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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

portions Of the south show records 81
growth riyaling tho most prosperous
communities Of the w., and North
Voc, R,xn,ark. creased in
population only l3p>, Yet the great
Northwest is undoubtedly developing
and Rismark is one Of the centcrs Of
this territory. Keokup. Iowa. solid
substantial city in the great corn belt
grew only pc- cent. In fact the
Middle West cities Of smaller size. -
rule, make relative poor showing.
The industrial and manuiacturlaS COM
munitics. have grown most rapidly.
The hustlirs West and Northwest may
receive some surprises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
Appoints Committee

A committee OF three was appointed
To meet with Ike committee from 'h'
Rotary and Kiwanis cubs and IN" city
or Wheeling to discuss tho ad''sHbillil
Of the patriotic parade n this c.ly 81
May list. which has been designated a
American Day by the National Security
League which body is urging every
community and City throughout 'h'
country to hold a celebration.
Marine Memorial donation week wa
unanimously commended To the mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
Rheumatism So Bad Mrs. Blair
Couldn't Move Hands or Feet
Took Reese Formula, Can Now Do Own Work.

MI. L. T. STAR. sc Kits ilili. OH"
suffered So severely from h,umut ISM
thu at times 81" rnuld not mnvc her
hands rr feet. sh" began taking Ec"~c
E"rwGl. XII. with such remarkable
results that .nc can HOW d" her ""'!
hu,! ~cWor
Nv Speaking or h.r cAs', Mr.. Bia.r
said. ~ had sever" pains ~ Tho bach.
arms. tco' and limbs. Several doctor.
tr, atca ~. without r"%T'tE Finally !
began taking Reese Formula R-lI. Now
my rheumatism IL gone. my stomach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
Committees Report

Reports of the committee on commit
ices announced the appointments ot the
Harmony committee which consists OF
.he following, McSsrs, Seaton At"Nah-
der. !. c Brady. J. l.. Stevenson. Harry
W. Mcclure, ST. and Will II. ColNig.
This committee will act N conjunction
with a like committee from the Build
crs' Construction En- ployerS' aSSocia-
ZION and the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, in m effort !" mini
rnize industrial unrest. strikes and lock
ont. In this city and the vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

and System cleaned ". my appetite IS
better ana | can dv III! own house
work. | recommend Recs" Formula II
II. because 81 It's wonderful results ~
my "a%". and il MY testimonial will
bring relief ~ other sufferers. | gladly
CIV Il - YOU"
Get a hottie OF Reese Formula Ri
today from your druggist or 30 TO the
Hogc- Davis drug Store and let Tie
l;"c$c Formula man tell you all about
this great remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
Directors viii Corporate

Tho q 'rcr'urS ~ this time ale" voted
to co-Cpcrat" with thu Wheeling Post
No. 1 Of The American Legion IN IN" h'E
cntcrta nmcnt and demonstration beng
planned in honor Of General John l.
Pcrshlng when he visits this city "u
April 9th. A citizens committee" M,
yesterday to discuss plans, TIA" 'ham-
Der being represented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
palngates Appointed

The committee also reported Al has
lime that the following appointments
had been made Of delegates to Oh" Unit
ed >attes Chamber OF Commerce CON
vention TO he held N Atlantic city. y.
T., April eth. 18th nd 10th. a. follow
I. VI. Scott. National Councillor and
delegate.
Alexander Glass. delegate.
j. y Brady delegate.
y. Allen Eurt. delegate.
George J. Madison. delegate.
Substitution delegates and national
councillor. Mcsrrs. J. W. Ewing, W. i.
,iundruS A. L Patton. W. l.. NrIr".
George W. Lutz. The entire report Of
the committee was accepted 10y Unun-
.mouS vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

hcrsh!p Of the Wheeling Chamber Of
commerce by the directors.
The question OF In" proper kind "t
paving for the city Of Wheeling :" TIC
carried out under the million dollar
bond ISSUE. was taken up by The dircc-
tors no action being taken, the matter
being deferred until another meeting.
the manager IN the meantime 20 secure
SOmo data anG Information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
WHERE HIS EApICALIsM FAILED.

Nevertheless. We should much more
appreciate the radical" friendship OF
! Mr. Palmer for US all II hc has made
radical reduction IN tho cost OF
living Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
HOWL THEY MUST

Well. the government price Is again
off Of coal.
How long Will II be before some OF
the guys who are bowling loudest about
IL today will be bowling for something
70 protect thorn from III" order Of
hoggns big opcrators:-F'a'rmont West
E,ryinIan,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
A PRACTICAL IDEA

The candidates for office might form
a union. assess each member good
stiff fec and thus provide a fund TO
care for the unsuccessful aspirants.-
ParkersburS Sentinel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
New Member

c. ". Henry commerCla! agent for
the Wheeling and Lake Eric railway
company Of this city. who's" Application
TO- membership was presented. was
unanimously elected n member ~ n.
local chamber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

,Monday--"Icepick Tooty." \ rrca
story cc domestic life by an orphan
who was never marrlcd.b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.
WASHINGTON, u. G., March

WASHINGTON, u. &, March @
mortal remains of L,ut, Commander
S"mmcs Read, retired. former aid l."
PRESIDENT TAFT and executive officer Of
the presidential yacht. the Ma! Hover,
were Inferred today At Arlington Gene
terry with military huuUrS. following tu-
neral rites held in st rauls church.
IT" Waa 81 years ut ae". a native a.!
Cumberland, Md, but was APPOINTED &"
he Naval academy from West Virginia,
IN which state his surviving relatives
reside.
While rIdiuc his horse aIonc III Rock
Creek park eleven years ago he met
with an accident. re was picked up
conscious. lying under his horse. lie Was
taken 10 Walter Reed hospital where h"
was 20 remain patton; for eleven
years. never 10 lCaV" II alive. His spine
was crushed. his back was broken in
two places and he had suffered con-
cusston q tho brain Surgical opera
J, TONS restored TO him some of his tacu!-
ties but never the use Of his limbs. But
he was never able 70 leave the hoSp!-
tai His suffering seemed not to an""i
his mentality, and his smile and good
nature never deserted him through All
tho eleven years uC his great afuctt"N.
, lie was UNMARRIED bat his parents. 'w'
sisters ana iwr brothers. :dl residents
, Of West Virginia. surNjv" him.
President f1avIus T. davidson "t IN"
! Wcs; Virginia sheep and Wool Growers
association. whose l,la.,. ol rrsId"uc" -
at bridgeport. ". Va. = IN Washington
. IN connection with committee hearings
on the Capprr hill. an j.pr"t""rinS
proposal %tahlishIug ""'h"us {" define
GRADES eliminate ShuddN, etc President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

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l,irv Icy HcIr, ,H;a'Ilr j:'ru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27

,nrl u1.>cr Nu!I ui rn"r',. 'nn g." "a
VISITOR IA 'hn capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-27
ANOTHER KIND OF MAINTENANCE

Copyright. by George Matthew Arnold
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
SAYS RIVAL PHONE LINE
 BUILT WITHOUT ORDER

The hearing instituted by the Nav ajo- A pache Telephone sompany. which charged the Apache Railroad company with constructing and operating tele phone line without first having secured a certificate that public convenience and necessity required the service, was held before the corporation cornmis- sion yesterday.
 Maya pache Telephone company officials testified chat at the request of the railroad the lines Of the company were extended from Holbrook eC Cooley Later k was claimed that the railroad company built 3 line 10 Cooley notifying the telephone company thag it intended conducting it's own Dusi- ness It developed during che course of the hearing that messages were tel egraphed to Holbroolz and feIephoned 9o Cooley and Snowflake neitler the railroad nor the telephone company collecting the toll.
 Commissioner David F. Johnson suge gested that a stipulation be entered whereby the railroad company assist the telephone company in receiving tolls and continue ir effect until it is determined whether if. is necessary for ahe railroad to apply for the certifie cate. The matter was continued nnGiL this morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

delegates, not however with his acqueseence or his knowledge
 smile wreathe the face of the country when hears of the artess relation by Dr. Butler the New York and Pennsylvania delegations, from very iobbers mine and oil bent their energies toward the preservation of the presidency from purchase by the highest bid der
 The statement is unwarranted reflection. for which think Dr. Bbher is responsible, not the originator but as the conveyor upon very large sec of the Republican party and in measure upon the convention itself The convention believe. fairly conducted much more So than conventions usually are 4 combination which had moral as well as legal right form was successful It may have attracted to itself support through misunder- standings for evident that Dr Butler even now misunderstands but that not illegitimate There nothing left Of which complain. It put before the country strong candidates untainted by act of the convenrion. Nothing done which should alienate any member of the party.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
A Misapprehension

Though the campaign for signatures to the initi- ative petitions for the bill creating highway commission, and the amendment rais ing the limit the states bonded indebtedness is proceeding satisfactorily insurins filing both petitions. to give those place the bal lot the cireuators the petition are encountering some misa apprehension. Here and they find citizen who confounds these petitions both relating to highways with the proposed petition another bond issue for the Maricopa county highway Objection is and then made citizens that they do not want further burden themselves.
 The petitions circulation have nothing whatever highway county. The state highway commission bill contemplates rather the relief taxpayers in the aericul turfd counties like Maricopa. Graham and Yuma well the in the so-called mining counties. of a the burden eonstruc- ton and the placing of a larger of it the rich corporations where it rightfully belongs
 making construction of business, smaller taxpayers will to roads than they have pay, under the county system.
 These corporations according present aions property now pay 56 per taxes for all purposes They should pay that propor- tion for they really than 56 per of all the in the The state highway commission bill proposes among other things, make of the purposes for which they shall pay the building permanent highways. At present they nothing to the state road fund except small percentage of the taxes
 This bin works hardship upon anybody On the contrary relieves the the home owner the mechanic, the merchant in the agricultural counties. It adds nothing the burden taxation borne by any of these classes . called mining counties It weighs only little more heavily upon powerful corporatio
 And. moreover. enactment will hasten day when we shar have good roads from one end of the another. when the people of the whole state shall brought into closer communication the advantage of all
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
Dr. Butler. Astounding Statement

The most astounding thing that has appeared in the aftermath of Republican national convention is Nicholas Murray Butler there combination of stock brokers oil and mining promoters, munitions makers others purchase the presidency General wood. Coupled . statement pr Butler should have been entirely specific should put forward the proof the existence of the combination and have disclosed personnel.
 Dr. Butler is the head great university one of foremost educators his time honest man. never seriously considered candidate for the presidential nomination. With the painful costly experience of the country during the last eight years may believe that it will be yate another school ideaIist the presidency
 We do not suppose Dr.. Butler regarded by those within dark horse but rather as the most important of many stalking horses. His Interpretation of Chicago makes it clear that he his country the head of Columbia University than the befudded head of nation it better that he should perish role of stalking horse in a national vention than he should survive stalking fhorse in the White House
 The only ground for a supposition there d cornbinaton representing great wealth behind General Wood s the fact that large money were needessly foolishly in his campaign. We believe though there has been evidence of the corrupt use of money only Of insane fsauandering of it. Of to have con ktributed large sums none may regarded stock stobbers5 or oil mining outside their fcountr1y3 but rather whose friendH- mess for General induced them needed contrbutions in his behalf
 The reference to oil and mining promoters natur- alv leads to the conclusion the supporting General Wood had designs against Mexico that they hoped by election for the adoption Of Mexican policy that would lead intervention in be half of American capital which Is invested and which L.onld be invested in Mexican mines and oil field.
 But against this suppos,tion we have two con
 adietory and convincing facts The senatorial group was opposed to General Wood and the senatorial ro,,, consisted in large part of who had
 tI7- formulated or endorsed the report of the A. foreign relations committee which had paved the 'ay for I Mexican policy involving intervention.
 7t is true that strong arm methods were en
 f,,.e6 ii the conventions 0f some of the southern
 t The adherents Of the various candidates en- E.1 in contests for delegations in those states ap- .r to have been equally culpab.e and the national
 r,rnittee and 'later the comaittee on credentials ,ssad vvs have no doubt fairly on these disputes.
 Tn pursuance of the effort of the convention to
 ,+ tbe ..nurchase of the presidency Dr. Butler ,,osa= what we already knew 1hat Governor Low I lad been selected as the instrument f0r .he pre-
 atoa of the purity of the party in the face of the -,n that he was che only -2ndidate in whose 7shaE r mad been sbown moneE had actually been Paio 1
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
A ation7

Now isn't just like He4s vith echoes of the Republican national convention yet in distant reverberauon and the delegates vet smelling of tobacco smoke with which shey saturated in the Chicago Coliseum. the representatives of the Ma tional woman's Party are preparing to move upon san Francisco.
 E41rh a naivete word vith which we would rather condone their conduct, than them of insousiance. ladies National woman's Party have conveyed their thanks to the Republican convention they received there for granting of nearly all they asked and in the breath have calmly announced that they will and what they of the democrats They be blssfully blind to the probability that their course may regarded political fir- taton and perhaps heart breaking, when they have nothing of the in mind any than has the innocent girl sets collection of jewelry which takes form of enga cement rings She cannot away alI of her time one young man. be. the bee ot the wing from flower flower.
 That way of looking l.. Republican poll ticians. that Republicans who are to the/old style of politics will q D another way In national conventions when committees platform adopt blanks which outsiders bring in they do because. in the first place they not inconsonant with party principles They may be essential. but nasmuch they not opposed. they are with the expectation that the whole platform and the candidates standing thereon win inc support of the proponents these plans is an unreasonable presumption In the accept these blanks is bid for the support of their proponents.
 Now. Miss Alice heartfelt thanks have been rendered to the Republican national for submitting a bid, going the Demo. cratic convention. presumably Republicans may fear, in the hope getting better bidder. will have advantage proceeding takes the of rather than that of awarding contract the opening of sealed Democrats know what they must against
 We do not suppose, however they will bid higher of the larger southern influence which will prevail in the san Francisco convention since the south is generally opposed the Democratic convention may far the Republican convention. "Still and all" in verbiage of Ring Lardner the southern generally Demo antipathy may by the desire the women, Democratsi promise anything. There really sense in their entertaining further hostility 10 equal suffrage It Is nearly a fact be a fact that 1t would be folly oppose
 A thing haze in mind is that if the methods of National Womans Party should prevail in American politics, and an parties should brought into accord all issues. well the of suffrage there would and parties would pass away. Politics would degenerate personal scrafnbles office. Otherwise we would tumbled foremost. into poIitioas millennium.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
HOUSE BUILDING hND
 OUTSIDE DECORATION

Among the lists of books on various subjects to be found at the Phoenix public library now will be or greatel interest to g larger mum Der Of people tAan tlse list of books on house building and exterior decoration. In this lisc are books by some of the most famous experts in the country on tllo.se sub 5ects
 The list is as follows
 Architectural Designing Cc.. plans and Designs Of Bungalows, Modern HCmes Atlas Rortland Gem ent Co., Concrete Construction About she Home and on the Farm; Atlas Portland Ce lnent Co. Concrete Country Resi- dencess L, 4 Bailey. Garden Making. Suggestions fo1@ the Utilizing of Home Ground Isabel Bevier, House It's Plan. Decoration. Care the Book Of Little Houses; T. C Brown, Book Of Home Building and Decoration; IT. D. Croly, Houses for Town or County. E. e. Davison. Concrete Pottery and Garden F'urntture;s Ruth Dean The LfTabie House. It's Garden Mrs Helen C. Dodd. The Efealthful Farmhouse Ag- mer Embury, One Hundred Country FIousess J. r. Fallon, How to Make Concrete Garden Furniture and Rcces- sories: l.. II. Gidson. Beautiful Houses B 4. Bowes, Building. by q Builder Practical and Economical tgonsioera- ton for the Man About 10 Build; Ed ward Kemp. Landscape Hardening Los Angeles Investment Co. California Colonial Bungalows; Los Angeles In vestment O., Practical Bungalows. Typical California Homes; Fred Maire, Exterior Painting Abbot Mcclure, Making BuiIt-in Eurnitules Pacific Portable Construction Co, Pacific Houses, Ready Cut RadfoEd Arch. Co. Radford Ideal Homes. 100 House Plan: Radford Arch Co. Radford $ Artistic Bungalows; William 4. Rad ford. Cement Houses and How to Build Them William A Radford, Radford' $ Portfolio of Details Ellen Fl. Richards, cost of Shelter; II. A. Roberts. Farmer, His Own Builder: II. Fl. Saylon, Dis tinctiye Homes of Moderate Cost: i Southern Pine Association, Homes foa Workmen: Grace Tabor, Landscape i Gardening Book B. E. Thompson. His tory of the Dwelling House and lis i Furniture: r. Wallick. STnalI Place for ] a NJ oderate Income: C. E. White, Sue l cessfuf Houses and How They Are 1 Built + L. Wilson Bungalow Book.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
TELL IF PURCHASE BY.
 ARMOUR IF PACIFIC CREAMERY COMPANY

Declaring that Armour and company never had attempted to conceal the fact it had absorbed the plant and business of the Pacific Creamery com pany in this valley and presenting evi- dence that showed wide publicity had been given the matter at the time, R- F. .Feagans. representing Armour and company. appeared before the federal trade commission in this city Monday morning.
 The hearing was 9 continuation of oae in Los Angeles in which inc gov ernnent is andeavoring ta prove thaL the defendant is creating 2 monopoly in restraint Of trade. IL was resumed in Phoenix after an adjournment was taken in Los Angeles last Saturday to hear testimony of witnesses living in his city, after which the commission adjourned 10 recoBvene in Chicago where prominent officials of Armour and company will be examined.
 Roland Johnson. formerly salesman ager TOT the Pacific Creamery com pany was the first witness called for the defendant. and -Ipou examination stated that when Armour and company assumed control of the affairs or the Pacific Creamery company he had notified all the wholesale grocers of Phoenix regarding the transfer of the business to Armour and company. J.. E. Kelly office manager of the Pacific Creamery company, testified that he knew that Armour and company had assumed c0ntrel on April :, 1917. and offered in support of his testimony copies of- The Republican and Gazette dated April g, 1917. in which appeared articles announcing the fact that Ar mour and company had taken over the entire holdings or the Pacific Cream cry company,
 Joseph 4 fBurdeau of Washington. D. C.. represented she federal trades commission, while D. NJ. Dougherty of Los Angeles conducted the exaNina~ lion for the government. Following the taking of testimony the attorney for the commission announced that the government rested it's case insofar Jas inc hearing Of any further witnesses in Phoenix was concerned. but stated
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
THROAT CUT IN FALL
 BLAME ELECTRIC WIRE

~ p& PERSON. N. sT.-.lames Duffey. Telephone lineman. was found lying in the street here with his throat badly siashed. Although sl{ first foul play 0r a1e6mpted suicide was suspected. il is now believed that Duffev fell from pole where lle was at work and that his throat came in contact wigh an electric wire
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
eRlcE sluMp -Irs LAaA.

OSA KA-Tha drapers. beth here ana
 Kyoto, are advertising ehear sales ir- order to liquidate zheir stocks The leading wholesale CTS IT c0tton and siiE piece goods are reducing prices oy 50 per cent. Reports continue tc arrive sror weaving centers announcing sus- pensions oE work. firms in 9 few cases permanently dismissing their workers. The temporary shutting down Cf fac cries is attributed 10 the weaVers de sire 10 curtsil production. and thus to prop up ths falling prices -L London Times