davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
a Necessity IN some eases.

'Would you advise man TO be-
come interested in politics?"
''With all the women taking part
In politics" rejoined Senator Sorghum,
II don't see how it would be possible
TO keep any right-minded man from
becoming Interested"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
NO WONDER.

"You love long rambIes in the coun-
try?" asked the impudent girl.
eyes, indeed" responded the young
man in The great hat with the purple
band and bucllled shoes. when | ga
out in the country all nature seems
TO smile
"GaciOus / don't blame her. It's
wonder she don't laugh outright"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
SAVING Mother.

Two bread rolls were left on thu
plate, and as 1t was passed RichaFo
took the largest one.
A troubled conscience Immediately
caused him to look at his mOtheA
whose stern countenance spoke plain
er than words.
well, mamma" he said, although
not word had been spoken, Il didnt
want you to be the hog"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Not Too Thrifty.

"How much do you charge a Teller
to take wash?" asked grimy look
ing individual of the cashier at a pub
lie bath house.
"Fifty cents a bath, or II for So"
replied the cashier. ut would pay
you to buy S. ticket"
"Nothin' dom" answered the grimy
individual, decisively. How do know
I'm going to live u yearsT"-TOledo
Blade.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
pets of Prisoners.

Visitors TO prison have noticed that
prisoners. like other folk, are fond Of
pets and that their pet is generally q
canary or other species of bird There
is a reason for this: A bird takes uT
little room and requires little food
whereas larger animals could not very
easily be kept in confinement. Most
prisons have rules forbidding inmates
to keep pets, but visitors to several o.
the smaller prisons have sOmetimei
observed mice as well as birds and ar
occasional dog sharing cells with pris
oners. In one of the large state prls
ons a long-terin prisoner was permit
ted to have as pets several dogs Of the
toy variety.-New York Tines.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
george eliot was

George eliot was
the pen name OF
the famous eng
Iish writer, Mary
Ann Cor Marian)
Evans. She was
born In 1910 at
Arbury farm in
WarwRkShire and
died ht Chelsea
Dee. 2, 1850. Her
father. Robert Ev-
ans, was the agent
of MIR. Francis
Newdgate, and the
first tweHty-One
years of the nov
eIlst's life were
spent on the Ar
bury estate. At
her mothers death
while Miss Evans
was still in her
teens she became
her fathers house
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
quite Different.

my wife is making it hot for me
because won't give her the pin
money she wants"
swell, don't be mean about 1t. Give
her the pin money"
"But it is money for diamond pin
she wants"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Just Dropped OFF.

Pedestrian Ito mOtorcyclist, who is
looking bewildered at his machine)-
Lost anything, sir?
MotOrist-Yes.
Pedestrian-What is it?
Motorist-My girl.-London Tele-
graph.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Successful.

Gubbs-There goes a man who won
strictly by perseverance. Overcame
all obstacles.
Where did he get his first
lesson?
Gubbs- One windy night in trying
to light cigar. Used every match In
the box but one and finally got 1t lit
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
DIFFERENT NOW

GoIdbag: ! never had much taste
for mathematics when was boy.
Giltedge: But you managed to do
some great calculating in business
way.
GoIdbeS: That's different. It's
wonderful what an interest you can
give to row of figures by putting a
dollar mark in front of them.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
His status.

1.-THE man walking in front of us
is very high up in life and can boast
OF a long descent"
''NNho is he? A man of colonial
family"
mo; he's a steeple jack"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Safety First.

Nervous Passenger lin aerial taX)-
W-w-what are you l-l-laughing at,
driver?
Driver-I'm just laughing at the SUI
perintendent. About this time he'll be
searching for me all over the lunatic
asyIum.-Life.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
The ParIor RoIsh.

'What is a parlor bOlshevist~
usually" replied Miss Cayenne, "he
is a man who has been obliged, since
the free lunch gave out elsewhere, to
look for tea and sandwiches"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
The Initial Effort.

Teacher-Why did Noah build the
ark?
Young America think 1t was the
first attempt to solve the housing prob
lem.-Judge.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
cuticura for PimpIy Faces.

To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off In FIVE minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water. Once clear
keep your skin clear by using them for
daily toilet purposes. Don't fall to In
cInde Cuticura Talcum.-Adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
A Personal Rewlldermsnt.

Are you sure your auditors under
stood all of your argumentsY
IF they did answered Senator SOrs
ghuln. II wish they'd come around and
explain some of 'em to me-"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Sure Proof.

Eyes. sir, it's pretty hard collecting
money just now; | know it."
"Have you tried and failed?"
"Oh, now
"How then, do you know that
money is hard to collectT
Because several people have tried
to collect some from me. "-Tit-Blts.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
ANEW CLERK.

IT want to buy q walking Stick" he
said. IAN ebony one, please"
N'Yes, sir" said the pretty girl be-
hind the counter. what color Y'-
Tit-Bits.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
The Soap Boy.

AS orators direct mankind
Along the paths of human hope,
The box asserts itself. we find
AS more important than. the soap.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
The Shocking Cause.

Elbow came thai electrical casualty
to be so eXaggerated|
"The current cumors, | suppose"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
Contrary TreaidE

"1d like n make tlai urer on
fads eat his words
"Why sOT
Because The erNfe thinking
them in
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23

Granulated Eyelids Stiles, Inhamed Eyes
relieved overnight by Roman Eye Balsam
One trial proves its merit--Adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23

The surgeons air bladder is the
principal source of isinglass.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23

Sometimes in after years, when they
talk of their wedding, the wife cries
and the husband growls.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
The Natural

The Natural.
'Pop, what do they clean the teeth
pf a winter gale with?"
II don't know, unless IL Is with an
Ice pick. sonny"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-12-23
physical ENDURANCE.

Physical Endurance'
"SOme of those Old-time statesmen
patiently wrote out their speeches and
other documents with pen and ink"
"Yes," rejOined Senator Sorghum.
"But they had the strength left. II
wasn't so customary in their day for
. man to get out in campaign and
shake hands with the whole world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
M|NCO TRIALS
ARE CONTINUED


WuIinmrs"n qorl -" ""'t"" "f
,n, .rnic aud ","r "hI",ttp "f '"uu""l
f"r tho IL f"u"" Iuhu" Jnm"" I'n"ur"w
Ia ~" Ming" '"unIy ri''uii c"uri .'I'y
",rlsrcd ih" trInl 81 iN"ntI f"u ~ ~. In
dI,Iwl f"r murder iu ruuur.llru wlih
ih" IlIIlug uf t,u rrr'ruN ni Mrl"Wrn
IN - MAY continued untll January ~.
l1'I
Niiorur,s f"r thr state lnf"rur.h ih"
court lnir 10 ia, that tNu Iuut"i tat - IL
n'rr,r N"f" .,hr,uI mai lhni Ih"lr i"ril
n"uy could i"i L., "fl'r"h ~ nu} "ih' :
wlIu"nrrs
I"hu t"nlff ,hIrt '"uus"I f"r tho
dcf"uro. Iurlrt'I thnI Ih' unimf" "t tha
i.rIIIuuuy ia uu, riInu h' Inhdr know -.
but Ih' HInl' uhIo,Ird ThhI thr court
mlEhI I,aur upon Ih' Imp"Ttnn'' "f tho
Q, Idru,c. In' .Ihl'r nil"In"NH hI' ihIrd
60 thu ,"ur st, n"UInph'T Ia IIiNnI"
fn,ir upon whl,h Ihr ~" wlin"rr' %
u,uIi IrauE Aficr Ihlu had h"'u pa.
r,uI'h 4" judge lInuI"n, la "Ihrr'd ia"
,n0'u continued
Ih" Ivn IuturluH wIiu'Hu'r '"unu'
fni tho rInIu nnuuuu,,h Nair u w Au.
ls rn 81 the IinlhNI" r'ItS d'r'' ,"n
ho'iI, 10 - ~ 4" " iiiu'fI'Id h"rrll II
thr atoIrr uIl",r,.N" I"Ii Ihr '"ui
Inu. r.lI,d IhI ',uuu"'. ptln' IrUi "I
u., Nni,,"" hbr.h D., h""l had l.n thN'
,",,u alto, l." hrh ir''l,'1 nn hn""ny
u,"ur l,IIug thi,ni'uluu hlr llIr
uru,Iu Iu Ih, n"u, ~ lln nhn - h ~ '''.
rT.,u Is Ilfi,,n 81 Iho d'i'nhnnI' TITO
"Il,,, i, T. ud '.,i Nri, Trl'nh'd 90 lh'ir
.II L,ulu uuII /" marrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Means Now Aoah " WhssiisO.

The announc .nont Of tho purchase IT
tho M"n"ngniln county posl lands. VIII
-" doubt mean much Ia WhaaiiN1 aro
tho Iu,ai di1iTi"I. President J, q. paias
10y. ~ tho Valley Camp Goal company,
wan . vIaltm ln tho city last hstuTd1t,
Ia ,nnfrrrn'n with Tho local rspraHsHto-
IIvua 81 tho company Following hib ~
pnIIurn a wpn announced that q MD
donI ~nr pending IN M"nonGsiia oauNty.
Tho valley camp Coal company enn,
nnIn two nInrs al Clm drove, one ~
TrIndnIphIn nud ono nonr ItnnaTs Tointi
Ia addition 10 mines nt ulnndals AN~
M"uudHvlllo. "
" In niioRod that JGiIn Grove II 70 -
u,n'Io Ih" coal n"ntaT ~ the company ane
Ihni largo yards and storage seOu4ao
40 /" ho bun alonH tho Dia Whssllne
,Tool,. iuaI nh"Va Elm drove. u 10 aypA
Iuin"rod that negotiations arc ON iop
'EIcnding tho ronnsvlVania TaIlToaA H.
In tho uIuuno nnj hOPOnbalia CovntY
nnIds, Via Elm drove and Dallas. Auqn
additional acreage hhb bean sscursd
llin elm Grove rauiIUh, AMI plans are ph
,.ady unhar '"nHiduI"iI"n for the bulI9-
InH nf several hundred huN homes ~
II,n nIm tInVH dI5I IIIi,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
CHAIRMAN WHITE
NAMES ADVISORS

hrtI'.t"u H,uI ''h"lIiuGu
"a hlr, "I ia, IT, Irihli' an Hlni' commit
g., iuuIght "ui,"uu' 81 "a. Urr"lutin' -
81 go ud lFniN ,"iriuiil', 81 "l 'l'' ~
,ruutI,'ts uud'I "ulh'iIIY ''Hi'd ~ hI"'
I.t ~. rinir ,uiu'nlti,r h' 'UItulii''
3. ,u,ninr,d 81 t,IuIlI,nu I,nd'In va,
hn,, I,,n II"u,I,,'UI lu tie n"Tl'r 81
iLri r",Il Ihu rr, n,I'' 60 49, l."ih"'
~ ,ir inpIoY " - NIIS"n. Ilhi"7
InrI u buI'Lrr W.T., oIIue ~
Wait, i'aI h"I "I,'iIp iIlirl
hn,I,ri.r,, II rs'i," wheeling .
I"I" N",dhuII I'"'t", 'l'tis I"
Uiua,l IIIuIi"u I"in u" niIa"'
IniI,uIu,,. It'n'y - Ii"ihoIh Hunting
I.n T,,nh tns N"rgnni"vu lH"a"
-, vUnal,In haII,rl"n " T. Noll".
t,~,u aen,,oI hIIwu,I - t""Ir G"'y.
A,.h W"Ii"u i'oi"'ah"'p. ""h
~ IuuI Itlni'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08

Washington S,rt. Inf"rmal In
,.rIIpriI.u hn- h."u started hy va"
I uII,.i sIrI.a ,rhn,rni az ia" prog
.t.., I,hu, u"d' hy IL" nnII"nn "f tho
.t,.iIh im TO- u",rurnI f"r unlV"TnaI
'II.ninttin' "I'
nha,ut.,I l. 90 '"nII"I 81 n'ni"t"eh'u
Old. n,ni, 81 ii' "l'I'IS "f lhu
,,,,r ,.T la,II"nn. tie" In'IulIN l"in IA"
.,,..,,,n,ni fnI "nIt',rnl 'llH"t ni""hi
.I.s de-, I"I,ri "GfI' Ia a"il i"dnb. lat"
.,.. nt..,i,rIl,.n 81 ih' Ii""""i Hlal
- iI., o., ,,u","'"i '"nii'I 'l"""'" 81 Tie
,..tu = I.rtn n0 go. 'n"'I
r.sn.nIn..T IHSs.iiE Atl"n
vItIr.ui l." sI"6 i"hs" "r 'ns r'"h
.I... ~ g ,"II," ~ .Ud n'".,aI alsat'"s
.... go 81 ,tI I"". II. e." r"" ~ iI''n-
g, ,. 90, .It.r -, ,.r".t. '",."Ip'h L''' l'.h"y
Il, .II. i.i .i,,I.a L"- i.r,'r 81. .'r"''
I.-iirr ~ zee. hI,'.t i"' "',I n'r ~.
.t,uLI,,n t.,siI,"i"rIl iI'V""'tr"'i 'i."" ""h
.i"iI.- ~ th~ l""En. h"rr '','r''' "'' u
n,I r",n. rh.--- ~ -. m-I" r'"''I"'"-.
49,, D. ~. r"nI'"i ~ ~" "-"uf-''u'.
~ ,purIiI"r- .rd ~ ID" ""r ~ r"- II,
v.,fs,. b.v. .i'ssdy hs-n hls"uss.d
With q view I" '.-thlns . unlV"tsal
agreement
Organization ~ Tho sdVlSory a"Unll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Murder Theory Dropped
! When Mother TeStItICS

'Inrt.i"ru u,Ii Nh'" Nc "
Ihu, J., Ilii u,"rh', 81 'u' I'l,'" II l"'l u
&c h,. vnp rInI =, 'I,,ih rnI i"""h "''
,.,iur Ia 10 ,nI ,.l hIuui in tao h'Iu"
81 hip f"ih,r ~ I,v N"nha nIl a. g."
I,n,L tuuIuuI mt ~, lnn vli' "hI' h
i,Iiir ,nr rh"i wnr "m rhi' Il h'l H.
in It, I,rrn'pul"u iuI ir"iH 80"
.It,h a D., uIvInu ii n,r a. I'iuU ""'.
81 the un"ri 10 t. ,I"uu ''' "'I"h -
CONT nur.uIr h,,, AN 'l""''d ~
t'riIIi h,d Ii"iII, viii hir "lI' ""h
NInr,I I,u,In inIh.' ~ Ia T"I r''"r
rI,L Iu ,L, rir,rI vIih ItIIlI 'l"I" h'
lar n.IIr -, u,IIl'uI' hts druphI't I''"'
I,. n,,nr 81 hrI hurhnnd vi "hl'''I
rI, ir,ur, "ud r"pu ih''''Il'' l'''"
s.Iui !" IL nlh l''N'i "'"''''''''' y
t,,I I',.ttn hud ,u,uu,Iii'h nII' uI' u.
.n,,,,. 81 lh' -, .l""0 "l'.'l h''"l ~"
,uII,,, t,H.. L,ld ihnt I''iiu w"r I"'h
.,iii Murdered Il"ws''' "h"n '"'
,..nur ,unu. iunth'i I'ml lh'd ih"i ~
v.nn. h., r"". ~, mn'd', 'h'"'Y 80"
dIupptd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Valley Camp Company
Gets 1868 Acres
MonongaIia Purchase Nay
Mean Building Of Ncw
Railroad 10 Wheeling

Cleveland. O.. Bspt, 7.-hnDthsT ~.
marhnbIs oOaI deal WAS closed Wbs4
th. vsIIay Camp Goal company. -
Grating minss In Ohio, WsSt ~
Rini. auh PsnnsylvaniA, purohASOA -
day IJ.0oB aor.s OF GOAL IaAd n ~
Coohrans tract In MoaonEolis oouAAsY.
The total prios paid was 0JoooAO9
according N local coal maGnAtss, We1
will he Interested In the sale Of ~
product II
There IL about a.boO aGTsS OF lAAAl
according tO ooal msn here. ~ ths pAS1
osI outoroppsd. anh the rsnaMnAoS
will require = 100 foot shan. III
GOAL lanh In this ares IL Oslll11 ~
about pbOO per a0Ts, aah from SrSS
DTias up,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
False Alarm Jimmy Is
West : Title for Cox

NaohI"gl"". hod ! lh"1 h"',
u,. naurD EI ii"y go. hr Ih" I"'
~,ni rf"uinsnI t."IIit la" - .'"
hI. - la f,uu, Iho Ia, IfI' '''''Hi :" day
said thhI al,,,' lh' IaIlni' "i 'h"
I,.,n",,ail, p""oihh"Il"l "'''"I'''' -
rI,,, hIn I"uily p'"' l"I"'i 'h"'b"
,Iui .simIri,, lnfiuon' ~''" ''J
I've -, t.,,'. h"". ~" I,''sIi' '''y I'''
tannt", It"'dlnH Ih' r"p"la' "i'
"""r' go 'I"' '"r l" '""' "'' ''''"
Iu Iulu, Alarm li"mr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Close Contests In tho
Massachusetts Primary

n"td"n n"pi ! V"Iy ni"ss coneeesA
f"r tho bsmr"Iptl" n,Intnstlon for u0N'
oinoT and frr tho InDubli"Ap nOsNiN0r
+ II"nh f"r lioui "nRni HoV.TnDT Nnh DeD9W
iary "f stat. marked ~. state prtW,Astao
today
A, midnight. with about one thtEN ~,
'ho niu,e hsurd frnm, hsDstoT J0pH 81
Walsh wn- loading ilichsTd ~ ION4b
Tor tho Ipomooratin rominAti0n Tor goSS'
aTnUT
In tho contest for the nspubuo0
n"rn Ina ton Tor lieutenant GovsTnoi. -
Iurnr from 100 city prsninnts and llt
"ui-Ido pro"inpis plAo"h JosaPh a. WAss
nor IN tho lead with foTInnr Htht" TVS.
urrr thuTlrs lhIrToII RsTOgpd 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
Runs for Two Offices;
Defeated for Both

AeuohanIe,. ~ ~. H.piy. f.--ilBitHA
nls,a- R.ns,or deos. " Norra, AsMAtk
date for Tanp,nl.s Ton w lodATs HtpNhS
lIosn gnm.'l"r hso. ~ ." .wsGa4
Unofficial feinrnr fvstD More tNsA eNvpt
,hiri or tie mat. trn'GW.
AIbor -. urOwD wss lesfInI. In IN
thTss r"fn.rod UDniasi f"T the NsIritlls
uan nomination ror FoysIuoi aver WtnVf
,"r II ,Ioodno~ nnd-V,sis B.naior ~
thar T. M"rill
tha rios r. Triton wan leading AlbrvS
w NoDun IL tho o"hiaht tor ID" pbn"i'
cratic nomination for snvoTn"T snh iHrf
no, CImsI Unpuan Raymond u h'nN fhs
was lonhihs Hume VIII" "l"" sio"n Ihr
tho nnIuina lion Tor tlnii"d htnisH SOMA
l,V
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
OBREGON LEADING IN .
MEXICAN ELECTION

w.-hIurInn Sept aN0"0FvNVwoO
,r,,,"ta ~ dI-"'dnr In T""a,sr. h"st
durtup tho ptraIdonII-i sln"ti"n IN ~
doV hnv~ hoou t""nly"d ~ M"sI"1 'NII
nr"nrdInH ~ odvI"'r ~ tbs state deTpa
,ncrI Tho rul,lI-hrd rntuTns tho stn-
hnn-y rnih. Inhl'nioh nn nv~rwhoIWlnG
mn InrIIy frr Gcn'rnI phrrEon ana ~
vcTy IIThi N"ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
SEVEN MILLION I.
DEAL IN C0AL
Act of Perfidy Is
Exposed By Poles

TnrIr E"pi RI" I"lIEh not" :"
Tho L'nEu' 81 "nit"nr. NrI'InE " !"
rurdInto in tho r"llrh Lithuanian r"n
trn,o army unlu That vhIh tho I'OlIJhl
nriul"T wrIr I'lT"uiIng h"I"r" III" Itnh
rInn Nt,I"I f"r'"r. ia" Lithuanian Th\
"tul'uI concluded Uu agreement WIN
Ih. Ip, let government nt MurCOw, nu
iluprIyluE ia" f0vl"i amy l" max" ~"
81 Lithuanian t"Tril"iy Tor It's phrrhE"
ruh the "rIhhlIrhu'ui "f miIiI"D
hur' Thin. tho not" puinin cut. wan n
lIrn. Ia ~ nrIIlInllIY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
American Escapes
From Mexican Bandit

nc,I0n cay HorI Nar"'Ini"l
rrSs-b ~ \ 'srdIn,T "liJru - th"
Ifnit.d HInI.a wh" waH "Nrint"h hy -.
de-, Inrnnta IA" IaiiH'u bandit 80 \u
gust % % ''uSi~ hnS ,a' Hrc'l a'.'"Idi"E
Iu pfn'lal oJN l'Ss
tlru rntIuu" t.rtrtd" '"'ninn"1t"r
s0y,tun,uI ir,npr InIIruluE I'nuT" -
ported tact uight I" ih' w"' depart
nt,ni that H." had hC"n sdsiH'h ~ Nal
Itrdia dsl i'u'T". ,"nm"nd't - NuIl"".
that az n,,rl,aU Ma'SwI".} hai "'
rived ~ NutInu aud asked f'.' a." '"'"i'
tn GTinG tI",dI"'i f'"n' i'"'h ''"' '
dtutaur, f,n'u town
Tnn wEATHaa
wssl VssinIa OioaaV WsdS--a- I
TaassaAT ps"ssbIy sh" wees ""d.'st-
Nssspssats's
Ohia vastly "l"ady -" "sa""sa~Bi
rhassday uassb,I-dI a." sh"ads J." 49,"
pssstaEs
wsst-.s r-""-yISa"I~r E~as ~SAssS-
aay saa yv"hahiy Ths'saaT
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aasATon unAsn a.

t,.It.n tIr.s ~ ! ~ '
v.. ,usds ,. "iph It's f"''"s' i'"l''h
! hinis- rFn"'"i N"'t"y ''""' 80" ""''
ru-ir ~ ~ hlr h""r h'Is y" "~r''"'
dave he has h-on confined \" TT" h'h.
| though II was said ~ HE h"w" 'hH' ~"
| eondtirn ~a- not """"lh"'"h attaining
| tta 10 81 years old. 49,. .-.... - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-08
CALLING OF PAXTON
RANK INJUSTICE
Wheeling Man Before Probcrs
at Bchcst OF Demo
cratic Members

Sr"',rI J." IT,, inI.lltr""',r
rlu,rE" H'rl ~ tl'lIii"u :"
h,nrIug Edward ~ M"ur, t,",'Tn"r
i",,,.- ~. '"u,'utl"u. uruuug'r I"dhh
tho -.nnIo ,nIupnIEu pIuh, = hHd "n
ih" stand \ u I'a,ton. 81 Wheeling.
~ Nj t'nNt"r testified ~ u'"m
Irr uT ~" way" md means c"mulii""
~mII.uIuE Republican "auUnign Iuudn
Ia phIu county. IhnI state nnh rthl"l
that hr had raised ii2Nt rI"m forty "mo
cont ibItuT- Rsnai"t k'nN 90 ia" com
,uIIls, chairman. ni tho cone lu"i"n 81
Nj TnSI"nr irrilm"uY Thld that u wa"
- r1nk urIurIt"" to r''IuI'' hlm 1" nah"
- lhurn', "r n0O mli'u f"i IL" ruIl"'-''
81 uICu,uiIug IcNtlm',u1 that hNi lllI'
Iu,IIlur r,u tiu ,urIi"N' frH u"N ItIInE
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FIHH OATTLH AND OTnHh nHHIn
IRA ANN rInHr UIAhn nhulHH
OAhBn DnhW FOnTH Ib
mnabu TnnOuup
nunps, D,"Wd Inspected /" Well Hs
p"sIlinn ga Thu' sd"y which WIN
lee D.di"Aisd 1" wheeling
IIIF. FAIR TODAY

1i1O pNOo stake! Y'lD f"', 1'Ih P''"
I21 trot wlth two added running
ThUNu
RpirnI attrnCLIonn 40 biIO J. ~
Auto polo International nin". nir"""
lsnpH ThldTon'B Lswp Junip"rH. :.
Mcdonald Trio; HUMAN H"Htstt".
Mlna H-va"n, pittsburRh, nnd mlhH
RaR MoHonnA. Chicago, Hol'lEtn.
band; hurdlinE automobile.
DRnoiny no u! !OO y m
NiHht show h'" D. III
M,ving picture exhibit dSphI tmsht
of agriculture
EEpoTItion huildinH. LiV"b'""h h"'h''
midwty. NAtatOTium Cnh C"n"'S
uiunH open all day
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rI"Ion'". nori m 'aiihIunh" 90
,uIIrd nI hh "'I",h IhlH m"rnlna "
,n,Iro, r"In, dhurnH" Ia I'In" nnd Ia W."
-, W I,iui h""d 81 Np'GIn. "" It"FEl". Mao
rn, "IImI" hu'Sgnun ana NlHh"'h
iiriron ,"iI"rHcd win b"nn" i"nn ~ lIi'
~ IuII,IunnIuIa villa thee w"h "h"
,I.nIh nnh vi,IIuIh nln" wuiu t"pOIiad Ia
II, iin, fnrn"n" valley
1hr nIIlIu"h, Ia n"I Ih'In ilnly was
81 O. VI"I.nI unIuio VIiln '"ll"nnnhl""
h. r"ut, i',t 4" h"ro hurn h'ri'"god at
IA uII,,u I'I"vr r"-'lnn" Vac Iln, '"m
uui"u" H"nh"nuiu". Il"Ssn Al hoi'hI"i
i'nrri i.nrIorn"ln. N""' lfnl"t" ""h
,'nuir iuUu h.v, I"'n h.dIY damaged
re. ,I'"h nnh InI"''h a." "n'""'""n,
II"ueh Ihn run,h'i IL n"i yo' ns'l'""'"h
hnrlnion." Ia halnr ""ni 4" To" n""""H
al tho .IInasir, VIiia i.Ii",n"ndlnn Ia q
email Iuwn II about iwn ihp"hahd ~
LnhIInnip Ia the pT"VIn'a ~ hna"a" 'st
'Iravo I0p"IIa ~ lhp damage susie ~
.d Ia various towns ~ Tuscany aTa no
Inr TnuNlVsh hero. pnh II ~ o"nnrWen
ID. vii. Cloli.ns "Aipa has virtually
boon dnsiTovsd,
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a detailed report "T H u m""Tsa
testimony appears On rsGs Q
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MhIIInH Of rTiaOnsIs.

iIInu. rrUi Th" "nI'hI"""" w.
InIa ,n"rmlnR dih not 'n"H" any r',o
49,, -, AMMAN. th, u,ptIlntl" Ion, hIl ~" ~ ~
n,c,r Im Iho IniI Inuiinl"h. lnrIn'I"H ,h',
Ih,II ,rIIr ho "u"n"d -" ih"l lh'y ".bm'
mot ia. Ia tho Iuiur W 'I" h"''' 49,
.,,,IdI.,n w,Ir huIII'jly '"ll'h ""' ""'
u,.Ir ,,I,I,IInItrd nTd'I Ia tho Jaw
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01
LA JAMAICA DE ANOCHE EN- Ell
INSTITUTE INTERNA-
CIONAL

I~nformamos a nuestros lectores de
Ia inauguration del nuevo edificio
con que ahora cuenta el-InstitIto In
ternacional. Este Sc ~encuentra situa-
do en- Ia avenida de Lakeview, numero
402. Fue ALI donde anoche tuvieron
una animadisima jamaica. BESIDE por
la tarde emrez6 a llegar una selecta
concurrencia que disfruto de varias
horas de verdadera algeria. Todos los
puestos estuvieron acknowledgements
atendidos por senoritas Y senoras me-
Xicanas Y americans.
y tai fue el ultimo dia de festejos
con que celebraron Ia aperture de su
nuevo edifiCo. pUes, como op%ortuna..
mente 10 anuneiamos a nuestros lecto
res, eStos empezaro1 desde el mierco-
IS proximo pasado que fue el dia de
Ia inaugIracia~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-01

do. y desde csc moment6, e. calor
limitado que produce Ia contraction
solar Sc We repentinamente multi
plicado y prolongado por la enorme
energia incratomica de las uJstaHc!aS
radioactivas. Para dar idea de
ellos baSCa recordar que Ia ener-
gia desprendida por e. radio Ell e.
espacio de una nora. baSta para ele-
var q un gramo de aqua de IA tenn
peratura del hielo a Ia de la ebulll-
ci0n. He aqui que retroccde va mu
cho la ~dep.orable probabilidad de
la extinction del sol. pero q radio
mismo 8 mortal. desgraciaiam.-nte
' TODD este no equivaldra 4 otra CO.
sa ole a ~retroceder IN POGO para
saltar meior.
Aqui es donde interviewer los Ill
limos Y tranquilizadores deScubrl-
mientos. Las investigacioneS de
Jeans Y de Eddington acaban de de
mostrar que las presiones que tie
men ,ugar en- el centre del sol son
proximamente de unos veinte mi
Homes de atm0SferaS. Ahora bien,
muchos hechoS tienden 4 probar que
debido a esas presiones enormes,
los atomos ligeros que de Ia super
ficie solar caen hacia el centric. sc
can.bian G. atomoS mas p-s2dos. :
en- particular en- atomos radioactl-
vos. 10 que ~realiza Ia trasmutacion
r'nobl0s exa;:amente en- el senti-
do sonado por los alquimistas. Ell
e. radio que Sc destruye en- IA su-
perficie Sc regenera, de este modo,
en- Ell centro del asrro. Esto Sc halls
de acuerdo con las ideas tan sIges-
TWAS Que ACADIA de emitir 81 f:sico
Terrin acerca de las causas de Ia
radioactividad.
De TODD este Sc puede deducir por
ell caicuio que. a raso actual. Ia
radioaccjon solar podra dur2r aim
diez mil millones de amos por 10 me-
nos. fVayaI. Al fin Sc respira Y aho-
"a va Sc pucde esperar yer Ia rea-
lizaci6n de algunaS pequenas refor-
mas cue Sc retardan III POGO en- les
aiambres con plas de Ia burocracia.
No es menos cierto que el sol eS-
IA decliuando ' que hace mucho