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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

Iron is red blood food, and when the
iron in your blood runs low your red
blood corpuscles die by millions, the
strength goes from your body, the
color from your face-that mirror of
yourself-and your every action lacks
In power.
Actual blood tests show that tre-
mendously large number of people who
are weak and i'll lack iron in their blood
and that they are i'll for no other rea-
son than lack of iron. Iron deficiency
paralyzes healthy, forceful action, pulls
down the whole organism and weakens
the entire system. A place face,
nervous, irritable disposition, lack of
strength and endurance and the in
ability to cope with the strong, vigorous
folks in the race of life-these are the
sort of warning signals that Nature gives
when the blood is getting thin, pale,
watery and literally starving for want
of iron.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

These are the very finest tafteta Dresses
made. The product of noted New York
manufactured. Also high-grade georgettes
included in the sale at the one price. OF
course you'll want one to take away with
you. All sizes for women and misses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

If you are not sure OF your
condition. go TO your doctor
and have him take your blood
count and see where you
stand or else make the follow
Ing test yourself: See how
long you can work or how far
you can walk without becom-
ing tired: next take two five-
grain tablets of Nuxated Iron
three times per day after
meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and
see how much you have gained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

All high-grade models Of nannish serge,
stylish new effects that make them ideal
for going away. Women's end misses
sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Umpire BaItcrs Fined.

Cincinnati, June 28.--For throwing pop
bottles at Umpire William KLEIN during
the Cincinnati-5t Louis baseball game
here Saturday, Joachim Rensegehausen
and Fred Roose, fans, were fined SIS and
costs each in police court today. They
admitted the charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

BY enriching the blood and creating new
red blood cells, Nuxated Iron strengthens
the nerves. rebuids the weakened tissues
and helps TO instill renewed energy and
power into the whole system.
Unlike the older inorganic iron products
NuSated Iron is easily assimilated. does
not iniure the teeth. make them black
nor upset the stomach. The manufac-
turers guarantee successful and entirely
satisfactory results to every purchaser
or they will refund your money. 1t is
dispensed by all good druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

By remarkably lucky purchase we
secured this wonderful lot of high grade
gabardine wash skirts to sell tomorrow at
only $500. You'll want one or more. We
are sure they are the greatest values in
town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
RUBBER COMPANY HEAD
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
w. c. Walsh, President, and J. A.
Money, Superintendent, Meet
Death at Pottstown, Pa.

Pottstown, Pa, June 29-William c.
Walsh, 80 years old, president and gem
eral manager Of the Vulcweld Tire and
Rubber Company, and James A. Nancy,
80, general superintendent, were killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

One thing noticeable about the Mexican
since the days Of Diaz is that
there is never very much talk about n
econd term for anybody. Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

create, MS needed, similar commi ssions
for the investigation Of local charges Of
profiteering"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Lucky to Survive the First.

Nancy was veteran Of the British
army, having served FIVE years overseas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
How Nuxated Iron
Feeds the Blood
Helps Restore Wasted Tissues and Give
Increased
Strength, Power and Endurance
THE TEST THAT TELLS

without
Ferdinand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
FRAMING A DICTATORSHIP

Much stress has been laid by Demo-
cratic speakers. from President Wilson
down on the fact that all decisions made
by the League OF Nations council must
be unanimous Therefore. they argue. the
representative Of the United States
could block any action Objectionable to
this nation.
Very good. Now who is 10 tell this
representative what Is or is not obJec-
tionable TO the United States? Naturally.
he would take his instructions from the
power that appointed him.
What is that power? As the league
covenant now stands, the President OF
tho United States could personally Sc
lect the nations representative without
confirmation by Congress. That repre-
sentative would unqucstionably obey the
Presidents personal wishes.
Thus, in all important international
questions. and especially in all those in
volving war the Presidents personal
within would be the court Of first. last
and only resort. Acting under his orders
the representative appointed by him
would commit this nation to any course
the Presidents personal opinions might
dictate. Neither Congress nor any other
r~-Son or organization in America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
TRYING TO SHIFT THE
BLAME

Following the admission of "indis-
criminate killings" by United States
Marines Of natives OF Haytt. the Navy
Department and State Department are
busily engaged in attempts TO SHIFT
the responsibility. Secretary Daniels Is
also being bitterly blamed by Democra-
tic political leaders for having issued
his damaging report at this time. How
ever Mr.. Daniels did not have much
choice in the matter as Senator Hard
ing made the charge and had 1t been
denied or report delayed. Republicans
would undoubtedly have found way
10 bring the facts before the public.
Daniels was merely making desperate
effort to save the face Of the admins
tration by an appearance Of frankness.
The record OF this bloody orgy reads
like a chapter OF Spanish slaughter In
Mexico or Cuba. One out Of every 400
natives Of Hayti has been killed in the
qualification" OF this little island by the
most powerful nation on earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

, would have the slightest power in de-
cisions that might hurl all our millions
into the throes OF war.
Never was there a more perfect plan
for one-man government. 1t is one OF the
most torcible illustrations on record OF
the tendencies Of Mr.. Wilson's mind.
Not oven Julius Caesar had a dictator
ship 80 complete.
To remove this obvious danger. tho
Senate framed the following reserra-
ton:
No person is or shall be authorized
to represent the United States, nor shall
arr citizen Of the United States be ELI
gible az q member Of any body or
agency established or authorized by
said treaty OF peace with Germany eX-
cept pursuant to an act of Congress OF
the United States providing for his APP
pointment and defining his powers and
duties"
Mr.. Wilson. running true to form. con-
demned this reservation. Yet 1t Is the
only thing that would stand between the
nation and war brought on by the
President and his personal representa-
tive. And Mr.. Wilson wants the people
OF the nation 10 endorse the league
without the crossing OF Z" or the
dotting Of an 81" To vote for Mr.. Will
sons league means TO vote for nat
ionhl dictator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
COOK AND COX
nv ALBERT II. LAIDLAw


When Dr. Cook the truth forSook
To get him fame and treasure
The trip ne took to have look
At Polar ice was pleasure
Comparcd with what the Doctor got
For evidence intended
To prove a lot about the spot
From which the Pole extended
When asked for proofs ne took for goods
The profs OF Copenhagen.
But meath their roofs (not In their
hoofs)
We're brains not blank nor pagan;
And when his maps and other traps,
Doc showed the profs to trick en-
They said Perhaps you think wcro saps
But, Doc, your bull won't sic en-
And 50 with Cox who wears tho sox
OF Woodrow without washing;
He played the fox. but in a box.
He rants, his molars gnashinE;
His slush fund charge. blown up tou
large, -.
Exploded in committee;
His campaign barge ia on the marge
or wreck near YaZoo City.
The people find that Cox's mind.
At problems mathematlc.
Rut trails behind the Wilson Kind.
Whose forte Is acrostatic.
The doodle shout. corruption spout
And ysluah fund ALTERATION
We think about put Coxey out
For White House occupation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Our Daily Story
11o9X12k

1t had been q particularly dark week.
and that night vas one OF the DARKEST.
Only two stars were out. and they were
so close together that many people
| thought they were only one.
Steve McJimmy, secretary Of The East:
a pinch of self-mufflinE dynamite in
the keyhole OF tho door Of the palatial
residence Of manganese Orr, noiseless.
lily entered and In a few minutes had
! filled his sack with silverware.
Suddenly he uttered . muffled oath
| (three seasons in succession ne had
taken first prize at long distance oath
the shoulder steve McJlmmy whirled
and covered Manganese Orr with his
] Shake" said Orr simply. holding out
nv wsriIy, Stew. shook. Then he lowered
his gun.
card."
/, road: I'm recognition OF his ser.
vices In manufacturing and making pub
! lie shell out five bones bottle for the
patent medicine known as Orrs Dragon,
paint and turpentine. Mr.. Manganese Orr
Is hereby made a fully accredited MEM
Der Of the Eastern order Of Burglars,
and thereby all members Of the Order.
are notified to lay off his PREMISE"
Biting his lip with vexation. Sfsvo
empied his sack. BORROWED z nickel car
fare, for which Manganese. Orr made
S a1% i siiee,I s'S dropped out Is. TindoS
into me stiil dark night.
Copyright 1918. by Georgt Matthew
Ad2mS) $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
RIPPING RHYMES
~ WALT NAsoH
POTS AND KETTLES

There is no change on earth.
alack. Old customs with us linger;
the pot still calls the kettle black.
and points a scornful finger. This
metaphor OF course 10 wrong, for
pots cnn do no pointing; but let the
purists come along. avauntlng and
amounting. But men can point,
and point they do, with righteous
Indignation, at all the prohteerlnE
crew. OF high or humble station:
The grocer buys a Sunday suit. and
when he's made the payment. he
says tho government should shoot
the maker of that raiment. The
tailor TO the grocer wends. to buy
few molasses, and then his treas
ured beard he rcndS: The price all
reason passes!" The butcher stands
beside his block. and butches with
n cleaver: he bought some capsules
from the doc. to cure his Chllls and
fever. And now Ire says. 1T was
a shame. the way that sawbones
taxed me: he played a low down.
sinful game: he soaked me and he
waxed me-" The doctor to the
butcher goes. to buy pound Of
mutton; and says. on leaving.
Heaven knows this meat man 10 a
glutton! My father used to buy a
sheep for what this fragment cost
me: this butchers charges, fierce
and steep. confound me and exhaust
me-" The pots about the kettles
wall: the kettles get excited, and
say the pots would be In Jail II
public wrongs were righted.
Copyright by George Matthew
Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
A DEMOCRAT WHO SEES
CLEARLY

: Frederic Rene Coudert. prominent law
,,.r and banker OF New York. has re-
rounccd his allegiance TO the Democratic
party and has come out for Harding ana
Coolidge. Mr.. CUudert who was FORMER
lv special Assistant Attorney General OF
the United States. gives as his prlnc'-
pal reason "thc demonstrated inaoiilty
of tho Democratic party 10 produce
sufficiently sound and practical leader
ship 10 meet the problems OF the day.
He says in part:
The fact that the official and natu
raj leaders OF the Democratic parry
have abdicatrd responsibility In olnoLS
IoiluwIuE the PRESIDENT iS OF course
no justification for the party tsen.
Under our system party can V ~ -
10 be maintained in poweS on the rec
ord that It has made. and the record OF
the party cannot b. dtSSociated from
that OF President Wilson. Governor COX
does not, therefore. adequately or ac
curalcly state the situation whcn ne
says COX is running. not Wilson.
The whole thuth Is that the Demo-
cratic party is running anu mat nav :
ing put the party wholly in the hanaS
OF Mr. Wilson. his record ana the parry
record are indAssolublc and thus the
voter Is confronted squarcly with the
question aS to whether that record ~
sufficiently good To justify the main
.tenancr OF that party in power for -FOUR
more Years. Personally. l do not think
this record justirlrs the retention OF
tho Democratic party In political con-
troll OF the country.
Mr.. Coudcrt ~ one OF the thousands OF
Now York Democrats who have taken
a similar stand. So great Is this DRIFT
TO the Harding standard that Harding
Democrat clubs have become big Yea
ture OF the campaign In New York cry
and a separate Republican organization
has become necessary to look after their
specIsl needs. Mr.. Coudert has expressed
very clearly what is In then mlnos OK
American voters As a whole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
DRUG COCKTAILS GAVE
HIM 10Y, SAYS WIDOW
ALSO Made Him Incompetent to Draw
Will"

ALSO Made Him Incompetent to Draw
VIII"
New York. oct II (SpccIal)-
glory OF being drunk on "chloroform
cocktails" and "Pick Me Ups" was rcla-
ted yesterday to jury before Surrogate
Cohalan. Witnesses stated that Samuel
T Longman. whose will Is being con-
tested by his second wife. told how these
drinks made him happy.
Mrs. Rose Holman LonGman. OF ~
West End avenue. the contestant mar
ricd hcr husband to reform him about
six weeks before he died from the ef-
fects Of alcoholism. She Is about half
his age. In his will no loft her only $1,000
OF his $4,000 estate. giving the re-
mainder to his two children by former
wife His widow asserts he was incom-
petent to make tho will through excess
sve use Of drink and drugs.
The testators sister testified he was
sober at the time she saw him just BE-
fore his death and, in her opinion. ra-
tional in his speech and acts The trial
will be continued to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Aa tho American public ir never con
toni with pmnll or mean things when
better ones can br had. II follows Ihh'
the public drmands good railway srrNi'"
and rralizcA that II Cnn h" had only on
tho bnsir Of r"aH0nhblc profit 10 th"N'
who render the H"TriC".
Rrfurr the war tho railroads ""r" re-
Enrd"d M INDUCING In fpr"b"linE" wh'h
Ihcy In4iatCd that II HOmCthlnE w'r" MOI
done 10 gIvr stability Ia railroad "r"di'.
by recognizing the inCr"aHinE "Np"h"'
md the declining not. they would u" IN
trouble which would l." injurious to ia"
public.
1t took tho CRISIS Of tn" war I" max"
Il plain that thCS" were not i"r"bohlhES
hut warnings based ON "xp"ri"nC" and
Justified NJ that now tn" nation has
entered upon the path 10 correction OF
old errors and rcCOnstruCuon to meet
new conditions.
The difficulties In the railroad attua-
ton arises from several causes. FIRST
the long delay in recognizing IN" TACT
that rates for transportation could moi
continue to fall and costs or operation
commune to rise wlthou 80 wehkrnihR
the ra llruuds AZ Ia disturb III" dl"tribu-
ting capacity Of tn" roads upon whlch
the commerce Of the country chiefly
depends This commerce" Includes All
business and every industry IL IL on
vious and distribution OF all c0mmodi-
ties requiring railway SorNlce. IN"
greater Is the cas-" with which those VINO
deal In commodity can handle IL anu
the lcsz the pressure upon rr"ult.
The bankers specially understand inns
\ blII-uf-lRdlnR that ~ out -FOUR weeks
for a shipment moving between Two
points. M nRnlnrt bill-"f-lhdlhE "ni
but two weeks taken /" m"v" TIA" nnm"
Euodn tween III" ahn" points. nlhl"h II
condition which multiplied miIll"hh OF
rlmcn by the hurln"nr transactions "L
this country. rcprcn"ntn nm hEKr"Ihln 81
banking credit md huHin"an delay lhn'
can 10 achieved only by country II"
blk M ourH
Tho railroad ultuLiI"n ir hifficui TOR
another cause. which IL TIA" great IN
rrcnu, In the cost OF materials and Labor.
great deal is being rnid about IN"
high CoSt Of living Nowhcr" doe" II
nppIy TO greater extent than In mo
cost n railway service.
We may lrglslatc and imprls"n. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
HOW THIS COLORED
MAN WON SUCCESS

Atlanta. Ga. Oct l9-Born slave and
now rcputcd to he one Of the veal thicSt
and most respected Negroes IN me
South. r. Howard. II, today celebrated
his golden wedding anniversary ana
made. it the occasion L" give some advice
to members OF his race.
Beginning on n legacy OF Slc", Iclt
| bv his former master. Howard now
! owns a business rated as the fourth
largest OF It's size in the city ana Imam
! ciai institutions readily make loans 10
| his name. , -
Il never wasted time. never went IN
| for wild oats never saw baseball game
and never danced a stcp-but always
! attended to my business. said Howard.
No social equality for me; no sane
; thinking Negro wants IT.
; The Negro today, Howard said. wants
p h.,tcr iuSIicc in courts better accom-
modu,,0ns on railroad trains and more
! schools for his children.
I Too many silk shirts and to" nuch
! good time" said nc. were the causes OF
racial unrest"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
DEFENDER OF LIEGE DEAD

General Leman. the FIRST and ono OF
the greatest OF the heroes OF tho world
war. Is dead 1T Licgc. The commander
Of the Belgian army. who dcficd the
mighty German artillery which blew
his forts to pieces and wounded him
seriously. died peacefully near the scene
OF his mighty deods; OF pneumonia.
II Belgium saved the allies. which is
gene rally admitted. then 1t must be con-
coded that Lcman won the world war.
He was appointed governor OF Lego
only a few monts before the outbreak
of the war in 1914. He was ono OF tho
few who anticipated the conflict and
had predicted the exact route the Ger
man army would follow. Consequently.
he was prepared, as nearly rs any man
could prepare $4,000 men to resist 3O0,-
900 picked German shock troops, sup
ported by the most tremendous artillery
the world had ever seen.
When the Germans were done with
Liege, they had but 100000 men with
whom to continue their sweep, instead OF
300. 900. Leman. with both legs crushed
by falling slabs of concrete. lay on cot
in Loncin fort and directed the battle
until the fort blew up and he was cap
tured. The defense OF Liege gave the
French and British chance TO prepare
for the German flood which was turned
back at the Marns.
The death Of this hero occasions deep
regret. but It Is a source Of considerable
satisfaction to reflect that he lived to
see the allies triumphant and his own
heroism fittingly rewarded. General Lee
man was officially invited to visit the
United States with King Albert and
Queen Elizabeth but was unable to make
the trip.
has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

: we cannot irIrlc with th" law az supply
| and demand nny more HnfCly than ""
rnn ignore the chh mud flow "f ia" lid"
J when the nTmi"H Of ia" ""r'h 700"
| ~ way millions or mcu from lndu"lTh hh"
! thnnr who remained found lh'Ii NH
. vircT In high demand wages "'h' VIZ
| when foreign governments E"N' 80"
/ trnCtY Ia our mhnuin' lur"IH "h,' S"'r
! builders un IN" hHNiu Of c"W pIu" "'
arbitrary urrrrntaCC or nup"rChhrE''
wages climbed with h"thonS" El""'",
! when "" Joined the war IN" hrn'',"
, hccam" greater than ever ana sui NV
: wages grew. +,
/ The workmrn cannot hc blamed LOT II
! The increase In wages cam" In Er'"'
part from competition between employ
rrs who offered rival Inducements l"I
the service of tn" limltru l"T''S =" NC
/ had. Under such Clrrumathh'"H Shi'h
/ Ing and striking can be C0nd"mh'N' nut
! the higher wages III" w"rkmcn "hlh'ileu
: because OF competition for his services
may not bo condemned.
! The result was II high wage scale
mounting ever higher IN our lhuuS,r'cS
OF every kind. From this increase OF
wages the railroads could not be exempt
! The wages had to he Increased II inc
men were To be kept In the service. anu
| the constant struKgl" was l" meet INC
labor situation In such way aa W"hIu
keep the railroads running.
, rims the high wages In ia" INDUS
I tries Of the country had the lncHllhbI'
| result or inCrruHinH the cohi OF an 'h'
| Sunpllra furnished {" the rhlIT"hhH "
! thnrr lu,iuatrlr~ and had tn" further al
feet Of IncrrnHlnE the cont OF ia" labor
used by the rullrunh" directly. ~ SLANG
}hr permitted TIA" railroads F"I II com
o iuE mud going Although mere u"""'
Irrr nro ,IlrfrTrn,ci III detail h"i w""h
the WAY the wnE" n'h"dulrH might nav"
been handled under private" control hnr
Ing tho war compared with ia" why
thcy wcro handled und"r E"N'Ih'h"h.
control the crrrnlinl fact r"ihlh" 'nh'
r,IIr,,L ,ynpru Ind to keep pnC" win
thu rinInE WACO In inhunty E"nrrhi'y,
! for thcro In no way Ivy which railroad
cnn br supplied with men except IN com
/ petition with other industries Tor III"
| HrrviCc OF these mon.
Copyright. l92O)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

1t is very noticeable that Mr.. Cox has
dropped his ;15.ooo.OOo slush fund &C
cusations and now takes the League Of
Nations for his sole theme. He has not
however, had the decency to apologize
for his unfounded charges, which have
been proved false by an investigation
in which members Of his own party were
prominent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Geographical note for the benefit OF
Jimmy Cox 1t al: The Salt river is To-
Gated in Arizona. In a valley which'
through a government Irrigation project,
has become quite fertile and valuable.
So cheer up. James your little trip
might be a lot worse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
WATCH FLORIDA'S VOTE
Democratic Plurality Much Below
Normal In Predicted

To the New York Herald: The Florida
vote this year will be well worth watch
ing, though there Is not Il chance that
Cox will not carry tho state. but l pre-
dit the usual Democratic majority VIII
dwindlc at least 80 per cent.
MANY OF the Democratic leaders,
though long having cast Wilson aside,
are disguised with Cox and his meth
DDS of conducting his campaign, and l
often hear from them comparisons as
TO the two cand idatos which should
cause Governor Cox some uneasne 81
even as TO this rockrlbbed bed OF Dem
uCrnCy.
DERELICT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Barlow. Fla, Oct. -
Persuasion Needed. -

PerBuaHion Neede0- 10 those WHO
wor and the animals welfare only
under pressure or when cornered by
some humanitarian, financial .straegist.
the attitude Of Farmer Applegate's COW
applies: How much milk does that cow
give" asked the summer boarder.
Wal" replied Farmer Applegate. "ef
YOU mean by voluntary contrioooshun
she don't give none. But cf ye kin get
her Cnrnercd so she cant kick none to
hurt. an ablc-bodied man can take away
about LEVIN quarts a day from her.
Our Dumb Animals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

The II said you said he said" folks
have nothing on President wilson IN
his argument over whether ne promised
the Rumanians and Serbs what Senator
Spencer said he did.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
AL ARKANsAa PRosP1Cr

We are glad to read about the
sheriff. Mr.. Gordon. catching 20 many
Wildcats. Hurry. Jim. and come this
way. for It's booze all over the camp
and snake on every big hill.-Roberts-
VILE Correspondence Conway Unit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
WANTED, THE FooL-n1LER

These Georgia and Alabama gentle
men who are now burning cotton to
drive the price up TO 40 cents are the
same indignant enemies OF the II. &. l..
who while ago were bustly engaged
sa"ing humanity by the overall move
mcnt.-From The Washington Post.