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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
Leaders Notifying Armed In
surgents of Arrival of
U. S. Soldiers.
MINERS GET RECRUITS
Armed Men Ready 70 Peace
fully Disperse. Chiefs
Declare.
WANT THE STRIKE PRoseo
U. S. Senate Investigators 70
be Urged TO Conduct Rigid
Inquiry.
~ Associated Press 70 Every Evsnirr

~ Associated Press 10 Every Evsnirr
Madison. w Va. sept. s.-Tuo pro.
visional companies = regular army
infantry from Fort Thomas. Rv. N
command of Captain John Wilson. ar-
rived here last night after = two hours
run from 81. Aifans and ieft early 20.
day for Shsrples and other points
further up Coal River. They were ne
first federal troops % enter the disfur-
bed area.
~ $50 O'Clock a. M train from
Camp Sherman arrived here n
carried mules and field Kitchens
When the first train ~ troops arrived
In Madison last night. me aoIgier~
were cheered ~ little group ~ nien
gathered at the station Later fhe
group was augmented until there wrre
several hundred men and women sur-
rounding the train.
Miners Told % Troops Arrival
". " Blizzard. sub-disfrict presl-
dent 81 the United Mine WORKERS.
after conference with Captain VIII
son left shortly after midnight far
points on the firing line n inform the
miners federal troops had arrived
Three fiat cars were pushed ahoaa
Of the engine on the trip from gf
Adams to Madison az protection,
against mines Or deranment. Th.
train was in darkness. except Tor fna
searchlight which shone over fhe rat
cars 70 the track ahead and the glare
from the fire box u the engine
Here and there was the fow ~
cigarette n the train. Out u a vim
dow az the train serni-ciroied around
a curve, two men could be seen stand
ing on the front end 0f the leading
fat car. They were observers looking
for derailments.
Shooting stin In Progress.
AZ the first of the troops started
for Sharples the sub-distrtct nre~t-
dent returned and reported SHOOTING
still was in progress. but that the
miners wished 70 return 10 their homes
as soon as federal troops should come
20 guarantee them protection. r.
said i've airplanes sent up from Logan
county dropped bombs manufactured
Of gas pipe and high explosives over
the miners land. but that 10 one had
been injured. One ~ the bombs he
said. fell between two women who
We're standing in a yard but Il failed
TO explode.
In connection with this statement
Of Blizzard IL may be stated that i've
army airplanes were ordered % make
reconnaissance of the DISTURBED area
yesterday afternoon. They reported
everything quiet. The army hier.
said they carried no explosives. They
few from Charleston to the southern
counties and back again.
AT a. m. today a third troop train
arrived in Madison and the soldier.
detrained and established headquarters
with Coionel c. A. Martin m command
The town Of Madison took on "A mar
tial aspect. Army equipment con-
sisting OF field ranges. army alnomo-
biles and motorcycles and other mill
Continued on PAGE 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03

Have YOU tried Clover Dairy But
ter? Telephones l5i0-1541.---Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
GOOD PROSPECT FOR
FALL AND WINTER
Indie ations Here. as Learned
by Careful Survey,
Are Pleasing.

Industrial conditions In VIII
mlnrton have an encouraging out
look. business II much better
than Ii was several months ago
and II Il improving. The belief IL
general that the Improvement will
be marked during the fall aud
winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
HARD ON BOOTLEGGERs.

Continued on page 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

death the present management has
continued TO receive children that
really need Il home. even though the
parents arc still living.
The home has never had the back
Ing OF II organization. d.nouinU-
tionul or otherwise. hat has been
financially responsible for it's obll-
cations. nor has II any reGular II
nancial iacomc. The Tag Day money
and the contributions of friends is its
only means OF support. There AZ"
now titty-cirht children at the home
who are being educated and given Il
Christian training.
The home is always open TO inspcc-
ton 10y public representatives. and
donors. except during church service
hours on sundays. and Givcrs 10 this
worthy cause can have ocular dem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
MR.. DODSON WARNS
USERS OF CALOMEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dyna.
mite on Liver and You
Lose a Days Work.

There's no reason why n person
Should take sickcninc. s~alivating
caioincl when a few cents buys a
large hottie OF Dodson's Liver Tone
n perfect substitute for calomcl.
II is n pleasant. vegetable liouia
which Will start your liver Jus. as
surely as calomcl. but IL doesn't make
You sick and cannot salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's liver Tone. because II -
perfectly harmless.
Caloincl is n dangerous drug. II Ia
mercury and attacks your zones
TAX II dose of nasty calomcl today
and You VIII feei weak. sick and
~nauscaicd tomorrow. Don't lose n
days work. Take a spoonful Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone instead and you will
wake up feeling great. No moro
oi~!!ousness. constipation. ~slussish-
ness. headache. coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says II you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomcl your
money is waiting for you.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

Mrs ',ansscn's experience of interest to etildless wives.
Nihston, MS want to give you n word OF praise for % wonderful
menlane W " e ar f9ni OF children, and for a considerable time after We
We're married l feared | would not have any | began taking lydia Z. Pink
bans hams IHe etnlh Compound, and it strengthened me 50 now have q nice.
strong, healthy baby girl suffered very little at childbirth, and Irve ali
tn credit to your medicine: and shall always recommend it highly Mrs.
Il. II JANSEN, MilstoM, Wis.
Mrs. Held of NIarincttc, Wis. adds her testimonial for Iytiia =.
Iinkhams Vegetable Compound. She says:
Marinette, Wis-"I was in q nervous condition and very irregular. My
doctor advised IN operation. My husband brought M one Of vnnr Eorklots
asked me to try Lydia i. linkharn,s Vegetable Compound. II oycrcarc
my weakness 50 that ] now have Il healthy baby girl after having been mrr-
rIednh1 years am glad to recommend your medicine. and you may use nv
letter IS a testirnc nial Mrs II. b. HELD, $50 Jefferson St, Nlarinette Wis
lher' n, mary; many such homes that were once chndless, and are now
DsssenM WIN ne&!thy. happy children because Lydia f. Pnkhams Vegetable
compound mas restored the mother to II strong and healthy condition. as Il
hriues' dspacements. weakness and nervousness
women everywhere should remember that nos OF the omn,oner s1ncnt
"i cM, @n1, ne are are not not the surgical ones they re rot caused by serious dhplace-
nFWA OF crowns, although the symptoms nay be the same, and that is why
r. r ntGS 'EEp omnna serious ailments readily yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's
N:Et@oH' : onn1uAd. as 1t actsn as n natural restorative. 1t q be taken
WIN F'rf' ' safety and often prevents serious troubles.
hSrti0re you know of any woman who is suFernya and has been unable
u secure rehefa and is reGrcfuly looking forward to n chndess old ac. ask
hr Try LYDIA r. inkha!n's Vegetable Compound. n it has brought health
inc happiness into St many homes once darkened by illness and despair
Lydia Il. pinkham's Private Textbook upon "AiIments
cculiar 10 women F" will be sent to you free upon request. Writo
10 M Lydia t.. Tinkham Medicine CO., Lynn, Massachusetts.
RMS book contains valuable information,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE


Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
Il bottle containing three ounces of
orchard White. which any drug store
VIII supply for Il few cents. shake
well, and YOU have "A quarter pint of
harmless ANA delightful lemon bleach.
Massage this swcct!y fragrant lotion
INTO the face, neck, arms and hands
each Hay. thcn shortly note the beau
~ and Wilderness OF your skin.
n stage beauties use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring that
aof. clear. rosy-whitc complexion.
also as a frecklc. sunburn. and tan
bleach because it doesn't ir%ritatc.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

L~NNCliECi;G. w. Juno s.-John
>. M"rdows and Mss Annie Eliza
eth Wexford. both of ~i.yuchbUrr.
wcT" married Wednesday afternoon
At Euclid hv"nu" Christian Church.
Key } I. Watson. officiating. Tho
groom was Il member 81 the baseball
team Of ~i.ynrhburg College for gov
oral years. his position being first
Nhs". Th"T went for "a bridal trim. %
N"rth Carolina following which they
VIII 1--we on vernon Avenue. with the
hrIdc's mothcr
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Women Ia Dl..u., ],,,,,,r,,

II was announced yestc-tn that
the League OF Women Vu.nrs wonId
at "a meeting this Afternoon a, {
O'Clock. at headquarters. Fou"th and
FRANKLIN streets. dis - tho platform
recently complied rs tho stat. league
tor adoption by tho local branches.
The discussion MI be Lei, ny Mes
Lucy Randolph Mason. ncwly-clectlI
nrnsiL, ~.
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POLICEMAN R. L. BRYDOnE
WEEDS TOMORROW NIGHT

announcement was today made that
Policeman X. l.. ~Hrydonc. ana Miss
Maud Eva Carter Will he married ~
morrow night at s O'Clock In In. home
81 me Rev. Mr. Robinson. pastor OF
i~E"nI"Iph street Baptist church Tho
c"Uplc viii, following tho cor.mouv
l"aE" on "a tour Of tho state. Miss
,art"r is IA" daughter Of l-ronN
Davis Carter and Mrs. Mamie !. Car
tor Of stanton and officer i;rydonc
is the son % Alex D!ck"r.on PryGona
and Mrs. Lula Nora ~R-ydouo. OF this
rEtV.
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LYNCIIBuRG. VA. Juno g,-A,lss
iitidt iuanita Smith. daughter OF s.
y. Smith and Thomas q. Mils,cud
were married Tuesday a. thu home ~
IA" officiating minister. Rev. \. y.
~icrrynnan. pastor OF bethesda Pres
byt"rian church. only members of
the Immediate fn,nilics OF the prln-
cipalS witnessed the They
vent for Il northern bridal trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

~ home or for dining out. the more
diSnihei type OF evening Irock APP
pca!s 10 tn. cOnscrvatiyeIy srnar,
wotnam Two tones o: blscue and
banana coiored chiffon are used 10
mako this gracefully drnDod crock
developed pT"r a sh"nth-iikc and
pointed iounlhtion Of cream metal
tiesuc. h sh0ulGcr-Straps Of coral
beads mattel the coral sash which
rails INTO Il soft cascade from the
loft hip 10 the ankle. MANS other
charming color and fabric cumbina-
tons may be used very effectively
In this design.
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cHhkIDTTEsvlLLE VA. June 3
vernon Straiton, or Charleston. W.
Va" and Miss A!ic" I:ntw!slc. of this
rItN' were married tonight AT tho
linton Avenue Methodist church.
iE"N. NJ. NJ L"rg"tt. officiating Fol
lowing "a reception a, tho nom. Of
NJ. aud Airs. Arthur Fitch. MIR. and
Mrs. S,ratton icf, for Charleston.
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i.YNcIiBvRG, VA. June s.-MisS
N"llie LcrwooI COncy. daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. J. l.. Cuncy and Algcr-
non Clayton White were married
uesdh afternoon a, tho uar"nnag"
90 College iiili baptist church. the
r~hs.or. Dr. Austin y. Conrad. oni-
c.atiuE After ii bridal trim they vii!
live at 1919 Twelfth Street.
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day afternoon AT the parsonage Of
west End Methodist Church. by Rev.
j. =. Gresham. the pastor.

ifNChBui;G. VA. Jun" 8.-Johu
clayton Turpin. OF I.ynchbur,.. and
Miss Lillian May Bray. daughter Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. s. u. Bray. of iialiraN
'omnty. were married here Saturday
Afternoon by Rev. i. l.. Arthur. pas
tor of Fairvi"w Methodist ChiRch.
They vii! reside here.
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N AND oyr or rowN.

MISC Emily Hay and Miss Ka,h-
erin" Mitchell hav" returned To Rich
mona from tn" University Of Virginia.
where they attended the centennial
celebration last week.
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WEDOlNGS-- ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHRuRG, VA. June S.-JoScph
Edwin Fisher and Miss Mary Eliza
beth S:noot. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. &. Smoot, were married Mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
d DARLING baby
BRIGHTENS HOME:
CIliidren's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Altoona, Pat am writ
ing to tell you what Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost at
birth. From one hour to nine-
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was horn | took a dozen bot
ties of your Veg ctable Com
pound, and | can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby is now
four months old, and O
healthier baby you would not
want. | am sending you q
picture OF her. Everybody
says That is n very healthy
looking baby You havcmy
consent to show these few
lines to anybody Mrs.
{. w. BENZ, l3l 3rd Avenue,
Altpnp, -,
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Announcements have been receive
or the marr.a=" Of Miss Annie Whit
lock and John Henry Philips IL. the
ceremony hHiinE taken place IN
WASHINGTON on the afternoon OF
Thursday. Juno >, Rev. J. II. Jcnrics
pNlc!a,!uS. fhc bridal pnrty included
MISS Mollie WhitlocK. Eddie Whitlocli
ana Paul ~..ond.rcc.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
ia 9uage Bropn Sto1y5alk
By Zud9e u2fHts 9ropn
Church Spires and Watermelons

crowd OF people stood gazing the steeple climber
his way to the of the towering spre Of the
They but little attention boys had climbed
telephone pole that they might be above the crowd
Yet the telephone pole smaller and difficult
than the church spre. - -
1t is doubtful if steepe climbed
single pole the of the which held the boys
pole been erected top Of the
The fact that the boys the pole only feet
the ground while pole the would climbers
feet makes no difference IN the feat of pole climbing
the achievement of climbing -
The RISKS seem attractive than the ACTS,
Herein misunderstanding of boys by
Many father has severy classified his for running with
father when OF wandered into Farmer Todds
patch and helped himself a ripe, juicy melon
had gang of ten boys before me-
These boys boys compelled steal
to secure watermelons
Yet they had taken FIVE waermelons farmers field
For u the boys could have purchased the market
melons.
The boys admitted their combined cash amounted to 81
and this in their pockets when
The danger of getting caught the fun" of
swiping" -
OF course 1t s wrong ~
Il is wrong to court danger - -
When that danger violating Laws may be beginning
of crime
THE ACT 'Nps''' 'A' -''A'''n ''' becomes
dad driving fifty miles hour and motorcycle con
nearly got him Gee it greatp This boys version
made the ninety miles in exactly two hours; humed
at sy miles stretches This statement
The boys delight in escaping the oHcer-"the risk
The fathers delight in driving fast-"the act"
his height above, the two boys slid down the pole
Aw, he amt going to fall; let's 60"
This with danger they the surety of t.
man on the seple and the two boy: sought other
eyes and aching necks because ot
the reasoning power of two boys.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
pretended to care for you. willis

pretended to care for you. whilst
l.
Her pale face slared with sud
den passion.
You dare-dare to say a word
against him. she broke out sub
bing. He was the man l loved
He was coming home to me when
you-you-" She could not 50
on.
He was coming home to you be-
cause he could do nothing else"
the Fortune Hunter said with cru
city born of his pain. why should
I hide the truth of what he was
when I've got to be damned In your
eyes for the rest of my life?" Ask
your uncle. Ask Mr.. Harding. He
paid John Smith to go abroad whea
he came out of prison because ne
hoped you would forget him. The
man didn't want you"
She closed her eyes and swayed
a little In his merciless grasp.
you've never once told me the
truth-yet," she said with white
lips.
He let her go so abruptly that
she almost fell. He began pacing
up and down the room like q mad
man; he hardly seemed to realize
that she was suffering, too, and
that he was stabbing her afresn
with every word he spoke.
To be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06

( He went on. as IL each word
Iecst him an untold effort:,
Tt was too late then. I suppose
1 loved you from that minure.
Anyway, FL put of telling you
the truth until at last I knew that
Il could never tell you untii I was
rfcrced.
Things happened. of course
+ things I hadn't counted upon.
That luggage coming. and Tommy
making me open it. Then--then
YOU finding that photograph He
turned his haggard eyes to her.
, Tt was the truth l told you that
day. at any rate. L had never seen
, the woman in my life, and-the
Photograph was not mine. Then
she wrote-that girI--and I was
afraid of being found out. She
threatened to come down to Somer-
her. and Foster saw us-and ySr
heard.
she wanted me to buy her OF .
He laughed drearily. Buy her OFT.
when'I had only 16 shillings in. the
swOrldr He stopped again. and
PASSED a hand across his forehead.
-
'rsned next
I, And then" he went on, "Mr
Harding offered to lend me sDlne
money. and the temptation was TOO
great, I took it-2.00o pounds
without a hope in the world of pay.
ing II back, and sent it to her
suppose ] was mad: I've never done
a dishonorable thing like that in
my life before, at any rate.
I've never deliberately takeu
what was not mine. Then a letter
came for-for the man I was Ere
Z tending to be. He was ricn. it
seemed; the letter was from a firm
: OF bankers; they said that a large
sum Of money had been paid to my
credit
= 1T was one way out. The chances
were that nobody would ever Eni
out the fraud-but-but even I
stopped short at that. I've never
. touched shilling of the money; l
think I was afraid"
He took out his handkerchief a"d
2assed 1t across his lips. Things
oegaa TO go wrong-I might have
known they were bound to. You
oegan to dtstrust me: | saw II in
Your eyes long before YOU said a
. word; and I think I began to go to
. pieces from that moment. You
see rotten as I ami loved ycp.
. Ann"
She neither moved nor spoke.
ana he went on heavily once more.
lheres nothing much else to tell:
you know the-rest, OF most Of IL
lou knew Fernie always hated me
Wen he's been spying and watch
me ms and now-he knows. toor'
Anne gave a little anEuished rrv
a' mat. and foF the first time n
rdlniul streak Of color touched the
fortune Hunters drawn face.
I'd rather have died a thousapd
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06

times than had this happen" he
said hoarsely. I've no excuse, no
defense, except that-I love you. I
shall love you as long as / live, and
afterward-if there is any anyter-
ward for a man like me-" he added
harshly.
Anne VIII Not Forgive.
There was a profound silence.
then Anne spoke for the nrst time
And what about me? What
about me?" she asked. Her voice
was nat and expressionless, but her
eJ es were piteous as she looked at
the Fortune Hunter. What Is to
become of me?" she said again.
The hot blood beat into his face;
he took. quick step toward her
and then checked himself.
I'D give my life for you" he
said. IF only there was some-
thing 1 could do to undo what has
happened! II only you'd just say
you forgive me! II only you'd say
that you don't altogether hate and
despise me-" His voice was hoarse
and labored; and when she made
no answer he turned away with a
gesture of utter despair.
- SpOhC IN
cold, difficult tones, as IL she were
slowly coming back to a keener
realization of all that this mean.
to her.
And what am I say to everyone
What will they think of me not to
have known? To have let you-a
stranger, a man / know nothing
about-make love to me: lie to me-
-" she broke off chokingly; she
beat her hands together. "oh, Il
l only died before this thing hap
pened"' f--
The Fortune Hunter strode
across to her then: he dragged her
bands away from her face, forcing
her to look at him.
And is my love nothing to your"
he asked. Have you no pity -or
me? You believed in that other
nan who was not worth a thought
or tear; you waited ten years for
him, and he lied to you and de-
ceived you a thousand times more
than I have ever done. He only
The Washington herald., 1921-10-06
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921.

| THURSDAY, OCTOBER s, 1921.
Astrologers read this as a day doubt
full for women. While the Sun and
Neptune are in benehc aspect. Venus
and Mars are adverse.
Increased industrial competition be-
tween women and men is forecast and
for a time women are to suffer IN
justice. IL is prognosticated.,
This should be lucky day for seek
ing employment. but men will profit
by the planetary government, dis,
elimination against women being in
dicated by the stars. ~
There should be renewed activity in
many lines OF business and manufac-
turing apparent at this time. =
The Sun again smiles on those who
hold important positions In government
affairs and increased popularity is
presaged for important officials.
The President OF the United States
Is steadily to gain in popularity. He
will win the confidence Of the people,
but may estrange politicians. for his
stars are read as inclining him toward
increased Independence Of action.
Neptune Is in an aspect that promises
clarity Of mind and an access Of COM
mon sense.
The stars foreshadow great prog
ress In education and increase In the
number Of students in colleges.
Venus seems to forecast for women
certain obstacles that viii arise In uni
versity centers where they may find
themselves unwelcorne. .
The seers find in the aspects a
menace to women who must go
through period Of readjustment in
public affairs.
Venus Is In place held to give
warning that women must nof realize
what political and commercial equality
really means And this Is interpreted
to foreshadow a cessation of all spe-
cial fayors On account of sex and
previous conditions. H;
The partial, eclipse of the Moon,
ten days hence is read as indicat-
ing dangers to; women in child
birth. =
Persons whose, birthdate II is
have the auguty Of a. very success
full year Domestic affairs may
bring problems, but financial condi-
tions shoula be satisfactory.
Children born on this day nav be
rash, headstrong and exceedingly
energetic. They will succeed best
as employees. SfT =.