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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01
COX AND HIS "DUD"

Gov. Cox has shot his bolt. The stir created by his cries of fraud against the Republican ed when not scintilla of evidence was forth coming upon demand for it's production. Here after whatever the democratic candidate does or says will come as an anti-climax. The voters have taken his measure and assigned him to a place in their estimations which he cannot es- cape.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

"Persstency," says publicity man, lis the key to success He's right It isn't only the key but the whole front door, in fact the whole building, front yard and pasture lot, including cofrals and out buildings. It is everything but the cemetery, and when fellow ceases to per- sist, it's that too, and the wind-up. The whole story may be summed up as persist and exist desist and exit" Only small change in the lettering but big change in the littering.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01
THE WHITE HOUSE SECTOR

A party of tourists wishing to enter the White House grounds recently, encountered burly po- iceman who said: "Well, you can't get in here. Don't you know we are still at war? The Senate has never ratified the treaty of peace" We have Wilson's word for it that he has fighting blood in his veins. Is it possible that Cromwellian old covenanter fears German attack because he kept us out of peace?
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

While Cox is still persisting the league of nations is a live and vital issue, Senator Ashurst (dem) says: "You who are in favor of the league of nations, be calm You who are opposed to the league of nations have nothing to worry about, for the league is dead" Evidently the senator has had revulsion of feeling since he voted for the league without the batting of an eye or the crossing of his fingers
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01
3s PER SPUR.

Inspection of the records discloses that the War Department bought enough spur straps to supply 36 to each officer. The excess was prob ably for the swivel chair officers who wore out the straps where their boots rubbed against the edges of the desk
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Mildewed Mildred says she notices in head line that there is 25 per cent drop in clothing and she hopes it will be found in the hip pocket by MT. Volstead, who believes that drop should not be over 1-2 of per cent.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Every one is glad that Gov. Cox was not in- jured in the wreck on the Prescott & Phoenix railroad the other day. However, if he thinks he was lucky, just wait until he gazes on his political wreck November 2nd.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Mildewed Mildred says as far as she can see, the present fashion in short skirts has not dis closed any of the reasons for divorce suits, though divorce suits may be considerable longer than fashions decree.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Governor Cox says that "big business" is against him. Not only big business, but all bus mess, is against him. Perhaps he means it is small business to support him.-Troy N Y.) Times.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

May we not, as private in the ranks, speak of Proxy Wilson's donation of $500 to Cox's campaign, say we believe he is very liberal in spending so much for the too early crow of Cox l?
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

"Never speak ill of the dead" is good motto but there are so many people who are and who don't know it that is apt to do it accidentally now and then.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-01

Gov. Cox charges that the newspapers are un- fair to him. It is rapidly becoming apparent that Cox is overcharging his credit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
West Virginia Delegates
Off For San Francisco

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June IL
Delegates. altcrnatcs and others gong
to the Democratic National Convention
at San Francisco left today at noon IN
special car. In the party from
Charleston were: Governor John j. Corn
well. former Governor William a Mac
Corklc. delegate; ID. Elaine Shaw. after,
male: W. II. McGinniS. delegate. ana
Herbert IL Ifahlcr. editor OF the Ga
zCttC.
John w Davis. ambassador to me
Court of St James. Will receive 'h"
vote OF the sixteen West Virginia deic-
gates according to the statement "'
Charles W. oScntOn. of Fay"ttcNlIlc, act
irS national committeeman and DELEGATE
at-largr. Mr.. Oscntuu left several days
a.u for the convention. ~ we'll az Nr-
thus H. knuntz. Democratic nominee Tor
governor. who is travelling Via the "a
madam Pacific route.
The West Virginia delegation Is as
follows:
Delegates at Large FIRST district.
james h. Ewing. Wheeling and Clarence
Watson, Fairnlont. Second district. a.
G.. kump. ElkIns. and John W. pQdd,
MartinSburg. Third district. James A.
Tcrney. Weston. and Edward q. Smith.
CIarkSburH. Fourth district. Georg" H.
Crow, Ripley. and Oscar Stanard. hunt
ingtun Fifth district. J. l.. Mcdonald.
Logan. and L. NJ. Easlcy. Mucield
Sixth district. w \. MuCt orklc. Charles
ton, and w H. McGinnis. Becklcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
IT MAY COST A PRECIOUS LIFE IT,
FIND OUT BY EXPERIMEhi

Tho heart Of every user OF toN"'."
bears a double burden. 1t docs its ali1t
ted task and then fights nicotine 10,
supremacy As long as the hcart WIZ
he lives: when il loses he dies, out PC
fore tho fnal victory of nicotine you
pass through many stages nf decIIhe
and decay and suffer many pahss.
Hearts arc like human bcinss-solhe
are stronger than others. therefore some
hearts Will stand more tobacco thtil
others, but there is limit TO what any
heart can stand. The man VINO puts
this additional strain on his heart
dozen times n day by smoking cigar
cites. a pipe or ciGars--Or chewing '"-
hacco-is taking madmans rhance
with health and NE to lose and nothIhS
10 win but the chance that he may not
lose them. lie is INDUCING In Cost "
habit at the expense Of precious health
Ask any doctor anywhere. and nc VIII
tell YOU that using tobacco Is injurious
aud that IL is far hotter TO quit inc
habit than to experiment to find how
much tobacco your heart will stand
without serious results.
but the thought Of quitting Is I'M
pleasant TO most mcn-cvcn to those
who know that tobacco Injuries them.
and to really quit takes more Will
power than they have and causes more
suffering than they can voluntarily
endure. To quit tho habit make IL easy
for yourself by getting Nicotol tablets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
GERMANY MUST
CUT DOWN ARMY
I TO 100000 men

BOULOGNE. June 2l.-(Ry The A.
ISOLATED PreSS)-The conference "f the
premiers WILL tonight or tomorrow Scnu
TO Germany = letter demanding eXccu-
ton OF the clauses OF the treaty or Yer
saIlles relating 10 disarmament. Inc
text will not b. given out until ( Is re-
celved in Berlin. but the letter IL I'M
derstood to hs a categorical refusal 20
allow Germany 20 maintain an army o.
200. 900 men.
This letter. which Marshal Fo"h ana
Field Marshal Wilson flushed drattlnS
at their hotel. while most OF the dele
gates attended a picnic lunch. VAS thk-
en- up by the council immediately upon
reconvening this afternoon. the con,
ference also discussed reparationS ana
the Turkish situation Al this session
which was prolonged until late h"ur.
Tho premiers considered the Reports
OF the financial experts. az We'll as lhe
reports OF the rcparntions cnum'SSloIh
which for the first timo is sitting hcre
concurrently with the pcac" cotterenc>
The exrcrts iNed he total sum hcT
many is 20 pay with interest In annui,
ties at a minimum OF oOO.oOO.eCo
marks. gold. which is susceptible or m
crease in proportion 20 GcrmanyS eco
nomic recovery and Increased capacity
TO pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
ARGUE ATTEMPT OF
NAVY TO SEIZE OIL

LOS ANGELES Cal. Juno IL
Arguments over tire temporary orae!
issued Friday by Federal Judge -
Riedsoe. restraining officers OF tho Pa
CHIC feet from taking possession ey
force OF supply OF oil owned by inc
General Petroleum company at Los
Angeles hsrbor. were begun In the
United States district court here today
Tho General Petroleum company. al
feginx that fleet officers had threaten
ed 20 seize oil TO supply the neet
needs unless tho company sold az the
nayy's price Of Sill barrel. OBTAINED
the restraining order.
W. Fleet Palmer. assistant Ihteo
eeates district attorney. demurred 70
day TO tho plea Of tho OIL company ueI
the order Do made permanent, on the
Eround that In bringing action against
the secretary OF tho navy tho company
was In reality making the President
OF the United States a defendsne He
argued that the United States was still
Technically at war. and contended the
United States could not be sued un-
less IL waved It's immunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
GRAND JURY PROBING
ESCAPE OF BERCDOLL

PHILADELPHIA. Juno e1.-Wtth in
structions from Judge J. Whitaker
Thompson to probe deep and spare no
one" a special federal grand jury ocga l
an vesttgation today 10 determine who
was responsible for the escape of
Grover Cleveland BergdolL wealthy
draft dodger who eluded military
guard at his home hero after he had
gained temporary release from CONNIE,
mcnt at Governors Island. Bergooli
was given his freedom TO search for
large sum Of gold he alleged he buried
in the mountains of Maryland.
Nearly a score OF witnesses have poem
subpoenaed. and dozen were heard to-
day. Among them were four military
prisoners from Governors Island, the
two non-commissioned officers who
were sent with Bergdoll as guards and
two of the Philadelphian's cell mates
Other witnesses included Colonel
Charles Z. Cresson. trial judge advocate
AZ BerSdolrs court martial; Major John
E Hunt, in charge Of the disciplinary
barracks at Fort Jay. and Adlutant
General p. c. Harris. who issued the or
der FOR Bergdoll's release. Nothing was
given out regarding the nature OF tne
Az outlined by Judge Thompson. the
main purpose OF the grand jury Is 70
deteruline whether a conspiracy existed
20 free Bergdoll Should II be found
that he made his escape because OF
plot, the jurors were instructed 70 IN
Sict the conspirators. whether OF high
or low position in official or civilian
life"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
How Much Tobacco.
Will My Heart Stald
A Question Vital to every Man Who Smdzes
or CheWs

and taking them as directed. The,abit
really quits you and its departte Is
a pleasure equal to its indulgence
If YOU want to know how much tsier
il is to quit the habit with Nicotol.han
without II. so twcnty-f9ur hours 18th.
out tobacco and note what an enc II
costs you. then begin using IT as elal
and take Nicotol tablets. At the I'd
of a week discontinue smoking or chg
ing for a day and II is probable you VII
nave no desire to resume. At least ydr
desire will be greatly diminished I'd
anothcr week or two should makelt
not only possible, but a pleasure.
NOTE: DR.. Conner. formerly
Johns Hopkins Hospital. under whos
advice Nicotol has often been use
said when this statement was show
70 him: Il have known .Nicotol to col
oII.r the tobacco habit in less than te
days' time and / can therefore recon-
mcnd il highly" When tho doctor
Statement was shown to one Of on
leading druggists he said: 'Eicotol /
truly n wonderful remedy for the to
bacco habit, way ahead Of anything ~
have ever sold before. We are au
thorizcd by the manufacturers to re
fund tho money to every dissatisfie'
customer and we would not permit tn
use Of our name unless the remed!
possessed unusual merit" Nicotol 4
sold in this city under an ironcIAt
money-back guarantee by all up-to-dat
druggists. including Hoge-Davis Drul
Go. and G. II. Gricst & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
.$125,OOO FREIGHT
ROBBERY LAID TO
THIEF SYNDICATE

DANNILLE, NY. June GA thieFcs
syndicate. so we'll organized that X has
travelling statesmen in surrounding cen
trar kentucky territoty. and so strOnS
that II was able to steal carload OF
sugar in a niSat, systematically looted
freight cars III the southern Railway
division yards here during and since
the switchmcnS strike, Of goods whose
value may reach Sl:5.OOr. according I"
police officials who late today arrest
ed 4 local merchant on Il charge or re-
cCivlnS stolen property and swore 10 ~
warrants for alleged members OF tho
gang
Three arrests have been made. Two
youths are IN jail charged with robbery
and the third Is j.. L. Ashbrook. pro
prictor Of u hotel cigar stand. accused
Of buying 100000 cigarettes. part ~
Sll.VVU worth stolen one night. outlaw
switchrlrn. II Is charged By the author /
ties. are implicated A signal in the
railroad yards, is said to have been EtN-
en- whenever officers approached the
scene. giving the thieves ample warH-
Ing.
Goods are said to have been sold 10
merchants in HarrodsourS. PerrwNI!l",
Lancaster and other surrounding towns
by representatives Of the syndicate. Tho
carload Of sugar was said to have bc"n
sold easily at approximately below tn
market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
B. & 0. EMBARGO
(Continusd Prom Page one.)

Pennsylvania. Reading and Baltimore
& Ohio railroads all issued optimistic
statements, In direct contradiction TO
the claims Of the strikers. The strikers
declare that nearly 1000 men are out
and that more will quit work tomorrow.
All three railroads reported marked i'm
provcment In the situation in the
freight yards. and all said their PaSs"n-
ger service WAS being maintained on a
normal basis.
In a statement tonight the rcnnsyl-
vania said that in the three shifts today
total OF ll6l men failed to report for
work, hut that all its freight yards with
the exception of Gre"nwich were Opcr-
ating tonight at nearly normal capacity.
THIS. IL was said. WAS due 10 the better
organization of volunteer crews. In the
morning. tho statement added. most OF
the yards wrr" running at only about
fifty percent Of their normal capacity.
The company said there Is no freight
congestion In Philadelphia and 'hat the
number Of cars here is considerably be-
low normal. f"odStuffS and coal for
public utilities are being moved. accord
Ing 10 the statement.
Officials Of the Reading claim that
only 400 men arc out on its lines. while
the Baltimore G. Ohio reported a meg
lIgibe" number quit work.
A number of crews on both the Penn
Sylvan!a and tho Reading in COnShu-
hOckcn, phoCniXvlllc. bridgeport, Pa.
Wilmington. Del. and Trenton and Cam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
WHOLESALE ORDNANCE
THEFTS REVEALED

TOLEDO. O.. June 21.--Department OF
Justice agents returned tonight from
Tho Erie proving grounds at Port Gin
TON. forty miles east OF here. with tho
report that they had uncovered syste
matte tbievery on 10 part ii cirilians
hich NAV run into thousands OF DE-
lars and which may implicate q num-
her Of Port Clinton townspeople.
They declared that number or con-
,ass;ona were secured during the days
The thcfts were said to have been dis
covered when an off-shorc wind sent
the water out into the lake. revealing
thousands OF dollars, worth Of cases OF
automatic pistols and valuable ordna.Ce
instruments left high and dry on the
beach. ,,.r;
stealing ordnance supplies some time
ago and were indicted by jury In
United States district court here.
When the news spread among the VII
Layers they dumped their loot into the
bay, according to the investigators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
PARKHURST LEADING
IN MAINE PRIMARY

AUGUSTA. Me. June 2l.-Fredertck
II. Parkhurst was leading in the early
returns for the Republican nomination
for governor in the state primaries to-
day John =. Daering. was running soc
ond and Governor Carl Milliken. candi-
date for denomination third. Louis A.
Jack. the fourth candidate. was far be-
hind tho others.
For tho Republican nomination for
congress in the First district, the only
ono in which there was contest, the
early returns showed Joseph W. Simp-
son in TIE lead. closely followed by Car
roll l. Beedy. Horace Mitchell was
good third.
Returns from 22o precincts out Of $50
In tho state. gave for governor: Park
hurst $3.50; Milliken s.77s: Dcerins
3,7S5: Jack S13.
On the DEMOCRATIC side there were no
contests for nominations for governor
and congress-
Congressman wallace II. White Jr..
In the Second district. John A. Peters in
the Third. and Ira C. Hersey in the
Fourth. all Republicans, were renomi-
mated without opposition. Congressman
Louis B. Goodall. Republican. was not q
candidate for denomination In the FIRST
district.
The Democratic nominee for governor
was Bertrand G. McInttre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
BATEN CANDIDATES
TAKE COURT ACTION

WASHINGTON, June c1.-william
v. Mahoney and Miss Cora Leonard
Thomas. unsuccessful candidates for
places on tho District OF Columbia
delegation TO the Democratic national
Nconvention. filed suit in the district
supreme court today against Judge
Robert E. Mattingly. president: John
p. ColpoyS. secretary. and fifteen other
members Of the Democratic central
committee OF the district.
-, Tho plaintiffs ask an accounting OF
funds handled by the central commit
tee and demand pro-rata reimburse
Inent for all candidates In the recent
Democratic primary to the extent of
tho difference between deposits made by
the candidates which are estimated In
tho complaint at $4.225 and the cost OF
the primary which Is placed at not
moro than $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
P. D. 0.

Ed. Q. (Pesky Devils Ouictus) Is the
name Of a new golden cOlored chemical
discovery by DR.. Price that actually rids
the worst infected house Of bcdhugs.
reaches, fcas. ants and their eggs. They
don't have time to kick after you go ar
ter them with =. II. =. 4 S5c package Of
7. d. =. makes quart or strong bug
killer and goes farther than a barrel OF
the old fashioned dangerous dope. l.. u.
y. coats and kills their eggs and prevents
Matching. FREE patent spout IN every
box to enable you to get them in tho
hard-to-get-at-plsoes, and saves juice.
I. d. =. for family use 35c. Special
Hospital and Hotel size $3.50 makes )
gallons. contains 3 spouts-your drug
Sst can supply you. or sent prepaid TO
your address either size on receipt Of
price by the Owl Chemical CO.. Tcrre
Haute, Ind. P. D. Q. is never peddlcd.
Sold BY C. II. Griest u Co. Bears
Drug Stores. South Side Pharmacy and
other leading druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22

Mr.. w. II. Smith of Minso Junc'l"",
ONO, who 10 we'll known III that CIV.
as man Of sterling qualities rcI4,cS
IN tho Following manner III" hcn.iItS u,
rived from his use Of The Reese fn:' ~
l.. Xii Mr.. Smith Is a member Of IN"
Ninro Junction Lodge Of the knights
Of I,vthias and a man of Such h>sh
standing in III" 60 nl:nurity that his w'1d
must be considered.
Mr.. Smith stated: "For four Ions
years I have tried without success :"
got relief from stomach trouble. inc
best physicians in and arnunH MinSo
Iunctinn failed to accomplish any thing.
vCrld suffer from gas and bloatinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
UYsToNERs LEAVE

PITTSBURGH, June GA special
train carrying Pennsylvania delegates
10 the Democratic national convention
left here tonight for San Francisco:
The special. in two sections. carried
about 800 persons. including delegates
their families and friends.
The first section pulled into fttts-'
gales from the western part OF the
state occupied the second section, Tho
special is due 10 arrive at San Francisco
Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
free HAND FOR The
,,. GREEKS IN TURKEY

BOULOGNE. June e1.--(By the Assoc
ciated Press)-Greece was given a free
hand In the military measures in Tur-
key which were decided upon at the
Hyth conference yesterday. according to
information here today The prcmters
were required Immediately because Of
the grave situation resulting from Mus
tapha Kemals nationalist forces reach
aang the DardanclleS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
w NJ Smith of Mingo Junction Ohio, Is So ReJolced Al
Being Relieved That He Wants All Sufferers
To Know About Ri.

after eating with e,vr-c pains IN my
back and chest and around my kidneys,
would get dizzy and black spots "'nid
tAbprar before my eyes.
Il tried the Reese Formula R-ll rs
a last hope having very niue conn,
dance in lis ability to relieve Inc out |
want to say right now that before
had taken all of the first bottle l vas
, omplctcly relieved. l have Just ooush.
two more bottles and never intend 10 nc
,,ithcut il in II? future. II Is the ace
Of all medicines and think the 'ea"t
~, do &c 70 tell Others Of its ~"ndcr-
mi merits I know Il great many VIII
be skcptical as l myself was. out al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
present wCrC::
sHR1NERs TO PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Orc. June 2l.--With 70
bands. as many marching patrols and
Shriners here from every state IN the
Union. the international imperial re-
union of tho Ancient Arabic Order.
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. had he
come fairly launched tonight although
the official sessions will not begin until
tomorrow. \ feature early tonight was
an informal street parade by Lulu
temple, Philadelphia. which had arrived
during the day headed by w. +. Ken
dricK. imperial potentatc. who is mem
her of that temple. Dozens OF concerts
were given tonight by visiting bands
at various places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
GREATEST TERMINAL
PLANNED BY CUNARD

TRENTON, y. j.. June 2l.--The Gu
nard Terminal company. allied with the
Cunard Cteamship Company, in apply
ing for additional riparian lands along
the Hudson at Nechawken. submitted
to the state commerce board today a
plan for what was declared to be the
largest steamship terminal in tho
world consisting OF eight 1000 foot
double dccked piers with hrs story
warehouse 90 neach. Tho Pniirr con-
structlon 70 cost about 10000. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
EapEzzIEMRNT CHARGED.

CHARLESTON w. Va. June @l.-lra
Adam Sickafoqse. former ticket and
freight agent OF the Baltimore Ohio
railroad. At Redwood, w. Va, was to-
day placed under bond Of $4,000 for his
nppea rance At the September term of
federal court. Huntington. on a charge
Of cmbCzzling $4,000 of the railroads
funds SickafooSc was arrested by local
authorities in Kansas City. Mo. last
wcak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22
Prominent Knight of Pythian
Saws Reese Formula Ri
Is ace" of All Remedies

they need do is try 1t and they will D"
a. enthusiastic as am. Reese Formula
Ri shouldn't be thought OF ,s any
ordinary medicine for It Is in Gags
by itself"
Why don't you forget about the many
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relief ard try The Reese Formula N-Il
today. There Is health and happiness
in every bottle II you suffer iron.
stomach, liver and kidney trouble IN any
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indigestion, rheumatism, nervousness
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and how brighter life will seem. Reese
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rrvcr'' hiehern' a kite. Your drussist
80 !, or got a bottle today from &. II.
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Stores.