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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-11-18
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO GIVE RURAL HELP
Program for Public Health and
Community Welfare Is Now
-. Well Under Way.

Rural communities and towns Of Less
tnan 5000 population benefit in a very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
WOULD RECOGNIZE,
THE ENLISTED MEN

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Appontment
OF two impartial boards. by the scvrc-
taries Of war and navy 10 invcstiEat"
and recommend the number OF enlisted
mon and nurses entitled to recognition
for war service 10 provided nj bill
introduced today by Representative
Welty. Democrat. Ohio.
There Is no greater autocracy than
among our military and naval officers
in times OF war" Representative Welly
said. and the chasm between these off
GERS and enlisted men is so great II Is
impossible for Thorn to give the proper
recognition TO the enlisted man. Neither
Admiral Sims nor his subordinat"s saw
whore an enlisted man was entitled !" a
medal. but l understand has preserved
these medals for the officers so a. 10
avoid making them cheap or common
All soldiers wounded in the war would
be entitled 10 q certificate OF merit an
der tho welty bill and for special Ser
vice tho enlisted forces would be quail
fled for medals OF honor. distinguished
service medals and navy crosses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
1A|LLS, COLDS,
FEVER|SHN[S'
Black Drsusht u Ussd By VI.
ginia Lady for Colds, Ysv0.
and Other Troubles With
Fine Results. ~

Rocky Mount va--Miss Mae cntt.
wood. Of this place. recently stated:
have used Black-DrauEht for colds 90
stomach trouble and certainly have
found It very satisfactory.
When I would feel bad and feSeFieAs
as thought I was taking 4 fresh cold, i
would make a good cup Of Blark-
Draught tea and 1t would sooA Sst ~
ali right.
can recommend Il as . splenAid
laxative and gladly do so. You my
publish my statement"
When you feel chilly. tired fsvsfiSA.
headachy and fear that you ,ro takiHs
cold. take a good dose Of the old rsli-
able, liver medicine you have heard -
much about-Thedfords Black Draughi.
II Is made from purely vegetable iAgrs.
dents. acts In q gentle. natural way.
and by helping TO drive out poisonoes
waste matter from your system Il viii
often. II taken in time. prevent . ehtli
from developing into a cold.
Thousands Of people during ~ Dass
10 years. have found Black.DraHOs %
benent in such cases.
Try 1t. tbs next time you chin -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
JUROR DISQUALIFIED
IN THE BISBEE TRIAL

TOMBSTONE. Ariz.. Feb. 4 plsqua IL
ncatiou Of Frank Berg. farmer. or Light.
Ariz, accepted tentatively by both SIDES
twenty-four hours previously as juror
In the trial Of Harry t. Wootton. nara
ware dealer OF Bisbc" charged "Ith
b,dnapping in connection with tho de
portations in 1917. came today as I"
result of a statement he was alleged L"
have made Monday in the court room.
While waiting to be called as juror
Rery - declared TO have said ut WAS a
shame good men had been d"ported and
families broken up" Berg said he ala
not recall having made III" statement.
Thomas Pagan. another defendant. les
tined he had heard BERG make such Il
remark The defense then challenged
Berg and he was excused.
Immediately following this action
Judge Samuel Pattee warned the eleven
Jurors passed and those In the jury box
waiting 10 be examined against taking
about the case TO any person.
The court was adjourned shortly he
fore three o'clock when there were n"
further vcnIremen present for eNamina-
ton. All the Jurors summoned In yes
terday's Yenire OF one hundred had not
reported today. .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

, States senate and make clear the Euro
pean viewpoint. This would entttie
the United States to send commi1-
sioner or unofficial envoy to sit In TIL
house Of commons or the French pariiae
ment with analogous privileges. Their
are those who think laws on the statue
books Of the United States will htse
have to be repealed before some phaeo4
Of open diplomacy-free interchan14
between citizens and governments-raA
be realized. IT is question Tor Jaw;
ycrs to say. for instance. justhoW fAf
the following provision OF the Logan
act covers the case:
The LoGan Act. ~
III any citizen Of the United States
whether actual resident or residing
within the same or in any place sub
tect TO the jurisdiction thereof, or -.
any foreign country. without tho Dee.
mission or authority Of the govorn.s
ment, direct or indirect. commences or Z
carries on any verbal or written core
respondence or intercourse with any
foreign government or official or
agent thereof, with an intent to In.
f1uence any measure or the conduct Of
any foreign government or any of.I
hclal or agent thereof. or to defeat !
the measures OF the government OF
the United States. and II any person.
being a citizen OF or resident within
the United States or in any placs
subject to the Jurisdiction thereof
and not duly authorized counsels, nd.
vises or assists in any such corres
spondence with such intent, shall ~
fined not more than $1,000 and I'm. y
prisoned not more than three ysafs.
The above law specifically permits .:
citizen to apply to q foreign govern:
ment to obtain redress for injuries Du1ei
tanned but nothing more. The Loe@
act has more than once been cited "
persons in official circles a applying ~
the present situation, but II Is doubtful
whether the Democratic administration
would for political reasons make the
mistake Of trying to enfor0o It upon
United States senator's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
MISS TARBELl WARNS OF INDUSTRIAL
CONDITIONS FOSTERING BOLSHEV|SM

100000 families on $1,000 and less:
10000 families on $4,000 and more,
and 10 families on Sl0.000.OOo and more.
1t does not seem fair and It Is coming
70 receive recognition"
Miss Tarbell in conclusion told OF the
International Labor conference whoch
had met here. but had no representation
by America. and at which senator or
tho United states continually NunS
mud" She told of tho Industrial Con
ference which could make no progress
because Of the fact that many of those
who were Interested in the steel strike
were represented on it's boards and con-
tinually held up progress by bringing
the discussion around to their own In
dividual outlook.
At tho end of her lecture. Miss Tar
bell said that she had pointed out many
wrongs which needed righting. but there
was nothing To which efforts toward
overcoming had not been given. AS
we are going through period or con-
valssceuc". which has come out or the
war such as an invalid would undergo
after an illness" she said. all Will be
rightcd # each one is sincere and tries
IN his own way to assume the respon-
s!bllity TO help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
TAKE W|[L0-N|NT
FOR BAD STOMACH
A WoHAayfuI Specific for An the Agouiss
That Accompany In
digestion.

II you are not feeling just right dag
nose your own Gaze and zee if You need
a preparation especially prepared for In
DIGESTION After doing this. and You
have found mono Of the following Symp-
toms IN your case. you need not take
wILLO-MINT or any other medicine FOR
indi gestion. All pcrsons suffering from
ind gestion or dyspepsia. will hav" one
or more OF tho following symptoms.
eour-Acid Stomachs. BelchinE. Bloating.
Pain in stomach and bowels. Bad rast"
In Mouth. Coated Tongue. Oncnsive
breath. Dizziness. Sick IIeadachc. Ner-
yousnesa Backache Pains Around
Heart, Loss of Appetite Constipation.
Poor Circulation. Heartburn and many
ether symptoms, you should begin a.
once to take WILLO-MlNT in hot water
or milk three times day, after meals:
You will soon notice wonderful
change In your case. and begin 10 enjoy
life az you should. WlILO-MlNT and
relief may now be obtained at all we'll
stocked drug stores.-AdE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
'ANTI-SEDITION BILLS
100 DRASTIC, DECLARES
.IHE ATTORNEY GENERAL

WA.NIINUiTON. Feb 4.-Adhit!onal
auli-ScdItiuu legislation. simple IN
character and guarding the guarantees
Of IN. hill Of rights but covering 'he
hiatus N present Statuatory la" was
urged hr Attorney General Palmer TO-
day before the house judiciary COM
mIitcc.
lrno.dmg The right or free speech
and constructive criticism the attorney
general protested against the penolhS
measures. which no said were so draS-
tic aud tar-rcaChing and searching th"|
they over Uch their purposes
More harm than good would come
from rcpressive legislation. he added.
Reviewing the activity OF tho depart
mcnt Of Justice in SupprcssinS radical
ISM. Mr. Palmer told the committee that
yi,or with which his department had
acted together with It's notice TO la"
breakers OF the strong and positive IN
tcntIon OF the government 10 PUNISH
crimes had had the effect OF maintain
IN, such order in the United States as
would otherwise have been imposs!Dle
but there Is no existing statute ad-
nJrIatc to meet the present SITUATION
Mr. Palmer told the committee there IS
condition of revolutionary intent IN
m, country on the part OF both aliens
and rltlXrnS "nl'H - SNl iN''''NiS "''>
spread TO merit serious consideration
of congress This revolutionary intent
is manifested chiefly BY threats both
written and spoken by persons VINO
.Tould inJure. destroy OF overthrow the
government by physical force or VOL
enCc.'
t'tizcn.sE rights should always be
guarded. the attorney general said. add
ing that he agreed with those who crit
icIzrd the misunderstanding bill on ms
ground.
but | do not agree with those VINO
object to the bill because they believe
that acts Of violence should ne met
with argument only. and not by the
firm hand of federal statute" he assert
! ed
Tho Davey bill. drawn originally by
Mr. Parker and introduced in the
House last November. tho attorney gem
eral said. vas adequate for the present
encrgc\v No postmaster general
should he gwen authority TO decide
whether alleged sedittous matter was
non-mailable a. provided IN tho Ster-
ling bill passed by the Senate. he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
MINES REOPENED
AT AMSTERDAM

Special Dispatch to The ln'elligcncer.
STBCBENVILLE. O.. Feb. 1.-TWO
mines Of the Youghiogheny and Ohio
Coal company at Amsterdam. O.. which
were sealed after the October disaster in
which twenty miners lost their lives.
were rcopened today by state mine in
spectora Tests made recently in Min"
No. which was swept by fire showed
that the FIRE had burned itself out and
that the entries were free Of poisonous
gases No. l mine was sealed becauS"
Of gases penetrating the entries from
No . mine. The reopening OF these tw"
mines will give employment TO about
$50 miners. This work OF clearing III"
debris from tho workings and rebuilding
the entries will require several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
CONTINUED From Page one.)

ate them to deal with special sun)ccts'
II IL emphasized that the most the COM
mittce or its groups will do is to recon-
mend. and that the recommendations
will not be binding on the convention
Platform Material.
Among the subjects selected as pos
s!hle platform material. and on which
opinions will he collected md tabulat-
ed, are business rehabilitation. tarin
changes. reimbursement OF foreign and
domestic commerce. postal reforms. bet
ter labor conditions and rrvicw or
the democratic administration. After
The conference today Chairman Hays
said. however. that there had been no
attempt so far to reach definite con-
rluslons. and that the whole work or
the committee still was in a formative
stage"
Committee members generally declin-
ed To discuss the omission or foreign
relations from the list Of possible cam
paign issues beyond saying that the
whole subject apparently remained open
until the senate had made it's record on
tho peace treaty 1t has been an open
secret for weeks that some or the m
nu.nlial figures in tho party. as in the
treaty put over into the campaign. and
cons idcrable pressure has been brought
Ia bear TO secure some sort Of an agree
mcnt in the senate.
Predicts Party Success.
In r statement tonight regarding his
trim ia the Pacific coast Mr.. Hays de-
cIared he found a general sentiment
everywhere in favor of Republican sue
CcsS In the campaign, and enumerated
the Subjects all Of them Of domestic
character. Of which he found the people
thinking The statement follows:
every where I find tho people. re-
Sardlcss Of past party affiliations. seek
ing Republican success. moved with the
conviction that by such success they
will make certain
First. an honest. efficient. economic
cal business administration OF the coun-
tryS affairs.
Second. that there will he developed
and executed n plan for the reduction
uf taxes with tn" repeal Of taxes which
kill initiative and the spreading of the
war dcm over largo number Of years.
Third. that Their" Will be developed
= better relation between labor and
capital with justice Ia both and with
Justice to the public, the third side Of
The trianTl" which must not be forgot
ten.
"F"urlh. that lh"r" shall he an ad-
ministrntion Of law and order every
wh"rr in tho nation.
Fifth. that the party will measure
It's steps forward by the, new needs oil
tn" nation. with It's eyes always ahead
but with its feet always on solid
ground
EI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
STATE ENGINEER TO
MAKE VALUATION
OF NATURAL GAS CO,

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb -
W. Baker Hall. assistant engineer for
the public service commission will leave
tomorrow for Washington. Pa. where he
will assist Samuel S. Wyet. OF Column
bus. Ohio. in making valuation or the
Natural Gas company OF West Virginia.
operating in northern West Virginia and
supplying Wheeling with natural gas.
The company AS rate Application
pending before the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
FRANKLIN OIL GOES UP.

r'HA%kIIN. pcnna.. Feb. An ad-
vanrr ,r 80. cents n barrel from $50 T."
$500 IN Tia" price OF Franklin heavy
crude oil. was announced today by the
Foru Oil company. which hahuirs II
large >hur" Of tn" local output rms
will h" thu second increase OF % cents /"
barrel sine" January !.
Frunklin heavy crude, which IL not
produced IN very large quantities. conf
mandcd 81 barrel for great many
wears and during the past year there
has been a tendency TO advance. The
entire output is consumed by local re-
finers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
"SLOAN'S IMMINENT
never FAILS MEv'
Arx Man or woman VINO Keeps Il
Handy WIN Tell You That
Same Thing.

TspErrAII.Y those frequently az
lacked BY rheumatic twinges A
- counter-irr!tant. Sloan's Imminent
.c.,t.rs the congestion and psnstratss
,witnous rubbing 10 tho afflicted part.
soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere for
rsdnr,ne and finally eliminating the
pains and aches OF lumbaSo. neuralgia.
nnuscle strain. joint stiffness spratns.
bruises. tho result OF exposure to
weather.
Sloan's I.nlmen. Is sold by all drug
gists, 35c. roc. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
WILSON IN PROTEST
Continued Prom Page one.)

la,ion and interest than tn" CoinC'd"n;
rTori of Premier Cl"menCcau similarly
Ia get in touch with Senator Lodge and
other Republican leaders few weeks
ago. The Massachusetts leader has HIM
salt rcfra,ned from mentioning the
names uf any distinguished foreign
statesmen who he has insisted have as
sur"d him that reservations would he
accepted by III" allies. but II is an open
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
@oMPERs ATTACKED

WASHINGTON. Feb. Samuel Com
pers, president OF tho American FEEDER
alton of Labor, was attacked in the
house again today by Representative
Blanton. Democrat. Texas. Rising 10 a
point OF personal privilege. Mr.. Blanton
declared that "this radical wolf has been
posing too long in sleeps clothing.
Taking exception to being called a
liar by Gompers." Blantou said that N
his state the rules OF fair play pre-
wanted a personal attack ION women.
old men and cripples."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Please Don't Forget

To attend the concert tonight at 81.
I.ukc's parish house. corner OF Ohio
and Penn streets. Island. Instrumental
and vocal numbers. All are invited.
f5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

DOI'til.AS. hriz.. Feb. 4-The SIT"
alton Of IicuIcnHntS q. l. tsh'r ana
l., NJ. Wolf American avPtors detained
mt \arO2arL sonora. since thclr mr.,
pIanr landed fifteen miles he'"" 'ha'
rIac, Monday afternoon - much vac
the same, today as yesterday Ih"! AZ"
sim technical prisoners % the Mexican
authorit,e-. with orders for ih"'r re-
lease expected mOmcntariII.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Hear American Airmen
Have Been Relieved

AFRICA. ohio. Feb. I.-licntrhHn'S
|. NJ WuIrr. who with Lieutenant q. /"
| 'sher. vas taken into custody by Mon
ran officials Monday after their air
,l,uc made = forced landing ~ MFN'"'
h,. nr.u released. according t" mes
s.,. received Int ioday by Mrs. Ada
T. Wolfe. mother Ur Lieutenant Wolfe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
NO PROFITEERING IN MY
REMEDY SAYS DR.. JONES
Sufferers from Lumbago. Stiff
Neck and Rheumatic Pains
May Still Get Houstonia
at Old Price.

Despite the increasing cost Of ev-
erything that goes into the manu-
facture Of 4 standard remedy The DR..
J. c. Jones Company Of So. Charles
ton, Ohio, makers Of "Houstonia"-
pronounced House-tone-e-ah - (ths
Original Jones Liniment) are deter
mined not to curtail the benefits Of
this wonderful remedy by increasing
its price. 1t is their proud boast that
for fifty years the formula, size Of
bottles and price have remained un-
changed. You may still obtain a
4 OF. bottle for Is cents, large size
30 cents and mammoth 20 OF. bottle
for $1.00. Get a bottle from your
druggist today and be prepared to
fight OF the effects Of Old Winters
icy blasts. Stiffness Of the muscles,
backache. rheumatic pains quickly
yield to its soothing and yet powerful
penetrating qualities. Be sure that
DR.. Jones picture in on the yellow
wrapper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05

Sold BY The Goodman Drug Co and
The ohio Valley Drug Co. wholesale
Distributors: and sold by the following
DRUG Stores: John Coleman Com
pany's two stores. 10th and Market St.
and $500 Chapline. Baers Drug stores
18th and Chapline and 18th and Market
Raus Drug Store. nth and Market; l..
J. Merge. 1915 Jacob: Quinn's. 18th and
Jacob: Fulton Pharmacy. Fulton: Nc
AlIister's Island Pharmacy: Frank M.
Roberts Bridgeport: Morrison 4 Lewis
two stores. .44th and jefferson and list
and Belmont. Bellairc: and Chas. Arnold
Co, Opp. b. & o. Depot. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
New PRECEDENT.

There are those who think that out OF
the present series OF Incidents may
come new prcccdcnts. namely. the send
inc OF unofficial ambassadors or minis
tcrs to sit in the Hobbies of the United
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05
CRIME IN A DRY TOWN.
An Extra Court Needed TO Handle tn,
Cases OF BOOtIeggers.

To THE Sun AND New YORK HERALD ::
Referring TO the prohibition argument
as TO the decrease in crime and empty
jalls let me say am familiar with n
city of 125,O00 where prohibition has
prevailed for ten years, Has there
been a decrease in arrests for drunken
ness? Yes; but the criminal court
docket became so full of bootleg cases
that 1t could not be cleared and sup
Elemental court had to be established
to try the offenders.
The jails are not so full as formerly
because the drunken man has first to
sober up and then give bond, II ne can
give it at all. But the aftiuent sober
bootIegger gives bond at once and avoids
the Jail.
In the city of which speak $780,
worth of captured whiskey was In stor-
age in the jail during the "flu" epidemic
Of 1918 and was distributed free to hos
pltals. The jail was full of whiskey. II
not of prisoners.
Whiskey is not a blessing and instl-
tutional vice IN form Of saloons has moth
ing to commend it. but regulated sale
of liquors would certainly seem to be
better than unregulated sale of wood
alcohol and poisonous decoctions.
J.. II. PENDLEToN.
New York, August 4.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05
A TEST FOR SPIRITISM.
Let 1t Seek n Control Among Those
Lost With the CyclOps.

Lost With the CyclOps.
To THE SUN AND New York HERALD ::
On July 81 you published an article,
Talking With the Dead" stating that
in London recently, at the banquet to Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle, 95 per cent. of the
400 persons present declared that they
had communicated with the dead. On
July II you drew attention to the fact
that the Cyclops. which sailed March 4.
1918, from Barbados for an American
pert, has never teen heard from.
Here is an opportunity to test the
alleged feasibility Of communication
with the dead. Last month ] had a
long conversation with a leading New
Yorker, more than eighty years Of age.
who has had. he believes, many conf
munications from the dead. ] asked
him IL they had ever told him anything
that he had never known. with the EN-
phasis on the never" He said. They
have not" Ny comment was, Then
what you suppose to be spiritual COM
municatlon may be only the revival Of
Impressions which have dropped out OF
your conscious memory. The human
mind has many strange powers that are
slowly coming to light; none of them
depend on spirits" GEORGE LIES.
MoxTREAl.. Quebec, August ..
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05
HyIan,s Revenge set Aside,

Justice FAwcETT's opinion in the
case of the Mayors expulsion Of re-
porter from the well Of the Board OF
Estimate makes 1t plain that neither
Mr.. HYLAN nor any other presiding
officer Of the board can wreak his
personal spite against q newspaper.
Justice FAwcETT declares that since
the reporter was admittedly not Of
fensiVe In word or action and had nc
controversy with the board, "the pre-
siding officer was not exercising any
function vested in him as such Off
Ger" when he denied admittance to
the reporter. 1t is not held that Il
majority Of the board itself could not
have ousted Il diSorderly reporter
from the press seats, but in the case
at issue there WAS no disorder and
the Mayor refused to put the expul'
sion to n vote. His temper, which
occasionally goes 1urther IMAM VAN
WYcK's. led him into an act both un.
just and illegal. by expelling re
porter whose only offence was that
his newspaper had criticised the
Mayor, Mr.. HYLAN put himself In the
position Of attempting to eoerce The
press--a most ridiculous appearance
for any man. 49,,
Let the Mayor pay off his grudges
outside Of Office hours, and let there
be no more Of his tantrumy displayed
toward those patient reporters whom
duty compels to sit through the some
times stupid and frequently riotou;
proceedings Of the most bellicose
Board of Estimate New York has
ever had.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-05

estimated that tho South loses $780,
100000 yearly through Ill health
among the negroes, and that one'half
OF this loss could be prevented.
Thus It appears TINT II IL within
the power Of Georgia and the South
more than to Offset the diminution OF
the labor supply by increasing the
efficiency Of what II retains. And
when medical science improves the
health of the rural population in the
South as well as In the North II may
also be found that 1t has done some
thing TO check the migration to the
city by making life on the farm
pleasanter.