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Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

There are some people who think that high trea- son consists of failure to approve everything the administration does
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

Mexico could lot of wear and tear by hold ing it's elections only every half century.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
Mexico

Hope for Mexico appears brighter we learn of the who control of the revolu ton whose success is complete and who will direct the formation of the provisional govern ment. They have given evidence a degree of moderation unsefshness which Mexican leader has manifested death of Madero, w>~ failed only because he alone and dreamer who the depth the sefshness, avarice small ambitions of the who surrounded him.
 Obregon and the lesser leaders seem perceive that the restoration invitation to capital and guaranteed assurance it's protection neces sary Mexico Of all that the surface there is nothing left but the empty husks. There is nothing more for plundering. But under the surface there is perhaps greater wealth awaiting development than is to be found anywhere the continent.
 heard certain quarters n this country before revolution against Diaz begun of the exploitation" of Mexico by foreign capital was argument by socialists and other peace any price advocates that government should lend aid in Mexieo's troubled affairs, that might be seized by the exploiters It was better should be in hopeless desolation than that it's exploitation by capital should be indirectly unintentonaIly assisted. Under a and orderly government. Mexico itself determine what extent exploitation shall go should not. course like dictatorship similar that of Diaz, however friendly might be- but orderly government will be better anarchy of the last years, the retardng the development of the wealth Mexico which the whole world needs as it never needed before.
 From what views we have had of the present leaders of Mexico. believe they understand country they them; that they will be strong enough put down banditry that they will be moderate enough maintain order without oppression.
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 When the democrats get through with the land board investigation there will be furious demand for political court plaster, new skin" and other restoratives
 The bricxlayer who cannot make ends meet this year ought to sell his and buy with only four cylinders.
 We are told that the recent decline in the price lumber is due to the lessened demand for ouja boards
 Well we have cotton weather last. We never had a serious doubt that would arrive
 -
 There are some people who think that high trea- son consists failure approve everything the administration does.
 The man who rocks the boat is than the man plays politics while the boat is being rocked.
 If the people are the government what sense is there in their kicking about the the government run?
 Mexico could save a lot wear and by hold ing it's elections only every half century.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

Well we have cotton weather at last. V had serious doubt that it would arrive
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

that the decline in the price boards.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

The bricllayer who cannot make ends meet this year ought to sell his buy only four cylinders.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

When the democrats get through with the land board investigation there will be furious demand for political court plaster, new skin" and other restoratives of the former status
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
LARGEST AYRSHIRE EXPERIMENT
STATION HERD IN WEST VIRGINIA

With l21 purebred females. the Rey-
mann Memorial Farms at Wardensville.
w. Va, comprising the largest separate
branch OF the West Virginia Agricul-
tural Experiment station. have the
greatest herd OF purebred AYRSHIRE cat
tie owned by any experiment station IN
the United States. This herd has shown
marked development In the Hast three
years since these farms were given TO
the State University by the Reymanns'
OF Wheeling. w. Va.
During the past year. THE cows
seven OF which were heife with their
nrst calves, qualified 10: ne advanced
registry OF the breed. They had an
average production OF 9.4IS pounds OF
milk. AFT pounds OF butter fat and near
" 500 pounds OF butter. Eleven more
cows. nine OF which are two-year-olds.
have been entered for the official test
this year and several more will be en-
tered little later.
Tho best record OF production during
the past year was nearly $4,000 pounds
OF milk. Sic pounds OF fat and 500
pounds OF butter, This record was
made by Whitley Nox. a six-ycar-o!d
COW. Tho next best record was made
by Cacapon, Nancy. a three-ygar-"dld
600 pounds Of milk. 1919 pounds OF rat.
and 5Sl pounds OF butter. These rec
ords were made on feed grown on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
INTERESTING TALK AT
EOFF ST. TEMPLE
nrr. Marcus Rauh, President OF IMAM
Dor OF Commerce, Makes
Address

A meeting of the members Of the EG m
street Temple was held last evening IN
the temple for the purpose Of creating a
eo-opeFatiOt1b WU9Ss the the lazy
men or the. Rabbi, which was addressed
~ M Marcus Eauh oi IeGans M hs0T Raum
!, nresident Of thN pittsburgh Chamber
Of Commerce and delivered quite an In
tereSting address. ,,--o
In his address he said. Everyone
should point to the end that all shouId
participate and cooperate m an en-
deayor TO create a greater religious en-.
thusiasm and attendance at services.
Rabbi l.. A. M!schkink spoke on the
function OF che synagogue and told OF
the relation 10 tho synagogue ana TEN
pie of old, Mrs; Maurice JACOBS Ge e
iiyered an interesting address on the re,
iigior Of sIsterhood temples and tod
of It's rise from its mG9g'r . 1esinn eIu
~ , icS md humanitarian work.
Mr.: L. =. stein acted as chairman .I,nG o anu
splendid program was carried on,
Excellent lrusin was rendered by the
temple choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
DELIBERATE DANDRUFF
KEEP xA1R AND SCALP YOUNG.

CRUDOLEUM Is a supreme dandruff
eradicator You protect the whole fam
ily from loss OF hair when you buy
CRUDOLEUM. One minute Of careful
thought now. right decision, and 35c
will give you hair assurance for some
time to come. CRCDOLECM makes
beautiful. soft. fluffy hair.
G. II. Griest & Co. Is authorized TO
give you your money back II CRUDO-
LEUM does not do all this advertise
ment says II Will do and more. You can
rid your scalp of drandruff with two or
three applications Of CRIDOLEUM:
save time. trouble. expense and hair; do
il yourself.
Frankly. IT does seem increditable:
yet we are not asking you to take our
word for 1t at all We simply ask you
70 obtain a half pint bottle for 35c at
c. II. Gricst & Co.'S cut-rate store on
the money back IL It fails" plan and
try Il for yourself: then il you are not
satisfied. We merely ask you to return
the bottle and set your money back
Could we do moro to establish the truth
OF our claims? Do not hesitate. the
price il so triflin2. Get a bottle today.
If your druggist does not keep II. order
<-~,r w. " simpson Drug Co. Whole
sale Druggists, Williamsburg Station.
Pittsburgh. Ia. Price by mail 4Oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
.PERFUMED CAT PUTS
TROLLEY ON BLINK
Conductor on wheeliDP faction Limo
Flags Pole-Cat ad OF
Freight I'll -.

The story OF how one lonely per
tumed cat" put the Wheeling traction
line on tho blink Is being told by pas
scngers on the Rayland division of the
company. 1t happened q few nights
ago and was something like THIS ae-
cordIng to the passengers: =,
4 conductor on The line who WI " We n VII
aNghted from his car at one OF tho
railroad crossings near T'lt%My,5s n !nt
train with his lantern, he sp!ed what
he thought to be full 1ea seSsa An nioms
tbe side Of the track. He decided TO
stroke the kitty :" the Sd taSh09 sSs
act of Kindness the Kat" let out a
Yell that would make Hun, green cen
with envy and the next. thing that the
passengers of the car knew they
thought that territory had been an
nexed to Fulton. The passengers hnal-
Conductor left and the motorman
brought the car back 70 have 1t thor
oughiy cleaned. A Nifty buck suit Is
also said TO have been buried.
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delivery were first made by the persons
who had ordered the cheese
In 1918. cheese was sent from thls
farm TO the National Dairy show at Co.
lumhus. Ohio. The cheese from this
factory received III" silver medal an"
WAS beaten by only single state. WIS.
cousin. During the past year, one OF
the largest hotels In New England has
been Constantly supplied from the ReE-
mann farms and other shipments have
gone 10 Texas, Missouri. New York and
other states.
The Reymann farms are two distinc.
properties. but are under the one man.
agement. They comprise total or
g3l acres and furnish practically every
thing that Is needed to maintain the
cattle throughout the year. New barns
and other equipment are being added
this year.
4 small auto truck furnishes the con-
nection from the farm to the railroad
station. which is more than htteen
miles away. a proposed railroad line;
however. passes through the farm ana
will open up the field more directly
than at present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SESSION OPENS
FIRST MEETING OF TEREE DAY
CONFERENCE HELD LAST EVE
MING IN PRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Good Speakers Are Hoard on Young
Peoples work-Big Banquet In
Church night
10 FIRST sessr> of the

hc FIRST sess,> of the Young .Peo,-
pies Sunday school conference or all
g%Ss Ohio county Sunday schools con-
% ~ last night at 1880 o'clock Mt the
First Christian church on South Mar.
ket street. Nearly every Sunday school
In Ohio county was represented by a
,, large attendance and the church was
packed.
The meeting was more Of get,to-
gether and get acquainted meeting than
regular business session, but the scs-
sions for the next two days Will he
very interesting and instructive for the
young men and women that are attend
Ing.
TIE meeting was opened with short
son and devotional service. Several
spe ial selections being rendered under
the auspices Of Prof. Elner Hoclze and
his choir.
Guy Van Buskirk. superintendent Of
the Young Peoples work in West Nir-
ginia delivered short and interesting
address to the young people wnlGh M
enjoyed very much. Mr.. Ruskirk az, az
year and all the people liked him SO
well they couldn't do without him this
year. He will also speak at several
Of the other sessions.
Miss Gladys VIE, Of the University
Of wisconsin. spoke next and will also
speak to the young dies at the other
sessions. John L, Alexander; superin-
tendent of the International Young
Peoples Work Is also IN atttnaditSc ot
the conference but had little 70 say
last evening with the exception that he
was SURPRISED to see such large crowd
In attendance.
o hers who delivered short addresses
during the session were Mrs. Wilbur
Jackson. superintendent of the young
ladies' department OF the association ana
4. c. Kemple. In charge OF the young
men Of the association.
The session this evening ut o'clock
promises to be the best OF the entire
conference as they arc planning big
BANQUET for all members who are at
tending the AFFAIR. An interesting pro-
gram will b. carried out following the
banquet which IL to be served by inc
ladies' Of the Christian church.
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PADEN City

Paden City, Nov. s.-stanford Wright
of Charleston was q Rlest THUR
at the home Of his 1ftce, Ars. ~
Cunnin gam while en- fJute home Ires
JacksonburG where he had been 49,
Miss Junia Koerber and Miss XAtA1
Lehew are at PerrySvills. o.
guests Of tho formers sister. NE
Resseger
for Columbiana. o.. for . visit OF eeve1et
months with relatives ana frtenek
Rev. G.. W. Nuzufn has arrived L.
CharIe.Sss.SW Va. to spend few
with Sseiafives. -
Funeral services were held ThutslAt
over the body Of Mrs. Charles P1gAAN
aged resident Of this city. 1nterment NAe
made In Slender Cemetery. ArS. Pafmsy
is survived by her husband whO -
veteran of the Civil War. and ~, IN
daughters. Mrs. H g. Wells anA M
Rex Nutter. 49,
MIS-. Bruce Keifer and daughter, Nh
Helen, spent Friday in Sistersvtne
Miss Maude Coulter has gone
Charleston for an extended YiStt VIII
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mac Kiger and children VIII r.
turn Sunday to Moundsville after
weeks visit with relatives here . 4
Rev. and Mrs. w. r EskeM letI IrS
day in their car for Ripley. W. Va. -
make their future home. -
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DOCTORS MEET
IN FIRST SESSION
MLURE BALL ROOM LAST EVE
MING WITH MANY ATTENDING
Two Interesting Addresses by Ohio
State Medical College Men Are
Heard by Physicians.

The orening meeting Of the Ohio
County Medical society was held last
evening in the ball room Of the Mcclure
hotel. and was largely attended by MEM
brrS Of the local society. and many ply
sIcians from nearby towns.
The meeting was called to order NJ
$3.50 O'Clock and addresses were made
by Drs. McGarvan and Scott, each hold
Ing a professorsh!p in the Ohio State
Dv. Chas. ". McGarvan opened tho
meeting with an address on Heart
Diseases and Their Complications.
Prof. McGarvran's address was one Of
the best that has been delivered before
the local society. He IS we'll qualified
to speak upon this interesting and In
structivc condition. since he had an
international reputation. and has writ
ten several books on the subject, IN
ternal Machine"
DR.. Earnest Scott. pathologist TO the
Ohio State University, then followed
with an address on the pathology Of tn"
same subject, bringing out number
Of important and interesting points.
Tho discussion on this subject was
opened by Drs. Alderman and Thornton.
who were wide In their praise for the
broad way in which Drs. McGarvran
and Scott treated their subjects.
Following tho addresses smoker
was held, which was enjoyed by the
one hundred physicians in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
:TEMPLAR MOTORS STOCKHOLDERS
HOLD ROUS|NC MEETING HERE
BIG MASS MEETING AT THE MAR
KET AUDITORIUM ADDRESSED
by OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
Local Stockholders Pledge Their Sup
Fort in Backing tho Splendid
Organization

A mass meeting Of the lncat stock.
holders Of the Templar Motors. which
factory and head office Is located in
Cleveland. Ohio, was held last evening
at the Market Auditorium and in VOL
ume of enthusiasm was on = par with
many OF the great political meetings re-
Gently held here.
The meeting was called to present 10
the stockholders the present standing OF
the company and to ask their co-opera-
ton In boosting tho company along the
line Of progr s. Hon. w. +. krupp. OF
this city actec IS chairman Of the meet
ing and intrdu ID Mr.. w. 0. Cooper. fiS-
cal agent for the Templar Motors, a
former resident Of this city. and rated
AS one of the wizards In finance of the
country who was in reality responsible
for the organization OF the wonderful
corr alton.
address was a masterful ono and
q Sled with facts and figures and there
was practically nothing connected with
the company that he did not explain IN
detail, in a very clear manner, to the
entire satisfaction of all present. lie
told of the number OF stockholders OF
the company, the size OF the factory and
the SUM of money expended. also OF the
number of cars manufactured and Of the
quality Of same, which he declared to
b. second TO none in the world.
Technical Engineer sVcaks.
The next sneaker called was the con-
sultng engineer of the company. Mr.
w. Jackson. one OF the leading automo-
bile men OF the country who told Of the
auto industry Of today as compared
with that OF yesterday and OF the great
strides that were being made In the way
of advancement The speaker touched
the various lines Of cars manufacture
stated that in his candid opinion
there :. re no better cars made than the
Tcmplar. He spoke Of the wonderful per
formanceS of the Tcmplar driven by e
G. "Cannonhall' Baker and also OF the
durability Of the various cars. His ad-
dress was OF much value to all. owing
to its instructiveness. Following the
address the stockholders BY unanimous
vote declared that theE were back OF
the organization to a man and as there
are approximately 500 in the local dis
trict it means something. The COM
pany's financial condition Is IN line
with that Of Dodge Brothers and the
Ford company and speaks well for all
connected with the company.
WHERE IT FITS
Say I'll tell you, Bill. that TINS mere
T. lShevism aln't no good for country
like the United States. We amt got
enough people yet
"Whadiya mean. Mike?"
what / mean Is that It's great
thing for a country like Russia or any
country where they got more people
than They know what ia do with
New York World.
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farms with cottonsecd meal as sup
plement.
The average production OIL inc nero
the past year was almost twice whal
II was two years ago. the average
size Of the cows has increased ana there
are bright prospects for the develop
ment OF one Of the greatest heras OIL
AYRSHIRE dairy cattle in the country,
These farms are located on me ron-
road and the cheese business mas peeh
developed as the easiest means or mar
keting the dairy productions: The enliSe
production, which averages 3.oOV POUNDS
Der month, is marketed by parcel posi-:
The marketing OF the entire output OF
n cheese factory by parcel post Is Sa"'
TO be peculiar to this factory
The parcel post" says the supertn.
tendent, L. f. sutton. "is the creates
aid that our bookkeeper has. As noI
more than three cheeses are shlppcu
weekly TO any one address. there are
larger number OF individual shipments,
To check delivery on these shipments
would ordinarily be n great task How
ever, We have solved tho problem IN
practical way by insuring each snip
ment through the parcel post Thus
for S cents. we can trace every snip
ment right to the man who resolves IL:
No one can go back on our RECORDS anu
we have been able 10 get payment IN
several cases where complaints or non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
ORGAN RECITAL

Paul Allen Beymer will give his hrst
monthly organ recital OF the season mt
Saint Matthew's church Tuesday night,
November at quarter past cight
o'clock. These recitals have been or
great assistance in arousing musical IN
tercst in the community and hay" been
largely attended during past seasons
They are open TO the public and an offer
ing is taken which is devoted to tho
choir boys summer encampmcnt. -
Mrs Anna Hilton Otto, soprano, Will
be the soloist for this first recital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

Pills and used Lydia +. Plnkham s
Sar1tiye Wash and now am we'll, can
eat heartily and work. give you my
thanks for your great medicines. You
may publish my letter and / will tell
everyone what your medicines did for
me. Mrs. PEARL HILL, l8 Jacksboro
St, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hundreds of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability of this grand old
remedy.
If you are III do not drag along and
continue to suffer day in and day out but
at once take Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Vegetable Compound, q woman s
remedy for woman's Ills
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not eat ana my ueau
bothered m e, q !
caused by female
trouble. I was
three years " i t h
these troubles and
doctors did me no
good. Your med
icine helped my sis.
ter 30 she, advised
me to take it. ] took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V eg e t bl Q Com
pound and the Liver
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uczAx' xusroAx. smuoG

The Sunday evening service At 49,
Matthews church at seven
o'clock win consist Of a special
program with short organ recital
rector, Rev. r. E. L. Strider. wiz feeA
the evening prayer and deliver - ~,
propriate address. 49,
RlessinT OF Peace" by Hosner, I'll
bass solo by Mr.. David Crawford.
Mr. Beyrner will play the folloWt1e
organ numbers.
Meditation-SturEes.
Largo (XerxeS)-Handel.
Grand Choeur-RogerS.
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RNyh1ja61


Those who attended and enjoyed the
Open Forum lectures last yehr will be
pleased to hear that new effort Is be-
ing made TO rcintroduce them for the
coming year. A meeting of all those In
tcrestcd will take place in the assem-
bly room Of the Chamber OF Commerce
in the Market auditorium tomorrow az
ternoon at 3 o'clock to organize for the
coming year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

Mrs. Anna Jones OF 24l1 Chapline
street, suffered broken right arm.
above the wrist, about l o'clock yester-
day while alighttng from a South
Wheeling car at Twenty-tifth and Chap
line streets. She was thrown to the
street. alighting on her arm, which was
broken. She was rushed to the office
OF DR.. H. p Lins4, where she was given
medical attention. Mrs. Jones stated
that the car started before she had
caught. throwing her TO the street.
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BACK HURT
ALL The Time
Mrs. Hill Says Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re moved
The Cause.

Knoxville, Tenn. My back hurt me
all the time, was all run down, could
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

CITY Manager Charles o. Ephlln has
awarded the contract FOR two thousano
feet of fire hose which will be distriout-
ed to the different fire companies IN tne
CITY where 1t Is needed the most. Inc
orders were given to the following com,
through the B. L. Adams company 500
feet: United states Rubber company
through the Wheeling Sales COMPANY
500 feet: Bi-Lateral company tnrouSnn
feet, and the Empire Rubber company
,hrouGh the Trimble & Lutz company.
500 feet.
DR.. w. II. Kelly. Court Burkham, nr'
W. F .Maury Of this city ana no r. cI,S S Tes-
terday afternoon after their annual
hunting trip in Canada. They returned
with some large game which cohsiS'eu
of five deer and one moose.
Three days after the election and up
10 a late hour last night not oruh INK
had been picked up. This shows the
city Is getting drier every Gay.
Thomas Hatcher of Elm Grove; -
SLOWLY recovering at the North Wheel
inr hospital from injuries which ne re,
cclved when he was caught under ran
of stone yesterday morning at
O'Clock He Is suffering from eo''
pound fracture Of the foot.
7 q. williams, manager OF the "hee.,
Ing Tent and Awning comrany:
yesterday in his automobile lot So'uir'-
hus o. where he will attend the an
nual meeting Of the ONO anu Mes.
uinia Tent and Awning Manulac.ulSIn.
Nr Williams is accompanied by MS
wife and children.
II has been learned that the HhitaKesr
Glcssncr company has bought pui'u
ing in Martins Ferry for the purpose u
erecting a home for their cmpIoyrs. A.
Though no definite information Coui9 oe
learned Il Is thought that the pplolhS
viii bc run along The lines or ~ u. -
A hut there will BE- reading nn9 ouns-
Ing rooms for the men. FhiS only
one of the splendid things thaY e local
concern is doing for tho enV ..ncnt OF
their employees. and to maks Ionoitlohs
pleasant to all .
II was stated by the Wa#cl!ng Public
Service company that SSYe they nave
d;scontfnued running " Z cars on TINS
street the tracks will taken up In the
near future. ~
Sixteenth street r Sween Market and
chanline streets haiy been CLOSED while
rcnairs are made by Contractor P. J.
GilliEnn. It is understood that the con-
tractor expects to rush the work on the
south side of the street.
All the schools OF Warwood and the
Out-the- Pike district which have been
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Harold Casterall, Is years, Of Martins
Ferry. O.. is suffering at the North
WHEELING Hospital from 4 laceration OF
the right hand which he received Wnlle
at work yesterday afternoon At. TIE
Warwood Can Factory Of the WhitaEseeS
Clessner COMPANY. 80