officers or
the National Guard was held, follow
ing which more than 100 former serV-
ice men were. sworn in as special
sheriffs and the two companies OF the
Washington National Guard here
were mobiliZed. -
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Court Holds Boats Are Belgium 8.

ANTWERP November. 14.-The
prize court has decided that fifty
three German boats, aggregating
10000 tons, seized by the Belgian
authorities in 1914 in the port of Ant
werp, are lawful prizes. -
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Those Small Flats.

Mack-Well Eve. been cured of one
habit, thank goodness.
Mick-What Is its 49,
Mack-P Ca MT r cad e hostesto to
my children any more since moved.
The fiat is so small that every time
I read them a story, their hair would
rise up so that it pushed through the
roof
Evening star., 1919-11-15
REGRET GAIA HALF
DESTROYED in WAR
Churchmen and ArcheoIo-
qists Shocked at Blow
Dealt Palestine City.

Churchmen and archeologists alike
were shocked at recent dispatches
which tell more fully how GAIA, Pales-
tine, was she'll riddled and half de-
stroyed, like a war-ravaged city of
France. by the fierce fighting which
restored the Holy Land to Christian
dominion.
Deep as may be the regret that
present-day GAIA has been injured,
yet there is no indication that the
GAIA which once was the Liverpool of
Philistia and later the St. Louis of
Palestine has been damaged" says a
bulletin from the Washington head
quarters Of the National Geographic
Society.
Modern City on Hill.
Modern GAIA is set upon hill,
some 100 feet above the surrounding
sand dunes and verdant garden spots.
1t is the hill. and not the present city.
treasures Of recent Assyrian study.
"The fortunes of geography laid
GAIA open to the misfortunes of war.
Not only was the ancient city the
focus of all the sea roads of the days
when the Mediterranean encompassed
the civilized worlds commerce, but it
was nicknamed the port Of the desert.
1t was on the edge of sea of sand.
depot of the freight-laden caravans
between Egypt, Babylonia and Arabia
provisioning point, too, for the
Bedouins, Captain Kidds Of the rolling
desert.
"Gaza IN 1914. had about 10000 peo-
pie. considerably fewer than 1t had
1000 years ago, but the number repre-
sented a rapid growth for an eastern
city, since 1t was but struggling vile
lage of 1000 in is40, and had but
$4,000 half century ago.
Site Long Hallowed.
"Its site has been hallowed by the
passing Of nearly 1000 years OF re-
corded history, and. while the way
that goeth down from Jerusalem
unto GAIA may have seemed q con-
siderable journey to Philip. GAIA is
but little farther to the southwest
of Jerusalem than Washington is from
Baltimore.
To-day the city is three miles re-
moved from the sea. and for a long
time it was thought that after its de-
struction by Alexander Jannaeus. a
Jewish Richard III Of a century be-
at a new site. Researches show it to
be more probable that the ancient
Damascus Of the south extended
from the site Of the modern city to
the sea. No Arnold Bennett lived to
make the life Of the five towns a
Philistine league Of cities that includ-
ed GAIA, vivid to future generations
of readers. but Herodotus, the Greek
Macaulay, acclaimed it equal to Sardis.
Residents in GAIA will show the
visitor Samson's tomb. The tradition
of his burial there is unfounded, but
Evening star., 1919-11-15

If girl is bent on getting married
1t is time for the young men Of her
acquaintance to straighten up and
take notice.
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Raced and Rebuilt.

"Gaza's strategic military position is
we'll illustrated by its resistance for
ffve months to Alexander the Great.
After it was razed by Jannaeus it was
more than a century before it was re-
Evening star., 1919-11-15
Men Hurt, +, Place Wrecked.


service men. said to be mainly members
of the sAmerican Legion. broke into In
dustria1 Workers of the World head
quarters, cut and bruised with clubs
three men and wrecked the place before
the police could respond to a riot call.
In San Francisco the "People's Insti-
tute' and I. w. w. headquarters were
raided by the police and nine men held
in default of $1,000 bond on charges of
vagrancy.
The raids followed receipt of informa-
tion. the police said. that school chill
dren were visiting the Peoples Institute
and obtaining radical literature, which
they carried home Police Capt
O'Meara. who conducted the raids. said
all Industrial Workers of the World
must leave San Francisco or go to jail
At Eureka, Calf. local headquar-
ters of the Industrial Workers of the
World was raided by the police and
a large quantity of radical literature
arrested and charged with criminal
syndicalism and sabotage. He was
held in the county Jail with Charles
Lesse and Henry Gliksohn, arrested
in Arcata on a syndicalism charge.
At Seattle Henry White, commission
er of immigration, made formal an
nouncement that alien Industrial
Workers of the World rounded up at
Centralia, Wash. as a result of the
shooting of former service men on
Armistice day would be deported If
by the county authorities. Fifty-three
members of the l. W. w. were taken
into custody by Seattle police in sew
eral raids. and at Raymond, Wash.
eleven others were arrested by cit
izens'. committee.
Evening star., 1919-11-15

there is more reason for believing
that a bare, isolated knoll to the
south of the city is the hill before
Hebron to which the strong man car
ried the doors of the gate of the city
and the two posts .....
Evening star., 1919-11-15
SCORES CAPTURED
S. mi. v, v, RAIDS
0NPAC|F|C COAST
Several Hurt in Roundup of
RadicaIS-InvaSion Threat
Disturbs Spokane.
BY the Associated Press.

I
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, November
15.-Raids on Industrial Workers of the
World and other radical organizations.
begun as the result of the killing of four
former service men at Centralia, Wash,
last Tuesday. continued during the night
up and down the Pacific coast, and as
result scores of additional prisoners
were IN custody today.
Some of them face charges of criminal
syndicalism. some of inciting to riot, and
others of vagrancy. Three persons, al
legged members of the radical order. sus-
tanned injuries in one raid which neces-
STATED their removal to a hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
K1wAN1s CLUB WILL INVITE MEM
BERS OF ROTARY CLUE TO At
TEND BIG JOINT CEIEBRAT1oN
uNITED STATES SENATOR WILL
GIVE INTE RESTING TALK ON
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
MEETING WILL BE HELD IN LARGE
DINING ROOM OF MLURE HOTEL
TO TAKE CARE OF CROWD.

What will be the greatest meeting OF
the kind ever held in the city under the
AUSPICES Of the Wheeling Kiwanis club
will lie that to he held on next Thurs
day at noon at the Mcclure hotel. when
Hon. Howard Sutherland. United States
senator. will br tho guest of honor al
the notn-day luncheon. The members
of tho Rotary club will be- invited to al
tend in a body with the members OF the
Wheeling Kiwans club
It will be remembered that Senator
Sutherland endorsed :hc action or SEN
ator Lodge in opposing the League OF
Nations, and as n result his address Will
bc all the more interesting and enter
tanning. There are many business men
who are opposed to the league. while
others favor it. and as a result thcrc
will be some real interesting things OK
pccted.
It will also he the first speech by a
member of the United States Senate on
the subject to be given within the state.
and il is expected that every. member
Of The kiwaniS cluE and also the Rotary
club will be in attendance at the meet
ing.
within the next day or two the pro-
gram for the affair will he announced.
The kiwanis orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion and splendid
program is being prepared by Prof. In
CARO- and Lamont, and in addition there
will be several other matters OF special
interest to all in the way of a big time.
-B1rY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
Methodist Revival
Attendance Growing

The attendance at the Methodist
Episcopal revival now in progress Is
still hitting 4 high mark. With the
exception Of Mondays. tho evenings au-
dlcnces have been exceedingly cnccur-
aging to- tho minister and the ovan-
ecIist. This. however. Is explained in
part by the hard work tho pastor, DR..
G. E. Allen. has put in on tho services
and tho excellent help That no has
been accorded by tho min!~tcrs nf tho
sister Methodist churches throughout
tho city. Tho work dono by Dr. Rcc.'
and his wife. who led the wonderful
singing Of tn" meeting. cannot ho given
anything but rraiso. nr. Recs has
given all no possesses In nhllity and
tin1c to the pc0pir Of Wheeling. and the
good crowds which hn attracts cncn
evening nrr fuil proof of their Hiking
for his excellent dlsrours~A,
The rerIyrl will close on Sunday "l
th!a week. It In r%prcted that Tho nu-
dtcncrn which will hear the evangelist
during the few rrmnining services VIII
more tf,nn t.>rrrt! these OF amy CORE
spondins r:.hls Of tina meelinS DR.
REEFS will preach tonight on "a FaAl
Young Man" rnG this afternoon or
"Stnrtling Revelations" which Will DC
III" closing address OF series 10 "o'
,-r~n only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
INF THOUSAND DOLLARS FIJI
FEDERAL RETAIL LIQUOR TAX
THAT IS THE SUN ALL PERSONS IN
h DRY STATE VIII HAVE To
PAY NEXT YEAR.
sum of $500 VIII Ee Charged from
June OF This Year Until
Dece1n5.r 81.

II will be Il costly pr"p"SIiInn I" So
cure 81 federal liquor Icons" tax OF th'
retail nature in tn" stat" "f West Nir;
..irin nftcr tho first Of next january. ana
il will cost the Sr'rtl sum If 81 90" |"
secure L tax f,oud for "nr year. ar from
january. 1920. To january. HI
Tho tax from Jun" at thlS year /" Inc
,,rI Of in" year will cost Tn" small sum
of. $40 and it is not likely that th"r'
will hr many persons to take out IN"
tax. There arc few who would h" an"
10 derive any profit from tn" sal" ct inc
GOODS with such 4 tax in existence.
At IN" present tim" tn" TAX is hu'
So, crr year SO it will b" seen that IN"
Increase will be only S9Tj. mere tr'tic
70 the average dispenser of wet goods.
There arc but Il few persons in TINS
part Of thr state VIII" carry Il r"tail
liuunr dealers license at IN" present
t;znc. there being but two or three IN
the county at the present time. Much
interest is being taken in tho Chang" or
tho law relative To the lax, and II rs
likely that there will be few to take
advantage nf tho special Offer handed
or by Uncle Sam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
FIRE
LOSS $4,000

With 8. loss Of $4,000 four buildings
10 their contents were reduced to
&s early yesterday morning by a fire
oN4mknown origin in the business section
Of Ira little town Of Fairpoint. sixteen
miles from Bridgeport on the e & O.
The three STORY frame building owned
Nv Frank Gable and occupied by Bur
,nurhs barber shop: confect ionary and
grocery owned by 4 Greek and McCrack-
en- brothers undertaking parlors on the
first floor
On the second floor was Finkeistfln's
clothing and merchandise store and the
third floor WAS used ~ town hall.
The next building owned by Emil Pre-
sock was q concrete moving picture
theatre. whose walls became red hot
from the intense heat and all accessories
SO furniture was burned leaving moth
tnr but q portion Of the walls standing.
me two other Buildings were frame
9rsd occupied BY a bowling alley and
moi room. The fire was first seen at
tup O'Clock in the morning. but It had
rx4ned good headway and the McCrack-
en- undertaking parlors seemed to be the
ccnter Of the flames and 1t r. thought
that The fire originated in back room
vf,er Ehe caekets and reffins wrere
stored. and to have been started from
tho everlasting OF gas stove.
The little town WIS aroused md
brrket brigade was formed from Wheel
inx creek. which borders the town hH-
tween It and Tho railroad tracks. The
volunteer f1re1ren worked h"roicaliE but
Of no svstl and thu flames gained on
them and soon tho four buildings were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture to
This Lady - Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went,
Until Cardui Brought
Relief.

Mckinney, Texas.-Mrs. A. 2. Sto
vail, of this place, writes: Some
time ago I was in a critical condition
We only lived two squares from town
yet l WASN'T able to walk the two
squares.
81 had 10 ride everywhere I went
and suffered at that, but not so much
as when | tried to walk Standing
on my feet was torture.
MY greatest suffering was in my
right side. It was so sore, and fel:
if l stepped down or Jared myself
the least bit I could not stand it,
so Just walked mostly tiptoe. This
kept up until was just about dis
couraged and decided l had best try
something else.
Someone told me Of 'Cardui, and
where it had benefited cases similar
to mine. felt at least it would no
hurt to- give it a trial.
after my first bottle felt better
there was less pain and soreness in
my side.
after my third bottle Of Cardui
was well aand have been ever since
Cardui may be just what you need
Try it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
SAYS It. SAVED
HUSBANDS LIFE
pittsburgh Lady Tells How Her Hus-
baud Was Brought Back To
Perfect Health.

The following is 8 statement made by
Mrs. George Arnold. VINO resides at No
25 Bosss street. Mount Washington. and
is a we'll known business woman Of Pitts
burgh. She says:
For a number Of years my husband
has been in very poor state Of health.
and a year ago he became very i'll. II
WIS g general breakdown and his stom-
ach, liver and kidneys were in very bad
shape. He had no appetite and could not
keep any solid food in his stomach.
Finally he became so bad that he was
not expected to live. and We were conf
plctely dscoura ged as he had tried all
kinds Of treatment and medicines AS Il
last resort T insisted that nc try Plant
Juice. as Il had relieved M Of n had
case Of stomach trouble and it seemed
to be the only hope. From tn" first dose
It seemed to help him and since he has
continued to use It am glad 10 state that
he is we'll man, no moro aches or
pains, his stomach IS in fine condition
so he csrn cat any kind Of food. his liver
and kidneys are working we'll. and he
says he never felt better in his life We
are both very grateful for his recovery
and will be glad to recommend Plant
Juice"
There are people everywhere who aro
halfsick. nervous; who arc depressed in
spirit. lacking In vitality. dull. morbid,
tinlid: they have pains in tho hack and
hips. headaches. cold rect. dizzy spells
spots before their eyes, discol0red skins,
hrntch pimpfes, poor circulation, their
food does not aSirnifate. and there is 4
dera ngement Of the flyer. kidneys and
blood. rs we'll as tho stomach. Those
conditions arc the result of. modern
methods Of living. and if Plant Juice is
taken m time II gives a1n1ost Immediate
relief. and will lead to a speedy euro in
practically every CASE. Flant Juir" is
sold in wheeling at G. Il. GrfieSt COS
drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
DICKERSON INSISTS
HE is LEAGUE HEAD

NEW YORK. March H7-E. w. DICK
cr;on. who was president of the Western
League last year but went to France
with tho sind division as q war cores
pondcnt, gave out q statement here to-
nirht in which he declared he still was
th, president Of the baseball organiza-
zion and challenged the LEGALITY Of the
leagues maintenance Of Al Tcarncy" or
Chicago rs it's chief executive.
Il was president Of the Western league
when l left America last July Dicker-
sons statement said. The term TOT
which I was elected in juno 1917. does
not expire until June Is. 1890 and Ger
tainly will insist on the contract being
fulfilled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
serbs Erect Blockade
Against Italian Trade

P.kRIS. March 21.-tBy The Assoct-
atrd Press. l-Peace conference circles
wore disturbed today over the paradiX-
ical situation in the Eastern Adriatic
Almost simultaneously with the Italian
action in lifting the blockade in that
region, the Serbian press published a
decree prohibiting importation from and
rxportation to Italy thus multiplying the
Italian action. Details Of the situation
have not yet reached Paris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
Splendid Way To
Reduce Your Weight

rher, IN perhaps no ono thing that 80
n1atnly shows the passing OF youth IT'S
{hc hor15ble tendency to put on too much
Eetxnt after we have reached thu i'E. "f
as o. 80 years. However YOUNG our
Arure and forty inch waist gives us
sTSe cazrse Of this ovcr-stoutncss *
nat orr stomachs convert the 1o"d we
80 into fnt because there IS not cnaush
n~1aen In the blood to produce q proper
: comb7stion to destroy the excess fatty
i. s1s1ue FIT people Will be plt:tt.cd to
learn OF simple homo mnthod TINT IL
wonderfully efficient IN reducing woisnt.
Grick1y and easily without o. starving
dict. violent uassnge or strenuous o!rr-
e:oc. Go to any drug store and get box
OF Phyrola: take five grntns after each
meal and At bed time. This treatment
Wfil often give r,ltck relief from over
burdentrS TAT Phynola taken at meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
REC Z: S
March Wors9 Month For This Trouble
How To Remove Easily.

There's l. reason why nearly every
h"Gv crcckCS in March, but happily
thor" IS ais" a remedy for these ugly
h'-mI&hcS. and no one need stay
rrcckled
Simply get an ounce nf Othine. double
strength from your druggist and apply
a little e II night and morning, and In
Il few days you should sec that even
the worst frecklrs have begun to disap-
pear. while the light ones have vanished
entirely. Now il Tho time 10 rid your
self OF frcckles. for if not removed now
they may stay all Summer. and spoil an
otherwise beautiful complexion. Your
money back # Othinc fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
MORT LINDSEY
TOF|RST PLACE
IN ALL7EVENT

TOLEDO Ohio March 21-Shakc-ups
were frequent in the minhr events of the
thc American Bowling Congress tourna-
mcnt here today On one Of the after
noon shifts Mort Lindsay. of New Ha-
vrn. Connecticut. bowled into first place
in the al events. scoring 1888 FOR his
nine tournament games and going ahead
Of Frank CaruanA Of Buffalo, in that
division by five pins.
Lindsey collected 500 in his indvid-
uals which sent him into a tic with
Dominick Dc Vito. Of Chicago, for firth
place in tho standings. Lindsay bowlcd
with Al JohnSon's Colts Of New Bavrn.
last night. and registered 66i. with
game counts of eos. 267 and 1S9. In his
two men event this afternoon, he had
III, 320 and 1S2 for a $40 total.
On ono Of the morning shifts. o. Kali
luSch and +; Barnes. Of Rochester. rolled
into first place in tho two mon depart
mcnt with a score Of 1905. Second place
was taken on tho last squad Of the day
by \. Trap and L. Hahn. OF Chicago
with a 127i score. Trap and Hahn.
who arc ChicaGo's 1918 champions had
400 in their first game for the highest
single game score Of tho tournament to
date. They aggregated i06 pins in then
second game and 379 in tho final. The
changes in tho two-rncn standings sent
pcltie and LcttinEcr of Chicago down To
third place and crowded Rluck and kiu-
Yer. Of Cleveland, and Miller and Schmaz
Of Hamilton. Ohio, out OF the list Of the
first ten.
Larry Sutton Of Rochester. oowled
ono game in his doubles this morning
and was taken i'll and had 10 retire. He
may finish his events later. 1t was an
nounced by congress officials.
Another change resulted in the stand
| inCs in the individual event. when W
ScuNy. of Detroit. finished in fourth
place with 6S5 and l.. PllIshury, or
! Lansing. Michigan, took eighth with Sac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-28
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM that COLD?
Colds and Coughs Are Quickly
'''' Relieved by. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery.

Nobody should feel perfectly miser'
able" from a cold, cough or bronchial
attack for very long. For it takes only
a little while ia relieve it and get back
on the road to recovery when DR..
Kings New Discovery is faithfully
used. 1t soon loosens the phlegm. re-
lieves irritation, soothes the .parched,
sore throat, brings comfort.
Half a century old and more popular
today than ever. At al! druggists.
6Oc and $1.20.