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The Washington herald., 1920-11-15
Woman Political Writer
And Lawyer Dies in East

Mrs. Marilla NJ. Kicker. WELL
known political writer and for many
years a practicing lawyer in Wash
ington. died suddenly yesterday at
her home in Meredith y. II.
As United States Commissioner and
examiner in chancery. to which post
she was appointed in 1884 by the
District Supreme Court. Mrs. Kicker
became widely known here.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-15
Slogan Chosen for Baby
Tag Sales Saturday

Take a tag and help a baby!
This is the slogan which the Holy
Family Day Association has adopt
ed for the tag day which they will
stage next Saturday for the beneft
of the nursery at 51s Fourth street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-15

SING TOY. Far East Tea Gar
Steak. chop suey. pork chops-."
The Washington herald., 1920-11-15
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sheep

You're losing your per" You
are constipatcd. bilious You need
Cascarets tonight sure for your
liver and bowels. then you viii
wake up wondering what becam"
Of your sluggishness. dizziness, sick
headache. bad cold. or upset. Cassy
STOMACH. No griping-no incon-
venience. Children love Cascsrets
too. 10, .. so cents.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-15
Calls for Artillery Recruits.

Maj. Gen. p. c. Harris. Adjutsnt
General OF the army. sent out the
last call yesterday for LEA men to
recruit the Twelfth and Fifteenth
artillery on duty at Camp Travis.
Tex.
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Vigorous Men
And Women Are
In Demand

II your ambition has left YOU, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage of John Coleman. G. Il
Griest & Co.'S magnificent offer TO re-
fund your money on the first box pur'
chased if Wendells Pills Ambition
Brand. do not put your system In fine
condition and give you the energy and
vigor you have lost.
Be ambitious, be strong. be vigorous,
Bring the rudy glow Of health TO your
cheeks and the right sparkle 10 your
eyes.
Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand. the
great nerve tonic, are splendid for that
tired feeling, nervous troubles. head
aches. restlessnesS, trembling, mental
depression. sleeplessness. nervous In
digestion. and loss OF appetite.
You take them with this understand
ing that In two days you will feet bet
ter. In week you will feel fine or aft
er taking one box. If not benefited, the
druggist will refund the price OF the
box.
BE sure and get so cent box today
and get out Of the nut. Remember
John Coleman. c. H. Griest e. Co, and
dealers everywhere are authorized 10
guarantee them
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nj Republican convention has nominal
d me is one for which ! hold the great
est nf respect. | am mindful or the
great honor that has been conferred up
on me. but besides that and apart from
IL, appreciate very much NOR" deeply
The mark Of friendship that has CnuSrd
Won men and women. tired as YOU arc
from the long convention and III" long
journey. TO som" her" This afternoon.
The moment that You arrived nj Your
drSt inatlOn and Ia assure IN" OF your
friendship and Of your good wishes.
after all. offices are ended and they
fade away Friendship and III" esteem
in which men hold each other may re
main forever. And great aS ! regard
tho honor that the convention has con-
fcrrrd upon me. | regard with much
more satisfaction and much NOR" honor
This tribute Of YOU VIII" know me-. who
have Hvcd with me-. and worked ana
wrouEh, with IN" and IN" "oniid"nc" mat
your presence here shows that You haN"
IN me.
L thank c1ch and every "n" &C Y"m g"
che. RS wore gwen for "nhr D"Ni NlCc
president and tho Republican national
tlSkct. hen some on" SuEGcS'"h tire"
chcrs for Oregon" The rrSp0nS" was
hearty. 1t was an Oregon d"l"cai" VII"
placed Governor Coolidge IN nomination
Tor vice president
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Doctor Tells How to Detect
Harmful Effects of Tobacco
Try These SIMPLE TESTS

New York: Doctor Common. formerly
Of Johns Hopkins hospital, says: Many
men who smoke, chew or snuff inCes-
sanity and who are seemingly healthy
mr." suffering from progressive organic
ailments. Thousands of them would
never have been afflicted had il not bee
FOR the use ~ tobacco. land thousands
would soon get we'll ii they would only
stop the use Of tobacco. The chief
habit forming principle of tobacco is
nicotine. Il deadly poison which. when
absorbed by the system slowly affects
thu nerves, membranes. tissues and
vital organs OF the body. III" harmful
effect of tobacco varies and depends on
circumstances. One will b" afflicted
with general debility. others with ca
tarrh of the throat. indigestion. Consti-
paIluI. extreme n''rvousn"SS. sl"eplcSs-
ncsa. loss of memory. lack OF will
power mental confusion. etc. Others
may suffer from heart disease, bronchial
trouble, hardening OF the arteries. tu-
berCuloSiS, blindness or even cancer or
the common affliction known as tobac-
60 heart. II you use tobacco in any
form you can easily detect the harmful
effects hy making tho following simple
tests. Kcad aloud one full page from
a book. If. in the course Of. reading
your voice becomes muffled, hoars" and
indiSinct. and you must frequently
clear your throat. the chances ar" that
your throat Is affected by catarrh and
/, may hr the beginning of more seri-
Gus trouble. Next. in the morning be-
fore taking your usual smoke, walk up
three flights OF stairs at regular pace.
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-CRIlDOLEUM
GUARANTEED REEDY ZOE HAIR
AND SCALP TROUBLES

stubborn cases Of itching irritated
scalp are easily overcome by Crudole-
um It Is a harmless, high grade. light
amber petroleum. which has been tried
and proven to be especially adapted
for removing dandrun and other causes
OF falling, fading hair. As time rolls
on. :he public, after using many differ
ent remedies for hair care and Riding
the scalp OF disease and danirun. are
!, returning 10 petroleum. but TO the
higher, cleaner grade. and not TO the
thick, dark. muddy looking petr oleums
which are apt to contain suspended
particles OF unsanitary substances.
fine, free carbon or free sulphur. This
accounts for the possibility that few
who have used common grade OF pc
troleum on the scalp may haze done
% without much success.
The price is only IS cents for half
pint bottle. Get a bottle today at c.
Griest & Co: he Is authorized TO
return the purchase price IL YOU are
not satisfied after giving Gudoleum a
fair trial. The anusepttc. healing
powers OF Crudoleum and its clean.
sparkling appearance and light color is
what Is making il 40 popular. Those
who have tried il are telling their
friends about II. If you are unable TO
get IL from your druggist. send 40c
70 VIM. VI. Simpson Drug CO.. Wholesale
Druggists. Williamsburg Station. Pitts
burgh. Pa.
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Cniontown Sweepstake automobile race
to be held next Saturday afternoon June
19th at Cniontown. Pa. The motorists
will leave this city during the early
morning so that they win arrive At the
race track in time for the getaway
which will take place about o'clock.
Among the notables who are entered are
Tommy Milton. Ralph De Palma and
CASTOR Chevrolet. The race will be Of
l5O-mile duration.
The regular bi-monthiy meeting OF
the members Of the Benwood Review,
No. 81. Ladies Of the Maccabees. will BE-
held Friday evening In their lodge
rooms on Main street. Several names
Of prospective members will be placed
before the members at this time, and
full attendance is requested.
8pesdsrs Again Active.
With the approach OF warm weather
motorists again insist on cutting
mon affair to see an automobile going
at a rate Of 40 miles per hour between
the subway and Ninth street
Special Meeting.
special and important meeting OF
and Fifth wards Of this city has been
called for this evening at 8 O'Clock.
The meeting will be held IN the Fourth
ward hose house on Marshall street.
All are requested to be present.
Benwood Personals.
Miss Hazel James has returned to her
home in Dayton. Ohio. after spending
tho weekend with relatives Of Water
street
Harold Evans has returned to his
work at tho Goodyear Rubber company
in Akron. Ohio. after a brief visit with
local relatives.
George Johns, local fire driver Is eH-
pectcd to return to work the latter part
NJ thisi week from n three weeks vaca-
ton with his family in Marietta. o.
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then stop: II you find that you are out
Of breath. your heart beat is forced.
trembling or irregular. you may be a
victim Of functional or organic heart
trouble. II you feel that you must
smoke, chew or Snun to quiet your
nerves. you are q slave TO the TOBACCO
habit. and arc positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug. nicoune.
In either case you have JuSk Two alter
natives-keep on with the Celf-poison-
ing process Irrespective OF the dangers
and suffer the consequences. or give uf
the habit and escape the dangers. You
can overcome the craving and stop the
habit in a very short stime by using the
following inexpensive formula. Go to
any drug store and ask for Nicotol tab
tets, take one tablet after each meal.
and in "A comparatively short time you
will have no desire for tobacco. tho
craving will have left you. with the
nicotine poison out Of your system your
general health will quickly improve.
No:e-Whcn asked about Nicotol tad
let's. one Of our leading druggists said:
IT is truly a wonderful remedy for the
tobacco habit; away ahead Of anything
we have ever sold before. We are au-
thorizad by the manufacturers 10 re:
fund the money to every dissatisheS
customer. and we would not permit the
use of our name unless the REMEDY
possessed unusual merit SlootSi
lets are sold in this cit! unoer an IRON
clad money-back guarantee by al up
to-date druggists, lncludlng Hose-DA's
Drug Stores and c. II. Griest z co.
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DEMPSEY IN
DENIAL Of THE
/. Wife, CHARCES

SAN FRASClScO. juno li.-Wiliiam
Harrison (Jack Dempsey. hraFNW'iEnI
boxing champion of the world. took il'
witness stand III his own defense today,
IN his trial here on charges Of ,vad.Hf
the sclectivc draft act. Dempsey u"'
MED charges OF non-supp"rt ana cruelty
made by hts former WIFE. Mrs. Maxine
Dempsey. in testimony given early n
Dempsey described himself as having
been the principal support OF his tam!IF
from tho time n" was II years old: HI
detailed experiments "a farm hand.
miner carpenter and boxer. including
reverses. when The boxing game WA
dull" and toward the end. his life as
budding champion. Dempsey said ne
had supported his wifi" until she lcF
him. -
He denied that he had broken his
wifc's jaw by blow while they We're
living at a hotel here; as she hS9
any money for him" Dempsey said he
never had struck his wife and that the
Jaw fracture was caused by fall.
Dempsey said hts earnings IN The rim:
FOR 1917 were about $to"h In" n"Nt
In appearance AZ patriotic benefits. on
IF which ne said. besides travelling HS.
penses. he got two wrist watches anu
4 gold pencil"
"i wanted 70 do the country some
good" ne said IN explanation OF his bon
Ing for nothing.
did any OF your opponents get any
thing for these matches" he was asked
NO Once willard was 70 get $4,000
In Chicago" Dempsey replied.
Early in 1917. soon after his marriage.
Dempsey said ne left his wife in san
francisco while he went back to salt
Lake to box. He returned 10 days later
to find hnr gone. discovering her living
with her brother In an apartment house.
. The boxing promoters then told him
he was worth about 30 cents TO them.
because OF remarks his wifi" hal made
about his laying down 10 Flynn" tho
witness said Soon after they went 70
Eeattle. he paying all the bills as usual.
Dempsey continued
From Seattle his wife went n Yak
ma to see her mother. tho pugilist tes-
titled, while nc got a Job In the ship
yards on account OF dullness in tn"
boxing game. but she failed TO return
Dempsey told OF his work as a gov
Crnmert recruiting agent for the ship
yards late IN 1918. saying he guessed
nc got three or four hundred men," 20
work In the Philadelphia yards
Cross-eNamination failed 10 alter or
confuse his testimony The defense
announced that only ono or two more
Witnesses would be called.
W. II. Stoulurow. a travelling sales
man cr st. Paul. testified no wrote most
Of the answer 10 Dempsey's question
naire at a Chicago hotel. He said ne
had done Il in spirit Of friendly CO.
operation. and that nothing was said 10
indicate anything on the part OF Demo-
sey or his manager. Jack Kearns. hut
honestly. Dempsey corrohoratod h!2
testimony and similar story was toll
by l. TiChtcnstein In whose room the
paper was signed.
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BENWOOD
Accidental Death.

A verdict Of accidental death was
rendered yesterday by Coroner J. T. Nc
coombs Of Moundsv.llc in the death of
Arthur Hicks Of McMcchen. who was
He'd when he was caught between two
cars in the Baltimore g. Ohio railroad
Yards about three o'clock Sunday morn
ng.
Making Repairs.
Tn" railroad crossing OF the Balti-
more d Ohio line AT Ninth street is
undergoing extensive repairs. The old
flooring IL being removed entirely b.
employees OF tho company. and an entire
new floor laid. The old flooring proved
very dangerous, some motorists going
over the rough spots Of the crossing
shut off their gas by mistake with the
result that their automobile stalled in
the middle OF tho track. but now this
trouble will he eliminated.
Hold Entertainments
Last evening tho children Of tho st.
Johns ratochial school put on an en-.
icrtainmcnt in the parlOrS Of the ST.
Johns church for their parents and
friends Tho program consisted of scy-
crnl readings. musical selection. ana
dialogues. and was concluded by a thrc,
act farce.
Pythians Meet.
The members of tho Knights Of Py-
th;nS held their regular weekly meeting
last evening in their lodge rooms on
Main strcCt. TIL" matter of moving into
their now quarters on North Ma in street
was taken. up and freely discussed by
oil present.
Many to Attend Races.
humorous automobile" parties are be-
Ing arranged in this city to attend the
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1871 TO GRADUATE
TODAY At ". Y. i.

Special to The Intelligencer.
.MORGAETOWN. W. Va. June N
The graduation OF 1911 men and women
from West Virginia university tomor
row morning records a new high marx
for the state university. This banner
class indicates the marvellous growth
OF this institution in the past few
years. The enrolment this year OF
1896 is expected TO grow 10 from l,SOV
to 1000 next year.
The commencement exercises tomor-
row complete the program for COM
mencement week Tonight the annual
banquet was held by the alumni. with
more than a hundred old grads present.
ANON the old grads who were back
this Year for the first time were Con
gresham Bland OF St. Louis. J. +. Cork
OF Charleston. Harvey Fleming or Kan
sas City, and John ID. Sweeney OF En-
poria, Kan. letter Of regret was
read from Bruce l.. Keenan, OF Table
ouah, Okla. expressing his regrets al
being unable to be present lie was
a member Of the graduating class OF
40 years ago. when i've persons formed
the class as contrasIed with the class
OF 1911 this year. III, =.
The commencement address VIII De
delivered by DR.. Ira Remsen OF JOINS
Hopkins university. All the members
OF the State Board OF Education ana
the Board Of Control are expected TO
be present for the exercises.
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WARS u, s. pEvELoEFENr
POREIdB PETHOLE UN

NSASHINGTON. june At-DeNe4Sp
msnt OF the oil resources or lorelen
countries by American interests. WIN
n view TO insurinE an adequate supply
for the United States. was urSed oS
Secretary OF the Interior Payne. IN
Latter today to senator Phclan. or Can,
formnia. The latter introduced q nl,l
A. the last session OF congress, proNlu
ing for creation OF a United states o.!
Corporation and the development OF o.
tclds in other countries.
In the letter made public BY senator
Phelan. tho secretary said that the pu, :
nose OF the Phelan bill is 10 PROVIDE
the means for further promoting ING
world wide search for oil. and added
that in that purpose l am In hearty
accord. oo,oa
IN tho pioneering search for oil that
meets the international requirements
OF business conduct" Mr.. Payne wrote
should be given full support by US Coy ,
eminent. ! believe. moreover. that inc
authorization Of the special corp"rall"'
along the position OF American COM
panies already exploring oil fields on
other continents. and 1t Is matter or
national concern that their activity be
given all the protection and aid theS
deserve"
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NEWELL

Orvol Zimmerman. oil we'll tool
dresser. ls confined - his h"m" h"r"
today. recovering from fractured
ankle sustained in an accident in the
nll fields near Raylard. q. thinner
mann was assisting in raZlng belt
accident when m" part ~ tho roof Of
the structure gay" way. throwing HIM
To the ground. He was attended in n
Wheeling hospital before h"'nS removed
to Newell
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thornhcrry. win"
hav" boon living IN ERWIN. Tom. have
returned Ia Newell. MIR Th"rnh"rry
had been "mplny"d III tn" Southern
Pot,nricS -" plant n! ErWln sine" his
discharge from tho army.
William Mercer. aged -. OF Congo.
Is recovering tonight FROM tn" "n"'' 5
az an operation tor apr"ndlritis wmrh
he underwent In tn" East Liverpool
hospital.
raul Rro"krs has returned from n
visit IN Mtllr"rt. q.
Ms. charles Kennedy Is III OF rncu-
monia.
Miss FLORENCE Moss. secretary "f tho
Hancock county chapter az IN" Red
cross. Will spend Tuesday in Nrlrt"n
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Chilly Weather For the
Democratic Convention

san FRANCISCO. June. l4.-i"ikiS
who associate national conventions WIN
torrid temperatures. liGht-wciGht shlrtS
and latticc-work underwear. had p''I'F
djsilusion themselves # ,hc% arc '% ,nc
ihE to the national convention It wv
democrats here according 10 TN" hI''I
States weather bureau. All sat"rlrhL
effects should include fairly heavy inner
and outer clothing and light "H"rc"at.
Ir Tho weather runs TO form" smart
westerly winds carrying a penetrating
chill. will blow in off the faCil' coast
This will be assisted BY fogs in tho rate
afternoon.
The bureau believes il will hc good
convention weather" with plenty OF or
portunity for the average orator i"
warm up without looking Xix" hundI"
Cf wet wash. If tho uSual hectic raradcs
for the candidates ar" S1S"d toward 'n''
shedding Of coats. collars or Ga!iuSeS,
But" the weather bureau said. IN 1.
enthusiasm alone. he had better como
prepared.
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CHESTER

q. q Allison. cashier "t IN" FIRST
National bank ~ Chester. and w. {.
t.ynch Sal"S manager ~ the Taylor.
smith and Taylor Pottery company.
acromraul"d lay their wives. will be
members Of the West virginia dcl"Ga-
ton which will l"av" Wheeling Tues
dav morning for Portland. ore. where
thrv will attend IN" annual Shrln"rS'
ronClavr. MIR. and Mrs. Allison and
Nr. and Mrs, Lynch. following the
Portland convention. Will <" 1" san
Francisco whcr" they Will attend IN"
Dcm,cratIc national convention Th"y
also Will visit other cities in the west
before returning home. .,
The cord Tir" corporation haSrhaI II
team. which defeated Newell 2 I" IN
,hc opening gam" If IN" season at
Rock Springs park Saturday. today is
sued n challenge 10 WcllsviIle and East
Liverpool teams.
home Of Frank S liuff. lr., Chester
druggist. leaving a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. T.. Dornan spent
Sunday at ruchiuwn.
william Timothy has returned 10
Niles, o.. after spending the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sturgis Of YounGs-
town visited friends here Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. Fred Rlow"T hay" re-
turned from a visit In Youngstown.
MIR and Mrs James riprs were Sisi-
tors in Toronto. o., Sunday.
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rl"tcd thi swcck. Several parties have
applied for p Lease on the building.
Miss Ruth Anderson is visiting her
grandmothc in New Castle. Ia.
s. Il Campbell has had his home IN
tn" Cove wired with electricity.
II Z. Hickman has returned to Mid
land after II visit here.
Roy ~. &. MCMlli"n attended meet
Ing Of the Pr"Shylcry m Pittsburgh last
w"rk and called on sick rarlShlon"rs in
Mercy hospital
Prof. NJ. T. Williams. elected prtnct-
pal Of Chester high Schuul. haf declined
the position Ia enter Y. VI. {. y. work
IN Columbus. Prof. l., NJ. StnoTs. for
MGR Wcirton high principal. has been
chosen superintendent Ci III" New tum-
bc~land schools for IN" coming year.
Miss Margaret Lattimer, Of Follans-
bee. was tho recent guest Of Miss B"SS
Robinson Of J &c Terrace.
James II. Evans has returned from
Philadelphia whcr" h. finished his
,"rhomnrc year IN In" T. Of T.. and
vii assist IN ~" Evans Bros. store
during tho summer months.
Miss Edna Evans g reported imHrov-
ing al Mercy hospital. pittsburgh.
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sooo TO BE RETIRED PROM
TuT GOVERNMENT SERVICE

WASHINGTON. June " btl"eTTI
4 900 and 900 federal employees eligible
for retirement on pension will be form
ally notified within week OF thc auto
marie termination on August 20 of their
active service with the government. the
RECENTLY enacted retirement act provides
that retirement must take place ninety
DAYS from its signature and that en-
ploycs coming under the statute m TSa
retirement age il 20 for clerical workers
and 65 for mechanics.
1t IL estimated that in the IlStrict Oh
Columbia alone $500 government en-
ployes will be retired for age
eraI Burleson today announced that no
application for reinstatement OF EN-
pioyes in their DEPARTMENTS would be
approved.
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entirely relieved. also took the Nege-
table Compound before my last baby
came and am thankful to say that it re.
lieved my suderings very much and
shall never be without it at such times.
/ have told others of its great worth
and shall keep ION telling it."-Mrs., Ed.
THOMAS, Box ls4, Morrice, Mich.
Women should not continue to suffer
aaI in and day out and drag out sickly'
haif.hearted existence. missing three
fourths Of the joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia Z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
II YOU would like free confidential ad'
vice address Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass.
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Y2A6 DAY ADDRESS ny
SECRETARY or TIDE NAVY

WASHINGTON.' juno N--NSscrtinK
the American flag must be made the
''vitalizinE symbol Of world peace" Sec
rotary Daniels. addressing Flag day
mass meeting on the steps Of the capitol
tonight. called on American citizens TO
turn a deaf ear To the selfish and pro-
vincial pleas which rcnounce the al
truism that sent the army overseas"
Mr.. Daniels said that because certain
Americans had lacked vision and for
gotten the ideals which made us irwin
chile in war" the promised blessing OF
the conflict. peace buttressed by
mutual covenants between the allied
and associated nations" had not been
realized.
But we will not Scuttle in the hour
Of our own and the worlds needs" the
Ppeaker continued.
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BEAR HEADS DRIVE

Eugene VI. Baer. for many years local
wholesale grocer. is campaign director
OF "a drive being made in West Elr.
Sinta, Pennsylvania. Delaware and New
Jersey for fund for the maintenance
Of the B'nai Birth orphanaSe al Erie
Pa. ,,,os .o,.o-ol
months Of arduous and successful Wotk
AZ director Of war relief drives through,
out the United states and mas raised
screral millions OF dollars. The or
1h,nava drive starts June 10 and closes
Iune .3rd. Local members OF INC
R:nai Birth will contribute literally TO
The fund.