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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

Atlanta -" o., - '"'i"" rl"n
In I".urI"o ""l "u'r"""d'"r '"""''""
n,r LnI"y su"",rd ~rir w"'"l"R" '"
,.l.fn 80 So. ,,,,ui 81 ~" D'I' ~ '"''"''
uLn,in - I'urE,iI "f I"'''El"H county. .
rru,,rrrI ~ ,Iuv,ru~I II"'''i i"hnF NV
r,Ih,I lhri L. hud "n"'"l ~ ''""'" "'
Iluu rn, nrr.ai 81 ~" Ruilly p"r9"nF
rno "h'ri' wr"i" 'hni '"
rrr,d" wlu trying !" get control ~ ~"
uItrIpIInn aud vugR"Ht"d ihHi nn "I'i
Of 4, lryurd hv lhc E"N"ru"r w"nIh hPN"
u Lrurn, IrI effect G"v"Tn"r ID"r""y 7"
rIIrd TINT Ihr,HtE nEnInSl property !"
G,urpIa constitute u nlHd"W"hh"I. I"i
al tt,L tLr rryrruUr h. not authorized 10
offer = reward. bat that IN 'ht" "i 40
,tIu,Ilun Of ANY property "hl'h IN
I,l,n. n1 would he glhd T." "H"I 'h"
hNrhrfi reward r"HsIhlr "n"'' we az"
,,,,,,.,, ar Threatened gins are guard
lup Ihrn at "a ,uaI Of SO I" Slo h"1'
iic shriIn s"Id ,.,,
h,, Iu,r have yet ho"" Ier"i'"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
CROSSCUP SUPPORTERS IN STATE !.
LOYAL To REPUBLICAN T|CKE1 |

"h.iI Of Mason. ". u psnlth, " ".
Adkins noyh JnrroIl. Frank Tyrhs Arn
Hnn Davis, ~ iInnllnSl2ni JuhI"
t. ItuInmrll Hummer ~ NM ana rn ",
Moitoshrnd of Enns"hnI tol, vernon
" Iphun"n. of Morgan, faPl W.
Iiond. "f Itoypcr. M"RInnJ. lisinsld ~
M.I,,~on. g. 4. Hrpronh. ~ praIiosLN
! ir"s. "t uil"rr. Wilbnr
Ih"m"". "r Ii"ik"i"y. hu'.e
/. nrr-nn hhrrIn Lrs Tnst"r. Of Nsl'
,Iph W u Iiimar of ur"nnbri"rI ghsrs
In W T. p"mhrVill' "f Iuihsmj "
AdhInr ond ! g MrHrnnpar, ~ ldhNnin
Thr-r rn.u nnJ many "ih"rs VINO sYp.
unIIrd tuI DtnFh"up ~" now WpihnA
Iurl 49, r"rucriiy f"r III" ru"""Hr '"I VI
II, ImbiI, 90 iluhoI headed III hs HhlH
hy Iudur Mnrppr "H Ih"p ~nfhAg Ivr
r"I hI"rH"up !" ~" tIh""' '"n
h"rn nn'lr Ih"h """l"r' "l."W ""
ro,Iy "a, Ihuy w",r privileged IN 90,
and ,h'y i" "", r,"r"s' !" l..r" III
Th,y a." proud ~ ~" '"r"rd ~ 'hs w.
rIkII,nu raIIy H. rini" Hnl h"'lon
AIii.h with Democrats
,LuIrunu Whiir rnih that h"
,Ir., ,.,d tho letter riiTp"illng W ntNt
boon vrIiiru bY Col u'ps-'"p IN bHN
I,IIr, f,J utorrruI, said thni "" was
Ihn,o,rh hroh Il"rubli"nr, n"h 'hsW
,,nn NrlIo = have r"vof r"rS''on.U
hin Urpuhll"nniHm hn' W "" a"pp",s
nnriv,unr,v "u ~" nnn -rnrilh"n lnh1ue
tI,Lri will -oy That u" Ia rnpporInB
, tI,hr, lhni hnr ""nrplr"h Win Demo,
rrrlIc IrndrrH I" hrf""' every Hepunn-
,,, ruw Iu ,nrgrnra from West Viz
ytuI, ond In not bellnve that Col
Grnrscur T. IN sympathy Win sny
movement ~ that character. Nelthar Am
rrOrarrd 10 hnllnvo pf this tins thet
hc ,prrnvcp 81 tho alliance between the
,c,Ioru nr tho non part asn league ana
tho democratic organization 10 support
Coycrunr Cox for president.
col Grosarup was quoted Rs hhvlnt
written n letter 10 0lln :. carter, bLs..
tcr-vIllc Announcing that no would
sunnor, the entire Republican Ticket
hui would vote for MONTGOMERY. With
in the last wcck hc told businsss
Cricuds IN Charleston that Judge Nor
ran. undoubt sdly would be elected to
the Voycrnorshin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
INSPIRING ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
RYV " VA, REPUBLICAN WOMEN
FINDINGS OF DANSEY
JURY ARE SECRET

Mays Landing. n J. oct ! ,-Th''
Atlantic county grand Jury which hr"ra
Tho icatImuuy produced by County iIos-
ccutor Edmund c. Gnsklll against 'h"S'
white and his agcd houEckccper. ar
rcsted ncarIy ton months ago on charges
Of completely In tho diseppcernnce OF
three-yenr-old Billy Dansey. ended its
session here tonight without making
public it's findings IN the DansAy Gaze.
rho true bills found by the jury werSs
jmnoundcd and will not be opened until
ton,orrowT when q now term of court
opens. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Estate ADVISORY
COMMITTEE MEETS
Nations League and ProhlbI-
ton Enforcement Declared
Principal Issues


Charleston. w Va, Oct. l,--What
Chairman M Z. White termed the first
political meeting OF state wide charnc.
tar to be hold by the women or West
Virginia, assombled here today. when
the Republican associate state commit
'tss,SsAlled by Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, Rssoci-
ate 1late chairman. held It's nrst moot
~ 4 IL nasion. and tb. con- .,
tIuuoI enforcement OF prohibition. the
women decia red, were the main ihsues
before tho voters, and they were unani-
m6usiy OF the opinion that senator
Hardings position on these two para
mount questions had Influenced the
women TO support the Republican noml-
nee and affiliate with the Republican
party.
Statements were freely made ny ia"
members or tho hhAOcihia committee
that tho woman vote Of the state Will
bo Republican neTt month. The nam1H
81 HenhioT Harding and Judge u. F,
Morgan were rouudiy Uhrered when they
were mentioned by tho npanhers
Tribut. F0r Mrs. Toss
Chairman N T. WhIir called tho meet
lnu ~ nidoi. r'rlilng IN abort npoo"h
thai ho hnd appointed MIA y"nI nm an.
r,.' lat" nhnliInun 81 ih" mint" committing
und"i ihc I"IIun "f - I"r"lmll"n nh"rl'h
hv the '"InIullior lnnl July. nnh that
MN Y"AI IN turn With TIA" BhvIrn "f
tho HInIo ,nInIuilt'o men, had npr"lnlod
tho tu~tuh"In 81 the npu""lai" '"inmiii""
IL n,cnIdnn'" With tho ioTm7 "r lh"l
rnn"IuiI"u. ho rnld. h" hah appointed
Nrn EIIIu YnHi ur NOIEhntown. "a
woman who hnn doNuiod hor If" lU III"
,nupr 81 wnunnhlIh, wh" not only hnn
ia" !, aproI uud ndmiin nil"n Of tho woin-
on ur hor mntr. but tho men M we'll.
hrrn,rc We mon who hHvo b9On nnsOci-
nI"d IN p"lItlrn In Wont virginia hay"
rnrmgnIZrd Ia MrH. Y0ri force FOR thni
TIrhiruuun"pH IN public life which
should b" Ih" aim Of hll political par
tl"p
m, nhlrcI "f IL" meeting was To dis
rurr the organization nf Tho Uepuhll-
,nu women ,utnrs or tho state. and tn.
r.rnrIr received by the hhSOcintn "hhlr-
(Continusd ON PaGs Twslvs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
GAME THROWING ON
PACIFIC COAST TO
Be INVESTIGATED

Los Angeles. Gal, Oct IA rnu
and complst. inv.ShR alton" "f tn"
charles Of corruption, including gam
bling ana game thro wing In th" Pa
elmo Coagt Baseball league last Sea
son. made by W. naksr ("Babe'D
horton. former hrHe 6Rssmsn OF the
Vernon team, Was promised here
late today by w. o. Doran, ohief
deputy district attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
CHRISTENSEN SEES
SUCCESS IN west

KEW srs. Oct If-lfatisy p. Chris
tensen. Farmer-LabOr party candidate
for president. spoke before his first New
York audience tonight and declared thai,
New York does not know what is going
on In the western part Of tho country.
which hHA awakened. and no longer ni-
tnches any Significance 10 the termn Ito
publican and Democratic partiob
Mr Christensen said popular opinion
In the Woat and Northwest has "Norrun
tho ErouVrn or mruninslsza partisan
loyalty ana has hoEun 10 rco political
n,ii"n a. mehnn ~ human prnfIeAn
ANA the machinery "r ruultahln adjust
uncut nf r'"nnIniC nfinlrn
Nj GhrlHl"nssn predicted the election
OF I'nimoI I.nh"r phTly "nndldhtrn In
Washington t"l"rndn n"uih Dakota,
tntIh irnhoir nnd IIIIu"ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

uiVn p,t II ~ Ilr" N"'"" '''"'I
rrr-r, Tho NurHu I.,'llHh UNI 'i'' ""'
,IcIIruInnIl pcn'" ii"''h ""'' h'' ''''
I'd tonight ~ va" r""'""''h '"' ~
~ ..,.,I .Tuc-d,, rTi.rri"uu Wac un.'
,.,,,pgr,,. hrr,utr 81 tho Uur"E'th'III' :
nr rotilug tho IFIniutam ,"N I.r"I"r"d
Thc,r a.. many uuN'rif'"d inm"rF ot
Into dIq,rrrcu.uls Ia ih' h'I"Gal Ions "
ia knuNn that Secretary I"r"n', ~ W."
HnIsheyIk hol"Ratinu. i"l"Phon"u l" ,h'
,,'.i,.s ,hor,ly hefnre nlur O'Clock to
,,rht md nuoIugIz"d for inability I"
,.,,,niI.r. the I'kraiuiru text for "IEn"
i,r.. IunIghI ~" explained that II would
h. ready Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
PASQUALE CONFESSION
MAY NOT BE TRUE
lAWLESS RAIDS ON COTTON GINS OF
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA ARE RESISTED

tt,nah .I .,IhaI " ibG hninnHth IL 'I''"
.in I,n many hsV. hoGn T'n''h WIN
,I,,.tn ..T u,nar. unI.nn ih"g ''"""
"I,,'',II""
hnmininn ~" pi - i""''"r 81
,..,y ,.Ii..n rIn H. i"II,""" '"""'g
,iun.Ioy nInIi -IiI ~"'"i"r" '''"' "
ILnv pr," ,,"I .l"""I DIV" l"'""""'"'"
L. tL.y v,nnId hn Irn''". al, vn" '"'
irvvod i,,lo hy ~" i""un""" ~ '"l'
Ly " g. Inu"r head ~ the ""W"'P "'-
yinI,u 81 ihn hnsrI"eu '"'l"n N"r"'"
r., ,,,,u ,n.oIInp Wndnrulp =
rIph, WHOM rueihrda - u""nr" pT"'"'
ton Tnr nwunru 81 tho proper tie" WV
hr dInr,Iuu"h >,
TIvn nf tho gIuH woT" "Wh"h Nv ~
g Grnpnr uf OEford, nnh tho warning
pnr,nd wua aIRmNd ''"mW''t"H "' 'nN
hundred" ThH cotton n"aociatlon, " ~
upIb uTupuaea to openly STATE Y" ~,
cnI,nn growers that the Rinn"rs VIII
orcrnro their plants n given ra,lsInG
tory Ruarnntccs that the proportion VII,
not ho endangered. OthcrwiH" they VIII
bc closed down.
MouliOn, Ala. oct. H. M"hitoh Bih'
rsr, idle today following the discovery
mi. morning Of roughly lotteTed warn
iuu. uusIcd on the stTuciur"h, urneTlhB
tLuI Inc gins remB in closed uhtli COZ
tom puen t. 40 cents n pouHd anu '"'
, tOunced 10 $40 ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

IIro. InI nInrnl,h T." lho IniolllHnnooi
nr,l"nt"", " Va" n'' ~ h""",-
"u'H w"" gwen I" hnli""" " ="
WhIIo ct iho lt"I"riIl"Ar stat" '"uW'l
too hg FinIr va '"ruInInTl"n"r "al'"f
n IinIIannn today Ihnt "a" It'pnbIlC"m"
who rupIm,IIcI tnI rIod Inul 'I'""'hp
In lh, May rIl'n"tv f"I ih" h'rnhll "h
n"irI""ii"n f"i f"v"i""t w',' I'"' "''"''
Is u"Ii h"hi"h IT," it"r"hih """'
inrr e., u","iir,i luhE" T. T. h"iH""
t,,,n,na u"i,n,", Iiallnnnu, VIII" ""H ""'
81 Ihc hi'"'I"rn at th' h'"nh'"r '"u
r"lan ln IL" ~ mnr}, "nh !" "h"" i'''
iI,nI "l,n'i sTIr huv" EIV"n h'"' u 90 '"'
,,"iI fu, Iho rh"wlnH '""d' ICY '"'
,.tuir,ur hnu boon Iu f''Iu""i '""I''
,u.o VIII Chairman WAT" hnh h""
pIvom hIrn material nIh J." ~" hiro"'l""
"G ilo u'r"i'rt'"" '""r"In"
.,InI,"n mad" ~ h"I'"",' l'""I'r
,,,d nlr T., ,t".i i"iI' '"ulilal" I"' s"N''
,,", iurr iIr ,"t"'" ~h" "urr"''"h '"'
,.trrn,rir ~ iI,' primary ~" ""w h"r
r",iImr IT., N"uIr"u'ty, a." ri"I""'"'
""" ""ld '""''"l""l"m", Il"''""""
Lny.I R.pubiio.ns
.IL,r, hn ruppnIird cot binHn' np
n, IT,, T., I,rnty w~t" Iar"hIl'"n" "nh
Ihry lnIrnd 4" iuuuIn H'puhll'nn". HlV
TER IryrI nmL "nn'tlvr all =" ia" r"'
.rr, nT Tho uopuhIl"nn il'h"', ln"luhl"H
Iuhg- M"rEnu, lu Va" """ll"r "'""''""
",',I GInru,ip pnIr"unllY. WnY 'nr'
II, vnI. T", NJ, M"miR"""ry Il" not
runw. n.,,piiup ihn, hnv" r"nh
uiutrtur-r r"rr"I'lnF I" h"'" ,""'"
rrn,n cot ,.rurr,up written I" blIu
rrri,r hIu primary campaign manage
IL, 'T,Icr county 4" not know lhni
Iho rnun 10 whom hc In rurp"r"h 10
havr written Ih" loiinT just laH' WN"h
urndo II riHt'm"ui In SIs'"tHHii'
rovrnnror ruhllrly announcing hlH
auppnrt ~ Judge Morgan
I know personally TIA" m"n WI"
rupnprnd tn" GroEscup campaign IN
mnny ,uuuiIee ot thu stni". Th"Y 'r'
l,yni Republicans. among them were
chnrlns NhrenE and Howard Hns'ihE';
- Wheeling: IudEr T. a Rrnwri. Eh
Iiraq,. John Marshall md sam l.oghn.
Of pnrkershurg J NJ Sand"r". ni MAY
shall SpcHkor j Luther N"f". hl|
r.,TnI,,ipr manager from jackson Cnun-
~; +. B Mcclure and Ralph c. Taylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
KING ALEXANDER'S
CONDITION CRAVE

Athens, DOT. liking AlsxanhorH
condition took n turn for tho '0rhe
mis- evening. His foVor In high and
his symptoms arc C"nnidsrsd grave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
PROF|TEER|NG
IN COAL AGAIN
CHARGES AGAINST
OPERATORS MADE
Mines Have No Coal at Au-
thorncd Price, But Plenty
When Higher Figure
Is Offered

New York. Oct, 11-Whiie Commits
El0ncr OF Public Markets O'Malley TO-DAY
was warning Mayor Hylan OF possible
S25-a-ton coat this winter. Public Ser
vlco Commissioner Nixon began an In
rvcsttgation Of public utility concerns.
some OF which no charged with obtaln1
D. .'-rt ~ 'cd-rui psSmits and then
sefiing to jobbers. .s.-.-...
II. nn(mu made a peraonal inspsc-
t,un ct The anthracite regions. Commis-
-l"nrr -. Malley reported Ia tho mayor
that Swodirh aud Canadian buyers were
OutbiddinE Americans aud recommended
that the mayor appeal To tho federal
government for an Immediate embargo
on anthracite ShipmanIz abroad and TO
canada lie urged ais" that Now York
ho n,a,r a preferential p"iut for ship
u,uia r"r Immediate consumption
''HV,,iIsh nnd canadian huyoIa nro
ra,,np ptomluma fm American cont
,.n"nIarl"n,, p'Mniioy nald "lhoi" at"
,rkiuE niI ln'Y got at ~ ton
ohIir iho hIuh"1i nuih"rI'od i"l'" 81
pubuoI' ,"r"paUlrr f"r Ai"ori' a" 90"
.uru.t, o. - 80 RI" '"ln'r h"s" Il"
yrl"prd sysrom "f mover having any
,rnI - ~ u" hu, T'"I" all ~" hEhnr
rTl,, s,,u want D." IlaI"n a.
Predicts aa5 Ton.
Enur ruijII',u i"uH - ont :" ""ndn ln"i
su,umor oomruirni"nrr OMalloy ."
rurtcd nnd munih az" Wall" Now
york h"uH"h"ld"rn rl""d"h f"r u"
,no-lIr supply I,.G'i t"up were Hhlpp"h
-, r,u,,Ia ann, a Sow Yurk market wur
,unalut"nlly under rhIrr"h
I'm ~ fnr uranium fuel cy.n
,,, - m s,Ih
" ".,t-ta,,.r >.t,nu I'm hI. Iuyo4tIFo-
u"n uuuRhi &" I'Hrn whether publ"
w. r.,.,,,.' I,,,,.,.,I ,,ruIt,, and th,n
A. ,,i,.,, .rlrs r,u,,d
''''''N ~ 80 !, h,d h..n
,urt,ut,, 81 Ihnr thr hearing was for tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
Senator Harding Again Declares His
Support Of Association Of Nations
Prosecution of the
Anthracite Operators
On PTOflteorIng Charge

or,.."ri"" coo - i...a.. ,.ri"" -
~,,'s,," Doe. ,,.a'l ''t..'.,t..'.' I.. I.'.i'''"'
80 i...- l..,. O.. t,l.I ,t...,. l.. '''''' ''''
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a,.r ., 't.- ."',,I I,.""a &. ""t" n"ll
-. I,.','.. .l.i ',.,l i,,.ll. "r' ~""'' ~"
nl,".. ,.."rI b." r.',r"','"d ;" -"
r,Sul t,,,.. 90. r.' o.. .r. 'l,"' - ~'"lh
,,o ..,..," -. ,~" ,,,l.,~',,,..I -, b" d"
%, .i,,-.l .. i.-.-,. ii",,"- rrs-l,l "ssl"'
r"' o.. 'l" r''-,"-s Re'"'r1 - '"b"
,,u, ,IfDr D., 'I,~ r''..ru". u'r"'"l 20 ~
H., '.,lpN Cr, , ,rul","". 90" DO" rl'"n
Department vT iu4'f'" "nI'.nfe i"lI
.,rfrI Urr'r hallrr iunr ",r'r, nr'N'prH'n
,.r,r, ,,-,a .,rurd h." prl'.'"l uu'lot -"
.r,'I gr"flt""r1uE '.,t'"u - 'n' I"'"'
orr
Prosecutions Local
Scranton. ~ rrt ~ rho decision
.oC NtIuruRN .t;'u"rtl Palmer to gather
o., lI,u,.. rgHlrsi Authin'lt" Wiu" own.
.rs nilh ,l, :" bringing rr"Ne"u-
tlru- Itr IlI' ..,. rr"ht"rrtuL follows
local agltnl...r. ...rni TO-. hlEh prices
charged ,,u..r.. IL ~ raut"u Hud VI
.,lutt, 81. 3D. . ts sath ia" '"nt"m-
81 ,r,.i So .r.. Do ..'., aI' "Uly iu' al IN
., hat.,trr t.,l rua} -r,"ad Z" other
IurI-,lt, ,rU.. tt 10 alleged thHt local
,.nsum,,. wn n"ss h"uoa "io directly
o. -, ,...u I.. .. ,nu oEi"lu the tact los
,i.,...stt, u. "ub ate, lh'E pas rti'"'
tuar .t. ..r,...... ,uun g." tunso 'n"ited
tn .,u l.,h a"L tIdt"d' irhi" "h''
....Iri,, ,.t,r u.td "ti.a, t.""dii"s 'h"'~'"
.ta., i....u ,ii.i Tho f,da,ai S'"''d
l.,. g., e.. ."s,i.ii, t,""o. ls""i" III"
,...t rstI ,.,..r e, t"Ls' lS g." '''""ilS'
, "a. &C.,. % uII,e,l ~ trbts..t,u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
THE WEATHER.

West virginia and OhiO-FAir Tues
day and Wednesday. little change In
temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12
TIL r. INT ELLIG IN & f. IL

Has th" Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

rsIr Tu.sday ana wshnsshaJ. L'tsis
UhsnGs In Temperature.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
McCALLA WILL DISP0SES
OF RARE PAINTINGS

The bcqucathal Of several rare
paintings in the original by the mas
ters is the feature Of the will Of Mrs
Elizabeth VI. McCalla, probated yes
terday. Mrs. McCalla died Novcm-
ber 20. BESIDES the paintings. statu-
airy and antique furniture and 100000
from the proceeds Of the estate are to
be distributed among the four daugh-
ters Of Mrs. McCalla: Mrs Lily II.
Knox, Mrs. stella A. Sands. AIRS.
Elizabeth T.. Miller and Mrs Mary H.
Macarthur.
The will bcqucathcs 1000 each to
Elizabeth NJ George and Rcbccca G..
White, godchildren of Mrs McCalla.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
AYERS. WIFE QUIT HIM
BECAUSE HE BOWIED
Took Son, 13. CoIvin Says in
His Suit for Divorce.

Because he bowled at the Y. NJ. e.
a, Louis c. Colvin told Justice liit2.
of the Equity Court. his wife left
him and took their thirteen -year-old
son. Stuart. with her. Colvin yestcr-
day sued his wife for a limited di-
vorce, alleging she deserted him be-
cause of his athletic proclivities on
the bowling alley. An infant daugh-
ter of the couple was left with the
father. the bill stated. Colvin also
charged his wife with cruelty.
Claiming her husband kiscked her
out of bed. went out with other
women and has given her but $21
since August. 1913. Mrs. Katie De
laney yesterday asked the District
Supreme Court to award her n degree
Of maintenance Delaney was ordered
to appear in court December 10. The
Delaneys were married in 1899 and
have two children, nearly grown.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
ELECT HARDING MEMBER
OF ARMY-NAVY UNION
Fourth Executive on Roster Of
Presidents Own.

The members of the Presidents
Own Garrison. No. 10i, Army and
Navy Union. enlisted Presidcnt-clect
Warren q. Harding in their ranks a;
a meeting of IN" orGanizatlOn held
last night in g. \. Il. Hall. Mr.. Hard
was unanimously elected an active
member in the union and is the
fourth President to b" enrolled on TN"
roster. President Mckinley, Roosr-
welt and Taft preceded him.
The following officers were cl"Ctc!
to Eold office for the ensuing N",r
Commander, Capt. {. o. Howard;
senior vice commander, James l..
Mitchell; junior vice commander,
stephen Frederick Tillman; pay
master, II. NJ. Knight; quartcrmaster,
II. NJ. Madert: officer OF the day:
W. :. Sims; officer of the guard, W.
D. Drury; officer of the watch, II. q.
Noblets: chaplain. II. ID. fSfeil.
Capt. W. l.. Peak, g. T.. Judd, Miss
Caroline Peterson. Miss Mary f.. VA
lor and John W. Jenkins were elcCtcI
of the executive council.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
ODORIFEROUS
Breezes Will Be Waited
to Him Who Follows
These Directions.
PERFUME OF ARABY
Smell at Jackson Statue
Makes Bronze Horse
Plunge.

DO you seek AN unique ex-
perience?
II so. here's "A gorgeous, penetrat-
ing opportunity.
The experience? Wen, the least
that can be said is that II viii be
an enduring one. Here are the d.
rection for gathering il:
Wait until there H. "A gentle.
steady breeze from the northwest.
start at Fifteenth street and Penn
sylNania A'nue northwest ana walk
slowly west on the north side OF
the avenue, keeping the White
Hous" to the left.
when you get to the center OF
the park, midway between Ia"
White House and tlfe Jack son statue
begin wiggling your nOstrils and
smiling. Walk slowly west. If tn"
breeze has not died the experience
win gradually grow. II subject Ia
nausea stop. II not. turn into Jack
son place, walking north on tn"
west side OF the street.
Hold your breath and continue
walking north. When you get in
front of the Women's City club, at
No. %, unstop your nostri'S and
nh your lungs. Behold. the eN-
pcrience is your. If you feel faint
recline on the grass for moment.
Don't fear ridicule-you won't be
the first.
Reason? \ japanese ginkgo tree
has been dropping vast quantities
of fruit. And If YOU don't believe
Einkgo fruit has an odor you are
probably convinced that the earth
~ hat. Here's the final line of u
chinese chorus on the odor Of the
Einkgo:
When the nost is on the ginkgo,
hully. hully,"
And If you remember that IN"
willy Chink prOnounces RS" like 81"
no. not "h--l'--thc translation will
come easily.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
CONSTRUCTION MAN
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
N. L. Bick, Seized by Dizzy
Spell On Railroad Tracks, Was
Rescued by Passerby
R-11 RELIEVED HIM OF
LONG-STANDING AILMENT

Will" dizziness ofttimeS Is look cd
upon as a trivial disorder. !, ,rtrn
has serious or near fatal results as
is shown in the experience or y. l..
liiCk. Of ~ Eighth avenue, Hunting.
ton, W. Va, who narrowly ,scaprd
h"ing run over by a Oh 's1u,aI,c and
ohio passenger train recently. Nj
Flick. who is engaged in nouS'ruCt on
work, was crossing the -Pilruad yards
when he was seized by a diZIy SMELL
and fell between the tracks. lie was
found 10y passCrby only few min.
ut"s before passenger train was
duo. AftCr recovering he said:
~ had suffered from dizzy spells for
several years. These we're due 10
stomach, liver and kidney troubIcs.
and. although | believe | took almost
everything, nothing seemed to benefit
me i'm IA" least. After my cNDcrIcncr
OF "A few days ago, friend recon.
mcndcd Thc Reese Formula RiI.
Since | started taking this wonderful
remedy | cat sleep and feel as though
! had never known n sick day in INV
life. Not only has the dizziness dis
but ! feel better an over.
! most heartily recommend this rem.
,dy to- everyone afflicted as | was.
aud only wish I had known nt The
Rr"sr Formula ri soonor.'
Got 81 bottle OF Tho Reese Formula
Rll today at The Peoples Drug
stores or at any of the leading Mar.
maCics IN this city and section.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
FOUR ARE HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS
Girl Cut When Car Hits Ice Cart.
Boy and Two Men Struck
in Street.

Several persons have been Injured
in automobile accidents in the DIS
trict since yesterday evening de-
spite the concerted drive that Is be-
ing made in the safety first cam
paign.
Miss Millie Deunison, twenty-five
of Clinton, Md. suffered cuts on the
face when the machine in which she
was riding collided with an ice wagon
AT Tenth and ID streets southeast
The side window of the ear was
shattered and Miss Dennison was cut
by the glass. She refused hospital
treatment. The car was operated by
Miss Mary A. Dennison, of Clinton.
Wallace L. Hall. 81 V street north
west. was bruised on the head and
body when his machine was struck by
an auto truck at Rhode Island avenue
and v street. lie would not go 10 II
hospital The truck was operated by
Hugh King, al Kenyon street north
west. Hairs machine was almost de-
molishcd.
While crossing T. street at Twelfth
street northwest. Mrs. John GraCcy,
sixty. li2l ! street northwest. suf-
fered fracture of the hip when she
was struck by street car. She was
taken to Emergency Hospital
= Norman Ashley. six, OF Seat Pleas
ant, Md, was bruised on the'lcg when
he was knocked down by an automo-
bile at Nineteenth street and Bcnning
road. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital, where il was said his con-
dition is not serious. James i. Kelly
1854 Florida avenue northeast, was
operating the car.
Edward Price, twenty-five, 630N
Ninth street northwest, was knocked
down by an automobile at Georgia
and Colorado avenues, and suffered
light injuries to one of his legs.
The Washington times., 1920-12-03
BELIEVE ROBBERS
HEADED THIS WAY
Men Who Robbed institution in
Baltimore Are Being
Sought Here.

The police Of Washington are keep
INK sharp lookout today for the
bahdlts Who yesterday entered a saw
'hss bank IN Baltimore and, after
binding two officials and assaulting
patron. made of with about $1,000
ia cash and Liberty bonds. Word
VAS received from the Maryland town
last night by Lieut. Guy Burlingama
NAT th" thugs were believed 10 be
headed this way
tn" robbery Was one of the most
daring ever committed in that cIty.
Nhil" many pedestrians were pass
ms l"ur bandits alIghtrd and entered
IN" bank whil" one remained AT the
steering wheel The engine was kcp.
running.
James T. Reese, cashier aud George
T., N"dhan, hookkerpcr. were bound
by the thieves and placed in "A vault.
John \. Griniths who Was in the
banh at the time, Was struck over the
mead ana rendered unconscious. The
bandits wer" armed with automatic
pistols Of large. calibcr
frihiths quickly recovered from the
"H"cts Of the blow, but remained
dui"t and obtained IA good dcscrip-
ton of the bandits.