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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

vn"d IIIsh ga ~" mn al ~" inHh
u, h,,uI sIIiAIi' nolh
TTh,ro ypni m't lie "ny pt"'Ii"" ga
Nuudny - .ah"r l'"yb bat With ia" "r""
Ir, 81 -, hu.,I nn Tunrday y. TIa"il'o VIII
D., hUIi ~" i"y. nn1 ih"'"" h"'
daily ,...rI uniur,l"y snh HI"day
prup n,n lob iuF f"' ward ~lih E'""'
,ntI. trntIun !" ~" w"'h ~ the W"H
/, van p,Id uInI ~ win 10 '"'"''"ho'"h
,hnI II"ar ""iy rI"y'h go" y""' ~l'h ~"
N,Ih.II.Ia IlleI h'i"T ibiH ~h"n h"
mad, , h.,Ih NJ hnITIa,k 1hlr. i"'' wa
ia. yra, Inhu l. rIIia"n ff"d '!io"Hy F'alo
,,,,o 200, hing a. W"si"ynn
Iu IHIi ~ "nh - ii"sn '"n' h"b
Ii,u Lrnn"n IiiFh d"h duII"F hlH Not
w., 4,n,n 10, l"p'l 'h"nrl"n"hlp
I,,,p Ii,,, Ian anon l"HI In Inih'i Hl',f
IIIpL Iaai s'nr- "h"UI'I"nu. "uly ~
- I,uII1w IupIRiu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
FERRY EAGLES-LEGION
IN LABOR DAY CLASSIC
Mound City Will Re Greatly Strength
ensd-Lsgionhires Tackle Cam
briA Coal To-day.

Tho Labor day clnaai" nj M"undrvllln
will be- provided In pl"uiincss Tor down
tho river fans " h"u th' Ferry fHEl"H
VII stack up against tn M"undHN ~"
American Legion tram rwo games vii
hr played. one Ia tho morning. starting
At 10 n',lOrk sharp mud ia" afl"rn"un
runIoat hIhTIlnE at 10 "'Cl"'k
To dny III" l."pl"nnlr"' Viii line az
.agninn the tnmhrln conf team 81
Shndyrldn. Ia IA Vnm3 Tint ah"ulh prov"
luirtrrIinE for Ia" Mound ''iiy lndn an
tho bhluhun hnl" u flu" r"'"ih Ter tho
rnrI tow games IIiNrnhnuKh viii prob.
ably nthTl uEnImrI lh" cont team !" day.
whIIc InnnrI and bp'hI" viii IL" held ~
toacr,U Tor Ihr f.ITIrr N"nhIb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
GnAOR TNAMH CLAnn TOMORROW
AFTERNOON AT TUNNEL uRnnn
AnD RAnT TIMn AHTIUIrATnD
niRassL Crowd OF the nsas0n nsps1tsd
To Turn Out ann Cheer FOE
Their FaVOTitss

TomnTT"~ RioTn""n promptly al d
n',In.L tho fanR 81 tho valley Will h"
sCUuTdod az unusual treat when 'h"
LEA inui"n IiaunIa 'luh la plli"h AsSl"Sl
I"am, pl'hoh f'"m ~" boat 81" '"'" !"
tho ,ly'a uaW lnhurII tat League
ninro tho UII'uiI h""aIn 81 enough
us.ioIisl f"I thI"" ,l"h". """ la" h"""
II,L oil. snd ~h~ihor "' net - WI h"
A.. Ian, ,,,nsIu. u, lee u, &C.
manager" ~ onI'I"" !" IL" league "''
InnLInu "n", tho I"I"r'"' 81 tie NJ
uIa,. aud u IH llLoIy ih"i ""' - "''
lnI~T f,"In UV"Iy "".'y VII lee ''h'''
ont"
A, I,,,I Ion alt rIn, ,",uIIunI l"""
hnvr IrUu 90 I,, Ioh nud at 81 lhl" """
hr, ~ 1cou,u ih"i "iUhI h"'" ""'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
PROBING REPORTS OF
FAVORS FOR JOHNSON

chicago. sept The United states
district HII"rnry's office today began
investigation OF reports IN ih" hl'hE"
J"uInnI that In,k I"Inr"n, FORMER phE
In-I now ~ la"i''I Ia ihn ii'n' -.
g. nnc ,"tinty InlI In n~InIlii'd T." l"h"
Inug uaikS 80 auInrn"lIIa IIhlnE ana
rInrrJr ,iniiy IihIuInu bout 4" " hl'h ih"
OLE. III IhEu"r il' beta
III. I'.iIr,aI n''",Ini hinl"n lh"i a
:, i..iI,I nynI 4" n"o i"lnr"" h"""h h"
had gone u,i Ealing "lil' &" n""'l''' "I
,,..r,,,n n,d that nIIot waiting unI "
,,,nIIy n,i,inIrhi Ih' t"I''Ii'i I'Ii h"i"i"
I,.I,ur,.u'n I'IuIn
lehman VII" puIr.ud"i 81 a. III" cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
LINSLY STAR LEAVES

In"h gl"Tor. altar fullhn'k ~ M" Lin.
sly T"nthnll I"nm "r l1li. 'lR aud -.
Who wnr u"l''l"h ~" unanimous
,h"lcc Tor "A harkfl"ld r""ltlun Inst year.
viii lnlvC Tor N"ru"ruburE Academy
hcrorN entering Princeton GnivCrElty.
ucNi fall
SI"r"r r. reported la tho beat ~ CON
dIII"n mud hnprH I" land n berth on tho
prep Srftuol eleven IN hts years work.
tie was regarded ~ on" Of NJ" beat
hICkflcld men In IN" valley aud not ing
should hold him hack from max .ug
good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
WON In THE NINTH

TI"TWW. N'NT T NV lWIk II IthT tI
It"rI"n . H. 3 I"dny Ia II I'n"' slTuEEI"
" hI,n was d"rId"d Ia lhr uluIh LinlnE.
when IiIi,h I'iItr MrunrIS high ny
Inn,i,d rnt,I Ia .h"tt ,IEhI ,'ui'I. r' 90
iu. la.,,II, nud Ward nt.h rl,Ing IT,, bn'
- " IW" I"r' hu cat NrIn vnn h".,' i
81. h,n h., nIniicd l." vaiin up ~ ti,
"'t 'nIh Inning luI i'''I,'h '"""hn -
"rrInun. Ii"In Tia" grand ninnl "n Ia
" nIh,d I" IT,, IIi' hiIu L,,s /" ~" tth
~ ..i. L. Iuulnrn
'.'v IuIh b'l hhh nh' u
il"0i"u hhU 80 lun ~
'IuIm" hI"! ct ""h Hannah ii..r. Iu'r
md g., hunr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

EAl"AI R'-ss the newly appointed
athletic osA1h 81 Wh~'li"E man ~ h"'h
viii ssI hIa nrR' "r"i''t""I'y =" l""h
Nv 80 tho ,naIe,IaI that viii I'u'"a""i ~"
ola tI,,Id and nIuo "u tho Eti'iI'"". ~"
inH HIsh a, h"'I pu'iii"'i"'" "'''''"H
~ oil fnntI,aIi .an.iihor'" h"U h""" '"l
81 f"r that ii'u"
and nays that no IlLoS tho 'lly ""1
hopas that hp ~tIt eel /" h"V"l"r
inE . ohamII""-hir f"' Wheeling iNVh
Ihia yssr Although H." hHu i 90 'h"'
IhTas ~sokH D." IuI 4" WIN ri"' ~" h'
fcTa tho "t,outnE gam" Ii""" '" '''""
J.nt that h., ,au dtIll ~" h''y" !" ih"
T,iainnniS - ~" R"u"" a." that 'h'F -"
a,naTEo Wit "ia ~ th"i, Fn"" whh Wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Yankees Held Very
Interesting Meeting
REAntioa starts Thursday nVsalna
Over nGUrs OF CandihAtss nave
Already reported

The Yankee Z. fn"IhaIl i"'t, hH ~
already started preparing f"' N"'Y
Atrnnunua H,hoiuIo whl'h 10 h"f"rn
than and practice viii D." called Tor
ThuTudsy uycuinB ~ lnI'r" lug
nesting was hold In IA" 'lub r""tn tact
evening aud alt preliminary arrange
msnts woTo ,ninuInI'd tr"'h lnni
yaaIa captain ~on again olv'ioh v"
pIIoI tho EnaI Fn1 'haupl"uN
Tho fnIi"wIug uIsY"tr ott'nh"d lhn
tnspltuE and atu alI io'nrris i :" I"Is'''t
foe pIa'ii,D Thu'rley 'H"UI"E go lh"
Tunnel uToop uiIl~T III boa. l"' tn".
nlnsalrE tsron' 'r"'k n"Yh Nl''
nlnorI"n. Mn'hor. h"rn""". '"l'""'. J.
N1rrnan t,tctuu " lt,icIr rt)'E
FpsElST. i."oHlcr. l"la". I""' MO
Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
pRoYpnD TO ruIuD PLACE

Chicago. N'pi : "iuIlh - 'l'uhl" Tot
Iuw Ing iun"Ih eInTl'H 10y Ja,"hH"n nul
WIllinInr Rn,r ~ I."uI't n . I" victory
over ca, ago TODAY. hI,nEn wac HnN ri
GI"u u ',hut out when !,iruuIt hII h"In
- inter two w'i" out III IL" rIKhl II
iuniug Az ~ TClilt of i"dnS - defeat.
aud ~ NIcl"Iy Tor Sew h"Ih over lI"hi"n.
The l"rhIr dInpp"d To- third pln'". Hy0
uuInin behind thu 'I"cvIandu Score.
~ Louis ... .... hOh 2OO hOO
thIrnEn 900 90 OIO
Davis mud Huvcr"id. F'nh"r. WilkImH"n
md SChnlk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
.lENTz FIRST TO
REPORT FOR ", Y. U.

MorEanI"wu. " Va. Sop, , Cnp-
tain Howard I.rnIs. Of tho West VII
Elnin rnivcrslIy football i"nrn. arrived
today. bcinE tho earliest In preparation
for tho departure for Mountain lax"
Park next Sunday wh"r" two w""lT
will be spent by u squad or hrlv mon.
CoachCa MC1ntyr" aud Rodgers mr." nj
ready on tho ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Many a Pretty Face
Unai6htIy DIsfIgurations Toll uf Impure
blood.

Don't close your oYas Ia the waning
which nature AiVeb. when unaiEhtiy
pInpisS appear "n YOU Ga,a ahh "th"i
part 81 the body
Not ,nIy these rii"rl' - ""i
hpi"tchGa iisnr,"I bat th'y i""h t''
as Tluua nhln dIs,"nca that UI'I'ad ""d
Gaasa tho In"hI dIn'. '.nf"iii"E h'iIail''"
and ualn H'nnStI,nus thoy f'r', t'il J..
ssIas bHlis hIIntots ally ''"i't'''''n "'''l
"thaT ann' ya""oa that hu'" III" H"'"aa
81 ne and 'naEo .,.u fo'l thai g",t aLl"
10 ahlss"
Whom thsss sY'ni'I'''"n "rU'"' -" ""y
I-sTl ~ the h'dY. i"L" I''"'"r' si"ra !"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
HRrDonPoRr-FLoRENCE.

A good gamo should result on Pinch
Run grounds Sunday. when IN" Florence
A. G. tackle the bridgeport Al-StarS.
composed OF a number "r stars from al!
over tho valley. The batteries have not
as yet been given out but strong bat
tie should cnsuN whatever the choice
may be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
KEPT TIM urTn nOATrnHnD

sew lpIk. Hrll ''N h"'E "''"
rI u.rInu to Although I"n"Y WA
hatlrd nearly 40 hard nr lt"h"lrh. TIE"
former wnu mnTr nu'r"rrful Ia nee ping
Ihr Itfavru hIir u"nit'r"d III" ''"h'h
rIt, her ulnn added by nv" doubt" ~" Wv
N'"rr by lnuinEn II =,
. I!uutun o.. " " " wv =.
800, yurk nIOOOtO0N ~
I,uduIph aud p'%"iII. T""'y ""h my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

Two base hit Gardner Three bnS''
hIis I.NnnH Smith. SaCrihCch- Namb'
srnuss. johnson, OncilI bUuhl, plays
shorten and StnnnI". Iuntc and john
stun. tuN"lcSkI aud Gardner. SthnHEC
and r"llini and bush. I"ft on bases
Detroit. :. CI,S Gland. .. Base on balls
of Leonard, e, toNclcski. |. I'M hN
pitcher ny Leonard. tNnnbagnns
and Burns } Struck out hN Leonard, 4,
nv tul'i"aki. = l.mpIT,h -'hill nn'l
piu,rn Time 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Pirates Lose When Cubs
Bunch Hits In the 18Th

TniaLurph. Ia snri { 'hI'"E" h'
t.aIcd IlIi7huIgh I" i"hAJ !" " '"''
I,,n Inning tdin' Ih' "'"i" 80" -
,,L.u t'ln.h I,d 81 Iho Liant i""'".
,iu, , nII f,IIIv.,I l., I',iy '"''I
u.o IG,L.,Iu"n.1 Imn'Id oi"rI" ""h Ia"
.L,,t.r ,lnuI.Io H,"i lad ~" '""" h'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
CHAINS DATE

The date for the next boxing proGfAS
nf tho wheeling A. a.. which was schpd-
uIod fur September b, has been changed
10 Tia. TnIi1wIns day. huptemher D, Dn-
,nidIus 10 an announcement ny fT0u1p,
&c, Il. w otto Ju"k Parry VIII MfAt
Jimmy Dufry Ia tho main bost Of ~
I"tinda
AtInInny uane,ai rai,nsr saR0,inheo \
noa,,h inI ptnTiIssIa In G"NT AIeNt
tho r'I"ss already hihk s""uIhfa"tsos-
Inn I,ananript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

SummnrY TWO bnSC NTIN" T'HW'' 7 :
Nralc stock stolen bases Ruth. Gr"h'
Eoush :; duncan. Ncalc Sacriilrr
,;rnh. duncan. Left on bases men,
natl ~. 81. Louis I'asc on halls-''i
Rr,uton /. Schupp I. llIis-"n i'uGuc
I'm = Rrcnton 6 In ?. SChupr J In :" ,
Gooiwin II la Ia. Jacobs IN ~,
hy pitcher Ky Schupp 'tll"nD SunIh
nut-By Luqu" | Trenton }; Schupp =
Jacobs Winning pitcher l'nrn''
Losing pitcher Schupp. "p'f'S
NIornu and Riglrr Tim" o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
The Standing .


ChichR" nt Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at New York i''b
IiOHtnn at New YORK..
Cincinnati at =. Louis
In addition to regular game. Now
York md Philadelphia viii play over the
last three InnlnEH OF nfICrnoun contest
Of July i. with ia" sc"r" standing u To o
in favor Of Sew York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
BATTLE TO TIE
Bouth hide Mines nRttlod risrosly for
Dovsn Innings when Dame Was
Called Due IL Darkness

tho HIoRIc Junior" and ia" NYnlr.
both Of the South NIh". hniil"h /" hard
= Ito on tho Foril"ih PIr"ri Er"undi
Inst evening In yam" that wHu ira
tur"lcHu Tn" gam" wnH f"r""ly fought
for seven Innings In" SinRI"U Ovrrtnk-
lur u four run lend md then had Ia
grOrn a Taw more Iin'H To keep up with
their opponents. Score. II ~ H.
Hyals -..-....- u
StugI"s ..-........O u. u
batteries: HELLER and E"hau. Ncihart
aud lIaScd"ru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Wheeling High Grid
Candidates to Meet

INITIAL MEETING OF SEASON WILL BE HELD
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK IN HIGH
SCHOOL. AUDITORIUM ALL CANDIDATES.
FOR TEAM SHOULD BE PRESENT KELCEl
ROSS WILL. GIVE MATERIAL THE ONCE OVER
FIRST PRACTICE TO BE HELD TUESDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

itnrnia border after eight years self.
imposed exile Is waiting arraignment 20
connection with his flight after beihN
sentenced To II yhar and day In Leev.
enworlh for violation OF the AabH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

Twn bnso hits. rlnck. Ni"h"lr"". las
kcri Throc haro M. -" Il stolen h""''
uIghcr. 3uuIhwnrth. Whitfield. l"'".
Encrin,c TORY .. Frlh"IG =. "'"n"" y
HnutbwnrIh. Grimm. D"hl. Morkl' lou
III, nI,yn E'ribcTE aud D'rnfr"lI, WIFI
ted aud Grimm. l.ofi "n bhn"n. 'hl''En
~. I'IiIshurEh - n-"on -" hnlIH. "''
Vnugln .. nH tnrln"n Sitwk on. ny
Vaughn I by i'hrlh"n '."r'I".. ~ W
and Finale. Time : h"urr ""h II M"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeutordRy'n QAmsa.

h'. york.. 3 huston.
BrtI"lI. |. Cleveland
Washington. II. I'hlM b.
~ I."ulr. =" thi,nE". /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. IEAGUE;
YsBtsTdnVa uanen.

Chicago /. IliInhuIFh
Ilr""bIyu. T.. Ihilnh' lrhin. "
Sow l"IE. :. II'ul"m.
CINCINNATI. IL. ~ I"uIr. L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

NIInttcd for l.uni" In nth
NxItattcd for t"vcl"akI IN nth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
To days uameH.

TU-dhv'n WaWeH.
sew Nnik nl IinEium %
WnuhlnE tom at I'hllnd"lphII
l'"Iuli At Cleveland
~ Louis NJ Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

plttaly1ira h
40 600 Ub0 QUO " I


ItldIH -
Hated for Grimm In lh" I"lh
L,iIcd FOR CHrlrun In tho lJlh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

Totals ... \" ~ !"
,,.,nh an, Tor Interference on second.
zIlntiCd for Goodwin In 9th.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04
THE BOY SCOUTS BUSY LIFE.

Montclair, N. J., scout headquarters reports over 800 visitors for week-ends at its winter camp site. In view of the fact that this camp is sixteen miles from council headquarters it's extensive use is significant.
 Nearly a thousand boy scouts, rep resenting fifty troops, secured Kansas City, Mo-, for violations of the light ard fuel orders. Reports made by the scouts to their scoutmasters will be turned over to the fuel administra- tion.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04

was walking with him in a field, and had dragged her into a canebreak, smothering her cries by pressing his hand over her mouth.
 Robert Miller had his three mother less children to care for, one of them needing him more desperately than ever, so he determined to let the law take it's course. He had Marshall ar rested. Marshall said he was innocent of the girls charges and his trial was to have been held at the next term of court.
 sAccordings to Pearl Miller's story. which she tells with the self-contrOl of a strong minded adult, Marshall en- tered her home after her father, broth CT and sister had been shot down and the home dynamited He clubbed to death the baby crawling on the floor beside it's dead mother, soaked the place with oil and set fire to it as Pearl fled through the loft and ran, with a sprained ankle, over a mile of flooded fields to the home of neigh bor.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04
Bride, Stricken at Altar
 Died Hour After Ceremony

Death was an unbidden guest at a wedding at AppOnzell, Swift zerland, and struck down the bride just as the priest asked her if she accepted "this man for husband"
 She was hurried to a hospital, still robed in her bridal gown, but died an hour later, a victim of a form of sleeping sickness, which was the sequel of an at tack of influenza.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04

Laundering and conservation of clothes have be- come an art with us. Send us your family washing.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04
GIRL, 13, SEES
 FAMILY SLAIN Claims Moonshiner Beau of Sis- ter Committed QuadrupIe
 Murder.
ONLY ONE ESCAPES
Facing Trial for Attack on Girl, Man Is Believed to Have Planned
 to Wipe Out Whole Family.

Am0ry Miss-Charlie Marshall, moOnshiner and backwoods beau, is under heavy guard in the jail at Aber- dsen, charged with the. most brutal q@adruple murder ever known In this section.
 For, when they buried the charred and shattered bodies of Fannie Green Miller, who had been Marshall's sweet heart; her eight-months-oid baby, Bur ley, said to have been Marshall's son i; Robert Miller, Fannie's father, and Leonard, her brother, sixteen. the stage was set for the lynching of Charlie Marshall.
 Pearl Miller, thirteen, the only sur viVing member of the family, says that she watched Charlie Marshall at the hideous task of slaughtering the four victims of the swampland tragedy.
 The belief of the countryside is thai Charlie Marshall, facing trial shortly for an attack on Fannie Miller planned to dodge this trial by wiping out the whole Miller family, and that the escape of the thirteen-year-old, girl upset this plan.
 From miles about the lean and swarthy dWellers of the bottom cOun- try drove in with their womenfOlk seated in chairs in the boxes of the. }2nber wagons to discuss in shocked whispers what had been done in the bIackness of a stormy night. There were ominOuS bulgeS under h0mespun shirts; there were well-wOrn shotguns and rifles under the wagon seats.
 Sheriff John B. Lewis fled from Amory with his prisoner in an automo- bile and saved Marshall from the ven- geance of the countryside.
 There was much talk in the Tom Bigbee bottom about the Miller family and Charlie Marshall. Fannie Miller had known Marshall all her life, but started keeping company with him 3 three years ago, when he "saw her home from & circuit riders meeting. She was fifteen then, and Marshall twice her age.
 Tells Father Of Attack.
 About eighteen months ago the girl returned one evening and tore up Mar shalls picture, scattering the frag- ments in the fireplace.
 Her mother died 12 years ago, and in the lonely farmhouse Fannie had no % one to whom she could confde.
 Later she was compelled to tell her father what had happened. She said that Marshall had seized her as she
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04

Peysers new hat-blocking outfit Is in operation. Hats blocked, dyed and repaired. Phone 188.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04
Prisoner Throws Self Under Wheels.

New York.-To avoid facing a charge of picking pockets, Nathan Pal estine, while being taken to court, es capped, placed his head on the elevat ed railroad tracks in New York and let a car decapitate him.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04

Ladies' and gents shoes shined at The Club Barber Shop. 12-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-04

Fresh Ever-Ready F1ashnght Bat teries, all sizes. Blum -O'Neill Co. 3-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-07
TEXAS COMPANY MEETS
SINCLAIR AND MAGNOLIA
PRICE ON HE WITT CRUDE

Effective on the 5th OF January, the
Texas Company met the price of IN,
Sinclair Oil Company and Of the Mag
nolin Petroleum Company on Hewitt
crude, which places the price now OF
Hewitt crude al So per barrel at the
wells
Effective on the 9th Of January the
Texas Company posted new price on
IIcaldton crude making the price sees
at the wells.
The Texas Company is buying all
the oil that is being sold at Hewitt
and il has IA pipe line into the Healdton
field and il means something TO have
ilIc posted price advanced by this COM
rany.
ilcaldtnn crude is far in advance now
Of what il has ever been before and
Hewitt has been placed ON the price
basis Of Mid.( Continent and North Ten.
rs crude.
These advances make every piece Of
pronerty in the fields worth more
money. They win result in placing
much more money into Carter county
for ;hc reason that much of the roy
atty ani also a large portion of the
rrodnct,on is owned by Ardmore and
Carter county people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-07
Nill,rs AniiSephc oil. known az
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Positively Relieves Pain in Few
Minutes.

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This Oil Is conceded to be the most
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is due TO the fact that it ponctrates
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illustration, pour ten drops on the
thickcst piece Of sole leather and it will
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Accept no substitute. This great oil
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-07
AFTER MUCH DEBATE
CITY AWARDED Sc WER
TRACT LAST \ IGH7

At n called meeting Of the board Of
city commissioners last night "a CON
tract was awarded Wicker Brothers to
construct a storm sewer along the
right.of.way Of the Ringing railroad
the sewer 10 extend for some distance
along the railway tracks, thence along
\ to G. streets, northwest.
There was but one bid submitted, but
the price for which the contractors
took the job was O.. $2.iOO below the
city engineers estimate. The bid was
$lG,93O.1S.
The meeting was rather long drawn
out and considerable discussion relative
to letting the contract was indulged in.
Some Of the commissioners were III
favor OF delaying all kinds Of city work
until some present contracts the city
has on hand are disposed Of
When the matter came to vote
however all voted to let this contract.
Another contract relative to q sanl.
tary sewer was up for discussion, but
no action was taken.
The commissioners voted that work
Of repairing Main street be- started at
once. and Commissioner Wilson was au
thorizcd to proceed with the work
Repairing Main street has been start
ed many times within the past few
years, aud tho commissioners and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-07
Mrs. Boyd Dies ut Sulphur

Mrs. Susan Boyd, wife OF l.. A. Boyd
died at 1920 o'clock this morning at the
family home in sulphur. The body was
brought to Ardmore today at 1:2j
o'clock for burial in Rose IIill GENE
terry. Funeral services We're held al
$3.50 o'clock. conducted by Or. Crayton
S.BroOks, pastor Of First Christian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd We're pioneer citi-
zens of Ardmore. They moved 10 Sui.
phur some four years ago. where their
daughter, Mrs Jim Davenport, resides.
Besides the husband and daughter. de-
ceased is survived by two sons, Homer
and Milton Boyd Of Ardmore. The hus-
band and children were present at the
funeral. Mrs. Laura Boyd Of Madnl, n
sisterin.law, Mr. Davenport and daugh-
ter were also present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-07
Notice Of Final Hearing of Lien
Foreclosure,

Notice Of Final Hearing of Lien
Foreclosure.
The defendant in the above styled
cause will take notice that said cause is
brought to recover the sum Of 81 $50 90
for feeding, caring for and boarding the
following described horses from the lst
day of July, 1918, to date TO have said
sum declared a lien on said horses and
to foreclosc the same.
one brown horse named Baron de Jay
about 10 3.4 hands high.
One bay horse named Happy Henry,
about IL 10 hands high.
One dark bay horse named Wilton
Spler about IL l-3 hands high.
Said horses are now in the possession
OF c. r. Barringer at Ardmore, Carter
County, Oklahoma and this cause il
set for final hearing at 10 n. m, on the
goth day of January, 1920.
If defendant fail to appear and de.
fend Judgment will be taken according
to prayer of plaintiffs petition.
e. NJ. GRANT,
Seal. court C,Ior,
w. G. Dayisson. attorney for plaintiff.
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