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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-04
story Of the First.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The First
division, first units Of which returned
home today from Germany. is justly
proud Of its claim as being the first
division in France. first in lighting
sector. first TO fire a shot at the Ger
mans, first To attack. first to conduct
raid. first to bc raided. first 70 capture
prisoners. first I" IuhICt casualties. arSt
10 suffer casualties. FIRST 10 be cited
Singly III general orders t-St in the
mumbor OF division. corps and army
commanders and general stan orlccrs
produced from Its personnel. :
The Official history "f tho division
shows j, was organized in France. the
last UNITS 10 arriy" r"achng that c"un-
ny July =. l"l7. 1t was composed OF
troops "f ~ regular army. tho SIN
iccnih. T&gh'N"u;h. Twrnty-s!Nth and
Tw"nly-"r Shth infantry regiments the
rrfth. S;Nih and seventh artillery r"gi-
mcni>. tho FIRST eng n"cr regiment ana
train. thu second hrld S:gull battalion
and the Third. Fourth and Fifth amhu-
lance. rompa MOS aud field hospital.
II occupied SuCC"Ssivcly n" S"mm"r-
vllln sector near Nancy. m" .\r:'auNIlle
sector. r"ar Tn"i. m" ''antiSn% sector
-,rar NoutddIor: participated III IN"
-.n.; occupied tn" Saiz"ra!s sector: par
r..Ira,cd III ,hc 81 Mihicl operation. the
Mausn- N-gonne operation in tn" Sh"rpy
.ccr,.r wrst II Narcnnes. the operation
agairst Mouzon and IN" operation south
and >Cuthw"s, Of Sedan. attacking tn"
lr,.'chtS N IN" morning or November a..
.?iS.
On N>y"mr"r - il began Tho m"mor-
able march through L"rraln" and Lax
crrp1nrS r"a"htnE tn" t"hl"nz bridge
%",d - rh~ Eh.r" December -. l"lN.
which position II held until relieved re-
,,>n,r> r, "'hNr American 'r""HS.
Eerlarerrcnis ~ tho division w :"
no tim. nf rhN armisfic" t"tall'd %n.@"h
and rhc losses in killed and dl"d "f
N..rIuGs wer" t.ill. wounded and sa=S"d.
1.oni aoN prisoners lest. ~. l. cap
uroi $50 Germans. lia pieces "f ar
.,l'.r,. : trench m"riars &ud -" na'
.h,n~ guns Tho 'otni Of distinguished
..r,.ic, crosses AVA rd"d thr mon Of the
Lv,Sion was 80.
Mainr General William l.. S'hcr' com
handed tn" division crom irrH :. l?l Z.
> u..,cn,h"- l.. l?t.. Major General
Hrhsr, l.. Ballard from I'"r"nh"r -.
at. u7tH hC hr"nr,' corps commander.
Nairr ,;.no-a' Iharl'S T. Summ"rall
from, .TrIv III. ,1tH. 80 urt"h"c ~. l?lN.
rr'gad,rr C;,n"r"l Frank f.. Eamf"rd
f-cn, pcIohs~ -. i2lN. to October -.
lniS R~icadr"r "n'ral Frank l;arN"r
rnch command "m october - l2lS and
from NAV 81 i"t9. Major GENERAL +. +.
N."i'rrh',n. Jr. was ~ command "t thc
division.
TIL. divisional Snia is a crimson
-" - .. hhak, background. chosen be-
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PROCTOR & GAMBLE co.
MAY BUY Up NITRO

Sp,,:al II. .rAi.h 10 Th" Int"lliG"nr"r.
rI\,'I\\ NrI -. sept. 6 Persistent
rurr,rr reports h"r" today ar" /" IN"
,jr.ri 'lra! III" hE rr"Ci"r x Gamhlo
r,I,rll,. known uatiuunlly f.r It's 'N-
i,u. ~. - r"rlur and soap turnout. ~lll
:.urrar ns hidd"rs rur II" enter" seventy
m.,lnu dollar rIty "f Nitro. West Nir-
,:lu:4. vh,u tin United States govern
mont lists bidders for ia" untqu" city
property ~ an entirety.
,'nlun.N W,Iliair rr"I"r Proctor. head
ar rl.. rrrClUr& 4 C:ainhl' interests. stated
Irm.-ht iha, hc had II" 1d"a wh"r" tn"
report started. and that hls company is
r.ri.u'ng positively for great extensions
rr follow recent increase Of stock To
ih' amount "f many rlIli"ns "f dollars.
a, u result ur vast increase ~ the COM
rruy's resources, partly from extensive
VAR contract business.
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EUROPE NEEDS
ASSISTANCE IN
HOUR OF Trial

PARIS, Tuesday, Sept. 2.-There Is
still need for private charity for the
assistance OF Europe, Herbert Hoover
declared when asked during his tcsti-
mony before the congressional sub
committee today II such need yet
existed. Tho poor III all countries
always need help from their gcvern-
mrnts, Ell Hoover pointed out, and
most of the European governments
now arc unable 70 assist their poor.
Consequently; out.ido help was i'm
pcrative, he conc.d rcd, especially for
children, between 100000 and 1900
oco of whom the American relief adj
miuistrai.on has been feeding, and
WHO now will be fod through thI FL
vatc organizations succeeding II.
Asked If the UaiScd States govern
mont should not Surpcrt this work OF
feeding (hC children, NJ. Hoover re-
piled Ec would lie "lnd 20" help from
all sCu.c.s, as III believed child vel
fars work Wa tho most important TO
be done.
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WILSON CONFIDENT TREATY WILL J,
Be RATIFIED BY THE SENATE

within few days probably not ~
than next "Wednesday and was aoeus1
that every amendment involving oN
killing reservation would be aefe4eo
overwhelmingly" Gsk
Clean Cut Issue.
Specific rcsCrVati"ns. IL was said, Woyo
not discussed and the president wxfnaiy
approved III" Immediate plans OF Ia
tr"ary's friends TO meet what Senator
Hitchcock termed was "a clean cut 10.
sue" Before comforting with the presf.
dent Senator Hitchcock made lengthy.
speech in IN" senate in reply to recsne
attacks on the treaty by Republlcan
Leader Lodge and Senator Knox. Repues
llcan. Pennsylvania. Th" latterS Pc
pnsal cor defeat "r III" treaty was char
acioriz"d 10y Mr.. Hitchcock as mix
turc Of pultrn"ucry and folly ana eAIs
culatcd Ia make the United States y
'l"SCrtCr."
Hearings on Austrian t"rritoriO queee
tons involving IN" Alard Islands AnA,
disputes. between Hungary and Csechos.
(Conttuued on Page O0VWl
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LAREDO. ToxaS Sept. %.-Possibillty
rr an inrmrdlnt" rotalialory action ny
l'rind states military forces In con-
nocticn with tho attack yesterday on an
American army airrlan" has boon elm
mated. il was indicated hHrc tonight.
hv Tho admission rf McXiran aurthori-
tics today that the attack WAS mad" ny
Carranza soldiers.
capt. David W. McNahh was slightly
injured. hut Lieut.. Won Deb. Johnson,
who war flying with him. escaped IN
jury.
Whrl" .ofii"ial Information was lack
ing tn" impression was gained in army
circles that This admission has removed
tho yl'ua,i"n from tho hands of III" mil
Irnr'. - far n& emergency action Is con-
rrrrrd. and placed it directly up 10
Wa&h!ngiuE frr diplomatic action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-04
SOCIALISTS IN
ENDORSEMENT
Of DEbS STRIKE
PLAN NATIONWIDE
WALKCUT OCTOBER 3
War Reduces Socialist Party
Membership From 1l7,0oo
to 42,2l7 S.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-War and the V1ths,
drawal Of radical insurgent nemb1S1f
have reduced the total membership or
the national Socialist party in this c9Gnts
try to 42.217 according to q report rea1
at the convention Of tho orEanfxa&Ioy
today. Before the war the SocialiSt t11s
ty claimed a membership Of 117.ooe. ~
A summary Of the moro impoetank,
business transacted by the eonvInaoA,
follows: ,slss
Urged political freedom for Irslaa
and India sy
Criticized congress for declining q:
seat Victor Berger. Socialist, OF MI
waukcc. pending an investigation Of AlD'
claims 10 the office.
Endorsed the plan for general induU
trial strike October S to compel the ~
lease of Tom Mooney. Eugene v. Deh6'
and other prisoners. sea,
Endorsed the cooperative store plAA
to reduce the high cost Of living. n
Sent kilograms OF fraternal greeting
to Debs and other radical leaders irDs
prisoncd during the war. ys-gJ
Communist Platform.
The delegates applauded for sevael1
minutes when report was read that
Emma Goldman had been releaSed fru0
prison two weeks ago. The new CoD9
munist labor party Of America 0dopbo1
platform after wranslins nearly ~:
day over the phraseology. II declare
the party in full harmony with thu, ~
volutionary working class parties Of alf
countries and stands by the principl9
stated by the third International pSNs
gram adopted at Moscow. Russia POtA
planks in the platfrom read: y.f
we fully recognize the crying
for arr immediate change in the 60
system. The time for parleyiag -
compromise has passed. and nov eek
only question whether the full N1
remains in the hands Of the eaS4t
or th" working class. ~;
Tho Communist labor party Of
ica has as its ultimate aim the
, throw of tho present system OF ~
, tcn. in which tho working clGG
mcrcilcssly exploited. and the otIfklf'
, OF ny industrial republic wherein
n'a"hincry of production shfil b1s ~
iZnd so as 10 guarantee to tho WnlI
: the full social value of their toll. z 81
Appeal TO workers. q. 81
ITO This end "" ask the workers, 41
unite with tho Communist labor y 9
! &C America industr!ally and poiitic11l1
! in the struggle FOR tho conquest ~ ~
4, state and III" powers Of governmeats11 ~
, tho establishment Of a co-opef6tt1o
commonwealth" "a
! John Reed Of New York preseuteAst(
report Of the committee on proEfal
! labor. which was said to be tho r.
radical declaration Of principles ~
ISSUED by political party in this eouDs
! tr". The lengthy document iAeaid IL
! have been largely copied from th0Dxot
gram "f III" Soviet republic Of Ruoo
! Action on tho report was deteftD
! Until tomorrow. strss
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100000 Pounds Of
Frozen Meat on Sale

WASHITGTON. S'p'. @.--flve mil
lion mounds Of frozen meats now in cold
storage in New York and chicago. was
offered by the war department i"daF 10
municipalities for rc-*al". IN" oll"r
will remain IN effect until September
25. at which tin,r other methods OF mar
kcting such portion Of tho stock as re-
mains Will u" r"aort"d to.
Th" meats IN st"raE" includes about
l.@5n, ,0Nn pounds of frozen poultry at
New York and mere than l.nN","""
pounds in the ChiraE" zone. This Will
hc sold at b cents per pound. Large
quantities Of frozen mutton and pork
shoulders and loins also will h" offered
at from Ii to - cents. since these
products can only u" Transported in re-
frigcrator cars. no order for less than a
carload lot will y" accepted.
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Senator Hitchcock Makes
Vigorous Reply to Knox's
Attack on the Peace Pact---
Republicans May Get To-
gether on Reservations

wASIIINGTON. sept. %.-rr"s'dcHi
Wilson loft tonight on his western
speaking tour on behalf Of he r"ac"
treaty. cnuflLout Of ultimate ratification
of ,hr instrument Icy III, s'rat" without
rr "irstrurtiv"" rcS"rva-
ifuus which would rrquir" r"-ncG"tia-
ti"r.
\ final survey Of III" S"na'" situation
WAS given the president lat" today by
Senator Hitchcock. Of Nebraska. rank
ing Democrat "i the foreign relations
COMMITTEES. who called at the Wait"
House Mt MIR. Wilson's request. tn"
president was Informed that R"puhiCa"
leaders plan to report out the treaty
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VALUABLE CLUE IN
COOPER MURDER CASE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. %..-niS-
.."y.r, nt i h'r"d stained linE"r Urint on
q ,l,," uf rh" HUiumnhll" "f k"hIn j.
'I..,r. r Iru'ulmrit attorney. VII" WAS
murdered Thursday uIrh; near Bell"
Mead park 4 suburb. l'I III" polio" to
nIghl ~ hrll"N,, they hIv" valuable"
rlu" l:"rtiiinn experts htN" been '"n'-
nIunrd tn rNLmiu" til" print. which tn"
iul'.o arr"r a. that Of tn" murderer
made IN renewing th" slain man from
Ilu. automobile.
'rh" police cont inu" - work on the
ihCnrirS ihat Cooper We mHrd"r"h by
a person with whom h" had stock trans
actions or by "bnOtl"gErrS, hut they re-
gard the finger print as the main clue.
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CARRANZ|STAS
ADMIT ATTACK
ON j. 6. A|RNEN
NO RETALIATORY
ACTION PROBABLE
American State Department
Will Make Representations
to Mexico

! SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept.
ct wHS learned unofiicially
:"day that reports rc""ir"d at
the southern department head
. quarters here say IN" American
army airplanc attacked by Mex
. lean federal soldiers near La
. rcdo yesterday was IN United
p States territory when first fired
4 upOn.
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DEFENDING cRAw9o1o.

GREENSBTI:G. Pa, Sept. 3--Coun6eI
for IN" d"f"Es" took up the case today
"f James Crawford. farm hanl,
charged with the murder last May Uf
Emma Au>traw. nineteen year g old
school teacher "f Derry township. Ah0
n"Y. vi" vas appointed by tho court 70
d"f, nj IT." accused man. laid stress a.
- ,.,FnIii"l Of homicide, Of which ~
s"'d "a. Defendant could not Be aecn6o4
h'cauS" "f an alleged unsound minG
'raw ford. h" avorrcd. was "only Q harnAs
lc-.. f""bl" minded farm hand"
Prior To tho commonwealth re8tDD
h" cas-" three Of Miss Austraw's pupaDo
", e called to III" stand. They are g1Ds
ra"s"d TO have hccn the last Of hoE.
friends who saw her before she Wo0
cr.minaily attacked and murdered
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a., -,
WOODEN Plant Closed
On Account Of StTiIJ

Special nisrrt"h +" Tho INTEL gcncef. =
NARTiNSRI'RG. ". Va. Sept. -
When "iEh:C"" sr'inr"rs and helbeyU.-
who struck yesterday for higher wneeG,
refused tn ret u'r - work today thu
management 9: :hr Dunn Woolen com.
rany closed down its plant. and al re-.
suit about tn". hundred and seventy
fy" employees %"rr thrown out Of work,
Th" mon struck several days aGo but
returned TO work when the company
guaranteed 'E"m an increase Septemeee
frs. Yesterday they were told the In
"rcaS" would b" about fifteen percent
hat, that th"y would not be gtven II;
guarart"" rs in tn" past The men -,
n''ar"d satisfied with tho increase hGgk.
aEcrr"nt claims IN" guarantee was put
On FOR war tllno only. -kt1.
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BOWERS GOES ON
CONG, COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.--EiGht now
members wcr" elected l.. tn" Republican
congressional committee tonight at a
party conference. Representatives
Til cher. Kansas and Mclaughlin. Nc
hraska. both nov members, w"r" select
cd Yhr others wNre Representatives
Ramsy"r Iowa: Eiddick. Montana; Tay-
lor. Tennessee: Miller. Washingt"n:
Bowers. West Virginia. and Senator
Fau New Mexico.
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WILSON SIGNS
PERSH|NG BILL

WASHINGTON. sept %.-Trcsidcnt
Wilson tonight. hrCur" leaving on his
tour Of the country. signed the bill TO
make permanent IN" rank Of general for
John J. F"rShInE. commander of IN"
American EXp'ditiouary Forces. and
Srit the nomination IT, tho Senate. Con-
nrm1,ion- Of tn" nomination is "N
pcctcd hcfor" General rcrShlnE reaches
the United States. carly next week.
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HkRRISTi Re-. IA. on B"ard
President Wilson's Sr"cial Train.
Sent. 8. President Wilson d"tiu-
itclv decided tonight rhat his rc-
view Of the ra"rh" f'C't NJ seattle
abcu, which SON" uncertainty
had ariS"n. ~oiIld TAX" rla"" ~ "
q. III. on Saturday. S"pt"1h"r -.
This ARRANGEMENT viii EIEr HIM
TWO DAYS a. San Francisco. SIP
,cmhcr = auh ~. rs originally
planned.
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wtSTTIEGTDN. Sept :. President
V,le,r Iorr WaShin-trn Tonight for n
,orr,r,.wids speakinr trim to toll IN,
,-,,-,c,n nconIo Orsr.hord nr his par,
:, ,bc ncacc negotiations and tn mako
, nnrsoraI arroal ,ha, thn peace treaty
ho ratified without ar,cndm.n,.
The Presidents spcrial train. on
ubich hc will live u.nrIv al Of tho
,in,o for tho roxt - dayS. d.rartod at
: o'clock. Th., first log OF H." trip uf
roarlv 10000 miles will hc completed
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OVATION F0R WILSON As He
STARTS SWING AROUND CIRCLE

idcnt'S "trip 10 Franco and return. and
tn" members "f his party cXp"c; it 10
l." much NOR" STRENUOUS because Of
tn" continuity ami tn" lUnE. fast rides
thrrura thr west.
Few Long Stops.
Although tn" detailed schedule was
held in crnfid"nr" IN m" interest OF
safety to tn" presidential train. il il
Understand that most &c the stops Will
H., only for three or four hours. In
p"s N"iu"S. SEATTLE. Denver and Louis
vii" uv"r-SumGHN stops ar" made. ana
m" President WIIl have opportunity for
: brief r,$rIi"S. In S"lltl" he VIII re-
,u"w IA" I'Hcifl" il""t.
Th,. spc'rhmakrnE schedule is n Wig
. "r"u" IN" from IN" start. After his ad-
dress "t Columbus tomorrow. Mr. VIII
, SON VIII =" :" Indianapolis in time Tor
an evening mass meeting. Th"n Il" Will
confirms westward. with short stops mt
50. l."uIs and Kansas city. r"arhinG pcs
! Muin".s Saturday for th" week end.
Tn" following week viii tax" him far
int" IN" west by m" Northern route.
with speeches at Omaha. Sioux Fails.
s.. r,ul. Minneapolis. bismarck. Eli
lmrs Helena. Grrur p'hl"n". Spokane.
a: Tacoma and Seattle. After that h" will
com" |" Portland. San Francisco. san
, Diego. Los Angeles. E"n". salt Lake
! tUy. 'h' y"nn" Denver. I'r.' b.. MI'h-
! ita. oElah"n,a city. T.Hri" Rock. M"m-
! rhs ami 1."riiSvIll". TIL" rrturn to
! Washington Will l." on September "a.
! Many Shorter Speeches.
In addition Ia tn, S'h' dr!l'd addr"e,'S
5 Mr.. WIlsn njs expected - MAX =
I sh"rt"r *rrc'h"& from has train at az
, tormcdiatr stops. Anh"U&h it * ~
! ported that IN" I'r. s.d, uf will h"Iol"
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TIE WEhTHE.

wAsu1NGToH. scpt 3.-Forccast:
Ohio, West Virginia and Western
Thursday and prob
ably Friday.
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PACKERS PAID
EXPENSES Of
TWO RANCHERS
SENATOR KENYON
FORCES ADMISSIONS
More Westerncrs Appear In
Opposition to the Kenyon
Kendrick Bills

WAEHINGTOE. sept. H.--Tonds ot
~. two largest packing concerns IN inc
I'nitrd States CUtsid" or Nv" ''E
Five" scattering Of stock raisrrs ana
r,cnr dealers and 4 rcrrcs' n'a'iNc or Inc
CLica.o Board Cf Trade w"r" among
orrononts Of tho Kenyon and k"ndTi"k
hills fer the regulation of tn" packing
industry heard today by IN" Senate AZ
riculturc committee.
Scnqtrr Enrron tE"p.(. Iowa. cross
cy..r,incd W. ". R"ynoldS nnd j. H.
Nail. TWO Fort Worth CT"NHs) ran"hrrS.
Lr;n~i,r out admission that they hah
hccn paid expenses by IN" packers,
oftor an-,oarinC boror" congressional
con,r,it,nos on - previous "ccaSl"n'
v.bcn LEGISLATION considered inlmlcaI ID!
,bc ..I,t, kivr'' w. Un,:@r ""rs!d"rati"h'
r,,, h,tb nrn insist cd the" did not cN-
rrc, =, miu,hrrscm"nt for this triH'
Against tia Ellis.
T. Gates. rcr N" Ch!caE" B"ard OIL
Trade. gave the commits" Sn"C'h' al
cur,cn, IN opposition I" III" hl!Is'
This is a law ~ rri"s and cNocu!i'o
orders" h" said. referring 10 IN" Men
CON hill. rather lhan law OF SP''i'G
provisions. \ change CT ""u'N =,
means n change in tho requirements OIL
Tho law upon IN" citizen. Men cannot
toll from day I" day what IS l'eai u"-
der it,
Oppcsed to Licences
"If the theory %! licensing "uS,'
o,oro,ion ie co"d. why not extend ~
1r ,r, ,rnubrn is with III" nv" large
r,,l;cr. why not treat th"m dlrcc'IN
ins,o,l cr cytrrdirg control to an 'n-
,i,, ip3ustrv" Is not III" sherman law
,r.,r,- ,un,oh tn crfnrC" C"rlN"ii'loh :
IF moi ar,cna a"d strengthen il. is h"'
rho FcdrraI TRADE commission law
strcus: enough /" cnf"r"" square d"'
ir,,, IF not. then strengthen IT.
..-rlcr, arc ~ conditions within my
,r,ul,1f-c which max" II seem nC""S-
.ory rrr ih, return 10 r"t"tra'iSin ana
,u,rrr,,ir crn'r,l. LEGISLATION IN times
nr r,oco s,Iuui.l hc 81 serious attempt |"
snltn definite problems hy d"hn'''
means.
EuTalo Mans Plan.
7 g Dn,i. al ETl;:,l". "hj"' ted To III"
LICENSING. hl' .urG""i"'! an hu'h"i'" "
rrrr.r,,,r,, ,nrir'i ,si'n t"r IN" industry
n hr made u1 # representatives. ~ INC
,utcr.I5 ,onr.rrci. t'hnir'drn Hr"h'lh
rcnI him = c"~il"u "f N" Federal IfaH"
,'nuulisrfrr report ~ tn" industry o.
,.rorin.- that he h"u>" Hnd IN" 'uGahN
{, mrarv. nc The "liG Five. hah m
arrccm,nr /" spli' even all hog r"'"irtF
=, tn" WbhilH. kaS.. yards. whcr" NJ
has q plant.
"I d,ry it," p,ld said. THAT comes
about hrrrrls" u"r plants thor" ar" "t
cuual .,rrarity. II Cudahy goes in one
dov arJ hogs IN" market II" knows lha'
tho mex; day we'll urIk" him pay f"T
his stun. az We run along evenly.
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Farmers day observer NJ tho S'l'"
fair yesterday. attracted approximately
thirty Thousand people t. tn" stat" far
grounds. Tn" day hrok" fair and slight
lv warmer than either on Monday or
Tuesday, making IN" morning an ideal
one for tn" rural district folk H. com"
in 10 Wh"cliuG. Lu1ig h"f"r" noon th"
quarter stretch was well nl.cd with fair
visitors automobiles. and great num-
bcrs Of cars w"r" parked in tn" vacant
liclds just nutSld" th' grounds. Tho at
tcndanc" yesterday was IN" largest &C
any day in several years. ard IN" great
est for n Wednesday, crowd in IN" has
tory Of the fair.
Tho exhibit halls and liv" stock pens
wcr" "tuuchcd up" Il hit y"~t'rdar
morning and many now "Nhihts Were
added. and the big exposition l""k"d
even brighter anal better than IN the
opcning day Award rIhbCnS w"r" plIc-
Cd aI the winning exhibits. gIvInG ta"
visitors III" opportunity 10 So" just
what displays tn" judges decided w'r"
best. Owners uf m" Midway ultra"-
lions r"phriSh.d thcIr stocks for far
m'rs day" Gr"w 4 hiE full breath If air
and blrk"d mrrr.ly away all day I" Il
thruu= Of pleased palruuS. Th" n"lark
Bros. shows DID II Ing business nll dAE.
tn" dance pavilion cam" IN f"r Il liberal
share of patronage and every amu~r-
mcnt feature was KEEP. going tuil tli.
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cause tho numcral "l" represents the
number of IN" division and many Of its
subsidiary organizations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-04
The Cavalcade.

Th"r" will =" an additional f"at';r" NJ
- - O'Clock today. y tEs nH''lr- -
,1NalrAdc. All Of IN" horses and Ca'tl"
now on exhibition ~ III" fair wilt he
rarad"d before tn" spectators around
tho hl't u.lo race trAck.
Fer l4. afternoon IN" fa;r association
has provided tn" claSsi"s' program Of
races Tor the cntir" week. Th" special
entertainment features Will h" staged
before tho grand stand 'hiS afternoon
before tho races. and in TN" evening tn"
full program Of special acts VIII h"
given in he quarter stretch. TIL" Days
cntcrt ainmcnt will mClud" TWO thrilling
polo acts between the All-Am"rirar and
Pacific Coast polo players. on" gam" at
4:3U o'clock and tn" second At $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-04
Public More Than Delighted
With the High Class Show
on the Island Grounds This
Week-City Folks to Take
Afternoon Off For the Fair

Today will bc "CIty day" NJ III" West
Virginia state Fair. Th" att"nd1ur" -
cxr,ctrd u be- tho greatest "i lh"
week. city day" a, IN" big exposition
This year will be featured by TN" r's"-
bra,irn Of WhnclinSs scsqui-c"ntcnn'al
cclobration There Will b" fairly g"n-
cral observance Of IN" day as a holiday.
COMMUNICATING the one hundred ana
fifticth anniversary OF tho settlement "l
the CITY. Tho holiday will Civ larger
number Of people than usual IN" "ppor-
tunity To attend the fair.
Tho public schools Of Wheeling Will
be allowed 4 full holiday. and hundreds
OF school chiIdrcn, with tho Growm-ur
members of their families. Will nav IN"
opportunity to spend the day enjoying
tho fair.
\ largo number &C business houses
and Offices will bc closed AZ l"aSt dur
ing the afi"-n""n. .n"ludng IN" "H''S
=; the ,Ily and county building. IN order
hat employees may Jim IN IA" d2! :
crnlic Il; tho big "NpoGitI'n.
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