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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

London. Ft'b. 2G.-WorkvE> ut Pieye
di Soli@o, IjaIy, have seized he muni-
cipal buildings and proclaimed a so
Wet government, according Ia Rome
'espatch To the Central News. In
lighting between workers and carl
bineers many persons were wounded.
Disorders have also occurred at Wit
9rio, Montebelluna and elsewhere.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
A Fish" STORY
A Quartet Enlist in U. S. Marine
Corns at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Feb. 26.-Answering 9
blood call, perhaps, this Quartet
want to 90 to sea-: Haddock, Pike,
Sturgeon and Trout.
During the past week Alfred ]. Had
dock, Peter f. Pike, Charles c. Stur-
gon and Brooks Trout were accepted
Tor enlisuueat in the United States
marine corps at the recruiting station
here.
This human aquarium" was trans
ferred to the marine corps sea@oiu-
depot al P9rr.s Island, s. c., where
they Will tram for life on the ocean
wave.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
JEWS REACH PALESTINE
Russian Band Pooled Life Savings to
Charter Vessel.


Charter Vessel.
New York, Feb. pa band of 634
Jews from southern Russia, who pool
ed every cent of their savings to char
ter steamer at Odessa with the 81
100000 roubles they raised, have land
ed at Jaffa, in Palestine, according to
despatch made public here by the
Zionist Organization of America.
The immigrants broke through the
governmental and Zionist restrictions
holding them back until the land Is
opened to immigration by the signing
of the treaty of peace with Turkey,
the despatch said.
The entire Jewish community of
Jaffa greeted this, the first large group
of Jews reported to have reached
Palestine, as the advance guard of a
world mass migration of Jews to the
uoly Land" it was stated.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
Complete Investigation Ordered.

Washington, Feb. 26.-A complete
Investigation of the prohibition contro-
yersy i'm Iron county, Michigan, will
5e made by the bureau Of internal
revenue, Commissioner Roper an
uuunCed.
II. NJ. Gaylord, deputy prohibition
commissioner, will leave for Grand
Rapids and Iron River to take up
with the authorities here the con
troversy which led District Prohibition
Commissioner Dalrymple to eclare the
county in 'one revolt"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
Entombed Miner Rescued.

Shenandoah, Pa, Feb. 26.-Entomb-
ed by a sudden rush of coal at Draper
colliery, Peter Burfosky, a miner, had
thrilling experience before he was
released after several hours of hard
work. An alarm was sounded when
il was found Burfosky was prisoner
in his chamber behind tons of rock
and coal and he was taken from his
perilous position in an exhausted con-
.;iti0n due TO his efforts to release
himself.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

AJIOMOBIIE SALESMAN WAN FED
We want at once a thoroughly re
liable energetic salesman to sell
Franklin and REQ Cars and trucks in
Carolina, Queen Anne and Talbot
Counties. To the right man we have
an attractive proposition. Only those
who can produce results need apply.
Experienced man and one familiar
with The territory preferred. THOMP-
SON HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO., Inc.
Eillsboro Maryland 2-12-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
RAILROAD BILL IS
IN WILSON'S HANDS
President is Expected TO Act
Before Monday.

| V-osb,uur,, E.b nf-rh,. rofIroad
hin was sr,t In fine \yb,rr HouSp and
m, ,r,.ff.,.r = .,-,,,.,od f., ,cr an it,
o,,. ,,.,,. ..,. .,,..,.t,, l,..for,. ,l,, .,,,Is
,,, ,.,,-,,,.,..,I -, ,,,,..,.,, .,,,,,.,l tlont
. 4 NJ r.>-r lIooa.,-
7,ba ,osas,,r- ! ,i.orap.Ic onnnsad
nv ,l,g. .,flr..,, .g.,...t. and rnaf,.
| r,,,,a..nr,ri,a. ,.,.. +, ,,...hinot,r
/ ,.,,,..;l,,.i,,,- +l., ,,rf,1a,,,., ,,,.,ros.,l
Cav. ..,r,Ia,..,,r If ,I,a,,. ..,-,io,oa,,ds
,-ar, ,g,,frin., =, ,,,,,o,i,I - tho ax.
a,,1ri,.e ,.l,f,,, hin, f., .y.,n tho bui
| ,fniIa. rno,ss- o,. made nv
C,ao,.,>a p rr,n,n+o, p,,nao:ra Iirar-
/ to, of +b, L,a,.,,ra,,, T,rionaI C,rn.il
Win .,rad tb,+ sn. nr..iran+ bna,. .
! 7oIooari,, from, ,i, n,..,..,,i1a+fnr 70.
,lo,, othor ,f,, f.,,.,,a,,. n,.,,,niyations
l,e,,,..,,ar i, /, 1ar,,,. ..,,,. ,ha yvI.if.,
>-Honsa nre,ad an,,r,,..,1 of the iaoi.Io-
tion
the White House rs to the presidents
| views on The matter. He has had he
fore him for several days a digest Of
{ fbn EilI r,,.aDoraI nv J,frapr,,. Ennarol
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS
ARCHITECT

Edgar G.. Collins, architect ana
builder, recently of Washington, D. G.
now located at 259 Race Street. Es-
Inmates on all trst-class work.
1-2S-1 mo
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
Oil Land Bill Signed.

Washington, Feb. 26.-President
Wilson signed .he oil land leasing bin,
which opens up for development mil,
lions Of acres of land in the west
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

N-ANTEB:-Ouk and Pine Timber
tracts. W have several parties desH-
inE to buy large and small tracts OF
Oak Timber, also others who want pine
tracts. If YOU have either kind to sell
communicate with our offices at once.
DIME REALTY CO, Cambridge, Mary
land, offices l22 High street.
l-l7b-tueS. .thurS&Sat
2-lS-r 2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE-The farms now owned
by the undersigned; one water front
location; another on State Road; pric-
tune to relieve present owner Of ac-
tive management for this year. Also
one Cleveland caterpiller tractor and
ploWS, in good condition and ready for
service, used about one year at about
one-half price. HENRY L. JOHNSON.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

President Aids Suffrage in Oklahoma
Washington, Feb. 26.-President
Wilson appealed 10 the legislature OF
Oklahoma 10 ratify The federal suf
Irage amendment.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
FOR SALE


FOR RENT:-HOuse on Washington
street, apply LEWIS WINGATE "A t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26
WANTED

WANTED-Toung man clerk, mus
be OF good character, and both recon-
mendation. PHILLIPS HARDWARE
co 2-2-0-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

NANIED:-An experienced young
lady to assist in Office work. Must be
good stenUg phcr, Easy work with
good pay. Address L, care or Banner
Office. 2-25-31
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE-Extra fine large white
Irish potatoes 81 per bUsheI Tor two OF
more bushels, grade potatoes $1.75 per
bUshel, l busheI or more delivered.
Apply DR.. T. w. SPRANKLIN. Lodge
CI-1Ie Earm. CamhridGe Md. 2-2O-tr
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE:-Gasoline motor boat
apply LEWIS WINGATE. 2-24-4i
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR RENT OR SALE-Six room
house formerly occupied by Frank
given at once. Apply DANIEL II. MAR
SHALL 50OEt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE:-Six room house on
Muir street, Cheap to quick buyer ap-
ply MILLIANI- PRITCHETT. 1-24-5t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE-Three GROOM houses at
Nos. II. 10 and II on Cemetery ave-
nue.. J. a. JORDAN Glenburn Ave,
Phone 70. 2-23-4f
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-26

FOR SALE:-Overland touring car
with & 5 enclosed winter top, new IL
painted, good tires. engine in fine run
ming oIoer. Snap to d quick buyer.
&FpIy TO JAS. ~ SLACUNfS GARAGE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
CORNWELL CANCELS
ORDER TO WITHDRAW
FEDERAL TROOPS

,,l..t.-, -. &. ,., ni i-,,I
li""r" "'"'""'h Ia Mimr" '"unlE "lIl
remain ,u wat NnrInin T"r dhr urrnrnI
n I.,, ~ a., .,,,. ,L,,,,,n,I ,,,, tho
P"'' ~ ''" '''"'' nv" ''""
'."r"w"ll stated i"uirhl
Ih" H"r"'""' "I"l'h ih"' h" hnd ~"
'Ih"h Mary ','u"iml Ii'nh. 81 F"ri I'"n
In"'m II'i'''"r Ind lhn' h' ""nlh -
uu'" ~" wNhI'""'I - ~" 'i'".I" :" 20
h"r !. hu' ""uIl 'ni"'l lhhi i'pH'r '"
hwaIi "N"n'nnll''"'
Nh"n Eh""n "'"l'n'"' ''.u'h NV
I'"lhl i''Ihh' N''h' " ~ w"
nlt"d Mine N"h hrl' lhf'h''hlhR
sirIk" "f nTrnuIh'd iNl"'r ~ IA" "Hi".
thc E"Hcru"" rnid
! n"iiii"h Major ''"n"rnl R'hh carry
In Ia" w'"k ihhl would request ~"
wlIhdTnwIl 81 Ia" federal troop" on
~ t"h"r !. nnl cent y copy "f III" letter
/" InnT" l'hir"n. "h" Immediately ~"
iln"d N" Sh"ilii 81 MIhI" county, H'
""rlInG To COPY ~ '"I''T "hl'h !
T"""lf"d this AFTERNOON
In Ni"w 81 III" Wrlk" ihr"h, ann
cancel nlJ T'uh'ht Tor frHl"NhI "I INV
lrp"U". ana T'nu'hl lIlht Ih"N remain I"f
TIA" present 1T l"h'. awaiting ''"h'uhh'
Ties.
'lI"9i!"" I" r"n"N" va" troops now
Win IN" 'hAIE' "t'i''hrH h""h"S hn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
CLOSE FIGHT
FOR NEVADA
David Lawrence Surveys Pol.
itical Situation In West
ern State
"a, DAVID LAWRENCE.

topl right by The lut"iIigcnCcr.)
Reno Nov. Sept. - Nov ada Is "A close
state thts Year yCar Normally. il is
Democratic by a comfortable MINORITY
although tho majority ot I.ho" whicn
Wilson Got in 1915 was overwhelming
ONLY about 5000 to - 6Dn votes ar"
USUALLY east. I.n0O II virtually 10 per
cent majority.
The Erpu6liranS who think Harding
Will carry Nevada count upon him To
win BY hvc hundred votes. That's how
close they UguT' ma iOritI"S IN small
state The Republican optimism - has
.d eutlr"lv upon the disattr'iI"n Hm"n =
the Democrats and the continued mur-
murings WhI,h has h""u going on
against the wilson administrator. The
RrpubIl,an leaders rSilmttr IN" shlIt
~ Democrats Harding VIII be "nsid"r-
abir bat dl>'nt'r,>lri "bs"rt"rS Il" h"t
believe II viii hc enough
THAT tiu,,ruui '"N Vlll get N"Nhhh =
the tnut- i,r-',nrIlr ,.,I.''iHII'n ihhh
a IrrubIl.uu 'I,l"E ih"uEh ~ must l."
recorded h'r f.' whatever riEhll' '""'r
u may have TtI ih' I'"IiiI' way f"I't
encounters h0ph It"punii' a" h"r'" 1"
HiaISh that At" ""turllr i''""' fn''
aud q -hah~ 81 tho h'ni ard "a hIi "f
auslrIY Ih"uph l.. ~" 'u'rr,' h'"rn'
among the i,.m", ,nIn i'n'i',' g." th''H"
aarnr HtntoH
'rhc Ir"m"rro'I' '""trl' nn- h""" lee"
due ;" diaUTgn'is 'il"u - Urit."hl h"'"
uunrier- nnd In,l 81 fu"I - '"'.
have h'cu si-~ -, ,u.,t' rI''n" ""' -
lrnvrrl, vhcu tho r'n,'" .m'"T' 'iT"''""
rorrrutilco hrgau r'u'l'U"H ''i"r'lr"
nnnu, ru l,,n u CIV" MANY - '"'' 49,
ou' vest the Irprrr -tr.u ih'f 'h" l'"'""
rrati, rrmrrlEn w. fniur' - 'h.
worry uirri
T'crhapp rhr rr~r'"7' N,uhl. ~ %" ~"
Other hnnI that 80, i"Yuhn, m Fun"r
from Ia this alnrr g. rrn'h-
Tn" Rruuhl',u l"r'l'r" f"'t fh"F WI
no, he nhlc - go "u, ~" r"rnhl''n
vote The pcrtnrrn'lr rp"r"hcnul"n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
More Unbalanced Talk
By Democratic Nominee

Denver. C"lo sept - Attacks upon
Chairman lIavs, of In" Republican ma
'j"nal committee, aud Republican n"ws-
pnr'rs. charged with y "conspiracv "f
EllcurH' Hgninst IN" Democratic cause"
frIthr"d t"hay's Colorado campaign Of
IioV"rnnr James NJ: cox. Of Ohio.
The new line Of assault Of the Dcm0-
Critic presidential candidate. who ha :
charged that Mr. Hays. acting for tho
Republican national committee and Re
publican newspaper editors. were CON
spring 10 suppress news and divert Is
sues of tho Cox campaign was made tho
governor In three Colorado speeches to-
day. al Trinidad. Pueblo and at a large
meeting here tonight. at the auditorium.
Poisoning" was the term applied by
Governor Cox in his charges regarding
the Republican newspapers and he lik
enrd Chairman Hays To "ihr speaking
guerrilla who IN DAYS of old poisoned
wells for the destruction Of enemies"
Mr. Hays the candidate declared. sent
an advance agent To confer with Colo
rado editors. as well as Ia New Mexico
fI-moCrNiC ChmpatRNfNV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
Glowing Tribute to Americanism Of
West Viirginians by Senator Harding
Wilson In Refusal TO
AbrOgate Treaties As
Directed By Congress


Washington. .'"b ~
NiIH"n has "''IIh'I l" take H''bH ''
,y,,,, ,.r,,i,,,. ~, nf certain ,nmurr
,,, A.,
ih" merchant marine "''. h"'"'"E " .
such u 'ours" would h' wholly ir''
"0u"Ilnhi" with Ih" hiS'"i""l i'"l"'
which III" n'l"d Slh''H ma .h""h I"'
i'r luicrnnll"n"l engage n'n''
Formal announcement y ~" I"' =,
d"ul q d"tIH'"n hnh h' !. 81. '"I'
IA II war mad" TO-DAY ~ ir 'h'' ''
uaIlut'ut. lh' W'i'h iri .nh''h' .'''
40 nI'pI"N"d ly Ih' r''""I'' 80 '"'
'i"sInr d"N ct a." L'r' .''' - -"
-" 49,. h'''''h ''' 80 "'' "''"' .
nin''' ""yH '" ~ "''' I'm
""'l""r az me "'' "''"' 80 '"' 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
ERWIN BERCDOLL, DRAFT D0DCER
DECLARES He VISITED WHEELING

James f. RomiR. n former magistrate"
! Albert =. MitChacl automobile sales
man. mud Harry SChuh. charged with
| ConsplriuR I" mid Grover nnd Erwin
7 tcrgdoll t. ovnde the draft. closed TO-
/ day. and court adjourned until "Mndny
! when counsel viii mako their Gnul pleas
to III" jury.
Erwin IicTRdnll who In r"rN ing u four
! Year ncntcnC" In Fort l.cnN"nw"rih tool,
J the rtnnd In mn effort tn s""uI" the ne
! uuitthl OF his mother. hruthcT and TIA"
! other Defendants. He was clothed la
! tho brown uniform or an army prir"n"r
! and two armed guards stood horidc hlut
| while ho icrtInrd iir denied any "nn hnd
I aided hiu la hir Might
no "n" Innu'trd 100 :" "a" "ff" he
declared
NhIla thu t'uli"d rIntan uaa nj war
with prTInnny Irwin iostinod hn md
, 1rovsT nsh>h Navy dsVu nsaT HnH"T"
town. Md
I'ndor ,r"nr nrnninnii"n 10 detailed
, hIa Shirrinr n.,"nr tho '..""'ry. rnr'
"r tho limo With hlH hr"Ih"r. GT"v'r
nou . fugitive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
RESENTMENT STRIKE
BY HARD COAL MEN

ShrmokIn. Ia. Sept - Tn" first
hrc,k nF inIncry hcrnuSr of alleged H..
crIminnii"n IN ih" reinstatement "i 80
Moves. fOll"wluR m" thr"" w""k1 SnN-
pcnptnn occurred 10. day At lIirk"ry
swamp c"lIIcry. It Su"umhHnnh '"II""f
los Company "r"rnil"m
Three hundred and firtv miners nnh
lab0rcrs LETT the mines when ih"H I"nrh
ed that two fir" h"sS"s hnh h""w refused
their former pnsili"nH nnd "ih"r men
had supplnnird them Coal company ."
crutlvCa stated that two men hhu h"'h
confidential rmpluyrs nud w"r" not
D,cmhcrs ~ the union. hence they w"r"
undcr no obligations 10 T"inSihi" lh"m
Tu'ou Officials advised the men I" re-.
turn to work, prnd!nE inv"stigation and
appeal for The restoration OF IN" tw"
men To their pIn, Cr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
DEMOCRATS SEE DEFEAT. BUT I
HOPE TIDE MAY TURN To Then

And in both the funct!oning Of eho
EaniatIon az we'll AS in the speechu a
ing OF the candidate. there 10 Awp~
In. chance OF the mistake Of the oDee
that might lead to disaster. 4 80
with tho Democratic managers ia,
feeling IL that from now on hings NHk
improve with them. Not only Will thl4
10 the certain beneficiary OF any ~
takes the Republicans make. anf ~
probn BILE Beneficiary Of any Accioo4M
that happen. In addition TO that ~
are definite. constructive things Wnt6
the Democrats feel they are now iar,A
position to bring about tN
10 would not be An accurate eketo1
mrnt Of fact today to nay that thA -
nrrats have any confident hope of Wlus
ming Their attitude Of mind VAYtoot ~
course. with tho temperament OF iAA9rs
iiunI lradeTb. There In hardly loe0y
among the Democrats but Will Ainl
that 4. Ihingn stand today. they are ~
loser iuI there are plenty OF DAinHt
cratic leader, VIII" do believe thAt thoW
fnrIunrs win tend Ia increase noAeuf.
en,ly from nov 4 fa~ DOmsgyAVo
Ira ad,fr b-Il"," II 10 p"salbls TO turn the
lido oomplsinIy Thsy point Sut thpN
IhInsa today 40 W0rno VIII "a
Douurraia Than Ihsy were rsAVvopB
four IoaTn nH"
~ L. - Tat that NlInnnr ylotnFr 1877
,tutp nHn WA won during Tho last M
(Ooutnasd On 1AEs Foam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
BY Marx Sullivan
BY
Eail"nNl I'ulIti"Hl torrc-p"ndCn OF |
lntrlHErnC"r and N"N YORK


iTllIEin''r ana ~" i'i
Evening IOrt
Sew York; S.pi u There ar" just
ny, weeks Of "n"rtiv" campaigning re
manning before the election. AT TINS
moment the leaders and officials OF bnth
pariirS and independent observers as
we'll can soc tho situation. nr IL cAiEtS
today, almost az clearly ana definitely
a, if Il were mathematical.
If tho election wrr" held next Thurs
div the Republicans would win by II de
ridrdly marked ma Jnrity
= A. | RAY. tho Republican leaders know
ms and the D"m"cratl" leaders know
Ihis Itut the atIlIud" Of the two groups
tnunId IhIH TACT - inherent Hcpubli-
ans -r" their advantage. bat hr" unra"y
about II. the Democrats p"o their di sad O.
Vantage. huI al, not in'urhhIp hls'nur-
hF"d about II
Th, It,ruhlI'nns are fearful Ihhi ia"
Hmm "f their nITenEih hnH com" -"
early Ih"I -" fearful innt n"In' ming
may hnrp"n daring ia" I"na lining nv"
weeks They 'hnAot fDTAea ANY Hr"' IN
thing thai la likely I" happen. ana ih'D
Grai thu all iheT narh I" Il" In !" "'"hl
rnlrinL'H liuI iho Iirk "f mlHlnL"n
must hr Iuu Th' ",rnnl'nil"" 'nnn"i
rInp fun' il"ulnF "uh l"'h tie 'l"",r "uh
rIInpIs wall fut "a" lIuii !" InIl Ihp
pIrnIiSniInI 'nnhIhui" ,ann"l pI0p i"Ih
lnH and IsIuaIn Hlltpt until election day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
ANOTHER INCREASE IN
EXPRESS RATES GIVEN

Wa -hingi"n. H~pt - Further In
,r.nro, ia e.rr.nr rnIer averaging iAh
psrrrn woIo approved today 10y fhn IN
irrrintn commerce u'nnminni"n Iha IN
.reassr whi'h aprly I" ria"H ana com
'""dlIy rnion. make total m%sn"S "' 10
rnrr>ht Ern ntni iha nsrr""" ~n'"s
within tic lnnI fnw In"nth"
Tho o.poar ""r"r"nl"r hal "nh'h '"'
ndhiIi"rnl lu,r"n-'n up 10 ~ pH''""'
Ihn uIiy 's.-I"I'"r '"nh" !" va" nov
'ni"r IL tho ,nn" "f milk ana cream
HhiUmaniA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
1000 RUSSIANS
DIE IN DAT TIE

Wn,rrr rrrt q CIV ~" hr""rlot-
od TrorrD Ntior ~ Hu'rrsslr" niinckG
hy ihrrc rnIghcyik divIrioug "u ~" front
routh ~ r:rodno MI "f which ia" f"los
rcruIrcd snys t"niEhi's polish officinl
statement nOO Russian dcnd w"rc l"it
uu thc ncd lFuEtiIitl"s h''' wr"n tn"
rolcs and Lu,hIuanlnns haN" been rc-
sum"d with renewed vigur according 10
tho communicate
Tho LithuarianS." says tho statement
have repeatedly violated neutrality,
fRvOrng he Reds"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
five MILLION COAL
CONCERN CHARTERED

Charleston. w. Va. Sept @i-fhar-
icrS for four new coal companies issued
to-day by tho secretary Of stat" author
izc a total capital stock nr 81, ,350. .OS.
The largest Of these comps MES In the
state Is the Colliersvtlle By-rrndu"t Goa
Company. Nf MorEantown, with authors
iaod capiltaizatoin Of tS.000.0oh. IT'S
operations are 10 he located In MonOnga-
liza oounty. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
General Strike of West Virginia
Industries Is Now Threatened
MINERS DISTRICT BOARD VOICES RADICAL
PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OUT If /. 5.
TROOPS IN MTNGO COUNTY ARE NOT WITH
DRAWN.

he used strike
nf for the
,izcus IN state N natiu a
+ / Kr"uryo of o "
II the hoard Of
this m,sIpo pom,d
,nlw
tn, Nl ir- q the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
Huntington Population
To Be Announced Today

Warrington. sept - Th" p"ru'H''"h
,r ItuuIInyi"n " Nn. viii 10" mn
noun, 81 nj Il. "a IN Hn'urhny.
IIuuIinrtun'r population In lnlh "ns
n nOn l'lnImr for 1870 vary between
30 NOn md 60 400 but tho h"rt opinion In
thnI 20 ono viii not h" reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
LUMBER PRICES CUT

Toledo. Rcrt. ~ t-Lumber prices !Nu
hcrc today whom cooperative. JuE
company announced a 20 percent reuycs
ton IN lumber prices, Company offH
chi. admitted that Henry Fords 90
lion on tho price "r automobiles insti.
,u,cd the dcrrrn-r In lumber prtcen-eS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
THE WEATHER.

wo.t yirK1nia-Unsettled and contin-
uvd warm Saturday ana Sunday. proba-
bly, local showers.
Ohio and Western Fair
and ooYftinnsa warn Saturday ana Sur
day, probably showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
POST OFFICE ROBBED

J. Dublin, Sept. 2i.-Thc general pos,
oTicc was raidcd and robbed by armed
mon last night The robbers blew open
The sata and obtained several thousand
hounds ot money. comprising thu TagcS
and bonus Of the pay office stan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25
SOUL Of OUR
DEMOCRACY IN
WEST VIRGINIA
Extended Address to the
Delegation Made By PrcsI-
dental Nominee
Iiy JN'k EI.l.l'

Spr' tai I,aI',t,h J." IN'. inIclIIE'n'"r
M,iI"u. phI" Sept = S,nAt"r war
ron - Ii"iituE 90 n""n today made "
""-t "'''''''"E speech concerning l,'
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, W. u -','" y" MA -" go" ."". W ~ y
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. '"' "'"' '"''"'' ''''
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n ~, ,Imr ",,, r",u's D." r'"rh
o ,s,"l whrn tho euin - N"rriro
0 ,.,,r. - Ip,lo ~" p,ilI ur'y hnr" :" 90
- tho mountains ur Noa, Virginia.
.r,rrrssce md E,n,u,L. TO- Rnd Ihrrc
1 ,bc gnuI Of nur dcmn,r,ry. uueuIIicd
The senator ihcn t"mpllm"ni"h ~"
: travellers uron their Prosperity aud
urorrcxSI,curqS referring 20 - tirur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-25

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-08
HAPPY WOMAN THREW CRuTCHES
AWAY INTER- TAKING G0LDINE

Mrs Fannc Toneou Hcl0lv resident Of this
~ Ey able(to # Nv downtown daily TO ana
Io pleas, tFmw with friends TO do her homework
make her7hohc~a pleasant aud congenia place for
husband when he returns at night from his
VoiS TWO months ago she WIS cripped up with Fheu-
he star to the .cOse of
e'ey day and confined to her home unless nhe hobbed
with the aid OF crutcheS And
II g@ gYesct0N COR me Shange m her condition to Cold
fro 80 . tie fcfbal rheumatism and kidney remedy
Sic
'Fpr three lonEsyears suffered us believe no ono
ever 81 Tho Joints and muscles of my and
So r bend the elbows knees would al
tcbe ablc TO movei~Ecn not in bed Medicine did
efcJ decided II hopeless
TO anyreef ana thought that my suffering would
only end with death Then one day read Godine
advertisement that named Ben Hafey in Bng
thrown ciuches after taking Godint
might be fortunate enough TO get the results Fl
bless the da% went TO Gokays Drug store and got Col
describe the Improvement but viii that
now can do my houscwork and can move my arms and
nave not evcu kept ny crutches because sur. chat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-08

ter al a nominal cost and are on eX-
bibtion in the oms in the Troy
Savings Bank building every day dur
ing business hours.
These designs are valuable as sug
gesticns for prospective home build
ers and such persons are invited to
inspect them personally or with their
achitect 1t IS explained, however,
hat these drawings and designs are
intended as suggestions that will lead
% the practical development OF suit
able homes for any community, They
ARE not actual working designs"
such as an architect provides, but are
drawn tc small scale as finished
sketches, as suggestions.