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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
VALED1CTO8Y.
yAlsdictory Address BY Captain JON
Campbell Palmer ID

We. young men OF tho class OF 1920:
must step out into this surging mass OF
humanity We must take our places in
this great game OF life. Is II 10 be the
beginning OF Tennyson's thousand
years OF peace" or are we TO grid on
the sword and buckles OF the thousand
wars OF old" with all the added piano.
poly OF twentieth century ingenuity
and science?
while we were bending over our Gaze
sars and our VerSils. our fathers and
our brothers fought in the last great.
as We were told. war TO make the
world safe. for either democracy or any
other form Of social life" This Is
neither the time nor tho place nor have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
Brady

The Fear Market" which will be
shown at the Crescent theatre to-
morrow. starring Alice Brady in the
princi-al role, Is without a doubt one
of the few photodramas seen on the
silver screen which has a strong APP
peal, full of ense dramatic moments,
and so ably told as to keep one root
ed to the seat from start to finish. 1t
is truly a drama of the highest type.
Whether ones tastes run to stories
Of love and romance or gets most
pleasure from photoplays because of
thrills provided by stirring action, or
would rather cry than smile, or rev.
els in the presentation Of problems of
the day for these angles of appeal,
The Fear Market" a Realart Pic
ture, stands first In film dramas.
Miss Brady as Sylvia Stone and her
supporting cast of eminent screen
artists leave nothing to be asked for,
bringing forth into play human emo
ton in a ANN dramatic and most
realistic,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
0The
WNTpG6Q
Wonder Show Coming

There is a whole lot in a name, tEts
Is especially evident in the name they
have given Joe Hurtig's real fun-show
when they celebrated the christening
party. The darling little soubrettes,
the queenly primadonna, the mirthful
comedians and h sprightly young
women of the chorus were all present
at the dress rehearsal, when Joe Hur-
tig commented: I'VE are ready for
the show, but what name will we give
it." Call 1t Burlesque Wonder Show"
came back the reply and the genial
producer Immediately accepted 1t for
what could easily be termed the most
complete aggregation of superior tai
ent and beauty hat ever graced a
stage on the Columbia circuit.
Indeed. the "Burlesque Wonder
Show" Is one Of those enchanting en-
t~ertainments, which keeps the auditor
in excellent good humor throughout
the Offering and 1t sends him home
most satisfied and contented. There
is nothing in the turmoil of boisterous
fun that is offensive, the entire con-
coction of mirth and song has been
created TO destroy monotony and 1t Is
serving its purpose so well, that cheer
full laughter n happy smiles are in
evidence throughout the three hours
of sparkling huInor intermingled with
tuneful dit.ics.
This pig attraction will be given
at the Majestic next Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
1.-THE Fear Nfarketu Coming

1870" Is a mystery picture hat
will BATTLE anyone to salve it's prob
lem. The story itself, it's treatment
and the whole idea of the situations
gives no clue as to the ending Of the
have done it. 1t could not be made
in America and that is why Brenon
took Miss Doro and a company to
Paris and rural London to make it
so that we on this side Of the water
could have q new sensation and a
new thrill. A lonely castle, a waif
of a girl, at midnight's w%itching hour,
strange noises, creaking doors, a
moving figure OF q bed are but q few
Of the puzzling elements that make
up this super feature. 1t will be seen
at the Crescent theatre for the last
time tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17

ORMoND BEACH, Fla.-John D. Rockefeller, famous OIL mag
nate, is wintering at Ormond, where he has a home. The above pic
ture, probably the best of the very few taken of him in recent years.
was snapped just beforfzh he set out for a golf game. He appears to
be carrying his age remarkably well. Just before this picture was
taken John D, had been chatting with the colored caddes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
Congress EndeaDoring To
Coordinate Departments

{ exchange of valuable Information
for example about a dozen agencies
were concerned about oils, fats ana
wakes. and an interdepartmental
committee was organized.
Much the same sort of thing is now
contemplated with regard TO b fed
eral service as a whole. 1t is to be
more closely co-ordinated, but this
must be done only after very careful
study so as not to destroy or impair
any agency that a been developing
through the years. The new secre-
tary of agriculture, E. I. Meredith.
stressed in an address to merchants
in New York the other day that it is
vicious advertising to complain
against ineffeiency and waste in the
government service, as q reflection
that you are not pleased with the
way your government is being run.
That warning was against carping
criticism and not against constructive
efforts to make the government serv-
ice more efficient and economical.
To Lop OF Expenses psssSs.
The mistake of attempting to lop
off expenses by one drastic slash here
or there was emphasized recently in
the House. The appropriations COM
mittee cut to the quick ~appropria-
ment Of foreign trade by the bureau
Of foreign. and domestic commerce.
The commercial attache service was
virtually wiped out by crossing off
the appropriation. The bust less in
~terests of the country protested Wig
orously and this item was restored.
Behind this was seen the shadow of
a long drawn-out contest between the
consual service of the state depart
ment and the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce for control of
the commercial attaches.
Now this foreign trade promotion
work, brought into the spotlight by
the recent contest in the House, Il
illustrates the opportunity for cooper
alton to get economy and efficiency
that congress is planning to under
take on a comprehensive scale.
The United States Bureau Of Eff
cheney has made a report to congress
which shows hat fourteen govern
ment departments and establishments
are engaged directly in the promo
ton and development of foreign
trade, or in activities closely related
to that field of work. They are the
departments of commerce., state,
agriculture, treasury and interior;
United States Shipping Board, Pan
Commission, United States Tariff
Commission. Federal Trade Commits
sion, Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. United States Railroad Admins
tration, Federal Reserve Board and
Wal Finance Corporation. These
were practically all created by law
with express authority to deal with
matters relating to foreign trade. 1t
will take extremely painstaking study
to properly coordinate and harmon
ize these agencies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
SYPHILIS THE GREATEST KILLING
DISEASE.

Syphilis and It's complications cause
more deaths than tuberculosis. 1t Is
the true cause Of all cases Of paresis,
softening Of the brain, locomotor
ataxia, many cases of aneurysm, blind
ness, apoplexy and diseases Of the
heart and kidneys. 1t Ia durable If
taken early enough and the treatment
continued long enough under the super
vision Of competent physicians. For
the treatment of those unable to afford
a private physician, the government
has established free clinics In the prin-
cipal cities.
To learn location and hours of near
est clinic, consult the city health officer
or write to the Bureau of Venereal Dis
ease Control, American Mechanics
Building, Trenton, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
"Greater Than Fame" at Strand

When Elaine Hammerstein appears
at the Strand theatre tomorrow in her
latest Selznick Picture, Greater Than
Fame" local audiences will be treated
to one of the most spectacular con-
cert Genes of the year.
Greater Than Fame" Is a highly
artistic production and when the script
called for an elaborate dancing spec
tacle, Director Grassland went the limit
in his endeavor to furnish the play
with a scene as colossal as possible
by engaging the service of Mile. Lub-
ovska, known as one of the leading
solo artists of the country.
Mile. Lubovska Is a dancer of in
ternationaI fame, having performed
before all the choice audiences of
Europe and last year she was the
premier danseuse of the famous Hip
podrome ballet of New York,
The scene in which this noted per-
former appears in Greater Than
Fame" Is a massive social function at
a leading matron's New York home.
It Is said to be the most elaborate
spectacle of it's kind ever staged at
the Selznick studios.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
NEED OF FREE CLINICS
FOR VENEREAL DISEASES

The need of free clinics in the
smaller cities Of the State for the
treatment of venereal diseases has
been conclusively demonstrated in
Plainfeld. N. J.. After a brief educa-
tional campaign Of lectures and the
distribution Of pamphlets the number
Of treatments was increased from los
in July tt 1919 In September. The New
Jersey State Department of Health is
endeavoring to establish similar clin.
les at strategic points throughout the
State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
FREE PAMPHLETS.

Set A.-For Young Men.
Set B.-For the General Public
Set C.-For Boys.
Set D.-For Parents.
Set E.-For Girls and Young Women
Set F.-For Educators.
Write to the New Jersey State De
partment of Health, Bureau of Vene-
real Disease Control, Trenton, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-17
BEFORE the pay Of the Auto.

A camel with the neck and legs of
q giraffe ranged the plains of Colo
RADIO with the three-toed ancestor of
the horse 100000 years ago.
Daily Thought.
Affection is the broadcast basis Of
good in life.-George Eliot.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02

A daughter was born this morning to MT. and Mike Hiegel.
 Fresh chocolate coated cherries at Caspar's s.-10-2d2t
 For Sale-A few choice milch cows. l Erbacher Bros.+-1dtf.
 Thomas Bragg of Russellville spent yesterday with relatives here.
 See Dunaway & Bradley for real estate and insurance.-34dtf See Cline & Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman. Ark.-l-29dtf We can vulcunsze your auto tires. 1 Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf Talk your real estate wants over with Reeves & Burke.-4-10dwtf. 0. M. Huckaby has few choice milch COWS for sale. Phone 28-9-27 d6t. Miss Glenn Kirkland is spending the week end with relatives at Pluner- vile. Rooms for Rent-Corner Scott and Faulkner streets. J. C. Duggar. l 10-1d2t.
 WANTED-Ten wood haulers with teams. Apply to B. M. Woodruff 10-1-d2t
 Furnished rooms for rent. Apply at Mrs Eugene Martin. Phone 193.- 9-23dtf. I am still selling O-Cedar Polish at the old price. W. W. Westmoreland. -10-2d2t
 For Sale-One Dodge touring car A bargain if taken at once. Ed w Moore.-9 -27d6t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
CONWAY IN LEAD
 OF RUSSELLV|LLE

Announcement of official census fig ures for RIssellv.lle shows that Con way again has the distinction of being the largest town on the Central dIvis- ion of the Missouri Pacific railway between North Little Rock and Van Buren. Russellville's 1920 population Is 4,5U5, compared with 4,564 for Con way, placing this city 59 in the lead. RusseIlyille gained 1,569 in the past decade, while Conway's gain was 1,770.
 For the past 30 years the two cities have alternated in the leadership of the towns on this railway division. In 1890 Russellville led, having 1 ,321 pop ulation, against 1,207 for Conway. Conway took the lead in 1900 with 2,003 against 1, ,832 for Russellville. In 1910 Russellville again went into the lead, with 2,936 inhabitants, while Con- way registered 2,794.
 As between Pope and Faulkner coun- ties, Faulkner takes the lead on this census for the first time in the history of the two counties, The census bu- reau gives Pope county 27,153 inhabi- tants, gain of 2,626 and Faulkner county 27,681, gain of 3,973. Gen. sus figures on the two counties for three proceeding enumerations were as follows: 1910, Pope 24,527, Faulk- ner, Y,708; 1900, Pope, 21,715, Faulk- ner, 2o,780; 1890, Pope, 19,458, Faulk- ner, 18,342.
 Yell county's population, also an nounced yesterday, is 25,655, a de crease of 833. Dardanelle, the largest town in Yell county, has a population of 1855.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
SALVATION ARMY
 DRIVE ON MONDAY

Teams which will take the field Monday morning in the Salvation Army drive are published in an ad- Ivertisement appearing elsewhere in this edition of the Log Cabin Demo crat. AS stated by Mayor w. D. Cole chairman of the campaign committee citizens will be merely asked to con- tribute and the army thankfully take whatever contribution is made Mayor Cole will be in the rooms of the Con- way Commercial Club Monday and Tuesday to receive reports of the work The county's quota is s2,5O0, and all the workers are confident that the gift of the county will be a credit able one.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02

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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02

High prices and low prices will al- ways worry you, but good music in the home is certain to please and makes life worth living. Talk with us about Paramount Player Machine. w. w. Westmoreland.-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
Jitney, phone 4lo.-6-2dtf

Jitney, phone 4lo.-6-2dtf
 Owen Harris is in Little Rock today Milk chocolates at Caspar's r's.-10-2d2t NJ. E. Thomas, the Rawleigh man. 9-30d6t."
 Dr. F. s. H. Johnston is in Little Rock today.
 Yes we have a fresh shipment of chocolate candy. Caspar's.-10-2d2t Col. J. E. Little returned this morn ing from a business trip to St. Louis,
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02

The Perfection o Heaters that have in stock were bought IS months ago Ask us for price. w. W. West moreland. -10-2d2t
 Bad breath is a symptom of dis ordered stomach, and weak digestion. The remedy for it is Prickly Ash Bit ters; the medicine for men. It purges the stomach and bowels of fermented food and impurities, purifies the breath, clears the complexion of sal lowness and makes you feel fine. Price $1.50 per bottle. Florence Drug Company, special agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
VERNON FRANCIS.

Vernon Francis, the year-old son of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Francis died today at noon from pneumonia his illness lasting only a short time, Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the resi- dence, Independence and Mitchell streets. Rev C. M Reyes, pastor of the First Methodist church, will con- duct the services, and interment will be in Oak Grove cemetery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
QUALITY

Quality is the thing of greatest importance in medicine. Without it the best efforts of the physi- elan fail to produce the proper results.
 That is the reason for our insistence in getting prescription drugs of the finest quality-of tested purity. It is because of our carefulness in this re- gard that our label on a prescription is a g1man- tee of goodness.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight fair and warmer; |
 Sunday, partly cloudy and [ warmer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-02
PERSONALS

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Evening star., 1920-01-23
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
GAINS IN NORTHWEST
Regional Director Presents Annual
Report of Roads to Director
General Hines.

Improved freight conditions follow
ed the armistice. permitting restora-
tion of passenger train service that
had been discontinued during the war,
r. n Ashton, director of the north
western region, says in his annual re-
port made today to Director General
Hines. n net increase of l,.be?lS pas
Senger train miles per annum was re-
ported by Mr.. Ashton
The freight train performance Tor
1919 was naturally affected with the
signing of the ariniStice. which stop
ped the heavy movement of war ma
terials and supplies to the seaboard,
Mr. Ashton said Due to serious
drought in Montana. reduced rates
We're arranged for movement of stock
out of the state for feeding in other
states, and for movement of feed into
Montana TO afford relief in districts
where feed was not available.
Passenger revenues in The north
western region have been very salts
factory indeed" Mr.. Ashton said. The
revenue per passenger train mlle
throughout the year has been well
above 1918. In January we earned
s1.74 per passenger train mile. as
against $1.f5 in January, 1919. In
September. 1919. the revenue per gas
senger train mile was $2.i3, as against
s216 in September. 1918. The same
general increase prevailed throughout
the year
Mr. Ashton reported that unifica-
tion of terminals, cousoi da tions and
joint switching arrangements made in
1918 were continued throughout 1919,
with resulting free movement and
economical handlin" of traffic.
Evening star., 1920-01-23
ELECTION OF CATHOLIC
ARCHBISHOP IS DENIED
Monsignor Schultz, Rumored as
Succeeding Late Cardinal Hart
man. Aided War Prisoners.

ROME. Thursday. January 22.-Re-
ports that Mgr. Karl Joseph Schultz,
Bishop of Paderborn. had been elect
ed Archbishop of Cologne in success
sion to the late Cardinal Hartman
are denied in a semi-official communi-
ca ion from the Vatican.
Bishops of the Cologne diocese have
met to select three names to be sub
mitted to Pope Benedict il is said.
Under the imperial regime in Ger
many a representative of the emperor
participated in the meeting of bishops
and had the right to veto any name
opposed by the sovereign. Under the
present German government the head
of the German state has no voice and
the selection is made entirely by the
bishops. The names chosen at the
meeting at Cologne have not as yet
reached the Vatican. it is asserted.
Mgr. Schultz is said TO he persona
grata at the Vatican. having been
from the first of the war a leader in
organizing moral and material as
sistance for prisoners. for which work
he was commended by Pope Benedict
last November. During the war he
was head of bureau Of Information
relative to prisoners in Germany and
was in direct communication with Il
similar organization at the Vatican.
Evening star., 1920-01-23
Mems Furnishings
-Pre-InUentory Sale

Sales of Shirts Neckwear and
other furnishings liven th@Pre-
Inventory Sales with big savings
on little things. These are the
sale offers:
Evening star., 1920-01-23
SENATOR JOHNSON OPENS
{ HEADQUARTERS IN N. Y.
Angus McSween. Philadelphia
1 Newspaper Man, Is Put
d in Charge
in Charge.

Senator Hiram Johnson has opened
headquarters in New York for con-
ducting his campaign for the presi-
Dental nomination. In statement
Senator Johnson said;
rMy campaign has been moving
With such rapidity and has assumed
such proportions in the east that it
has been absolutely necessary for me
tS have representative in New York
lam dependent. of course. in this con-
test, upon enthusiastic friends who
helieve as I do politically. l am sin
atlarly fortunate that my friend. An
gus McSween of the Philadelphia
North American, journalist whose
whose very great ability and high
character are we'll known, has con
sented to take charge of nv interests
IN the east. Mr.. McSween at once will
dpen modest headquarters IN New
York. from which will be directed
Contests now under way in many of
TIE eastern states This move has
become necessary because the fight
fas got far beyond nv personal su-
nfrvision. Wherever there is an Op-
portunity to obtain decision nv the
People. there we will have q fight for
tie republican delegates. Already in
rnsny of the states, where the rank
and file of the republica party have
Under way. and Mr.. McSween will di-
rect organizations in every state with
TSal primaries.
81 am leaving Sunday for Missouri
4bd thereafter will go through the
Khiddle western states and into the
J1ako kotas. on my return | shall go into
New Jersey and other eastern states"
Evening star., 1920-01-23
u. S. EXTRAVAGANCES
BLAMED FOR H. C..L:
Must Stop Appropriating to Cut
Expenses, Says Senator
McCumber.

The high cost of living is due to gov
ernmental eXtravagances. Senator Nc
cumber- of North Dakota declared, ad-
dressing the Senate yesterday afternoon
he denounced the governments wild
orgy of spending" and urged immediate
reductions in expenditures by the gov
ernment Reduction in appropriations by
congress. he said. are necessary TO avoid
financial ruin of the country.
The country" said the senator is
longing for a return to something like
normal conditions. but the people Il
whole cannot possible return to normal
state SO long as the government keeps
up this abnormal eXtraVagance. The
hrst great necessary step is TO stop bor
rowing, but to stop borrowing we must
stop spending, and to stop spending We
must stop the appropriations.
Predicting that a deficit of more than
three billion dollars would exist at the
beginning of the next fiscal year. the
senator said Congress must apply the
AK and not d draw shaver TO appropri-
ations.
Immediate dissolution OF the shipping
board was recommended by Senator
McCumber. who said 'the most shame
ful of all of our criminal eXtrava gances
has been the expenses of building our
ships"
Reductions in appropria IONS for forti
Evening star., 1920-01-23
ROOSEVELT CHURCHES"
AS TRIBUTE TO A. E. F.
Two of Interden nominational Char
acter, One in Washington,
Are Planned.

NEW YORK, January pa move
ment for the erection of two inter
denorninational churches as a tribute
10 the men who served in the Ameri-
can expeditionary force was an
nounced here yesterday. One of the
churches will be erected on Long Is
land and one in Washington. They
viii be called the Roosevelt
churches"
} Rev. Edgar Lawrence Hunt. until
recently pastor of the Interdenomina-
tional Church at Forest Hills. " Y
and a close friend of the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt. will have charge of
the campaign for funds. Mr.. Hunt
resigned his pastorate in order TO de
vote all his time TO the work. The
movement is wholly independent of
the Roosevelt Memorial Association
Formal launching of the campa ign
viii be made Sunday in the Collegiate
Reformed Church of st. Nicholas here
in which Col. Roosevelt held mem mber-
snip for many years. Speakers will
include Assem- blyman Theodore Roose-
yelt. Mrs. Douglas Robertson, a sister
of the late eX-President. and Law
renee Abbott. editor of outlook.
Evening star., 1920-01-23

proposals as to the control of the
city. but dAnnunzio refused to abide
by this decision. | am in, favor OF
annexatioh to Italy, but that seems
Impossible. so I am for the next best
thing, which seems TO be the plan
advanced by Foreign Minister Tit
toni at Paris.
we cannot accept President Will
sons plan. for we are surrounded by
Slavs. We must retain our Italian
charac cter and civilization. which are
threatened. The Jugoslavs have other
ports such as Spalato. which are more
important to them than t'iume, and
they could give way in the negotia-
tions now going on. Fiume is not
commercial proposition; 1t is a ques-
ton of the retention of our Italian
civilization.
JugosIav Action PIeaAes.
ROME. January 2l.-The Giornale
dItalia says it is profoundly glad
that Jugoslavia has rejected the pro-
posed compromise on the Adriatic
question, being convinced that the
best thing is fultillment of the pact
of London. which insures an eastern
frontier to the Julian Alps and gives
Italy Dalmatia besides the important
Dalmatian isla and a protectorate
over entire Albania.
"Fiume, the paper adds. "is ex
Cluded. but Fiume. with Annunzio.
Will manage its own protection.
1t urges Premier Nitti TO return
from Paris and put down the agita
tion and strikes demolish the boil
shevik machinery. evidently ordered
from abroad, and restore ltaly's
finances by negotiating with Ameri
can banks of the republican party, not
merely with those of the democratic
party"
The Idea Nazionale expresses sim
liar sentiments.
Evening star., 1920-01-23
HAWAII STRIKE THREAT.
Increased Wages and Better Con-
ditions Demanded on Island.

HONOLULU, T. H.. January 22.-
Pablo Manlapit. Filipino labor leader.
said tonight that if plantations on the
Island of oahu failed TO grant within
two days the demands of laborers for
increased wages and improved work =
ing conditions he would call a strik e
of Filipino plantation laborers on all
the islands of the Hawaiian group.
The Japanese labor federation has
called a meeting for Sunday of dele
gates from all the islands to decide
whether to strike.
Korean plantation workers have re-
fused to leave their work.