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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
GEN, PERSH|NG
At CHARLESTON

Charleston. W. Va, July 3o.-Gen-
eral John J. Pershing will address resi-
dents OF Charleston tomorrow afternoon
from tho steps of the cpaitol. He will
be introduced by Governor John J. Corn
well.
The general Is one Of a party Of Of
fcers and business men making inspsc-
ton Of the properties OF the Pure on
company in Kanawha county. He 10
accompanied by his aide. Colonel Mar
shall General G. B. Dawes. purchasing
agent Of the A. E. F., and formerly
comptroller OF the treasury: B. g.
Dawes, Of Marietta, O.. president OF. the
Pure Oil company. and others.
The party arrived from Marietta, O.,
In private car and spent today IN
specting properties OF the company at
Dawes. Kanawha county. They win
continue the inspection tomorrow at
Cabin Creek Junction, pay a visit to
Charleston. and later leave for Wash
ington.
General Persh!ng today expressed his
interest in former service men, and
stated that he would be glad to meet
local members Of the American Legion
today.
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Character Of the Democratic
Leaders and Forces That
Wrought His Nomination
Does Not Strengthen His
Candidacy
BY Mark SULLIVAN

Copyright. 1920. BY y. Y. Evening roSr
Washington. July 3l.--E"Nt Sa,urday,
August 7. when MIR. Cox makes Ms a. .
ceptance speech. will be the mex, "2por-
tuni,y wo shall have ~ getting l!Eht on
what are 10 be tho issues Of the CAM
pa!gn. That those issues are not yet
Formulated In the public mind Is clear,
But with the delivery Of Mr. CoNs ac-
ceptance speech. we shall hav" the last
Of those formal public utt"rnnces
platforms. tho notification speeches and
the acceptance spceChng--u hich are sup
posed 70 set out the issues o? the cam
pa!En.
Il may he that even after Gov. toN,s
Spo"ch n"n, Saturday the issues Will
sun n" uniformed. and that II will suil
be impossible TO forecast just what !s-
sues the voter Will hay" in mind wheu
no casts his ballot in November. Il is
conceivable that the election may turn
on issues not yet fur">e' II. or on events
that may occur dur'nG the coming
weeks II Is oven possible That n" elcc-
ton may turn on merely The PERSONAL.
tros ~ fhn ~" n"u.
Crn possibility that s'"ik-s ."ur "or.
RESPONDENT as easy {" happen would b
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SKETCH OF CAREER
OF JUDGE DAYTON

Judge Alston Gordon Dayton. whose
death occurred Friday forenoon at
Battle Creek. Mich. WAS born AZ Phil
iippi. ", Va. Chen Eirgtnia) October
was g. years. . months and - days OF
He wa. the son OF the late Spencer
and Sarah (Bush) Dayton. hts parents
coming 20 Philtppi from Massachusetts
His father was a pioneer attorney. and
teachers in the section in which they
settled. One OF the stories which Judge
Dayton loved 70 tell was that OF the
Journey Of his mother. on horseback
from her New England home in Massa-
chusetts TO take UP her career OF teach
ing the boys and girls Of Wesr Vir-
g!nia Judge Daytons father was a
native Of Connecticut.
Aston =. Dayton graduated from the
West Virginia University AZ Morgan
Arts. in 1878. and In 1850 received his
degree OF Master Of Arts from the
same institution.
He was admitted TO tho bar In 1878,
and practiced in the courts Of the cir
cult In which he resided. rapidly gain
ing distinction for his ability al tho
bar.
In 1879 he was appointed prosecuting
attorney OF Cpshur county. W. Va. to
All an uuexplred term. and was clrct-
ed to serve as prosecuting attorney or
Barbour county from 1884 n 1855
Rising rapidly In public lir". ne was
elected to tho Ftfty-fourth Congress Of
the United Stetes. and SERVED the Sec
ond Congressional district Of West Sir-
ginia with distinction in thu Hcty- fourth
fourth TO fitty-cighth. Congresses, In
cusive. He was reelected TO thr Nifty
ninth Congress. but resigned his scat
during that term to accept from the
late President Theodore Roosevelt the
appointment 70 be judge OF the United
States district court for the Northern
district Of West Virginia. which office
he filled capably and with honor until
HIS death.
While In congress- AlCiou G.. Dayton
was second ranking member OF the
house naval affairs committee. He mada
perhaps the first Spanish war speech in
CONTINUED on Page Elevsn-)
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HARDING DEMANDS SPECIFICATIONS
Of COX STAND ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Tho statement also raped George II.
White. the Democratic national chair
man. for his criticism Of the Republican
plan TO hold campaign contributions TO
81 900 each and predicted that by Nov
ember the country would show its dis
approval OF unlimited campaign funds.
Undoubtedly II is quite true" the
Republican nominee continued. that
certain powerful international interests
which are deeply concerned In carrying
out the present administrations foreign
policy are prepared 10 contribute most
literally 10 the Democratic funds. Cn-
doubtedly It is true. too. that without
such contributions the Democrats would
find 1t very difficult To raise the funds
they need
The candidate did not reveal tonight
whether he would make the league is
sue feature Of his front porch address
here tomorrow. but those in his CONF
dence said he was prepared TO follow UP
the fight with othcr puhlk utterAncsO
in the nca- future. ToNorrows ad.
dress which VII open formally ths
font porch cirIp'ign. is to be delivered
10 delegation fr"m Mansfield. Ohio.
and Il Naa been indicated that it would
Continued on Page Xlsven-l
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Terms Nations League
The Bankers Soviet

New York. July 3O.--"The League OF
Nations is nothing more than an Mt
tempt to establish an International
p. Christensen. presidential nominee
If the third or farmer-labor party. who
discussed his views on national ana IN
tCrnational affairs here today
The League of Nations is dead is
sue." said Mr. Christensen. "1r II were
not, ] should want to kill It."
Endorsement Of Irish freedom was
another point upon which the third
party candidate expressed himself in
formal statement.
Il AM ono or those who is sufficient
ly in love with the principles Of human
freedom Ia come out sQuarely for rec
ognition Of the Irish republic. he said.
Referring to the attempts Of Cover
nor Cox and Senator Harding 70 per-
suade Tennessee TO pass the equal suf-
frage law, he said
IF Cox and Harding can't get rati-
lcatton. III go down and try the rebels
myself"
Mr.. .Chrisrrns"n announced that tho
national campaign Of the third party
Tn%eTs wMScT nS we Sare ara ghtIng TSess pow c
ers. the nominee explained. arc. Collec-
tivoly Wall street: for ii Is Wall
street, he AuOeu. lnal "lnS, no mater
.yhich of the old party candidates is
elected"
I'VE are out" he continued. TO re-
store the government 70 the people
to make II impossible for Woodrow
Wilson 10 say in the future. as he has
In the past. that the government OF
the I'u!td states il controlled by the
combined corporations and 1nnnciers
Of tho United states. It was true when
he said IT, and 1t is true today. We
want 10 make it true no longer
Both the Democratic and Republican
parties candidates. he declared. are
''cngakcd in conspiracy to Camou-
fagc the league issue" Their purpose
In rcrpctunting tho discussion. he con-
tlnued "is to blind the people TO the
vital issucs--thc questions affecting
the welfare OF the millions Of hand
and brain workers. and tho rights and
welfare Of millions Of farmers. The
platforms upon which they stand. he
asserted. arc> "d!sgustingly empty"
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Washington. D. G.. July 30.
IntelnG~nccr. Wheeling, W. Va.
have today completed checking
of Weddings population With the
census bureau officials. Twenty
seven hundred names Of persons IN
the Fourth. Fifth. Sixth and Eighth
wards who ClR lined they were not
enumerated were thoroughly check
cd against the census bureau re-
cords Of these districts. There were
nineteen hundred names they did
not have enumerated. over nine
hundred Of these were in the EiShth
ward. over seven hundred In the
Sixth ward. over one hundred IN
the Faith ward. and over one nun
dred in the Fourth ward.
Tho census bureau agreed !mine-
diatcly to instruct F. A. Martin.
First congressional district census
SUPERVISOR. to rc"snvass all the sec
tions in dispute. and 10 check up the
nineteen hundred persons VINO wer"
no, enumerated. and 10 take over
tho entire First ward. where big
{ rreasc was shown.
Ehcn this recount IS competed.
The loss of two thousand population
rnr old Wheeling will be wiped out.
and nm increase shown. adding near
lv three thousand TO Greater wheel
Ing.
bureau for the way il met Wheel
'"h ~ II p. CORCORAN.
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MANDATE
TOPUT MINERS
BACK To WORK
HEAD OF THE u. M. W.
COMMENDS PRESIDENT
Declares Every Loyal Union
Man Will Endorse Mr..
Wilson S Position

indianapolis. Ind. July 3o.-"Tn COM
pitarcr with rhc wishes OF President
Wilson. John L. Lewis. president OF the
United Mime Workers Of America. Will
issue mandatory order. instruCting
all miners now on Str.k" in Indiana and
Illinois TO Immediately return 20 work,
sn as to permit the norHHl operation
Of the mines. IL was announced At min
ers' nationa! headquarters here to-
night.
The. stntcmcn; was issued after a
conference had reported favora3ly on
the Presidents telegram, which was
received here tonight. Il am profound
ly impressed by the Presidents tclc
gram" the statement SAID. The suB-
Ecsti0n ~ tho President will be ap-
proved by every right thinking and
loyal member of the United Mine Work
ers Of America
The Lewis Statement
The statement follows.
Il am profoundly impressed by tn"
Presidents trGeKram. The fairness OF
his statement must be- apparent to
everyone with respect for ,.uslStitutcd
authority or tho least regard for the
public welfare. tn" suggestions OF the
President Will be approved by every
right thinking and loynl member Of the
United Nine Workers Of America and
Will be considered as Il singing r"buk"
TO men Of the type Of Frank Harrington
who has deliberately and mAliCiOuSly in
cited men io disregard their contract
obligations 10 the deiriment OF them
selves and the inCouN "n!"nCc of the ma
tion. Public CastiEatI"n Of such lead
crs cannot hr too severe
TN to this time the Illinois coal op-
orators have not requested this office TO
enforce the validity OF IN" wage agree
ment in that state. | intend however.
in compliance with the wishes OF tn"
President To immediately issue a man
datury order instructIng and directing
all miners now on strike In Illinois and
Indiana To Immediately return 10 work
so as to permit the normal OPERATION Of
the mines Compliance with this or
der ny IN" mlnC workers Will pave the
way for the calling of wage Conven-
tion as suggested by the President on
consideration Of inequalities in the
agreement"
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OHIO MAN IS
MURDER VICTIM

Ironton. Ohio. July 30.-GenerA l..
Chatheld. 20. u merchant ~ Sheridan.
Ohio, three miles north Of here. WAS
shot and killed tonight by Harry Bes-
cher. "a, tic worker, as n r suit of an
argument over Earnlshccm"nt proceed
inEs which the storckecper had inStl-
tuted aaG!nst R"srh"r for alleged fall
ure TO make settlement Of a bill.
According TO the police BesChHr went
to Chatflcld's plac" of business after he
learned his salary Ind hccr held up but
was ordered ont by Mrs. thntn"ld. The
merchant later went TO DoSChcr's house
He aCcostcd RcS"h"r. armed with shot
gun ,on his arrival there. \ heated ar
gumcnt "nSU"d following which the
shooting took place.
Following "a" killing Reschcr fled IN
to IN" hills Police nf tho Tr!-Stqtc re-
gion haN" h",n furnished his d"Scrip-
uOn.
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Of the Wheeling chamber OF
cakng of the Wheeling 1920 census owing to garins
failure OF thousands OF
of largely populated osnbon
Friday Mr. presentation
of officials Washington
immediate retaking Of the certain
and bring The heretofore
1892.
will be ordered Immediately and be tbs
Thursday loaded
Of officials
was held Friday following
Friday
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Wealthy IriShman Is
Assassination Victim

Dublin. July 30--Frank Brooke.
wealthy country gentleman. close
EeutNnart and member Of n coTumittes
on irish reconstruction. appointed last
year BY 'he viceroy. "as nssassina,ed
TO-DAY Mr. Brooke was killed IN the
directors room Of the Dublin and
Southeastern railway in Vest Landrow.
where ne had gone 20 attend moet-
Ing ~ the railroad board ot directors.
Three assassins entered the room
and hred At Brooke while ne WAS talk
tnE N a Mr. Cotton. wh" Is director
OF tho road and ais" manaEer or the
London and Northwestern railway
one Of me shots entered Bro"kc's =
lungs and No died Immediately. Brooke
carried A revolver hu; had no time 20
use Il Other men had been LETT on
guard outside tho room during the
Showing ana ne a-sa'lsnts aSrRped.
NJ Brooke hrI ARK" agricultural
and commercial interests and was IRE
a'.~ur .sSr,"r A. n" ,i"e regal Lodge
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Coast Mail
Plane Gets AWAY

Cleveland. O.. July 3o-Monoplans
No 2. piloted by Lieutenant Mons, and
carrying three passengers. left here at
S:l5 p. m. for Chicago on the second
leg OF the trans-continental aerial mail
trip. >,
Bert Acosta. plotting plane No. 1,
will leave here tomorrow morning.
Machine No. 2. Captain Hartney,
pilot. met with an accident in landing
after practice flight this afternoon,
breaking wing tip and the under car
new parts or another plane can be sent
from the East.
Chicago. July 3o.-Monoplans No. !
which left Cleveland at 3:15 p. m. to-
day on the second leg Of the trans-con-
tinental mail flight. reached here at
7:i0 p. m. tonight. >Chicago daylight
sayinR time
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NO ACTION TAKEN ON
RAIL WAGE AWARD

Cl"yo.aul O. IEly @n-AlthouSh
So, nrn' rhl"r;iouahl" aspects az tn" re-
cent wage award hy n. BaiIruah Labor
Rrati in Chicago w"r" discussed hy
tho honlS "f IN" foar h!g railroad
hr"thrrh"'de here trtav. forma! artion
vas postponed until n meeting t. be
held hcrc IN two weeks
II WAS announced during ~" confer
encc by w. O. Leo. president Of tho
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainucn.
'ha, membership in that organization
is increasing at the rate of Ion {" i25
per day. Tho heads uf thrc" other
hSothc~hoods also report inrrcaS. IN
memberships. but not 50 lqrG" n& that
IN the traiumen Th" officials at'rihLie
j. g. ~" better wage That ar" now hc-
INK paid 80 j result uE ih" r"r"utly an
nuuu'"i E"w wag" SrHle
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COAL SPECULATION
TO Be ELIMINATED

Washington. July 30.-operators In
tercsted in the export OF b!tumino"s
coal st a meeting here today. took steps
TO eliminate speculation in shipments Of
coal from mines Ia tidcwater ports
either for export or tranS-shipnent. y
committee was chosen to work out the
measures to be taken, and the plans
then VIII hc submitted TO tho Interstate
Commerce Commission and the railway
executives.
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DEATH FOR FOUR IN
PHILADELPHIA FIRE.

Philadelphia. Pa, July S0.-Four per.
sons employed in a fve-story building
on North Fourth street. occupied by =
dozen manufacturing concerns. lost
their lives and several others were In
jured today when fire swept through
the structure. Search is being made
for other bodies believed to be in the
ruins.
The fire started while moro than $40
persons. most OF them women. were in
the building. and many o: them had
narrow escapes from beirg trapped by
the blaze. The loss Is estimated at
about 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
M|ELERAND UPHELD
BY FRENCH DEPUTIES

Paris. July 30.--lRy The .AssoclHt"d
Prcssl--PrcmIcr Mi!lrrand again won
the support of tho Chamber Of p"pu-
ties for his Ehvcrnmnnc today IN Its
Spa coal arrangement in the face # an
adverse report by the commission on
finances. II" obtained O favorable vote
Of 356 to lI9 for adoption Of the "O.-
900 600 rrant advance TO Germany
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PRESIDENT IN
APPEAL To THE
COAL STRIKERS
ASKS ILLINOIS-NDIANA
MEN TO RESUME WORK
Promises to Recommend Ad-
iustment of Irregularities
In Wage Scale

IL
WASHINGTON. July 5u.-- ItN'"rM' =" -
son, thr'uEh IN" hi'o" M''i'
~ Am"rt?h t"hiS"l Atp''l'" !" -,
mE m'nr "h"r''~ III l''''"', '"'' ''''
ana I" return l" WORK. .. .,o-o
lneQu" Hi.'N IN '.r NiS,i'k w.,
scale--E"id h} l''' -FiH' .'Au,t 80 -"
the "aus" 4 ~" WaINoU' "n,1 NJ
closed most ~ IN" "'uih' nous i'''irn ttrI 80
the i've Sitt'S- may 'N.Nt, We 49,,
ant sa,d II" n.". '"t' nv. ,nr,,rnIi
reco'''''.t'. cor ~ .,,r.. .,,,r,,..d ~ ,bry-
!'TH uHH. w. ',.i'.' N,r,. siI 50 ne
y""S; 'N' '''" Sl, ,nr,,,l,r..
Woui" InN.,' ,l' i,. ,m'.,, ,,,,c, fmr th,
OF "I,'',!H i,..i,, Tt,,' 'i,, .,n,. such ,n.oual
in,Ii di''' =
H.. ,.,, i,s ,rrouI IN
~ r''',,I ,ir,s"ni 70 tho
Ins l"tn. 90 n -. GU ,.rino of,cr
"i'eu a.',' ~ '., ,,, ~ cn,I ali.
~ @ """ .,,h,,,i,if -, S,rrr,ar, Of Labor
VII,
pcnnr,s ~ ,bn str,kc of mine labor
80 ,,,.,,.,,i,,I,. -, Iutrois thr prnei-
1a,,l .nid L,I' h.ou rc,riyrJ nv him
,,t, ~ tn,,,r,, re rcrrct and sorrow"
VIII" x,.,,o - o,,g,+to,
4ot"T"H % 49, "' tI;stros,od
re ne ,'IcH "','' ,,,' ,i,,a 20
not only pc '"S" 3'5u'' ,'.S '',mr ~
m'he c"li iH "'' '., ,,',',Ij ros,,Ii IN
OF ,h' 'N'E'''E l'L,''"' Mu"'u b,,,
sutlcr'hS u"f nF NV o.'l'."h ~ ,.,,-s
MS" D''HHi' t'' ,u,tn,,'n' ~ ,',r ,.,',,,.
"l !o"' 9,'1'',' -. o. lo,cn
good name H'StrNH a.. WI VI -, Wv
wh'ch ~ tnr haS'S "I an mutual "k',"
mehtS ana lhfcat'tS lIS Nr!H ''"'"'
non or fa!E 'houSir'H' t'"',U"S >,:,
f"'ntIng orl th"t ihf i!lr" i LIZ
Mork"rH C"nsl.tuI'H w. ''' go, 60. ~ r.
iH'"r 'I H"u'" ''"., ~ ..i-.,.,, r,,,id
FreS.""nI S1,u' ,a, ~ snt'. r''''.,,,' ~, TO OWN
iohk th'u,t Una, up r,,%t.
'rmHi' s. a. ,it,, .,,,,,e;y a., 'o~pc"
80 lA,In 'ts ,'H IVY =, C'i,,,,,s.
Inc IIeS!",!I = VIZ aIi -.'''"''
SuUefHe te"teu - .
1t is Win Il i"c,'hE ~ '""i"ulH re
Er"t ana S"rr"" 'h"t nave I'Hrheu
thAt many OF me incihp"rS %l your OF
liIin"'s' nave engage IN Str.n% ~
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THE WEATHER.

Warrington, July 3o.-ohio, Western
Pennsylvanfa-Local thundershowers on
Saturday; Sunday probably tair.
West Virgtnia-Local thundershowers
Saturday or Saturday night: Sunday
probably fair.
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JUDGE A. G.. DAYTON DEAD
WEST VIRGINIA FEDERAL JUR|ST
PASSES AWAY At BATTLE CREEK

HAD BEEN UNDER TREATMENT FOR THE PAST
FIVE WEEKS IN NSANITARIUM-NEWS or HIS
DEATH COMES AS a SURPRISE, LATE RE
PORTS HAVING BEEN VERY ENCOURAGING
SKETCH OF DISTINGUISHED WEST NlRGlAN-
IAN'S CAREER
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CFNSIISR[IREAU ORDERS SRETAK|NC
.OF WHEELING CENSUS; OVER 1900
WILL BE ADDED To THE CITY TOTAL

OF SUCCESS SHOWS CENSUS CHIEFS NINE
TEEN HUNDRED NAMES WERE NOT ENUMER-
ATED on THE SOUTH SIDE-NEW ENUMERA-
TION TO INCLUDE FIRST, FOURTH, FIFTH,
SMITH AND EIGHTH WARDS
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The phpp
throughout West
santarum for the five condition
a
hopes were his
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Aton
Of West Virginia died 1870
ing weeks illness
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TO SHUT OFF POWER

OF City, Ia, July GO-OwinE .
non-rrceipt OF coal. the Citizens Traction
company this morning issued orders for
MI electric current 10 be shut off at 10
n m, II being estimated that at that
hour sufficient coal would remain on
hand to furnish lights only for three
nights At $3.50 a. m. sufficient coal
was placed on their siding to last two
days and unless further shipments ars
OF.
This company furnishes the current
for street cars and practically all tho
light manufacturing plants both hero
and In. Fra nklin.
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FATAL WESTERN FEUD

Salt Lake City. Utah, July 3o.-Johq
Bonncll. sheep herdcr. was shot and
more than 1000 sheep were killed early
today in a clash between men said Ia
represent Colorado cattle interests and
Utah sheep men. just across the stats
line in northwestern Colorado. according
10 a telephone message from Vernal.
U!ntah county. Utah. this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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STATE FAIR meet
Plans for = Big Entertainment Program
Being Considered.

At the Mcclure House this evening
the directors of the State Fair Will take
dinner and l." entertained by one OF
tho members ~ The directory. and at IN"
SAM time discuss n number of questions
Of special interest to the Fair AsSoCla-
ton.
The plans arc already under way Tor
thu big fair al 1870. and encouraged by
tn" very Favorable results Of lasi year,
the fair directors propose to give !
Program Of amusement that Will DC
more elaborate and attractive than they
have hitherto given. Tho features o.
tn" amusement program will b" under
discussion this evening and Il is planned
Ia increase the expense for the speed
program about 90 per cent, and TO IN
,r,a sc the expense for the other amuse-
mont features from 30 TO - per cent.
Il is also contemplated that n more cX-
icnSivc advertising campaign for the
Inlr WI BE- undertaken.
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Stomach Trouble.

rhcrc are It great many who have
been afflicted for n long time with some
disorder of the stomach and finally been
permanently cured. Mrs. W. T.. Scott.
Peoria. Ill.,, writes MY husband SUI
I,r,d for years with stomach trouble
before he commenced using Chamber
IaIu's Tablets These tablets Nave done
HIM good and have saved him great
deal Of sunrrInS." II you have not
gwen Chambcrlain's Tablets trial you
Should do So as you are almost certain
to bc hymrIltcd by thcm. For sale by
all urll,rS
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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LESSONS CONVEYED BY
POEM "EVANCELlNE

Proc Noah Porter. the eminent MS
torian, paid n remarkable tribute 10
.:EYanGclinc." Henry WadSworth Lone
fellows vitality dramatic poem. "h'Ch
William Fox viii present in elaborat"
1notion picture form at tn" i:S\ theatre
on today. THIS tribute. which appears
an Or. Porter'S book. "ESanScln". IN"
Place, tho Story and tho Poem. follows:
"The poem is not merely pathetic re-
cital which moves our teudcrcSt sym
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
WOMEN ORGANIZE TOF|GHT
FRIGHTENING IN WEST VA

things which were novel and for which
they probably had louged all thcir, lives.
"Of course they Will buy, and who
VIII blame them tor trying To Keep pace
with the wild wh:rl Of rNtraVaGant BUY
lug which has possessed the world" II
IS for others To- set the pave, for II is
through the action Of the citizens lndi-
vidually and collectively alone that the
country can be brought 10 reason. II
IL every mans and every woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

Of duty and faith: 1t also rcproduecs
with vivid intensity tragic picture CT
our national history and. as such. II Is
fitted 10 instruct us, II VIC In'crprct It
Alright. respecting the bitter and costly
experiences out OF which our present
political and civic blessings have been
secured: while il also inculcates the
most salutary lessons In respect to the
harsh Judgments which we are often too
ready to, pronounce upon thos" whose
nationality or whose faith may differ
from our own"