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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Writ Of Error Granted
In The W0iSongOtf Case

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,"dng Q "I"," -, r'ilII"" 81 ~" h'I'"
hrm' n"h ','I'''I th"i 30 g.. '"i"""'I
"u I"II ~ ~ "h"
I,"u ,nruH" 81 ""mun r,r"i'f ." 'h"
r,trd rul rrnt, oil =" p"i.,' - ,""ulhr
H. thr Nlu"'rI '"ruIy l"ll ""d l"1
nuc ~ - run tho JuhE' "f'r'uIlnU -.
uoiIlInu 81 ih" d"f"u,lnui =" ""l n"i'l"
tho ,nrdIri ~ ihr Iurl h"llng hl'u
guilty ~ th' ,hriV" 81 uruHlnuFhl"f
Hh"rIn InvI- w" hill'h vh"u NJ
iorurilup - rrIrri W"lS"uR"n Nh"u ~"
Irii"r nn~ Ih-HluE through Ii"hw"u'
from n rnlut Ia Mrr, lnud ~ M nut"
,uohl" I,pvis ordcI"h "M"uF"H ="
riop nuh upon hiu r"fu"Rl jumped 90
tho running board "f ihn nul"m"llI"
nuI - nrhl cn-urd cNch trying - "h
tain pors"-sioh or tho cur
Al the 'nd nf the s'rrnt kDnn which
tho arrest war attempted tHr nni0ino-
GlIo ran into II bridge tho sheriff h"luE
kun,kod nn the running hoard anu
Killed
Wc,nonH"n WAS former saloon
,lnlnilon nr ihr llun"r lhNT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
COX FINALLY SMOKED OUT On "
HIS VIEWS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT Il

"In man IN r"ngrs-r hiI more In
h~lpInP - n0nllro EovcTnmsntslly
tho r"rnur'"a Uf our country " the
wnr" rnIh III" governor W" VIII ne
Ir"Inr rnd"upIy h"Ipf"l In the tnk or
road JuHim"nt
Telling nT prngr"rvIN" l"Hislatlon "
onto ,!nvcrnnr cox nFnin declared thAt
Senator Harding. his lI"puhllcnn oppon-
ont wan Tho lc,dor "f reaction IN
DhIo" nv he IH now IN IN" nation.
His audience rhc"rrd when tho COVER
nor IN i'll ynmr oregon newspapers also
wcr~I lenders NJ rencii"n.
Rsgainu His voice
The vnvcruor ndir"-scd two large
audiences NJ tho auditorium here. nftsf
HpcnkInE carly today ~ tho SRlem. orc
gou nImorv. Thcr- wan marked Inv
Dnrycmcut In tho condition or his thront
rnJ upnu leaving lat" indhH. for eastern
DrrUun mud Idaho. ho chpresHnd conn-
drurc that hnarTeneE- would lntcrfeSs
mule with th" remainder or HIS western
trip
70 snv. his voice. h0S"Ner. the Eorer-
nor blamed To- avoid outdoor hddrsaAaa
rur = rcw days ~.
The I,ngu" ~ npli"nh was the main
suhlnrt dincuS-~t by the governor In bis
Portland nnd Salem nddr"saes Basiooe
his non .,uIhIic meeting he spoke 70 =
largo audience "r women md school
irnrhorn hero this afternoon and to all
rmphn sized the league hs msanS IN
mako war imponsiblo." ana 20 ksAp
faith with IN. boys who lie In FRANCE. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
BOrah In COx'S Home
Town; Cox In BOrah'S;
Speeches Same Day
ny na.L n"IliSa".
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H.. IGI.llir' 49, ""l ..' . ''''
"I"r I.""'

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/ ,,r,r 81 '.uii"ur T." '!"" '."'" h"'""
.I,r.n or oru,tIy 10" i.,,u" hny TINT '''''
.ny rn hlr W"nl',m i"UU. h"f' "dn 10"
I,nrur 81 "nIr"m IL N'uuI"' li"'"h F
.nmrun town. IIrinr. ih"h"
llouuiur II"rnh'r pp'''h "'Il 10" q" ~
rmrinni ","ui II,. ~ "m" 81 'h' h""'
nT"uI."rs IL thIr country. nnh l." h"""
htr umhir"i Nm"uC nll III" hr''"n'h
nhI" q, u.iurr Ii"raE unH IA" """ Who.
u,,I in H"uli"I kn"N, vas best "hl' '"
.uI,r - constitutional h"H'IH pir""h'h
rr"u ~ hIH position. Lmh |'uni"i h"in":
ia l,ddit Ion w.,V HIwI}' u u"I" ~ lh'''h'
.rI,rikrI Ilun S'uut"r hu"N
."uniur lIuT'II'G Hp"''h "IlI h
Watched wIIn Iui'ni ni'T"Hi. I" '"'
huw closely hIu p"rlil"m '"in'ih"H vim
tho latest p"'iIl"n ink"n hv H"n'l"I
II,rhIur Il hlh hr'u und"IHi""h Ihhl
S,unInI HnInh las nlvHlr had Ia uihh
Il .,unriIu,Il,r AT rnnii'" r"I ih' i''Eh"
Of nII.nur -, an institution G"I IImh
Iup vIrr huI Ihnf h., ten mat Ih' ~ ~
Ihiur Iu a., "IuIIIHli HnH to defeat 'h"
ri ri.u,IIIr uI"ut vhI.h h' nli"E"N Ih"
l,nrt,, IT, Inund"d ~ I"n"inn I" L.
rr,n wn,th'i nIr nr'.''h wIIl merely h'
u,.un,. Ihn I"uI,. - " ~ I,i' Sc at nn al
.i,IunII,r nnd wu"II,"r ihIr nIi"t "t""iI d"
., uIn, ld,u vIIh HrnnIUI IlhIhlnr
.uutSI IDItnupu 81 'IIl'ti ~" VIII
nIru ,rnh" Lin nIni np'''h 81 ihr '"n
i.Irn lLGH wu,h 1lru Iinn which h"ih
ILrr, II.., ,IIILl"r Inh" "IlI IL"
,,ni,I,d WIN ,l"r" I"i'i'ni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
REFUSE TO ORDER HARD
COALERS BACK TO WORK


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r.n,h uu nrr".m,ru' 'u rln" !" h''nH
nhmui - rr,suuriI"u - vntE ~ -" hnrd
,n.l n.lhu. the "r"li'. '""rui''"" "f
II,r I.uliod nlr" N"rl'I" 81 ih" ihI'"
LI-iIi,r- ~ ihc nu'hIr'Il" r'Tl"u nfl"r
n -InIIny r.r ri"u. luin i"lnI i""k ~ "d
tournament uulrl I" ".'l",h Il '"W"ti""
m"rulug
Ia nu rIi"ri iu hi'rE ih. d"''lIh'h
,uh committee ''IuIurr'd f lh' 'ht'"
.IIsiII,i rIrTldcuin nud l'hIIiH MutIb. .
Inicrmntl"unI Ni'' rr''id"ni ~ III"
I-uIloh Niuo N"Ik,I" WIS npU"in''ol
To- I,Irnoui = h'nuI'r policy l"r 'il"n
at iUmuIIuN p meeting
brIusltlnu hl representatives. 81 I'I".
tIl.t T." md"riuE Tia" rn'hii"ml'I
miurrr back T." work IN '"mrlihn'" Win
tho agreement aIHmrd ~ SCRANTON. II
VIM IonIn,h resulted Ia the uun-HEI"s-
,u,ui 81 ia" committee lh'1 N"I" rup-
InIIcd hl como representatives. 81 l'lr-
tri,l :. It Wnn stated
Al mIn'h uu iL~r, iwn .nHIIi"l1 nIo
now lil" ewing 1" H." unIui h"IiEnd
" about ni ih ,,4,I diEE,T'
VIos I'I'zlIonI NurT1I, Ia hohnlf Of
Tie, lntoInrlI"nnI "fII'"rr uuh ih" Tep.
I,a~uIntI,'.s 81 bniII'i |. nd Tia" hEhI
t. have Ih" uiurrn "ld"Ich hn't T." W"rL
(Contiuusd on raae Thrso)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Majority over 90, 900

Portland Maine. Sept IL Frederick
~ Tarhhurst. HopubliCsn was elected
governor NJ Malna today hY plurality
which at lats hour prnmiEed In h" rho
larsoat In the history Of mo AtRte. So
900 or more Ills Democratic Uppuu
ont Bertrand q MclntirN received pp-
rroH iniat~ly halr as many votes a. NJ,
IarkhuTst
mo It, puhil'snS carried All four con
HI~ssinnn districts hy largo mn t"Titi"r.
- cIn'tinE '"nKrcbsIuan WnlIa'" II
" hIto II I"hu \ Irierr. nnd irn I.
li"Troy an'i Sl"ritnS tnrr"Il T.. lie'h,. II
Portland h. he lIr>l hIStrlH wh"I"
tunETo rsunu I."uIr n. Go"nHil war not n
"andihn'c f"r - sI"rliun Ih"N nl-" "h
Ihined commanding lCnh Ia Iho H'niS
los Ir.a tuIo and elected it"l |. NnIlW'lI
"T Augusta ~ nihi' auditor
The ruit played hy tho n"T r"''"r ~
lha W"IuonH N"Io Nha oNlh"ul IL hll
IaTdr 0r mo static woIn'n nNnli~i Ih"m
roINor = iholI fl'rt 'pp"t iuUIiS !" ,"in
~ rinio "lu' il''u nni ia" Iotutns
si,n,,sd tho u large ma I"Ili, 81 Ihorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
GENERAL FAYOLLE TO
REPRESENT FRANCE AT
lEG|ON'S CONVENTION

T"rIr r"II - '.'u"I"l mIlo l"r
,Ilr ,"R",l'd ~ lr imE '"''" !" Il" "''h
10. r,uII" ut"ui 81 hn"'i'"" i'""r" iln"
nrr nIh"r It"n"h ''U'Iu"uh"I "Ill '"pI"
%, ~ ihs I,ru,h Pu"'IuIu'ni A. ~" '"n
irp ,,u''ui iuu 81 ih' NU'I i'nn l"gI"u
-, .lor "Irud Nnruhul F""h. "hn WIS
uun lIr I" rr'"pt ihc l"gI"n'r lnrIin'I"n
hr,nuro 81 unrcIllrh IuI"pcnn '"n1I
IIuuS tr,uIcrird ihpI i!"u"rpl Invnlln hr
draIgurd nud rrnmior MIll"rnnd nnh
NIulri,r ~ Whr L"f"rrc n"Tul"H""d
Gcu"rnl Fnyul" occupied III" hIRhep'
French commander nrNI 10 tho nRrThnfE
during IA" cidHlnE phRr" Of III" wnr.
II" commanded group Z ~ Ill" tr"n"h
nrmirn two nf Witch ih"n" 0f Generals
ManKin and DoKOutcc .-Tnndo counter Of
fcnrIv~r July ~, 1915 IN which III.
Tlrri Srcond Third. Fourth, 18Th. ?Sth.
aud 12nd AmcrI'pu diviri"na wcrn on
RnRod.
I."n"rnI raw OH" 'Nrc'i ~ tn embark
from IirrrI urkt Wednesday on tho
transport huilEunc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
IHnPEoToR APPOINTED

'hnIl"at"u. " Va iTpi - NIihur
T. ruIdinn. han been appointed hlaiIl"'
IuIuo lnrpr"IuI - the l'ih IirIIi't VIII
hrudItirrlrIr ~ Ihur Iu"nh n''"IhlnK
T., announcement Iunl" i"duy nl ia"
rlrI, department ~ uln'H. Nj huTdlrr
WIN succeed NJ I. 'Iuonn"u wh" hhh
h""u lIhurf"tI'h O." ia" 'IHhth hIhlil'i
win h'nduInIt'ir ni t.hhII"si"n
9u"uu"u ri'''"hn NlllI"n ~ mar
u,nn whn has h''n Transferred to tho
.IIIl ,I'IIhI VIM h'udIihI ~ I"n
,rr" ~ Va - r"''''h - Vaughn.
i.rIrn'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Wheeling Man Victim .
Of Stroke; D0CompOS0d
Body Found In Woods

uno,IrI DIrpntch 10 llEsnoAr
Inhn-Inwn. I'm pop'. H---LaH sssn
hv fricndr ton days ago. he nody OF
Ithwsrd Johnson. -. OF Wh0~s,nuI "
Vn was found dsrompoHsh, on the nanh
Of ,,roum IN q woods q mils frsTn hsra
his nncrn""n n In h"liov"d he dropped
dead from heart ToubIs,
fnhnn"n = tinnnT and slater heh pe.n
cmpIoycd hnTn for more than nontn,
Tcn dnyTnKo he hinappsarsd. -
Tnn nncrnonn tho body Wa disecv'
cred wing rrc. upward Nearby . rain-
cont mud "l"ihin5 and the mans to?ls'
II - believed Johnson had bsAn SWIM
IuInr IL the stream snd was strlc.en
,LIi. drcbrInp Ne had gotten on his
under. I,th.n Tho body was broN9pt
hcIr IA inquest viii he held ~ ths
.mInn.r 81 B"noTnat county, ths b0ay
having been FOUND ~lthln INA ooupp'
Iuhnr"n .hmr hrT. from WhsfItNg' =
here hr ,orldeh With an uncle. y. a.
JOInh"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
200 COAL MEN
To j. {. COURT.

NnrIluShurE " Va E"pi - Moro
than roo "fn'l"lT "f u"Tth'rm Vest VIZ
Eiulu '"hI r"Iurnni'U hnN" boon "uh
pornHrd AZ wIturnH,n Ia the govern
iurnI'r Investigation nf CUrl prI'rH ~
this region beginning Hcpl"mh"I -. n
,.rdIuE /" rinI,u'ui iH1u'd today h}
biaIIlI AliuIn'y NhIll,I
Tho wIiu"r~"r wIIl nrr'rI hrf"I" Ihn
pInud iuA at Ih" term "f I.ultCh Sinl'r
dintii,i count. whI'h h'rtun hoIr a'p
irinI,'I n Ih' FIund lury In aar"'l'h
tu h,. Ia r0rrinr IuIInE the 'uiI, i'Iun
" ~, j. win lunI Iau N''hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
RAILROAD WORKERS CHEER MR..
HARD|NC'S DEFENSE Of RAIL ACT

Nt,Itun - HeII IL Hcnnlimi"g hlS
s"I.t.",t - ~" ui"IGI"S fn' h 49, -
nInIInH tho InllNnyH !" Ih'h g" "''".
nanAt"i Harding 'hn,Eoh /" " "po''h ="
a. hol,enIluu 81 railway v"Ihoi" he'"
lnir today n,aI hy arru,"l"r '"nii"I "i
,ho r",.in or all no Wil"''" "h"l"l"'!"
ii"" hnh ~',ushi I" ri"'""i" l"'h y
based 20" r'''"""""i &C. o'"'"'"' "r''"
Il"u
IIrd tho orrs,I, Uncut rr"' OIL O ."''s""
u,u u"ruIIl, q" n"uI""c ho' l"to'l. ~"
Siruinlrt,sii"" ''"ulI hn'o f"v"i'h -"
Irni."n "f ia" iInnrU~I iaIl"n Il""H ""h
"'ho, J"hll' "IiilloH ""he' P"V"'""'",
.,ui,d Ia, wu, hr unId hnh "n''"h
~ "pr"r IuuIf, &c. ~ "u' lh" "s'"'"
"nly h",ouao " pormliioh "hml"lS'''
,l"n "Trl'luIr !" .lak" nhv""'nF" 81 'h"
.nvl~il'- ~ Ih~ r""rl" IL "Hhl"E q"
ih"riiy !" 'nt" "'"t th" In"r"'''H
Socialism Assaiisd
Thr -cu,t"T rIu" rHrnil"h M "lI"' Ia
IHrl, aud .r"v"lutl l"nnry' ~" plan Hup
r"ri"l h' a"rn" inh"I l"rh"rH !" put III"
railways a. tho dIap"Snl ~ ~" ihh"hi
w"rkrrH Tho 'uumlnr Each hIlI, h'
Maid nnH tho boat measure '"ngi"""
could work "ur Ia tho tims allotted mud
gao 10 both railway "wn"TT hnd -"
pluy"r Il just Eunrant"" "r rIEhir
Several hundred uul"u rn"n '"mr"T
ing tho harding md '""llhE" r"u"h>
club Of Marion w"TH IN IA" d"IeE"'I"u
and they ch""r"d IA" nominee 40 II" MT
at clans rul" and lsudod th" lhb"r pi".
Slslon- OF tho act
'fnoy Carrl,d banners expressing M"Ir
support In such Inscriptions m mo
government rnu-r chang" condu'torS'
"Harding VIII not f!dotrh'h IN. nnd
"rafrty hrst clcrt Harding
! " Rosohorry. paSt prcHident or Tho
local unit "t tho Ordnr OF halfway
Tralnmen presented tho delegation to
Senator harding and told him they
hoped by canning. Ia prove I'M" fhlIhcy
of tho Improsni"n that railway N"rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Murder Disclosed When
Body Is Found In River

I'lt"huIph Sept - The h"d' "r
IpuriIur Elias nHr TO y~hI-. wealthy
Ih Hldn tailor. Vas recovered fT"ir
Ihr "i.t"IH 81 IirII'n IrIhuh dam IN tho
A AIIrRhuuy tl,'I hero I" hnr Three hul
IT, hnlrr Ia tho hcnh IuIl' hl"h police
rnih that Il" had h"an uuI'i I"h aud TIA"
I,"dr ihI"vu lat" ihc IIy,I Ev"r) IhInH
~ 'nlu' lu' IuhluI mTt" Ihru llhh Ia
,nrh h"d hr"n i"ur"'"d f'"'n -" VIZ
tIu, .I,lhlug Iio was tho fnih"t "f
i,.u ,hlIdi'u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
HIWAHIn LUhOunOR


l'uu"lhIuR lunI llillo "ui 81 tho
urunI lIm' Sc, ~ ho H. ri"Io f"I tho m"u
hrrH ~ th" Nho'lluP Elwnulr Cub
v.hon ihry Iu"'i 81 u"nu "u IhuIn ndny nl
ihr VI, sac hui'l fui tho I"RulhI weekly
luii, L'"u I L." pi"gtruu he "u' 81 IA"
h'Hl r',r rInp"h under lh" nnnpl' "H ~
~" ''uh and u"illuE ban h'"u l'h uu
dnuo - unIo Ihc nffnlI - VInud ru"'orr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

NInrIrn hhI" r'Ui ~ N"nn'"' I"''
Ipr IuuusI ~" f"ll"" h"E -'"''"""' '"
rIphr nFI,r hc hr1 ho"u iuf"ru'h NM
"a, N,tn, ,Is,il"n ,nruIIS Indicated y
-uorrIuE ,lri"rH T." ~" I'rruhI'"'
ticket
''rhr r~ruu ~ NRIr" iT r"hETurnn""
rhnI tho American r""rI" W""n '" -
turn H., Trurrrcn,niI,r gov "rnln"h' unh'
rho ruu-iIiuiiun through tho agency ~
Tho RcpuhIi'nu pnrlN ana 'he' NAN
trLo- th, lend in declaring for NW"i',
urnortErg~h !" VA" old worIh h"' r''''
lady 10 servo humanity ~ Nm"'''N'
, crnsrIsnre ImpclE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

woMnr ron nOHp IHnUE

ruIa Iahuruh Ia h,h /" ino ihI"
- ih~ hhll"ir 'nrt IL nro' Ia h"uh
,I~,II"n ~ TnaI IH'irhIIph -uhuIh
Last Saturday were ,n-i ht Nr,uIeb
,"icrr n,'"r'liuH ~ Information Ri'""
oui i"dag h, .ruufE "nl'lnI- Ih, l--uo
ttin N"n iu 'uhr tui yrU"ul UtIiI'"HC".
vac defeated luri ga huI wllh w"'I'u
IaIII'l phIIuu IlI- v"HT u was pn rrtd
iicprfia rh"~ ihnt ih" nc' T. UufInu
,hlr~d ,"Irt. i""i' EI"rI lmi~I"rt In Ihn
rlr.IInu - number 81 v"rucn re- luE
ale, lIuu Officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Effort to Band One hind OF
the Members OF One or
Both Houses Against In
aclmcnl Of Registration
Laws for New Voters


hnII''i'" w -. .''l' - y"
~ uu'h ;m'm"I7 '''' "I"''"p y"
Tonight. "''' !" 'h' 'I'''' '''"' ~
van "I""l !" '''"'' ''' '"I 80 ,
"I' '"I - "''"" 81 vac
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lI"u I"f'n Ia ~" "'"'"''' '''"' ''''''' 80
,,,Itru uuuld h' Ia H''"'''
t'Ir, I,-Inu y Y" n'pi ~ I'"' toe
,,,, Il , r,Ion h. I"I,pnI, W n""l'
~ NI,,,,, .u,,uIf - H." lrh tho nnll nuI
f.,,, I,,,rr f., Ih, h,ur' ~ dol"gn'"T ~
"a. ,.I,, r.urlnu 81 IL" l'RIrln'ui"
Inri March !" Ihwn'i 'h" "hI''' "' w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Coolidaeu Comment

Irnrt"u Sept u '.nN. i""IldE'. ""
puhlIran candidate for vie" ri"~lh' ~.
La commenting tonight upon ia" mann"
clCcii"n. said
1T would tool, - if ihc nntl"nnI eI''
ilnn nlrcnd, hhs h"cn determined H"' u
, decisive vote ~ Main" mu| lnhi'"'
tic trend ur uuhlI' uuinl"n Throughout
IL" unti"n The result j. hl-'l"'''b 81"
=, n,iI,rnI .,urrs cat phIkhuIrl In =,
pttuup ,huIn,Irr and p"pulhr Ia N"I"', ,
hat strong nnd p"pulnT m h" IL lh"
ruIt .nt,u.l l., attributed entirely !" H.
pea -"ualitv
'-TI,, .i,.t.,"uu- = |, IDIy m"nnn lh"'
ia. NATHAN ~ a. whale In llIod - '"H
,oII.r,,I I,rin,,, I,Il, niutIuIstIniI'"
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ENTIRE STATE TICKET
AND CONGRESSMAN
WON IN LANDSLIDE
Great Increase In Republican
Vote Ovcr 1916. While
Democratic Strength Re
mans Almost Unchanged.
Result Rcbukc to Wilson
ism.

nanRor. Mo. sept. l3.-Oolo-
mol Frederic II. Parhhurut. Ne
publican candidate for governor
In a statement tonight on the
election. said that AS the oam-
paiRn has been vigorously con
tested by the Democrats on ma
tionAl Issues. the result must be
aoosptsd throughout the country
a. giving most GonolusiVs ovid
dsnos that tho voters OF Maine
resent tho autooTstio and un-
America an administration that the
Democrats have given US duTinH
the past seven years.
ut 10 equally ah endorsement
~ nsTdina anh Coolidge" he
udd.d. who viii bs sls6tsd la
nuvsmbsT by dSoislSs mA1'u
ny"
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ROTAnIAHn TO MnET.

\ nr"iluE 81 ia" Wheeling Il"ihry
cub VIII h" h"li I".dny nl u,"u ~ ihn
VI, I.uro iI"Iol. 1" whI'h every u"uh'r
n '"t,IlnlIy invited Tho pt"HInIu has
~ ~i not boon nun"uur"d. huI II In
h~trInnd that Ihrrr wIIl I,r n"nun I"uI
ruTut lrrr IN rinIr fuI all
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WOMAN ron TIM nnNATn.

Emporium - H"pt II Mrs Lean
T"hh Marian Irr"-ur-r 81 IN" ronnrv,
'hnIa " = I \ today "uuuuuc"l
h~r .nubIin,Y r"r Ih, .niI.d 'tni'r r"r.
ate uu lho pr"hIhltI"u tI'h'i
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Nov YorL Sept ~ pni'IHi' 81 inc
pcmorrhtI. nAiionnl h"adGunti"ts TOR"
tnnipht r~roi, ~h T~tuTnH "r INC "I"''I"h
. In lIninc With Er"nt dehl "t lh'"i"h.'
hut drrIiu~d ~ malt" nnN r"IhlnNh'. y
abatement would hr irnued tomorrow.
thry nh i'll
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Agree On Program to Give All
West Virginia Women the Vote
Entire New Registration ct
Men and Women Voters
Planned, With Double Seti
Of Election Commissioners
On Election Day

I,n,IauInn ~ Va hari ~ -FToD"s
.a I.rIstnII.n T." aid Ih. nav womsn
vote I,.nk .nnr,sie fnn i""lah' ~hsn
81 oil r"llil'al Pa''as
hnIh a u""il"r l'inilY. ""h ""hs's"'
IinIIy nrIr.d ur"n ~" bind ~ "'Ns-"'s
thn, aInuid L. "ua"i'h ~ ~. k"'hH
ncraIru 81 ,Lo I"gIHI"iuvs
" In planned nr"I. !" rrovlh" sM en-
iI,, n.w ,"gI-iruIIrn "f .iI nsv v"Nrr''
InlI, ,nnIo nud f",nsl- nnh 10 prpVhs
rn, rwu .l.rr 81 oIo",I"u c"nmisaiorNs
~ "r,h precinct To r.c"lvn ballots
"I.,IInn dng ihur h"uhlInE tho numb
"f ,"trr, TINT rnn 10 accommodated 80
"n'h Ur"'In"i.
prcrInriE wnr hIscuasod. but the plau
npimnrrd I" h." ImprhCiiCabI" II woufd
rruuIru tho appointment of now TeGls-
Irnrp for zach precinct. which would os-
lly tho beginning Of tho new rcEiStrs'
tinn nnd would probably mako IL lnr
uousIbI" io rrRirlsr all Of the women
ruiorr IN time for the election. II was
pointed out. -.
Il wns further stated that by using
the rnInc prorinCiH. with double fHc)ll-
iIns for voting, the rRmr r~HlstrArs al
ready appointed can Immediately begin
the new repatriation. This plan. woul1
seem 10 bc best nulicd TO the obyect
everyone hnn In mind Making " pos
rIhlc fnT uvcTy voter IN The sIh's 10
vote az the coming election. and at the
,nm. time uhkr the least poHlibls
change IN the nresrmI election machine
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PrspAT Complsts.

,'hn,IorI"m. S0pI II.-rnIl pTspATA-
,onn Vs. .re ,"mrlora at tho ..rI,ol for ~
..pnnlnH "f Tho npn' hsHsloh "I lAs
In. InI.IuIu !" Gnnvons 81 ~ oGloPh
moon Ininni,"V ma mambsTs 0f ihS
p.nu,nI nna'nblY aIo .sps"Isd Ia Al
,,I,o ia 'ha,l"ni"n duIi"a iynlHhi Aad
i",,u,i",s ut"inlnh
Iho nsHnI"no -, both h"usss viii have
iLn rn,nn "nI.n,~ "ni'i"ilna 80 -sTNsA
In in. ,spmia, h""al"u IL The senate
g., ,.ha,Irn rI""sI ~ Grafton, WIN
npaIn T., nal,i" IL ,IIni hi"u'h' WIN Jdhh
! iInt,I- ~ I'"'ha,Hh'"s ahalh "nb
'I"iinp "a 'I''h. ""h Ii"I"o, P,FT' ~
Wan. liur "r"IaiunI "l.'L In TUG
I,,,,ao ~ ,Ial,uvinn rp"ahT W"lf. Will
,,II tho drlnn"ior !" "'hsi snh 'IAh
80 T. Tapping ~ 'hnIlesipn. WI bS ~
,no donr wIih M.Iampby. ~
N",poni"~u. continuing 80 assistant
.I"Ih
Ouhcr h"Id "vnr onhrrs I" hs "n duty
nr. tonne, - UIiI ~ Charlsstop -
HnrgopnI ~ h'inG nnh JACK En'th, ~
Huntington. - d""rk""psr IN tbs ecu
a,o " ~ e curtis. ~ West Liberty.
m rcrR"nut al armH and j. ". ShrNsf,
of caro- NJ dnUrhoeper In tho house,
Mathod Of procedure.
Tho mrthoh 81 procedure. after both
hraurhnr havr hrsn Callnd 10 ordsr ana
Tho cuprumRry formaiitiss Of openinO
dI,pcnscd with, will bc tho reading %
tho Kovrrnor'r proclamation calling ths
c1tra rc-rion by the clrrks in sAch
ho,iso. COMMITTEES will then bs gslcelfn
10 notify Governor Cornwall thnt-/pA
rrnrrnI aEsrmbly hnr convened ana ~
session roAdy 70 consider any mAtLsrb
ho may dsrIrA 10 bring befnrs H.. THO
Rovornor VIII thon send hls message o
bo rnad In both houses Following tno
Irading OF tho message r"phrt VIII %
made IN tho rrnatn Of tho dohth Of
member since last hsnhlOn. bnnator ~
r. Arhorr, Of Charleston. representing
tho eiEhIh r"nntoriBl district. ana
,-.oluIinn e1prcsnivc "f tho feelings or
hi, fellow members d0ubtloss VIII DO
Altered by nnmo senator and hhoptsd bY
Tho nrnntr An There has been no poA'n
nmunv tho IneInbnTship Of Tho mouse -o
lrIrEnira zln,o liant H"nnlon' no siHhsI
,rIInn viii DO nnuernuTy In lhs IoWsT
branch. though IhoTc viii he thrss va
,nuI r.nIr there due I" deaths OF TsP1s-
nrnInIIvrn wh0ao placer hnVa no' -.
h.u nII.d but whnn- hnn'hs oop"'e"
,,o,IuuH In tho lurt ",iTn HnHHlOh,
Thnsr osp-II~n"rd ~ lsgis's''Ns pr
,duro nntI,Ipnio that following thses
r,cII,uInnTIor both h"unes viii tshs
,,,,-n uuII Wednesday, In oThsT 70 et-
r.rd nrlnituuIiy fn preparation vt
,n,,,,i,.r IT, In T"nsid-Ied IN me 49,
rI,n n I, not rnnrid"Tod ~ al Has'
Nv that nny hin. viii ho 0fsTsh In hs
,n, uIup .rrsInu tomorT"v
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rMn wNArHnn.

Wssa Virginia on Tuesday aAA
Wednesday, moderate temperature.
Ohio and Western PspnzylvaniA-0sn
orally fair Tuesday and "wednesday no
-aanGs In temperature.
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"'rhIa HuEr"all"n waH lni'r "u '"n
nrmod by thn in"latcur" "f th" admin
Irtrntl"n tunt II b" Eivcn Hulh"rlty 4"
iako over lh" tolcphnnc aud tCI"aInph
lines " hru CunEr"HS voted giant Of
authority to tako over tho t"IrphUuH
und telegraph lincn II wHH "NprcaEly
Htipulaiod that no RuUh HciIuT" would
ho mudo unlrrH tho rNlgrnrlc4 Of war
urgently required II. hut AFTER tho Hu
thurlty Was Klv"u without II now ok
genCy having ariHcn and without Il uiu-
HIo naw condition 81 peril. thr telephone
aud telegraph linnH weTo seized hc' muse
an administration VAN In power which
was dleu0sod To take hdNautng" ar th"
HnNlelIcH "f tho p-"plc wh.I" inN"lv"d
Ia war. /" c"mplotcly rry"luti"nl1n "ur
EnvoTnm,nt r"lic} ir dealing MIlh ih' hr
public utilities
"If the experiment Win tho IhIIToahn
aud thsSe ,0mmuulCSti"s limos had benh
suCr"nHful. n TcnH,nhhiV ma lee 49,
Humrh IlnI lur pUIi'Y would nh'" Ice u
made permanent 'iu'h ""T ~" ~
d"uhIoi lnicul ~ tia pier""I "h'"i"''
ira tlOn
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Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Washington times., 1920-01-22
ONLY FLAMES CAN
STOP THIS MATCH
Charlie Kaiser and Joe Turner
GrappIe Tonight on Stage
At Folly.

Unless the Folly Theater burns to
light. Charlie Kaiser. the crack mid.
leweipht from Ruralo. N. r.. an
zoe Turner, Washington's veteran
viii decide which Is the better man or
he mat, for they ar" billed for sor'
ground and lofty tumbling immedi
ttely after the regular show. Tur
'ers hackers here are legion, but al
most as many more behave that Ia
er is the master when II comes {
trength and skill.
Yielding to an insistent deman
that he engage Kaiser, Manager Jack
Garrison put on the Buffalo man with
Turner at the old Lyceum. The
house was packed from cellar to cell
ing and each nan had gained a fall
when fire was discovered. That was
the end of the Lyceum. the fame and
water running the building.
Manager Garrison declined to
award the purse that night because
neither man had gained a clean cut
victory. He retained II and added
5000 for another match, which is
booked for tonight at the Folly.
Kaiser has made many friends here
by his speedy style OF work. Indeed
some OF his hackers were around to-
day offering slight odds that he
would win two out OF three and even
money that he would win In two
straight falls. Turner's admirers were
covering the money wherever 1t ap-
peared.