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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

Miss nellie Summons will be hostes:
this evening to the other members oil
the "2B" club. -
Mr.. W. r, James and Mr.: William william
scheck, Of this place. arc at sprinEfi ,he
Improved Order Of Red Men. They are
delegates from Osseo Tribe here. Mrs
II. J. Davis and daughter, Mrs: Nancy
Davis Prettymanh are also In that city
for the convention Of Daughters Of Po-
cahontas lodge. The Order OF fsG Men
and the Pocahontas lodge are animated
Mr.. Roy Bonar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. l.. Bonar, Of West 10th street, VIII
leave today for Athens to- enter ONO
university Tor the spring n .St ch GG
Of Cambridge. returned to Yer nome
yesterday afternoon after having spent
few days visiting her mother MIS- M
l.. Marsh.
Messrs. John and Elmer Robinson and d
their aunts, the Misses Catherine and
Martha Smith, went on Saturday TO TO
ledo, from which city they drove nome
in a handsome new Willys-knieht coupe
purchased by Mr.. John Robinson.
Miss Velnia Rodcfer. teacher IN the
high school at Adamston. W. va speN
the end Of the week at her home here:
DR.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Price have return.
ed from Dennison, o., where they speni
Sunday attending the hftieth annlEer,
sary OF the Presbyterian churcn, OF tna,
place DIR. Price had hcen 2 pastor tnere
nal address Of the occasion.
Mrs. Julia Hcrzberg. Of Bellaire, chair.
man for this district in the Salvation
Army drive, has arranged for the WORN
to be done here this week: Miss Martha
Smith and Mrs. II. {. Wagner VIII ac'
n local chairmen. Voluntary contrtbu'
tions or subscriptions may be paid al
the shadyside bank or at the new.
stand. Any gift, even as small as "a
cents, will be thankfully received TO Pro.
IN its effort to uplift humanity.
Miss Vcrna, little daughter OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Green. Jr.. Ia recoSerin6
from a bad case OF tohsilitis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
Danish:
Nervousness
Put Vigor and Ambition into
Rum Down, Tired Out
People.

II you feel tired out, out Of sorts, de-
spondent, mentally or physically de-
pressed, and lack the desire OF accom-.
plish things. gel, a 90 cent box OF Wen
delrs Pills, Ambition Brand, at John
Coleman, C. H. Griest & Co., today and
take the first big step toward feeling
better right away.
lf.you work too hard. smoke too
much, or are nervous because of over
indulgence Of any kind, Wandell's
Pills, Ambition Brand; will make you
feel better in three days or money back
from John Coleman. c. H. Griest & Co.
on the first box purchased.
AS a treatment for affections OF the
nervous system. constipation. loss of
appetite, trembling. sleeplessness, ex-
bausted vitality or Nervous Indiges-
ton. get box Of Wendelrs Pills, Am
bition Brand, today on the money back
plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
CENTRAL POWER
:. COMPANY GIVEN
BLAME IN DEATH
Joronsr Declares Company Wss NsSa-
10 ren. In Case which Cost Life Of
William Hunt Of BtsWArtSvtlls.

That the Central Power and Light
company was indirectly responsible for
The death OF William A. Hunt. we'll
known vartsvi,le man. who was elsc.
lrocuScd recently, Is the decision reached
BY Coroner John r. Wyatt In this case.
The coroner has just completed his IN
, vestigation.
Hunt was employed at the Pursegiove.:
Maher coal mine and was electrocuteo
while throwing \ switch at the mine.
The coroner declares that the handIe
OH the switch - OF iron and ls not In
sulated. He also declares that there In
no platform upon which tho swttehman
may stand when turning on tho ss,ooO
volts by the switch handle. For this
negligence he holds tho company 10 in
directly responsible for the mans death.
A$hlstio rally
There was an athletic rally OF the
high school student body here Yesterday
over the winning OF tho o. Y. a. a:
track and feld meet by the Rcd ant!
Black warriors on the Wheeling Island
grounds on Saturday. Bellalre hign
which has won two track and peld meets:
. xovnshlp school Notes
Nominations, the fnal ones or the
ysar, are being hsld now in the Pultney
township schools.
A special meeting Of the township
school board will Be- held wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
DOCTORS prefer ]
" CAtOTADS FOR !,
:, A LAZY LIVER
wonD1x1vn row 1u1aE9 A1D
O4I113uL fn WORLD 100x1
AfTE0 ?Ax00 I'm IAuH1s
G103LY NA11.;

Have you tried the nauAeless cifoRnll
that makes calomel taking pieASur1i
II you have, you appreciate tho wopdsf.
full virtues Of caIomsl when robbed OF
ali its dangerous and nauseating 81.
fectt.
Caiotabs is the fayorits iof the drug
trade. Pharmacists regard It as tho
best remedy for tho liver. Its effect In
biliousness, constipation. headache and
indI sestIon Is most delightful. ~
The next time your liver neede Q
thorough cleansing try Caiotahs. one
tablet at bedtime with swallow Of
wIter, that's all. No taste, no naus1e,
20 salts, no Eriping; You yekS mp n
tern Thoroughly cieanseds and a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
pieAse-no danger. ~. -
CaIotabs are sold only In originak
ysaied packages, price thirty-hYe cente
Your druggist ID authorized TO- refund
our money II you do not ind. them 81.
fectivc and delightful.-(AdvJ Il, a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
SHADySIDE

Regular meeting Of the Woman's club
will be held Tuesday evening In the
basement OF the Christian church. Ihis
{iccrs and payment Of dues. Mrs: N: E.
Marsh. Mrs. VIM. Poff. Mrs. William
Caldwell and Miss Margaret Eksy are
hostesses for the evening and WY serve
n lunch.
avenue, Yesterday moved her household
goods TO st. Clairsville. where she VIII
reside with her daughter. Mrs. james
Young.
Mrs. r. C. Faris, Mrs. Robert F'uthey
ara Miss Martha Smith are at Barnes
Lille attending q meeting Of the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties Of tie st. Clairsvllle Presbytery'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
GAINESVILLE

Miss Mary schafer. daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. William Schafer. and Wiinas'
ried at Wheeling Saturday.
Miss Anna B. Norris. of Pittsburgh
pa. spent sunday with her parents, Mr.
and MIRA. o. r. Norris. Of North Chest
Mr. and Mrs. Vern orrlson Of Bethes-
da, spent Saturday in town. ~
l.. g. Brown and daughter spent sun
day ut Bcallsrille, Ohio:
willard Bailey, Of Martins FSfry'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
Dc You Enjoy LITER

4 man in good physical condition IS
almost certain TO enjoy life. while inc
bilious and dyspeptic are respondent. 40
not enjoy their meals and feel miSerani,e
q GOOD share Of the time. This III leet-
inc ia nearly always unnecessary. \
few doses OF Chamberlain's Tablets to
tone up the stomach, improve the diGes.
lion and regulate the bowels Is all ihai
is needed. Try it,. For sale by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
bridgeport without water

This city will be without water TO-DAY
and possibly tomorrow rs the result oil
The pacing OF water meter at tho cor
pnraiion Inc by the city of Martins
Ferry. The meter Will be put IN. place
.hiS morning and IL IL not known wheth-
or or not the water Will be turned on
this evening or not. Residents are nd
vised to get a store Of water on hand as
soon as possible.
Queen Esther Circle
The Queen Esther Circle OF tho West
Bridgeport NJ. +. church was entertained
last evening at tho home of Mrs Helen
Green. Several matters Of Importance
wore given attention following which II
tempting lunch was served by the hos
less.
Alpha Pi Meeting
The regular meeting of the N!phn FL
Alumni fraternity was held last evening
nt The chapter rooms al which time bus
mess matters Of importance were given
attention. \ large percentage OF the
members were In attendance.
New Son Arrives
Word has been received in this city to
the effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11

Ohio, spent tho Weekend With ! ID rars
snts MI. and Mrs.. l. /. ,Bailsy:af 1.st
JAKE sWeiIer. OF R.silSyiue. ,ohi,. was
a business visitor hefs yeaterdaj.
Mrs. Willis. Holloway and sen ~
turned to Pittsburgh. Saturday .. Ter Q
Mrs. Leonard HiltSn and edsu, Inter,
Miss Louise Hilton, Hni return to their
home at Sebring. Ohio. this weak Sfter
an extended visit with. az. and n.sA. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fr1pk Links, of chisago.
are visiting relatives mere this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Gould Of wheel.
ing spent Monday here With relatives.
@uEH1D 20 DxAxE
Special Dispatch 10 The ,1ntelllke1c1s. j.
CLARKSRURG. w. Va, May !e-
John Bonasso. -, an ItSlian coal niih,sn
was crushed to death TO between mir
cars while At work today In the WflAfd
coal mine near Shinnston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
Rencer at 'Hickey's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport hardware Company or
cu!; Martins Ferry 227 j.
Albert W, Ot!c. Local Correspondent.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

a How much vacant public land is there in the United States!-J. A. .
 A. The last report of the depart : nnent of the interior gives tolai oi 212,901,622 acres in continentai ohIteo States that are unappropriated and un- reserved public lands. Of thls, f4'- 1l2.93S are as yet unsurveyed.
 c. Does gasoline give off vapor - D. A. R.
 A. Gasoline gives off a very expio- sive yarDor even at ordinary tempera- tures This yapor is heavier than ar and may be present in a layer near the floor of a room in which the odor or gasoline is scarcely noticeable to person standing. ., .s
 c. What is pro o-cathedrai!-"' : E. N. bv bishon and used as his chief church when there is no cathedral m his residential city is called pro cathedral. ,
 0. How may dandeIion greens be prepared for sandwich tHings!-'.
 Mince fresh dandeIion leaves and stems. add onion juice, celery salt. sait and pepper and sufficient mayonnaise to make the mixture or proper con sistency Spread between slices or ouI- tered bread.
 O. How many chiidren oio HHo'o"
 
 A. President Jackson had no cnli- fren of his own. He adopted son. a nephew of Mrs. Jackson He was named Andrew Jackson Donaldson, ard in 1880 was a candidate for vice. president with Willard Fillmore.
 O. How did the name Jack kctch originate?-H. F.
 This is a familiar title for a hangman in England, and John ketcn was actually the name of the public cxecutioner during the reign of James II.
 0. Can you tell me an easy way to roake invisible writing?-E. l..
 X. Common milk may be used for such writing since exposure to strong leat will make the characters visible. An invisible ink may be prepared by mixing one part of linseed oil with twenty parts of aqua ammonia and one hundred parts of water lmmer- sion in water will bring out the writ ing.
 o. How did people first measure the circumference of the earth?-M. s. E.
 A. Erastothenes, who lived between PTS and 195 E. C.. probably was the first to measure the distance and adopted the same method that is em- ployed at present. He found that the distance between Syene and Alexan- dria was one-fiftieth of a great circle about degrees 13 nlinutes-and on tbis basis computed the circumference q the earth to be 250.000 stadia. The exact length of the stadium he used is not known and it is not possible to compute the decree of error in his call culations.
 c. Should palms be kept quite wet? --m. V.
 A. Regular watering is essential.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
OUR CONSOLATION

"Official' songs. as rule. are frightful things. We thought that our recently adopted state anthem, "Ari- zona", was the limit but since reading the following official boosting song Of Chicago we are inclined to be more Ienient with our local creature. Everybody listen while we tell you our
 plan, Don't be in the missin'. just help all
 you can, You'll find satisfaction in the things
 we tell to you, And this is all you will have to do:
 CHORUS Boost Chicago-itS wonderful town Everywhere you go. If you're anxious to get in it We'll explain the way. There's a train here every minute And there are boats in every day. Boost Chicago-it's wonderful town That's the only thing to do. If you're going to go to Cuba Now go down there alone; You Can have your fun there But we'll have ours at home. Boost Chicago-it's a wonderful town Cause Chicago's boosting you.
 SECOND CHORUS Boost chicago-it's wonderful town Everywhere you go. A lot of people think that Atlantic City's great, But We have thirty miles of water
 front, While they have only eight; Boost Chicago-it'S wonderful town That's the only thing to do; We'll have the largest population soon, As sure as you're born. So throw away your hammer, And get yourself a horn. Boost Chicago-it's wonderful town Cause Chica go's boosting you
 THIRD CHORUS Boost Chicago-it's wonderful town Everywhere you go. Some folks think it's wonderful To be a Broadway fan, Rut they'll soon change their mind, When they see our Chicago plan- Boost Chicago-it's wonderful town That's the only thing to do. Do you know at the present time Chicago leads the world in health? Now show us one good reason We shouldn't lead in wealth. Boost Chicago--it's wonderful town Cause Chicago'S boosting you.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
THE BIG GRAB.

We will be pardoned for going out of our way this morning for the pur- pose of cong graduating the designers and builders of the capitol addition.
 Take the matter Of the wash parlors for gents We will blushingly pass over the fact that the windows 10 these rooms. looking out os4 the road way and beautiful grounds that are patdonized daily by admiring tourists. are Of clear glass whose transparency outdoes Arizona's own atmosphere. One could wish that Jack Frost could do bit of his work on those windows. It would throw a temporary cover over the official lack of decency in the state.
 But about the washstands. There are three in each room. Immediately above one of these stands is cute little rack with three cute little hooks One might by using little care hang a ribbon on one of these hooks. but as to hat or a coat--welI. we saw poor fish pour himself bowl of water and just as he prepared to dive into 1t he took a deep breath. The current Of air he thus started blew his coat off one of these precarious hooks and his frock beat him to the bowl of water. the bird that put it where he did prob ably never used a washbowl.
 Two of the stands have these push button soap bottles over them The middle one has none. Now. the only time one would choose to use the mid : de bowl would be when the other two were being used. And about the time he would reach over to his neigbbor's sap bottle and thus give him an un- invited shower bath. he would be re- ouested to '.shinny on his own side
 We admit. of course, the lack of jus tice in our i'll concealed criticism. One should not expect too much plumage in S25o,000 wing.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30

he's saying in his own advt." And then what's the result Why, the people who see the ad and don't know John Hyder's big heart and idears will say. That guy must take us for suckers. Why don't he practice what he breaches? If it's straw hat time, why don't he wear one? Some town, I'll bet" And so on etc. etc. until you never can tell where it's liable to end up.
 So I say. John. let's get together and have a little boosting for the town. Let's show the people on the outside that we are all pushing together and there's real harmony in the town. We all gotta live here and so why not try to make the best of it
 Yrs. sinc'y.
 The Cub Reporter
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
The Deportation Trial

Alter months of time and mountains of expensa the deportation trial Tombstone that is the tria, of the first Of some hundreds defendants is draw fng to close It is generally believed that if will eho Ill q mlstrial That belief the nature or the case-an issue which the people were hone iessiy divided from the day ldeportations took written law took the place the regularly enacted statutes.
 In this case persons of radical sentiments-nlany of whom ordinarily have respect for law and flout handmade laws" become stcklers for the enforcement of the law against Kidnapping On the other hand persons conservative tendencies who ordinarily obedient he written laws, be- leve that the properly recognized higher law that July day.
 Practically every in Cochise county is either a radical a conservative concerns the de- portaton The jurors who into the box may be supposed be a mixed lot conservatives and radicals each of whom carried the box with him deep seated opinion dating from the day of the deportation. It is unlikely that what he has heard long weeks since he sworn will alter his opinion.
 Indeed from such fra grnentary description vered to jury, the members, whatever their leve that the instructions afford them confirmation of their preconceived views regarding the deporta ton.
 Therefore, it should have miraculously happened that the jury made up of men of one way thinking at the beginning, they hardly be brought into the end
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
 HIGHWAY BEERS

If YOU doubt that there's one born every minute, just lend an ear. to our so- called civic and business organiza- tions advising the highway cornish to let their bids for road construction i'm mediately and let the matter Of the promised decrease in freight rates be taken care of later.
 Same old song: 'eYou pay the freight"
 Seemingly, the gents on the highway conish aren't the suckers some people have been playing them for.
 Cor1rade Racket really made some observation when he observed that if some folks would direct their time and energy toward the railroads instead oi agin the cornish. they would get some where
 There are some advantages in hav- ing an automatic phone system.
 Just as soon as the railroads get the idea that this county is demanding re- enforced concrete roads they'll come down on the cement freight rates. By '.reenforced" we mean the cornish. the highway commission is reeRforced by public sentiment.
 With Harding leading Wood by a close margin in Ohio, it came pretty close to being a Hard Wood race.
 
 It begins to look as though the Re nl,bljcans are not stHooverizing on their ballots very much.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
EDITORIAL C. G. H. Editor
THE A. A. I. E.

Formidable opposition has developed against the Phoenix local of the Amai- gamated Assn. ot Icedrain Emptiers. The organization of this Humanitarian movement was announced exclusively in the Camers Back last week, as our reader will remeber.
 The opposition, strange to say, ap- pears to be pushed almost entirely by the women of the community. Just why our ladies should be opposed to the A. A. I. E. is not clear, although it is hinted that the pros and cons in the movement are split by "hairiine' division. Something about the chances for good hair wash going by the boards if the proposed union four ishes. Members of the union, it might be said, have declared themselves against the -called~"soft water res ervations', as proposed by the lades-
 Among the men, the movement for a union of the downtrodden in house. holds. who have to empty the pan un- der the icebox, has met with instant we dare say almost simultaneous approval I'm for it." declared one husky householder who has been driven around and under the ice box these many years by 8 fragile wife with delicate hair that simply can't stand the touch of hard water. I'm for it. Put me down as charter member and here's $500 to help the good cause along. What I says, is, Men, take your nose from under the icebox.' You can put me down as one of your speakers at the next open meeting.
 We are being swamped with sug- gestions and propositions as to how to further this great cause and until we look over this mass of correspondence more minutely we shall reserve further comment. We can only assure the downtrodden that their interests will be protected by this fearful weekly, and may we urge upon our readers to be at the mass meeting next Saturday night?
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
The Sugar Situation

Sugar is going to be sweeter than it has been within the memory of persons who have lived only within the present generation It will shortly be twenty-two cents pound in Phoenix. It is already selling at twenty-five a pound in California. What it will later be when canning opens creating the annual demand for experts j predict.
 The annual the people of this country at the price of twenty-two cents a pound found to be s1O head This tax chiefly the hands of comparatively few specuators something more than billion dollars generously presented to them by blind government whose mpotency has since left them in undsturbed possession of
 These speculators have their money and will a great of the sugar which President Wilson would not let the equalization buy for the people of the United States. Hoover perceving that there must necessarily be world shortage of sugar recommended the purchase of the Cuban crop 64 a pound. The president is said to have been fearful that there would drop the price of sugar in which case the government would be blamed by the people. The president assumed be familiar with conditions than MT Hoover
 On what theory the president could have expected drop in the price of sugar has been stated The beet fields Europe which had contributed so much to the worlds supply they had been for three years The visible supply of sugar less than it had been yeafs> Certainly nobody else in the whole world thought there going to be drop in sugar figures.
 The British government did it invaded Cuba along with American spectators and the which the president rejected.
 .s The effect of this blindness the part of the president months ago but the department of justice made only impotent attempts train of evils which following, everyone had foreseen they would follow. Now late date the government has put the dealers license That will not prevent the prices under the Jaw of supply and demand. the best it can only prevent speculation manipulation and the resale of sugar.
 Previously the government when had fixed a price or rising sugar at SIS S5 port of New , ork liked the profit of wholesaler dealers at fair figure Retailers allowed a profit of s1 hun tifed-also a fair profit considering the turnover Now, there is in the sugar country some that cost s11 hundred some s15. .s5 some at s17 Now wholesalers will have to pay s2o 5O Fair price boards are making compromises with them which allow them greater profits than the old margin gave tnen-considering the lower priced stocks on hand
 But the people being bIed because our gov ernment stupid and obstinate, and for the same reason the spectators rolling in wealth yvr,ns, from every family in the land.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30

citizens are concerned.
 You may be assured that the Casa Grande- Florence Valley will not per init the injEiicious acts of a compara lively few baseball fans, to make them feel less appreciative and less neigh borly to the good people of your valley who have been and are so generously assisting us in our efforts to build the San Carlos dam.
 Allow us to say to the city of Phoe- nix that the incident last Sunday. while regrettable, has given our valley once more evidence of the high regard in which your young neighbor is held and we join your good paper in call ing the matter closed.
 P. D. OVERFIELD.