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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

in this city and who follow the vo-
cation Of their father as coal oper-
ator. The sons are Harry B. Clark
who resides on Locust avenue, and
has a family OF three children; John
A. Clark, Jr., who resides on Wal
nut avenue and has two children,
and Kenna Clark who resides on
Jefferson street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark are great family" people
and get a great deal o: pleasure
out Of their little colony OF grand
children. The Clark family Is
among the most popular residents
OF the community.
=
Entertained Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Thorne, OF
Baxter, entertained q few friends
last Monday evening at their home
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hen
nigan, Of Pittsburgh.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bailey and children, Albert and Ber-
pard: Misses Ruth Fitzhugh, Ada
Moose, Catherine Ready, Blanche
Seipole, Messrs. Charles Welty, Eu.
gene Meredith. Walter Border, Ray
Hennigun aid son, Master Robert,
James 'FItzhugh and Carl Brown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
Dance Tonight.

The Par Mar club with its friends
will dance this evening at the Ma
sonic Temple and Warnings banjo
orchestra OF Tyrone, Pa, Will fur
nish the music for the dancers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
Going South.

Mrs. Florence Dean and Mrs,
Pearl Hoge Lucas are leaving to.
day for Washington, D. c., en- route
to points in Virginia where they Will
visit friends. From Virginia they
will so to St. Petersburg, Fla,
where they will spend the winter.
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ceTebrated Anniversary.

Nj. and Mrs. John A. Clark, ST.,
prominent residents Of this city,
yesterday celebrated the fortieth
anniversary Of their marriage ut
their home on CASTOR avenue when
they entertained at dinner their
three sons and their families. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, both Of whom are
prominent In both business and So
cial circles Of this city came to this
city about thirty years ago and for
Q number Of years have resided in
one OF the most commodious and
ihandBomest residences IN this city.
residence which they built for
their own occupancysa number OF
years ago. They reared a family
o. three CONS al OF whom reside.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

The w. C. T. U. is making plans
for a Christmas bazaar to be held
on December II and IS at the
Rowand clothing store on Nam
street. Plans for the bazaar were
made at a recent meeting OF the
organization.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

Stunning coats OF cnamolstyn,
evOra, and other fine fabrics IN
newest s shades s'e Of $3.50
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
Entertainment Tonight.

An interesting program will be
gives s2is evening at the East Side
Community house which will con-
stst Of a pantomime entitled Five
Grains Of Corn" the characters to
bestaken by Miss Nellie McIntire,
Ny LaFollette, Esther Carpenter
genevteve Carpenter and Lemma
4ayman and Florence Google. Five
minute talks will be given by Es-
ther Carpenter, Sam Kelley and
Mrs, Levi Harr. The program Will
conclude with the showing of the
Red Cross reel Heroes All" The
program will begin at 1880 o'clock.
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-Four O'Clock Tea.

with her guest, Mrs. Paul
schell, Of Somerset. Pa, Us the
honor guest, Mrs. Frank R. Lyon
is entertaining this afternoon at
her home on First street with an
Rttractively appointed Four o'clock
tea, Mrs. Lyon was assisted in en-
pertaining by Mrs. Brooks Flem-
ling, Mrs. John Rock, Mrs. E. F.
lHolbert, Mrs. Henry S. Lively,
Mrs. Murray Dickerson and Mrs.
George DeBolt. In the dining room
where refreshments were served,
Miss Lucy Watson presided at tho
tea urn. The affair was one Of the
prettlest Of the late Fall season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
cindy Coming.

The rehearsals for the coming
presentation of "Oh Oh Cindy" the
Rogers play which will be present.
cd in the Grand opera house on De.
cember 2 and 3 by Dent Hive, L.
O. #. NJ, are progressing nicely
and everything points to Its being
4 big success. William F. Baker,
OF the Rogers producing company,
is personally supervising the show.
The story briefly outlined is as fol-
lows:
Cinderella Van Alstyne, OF tho
"Ziegfeld Follies" show becomes
tired Of her surroundings of the
theater life and desires to try the
life of Robinson Crusoe for a time
to learn his secret Of contencment.
Through the sorcery Of the Fairy
Godmother, who Is Patrick O-HooI.
igan, stage director OF the show
in disguise, her wish comes true,
and she finds herself and the mem
bers of the company IN the island
Immediately business begins to
pick UP and the cannibals. prepare
for q great barbecue, selecting for
their choice morsel Santa Claus,
the quondam promoter Of the show.
Crusoe comes to the front and re.
veals that his life al a castaway
has not been entirely without in.
terest. But he isn't at all content
ed Neither are Friday or Satur-
day who are rivals for the affec-
lions Of Miss Lilly, the cannibal
queen. Finally all decide that con
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

Are of the newest styles and most seasonable ma
terials. Luxurious all-enveloping models, also a vari-
ETY. Of the so-called wrappy coats. Some have large fur
collars, and other big "button-up" collars Of self ma.
terial A good many semi-cape styles will be found
among the various groups.
Nearly all are lined throughout with beautiful
The principal colors, are reindeer, Zanzibar, nan
kin, copen, brown, navy taupe and black.
These coats are offered at a time when they are
most needed, and at prizes far below prevailing prices
of a few weeks ago.
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Mrs. Leeper Honored

COrdlng. secretary vi Lue " cSL
signia Women's Home Missionary
society Of the Methodist Episcopal
denomination at the annual meet
ing held this week at Clarksburg.
Other officers were elected as foi-
lows: Mrs. c. B. Nay, OF Wheel
ing, president; Mrs. S. K. Arbuth-
not. conference secretary. At the
conclusion of the afternoon session
Yesterday Mrs. Kemble White OF
Nthis city gave an excellent talk on
Aas subject Of Church and COM
ENTITY" The Fairmont missionary
society was much elated over the
fact that the organization won sec
onda honors at the National conven-
ton held recently at st. Paul. MINI.
having been presented with q hand
some silk flag for having gained
more members in one year than apy
other society in the United States
with the exception Of a society at
Seattle, Washington. Seattle So
ciey gained 336 members while the
local organization gained 1873 mem
beers. Mrs. W. D. Reed, president
OF the local society received the
flag for the society.
Mrs. w. D. Reed In accepting the
Shonors in her usual gracious man
ner said 1t was with mingled emo
ton she accepted honors That
seemed to represent years OF toll
and anxiety and years of successful
endeavor and II the recipients wish.
ed to keep the honors they must
take the forward step and make
the forward sweep and do even
more to bring in the kingdom.
Beside the National honor won
the society won the district prize
offered also two state prizes and
in fact carried on almost all the
honors OF the convention.
Mrs. Samuel Leeper was appoint.
cd delegate to attend the National
convention Of the organization to-
be held at Providence, R. l., next
fan.
-Four O'clock Tea.
With her guest, Mrs. Paul
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RaffeI.oiiker,

The marriage OF MISS Anne OF
ker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D..
B. Oliker and Jacob Raffel, the lat
ter Of Pittsburgh, will be celebrat-
ed this evening at five o'clock at
the home of the brides parents on
Carleton street. Owing to a re-
cent death in the family Of Mr.. Raj
fel the wedding will be quietly cele-
brated, with only the immediate
relatives and friends present.
Since the engagement Of Miss ON
ker and Mr.. Raffel was announced
recently the bride has been exten
sively feted.
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To Meet Tonight.

The regular meeting Of the local
chapter of the Eastern Star will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock ut
the Masonic Temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
THRILLING STORY Of CIVIL WAR ..
RAGING IN IRISH COMMUNITY

four lorriss nIlad with unlforme1 men,
and II 10 said. Including f0nmissiQneF
IturHdll. arrived IN rubbcTcurrg. TUn
Of lhom cam. from TIA odlToction OF Aol.
lymUto and two from tho diTsctioA OF
bltGo.
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~ ulVan Ia he nnIr"dp"hdsRS w NerIous
iO~nEps"pl. fnllowI
Tho IoIri"a .i"ppod Ia rrant 81 = pubs
liu hon1", Snd wac" ''" o"""p.ho
Ih.m sai uui i-mninIIalnnsr husssI
h.ss. ih.n net "a hosir"y pr"rsrtry npa
inan nnru.rad ~iih au "Sih r"d rll Vf
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'rhn.o vhr ,rir- ~ CONTACT With the
yaidorr rrId -omo ~ ihsm wsva tsU,
.mro black coats and roiiosr,sn's aaesi
(osatRSSd o. HNEs HSa)
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Communication Meet
May Be Transferred

W.shInst"n, D"i n. H-l" sssslSns
Of tho International Communication
,unTa,ours preliminary slitinAs ~
whIrh p,a srhodulsd tp begin h'rN OY'
Iuhor y ury 10 IIsuHf.'Tsh \" Tatis
.nd held ,inds, tho au"plnss of ihs
IeaHIr ~ nat l"nn
A.urrdins d" nffi"i.i advl,as receives
L.,o today iha I,nn-fsT of ihp mala
rnnfaIun,s runy lie Inrussiad w we
attending pu~nta brcauaa ~ ne dssWs
or .nuo ,nsubars ~ tho h-su" ~ Ne.
Itunb 10 rrrrorVe r"' tho i.aHn" gsnsrai
uu,.tIyns nnH'liuH Iu'''"a'i""sl oof''
,nuniT ~ luns Il
iw-an Tho LDIl-h WpI"-. utsH HT'tAih.
FRANCO, fIaly anh japan "hiy mstists
,oiaiInp iJ lhiaTnnt ippsI ry,HUu'Ntn
IInIIs nIIsInk fTuIn iha war Hrt shHpHtru
10 he ,u,,ai,ier.h 'bl"r ~ ihIH He
nIIon.iI",, pnonH ID" p"r"'" ~ ne
soprd u.rman osblor I" whI"h lhs
I'nI,oI fini.a oiaim. tho rEh' ~ btr.
II,Ir.iion ~ sn sssoci.ied pa~sT wth
mo allies ~ ihs war A. ~" pINIiiplp,
ATTY conference tho program ana p'fvs
.ud dsIo ~ ,naotIng ~ tho nsib Ooh'
forcnre ara 10 bo aGTsnd upon
white official sdVI"ss have TspoIi-s
40 disporiiiou On tho part 81 me aus.
~ IurrIl"u tho right ~ Ihs unnen
nIaIus "a participate In tho preliminary
r,,,Innr Ih.ro II said 10 b~ desire an
tho pnrI uf ihur~ pow"rr belonging ~
the Irugu1 ~ nat lonn 10 hsrn " assume
dIIs,IInn 81 the main "onfsrsn'n
witch general questions "noctiBG intar'
nsIInndi '"ruInuniUsil"nH are 10 ID" as
rurs"d
nh"uId tho main sss"ion. b, Wsns
r.,rrd - I'arn ana pis"sh under VIZ
I.nguo ~ naiI"nr, Homn "nioials saIe
thai tho United Tfs,rs 'plsht mon W
,opIaunnied only nu"nhlslIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
BREAK
UP ST|CK-UP .
Of GAMBLERS
LIGHTS co OUT AND I
Fatal. FIGHT FOLLOWS
Detective WounIcd and Soon
Dies Five Others Shot
In The Melee

rhIludnlrhla, oct a One man was
hIII,d and nvo others wounded In
rhrcc r"rnerad fight h.r. carly to-day
between poIIramcn. alleged gamblers ans
n Raug or bandits whom the pouee
, found holding up tho gamblers when
they went TO raid tho place. One Of the
I injured. phyrIcians said tonight. cannot
/ live. Half a doZon persons were athDsS
I'd and held as material witnsnAes.
When tho police entered the alleges
! gambling house they found 4 dozen neh
backed up against the wall with theM
bands in tho air and looking into thC
nuzIIcs Of pistols In tho hands OF four
mashed men. Two other bandits were
going through their pockets and stset-
Ing their money and jswslry on taolS
! IN tho center OF the room -
! Hands up" shouted Lieutenant Ora.
ham, who headed tho squad OF police ans
d-IaCiiyes. Immediately the lights Wsnt
ouI and a FREQ for all fight IolloWea:
| S.orea Of shots wero exchanged ohp
clubs were used freely The authovJk
: IIrn finally Eot tho uppsr hama. Hne
! whom tho iI1hIr reTr turned on they
found one II their humber. Joseph Ne
n linn a doIsoiIVr, m"TiaIly wounded. 4Hs
n,n "ihar mon badly IniuTsd AgqMr
dlud inIor IN The hsy. More Than lIo.eos
| In ,nsh wan fninh nn lhs isbiA Ia The
! i""in
pn,,I ~ tho .IIusah bandits wsTs iAnn,
| tIT.d 90 f."nla tOllv. HHlsat"T nAt'sUHS
n"IvaIu, Hrsn~lii aud Michael Fslp"hs'
! Nnh the a.""pii"n 81 Fsl""n" VII"
! tn,rn in tho rnii'a as Milo nTitt. sii
'n,o ".ld !" 10 f'"n Now I"rh
| MI,ha"I ''uIrI", pils- "I"r' 'l'"h' Wsi
a,I,.I.d charged Win balnI tbs pf1
| T., i.l", "T tho gambling house
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Gary Brings Data On
Reconstruction Work

Nrv rorL, oct Tib.It " OAIy'
h.nJ 81 tho IInItsd Htnins RiHol CoTper'
n IInn returned from European VaeA'
IIon IrIp IuIny on tho stAsmshlp -
France. bringing data on Tsronsiry2t2n
work IN France nnd belgium when NJ
r,Id would he Eivnn 10 his oT1anipstieR
nnh 10 tho Iron and stssl Institute IN
their naSt meeting with Mr.. uaTy Was
hIr wife who accompanied him % 0
tour through RpnIn. Franco and h1lG-
lum -
Mr. Gary nhId tho Information he o.
InInod ts OF Erent interest 10 thA stsal
Industry. lilo would mako mo 'ommsnt
on tho labor sItusil In Europe
From my informuIiou." Mr.. 0ary
said. Il conrIdar ths steel Industry In
90 healthy condition, although thsrs hAS
bcrn n noticeable dimution In volume, =
drcTraro IN pTiCcr. HO far - our cor
pnrsiIon In concerned. conditions are
perfectly raiIEfnGtory Our p9lioy 10 IN
k"ep prices from going too high or too
low"
lie said ha hoped stool rail- PRICES
would not bs affected 70 . great sxtoM
by tho freight rate Increase =,
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RFVFNGF motive FOR SHOOTING
DOWN OF SOUTH SIDE WOMAN
Cox Warmly Greeted
On Return From Trip

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f,"u hin m"nlhu w"Hl"'" 'lp Arriving
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r,onidcnIIuI ,nnildnln pnr "h""i"h hY
,.,.rnI rh"urouI I,orH"un 40 L." u'lI'nH
fr"u hIA rrlr"i" 80. Whit u h"I W. y"
him u,n,o than QUO mllur lhI""Hh u
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IL, vnn not At IHe rIsti"" H. MLH
cas- hia r"n In law aud hnnHh''' NJ
md Mrr - J MHh"m"l. "nh many I''
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a.. InIL nnd followed hin, I" his now"
rrrr, nfnro n fow hl"'kh away, "h"iN
tie. ,nudihnte mounted I" l"dE" 81 ~"
building aud cNII"Hn"h his npp - INV"
f"r rh" W"l"om" Ito Hp"h" ""'Y ~"
,uIuuIrr ruyluE the propIl"II"H "I 'h'
Nnhhnth forbade him inlhlnR - ~"
Ir,Ir ho hnd hlH'uunrd during hln 'lr
IL. then wont 1" hlH h"Iu" NJ ia"
End where hc "SpoCtH l" I"h' '"'
couple ur hhyH =,
Enruui, hcI" fi"m Ennuns NY, VI" E
wh,rc hr cIurcd hIH wCsi"rn TnHp'IG !
ln,i nIuhI tho governor had m h"ut
,oufcrrnr" with Franklin ~ It""""N"''
hir running mnt". who I"h" rom ''i's
IIauin to IndIhnnp"IIE Win me- 'hlo'
Al, Ituurcy,It Ihru lCft 1" COM llhh" NV
n,,.uud Ny"Htcru TN
At ,r,rrnI ,Iiirv iudnl HuudhN 'i'"h7
,,,I tIu, ,ny'u Irnin aud. "Ith p"llII
haired oI, lhu sabbath, h" rr"h" I'"
vurdr 81 erecting nni nrIr'"lnlh ",
~ IuuIr Mo" ErhnEhnm NV ""'
uI.hu,uud Ind tn" candidate h"ld ron
nlntTmTm r,,,III"n- Ind In hlH l"l'
Iunr .wnIhcd Ia nu nN"I'""
rInicunut i--ucd t"nlghl h' go
cos retrieving hir ""rt"tn h'"h' ~ -
,,..,IhrL a al, n ''vvurrlrrful trip Win
IuUi ono Ihlnv lnN
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NAVAL OFFICER KILLED;
ANOTHER INJURED IN
CRASH OF AIRPLANE

,, rnnn oct 3-I.loutrnHn'
S - Wagner OF Whyburn. SarhAt-
'hownn. % was kincd and Lieutenant ON r..
No. yyIiliam Morrill, CORY. Ir. com.
mandimx oGIrer Of III" ay.,i"m ,'mu,iy so, 'i% in'
"f tho N'ln",la diToj,". n%T,j wa" IN which ,hoy
ln'"' ,ding crashed to tho gr"unn o"
r%s ,' Irarttord GoIr club '""''" lat" IL
dAy ,r,t ~ tho ar.
,,'n. - pIuu,d Un,Lcr IA" machine 4" =
PAN ',,..,b ,ftrt hltiin6 tho thIt'
.'I. in,,Irnanr comma ndor cory was was
-h'o I,'' I,i. scat The As""linH
r,nh immediately burst i"'" nam" -"'
N.gns, ~aS hutnah ,.. ,.,.n
,G,,y ~as 'ou"ftod ]" "''
dniun t"niHht -. ,...,,,,o ~
AI,nn,iaE 10 r"n"'od the "a, ,",s -,
-. IN. la tho sash '"til "'''
4" ,ssaua nis .'.'"I'""i1" h"'" '"'
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Ma,i.n - CO.. nnr"''h "f
L,.ah L,Iusau Usnot"I ii"'hi"h ""'
IaadIns i,,s,uu.Ilables "''i ~" ''e"''
Issu. a.aIu ,.,a iuni.d tonight by 'hH
ttarubli.an pTasidoniIai """'l""" WIZ
sa III La had 80. .SIVsd dot slI"l l"'"' "'"
II..n ,.f puIIi. srDE.hsa iy I''"'""'"'
Lis s.uaints and hhd f'''"l !" lh~'" ""
la, Il .,T ha,n,.,.T v~liI, hls '~" N'"""
arurn,s ~haI hs""'"' h'""h h""
saId In it,. IuIII. o.iht sss"" call n~""
i., It.,dina u. NIll '""'I""s :" "H"
srG..h hos f,.t tho ual.uhll~" -" 'l"b-' So
I go, -u,- sLsli "pI'""" as" """'
b.. ..I. ~ -. v.,i',a !" the E"'"'s
ksv. nsI '-""I' "h f"Il t'"n"R
,etht,. ,-r,,i ~ ~. "'il'""T "' """"'''
I.i,n-"n ,n.h. - i,"- h"s"'"", ""h'""
n.r % - di.-Ips'-" ""'"l"-l'''F ~,
r",I"n th"' r"nsio' I"h"-"" ~ 80" "'
harmony VIVA ,h- rl"ii"'" ""' '"
'apildst"
"nrnsI"r J"hnEou r"p"a'"dIY Hn'.
from tho League ~ Na'l"ne """''''
which I delivered 90 huFua' " g'V,ul.
hts uu1usIinsd approval 10 " JUS
sn.ach ~Iih lta generous snh"f''h'
ot tho raTtys platform ana my ""h w
tsrprStstion ~ ~, brinEs ~" s"rrrlH" ""
mo Moro than that. n hdd. =" my ""n,
ndau"c that when ws have Iecofheh
America against tho menace which ~H
wsro bcinG let In fOr.' We arc g"lnH u
be abs 10 haVo AmsrioS sHTse on
program which shall h"ld ua f"T"V"
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Says Big Parties Arc
Partial TO tho W0tS

E.u In,L DI . I"lHh "lrl".
T., ,,hlLItInn sndlIAI" f"i 'l" Ir""lhh"',
l., nn nddIosS ~ ih' N""' hlh" N"'h"
dl-I EplS'"r" 'hW'h hS'" '"h'hn,
.s,t,d that hot, Ihn Iorhlug r"lIil'n 81
r.I,l.. hr,. "s"n rodoloh' ~" r""H
hon. 81 ln-uo la tho r's"VrI '"'"I'"'r" /"
fu, "IusI puiIonnH, Ito ds tlatih h"'I'
.r.,IIep 40 nfinIi 81 ull"uhiIhH We N"'
ynIs' IN i"uhiful rIh'""
"IT both unIilrn w"uid h1ro I"i' ~"
,ILI I,,,, Il, ih.I, uiuITorma" M calvin
..id tho rh"Io ,hI"e would l"'" hoe"
dvar IL faot II would hav" m""yl "uI
cid. - ne, bul ". did no' a"'o, f"' ""
put tho cause bn"V' ~" rW'Y
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No War With the Japanese, but an
Estrangemeut Believed Possible
Din0d and WIned al
Expense Of tho Near
East Relief Funds
cour,nu,u"orr,. s'r, % 'nT =

cunr,nn,tu"rlc. G,r' a 'E" - .
\s,nrIa,cd rrra,J Tcu'lfllu ri lh'
hearing i"do, Of rlN Nw"ri"'"* Wa"
were orrcStrd on = charge 81 hhNlhG J.
frnudrd Ihn N"nT I.nrt N"li"i. l''h'"..
mt Z 'uIuunI I'numhs hiT''t"t "I Ih" 80
gnnlyaiInn. ndmitrcd thni many 'Nr'n
sn,r dinners iu high allied "fnr''r' h"d
been given With money b' I"nFlhE ""
th, ESnr East R"lIrI. lie declared III"
nrrnnEemeIIs were made by DAVIS. "u"
of ihC defendants. and TINT "hanIHHh'H
and wiurn figured In ia" menu" 'h"
Inn for IA dinner last July amounted I"
$3.50 At this affair there w'r" lt"~-
hIan singers and Turkish dhn'rr>. Lieu
Tenant Colonel tUumbs denied hh'
kuuWirdIr uf tho Trading At l'"lnm l""'
I,II 81 a quantity "f f!"ur f"I l"" '"'
lnnd. nf whiskcj Iir Hnid that h"l"'"
Was nuInido his lurishl' il"n
Davis Irhilnrd that lh"ul"m'h' ~
,ucI t,tuub, NlriI"d hln' Ia ~ I''"I ""'
r,n,uIsrd hIm lIuuIuUlif II lac ""h''
'I,u nII lac hu'v ni"ui lh"H' hlEh'
an. - uh" r,I, ~ luE I" HS' hII"
- ,utuI,nJ Ia, 10 nlo" i"rlIh'h J. "
Ma, AIaD - mr'u,n"r 81 Ih' 'HT' "''''
.,n,uIIiro 81 ihs .#'"i rn"I i.Il"l "''
,IsIIcd hI,n Ia inIr"n "nd CIV " h'" =
,,.nrn.o I,.nr ,LnIl,r Nl'h -. -"
,oI r,.,.ipiy 81 ihr "ts""lf.il.'". 'h'
L.. ,NI.L.I., ~nr n"trI l"'I" """ u"
.,,,, , r,,niInu N, Nl' h'i' """ "'
ih. irn, In I'~Iia''l""I. ~" ''''''""'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
American C|orgyInon
Given New Dignit|oS

In,rs brI y hpp"l"iu'ni ~ n"'"ipI
hu,,rl,nn ,IoIgyu"u I" nov hlpnlll"" ~
40 ToIh"ll' church la" h""n """""n' "h
81 Ihr VHIl"n
h,nslpuuI hIIhu Inn". ~ 'u"srn
'Iiy. Oregon. h"n be-" mad. "r""'lli"
T., ~ Ih"n"Ipiy. M"nHlEn"'I Ml'h"'l l'h"
lun 81 llow r"Ih. hdr"ihl rIyn", ~
Mni"r ro'""", n ""' I""' ""'" j.
bu"rhy ~ BUTTON, hob, have haNn 81
poiui.d dnm.s,Iu rTsIs,.s sud MonslM
he, Inuerh RilIln, ~ hlipdHlphlH. h"H
boon nutnrd rIlvpirn "hamh4'lsin
Toiher Jftlri"b T. Nnhho. II Oakland,
cat. hss b"on nnmihai"d ili"inf hI"h"r
"t E"mrria and auxiliary bishbp ~ r"''
,ntusnIp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
TWELVE MORE RESCUED
IN GULF or MEXICO

Now Dr.nns. Ia, b'l 1"'l'"
inurnborr "f iha crew "f the "i"nn'nT
npsrd~nII. wIorhnd last "e'h IN iI"rl.
"nl huIIIr In tho sur. nnh "n" pnr
ronEor were picked ~ IL = Iif'h""I Icy
tho ,Irnmrr I.nkn Hupori"r, n''"IdinE To
radio ndvI,sr IsIriycd hero !" nlEhi fr"nl
lno ror'ulmU ship Tht hp"'h""ll '"i -
tea - crow 81 rln"Ioou aud nv" y" rr"h-
Entr from UoIIEc Al hnV" been ~.
,ntInIod fnT o''opi two. 80 I"hI N'i"
r.,.d I,y tho rIonnIrr Hun' nnd Two
,,,,a rrpnTt.h l." ha,o dI,i While OH ~
~ - rIunlI boat
Tho urcohwoi1 bOt tone, h"lloh f"m
WilmIuKI"n II"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
Sweeping Republican
Victory Is Predicted

sr..l.l rIar-,.n =" ~" i"'"illSr"-'
Chw.s" ""' '"l""", ',T..,.
t,,,..,.lI ., p~-sl"a 'h'""Fh W.
H. ...,r,u spnnhlnE 'y"'.
'."..n % io"I ~ .n""vn =" n"'" """fr' ,,'.
.rr. -uh h,puiLtr-n l"sh",- Wv.
,sIIn,sI headquarters snh l's'f
srslsm.n, declaring '"' t"n"",
.,...Ivs. arN united f"r lhH f"rn"' =,
X.I ,icLc, colonel r"ossv"lt aaih
"ThA Republicans wlll ,""rp .
coon",ry. c.yry'o1 possibly all o. 80. .n.
-. t..usa TNsy 500 the int1nitle>
~ me wn.or league In 'hsr uely
usLsdnsss So,nIrE NOR. olssrly an2~n
NV tho Democrats realize 'h'S tna'
,bsir snd.a.or hY any means '" shitt
"a. I,.u. 10 romHthlna sl-s a. th'S
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04
JAPAN SEES SPREAD
OF WHITE ANTIPATHY
Racial Antagonrsm to tho Yet
low Race Extends to
British Domrilons

T"k," D,' Onv Th" N7T""lHi"h
rr~arI M iuIuirN luio N" "ituHil"n
between Japan Hnh lh' United states
l,, perEoug ~ high p"Slli"u wh" f"l-
low ia" tr'ud 81 "N"UtS IN nnd"rt
Japuu h,l' vh" may not hc "haiR'-
tcriE"d ~ "ni,la!. hn" evolved tho f"l
lowing a. .uumRrIZluK III" situation
growing rui ~ ia" proposed tallf"rnla
anti .Iuplu"Sr measures
FIRST y E"uutu" feeling "r nppr"-
hsusium p,rN AIDES responsible JapnneH"
quarters over th" anti japanese move.
ucut in the United states h~'auso "r
the frar that II may lead I" iuIrnHln" |
.N,lusIuu mo, rm"nts against Tia" JapH
no.. .Is,wh h,Ir. especially "a th" nm
Ish druIIut"'ta
Sr.nnd ia, Iarnu~sr '"utrud that
n til" hrau'-u question Ia nIlt"Tnl"
IN I,n nI"n, II viii H"itl" liH"lI, ho
,.,usc wh'u Ih" uirH'ut r"tIl"tn who
anu,L loo uatuIaIIL"d olihrr die 81 l"
Iurn - Japan. "uIy lh"lr i'snI A"eI
an t."bt~rliy viii i'"rai" "h". ia ia"
uulse 81 gcuoIaII""a ~lll hs "HHI'"l
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