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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
CENSUS SHOWS MAJORITY Of h
AMERICANS CITY DWELLEnS

place tho urban population at aDpsofF
Inniniy bi i79B, 100 and tho rural p4Dub4-
ti"n al b0h1s 900. ~ 1910 thu ruIel ~
uinII"n ouiHtripprd that ~ tho oitteo
HlT"rI 1000, 400 people. there hslnN -
ltB.hHN iu tho country and t7.s1t,DD0 ~
Tho ,lilrr. lfs
"r", pava,HI oanaussu." said the ~.
roru annnun, rmnnt ''lha oOunlgT n44s
not bnon growing ns rapidly sr the ettY
hut tho dIfror.noa .ppaars 10 be Aysatef
a. this CENSUS than aver bsf"To
rho urban population, tho ann0uRfoe.
mon, added In"raaaad Ht rsts Of ~
per"ont ~hilo ihpi ~ tho rural distrlhyN
In'iudins tho villages and towns y44eHl
1900 pnpula il"n. was ~ petosnt ~
tho HirIcily farm territory. thu rate Woo
.1s percent and that Of tho villages wAe
~ percent a.
Among tho urban ccn'orS, cltiss e1s
cpodinE 10000 Increased at ssN ReS
cent: those Of 10000 To $4,000 a. len
percent. and thouo Of $500 to 10,oVe. -
iSS percent. From 1900 20 1910, IL
percentage rates OF increases Tor u
three classincations Of cltlea WerO S1.yN
337 and 27s respectively. ~
Up to ten days ago the anaycHS
cstimatcd % at 81 percent complies. ~
reached 92,O9s.2sl. For purposes
comparison between city and county,
the bureau reduced the nEure te ~
6Ss.7I2 by eliminating tho popule4lo1
in The United States for which eo1e
parIson was deemed inadvisabl6 0oeoN1e
Of new boundaries. -
OF this total population. that .elasa
ed as urban was reported as 62,tOS,ItvS
the cities over $4,000 population AANs'
inE 32.b33,03S inhabitants. those q -
to nifty thousand. havinf il.17l.:7i -
Is7. The rural population was 33:.esS.
o6i In the country districts. and S.eoe.-
032 in villages under ?.5oe In populs--
tion. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Vagrant Rooster Saves
Cox Train From Wreck

wichita. Kama Hept 40 \ VaEr"n'
rnoator and Cox Luck" Tonight wArd-
I'd I.uvornor cox. nr ohio "t'i"'H'H "'
tho IcmnrratIo candidatr'a party d"
Jared from danger ~ another ~r""E
gnnn arlsr tho governors arrival hero.
"A runaway rooster waE found p"r"h"d
OF tho trucks under tho candidate" pr'-
,atc ,ar. Tho Federal" Captur" "t IN"
r""sirr railroad employees ssid. ',u '"
,ti,,n,,ry tl,at flnuyeA OF tho car wheels
ware worn out and In Imminent danger
Of hrcaklnk and dItrhlnR tn" car.
The rooster NaS secured ana new
wheels placed on Tn" governor car I"
r,skc ~ bIY traycI director said. Cox
surN" FOR future travels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
COX GIVES HIS VIEWS
ON MEXICAN QUESTION

Wrhti" knu". H"pi % I"m"aii'
, Il ii"IsnI 'uh I"'l :" w." mingled
v iIh IL. League 81 H"Ii"n" iuau" by
',","'u"i COX 81 ont" In niu" nhdI "Hr"u
today ~ KnnGnr with the nnnln "f Ia"
Ipou,."rrii, rrCrid"uIinI rnuhlhnI".r sinl A"
campaign - largo m""IiuR hot" tonight
nj ia" Forum.
Urpihcr tho league. tho governor Rnv"
hir vIcwH on tho Mexican IucatIon. th"
Nurqinn problem aud nmplIflod his diP
cursI"n " prohibition. Many of th"
CnndIdatcE rCmnrks wcor Inspired Mt
what he termed town n"ntlnKa' infor-
NAL Collouulrs with his audiences In
which he invited questioning.
In rgapOnSc To n question on Mexico.
the rSvrrnor referred to the statements
Of Senator HARDING his Republican op-
pun"nt. regarding protecting" American
citizens and interests and added:
IT'S one thing to talk abon protect
ing American citizens no matt, where
II might be- but when an adv .urer
goes Into hornets nest and Rnows
where he's going. tho United States
ought not TO send a brigade OF soldiers
with him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
Resented by the Legion.

Special DIHpnioh I" th" IntclllK"h''T
Cleveland. %. sept 40 Tho America"
Legion IL absolutely uPpon"d I" tn" 10
,luCllun Of C"urlmnrIial routonc"H "I
Incu convicted or such 0rfcnHoH M thor"
for Witch Frank H. t'llnrhboil"d }
RmI!h, former army lieutenant. whh r"n
Icnced to prison originally Tor thf'"
yrnrd and rcloauoi utter HnTVlnK loHH
than ton mnnthH la confinement. Col. !.
" GalhrnlIh. lr. new national 'omihhn
der Of tho I.oKl"n. declared I" might al
ter h-nrinH that Rmlih wan T"l"nb"d
Snith wan In 'l"volnnd I"'ohtJ. u
b-rnm~ known To day. hut hr did not
utny for tho American l.cEi"n c"nH"n
,Iun Ia furl. hc lott nix w""kn nR"
Smith wan u Rucul rovrrRl days mt III"
homo OF hlH uncle I:dwln Wuich"". III
I'nInoNvIllc. aud cam" To Cleveland
number ur timCH. walking In tho rtroo'n
and riding In tho cara. perhaps win mon
who wore In tho prison camp Mt tholioS'
but hc wnn not recognized. IImtchcH,
who ~ with tho rcnnHylvnnia Rubber
Company, 1901 Euclid avenue, said h0
supposed Smith was many miloS from
hrrc by thla tlmc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
WON'T BE rRosECUTEp.

New York. Sept 3O.--No official ac-
ton viii b taken against aSitatorH
who intcrrernd with last nights meet
ing or delegates to the tercentenarV
celebration OF the landing OF the Pill
Krims. Alton 3 Parker announced To-
night
Nr Parker, who presided at the seS-
don which was invaded by menbers or
the American Women pickrts 'or tho
Enforcement Of Americas War Aims.
said tho disturbance was not OF nature
- druand prosecution OF tho offenders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
W|D0N 0F THEODORE ROOSEVELT
IN STRONG HARDING APPEAL

tho party which holds true nat ipnRli suu
i,g ita ideal. 1t Is not necessary To for
get our duty to our noiHhbor ~ doing
our duty at home.
The time appeals most strongly TO
the manhood and the womanhood "f Am
eriCa---tu women more than ever before
because to her has como the perfected
opportunity to make her Influence
wctghty In behalf of tho nation.
This yoar as never before. with
world conditions as they arc. stsadtnesA
and staunChncss Of American purpose
are obligatory II VIC would irst bring
back our country In its stable plac"
aud then by strong Cndcav"r do I'll that
can he done for pence and the general
welfare In all lands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
ACCUSED
or 1908 CROOKEDNESS

IhiIndrIphln. oct 'hnIl'" l'"""'
former ,r.unarr Of tho rhiladclph N"'
tImnnI League baseball toam. ln "l"''
mont puhlinhcd by tho rrorn to-day. V"'
mod tho rhnrgoH mndn roHtorhay 10y
Horace u FoErl. former prorlh"nl 81
thr club that mnmbnTs or tho I'hllll"F
had hcon offered largo sums 10 throw
Enmcs to tho Now fOrh Giants In lboN'
when Nav York ana Chicago wor" hEh'
Ius for tho National League rannnnl
Fin 1908 oyHry monb"r Of tho fhl
rnh,,In,,, ,,In,n' Doom IL quoted ar hhv-
IuV said An any "f ia had 10 do
~G. TO naIno our prlro nomb"r o
thc Giantr war ono OF ih"H" hn irl"h
10 buy I'm on 4"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

New York Sept. 3O.-Mr', fM''h
Roosevelt. widow Of former PRESIDENT
Theodore Roosevelt tonight appeaieo
To the manhood ana womanhood ~
America" TO elect Senator Harding ah1
GOV. Coolidge. Republican presidential
and yIce-uresihcntial candidates.
In a statement at Sagamorc lilll py-
Htcr Ray and given out by the Rcpuoii
oan national committee. Mrs. RooSefclt
said:
The country'a vital need Ii the elec-
ton ur tho Republican candidates. War
rem c. Harding and Calvin Coolidge
ONLY Will the full m"asur" OF American
Ism IN the next administration be at
taIncd. N tho people shall declare for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
TTnn TnIOna OUT

>.w york H"ut aO Dho Leo lh"
nnd ILubb"r company announced TO-DAY
- rrduCri"n IT. tho pTi'" 81 Ito cur"
lun ~ tires fImn IG prr""ni 10 ~ per
,ruI onr"iIvr ihr"uHh"uI ia" country
,Jhin Won VnIhrnImIg, M""re aud l.""
Ir of I'~nuryIVnnIa i'aN ouI,"Il li""""'
II IL WIiL",run "T Now N"ih "nd other
I~adInp I'I"HIrrsINrr ia" h"Ih f"hh
With 'ihruluTu Itu"r' OF while h' llN"h
and rnv -ul,unti JtunuI"I IiuI'lInH rn'h
rr than Ihnrn who nbnUl"n"h N"""'
,oIta Irud",nhIp T"t Iho nnn wh" h"r'
ua uuI uT wnr un'i VII" v"r 10" proud ="
nehi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
\, !. EV|CT|ONS
OVERTURNED BY
COURT SORDER
State Of Greatest Confusion
In Metropolis With Is 900
In Moving Day Turmoil

Now York. Sept. 3o.--Municipal ori-
cials tonight were making onorts 70
bring order out or tho confusion wEich
resulted today from tho Efforts OF thou
sands Of families TO retain their homes
against eviction orders effective tomor.
row-moYlnk dAy-or to IND means OF
moving 10 new quarters.
Hundreds OF tenants today swarnod
TO tho offices OF the mayors committee
on ront prontearinE, with appeals Tor
Aid In retaining their holdings or pre-
won't rent increases. Arthur J. w. hliiey.
chairman OF tho committee, tonight Is
sued n abatement urging these tenants
To cooperate and conaidnr tho merits OF
their own cases. 10 prevent lhe NO"
York courts from becoming hopoin.Ay
,.loKErd with tenant landlord cases uuf-
Ing tho next tow weeks
No uviotioA warrants
Aaron ] l.sVy. chief justice ot lho
municipal court announced that teis-
ETnnr had be,n A1nt To- tho Chlor clorkA
OF courts la tho various hlhiriotS ulf"ct-
Ing that no warrants or rNl''loh ID" 10
.ucd Iu any landlord uT tenant pro'ooh
inhs commenced before Hoptemhor ~
This noans Justice l.Oyy said, that -"
tnnantH can be oViuIed except ihna" nun
loot In oslrIiuu under tn" n"~ housing
lava passed 1t tho r"coni "po''"' h'"
sion uf tho state lrAlRlaluT'.
Announcement also wHh made iha' y
,na., ,uCaIInH nr ,Illscns viii L." holh
tomorrow night Ia iaTncgi" hall I" con
Hldor III, hUunluH situation ''"N"'h''
nmIih aud lfuIlrd btatcr bona'"r WI
usn, NJ calder viii rpeah.
% wsn oatlupatod today that iS.no"
ranIlI-a would attempt 10 m"Eo u
moyTuw with hardly moro Than W."
thouAAn nj moving NnhH RVRilahl" NHh'
nr tho tenants pIAnnoh 4" q" - quar-
Iera which HChodulsd I" boS'"ne N""ah'
OrInb~T 1 wsTo u"'upl"d to-day by "'h'
fauIits, unable tn nnd now Tu"rtHrH
HGuoh Prons.srinG.
GonmIauIunSf Of Accounts ll'rEhh"lh.
altar au Investigate of conditions, 20
Clarod moving van rRtnH arc ptohlh'
tlvo" and will prCS'"' many from '""'
Ing, ., .,,a
Juniioc I.pvy. Ia his HtAt"m""t HAl"
that thousands upon thouHandA or ten
ants" would hANh bron subject I" "N'''
tion on October I. under proceeding
that haya hrru started llIH d""lHloh'
,rdsrtna Warrants hold up rG"uIt'h fr"i'
a con nfrTonr" 81 municipal '"url lun
tices meeting "r tho board "t JUS
tiCrn ho saId will he hold pClobcr 4"
To urepaTo ruIrr for uniformly carrying
out the new lawH
Chairman ulliey declared l"dlc" IONS
are that uninSB tenants con, S"'H
thuIr own ahaTu uf lnltallv" court
aud municipal JsciiItio- will be Sp
overwhelmed that they VIII bo unable Y"
provide tho TSilor for ~hl'h '""T ""'"
intended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
uoNop roR pERsHING

Washington. Sept. 10 General 'ciSm,
ing will l." d"r"rri"d tomorrow WIN
tho McdailIc Militair". a." mig En"H, m, NJ
nn,ysr rr tho French government =" be
STOW, STOW General F'ayrolIs Of the Lr%nch ,1,,,
army, who attended the annna "hrmnmR
ment Of the American Legion tnis W"eS'
Will bestow the dScoratiETn T, ana w,ii I"I he aT-
,.nJsI nv full military honors with
trnons at the pos, paraded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
EVERY SUSPICIOUS 4
GAME IN IS MONTHS I
TO Be INVESTIGATED
None Of the Players Who Have
Confessed Given Prom 4
use Of Immunity II

a.~ s.st. sept sO~~UsNtSs A.
,....y aSyss isn s.aisht tsv ens-1
..s. w,.I s.w .,,A,sas seitnfS III
III. s,Iy, EA saiA, ga HMAA -
,nm VI ..si1 ~ u, kvwaya s,pvstt
,.s Ines. saAsS iaAtets4Yot. t...A.F
hTh. ",y,"h.sa,iy. sYNss4s haS +
oE.-i~eH t.vs." ..n - I.
.i"rs he n..' ci Ms .p,2.Y i~1f3 2
"a ,s,S tl,n. reveal, M ~ wiM M 4
rysat vaius N bashlAl -
f.s,s ~ brJwSbt ort NJ Sf Asofy
-iSss ~ several yiAyss yHlE
e9ts S.,. a To-. seam. n. a2syss
siv.n W me ~ twe H~w IsxQ
was sntissly voiNatssy, -
say. came from nSithsv
moi AttsiI, 70 neither Of
rpohsn since I have
oity." III if@'
,nLc,vo sopt. SO.--I dsolAralIon thoR
tho invcn,Irution or tho 1917 voe.
series baseball scandal would ps octf
tinrod by u special Hrand Jufy T
JurtIc" Cbarios 4. Mcdonald, who ~
Jcrod tho original inquiry. Hvsry eas.
rIcioun mmr, h. declared, a4t
been played within the lfN h49y6o
month"; In eIthyr the NauonH w
Am"rlcnn L'sk'"T ,E, ,,vs..,rstion. w',l nI ~
The IN raiiEation which has rcseltS
I'm IN, voting Of truo bills eEAinst .l!ei.t
Whitt Hnx players, Including Ch!9
unndii, who waH not with me team
yrnr, tho Judge declared, still has ~
10 accomplish. , ,.S ...nAa
rrund Jury will bc incorporated,
rprcIpI body saturday. and VIII -.
ahead until Il has "ifted doMn ,ne
donco 10 tho last incriminHting
Every rurpIoIoua gnmo when mas
in cithsr league will bc within the pufS
Wow Of tho investigation. bsoAuss ~
tho statue Of IlnitationS that 10 ~ -
back an tho jury can 20. l ~
"Thcrc mood he no doubt Aboyt ue
prosecution Of EuiNsfy NSrr p'cys ~ ;hc"e n SSc
have confessed has been kfhnted ~.
munIty: in fact. has specifically wAiyey
Il. or course. II will be natural tot uN
prosecution TO take into constdsnug4
serviccs which the indictso mon ,,sI, h3.SS 3.S
not mean they will ESCAPE indlctDeaA
.A,sust HsrrTnann, preSi6ent ~
Cincinnati Reds last yce[f y4p
EstiS1a be;sS.l sSSnI9I 1 9I,,g I..iSe
MsstSSAtss ,Ss 81 tse S'Ht fsfs :sslss r. end c1Se "a
.otL .motlpn Htotnra M. 49, I'd
cSGo White Box. ip his fnys.1sa,stsS se,sS
before tho Erand jury. Il was ~ -:
night. II was also ASSERTED that efnette
would be made to obtain ststemfnte
(oontinusd On HAGS 3wsivOJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
LOWER PRICES To CONSUMER
TO FOLLOW Wholesale CUT
Increased Labor Efficiency
and Production With More
Exacting, Demands Of the
Buying Public Responsible


Washington. Sept 10 (By Tho hhNn-
Cinlod IrcESD -I'rCC cutting has taken
hold OF the wholesale trad. to nm extent
that Huon must DO felt substantially In
lower prices to ConHumcrs, according TO
tho Federal Reserve Boards monthly
business review made public tonight.
Revival Of tho wRv" OG price reduction
and its spread In many rciail lines was
attributed To II more cNnCting demand
by the buying public Az to price ana
quality" Retail purchasers are show
Ing continued determination to await q
move by dealers 10 meet those demands
while foregoing luxurles and senil lpxr
prios., rcpdrts 10 the board declaSsd..
Ing public was largely dominating the
market now. Il said that labor and pro-
durtIon were having marked effect on
prices There was much evidence, IL
said, Of incrcnEcd efficiency on the part
~ labor and M II result production waH
on the increase and factroy. operation
Conditions Improved
summed up, the board "a findings were
Tint business conditions no ware defi-
nilcly NJ the rOad toward stability OF ~
great and confirmed .nnturc aa the
disturbed position OF the world at large
pcrmiH."
Continuance uf the prOccns Of read
justmnnt In business and industry hnn
been an outstanding feature OF IN" last
month";" tho review said. This has been
accompanied by price r"du"t ionh ana by
lhr resumption OF WORK III DGhh'I"s oI
industry whsrn hohlthll"n an !" lu'nI'
"ull"uk hhh led 10 huHpohh'hh
AFTER hn apparent Glowing down III
Tia" price reduction movement ""' mn
uId summer II has again TrnppchTrd
ana the ni"nll N"i h"pl"lhh"r Hhw hh"
nInnllnl rulH III nHIl Known h'hh'N "'
hui"m"hil"r. NhTi"uh 'lhnhtH "I l'Al'I'h'
| Hhu"r Hnl ,"hll"I hhn blh'I wh"I'h"|"
pIl'"r Ituhu' tI"nr huVn "''uri'h Ia ~
/ I,..I II...r l,.a..I
hnnE'r IL Ihl'"n hay" l'"h'h 1" h"h"
hurin"Hr n"u nh1 h"h"'i" ""'h'hn
nb',ui fuiuI' '"niinIin'"hIn
Drops In T'"sa
I'I"pr Ia rII'"" nav" f'hl"i'h amman
al "f tho i'bIll" IIn"r. "R'nlr 81 Ih"
va l"l" ''7'I '' mann" - I"''''' "''' W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
1npn MAYOR SLEEPS

,ued by tho Irish Self DETERMINATION
league show that after brighter dRy
Lord Mayor MacSwiney suffered from
sudden weakness al clocR toh's"'
after which he slept.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
nEsTRrcrIoNu OPT

Bucharest. Sept S0-All restrictions
on tho export OF petroleum from Ru-
mania hRvo been removed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
u Fuueons Advance Worlds Series Now Running The nteen

Has tho Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State OF West Virginia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
SALEM.
. . = = . . = - =

Mrs. Milton Rhodes of Mt Plea
SAINT. was at Salem Wednesday IN
the interest of the Home Finding as
ISOLATION at Des Moines. While here
Mrs. Rhodes was entertained at the
Garretson home on West Main street.
Miss Florence Baker, pastor OF the
Friends church, entertained the
members of the Friends Missionary
society Tuesday afternoon at the
Mrs. Phoebe Arnold home.
Mrs. Esther Joy has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Grant
Corsbie, and family at Winfield.
Elwood Pickard and wife are
located in their new home on North
Main street, recently purchased OF
Mrs. Anna Wilmeth of New London
Miss Ola Lamm departed Tuesday
to spend some time with friends at
Milageville, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lee returned
Wednesday from a weeks visit wIte
Attorney Clyde Jones and family in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Beery are
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Fourteen Members Of keokuk Beiknap
Post Went to Sa1dusky Yester-
day to Help Him Celebrate
Day.
BIRTHDAY CAKE, TOO
This Was Ono Of the Attractive Fea
lures of the Luncheon Which
Was Served to the
Guests.

James Haney, Iowa's oldest civil
war veteran, celebrated his one hun
dred and first birthday anniversary
yesterday at his home in Sandusky,
Fourteen members Of Belknap post
Of the Keokuk G. A. r went to San
dusky yesterday afternoon to assist
in the celebration.
Mr.. Haney had birthday cake
with 1O1 candles on it, and there was
a bounteous luncheon served to the
callers from Keokuk, and to every
one who called, by the members OF
the family. Mr.. Haney is in good
health and is quite enjoying the un.
usual privilege Of being a centena.
rian, with one year added for good
measure.
Members of the family and friends
from Sandusky, Keokuk and other
nearby points called yesterday at the
Haney home in Sandusky to extend
their congratulations and best wish.
es. They found Mr.. Haney bright and
cheerful, only slightly showing his
weight Of years. He is a man OF re-
markable mental capacity for one so
old. He seems fully to have recov-
cred from the illness from which ne
suffered last winter.
James Haney was born in County
Antrim, Ireland, March s, 1919. HIS
early days in this country were spent
in the lumber regions, and he was
married in Canada on Christmas day
in 1852. His wife died thirty-two
years ago. He has lived in Peru.
La Sale and Rockford, Ill, and
served in the thirty-ninth Illinois
regiment during the civil war.
He came to Keokuk in the days
when time was computed from the
building Of the canal, wiped out sew
eral years ago when the dam was
built 49,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
NO MORE
STOMACH TROUBLE
READ THIS

" ST feel just fine since Took Mar
Tx. / can eat anything now and
hape no misery whatever to suffer.
I am 7S years old."-Robert Thomp-
son, Rising Sun, Ind.
before I began taking Marltx
would throw up everything I would
eat or drink. Marlix has dono mo
more good than anything I have
taken, and 7 have tried lots."-K. J..
Stafford, Baxter, Tenn, r. D., No. Q.
II can say one thing for Marlix; 1t
helped me more than any kind Of
medicine I ever took for stomach
rouble."-J. Guthrie, Scottsboro, Ala.
If you want to know once more
what it means to feel a good, healthy
appetite and enjoy q hearty meal
without suffering from headaches.
sour acid stomach, gas, belch-
ing, bloating, heart palpitation, nerv-
business and other symptoms Of indi-
gestion and dyspepsia.
Get g. bottle of liquid MARLIX to-
day. Take it as directed and watch
the result. You'll eat as you never
ate before and you'll enjoy eating.
Stomach distress with you will be a
thing Of the past-gone and forgot
ten. No matter what you've tried or
what has failed, try MARLx. MAR
LIX will not fail. It's only 75c and
absolutely guaranteed by The Marlix
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind, and druggists
You can get ii in keunuh. al VII.
kinson G. Company.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
SELF DEFENSE
AS JUSTIFICATION
Jury for Bisbee Deportation Cases Re.
dred to Two Meals Per Day
and Kept Locked
Ua.
TBy M. D. Tracy, United Press Stan
CORRESPONDENT.

by M. D. Tracy, United Press Stan
Correspondent
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Mar. 9.-The
pleading of self defense as justlhca.
ton for kidnapping apparently Will
be the unique situation which the DIS
bee deportation trial will develop
when the taking of evidence begins.
Court sessions will resume tomorrow
and attorneys for both sides are busl-
ly engaged preparing for what is ex-
pected to be a hot battle Ehe evil
dence, it is apparent, will seek to es-
tablish these general contentious:
The prosecution will first seek to
prove that H E. Wootten Kidnapped
Fred W. Brown, that being the spe-
cific issue in the trial.
The state then will try to show that
the alleged kidnapping of Brown was
part of a general conspiracy among
the I'll defendants to drive all
ing miners and their sympafhizers
from the Bisbee-Warren mining dis
trict.
The defense, in its answer, is ex-
pected to try to prove that the strih-
ers had conspired to tie up the Arr
IONA mines; that they were l. W. "
and disloyal and that the deportation
was necessary as means v, ueh.u
ing themselves, as well as de1enulhs
the United States government agalns1
the alleged plan.
During the first week OF evidence
it is believed the latitude of testimony
to be allowed will be Determined
Rumors of sensational evidence to De
expected are going around but IL Is
frankly admitted by both the prose-
no
he seen how much evidence will actu-
ally enter into the trial
When court convenes tomorrow
twelve of the twenty-four jurors Will
he dismissed as the first move.
The jury. which is kept Locked up,
bae been reduced to two meals daily.
Members of the jury felt that three
meals were too much now that they
we're forced to abandon their active
life in the open.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

When Mr.. Fox set out to produce
THE Honor System" which is melo-
drama pure and simple, his object
was not to attempt the ultimate of
the cinema, but to give to the motion
picture public a great and most grip
ping human drama.
The story is laid in the mining
town of Howling Dog. in Arizona
near the Mexican border. In taking
these scenes r. A. Walsh proved him
self director-genius. He has pic
tured the border foray in all it's
thrilling interest. The spectator can
see the hordes of Villa swooping
down on Howling Dog. the hasty
organization Of the terrified citizens
for defense, the daring ride of the
hero for assistance, the wild dash OF
the q. S. regulars to the rescue, and
the utter rout of the bandits.
The all-star cast contains the
names of Gladys BrockwelI, Miriam
Cooper. Milton Stills. George Walsh.
Charles Clary and others.