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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Doctor Arrested
Second Time On
Murder Charge

Harlan, KY, Nov. 6.-Although
released once for lack of evidence
duplicating him with the murder OF
Miss Laura Parsons, schooi
teacher, on a lonely mountain trial
near here September I. DIR. c.
Whine, a state veterinarian. has
been arrested and again charged
with staying the girl.
James Robinson. negro. also Is
held in connection with the muir
der
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
tension OF
Time Granted
To Irriigators

h extension of four years is
jnted the Walker Basin Irriga :
company, successors to the
rson Land company, for the re-
)natiOn Of $1,000 acres of land in
Echutes and Klamath counties
4 supplemental contract author
b BY the state desert land board
|day The contract also author
an increase in the liens on
tain Of the lands in the project
|m $40 to $50 per acre. Under
new contract the lands must be
aimed and by October 81, 1924.
he water supply for this pro-
is obtained from the normal
n Of the east fork of the Des-
pes river, supplemented by wa
In the supplemental agree
stored in Crescent Lake reser-
the company agrees to COM
TIE reclamation of the fruit
a 5000 acres and to construct
Crescent Lake reservoir at an
date The company also un-
AAes 70 clear one-fourth of the
sold to each settler and pre-
(sit for cultivation.
he board also approved a con-
N executed by and between the
'asr : BASIN Irrigation company
ne Tumalo Irrigation District
['sOy the district acquires the
" 'ne water stored in Crescent
1 reservoir until such time as
"piae project reaches that
4, q development where the
sa'er is required.
Y fumalo Irrigation district
rsss the greater portion of
\ s.naio project, the construc-
|. !. Snlch was completed by the
n, . s,ns isio' with the additional
~ supply thus obtained frnn,
4 y .nu'es "a, river. the district
sue 10 repair the leaks in
H. sssa' !. Tumalo reservoir by
EN- NJ, y such is possible. and the
/ VII, vusand ~ acre foot reser-
n. ~ . ee made useful for the
M o. the water which vii,
H. aud y 10 the area to be ra-
Dss,sn,tuhe u The western portion of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Annual Hydrant
Finishing Is On

Salem flremen are busy at the
present time conducting the an
nual flushing of all hydIaTfs IN
the city. All of the Salem stand
pipes will also be oiled.
numbeE--of fighters will be
Kept at work under the direction OF
Chief Buck Hutton until the
testing is completed. 1t will take
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Car Damaged In
Crash Near Here

A rear wheel was broken and a
fender was smashed on his car in
collision with another automo-
bile on the Dallas road near here
yesterday. H. B. Virgins, 1875 South
High street reported to police last
night.
Mr.. Virgins said he was ap-
preaching some gravel bunkcrs
when the other machine backed out
in the road in front of his auto
mobile. Nobody was injured, he
said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Wrangel Seeks
Aid Of Allied
Battle Craft

Consta ntinople, Nov. 4--Frencn
and British representatives mere
have asked their governments II
their warships in Black sea waters
should support General WranSei at
Perekop and Salkova, where the
soviet forces are pressing upon the
Crimean peninsula. Meanwhile.
fresh supplies of rifles and cart
ridges are being hurried to Sebas-
topol.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Dances Waltz on
1O2d Birthday

Boston, Nov. 6.-In celebra-
tion of her one hundred and
second birthday, observed at
the Home for Aged Men and
Women, Miss Annie Stone dane
ed waltz with DR.. c. w. Nav
son.
Many guests attended the re-
ception. in Miss stones honor.
She wore a white crepe de
chine gown and carried a bou-
quet of white roses.
During the reception Miss
Stone recited two poems, both
original.
She was the recipient Of
many gifts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Pastor Liquor
Agent Held For
Shooting Man

Windsor. Ont. No. 6.-Rev. J. o.
Spraklin, pastor of the Sandwich
Methodist church and a special iia--
uor license Inspector, is detained in
jail following the shooting to death
EARLY today. of Beverly Trumhle.
proprietor of an inn.
The shooting occurred during a
raid on the Inn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Truck Is Cause
of Litigation

Declaring that truck belonging
to him is being wrongfully held by
another party. A. L. Mcleod has
brought suit in the Marion county
circuit court to recover the value II
the property.
In his complaint filed Friday
with Clerk Boyer. Mcleod alleges
that at Vancouver. Washington. on
or about February IS. 1919 the
truck was unlawfully taken pos
session by E. S. Biesecker then
sheriff of Clarke county. He fur
ther states that later at Albany.
oregon. them achine came into the
possession of Earl Nelson. defend
ant in the suit. arfd that II has been
so badly used that the value has
deterioated until IL is now worm
only $1,000. Mr. Mcleod asks for
$1,000 and all fees and costs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

A Self-lubricating bushing for "a
spring bolt can easily be made bS
drilling say eight holes. each sis
of an inch in diameter. through a
new bronze bushing. These hoies
are packed with graphite when the
bushing Is In place. Then by re-
moving the spring bolts every six
months and repaeking the bushfng
with graphite a nearly self-suffiet
ing bushsne. 80 far as iuhrlcalioE
goes. win result.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
@aslOperland =
], rant q Is Closed

ms Ssss ss,o. Nov s.-Announce
1rs '.'srlsna here s,-. today that the
~ snsIo..:u lo automobile pIant
= M ra'lso'i1g = s, around 5000 4,
: indefinite perIoda On
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
IS. Mission
Captured by
| Red Forces
E.,;;can Relief In
k1tion In South
k,,ia Takel, Say
Reports

|,.aon. Nov. 6.-An American
4, h South Russia has fallen
I N hands of the soviet forces
.l;rr 10 the MOSCOW newspa
pravda as quoted in a wireless
[.sh today from the soviet cap
~ mission; says the newspa'
* headed by General Mo-
Il pravda reported the incident
|.soyding details of the bolshe.
stack upon the forces of Gen
! I garon Wrangel. The para
n concerning the mission
| 4 lexievka station, which was
!, witholIt a shot, an American
En- fell into our hands at the
4 # which was General Morel,
/ had the task of combating
|aIts in the white army,
1, tar as known the only Amer
| mission now in the Crimea is
|American Red Cross unit OF
N a dozen members. command
i Il Major George H. Ryden OF
bs,s CITY. Mo. There also is
american naval and diplomatic
Kan under Rear Admiral New
A. McCully, representing the
Il department but activities OF
Emission have been confined
kely to the Black sea area. 1t is
sjble, however, that one Or more
III representatives have been
kaed to General WrangePs army
Observers. -7
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

The continued use of rims tina,
have. become bent or badly dented
will invariably cause him cutting.
which means the end of the cas-
ings usefulness. Another error is
to neglect to keep the valve stem
and stay bolts tight. When this
is not done. water will get into the
casing on wet roads and cause no
end of trouble.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

A turnip weighing 16ik pounds.
the largest ever grown in the state,
is on exhibition at Roseburg. It
was grown on the arm of G.. ".
Vaughn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Baseball IS Generally
Clean Is Grand Jury's
Investigation Report
Results Of Scandal Probe Declared to Prove
Dishonest is Exception Rather than Rule n
Nationa Game; Bribe Refusal Commended
by Chicago Jurors

Chicago, Nov. 6-The special grand jury investigating
baseball this morning returned it's final report in which
stated that while evidence has been found that
thrown by players the practice not and the
leaders in organized baseball be relied to keep the
game above suspicion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

= y - y y = y - y y Y
VIII You Give?
Members of the Amcri-
can Legion will be at the
Salem armory from a. m.
to l p. m. Monday, and will
gladly call at Salem homes
for jams. jellies or other
delicacies for the soldiers
at Fort Bayard, it was an
nounced this morning. Wo-
men who are willing to Of
fer something for the tu-
bercular veterans should
phone 1915 Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

i. Football Scores !
X Stadium, Nov. 6.-Prince- !
X ton IA; Harvard IA !
X New York, Nov. 6-part-
X mouth IA; Cornell 8. !
X New York, Nov. 6.-Sfarth J
X more 21; Columbia Z. !
X Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. g. J
X Syracuse Ia; Washington and !
X Jefferson 0. \
X State College, Pa, Nov. 6. !
X Final, Penn State 20; Ne
X braska 0. ,
X Yale ia; Brown 10 ,
X Stanford University, lCat.,
X Nov. 6. - Final, Stanford )
X Freshmen 9S: Fort Riley 4
X balloon school team 0.
X
81. 4. 81. -. IL. 4 -. IL :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

X braska U. X
X Yale IA; Brown 10 X
X Stanford University, Cal, X
X Nov. 6. -, Final, Stanford X
X Freshmen 9S: Fort Riley \:
X balloon school team 0. X
X X
j. X X X X 4 X x !: X x * \: i:
Berkeley, Cal. NOV. 6.-Wash-
ington State college and the Uni
versity of California met today in a
game which football observers say
may decide the championship of
the Pacific Coast conference. Meth
er has beend efeated this year. The
California team averages IT'S
pounds and the northern eleven
174.
The lineup:
California = Berkey, left end;
Dean, left tackle; Cranmer, left
guard; Latham, center: Majors (c),
right guard, Mcmillan right tackle;
Muller right end; Erb. quarter;
Toomy, left half; Srpott. right half:
Morrison, full.
Washington State-H, Hanley,
left end; Hamilton, left tackle;
Frommanhauser left guard; Dun
lap, center; Kay or King, right
guard; Dunten, right tackle; r.
Hanley, right end; Sax, quarter;
Moran, left half Jenne, right half;
Gillis, full.
STANFORD INVADES
WASHINGTON'S CAMP
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 6.-Clear.
cold weather with bit of winter IN
the air and a dry fast field, fur
nished the setting today for the
anual clash between Stanford uni
versity and University Of washing
ton football elevens on University
field here Both teams were conf
dent before the game, although
Purple and Gold boosters were
frankly afraid of the famed punt
ing toe of ''Dink" Templeton, Car
dlnal right ndlL Ddch'
The washington line had a slight
advantage in weight, averaging lSl
pounds to atSnford's 17S, but the
Cardinal backfield outweighed
their opponents five pounds to the
man, according to the figures Civ
en- out by the coaches.
PRINCETON HARVARD
BATTLE HOLDS INTEREST
New York, Nov. 6.-The ia2o
football season on eastern col
legiate gridirons entered on the last
Ian TODAY with number of con-
tests of prime importance.
The Harvard Princeton clash at
Cambridge, the first of the Dig
three" classics, was the headliner.
Both teams have been undefeateo
this season and both have demon
strated high scoring potentiallties'
The Crimson, because of its more
consistent defensive strength, was
favored to stop the speedy Tlsers'
vale had the undefeated Brown
eleven as its opponent at New HaV-
en-.
University of Nebraska's husky
eleven. which rolled over Rutgers
in impressive style here election cay
faced real test against the power.
wuI penn State team, with the odcs
favoring the Keystone state aeh-
letes.
OF the service eleven, the Navy
faced a tough proposition in George
town while the Army looked for
an easy victory over Lebanon Val
ley.
Midwest Games Vital.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-The western
conference football race was 10 pe
considera bly, narrowed today as
result of clashes scheduled between
michigan and Ohio at Columbus;
Chicago and Illinois at Chicago ana
Minnesota and wisconsin at Mime
apolis. Illinois and Ohio have not
met defeat this year, while illinois
barely triumphed over Michigan
to 6.
An intersectional game was
scheduled at indianapolis whefe
Centre College was to meet De-
Pauw university.
Northwestern was to meet iowa
at Iowa City.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Grid Clashes
Slated Today
Are Decisive
Sectional Champion
ships at Stake; Cali
fornia and w. S. C..
Stage Battle
Football Scores

+ X 4 X X X X X X ~ X x X
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06

..,.ss for 1920 $3.50. 900 ...a.
'st,on A'srss Of Salem 1900, 4s's'
POpulna'Is4 P.n s4,os4; 1920, 1859.
i,,v' u. County 1920, 47'i77; Poik
county, 14'fsi' =, c,rcu.
henUo l.,"n. Associated Press Fun
Leased Wire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-06
Jams, Jelles,
For Soldiers
are Requested
Will You Give?

y, y 4 y x x y y y X !. y X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
How Much Tobacco
Will My Heart Stand
A Question Vital to every Man Who Smokes
or Chews

and taking them as directed. The habit
really quits YOU and its departure IS
a pleasure equal to ITS indulge nee.
If YOU wan TO know how much easier
= ~ ~ QUIT the habit with NiT"t"l thah
without II. 90 twenty -four hours with
out tobacco and mote what AN EFFORT IL
costs you. then begin using II a. uSua,
and take Elrutcl tablets. NJ inc "nd
- a vrrL discontinue smoking or chew
,rg Tor a day and II - probable YOU Will
have No d"Strr t. resume NJ Last your
drSrr,. VIII b. greatly diminished ana
another week or TWO should make II
not only possible. but pleasure. 1"
NOTE: Or Common. formerly OF
Johns NoTkrrs Hospital. under whE:
advice Nico'ol has often been used
sad when thus statement WAS shown
- HIM. I have krCwn NiC"tol t" con-
ou"r the tobacco habit IN less than ten
ia,S' ,rmc and can therefore recon-
mend II highly When the doctors
Statement was shown To one Of our
leading druggists hc said: 'NiCotol Is
truly a wVudc rful remedy for tho to-
hIcro habit. Way ahead II anything We
.h.Sr ever sold before. We are au-
,horlzrd by the manufacturers to re-,
fund the money to every dissatisfied
customer and We would not permit the
use OF our name unless the remedy
possessed unusual merit" Nlcotol IS
sold in this city under an lronclad
money back guarante" by all up-to- dat"
druggists. Including HoSc-DaEI$ Drug
60. and {. II. GricSt & Co.
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Actually Removes Hair
Roots-Something New!
fRarmlsss Method; works Like
MaRic.D

r h,yr The superfluous hair come
,uf roofs and all. before ones very eyes.
sounds almost too good teh" true, Yet
many thousands Of women hay" proved
10 their own satisfaction that TINS can
he aCCompl sh cd-Casily. quickly. harm-
lcSsly--by means OF the wonderful P"'-
lactine process.
This rncthvd iS not to hc compared al
all with any liquid. powder or paste. nor
with clcCtruIvSis or anything else, N"th-
ing like il ever originated. II causes 'hc
h,Trc In come out entire, roots included.
leaving the skin smooth and hairless as
a babes. rhclnCtine ~ n"n-od"rous. non,
irritating non p0lSOnOus--a Chlld Conid
safely eat il. Get a small stuck OF nhe-
lartinc from your druggist TO-DAY. follow
tho simple instructions. and you Will
have Il most agreeable surprise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
IT NAY COST A PRECIOUS LIPE II
FrND OUT BY EXPERIMENT

The heart Of every user Il t"hacc"
bears double burden. II does rs a''I'-
ted task and then fights nicotine '"F
supremacy. As long As the heart WINS
hc lives. when = loses NJ dies, but pc
fore the fnal victory ~ U'"'t;nr you
pass through many stages 81 ii ..'h
and decay and SuTcr nAA! H|hkS.
Hearts arc like human. H"!uCS--H"i''
are stronger than Others. tN"r"t"r' Srn''
hearts Will AtLnd NOR" '"Na"|" IMAM
others. but there - a limit {" RAT any
heart can stand The man Th' puts
This additional STRAIN on his h'tit a
dozen times n day ~ Sm"N'NE o. SaE-
cites a PIPE or ClGars--"r 'h'MnS To-
hacco-Is taxing wHimaH'' rn9n''
with health and life . rs" and h"tN'hE
70 yr,r hr, tho chance that he may not
lose thsnl ITO - iuIuiEi0S IN 4 costly
habit At tho .\1uu>v OF precious h"L'ths
Ask any doctor anywhere. and \" Viii
rcN YOU that uS:nS tobacco Is injurious
and thas IL IS far better - gut the
hahr, than - sNn"-lUlcNt :" ind how
much tobacco Your hear; Will stand
without serious results.
But IN" thought = quitting Is u7o
rlr1.art u most mrU-CNcn 20 tHoS"
who know tha; tobacco Injuries thin.
and to really quit takes rn"r" Will
powe- than they have and CAUSES NOR"
suffering chan they can Voluntarily
endure To quit N" habit MAKE 3; easy
C"r Yourself b. getting N'r"'oi tablets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
BENWOOD
Dogs Killed.


The weekly dog rampage which has
been started to rid the city or these
pests was started yesterday and Offi-
cor ODonnel and his two assistants
killed nearly one hundred OF the ca
mines. Many persons are securing IL
censcs for their pet animals. while
existence. Chief Of Police Al Landers
says that the job may be finished soon
II the rapid progress being made at
the present is continued.
Little DamASe-
The severe storm which swept the
city on Sunday evening caused but
nttIc damage from the reports which
were sent in yesterday. The telephone
system WIS put out OF commission Tor
awhile and a few windows were larreo
out Of houses. A heavy supply or mud
was left OH the streets and Street Com
missioner Jake Kessler will have his
force out all day today cleaning away
the debris.
The ST. Mathews Lutheran cnurch
will hold it's annual picnic this morn
ing at Boggs Run. number OF MEM
hers are expected to attend the outing
as an enjoyable time is being planned.
The Sunshine club will make the trip
in truck
Mr. Johnny Johns Of Glen Easton
will take charge Of the Kerry camp IN
the future. Mr.. Johns was formerly
the proprietor, Of the Bank pool room
and accepted tho position after the local
club committee had selected him. The
c,mn is attended by members. rnclud:
ing Young men from the center part OF
the town.
David Law will leave for "ctzel
county today where ne will take care
Of his old fields.
Jim Little purchasc Sod a new grocery
M n brennan was calling on friends
i, MCMcchen last evening.
Miss Lorcna Hartman was visiting
friends and relatives in the city Sunday.
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TENNIS CLUBS
DANCE TONIGHT.
WHEELING PARK WILL BE THE
SCENE OF A BRILLIANT THOUGH
INFORMAL DANCE
More Than One hundred Couples VIII be
IN Attendance and The Music VIII
Be Unusually Elmo

Returning from New York. where they
have been making records for the We
tor Company. the Mason and Dixon or
chcstra of clarkshurE Will present on"
Of thu best programs "f dance music
here this season at the dance which VIII
he given tonight n Wheeling Park 10y
tho mcmherS Of the Tennis club. that
will b" attended by ono hundred or NOR"
couples
There will b" many out Of town guests
from Pittsburgh. Charleston. Harrisburg
and StrubcuNll". for the fame Of tEr
Tennis dances has been nolNcd abroad.
and IN" Mason and riNNn Seven 0rchCS-
ira provides some Of tn" most original
and always the newest music which can
be rendered. Vt TIL first dane" Of tho
season. given in IN" Mcclure h0t"l. they
played the dance program and tn" mid
night hours found not only dancers en-
joNlnr tho music. hut n large crowd as
SC:nhlcd in the street listening to the
excellent musical numbers.
The fact that they are returning from
New York of course guarantees that they
VIII have III" latest things from Rr"Hd-
way. and probably 4 good many profess
Sional copies which have not been heard
in this vicinity.
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lily will leave today for Pittsburgh. Pa.
where they Will spend several days WIS.,
iting friends.
Miss Katherine Jeffer will entertain
the members Of the Fancy Work club
this afternoon at her home on Warwood
avenue.
Miss Mary Long entertained the mem
hers Of the Junior sewing club last eve
ming at her home on Warwood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker OF New Martins
willie are visiting friends and relatives
hero
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Today at her homC at Edgdalc, Mrs.
Arthur Hoblitzell will entertain with n
shower complimentary to Miss Edith
Sage. whose marriage to Or. Robert
NJ Ashley Of ChillicoihC. O.. will hc
an event OF next month. Following the
afternoons enjoyment Of sewing and
games. there will be n delightful lunch
con served a: 5 o'clock. at which most
attractive appointments will be ar
ranged by F7orist l+anChans. Tho halls
and living room OF the home Will he
decorated in large baskets OF yellow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
wheeling people at Cedar Point

4 party or Wheeling people lcft The
latter part OF last week for Cedar
Point. where they arc enjoying house
party. having rented n bungalow for
the two weeks Of their stay.
The party includes: Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Oaker. William Oakcr. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jordan. Mrs. Louise Manion,
Mrs. Thos. Cunningham. Chas. Brahen.
Miss Edith Carroll. Miss Mary GorsuCh.
Miss Anna Carol and Miss Edith Sims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Bridge Club

Mrs. Robcr, IRWIN Of ChaDline street
Will be hostess today TO me h''''T nv, >
club has only four members VIII" meet
ouitc informally every week and m
Cludcs Miss Mary Hayes. Miss '"Ih,f :
me rfarr. Miss Florence Mason MI"
Mrs Robert Irwin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Visitors For Tennis Dance

Among the out-of-tuwn VISITORS Nho
Nil attend the dance which VIII be
.iycn tonight under the auspices OF the
Wheeling Tennis club. Will pr MIS-"
e. elm, McC'ook, Mr.. Frank 81. CLAIR
and MIR. j. G. lie Van, of StrHh"nI'iiSs.
Ohio. and Misses Pauline and E!'A'Oeth
Smith of Toronto. ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
1uHuRE CONVENTION

The state jubilee convention or MIS-
sionary societies of the West NirEinlN
Christian churches Will be hcId al I'VE
,,;rSt christian church at Wheeling Sep
tcmbcr I4.l7 inclusive John r. Clark
Of Mount Union. is the state secretary
and he will be here for the convention:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Lawn rete at Brothers Home

The lawn fctc to h." given NJ tho homo
OF the Navcrian Rro;herS tonight is at
tracing wide interest. as many interest
This will be the second fetC Of tho kind
IN be given this summer by tho ladies in
charge. the affair being for tho purpos"
Of raising funds to improve tho home of
tho brothers and To provide them with
new furnishings.
Tho cause is most deserving Of the
patronage Of tho members Of tho church
congregation. all If whom are moro or
less indebted 10 tho good brothers for
tho kindly and unfoilinC Sare ana excel
lent teaching which they hav" bestowed
uron all the small boys nf st. .ToScDhS
par ,Sh who have come under their tutor
ship. Miss Margaret Doyle. the chair
man or the committee. is making every
effort Ia have the affair grand success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Annual Picnic Of Sunday School

The annual piCnir OF the Eighteonth
street Chapel Sunday school will be
held at Wheeling Park on Thursday.
About ono hundred members Of III"
school. comprising adults. children and
teachers are planning attendance. The
committee in charge of tho arrange
ments is composed Of the officers ~
the Sunday school. Mr.. George Laugh.
lin. Mrs. Lee Hill and Mrs. Joseph
PAUL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
GOOD job OPEN
FOR LADY COOK
Most Desirable Position for \ Com
potent Woman Cook.

This position is in the home of a
small family OF four in the Out-thc-
Pike district.
The highest wages will b. paid and
the position. is most desirabl. me.
Full information can be obtained Ivy
calling telephone number 1850 WHEEL
ing. Jy-HG-i