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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

only two sessions of the municipal
court have been held thls week on
Tuesday no session was held due 10
the sudden Illness of Judge q. I'd
Warren and wednesday Lee Daniel
was substituted Yesterday Daniel
aa well az Mayor q ". Hubbard
were in Muskogee attending the
democratic state convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

George Edwin, with whom he quar-
relied. fired at hdin with a,small rifle.
Warford received medical attention
after being wounded by "A bullet
which penetrated the >body Just
under the heart
Edwin remained In Connsville
until < o'clock "Wednesday night. ac-
cording to n. ". Langley and j. y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
WATER BOARD Is
TO Be ADVOCATED
Civic Body Would Pro
vide Cooperation to
Commissioner.
IT ELIMINATES POLITICS
City Club Continues Fight
for Hospital for Tulsa
County.

Tho necessity for better water for
Tulsa. pending One gcitlcmvnt Cf the
spuviulw controversy now before
.hr supreme court, was stressed h}
VI a. NounkWun formerly water
comm i4gioucr ln the simmons al
miuls.'rntion before the Iious club
yesterday noon.
NJ Nouukmau after q short talk
recommended tuIt commission
from the civic clubH ~ tho ci'v b"
rroatcd TO cooperate with tho water
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
C0LLlNSvILLE MAN SHOT
Arthur Warford seriously Wounded.
sheriff seeks George Edwin.

Arthur Warford vas 1hot and so-
riousiy wounded at O'Clock Wodnes-
day afternoon at COllinsyille when
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

officers could not locate Edwin an,
ing their stay in Collinsville yes,.,
day and returned to Tulsa last n,s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
ELEVEN CLUBS FOR
REORGANIZATION OF
MAJOR LEAGUE BALL

rhicnEo. oct 10 Representatives "i
N,Tv National ioaHu. hah"ha Gu" az"
H,.a American league CUM '""'n"
vrnI oh regard 80 faN"'l"B ""'"h"',.
~ IA, naIluuaI "gGuoh'on' h"'"''' r
,..t.uuI i,uhuur ltunnln'l"h ""''
,,,,,,,,au 4 u,InpIDIr i'"i t""'H"''''
i,., I,uI r,Ilh the N"il""al "''"'''",
I,.lIrb,L ,nd "a uiriiia" i'h"""l 81 '"' ''
,,,,,, mat financially i"t"'""'"" '" WV
.,,,,, ia ,D,nulaI" '"nli"l
M ,,Iinn ,u'n, "Il'' '"',,
,.,,,t,,. ,u,,,c than ain" h""" ~" 80
,,,,Iu. VIII hn ,"nHl'l"'"h "' nv"
,,,ln, tuyr,uhr, Y ""h """'"'''
,hr ,,t,IIup 81 mi""' l"nE"" ~
r,,,,,o ~ N",c'ubc, D t"' '""' VI,
,,,y,I Ni rr"t"-"l"""l '""g""' wv.
T. i,,tiod T., iulu with III" "I"N"" ''"
',i,, inlay ~ tho ur"p"""d '""'g""'
ton. r,, ,hr ,unctIng
,,tn,d tho clubs not representing wy,
,hc,, have until November I" ''Eu,,
,hcir Willingness 1" Join IN the roo, ~, ~.
i,,iirn n thcy have not com" Wv w
10, time tho statement says. i%'lH'
oIh League will b" formed wllh"u..
ham The eleven clubs r"PreS'",',
wouId be Included In ill.," i"agn" n.y., H,, "
,wclrIh member would b" chosen iron"
some other city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
WATER COMMISSION DECIDED
To DROP THE WELL SYSTEM

tho city With "a. 900, 900 gallons OF water
daily FOR n parIod at rive years At n
much tower expense than would be "n -
tailed by instiiiation aud operation or
mechanical filter. III" lndi"nr ar
Lift Company stated. through lis letter,
that the entire cost or Installing ltH
system would bc only S1OUOOO FAR be-
low the cost OF the mechanical System.
which II estimated would cost IN thc
nolg horhood Of $4,000, 900, The pro-
posaI called for the sinking OF wells. In
large number. the erection OF a r"aer-
voir and construction OF IA building TO
take care Of the machinery necessary 10
operate the well syAtem
Councilman W 4. Otto then iooh tho
flour and oppressed his Views concern
las tho vari0ua proposed s5a'oma dc
ctaTInE that II nub linI"nsiLlo roc hI"l
lu uniGE stand why the stats Board az
Health has tahsn su'h action "s"l"hl
Al. v cit aysioNN NhsU tiia at"io h""ih
81 Iie.iIh ina'"ps'" ins"'a'I'"" at
.thaIIust"u ~ '."L haS ti'e ~"i"i ~hl"h
II..y have LuI 49, Ii"t a.d I'"J ~"i'' -
,. ,.s.d les a,i"hinS pee i'"ssa l." '""''
"iTI"sS
,',n,n,Ii.,An ! T. g-Ii. St"tsd 49, h"
.a-. -" ,."""" @rg ~" I"iI""' AZ ''l'
..,nt,.pE ,..,id '"t D." slVt" " lh'l"
Lone, .n"sid.,aIl'" si',"" ~" "y"'"'''
Iu .r .nu.h .hrrp ihHh ih+ "'"'""'
-hI,h Ihs sl.,. hc"'h 80 Il~~ih ~""'"
I,,.lstiad he hs"lpt"h 'h"i u" '""n"'
rr,I",s'"rh to h""'h" nhh"'", "''"'
r.,,nItIIug N"ll-hn'r ;" '"H'"n " welt
uyH,rr whI"h h. r'"iH"d r"'y hlPhly
to- drrI,rad Ihet " w"mIh h- lmp"""lhl"
Cr, hlrn ~ svuIr for MY ryH'r", "ih"r
than Tho we'll rysten. ~ ihlS 'in"
Councilman ThumrRnu 'n"h the floor
,ud stated that no could see ~" reason
Tor waiting more Vpluahl" tim" Cuu9ld
rrinE "A system which tho Sth'" bonru
~ health oppnarH and made IA" motion
resulting In tho recommendation decided
upon by tho commission.
Mr. ThompEon motion was passed
with Masars: Dowler, Kunz, Morgan,
otto. Thompson. Ephlin. Conrad. Stitnl.
Ellis, Rowcra and Mayor Thoner voting
ave. CouncIlmen Nolte and fancy voted
uoN
He-"So she did. but didn't mention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
RECOMMENDATION WILL I'm MADE
TO CrYV COUNCIL AT RE0u-
Ian M1MT1N0 TO-NI0uf.
4 win Ask Council TO Proceed with the
Plans Co Provide Mechanical
FILTRATION System

A n result Of its conference last
evening. tho CITY Pure Water commas
Aion tonight viii recommend To clty
council that II drop consideration or a
well system 81 water supply FOR Wheel
InK. and proceed with rs plans Ia In
stall a mechanical system or filtration.
This action. by u vote OF IL Ia :. waa
taken UPON InutiOn al Councilman theS-
ter a Thompson. seconded by A I.
SuIui atIcT the proposal 81 tn" Indiana
Ala La COMPANY had been prcncni"d Ia
tho GDunIuiasIUn.
Mayor Thomaa b rhonsr chairman
81 tho i't1a Natar t"inmissInn. called
iast nIaEta utotl"s 1" o.dSi cay
tisIs tiU,Hu, e $40" the" 'tad " 80"
a.,.ni.atiun I.uH. iha htat0 h'a'd 81
TuLiI, Iiaatit, thC communicated ''"
alatsi tL.t a.. h".'l hsd IaLo" a.. ~tih
"a. iudI. Ia Nt, i.ttt t..,..,t,-"y "a. t..,'i''
ai,t..., u "if,.sd a., Installing ~sil
uyst.," - -StS' ""rIhT ""d 'h"' "i'"'
nrs,l"s 49, .sr,.r ~ - s"sI'""'a -"
Ia-.a L.Ils,"d 't~, 'n- "t"'-'" ~""th
,,.,, i. -, .liY 'L~ ai-s - wh"-li"r
80 lhss- s,n,,r,I" he "i-'- h"-'d -
h-~ ~, . 81 81 ih~' thr .ilv h'"r 'h- ~oil
rraprgllI"r -"a 'ets ~ 'h- r-'h""l""l
fntnii~n .r-irr Witch tho h"r'd he
,laraa " hslI~v.s - no unly nV-iem
adequate fnr , city ~ wh"rhnP's slrr
Iirrt FrpEu rrEi rsHd rnfnmunlro -
ton aud contract rrNs"nisd hy the IN
dIpna Air IJu Company, a'siinE that
that concern vas certain II can supply
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
GFNFRA| AGzAPATA|N COMES To
JOIN FLYING SQUADRON" Of THE
NEAR EAST RELIEF IN WHEELING
NOTED EUROPEAN BOLDIhR WILL
SPEAK TO NOTARY CLUh
TO-DAY.
run Days Program Tor Tarty An
aoaASsd-MAhy noted
People.

Major usnsrai W N A..paiian, f-"'
eus s.ldjsT Tsilof wOrh"I and dIi''I"'
~ the Lod C1"ss 1" t,"nais. ""H ia.
L..nsaI a. raTl'idsu. "f ohsfIln. ''i"'
a,sNsd Ia WhS"li"s ks"'s'a@y go
,...n .nd lannsd ihs "EIyims si""di""
III ia. Wet VI. ai"la diviAl"" ~ i"S
Hsa. fis,i hsiisI ".ss"I-"'' ""
l.. WiiIam a. n"IiL Ws"' Fhu'"'"
.l-tG di.s"I". ~ ~" ii"s' I'""' h'''"'
....muun,h I.sI ,leh' ih.i "''""s"'''"
h.d h.au .","rla' .d - h"n" '''""'"'
As-.r.,i-" -dd, a-- -" n"'"'g : '"" '"
lie 81 40 r""" 'l"y lG""""""
in,s ipIyl.s Squad 80 ~" I"-'
r.s, n.ll.t 10 spending ~""N ~
Wh.-IIry suh ~" H"'' '""""
~. ,,.mh.,. -p"sLIrs I" "h"'"h"" -hnr"
.uh srln"ls sui h"f"'S r'"w'n~"' ''"""
70, the ru,p"-s ~ educating ~" r""l'"
n. /, ,bs nrarl rrndI'l""H "hl'h ~"
vail ~ himsnlh
ri. mort luclud"s ~" "l"'" h''."'"' o
Dr smith. pan.rsl hVr"ratl"", ~ 'n''
ids. Mrs NoIIIo o. Tmlth, uf th"i '"f
,nr- henhuunrinr dIr,"iOI 81 w"un"n
Miss III. GnHklll. H'"'"
.Srretpry OF tho Near East N"Il'i' ~
Hlanch" Norton. Iowa woman "hp ~,
doing TolIof wOrk win h"Hhpu"''" 'e y"
CouStsutlnUpl". Ll"u' wan" -,
interpreter OF tho nupr"m" court "' ~"
Ynrk. NJ Iayno, n ihuI Ihsloh I""D"'
md U,y ! NJ trlawell. ~ Mounds w
II,Id HpUrutafy Of the Nohr f'"H' N''''
Lieutenant CuunuH. VIII" hah b'en "'''"
the CauCaEus mountains, VIII j"'" NV
party FRIDAY ,.,r all
nr Bmith tho stat" director "n
nn,nu,L the following schoduI" OF mno'.
lnsa nI which mrmbcrn uf ia" ip,"h
HuuadIun" viii BpouL 4" h"y' u" 1"'
to Tho addToap 0i ilon"IaI Ah~"'"''"" 80
tho ituiay tluh lu"' h'"" ,.,,.,.i.,,.
General AuaGpatldn Hhh !" AZ a.
u,iI nntah al ilu,hio n'h""i at v"
io,L INA uuInInH Al %, hl"" 'ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
LOWELL. NOT RESPoHnnLE
FoR LEAGUE or NATIONS DAY

Cambridge" Mass OCI Is. President
A Lawrence l,"wcN, at Harvard lnl.
N,rsity. to-day disrlnimcd know ledge "f
tho telegram rent - governors ny lhC
loulur Of Nations bay Committee, al
u hICh he l., a m,nth,T. HstlnB them L"
uloriuIm sunday t,"h,r - 40 "a day
iut the nn.hn. I" leo Ini"ii""d "a" the
iE"Bu. covenant
Ia " lotto, 4" 'i"Nrii,"I '""lIhE'. WI"
IGiis,i the i',Ui@ai a. Hli' 80 i""D
b.. id h.. had iu id,a iI,"l ruS'Ii'"i" ~"'.
,u h., "Dh.d T.. .",h'. ",,"h " r''r l'''i"
ii,n Ito die" rI,"N'd th' "usb"''il'" Ia
ii.n i,i.nia," tI,"t th' '"p""."i I'' '""i
II, iI,,. 49, h,'''ia ""h ""Il 'h"i ~ ~ """
49,. I.,i,.i - 49,. telegram, q" al "'."" 4"
~. a.. a., ,.Iir I,,ua "., I..a - ,ii."-,"I
,,,I.. tI,. ,.,u."nui -" il'" p"s"'""' h"h
I,,II,,,"i,l H. IT." i'it', - '"I"""l. h-
4 i4,,ttt,,, 81 - ii.i To-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
SCOUT CHARLES ROSS
GETS HONOR MEDAL
al.awooa BOY Mad. hsFoiS hIi"'t ="
81. Iiis OF walter Leach,

cnauos nuss. "f 'nS" ~N"''
,.,.tm.at,, 81 TrD"r -, yes'"'"AE .
.n,d i...n national h'""i""'' "'" 80
IA. DAY s,"uIa 81 h'""'l'". "''''
t,..,., ,,,.a.a I,".u IL" ".ii''-I "'"""
i-.ii.., H.. attempting - "S'' ""''''
M, 1h, ...a.i sIiI hs riv"" RI ''""
~itI.Ib " ts~ dsE" .
80, hr.I ~ NJ n"-" ~"" e" y"
n,,,. I.nn -",t ""a T""-'"r '"' 1''''
,ti.,, ~ .nd II.lsi-" h'"'d "''""''" y"
I,.,,, .I,"t.n", "~"r 4" ""''""'''''
f,,,,d walt, I'.r'h ''''"'" ''', '
h,y nrr"r-"l"u" lyl"T ""'"H" wy"
,,,,,,.d rI",i,i" W.T."
t,.trp hIr ""r, y" -" '"H'N, "'' wv
unrs in"h YOUNG h"h'" "I '"r WY
ana administered D'e' "l' - lr"rh'
,hn l,nv urn,hr hui !" ~" rV"h w"
h,y had been hndIy hurr"d Hh"", 'h'
body. IN addition I" IN" h"HNy 'o''R"
az oIrcIrIrity which hnd pnr""h tht"mH"
hla body. and he died Tow minutes
later. e., ~ III,
Mr. Ross had not boon told 81 h,s
,,o1,i I,ut night hut official notice VIII
be given him thls morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
FEDERAL COURT
STARTS TODAY
Judge Charles Woods Arrives This
Mcrning-Other Officials to Como
Before Noon-Some Arrived
Last NiCht.

Federal court OF the northern district
Of West Virginia opens here this after
noon at o'clock in tho pOstofn"C build
ing for the regular fall term. and one or
expected.
Judge Charles 4. Woods arrives at
9:2U o'clock this morning from his home
In Marion 2. G., to open the term. II
was due to his being unable to be here
earlier that caused tn" postponement
OF the opening until this afternoon.
4. r. Barrett. clerk or the court. ar
rived last night from Parkcrsburg, while
Ned Smith. 4. 4. marshal and other Of
hciuls will arrive this mCsruing FROM
down state points
Today viii hc devOfa,L o. the calling
OF criminal cntoa while tum0rr"w viii
be- continuance 0f ihc cas"s. Thurs
day viii De natural i2Htoh dht Tor men
who HrTNrd Ia the /. y nTnI5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
CADETS AWAY FROM
HOME AGAIN SATURDAY
Coach Muss's Squad Takes SECOND Trip
of season 10 harrisburg to Meet
washington Irving.

Linsly's grid squad will take another
trip away from homo Saturday. when
the Orange and Black travels 70 Clarks-
burg for q weekend contest, win WASH :
inyfon Irving high. 1t Will prove u
Tough affair for Coach Nuss's eleven
and no is working hard with tho
team in preparn ton for the big clash.
with The Gold and Blue. OF tho down
state section.
Last year Linsiy was badly Grip.
nI,d machine when she took the field
AGAINST tho Clarhshurg team, with lih-
dorm the only regular backriold man IN
tho game Tho Goid oHma hare roputod
TO be a strong state team hut met win
a surpr isina defeat at the hands Of tho
cadets by a 100 nHore Tut I'M" year
only ono OF tho baCkfirli 'rega' Ia bach
nd tho Oranges uhunoss arc net Of the
IA. In hi ast hind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
You Are the Judge

but I'm going to do more than submit
proof from tho other fellow. The cas-
lost way that can tell you about NerV-
Worth is Ia tell you tho facts. and when
/ make u claim / am prepared To back
II up. For that reason. ! am going to
let you be tho judge. Here 1t ID. Road
u carefully DO To your druggist AMI
buy a bottle OF Nsrv-W forth. take II az
eordinG To directions, and after you
have takan this nrst bottle. if you arc
not satisfied with ltA Dement'S. dTuHAlAi
10 authorized la refund your money rou
are fiskinE nothing ! know that NoTV-
worth will help you " you huffor from
nsrVuuhnsas hisopinssnnsz Ht0mahh
trouble ~ "a general run .du~n 'undl.
tInn. and you will know u too, IT you
Give u tTlal p"nt take "nYh"dy's
word Tor A. but judge f"f y"ufsolf.
Mary worth Ia Ruld nnd guaranteed In
thIa city by e 80 uIiast co, aud
IIosa Davis 90 and al, leading drug
aIsts oyatywhero, TflUs ~ AZ
THE NURV WORTH MAN,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Warrington OIL !
MAN DROPS DEAD.

Special Dispatch to the lntelliEencer.
Sistersville, Oct. 18.-John q. (Jackf
HARRISON. Of Warrington, w. Va. . resi<
dent. OF Sistersville OF twenty years.
and associated with various oil enter
prlses In this city. dropped dead this
morning as he was leaving Tor WORK
from his home Mr.. Harbison was call-
cd here three days ago TO act as palt
bearer for Il former business associate
and intimate friends, Jared n. irwin.
Since leaving Sistersyille, Mr.. Harbfson
has been in the employ OF the Carter OIL
Comnany. He was a member OF the Ma
sonic bodies. including the yhoenin
lodge, A. +. 4 A, ~. SisterHyitle ChaPter
Mountain State commandsry, West Vir-
ginia ,COnsistory. Osiris Temple OF the
shrihars. The deceased II survived W
IA wife and two children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
FOOT MASHED

navid Hufr. - Yoara ~ ago. employed
OF one If tho large milin Ia Wheeling
diSITii had hlH right loot badly "'mah
oil rBIoIhay afIorn"hn a. 10 "'"lu"h
whom largo piocn nf hisol whl'h no
wan carrying. dropped lio wac tah'"
10 tho NnIIh Wheeling hospital AMI
HlSon prompt medical nnoimenI ~ an
carly hour ihIr morning 10 wsH Tepurisd
I" L." rea'inG al "asliy sr could D." O.
pncled-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Read the Following Article, Then
It's Up to You.

-Other peoples opinions carry cer-
tain amount of weight with every body.
hut the average man or woman likes 10
decide personally on the majority or
things. You have probably read many
ady srt laementa and nO doubt tried many
,.dvsTtiSsd TsInsdisA PeThAps you have
not been satisfied with tho results oh
taIned PSShaps you haVa Rad many
Narv- worth advertisements. and said To
yourself, "Ira like all tina rat" II la
az business To- tell tho pablo about
NsrV- Worth. and, what II aooa I could
adVsrtIss foe tAk most year, ard nsSst
$50 a slakis word ~rll ten by myhalf
I have 81 my disposal th"naanda or
saAtsrnsnIs vsIttsa ana si5Dsd by Ersto-
fui and satisned ussTa 81 Nsrv. Worth.
whs toll In thssa lsttsTs what Nsrv.
Wr-sh dId for them. and all about II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

way wage board today began its heart
lngs In The wage disputes OF moro thaH
200 short line and interurban roasS
outside tho scope OF tho recent waSS
award OF tho board.
Testimony was confined 10 that bear
Ing directly upon the authority OF the
board to Gx wages on electric lnternr
ban lines. not operating ~ . part OF
steam transportation systems. iesVih
argument concerning the mtIus o. w
snerinc demands for later confederation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Rnttnr Than Pills.

The question has been asked IN WHn.
,vny are Chnmberlain's Tablets superior
iCr md more pleasant to take, more
genie and mild in their ACTON nd an" NV
49, rcllnblc. Then they cleanse ana IN
,.ioor,,c the stomach and leave me
hnwcls IN natural condition. whlie
,'i,Te oro more harsh in effect. and their
mse IL often followed by cons''pa'.o"
Eor sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
arIoouMuuD TO INJURY

GpcClnI NIapnICh n Tho ENCOURAGEMENT
Clarkrburg. W. Va. oct. lb.--WoTd
was received here today Of tho death
yesterday at her home nj Rockford, OF
Miss fedora Dawson. a. high school
teacher, and daughter Of Mr.. md hrH.
Davis W. Dawson OF that town, or In
JurIra received when nm automobile
plunged over an emhankment near
Marshvllle several days ago. Several
Others were hurt at the same time,
Miss Mabel bennett. Of Grass Kun, be-
INK severely injured, and her FiStcr,
Miss Gay Bennett being lcsa severely
hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
I,frnt Uhtia Dt-s

William T"nsn'drn, three. v"nr old
eor Of NJ. rnd Mrr W. NJ T"nPrrh"n,
Of MoN"rhcu, died inst night ~ y
o'cIurh ~ ~" Nurth Wheeling huupltNl
from nprrndl,ltlr. Tho child hnd been
ruUerlrg ~ abort time aud wnN removed
10 tho hoapi,nl Inst week. fln 10 aurvlv-
oil by hl1 parents
The body was removed 10 tho I,utE
Undertaking parlorH ut Nom echen. and
after being prepared for burial will ba
removed TO tn" h0nc Of It's parents,
where funeral services will bo held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

The funeral HrrvICcs Tor inc late Mis-,
e. " Merchant win he held tomorrow
Afternoon from the home ~ her slater,
Mrs A. l.. KaIIy, IGi \. SiAInenih affect,
with hsV liza q. Ma IoaTy, pastor 81
the se,uhd ilnIisd rI.ahy loTian "hYrGh.
aiIiGiaIinB InIsI,nUnt will leo Ina.Iu la
IL q A ,..Ih ,.nImLlaII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
WHEELING POST
WILL NOMINATE

At it's regular meeting this evening.
IN the club rooms at No. 1880 Market
street. Wheeling Post No. l. American
Legion, will make It's nominations for
Officers Ia he elected on the evening or
November 2.
At this evenings session. the means
OF conducting the election OF officers
viii be decided upon by the post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

MrE JuIibn IIearn". Hopuhiiran chair
w,mAn of tho hrPi congressional ILL"
trI,t has caiie.l u meeting ~ tho 81 -
o w"Inan Tor 'lay dintTiol ihia evening
81 Ia" soh"nl h"uHH General Alfred
Caldwell pnd Mrs yi0ra williams ar"
the principal spooh"rE, and instruction
Ia vtilLn- -,ili TO taken up,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
POLITICAL NOTES

The colured voters Of Wheeling held a
largely attended and unihuHiahtic meet
ing last evening al itsdmanh barrier
sh0r. corner IT Nineteenth and Main
.ITueIs. Addresses wuTe made NY carr
ba,hIHann Republican NOMINEES Tor
urnseuilius attorney Itnbeyt J. heisiar.
chairman ~ lie itrpubiican county "a
sauIIvs U,iniiIIlse iial hIu"u, "ahdiha' .
H., ."uniy ""n,nlsai"n"ii i'f"f h"h7
LnN anh "IhUia
MumhoIs ~ tho liuahnll""W fl"h
h.IJ ,r nnII,unIasII, ,nnpIlHp lasi "yah
Inp a. uGInilIIran headquarters In which
wp,n made fur y WIFI
wIuL uuIuh ~ tho campaign Unr"pr
prIuE ,opurIa k"ro r"""lv"h Tr"ni tho
wn,Eora hnulhor rnnoiInG win he held
Thutrhay rvnnlug Of this wnnk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
GROVE WOMEN FORM
LEAGUE OF VOTERS
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last Night.
lErA. T. y. Jones Speaks.

Forty-nine ladios OF Elm Grove organ
lied the Elm Grove League OF Women
at a meeting held last night In Blum's
hall. Tho purpose Of the organization
IL for educating the women for voting
at the coming election,
The following were chosen directors:
Miss Elizabeth RYnEee. Mrs Maude
Whorton, Miss Halle Baird. Mrs, ED
Springer Mira. ii. Is. ELLIS. Miss Ilisic
Watnon and Mrs Il. NJ. PettiGurd A
meeting Of the board will be- held Thurs
day. end IL Ia planned la hold another
meeting Of the women next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
MnlrOH EunsrRl

Funeral scrviCoE Will be held THIS
morning from the home OF her brother.
Chnrlo WIntcrhOll"r In Bridgeport. Tor
the latc Mrs, knic Hell hulroy' OF
EtauhCnvillc who passed Rwny Sntur-
day, Rrquiem high mass wIll he rcle-
hratcd In ~ Alphonsus Cathedral and
intermont will be- III Mount Calvary com
ClrTy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Hc-"So she did. but | didn't mention
II was snap-dragon. baltimore
American.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Tho funeral ~ Mru MUr'h"l VIII ~"
hold ~ ~ u'rl"'b lhla nfi"tn""n tr"n
tho homo Of hcr brother, NJ ', Hari
lolh. No, - Liberty street, elm Grove
conducted by the ftrv T. u. Lewsllyn-
lutrrmcnt Will bo made In Stone church
r,uEIpTY
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-12
PECULIAR ELECTION INCIDENT IN
KENTUCKY

An Associated Press special gives
the following curious election Incl
dent:
Probably the most unusual outcome
of Tuesdays election in Kentucky
was the victory of Fess Whitaker,
jailer of Whitesburg, over Stephen
Combs, Jr., in the race for county
Judge. Whitaker had been sentenc-
ed to his own Jail for term of six
months by Judge Combs on the charge
of attacking county officers, includ-
ing the sheriff.
After being placed in the jail, of
which he was the legal keeper, Whit
aker escaped, was recaptured and
again sentenced for jail-breaking.
Following one of the most exciting
campaigns known to the mountains Of
Kentucky, Whitaker, though in Jail,
won over Judge Combs by more than
a thousand majority
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-12
BOY EDISON

Harold Robinson, sixteen year old
radio wizard" of Keyport, N. J., re-
Gently succeeded in transmitting the
human voice across the Atlantic with
toy apparatus. 1t is the first time
in the history of radio telephony that
the human voice has an amateur. Rob-
inson's verbal message was heard in
Aberdeenshire, Scotland, a distance
of $500 miles. The fact was learned
when Ribirso received letter from
George Benzie, of Aberdeenshire, who
wrote that he had also heard phono-
graph record being played in the Rob-
inson home. He has been experiment.
ing with the apparatus for about a
year.
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vations are expected to bring to light
some interesting objects which, it is
hoped, will reveal the purposes and
use of this ancient structure.
Marae, while being the chief temple
of Tahiti, was not the Oldest or most
important in the islands. The temple
at Opoa, traces of which still remain
on the island of Raiatea, was the sac
red center Of religion in the eastern
Pacific, and not until stone from this
had been incorporated in the struc-
ture did the Marae temple on Tahiti
become consecrated.
II was at Marie that Capt. Cook
witnessed the ceremonies of human
sacrifices chronicled in his Voyages"
The native, while protesting Chris.
tianity, and manifesting it by most ac-
tive church attendance, have a deep
fear of these places. Under no cir.
cumstances will they approach the tenn
pie sites at night, not venture near
them by day without great trepida-
lions believing that should they in any
way offend the sleeping gods venge-
ance will come.