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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
LEGISLATURE CALI! IS FASTENED
To- GIVE WOMEN THE BALLOT
At STATE PRIMARY IN SPRING
WEST VA. SOLONS
CONVENE FEB. u
Call Issued Yesterday By Gov.
Cornwell--- ---Includ H. c. L.
andCorporation nLegislation

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. !9--Gov-
ern"r Cornwell's action III calling n
special session Of IN" lrGI>'atur" to
meet February -. came as grca, sur.
Prise - practically everyone about tn"
capital. Tha, a SESSION mtrht hr called
sometime this spring or early summer,
II was generally understood. hut IT."
public was without even a suspicion
that t would "om" So s"nr.
II - now understood that this action
was FASTENED because Of certain contin-
EcncieS involved in tn. ratification OF
the suffrage amendment and the pass
age OF appropriate Legislation 10 make
Il effective in West Virginia.
One Of these contingencies involved
the registration OF the women az voters
which must be arranged for on the first
Monday in March or under ;he stat"
election laws they could not vote in
the general election or in the primary.
For several months | have been
urged to call special session Of tn"
legislature 10 rat!fy the equal suffrage
amendment" Governor tornwcll said IN
his letter TO the Legislators supplement
ing the call for the extra session. Il
wanted to defer action for the reason
that, as you know. the privilege tax on
thing over q million dollars of rcvCnu"
annually has heer attacked in th'
courts. and. II for any reason III" act
should be held void a special session tn
provide the reVcnu" thus lost will h"
necessary, / did not want two special
sessions.
However. We have reached IN" point"
he continued, "whcr" | feel "" cannot
longer defer cons liberation Of the sun
rage amendment and Of appropriate leg
lSlation. I: has been ratified by thirty
ono states already. 4 sufficient number
of states TO make the amendment ef-
fective will act within a very short
time. Consequently. the women will be
permitted to vote az the fall election.
even it this state should fail to act.
With these facts confronting us. Il
goes without saying that appropriate"
legislation should be enacted immcdi-
ately 10 enable tho women to partici-
pate in the primaries and 10 help NOM
mate candidates for whom they will be-
called upon IL Not" at the November
election.
IN addition TO this. the registration
laws provides that tho county courts
shall hold a regular or special meeting
on the first Monday in March before the
election in each year TO appoint reGis-
(Conttnusd on Page HlsVsn.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
POLK STUDYING
WILSON 'SREPLY
To THE ALLIES
ADRIATIC ANSWER
SAID TO BE FINAL
Note May Not Be Transmitted
To Entente Earlier Than
Saturday.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-(By The
Associated Press)-Prcsdcnt Wilson
today prepared and sent To tn" stat" de-
pnrtmcnt reply to the entente. pro-
micr's note on the Adriatic question.
He is understood 10 have rcstatrd inc
Position of the American government
! with decree Of fnality.
Although the president dictated ms
communication In less than two hours
II probably will not be put on the
! cables before tomorrow night or Satur-
day An impression first went out that
1t might be transmitted tonight.
The original draft as prepared by Mr..
Wilson WAS sent to acting Secretary
Polk for his personal study as Il" was
the head Of tho American mission when
tho Adriatic settlement Of December
was reported at Paris with the consent
and approval OF the president, and Is,
therefore. Thoroughly familiar with all
the preliminary negotiations.
After Mr. Polk has completed his eX-
animation Of the document and II has
been put in the usual diplomatic form.
II probably Will be returned TO the
White House for final approval before
II ia dispatched to Ambassador Davis
mICrS.
The president is understood to have
adhered to tho position taken in his
not" Of February tenth IN which he
Informed he allies that il they were to
proceed to settlement of the Adriatic
question without the participation OF
tn" American government situation
nigh bc created where the United
States might have to consider whether
Il could become a party to the treaty OF
Versailles and the F'ranco-Amcricar
pact.
While Cnnciliatory. tho premicr's re-
ply to This original note was argumen-
tatlve Mr.. Wilson in his answer Is
understood to have met this argument
point by point and IS believed TO have
again called attention TO the principle
.of Differentiation as enunciated in
his fourteen points and his other dec
lara'ions during the war which were ac-
Crpicd by the Central Powers az the
basis for peace.
Neither Whit" House nor state depart
ment. officials would say hoy long the
document was, but II is believed that II
is shorter than his previous note. which
contained something like 1000 words,
about the same number as in the allied
communication.
Durin gthe day Constantine 4. Chek-
rezi. official representative" OF Albania,
issued statement attacking the pro-
poScl Adriatit settlement agreed upon
by the allied prrmlers in which he said
tho fate OF Albania was deeply In
voIvcd."
"It is shocking" lie said. that Great
Britain. France and Italy seem IL have
resolved 10 settle the Albania problem
in n manner which can find It's only par
allcl in tho partition OF Poland at tho
cnd Of ih" eighteenth century.
"Th" awful fact is that in the men,
orandum OF January 20. which was
handed as an 'ultimaium' to JuEo- -Slavia.
Albania Is completely dimembered In
favor of Italy. Serbia and Gfecce."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
CORRESPONDENCE ON.
ADRIATIC QUESTION
MAY Be PUBLISHED

LONDON. Feb. ls.-It Ia considered
more likely tonight that hhe supreme
council will agree to the publication or
President wilson's Adriat!c note and
the allied reply, although whether here
or at Washington has not yet been de-
cided. The newspaper pressure In
England France and the United States
for publication OF the documents in
order to suppress erroneous report"
and rumors considered harmful. was
discussed In the council today. hut 50
far as has been aScertaincd a definite
dcc!s sion was not reached.
The council continued It's discussion
Of the Russian situation this afternoon.
bur adjourned further COnsidcrat ion
until the return "f tn" French premier,
NJ. Mllerand. Mnndav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
N, VA, SHELLS FOR DREADNOUCHTS
CENTRALlA MURDER
DEFENSE UNDER WAY

MuNTESNNr. Wash, Feb. Ia i'c'
frnSr Of i"u industrial Workers "I ih'
World rhnrg"d with tho murder "'
Warren O. Grimm during an armtS'lc"
duv parade al C"ntral,a, Wash. was
h"sun today with IA" calling of Eugene
BARNETT. one 1T the defendants, !" th'
stund
The state had offered testimony III an
rncir L. prov" that Barn"U, from
window OF tn" Avalon hotel ilr"d IN"
sn"I which killed GRIMM Narn"tt t"S-
tiii"d that hr was not in IN" NNaI"n
h"t"l. that he war"hed IN" parade from
the R"dcrirk hotel. on the upper ho"rS
rf tho building occupied by the J. W .
W. hall and that h" had nn gun WIN
him during til" day Similar testimony
was offered hy Mrs. Mary MrAlliSter'
proprietor uf n" hotel, and h"r nus
band. J. &. McAlliStrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
$2OO,OOO,OOO IS
INVOLVED IN ISSUE
OF OVERTIME SUIT

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Feb. 1.-Two
million employees OF the United States
Railroad Administration would be en-
titled 10 overtime averaging Slon each
II a suit against Director General Walk
err p. Hines begun here today. is sue
cCsSful. according 20 l. +. Iioid3Hhorn.
counsel for the PLAINTIFF. IrscIh =.
Pleulochcwski. deck hand on a Penn
sylvania railroad tug. Ficulochowskl
claims overtime amounting {" 1894. II
IL contcndcd that hr should hav" reCeiN-
cd time and half for any time over
eight hours under the AdamSon act.
Counsel for Director Hines ANNOUNCED
that the employees had accepted Il bonus
In lieu OF overtime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
OF G. 0. P.
SOUNDED BY ROOT
OPENS CAMP PAIGN
SCORES AUTOCRATIC
CONDUCT OF WILSON
Proposals Include Ratification
Of Treaty With Reser-
VatlOnS


NEW N'ith' ''"' Nv
gun Of the R"rublICan NAihI"nai cam
ra,gu WIS fired her.. tonight IN n key
,.,.,,, -, .,,.i,,, POO. of m. mn
..,
"iI'''hI republican s'a'e '"'''e'''''''' "N
which h" outln"d the platform upon
which he believed the Republicans
,,,. ov, N,,cr,hcr
''''"'' - 49,, ,o
Mr.. Root brought lhc "%Se'''"''u
gnirs 10 their feet cheering time and
,., j., lis d.nunciatiuns of the Dem
,,. t.,
"''aic ""'h'n'S "''' F ,,n
ms rclrF'hc"S J." N.'H. u"
aul"'Tat'r r"h"u'' "' WI. ,'9,' -
inc muC" l","'" ~ r. TOO
vigorous I'S"' u! '"' ,l,,,,,,.,
l" nave hIh'',,"' W ~ a,,t
IN III" h'g WIZ
New i"rN ~ '"' '"''"'", ,Ln
IN 'hlcaGo u'u h"' ma J" ,'"" H,'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
SWAMI FAILS TO
FORESTALL PROBE
OF HIS OFFICE
REGULAR GRAND JURY
REPORT RULED OUT
Special Body to Pass Upon tie
Kilroe Misconduct
Charge

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-District A.
torney Swami failed today in his eeofso.
to forestall an investigation by the
traordinary grand jury. added hy III
torney General Newton. Of chAreeA
against Assistant Attorney Kilroe. ~
procedure The had planned came 40
naught when Judge Wadhams In 80
court of general sessions refused ~
permit the regular grand jury to 49,
upon allegations that Mr.. Kilroo As
failed to prosecute charges OF laroepH
made by Thomas D. Donaldson, tNN&3
ance commissioner Of PennSy1v1N19.
against George +. Montgomery. II 49,,
understood the regular grand jury hA4i
taken up the case yesterday and NAA.S
Grated the assistant district attotf'
but Judge Wadhams refused to h1ye;f44
minutes Of the proceedings made puplp
Judge Wadhsrs ruled It would b go
tablishing a dangerous precedent 70 eece~
nit a conflict between grand jurte1. 49,
though Mr.. Swami contended that 49,
charges never hal been pressnte4 seee
rciaIIy to tho extraordinary jury tnye.E
tigating allegations OF misceu0eek
against three OF Mr.. Swann's assi1tAntas'
When the Judge announced his declsieA
that the evidence should 20 TO the S4-
traordinary jury Mr.. Swami exclaimed:
"What-to a grand Jury whose forA-
man has permitted a lie!
He was interrupted by Judge WaAe,
hams who said he could not permit suo1
accusations TO be made in his court.
Albany. y. Y. Feb. lS.-GovesA
Smith today formally desiEnated A.;
tornry General Newton as special lee ::
adviser to the New York county exte
ordinary grand jury. directing MIN
attend in person or by one OF -
IDENTITIES" = ttts-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
South Charleston l6-Inch
Product Meets Test at Indian
Head Proving Grounds

WASHINGTON. Feb. l?.-B"rIng its
way through moro than thirteen inches
uf arnor belt stool. 4 siX;c"u-lnch pro-
jcctilc produced at the new naval ord
nance plant at South Charleston. w, Va.
the third shell fIrcd out Of n t"st group
of five. met every requirement in test
today Mt the Indian Head Maryland
PROV inc grounds. and established what
naval officers believe la hc u record IN
big shell production. Of the three pTI-
vat" plants that have contracted TO
produce SiNt"cn-inrh projcctil"s for tho
navy officers said two had failed 10
produce satisfactory shelf IN fifteen
months. while the third she'll or the
first group from tho naval plant came
up to re reIuir"mCnts
The sixtcrn-inrh prOlcctil". which
weighs 2.loO pounds, against the '.iot
pounds of the l4-inCh shell. viii be
turned out in quantities At the Soutr
Charleston plant fCl the sixteen inch
guns of the dreadnOught style snIPs
under construction. Two of these snrps,
the Maryland and the Colorado, vii boI
launched in the sp.!ng.
The tests today We :, conducted under
long range condi ions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
BISBEE VENIREMAN
SHOT BY NEIGHBOR

TOMBSTONE. Nriz.. F'h. l9.--Th" list
Of twenty prospective jurors IN tn" BIS
bee deportation trials. the result or three
weeks OF court sessions and the cNamln-
alton "r more than I.3n0 vrn'reman. was
reduced tu nineteen today. by the shoot
ing Of Il. 7. Lewis. on" Of the first
jurymcn passed. Lewis is in hospital
at Dauhlas seriously wounded. Fl" vas
shot by J. II. Seal. n ranch ncighhor at
ter n quarrel as To whether a Gat" IN
line fence should have been wired shut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
Memorial Calls Upon Congress
to Defeat Reorganization
Measure

WASHlNC;TON. Feb. le.-Or6auiz"d
railroad workers and union leaders IN
general holding tn" rcdrafrrd rcorgan-
cation bill tn hc drStruCtiv" "t III" "in-
ploycs constiptional privileges and nh-
critics. tonight called on congress TO n'-
feat tho measure In its entirety.
REPRESENTATIVES. OF rhc fifteen railroad
unions a, IN. close Of pn ali day confer
erce. attended by President Gompers
and Secretary Morrison. OF tho American
Federation OF Labor. make publ" a
nnn,nriarN 10 ChngrrSs emhOdEiHG this
declaration
'.rhe pending bill d"prly"s citizens
employed upon railways oc tn" inv'"la'"
rtght TO cnJ"y gains or their own INDUS
try The returns /" capital arc tlx"l
upon an urhrtray basis tn" dat" which
tho rubltr must pay and wages whlcn
labor must receive must Nc" 'rn"da'N
themselves to this basis nx"d fo1 cap
itaI This act makes IN" publ" anil
I,bo- subsprvicnt to capital. For these
rsssops hrrin sct forth and many
o,her. We request Rnd respectfully
urrc that the bill be defeated In rs en-
ttrnly.'
During tho all day c"nf'r"r"" info
ma,ior was given out that letters ~
pro,cst against the waE" PROFESSIONS "'
,bo nil would hC sent l." 'r"std"n' VIII
son and Director General Hines
Whno the labor represent 'e'ivcH w"r"
IN session. Director General Hines ~
conference with committee OF lc"dinS
railroad cxccutiVeS ~eceived rl"dg" -,
their cooperation IN III" establishment OF
a committee OF experts I" gather dn'a
bearing on tho wage problems. The eX-
ccutivcS expressed n desire that solution
a r,be wage problem he expedited. ani
Mr., Hines said that III" tim" and method
OF con.t!utiug the committee Of expert"
would be recommended TO tho president
as soon as conference with tn" rail-
road unions officials could hc held.
Fcr~casting At least ono aspect or tn"
final hEht TO bc msdo on the reorEan'-
zation bill in the house Rcpres"ntativn
Barkley. Democrat. Kentucky. filed late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
DANIELS OUTLINES PLAN
FOR BIG NAVAL RESERVE

WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-Mcmbershtp
In the naval reserve force for every
man serving in tho crew OF an Ameri-
can merchant vessel was advocated by
Secretary Daniels in an address at I
dinner here tonight nf naval resrvis:s.
Every encouragement. tho secretary
said. will be given the officers and men
serving in the merchant marine TO join
the reserve force.
The record Of the naval reserve dur
ing the war was praised by Mr. Daniels
who added that the success OF the or
ganizatIon in the future depended en-
tircly upon It's members. The navy. he
said. by the assignment OF naval vcs-
sells for training cruises and by other
means intends Ia do everything It can
To build up the efficiency of the cTgah-
iZatiON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
CLARKSBURC REPORTS
MANY FLU" DEATHS

Special Disratch to The lntclligencer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Feb. ls.-A
number Of deaths occurred in Clarks-
burg and it's vicinity today the result
chiefly Of influenza and pneumonia.
Among those taken were Mrs. {. w.
campbell. 81, Of Glcnvillc. who died at
tho home Of a son. 4. u. Ca,1pbcIl.
where she was nursing his Influenza
stricken family: Mrs. W. J. Huff. ~.
Mrs. Edmund kinslcy. 20. Of n"ar Craig.
moor. Mrs. Sarah Nurst. s.: Mrs. l'loy'i
knight. IS. and Mrs. Howard Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
BROKER ENDS Lu1

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Feos
"A man identified as Edward MAxwelS
n broker OF Philadelphia. died 10 ho4;
rital here today as the result OF eeu.
cluded part Of Monument Valley PA&
man was found UNCONSCIOUS In
mluded part Of Monument Valley
here early last Tuesday morning ~
a note was left indicating -
suffered domestic troubles. einoesee
ing here week ago from Phila0ele
he had gone by the name OF A0st4
Considerable mystery surroundeA
residence here. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
TEE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Fob. 1s.-Forecast:
ohio-Tair Friday with rising tenn
perature; Saturday unsettled, probably
local rainE.
West virginia-Fair Friday and Sat-
urday; warmer Saturday.
Western Pennsylvania--Eair, some
what warmer Friday; Saturday partly
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
New Cumberland Woman
Is Burned to Deam

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencetsS
EAST LIVERPOOL. O., Fcp. ~
When n wooden skirt and a kmoue
which she was attired iEnited frQm ylyI
open gas stove. Mrs. Christine
ingen, 80. an invalid. was pufne4
death at tho hom" OF Robert fnaelyfD.
New Cumberland W. Va. TO-DAY.
body was burned 10 crisp. Memue
Of the family were absent IRON -
homo at the time. - <z.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
GREATER CITY
RECOGNIZED BY
CENSUS CHIEF
DIRECTOR ROGERS
GIVES ASSURANCE
Mayor Thoner Receives News
In Telegram From Con-
gresham Nicely
Washington. u. g. Fob. 49, 1870

W
Mayor Thomas L.. Thpn"r.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Director Rogers has just assured me
that >tn"" surr"m" court OF appeals has
sustained the validity "f the law en-
largluE the houudnr!"s AZ Wheeling. tn"
Greater city will I've given credit for all
pcrSoncl within its limits. Hearty con-
Eratulatioms.
NJ NJ NEELY.
Th" nbov" Telegram from Congress-
man Nicely received by Mayor Th"ncr
shortly after three o'clock yesterday. ~
regarded ms tho final assurance that
the ,irca,rr Wheeling population VII!
hc published in the 1870 census report
Wheeling, therefore. Will get tn" credit
TO which the city is justly entitled. "i
a population OF somewhere near seventy
Thousand people and of being by FAR
iHc largest city IN West Virginia.
Ever since an attempt I" prohibit th"
cly from putting IN" Greater Wheeling
Rct into effect was started 10y IN" OBJ
struCt ionstS, first by an Injunction suit
seeking 20 rrrcvnt N" election being
held. und later 1" pr"N"t TN" city coun-
ell and officials from carrying ont tn"
Will IT tho people expressed 81 IN"
polls. there has been som" concern as
10 whether tn" city would get credit
for Greater Wheeling population.
When the injunction proceedings
were FIRST started. Mayor Th"ncr real
izcd this possibility. H. took up the
matter with Postmaster W. W, Irwin.
who sent for District Supervisor Mar
tin. Tho matter was taken up by tho
mayor with Congressman Nicely nt
Washington. and the latter promised /"
ID whatever hr could 1" secure r"CoRnl-
Won of Greater Wheeling in the census
report in CrGtcrrnC" with District
Supervisor Martin, il was arranged that
The census reports should h" taken ="
as Ia include IN" suburban towns IN
Grratcr Wheeling if the Greater City
advocates won cut.
'rh" dilemma was again placed before
Congressman Nicely! Mayor Thoncr urg
Ing him TO max" a personal effort 10 see
shat Greater Wh"elinE was recognized
in the census. Tn" exchange Of Corrcs-
rondcnr" brought the assurance that
such could be don" II 4 fayNrabl" de-
clsIor from III" supreme Court came
In lim". When IN" Injunction WAS dis
solved on Tuesday OF this week. Mayor
Thoner Immediately advised Congress
man N"elS Of the courts action. MSy,r
Neely took the proposition up again
with the census director at Washing
ton. with tho result announced In Mr..
Ncely's telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
100000 FOOT WELL

PITTSBURGH. Penna.. Feb. IA
gas well. owned BY thC Aladdin Gas and
Oil company. located in the McK""spor'
field. came IN today with an estimate "a
flow OF 100000 cubic feet every '.
hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
RoBSLrDS FOR HEAEsEs.

YOI' 'NGSTOWN. o.. Feb. l9.--I!oh
slcds arc being used IN rural districts or
this section Ia carry funeral parties 1"
cemeteries. duo To the condition of
roads made impossible by recent heavy
SHOWS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
BAKER AND PoMrRENE.

COLUMBUS. o. Feb. 19.-Ohio Demo
cratic leaders here announced today Sec
rotary OF War Baker. OF Cleveland. and
Senator Pomerenc of Canton. would b.
among Ohio's delegates to the Democrat
ic convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20
TREATY DEBATE LAPSES

WASHINGTON, Feb. la.-Thc peace
treaty debate lapsed again Today
neither side making any effort TO bring
UP the subject for senate consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-20

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-06

son, Harry and Mrs. clarks Of Beatty
avenue. ss
Mrs. Joe Modi has returned from a
visit IN Wheeling.
Mrs. j. G. Harrison. Mrs. F. w.
Vance and Miss Pauline Beamus are
In Weston attending the Light Bear
ers convention being held there.
Mrs. Frank 0wy eT has returned 70
her home in Lancaster. Ohio, after
visit with her parents here,
Jesse Shinip has returned from :
several days business visit in Wheei-
ing. 80.
week end with the formers brother,
Charles v. Toben and family in Clay
ton street.
Dr.. ". j. 1.eahy has returned from
business visit in Wheeling.
Arch NJ. Burt and Lawrence Hull
man are in Wheeling on business.
]. Bruce Hess of Cowen, Weoster
county, formerly OF this city Is mere
for few days business visit
C. r, Deyore has gone to Oklahoma
where he will visit relatives 1or
few days.
Mr.. 4nd Mrs. Fred R. Rex have re-
turned from a visit with the formers
parents at Hundred.
Miss Hazel Mckinney and Bessie
Berry spent the week end at the lat
ter's home in Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-06
REMOVES CAUSE
OF headache
Doctors Condemn Remedies
That Merely Relieve Pain
Claim .Aspironal Also
Removes Cause. Absolute
" Safe.

Doctors and druggists are delighted
with Aspironal, the new elixir that re-
lieves headaches tand coldsl within
two minutes and also removes the
cause and prevents the return of head
ache. the next day by gently acting
on the liver, correcting biltousness
cause OF headache.
Tho next time yen have headacns
20 to your nearest drug store, hand;
the clerk haif dollar for bottle OF
Aspironal and tell him to serve YOU
two teasponsful in little water. With
your watch In your hand count off two
minutes and call for your money
back as per manufacturers guarantee.
il you can't feel ,>your headache fad
ing away within the time limit You
druggist invites yen and expects you
to try Aspironal. Everybody is doing
it.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-06
Picturesque Film at Dixie.

The totally of effect in the Univer,..
AL snecial, "The Virgin Of Stamboul,
he Dixie picture today. is largely that
Of picturesque grandeur. It is con
einated BY the mystery Of highly'tint-
ed oriental existence. That many.sld'
ed, many.colored life grows in gorge
Gus costumes and decorative BACK.
grounds. The color and gloom, the
riches and poverty, the luxury ana
wretchedness of that older ana mar .I,
AZ STEAMBOAT are skilfully visualized
They arouse sensations of romantic
wonder as pictures rather than, thrill
With the excitement OF tense drama.
The Universal feature Is fine spec
tacie Of generous treatment, with some
stirring ensembles and dash OF meio
drama to give It flavor.