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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
BODY OF CLARKSBURG
NURSE AMONG TEN
FROM ''OVER THERE"

NEW YORK, May "%--Thc bodies OF
ten women war nurses who died oyer
seas on duty at army base hospitals
and tho first Ia be brought home, ar
rived here today on the transport Prtn- ,,,,,
cess Matoika On board also were INC
bodies Of AIS soldiers who lost ihcir
lives in accidents or succumh"d to
wounds and disease. .r"m"rr"W 'hF
bodies claimed by relatives will b" re
moved from the ship and sent I" ih"ir
destinations In various parts nl "a"
country. while those unclaimed VIII u"
taken to Arlington National ccmcter!
for burial.
,ba Snryicc included Miss Grace Cope
land. Lebanon. Ind; Miss Cora VI.
Kcrrh. Santa. Anna. Cal; Miss Margaret
f.. KERN. Srhlat"r. Miss: Miss J"n"oTa
Robinson. Nampa. Idaho; Miss i.ncinna
Rosc.. Cnrksburs. ". Va; Miss e. r%rHTIss Wiss
Esther Yockclson. McEecSport, Ia.
Returning TO their homo IN ,oo VARIOUS nrn;US
parts Of the country were, l'l'" l"llSn
troops who enlisted when the war broke
out. going to France and later to Poland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
.BERGDOLL'S ATTORNEYS
OFFER $4,000 REWARD
FOR HIS RECAPTURE.

.WASHINtiTON. May 22.--AttorneIS
for Grover c. BcrEd"li convicted drait
dndger. who "SCap"d in PhliadeIpnia
FRIDAY. offered a reward of $2"hn tn-
night for his apprehension and denver!
In any military post or station.
The following statement. SiEncu ny -;
Clarence Ciihhuncy. of Philadelphia. ana
hnscll 4 BAILEY Of Washington. att"r-
ncys instrumental IN obtaining Berg
dolls release from the Fort Jay miiltarE
nrisnn to recover money which lie claiil-
rd to be SccrCtrd in the mountains near
Philadclphia, was issued from the "thcc
OF the latter firm:
I'VE hereby offer a reward OF twenty
five hundred dollars to any person i"r
The upprehcnsion and delivery 10 me
propcr military authorities at any m,I,
tarv post or station Of Grover CleFciand
f,errdolL an escaped military prisoner.
The reward will he paid 'mmcdlate,I!
unou receipt Of official notice from inc
a5iu,ant general OF the army, ny Slther
nC the undersigned (thc two law nrnS'
or the delivery Of TIC prisoner ihtn NIL II
tarv custody and OF the name, OF 'ne
ncrSon entitled to tho reward.
A. tho office Cf Anscll Bailey II was
said tonight that not the slightest CIV"
had hr,n obtained as I" Beredo' >
whrrru bouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
EXPOSE Plot For Another
Outbreak in Germany

BERLIN. May %. tBy The !tssociatsd
Pr"ss)-The latest contribution 10 tns
talk about the expected revolutionary
outbreak is contained i'm the IaeEIIsc.e =
RundsChau. This newspaper claims 10
hayo snecjal information concerning ell
nboratr preparations that are on foot IN
The Rhincland ThurinEia and Saxony'
which will cause radical tIare-up IN
central Germany. " . a.,
Sham outbreaks. according 10 nc
arranged at remote points. with the oo-
irct Of drawing tho Rcichswchr, away
from the real CCntrrS. after whicn IL
sham revolt on the part OF the riEhtlS1S :
* IN hn engineered. AFTER TINS Il rchi
radical revolt would set in at moment
when the harri"d population is ready 10
acclaim the c>trcmc lcftists as the saw
iors Of the fathrrland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
Would Rather Lose the Presi~
dental Nomination With
His States Aid Than Win
at Chicago Without 1t

Special Dispatc to The Tntelligencer.
CLARkSBURG, w. Va, May 23.-
Senator Howard Sutherland concluded
his campaign tour Of the state in the
interest Of his candidacy for the Repuo-
lican presidential nomination Sunday
night in Clarksburg. when he gave out
Il statement 10 the state Republican
press. expressing his confidence in the
result Of the balloting in Tuesday, S
primary elections:
at the conclusion OF my trip OF pear--
~ two weeks throughout the state. }
wish to say that feel profoundly toucn-
cd by the hearty support being accord.
ed my candidacy for the presidential
endorsement. proff"red in every county
| have visited. while from all the other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
PALMER aEo1oA WIHH11
State Committee Awards orsdsANAla -
the Pull Palmer DslsIAt1o0. ~

ATLANTA. Ca. May z3.-Hiram l.
Gardner. secretary Of the Georgia Dan:
ocratic executive committee forwardo4
today to the national executive commit
tee headquarters at Washington tbs
official certificates Of the state coma
mttee, issuing the credentials OF the
state to the full Palmer delegation from
Georgia to the San Francisco conveh.
ton. The record was indorsed By So a.
the 81 members Of the committee. The
certificate contains tho regulations Tor
the presidential primary as issued %,
February 10, in which 1t was provtde0
that all of the state delegates to tho
national convention shall be chosen
from among the friends and supporters
Of that candidate for president receiving
the highest county unit vote"
It presents the claim that Palmer re-
ccived l4S votes. Watson 1872 and Smith
l04. n
Delegates elected by the state con
vrntion and representing the Smith-W3t.
son faction. will meet here Wednesday
10 organize and make plans for carry.
ing the contest before the San Franchises
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
REDUCED ACREAGE
OF WINTER WHEAT IN
u. S. F0RECASTED

ROME. May 2G-- Americas winter
wheat yield will bc affected hy larE"
decline in the arca seeded. according TO
a forecast in tho bulletin "f tho Inter
national Institute of Agriculture, issued
today. II is said tho season is unIavor-
able. and this may add to the winter
wheat shortage. but the bulletin adds:
1T should hr observed that. taking
into account III" current rate "G CAp"rt
and the probable quantities that Will
l." shipped before the end of this season
there should remain such conNidrrahl"
stock Of old wheat as 10 provide III con
junction with tn" reduced new crop a
supply equal to that of the year ending
June 80. 1920.
In other countries Of tho northern
hemisphere the condition of winter ''T-
cal crops is normal. except in l'oiahd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
TROOPS CALLED UPON TO SAVE ]
NEGRO FROM VIRGINIA MOB
Young Woman Attacked b
the Black After He Had
Slain Girls Fiance in Ex.
change of Shots - Sensa-
tional Crime in Shadow Of
the Capitol
sutherland Plane Arrives.

WASHINGTON, May :3.-A detacAe
ment Of cavalry from Fort Myer wED
called out tonight to dispersS . mob
Of more than a thousand persons, which
surrounded the jail at Alexandra court
house. twelve miles from the limits Of
the District Of Columbia, attempting "
obtain possession Of William Turner, -
negro.
Arrival of the cavalry which had beSn
summoned by the sheriff, scattered thN
ternoon. threatening to lynch the neEre,
The troopers took UP their station -
the Jail. and late tonight the little yps
lage was reported quiet.
Turner is accused Of shooting u
death r Morgan Moore. an employe
the naval torpedo plant at AlexandrtI
Va, and Of having attempted to attAc8
Miss Pearl Clark. Of Washingtoet
Moore's fiancee and secretary OF Repfe-
sentative Br!s9n; ts3nd OF sarIy iinH eosd.y 49,
two hours after Moore was killed.
ner. later confessed, accordihs - n
authorities. ~. s.l
Moore AMI Miss Clark. accordinE @
ington authorities by the latter, ws9N
seated in an automobils near the VIZ
ginia end Of the Potomac river bridge
connecting Washington and VfrGinn.
when tne negro apnroacneu INn'
Pointing a revolver at Moore. they said.
the negro demanded money. When
Moore refused. Miss Clark said she
became frightened and jumped from the,
machine and the negro started after
her. -
Then Moore, according to Miss Clark.
seized a revolver from door pocket OF
the automobile and fired at the black.
In an exchange Of shots Moore was
shot through the heart and then the me-
gro struck her in the leg and hand:
According to Miss Clark. he continued
to pursue her until she gave him some
jewelry. Turner, who Is said to An.
swer the description given by Mfss
Clark. of the assallant, was captured fb
the vicinity Of Arlington National cena-t
etery. Police say that Turner bore
two wounds, one in the hand and the
other in the leg. when arrested.
Moore and Miss Clark, whose home
is In Chicago. were to be married soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
GROSSCUP MEN ARE
CERTAIN OF SUCCESS
Reports Prom Many Counties over the
State Indicate Nomination OF the
Kanawha Candidate.
| To The Intclligenccr:

SpcrinI To The Intclligcnccr:
CHARLESTON. w. Va. May 2@.-Rc-
ports coming in steadily from many
counties Of the state to the Grosscup
headquarters throughout today prIhs
greater encouragement 10 the kanawDa
candidat. for the govcrnorShip: Nc,
Dowell county reports that GoIon'si
large majority throughout that county
while Raleigh, Wyoming, Pocahontas'
Summers and Grcenbricr have come
forward with greatly Increased Gross
cup sentiment. ~
ing from one Of the agricultural coun-
ties of the state says dcfnlteiy thhs
Colonel Grosscup will have SIX huhGrc9
and twenty-five out OF seven nuIurcu
Republican votes that will be cast IN
that county.
There is no feeling except surety OF
success in the GrosScup camp tonlgh!;
The Charleston Daily Mail in its edi-
torial for today had the following para
graph: . ,. oom,oign
in this state will end tomorrow. Ihat
is a source of qualification, for It has
not been a pleasant campaign. oeiuonI
has this state witnessed contest IN
which one side indulged IN more per-
.Istent and sinister pcrsonalftlcS. ,
"In the present case that SIDE is tne
side which favors the nomination OF
Mt Morgan for the Governorshlp. Sot
ali of those who favor his nomination.
but his active. official campaign man
orers for whom Mr.. Morgan ana no
m,hor man is responsible. A campaign
nf whispering slander and insinustion
and personal attack does not promise
w"Il | for the public administration OF
any man who is responsible ror such
political methods. ,or. ~
fnInueI (;rossCup's canvass nhrr con-
durtcd a campaign free from personal
tiles. clean and straiGht-forward, a.
should he in the case "f II 'ann,aa,e
whose nlatform is one. not or persons
hut Of principles. not Of criminations'
Lui of policies. oi.o,;,,, in
This newspaper has no hrsltauon IN
expressing the hope that the iair ntn,, ,
ing candidate will win We, nope una.
every county in the state VIII 'o'c o,c ncNt
TucSday as Kanawha is sure TO Note-
-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
Collision on the B. & 0.
ViaduCt Not Serious

A. $50 o'clock yesterday morning.
RnItimorc & Ohio freight train No. 81
crashed into freight train No. so on the
viaduc, At the Wheeling station. Two
cars were derallod and the engine on the
latter train slightly damaged.
The accident occurred when tn" ilrSt
train spIi, at the switch. leaving II num-
Der of cars trailing behind. Tn" switch
was ,lns,d and tho latter train was
started out. The unh"okcd cars took
Inc switch block and crashed int" the
oncoIning train damaging tn" engine
ryIindrr 10 some extent and dcrhilinE
two Car3.
,,r tho latter train was IN the chief dis
NAT chcr'S office getting his orders.
while tho fireman was pumping water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS
UNLESS OPERATION IS MADE effective

Mr.. Warfleld said he planned TO Sug.
gest TO the commission this week thst
trustees of the proposed equipment corr
poration. Inasmuch as railroad execu-
road operating officials. financial meA
and representatives of the intefstalA
commerce commission" There has been
no indication when the commiSsion
plans to take up formation Of the cor
poration. In asmuch as railroad execu>
tives have not offered any contrcte sue-
gestions as TO the methods for esta1.
ishing the agency insofar as financing
Is percent Of the capital stock q
s5O0.OOO,OO0 1t is expected by railroa1
experts as probable that the corpora:
tion cannot be put in shape to aN
in breaking the present freight block
adc.
Tho twenty-eight local c ommitte0o
recently designated by the commissioA
meet in their respective cities tomorrow
and 1t is expected will be able 70 sur
vey their individual problems within
forty-eight hours. Information tA41
gather will bo forwarded immediAt1k
to tho commission to be used in deciding
on a policy relating to priorities and
cmba rgoes The great exchange of
equipment. scheduled by the commits
sion's order TO commence Tuesday. wtS
counted on to ease the strain on thp
roads materially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
FIVE THRoArs sLAsHED.

CUTHREET. Ga. May 23.--Nhii" h"r
hus band was asleep in All adjoining
room. Mrs. W. II. Ward today slnshcl
the the throats of herself and four If
her five children with a razor. ono "
the children. y girl of five. died from
injuries. Two others were In a serious
condirion tonight. Tho fourth child
and the mother are rNp"ctcd II recover
Mental arrangement resulting from
long illness is said by members of the
family TO have been responsible for tho
wUmau's act,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
TWO KILLED IN CRASH
OF AUTO AND TRAIN
Wheeling & Lake Eric Passenger Train
Crashes INTO Machine Near Adena
with Fatal Results

Special TO The Intelligence.
ApE.NA. O.. May 22.-Joc N"rak, IL.
ami Mary Barahas IA. were almost IN
stantlv killed here tonight At 9:15 o'clock
when the Toledo Wheeling train on the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad crashed
into NoVak'< autcm osile. The acctdcn'
occurred a the west end of Hu'"ru
Crossing. near k"nw""d, the nome OF
both the victims.
NOyuk. while attempting To cross the
tracks before the train passed. lost con
trol of his machine. The aut"mHhlIc
was struck squarcly by the approaching
train aud thrown with its occupants
distance Of over forty feet. Both bodies
wcie badly cut and bruised. whil" thor"
was hardly an unhrokem hone in either.
Death waS instantaneous in each CaS".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
VITA IN DEMAND FOR S500,0O0
LEVY FROM AMERICAN CONCERNS
5000 ADDED TO LEGION.
Statewide Drives Among Veterans Of
World War Highly Successful.

FAIRMONT. w. Va. May 2@.-Thc
Of the American legion in
Nest Virginia was increased about
) 900 during IN" past seven days. known
as "Amcrican Legion week" according
to information received by State Com
maudcr Earl III. Smith. of This city. or
the l03 posts in the state. over 30 con
Quoted aggressive and successful cam
paignS for members.
Governor John j. CornwclL Of West
Virginia. who issued proclamation
naming last week for the purpose. spent
most Of the days of the week VISITING
various cities and making addresses.
supDorting the movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
Said Germany Would Win
# U. s, Materials Cut Off

BERLIN. May - iIiy The hsSorlolrd
prrssD-"If you sur""rd in m"aSurahlv
restricting American deliveries Of war
materials To the cnt"ui'' uniil ih" end "f
1915. We will in all probability may" won
th,. wal.
General Won Falkenhayu. then chief
Of the German general staff. wrote TINS
to Captain Franz ven l%pcn. German
military a,tRchc IT Washington IN the
sprinr Of that year Th" statement
which comprised part Of III" evidence"
submitted by Won Pnp"u in Il recent
hearing before n parliamentary commits
sion was amrliil"d hy him l." IN" "X-
tent that he directed his efforts 10 this
end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24

FL PtSO. May 23.--An unC"ntirmcd
report that General Francisco villa
had ordered American and other foreign
owned mining companies in chihuahua
to pay him s5no.0OO. and that h" had
cut tho power line between l!auqulllaS
and FARRELL. caused c"nSid"rahl" concern
in Mexican revolutionary circles hero
today.
Th. report. If confirmed. It was said
would Indicate Villa had taken up the
cudgel against the new d" farto govern
mont. Previously il was "tnclaiiy re-
nnrtcd villa and General rcrlias Callos
had failed to agree on terms. looking
toward tn" bandits elimination from
Mexican affairs.
\ military campaign against II iS an
IutIn. "a late prospect. II was S1'd pS
revolutionary agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
Soviet Rule in Italy
Is Soon ExtinguiShed

LONDON. May @G.-Tr"uhl" has
hrnkon nut in tn" n"rth"aS stern rrnNinc-
cS of Italy arr"rh'hE 10 MI'ah INV ~
=, ,rc Iond0u Times. In Carnia the
uncmployed sci M Soviet government.
which. however. lasted only day. IN"
irmon. rr-cstahlishiug order. But as n
nrntcst n general strike WAS dr'lar"d IN
The whole Of Carnia and "Ntcnh"d To-Day
IN Verona the general strike IL aEgra-
,atcd hy the solidarity of IN" railway
mon. ,, ., .
rcenoudert rnllS tho "StrikC mania' ls
nrjsnncrs refusing tu work and demand
in,, nm eight hour day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
pR1soNBRs REcAPTURED.

PEORIA. MS. May "@.--F1ve or SIX
nrisnnrrs who escaped from the Illinois
state rcrUrmatory at Pontiac. last
night. w"r" arpr"h"nd"d to-day "h'h u
.,S1rsLoIl nurSrIinE them by automobile
inoncd from his car Ia the running
hoard Of tn" fucitiv"s' machine and
rryr-od tho mon with Il revolver Will"
bc shut Off their motor. TIL" sixth
prisoner jumped from a train between
rrnr,,,r and Normal and was captured
Ly a sherifCS posse to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
Unidentified MAN
SLAIN At PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. May 23.-Thc polic"
nr Pittsburgh are searching tonight LOT
the person or persons VII" klilrd an un-
roaming house hero to-day. The BODY.
bound and gagged and with tn" hend
crushed, was found this afternoon: The
victims clothes had been removed from
,hc room. and after an investigation ~"
rolirc said they could hnd no cluc I" tne
;drniiry Of the dead man or his assail-
ants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
GREEKS CLASH
WITH THE TURK
GREEKS RECAPTURE
POSITION FROM TURK
Encounter at Odemish, Near
Smyrna-Casualtles Re-
ported Light

ATHENS, Greece, May 23.--lt
is reported that an encounter mas
taken place between the turks
and the Greeks in the vicinity OF
Odemish, forty-cight miles from
Smyrna.
The Turks. 400 strong, captured
a position held by the Greeks, but
eventually were repulScd.
The casualties on both sides are
reported to have been light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
GASOLINE RAID IN IRELAND

LONpON. May 23.-FiftE armcd and
disguised mon raidrd stores Of the An
rIn- American oil company and the
SbrU Motor SPIRIT company at Athl"nc.
ireland. carly "n saturday. carrying off
gasnl!nc valued ut 500 pounds. accord
inr- 10 n Central News dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
SENATOR PENROSE IN
SERIOUS CONDITION.

PHILADELPHIA. May 23-United
States Senator Boise Penrose VINO ~
been i'll at his home here since last fAli.
had q relapse yesterday and WAs -,
ported tonight to be in a serious condi.
ton. His physicians said that Al
though the senator Is very Ill, he II N
no immediate danger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
De Facto Government Offers
100000 Pesos For Cap
ture of Villa Dead or Alive

Ell PAso, May 23-A reward OF
100000 pesos for the death or capture
Of Franctsco villa has been offered by
the government Of the state OF Chi
huahuA- This announcement was
made here late today by Provisional
Governor Tomas Gameros, who added
that 1000 troops left Chihuahua City
this morning under orders to hunt
down the bandit chisftain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
FOE SUFFRAGE IN PANcE.

rARlS. May Ex-senator Lewis Mar,
I'm at a conference" with the French
union for women sufraE" yesterday told
the women. that he would bring up n
motion before the senate next month
to give the women vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
SENATOR SUTHERLAND GIVES STATEMENT, ]. ].
EXPRESSING CONFIDENCE IN ABILITY TO {
WIN PRIMARY ENDORSEMENT TOMORROW

counties I have concrete evidences or
miliar friendlIncss to my appear 1ef
West Virginias endorsement.
Feeling convinced the results or tho
urinary will be largely In my favor.
shall appreciate this mark OF esteem ara
confidence to the fullest. should
rather lose the nomination with ~
states endorsement. than win tse
presidency WITHOUT 1t, but with this e
dorsement I shall do my best TO win.
sutherland Plane Arryes. -
Spccial Dispatch to The Intelligencer.s
CLARKSBURG, w. Va. May 19.1r-
The Sutherland presidential airpseAe
arrived in this city from Elkins todeY
on the fifth lap Of it's journey through
the state, and received big ovation y
thousands who gathered at the fAt
grounds to witness the arrival.
The plane left Elkins at one O'Clock
and landed here at 2:15. making, eno
dangerous journey over the mountains
in record time.
Senator Howard Sutherland. himself.
arrived in Clarksburg tonight after
tourney through every section OF "
state and says he will undoupte0sS
carry the state at Tuesdays primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
tcoutinued on Page Nine.)

nothing but the facts. there would sun
be diffnreuce Of opinion and anlp'r
reason for the eXistenc" OF parties Hut
/, seems to mo that democracy Is gong
70 have government by misrepreScnta-
tiun Certainly some or our most VIDE
" read papers ar" giving US not n,"S
6,t uartisan Impressions or ~hat they
desire the news to be. WISH IL were
nossiblc for every newspaper TO con,
rcivs itself as a great public utility and
10 he committed 70 III" policy OF seek
ing tho facts and presenting them IN
the most impartial manner p"SS!nIe.
wish also that our people wou,d tol'rttS
.orI. leaders who have the aoility ana
,bn ,nclination to get the facts, I" IN
tcrnrrt them honestly and CouragcouSlS
~ nreseut their conclusions to.lhc pc"-
pie. I know thas standard wouIo pu'
a very large percentage OF present 'Id iemId
crs ont Of fashion. but the nation couiu
survive their retirement
Many Problems
"Tcnth--&any problems llc ocior, vs.;
Thcv will require tho h"St lh"uEnt WI
our most patriotic. enlightened and I'M
nar,iaI leaders. am not prssimistic as
,o the outcome In spite "t my some
what long rcsidcnC" in Washington
ann still something of an optihhS'' AZ,
optlmist perhaps by t"mperaIhcht ana
certainly by some read,ng OF ui'a"'S ',,,,I
This world and this nation nave Roh"
through many troubles in their Time
civilizations have risen and fallen ap-
parnntly. and somehow the world CON
tinues TO get Just n little further anc"u.
Nuch 90 F,urGpe is only emerging from
Tho shadow Of medi"valtsm: There IL
li,tIe doIht that the recent diSturhanr"s
Will give il an impetus along modern
lines and that II Will move i"rwhru;
sIo,w,y nerhans and haltingly. but stili
forward to higher and better Things
with larger recognition of the average
man and a fuller life for all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-24
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Forecast:
western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
,,G oh!o-Cloudy and cooler Monday,
nrobably local showers; Tuesday gen.
orally fair.