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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
LEGION POSTS VOTE
ON STATE MEMORIAL

Special Dispatch 10 tho lutc!lg"nc"r.
MOEGANTOWN, w. Va. FEB. -
The S. American Legion posts of West
Virginia are being given AN opportunity
tins week 10 vote upon tn" nature OF
memorial t. b. erected b. The state Tor
the soldiers and sailors Of West v r.
GINA who served IN 'hc World war.
Letters were mailed ont las, week ny
Major Earl ". Smith. state commander,
asking for this oppression Of opinion.
The governors memorial commission.
or which =. =. Mckinney, Of Fairm"nt,
is chairman, has Indicated rts"lf as be-
ing IN favor Of tho memorial taking 'hc
form Of a half million dollar building 1"
he given ;hc State University. wh"r" u
may lie used by the young mon ana
women OF all parts Of n" state. Tho
building would contain all records OF
tho West Virginia Soldiers in fire
proof room.
But before campaign FOR popular
subscriptions be- started 10 cover tho *.
pcnsc Of such a building. Il was decided
20 ask the cX-Soldiers for their "nin.
IONS The nature OF tho building would
he decided by tho committee appointed
Ia conduct the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
FRENCH RAIL STRIKE
MAKESLITTLE HEADWAY

PARIS. Feb. 9Th" railroad strike
appears 20 be making little h'adway
Judging from the reports received to-
nigh; IN l'aris. In the provinces IN"
number Of strikers has not increased
ana on some OF the roads Il is said they
even have decreased. No untoward IN
cidcnts Of any kind have occurred. 4
warrant has been issued for the arrest
e Leon Midnl. secretary Of tho I'arIS
Lyons and Mediterranean on charge
Of melting soldiers TO dIsobcy orders. 1t
is not known whether the warrant has
been served.
The railroad f"d"railonS this evening
issued communication saying.
From news reaching MS from diitr.
ont POINTS Of the country the federal
council observes that the genera STRIKE
move is developing normally aud IS be
Ing carried out in perfect calm. Con-
scious of the strength Of the movement
and of tho support Of The general labor
federation, tho council remains IN iuIl
confidence as TO the issue Of the StrhG-
gle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
League Of Red Gross
Societies at Geneva

WASHINGTON. Fob. 20 Repro sen
r4rIIcS Of the Rod Cross societies 90:
twenty seven nations ar" IN Geneva.
switzerland. today for. IN" "P"nIn ?
Tuesday uf thc'urSt general council E!
the League Of Red ,rOss Societies. tabl"
adviCcs to the American Red Gross m
diCAtcS that the session. which VIII con-
vino eight days. viii have tar-rchchinS
effect on international measures Tor IN"
promotion of health and prevention OF
disease. particularly through utilization
II tho resources Of the R"d cross
throughout the world as pca"e-timc
organization for the alienation Of sui
tcrinc.
An outline OF tho program received
hero shows that tho deliberations oil
he council will be concentrated on de-
,.clopmcut OF a definite policy for ~"
universal tight against d'scaS" and 'N
,onseQucuces. in which the cooperation
Of tho various nations will be cniusir!
whenever possible.
Since the arrival or DR.. Wong. medical
director Of the Chimes" Red Cross. lhf
FIRST dclcEat" tU appear. representa- ives
Of the other member societies have h"cn
arriving almost daily. Accompanied by
Henry r. Davidson. &c New York. "h"'
as chairman of tho board Of E"y"rn"r&
Of the league. will preside. itN" d"lcGa'"'
representing IA" American lea cross
arc on the scene.
The high mortality rate from disease
and famine among peoples CAuGht l.,
tho haCkwash uf tho war. has Indicated
tho imperative need for an u,tcrnallorA
health agency such as viii b" PROV id"''
by the league. To permit effective al
ADMINISTRATION Of relief IN this vast field.
tho general medical "tic" Of The league
has been divided into thirteen depart -
mcnts. each with district function. An
American. Col. K. L. Strong is IL
charge Of this office.
Consideration Of tho program Of sr'r.
icc in pcacr-timc OF each National Rc'
Cross society and the most rff"ru' ,
means OF extending il mSemhcrsh'p ana
resources holds place OF utmost 'Ni'
portanCC on the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

lesson" Not f "" would Iude" from
IN" present manifestations Of greed. OK
'rNgaEaIl''. lust tor pleasure and self
indulgence.
at thu hu,lum of all our troubles.
religious. social economic and indus
tr,ai. - f"r&"riulu"ss OF God and the
eternal Nrrrlpl" that W" arc here upon
Garth tu help each Other; 10 love God
above all ;hWGS and our ncighbor as
ourselves. RIBS j. in" purpose this the
CHRISTIANS philosophy Of life and there
FORE sh"uid ever hc our greatest con-
Gem
Services CT week
THr"c services vii! y" held each day
during the week. Holy Mass and in
strUr' .Dn At six ana eight o'clock in the
morning. ana t Scvrn-'hirly in tho "v-
'n:nE. \ c"rd.a! welcome is extended
Iu ;Il men "f III" city.
\ shor: mission COR children Will open
at 'hr". "'"l""k Wednesday and ali Will
receive: Holy Communion IN II body on
SATURDAY. morning at eight o'clock.
Parents ;.r" urged to 50" Ia 1t that
IA,Ir children VIII br preScn, "m We'd
lrStIlE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
Death of Lieutenant
Harris Is Confirmed

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. @9.--Noro
has been received by Mrs. Samuel y.
Harris. Of this city telling OF the death
OF her son. First Lieutenant Samuel j.
Harris Jr., from wounds received whIi"
helping 10 suppress mutiuy IN k"Nn",
Russia. The message cam" from COM
mandcr Gadc at IN" headquarters al
Riga.
Lieutenant Harris rs student az
Dickinson college. Carlisle. AZ N" tam"
Of his Nr~t cnlistmcm, with c"nE'ny ..
Of tho old eighth regiment served a
wear rr Tho MrNIcan border. Later he
rc-cnnsl"d and wont overseas with Ia"
lia,h rcgImcu,. 18th division Li"ut"m.
an, Harris WAS son Of tho lat" :. J.
Harris, 4 former sheriff oI Cumberland
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
ITALIANS MUST EAT
LESS FOOD OR FACE
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY

ROME. Saturday. Feb. @S,-SiGnor
Ferraris. tho food minister. IN state
ment 10 the rribuna on the SITUATION
which has rendered necessary reStr''-
ton on food supplies more drastic th1h
during the war said:
"AN nations. especially ItaIy. are
faced with the necessity OF rcdu'''|
consumption to avoid bankruptcy. even
II America Is ready - supply us with
food We canno, depend indefinitely on
her. This year America has thirty per
r.nt less whoa, under cultivation than
last year, Russia which was tho gran
ary Of EurCrc. cannot yet give us M
snprccIable help. We shall therefore.
have a wear OF food famine. which "a"
only h. overcome by beginning form
with 70 save as much as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
AUSTRALIANS STRONG
FOR u. S. SUPPORT

MELI;ui HNE. Thursday. Feb. @6.--
SIR Ronald =. Munro Ferguson, the GOV
c:n"7- general ~ opening tn" common
wealth parljamcI. today said that an
cariv decision Icy IN" Iuitcd States TO
Shar" tho responsibilities Of tho League
Of Nations was earnestly TO be hoped
for.
: mandate for the commonwealth to
administer tho territories captured by
the Australian forces had been delayed
hv posipousmcNt Of ratification of the
treaty with Germany. he added, but its
carly issue was expected and legislation
would hr provided for adoption Of the
mandate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
MOTHER JUSTINA DIES

juuNSTUWN Pa Feb % Mother
NJ. Iu>tiuu Daley. tn" oldest sister "'
Mercy lu tho United states died at III"
Convent If Mercy. Cr"Seun. Pa. Sa'"i-
day. lu the Ncvcnty-iirs' year Of her r''
Ilgious profession. Mother Iustina was
horn n Dublin. in So and entered 'h"
order ~ PITTSBURGH 30 l>i1 f"r many
Years IN Pittsburgh and later At L"rcito,
Moth - Iustma mSlru"l"d school chill
,Irrn Of ,hr sick Funeral services VIII
he held at ,'r"ssuu. Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
APPEAL TO ALLIES.

BERLIN. Feb. 29.-The government
has made an urgent appeal to the allies
for permission to control import and
export traffic on the western frontier
on the ground that the allied suspension
of German regulations permits OF I'M
controlled traffic and results in whole
sale importation into Germany Of un-
necessary luxurics instead OF the need
for food stuffs and clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

This scientific uterine tonic is recon-
mrnded for all weaknesses OF the gen
ital organs and diseases peculiar 20 ~o-
men. Your druggist is authorized TO
refund YOUR money II they do not bring
YOU immediate and lasting results: IKE:
eardless Of how long you have su1ssed
or what treatment you have used. Besta
Vaginal Cones positively will not tA1i
70 bring YOU the relief you seek AZ
your own druggist Put out ~ lest
&. Co. Kirkwood, y. 7. Local druggists
supplied by Ohio Valley Drug Co.. Good
win Drug Co., and Shipley-MassinSham
Co. ..- ...--.---.,-------.-. 3D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
JAP LOAN TO CHINA.

TOXIC. Wednesday. Feb. ls.-Nis-
count Cchida foreign minister announc-
ed to the cabinet council last nigh, that
Japan had advanced 10 China through
the specie bank five million yen. ms part
Of the Sc. nOn. non loan agreed upon by
a consortIum ~ four great powers in
Guiding Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
CAMERON
NOTICE.

Mr. W II Snyder is tho ao"'di''d -.
prcscutatlyc oC tho Meteor Gas & bil
company. Of Mckee sport. IA. n Gamer %
on, W Va. He VIII rcr"lN" "Uhs"rrp-
tons Ter shares In this r"mIrany and
VIII be glad to show l""1t"n OF l"aS''
Erld NV fbls ,n,i.rRr, Irhv "T-Ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 9ss
The In;elliGencer Want AoG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

Buy WAX SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
Beauty Is Impossible -.
Without Good Health

Creams. Lotions and Cosmetics Useless
when Nerves Are 5hAttsred
From Disease.
ali Tho facial creams. skin preparai;
tinus and beauty specialists IN the woriu
c,nnnt rive YOU beauty when your
nnryc. arc being shattered and YOUR
Vitality undermined by the various dis
rascs which attack the genital organs.
There must first hc health and inns IS
secured by using Bcsts Vaginal Cones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has resumed, of this date, the operation OF Its
property, and now soIieits, and will endeavor to
handle satisfactorily, business to and from all
points on or via its lines.
BY virtue of it's geographical location, The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, tapping as It does
the large industrial centers Of the interior, and
connecting the principal cities Of the seaboard
with those of the Mississippi River and Great
Lakes, is logically in position to furnish salts
factory transportation service between the Ea::am
Section and the Middle and Western States.
Regular freight schedules will be established
between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington in the East, and Pittsburgh Wheeling,
Columbus, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis and other import
ant eerters In the West, and special efforts will
be made to maintain regularity Of service.
1t will be the aim of The Baltimore and Ohio
Company in the future, as in the past, to satisfy
the reasonable requirements and desires OF Its
patrons, both freight and passenger, and 1t
soIicits business solely upon that basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03

of the precinct ON cross eNamina-
ton seaman admitted that no did
not know how Dickcy came into
possession ot more than two regis
tration books lie said he kept the
books Of certificates In his office.
bur had no way 10 Keep them under
lock ana key lie also said he ala
not know whether the firm which
printed tho certificates printed more
than authorized.
Upon the subject Of the alleged
Illegal registration at the Admiral
hotel, whoro 30 men were registered
Seaman said ho had Investigated and
found that all men registered ut tho
hotel claimed that as their rcRidoncc.
He explained that a l. HARRISON
wHg allowed TO register persons at
The city hail iu order that rogi-tra
ton might Doc made a. easy az pOssl
bic FOR all voters IN tho city Seaman
stated he Investigated the charge Of
Illegal registration by man named
boGroff ana had spoken TO the
county attorney about this man. hut
mat he was unable 10 find MIN In
the city Harbl8on, who la supposed
to have registered DETROIT, u non
resident was not I'm his office tho
afternoon DcGroff was registered.
according TO Seaman.
Horace IIaEan. opening tho argu-
mcnt for the administration sup
pOrtcrs after Springer had stated tho
proof Of Illegal voting az shown by
witnesses. characterized the opposi
lion 90 tho city officials as flimsy
proposition brought for political
purposes. lie explained TO his salts
faction and that OF his counsel,
the apparent wrong doings OF the
present city administrations agents
ana employees and declared the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03
| SUFFERED
THREE YEARS
Finally was Restored to Health
by Lydia {. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Lowell, Mass.--"l was all run down
and had an awful pain in nv rirht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03

clean elections are held in this city.
! deny my opponents represent tho
democratic party. N they uphold uu-
lawful elections they are not my
party aud their candidates doggrvo
defeat nt election"
Prcseloy. on the witness stand at
this time. admitted voting was be
gun when there wcro only three
counters present although the law
requires four such officials at each
precinct lie stated. in reference TO
the conflicting testimony as TO tho
time Henry Pack. pa truluau, voted.
thut n was about S 30 in the NOM
Ing This cOntradicB tho testimony
of Bcn Coz. u negro, sworn Ia as
precinct official early iH tho morn
ing of primary day, who stated
Thursday that Pack was the first 90
vote in mat precinct, although many
ballot stubs wcro shown IN the bal
lot book Cox stated, however, that
hc noticed tho ballots wcro num-
bcrcd i'm tho 10s, but u wus later
proven by Charles Burke. city audi
ter. that the ballot book containing
number. from TO 100 was used In
precinct No. ana not No. 3d. Burke
stated tho books used iu pro-
cluct 30. 20 Wcrc numbered from
1900 to 1850. and that cox
could not hHvc HUcn any number
between 40 ana 40 In the book Of
ballots lu precinct No, % as the lat
ter testified.
Vernon T.. seaman, county rcgis-
trtr for the past fwo Year,. whom
called to the stand admitted he
Kept no record OF thr registration
certificate books. which were
prlntcd by Tulsa printing COM
pany from a sample certificate fur
ulshcd by tho state election board.
lie eatd that all tho unused books
had been returned to him. but a
witness called Thursd1y, Wayne l..
Dickey. yesterday produced IN court
an unused book of 100 certificates,
for which Seaman could not Gc-
count
The Witness testified that Fred
Foust. held on the charge OF false
registration Of two women In pre-
cinct No. 20. Mrs Josie Stafford and
Helen petcrs. had boon Identified
In the presence OF tho Witness as
the mnn who came to their homes
and had In his possession blank reg
istration certificates two of which.
accepted by tho women. were signed
with the name j. T.. priostly in
stead OF j. Il. Presley tho registrar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03
ELECTION BOARD
DISMISSES KINNEY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
day, TO the effect that ballot boxes
had not been cmptied Immediately
before the voting began. as required
by law, that voters were assisted In
making out their ballots IN a man
ner not allowed nv law, thar can
didates were told of their standing
IN the precincts before the final
count was made and that voters not
qualified as electors were allowed
to cast their ballots.
\. Flint Moss, M. A. breckenridge
and Lee Daniel. attorneys represen.
ting the administration forces, ac-
cuscd their opponents of similar A.
legal election practices. and declared
the investigation had resulted In an
Investigation of the investigators
Springer accused his opponents Of
indulging In oratory In an effort to
cloud the Issues before tho board
by attempting to impoach the wit.
nesses instead OF disproving the al
legations made against their clients
During his argument Springer point.
I'D out that although Kinney had
heen accused by three mon with notl-
fying Curran ms to the Mtter's vote
In precinct No, I AT noon Kinney
who had been In the court room
during the entire proceedings. had
not taken the stand or offered any
proof To show this was untrue. II
was upon this statement OF fact that
tho motion to remove Kinney was
based.
Tho session opened yesterday
morning with n continuation OF the
testimony began by the administra-
Hon agents, In which ] r. Presley.
negro registrar IN precinct No. Ga.
denied he had ever given Ed How.
ard, negro registrar. any authority to
sign his name to registlon certif-
icatcs lie said he had never talked
with Howard about this matter hut
that Henry Pack, negro patrolmau.
had found a book or registration
slips I'm lloward's office. lie also
denied authorizing Howard or Faust
a man now charged with Illegal reg
istration, to register any persons in
precinct No 20 This was In direct
contradiction to the testimony OF
Howard. and statements made BY
Faust who said that they were re-
registering persons on authority ~
Presley Presley denies signing his
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03
COW PUNCHER DROWNED
High Water Near Broken ArTrw
Causes Loss of Human Idfe.

BROKEN, ARROW. April a.
Robert Clark lost his life in an at
tempt TO save some cattle in the
NcrdiRris river bottom which were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03

name 10 two registration certificates
introduced NJ evidence or author
ying any one To sign his nhInc to
them
When Tho polls were first opened
he said, the ballot boxes were turned
up sido down to show thoy were
empty the boxes were locked and
voting began No booths were pro-
Vided by tho election board and tho
voting WIS done ON tables in the
Req Wing hotel IIo admitted the
election officers allowed voting to
bcEln before the arrival of the third
member OF the precinct hoard. N. j.
Churchill He stated that several
Of tho election officers assisted vot-
crs IN making out their ballots. but
explained that this was because a
number or women had never voted
h"for" ana wcro ignorant ~ this
procedure.
Attorney BrccNnridgc here in
icrpOsod an objection 20 remarks rs
TO the legality Of this latter pro
ccdurc on the part Of election otfl.
ccrr mad" by Springer with the
statement that tho law allowed this
clasR Of assistance and thpt tho
statute requiring nffldnyits ny "a
voter assisted IN voting. vas spoc,r-
icslly In on},os where tho voter. bo-
cause of some physical disability,
could not mark his ballot Breckin-
ride denied there Was any evidence
10 show that any ballots had been
marked by any election official. he
contondlnE that only instructions as
20 how 10 vote Wcro given, the voter
being allowed In an eases to choose
tho ticket and candidates. Springer
rotaliHt"d with the rcmurk that II it
was allowable for election officials
10 accompany all voters into the
booths. the door to fraud would be-
opened until no honest elections
could be mad
When opposing counsel questioned
Spnuger's allegiance to the demo
cratic party and tho latter rctortcd
that his opponents ala not represent
the part OF the party with which
the speaker was affiliated IL they
sanctioned registration ana vote
frauds as had been brought In the
two days testimony - have talked
with many good people In this city"
he said ANA II they are against cleo
tion frauds. Hm Ia accord with
them whatever their politics, aud |
stand ready to volunteer my sorv-
Ices az AN attorney to any person or
set of persons who want To see that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03
COUGHING, WEAK AND
RUNDOWN AFTER FLU
Ttcgaincd flesh and strength quickly,
and tells haw.

81 utsrly died from 'nu' lat October.
ard 10 left mo with terrible cough Tho
doctor gave me one bottle Of medicine
after another but II did mo no good. Went
10 Charlotte y. C.. and took treatment
81 specialist withou. any permanent
benefit
II saw Milks Emulsion advertised and
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the start had no appetite and my stom.
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snd | have gained back my strength and
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This Is tho only solid emIAson made,
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No matter how severe your case you
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-03
BIG PUBLICITY IS
PLAN FOR TULSA
Ad Men Want Electric
Sign at indianapolis
Convention.
TO USE PRINTERS INK
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
to Pay for Newspaper
Space for Club.

The Tulsa Advertising club would
give Tulsa some eauo publicity at
the national convention Of the Asso-
cntod Advertising clubs ~ tho
world which i4 TO bo held at In
dlanapolis iu June
A plan was submitted TO the IL
roctors of tho chamber Of commerce q
At the regular weekly luncheon at
itotcl Tulsa Nrt rday noon th1t n1r
b. adopt" T.
Thc phl Nps prcsontc hv : 'Mrr
Gibbons q mcWl'r OF IN" local club.
I, would provide the use uf largo
lcnily-iliumindtod signbOard at
indianapolis during the convention.
tho use Of large newspaper space In
tho Indianapolis newspapers. ana the
printing of several thousand spec
ialy designed ana printed folders
showing local building and street
scenes which would be distributed
among the dcicgatcs
Tho iuitor chamber of commerce
ms asked for the priyllcg" Of pay
inE for tho newspaper space, which
will cost about $1,000. The esti-
mated cost OF the folders r. t2.i00.
Mr. Gibbons believes the city Off
cials OF indianapolis can bo pro
vailed upon 10 allow tho use OF
sufficient space IN the downtown
diatrict for the display OF large
signboard
Clarence ~. Douglas, managing dl-
rector of the chamber or commerce.
mid the treasury would not allow
the withdrawal OF such an amount at
this time. The matter was referred
10 tho publicity committee for final
disposition. In case tho chamber
Of commerce does not finance the
project. it n possible that individual
subscriptions will be solicited for
tho amount needed.
Tho local advertising club expects
10 send a large delegation to the
national convention.