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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
FORD KARY TEST Sc
u AUTO zIoDfJu zcET.A
oBzvLAsTNl oBLIBE

Y Nchrasre slu,ltii automobile
shlrdaMji 10 hrgppentisim ndria
VII f'ordky. nrlli ydlsi kary
podle 1prayy slhtniho odhoru
M yymahint 26konn y Lincoln,
bdhcm srpua hglo y Nehrasce lj
automobile odeiycno n = tach 20
nesly im6no Henry florida n OIL
ciqenych - kBr byly - eypdtrd
MS q maiitelnm yfieeny Cd /.
ledna do l. zdti bylo zminentmu
odboru oznimeno odeileni $500
automobile y nasem state.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
KRAJANKA ZASAZENA A
ZRANFNA AUT0M0BILEM

PAM Marie Beranoyd, n6m6
slard zdcisi osaduiec. hydlici Y d.
sic 1885 JIM II. H., kdyz ve
etyrtck rGno 80 syoii sousedkou,
PAM H. Il Buchdahloyou, ma H.
Il Howard nj. pfeebdzela ulici, by
Ia poiednou srazenn u asi % stop
20 dlazbG vlecena nutomobilcm,
do jchoz pfcdniho kola mezi spi.
GO Sc icji sukne zaplctla, Auto.
mobil fidil H. Finocciari, groceri.
sta, 4 tis. i02 Woolworth ave.
kdyz policista Joe Zich pfispt-
chal mn misto melody Il shdnhl &c
po fidiei automobile, PAM Buch-
dahloyd mn sdelila, zc Sc Wdhlil,
ably koupil noyou sulsni pro PAM
Bcranoyon, 5 niz byla JEFF snkne
kolcm sir1ena n roztrhdna. IN
chyili Sc groeerisia yrdtil $ noyou
sulni, naeez byla poni Beranovd
dopravenn do sy6llo domoya litr.
p6la bolesine %.zranfni M hlay6 n
jint pohmozdtniny, adkoliv lined
pfivolany l6kaf, ienz j poskyt'
pul osetfcni, prohldsil, ae stay ic.
j neni vdzn5. jest pfdnim, ably
sc pani Beranoy6 V br2ku Ease 10.
tayila.
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ZDARILA ~PkEKvApENKA

Vzorn6 pile, upfimnd snaha n
obttoyani sc, v zajmu dobreho 4.
eelc, vzdy naIeza uzndni q dojde
occn6ni, cehoz opet MfDg dnkaz
podaly uznale clcnkyn6 a zacky
sboru Sokolek Tyrs Y Omaze, kdyz
We ctyrtck, 30 zdff, yeGer uspo
fadaIy p6knou pFekvapenku mn
poctu sy6 spoluscstry q naeclnice,
sokolky Bozcny PfibyJovy. Uni
nfnfho dnc, kolcm $50 yccer,
yclka fada zafck q starsicb so-
kolck dostayila ne do obydIi rodi
IN sle6ny Bozcny, cis 1922 JIM
". nlicc, kdc nlhlgm sygm "
~objevcnim 1plDt niccho netusfci
sokolku Bozcnu v prayg mas "
ycdIy "snrprisc' Ne jim poda.
MI. Starsi sOkolicc Ne zahy po-
r6znu usadily q mczi scbou w.
bayjIy, kdezto zacky seskupiIy SO
koIem syt naccIDicc, ktcrou We
yclkf oblibe cbOyaji q ycnoyaIy
~ rhz0gm hram Pozdlji byIa
podaydna khya n zakwky, ktcrb
ddmy samy pfiprayiIy . sscbou
pfinesIy y ovsem ~ ygborDt chut
paIy, Potion pi Pifboya, starost
ka, pfistoupiIa X slccnt Bozcnt .
% proueseni nrkolika yfeIe pro.
citfD}cb ybodDyeb sIoy, jmfnem
sboru sokoIck TYR, ' uzn6Di jejf
pfikladDf pfitiuliyosti, podaIa il
skFf6ku 4 krasDgm souborom sri
brDfbo stoIDibo natinf nafky 20
efiIy II wIkon kytcf krhsogcb
kyfiin v patrnhm pohnuti mad
projeyenlmj d6kazy IAsky . y.
pffmnh pHrhyIDostj, wkoIka 30
zena vkem srdclnl dtkoyaIa a
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My Commission expires Dee, 10, 1924.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
sPOLECNOsT ELEKTRARNY
MELA PRY VELKY sCHO-
DEK IA POSLEDNf MESiC

Nebraska Power Go. pfcdlozi.
Ia mtstskt rad6 y9kaz o p0sobno.
sti "a m6sie srpen, ze kter6ho w
syita, ~ mela schodek Y obnostl
$5l, 705. yfkaz jeji zdroycil ia,
svddcujc, ze IA posledni rok, kon.
cici dncm 81. srpna, m6la scho.
dek 1921 ,2s5. Zdlezitost, tSkaji-
Fl Sc zyyseni poplatk6 "a dodayd-
nj clektrick6ho proudu ma osy6t
loyGni a pobon, Dude pred NEST
sk0n radon projednana
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Domy ma prodej
~ icvnou n u

1h9l iilni ~ at 8 ayii dam
g0i, iilni iG MI. syel dunn.
2lsG iiini "a ul modcrni ; ssat
l3lG ii}ni "A ~ modcni J sNdi
io9s iil 40 ul., 4 syat q koupclna
ilOa iigni iG nlicc diva domy
.ill2 illl ii2 " al 9 domy a
10 lot 5nNl25 ,.,.s $500
lli0 iil l6 ul esyet dhm.
2lf rcnicr . syetnie, mestskd
yoda SLIGO
1859 JIM 10. ulicc . svetnic.
pfihlastc Sc n mas. Name vel
kj ytber peknSch dom1 n lot0
IN prodei : M6teli dmysl prodo.
ii sy6j maictek, obraftc SO ma mas
Y kaSddm pfipode.
BERKA & MUSIL
452 Bee Bldg.-Tel, Douglas 1907,
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OKRES DOUGLAS MA
204,b24 0BYVATELF

Die statistiky, sestayen6 Wild
nj censoyni 1fadoynou, okrcs
Douglas, mimo Omahu, mi 1898
obyyotcIc.
Vsecb obyvatel v okresu cen.
sovni Gfodoyna uddyd ma 20f,
524 u nascho m6sta mn l0l ,G0l,
y cehoz ma jednotlive wardy pfi-
padd obyyatcl. jak ndslcduic;
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Soutct obyvatel Y r. 1920 uka-
zuje cd posIcdniho ccnsu pfird-
sick 0 35,0S7, eli 2l8 proc.
Okres Colfax, jehoz poGct oby-
yateI SO udavh M 1864 osoby,
vykazuie Sc IN poslednicb deset
rokh pfirGstkcm pouzc 0 n osob
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

Statement of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, etc. required by the
Act Of Congress of August 81. 1912.
or Pokfok Zapaiu, pokrok, sallnsby
pokrok, lowsky Pokrok, Kansnskv
pokrok, Minncsotsky pokrok aud
Dakotsky pokrok, published weekly
Mt Omaha, Nebr, for Oct. |, 1920.
Publisher. pOKROK PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Omaha, Neb.
Editorsi Otahnr Charvat, Vac. Pfibyl,
Omaha, Nob.
Managing Editor Otakar C%harvat,
Omaha, Nebr.
Business Mgrs; Vac, Buresh $50 J.. G.
Buresh, Omaha, Ncb.
Owners
V0c. Buresh, Omaha, Nchr,
Mrs, Vac. Burosh, Omaha, Neb.
H. G, Boresh, Omaha, Neb.
Known mortgages, bondboldera, ctc,;
None.
H. G, BuREsI1,
Bus, Mgr.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me
this 20 day Of September, 1920.
JAMES PROS,
Notary Public,
My Commission expires Dee. 10, 1924.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
The Ladies' Department

Loaf bread-Grace Link 1st, Mrs
G. L. Conard ID.
RollS-Mrs. Arthur Hopkins Ist,
Mrs. G. Z. Conard I'd.
William Bowman LIST, Paul
Bowman I'd.
Beaten biScuits-Katie Sheetz LIST,
Mrs. Phineas Marshall I'd.
feaSt-powder biscuts-Bessie Nc
Kee LIST, Mrs. Walter Mckee I'd.
Pastry-Marv F. COnard LIST, Mrs.
Webster Hendricks I'd.
Fruit cake-Mrs. lack Hoffman list,
Mrs. James Myers ID
Pound cake-Mrs. II. w. Rollings
I'd.
Sponge Calculate Hendricks lst
Caramel cake-Mrs. Webster Hen
drleks LIST, Mrs. j. l.. Myers ID.
Cocoanut cake-Mrs. |. V. Rar lst
NJ. =. = IA: ID.
lcccream cakc-Mrs. Chas. Z.
Turner list, Mrs. Robert Banks ID.
Angel food cake-Mrs. Chas. E.
Turner lSt and I'd.
Prownstonc front cake-Mrs. Olir
Mckee LIST, Mrs. Arthur Hopkins I'd.
Sugar caNeS-MrS. c. E. Conard LIST
Lille Stanley %.
Crullers-Mrs. T. H. Davis lst and
Gingerbread-Mrs. H. NJ. Shell lst
Virginia white I'd.
Sand tarts-Mary Cookus I'd.
Homemade candy-Mrs. Rober,
Banks LIST, Mrs. !. l.. Myers I'd.
Special Prizes Offered by /. A. Good.
Loaf bread-Mrs. Chas E. Turner
list, Mrs. N A. Link I'd.
Rolls-Mrs. Irene Burk list, Mrs
George Fraley I'd.
Pound cake-Mrs. James Myers lst
Mrs. M. p. Crowl I'd.
Sponge cake-Amanda Titus lst
Mrs. Webster Hendricks I'd.
Cucumber pickle-Mrs. William
Bowman LIST, Mrs. Robert Farley I'd.
Mango pickle-Mrs. C. H. Moore I'd
Spanish pickle-Mrs. w. l.. Her
LIST, Mrs. A. w. Billmyer I'd.
Pepper pickle-Nancv Bowman LIST
Anna Link ID
Chow chow Mrs. Miller Rush Isl
Mrs. c. II. Moore I'd.
Sweet picked peaches Mrs. Rober
Farley lst, Lille Stanley I'd.
Sweet picked pears-Mrs. II. 7
Link LIST, Mrs. George Fraey I'd.
Sweet Picked William Bow
man lst Mrs. n. T. Link I'd.
Sweet picked melons-Mrs. Lv,
Morrow LIST, Mrs. A. w. Bllmyer I'd.
Tomato catsup Virginia DALEY Is,
Mrs Robert Banks 3D.
Ounce preserves-Kate Hill Is,
Mrs. G. F. ByerS ID.
Strawberry preserves Mrs. !. '
Bell LIST, George Sanbower I'd.
Pineapple reserves-Kate Hill I'd
Peach prcservcs-Mrs. lanes Mver
list, Mrs. Charles f. Turner I'd.
/ Pear preserves-Ruth Link lst. Mrs
lack Hoffman I'd.
/ Citron preserves-Mrs. A. w. Bill
myer LIST, Mrs w. L. Herr I'd.
Cherry preserves-Mrs. Waite
| CrOwl list, Mrs. G. l.. Moore I'd.
Red tomato preserves Mrs. w. |
Herr LIST, Mrs. Herbert Miller ID.
yellow tomato preserves Mrs. Le
nora Widmyer LIST, Mrs. Laura Cool
Apple Jelly Mrs. w. L. Herr lst
Mrs. Charles Turner ID.
Plum preserves Katie Arthur Is,
Kate Hendricks ID.
Raspberry preserves Mrs. { n
Moore LIST, Frances DALEY ID.
Currant Jelly Mrs. VI NJ Jenkins
81. Mr.. Lcrora wiimvlr -
Black raspberry ici,y Mr., r q
Chcnowith lst Mrs II. T. Link 81
Ounce Jelly Bette Shcetz list.
Laura Sanhowcr 2i.
,,a b1ms3n ijgIIy-Grace Link rst. Kate
:. Plum Jelly Jennie Hn Is, Kerna
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

THE American Wooden Company is
spending hundreds of thousands Of
dollar trying to show tina, the public
should buy its product at the extortion-
ate prices it still demands. Better cut
the prices to fair and reasonable figures
than to try to deceive the people by
plausible but fallacious argument.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

L. J. Mcdonald; (3) Howard Mckee
Wine Sap-CD l.. J. Mcdonald:
(2) Howard Mckee.
Staymen-U L. J. Mcdonald: (2)
Benjamin Hartzell; (3) H. e. Mar
shall.
Best Display Grapes-U) Benja-
min Hartzell; (2) Howard Mckee,.
Best Display Peaches-(D C. J.
Miller; (2) Howard Mckee; go Hugh
Mckee.
Best Display Pears-(D Benjamin
Hartzell; (2) r. w. Power.
lest ID solay Plums-() Hugh Nc
ce: (2) Howard Mckee; 80 Benja-
min Hart-ell.
Bcst Display Quinces-W G. B.
VanAetre; (2) J. b. VanMetre: Cd
Miss Jennie Hill.
Registered Jersey Department
Bull. year and overly G. II.
Whiting and w. l.. Folk, Golden
Ferns Crown Prince; (2) II. c.
Lamp; (0 d. T. Jones, Eminent's
Fox Rockdale.
Bull. one year old and under two
% ]. G.. Debaugh. Allendale's
Torona.
Cow 3 year old and over-U =.
e. Debaugh. Roma May Pogis; (2)
G. II. Whiting. White Alice Print
cess; (3) H. c. Lamp.
Hcifer two years old and unuer
thrce-O G. II. Whiting, Berkel v
Girl; (2) H. c. Lamp; (3) II. L
. Lamp.
Heifer one year old and under two
J. G.. Debaugh, Ferns Julia; (2)
w. l.. Folk, Stamps Babe OF C. v;
(3) ID. Jones, Bess Oxford Rose.
/ Heller calf under one year old 90
| G) Folk Bros, Oxford Majesty Jo-
sephire; (2) J. G. Debaugh. Roam S
Beauty; CD Folk Bros, Majesty Cal
! labelle.
Herd Pure Bred Jerseys-OJ. G..
Debaugh; e )G. H. Whiting; co
H. G. Lamp.
Grand Champion Bull-G. H
| Whiting.
Grand Champion Junior Bull / E.
| G. Debaugh.
Grand Champion Female-FoiX
Bros, Oxford Majesty's Josephine.
special $500 prize Registered Jersey
under one year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

THE greedy and unreasonable
anthracite coal miners are still on
strike, regardless of the expense and
suffering that their stubbornness and
Unsuitable demands cause to millions
OF people. The union leaders have
accepted the award Of the federal COM
mission, but the ink was not dry on the
agreement before they had presented
new demands. The American people
are truly long suffering, to submit to
such exactions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

PAPER clothing made in Austria is
being shown in the United States. One
can buy in Europe a fairly good suit
for SIS cents, while a suit 60 per cent
cloth and 40 per cent paper can be
purchased for S265 in American
money. Oh, that somebody would
bring them to the United States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09
CARD OF THANKS.

The Board of Directors of Morgan's
Grove Fair Association take this
method of expressing their thanks to all
who helped in the several departments
OF the fair, especially those in the
ladies' department BY order Of the
president
W. ". KNODE. Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

AN interesting tour is being made
by Governor Cox through the North
west, and great crowds OF people are
giving him a hearty welcome and lis
tening to him attentively.
Senator Harding's managers are
still afraid to let him of of his front
porch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09
Vegetable Department

Best display garden products-GN
Benjamin Hartzell; (2) Howard Nc
Kee; CD Howard Mckee.
Cabbage-O Benjamin Hartzall.
(2) John Wright; (3) Chas. E. Tur-
ner.
Table Beets-D Pauline Randall;
(2) Chas. E. Turner; (3) Joseph
VanMetre.
Stock Eeets-(D Howard Mckee.
(2) Howard Mckee.
Tomat cs-D E. H. Barnhart;
(2) Benjamin Hartzell.
Celery-O Benjamin HI rtzell.
Rhubarba-O Mrs. A. L. White;
(2) Benjamin Hartzell
Peppers D D. NJ. Stanley; (2)
]. Allen Link; (3) Herbert Hartzell.
OnionS-CD b. R. VanMetre; (2)
Pauline Randall; (3) Miss Kate Hill
Lima Beans-Q)Mrs R. X Cross;
(2) Pauline Randall; (3) Mrs. George
Cross.
Onion Sets-U Mrs. ]. F.. Ran
dial; (2) c. II. Moore; (3) c. H.
Moore.
Carrots (D Benjamin Hartzel;
W f1O"aTu MChee.
Cucumbers-O Liza Randall; (2)
c. H. Moore; (3) Frank Cave,
Parsnips-U Benjamin Hartzell.
Salsify-O Howard Mckee; (2)
Benjamin Hartzell; (3) John Wright.
Pumpkins-O Benjamin Hartaell;
(2) Mrs. j. F.. Randall.
Best Display Snap Beans-U d.
NJ. Stanley; (2) Miss Sarah Byers.
Largest Gourd-W Franklin Nc
Quilkin; (2) Irwin Widmyer.
Best Home-raiscd Watermelon -
O j. F. Randall; (2) Miss Anna
Oliver.
Homegrown Cantaloupe- Frank
Cave; (2) Liza Randall; (3) j. Ferd
Randall.
Largest Sunflower-U Mrs. 10 L.
Walper; (2) Mrs. R. X. Cross; (3)
Franklin McQuilkin.
Burbank Potatoes-U Joseph
VanMetre.
Beauty of Hebron Potatoes-U ].
II. Hollida; (2) Franklin McQuilkin.
Best Snowflake Potatoes-W Frank
lin McQuilkin.
Rural New York Potatoes G
Franklin McQuilkin.
White Star Potatocs-U Miller
Rush.
Early Trophy Potatoes-m y.
Allen Link; (2) G. l.. Fraley.
Early Rose Potatoes-C) Benjamin
Hartzell; (2) Franklin McQuilki'r
! (3) Miller Rush.
Canada Victor Potatoes - ~
Franklin McQuilkin; (2) Miller. Rush
(3) Miller Rush.
Sweet Potatocs-DF Franklin Nc
Quilkin: (2) Frank Cave.
! Homemade Soap % Liza Ran
Dial; (2) Mrs. c. a. Coffinbargcr:
| (3) Geneva Garner.
Vegetable Peach-O Robert Har.
yey, Jr.
Irish Cobbler Potatoes m Gladys
Hartzell; (2) Herbert Hartzell; (3)
| Miss Sarah Bycrs.
Table Pumpkins-W Benjamin
Hartzell; (2) l.. II. Mcdonald.
SQuash-D Patrick McGroth; (2)
Robert Harvey, Jr.
Cymling (D J. F.. Randall: (2)
Benjamin Hartzcn; (3) Mrs. j. i.
Randall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09
MORGAN'S GROVE FAIR.

The Morgan's Grove fair closed last
Friday after four days Of ideal weather
and with a record Of having pleased
many visitors, with no untowarc acct
dent or incident. There was a very
large crowd present on Thursday.
some persons estimating the attend
ance at close to 5000. On the other
days there were not so many visitors,
but those who took the time for this
annual holiday enjoyed meeting friends
in the lovely spot. II was a bad thing
for the fair that no amusements Of
any sort had been provided-not even
-go-round to entertain the
children-and the management has
been severely criticised for its failure
to secure attractions. Ii is agreed
that some effort must be made TO pro-
vide amusement and entertainment,
else the fair will be killed Even the
old man who sold painkiller was not at
his accustomed place.
The baby show on Friday caused
considerable interest. II was conduct
ed by n. l.. Snyder and Mrs. Chas. r
Freeman, and the judges were Mrs. r
A. Kunnmell, Of Baltimore, Miss Abbie
Hoxton, OF Alexandria, and Mrs. n. C.
Malone, Of Shepherdstown. There
were many entries, and it was noted
that the babies were especially swee,
and attractive. The following prizes
were awarded:
Prettest boy baby, silver cup
awarded to Henry Walton Morrow
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthvan w Nor.
row, near Shepherdstown; second
prize was won by Francis Leavel
Ware, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ware
of this vicinity.
Prettiest blonde girl, Margaret Anna
Nottingham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer Nottingham, of Eastville, Va
Prettiest brunette girl, Nancy Clag
gett Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert c. Miller, OF Kearneysville.
Fattcst baby, first prize. Charles
Henkle Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Miller, Of the Uvilla neighbor
hood; second prize. James Edgar Ham
mond, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hammond, Of Bardane.
The finest twins were Robert Lee and
George Moler Murphy, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Murphy, of Moler's Cross
Roads.
The tournament was held Friday af.
ternoon. There were a number oil
contestants, but the riding seemed tc
be not up TO the mark of former years
Capt. John Kyd Beckenbaugh was
manager Of the tournament.
The following are the prizes in the
several departments, so far as we were
able to secure them:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

AT DEVILS Lake. North Dakota, on
Tuesday Governor Cox made what was
undoubtedly an honest expression of
his sentiments on the prohibition ques-
ton. AS he was shaking hands with
an anxious woman she asked him what
his stand is on prohibition, and he re-
piled:
MY dear lady, have always voted
dry, and do not intend TO interfere
with the eighteenth amendment"
We believe that temperance people
may accept this statement at its actual
face value.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

THE Tennessee Legislature has
rescinded its action ratfying the suf-
frage amendment, but it is generally
regarded as too late, as the ratification
Rad been certified to the Secretary of
State and the official federal proclama-
tion promulgated. We have no doubt
that women will be entitled to a vote
IN November-and now that the
amendment is a reality it is their pa
triotic duty to cast their ballots. Ev-
cry intelligent woman should prepare
10 vote in accordance with her honest
sentiments at the coming election,
whether she was for the suffrage
amendment or not Duty must now
take the place of prejudice as we'll as
of conviction
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

Hives, Don't scratch. Use Ovens
sulphur and cream of tartar lozcngcs,
the best.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

1T is quite apparent that the SEN
atorial investigating committee doesn't
want any real information concerning
that Si5,OOO,oOO Doodle fund which
Governor Cox has charged is being
raised to buy the presidency for Sen
ator Harding. At hearing in
Chicago on Tuesday Edmund H.
Moore, the personal representative
of Governor Cox, appeared before
the committee with evidence and
information, but the Republican
members of the committee, instead of
accepting his proof, bullyragged him
10 such an extent that he was ready to
get into a fist fight.
The ruth Will hurt. Therefore the
committee doesn't want the truth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

AN extra session Of the West Viz
GINA Legislature has been called BY
Governor Cornwel! to assemble in
Charleston next Tuesday, September
l4th, for the purpose of amending the
registration and election laws of the
State so as to permit women to be
legally registered and to facilitate their
voting. The Governor had not expect
ed to call an extra session for this pur-
pose, but the Attorney General having
given an opinion that women would
have to appear personally before the
registrars, he felt that the laws would
have to he amended in order 10 CIV. tn.
women proper opportunity 10 excr-
else their new privilege.
Our lawmakers will. We hope. he
both gallant and wise in providing f.-
the comfort and convenience of the
women of the State as they shall cast
their first vote in West Virginia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

NEITHER party can claim the entire
credit for the passage Of the suffrage
amendment, and though in our opinion
the Democrats are entitled to the
greater share of the gratitude of those
who so earnestly desired this privi-
lege, at the same time it will not cause
the women to feel blind and unaucs-
toned obligation to either of the two
great parties.
1t is coed thing for the country
that such is the case. When the
negroes were enfranchised the Repub
llcan party, naturally, made them to
feel the obligation, and to this day it is
almost impossible TO get colored man
to vote anything else than a solid
Republican ticket. 1t is not we'll that
such large body of voters should
vote en- masSe, intelligently or unintei-
ligently as the case may be.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09

Largest Variety Fruits W Zen
jamin Hartzcll; (2) Hugh Mckee.
Best Display Apples Cd l.. j..
Mcdonald, GU Joseph Stridcr; CO
Howard Mckee.
Sweet Dough (2) Hugh Mckee.
Grimes Goldcn-G w. X. Lcggc.
, l.. j. Mcdonald; (3) Howard
Mckee.
HaIdwin-W Howard Mckee; CO
Howard Mckee.
H.i Streak W Franklin Nc
uilkin.
York Imperial UD l.. J. McDp3.
Id; CD w. r. Legge; (3) Howard
Zen Davis On l.. j. Mcdonald:
- W. X. I"ss"; GU Howard Nc
It'o.
Black rwig W w. II. Lgge; CO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
THE PRIMARY ARSURDITY

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03
TIE JOHNSON CANDIDACY

The remarkable race made by Hiram
Johnson in New Jersey following his
victory in Michigan and strong vote in
illinois, gives occasion for serious
thought. The Intelligsncer has hereto
fore pointed out that Senator johnson
represents. particularly, the issue Of the
League of Nations. He Is one OF the ir-
reconcilibles. so Tar as the peace treaty
Is concerned. He Is not only opposed TO
the League OF Nations With reser-
vations. but is opposed 70 It In any
form. His opposition has been active
and persistent. The nomination OK Sen
ator Johnson will bring that issue TO
the front, and we are inclined 10 believe
will create complications that may seri-
ously tmperil Republican success. Tho
large majority OF the Republican MEM
bership in the United States Senate
rayors tho League OF Nations with
ample qualifications and reservations.
They are on record to that effect. not
only once but many times. Nearly one
half Of the Democratic membership In
the same body took the same position
IL will Do seen, therefore, that any
alignment OF either party upon this
question would provoke a division OF
party lines that might seriously dis
locate present party organizations. and
certainly imperil Republican victory in
tho fall.
II Is difficult 10 analyze tho motives
which impel large body Of men to sup
mort an individual candidate. Whatever
may be the thought back Of the strength
which Senator johnson has shown In
number OF states. II is reasonably GER
tain his candidacy will eventually
arouse moro bitter opposition than per-
haps that OF any other one OF the actir"
sspirants. In many sections. whether
Justly or unjustly he Is regarded as the
ono candidate whose nomination might
be dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-03

prea ched on the topic. How to Live a
Successful Christian Life" His ad-
dress was directed chiefly to the con-
vcrts made during the revival series.
Constant prayer, in church and else
where. careful study Of the Scriptures.
an active interest in the church ana
its various branches were the three
most important features Of help To
christian service urged Ivy the cvangc-
list.
The singing. directed by IT, +. Storr.
was perhaps tho most spirited and most
effective OF the revival series.
\ regrcttable incident Of the day was
the absence of the pianist, Miss Beulah
Docrr. who was called home Saturday
by the critical illness Of her sister.
Large thank offerings were given by
congregations at yesterdays service
One Of the offerings was given by the
choir at the evening service, an envelope
presented by Mrs. Arthur Lazenby. Mrs.
LaZcnby also presented large bouquet
TO Mrs. Hamilton, who has directed the
the children's work, who was also the