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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

Bu6alo,. N. Z. Jups, 2S.-Ihe
Northrn Baptist convention. after
what was said 10. b the most
stormy debate n III history, voted
b. IN overwhelming majority 70
withdraw wholly from the inter-
church world movement. The ID
vores decree" takes effect next We'd
nesday, The. day after this conyen-
ton adjourns..
II closed the doors TO any posi-
Bile further participation in the
movement, and. - one delegate put
II, did not leave 70 much - .
keyhole open" Il refused even to
accept an invitation to be repre-
scented ct the meeting called for
July 8 by the general committee OF
the interchurch for the reorganix-
alton Of that body.
The Northern Baptists voted to
pay 80 much Of the 100000 for
which It underworld the inter-
church a. shall seem their Just
share" but It did not provide any
money for helping the movement
in the future.
Call Movement Dead.
This Is going much farther than
did the general assembly Of the
Presbyterian church In Philadel-
,, phia Just . month ago. The Pres
byterians withdrew from the inter-
church, arranged to pay the $l,000.-
900 for which Il underworld the
movement, but voted to maintain
an advisory relation" to 1t for one
more year, and, II it reorganized
with certain reforms, to pay $780,
toward its expenses.
The Baptists in their resolutions
distinctly stated that under no cir
cumstances was the sum to be
handed over to exceed the $780,
90 for which 1t had already assum-
ed responsibility.
The belief expressed freely here
Is that the interchurch is dead.
buried, and can never be resurrect-
ed, now that both the northern
Baptist and Presbyterian denomtn-
atoms have quit It.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

Democrats WIN Be Able To Trans.
ut Most, of Their Business I'm.
4. der One Root.

When the Democratic national con-
vention meets here June % it will
have available for the first time
recommendations in the Exposition
Memorial auditorium building suf-
flcfeht 70 house under one roof not
only the convention proper but COM
mittee meetings and headquarters
for candidates as well.
These are largely to be utilized,
according to J. Bruce Kremer of
Butte Mont, vice chairman of the
national committee, thus avoiding
the inc6hvenience and delay u>l-
ally attendant upon holding minor
conferences away from the conven-
ton hall.
In addition to the main auditor
ium. the maximum capacity of
which Mr.. Kremer estimated at
1880 persons, the building con-
tains two auxiliary halls, one that
will seat 800 persons and the other
$50. There are 10 rooms that may
be used for smaller meetings.
An Fenced In.
4 fence around the entire build
ing. with entrance gates for ticket
holding spectators, delegates, Of
Acials ana news writer's, will be
used by police and convention au-
thorities TO prevent crowds from
rushing doorkeepers to obtain ad-
mittance. This has occurred sew
erai times during national party
conventions.
The auditorium for three weeks
past mas been scene of noisy &C.
ttvtty. n Carpenters have erected
the speakers platform, 80 by Al
feet, ana 10 feet high, on the south
side OF the big hall just in front Of
the great organ and opposite the
maanIeatfh4ce. Several feet lower
and extending along the greater
part Of that side of the auditor,
1um Is the press section with seat.
Tor t16 working news writer's. Bacl
OF The speakers platform in sound
proof rooms are telephone booth,
and fully equipped accommodation,
Tor press association AMI newspa
PEI. men. -
The central portion Of the mai,
{ moor IL reserved for the 1892 dele
gates and'A like number Of alter
mates. At6und this space a soil,
railing has been raised to kee
back spectators that are admitte,
to tAfs f1oor. To aid these onlook
ers 9 platform one foot high Ia
been built over the entire spac
they will occupy. The balcony
sweeping around three sides Of tn
auditorium, will seat 4,416 persons
ss~-ilmprove Acoustics.
Covering the dome Is a canon
Weighing 10 tons that forms a falls
ceiling. This and draperies on tn
falls and in the corners are de
signed to improve the acoustics,
The auditorium will be eouippe
with all modern electrical device,
including sound carrying wires an
: tSleDhuhH system that will ena
BILE .the chairman to transmit or
e. ders from the platform to the ser
4 9eant-at-arms and other ofnciali
and these in turn speak to thei
sPuties IN any part Of the grea
! complete hospital under the d
HON Of. the Red Crosa and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
RELATIVES FAIL TO
CLAIM The REMAINS
RamaIns OF tho Late W. H. Jones Sttn
Held In This City

Up until a la;c hour last night; no
word had hCcn received from Harry
Jones. lc5 West High street. New Phil
sdelphia- O., son Of the late W. II,
Jones. who died Wednesday afternoon
az Rc"ch BOTTOM as a result IF drink
Ing PinaudS Lilac Toilet Water. Rev,
G. w. Cory Of tho Union Mission has
tClcGraphcd the dead mans son and is
awaiting reply AS to the shipping OF
the body
Tho deceased was resident nf the
Ohio city. and came TO this city on
October II. II" went TO the Union
position as foreman Of a CONSTITUTION
gang al III" power plant at Windsor
lie had been drinking for several days.
and Yesterday went To work. He drank
considerable of the tonic and passed 1t
t. some Of the other mon. Late In Inc
afternoon he became violently III anc
soon became unconscious. Hc died al
most instantly. "
Two Of the employees also hccamr Ill.
hut they soon recovered. \ rigid lnVrS-
.,iGatiou is heinS made by tho Brook"
county authorities. TO ascertain where
the alleged poison was purchased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
CORONER JURY
HOLDS TWO MEN
INoUEsrs HELD YESTERDAY B!
CORONER r O.. HoBRS IN
MURDERS
Samuel A. Rlevin And Joseph fowlai
Will he Triod at next
Court

Samuel 4 Blown. aged Is years. and
Joseph Fowler were held 10 tho grand
July If the criminal court which SITS
next Monday when q cOronerS jury re-
turned vrrdicts Of Death was caused ov
in ernsl hemor-haGeS caused by ouIet
wCiInJS' ~
Blevln i charged with killing c. r.
Peninsula tunnel. whilo Fowler IS
charged with killing Mrs. Lillian walls
RcltI at her home at 2c42 Main street
and shooting Tom Weifzel. who lay AZ
deaths door in the hospital for week
The Jury was composed Of j. S: saw
tell (foreman), James Richards " iIIlan
Wtntcrballcr. George II. EASTWOOD ). D
SauerS and John Brill. "
Charles Miller. who Is being ncid m
the county jail on a charge OF wlth-hoio-
| ing invaluable infOrmat!on ron INC
police WAS the states principal witness
in tho C;raudStaff inquest. Ho te%i1icn
hc and Frank Mitchell were near the
shack when CrandStafr was killed. Ihcy
heard two shots he said and then
Blcvin came out. Seeing tho men, HIeV
in turned tho gun on them and ordered
them into tho shed with inc ocan man.
following which he fled:
Tom Weitzel was the state %lthcss
in the Bcltz inquest. He teatlficd nc
was in a room in the Rcltz home. win
Mrs, Rcltz and Miss Lena SetdermeEe3;
lie aid Fowler came into tho room ana
hogan shooting He said Mrs. Bfltz Was
shot first and he was wounded Viii
tryinc 10 escape from the room. MISS
NridcrmcYcr WAS seriously III !csIeFua!
and unable to attend. ,.
Roth will come UP at the grand JurE
; term and il is probable their cases wiz
no tried at tho coming term. 'oth arc
! in the county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

The political completion OF the ns1I
United states Senate and ths neuaaop
In all Of tho states VIII be wei tolo oy
marx Sullivan In The 1nteHigencSr To-
rnorTow. Look for this feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

-EUY WAR SAVINGS sTAWrs -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
HURT IN Mine

George IAuIS. Creek miner ernplo~ed
al tho Beech Rottonn rlnc Of the Rich
North Wheeling hospital yesterday
afternoon. suffering from injuries re,
ccived when nc was caught under tal!
OF Stone shortly before quitting time
After tho man had been takcu IN inc
IN tho CITY ambulance to tho hospital.
His injuries consisted mostly. Of bruises
and cuts H vas reported 10 be rest
Ing easily early this morning. leWis
was % wears Of aga and resides at
MtllShurE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
DEMOCRATS TRY
To RUN SCHOOL
MoUNDSvnLE SCHOOL TEACHER
Classified SEVERELY BY
COUNTY COMMTTEE
Pupils Make signed Statement Denying
Charge Of PardAut; In Affairs
political

Pupils Make signed Statement Denying
Charge Of Partially In Affairs
Political
Tho Marshall County Democratic EN-
ecutive Committee have brought very I'M
Just charges against !. Monroe sweeney.
teacher OF history IN the MoundSTlIe
high school.
The following is a copy Of the letter
MARSHALL, COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMNITTEE
MoundSvill", W. Va. oct -. 1871.
Mr.. J. Monr"" Sweeney.
Eighth Street.
Mr. dear Mr.. sweeney.
These facts hav" been brought moro
than ono. 10 the notice of the Executive
That politics have h"en discussed in
! That political issues have hc"n
brought UP before tho students in your
classes.
We do not attribute these facts TO any
ono person You have h""u reported to
tho committee from All sides and from
reot 10 OF both nolitiral h"lirf".
We wish 10 say +" YOU. Mr.. Sweeney.
that W. do not hire teachers in our
schools to discuss politics with or zach
politics to our sons and daughters. You
will kindly refrain in IA" fhiurc from
mentioning in the school anything that
savorS Of politics.
\ cory Of this letter IS being, sent out
In this mail to the Board Of Education.
Respectfully.
T.. q. nkKAN. Secty.
May ". Carpenter. Chairman Woman S
Committee.
Elmer G. Yohn Chairman.
Hannah Fahcy.
Forest Holt Brennan. .Chairwomar.
Aery student IN al of MIR. Sweeney 3
cla& Nave signed a paper teStiiving that
all cS rhCSc charges ar" false and unjust
but that they had studied tho League OF
Nations from n non-partiSan and his
torical standpoint.
There is absolutely no ground for the
charges and many p"nplc arc greatly m
censcd over the affair. Moreover II Is
the duty Of thc Board Of Education 10
Instruct tho teachers and not tho place
Of tho Marshall County Democratic En-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

They (rhs Democratic polf1cians)
have made no answer 70 tho charge that
during tho control which they now sax
to perpetuate, they have perverted the
form Of government Of our republic ana
overriddeu tho purposes Of our conrSttu-
ton by maintaining extreme and m
democratic centrnlizaton OF exeounve
power which would have beSn An Of
fanse to Thomas Jefferson and Grover
Cleveland as much as It would have bean
to Washington, Lincoln and 3oosevelt-"
-warren @. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MINER IS CAUGHT
UNDER FALL OF Stone

Ton, ronscik. 81 years old, einploye
Of the rirhland coal mine north OF ms
city. vas injured At noon !c%t"roa!
when hr vas caught IN one or the pits
and =. largo amount Of stone and debris
fcll. Ills cr,rs were heard by follow
worhmcn who at oncN came TO ms
rescue Nc Wa taken To the mine
nffirn and later removed tn the North
Wheeling hospital by mine physician
Trr. y. ~ HaninC.
After 4 careful examination il was
found hat hi" legs wcro only badly CIT
and bruised. ETo was resting AS easily
aS cOuld r. expected at late hour last
wight. PonScIk resides near tho mtnc
ard has Il wife and several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
IT STOPS THAT TICKLING

ion can rri!cNc s1asmodlc rrour.
whooping cough. IA grippe. bronchial
cough. or a cnld--cither fresh ono or
ono that hangs on"--with 4 few doses
Of FoIev's Honey and Tar. Il. G. Oar
nail Ronham. Ten, writes: 81 have
been bothered with a cough and tick;
ling in my throat. So I got hottI" Of
Folcy'S Honey ard Tar. which stopped
The cough and that tickling in my
throat II Is tho first thing ! ever Eot
inr1 Of that would stop It." 1t locSonS
nh,rrr1 and mucus. clears tho air
passages. and covers tnfamed surfaces
uitr A soothing healing coating. Con
+r,n. No oriateS Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
DANCERS MADE
Bic HIT HERE
roxrNE AHp PoK1RA CHARM AUD
TNCsE. WITH HTE1P1ETA-
TON OF RUSSIAN
RAY.Y,ET
wonderful Performance Last Evening
at Court Theatre Drew GREAT
Audience

In their appearance at the Court
! Tbsatrc last nisht, Michel Fokinc, ccrea-
tor Of the modern ballet russo ana MS
beautiful and talented vic. mare an
long in the memories OF those @ho WIZ,
nnSsrd their performance. when "a'
the height of artistic beauty.
In a series nr dances each one vary,
ing in expression this versatile ana
gifted pair SwayGd lhe'r au ,bnir Zinc.
ing. The dances covered a wldc range
Of EXPRESSION. given 10 tho acconpan!-
menl Of piano music during the great
or part OF the program. beg ''nite
win the dance OF Harlequin and COZ
nmhine. from the ballet CARNIVAL TO inc
music Of INC Schuman CarncNaI 70
Tho Iual numbers composing a group OF
Russian folk dances each dance helo oy
, lis intense vivid reality and nc oFa'i"
ii,. manner in which presented.
F'okina charmed her audience trou'
the beginning. appearing AS CoiomDi,no'
IN her second interpretation lhc
ing Swan" 10 the accompaniment
saint Srcn music her grace and suplle
OF the swan crcatca
The Impression OF reality which was
startling. Her dancing of Saiomc was
wonderful. putting into the dance me
most graceful and refined cxprcSSiiio os
swiftly and subtly unfoldin: veil alter
veil or rich materials AM gorgeous
hurs her costume in itself was 4 PIC
,urc>uuc effect long 10 be rememoerco'
and nj the end of the dance IN sllFcr
rinih ,unir she finally left Inc stage
amidst A whirl wind OF applause. only
10 be recalled for innumcrabie encoreS
IN which she bowed her thanks.
Eokinc the originator anu EohpoHSI.
Of these dances, is a genius. his s!un5
of Inc arts Of expression is Porlft!eH
ihrourhoui his dances. and in IN" SGN,
craI number, presented by him he ho1o
mo interest Of his audience inten'ly'
Al the conclusion Of the program IN
. series Of Russian Folk dances rang
nv from the melancholy 10 tho very
RAJ Tokinr and fokina together gam
delighted the hearts OF Eacir audience
whiTh nj the conclusion OF the program
icf, ,,hc theatre with regret al parting
from his very unusual pair OF artisu"
d.nrrrs who have climbed the highcSl
pi-,riirlc of their art.
The music which was n very HIlP"r
liant nart OF the program was OF ,n'
hughes, type, the pianist, Maurice Linn
onirk TO whom fell the greater part or
tho accompaniment played WIN INC
dc,jracv and flucncy OF 4 real artIsL
The yioIinist, cyril Towbin, WAS eAcep-
,innsI and interesting in his intcrpre-
tation Of the delightful program gwen
aud tho ccllist. Vladimir puoonSKy,
who was conspicuous in two or thrce
numbers received an ovation from the
audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
TRAIN LOAD OF COKE

The Ton mill plant OF the Wheeling
steel and iron company Cf North
Wheeling now part Of The WhcriinS
steel corporation has received Il large
shipment of coke from the COX" plants
OF Western Pennsylvania.
The shipment consisted OF thirty
eight cars which will at once he un-
loaded in the company new coke yard
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
100
NEW PROJECTS

Wichita Falls, Tex, Jan. 15.-Burk-
burnett is TO have another pipe line.
A permit has been granted the En-
pire Pipe Line company by the rail-
road commission to lay a pipe line
in the Burkburnett field 10 connect
with trunk line running into Okla
homa.
By the finding OF an oil sand south
Of the Texhoma field. the Burkbur-
nett field is extended almost within
the city limits Of Wichita Falls This
sand was found at a depth OF 1900
feet. n the National Projects COM
panys well. four miles north Of
Wichita Falls and three miles south
Of the Texhoma shallow wells. Stor-
age is being arranged The well VIII
be brought in as soon as It IS pos
sible, but until that time no estimate
Of its production viii be made
There were 100 new competitions in
the field during the past 10 days,
which is new record for the dis
trict
Among the competitions in the Burk
WaEgoner field is a 600-barrel well
brought in by the King Eight oil
company. It is the company's No.
Waggoner, on block So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
EXPERT EXPECTS
HUEG0 BASIN OIL

Drilling indications are very fav-
orable." said II. C. James. an oil eK-
pert, connected with the Petroleum
age Of New York. referring 10 HuecO
Basin oil field. Mr.. James has been
in the oil game for many years and
has turned" some big deals in the
oil fields Of the country. He is nov
representing some eastern capital
that IS interested in Hueco basin
The formation OF the Hueco Basin
field is excellent for OIL" he con-
inued. and the drill is bearing out
surface indications.
1T viii be a wonderful thing for
El Psso Il oil is struck there. for an
oil field, as everybody knows, viii
make a city. whether one already
exists or not 1t viii mean great
prosperity for FL Paso-
Il believe oil viii be found in this
locality. I have just been over the
amarillo field, north Of here, and
don't think there is any doubt OF the
existence Of oil somewhere near
Amarillo. They have performed
great feat there by Gaping the big
Eest Easser ever capped without &C
cident"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
II Years Ago Today
- -T-t.s- NJ. 100g

NEARLY $50 persons were killed
IN and wounded as the outcome Of
an attack by Russians yesterday on
the Armenian seminary, according 10
reports.
Ell Paso, Tucson and Phoenix nave
been asked 10 offer Inducements 20
an eastern soap factory to move It's
plant to one OF those cities
J. II White has returned rom
hunting trip in west Texas.
Al letter this morning from Pat
Garrett, who IS at santa kosall4
seeking 10 have o. E. Finstead and
Louis G. Coughener released from
prison. states that his efforts are
meeting with success and that he eN-
pects to have them out Of jail Soon
Practically all the coal in town has
been sold If no coal IS received
here, and the weather remains cold
next week. It viii be necessary 70
suspend the schools. The coal short
age is due TO = blockade on the
Southw estern- Rock Island. and the
only hope for relief is IN breaking
the snow blockade
A L Hawley has gone TO Denver
for a few days.
The semi-annual examinations Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
Wants His Money Back

Il can thank 1lr. O'Brien. neiel-
Dor, Tor my recovery from severe
collie attacks and stomach trouble thar
nearly forced ne TO cross the river
Jordan spent thousands Of dollar
in the past nine years for doctors anu
medicine and would have died but fnf
NY neighbor's advice TO use 1layrs
Wonderful Remedy wish had tle
money back I spent for other rne-i-
cine" Il e a Simple, harmless prep
aratiou that removes the Catarrhal
rnucus from the intestinal tract an .
allays the Inflammation -Thicl causes
practically all stomach. liver and H.
festival ailments. including append -
citfs One dose viii convince or
money refunded AZ an dru-sis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
KWLZ


ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS XVII.
1-Xerxes was king OF Persia CS1s-
455 B. c.. He is best known TO fame
as a gleat ruler and patriot and for
his invasion OF Greece.
tallahassee is the capital Of
Florida.
S-A mazurlza is the national
dance" OF the Polish people.
yale university. in New Haven.
Conn. is called odd Ell
5-Benjamin Disraeli QS04-1SS1)
was an English statesman and novel
ist who became earl OF Beaconfield,
and prime minister Of England.
"a profliEate Is a person given
to Wild eSeesses, debauchery. vice, IL
cense.
The Brownings were Robert and
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. man and
wife. who lived in the latter half Of
the 18th century and whose poetry has
enjoyed a limited but deserved fame
8-The Woolworth building, In New
York city. Is the tallest habitable
building in the world
9-Venice is the Italian city famous
for its canals, or streets OF water"
1O-The completed adage is: -
barking dog never bites"
New Questions.
Who wrote Robinson CrusOe"
and what is the theme OF the tale2
What Is the meaning Of the ex-
preston. the touch Of Croesus-~
3-Why do We call the Germans
Huns 90
Who WAS Charlemagne2
What Is a endorsement
6-Why are "blinders" part OF the
head harness Of horses3
Who was admiral Cervera
S-Of what state Is the city OF Bis
marck the capital7
9-What IS ''Valvinisnl2"
10-What IS an atlas and why 50
called2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered L. Patent oface.


A MESSAGE came.
AND on that night.
WITH TREMBLING hands.
SHE FOLDED away.
IN HIS little room.
THE WAITING clothes.
THAT SHE kept for him
AND EVER since then.
on EVERY day.
SHE HAS gone her way.
TO HER daily toll.
But HAS ceased to watch.
WHAT THE mails might bring.
AND I want to suggest.
THAT IF it should Be.
THAT SOME admiral
Is DISSATISFIED.
WITH THE sort OF medal.
YOU'VE AWARDED him
THAT YOU might find a way.
OF PASSING It on.
TO THIS lonely woman
WHO GAVE her son.
] THANK YOU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-13
OUCH! PAIHI RUB
OUT RHEUMATISM
Stop suffsringl Relief comes the
moment you apply old 4St
Jacobs Liniment"

Rheumatism Is pain only"
Not ons case IN fifty requires in
ternaI treatment Stop druggingi Rub
the misery right zWayi Apply sooth-
ing, penetrating st Jacobs Liniment"
directly upon the tender spot" and
relief comes instantly. st Jacobs
Liniment" eonquers pain It IS harm
less rheumatism Iiniment which never
disappoiuts and can not burn the skin.
Timber up! Stop complaining Get
a small trial bottle Of "St Jacobs
Linlmsnt' at any drug store, and IN
Just . moment you'u be free from
rheumatic pain soreness and stiff
ness. Don't suffer- Relief awaits
you. st jacob Liniment" is just as
GOOD for sciatics. neuralgia, 1umbago,
backache, Eprains and swelIings.-
Adv.