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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
Hail Report Doubted.

UACHI\GTOE, Dec. J.--Evcry effort
wa made here today to check UP
cabled report from Mexico CITY saying
thar according, to a Fucbla dispatch 10
, Nrcxicr CITY newspaper. jenkins was
released after J. SalIcr Hansen had de-
uositcd 4 $500 check for bail. officials
IF the state department said they hhd
uo information whatever concerning
Hansen OF the question OF ball. anu thht
they did not known Hansen. They stood
on the statement that the consular
agent had been released on demand OF
this government
In Some quarters. however lhere was
a surr,stion that there may have been
a confusion of names rs secretary Ian
sin rannuunccd that despatch from
The American embassy said MIRO AS
sistaut Secretary Matthew r.. Hanna
had hccu sent to Pucbla in connection
with representations for release OF Jcn-
kius Officials declared however. tha'
even if the names had been confused
th.r.. ,rns no information here TO indi-
cate that Hanna had put up bond ana
in fact, they expressed utmost assur-
anCe that h. had not done so.
REPORTS from jenkins since his arrest
and personal letters from him TO rcIa-
tivcs in this country have all quoted
him as being moste determined not 10
nut up 4 cent OF bail in order to obtain
his release. This fact was cited by ON
Gals to support their contention thai
NE release of the consular agent was
brought about by urgent displomauc
representations made by this govern
mcnt and the resulting investigation
mldc by General Paolo Gonzales, VINO
was sent TO investigate the facts in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

gave him. hastily, some Of the reasons
why l thought this government shoulc
break OF relations with Mexico.
II asked him IL he had a copy OF my
resolution. and he reached over on the
table and picked up . copy. The presi-
dent asked me If would give him
memorandum in writing covering my
statement. and agreed to send 1t at
once. He asked many questions. and
displayed q general knowledge or con-
ditions. recent as we'll as post. He in
d:cated perfect comprehension OF the
points 7 was making.
Il told him that l desired TO assure
him Of my desire 10 cooperate with
him in Mexican matters as far as j
could C"nscient!ously. He picked up
the copy of my resolution and asked:
81 suppose you want to have me give
some opinion on this? :.
II said that was the purpose. and he
hen asked II would supply him with
The written memorandum. He said he
was much Interested and would give IL
his careful attention. He didn't say
when or how he would communicate
with us.
THE president seemed generally
familiar with MEXICAN affairs, and salo
he didn't know the details"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

jeff D. Riggs. 2oco Pearl street.
Etcksburg. Miss. engineer Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley. says: Was nerv-
Gus and physical wrcck-since taking
Tanlac am strong and active as ever
gained rs pounds"
B. F. House. r. F. D. No. S. Box 6i.
Atlanta, Ga, engineer Seaboard, says:
Lost weight and strength-was badly
under the weathcr-Tanlac set me up
gained % pounds"
Jack Petrie 81 Lindsey avenue
Nashville. Tenn. engineer. says: Was
pulled down till I had to give up my
engine-Tanlac put me back in the cab
its the best medicine ever tried"
7. F. Hammill. 1872 Dunnavant street.
Memphis. Tenn. engineer. says: "Rheu-
matism-tricd everything. including trip
to Hot Springs-Tanlac did more good
than everything else combincd.-
J. B. Watson. Mobile. Ala. engineer
on Southern Railway between Selma and
Mobile. says: Was completely broken
down-couldn't work-sincc taking Tan
lac am working regularly-gained IS
pounds"
.. r. Eancs Nashville. Tenn. enGt-
neer Louisville and Nashville. says:
Gave UP engine account accident. bad
health-Tanlac is finc-gaincd pounds
sleep and eat fine"
G, +. Newman, Dalton. Ga. engineer
Western and Atlantic, says: Was tired
and worn out--norvous--Tanla only
thing that gave me relief"
H n. .Telford. CIT Third avenue. Biz
m;ugham. Ala. engineer Louisville and
Nashville says: Wife had nervous in
digestion. splitting headachcS-gave up
all housework--.ranlac gave her new life
and energy-she gained pounds"
Evidence from such sources as these
is unasSailable. These men are exposed
TO all conditions Of weather as no others
are Their runs take them from noun
tain TO saashore, from swamp TO high
land through rain and storm. cold and
sleet and they never falter in their duty.
They must always guard against disease.
These must men speak from personal ex-
perience; no wonder they pin their faith
TO Tanlac, for it has served we'll.
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by the
Hcge-Daris Drug Co., 1l45 Market St.
and 1884 Main St, Wheeling. and the
e. X Hoge Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
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GRAND JURY
Continued From Page ons.)

tions of the law, but when Mr.. Kelly as
surcd the court that ne poss, sscd such
information, the order was readily
issued
Later IS was announced that the In
vestigation would begin next Thursday
morning and 23 vcnremen were sum-
moncd to appear.
In granting the order Judge Keller
ruled that the Lever act, uHdcr which
MIR. Kelly will conduct the ;nrestiga'
tion Is still in force.
In making his request to Judge kel-
Ter for the special grand jury. District
Attorney Kelly said he was acting under
the provisions OF section four. OF the
war time food act, which reads rs
follows:
THAT is Is hereby unlawful for any
person to cOnspire, combine. agree, or
arrange with any other person ta) TO
limit the facilities for the transporting
producing, harvesting, manufacturing
supplying, storing or dealing in any
accessories; CD 10 restrict the supply
Of any neCcssaries; (c) to restrict DIS
tribution of any ncccssarics."
This was the same law invoked by
Judge Anderson. OF the Indianapolis
federal court. when lie issued his in
junction enjoinng mine union officials
from taking any part i'll the conduct II
the strike which was called November !.
The two proceedings differ in that the
injunction sought 10 prohibit violations
of the law and the grand jury will in
vcstigate alleged violations Of il. Nr.
kel!y's action, was not brought in con-
ucctIon with the cases brought up II In
dianapols where several mine union
men have been charged with contempt
Of court.
In a statement issued out Of court.
Mr.. Kelly said that the decision to ask
for grand jury investigation was
reached at his conference with depart
mcnt officials in Washington Wcdnes-
day.
1t was reluctantly determined by the
department and. by myself as we'll said
Mr. Kelly. but it appeared that in
many localities the miners were openly
defying the law.
while We consider the production OF
coal as Of utmost Importance" con-
tinued Mr.. Kelly, 'it is as important as
the vindication OF the law.
ut seems to me If the district union
officials can put men back 10 work in
the Farmont field. they can put them
back in the New River field and else
where"
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"'"Si irl'n"'! hh'n''' Tue P''9'u'h' ''''
ihR II win u S''lS h"hp"' ".' II, '''
who' WE'H ASKED "h'th'r ne tu""t"@
IN" II Tea states WOULD TAX" M"Alco'
r'PI!cu;
th!hk We VIII. IL so contagious l"
us.
no 0F"An -eS-on'
Al announcer point "h'h JESUS were ~:
INK rN' n""E" ""'u' ~" p'TS'u'' j
h'"Ith' MI w lS"h Was HHin l" nave IT,
lrrfc" |" inc statement nau' IN 'c,-
Ter oE senator MOSES. republican, VI
N" ii"'hpSh'H'' 'ha' inc executive WIS
''PyI''u l" INV H'f'n '.si""'
M, PrrS'""h' r'i'''fh'". Su'o SEN
i"F ran tha' rs result 81 inc confer
enc II" hoit" IA" senator W"ula p'
.'hSSuf'h. although NJ mlEht DC dtSap'
;'"'n'"d.
Senator Fail CAV" detailed account
II IN" Whit" H"uS'' visit. lie said Dr.
HraySon received them and '"uk thea
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letter dated November % from the
state pcn,tentiary at puebla. Mexico. "
William 49, HatCs OF Los Angeles, VIII"
was \ schoolmate of the official In Ten
ncsscr, Mr. Jenkins said:
Il have had bit Of hard luck re-
Gently. and got stuck TO the tune or
,-carIv four hundred pesos in Mexican
rnlI Not only that. but now the local
aulhoritIcs are even endeaTorlnE 10
cover their criminal responsibility FOR
the NEGLECT Of the city and have tried
70 accuse me of completely with the
rebels who kidnapped me, and have me
in tho Jail.
1T is certainly the limit when mtA
is taken from his home. half killed with
exposure. his family all sick with
fright. his money taken away from
him. and then for good measure thrown
in Jail for doing it himself. II It was
not a bit serious for me 1t would be
cumical. and it has its comical side
anyway.
Il have refused to accept my hoer'y
on bail, rs / did not want to compro'
misc with ;hc dogs, and for that reason
am in Jail, but feel that l will get
quicker action that way than by enter
inn, any sort Of transaction with
them"
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AERatlroad engineers everywhere endorse
Tanlac because they have tried It and
know. Read what they say:
w. l.. Naoers, Atlanta. Ga. engineer
Soathern Railway, says: II had lost
aDpetitc-liver and kidneys deranged---
since taking Tanlac haven't had a pain
s-gained IA pounds.
81. C.. Bowers. 90 First avenue, south
Nashville, Tenn. engineer Tennessee
fsatral SAYS: Stomach trouble and
nervousness oyercome-nothing too good
~ can say about Tanlac-galned .
pounds"
SED. A. Middleton. TIT Cnenovert
Street. Houston. Texas. engineer South
erri Pacific. says: Was in bad shape
S=+couldn't walk-Tanlac built me up
Hike new man-gained II pounds.
T. G. Ayers. 1o7 Raines avenue. Nash
Yffie. Tenn, engineer Louisville and
Nashville. says: Kidney trouble. nerv-
business. poor appetite-Tanlac put me
IN good shape-gained Z poundA
3sJ. T. Toy. Atlanta Ga. former en-
Shieer Seaboard says: Nervous indi
Eestion-kidneys il Dad shape-pains
An back-am satisfied with what Tan
las has done for me-
4sR. H. Owens. 2700 Avenue G. BirmlnS-
ham, Ala, engineer says: Rundown
neutrality-suspicious. Of heart-had
20 give up joo--since taking Tanlac eat
anything-have gone back to work"
set. G. Burrows. 1915 Mckinney ave-
niue, Houston. Texas. engineer 81. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexico says: "Catarrh
OF head and Observation-Disclosures
Sous-Tanlac is railroad mans friend
5eei like new man.
Lynn Sills, 44o North Bellevue ave-
nne. Memphis. Tenn. engineer Louisville
md Nashville. says: "Hearaches-pai2s
In, back and kidneys-strained ereS
nerve to keep up-Tanlac relieved me
entirely"
. IS. T. Watkins. Birmingham. Ala en-
esneer Southern, says: suffered p
,Siears-stomach troueiss-Tanlac has
ended my troubles"
Z &c. G. Geiger, 1873 East Linden street.
Atlanta. Ga. engineer Georgia Railroad
rays: "Tanlac relieved my wife Of
rheumatism-she gained rs pounds from
using IT,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
After the "Home Brew"
Stuff in Michigan

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 5.--Thc Intern
a, revenue bureaus department of pro
h!hition enforce u"nt got into action III
Michigan today with warning :" DIAL
crS IN ready prepared ingredients tor
horne brew" and n HINT that fN" Mi'hi-
gan brcwer!cS alleged 70 have been
manufacturing and selling beer OF
greater alcoholic content than allowed
hy the law may be prosecuted.
According 10 Lee \. Miller. chief rev.
cnue agent here his investigators have
found that three Detroit brcw"r.cs and
two elsewhere in the state ar" mauufac-
turing two grades Of near beer, ON" con-
tanning one half OF one per cent alcohol
and another grade containing TWO per
cent the latter being Sold 10 special
customers"
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FIND Mr.. WILSON
Continued From Page one.)

Senator Hitchcock. If Nebraska, Demo-
crat. said tho president seemed greatly
improved sine" he saw him two weeks
ago.
My opinion is that la has been =
very sick man. hut IS improving" said
Senator II tch,uck Tie has Il pretty
good idea oC tn" Mrxicau situation. and
although he did not XIV" a final de-;
sion On the subject. Ne indicated that
too many SERIOUS Cnnsid,rat ions were
involved Ia warrant any haSty action
The conference with the president.
which tho foreign relations committee
decided to request yesterday utter SEC.
Rotary Lansing had told Il that he had
not seen his chief during tn" recent
A"Nican negotiations. was quickly ar
ranged this morning when The two acna-
tors got into touch with tia Whit"
House. They wcr, told that il th"y con-
sdcrcd it urgent To- So Mr. Wilson.
they w0uld he permitted to do 80. Au
appointment accordingly WAS arranged
for go in The aftcrnrur.
As the callorSar rived thcy were met
by Dr. GrayS"n AMI Mrs Wilson. WIN
conducted th"m t. t." SICK rom. Mrs
Wilson remained IN tho room through
out the conference.
Dramatic Feature.
Annnuncrm, Mt OF Jenkins release. !!
was sad by those present. gave tho
conference It's only dramatic turn. Tho
news was tcl"rhou"d I" the White
House after the Nv" senator's had AT
rived and was communicated 10 pr.
Grayson by Secretary Tunulty. Return
ing to tn" sick room while Senator Fall.
enc OF the hIttCrcSt critics Of tho adj
administrations past policy toward Mex
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
PREPARING PLAY
Cinosma Club Of McMechen, VIII stage
"The Old Fashioned Mother on
Friday Evening.

Numbers OF the C!nosma club OF Nc
M"chcn, are rapidly completing prrpar.
a,'nns for the play. The Old Fashioned
Mother" which viii be given in the
McMcchcu school hall on Friday even
ing Of next week. The proceeds OF the
play VIII bc applied to The benefit or the
Federated shop Craft. Beginning Mon
day evening. with a rehearsal at the
home OF Miss Angela App!cgate In Me-
Mechcn. rehcarsalS will hc held each
evening until the night OF the enter
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Daughter Informed.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 5.--Miss
Elizabeth Jenkins, daughter Of Con-
sular Agent w. o. Jenkins Of Puehla.
Mexico, received telegram today from
Mr.. Jenkins advising her that he was
released late last night. His message.
she said. gave only the fact OF the re-
lease. Miss Jenkins is attending q
girls school here
A bit Of hard luck was the view taxed
by William o. Jenkins, American con-
sular agent. who was released last
night from a Mexican rcnitcntiary, Of
his experiences below the border. where
he was arrested on the charge Of com
plicity in his own Kidnapping. In q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
SO EASY TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
WITH POSLAM

Don't let those cruptions remain to
blcmish ard annoy ANY longer than IT
takes rnalam 20 heal them. And Pos
lam Is best equipped To de- the work DO
cause its healing powers ar" Cun"CH-
tratcd Erli""es itching at once.
Apply FuSlaIn nj r!Eht--and leave II
on in the daytime, too. when CONVENIENT
II acts quickly. You can soon sec bcnc-
fits. Fnslarn is harmless.
So effective is Poslam that a littI" OF
il will cover a large surface. II is the
QUALITY. not the quantity Of IT. that
docs the work.
Sold cYcFywhrrc. For mr. sample
write e. Emergency Laboratories. 2t3
West 9Th St. Now York City.
roslAm Soap. mcdicateo with Poslam,
hriEhtCuf. hcautitics complex ions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
TWELVE-ROUND DRAW

CLEVELAND. Dec. Barney Adair.
Of New York. and Harvey THORPE of
Kansas City. liGhtwcights. boxed twelve
rounds to a draw here tonight.
In the ten round semi-nnal Roy
Moore Of Minneapolis was given the
newspaper decision over Dick Griffin,
the Fort Worth bantamweight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
SERVICE FLAG
At Elm Grove Methodist Episcopal
Church Will DO DcmohNized on
Sunday Evening.

The Generalization Of the service flag
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
OF Elm Grove. will tnkC place nj the
$50 service az that church Sunday
evening. An appropriate program has
been prepared and all returned soldiers
are extended special invitation to be
present.
The general public is invited TO all OF
the services IF the day which include
Sunday school at 9:A5 n. M; Epw"rth
.caguc at $50 y. m. and public wor-
ship at l0:45 Il. M. and 80 p. III.
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JENKINS RELEASED
CONTINUED From Page one.)

nesses testified they had been compelled
to make false statements against Jcr-
kins under duress. One witness was
threatened with pistol. another sus.
rended by rope and still another
beaten until he made his declaration
against Jenkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
Mra. Ysley's Letter,

In rece!.t letter Mrs. II. ". Isley OF
Iitchficd.. Ill, says. IL have used
Chan,b: rlain's Tablets for disorders Of
the stomach and as laxative. and have
found them quick and sure relief" If
you are troubled With indigestion or
constipation these ttblets will do you
good" For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
RAILROAD ENGINEERS
out WITH STATEMENT
Men in the Cabs From Many States Declare Tanlac Con
4 serves Health of Railroad Men and Makes Them
: Fit for Responsible Duties in Most
- Nerve Racking Service.

70 calling demands clearer BRAIN steader
IN health than that of railroad The safety
OF thousands depends guarding his health which important
public the efficiency of his engine Every engineer realizes
this enormous responsibility, he dares not take chances with
important matter why many them using ranlac,
seade clears the brain corrccts indigestion
the safety of the traveller and keeps him
<ahi
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which meets againn Monday 10 act upon
II. Il was snid the president expressed
i,n final judemrn, regarding il, but IN
dead he would give has Hdricc To ne
committee " - congress b. tho end OF
lh,. week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
For Bad Breath

Coated Tongue, Biliou,nen, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache. Bloa,ine. Ga',
Constipation, or other result OF lndises@
ton, TO remedy is more highly recon-
mcnded than
FOLEY cArHARTIc TABLETS
They cause no gripping or nausea.
Cleanse the bowels. sweeten the stom.
ach and benefit the liver. Never dis
appoint.
Mn Elizabeth Siausou, l37 So. Nd ST..
So Norwslk. Conn: Il can honestly Say Foley
Cathartic Ta5!Gis arc wonderful"
SOLD EvERYwKEREs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-08
KEYPORT CHURCH
To OPEN DRIVE
Team Captains Appointed and
Tentative Plan is
Worked Out
By Special Correspondent.


KEYPORT. May Sat the first
meeting Of the committee for the
Centenary drive to be conducted in
Calvary NJ. L. church Sunday, May
IS, to continue for a week, the vari-
Gus team captains were appointed
and a tentative plan of the work to
be done arranged. The executive
COMMITTEES includes John r. Latham
and Edwin II. Wharton and the fol-
lowing team captains were appoint
ed: Amos NJ. Brown, Mrs. NJ. Lester
Terry, w. Stephen Wallace, Mrs.
Matte Butler, w. s. Brewer, Mrs.
Charles Kruser, Miss Annie /. Tilton.
Charles Adare. Mrs. Carrot Van Gle
sen and Mrs. Roy Harris.
Each team captain win have as
sistants and Friday night, May 16.
another preliminary meeting will be
held at the church. On Sunday, May
IS, a luncheon viii be served at the
church after which the teams viii
begin their work of interviewing
every member Of the church and
Sunday school.
Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson was ap-
pointed chairman of the supper COM
mittee and her assistants VIII be
Mrs. Frank A. Smith and Mrs. Amos
NJ. Brown. Calvary's apportionment
will be S1.746 for the first year of
this movement, the following four
years the amount viii be considera-
bly, less. Robert Rothwell has been
appointed group chairman OF the six
districts which include st. Johns NJ.
E, Cliffwood. Morganville. Matawan,
.Keansburg and Calvary churches.
AT the conclusion of the business
meeting on Tuesday evening a social
hour followed and refreshments were
served, the Misses Olga Ogilvie and
Hazel Walling acting as hostesses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-08
Perth AmbOy Storage Battery Co;
OPENS Plant In Madison Avenue

The Perth Amboy Storage Battery
Company has been established at 266
Madison avenu by ]. ]. Orsoe and
Joseph d. Copeland. This concern is
specializing In the rechRrging, re-
lpairing, repairs and replacements on
ell makes of batteries, magnetos,
coils. generators and starters, and are
the local distributors of the Presto
Lite storage battery. In the recharg-
ing OF the batteries the Stahl recti-
fer is used exclusively and Park
Davis distilled water. which of itself
guarantees good results.
Mr.. Orsoe. who is a graduate OF
the local high school ana of Pratt's
Institute and for two years was con-
nected with the Rubberset Company
of Newark and later with the inter-
national Loading Company at Parlin,
is an experienced battery man and
guarantees all OF his repair work. "A
correct size battery for every car,
guaranteed for eighteen months" Is
q feature Of the new company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-08

II you wake UP with a bad tastA. bad
breath and tongue is coatedj IL your
head Is dull or aching; If what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stoni-
aoh, or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
Just right. begin inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast, a glass Of real hot
water with a -teaspoonfui Of limestone
phosphate In IT. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
Kidneys n bowel and cleanse, sweet
m and purify the entire aiimentary
tract Do you inside bathing immedi-
ately upon arising in the morning to
wash out of the system all the previous
days poisonous waste. gases and sour
bile before putting more food into the
stomach.
Tie feel like young folks feel; Ike
You felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became loaded with body im-
puritles, get from you pharnaoist q
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
whieh is inexpensive and almost taste-
less. except for a sourish twtngs which
Is not unpleasant.
Just as soap n hot water act on
(~reshening. so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver.
kidneys and bowels. Men and women
who are usually constipated, bilious.
headachy or have any stomach dis
order should begin this inside bathing
before breakfast, They are assured
they will become real eranks on the
subject shortiy-AdY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-08
City Leads In State In Work
for AmeriGanIzatlOn OF Citizens

Frank w. Henson, the local Amer
i~canization secretary, will &c to
| Washington Monday to attend a ma
tional Americanization conference to
be held four days in the auditorium
of the Interior Building there. A
feature of the conference will be an
address at Wednesdays session by
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin K.
Lane.
Mr.. Henson on Tuesday attended a
conference at Elizabeth of New Jer-
sey AmericaniZation secretaries at
which 1t was shown by reports that
this state is leading the country in
this work and hat Perth Amboy and
Passaic lead the field in this state,
especially In English and citizenship
classes.