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New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

any test Of Loyalty or political prin-
ciplc as a qualification for member
ship IN addition to the official pre-
aoribed OATH" said Bloch "To do so
would be a nullitication of democracy
and q shameless establishment OF
dicta torship. An official ballot bear
ing marks by duly qualified American
electors l regard as a sacred thing.
Il shall not subscribe TO the doctrine
that We, as members of the Legislature,
have constitutional right to throw a
ballot box or any number of ballot
boxes out into the open sea. Our duty
is to safeguard them and not to
destroy them"
Assemblyman Caesar Barra, of Tam
many Hail. was recognized. He declared
that all five men were conspirators to
overthrow the government and should
be expelled.
81 shall gladly vote to oust all five
of them!" he declared. "If two of
them arc guilty, all five of them under
the law of conspiracy are guilty"
McCue Attacks Amos
Assrmblynan McCue was recognized
He started by attacking Assemblyman
William c. Amos, Republican. Of New
York City, who had referred TO the
ousting Of the Socialists as blow at
Christian civilization. McCue said he
believed that Amos was not patriotic
in his heart. but merely A lip service
patriot
81 rise to question of personal
privilege said Amos
II will not quit" shouted McCue
If YOU want to answer me when |
finish III be here. I am neither thin
skinned nor light fisted'
The Speaker would not recognize
Amos, and McCue then turned his at
tention to the Socialists, who, he de-
ciared, were menace to the entire
country. He said the Socialist party
was not on trial, but the five men them
selves.
They gave away their right to sit
IN the Assembly when they gave their
pledges to the executive committee of
the Socialist party" he declared. "Thcv
90 not represent any constituencies.
lhcy represent the executive commit
tee OF the Socialist party and nothing
else"
After McCue had referred to the ius
tiication Of physical force in dealing
wlth Socialists, he cXclaimed: "They'll
tell you because | referred to physical
force | want to shoot all the protitecr~
ing landlords and all the hypocrites
and all the Socialists"
After pause, he added: Il do"
Ihis was greeted with applause.
McCuc made passionate plea for
the expulsion of all five, and when he
finished was accorded more applause
than was mcted out to any other
speaker.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Pilot Dies as Air.
sFliuuer' Crashes
Captain Foote Killed at
Mineola in 900 Foot
Fall With the Butterfly

Captain John NJ. ("Jack'O Footc. one
of the best known test pilots in thi.
country, was killed Yesterday in fall
Of 1000 feet near Roosevelt Field,
Mincola, Long Island. The accident oc-
CURED at the time Captain Footc was
testing out the new l.. w. T.. monoplanc
butterfly, that had become generally
known as the first aerial OLIVER
Captain Foote was rushed in an
automobile to Nassau Hospital, where
he died at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. He had been test pilot for the
l.: w. +. Corporation, of Long Island
City, ever since he left the army last
year.
Yesterdays fight was the second he
had made with the Butterfly. For this
flight the machine had been equipped
with new stabilizing device. but as
soon as it attained altitude it was OBJ
served to be humping badly. Suddenly
1T dived straight for the ground. and,
despite frantic efforts of the pilot,
crashed
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

selves. The marshals also will be
asked when they serve eviction papers
10 show more politeness and less haste
than has been the custom of some
President La Guardia has found two
new faults with the housing bills be-
lore the Legislature, and has sent mes
sages to Albany asking that the bills
be changed. The first has to do with
the fact that hotels are not included
unoer the regulations. He fears that
unless this is corrected hundreds OF
apartments Will install lunch room.
call themselves hotels and evade the
law.
The second fault found is IN the bill
relative 10 summary proceedings. whic
has been changed so as 10 reduce TO
SIX months instead of year the time
tenant can hold over. under court dis
cfetlon, II he continues 10 refuse TO pay
increased rent, but does pay the orig
nal rent. This, ne believed, would ac-
complish only temporary good and
would produce an aggravated situation
on October i, as the landlords could
commence action INN mediately and have
all apartments vacated by October l.
High Increases Investigated
Two alleged cases of protiteering
came TO the attention of the Mayors
Committee yesterday Mrs. NJ. Z.
Thompson, living in an apartment at
st. Nicholas Avenue and 11Sth and
10th streets. reported that she had
been ordered to move along with some
30 other tenants, because OF objections
TO raises from $35 to sos a month
Charges Of $50 per cent increases
We're made before the committee by L.
|. Stewart, living in a building owned
by the Wayne Investing Company, 604
West 16lst Street. Stewart said he
occupied six rooms and had been
raised from $50 to SIPS, special con-
cession OF $25 being made to him be-
cause he is an old tenant.
meeting to complete the organiza-
ton of the new league of loft renters
to oppose rent increases will be held
o-day.
The Rev. Dr. Christian F. Reisner,
pastor of the Grace NJ f. Church at
l31 West l04th Street has called
meeting of tenants of the upper west
side of Harlem for Saturday night.
Alderman Horan and Senator Kaplan
will speak
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
Spirit of Regal's Third
Wife Costs Him $4,000
Jury Awards Mrs. RosentI,al
Verdict in Breach of
Promise Suit

The advice given Samuel Regal, vice
Company, by the spirit of his third
wife will cost him $4,000. That is
the amount of the verdict given yes
terday by a Supreme Court jury to
Mrs. Cecilia Rosenthal. in her suit
against Regal for breach of promise.
She sued for $4,000.
Mrs. Rosenthai said that, after sew
eral postponements of the wedding.
Regal told her that he could not make
her his fourth wife because the spirit
of his third wife had advised him not
New-York tribune., 1920-04-01

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New-York tribune., 1920-04-01
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to remarry. Regal denied that he had
given Mrs Rosenthai this explanation
for not keeping the engagement with
her.
He said that he had been too busv
to marry, and that the engagement was
declared off by mutual consent after
Regal had told Mrs. Rosenthal he did
not care to assume the responsibilitv
of stepfather TO her twenty -eight-year-
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In reply to a question by Justice
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26

ten she ran bills which were hard to
pay for articles she could have done
without.
The homo which had the loving nus
band and wife and obedient children
was the ideal home according to the
Bible-not the one which contained
the husband with a Crouch and the
wives who nagged continually or were
always gadding somewhere. The won.
en- who neglected home for social
ambitions were also scored,
The preacher said there was not
enough amusements in the home for
the young people as a rule and that
they should be furniSlIed with plent,
Of music which was neither trashy nor
too heavy, that they should have
plenty Of games and should be con-
stantly under the care and protection
of their parents.
The boys and girls do not have nat
urally high spiritual standard and
this must be taught TO them by moth
ers and fathers. 1t is not always the
wealthy home which is the happiest,
tho evangelist said. Sometimes tho
poorest home held the most in the way
Of real Joy.
Marriage was spoken OF to the ex-
tent that man was often a failure
because he sold himself which didn't
count and woman often sold her
self also for equally unimportaut re-
wards.
Following the service tonight there
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Thousands praise them for general
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AS treatment in Affections Of the
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ing generally unsurpassed, while for
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they are simply splendid.
Sixty cents at The H.H Drug Co. and
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
HOME LITE SUBJECT
De REVIVAL SERMON
Billy LaMance Draws Some
Graphic Pictures of Do
nestle Conditions.

Billy LaMance discussed the home
md what 1t needed last night at the
First Methodist EplscopaI church and
preached sermon which drew good
audience. The ideal home centers Il.
main attentions on holy things instead
" ear1hy ones and is not the cente.
y malice and anger and nagging and
Jther evils.
The evangelist drew pictures of how
husbands came home with false stor-
les as to where they had spent the
light or evening, some saying 1t was
business, lodge or the club. when Of
en- had been gambling with money
Ehich should have taken care OF
household expenses. He did not leave
she wife out but told how she often
lpent her husbands wages on trif-
hng things of little yalue-ot how Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
ApvERTIsEMENr.
new
MEDICAL SYSTEM

The Electro-Medical Doctors. locat-
ed at 312 Deveny Building. Is an as.
ISOLATION Of exert medical specialists
and Electro-therapists who use a new
and more positive system of Ntreatink
human ailments. For centuries the
world has been full of different cults"
and "lsms" in medicine; we have had
the old root and herb doctor" with
his bitter potions: the Allopath with
his pills and quinine in heroic doses:
the Homeopath with his triturations
and infinitesimal dose; the osteopth;
we were doctored by heat, by baths
at springs and by multitude of men
and methods. Some of the patients
were cured, some died who should
5ave been cured. 1t was impossible
for the average person to say which
method OF treating diseases was the
best and the physicians of the various
schools were so biased that they could
see good only in their own methods of
treating diseases; all others were nee
essarily bad. Evidently there is some
good in all of them. for they cured
some cases, also there is bad in all
for all fail at times and allow misery
to remain and death to come when q
cure should have been effected.
A tremendous stride forward wn.
made when the new system of treat
mont used by The Electro Medical
Doctors was formed. The founders
of this new system of treatment con-
sisted of specialists from the various
schools OF practice-Electrics Home
paths, Allo2aths, who dropped their
personal prejudices and formed a now
system OF treatment that embraced
all the good points of the old methods
and left out the bad. The result o,
the various schools Is the wonderful
system of treatment now used by The
Electro Medical Doctors.
The reward has been great. for they
have seen health ant>happiness re-
stored to hundreds and thousands pro-
nounced incurable by old methods.
The treatment used by The Electro
Medical Doctors is non-surgical. Only
the best and purest drugs and chemi-
Gals are used by these specialists.
To obtain best results they prepare all
of their medicines in their own drug
laboratories.
The effects of electrical treatments
are marvelously rapid, relief can be
given in one of more treatments,
whilst often a cure is accomplished in
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
AnvERTIsEMENT.
Medical Doctors
Treatments Successful

the milder cases in the same time.
No force is so uniformly potent in
relieving and eliminating human ILLS
as electricity in the hands OF experts
who understand the use OF the cur.
rents. 1t is the only remedy upon
which all human beings can rely. II
is positive and certain in action.
Among the ailments treated at The
Electro Medical Institute are anemia,
asthma, biliousness. bladder and blood
trouble, bronchitis, bowel trouble, cat.
arrah, cystitis, constipation, dropsy,
stomach gases, gall stones. gastritip
goitre, hysteria. headaches, heartburn,
intestinal troubles, insomnia. kidney
trouble, liver complaints, weak lungs,
nervous debility, obesity, paralysis,
psoriasis, rectal troubles, rheumatism,
stomach trouble, and other diseases OF
women and Of men.
The office hours of The Electro
Medical Doctors are from 8 "A. NJ. to
8 p. M. daily and Sundays from 10
A. M. to ] P. NJ. The Electro Medi-
cal Doctors Fairmont offices are in
rooms 3l2-3f3 Deveny B1lg.. lover
Woolworth's Store). corner of Main
and Monroe streets.
The most delicate man, woman. or
child need have no fear either of the
&-Ray or OF the electrical treatment,
as they are harmless, painless and
safe in the hands Of experts.
The diagnostic and treatment APP
naratus used at The Electro-Medical
Institute in Fairmopt at 312-S13 Dew
eny building, corner of Main and Mon
roe streets are many. The machines
delicate and intricate electrical de-
vices-find the cause of the trouble
with astonishing accuracy. At the in
stitute the fact is proven that science
has so modified and tanned electricity
that the weakest child or invalid can
stand its force without fear or pain
The forces OF electricity are sent
through the body into every tissue and
fibre WITHOUT the patient experiencing
the, slightest sensation except relief.
One apparatus sprays electricity
through the body absorbing flborous
and decayed tissues there being thou
sands OF volts going through the body
yet tho patient only experiences a
sensation as Of standing in ray of
sunshine. After the treatment the pa
tient feels like normal, healthy per-
son on an ideal spring morning. No
garments need be removed and no
embarrassment is engendered.
Modern electrical treatments have
no comparison with the old crude cleo
trical batteries and shocking currents.
At The Electro Medical Institute the
current that lights homes and runs
street cars is used and is farnessed
to the wonderful machines by which
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
CHURCH SEXTON
PRAISES DOCTORS
MR. [. E. suRooNNE. SEXTON OF
FIRST N. e. CHURCH or FAIR
MONT MAKES INTEREST
ING STATEMENT.

Tho absolute truthfulness and sin
certify Of statement from Mr.. L. T.
Burgoyne, who has lived In Marion
County for Is years and in Fairmoni
for Fl years and who has been sexton
of the LIST NJ. E church In Fairmon,
since Its dedication six years ago. can
not be questioned by anyone. II is a
statement meant TO give encourage
ment TO Others who have suffered for
merly for years without being ahlo Ia
obtain results. Mrs. Burgoyne's state
ment follows:
Fairmont, West Virginia,
119 Walnut Street
December 9Th, 1919.
To The Public:-"I have had 4 skin
affiction OF the left hand for a little
over two years which caused intennr
suffering from the Inflammation, irri-
tation and rawness or the skin. NY
hand burnt as II Il. were on fire and |
could not sleep owing to the pain and
felt like scratching OF the skin
entirely. felt so bad from pain and
misery and l felt like committing
suicide.
treated for my skin affliction 10
vain with several doctorsand finaiis
after hearing of The Electro MedicG
Doctors and thoir Fairmont Institute
Rooms 312-S13 Deveny Bldg, corner
Main and Monroe streets) went to
them for treatment.
They told me 1t would be difficult 10
state how long 1t would take to rid
myself of my skin affliction-- but now
only ton days later, / have the fol-
lowing to say of the good result given
me with their treatment The itching
burning and pain is now gone from
my hand and lay down and sleep
sound all night without trouble.
Practically all of the raw spots have
healed.
/ make this statement for publlca-
iotn that others who may be afflicted
likewise will know where TO go for
results.
(signed) L. E. BURGoYNE.
mo HHEnTCAT nO0moDc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26

win be group meetings and on Sun
day there viii be meeting for Eom-
en- and girls alone and one also for
men and boys. The Sunday schools
Of the three chnrehes win hold one
session meeting at the First Metho-
dist church on Sunday morning.
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ADvERTlsEMEMT.

every jar and jerk e removed and Il
is then sent through the body as soft
ly, smoothly and pleasantly as a ray
OF sunshine.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
'ests.1t" Makes Them Loosen Up
So They Lift OFF PainlesslY.

There's no more pain after n few
callus and instantly dries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
ME-. MINISTER'S PROTEST.
Asninst Meeting In Behalf Of Freedom Of
Ireland Scheduled for Next SUNDAY.

At tho meeting Of the Nj. T.. Ministers
Association, held in the Grace Church
House. yesterday, n committee was mp
pointed, consisting Of Rev. George A
Cooke. Rev Robert Watt, y. -. and
Rev William T.. Habbars TO draw on
resolutions Of protest against tho meeting
announced for next Sunday in the Queen
Theater, to promote the cause of those
who are seeking freedom for Ireland.
The report follows:
"Tha Committee representing the Meth.
odist Preachers Association hereby do.
clare for our ministers. our members, and
our constituency, that VIC are loyal to tho
principles OF American democracy. and
that we aympathise with oppressed peoples
everywhere, in their legitimate aspirations
for civil and religious freedom.
''For the information Of the public, and
Al evidence of our loyalty TO the principles,
we would make the following statements
in reference 30 The so~cslied Irish Republic
FIRST, There is in realty no such thing
ss IN Irish Republio Ii is fictitious
md bogus government that was fraudu-
lently foisted on The people of Ireland
Second. Mr.. deValera. who ia parsdine
himself before Tho American people as
the President Of TINS bogus republic, was
convicted Of reasonable completely with
Germany during the lat, war against
civilization He is now not only political
refugee but an nseaped convict.
Third. Az = matter of fact Mr.. do
Valera is NJ the hemi Of tawlcsr element
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
MANY SEVERE FALLS
ON SLIPPERY STREETS
Scaford Woman, Fastening 20 Help
Injured Daughter, Met With a
Similar Mishap.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. 2O.--Ycsterday, while on
her way to tho store, Miss Ethel Donoho
slipped and fell on the icy pavement,
striking on her head Her mother was
telcphoned for and while hurrying TO her
daughters side, slipped and fell ST the
same place her daughter had fallen,
cutting severe cash in her head.
DIR. Annie G. Shiplcy, while hurrying
TO visit patient, slipped and fell, slight
ly injuring her hip.
Dallas Prcttyman. son of QuiDton
from school, and was Knocked unconscious.
Many other residents have received
slight injuries from falls. The streets in
many places are n solid bed OF ice and
skaters have taken advantage OF thus and
some are skating To and from work. The
roads in the outlying districts are almost
impossible and farmers are experiencing
much difficulty in getting to town to get
supplies. Somo are coming on horseback,
but in many instances they arc balked in
getting here, as il is impossible for a horHe
to keep it's footing unless il is rough ahod.
The Nanticoke river is again frozen
over and navigation Is at n stand-stlll.
The oyster supply is running low again,
as il ia impossible for the oyster boats to
reach here, practically NIL of them being
ice-bound near the oyster beds.
Snow fell again, yesterday. adding more
difficulty TO people in getting around.
A strong southeast wind was blowing
and the thermometer stood at Is. Many
people are practically out Of coal and are
burning corn coba
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20

Large btuineas hour<s have been faith
fully making thor- information reports
Tor several ycarr and have oo-opcrat,.4'
wholchcsrtodly with ths government
checking syntsrn. Tho snrno obligation
rests on smaller b,aineasea, and on pro-
fossionai mgri, also ON pcrBons and organi-
cations who eraploy ysocrctarics ehaufours,
soryants, or persons in any capacity.
The revenue Law requires tho fling Of
these information returns in esch cssc
whore tho total payments during 1919 tn
any person, partnership, or hdicisry was
81 900 ar more. Forms 1000 and 1905. on
which tho returns must be made. arc NOW
available Mt tho Offices Of collectors Of
internal revenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
Jolt FOR pROFTrEEns.
Reports 10 Internal Revenue Department
NAV 1--we Eenring on Matter

Tho income tax division of tho internal
Revenue Department is now receiving
and will continue to receive along with
returns Of schedules. reports "a 60 high
rentals paid by those who are making
filings of their scheduled 4 part Of The
information furnished by the one making
return Is as To whether ho owns his home
or pays rent, and If . renter how much
per annun.
BY gathering these reports, The Internal
Revenue Bureau will havo tho inforna-
ton needed to see that tho profiteering
landlords pay thoir just income and
excess profits taxea.
The information return snuyv duo cover
ing payments of salaries, wagcs, rents,
interest. and other incomes, serve M usoful
data for running down tax dodgers and
for checking up millions Of returns 20 seo
that proper tax in paid.