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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
PANAMA CANAL IS
REVENUE PRODUCER
Best Year Financially IN Its Six
in Operation Shows Excess OF
S2.387. 500.
nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

n
Washington. Nov. 23 The Panama
Canal has closed the hest year tinan-
,,ally IN its six wears of operation with an
,,cess of a.. IS. 500 IN revenue over the
.x,wnsr of operation and maintenance.
Rrigadicr General Chester Harding,
Governor of the Panama Canal, predicted
IN his annual report 20 the Secretary OF
Mar made public today. that within
rrAsonlng period oi normal world con-
,isins the cnral will earn an actual prot
Il pn its cost. which has been S:S66.650.
900 exclusive of expenditures for ITS mill
tar, and naval off~~se In the meantime,
the General added. the Canal Is per
forming an important commercial ser
,lce nv stimulating American trade with
the west coast of South America and the
Orient More than - per cent of the cargo
handled through the canal since ITS open
ne WAS IN transit between the | mtcd
states and South America. and l4i per
cent WAS between the Atlantic coast OF
the nited States and the Orient
Within the SIN wears ot operation,
General Hardings report said. there has
h,cn a marked increase in traffic through
the canal notwithstanding the fact that
the Wnr' tnrlcrcd with the nor
maldc elopment Of 1ccan- -golrgcommerce
N,ttr t H.. uf the nltCd States
infp the war there WAS a decrease IN COM
urrc,al tratiic. due & the diversion of
certain lines of ships u transatlantic sCr-
nee hut this was more than offset by the
increase IN traffic growing or OF the war.
chiefly On account oi the development Of
thc nitrate trade with the Pacific coast to
south tmeTiCa
DISCUSSING the amount Of money eN-
pended b, The I nn"d states on the C&na!,
Governor Harding said
The Investment, from one po,nt OF
,rcW may be regarded As having been
made and Justifed in the creation Of an
invaluable element II national defense
h thi> hc true the anal has an additional
,luc ia rendering useful service IN time
VI peace and IN .cturninG 70 the Federal
Treasury revenue mo-c than sufficient TO
,teirav the expense oi II, operation and
maintenance Il j. capable q dong more
Than this amt u j. not m IDLE prediction
7. state that with psnpcy management
dirretcd along tho lines .. a large business
enterprise il Will within a reasonable
prr'l - normal world conditions earn
sn actual proht On the cost From an
,nalysIs made undes reasonable a,Sump-
tlun. "a stuau'hosi1atlou. drpvcciatiCn. oh
saleSCenre and interest u = estimated that
with An annual revenue oi three tunes that
ii 1920 tho anal VIII make financial
return On The investment The time re-
uulrei 70 produce tins result VIII bc Affect
"a bv any changes in legislation affecting
charges Tor tolls
Ia the year , 1i5 vessel, passed through
the canal. 81 which =. as wee commercial
iransits Tolls and othe. revenues amount
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
AN ENEMY TO GOOD HEALTH

Goof health has no greater enemy than
constipation. You cannot keep fit"
for work Or play if the bowels are irregu-
lar or clogged with a decomposed mass
of undigested food from which the blood
picks up disease-causing impurities and
carries them throughout the entire system
Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild but
sure in action They Danish biliousness,
sick headaches, sour stomach and other
ills caused BY Indigestion Take orc to-
night and you viii feel better in the
morning n b. Danforth, Market &
Second Sts ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
ATLANTIC CITY LOSES
1921 SHRINE MEETING

Atlantic CITY. Nov. % Definite an
uourccnent was made here Yesterday
that the 1921 session Of the Imperial
Council Of the Mystic Shrine will not be
held j., Atlantic City ~ decided upon at
the Portland, Oregon. meeting, but wlll
20 10 Houston. Texas. instead. The session
i said 10 involve a visitation OF 1000
people. and the city's loss Is estimated
~ one million dollars Local shriners claim
that 4 difference with one hotel only
here led 70 the withdrawal oi the gather
lIg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

But IL remained for the utrn-exciusivc
Wheeling buds to institute n new 'leg
gear," n patriotic fad, and TINT IN the
hapiral puttee" hose, close wrapped around
the shapely limb in place Of sock or stock
ing.
They come in all colors. As a matter
If fact, several girls have appeared on the
streets wearing the new spiral hose made
of cloth To match their gowns
The spiral hose has several advantages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
\. Y. TRIBUNE EDITOR DEAD.
George NJ. Smith Suecumbs TO Ptomaine
Poisoning

New York, Nov % George NJ.
smith. managing editor of New York
Trlbure, died suddenly st his home yes
tcrday from ptomaiUe poisoT ing, comph-
Gated with heart disease. He had been
Ill since last Tuesday
Thirty years ago Mr.. smith began
ms newspaper activities or the Newark.
y. j.. Advertiser. later serving the New
York TribuIe and The sun. He joined
The Evening sun IS managing editor
in 1912 In October, 1919, he became
managing editor OF the Tribune
He leaves a widow, o son and Il daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
YOUNG CASTELLANE TO MARRY. i.

PARIS. Nov. p The engagement IS
announced Of Mile Constance Yvonne
Potenotre, only daughter Of Jules Paten-
otrc. formerly French Ambassador at
Washington and Count Bonn de Castel-
lane. eldest son Of Marquis Boni de
Castellanc
The engagement is the more interesting
to Americans because the young lady's
mother was born an Elverson Of Phila-
cdclphia and the young man mother wa 5
q Gould Of New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

oysrth, semi-fashonabIe w,oilen s,ck
or the open work stockinp. One young
one said: "They are ~ easy 10 put on,
keep the limbs warm md ft snugly all
around They ran be worn with gowns
cnt rather short and they give ono feel
ing Of security below such ~ Ovcraeaa
boys had
The first two young damEeis who
appcarcd on one ~ the principal streets
during the rush noon hours in "spirals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
SPIRALED HOSE.
Wheeling. w. Va, Girls Set New Fashion
In Leg Wear"

Wheeling, w Va, Nov. % Wheeling
society girls are setting pace for Dame
Fashion. Bare legs, painted legs, gauzy
imported from Paris, Deauvlle and
other French centres Of fashion. all have
been taken up by American society women
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

blocked tho aideunlk for ditfanrs F.iI
"insstent oulypsefH d. T'r
them high and tghi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the salts
faction Of many and will be TO you.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine
tablets The genuine bears the signature
of T. ". Grove 3cc-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
DEATHS.

BENDER 10 this city November 20,
1870 Grant Render
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from his late residence 81 Pop
clock kequiem mass a. y Mary
Church lnterment 81 Cathedral ccme-
CoOk-At Hockessin on November p
1920. Thomas Cook. aged = years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
ihc funeral from ,he RESIDENCE q
day November 2S services At the house a
. m intcrment az NJ salem cemetery.
LONG At Brack n on November -
1920 jeremiah Long ased 80 years
Relatives friends Brand y vine Conclavc.
~ ! HcptaSophs or " n are invited
fo attend tho funeral services az his late
residence a. BratN ~. on Friday after
a. SllverhrOok cemetery
TpRTFR In IhIs city on November -
1870 Georsranna Dale VIE - William
~ Porter aged ~ wears
funeral services viii he held at her late
rrsidencc ill5 " seventh street on Wed
nrsday November - al y N Intcrmcni
a. RtvcrVicv cemetery
ROONEY In this CITY on November -.
go Anne Rooney a. the nome OF her
brother J II Rooney 9OS Franklin street.
services a. sacred Heart Church Wednes-
day morning az = o clock InteTmcnt ar her
former homo IL RCnnva pa on Thursday
NOVEMBER -
SMITH In this city on November 20.
1920 Elmer q smith aged 80 years
Relatives friends and Improved Order OF
-srNIces At ms late residence No. 2l01 Van
nuren street on Wednesday afternoon. No
vember - al 3u q cipCh lntcrmcnt al
I.ombardy cemetery
NADSIEN In NeE Castle Del on No
vcfnber - 1920 William husband of
Anna Nadsiey
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend he funeral services al ms late residence
lie Harmony street. on Wednesday after
noon November - at o clock. Inter
nlent a. Giebe GENE terry
The relatives and friends OF deceased
ul~Intsers - the santa Maria Council No.
laf ~ q invited 10 attend ne
mortal mass ~ pcter Cathedral Thurs
da1 morning q clock
Additional death notices received too late
fof Tins column viii be found on Financial
fiagt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

The relatives and friends OF deceased
members - the santa Maria Council No
IaS y ~ arr invited 10 attend . me
morial mass N - Pcte- Cathedral Thurs
dat morning a. clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

Additional death notices received too late
fage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

The classified ads in today's paper are
different from those printed Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Black Dress Goods

Sou viii always fine here an up to date
fnc % dependable BLACK dress fabrics in the
fashionable WeaVes French serges broad
Cl0th t4ssahs English m0hairs Presty's
novelty wtaves Prices start az 1925 and
~ 10 - 90 i yard
0nls the best dress goods ii this black
Gods depart tment famous for 40 years
The SMITH ZOLLINCER co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
Special for Tomorrow
Fur Trimmed Coats :: Wrappy Coats
e: s:: S:; e.: $3.50 $: :;;;:;: :;:: s:;:::
IN THE NEW WANTED SHADES LINED WITH FINE
QUALITY NOVELTY SILK.

Two striking features emphasize this unusual selling event
assorments complete that every fashions Wm inds eX
display Favorable purchases from i've q NeW
Yorks leading aers makes possible for cry woman y D
below standard east months
MANY these coats trimmed collars o Australian Cpos
sum Hudson Seal Natural Opossun Skunk Opossum and ever
popular he
market produced On Sale First Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

As japan produces but little more
than half the sugar IL consumes %
is fostering the cultivation OF sugar
hrcts In MNnrhuTiH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

alley blaze of flame Tho dog
dnricd into drug store. where the
fire was put out Though badly
burned, the tcrricr b. still alive ana
has been adopted 10y Mrs &. A
Quiscubery tUg East Second
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
EXPO" REVIVED
AT BIG BANQUET
hoo Business Men Listen
to Oratory of McKeen
From st. Louis.
AGRICULTURE NEEDED
Almost 100000 Pledged to
Exposition Project
Planned for City.

what business men consider most
Important step in materiaizing the
.TIIsa live stock and industrial exposi
tou was taken last uight when ap-
IroNimatcly 100 men gathered at q
dinner at Hotel Tulsa and listened
to q stirring address on production
uv Harry x Mckccn, of the produc-
non bureau % fthe 81. Louis cham
bcr Of commerce.
The luncheon was given and the
lncoting called by the local chamber
'of commerce for the purpose OF
WI piping into reality the exposition
yians, which have Jagged lately.
Mr. McI<cen, a vertable whirlwind d
Of oratory and common sense while
lauding Tulsa's business men for
their energy I'm developing the oil
ir dustry, called upon them forCibly
10 lend hand IN developing tho
arrtcultural interests of Tulsa's trade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

here last night. Funeral arrange
ments have not been decided upon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

tful scenes interpreted by groups
of artisticnlly costum,d girls. the
following solo parts made the pre-
scutation especially pleasing aud
brought forth numerous comments
of appreciation because of the nm
ished artistry of the dancing and act
ing
Darkness. Lillian Randall Light.
Glenn Glenn Spruili suns Herald,
Mildred Kaiser. sun. Jrclcu Wooden
Ocean. Georgia Aspinwau. Prosper
ity. Leone Rubcrson butterfly. hur-
leuc Ninu. Ruchlrd Of Happiness,
bucllo southern spirit ot Mountain.
Leone Robertson wood Nymph,
Josephine simmons Shcphordc"",
Marian ForrCstor sunset Helen
Wooden Moon. Elizabeth pr thspcl.
pustmdC. AlphurCttl Scott
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Set Dog Afire After
Pouring on Gasoline

\ NJ Wclch. humane agent is
looking Tor someone who was 50
mean as tu set fire to small FOX
terrier Monday night after pouring
on gasoline. Mr. aud Mrs. Tucker
while crossing the alley near tn"
Grand thcatcr Monday evening
heard yclps of pain from the dog
and then saw the dog coming up tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

territory. toEetl cr with the schools
and the churches
Would you like 60 increase your
business and your bank deposits from
VI 600 900 TO S5,0Oo,00O a ycar?" ne
asked Gould you take care OF this
increased business" pherc was a
chorus of assent Then develop
this wonderful land that lies on all
sides OF your city Bring TO reality
this exposition II will do more than
anything else to stimulate interest In
things agricultural. IL will mean mill
lions OF dollars to your city and your
community during the coming
years"
G. S Avery wos tods!mlgter
George IIoCopb. engineer i'm charge
Of the exposition. announced that an
the necessary land had been pur-
ch1sed and part of u paid for
With tn" money already paid IN To
date s9I,000 had been pledged
Mr.. HolcOmb announced that all
members of the real estate exchange.
which rs TO handle the lots near tho
exposition grounds and their salcs-
men, will spend the next two weeks
selling stock in the exposition They
will begin Monday morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
SCHOOL PAGEANT
WELL ATTENDED
Packed House Applaudes
Work of 400 High
School Girls.

An enormous crowd packed COM
Vcntion hall last night 90 witness The
presentation of The Land of
Democracy "a pageant which was
presented by the girls physical
training class OF the high school. un-
der the direction Of Miss Ethel
Mcalcy, physical supervisor Of the
girls physical training department..
Practically every department In
tho high school had some part in
tho production. The boys glce club
rendered several musical numbers
I'M presentation and most Of tho cos
tunes were made by the home cco-
Monies department
In addition 90 number of beau
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

Funeral services for James Pat
tie. age SO, who died az his fathers
home iilO south Eigin, Thursday
after short Illness, were held al
the residence Yesterday afternoon,
with Rev 6. 4. Cannady Of the
Baptist church officiating Burial
was in Oaklawn cemetery. Pattie Is
survived By wife and mother and
father.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
The MOrtudry


Campbell.
j. G. Campbell. Is years old. oil
field worker. died late Thursday
night after "A hard fight against
death Campbell was carried into
air by bull wheel sunday after
noon near Beggs lie was thrown TO
the ground and his skull crushed. lie
was formerly an attorney In Lance,
Mich, where his body was shipped
Friday night for burial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
steele,

Edwin Mitchell steele, the b.
months-old son OF G. \ steele, 1920
South carson local attorney, died AZ
Muskogec Friday morning after q
short illness The body was brought
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

An explorer has discovered large
tracts OF agricultural and pastoral
land I'm the Northern 1orrtory or
Australia in region heretofore re
uardpd as "A desert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
WOmen'S Motor Corps
To Aid Republicans
In Carrying West Va

Spec al Dispatch To The lntclligcncer.
Charleston. ". Va. oct. l2.-MrS. r.
4 Mcdonald. of Huntington, who Is az
tending the meeting Of h" Rep4bIichn
Associate State Committee. ana VINO
was appointed by Mrs ELLIS y f"st AZ
state director Of the N"ruh. t"hn motor
corps. suld today that the II. tor corps
Is now n pnrt aud parcel az L." Rcpubll-
can organization IN West NlrHlnlh.
The motor corps handled entirely ny
Republican women has strong pTranlEh-
tIuna In many az the West virginia
cities and Is formed or women Volun
tcrring the urr Of their 'cnrh and their
personal arrNl,r during Uhc prerldrhtlhI
campaign The corps IL ~ br ur"h Tor
the transportation Of rpeal'crn pnrhdeH.
for general mrriInEr and for such other
rcrvICca n' rrnv he rendered tho O. q. J..
Mrn. Macdonald ntht"h TINT tho WON
en- w-ro rendy nj an times 10 d" avery
Ihinp rugHrrtcd nnd TINT rhc hnh been
-urprirod at the rrrrdv development OF
tho motor corps In rlil"r Hike Hunting
ton Cha-lrrI"n. rnrkrrrburR. Wheeling.
ClnrknhurT Fnirmunl mud other pln'"n.
Hrnrrnrd- uf blue felt with IA rampant
clephuni wearing bright rcd hnnd on
which In rmblnsonrd 30. - r.. tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HorELa

RodRers-W. e. Frame. Clarksbu9g.
MoLure--E. V King. Elark.burS:
Howard Ice. rarkersburg. J. l.. henry.
buchanan. H. W. Chaddock. Grafton.
windsor-Mrs. t. o. Murray. Man
nington. l.. lioEe. ClArlCsbnrE. Charles
Lively. Ihrkersburg; {. T.. barnard.
chester. George T.. Taylor. Charles
town
stamm-w. II. Campbell. e. G. Show
alter. rarkcrshurE
/. Noulingor Of Now York city. has
arrived hero aud with spend IL fow days
looking over busrIonh lnIer"alh
Mlnu kaihcryn Met Oakley. or Now
MGrtinaviIIc. Ia visiting frienda In rhi.
city.
= Conway has returned to his
lnosz trip here.
Milan iclolro Clark nr New Martina
villo. II Waiting with friondn and reln-
iivcr horr
william Icriop han returned 10 his
homo In Proctor. nrior buainorn trip
l." ihlr city.
Mlrn Lillian |. No. Of Marietta, o.
Ia vAIilnE with relatives and frt"ndu In
this city.
J. Il Kclly Of Pittsburgh han rs-
turned homo. after spending yesterday
hcrc looking after huRino-S In conncc-
ton with tho company which ho Is CON
ncctcd with.
Miss Evelyn Clark VIII leaTr today
visiting with friends.
Mo, arrived in the city last evening
and will spend a number ~ days look
ing after business
Mr.. and Mrs A. McLeans. OF Phila-
dolphin. are visiting with relatives and
friends here.
Ray r. Smith arrived last nj Ght from
Cincinnati and Will spend few days
looking after business matters.
VILE. Is spending a couple OF days VS.
ting with friends in this city.
NJ. r. Francis has returned to his
home in Steubenville. after brief bus
mess trip here.
City. Mo. has arrived In this city and
viii spend a eounle OF weeks visiting
with friends and relatives.
Miss Catherine Duerr. Will return to
her home the last part or this week at
New Martinsvllle. after visiting with
friends
charles r Cook Of Mddlehourne. for
mcrly OF this city. Is spending few
days visiting with friends.
Mrs Thomas Stewart and daughter.
Miss Eleanor Stewart. OF GreenBablcs.
near Roncy's Point will return homo
Thursday from an "xtend"d trip 10 A.
lantic City and Washington
e = Showar~r. Of FarkersburG. has
returned to his homo after business
visit here.
George Tappv Of tins city will lenve
the latter part NJ the week for visit
TO New York city.
Mr., and Mrs Earl Rraunlich have re-
turned 70 their homo hero after brief
VISIT with relatives in Washington. ia
md Mrs clyde Sttllwell OF Nc
49, ,rc the guests Of Mr. and
welt AZ tho North
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

party emblem. will be borne by cap
tains OF the Republican womcn's motor
corps and other workers. Their motors
will display the Harding automobile
stiCkers
The duties OF the county chairmen
said Mrs. Macdonald. are to make
survcy Of conditions within her county
and mobilize an adequate motor corps.
The importance OF the service to be rem
dccrd should not be mininIzed. Tho
work tn" corps can do during the cam
pat Ign will hc OF the greatest value To
those in charge Their srrv ices In
speakers and supplies VIII
do much ~ bringing the campaign Ia
tho attention Of women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
WEST VIRGINIA

OF tho VT virginia population 81
IGICIO Tor IH"h. nun"un' oil hy III" con
auH bureau american born uumh"t \.
1nh az compared With l.l6aNhl ~ INV.
an Iu,rCnEo IL ~ poI cont, n''"rhlnR '"
ceIIn,tr. mat irpuc, by tho Now spn p"T
FoHiuru IluT"au
SnIIvog of Wcst Virginia number !.
1880. compared with Hll. OF IN lNlh
Natives nT other Elat"u al" -'h.bhh.
compared with ""H.N25.
Foreign born arc 6SnH1. compared
with 5i.2lE
Tho following detailed estimate" snow
n,tiyrs Of Virginia lead all tho "thor
rInI"n with TOO. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
Enre' Activities

The amusemcnt committee Of Wheel
ing lodge No. IS. b. p. O. Elks. has out
lined program or informal social
events to be held at the club during the
winter The frst of a series OF mid
winter club night dances will be held
Monday evening. October is at the club.
and every Elk in tho lodge IL invited 10
attend and bring hiS lady This VIII be
followed by \ number or similar inform
nj events during tn" winter.
The regular dances ~ the club viii
10 iIitintcd October 10 with tho Hal
iuwc'on dance. This will I've especially
enjoyable and there will hr II large at
tcndnur' The Thanksgiving dance Will
be held November - and tho hnnuh
Now Ycnr'a dinner dance and cabaret
viii he IA mast Int sting and elaborate
event Of Now Nchrs Cvn.
Chnrlra Nor,-mnn In chairman Of Tho
committee. which IN CompTiscd OF Carl
knick secretary. lhrl \. Cameron.
tron-urer. William Wid1on. ChnrloH
ThorhRrd and Snm Front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

and his bride left over the Pennsylvania
on an extended eastern trip and on their
return will take up their residence at
the brides home, No. 81 Ohio street.
Mrs Hersey is a we'll known and
popular young lady and has a wide cir
clio OF friends who will shower her win
best wishes Mr.. Herscy, although a
native OF Maine. has been in this city
for some time and conducts music
store in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
OHIO

~ tho OH" r"pula il"n ~ ihh."0H Tor
1870 announced hy Iho 'onrun h"r"au.
American hnru number .hlh nag. n''"rh
Inn In cul Iuniou just luHuSh hv Ia"
NcwRpapor Feature Iili"nu. '"mpnI"h
with iIGRTii IN ibIh an inCr"nr" "I
'DR pcr cent
%nII,e4 of onto number igRI.7Ga com
pared with 1.biG.ODl In lnl0.
NaIiycg nr other riat"a AFRO I33. 6Rl
with G0T.1h" nj 1910
TorriEu. born nTc i23b2". compared
with bgS,1ii IN 1910
Tho following detailed fIEuTcH show
natIvrit Of rcnnsy lVanId Load all thc
A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
C|ACOTES CASE
Trial OF Man OlIArgsd With OHnt1A
Assault for Trial Today ..

Criminal court will convene this morn
cIncotes. charged with criminal assAult
viii como up Judge Alan r. Robinnon
will occupy tho bench. II Is not know!
whnthnr tho case will bo taken up and
dinporod OF or whether II will be con.
tlnurd. al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

suit OF slus with accessories to CORES
pond. Mr.. Louis Bruner was thu at
tendant of the groom.
Following the ceremony. dinner was
served at the home of the bride. at
which there were covers laid for the
families At 1880 o'clock Mr.. Hersey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
MARSHALL GRAND JURY
WORK NOT COMPLETED

Tho Marrhnll county grand jury which
opcnod TN EcrHiOn nj MnunhrVlll" yrn-
i~rdny morning. did not complete" ~
work out 81 n total or ono hundred
wIlncnncn called. only about half or this