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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
EI51 .E,A3!'I,IIj|;5;|,;I I
AIM TO REACH 100
kOGPLE PLAN RESTORES HEALTH
> AND YOUTH.
hundreds Of thousands Of Families
Finding Nsalth and Happtnsss ~
relieving Plan.

II. r. Won Schlick Is known to mill
;ions OF men and women as a human
oenefactor.
He Eave the secret OF his transrorma-
lion from a sickly. dyspeptic sufferer to
4 strong. energetic man.
At 40 Mr.. Won Schlick. wreck physi-
ALLY from stomach. liver and BLOOD
diseases, CHANGED to meet Boris Mar
Marokeff. at 50 years. was a physical
giant, with mind clear, eye keen and
complexion rudy.
= Msroketf explained that in his coun-
lure in forming health plans. The rug
ged children are kept in condition by
"a herbs which free the system of pois-
ons. purify the blood and Kidneys. KEEP
the stomach in condition and regulate
the liver.
I'll make It for YOU" he told Mr.. Won
Schlick. 1t Is composed OF leaves. bark.
flowers, roots, plants. seed. berries anc
herbs. You will note a new feeling
eel" Mr.. Won Slick tried this nature tea;
MArokeffs formula was the great dis
sovery. He took on a new lease OF life.
Today at near 50 he Is younger than
Mr.. Won Schlick secured the herbs
from Europe. Asia and Africa. Won
Schlick's slckly wife became strong.
She gave II to women friends. Won
schlIck consulted physicians. who tested
It's merits and who are today giving
Il to their patients.
During the terrible 191S-1e-oe IN
fluenza epidemics Bulgarian Blood Tea
WAS used by countless thousands OF SUI
ferers They met with marvellous suc-
vcCss Millions OF people took II stea1n-
Ing hot to XIII colds and guard against
the FLU"
The fame OF Bulgarian Tea spreao.
Today Il Is used by millions OF suffer
"rS In every state in the Union fighting
off old age Weaknesses They include
Happy girls budding into womanhood or
women crossing precarIous thresholds
81 life. All praise and recommend II.
Men recover their strength and vitality.
the blood becomes rich and pure and
The fire and spring OF youth returns
TO those who wers In despair. To fortify
the system against Colds. Influenza.
PAsumonta and winter MS nothing
squalls this wonderful medicine.
All druggists now keep Bulgarian
Blood Tea In stock. but owing to tho
enormous demand immediate applicatlo lon
% your druggist Is urged on account
% the limited supply. Distributors are
authorized 10 return the full purchase
price X II does not prove to be highly
beneficial TO the health. This evidence
~ faith IN the power Of BulEa rian
Blood Tea 10 the guarantee OF the Mar
vel Products Company. sole manufacture
ers. Marvel Building Pittsburgh, Pa,
who authorize this public announcement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
TIE SdIIlF VIIN,
Enforcement Officers Puzzled.


New York. Nov. S.--Decision Of the
supreme court that liquor lawfully &C
Quired may be stored by q person for
his own use in place other than his
home. will mean that thousands OF "im-
prisoned" quarts soon may be "relea ed"
in New York City alone. according to
federal prohibition agents here.
Frank l.. Boyd, federal prohibition en-
forcement chief. explained that every
bottle seized in his district had been
placed In bonded warehouses. There it
stands, he said. ready to he returned to
owners If the courts so order.
He said he had no figures at hand to
show the exact amount Of liquor held
subject to judicial mandate.
The problem OF the empty club locker
also Is solved by the decision. according
to the attorneys for william G. Street
who brought the case up TO tho supreme
court. Attorney Joseph S. Aucrhark. Of
the law firm in question. stated he took
the decision to mean that n club member
could store IN his locker beverages con-
tanning more than one-half OF one per
cent Of alcohol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
new BASEBALL
CONTINUED Prom Page One)
will be represented in the drafting
the regulations.
"New National" League.

will be represented In the drafting of
the regulations.
"New National" League.
The new organization will be known
as the New National League" and
John Heydlcr. president Of tho now
defunct National League. will be presi-
dent. secretary and treasurer
In deciding all baseball matters the
voters. under the new plan. will be cast
by clubs and not by leagues.
The New National League had It's In
ception in the 1919 world series scan
dal. After eight members OF the Chi
cago White SoX team had been indicted
for alleged participation in the throw
ing % games. letter was sent TO all
club owners ny William Vceck. prest-
dent Of the Chicago National League
club, John McGraw of the New York
Giants. Barney Dreyfuss and others
telling them that lit was time for i
new deal in baseball with n new gov
erning body. This letter outlined the
plan proposed by a. u. Lasker or the
Chicago National Lcagu" club. which
called for a civilian tribunal Later. at
a meeting of the eight National League
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
TURK NATIONALIST
ADHERE TO LENINE

&Angora, Asia Minor, Nov. S.-The
Turkish National!stS arc refusing TO
treat with the Constantinoplc cabinet
under any terms. They declare that
they are adhcring to the Moscow Soviet
government. which has promls them
military aid in case OF attacks by the
Greeks or others.
Mrs. Haltde Edib. the woman nation
elIst leader. who is said to be suffering
from tuberculosis. declares officially
that Shr has cast her lot with the Rus
sian Bolshcvikt and that she has lost
hope in the United States
at was Wilson or Lenine," says her
statement and l am going with Len
inc, who is tighting our common Eng
liah enemy. / shall live and die with
Lcnine l am an eternal rebel against
the civilized butchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
ADD new CLAUSES
TO HOME RULE BILL

London. Nov. s. (By the Associated
Press. 1.-The house of commons to-day
adopted two new clauses TO the fome
rule proposed by the government. tho
first providing that both Irish parlia-
ments shall establish second chambers
for the protection Of minoritles: tho
second providing that in the event that
less than half the members OF either
parliament are validity elected or for
failure to take the oath of allegiance
within fourteen days, thu king may. dis
solve the parliament and place the gov
eminent in the hands of committee
appointed by the lord lieutenant.
The clause replaces the proposal OF
the government that candidates for par
lament must take the oath OF allogianc
on OminutiOnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
WOMEN
WEAK

annot hope ever 10 become strong and
we'll again unless they have plenty Of
good, rich. red blood of the kind that or
ganic iron-NuXated lron-helps make.
Nuxated Iron is like the iron in your
blood and like the iron in spinach, lem
ills and apples. while metallic iron is
iron Just as il comes from the action Of
strong acids on iron filings. NuXated
Iron does not injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach: Il il an entirely different
thing from ordinary metallic iron. It
quickly helps make rich. red blood. re-
vItallze WORKOUT. exhausted ncrveS and
give you new strength and energy. Over
1900, 900 people annually are using IT,.
For sale BY all druggists. Beware Of
substitutes. The genuine has y. l..
stamped on every tablet Always in
sist on having the genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
palmer peclinss Comment.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s. - Attorney
General Palmer tonight declined to COM
mrnt on statements OF Federal Judge
Anderson Mt Indiana polls today with re-
spect 10 the courts inquiry into the al
torney-gcnerals connection with the soft
coal conspiracy cases. Department of JUS
ticc officials said. however" II had been
expected that c. +. Amcs.whn went 10
Indiana polls as the Departments repre-
sentative. would read into the court
record all OF the instructions in ques-
l!Un."
Whether the court had been advised OF
this plan was unknown at the depart
ment. but pending developments in the
controversy. officials were silent.
Tho statement was reiterated Mt tho
attorncy-Eencral's office that the only in
$tructions sent by Mr.. Palmer were those
contained in a letter to Dan w. Simms
and which resulted in his resignation.
This letter has since been made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
KIDNAPPED GIRL
FOUND IN CELLAR

Mansfield o.. Nov. s.-Crles OF Lee
vera Cost. four. locked In a dwelling
houses here. attracted attention OF
nelghbors and solved the mystery of her
grandfather. J. D. Elson. at Kokomo
Ind. on October -. II Is alleged she
was kidnapped by her father. James Cost
who was divorced from her mother. and
an unknown woman who brought her to
this city. The girl was returned to her
grandfather at Eokomo. No trace OF
the father or lhe woman have been
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Illinois Law Not Afflicted.

Chicago. Nov. S.-The supreme courts
ruling that liquor lawfully acquired can
be moved from place TO place will not
affect the legality Of the Illinois search
and seizure law. which prohibits this
practice. federal officials here said to-
day.
Persons transporting liquor. however,
will be subject to arrest only by police
or state officials.
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tions OF the Bureau of Internal Revenue
authorizing permits for the transporta-
ton Of liquor from one permanent res
ldcnce OF an owner to another In tho
case of his removal. although no such
transfer IS il Terms provided for by the
act"
May Regulate Transfer.
The opinion pointed out however that
Internal revenue authorities undoubtcd-
ly had the administrative power to
regulate the transfer Of such liquors SO
as 10 prevent their use in violation or
the law.
An intention to, confiscatC private
property" the opinion concluded, even
in Intoxicating liquors. Will not be raised
by Inference and construction from pro-
visions Of law which have ample field
for their operation In cffccting pur-
pose clearly indicated and declared"
Justice McRcynUldS. concurriug in the
Judgment OF the court, diSSentcd as to
the reasoning by which it was reported.
Il think the EOlstrad act was prop
erly interpreted by the court below"
he said. but to enforce IT as thus con-
Strued would result i-l virtual ConfiSca-
ton of lawfully acquired liquors by
preventing or unduly interfering with
their consumption by the owner. Tho
18th amendment gave no such power TO
Congress. Manufacture sale and trans
portation are the things prohibitcd-not
personal use"
Must Change Regulations.
1TOnlDVlOn enforcement OFFICIALS De-
gan studying the decision Immediately
after 1t was read The opinion was
frankly expressed that many changes
would have to no made In the enforce
mont regulations. but pending detailed
study OF the cases and the circumstan-
ces surrounding the litigation no Of
fetal statement waSs forthcoming
One effect OF the decision torSeen was
the danger Of Increased opportunity for
fraud among persons seeking means OF
vi nj
on transportation provided by the per-
NIT system. officials indicated that
they expected greater difficulty in con-
trolling unlawful sales.
A conclusion had not been reported to-
night rs 10 whether the courts hater-
prctatiOn opens the way for unrestrict-
cd transportation in Interstate COM
mcrce. That transfer can be made with
in state apparently was specific. but
the language of the court when unalyZcd
may yet show. officials thought. means
whereby Interstate transportation can
be stopped. In the particular case in
volved 1t was pointed out, the owners
legal residence and the place of storage
were within the same state. and in fact,
In the same city.
Enforcement Officers Puzzled.
In connection with the transportation
Of liquors. officials said that il would
he difficult II not Impossible for them
to determine the legality of. purchases
and whether the stored stocks had been
obtained prior to the effective date or
tho Vol tea dact. This was expected TO
result In moro stringen regulations
Withdrawals OF beverages from bonded
warehouses, but the same regulations
sannot be made to apply 10 ordinary
storage warehouses;. Stored stocks. there
fore. again are without the law to n
great degree. officials said. adding that
they anticipated its speedy removal to
such storage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
CONFER ON new
ADREATIC FRONT

SANTA Italy. Nov. 8:
The first meeting Of the Italian and
Jugo-Slnv delegates who are to endaivor
to reach r. settlement Of tho problems
concerning the territory on the eastern
shore OF the AdriaticSca were held here
today. Count Sforsea the italian foreign
minister Mt the opening Of tho confer
ence. urged an immediate discussion OF
what he termed the veXing issues and eN
pressed the earnest wish OF the Italian
government to arrive at someconclusion
which would protect the interests OF bith
italy and Jugo-Slava.
After a discussion OF tire question con-
corning tho frontier Of tho Julian AlDs an
adjournment was taken. until Tuesday.
LONDON. Nov. S.--A dispatch TO The
London Times from santa Marguerite.
says that the Minister Of War Ronini.
who followed Count StorSea. explained
that the frontier suggested by Italy
would be OF defensive and not an Of
fensive character. Tho question Of Fiume
was touched upon during the afternoon
session. the Jugo-Slava desiring 1t to be-
made clear what would be the economic
situati OF their country II an .indepen-
dent state OF Fiume were created.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Injunction IL Denied.

PEORIA. ILL.,. Nov. S.-Defendants in
tho coal conspiracy cases In the United
States court at Indianapolistoday lost
their case IN the federal court here in
which they sought to cnjoin officers Of
the government from removing and pro-
scouting them at Indianapolis on tho
ground that Section . OF the Lever act
was unconstitutional.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov S.-Irlat
Of the soft coal conspiracy cases a.hIM;ni'
125 operators and'miners IN Indiana M
nuis. Ohio and Western FennSSlEaUIa
was continued today unit January III oy
Federal Judge A. b. Anderson.
When the cases were called Tor TRIM
today government counsel SAID II va"
not ready tn proceed, and Judge Ander-
son Immediately undertook an inVcStiga-
ton OF Acknowledgement Palmer soon
ncctlon with item, effort being made 70
learn what orders the att0rney-Ecner;tl
had given regarding the scope or the
governments evidence.
In setting January 10 as the date Tor
tho trials Judge Anderson declared that
meanwhile he would "at least ina oHt
whether VIC are governed by law or by
person" His remark was intended appar-
entity to apply to Mr.. Palmer. whose &C
tions tho judge also asserted were
"stranEely close TO thc compromising or
n felony" and dangerously near con-
tempt OF court.
II was also indicated that tho federal
grand Jury would reopen the invrstiga :
ton into tho coal conspiracy cases. Ar
ter District Attorney VanNuys had read
an exchange OF kilograms between h I'M
self and the Department of Justice relat-
inr to further Investigations. the judge
announced he was going to have IT
done" His remark was regarded As mean
ing that tho granh jury soon To he called
wSuld receive instructions regarding re-
opening of the cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Tender K, O,'S KELLY

Philadelphia. Nov. s.-Lew Tender.
local lightweight. knocked out Harlem
Eddie Kelly. New York. in the fifth
round Of a scheduled eight round bout
here tonight. Tender outclassed Kelly
from the start.
Dannie Kramer. Boston, outpointed
Billy Beavens. W!lkesbarre. in eight
rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
Palmer's INTERPRETATION,

Mr.. Ames. however. said M ~a'T-A-
interpreted his orders 10 near only lhe
elimination Of evidence that was Shc
basis of the contempt proceedings. and
pointed out that these proceedings were
begun at a date later than that covered
by the alleged conspiracy. Mr.. Amcs
also stated that the attorney general
has the right to elect whether the gov
eminent would prosecute its cases MS
civil or criminal matters and that.
having chosen a civil proceeding in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09
United Dairy Company
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n ONT let that rheumatic pain or
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All druggists-35C. 7nc. Sl.4o. Tho
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STRANGELY CLOSE
(continued Prom Page one)

meaning that the grand jury soon to
convene will reopen investigation Of the
conspiracy cases.
In opening the Investigation. Dan w
Simms Of Lafayette. Ind, said he re-
signed as special prosecutor In the
cases because ne said. the attorney gen.
erals orders would prevent use OF evil
dence that was the basis Of the govern
ment's Injunction case last year against
the coal strike and the later contempt
proceedings for alleged violation OF
the courts order directing cancellation
Of the strike order. Similar testimony
was given by l. Ert Slack. another .Sco-
cial prosecutor. and by District AttS1-
ney Van Mugs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

strike, Mr.. Palmer did not believe 1t falr
to proceed criminally after having op-
tained the miners compliance with the
court order. Mr.. Ames also said the de-
partment had co-operated whole-heart-
eddy in the prosecution and had not IN
terfered in any way with the action Oh
the governments special counsel IN the
present conspiracy cases.
Testimony also was given during the
hearing that no agreement TO limit the
royernmcnt's evidence had hecn MADE
in Judge Anderson's presence. IN TINS
connection tho judge presented STATE
ments attributed to Mr.. Palmer. saying
such understanding had been maze
last December.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-09

buy WAR SAVING sTAHnA-
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LAWFULLY ACQUIRED
Continued From Page onso

lions OF the Bureau of Internal Revenue
authorizing permits for the transporta-
tion of liquor from ono permanent res
ldcnce OF an owner to another in tho
case of his removal. although no such
transfer Is il terms provided for by the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-01
Card From MIR. DeVore.

I am deeply grateful to the peo-
pie for the loyal support given me
in the first primary election, my
vote being larger than that of any
other candidate for county COM
missioner as shown by the unofficial
returns. respectfully ask that
the same generous support be given
me in the second election to be held
on September IA. IF chosen by
the people to serve them / shall do
my utmost to give them entire. sat
isfaction to every section of the
county, proving myself to be worthy
of the confidence thus placed in
me.
]. W. Devore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-01
Farms at Auction.

The Southeastern Realty Com
pany of Greenwood advertises this
week in a page of this issue that it
will sell the DR.. w. E. Prescott
farm, now owned by Mrs. H. T..
Medlock, at auction on Tuesday,
September IA, This large tract Of
GAO acres will be subdivided into a
number of small tracts, making it
possible for young men who con-
template buying farm to invest in
this valuable property. Not only
is this desirable property because
it produces well but it is very de-
sirably located. In the heart of a
community settled by good people,
lying along public road which
give a splendid frontage. This
property will be sold on terms SO
easy that anyone who desires farm
can buy, read the page advertise
ment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-01
Election Figures.
J. w. DeV

The Advertiser has had greater
difficulty in securing full election
returns this year than it has in a
long time. However we have been
fortunate in getting unofficial fig
ures from every precinct on the
county ticket but only partial re-
turns on the State ticket.
The figures in the tabulated vote
in this issue show that Mr.. M. p.
Wells has been elected to the SEM
ate; MIR. James O. Sheppard and
Mr.. S. T. Williams to the House;
Mr.. w. R. Swearingen reelected
sheriff; Mr.. w. w. Fuller reelected
superintendent of education. There
will be a second race for supervisor
between Mr.. A. A. Edmunds and
Mr. W. L. Clark, and also second
race between Mr.. J. w. DeVore,
Mr.. T. L. Talbert, Mr.. w. L.
Byrd and Mr.. J. o. uerin for the
Office of county commissioner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-01
"IN OLD KENTUCKY"

Johnston Theatre, September g.
Edgefeld Theatre, September 10.
The feudest battle on the South are
faithfully reproduced in this big
epecial feature which has been se-
cured for the above dates in Edge
ietd and Johnston. A N L T A
S T E w A r T the Star, needs
no word of introduction as to her
histrionic ability. One of the many
thrilling picture is when she, as a
mountain girl leaps broken bridge
across a yawning chasm to save the
man she loves from a blast of dyma-
mite. The setting Iof the film itself
is way back in the old days when
the moonshiners defed the law. and
when the famous band of night.
riders are organized by the moon.
sinners.
In the great fox hunt, it is shown.
that real Kentucky foxes can climb
trees and the mad baying of the,
hounds can almost be heard, so re-;
alistic is this scene. And when our;
heroine rides a real Kentucky horse
with splendid nerve can dash in one
of the finest races ever depicted on
the screen, it is said by all who
have seen this picture, that one lit
orally rises with excitement and
with all the frenzy the courage Of
man or beast can rouse in the hu-'
man breast, one is lifted to heights
of exaltatioD and suspense, only dis
PEELED by her winning of the race
by a nose.
The old Southern darkies are
shown, and the cute lovemaking of
Old Nanny and her coon bring a
laugh and tear. The whole pic
ture is fraught with humanity, and
is classed as one of the great Amer
lean classics. Exceptionally beau
tiful scenery lends enchantment to
this thrilling picture of mountain
tain girl, who. though horn among
the outlawed moonshiners wins her
way to love and success through
her intrepid daring and strength of
heart. Adults SOC. Children 25c.,
plus war tax.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-09-01
Statement from MIR. Minis.

The people have spoken, making
known their choice for the senate,
and 1 very graciously bow to their
wishes. I desire to give expression
to my sincere appreciation of the
very loyal support given me by a
considerable number of my friends,
assuring them, and those too who did
not support me, of my undated in
terest in the welfare of our people.
This release from the demands of a
larger sphere Of activity will but give
me, in retiring to private life, in
creased opportunity to serve my
county and my people here at home.
shall be just as alert and active in
spending and being spent for the ad-
of our county along all
lines in the future as I have been in
the past.
]. L. Minis.