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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
Wife of Slain
q. {. Man Held

oklan0n'a cssy. okta sepf -
Mrs. W l. AetsessN ~Fe ~ "
L Aaasfsen. ehe wss sNet tn'
Ailisa ~ t~a l~ssket men - ~ At
legged astsmpsea eeldue Nsss We
spfs mianlahs last elaht Nsa a
rested sssay ~ pelsse sna hels eN
ssassnss ehsrve tev lnvssta sslsr
u connection ~ith me asash - nsF
husband lsse arrest fallewsa tsss
81 nsr s~a brnshsfs q } reafset
an r. X Pearson. snd ~ sileasu
frsssd. rlmsv sheriff
esertruas Cos. ~ saesofs ~ .Ns
restaurant owned " sne assa usrs
srd nsvsbee ~ me astawehlls
parsy a. me ,lws ~ shs silllra. ls
helra hela a. shs sItY san a. wss
aeas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
LONGER SCHOOL TERMS
IS KEY TO PROBLEM
Thousands OF Schools In Country
Run short Space Of Time
Increase In School Pop.
ulation Great

wAahlpe,on. Sort - NaW nieh
schools hAve hesn aaaet 20 the Amefs
can educational system q lae sass
~ nt least one day aurlnN the last
~ Years
Statistics eomplleA BY she federal
bureau of education show thar tss~e
are noN mure shan i9ooo such
schools An Increase ~ as fss eees
over the number Ia 1870 Aiish.lanec
tivaree fron iteep ~ the schools
gisr soial 81 i.sSA.eie scholars n.
sseAglaa ~ egasssi thai oae tenth ~
The population le Kesslns Alah school
educaiions. sAe hareau etatus
Only $40 ~ tlse schools rvFpFginw
90 she hureaA enroll 800 AtuasntA eayh
and 1ss enroli ever nNa. whale one
half ~ the iassi schools tAbala,od
have an essvollmeni II between ~ aud
zoe sgly hlKh sehcois constitute leas
thar ten per eeas ng lha total Thuy
enroll ~ per cent of au tbs students
Alnsost ss per cen, q lhe hlgh schools
are rural. with 40 per cent II the stu
dsnsm
As s. aser cent III The schools effef
ink fonryeAr course have terms og
only isa days during ,he year q hong
~ school term ia "unmlalakahly fore
shAdowedH according TO bureau OFT
eiais
The schouls cost thousands II dol
lars 10 erect ana to utllse ,he prop
er1y for only iS' days a scar liz ehaa
Judgment the statement aald.
The numhcr Of high school wfean.
Atea haa lnereaaea from slSss IN
$3.50 - YEA 9es Iu islS Considering
she inweaHe ia population daung shin
perlod 4 i found that American
Youths are beeomlns oyer alk times
- veil eduvaied rs usy wefe.
The state "a Ipsaa leads IN tp,
eensage n hlsh school graduates whu
continue their nladsea in preparatory
schools Or college North Carolina
aud Kentucky ato second and tAsrd.
respectively
The average high school principal.
the sfAilatlca chow. resoisea Al s7e
year or about si00 d month for shn
enllr" year Principals lof ihe Dsa
t~ict q Columbia California Arisona.
and Massachusetts, aud Nea York. re
eelse thc highest saiaries ia the or.
der named whila Nehr9 sea rays me
ioeetl aycrage salary.
n 1915 there were si.nsa hlgh
school teachers as compared lth D..
iso in 1920 sincs 1909 thera has
been = steady Increase OF women pn.
ierlng lhe profession aus today only
- per cent Of al high school leachus
are men.
The largest hiwh nchool III The
United states IL the Polytechnic Eyo.
ming hiEh school of Los Angeles. cal
with an enrolment u s.4so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

rsre weAthsg coaq1e& VIA rs
s>asssae x 30 n4lsy LEADER sruaghs
ous .he aArxwss ere~a Ok ana week
rAarsssy anarmnea. nlasns IN erama
ssaae saa 4uAsseT ssvvseA arA siwuns
sae sAe waiks avsves Aaa sxAiets
AAsiS
TAs sanal ywse program was frs'.
class an& the casssag tvewss ai she
sair ~~re AZ pleAssnx so ~ inAnx
ths@sAaas III attendance
sans shc~
TIE Asr erenf ~ ste closing gay
wxs ne AAAy sAow ~ II = m whice
srew / large c-cv1 II sAe nAln "a
vslson. Tueasnnkre haAsss catered
nut o=e wAs rejected Aesa aase y MAS
fram ne sisx ana anosAer tor h~tns
= resi6enf 81 r2sne co1nsy
TIE ~vmalasas y were ~lssas1ned.
xelrara sr2 sAogpGgsly exAwslnea w
fwo pAyssesans and naFse aaa arises
Aw&r1~4 a. tcsfsws
fTs' ''''' *e.es @ss4 A't
'asN'aShs' saa = ~ @1 N M''"
" Jones n r No z CatArtn
Ssa.aA Esdse Aaaes Anderson.
's'rse S1Ats e@ @s s ~
ans WIS = A seAs = I" ~ 4.
"AAFs's&a
TAAre fgas~-- fAaFs NNf* fksa ese
yeas AAa soaT nsoaaAs saa y Mr. anG
Mrs K-sF rske< T. 4 Ne 0aiArte
wAoss ~es.
Al se9r oel9ek exAsaAts wa-e re
seasea. arsAgsmw tn r&ssr l.0gaa
nsaasyes nrss free fAr. cme q sAe
nass S@Soesssul s4sss hsis - see state
sAss year ard une ~ sAe aess ex*r
hsAs sa LaeaM cS4atx
HAa sxess naa Atieet~4 A4 tAt R@ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES

TAese marriage licenses were e.
sasd ay the etSarf clerk since yester.
day. Nyrf Edward Ewinger. ii and
ida Mar Taylor IA. DFumrsgsss Zen.
SIS 7 Miller "a and Edna Dogwest .2
NNiAzii. Or Trr@ame 2s ard Esaa
Sisf y both ~ Guthrie gheransn
Fassen ~. ri1thria and Pasty Rolf ~
Jones' City Kennefh Dale Mltebesl
r. Oklahoma City and Hflea Ione
Newusn q. f;athrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

Sheriff 9 2 johnson of Okiahor .
eounfy. VIII rot be oustea from ofzre
A s1ry censdea that nAtser late -.
t@FsAy msrrlng. afKer aelIseratInx
sess tAan AZ bonr. Johnson was
eharged sfih compisclfy IA the lynch
Ing ~ cizsd Chandler. Loxxn county
aegTo bey. VITO wss arrested By Okla.
spaa STATE enipEcsmens officers and
t2ken 70 Okizhozna eosnty for safe
keeyfnxv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
Mystery In
Death Of a
Wealthy Man

Les Ansslss Scot. s*.~-A poss.
eaertrm sss~lnatsor es she heas
~ lsSes cAarles penten. teuna
earlsa W a scales reesn In she Gel.
lar ef rs bore, hsslmn siselsssg
rs ~srks e sselsnSs, ess~stlsss
s<s~hsa tsaas fSr svleswes a. te
he~ tAe wealthy rasnsne nrom eses
came ,e Ass asasA.
offacers Previously have es.
poesess sns sheers teat osnten
rad eeea shes o. sssAsa rh<
sAsctlns tnsery WAS saverso be.
easss . iea6sd revolver Win enc
es~trauee ~ wrong eallers. hss
been 'euns II rccrn sshscn Der.
tor nAu reserved for hss awr uxs.
ssorsss ~ friends IS se when
certcr ~'ss last seen sitter ~ se
shs asss. Sons places Il a. 1une
2 ~hlls cshers nanea August ~.
suase Ross Avery ef the los
Angeles suepriar court. trend
arc attorney ~ TIE dead rnan.
maSe pungse portiens " q recent
Mesl nra~m Nv pensen. This coca.
rsent Sssnoxe6 nf the bafs es ais
property % srsrxes penten. a
slaughter ~ hss first sn1 slsereed
wife. ncw rclNa 10 seheol IN
pheensx. Aria.
.ehr Denser is hfother es the
rt&d mar. pcsice say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

Marion. O aepl "a Tbla Wa
Vest Virginia day as Senator HaFd'
lnea front porch delegations fsola
Wheeling Huntington and Iarkegs
burg lolnlng in . pilgrimage tc brlns
their pledge ~ support - the Re
publican nominee and 20 hear 90 a..
drens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

i'lgfstun Aaigs at A pislahls
asatY ag heias hslA eapgive In fAun
81 sha llaisl natssMIla. egs wMhatas
aveaae. lag Nvaylg 4 weak saa IL ~
lns allsfwalsa au1 Threatened 3ita
aeath IL abe agteWptsa ~ mapa, wsa
lpla iu elsY detectives IN Mics llslaa
iifatv assd ls X liaYAenvllln ~
yaasRnlay aflefauon
Tho aisI aevuFalnK ta hev atuTy.
Same 90 FlitslmfM "a wufK ln IaFws
downlp~e hossl whsSs saa had aava
prpmlssni pealtloN. but ahe wa ~
Amted "A the rwWnaysganla ntaslAM
bs l'eter oNnlaFvllA. aAad AZ. pg
sslsvessna, tlhm. vho hssa aaH Nfpm#
lsqa ~ heftpf 81 Visa. whsrA she
naaaphlstleAsea eifI believed Hga saok
bsf ~ tha Webster aveaua batel Ana
sat Feun far her apa men Auilf
hey pav'lss uaaeF tltvsas "a death
Affrr ahp hai hsen seps A sha
iioiul ltallaktA ts~ -svwral uaYs, fvn
nlnlla tnak II ~ taemine haHes
81 800 WvbaIeg assnus asa u we*
grum aere thai sha maa~ liee eseAas.
co~Ad Nv Pistol
ll#ntaFella ahA wati. wauId only
permit aef q ~ oas "a eat ana ns
aiwaYa accompanied heF. satfylns
ioaana fsyulses sbivh Az threatened
ta ana sf ahn made ang outefY lhe
slrl lepksa far evnrY p4Asl4le oppoF
saauY ~ aseaps Aba nin, ana yeaNer
aay atesrnnaa whsu seRfe wu@An
sepsared g. Awseb gha fsom In waNm
She VIA hsia pfisppef ne aaoe
waa iefs ualuekva iaF f~v msuussR
Apa iha WA flea 8he Nent dlraellv
t3 shn 9snttai p,llee stallion aad waa
referred 8 lsa ellY dvseess sss 70
bonn sse lsla bef STORY
nsnturplla us~ aFressel fsw mm
n,ea iAser Al Nylls asvaue aua wpip
hahs street Normna iAlnoyleh. assd
a. X SO Webster assnsr and funl.
abtk Dseylo AGED 40 n fts Webster
avenua lll~ fefmer shn pfnpneeof at
sbg poemlns house AMI ghe lsttsF
eooA II ne hotel. wese aiao arrested
and nra ualn# Detained az witneaaeN,
Thax assert that they believed taa
xifi MS naniurella'n wlfe a. tssaY
said hs tola them hn had married ~
wfn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

Huntington. n r. Sept "a -Aa,
fnsttanee of Germany and Austria Ia.
70 the league Of nations would slll
nnstely make for protection ~ the
civilized world against war. william
p. NcAdoo. cosroer secretary of the
treasury. declared here last night 10
The oDe1ing address q his CAMPAIGN
for Governor Cor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
INDIANAPOLIS NAN HEADS O. 4 y

Indianapolis Sept - William A
keseham ~ Indianapolis. waa elected
eommanSeri 10 chief og she Grand
Army of the Republic at The eloslna
business session of the sflh annual
eneampment today Selection of the
city of The next encampment Ans left
10 the national council ef adminlatia.
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
oSLtrotk MEN CHARGED
WIZ MURDER OF cArEaEa

r J. Psarsoz ssc Esnlsr Gks<yili are
f. a. Oklahoma city ssil CHARGED With
sne nar6er ~ ". 1. AnderAon. pro.
2fiesnr q sessazraiIt AZ Packing
t0ra lar ziE1t An1srsoFS ~as mar
rsea znc ihe father a two children,
Eoa,h~ry - sid to have beer the no.
ssFe for fhs xirae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
GASOLINE PRICE ~ LOWERED
~ TWO COMPANIES

Houston. Texas. sept 2s.--Tso big
OH companies today snnounesd two
cent decline In ths price of esasllns
on essh psymsnts rhs new prices
are: 81 esnss ser charge accounts.
and 30 cents Tor cash payments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
SEWING MACHINE ooEs TO
alEAsAnr VAllEY

Mrs Wliliam Harris OF Pleasant
Valley. held the lucky tlcdet which
drew the so sewing machine given
away BY the Retail Merchants OF
Guthrie At the fair Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
closnlna Mlsalna

Wheu lhe glpl appeared A Ehe pn'
lien station Mhn waa seansllY Clad snd
ia 4 weakenea eendltl0a The atneY
ef tAe abase d whleh she haa hesH
suhlaetpa will t81,e llvuturalla ~
faee aerioua charges u wam sasdi The
slrl declared that after ehe bed hsen
kept IL he room Tor several days
aha grew fearless ~ psusufellas
threats. a. shg preferred daath 70
the lie MA wAa then lending she
saa sufficiently elethed hy she paIlse
sna detained ~ headquarters whils
her parents afn hHinx Notified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
MEXICAN PRESIDENT 10
RECOVERING HEALTH

Mexico cIty. Sept A. Physicians
attending Provisional President de Ia
HBsrta found him considerably im-
proysd yesterday. snd after consul
tstion decided that sn operation for
aDgsndicltis vogia be unnecessary a,
tEis time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
REhEwEu ACTIVITIES ~
PROHIBITION DEPARTMENT

Washington Sspl "A t'atahllsh
ment of new supervising prnhibi
tlon AGENTS department, consisting Of
the ssages ot Arizona, ANw Mexico
and Taxas. WAS announced BY the ha'
feaa of internal revenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
clNwi0oig RULES
PERSONALITIES our or CAMS

ff~~s|N - TO w ~ A@M ~
Washington. Sept 24.--ro prevent
recurrence a. Controversies such as
stirred yes*erdry's sessIon, Chairman
Tpin~1ddis today ruled that "persanat
candidates. and personallslesr most
rot be brought into discussions be.
fore 'he international conar-ss
against alcoholism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

Success rvre coasplcuous Nv .helr
absence
Ausoag tae workers deserving spe.
esai msntsoa are superintendent Carr
ney. Reuse and Mahoney ~ TIE i've.
stack department n b scuss ANA
SAnsasi FAank. In asTscaasare Mrs
cora FARRELL "a education Mis- char.
lea Olson sad Miss Bsrnsce LAWSON.
ln ihe womsae bunasng. ara County
Agfns Wiley and Mrs LAnwson. home
esonomics denonsiraiof Ia sseir sev
ecai departments Much of The real
saecess u tie fAir was aue Is TIE
aaaiFiAK ettorFs III she tive agents. r.
y Reaer AZ sAe granc stand. AIRS Il.
a. Humphrey. ana Mrs A. pnrxi.
anne II sAe women's hagldimx Harvey
Mousagae in sae uaasn pavilion ara the
Red Cross representatives. aAso ren.
dered fAlaaale assistance
CAa& s5ison. acting for the Cham
hes os cpmassee bad charge x the
possessions aad shows and ~, ii Mt
Dis time fof peok working ana
Aoosttae foF TIE g~neral success IA she
fxiv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
COUNTY f1scrlon roAap

Tho eonnty election board ~ss tn
session today considering hita Tor thu
printing OF ballots and lue enn*truet'
ing nem baosha for AL the voting
pIaeea ot tho county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
~NNI-IuA NAipfN Nt~
iAff~ II 8sN 90 nfiNs.
min r. D>iH ~ 4
rIIr~l e. iIuiii
M Allan
SHE FLEE5 WHEN OPEN
DOOR GIVES CHANCE
rItkin tr NJ DliuI. sill
SAYS. ny FOREIGNER Niiu
PROMISED Iu .INE
mn MORN H. MNDl.
MlliIf. ~ Att


Pittsburgh. ps.s sspN ~ WIN the
asrsM laW eiuht ~ Peter nensuFsIla
sNAa jonn rssrlsk. . asea ~ e~hstss
slavsrs~ haa bsen hfvksa ups rsdsy
'eug ether swemheTs n ms asn9 ln
alFfsfens sltles are. N wilt as 0eav
afsess to-day Lsttsrs ard addresses
foana on ,snsurslla, l4sa 10 ths ala
savsry ~ she ev9snlHsa asna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

Az 1As siose of the fair last night
she best exhibits ia agriculture and
hofsiraitare ~eFe released ny r. n.
scsi, ard taken 10 Oklahoma City.
HAere BE- s pusuag up an exhibit ioF
lsoszn eounfy AZ the state FAIR which
"opens iosncrrew Secretary NrKean.
Samuel Fank foun,y Agents wisey and
a-zrgso1 ARE On she ground assisting
Ain ard piacing the exhilats of tie
aays ard girls ciabs
fail has of praasHms all h. print.
- Saturday and Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
I h 0 j s A n D s.
I HR D n 6 FAIR.
D n LAST DAY.

Ff\Al RACE PROGRAM IN
Cfllf~<r. NTTu> mn NOT
MAItRlAllII. ENiIIRlt~
RF~I ENER: EMERY
p Rnnl SATISFIED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24
oaArr IN oAMra or iaian

rhlcaRo, SeA a Investigation oi
. rcpori thar ceorfa N ,ohan, aeios
end Moat Tsnuee Il gisieAgo. Lsi
'iosi large sasu t4i on last sea. Z
world series. Nam understood toaay
% bx under consideration ny yffa
Cook comfy grand iury which neA,
TMesday viii Resume gathering tessi
nony of charges that the series wax
fixed 40 that Cincinnati Reds
would Win putllatea reports plse
coyans losses Al seooo ana Zen
nes ~ $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-24

The injury into lhn ~nxlns
charges g 10 be pushed % the limit
according % statement made by
gcontiuu.J on pase -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
800 PEOPLE HEAR
ABLE LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Blanche L. Corby Of Los Angeles Ex-
plains It's Theory OF Healing In
Talk at Court Theatre

Probably eight hundred members ana
friends "i the First church Il 'hrtS,
Scientists. OF Wheeling, and friends
heard an able lecture 1T III" Court thea
tr" Sunday afternoon by Elanchc X.
Curby OF Los Angeles. member of tn"
b,NLrd of lcctureSh!p OF III" First Church
Of christ Scientists. OF Boston.
! This was the ilrst Of tho seasons ser
i@s Of thrs" christian Sci"ur" lectures
'undcr the auspices OF tur First Church
al Wheeling. and WAS presided over BY
AIRS. icIle Graham at RcIia!rc.
In her address Yesterday the lcctur-
cr SAID. in part:
The first stop toward freedom from
cvi! Is generally taken through d"sir"
for phys:rN healing. Such healing =
not f." th.' PURPOSE Of making man
more com GUrtaD!c III Inalrtat!ty: not To
enable him tn eat NOR" food without
discomfort. nor L. crahl" him Indulge
more freely In appetite" ana passion
without eva effect. liut the sol" pur-
pose Of iElS healing - Ia reveal The
truth about life. turISt!ln Science docs
not teach that sickness AMI eva do not
s"tm real {" human Cun>riouSneSS. but
rather il teaches that human conscious
AMI that HaIi3ng is accomplished
through understanding cod and his law.
1t = sometimes said that 81" heal
;ns II CHRISTIAN Science - wrought
through suggestion: that the human
mimi Uui,um!nIt"d and uniustru"lcd Ia
STiIIiuai itW. c:t!l't possibly understand
spiritual h"'li.uG or "" means 10y UnirH
4 - accomplished. aEd that Il therefor"
insists th:u L must w. after IS own
h"thnd. Tn" operation OF tn" human will
th!"u"h .hypnot:c worship p"pu!nriy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
supper NJ Sc Matthews

Torlurrow evening between -" H'u
: o'clock. the ladies - the Il. lfranCh OK
III. Wovan's Auxiliary ~: 81. Matthews
T. y church Will serve one q! th''' r'p-
mar suI,p.rs in the church and much III;
frrrsr is beng taken. The proceeds Will
hr devoted TO mission work.
! Tho following Will have charHe during
the evening: ~, :,
ErUwnN. Miss Smith, MIS- Luce N'''"
or Mrs. Walker Alien.
Table No. l.-Mrs. Cow!. MISS MrFs-
rhord. Mrs Ne!dlrr. stella kn"plaash'
Table No. Mrs. J. y: Sc'r'a. MISS,
49, Irri. Farmer. Kate North, ""7"1t1
Farmer. - w ,,f.s.,
Neil MInard, Margery Ford E!'zipeN
I Tabin No, Miss Anna Gender. MIS-.
los Rankin, Laura BENDER. MTS. Matt
Chew. VIA.
Table No. G.-Mrs. Arch Games. Mss
, Dnnnin.. Miss Edith Jefferson.
Table No. Mrs. q. O. Magic; katn-
crime Car;3ahan. Marion Fierce h"'Hc'-
Tiblr No. S.-MrS. Geo. Niewis: Mrs
Charles Collins. Mrs. Krauss' SaTaA FIN
Table No. 9-MrS. ChaS MnSr'. MISS
Hood. Miss Mayors, Mrs. Ed"a'" li"''S-
Table No. Ic.-Nliss Jessie Dcv!nncy
Mrs. Don Crawford. Mrs. Mary LUBE
Miss Phyllis Strobel. ,,,i,.o
Observation-Disclosures. W. :. Hamilton
and Miss Mary Nardy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
FIREMEN. CONFUSED
BY WARW0OD CALL
FORGOT That Beg e3l was at Warwood,
And Made RIM to tie North
wood GLASS Plant.

Nasr.inG was thrown in" "Urlu::""
Sunday aft"rnnnu wh"u i"'N S"I was
rullcd and several FIR" "rnll'hfl."% MAJ
q rush to the NorthTrOd ria<" plant ~
south Whrr,ing where tnN alarm Dos
NJ. t3l formerly was located.
Arriving there. IA" carly '"m7aH.|> on
the scene. started back 10 their stations:
Ius: about this time signal "4-t-3-l
was pulled this being IN" signal Tor
housr 10 60 TO the point OF tn" alarm.
This company also started for IN"
Sixth ward, and tho customary move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
RunmAQe Sale

Much interest IS being i;tA"n :" tNe
rulnmaEe sale To hc conducted 1T ~
Main street BY tho members OF the t"ln-
uIn Sistnrhood or the Lon street tempt"
,,pinnirp tomorrow morning. and /; -
predicted that the sale viii 10. highly
successful Every thing from III" l.n'-
cst arti:l,. To- furn!tur" has he. II con-
;r!huted tn the sale and 4 great crow"
is expected. III" following c"nnitt""
,nnn. N.sdamrS l.. :. Good. leo Wolfe.
!, issnb,-s. Zen lsa"r. R"llc KlriH. Herb
rrt SonualOrn. I. G"!d!nScr, Sol t."S"n-
borg. Louis IIorkhe!mer. JULIA preytns'
1miiuu IIo-khe!m"r. Harry Van Berg. J.
Miller. Paul Lrcch. David Tyler. WAL
INN kanNr
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hospital 10 bc held ucNt Thursday. -
VcIuhrr ~. Last year II similar "E'
WAS h"ld, when n wonderful c"!'"Et!"n
of tempting sweets were Coii"rf"d. ANA
the sisters in charge Will b. nr"St graf
ful for Il similar gift from tn" huuN'-
wives Of the Wheeling distri". thiS,
vcs-. An who can do So ar" rrGH"Sl"I
to take their GnnatIons to III" hospital
hut for tnc convenience Of thnS" IEihS
in the suburbs. the following places WIZ
rrcrivc their contributions.
South Wheeling. st. Mary'9 "%n""i'
Centre Wheeling. Mrs. Bernard Waru
32S3 ,Chaplinr street; Elm tir"v". Rn"n =
grocery; Pleasant Valley. T.. !. NJ I'rr.
TolIowinv committee: M"sdan''S i'"rH"
J. Math!son. J. \. Camphcit. S'tt"n
Alexander. James Mccain. j. j. 'AFF''
and Z. L. Carney.
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ru0atherirr Days.

Next Thursday and Friday wi! '''
ingathcrinE days for the lmmarulat"
Guild for the work to be dono during
tho winter In aiding the needy Of tn"
community. and elaborate ARRANGEMENTS
are being made for the affair. Contrihu-
tons of all kinds arc being solicited,
and everything from clothing 1" dis
card"d furniture Is TO be accepted. Thu
following committee is to have charge:
Mrs. Margaret Moyc. Mrs !. W. Kcm-
rlc. Misses Theresa Eoss. Anna Maley,
katherine Jnrdon. Katherine picringcr
and Marie Lane.
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TarNvsll rendered,

Last Thursday evening at tho h"m"
OF Miss Eleanor Allison on South Eal(
street. W. Francis Hyde for the last
several years manager OF the R!rhland
Coal company. was t"ndor"d a farewell
party. Fourteen employees III thr Of
fees Of III" company wcr" pr. srnt and
presented him with traycln: bag.
Cards. games aud danrIn" We're tho
Rmusem"nts OF tho evening. concluded
" lth lunChcunr
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THANKSGIVING DANCE
OF THE "CRAF TSMEN" .
At THE ELkS' CLUB
POPULAR ORGANIZATION SELECTS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, FOR
THE AFFAIR
Jones Novelty Orchestra to Play At
tractIve Program-nrsmoers to
Got Invitations.

The ThaukSgi, .ng dance ~ Tho
Craftsmen, 10 BE- h.ld 4, tho Eks' club.
WheOlinE. Monday evening, November
END. will no doubt b. as successful rs
all past affairs Of this popular organ!-
zatIor. The hall VIII h" attrnct!vciy
decorated for The occasion b. Lang
hans and during :Et"rm.SS ions refresh
ments VIII be served. jones Novelty
orchestra will have ch0rg" Of the music
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Miller-Hruce wedding

Saturday aft'rno0n IN The HresNNcc
OF only n few friends Miss Anna Bruce
Of Lesterville. s. D.. became tho bride OF
William z. Miller. OF Liverpool. Eng
but employed at East Liverpool Mrs
Miller has bc"n In Wheeling only II
short time Following short rriH
through tho East. they will make their
home in East Liverpool The ceremony
yesterday was performed by Roy. Sam
ucl ". Gibson. pastor OF The Fra; rrrs-
Oytcr!an church.
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md will render the very latest selec-

and will render the very latest sclec-
lions.
Mr.. Lewis II. Cook. Jr.. Is the gem
cral chairman in charge.
The Following invitations VIII h"
mailed IL 4 largo number Of tn" social
set and no doubt same will be answered
by ,ark" Ait"udaucH:
craftsman THANKSGIVING Dance
Monday Evening November he
rwrntS
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
EtkS' club
You Are Invited
Jones Novelty Orchestra
Hours $50 to l O'clock
Comthtttce-tbhurt. Crawford. Heas-
I-tt. Gcbhart. Mor.hcad. Holland. Dau-
bert, Jones, SChubaIt. Cook. TUpp.
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Hustlsrs' club Dance.

On Tuesday evening at tn. Raiders
hail. Gl"nwoud ely. Tn" HustlerS' club
of The VI. ". o: \. Will give for H."
entertainment q! their many friends,
the eighteenth dance of the Scric'.
HardtngS Jazz orchestra will provide
4 special program for the evening of the
latest dancing numbers. All friends
who may attand this dance Will sntic!-
pate IN enjoyable evening. Committee
men IN chargc will DO g. Norner. J. HuS-
ton, II. Roberts. l.. Powell, J. Taylor
and A. krivtZcr.
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Elliott Students Dance.

Tho Elliott Commercial school Will
entertain their students and old Gradu-
nt"s next Friday evening with Il ball in
tho Market auditorium. and elaborate
arrangements are being made for III"
occasion An orchestra has been en-
gagged, and several hundred arc expect
cd TO attend.