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New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
DEATHS
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IA; rse4is~ rn-erfr< RI -hs Beard 4
trustees ~ the Noi-rt ~nsi Hospital
held cr Thurs iay Nrrr-siosr '. T. ths -.,cf.s-
hefs netrs been irrosn ~ The death
The senior n,snf4- IN -eApsrt 20 service
II cur Eoaic he t9erl' ers present eN-
pressed their sentiments In me following
Ny- have heard vi,h ,h- deepest scr-
70" OK thr t-ath p. On November i0th.
la9. ri Elias As.ei. who has faith
io-r years as Trustee ai-i 4or twenty
tArte scars Treasurer
He served the Hosni-s- for f,g
Sfttf si.1n and 'hr -enct-r fIs entire
period h. rcser taltei in his devotion
70 lAe Institution ana 20 The public
oOae OF hIs most marked character
sti4S Mas his deep sense of Justice and
Ms intense sympathy Tor lAe VeaA ana
trenches. "ao never h1i more loyal
supporter " their cause and In whose
behalf he battlea as could o.av or
wth deep human undersi4nGlcg ana
nee taiiins Kindness of hear,
The services rendered by Elias Asisi
were extraordinary Not only was he,
eNsr really Win hlS wise counsel in our
de.ioeraiion not only ~&S his financial
ala az ne disposal pt The Hospital when
ever b. was called upon. hut 10 ma
ter where he was. the interest Of ;he
lnst.; ;-4-on continued 10 receive his hes.
thought
'Many of the Improvements il, the
mana cement Of he Hospital AFFAIRS and
many changes tending to the Netlernen-
OF the care ~ is patients originated
I'm MS rssourcefcl mlns
During or long association with him.
ne endearet himself 70 Us as u man. IL
co,worAer aud a. fellow ci,izen and he
WEI be sorsiy missed in our a.dst>
10 ne members Qf as oereaved
family ~ extend cur hearted. sympa
Thy IN their lrresparAhi- ioss)
IL vss further resolved mat an en-
crossed copy NJ these resolutions be sem
70 the family Of the deceased and thar
half mast until after the frnerall
GEORGE BLCMENTHAL,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Children's boohs ac pa1-
ticularly beautifully illus
hated at Christmas time.

Arthur Rackham has illustrat-
ed in his inimitable and charming
fashion forty fairy stories Of the
Brothers Grimm; stories which
generations Of children have
loved, among them The Twelve
Brothers, The Star-Money, One
Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three Eyes.
IS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

You'll enjoy Don Byrne, mem
novel, "Ihe Foolish Marons."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Edgar Speyer, of % Washing
ton Square, IS spending a few days at
the Am mbassador, Atlantic CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Maurice Maeterlinck has writ
ten the story of his play "The
Betrothal' for children and
called it "Tyltyl." Herbert Paus
has illustrated the story with the
very feeling which makes it so
beautiful tale; illustrated it in
the colors which symbolic the
story. S..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Robinson and Walter Scott Of Plain !
field.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

FREDERICK w. BRAUNSTEIN
CINCINNATI, Nov. II. Frederick "
ffty-fve wears ola psesi-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Miss Virginia Henrietta Lousman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satte-
white will Dgvc a house party over
the weekend at their country place at
Great Neck, L. |.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Antonio Ponvert, of 41O Park
Avenue, who was to have given lunch
con November 80 at the Ritz-Carlton
for Miss Constance Nash, the debr-
tant daughter of Warren b. Nash. has
postponed it to December 7.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Prime gave
a dinner last evening at the Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

DIsSSoeosd Broun says THE COME
Al sNNt, Reymont's novel translat-
"'taining."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
A Real Best Seller"

Ethel M. Delrs success sweep.
:. steadily and surely. It's like
s'n0~oall-the impetu of each
NC" novel makes it larger.
IN 1914 some 10000 people
Tp TTppaghs her novel Of that year.
"e next passed the $4,000
ma'k: Then $4,000. And last
lar ';sr The Lamp in the Desert"
lTpped lnpp ~o comfortably past the
,.,,.oo J,V,ooo point. the fourth best
,sI''ag ~" book Of the season. And
~ other day we had to print
Il. "e" edition to keep up with
continuing demand.
iAE TOP OF THE WORLD
IT,. oels best book. All book
"''s' have it. (s2.oo.)
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w. Wander
bilt have returned to the city from
their country place at Hyde Park anJ
are at their house. 1925 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs Stanton NJ. Smith, of
Montclair, n. j., have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Margaret Yates Smith. to Douglas
CarY Wendell. Of WaVne Pa
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mrs. George Hillard Bcnja gave
dinner last evening at her house 20
West Eleventh Street, and afterward
TOOK her guests to see The Lady Of
the Lamp
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Mr.. Hermann Oelrichs, who has
been i'll at her apartment in Paris. is
convalescing and according to infor
nat'on received IN New York yester-
day, expects to be about soon.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

WATT Arthur 81 beloved husband OF
Anna ans son - Robert Mitche. ana
hiien Hin&l-y W~.tf. beloved father -
Nrylner died November 30. 1870 at the
ase or o. 81 has hone. al sharon. conn.
Funeral services - sharon Friday a.
- - p us. Train having Grand Cen
tfai station az 80 ga fsr sharon sta
ton lnterment . H4rustabie Afass.
a convenience Of family Boston. Wash
inston. chicago and c!et1lan1 payers
please copy
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

SPFIMAN-cn Novrmber lo Isee VIII
IAN Chapman ~pe man. son of tho iate
.Jp~re 3 aud Ellza e. Sprlnar. IN he
s7th year OF his ase Funeral services
NlN be he'd in Tho Chapel II Tie Re-
formed Church ou M Heights. Mouro"
place brooklyn on trlray NoNeIr. be-
IL 1920 at IL 4 r
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

TIL IEsTON -On N.trilhtr g. 1920 Anna
Lewis vie ~ " b.. h.sr.i-on fhsrstor.
Funeral service On Saturday. 10. uDs-
~ al 10 clOcH 81 her ale residence,
20 fage AZ lnL.r..l..-- lri.ate
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

The Count and Countess de Limur
have returned to- the city frem Bur
lingame, Calf, and are at the Hotel
st. Regis until they sail for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
fWALTER L. SACHS.
Secretary ,

BOiDTMaNN-At white Plains. Y Y
November .. 1929 Emile e wife %
Alfred II Boletmann. Funeral services
at her late residence. L Sterling ave
Whit Plains. F~day afternoon. Novern-
ber ! , at $50
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Robinson Crusoe," illustrated
by N. c. Wyeth. One immediate
ly pictures this great adventure
story crystallized in pictures
vibrant with the excitement Of
the cast -away's experiences.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

CdliCu IL lyityl. I1erDert fduS
has illustrated the story with the
very feeling which makes it so
beautiful a tale; illustrated it in
the colors which symbolic the
story. s..
Robinson Crusoe," illustrated
by N. c. Wyeth. One Immediate
ly pictures this great adventure
story crystallized in pictures
vibrant with the excitement Of
the cast-away's experiences.
Uncle Remus' stories and tales
of Brer Rabbits adventures are
even more attractive to a young
ster when he can turn to pic
ture, even though he cannot
read. and giggle over the ever
funny stories Illustrated by A.
B. Frost and E. w. Kemble. s..
"Old French Fairy Tales" col
lected by the Comtesse De Segur
are quaint and charming and de-
lightfully illustrated by Virginia
Sterrett with the dainty, deco
rative quality which belongs to
these old tales. IS.
Little Homespun Songs" with
music, by Beatrice Hubbell-
Plummer, are delightful little
songs and verses woven from
children's thoughts and gaily il
Illustrated by Mary La Fetra Rus
sell. $3.50.
Our friend "Tom Sawyer" is
with us in merry holiday attire;
many of the amusing and thrilling
incidents in the adventurous
career of this lad are illustrated
by Worth Brehm. $3.50.
"The Story Of Jesus" is prob
ably the most beautiful book of
it's kind which has ever been pub
lished. The text from the New
Testament which tells the story
of Jesus is illustrated by colored
reproductions Of the old masters,
Giotto, Ghirlandaio, Fra An
gelico, Duccio and Gentle da
Fabriano. $16.50.
These are bat q fem of the
treasures in the childrens cor
ner. Bring the children in
to tell you phat books they
pant and then place your
Christmas order.
John Wanamaker
Eighth Gallery, New Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
", Y, U, HAS NEW STAR
IN CAMP FOR SEASON
CARL Beck. Former harrisburg Nigh
School BtAr, IL Making GOOD
Showing at MountainssrH'
Training Camp.

SPECIAL piSratch 10 Tn" Int"utE"0""'
Mountain LAX" rark. Md. sept. 80
Over Labor paN ana s'tt today West
TlrRtuIa'a football tra,utur camp h"I"
In crowded with Waters largely from
West Virginia point, Who AT" anxious
To H"t llro GA what Ia" eleven Will
he able To- Il" thar fail Tn" squad as
whole Of C"ur~". - m" mRgm h"i
on arrival here the hfs' 'A net" -
Heck"
Carl beck from Harrisburg T"'hnt-
cal Nigh school probably has the great -
esl reputation 81 ans preparatory
school athlete VIII" hHn been turned cat
10 ,ullrEr Ia Ihr history 81 hlhI'tt'H IA
this country II- high r'h""I team
largely Through Ii"' he ,"d'N idua' -
forts. 1'"red n" I'sr tina" .nl r"i"''
last year l." Srr" f"r ''r "rr""'" %.
uech hlmaclf Fott,"K twont' uI"" touch
downH twelve iu"tr than dth -"
JtndEsra Ia amazing hi- total ~ IA"
LEADING culloE" scorer IInrrlThuTE ~"H
Justly cut,rlsd /" the r.h"I"rh' 'ham
pIUnHhIp of tho Iuti'd .in'"T a. I""'
ball and Heck ~HH tho war -
eleven In hpakclhnIl r'Hn"" H. It
nIaycd guard and after ih" - j.
van, state tournament Ia" "oH nr 'h'
IrouSfS named ~ member 81 ~"
mythical Nll-TSnn fSlsnnIn NO. In t"'
.nrlna uo,k dcy"tvI hlmH"lf -" irn'
work with the result that D." h"H 4"
collection ~ medals which placed a.
cloueIy together ~ IN" metal VII n
low covers four HnuHr" l""' 81 "Pn''
In acme wayH viuliurT - IA" camp
~. ,rr dIpppuoinlrd ~ he kH look '
UIH EtrIpp~d weigh, - Hn"n' -
nnu,d. which IL not "N'rn"rdlupty Tor
football men Nor IH Heck Unrt"n'hf'
rugged In stature. tic has an "rtr""'
~ large neck which - r"th"P' ~ gu
outEtnndinE feature Of h.r phS N'"'
makeup u,L
on tho practi"" mold h"r". h''N
moves with case. agility nnd NwI' 'h"NS
81, ,,Irkly attracts the attention 81
ohnerVers even though they d" not hno"
So ..Tubhy" MclntlTn didn't wait
long to put Beck int" rcK"L"r "","
neld job and probably th' mn .r,
'..,,,rr .,luy hing nhuuU all h.s work mere
nm rh.t hr stepped rlKhI Int" IN" IN
trtcltt.s ~ the West Nirs,"'" t"r""'"
ma,s systcn without "Oal''"E mP "
md. one Of ia. plays Tn" '""'t 80
80 I'll 10. a good head ca his Hh""'
n,r, "a uuaIl,y that sI'"' n'"p s'"""'
'.,f,,man,ss de- n"t Away dsH"'t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
bob k|LG0RE
To MARIETTA
'OkUH IUHn EHLLfHoH Is"b'
nnI.LAIRn uIna ATnLHTfD nTAh
ron MARIETTA UULLnun
L.-, v.r,'. T""tbslI Captain VIM Tv"'s
v-I".hI- Asset )" o"tl.V. !" Oth.r
Hprrts A. well

IInh" ilr"rr 'rIinlu ~ N" N"llnlfH
IIiEh r,h""l f""rl'rlI t"rm In lplN. VIII
ruirr Nnri"iin f"lI"g" this f"Il IN
noun, ru,,uI - thia "urrt was uinh" lnri
u,PII by t'"nrh John K"llln"n, Of MN
I.itr college, fuII"wInG u telephone ""n
I"r.u,n win kilG"r"." Pnr"niH nl lIol-
bar" MI k"ltis"n '"m" 10 Wheeling
y"rtrrdny 4" Sc" IN" N"H virginia
stat" Inir. and u" 'Hihc feature OF
hI- whit won't after III" husky young
HcIinIrr nlhlri" with IN RtirnCtiN" prop
nEliior that soon lanhr him Tor ASr-
!cill
Young KllEorc gave an excel lent nc,
count ~ himself In lI"l'nIrd High school
for IN" last four years.. said Coach
KrlI.son II" liz u splendid hnlfback.
md good at kirkinR, passing--in fact IN
every department Of the Eridiron sport;
II" ~ equally as good AZ baHketbalI ana
pole vHultinK In track.
sine" graduating from B"llair" High
school ,asI fan. kIlgorr hu" kept IN
physical trim by apply Ing himself ="
hard manual labor. and according To
Coach k"Ilia"n. APPEARS :" b" In The
best of condition.
Upon his arrival her" J"s'rru v .
Coach krllIs0n was already Jubilant
over the acquisition Of Earl WinEcr. tho
verrLtilc baylor Military Institute attn
Ictc. for Marietta. und his "ptimism was
greatly augmented 10y the result or his
effort to rrrurc klIHUrr.
CuL,h E"ilIsnn announced that lie VIII
isnur unII,Tm- Ia ia" Marietta tnlIcB"
fnnthnll ,.,nhihhtrr M"n'lny nnd the rrrt
practice wlII l." held September II.
which W,II hr repatriation day.
Mnrl'iIn.r nTai Jam" VIII 10" rlh}rh
with ItIuIrru" Tho, MLr'rIth tenn viii
lr p"InI,,I fuI oct "l,rr = v hon Marietta
pIuIu nrIhhny t"lI'T" In Wheeling.
I 'nn.h E'Iii-"n. wh" h.I''I"h Hihl"tlrn
At " h"nling IIiEh -, h""l iLni y~nr. WI
nak" every "n"Ii I" EINr h!n honl Of
Wheeling frl'ndr nrrt rlnnr okhlDitiOn
81 fo"Ibull an Tint "C'aHlnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
PLENTY OF MATERIAL
At BETHANY COLLEGE
Two Practice Periods Being Hold Dnly
-Four Good Ends For hulaha
Selection.

i,nrh,s Eulnd md Miller ~" so" rlhE
,n,Linv I'm their efforts to Truhh I'''
hrn,'. -uund INTO shnp" for tn" "p'"'hh
v,u,. WIN " a. J. "u sept. @"ih
rvn pInrtIcr srsHlonH ""nllnh" '" ~"
held daily aud IA" men ar" h"Hlh'h"R '"
rnund into Md &"nsnn form
Dr Elder star fullhn'h on l'lhnhS
team I'M IrI7 has returned from VA" army
nnd 4. nynIn showing his old lIhI" i"'i'
and hr I,,nkp lIl,r II ruTr h"l Iur Inc l"I'
.h,,L hamilton ItuInnd has "'h'h "'
al h,r tnnirrInl 10 draw i'"Ii hhh ''P'' ~
To- d,,rInp u InT hn' kIl''h 10 "''"
.nrnInri hir nppon"nlr "'h
In ItnnrI, IlrII HmIih anu I.lddof"h'
finland hun TuuI 81 the bet 'nhn ecu
I, D., INN, fnr - long time nnd MI 81"
rlnuI nr - pvt ~hr,h VII; n,"h" u dii
rt..uI, f,r I,i,. con-, hrr l." d""lh" "h 'h'
two hrri hctn foI ih' terminal r"h' '""'.
There IN - real HFni "n Tor ~" '''"
rrRII ,rng md h,r" another problem con
I,nut- the ,nn,h.r. but II 10 certainty
.IhnI Bethany VIII hnN" on" "i VA" "'''
line, In the, hIrinry "G ia" "Ch""l
The nrthnny.W ! game MAJ '"r-
rncrly been s'hrdul"h ~ W. L. M
Irn'Ii," Enrn". but ia" laHt tw" 5""rr
The IrCgidCntV huv" bud - exert lh"m
prI,r" to TIA" limit I" even WIN. WIN.
ming Last year 10y m" small margin "'
II roinl,. u ip "af" t. rhH INN "h' u
I!ulnd has already Enr'"I '"n'h Morrow
md hin men worrying. and great ph'-
Ito ~ expected Mt Washington. H. OH
Sept. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
WHEELING DAY .aM
At STATE FAIR.

The BOARD or DireCt0rs and Secretary
Bert schwartz OF the WeAt VIRGINS
Fair Association expect monster
crowd t. visit the grounds today on the
annual celebration OF Wheeling Day. -,
1t Is stated that tho city schools WIN
be rln-rd ard most OF the factories
mills aud shores will close nj noon IN
order TO give employees ii chance 10 Nist
the fair.
Three running races have been add.
ed to the track program and every othsI
drpuTtInrnt az the fair Will br on the
boom II Is expected that enough VIZ
ilurn from ohio win D." On hand TO give
Wheeling Ipny wclrnm" ana most
everybody in Wheeling DlrtTICt viii VS.
n Tho fair at least once ON Thnrrdny'
rho EIr"-t car company has Hrrshuso
u fnlr rchedulc and oil pn1HcnAsrH ~
mud from tho city In It's HuburDs VIII
be handled with onso.
Tho vaudeville company VIII Hre An
afternoon md evening performance. ~
uruaI aud pa nr"t cl"E" tim. ~ nh,ct
patod by thu young ioik' ana w"
rntn Tho EntcE will be opened ~ '
O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
JACK PERRY JIMMY
DUFFY IN TEN RDS.
All rreIImInarI-- Already Arranged.
Paul Nelly and Crrpsntsr VIII
MIp In Fsml Final

E,,rlihiuE Ia In rcnhln"p" Tor to-
nIph,u rtar,, ph"w NJ IL" Auditor .un.
bringing i"G"lhcr Jimmy iuffv. 81 Iluf
frln = nnh Jn'E r'rIy. ct I'Iit1
hurrh two 81 IN" game boat w"li"T ;.
aInn and each has met Champion JnCh
nri,iuu three times and 'iam"rInE f"r
nnnIh,r "" Duffy T. = newcomer /"
this s",t'"u. whli" Perry ~ "ur az TN"
best dHrwing cIrds that the local club
ma, eyer hoUk"d.
The nufIy-r"rry srtiO is 10 round
affair. but may stop short Of TINT an
both bows are conrid"nt Of winning by
IL X punch
The = round R"m!- final viii Sc" Thar
lie Cnrprulcr. JncN r"rrN'"s sparring
partner. wnl fu,c Paul Kelly. ia" Mar-
i'm. Ferry marine" vino l"uks like IL
conner These youngsters viii meet II,
II2 pounds
joe Fat. ~ the N"rth End, will meet
"Yuuug' U"ncrIS. Of tn" Island. IN ih"
4 round pIrlim. Fireworks AT" Euarnn.
iced In lhIs no. an both Fast and Rob.
rrs Srari a. It rtiff pn"r and keep EoinR.
In the ( T"und opener. Jackie James
viii meet Frankie Williams. Thln VIII
be- the fret lin" 1hrHr boys HAY" met.
hui each has been ,ihninTinK Tor II
chance
MruLrraulp 'nThr 'nu IL" obtained ~
I.ut,. iIgar Stnud Victoria Fool FAR
Iurr rrunhr, - tIf" and The f"ri
II"ufT Hn"h' ll"ur"
rr krIn v.iI1 ~ "u Hir At ia" Audi
iur.uIu l"k uftI At . y ~. INC h""fn
~ ~ nr"u ~ - md ~" opening h"ut
Will 70 uu promptly at 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
CHATTANOOGA ATHLETE
WILL ENTER MARIETTA

Marietta o. Sept B Earl NlhIrr'
Hnyior Military Institutes NrrNa''"
athlete has decided To mhirl'uIA'' ~
Marietta college. Wh"r" h" hopes j" WIN
higher luurrls which mad" HIM i"m""7
In ". hnInntLC circlcn at mat inhllllII"h.
NInrrr who Ia bu" - yrhrN al age.
standing n\r InrI eleven ln' he's tan IA"
Weighing Ia pounds. ~ '"nSld"f"h an
c.ccllcnI prospect for tho lil"" ana
White teams. 80
The Chattanooga athlete" VIII l." Il
r,ndIduir for the end r"Hil i"n on 'h'
fn,thnu tcnm confer ~ hhHh"l hiII an"
rl,,, thr INITIAL i,pk In hHH"bnlI seat"
and IL IItnuu rh"uld GLADLY "'I'"i"' AT"
~, , candidate for lhClI rrrp"rilNr "i"
.IrtI,. teams Hin wonderful rh'
viii rurrIy bring Trrmltr during lh'
.,r,n.pr rnnihnIl rehHnn. Iu-i whm' .l'"r
man h, viii L., uH"d al "n ia" i""lh'H
,lryrn hui Ia all rrnlmhIIIly hr VIII e.
n TT, At ~ ha,sn"ld l"h "in'' 'nh mater
mi rccnr 10 L." pl"nIiful - ia" ri''"n'
i,nnE MInGr VIII r'r"ri the ln"' 81
The wccL nlonu with "lh'r candidate
WlnHrr Is ~ wILBrd ~ hInf"i bal 'hh
/, ups thru his wnnd"rful playing that
rhnmplunrhIp h"n"rH w"r" brought '"
hlv E,.hnuI tho pnEt H"a"oU E"i Only
should thu. southern aihl"t" Win - u!t'"
on The Football team. but ru"uld nrk"
n utrnnr. bid for a position ON tho lr''k"t
bail NV Many wiIl watch with Inter
cst In" pr"grcSn OF lh.a youth Will" At
Marietta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
NUTTER ANTICIPATES
ATTEMPT TO DISSOLVE
THE VICE INJUNCTION

AniiIr"'l"r not during The prsAsHy
I.I,u 81 ,l,,uIi rouri ~ bh'r "cubV
u,nv. ~III H.. med. Nv N" dsf"b"sTh
L.v. .Ilsrn1v"d ~" Inlun"ll"ns 'ssNAln.
Inv Ivrr'y-I- women from ppsfaVVN
dIr"tdr,ly h"uat- In tho hlrtrlct btWw
-" rr""b. Attorney w. ~ Nuilsf, nsaE
~ the low .pf"r"en.nt depart1hsNt ~
,he W., virginia department OF heAths
rarun 10 Wheeling yesterday.
10 m IDirlIig"nCer reporter NJ. NvNs
tor unld last might that he anticipates
much a motion, aud ihat In case = movN
la rnndc 10 dissolve tho lnJunctlon ne
will not only oppose the motion. bus
VIII move tho court To have tho injubes
lions made permanent.
Mr. Nulter with city Solicitor ]. ].
T.. OHrlon. appeared before Judge J.
g. SnInmerviIlc In Juno and securOS'
temporary injunctionG against the tWon.
ty-six alleged landlRdieB involved In tae
proceedings, after the case had bcsn
thoroughly argued by both sides ana tns
court had tho petitions under ooAsto'
Grafton for several days. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
BETHLEHEM PLAYERS
REPORT TO WESLEYAN
special Ia Thc Intelligence

Special Ia The Intelligence
Webster SPRINGS " IA. Sept --
Two hnckn,lds wrrr pat rhr"ugh - fast
rnuppy nIEuhL signal dr.il "a the w.
l. yam training camp this att'Tn"uu lh,.
backs wtT" changed .tb"ul and pra'iI.
ChIIy every man VA made I" call aiI
nails during ia" prut tie"
The Iin"In"n were bilich against each
other TOR fully an hours drlIl Dlh"I
n,hlrvrn,rnIh to-day were. 'kilnE. 'Itr.
Inng Inc charging. hI'aklns dow n
pannrh running bach pruIn 'raw Ling.
me- yard Jumps hnh ~ pTHsr am
Munnnnn u fact hair Ii"iu lJrihl"h' IA
nIep iTpnrIod f"T duiv
p,uIr, T. Jordan rI,n II Itphi
bali,h nud guam, L.. w., uul - rin'
iI,s today. OWING 1" aiIEhI inI"IiGa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
POtterS Accept the
Manufacturers Offer

Enat Liverpool. o.. Sept 9Th"
wEg" in"r"as" Of from ! TO 10 por cont
offered by employers TO the National
Hroth"rh""d Of Operative rotters has
been approved by tho workers. accord
INK To- Il statement ISSUED here tom Eht
10y headquarters OF the brotherhood.
A referendum ON tn" question. tho
statement snid. resulted Ia u MIA Jnrity
Of $50 tor the increase About 5000
general way" pottery workers of the
United states are affected by III" wuK"
rnlnc. whIch ~ rm"rtLNc Srptrmbcr -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
M'CONKEYS HAVE
HARD WEEK-ENDERS
wuI A,Lempt to Take rive Consecutive
ViotpTios Prom Legion by Dsieat-
inH Them Saturday At Mounds
vile.

The McG onkryn VIII hive H"ma'hInE
Ihn,I fuI the ~r"k rUh. ln'EllhH M
NJ nundnt M" Nm"Ii'u" I'El"h '"i W.
mn Tim, IhIr hruSpn bnluIdoy "h we
I,,,,'. ,,n,nd IhIa nrIIrr InhltH
am, ~ ihs amateur rln ~ ram"
team In UIdtI 4" 'uIn I'p bhl 'h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
philadelphia,

Two has" hits Olson. kIlduf. Lam
TrcKrcnsrr. Williams. HON" runs
konrtchy aud TrnKrcSser stolen hhs'h
.InhnHton ? Il wheat 9acrihC"S i'"I
T.r a. NtI.,r Meadows Double pInY
olson and kndurT I."ft ON bases
I,rnokt,u. . Philadelphia. =. Ia" "r
balls or If"rrrr. ,. Off M"hd"wH. l
Ms. orr MraduWs Il lr Innlhgn 'h""'
OUT IN IthJ. OF Reitr. in innIhEs
iIIt hy pitcher iiy ptcIirr 'fnn.'''e
gr,,,k ,ul nv rfrftcr. 3. by Ii"ltH. }
I,-,uv r.Irnrr Meadows l'mpiro7
Ou.uI'y and u.lpny Tim. 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
NO PRECINCT oMAMaEs

Clark shurg. W Va. Sept. b--Enfrnn-
chIrrIncnI "f women VIII not change
the holding Of "I'rtions IL HnrTis"h
c0uniN. according I" abatement mad"
here LAY b. J James trrwr. county
clerk ',hu stated That the M prC"in' :
I'm thr -nunty each would have a d"ubl"
.I.,ttnu board ih' UHi'IHln 81 when
would BE- tshrrl'd T." make ""nni "f
tn. ballOtH Tho coat Of elections Ia
now u pTeaI hurd'n 90 the taxpayer
aud - ~ almost pr"hib!iiN". Ihe 'l'rh
nnnnLImLal. ---..- --.-.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
Chicago

Two haze hiiu. f'"lvch. In,'N"n. Tm'n
hnpo hli Weaver stolen ha"". J. 49,
l.ur. T"hlu Sacrificed. F"l"'h. l'"h"r>
~. Grrhcr Irfr ON hnH"r. ~ l."uit. y.
Chicugo. d IIoH" on bnllH orr VIII
llnma, .. or D"hcrrv. :. W." orr pc
berry. = ~ Sd InuigF, or Iur""II
in Ia innings Struck out. Hy Z WV
lnnp . by Burberry. L"s.nE piCh"ri
Dch"rry l'mplr"H. lIildchrand and Nor
nrIIN rImr. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
WAR ON ALCOHOL

Chicago, Scpt. \ y method II m0It
ing navorinG extracts non-IlC"holI ],
was proposed 10 tho American thcml
cal society annual convention today 10y
Or T. NJ Grotc Of the University ~
PITTSBURGH II" favored substituting
glvCcrinc for the alcohol In these OK
tracts. and said rlycrrirr made no,
only IA better. but cheaper extract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

JHrScy city ~. Reading q.
Syracuse . Baltimore Go innings
Syracuse l. baltimore I.
Rochester q. Ruralo 10.
Rochester |. Buffalo ,.
Akron D TORONTO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
SCORES Walk STREETS
nudvssk Arrivals for State Fair uhAbO
TO Bsours sleeping Acoommo'
dAtion1 Last Hight.

Rooming house keepers and police
th,t scores OF people were walking the
sIr.otn or sitting about In might con.
frctinnrrirs and restaurants. unable -
secure lodging.
Mnny additional visitors came In iaHt
nlsht from distant points 10 see tne
possible TO get rooms.
In many instances, persons eoaid p
s"rn mapping In automobiles when Hery
drawn up Ia the streets, while mAN
others sat In the big passenger dep
81 Ia" Baltimore 4 ONO rAilreAA -
might
un all hands was heard tho on -
poaIrd alhinmeni mat Wheeling 10 had
~ 10 need Of additional hotel fAcliitisA