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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-21
WANTED--MALE HELP

" AN IED-We have openings for 10
youns men between the ages OF IS
and p to learn the trade of boiler
maker or machinist Liberal wages
70 start with. depending upon the
ABILITY OF the applicant Come pre-
pared TO go to work. Apply to Works
Manager. Gibson shops. Railroad De-
paftnenr. Gibson, Ind. T.19:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-21
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE.--New five and six room
bungaiows and houses. South Side
excellent location. All modern con-
Nenlenees. Small cash payment, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
800 P, {. MELON
. FOR OHIO OIL

New York. Oct lS.--A %G0 per cent
stock dividend was declared 10 day by
directors OF the Ohio Oil Company. an.
other Of the Standard Oil group pay
able 50 to stock record OF December /.
A stockholders meeting has been
called for November "A 10 vote on 4
proposed increase in the company's
stock FROM Sl5.0O0nno 70 $4,000. Don.
and authorizing distribution Of the in
creased s45.oG0,000 as stock divi'
dend
This will be the comrany's first dis
tribution since 1915. when 2oOSoO
shares Of Illinois Pipe Line Company,
formed to take over Oh0i Olls pipe
line facilities. were distributed.
The operations Of the Ohio Oil Com
pany cover nearly every important
field cas- OF the Mississippi. expecting
PENIS ylvania and Nest Virginia. It
is recognized as one Of the leading pro.
ducers in tho Rocky mountain district.
Between its dissolution in 1912 and
1922 cash dividends aggregated $780,
O5O.0O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
A WOMAN With A
PRETTY COMPLEXION
Always Appears Charming

Your complexion makes or mars
YOUR personality. II you have clear
smooth. yelvety skin. free Of p'mpIe8
and other unsigh;ly blemishes. you need
never fear the impression you make on
all you meet
Some women are endowed by nature
with a clear. smooth skin: others not so
fortunate can acquire this beauty by tho
use OF Black and White Beauty R!each
ard Black and White Soap. Go I" Your
savort;e drug store and buy soc jar
Of Black and White Beauty Bleach and
4 cake OF BLACK and White Soap. Use
!. according TO directions and you Will
be delighted With the results. Beauty
Bleach is an exquisitely perfumed.
flesh tinted cream.
All good stores can supply YOU with
Beauty Bleach and Black and White
Soap at csc a cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
DENIES PATERNITY OF
CHILD BORN LONG
AFTER He LEFT WIFE

s. Louis. Oct lS.-.(Rv the Asso.
Ciated Press. Herman Henry Lau.
meir. wealthy clubman and real estate
dealer. this afternoon asked the Cir
cult court to determine OF paternity
OF the son Of his former wife. Mrs.
Byrd Shoemaker. who IS suing him 10
New York for the support OF the child
He declares he separated from her the
day after they were married In Janu.
airy Of 1918. and that the child was
not born until % months later.
Mr.. Lauemier. who was secretary OF
the St. Louis club Of the shOrt'lived
Federal baseball league. asks that a
guardian OF the child be apToint'o,
and if it is found that he is not the
father OF the child. he requests that
his former wife and the child be IN
Joined permanently from making an!
claims against him or his estate.
If. however, il is found II" Is the
father OF the boy. which h" says he
doubts, he wants his care and custody,
declaring his former wiie's conduct
and companions. associates and "nHir
onment" unfit her TO have the care,
custody and rearing o. a legitimate
child"
Mr.. Laumeir Is forty-five years OLD
aud his former wife is SAID to be than
twenty years his Junior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry
For real effectiveness. thls old
homemade remedy has no equal.
Easily aud cheaply prepared.

y
You'll never know how quickly bad
cough can be conquered, until you trV
this famous old homemade remedy;
Anyone who has coughed al! day ana
all night, will say that the immediate
relief given is almost like magic. II
takes but moment to prepare. ana
really there is nothing better for coughs:
Into a pint bottle. put PIG ounces OF
Pinex: then add plain .ranulated sugar
svrup to make full pint. Or YOU can
use clarified molasscs. honey, or corn
svrup, instead OF sugar syrup. EIther
way, the full pint saves about two
thirds Of the money usually spent Tor
cough preparations. and gives YOU more
positive, effective remedy. 1t keeps per
fectlv. and tastes pleasant-chlldren
like it.
You can feel this take hold instantly.
soothinc and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. It promptly loosens
q drv, tight cough. and soon YOU will
notice the phleCm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A DAVIS use will
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis. Group, hoarscncss. and bron-
chial asthma. :,
Pincx is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, tho most reliable remedy for
throat and cheat ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask vour
druggist for "2n ounCe' OF PineX' with
directions, and don't accent anything
rlse. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Plne1
Co. Fl. Wayne. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
PRESENT METHODS OF
DEALING WITH FARMER
MUST Be REFORMED

Chicago. Oct. lS.--Presert day meth
DDS OF dealing with the farmer point N
the same direction as those which,
caused the decay of Egypt's early aGr!-
cultural industry. J. L. Bartholomew OF
Peoria. II, warned today IN hiS a"1'e>'
before the annual convention mere oil
the National Association ot Farm Equ''-
mGht Manufacturers.
The ancient Egyptians had estao!sheG
agriculture on profitable basis ana re-
luccd /; 10 Il science almost 3,"o" yea"
ago, he said. and then allowed th"h
york L. lapse because it wa9 made W.
profitable.
They learned the different character
OF soils that could best he used /" RAISE
the various kinds or crops. MI. Rar'h"''
u,uew said They employed Il system
OF crop rotation to maintain the fcT''!.
iiv Of the soil and il is said they uS"d
agricultural implements and made IN
pr"vcmcHts on them from t!mo 10 Time
They established system OF dram
and irrigation They proSDercd an
til the s"-callcd Barbarian period when
those WHO were considered superior or
above them. saw III to take from thc!"
stores all they had. leaving the FARMER
only enough for bare necessities.
wv. now arc treating the farmer a
little more gcntleman,y and a little NOR"
bus!ncssl!kc than h" Was treated during
:hc Barharian ,!lyS but Secretary Wal
lace OF the Department Of acr!cu!;iv"
lately sounded the warning ard OUTLINED
what Is likely 10 happen should IN"
American farmer become Indifferent ana
cease !" produce under tho present >NT'
tenn.
The big problem involved must Fe
solved along two lines and While one -
trans portation. the big thing is 4 hnaA-
riIl plan 10 enable the foreign countries
whore modern farm implements aai
methods are needed to obtain them from
the United States and "'h"" countries
where they may be procured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Seek To Dissolve
Shopmen's Injunction

Chicago. oct 1S.-(Ry tho Associated
Trcsy. = Notice of n motion 10 dissolve
tho iu:crIvcUt"ry injunction. restraints
striking shormcn and union officials
from interfering in any way WIN ran
TRANSPORTATION was served upon the
T,I',d State sd:strIct attorney today D?
Donald r. Elchh"rG. counsel FOR the
srhp crafts The motion Will he pre-
scented 20 Federal Judg" James II. WIKI
crsuu TOMORROW with request that 1t pc
SCI 70. hearing.
Ono Of tho principal objections 70 the
Injunction are that the conditions de-
scribcd n the b'll OF complaint. II they
ever existed. no longer exist. 1t IS
claimed that large proportion or to
railroads involved have settled their d:t-
tcrer eos with the Shopmcn and that tho
settlement au:oma tical!y disposed OF the
grievances alleged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Two Electrical
Wizards In Session

Schenectady. y. Y, oct. lS---Two cleo
trical w!Xards-Th 'n"as \. Edison and
Charles I. StGinmetz met today IN
IN Sicinmetzs laboratory a: the plant
"c the General Electric company h"re.
a demonstration Which elected cX-
prcss!ons OF admiration from Mr.. hdi-
son vas c"ndurtcd by III" research
scientist. This was a device for tho
reproduction Of tn" tones Of tho human
voice on a film by means of Vibrations
% pirpointS Of light. Tho invention.
Still in the experimental stage. Is called
by It's originator t. be step in solving
the problem O. N" speaking movies
and IL also may h" used in talking ~
ch!nes the record hc!ng or % ".,'"
Elm instead os on n disc "- 49, 80 :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
EDUCATE THE ALIEN; MAKE HIM
WORTHY To BECOME AN AMERICAN
Secretary of Labor Davis
Makes Outstanding Ad-
dress In Opening Rally Of
Cabell County Campaign.

Huntington, ". Va. Oct. 1S.-Secre-
tary OF Labor Davis. the principal
speaker tonight at the Republican raj
" opening the political campaign here,
urged establishment OF al immigra-
ton policy that will fix firm bar
against contamination Of national
health and institutions.
These aliens come to mix our Cit
gems" he said. Their children Will
be the future citizens. We owe It TO
ourselves and our children to see thaI
they are worthy OF America.
Referring to the proposal that the
United States inspect all aliens abroad
before they are permitted 20 sail Tor
the United tSates. the cabinet men'oer
said:
We should fix high standard tor
these prospective Americans and es'
tablish by tests OF physical, mental.
blood and moral qualifications.
Make the Alien Worthy.
Secretary Davis declared himself IN
favor OF enrolling every foreigner and
Supervising MS eQuCdtlpu.
I'VE have compulsory education tor
our children why should we not have
compulsory education and traditions
for these aliens who seek to join us.
Work OF Secretary Davis as chair
man Of the Federal Board Tor }oca
toiual Education was reviewed briefly.
To-day We are spending at the rate
OF $500 .0Oo. 900 a year in this work ana
getting results in men fitted for lie
O. usefulness TO themselves and their
nation"
Reviewing the achievements OF
harding administration Mr.. paws de'
rlared that I'VE have lett behind us
the terrors OF the after.war depression
ard started on the upgrade.
Girded for Prosperity.
He asserted that Just as the dts
armament conference. with rs treat
les. put America in the vanguard OF 4
great practical world movement TO-
ward lasting peace. so the domestic
measures worked on b. the Presldenl
and Congress have girded the nation
for the march toward domestic pros
perity."
But the prime factor in the restora'
ton Of American prosperity" he con.
tinued was the ruthless edu"t'on OF
federal expenditures. and the el'mlna'
ton OF the incubus OF federal taxation
that was bearing down 10 destruction
O, the industry Of the country
Are your new neishoors modern peo-
p'e.'
Modern Say. they sent IN last night
20 boyIow our radio set!'-Suffaio tx
press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
SkaggS Heads Order
Of Mechanics In v. Va.

Charleston w. Va. Oct. 1S.-W. L.
Skaggs. uc Anstcd, was elected council
lcr oc The Vest Virginia council. Ord"~
United American Mechanics at the
thirty third annual session mere TO-DAY.
The next convention viii be held n
Charleston.
Other officers elected were: w. J. Pat
terson. Charleston. vice councillors .
r. Tyler. Charleston. secretary; r. w.
Laughorn. treasurer; Gran, Jarrct;
Elkius inductor: II. J. Dickinson, Spy
rock. examiner; {. Z. Nelson. Maiden. IN
sd. protector; and G. w. Morris. Finch
outside protector, f. II. Hairless. Charlie )
ton. national representative. Installation
Of officers and memorial services were
held IN the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
MARKHAM SEES
CEN. PROSPERITY
IN THE SADDLE

chicago ct 1S.--TA" via. part
tina: railroads ulay in IN" w"Na'" '"u
prosperity of n" earning ."'tHl! Il"
we'll az n" .r.ntry ~ iI"E" "aS stress
ID by {. II. Na:E!a'H. ~ .'"'h' '' go,
illinois Central railroad. "h"'dti'S0'"
The annual convention Of the \'.''""'
Association o. Farm EQHip'r'n. Manu-
iact;.rcrs hjre today.
~ few months aEo r1'nTHdS i""h" i
Glflicuit to prn.iln %turaE" Sn"'" '"i
.Glr equipment ami nov th@E are mar"
.,,rcssed To- supply ears E"'d"d '"r INC
transportation OF coal farm products
Hl:lG!rE and construction ma'cIi.'H
and many either commodities. MI
Markham declared.
business will continue 1" he good
and railway traffic will h' heavy tA'
,all and winter. and there Viii be some
uuavu!d ahi" Inconvenience 1" SHIPPERS
However, if the public VIII h" patient.
realizing the halif;raps under wh!'" ran
roads are struggling. and viii he liberal
in support and Coopcra '!un, "" can E"
through ~" winter without serious as
trcss.''
The problem @: transporting the na-
lions farm crops, usually reaching peak
volum. during the fail months. X
further handicapped TINS year ~ the
additional coal shipments nec"ss''a;ed
~. the strike which made shipments I'M
possible during III" s!arN summer
months. he said
The 1877 farm rrur was S"Wn ana
Trough; t. harvest under materially re-
luced costs whom con pared with the
last few Years. This means tha; farm
crs bid far !" make profits 'hl' can be
h, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
TWO ]. {. SHIPS
CARRY RELIEF
To NEAR EAST

Nashicugton. Oct 1S.-Two steam
ships. az the result OF action taken to-
day. will leave soon from American
ports filled with food and clothing for
refugees in the Near East.
One of tho vessels. a Shipping Board
steamer. will proceed By direction OF
President Harding. who in requesting
Chairman LaSker to furnish the ship,
declared there was good reason for
further government assistance In the
Near East Relief activities.
Tho other vessel. the steamship
Stuyvesant, will leave New York. Octo-
Der q, with l.nOo tons Of food and
wearing apparel according 10 an an
rounCemcnt BY the American Red
Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Physician Explains Who Should
Take Newer Form of Iron
Practical Advice on How To Help Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Endurance

Lack Of iron IN the blood not only makes
nan physical and nentnl weakling nervous,
irritable. easily fatigued. bat it utterly rohs
him OF OF that virile force, that stamina and
strength Of will which are 30 necessary to sue
cess and power in every walk Of life, says DR..
James Francis Sullivan, - merly physician Of
Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept), New York,
and the Westminster County Hospital. 1T may
also transform beautiful. sweettcmperedw o-
man into one who IS cross. nervous and irrit-
able. | have strongly emphasized the great
pccessity ofphysicians making blood eIamina-
tons Of their weak. Anaemic, rundown pa-
dents- Thousands Of persons 60 on year AMER
year suffering from physical weakness and
hixhly nervous condition due to lack Of sun
c3ent iron in their red blood cofpuscles with
outerer realizing the real causeoft their trouble.
Without iron In your blood your food merely
passes through the body something like corn
through an old mill with rollers % vide apart
that the mill can't grind.
For want Of iron you may b IN old man at
thirty, dell Of intsllect- poor in memory. ner
vous, irritable and ell run down, while at 50
G. II. Griest q Co. Hoge-Davis Drug
Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
UPHOLD PARTIES
RIGHT To NAME
THE OFFICIALS

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. 1s.-RiGhts
Of county executive committees Of the
two major parties TO designate cleo
ton precinct judges and clerks were
upheld by the supreme court OF appeals
today il I",:d.Ng against the county
court of Warn" county. reremrtOry
writS Of mandlmus aEains; the county
crur; We're !S"Ued in two cases brought
by the Republican and Democratic exc
rut.vc committees for the county, carry.
Iug out this decision.
Tho differences between the political
committees and the county court grew
out Of the fight in Wayne over the loca
ton Of tho court house.
In bringing their cases TO the supreme
court, tho members Of the executive
committees OF The Two parties repre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

An illustrated lecture Of his troubles
and trip TO Paray France. was deliver
ed yesterday by Rev. Father Edward +.
Garesche. S. J.. Of ST. Louis. at the
NJ. de Chau;ai academy under the aus
rices of the Study club.
Father Gareschc Is recognized as
writer lecturer and poet and he has
oeen an extensive traveller. The pic
lures illustrated by him were original
ones taken during the trip TO Paray
nnd 20 Rome during the commemoration
OF tho death If Sister Margaret Mary
or thu Visitation order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

scented that they provided. in proper
form. lists Of men designated for ap-
po.ntment as election officials the
various precincts. Their recommend
lions were disrsgarded. they complained.
and the court appointed men In various
Instances whose appointment had not
been requested.
The writs issued today command H.
W. Thompson, J. T. Porter and ]. W.
rrab,rce. tho county commissioners. to
convene forthwith as the county court.
land appoitn the persons whose ap-
poin,ments were requested by the party
executive committees. The question OF
removal Of the county seat from Wayne
to Kenova will go before the voters for
the third time al the election. November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
Ships Electrician
Saved Twelve Lives

Los Angeles. Oct. Ronald Sol!
siano. O, Raltimorr Maryland. - years
old second electrician o' the steamer
city OF Honolulu. IS credited with
saving the lives OF u passengers when
that liner caught fire al sea last Thurs
day
He and Fr"d Little. =. mess boy.
worked "shoulder 30 shoulder" when the
fire was discovered and according TO
the ships doctor. were directly reSpon-
s!mhle for getting many passengers
away from the flrr-swcpt vessel 20
tho boats.
rompl;msrtNd ~ their arrived herc,
Tho bows explained II al with oh. No
were tTsinnd as Roy Scouts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
SALES OF STRUCTURAL
STEEL REPORTED OFF

Washington. Oct. lS.-Fabricated
structural steel sales m September de-
clncd slightly from August continuing
the decrcas sing tonnage bookings report
cd each month since last April. Septem-
her saics Of lS7 firms. with shop ca
pacIty Of "iS.155 tons monthly. amount
cd 10 235.nf? tons. or Gig percent OF
capacity, compared with 1851 tons. or
SO percent capacity in August and 1Ss.-
SO tons or S6.6 percent capa city n
April, the census bureau announced to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
D, 4, HOLL|NGsW0RTH
DEFENDS PRESIDENT

CadiZ. O.. oct. 1S--Tn reply to a
newspaper inquiry today anent the at
tack on President Harding, and the
Republican administration, for his veto
OF the bonus bill, and the loud talk
in many quarters about 1t being but
the beginning Of bitter contest for
the rights Of World War survivors.
former Congressman d. A. Holdings
worth. If this district. himself Civil
war soldier Of the ranks. said:
president Grant, certainly the most
illustrious soldier Of his time, II not OF
the speCial benefit of his comrades OF
the Civil war. because it embraced
all history. vetoed a similar bill FOR
not only the needy and dependent but
also the able bodied and well to do
survivors, and 1t Is said he never lost
vote or a soldier friend by reason
q. II. They gave him credit Tor an
honest conviction OF duty.
The fact speaks volumes for the I'M
selfish patriotism OF the Boys In Blue
Of that day.
PERSONALLY. in congress and AT
home have always voted at every
opportunitv for so,called soldier meas.
ures, state and national. and. IN Presl-
dent Harding's place. would likely have
signed the bonus bill following my ma
tural inclination and friendliness Tor
those who have breasted the STORMS
of battle for our common country IN
any Of its wars.
And yet feel that the loyal senu-
ment Of the American people, sooner
or later. will acclaim Grant and HARD
ing on an equality in this respect anu
approve their courage In view OF Iue
present condition Of the public treas
urv and the heavy burden OF taxation
resting upon all our citizens.
AS to my personal views on the eH,
listing agitation Of the subject brought
about BY the veto, I quote the follow
ing excerpt from a memorial ADDRESS
delivered on the 30th day OF last May,
nv mo AT Alliance, Ohio, to a vast
concourse Of patriotic citizens and SUI
viving soldiers who showed the'r ap'
nreciation at the time by generous ap
nlanse and which my friend. our pres
ont CONGRESSMAN Murphy. himself IN
camn for months. caused 1t to De
printed by unanimous consent ~ N'''
CONGRESSIONAL Record.
But, my comrades. young and old,
zoldiers Of all our wars. volunteers
: selected followers Of the flag, IN
The soldieriy pride we feel on memo
nal and reunion occasions we must
not forget a soldiers modersty; we
must not imagine that We own the
earth. or that II is our right and priv
llese to control political parties, much
less the government itself. merely De-
cause our youthful valor helped to
save it from destruction IN the hour
Of danger when the lurid fires OF re-
bellion reached their apex on northern
soil at Gettysburg. or long afterWard
ON Arm!stice Day when autocracy sur
rendered her strangle hold on the
world,
1t was really our good fortune to be
Of the right age for service when war
came. 1t gave us an honorable dis
tinction 10 be proud of. far above any
possible money consideration. 1t
dwarfs lie justice Of a bonus"
She--This hammock Is Ideal.
He--Ycs?
Shelves It's large enough FOR one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

William kcyScr or S!S,crsvi!lc. is
spending e"v"ra! days with relatives and
friends here.
pr Jacob Erittiupham. rector Of tho
ST. l.ukc'& T.. f.. 'hurCh. VIII" has hccn
III at his home on tn" Island. is some
what improved
Melvin Morgan OF North Market
street, has been called 70 Friendly. W.
Va. by tho death Of IN uncle.
Misc Ethel RnwnlHn &c South Chap
llnc street. has returned from v3at
with relatives and friends in Akron.
Ohio.
Harry White OF Johnstown. Ia. was
business visitor In Wheeling ycstcr-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19

A. Leo Stevens. ch'nt instructor ~
Rernnnuttr-s for tho tuit"d S;at"s army
At Scott E!c'i. Missouri. predicts that
in n short time ore third OF the p"pu-
latlon Of this country Will be flying In
all sorts Of dirigibles. from the vest
pocket" riG teo mammoth machines
with 10 10 IN motors. He decalres tha.
III. machines will Re equipped With
safety hertha in which passengers. IN
cas-. Of need. could nost safely 10
Aarth.