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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Merchant Ed. Lewis of Alton,
Wyo., was business visitor to this
city on Saturday mad Sunday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Mrs. William Horton visited rela-
tives and friends in CokeviIle a few
days last week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Sam Lewis returned Monday morn
ing from business trip in various
eastern points
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

VIM. B. Pendry and Scott Pendry,
sons of William Pendry, the plumb
err, have entered the firm with their
father and will conduct the plumb
ing department while Mr.. Pendry,
senior, will look after the metal
work end of the business. The boys
have fixed up an attractive display
in one of the shop windows, showing
modern, well arranged bath room
with all the trimmings.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Editor John A. Wallis OF the Paris
Review was in town Tuesday.
Fred Kiser OF Bennington was
business visitor to Montpelier Tues
day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

County Agent D. L. Sargent was
Montpelier visitor from Paris Tues
day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Mrs. w. e. Clinkenbeard and fam
lily have gone to Nampa where they
will reside. Mr.. Clinkenbeard il
still in Montpelier, working out OF
here on the o. S. L.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-30

Be sure before buying q tractor
that the firm that sells it viii
give you service. Ford Motor
Co. guarantees this 100 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Our Daily Story
rm TILTED BOTTLE

.yerv well, then" hn said bitterly.
since you refuse. | will end 1t all
am not To- be trifiod With
TrtrIed. She started TO start stopped
and stnrted! Trifird' il was word
she had never heard him use before.
"Dunti" she cried. contra TING the
phrase do not into one word. hn was
on lutu 4oIa Oh suM hhup "mi I"J pun
For he had ralnod the bottle IN hin
TlNht hand to his upper mouth. nnd II
aud a TnLtd degrees,
-, mol " shs cried. for once forget
ting nor habI,uai rosrTVo aud giving
frrn roln To tho r"nrmHhinE n""d "f
wnrdn rhon. word Tor word. Hho re
pointed IhO whole eloquent appeal. III"
not Hh0 cried.
"IIn hni" no laughed In nhrnhly. "f"u
attn rrfuno''
'-r,ddIomnau must" She rhud-
dorrd iiviasly. for tho bottle wRH now nj
u nanRlr Of ninety nine and thToC tnn'hl
doHrccS with powerful upward
thrust. he tltCd II nine mere" dcKr""n
and tho n~ry mud RuEhrd down hia
throat Eh" covered her eyes
"Tiddlcmnst," Hhe skIckrd. don't you
know proocnS Powerful riRno Polish Is
poiTOn""
II don't Caro." her little brother yum
mickcd giCklly. You had right TO
Eimmo another hunk candy when
asted you.
And he turned pale black In tho face"
an dior two days was 40 sick that no
didn't even realize he didn't have "a 20
to school.
Copyright 1918 ny George Matthew
Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
DR.. ST.. JEPSON
FORMER wuEuIJmu ruTHIUIAH
uIuuLV UOMFIIMEHTnD
anvsrnmont Authority Faye Tribute q"
MIS- WORK Of state Wealth C"mnlH
onsr-FIRed very HlHh
ntandard In OneT

pr T. r. irurnpwnrIh ~ III" 4. II
Public Health Rorvi"o. In public lot
tor paid tho following vcrY high TIM
ute TO Dr. X l.. Jopson. formerly Of
Wheeling but who wns recently Nlnt'
IIrnIth C"uruISEIourr with uniccn NJ
thnrlczion'
Among tho fcw mon who fought for
hHttcr medical laws In tho curly his.
tory Of tho state. Dr. g. L. JcpHon ~
tho only survivor and stands alone
among physicians OF his axe as the cN-
poncnt OF n higher standard. not only
IN remedial but preventive medicine ny
well.
As West Virginia'a first Health
Commissioner. he placed the office on
n high plane. both from an ethical and
,duca tIonal standpoint. and EaNo the
quiet dignity OF a scholar and the air OF
a scientific physician TO position
which might have heen filled. as in the
case In some states, by Some man VINO
delivered the vote"
More than Ave years OF close assoc
citation with DR. Jepson gives mo the
right TO ray that In all my life have
never come In close contact with IA man
" higher ideals personally. pr"f"s.
slunulIy OF morally, pAd l al" b"ld
enough to proithcsy thht no future
health commissioner will raise the
standard he has stamped upon The OIL
dee or fnil Ia pronI by the good work
he hhH started
Or Jcpnon'n many friends In wheel
ing wIII hc very much pleased I" read
Of ono az the many compliments lhhl
huyr been panncd upon Dr. Jopn"n u
uurk AZ runinlnri"nur II ln esprC'eh
that pr lennon aud family viii return
in Wheeling IN thu n'hT l"'"''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

the current Issue of the official publ
cation OF tho drug and chemical busi-
ness. mention Is made Of restriction Of
credits and thon this:
Another element In tho situation Is
tho increase In imports OF chemicals
from Europe at PRICES WHICH 1T is
IMPOSSIBLE FOR AMERICAN MANU-
FACTURERS TO MEET"
Speaking OF dyo. and intermediate
stocks. tho publication says:
Export demand has fallen Off. with
only small shipments TO England and
Canada Tho market has not boen able
To absorb tho stocks OF Intermediates
returned from Japan
Further along. In regard to botanical
products. II In noted
Tho chief boarlsh influence came
from Hamburg, whore CnnConalona arc
mado ronaihlo by tho exchange Hitua .
ton
if foreign manufacturers continue to
ship In chemical products Mt prices
which American manufacturers are IN
ahlc to mc"t what will h" tho rrIult'
Tho ohviouE answer In that our Amer
lean plants VIII simply go out or bust
n"Ha and this hiE new Induatry. now
cease to exist.
A protective tariff which tho Rcpub-
lican party has pledged itself TO enact
II placed In power. will prevent this.
Nothing elso Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
OHIO LABOR REBUKES
GOMPERS

That labor In general is not In sym
pathy with the effort OF Samuel Com
pers TO deliver its vote To Cox is well
kpown fact. Il has remained for organ
ized labor IN CUx's own state 10 give
Mr.. Gompcrs his most siinSinS roouh"
for attempting 10 pledge its support 10
; tho Democratic candidate. In vie" OF
The stress placed by the Democrats on
IN, support OF Cox by labor "rgnnlLn-
lions In his own ntnIc. lhls action takes
on MI impressive HiEnlticanco.
When tho ohio Federation ~ Labor
assembled Ia convention In Dayton. WI.
Cumrora had a program all mapped out
In nrdor that thors might l." II" hitch
hr rrnt John E"hl. a former president
nr tho fsdsratIun to 500 that everything
wont through riral. resolution cat
ryInR "A awSopinG endorsement OF IN"
cox candidacy was Introduced In IN"
r.aoiutionr committee Tho COMMITTEE"
promptly killed. ~
Then tho Gomp"ra Cox partlHnna car
rICd their attempt l." IN" floor Ih"S
offered a resolution pl"dginE IN" ON"
labor men t. n pro-CoS program. only
half dozen out OF $50 delegates voted
for this This overwhelming dcf"at IN
dicXtcs just one thing and that u.s. that
tho workingmsn OF Ohio DO not care to
endorse tho Cox candidacy. Mr.. Com
pers has bosn personally very close TO
the Wilson administration and would no
doubt continue TO benefit personally II
Cox should be elected. This seems TO
have warped his Judgment as to tho
policies OF the great organization or
which ne Ii president
The Republican rarity Is not only fair
10 labor. but Is offering at tho present
time something that Is absolutely essen
tial to tho jobs and continued good
wages OF workers FOR tho next four
years-a protective tariff. That Is
something that tho Democratic party
cannot and will not offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
THE SLAUGHTER IN HAYTI

In tho last few days. the nation has
been shocked by tho rovcla -'ons concern
ing the virtual murder OF hundreds Of
natives In Haytl by Unit"l States nA-
rinos. Publicity was firB. given u this
slaughter in charge made by Senator
Harding. Republican candidate for prec-
idrnt. Since that charge was made. Sec
rotary Daniels HAS given out rthtc-
ment admitting tho facts AMI taking
credit for "a complete Investigations"
II Is stated In this official report hat
$3.50 natives have been Killed IN Hayti
during the period OF occupation by
United States naval forces. Tat tho KIM
ings were "praciically lnd.scT,mtnato"
aud that prisoners were "unlaSfully ,H-
oCuted" ono out OF every 400 ~ tho
Inhabitants Of liaytl vac slaln. Besides
these scores al wounded crawiod into
tho brush ~hCTo nIost 81 ILam r'uLaLIy
died
IL Ia charged that tina "r",ifI,aiI"n'
"T naylI i""h place u"do, "no "f Nh
Wiia"n'a nu,"s'""a uS"' i'"ii""a 81 r"V
a'"'"a",ai a"ih"tiiy 1hia '"" ~hiIo M
Wls"n sni kta Standardization vote -"
claiming la ,.ia,i"" I"n.s 1" an tho ~v"'ih
tbs 'irhi" ct s'nsiI "eti""" ~" hi""Ly
si"'y saa'ns I""' shIhls. Ys1 ~ !" ""f"'
ur".'siY i'"" h-i"E ""hsts"IIaiad ~
n,lRsdl., uons'sl nsF"stI. T"'""' ""'"
n"n'I.nl ~ the n"'lho ""'ra
4 congregational Invn",lsoIl"n IL rls"
nod. /" take pln"" sfts' tho sl"cil"" Mo,
"nly tho slaughter ~ the nativoH. hui
ala" ~, authority or lack NJ authority
und-r which II wont or. will b" pr"hsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
DRY GOODS RETAILERS
INCREASE THEIR STOCKS
Prepare for Larger BusinopH Than
Last Fall.

SprciaI Dispatch Ia Th" lntelllgchcer
Now York. oct II The retail dry
,n,dn merchants 81 TIA" country are
evidently optimistic ha I" the ""'l""h
for husincaa from Now "n l." ll" 'i"a'
ar the yrdI" ahya this w""h ~ y
,i,,,Ls f,,unninIhI ,"IIiIn"niIns "h ia"
,,n,Ito 81 - uuunilunnhlI" Nhl'h II -
GENTLY ~ tho nIDT'i,nnih
rho l..unuI.iIhI IlndH that retailer"
.,I.,k, u,r 90. II, "veinEG "a pea ''i"
,,.oI,, In ,nIU, than ih'g wee S'"'
ma. nul that .'.i"n'Iinrr"iS, 80 "'h''"
ala, 81 .v.,aEo 80 I."''"ni leo" 'I"' 'hS
,.,,,,,,Iiu.,,,In ~ iiis iln'" y'"' "r",
wan t.,. i'w '"''i" i"''". '"" ''"''
,,,.,, u".u ia. L..i' a." '"''"''"'
lint bu,u ,,"f, -" !" 'h" ""I 81 ~"
.,.,, DO. ,SIII h"r" A." I"'r"' h""'""""
,I...,, II,nI 81 tho contemplating r"'""' 80
1919
Tia. ,.nr,,.a ,"u'l""I',U !" lh"' '""h
,t,,, . A. ,,,".If"ni "s''ri !" 'h''" '''"'"
-, ut.i,u ID" t"'"lI"n- ""d 'l""iF'"
g., ,iihrI although t"'"Il"'" 49," "'''T'
1, i,vIrr l., ,"dm'r ih"h "'"'h", " NV
a., l., H., tho lu"'"""'l ''""'"""n '""V
.I,n, fn, Ih,y VIII """u l'""" '" ''"'"
into H." ,unrk"i "mh hrF n"t "''""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
uUnI.nHONIEnD MAIL.

TO tho Sow Yuh II"rnlh Ever hl"'"
tho morning 81 b'Iubrr = lh"f" h""
hccu a pllo 81 United Hi"L"H nnIl hmH"
living on thc wcai hound platform "i IN"
Now YORK; Vow IIlN"u and Ih''I"lh
railroad at Greenwich, conn, 1ho plIe
ia about ~ inrh"" high aud about j"
foot long Thcur bags al" from hair to
thrcr-utInri"rE full Of mall. ana are III
diylluRlly addressed l." various Htn'oh
IN tho Union. England. Franco ana other
European countries. 49,
rcrYonnIlv | hav" Ec"u labels on no
bags for foreign countries. and MISC Tor
,,nIIfornIa. I'rnnayINapia. New Jersey,
West virginia and a number OF other
states. ,,.
. In tho interest Of those for whom INC
mali ia intended something ought to DO
done to wake up those whose duty II
10 TO forward the mail and shake down
MIR. BurlcSOn
first noticed this mail on October
L. do not know how long IL was
there previous to that date.
]. FRANCIS BOOIAEM.
Nav York October 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
DOG IN COURT SCORNS
CALLS OF CLAIMANTS
penponda Only when ne is Named
Lloyd George


New Y"rk. oct IA l.""t"n bun TOR
rior appcnrrd IN West Eido Court y"n
lrrdny IN n dispute between tich"ri
Acrc,nuudn "A bootbiaCk OF ""b N"St
r'urty ninth ntrr~t. and Mrs. Franco
kruE nnd her pon John. 10 yonrS old.
or ~ Smith avenue. MRRistratc Nob
crt & Ten Eyck decided In try tho olh
scheme or letting each claimant cali
the dog. Ala
Nrrrrnonda wnlkod To til" roar or the
court room. whiatl"d loudly and called.
"Sputsy." The dog turned his head 10
one side md waggcd his tall. but failed
TO respond. A.,
Mrs krug was next 10 try. but tho
dog did not move when Fhn called
peggy. rcEgy." although Eh" held
stick or candy In her hand ms mn In
dIICemrni John. tho son, tried ltoFcr'
Rover" but the animal remained sta
tionary.
Edward Sullivan. n court attendant;
walked TO one side, whistlrd thrice and
called Lloyd George TIL" terrier ran
TO Sullivan. barking loudly.
cit looks as though that * IN" dog =
name" said the Martairatr. but | can
not award him Ia sullivan. You people
will have to take this cas-" into the ciVll
courts"
Mrs. Krug and her son led the dog
AWAY The terrier was wearing II hand
some collar ana IL sweater with bright
Fink bow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
RUNNING A NEW INDUSTRY

Something OF what America mny or
pcct In tho worry near future " foreign
Imports arc permitted TO continue TO
come In without tariff duties. In indi-
Gated In tho present condition OF tho
drug and chemical market
During tho war. tho manufacture OF
chemicals In this country received a
powerful Impetus American brains and
money hogan To- produoe scores OF arti-
clos for which wo had hitherto boon do
pendent upon Germany and other Euro
poan Countfios
10 important did this industry 10
como that "a was confidently slated that
80 should never sEain purchase thoso
supplies abroad
nut nois now tho position Ia which
IbL~ -Tsat now Industry fInds Itself In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
". VA. MAIL DELAYED
Nav Yorh Mans Kick on Burleson Ser
Woo May Explain Why II Taxes
30 Long TO Oct Mail From
New York

Frequent complaints are heard not
only IN Wheeling. but In other sections
Of West Virginia. thai II requires an
unroaaonhbly long time In many IN
dances Ia noCuro mall from rev DIN
IIty md that locality. The following
uruI,n published IN the form OF "A let
Ter to tho Now YORK. Herald ftom n man
who objects To tho Iiurina"h ht"hhhId "'
mail zrIyl,c. may shed H"no IlEh' ",'
the delay. ~ he tells or n'oh'E man
.pnII Of which wan 'uhhIFhrh !" N'''
virginia. lying "h "a railway n'"'"''
uInIfuI IN for four dnIn Ihn l"t''I' IA
u,II,IInhcd la tho Now York Herald. I"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MASON
IDLE TALK

7 hear poor hicks talk politics
from dawn until the cleaning, and.
calm and cool. ! groom my mule.
her fetloCks CurrycombinK. oh, |
might talk around the block with
every passing neighbor. ] might
devote TO Harding's goat the time
! spend In labor. but I'm Inclined T."
keep la mind the fact that winters
coming, when storms viii whn"p
around nay coop. and bliELhrhs VIII
be hummuE 81 my "h"rch Will"
all outduuIH - Kan or lhi" ShWp-
iug. for sim The hlrkh tain pVIlti'n,
and ke~ps the wcikim p"ppinE.
IhronI nay bcaua and "thct EIccn".
u,y rTunu iiv"h Wincly euaihlnE
iny buusIn go hu"'hn want hi"'l"i
,.A go peat ,IiInn Ia lia'hI"r
Nvhuoy,. wl,n y"u'ii o." my hi""
v.uII nII,i With hr,.lS ""d '"ii"l"I
,ug .iniD iaInr whll" "th'' J." -
imIL InuL IIha i''' - D"'i"i"
a..,nalInn.n 81 nirhI ~ '"''li'. i'rh'
.,hsn nII icy w"Ih I" '"'l'.h "r''I
., U.hIiu - .a'"I'" lrn colt. u" l""
r,.p, hIrh ""d "I,i' "'iiI N"l Pc"
,I. Ii6I h. 49,. I ~l"i e" 'h""rh
l., .,,,u,, i"~riv'' !" t'l""" ."
,.l"rnad ihis w""'y l""h i'""'
I,,,dnu,. T., L,ilr", net ." il'' h"v
IrIi uwnr. ~" l""" '"''h "'"r''
in,dI"r. ""t h""v" -" ;" u" -
t,,,,,I, irs nud houv" ~" hil'r" -
IinrdInF
'nry,Iph, hy ur"rR" Matthew N'"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
a CAMPAIGN JOKE.

Tho Cox corruption fund "hnrHcH hhNo
hccnrno a jukr Every body knOwFt that
both pprtIC. nrr raising funds To- curry
ON ihoIr campaigns. II les well known
that the D"morratS have som" "f th"
most ubJoCIionRl Of the big nt"r"Sis
and other corruptinE iuflu"nCcH behind
Thorn and that they arc getting NIL tn"
money they can. Tho cox cry rs hypo-
critical WeHton Indr pendrnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
pooaTruu ruE UuAwpnp

Nnd DON'T forget nr"""E "ih'' 'h'"r".
If YOU no - iIvn citizen. YOU ~" ~
r,nuod iu hc on" 81 III" h""'l"t7 "t 49,
{ Chamber 81 '"mmor"" That ~ -hn'1H''""
Lnu hIr work - do IN III" next f"w your"
mud tho magnitude 81 liH effort VIII
,Icucnd roIcy upon IN" Individual inter
or, displayed hy "nch ciiIzou.- Morgan
tow Now Dominion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
IHCOHBIATGNr

According Ia NJ Coz. tlllng I"a-
s0nahIr Interpretation Ia hls HoIdh. the
i'uIICd states which when luhi "ut 81
lIa swnddInnE ,luthas wns hhI" /" stand
alone now ihaI II hnn EIOwn ~ man y
rrIoIe 10 net able {" Il" -" bat muni
sock sh.iI,I under EuI"I'..a HInHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Mr. Wilson's now CarHarIam worked
worry ctf"ctualIy In IInytI. Nauv"H kill-
rd outright number S.3SO. while only
ono marine officer and twelve "nllHtcd
mon wcrc Killed Spain never did any
thing worse In Cuba.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
DR.. |. c. WHITE
Dc,,v.rr Add ross In Dedication 81 OVton
HAL at ohio state UnivsrHity.

At Columbus on Saturday occurred
uh, cInyInr ccrotnuuIcP 81 the Ohio stat"
IrnIvrrRliy r"u,i- ""nt"nninl w""h "
rrInrinnI event uf ia" dny wa" IN" h""i ,
,,tInn uf the Edward brthn m'm"fhlI
lh,nry I'm Ortnn hnll The dedication
nddr"ss was delivered hy br ] g white:
.rrruldrnt 81 tho Geological society "i
,,,,rL,, In hiu n,IhrrpF Or Whit"
unld a high trihut" /" tho manhood. GU
lruuhIp nnd rmlu"nr' 81 the cIh"r 'T'"h
who in hi" dny. ~nH regarded ne one
of the uulhuTltIilv" g'Ul"gln'N III '""
.,,,uutr\ MA we'll a. u wTitor OF Erehi
uTufundiI, uu H'I"uiin' rnbJ"''f w
n,idIcHr ,NurrrriuE ETatlIud" Tor ~"
homer paid hia father was gwen Nv
col Edward Oti"n u ID" IlbIhTN 80
ihr"r T,,,rmr wne prov ideh for In ~"
and drdt. At iuu cs'I'lH-H sol TOR w..
bat There W,Ir poet ir"u'i "n "'''nh'
~ m, nI.rur" ~ cot tIlnu from TN"
rnuniry ~, hrInr ~ ih'' iln'' IN w }
psrvina ~ II,c army "hI"nh
4. 4 Iitr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

A German scientist IL said {" havo
solved tho problem Of making diamonds
large enough and cheap enough to be
profitable II true. this may help Cor
many to pay her war debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
QUE Brzl

Wlth ono separate commonwealth In
tho American Union having n"r" than
ten milton population New York
HtAtoD No can appreciate Just about how
big tjurlo Fam Ia --raTkorrhurE Hontl.
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
MN wTLaoH.u THOUGHTS.

Al ent"TpIirlnE n"wsrhr"r would pay
moro than i,uuny f"r what Nj William
may ha Ihi"L inH Of MI. Coz iilon
floII 'Iylassaul,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

The coata OF our federal espionage
system arc estimate cd at my million
dollars annually We doubt that tho
caar cvor spont tho 6amo amount FOR a
like purpose In ono year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

|, tx said that tho Primo" "r WH'"S In
to ho married Hoon. Probably h" Oh
lainnd Mr.. Wilson's consent when no
was In this country recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

MngIutraIc through. "r Now worth Guy.
GayH thorN are 1000 w"fthl"rH nus
bands thcrC. TharH old nluff I" III"
average husband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

all rs,hansn iurln nhouid loo careful
not t. paan "RiS while automobiles a."
HolllnE CA aud or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

stepping or 'af. automobile hits
sln. NO aie infoIUied by u headline la
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Election prophets nro not without
honor In th,sr own party headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

hTnnI H. ih. I,rrr - tI" h"""" !"
riuud Tathri rrr h'n asleep ~
rtaira Ia hIr 'r"hi" i'hIl"holrhl"
.HdsoI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Poles take Minsk.- Yes. but do they
recommend It?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Political clubs are sometimes OF Tho
stuffed variety.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-06
REDUCTION OF c. N. G. TO
 A PEACE TIME BASIS

Hartford. Conn.,, Jan. 5.-Reduction of the Connecticut state guard to a peace time basis by the discontin- uance of 25 companies in various sec tions of the state was announced to- night in an order issued by the mili- tary eemrgency board through it's president, Major General Lucien F. Burpee. It is estimated the order which is effective January 20 will take six hundred men out of the service, leaving an enrolment of $500 in the state guard. Major General Burpee and other officers are to be transfer red to the officers reserve corps. Bri- gadier General Edward Schulze will become commander of the state guard, succeeding Major General Bur- pee.
 It was announced that enlisted men who do not wish to leave the service may be transferred to other units, as the limit of 65 men to q company is to be disregarded.
 The units designated to be discon- tinued are:
 First Military District: Company and Company H, Infantry, Hartford; Company A and Company B, First Separate Battalion, Windsor and Pennington; Second and Third Sepa- rate Companies. Hartford and South ington.
 Second Military District: Company c, Infantry, New Haven; Company c Branford Company M. Wallingford First Company, Engineers, North Haven.
 Third Military District: Company F, Infantry, Pawcatuck
 Fourth Military District: Compan- ies B and L Infantry, Bridgeport; Company F. Stamford; Company NJ Fairfield: Company C, Second Sena- rate Battalion, Bethel; Company b Second Separate Battalion, New Mill ford
 Fifth Military District: Company F Infantry, Thomaston.
 Sixth Military District: Headquar- ters Company. Infantry; Middletown (except band section) Supply Com pany and Company E, Middletown; Company c, East Hampton; Company F. Essex; Transport Company No. 5 Middletown: Ambulance Company No ,. Deep River
Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-06
PAISH HERE TO HELP
 RAISE LOAN OF $17,ooo, ,ooo, 900

Washington, Jan. Sir George
 Paish, British financial expert, con
 ferred today with Secretary Glass at the treasury department and plans to discuss with other officials and members of congress the general Eu- ropean financial situation. At MT. Glass office it was said that the Brit ish finaneiere merely called to pay his respects, he aud-tile Secretary hay ing known each other for some time.
 q am here to conduct a private in
 quiry to ascertain how far American money can assist in the European situation" said Sir George in com
 menting on his visit to the United
 States. His mission was purely to
 obtain information, he said adding
 that it was uncertain whether he would lay before New York financiers any proposal for the financial assist ance for the war devastated countries
 overseas
 Sir George said the situation in En- gland was not one to require any for eign loan, but that France and Italy were in dire straits and reconstruc- ton in those countries could be start ed only by the floating of an extensive loan to stabilize international credits. He declared that the interests of Flu rope most particularly anxious for the
 loan of $S5.OOO 100000, to which the United States would be invited to subscribe approximately one-half were not looking for the American | government for aid. It was the pur- 1 pose of the promoters of the loan, he declared. to interest banking and
 commercial interests.
 Sir George himself will not par 1 ticipate in any movement to obtain the amount, he said.