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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

favor Of General Leonard S. Wood, Win
Warren q. Harding as second choice.
HARRY CIDrSE. deputy clerk or the
county court. and promising candidate
for the Republican nomination for sher-
If stated thai he too. was strong pc
lever ~ General Woods ability TO car
~ of the nomination. and that a. sec
ond choice he favored Senator Ho"ard
SuthCrlSnd.
nErErTIVE ED MlNARD stated he
favored the states favored son ana
would pick Senator Harding rs second
DAVID C. MORGAN. Island council
man, stated that he favored Major Cen
cral Leonard wood tor the republican
candidacy. with Senator Sutherland as
second choice. a.
HOMER CkAGO. city clerk. gives MS
best wishes for the nomination TO Gov
crnor Coolidge. of Massachusetts. WITH
out taking 4 second choice.
OFFICER HENRY "B." WALKER
stated that he favored Senator Suthcr-
In + = rhc Pcnublcan nomination.
GEORGE THEODORIDES. We'll known
Greek restaurant, man and one OF inc
best known members OF the colony In
tho city, hicks as first choice L. s. SEN
ator Warren &. Harding of Ohio. and
NJ second choice L. S. Senator Howard
Sutherland. of this state. $500.
OFFICER WILLIAM "RlLL TCR-
NER said that ne didn't give damn
who got the presidency as long as It
VAS a republican.
l.. r. SMITH. Martins Ferry: MY
choice for President would be MaJo:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

in the great and complex operation. In
stead Of reaction. this is great step
forward. and there is the highest Amer
lean conscience In all that is intended.
Surely the organized railway &orkmen
ask more than fun justice, and in this
act the government establishes the tri-
bunals for the award OF that justice. II
our hoastcd prescnt-day civilization can
not find 4 plan to avoid industrial con-
flicts i'll public service under strict
governmental regulation. without resort
to wastcful warfare and suffering, then
our civilization is less advanced than
We have boosted. | do not assert the
Cummins bill to be perfect, but il pro-
claims our government 10 be jealousy
concerned about service essential TO
the public and solemnly commits the
same government TO the just treatment
Of the men who perform that service.
II do not know that such a law will
prevent railway strikes. but | do know
that 1t ought, and think the great rank
and file of railway workers ought to
wclcoc Il. 1t suggests the nationwide de
aspiration for industrial peace with I'M
failing justice TO all concerned. which
is IN tho heart OF the American millions
day.
II you and your associates know a
better plan. II you know OF anything
surprising the supremacy of just gov
crnincnt, If you know a hope more prom
Using than your governments commi;al
10 just treatment. let me know 1t. and !
Will be happy to subscribe to IL instead
Of tho measure watch | believe To he
tho best ytc offered To all who arc con-
cerned with tho good fortunes Of our
common country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
WOOD AND HARDING
Continued Prom Page one1

street and resident Of tho up-thc.rjvcr
district, says: Major-Gcncral Leonard
Wood Is my first choice and think nc
Is Presidcntial timber in every respect.
tor OF the Crystal Restaurant. Market
street, says L. S. Senator Howard Suth-
erland Is my choice for president on tho
hrst ballot and as second choice would
pick 7. S. Senator Warren G. Harding
JOHN l.. klNGHORN, clerk of tho
circuit court of Ohio county. says that
his first choice is Major General Leon
ard Wood. while az second choice he
would be Obliged TO support L. S. Sem
ator Warren G. Harding. Of Ohio.
GEORGE BlBBEE, we'll known local
barber and resident OF the Island. il
boosting Major Leonard Wood. OF Ohio,
as first choice for President. and also
says that his second and third choice
would be the same man. If he would
commit himself on a second and third
choice.
ATTORNEY !. HAROLD BRENNAN,
is q booster for L. s. Senator Howard
Sutherland. ms first choice for prcsi-
dent Of the United states. because hs
believes in boosting native son. but
his second choice is L. S. Senator War
rem G.. Harding, Of Ohio.
HON. JOHN 7. ARRENz Is also n
booster for /. 6. Senator Howard Suth-
crland and SAYS that his second choice
would likely be L. :. Senator Warren
w. lihruInS, OF ONO, nut ne belicNcS IN
boosting for his own state first
HON. L. T. RICHEi. well known trav-
cling salesman. who covers the Wheel
ing district for the Marietta Silo COM
pany. when interviewed last evening at
one Of the local hotels said. ~. s. Scna-
tor Warren G. Harding. OF Ohio. is my
choice for president II" il II sound log
leah business man OF sterling character
and real statesman.
EDWARD HEIR. we'll known local
member Of the BARRIERS profession said
that Major General Leonard Wood was
his choice for president and he Is Of
the opinion that nc will land tho job on
tho first ballot. His second choice, how
ever. is L. s. Senator Warren q. Hard
Ing. Of the state Of Ohio.
=. Il. PULTX well known local hotel
man. says L. s. Senator Howard Suthcr-
land Is his first choice. owing to the
fact that he believes IN supporting n
local man. His second choice 10 /. 6.
Senator Warren q. Harding. Of Ohio.
JUDGE ALAN H. ROBINSON, en-
pressed his opinion as being strongly in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
MOORE ANNOUNCES
Well Known Republican Announces
Candidacy for Auditor.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan, MIR.
Auditors office. has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomtna-
ton OF Auditor. In making his an
nouncement Mr.. Moore says:
The people have known for some time
that I am a Republican candidate for
state Auditor. l want them TO consider
my candidacy as an appl!catin. and pass
upon II as a business proposition. All
applicants for positions for positions in
the business world are first asked
what experience have you had"' And
the man with experience is employed.
The same rule should be applied in
head Of a large office in which the ousi-
ness Of eight important state depart
ments is transacted. In this office !
have been diligently working for three
years and have the training necessary
to assume its responsibilities.
As n candidate in 1915 | believed the
people would not favor a third term
candidate. but the results showed they
had experience in the office rather than
one who had none. In all business oc-
equations experience receives the flrSt
consideration. Men everywhere apply
every taxpayer. great or small. must
be interested in saving tho state
finances. To promote the highest eff
cheney II is essential that tho auditor
have practical experience IN the details
OF his office. Economy and efficiency
can not be obtained through incxpcr!-
enced men.
In submitting my candidacy I rely
chiefly upon my experience gained while
chief clerk in the auditors office. but
geographical location OF candidates
should not be overlooked. and coming
from the wheeling district which has
no representation in the present state
administration and has had none since
3 hn al nv
Advisable from a party standpoint.
have severed my Connection with the
office and hencetorth will devote my
entire time TO my candidacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

ment. 81 per cent Of the French soldiers
under thirty-onc years of age. were kill
cd in action. and 20 per cent Of the en-
tire number of men mobilized were KILL
ed or permanently disabled. 1t Is i'm
possible to conceive OF the loss that this
means to the French people. loss that
will be felt not only in the next few
years, but FOR generations 10 come.
More than one-half of the strong. virile
manhood OF the nation has been de-
stroyed. The men who were TO make
prosperity for it. to carry on the race {:
10 become the fathers Of the succeeding
generations: the heads OF families, have
been so depleted that the character OF
the entire French people. for generations
TO come is certain to be seriously affect
ed.
Another war like the one Just closed
would mean the destruction OF France
through the destruction OF Frenchmen.
and we can easily understand how
thoughtful F'renchmen regard the vital
Importance OF protecting France against
further attack from across the Rhine.
The allicnce OF Great Britain and
America for the defense OF France
means more to the French people than
the League of Nations. the restoration
OF Alsace- Lorraine. the indemnity. or
any Of the other material benefits that
can possibly come from the war. II
the French people are to live. France
must not again be bled as she has been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
AN UNFORTUNATE ABSENCE

Inteigence feels ceo upon "
OF that fact In as
concise a we ave able to find It.
Senate the anti
strike and labor Certainly important piece
legislation the railway legislation and no feature
than the ntftrk feature or the
mns bill On Friday Stanley OF kenu maze
motion the anisrke provision from the CuS
motion failed
Nm sanvs motion Senator against the motion
5 Senator absent.
~ nsnee- submits propety that the state OF
United States Senate by men
ho viii take legislation The state IS en-
Of the land which will be more
sufficient explanation for the absence
tho Senate Of one Virginia successive
American
x hnr voted on the duty OF to be in his seat
ma ~ counted people West Virginia would like
! o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

, would like to see w. E. Borah. Of Idaho.
President, not only because be Il one Of
; the most fearless but also ,oRe OF the
| most able statesmen in the United
GEORGE 4 BISHOP, Of woodlaxn.:
we'll known insurance man, favors Ma!
| Jor General Leonard Wood, al first
choice, as he Is favorite Of the family
]. FRANCIS HYDE, connected with
the Richland Coal Company. il also 8
booster CT Major General Leonard Wood
and believes that he is the logical man
for the position.
JAMES II. BALL Of the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad company. is also q boost
er for Major General Leonard Wood,
but picks Warren G. Harding as second
choice.
Choice ct 1sllairA
WALTER c. UPPERMAN. Safety Df.
| rector: General Leonard Wood appeaf9
10 me to be the most likely candi0Ats
for the Republican nomination for;
President. although personally I do not
! backing at the present time, however.
Warren G. Harding, our senator, II my
JOHN L. WILSON. Coal 1tinlr:
General Leonard Wood has not bean
which has Disguised working men ID
general, and he is my first choice Tor
the Republican nomination. OF the
other candidates l have no second
choice"
FRANK KING, Laborer: Hiram
Johnson, California, is my first choice
! for the Republican nomination. He u
| not afraid to say what he thinks. Ny;
second choice is Warren G. HARDING.
ADRIAN A. M1NDER, Justice Of the
Peace: Warren G. Harding. Ohio, Sem
! ator. Is my first choice for President
on the Republican ticket. The Repuh.
licans will sweep the country In tho.
presidential campaign. General Leonard
Wood Is my second choice for the nom,
CHARLES WISE, Mil WORKERS
Herbert Hoover appears to me 20 bls
the man whom the Republicans should
nominate for President. There 10 ncth-
ing can be said against him while much
can be said in his favor. Senator War
rem G. Harding, 1 believe would Be my
ALEX DUBOIS. Lumber Man: q
have been thinking over the matter ser.
iously and have not yet Determined;
whom I would select first Tor the Re.
publican nomination.
would not favor a military man for the
Republican nomination for President
To me Warren G. Harding appears thas
best Of the bunch thus far In the ring.
For second choice would say Hiram
Johnson.
JOHN PATTERSON. Coal Miner:
Leonard Wood is my first choice for
the Republican nomination. cannot eea
a good second in the remainder IN the
field thus FAR. although Warren q.
Harding looks the best Of the rematning.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
Lady Druggists Advice

MY slster-in-law is a druggist. She
toldmcofseveralstoma mhm Inn hmh
told me Of several bad stomach and liv-
or cases which were benefited By taking
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. and advised
me TO try II. I had numerous bad at
tacks due 10 bloatng. and had almost
constant pain in my stomach before get
ting your remedy. l am feeling fine
now" II is a simple. harmless prcpa-
ration that removes the catarrhal mu-
Gus from tho intestinal tract and allays
tho inflammation which causes pract!c-
ally all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince, or money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

Is Il a wise policy 10 attempt 70 de-
vclop extensive markets for hardwood
lumber at a time when our forests. as
now handled. will be able to produce
! barely enough for our own Industries :
Are we not by such policy helping
foreign industries and wOrkmcn at the
expcnse OF our own" Obviously the
answer is 10 stop the present forest de-
struction. and to produce by growth
/ enough both for our own needs and ior
a healthy foreign trade.
Tho forests supplying the material
for export are almost wholly privately
owned. There is no effort TO secure re-
placement after cutting. Local en-
haustion OF the forests is leaving great
| stretches OF land in an unproductlNo
condition. resulting in virtual impovcr-
ishmcnt. If not dcpopulatlon. OF very
considerable areas.
Such a situation is unnecessary. II
exists because the public Is unconscious
Of tho economic danger that IS clearly
mcnaCing it's interests. The pubic
J must take cCgni2ancc of the dissipation
NJ our public wealth and insist on the
use of constructive methods of handing
forests instead of destructive cXplolta-
ton.
The character Of the forestry problem
is such that results can be secured only
through the participation. cooperation
and direction Of the public in much
more for-reachinG degree than has here
tofore been undertaken. 1t Will DC
necessary that the public. through APP
propriatc legal and administrative meas
urcs. insist upon adequate forest pro.
tection and the use Of such methods OF
cutting as will make possible forest re-
placement by natural reproduction. AZ
the same time the public must Literally
assist the owners in such measures aS
are necessary 10 make gooa AoFes's
handling a feasible matter.
Such a policy. coupled with broad
policv OF public acquisition Of forests
national state and municapal-would
make safe and wise the encouragement
in a large way Of the export OF lumber
and other forest products
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
EXHAUST|NG The FORESTS
1t Is Necessary for the Public to Take Drastic Precau
tonary Measure. ~
By COL. HENRY s. GRAVES
Chief of the Forest Service.
Chief of the L. s. Forest Service

The relation OF our forest supplies I"
the export problem can not be JudGra
on the basis of the total amount or lIlh-
Der in this country. Regional depletion
and the failure Of available supplies
for American wood using Industries de-
pendent on special classes Of ma,cr!al
are serious dangers Of the relatively
near future.
Europe will como first to our eastern
states for lumber.
The leading countries Of Europe must
continue to he large importers OF tim
Der. In Europe only Russia, Finland
and Sweden can increase their timber
exports without lessening their forest
capital OF the other parts of the
world still possessing vast timber areas
most are tagging in development ana
their forest resources remain largely
inaccessible and do not contain tn"
common soft woods. tho chief stable
timber product Of international trade.
Our valuable navel stores industry is
In danger. for unless the turpcntinc in
dustry is placed on a permanent basis.
as il is in France. the leadership which
the United States possesses because Of
the abundant supply Of long leaf pine
timber will soon pass TO France. Ac-
Cording TO recent reports hickory is very
scarce. The present heavy calls for
ask. oak and yellow poplar have re-
duccd a condition approaching famine
at many mills. A. tho same time tn"
lumber trade journals report that thcrH
is an enormous demand for hardwoods
In Europe.
There are a great many woodusinS
concerns that cannot point 10 five years
supply OF rawS material Of which they
are contain. They can not contemplate
with much satisfaction a policy of OK
ports that will cause foreign compcu-
ton for raw material tributary to their
plants. The American woodusIng indus
tries. which give employment to Amer
lean workmen and to American capital.
export annually sl30.O0O.0OO worth O:
products manufactured partly from lum'
Der. This Is In excess OF the value Of
the lumber export Itself.
Copyright 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
WENTWORTH IS
STILL SELLING
At ONE DOLLAR
Makers Contribute Their
Share Towards Keeping
Down the High Cost
Of Living.
Your Dollar Back" Still Goes in
Wentworth Advertisements.

Some time ago, compelled by cno7-
mouSly increased cost. in production.
advertising and distribution, we notified
druggist that ii would be necessary for
sale Of Ncrv-Worth. Two methods Of
fcrcd themselves: n higher price TO
druggists or n reduction in tho size of
our bottle. The latter course involved
delays incident To change In bottles.
cases. etc SO We took the shorter way
and advanced the price TO druggists.
Dealers who bought at the advance put
up tn" retail price: most of the other3
continued the sale at Sl.0O out of older
stocks.
When wo made the decision first steps
were taken to reduce the size Of Merry
Worth hotties. in the hope TINT thereby
VIC could get hack To the old popular
dollar price. Those steps hay" now
progressed 10 tho point where 'hc ncccs-
Sary siZC-ChangcS are in sight.
hut chance offers now TO do some
thing toward keeping down the high
cost Of living for the Immediate pres
cnt. ut least and effective Jan. |. 1920.
We have enabled even the druggist who
bought Ncrv-Worth at IN" advance To
sell the preparation al once. At one dot
lar instead Of waiting for tho size
changes To be made.
In our plans 10 reduce the bottlc-con-
tents VIC arc not seeking to cover all tho
los cntailcd by vastly higher costs. II
bottle Of Ncrv-Worth We are making 4
costly sacrifice Our existing Nerv-
worth bottle contains &c ounces and is
one of the largest Of its class. Tho now
one will not be disappointingly smallc..
Nevertheless until II comes Ncrr-Worth
users Will got tho biggest medicine bar
gain Of the day by buying l6 OF. bottles
Of Nerv-Worth at q dollar. And so
again We say:
Gricsts drug store sells Nerv-Worth
IN, LEhrplinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
FOOLED AGAIN.

They said this good old world
would end, December seventeen;
and Fireworks Of all kinds would
lend grandeur to the scene. I'd have
to see this best OF globes dissolve
beneath my feet. yet put on ascen-
sion robes with resignation SWEET
IF, with the balance Of tho race !
have TO loop the loops, I'll do =
with a smiling face" said =
frightened groups. Resigned 10
seeing things explode or pass in LILY.
ing fire. gavo away my cneCe
abode. my corkscrew and my lyre.
threw away my cherished pipe, z
box of good cigars; because. !
said. the time is ripe for me 70
climb the stars. I won't have use
for worldly things. I'll care not for
long green. when I have donncd my
shining wings. December seventeen;
The fatal morning came at last. ana
found me in my room: the SKIES
with clouds were overcast ~
though with threat of doom. All
day l waited for the crash Of plan
cts overturned. and passed up
smokes and missed my hash. ana
for the climax yearned. I'm trying
to regain the junk. I lightly gave
away; once more my ringers 80
kerplunk upon the harp all dAy.
My faith IN prophets. once 50 strong.
Is in the soup tureen. since I was
bilked with all that thronE. Deem
hcr seventeen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
HON, A. B. MOORE

Hon. Ava B. Moore OF Wetzel county.
recently chief clerk in the office OF the
state auditor at Charleston. has an
nounccd his candidacy for the Rcpubli-
can nomination Of auditor. Mr.. Moore
made the race for the nomination
against Auditor Darst four years ago
and received a highly complimentary
vote. He is a business man OF expert
cnce. He was elected mayor Of New
Martinsville when living in that town
and served in that office with credit and
10 the satisfaction Of the citizenship.
Mr.. Moore has quite an acquaintance
throughout Northern Yves. Virginia, and
his many excellent qualities arc most
generally appreciated. He Is well quail
Ned to All the office OF auditor. and will.
undoubtedly. be a strong candidate for
the nomination and will add strength to
the general ticket if nominated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05

The fashionable Newport Casino Club.
for a generation. the center OF the So
cial life of the Newport colony, is
abou, to pass away on account Of pro-
hibition. Social organizations that can
not live without the stimulus OF liquor
will not be seriously missed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
nANYIILE LOSS

DASvILLE. Va. Jan. 4-Loss from
| the fire which last night and carly today
destroyed half dozen buildings in tn"
heart Of DanTillcS business centre. is
| estimated at $500. 900. 4 large portion
OF the loss, however. is covered By in
surance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
IN cHrcH sPEcuLAT7oH

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Rcguloeions
designed TO check the creation Of, spec.
generally have been placed in effect by
the federal farm loan board In All farm
loan banks, the boards annual report
made public tonight, reveals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
TO SAVE FRANCE

According 70 Captain Andre Tardieu,
REPRESENTATIVE OF the French govern
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
CREPE DE CHIMES ETC.

You will be delighted with our new
offering of Crepe de Chimes and Geor-
gettes. Prices on all Silks have been
reduced 33 1-3 per cent.
Crepe de Chine, best quality, $500
now ---- --------SZ.OO
Georgettes, all colors, $500, now $500
Crepe de Chine, all colors, $3.50
now ---- - - ----$1.67
Satins and Messalines, $3.50 value
Taffetas, all colors, $3.50 values, now
--., ------ -------$1.67
Don't neglect to get these Silks at
our revised prices
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29

RLEACHES AND LONGCLOTH Etc.
This is a fine Offering of standard
Bleaches and we expect big rush for
these goods.
Heirloom Muslin, formerly SOC value
lo" --- - ------oi IlC
Hope Bleach formerly SOC value
now - - - - ------37Hc
American maid Bleach, 45c now -35c
Our Special, No. 70, 40c now BOO
Superior English Longcloth, 6Oc value
Pepperal MILDLY Twill, 55c value
now - --A2Hc
Don't fail to get your share at our
new prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
A SAFE, SURE WAY
TO REMOVE SKIN
BLEMISHES

Women who seek to remove their
skin blemishes do not realize the
absolute necessity N using the best
obtainable means.
Skin blomishos, such as tan, sun
freckles. liver spots, dark, eallow,
motley blotchos. mar the ccmple<i"n
to the extent that one IL apt to try
a way of removing them that may
result disastrously.
A safe. sure way TO remove skin
blemishes IN by the use OF Black
and White Ointment.
Black and white ointment softens
the skin. makes II clear and white
and removes any embarrassing skin
blemishes.
Before retiring, you cleanse tho
skin with Black and White Soap.
Then mix and massage creamy
Black and White Ointment Next
morning again cleanse tho skin.
After using these two wonderful
little aids to beauty you will be
greatly pleased with the results.
All good drug and department
stores sell and guarantee Black and
White Ointment, ESQ the package,
(5Oc package contains three timed
as much), Black and White Soap.
25c a cake. Start this beauty treat
ment tonight and see for yourself
how satisfactory tho results are.