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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-06-19
MD. MACCABEES
To CONVENE HERE
Fourteenth Annual Convention
To Be Held In Odd Fellows
Hall On June 26
OPEN LOCAL CHARTER

The Fourteenth Annual State Con
vention of the Knights of the Mac
cabees of the World for Maryland will
be held here on Monday, June 2S. al
Odd Fellows hall The business ses-
sion starting at 10 a. m. will be call
ed by State Commander Clifton "
Roby, of Cumberland. Md. Supreme
Commander Hon. d. p Markey and
Supreme Medical Examiner DR. +. Ed
mister, both representing the Supreme
Tent of Detroit will be present. State
officers and representatives of each OF
the lodges from the several parts OF
the State as well as many visiting
Sir Knights will be in attendance.
Plans for holding this convention
in the State Capital has attracted
widespread attention. and the State
Executive Committee anticipate an
unusual attendance. A committee OF
local Maccabees of which Sir knight
Harry /. Jewell, of Annapolis, is
chairman, has been very busy arrang-
ing an elaborate program for the sue
cess of the convention, and the en-
tertainment of the visitors from
throughout the State. Many import
ant matters will be taken up at this
convention.
Supreme Commander Coming
The Maecabees of Maryland feel
much honored that Supreme Com
mander Markey will attend, he is per-
haps the only Supreme Executive that
has presided over a Fraternal Benefi-
ciary Association for a period of 81
years continuously, during which time
With his unusual ability an organiza-
ton of 100000 men has been success
fully maintained. He has been one
of the active workers in the National
Fraternal Congress of America moss
of this time, and has always been ar
ardent advocate of adequate rates, and
financial soundness for Fraternal pro
lection. The Maecabees have through
out something more than 5,672 Local
and subordinate tents.
The Charter of Annapolis tent No
16 has been opened, and a class OF
new members to be initiated during
the convention is now being formed
information concerning which can be
secured from Record Keeper Harry /
Jewell, 40 Franklin street. A ban
quet in honor of Supreme and State
officers will be held in the evening
at Hotel Maryland to which several
representative citizens of Annapolis
have been invited. Preceding the ban
quet. grand State Rally and presen-
tation of the Maccabees' National
Flag service will be held, and spe-
cial car has been chartered from the
W., b. & A. Railway to convey a
large delegation of Baltimore Sil
Knights to the Capital City. They
will be met by an escort of local Sir
Knights and escorted to the ]. o. o
F. hall A special prize has been of
fered TO the tent in Maryland that
sends the largest delegation to An
napolis, and another to the tent hav-
.ng the largest number of candidates
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-06-19
ANNAPOLIS NOW
HAS POPULATION
OF OVER $1,000

Official Figures Show l1,214, A
Gain Of 2.605 Compared To
Census For 1910 - Many Es-
Inmates Had Been Made AS To
Result
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-06-19
To Celebrate Feast OF St. John

Thursday will be the Feast of ST.
John the Baptist. which will be eele-
brated with solemnity in the ritual
churches. There VIII be special serv-
ices at st. Anne's and st. Mary's, this
city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-06-19
.LEJUNE NAMED HEAD
OF MARINE CORPS

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June 10.
Appointment of MaiOr-General
John A. Leiune as MaiOr-General
Commandant OF the Marine Corps
TO succeed Maior-General Bar
nett. was announced today by
Secretary Daniels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-06-19

..,i.,ed press Dis
A'' ..t,, Of late news at
pa. pa and abroad are pub
',..,, r.b.d in The Capital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 8O 1920

Wilkerson; employees, John R. T. Rives; general employees tnon-union), Mrs. Fl, E. Pearce; women's teams, Mrs. John R. Hornady: special advance gifts, Judge W. E. Fort, J. Ellis Brown and Mrs. Hanson; schools and col leges, Miss Virginia Handley and Miss Miller; churches. lodges and associa- tions, Dr. Oscar Randolph; stunts, Mrs. Nell Shipman and MT. Bailey; four minute speakers. Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Frank Willis Barnett and W. F. Hol- iingsworth; hotels and restaurants, Arthur Greenwood
 Mrs. Henry Moore. as representa- tive of the Council of women's Clubs, will conduct the appeal in Ersley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

of the old Merchants and Mechanics Bank. which still has approximately eleven years to run. was made by liar duvel and Gulas. Hunter Armstrong; reg ister, after a reference. recommended the acceptance of the proposition. The case lay over to September for confirmation.
 In the meantime the receivers of the defendant bank appeared and stated that more could he secured for the lease un- der offers which had been made. New bids were ordered, and further reference was held. Larger offers were made, and the register recommended the acceptance of an offer by the Adams Drug Company. This report was confirmed. An appeal
 was taken to the supreme court by H;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

person in the district. but to have committees composed of people fa- miliar with certain lines of business call upon the men and firms in that line.
 The committee Is divided into eight cen groups. each in charge of di- vision, as follows: Retail business. Coleman Blach. chairman; automobile and amusements, Mir Mooney and Mir Smith; wholesale business, Julian Ca heen; fuel. produce and meat, Mrs w. J Adams; professional and indus trial. Dr. Percy Woodall; real estate, contractors, etc, Mrs Conrad Ohme cotton and lumber. Mrs. S L. Ledbet- ter; public officials. Judge Horace
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
Chancellor Hugh Locke Cited By Supreme Court
 In Bank Lease Case

Chancellor Hugh A. Locke has been cited by the supreme court to appear on Thursday, May IS, and show cause why he should not allow the filing of a bill Of review by John Harduvel and Peter Gulas in the Merchants and Mechanics BanR lease case. The case has been pending in the chancery division of the circuit court here since last July and has been acted upon by the supreme court once.
 An offer of a cash bonus for the lease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

Light and Power Company. The suit was for slOO,c0O
 According to the allegations of the conl- plaint, Arthur Towery, who was a ras- senger on a street car. was crushed to death between a trailer and motor car near Boyles on August G. 1qlS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
Iudpment for S17.O00

Damages in the sum of slT.OOO for the death of Arthur Towery were awarded by jury in Judge C. B. smiths division of the circuit court late yesterday after noon. The verdict was rendered in the case of Mrs. Lundy Towery. as admins r-tratrx, against the Birmingham Railway
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

duvel and Gulas. while the other pro- ceedings were pending, and this was later dismissed by the supreme court. They then sought to file bill of review. On the adverse ruling of the court. a peti- ton for a mandamus was made to the supreme court and has been set for hear ing before the supreme court on May i3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
HOME SERVICE
 FUND APPEAL
Executive Committee Heading Eight
 cen Sub Divisions

Complete plans for the 1920 home service fund appeal of the Salvation Army have been made with the nam Ing of the executive committee which VIII be in charge of the eighteen di- visions along which the appeals will be made.
 It is the plan not to have workers canvass certain districts. asking each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
Reds Claim Advantage
By Associated Press

London April 29.-An official statement from the soviet government received by wireless from Moscow today, but bearing Wednesdays date claims the advantags in the fighting along the Polish front was with the red forces
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

education children than money With an musical education VIII nep you @ socially will help them through h muh @
 will have to spend to ger them rld. Piano is will lend to the proper educaton o boys girls refinement and pleasure o your nome buy the while can save money buying Pianos because Franc pces are going higher they will have to pay more TOT fdo they wait
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30

neghbo buying Pianos Your wife and children surely family than you buying Pianos when they know how little gta Piano or PaePa Besides two years time to of and regret Piano Will girls home and from doubtful recreaon Think of your wife Buy today while you while this great i while prices low.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Two West VHginianS
Among Rhodes Scholars

InrIun. i'cpi "a Tho r"EWil" 81 w."
nnn,,oI .I., ri"mr 81 Iih"'l"# GO h"IJIF I"
Icufrroui Ihr Iuli'd SiHl"G NJ tie" ~
,,,eIty uT byIIi r'iN announce !"
dny lev I'rnT,usur Frank Nyh'I"ii'. "f
tho Nurqu,Iu+"'it Institute" 81 To- hn"-
lnr.. N,urTi, a. !!r,r.iIiy ~ III" l'h"'I.'G
trustees Th" quota Tor ih" nn"h
Sraira this yrrr. aW wH' tn" 'H"" last
wear. wna Ct. instead 81 III" normal J..
thus making M for TIA" p"Sip"u"m"ut 81
elections during tn" i"Hr.
TIA" scholars elected ~ for lH2n VIII
70 To- ONf"rd in January. lH2l, and ih"~"
elected ~ for lh1l VIII 20 In D'i"h"r 81
thar war Ia hriuT IA" appointment"
bnc kto the regular schedule. Next year
m" quot. for TIA. United States VIII h,
g. and iwu-thlrds 80 .he states VIII
elect one man eacn. while th"s" which
THIS year mnde two appointments Will
have no election.
Among ia" men chosen inns year sun
jeCt to the ratification Of the Rhodes
trustees are:
kentucky. 1920. John II. Davis. tUni-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.

Airs rIanIry nohErr. "r California.
who has been tho quot 81 frIa"hs hc'o.
vtaIIry Nrr " " II"Il"waY last wo'h.
lrtI Insr night f"r h'' hume
Tho NIprO- I.ooaunn nu1 t."miro Huh
hprd roa,c today r"r Highland Iinu. =" .
whore lhrv wlli take ~ ih"Ir "'n"loA
Tor tho l'Pr
WnItn,u 3 Mnrahall, wolf ku"wu l"'nl
Insurance man VII" hns boon ''uhn"h
To his home nn i.nmhl" avenue. tor ~"
paat week ~. 10 reported :" l." sttGhu'
improved
walter q Evans NJ Pleasant Valley.
who has been confined :" his HON" for
several works ~. Is exported L. b" ahI"
L. be about again
Won John Howard ~ Pleasant
Valley iv spending a f"w days IN Tn"
Eas, looking after business mLn"rS.
James 81 Harrison 81 Franklin. Pa
is spending e few DAYS IN tho 'tir look
INK after business matters.
Charles Hartley - the JSi'nd. Iett
Yesterday Tor Pittsburgh. Pa. where he
will look after business matters OF I'M
d II. Haley Of Canal Dover. o. Is
spending a vacation IN thr GUY. tho
guest 90 relatives and friends.
william X keysCr. business manager
OF the SlstSrsvtilr on Review. - spend
ing q few days Ia Ia" "Ity looking "tt"r
| business matters.
b Arthur Rurt or SOUTH Chnplinr stree.
returned yc> t"rday To has h"mc after
spending a few days In Sc" Martina
ylllr " ,
Hon Charles farhart. former head ~
the Ant. saloon lrhguc Ia thlS S"'t'"i'
now located Ia columbus. ONO, ~ ar1n'
lns a Jew DAYS Ia the Guy l""kinA atl"I
busln"s- matters
William IIul' rrcaalcr. for the r." -
nfIrru years operator Tor The Na5"' '"'
ed I'rrns Iu Ihia cay. hna LETT Tor '"l"'n
hua. ohio wh~r' lac hh- n'""pioh " l'"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
nook Revisw Lunoheona

Tho BOOK Nevlcw lunChoonS will h"
resumed this aCnSun under tho nuHpir""
ur tho WomInS club Tho first meeting
will occur on Friday. October \. At Tia"
Eon street Temple. tho tempt" sister
hood serving tho luncheon All rcH"r-
vntiona Will bo received hy MrH charles
J. Br"kmnn. II Poplar Ave. W""dlnwu.
not later than October I SuEg""l Ions
AFRO rcqucrCd M to possible approprinl"
pldcca for giving tho lunChconS through
out tho reason Mrs G. g. NuCkhnnn"n
OF Vermont street. Mrs W. ~ M"tZn"r
and Mrs Clara Cook llClvlc Will assist
Mrs. Hickman in looking after the T"h"r'
vationH.
Tho first book -"lcctod for reading and
discussion Is Iron city" by VI. y.
Hedges All members "f tho Book Re-
view department mr." asked I" study the
books before each meeting. excepting the
first meeting. Miss Anna N"sSlrr VIII
bn in charge Of the distribution Of IN"
books.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
BOYS BREAK WINDOW
Police Nab Boys who Promise to Pay
For window

4 number Of boys seemed 10 havo
gotten into an argument IhHt h'Hhi
,rIrh IcL in their picking sides and
rrhtinC with tho famous Irish Conict-
II" with tho consequence that piece
Of said confetti went through the largo
platC glass in the from, OF Leo w
Cascy's plumbing shop at 2l22 MAIN
TO-, ono Of tho nriCcE4 Of tho local
fnrcn happened to be about and nap
pcncd To get two Of the boys.
They gave tho officer their names and
further promised that IL no would nor
lock them IN that they would settI"
cvcry,binr with Mr. Casey without tho
least biz OF trouble. The boys w"ro
told to so homo hut that h" Will soc
that they stick to their promise OF pov'
lnG for the large plate glass IN the
window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

G.. Is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Kent Hall
Mrs Harry Bradley. Is visiting with
her mother. Mrs VI .Rahn"n. ut
Washington. l. e
Nj, Louis dundlinE. ~ W""dlow".
hn, returned after spending Nv" w""hn
at New i"Ih
Nj prank Wnterh"uae. ~ T." h"
I.mInr. VII" Icu last Nceh With h"r S"n
r,nnt rrt lh,.n. wh"I' Il" entered
I.,r,u InI|rr-ir, "lu return about
toe. nIiiI, Of tho wo"h.
Vi :. = l.",E"' manager 81 'h0
Iu, 1T Ir.r,' Nrr",v "Hl Ilnha"n h'n" u
ca. I,n- ru,, hneo1 IA" iinr"Id siwIn h"""
- " ,,'.hlnNn
Minn Anna N"rnriN. nold 'lorh. VIII"
has hccu l""htnU alter ~" w"'h go"
noted with ~" a"ryid' medals wh''h NJ"
hoiny Eiycu tn nll veteran" "f IN"
NnriL', Nnr viii Ioavo III" rpy today
fur Warrington. u 9, Sh" has '"'np'"'-
81 hor duti"a IN This rity
I;uqrrl Erowu has returned I" MA
homo on tho N"rth Sid" after Attending
IN, football game At Fnirm"u, on %atur-
day
Mr and Mira John Mc';raw Of South
pI,hland avenue. %"rth Side. nr" spend
Ing irw days Visiting with relatives
ard friends in ohio.
Mrs r J k"ld and daughter. MISS
Catherine have r"turncd I" their HON"
In WclIshurg after spending i"w days
visiting friends here
Clarence James hsS returned 10 MS
home IN Pittsburgh. Pa. alter spending
a few days visiting with friends III lh'S
city ,
: Salisbury. "t Sistcrsville. is spend
Ing a few days here looking after bhSI-
ness matters.
her home IN W1llshurH after pr'et
vI~.t with friends here.
.il~, Iclla Smith has returned 1" her
HON" IN W"ilshurg after visiting VII"
r-IntlyrS and friends here.
Miss iIIldaWrll~. OF Toronto. o. has
returned home after npcndinH the past
week visiting with friends In the Guy.
Mr. and Mrs Charles krHrt or 'hich'
go who m,rnr,d through last week on
their VA, home after touring the chht
rInrrr,i Tor a wrrk-cud with Nj ana
Mrs ! Il MrrTlmnu. Mrs krhil. VIII"
wn, guest 81 Mrr MrTrlmhn early IN
Ihr ruIumcr received many H"'lhl '"hl
l,~isn during h,I ,lrii hcr~ nt ihnt time
Vi and Mr. 4 VI WIlllnmH. VIII" 70
turned last wrrh from Arhnvlll", ~. 9.
nIc attending a few ~~"kH a. ia" country
.,.Imh
MN Augusta pl' kIu-"n, VIII" hnn hoo"
rpou,itn gIho pant ~" w""hn ~ Atlantic
.,ily. IoIurnod yoHi"rdnS
NIrr IIolIl" Iu""h druEh'"r 81 MI
mud Mira I"rr" Iil"rh viii undnrg" M
npcrn,I Ion ~ rhc bhI" Nnl,"y h""piinl To-
day nr,lng h'r ""nNllE removed
Nira Como Nhcn"u. ~ Washington. -
- vas tho guest LqHt week for f""
dnvr nr Mvr - \ fCcil At tocU lIH'"
Mr. mud Mira g L Ii"iIH "f Hunting
ton. " Va spent IN" week end WIN
Mr. mud Mrs y \ CNcll nr 'ccil rl"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
PADEN CITY

radon CITY. w. Va. Sept 26.-~Mrs,
Albert +. I'rlnkhnuE"r hna returned
Crn mn yiuit ~ several days with friends
~ McN"chcn. W. Va
Master Anthony Feldmryerand Paul
F"ldm"y'r hnv" gone to Huntington. W.
Va. where they will attend "A private
school.
Mrs Williams Burns Of Warwood. w.
Va. Is the house guest OF the Misses
Nrna and Eayth Furqunr stephens. Mrs.
Burns Will leave in a few days To spend
the winter In Florida and Cuba.
Mrs L. l. Shafrr and Mrs ID. w. Wat
kins have returned from Il brief visit
with friends IN Middlrbournc.
The Paden CITY school held Il box so
cial at the school building Thursday ev-
Gning A very enjoyable time was had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

ana tho sum az go was realized. The
amount viii 10 uroh for tho bonsflt VI
TITO arhUnl library
] n Van camp nIpncis !" leave ao9A
Tor AunwnlI " Va I" Walt hin hauEb-
ter. Mira '.o"rgo bailey Mr Van camp
viii visit .JrirnhH In N"rr"n. Va. before
returning homo.
MIrr IunIn K'nrh"r. who has hean w
81 neuralgia "f the heart tho past Hnvor-
a. dave Ia rlighiIy improved
Miss NndoIIno Toldmoy"r has gone 70
rnrkor-hurE T." rcsumo her Htudies In
10 gnlra IIoIghta seminary.
ExfouFIvo improvements ara being
made To the MonongRhrlR Iron and Steel
plant hero.
Mrs. 6 NJ Garrett IL confined 70 her
home In Fourth avenue because OF Ill.
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
VERY POLICE RUsY

Martina Ferry IL getting IN IA" lin"
light nuain No their war" three prison
crs I'm the coils at an early hour TN"
morning when tn" taller mad" hts
rounda Nick Moses and MIX" Lmcl
were arrested on Fourth street Ivy OIL
cor Rothcrnund Shortly afterwards a
call was sent TO the polio" station stat
Ing that there was a drunk and dIs"rd-
crly man on Fifth street. oniC"rs Rui ,
ton and "1thrrmun,LAvcrr sent out ana
returned with Charles I.ovan-kI. They
will be given y h"nrinG this evening nj
O'Clock before Mayor Coleman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

Othcr evCnts q spNciaI mlNrosi VIII
he the. celebration of the landing ot the
Pilgrims at plymouth Rock. when the
Rev Charles II. Robinson. n u, Will
be the speaker. The December pro-
gram has not yet been announced. as
il is planned to give a unique surprise
feature An old Tyne costume party
IL being featured for January I. sp".
cial literary event for early March. AMI
the annual election uf officers as usual
In tn" month OF April.
Prominent speakers will he heard on
many occasions through the year \
nrograJu Of child welfare and citizen
ship kill he featured on the program
Mrs George ~ holt II Fairm"ni VIII
again speak monthly onr"uir"ni events
Rev II t. l.. Strlder Is directing th"
literary cuurs"Hnd VIII deliver "A few
lectures. and R"> clara cook" Ii'INl"
l.. conducting tn" book review lunch
,nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
TRAIN RIDERS

william nm. '"l"r~d anu l"hn shot
nIadca were picked up last might at W.
InIIIIuuIu nud phln depot hy "m.' hf'l"
uInIr GA ~ ,hnIEr 81 IidlnI ii'Irh
mains IItu,rh Ihr ~ 1m constable
vnn ainuiInE nr"rind a." h"r"I vile 4" Ia
rui a Wow 81 " hnI h' Ih"uHhi vas ~"
men rIdInE Iho huniI'rtr "r one 81 ia"
q,
ihry could loo Eilru ct lrIu nuh lhlH al
fn,icI Ihr ,"ualuhlo ul'uly 81 'l"' '"
yoI both 81 tho urm Ih"Y w"'" lnt"n
to the ',rInlY jail nul lodged thou "'l'l
,hIv nTtCruu,,u At -, l"' when ih't
will hC given ~ hearing h"f"r" Huulr'
" f. VIZ kham 4" Hngw"r IN" 'hHtr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
woman's Club Program

The program OF tho Woman'S Ciuh Tor
1920 and 1921 Is AN interesting one Fol
lowing the address before the civic club
this week Of Kate Tyson Clark. we'll
known journalist. and club woman.
there will b. y tllk given Al tn" meeting
Of tho Home EConmcS dcpartmcr by
Wallace NuttinE. on October ID. whose
we'll loved landscape ~ ChinEs HAY" mad"
him 4 friend In thousands Of homes The
subject Of MIR Nutting' stalk Will hr In
terror Decoration"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
WILL ArPnAh rH1a MoRa1Na

George Rarh"lIa. or raylorHtown. was
arrratrd Inst night by l)"t"'tN" M"ht""
~ ,he local polIrr forco on u dlrorderly
charge |, wnH later found out thnt
George had also lnHultcd Il VOL known
lady Of tho South Side who stated mat
ahr will also bring II charge against
him.
uc was brought to tho police station
and given berth In coll No. uhtn
thla morning when no will hn given "a
hearing before JudE" John y. RItL In
answcr TO tho charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
nustIsr's Club Dance.

C.Ionwn"d, tho lluril"I tluh. 81 tho VI
w nr \ viii entertain lh"T many
frIcndH with tho "IEhih or r"II"n ~
dnn,~r that arc being given "v'iT Tue"
dny rEeuluE IIardiuPh lam bI'h""lIh
viii pruyIdo ~ Hnc IToErnn f"r ia" "No
Mug. nnd general good thu" VIII j."
nuIIrInntcd tmruruIIicr g II"Tn"r.
Tapulor aud kIlo,L"r Will hNN" 'harE"
az tho "A flair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

Tho popular toillll"n club under Ia"
direction 81 I'ruf Fred Ii"'k"r. will 81
I~rtaIn MundIy evening NJ III" carroll
club auditorium Tho hRll will b" h"au
tIrully decorated for tho nfiaii lt"ni
ficlh'H Orchestra viii furnlHh tho dnn'"
music during tho evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
aupper asrvsd Last Might

Al Ino I.Un NIrrrl IrmpIo IhHI hTEhI
tho young lndlrn 81 tho Tomplc n"Iv"h
Aaupprr hutmorn aud % I"'h lh"
hupp-r wnr In charge "f ia" young
lhdlan nt tho temple anu wan ATTENDED,
by "A largo number OF po"pIo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
AMERICAN LEGION
MEN GATHERING
FOR CONVENTION

Cro,oIord q Sent "6 Thousands
Of delegates. visitors and former serv-
Ice men were arriving here tonight for
the second annual convention "l III"
American I.cglnn which opens tom"r-
rm,y morning ana continues for three
DAYS The Convention h"rdrrs In i'm
rnrtanro To- the national session or tho
itr poIItiraI rarIira
All dnwnI"vyn cleveland Is laviahlV
Jr,,IntrL with naE~ bunting ana legion
rnhlrmr Ia honor 81 tho IS 900 farmer
rri,l,c men ,Nrr,Ird 4" attend the 90"
lcntimn
Ho,rrnI entertainments "c'c give"
,.L ,,-II,,,r
RI. ,,.,,,uIInn r., nrInur viii hr hclh
IN ,I,r IIIrrnd,m,nr Theatre Trn"hIim
I,,Ii,, nnIImmnI ."mrnnn'"r win '"Il
~, ,,u,,,,,l,,, To- .,d,r lurr"rr",v rm"r"
ian ,,,I ,,,.r,.,I u,, I.,.m.lr ! I,,II,v
~ II"h - til" l"Pl"" "p'''""'
,,,I,, Lr,.vn no ''Thc Fighting 'hnr
Inin wh" win deliver IL" N"'""'l""
Nnl"r William - IIIE't"'d "IN 'h'"
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RIVER TELEqRAMS

Davis Island dam. SIS feet. stationary;
Cloudy.
Warren. feet. Clear.
S,cubeavillc. "a feet. stationary
Morgantown. feet stationary. Clear.
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The fellow who complains thar ne
has never had fire." foot naturally
fsels that he has a Nick coming.
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IXS 81.
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ON Thursday Afternoon.