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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
MALE HELp WANTED

WANTED, by wholesale house, yovns mar
who cah opsrsis trpa~rtsr. Also hiss
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
MUSICAL IHsrRunENrs

R0CssnoLp goods for sale. i,ii clas..n
boulevard. Gait walnut tits-n
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-10
TRACTOR EXPERTS TO
LECTURE AT SHOW


Columbus, O., Dec. 10.-Durng the
sixth National Tractor Show, which
win occur within buildings at the
Ohio State fair grounds, February I
to l., 1921, Il program viii be given
that will provide sixteen lectures on
various phases Of power farming. In
addition. the educational side of the
show will be brought forward by
round table discussions and by three
general meetings at which men of
national standing will speak.
Lectures will be delivered by +. |.
Malan. Gilman, H.; RAYMOND Olney.
st Joseph Mich; l. w. Dickerson,
Charles city, la. o. b. Zimmerman,
Chicago; J. b. Davidson. Ames. Ia;
.. w Sogren. Lincoln, Nebr.; Daniel
Scoates, College Station Texas; G..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-10

w. McCuen, Columbus, O.; c. X.
Sheed, Lincoln, Nebr; William Ait.
keGhead, La Fayettc Ind; X. L. Bla-
si,ngame, state College, Pa; II. II.
Mussolman, East Lansing, Mich; r.
w. Eufice, Madison, Wis; and f. W.
Ives, Columbus O.
Heretofore Kansas city has been
the scene of national tractor shows.
The comirg one j. to be conducted
on non-admisson basis and will be
participated in by a least one hun
dred and fifty exhibitors, ranging
from the corporations foremost in
tractor production down to the manu-
idCturcr OF some minor accessory.
oil companies, too, VIII make dis
NlaVS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-10

and Catherine, and Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Elke spent Sunday with f. J. Maler-
hofer and family.
Catherine NJ. Olson, VINO spent the
past two weeks with her sister, Mrs.,
Wilbur Narland. returned 20 hor home
north of Seneca Wednesday.
A. l.. Olson and Arnold were Otta-
wa shoppers Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. Olson Arnold
and Catherine were in Norris Friday.
John Chapman was In Marsci!lcs
Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES

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uncut fr, Whoa ihI- 'uli go" "y"'
- u,,ie 4 do,,r. enc rul"teI T." fulT"
NdlI,,uru ~ ~" ,uoi'si - ll"vh
rurIr guardian f"r Fllrnh"'h h"!llI,
80 Iufpmi !" coll h"' r'"rn'Iy r'rV
,,f a. doyr nrn,iiI"n ,Vns rrnui~h ~ ihn
ruIi ~ i"hu I'lrlrh against " Wn'"'
hnu-r hv Judge AhrllrWnu pending y
nov irlrI fur tho 1rIondpuI
Judgment wnr glv"u Wy iuhR" Fpm
morvillo ror tI.t?5 - md lntoropI md
rnulq IN tho ruii ~ John ". N'li, ".
md IInnnnh GInIn pEninH' Alhnri Hrnnt
GInIu. oNrcui"r for " NJ HInin mum
hor ~ other rnInur rrIit. In both courts
vrrr diHpnpcd nf. 40 that cvrrythIng 1"
cleared from tn" docket until tho No
v.uhcr tcruI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
HARVEST HOME SERVICE
yirrt Christian Church CslSoratss with
BIx HAlly-Rev. W. h rielah'
ths Pastor, speaks.

To the visitor vino was fortunaus
enough to attend tho Harvest homo
Rally service at the First Christlah
church. yesterday. rare treat was
awaiting Thorn.
Tho church has just recently und"r.
cons the most beautiful decorations. al
The hand Of skilled painters, ana As on"
looked upon the Interior OF TINS stIuI
Iurr Yesterday Morning and rested the'r
ave. upon tho temporary de'"tht."'l'
maj had De'n placed about the "hoI'o'
Iu,n u truly represented n ming "'
h,,uIN as well ~ u great harvest.
ON eithsT side 81 tho pulpit near inc
entrance magnificent stalks oI corn "e'"
no.rinn haaVsnuaTd, largo saTn OF snih
~ ,p,n Wns suhpnndud. aud "lheT t'h''a
az tho Mold. on tho pulpit ~0'" va ,"n"
vr.etabien nuts aud ffuItS representing
.tnns, every form ~ vegetation.
nov W % FI-Ida IN poThopn ia" ""T'
hoIuyrd pastor la this 'iiJ. anh ono req %
.on Tur IhIa 10 that no delights ]" rte"'h
linz the TnalrhlaAH i"Vn "r Jesus h'IH
fn hIa morning sarm"n Ito ap"ho 81 '""
IhInss that go 10 mako up in''y no
valopad man or woman. atatlhE lh"' ny
only tho physIcsl and m"n'Hl al"o. ",'
tho spiritual aids OF NE muHt % "TNo'
opsd IIa thsn spoke "f IN" '""""' "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
HUGE COAL CARGO
COMING DOWN RIVER

II was learned from tho U. s. engi-
n"ors at the federal building that 40
OnO,0 tons OF coal would rido tho crest
Of the artificial wave down tho Ohio
river when II Is created Tuesday morn
ing al 1890 o'clock. at Dam No. IL. at
Warwood. The wave VIII enable coal
shipments Of immense quantity to he
made down the Great KanRwha river
when the wave strikes and passes Dam
No rs noar Point Pleasant at the In
terseCtion OF the Ohio and Kanawha
rivers.
If tho water supplied by the Ohio
river is not sufficient to carry tho ship
ments of coal that Is to be made. pools
about Dams Nos 3. 10 and ii. on tho
Kama wha river viii DO lowered about
one foot This Ia tho largest shipment
81 Cnhl that has been made on tho rivers
for sumo time. and since local nhnufh'
Jurors have realized the efficient mean
81 tThnHIuTt ton furnished hy the wnt"T
ways. II 10 predicted that much train d.
add heavy ,aIsnrs will 10 noted within
n veIy short Time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
OVERCOME BY
FUMES Of GAS
EDWARD RBnoE, ENGINEER AT W..
Sal Plant, Han MARROW
EBCAPE
Was Making RspnirH to Engine when
Near Fatality Occurred

Edward RocCc. 81 years or age. was
admitted To tho Ohio Valley General
Hospital yesterday morning al O'Clock
In very SeTIous condition. Ils was
rendered unconscious 10y escaping gas
After tho physicians had worked WIN
him for some time th"y revived him.
, aud Hcece was able to 30 homo yestnr-
day afternoon
ltcrcc IL u stationary engineer at
the wheeling steel and Iron plant In
UenwOOd aud wun making nomn repairs
to the ghs onEino when h" was "Nor-
como by the fumes. HrVrrhl or hln ar
niaInnIs found him HnVerhl mlnIlrn lat J.
81 lying near tho engine uh'"hA'i"hs
Thnv called tho city ambulance ana
had him TCuuNod to Tho huhpllHl
Itor,o In well known nnh Tor ~ largo
number at yuhrn han IoHldod al NJ" 1919
/ thaulluo nlT~oi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
|, 0. 0. F. DELEGATES
TO GRAND LODGE

Wheeling l"hWoH 81 ] -. q. y, Will 10
well IopIon"tl'd At lhs grand lodge
r"urluu 10 bo hold Ia Thar Nrlnn Tour
dnla this w"ok beginning Tu"HhnY tho
drlrEniou leaving t"dny for tho Hoh-
IlnnH go
Every lohRo In the community VIII
ho Tcpn"ronInh nnh an effort viii 10
mnda 10 bring the most HoErlnn h"f".
The pTugIum for Ia" -four dnyT In on"
~ mover hCfuIu attempted, nnh VIII ~"
tho huri"ri Ia ia" hlrlOIy Of IA" "T -
gnniLnII"u la tho rInt"
rnlI"winE nIo Ih" d"I"g"ior leaving
horo i"dny II { rnHiw"oh from
WhocIIng NJ" b Wm Marshall Ii"m
No - ItnyInUnd iinti"Ir iI"n n" 80,
Fart Il Drum from Lincoln I"hl" or
NJ, Mo,h,n IirIhuII OIun, fi"m u" N
~ FhrIIaId 81 I. Ith"d,r nam ~" IN
nI la Hos = 4 IihIi"ll Ir"In n" - NJ
Mnundhvliln "nd r. T. Irnhl"H iI"nt
Ai"undHvlIIa j." ih la addition "in"ns
dhrIa " h" WIN ati0nd fi"In h'i' HIo
Inni,a T.. klinhsniny"' ~ fV"'h"iI.
l. - iIu~t.IuH nnd hah I."nH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
COL, ROOSEVELT'S
BIRTHDAY WILL .
Be OBSERVED HERE.

Chairman Robert !. Hsintnr OF Ms
ohio r0uniy Hupublicsn executive com
mite. has received a, lsttnT from bnle
Chairman ~ H. White sus6sstinG thAt
OriubrT 20. tho birthday nhnivsTssTy o!
GuionnI ThnUdnIa ItDon"Vslt, DO obssIsed
by tho nspubii'an V"iara 81 Wssl VIZ
pIuIa aS - niiinH "linhns I" Tie p.pun
hr.n campaign nov bslHs "ASsd if
rhuIuiI,a FlIEi . A
a., WINE haa wtiiiaH 10 sll no
, ntnIy ansiIn.u anI " ls shps",sd ihs
hay ~IIi 10 p.naIalIy "i"As'ysd " seen
.u,,niy ~ WaaI Vi,ainla M Hslsbt
win L. Inr n,a isiia, b.f",. ? WssliWa
Of tL. ..s,uiiya ,"""iit"s fD, A1'lshI
chairman w ~ b,s"d, hsf'Ha"
ia. .r.nh.,a Lu,.." ~ . l"i''' y" 'bs
n.puIIIr"n n"""iy h-bv-n says
l,ir,.L., 10 l.. W. -""isss-'I ~ W.
lI,Ih ~ Ih."h'. h""-.Ss' Uyr
V.,,." - iI.,Ji"s, TIE "-b"bIlsin
"""i".- 10. h- ".-'n-"". ..l"'ia,g
, ,tnr,I Iir"-.g-il ~ -" -ah-ss sew
.,.a isGr- ~. Uhlr i.gl-'.'Ws ~ zen,
n.sr - ipib. 80 ~. Hv-' I""'"ssrys
h,,.,I.rr ~ Al tl".- NJ "e"q WsN
,ur,. ~. p.r"hlhhn "hs b'r-r ~ -
.,r, w.. -urs.-'l"r ~ ~ VINE scI
r,,rng" 49, -rr,"r'ir'. p'"E"w f"' '"s
dry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
AUTO WRECKED
Circuit Clerk John L. WinRhorn and
Party Have Narrow Escape

Blinded by tho glar" OF the head
lights OF an approaching machine nenr
Clinton. as no was returning 10 Wheel
ing from tho Republican rally held at
West Liberty Saturday evening. John
L. KinEhorn. cleric Of the circuit court.
lost control OF his Dldsmuhilc. which
plunged down Is foot rmhankmeni
and turned on iis back Mr. kinghOrn
and three other occupants 81 the car,
J L.. luChHrda. R"pIbliChn nominee for
Hssersnr. Mrs James 81 Johns. one OF
the speakers. aud u IS taddi" news
pa rI1nhn, were all rendered uurun-
ECI"uH While badly bruised mono or
tho party wrIa hcIiOusly Injured
Tho occupants 81 tho 'hr nnhlIy -
IIa,Ird IhrnrClvuh fi"n TIA" wI""hnE"
ANA were Iukru I" Elm tI"vo Ia an
0Ihri .nI The driver "r IA" ma, hinr
Witch ,surrd tho accident dlh net atop
nHor Nj Hlnah"Inn 'nI rIl"h h"~'.
tho oulau,Iuoni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
The RIVER

Traffic along tho local river front 10
picking up wnndoTfullY and lnai wneh
was Quo nf n" buHl"1l that tho l"'al
TIveTInon havn had Ia HnvcTal yonIH Al
though the packets ware H"Innwhnt
Iva nd Cnppod by tho fog nnh tho law
ainRa ~ tho riv"T. n"na ware far hrhind
thotr schedule
Tho Gcncrnl TrrHhluK ..rrlvod v"Htcr-
DIV morning NJ IN o'clock from FRrkcrE-
hurg on I,s way to pittsburgh
Tho steamer lJhrrty arrived NJ noon
sundRy from Pittsburgh on her way To
Tancsvillc.
Tho Helen r.. Ia due In this evening IT
o'clock from Now Matnmoras. and
will clear tomorrow noon on per return
trip. & ~
The excursion steamer. Verne Swain
closed Il successful season Of excursions
on tho local river when she carried her
lest load Of JOY scekcrs last night She
wIll leave some time this week for down
the river points whore she Will put up
for the winter.
A sttE. Il four feet and sthtiunar"
va tSr;Ist'T"d at the local " chart. owing
8 ir lowering Of the wIrkots at Dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
DEGARMO BURIAL .
THIS At TERNO0N
PRIVATn HHRyTOn HoA YA0nu-
HnNT MAJ WHO nNnbD
OWN L1RD
TIRHa BULLET INTO own uDAU
AFTnR WOUMDIN0 MAO.
unnTHA 1ADDLD
W oman not Dangerously Huvt-1ADA
Recovery 10 DHnso4sA.

Tho funeral ~ Isaac n. Dcoaru1o,
who committed suicide Saturday nlGht
after uhonIirg and w0undinE Mrs. 1st.
thu e.. Unbhla. will bs held at : oc?loh
ihIn afternoon In tn" HON" at LsItne'
Inicrmcnt will be made In drssnwood
CemrtoTy.
DoGnrmo. who was yell known
contractor, nrod = bullst from , re-
yolysI into his rtfht IN temple ~. rs. sfs g
pInc"' about o'clock saturday night.
lie died ut 1890 o'clock Sunday morn
ing IN the Ohio valley GsnerAl hospt-
tai without reEsining consciousnsas.
In tho jaw by tho nrnt bullet from D..
rushed to tho Ohio Valley General hos,
nitaI. Her wound Is not dangerous,
and she IL expected to recover rap
JEALOUSY Is believed 10 have bssn the
motive for DeGarmo's rash deed. H.
4, said that he resented the womans
recent marriage to Frank &. Babbls. .
mill worker. According TO Mrs. BAD.
blo'n statement. made to ProsScutin
Dc0Hrno encoupt1red tho woman IN
wheeling Saturday sfternoon ana ~.
sisted that nhs accompany him TOT
rldo IN his automobile for = nnAl als.
IubhIDn UI lholT ITlonusHP' AHSY -
ioiI Tho automobile. which was btsnd.
INK nearly boo fsot from the point
~Lor. tho shooting occurred u.
In survived by his wifn. one son. Frank
Deuarmo. aud ono hanEhtai' U.s.
UrnyTe poDsrmo lie belonged 90 sew
,rnI ,f tho larger fAtaTnal orders
A couple Of ysar. .Io, M D.p.rno
conpI.,sd n splendid tab.ooo TosldAnoa
n, I.oaiharwnod. Iia has lald out nna
improved number u INC be.niIul
,,,,nL cemetery, rocond addition %
Gr.,nwood oomotsry. Lonnor. DlmmaJ'
hnIo IIawIhnrns Courts aud OtheTs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
NJ Christ, and dwel, npon hla death and

NJ Christ, and dvelt mpon hl1 death and
CrucinNlon
Again IN tho evening At $40 tn" Chrir'
tan Endeavor held rally EsrVlca.
and . splendid program wOS carried our.
special music being also rendered. AMI
tho most Impressive part OF IN" s"rvic"
was few minutes devoted TO coma
Grafton meeting. whom a chain clrcls
was formed seventy eight members OF
the society forming tho circle. plcdGlnS
themselves 70 more conseCrRted service.
Then In the evening preaching serr
Ice Rev. Fields again brought bcautl-
full gospel message using as his text:
The Son Of Man Is come TO seek and To
save that which Is lost" He again
brought out the great love OF Christ
for tho lost world. and his wonderful
triumph over death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
IT HTOrn THAT TIOHIIHO

Y"u Iollov" rr"rnr"ni' 'I"ur.
wh""pinP '"uEh. Ia Eilrp". hI"n'hi"i
cough Or n ""ih ollho, fi"rh "no 90
ono IhuI "hnnpu ~ With IL low d"rS tt
~ TnIry'r Honey nuh Tnr I. - 1IuI
nslI U"uhnn. T"S witt" ! h""'.
hoon h"Ihorod With cough n"h 'l'k
Hing Ia my ihr"ni O." got h"lll" "T
Tuicy'u IInurv nII 1nr. whl"h ri"pr"h
tho cough and 'h"l ''fI'"r !" NV
throat u In tho nrrI thluE ovor rot
hnIl uT that would stop II II l""E"u"
phloRm aud mucous 'l"Hr" ~" air
parraEcu. aud cuv"iH innnh'I TuItn'"F
with a soothing. healing ""ni'uG con
tRins no oplRi"E Sold "N"iA "h'r'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
MRS. IzETTA BROWN
SPEAKS AT BENWOOD

Mrs i4elta jewel IiT"wn or Klnhw""h.
prominent state woman Dom""rat VIII
10 the main speaker al "a meeting al III"
iJ-HnuoTuti' ~umen Of MaTbhhll county.
which Will ho hold ln tho 'Uy hall at
Iion~ond Ihla uvohinE al 10 O'clock
Among tho other slanh"In will u" MI
aud Mrs iEnailmI brennan hnh Jnhos
g. Hiipnnn ~ M"uudsvllle bfn"oIH Tor
tho bom""TnIl" 'luh "T tho county Will
10 ola.Ioh and plans aud arrangements
made for tho purp"no 81 furIhoTinF IN"
iIrLoI Tor tho coming campaign will b"
takan up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
C|ACOTES TRIAL
n,raiun Man To-day ON Ohsru. Of Az
saultina Young uiI1s.

,,IuIupI rnuIi viii ro'"Ivopc ihlr
manning with IuhH" Alan II Il"hlnH"n
rrrUIhlug Tho IT tho Hln'0
npnInai Mlkn iInrlrtrr. VIII" Ia charged
with crlmlnnlly nrrnulllnE wv" Y"u1P
yIrIq at IhniI h"uc IN south wheeling.
whom II claimed Tint tho hnfundnnt was
huurdcr At tho huuRe.
TInrI"i"a iE about 30 y"nTa 81 hEo. nn'l
ia n runrTrtr wurkor ITr was nrr"Et"1
laut June upon n warrant sworn OUT ny
q u Polly Of Juvenile court lIr wh7
given q h'aring b"fur" Squire G"mp'rS
and sent tu tho county jnil I" await nc
tIon 81 IA" grand jury. who indicted HIM
on the charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Tho OhiO County Farm bureau VIII
give poultry culling Demonstrations
Tuesday. October IL, al ~" farms on
tho Stone Church Road as follows.
1000 n. m. y f. Myers p,
400 = IN by Miss Margaret buch-
AMMAN
Those demonstrations which are
given free hv The OHIO county Farm
Rurrsu aud the EAiensiUn l'i,isl'n Of
the GnIvtIsII! Of Wssl Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
WEEKS NAVY DRIVE

Tho I'ittrhurgh navy recruiting mon
re nush'ur 70 navy drir" lhir week
The campaign L. nation wide T." MI ur
.I,',.' I,.nnluing lHraurl"s In the ranks.
Ia. ALTERING sID,,.ial Inducements \ new
poncy has been de vslupsd so that those
who like foreign travel VIII he gwen
tho opportunities 1900,
During the drive. former navy men
.h,vo The chance Of seleciinE a new 10
LuoI destT4,tI fur European cruise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Many HrpubIuni' meetings VIII 10
held IhtuIghUuI the stat" during INC
rIcurni wo~k chief among ~" i""''
lups u,nrduIrd fDr tho pan h"nhlo cn""
Ilr, In the IaiIy IA hr hold nj ia" MAJ
bet AudilnIiun Wednesday "N"hl"h
MIS- r.t"Iyn AIhiI"h 81 Fs~ f"'h Wy
uur 81 the nIuHI rlfI"h ""n'"" "r'" h"' %
Ia IiIn ."nnI,y viii h" IA" r'l"''i"'
aIm"ho. hn'inh ~" "'""l"f
,i..,ss ~ H"d n'r"hll'"" nominee
IA, .lnla nuraII,I'nd"ni ~ a'h""" go"
Ii.n itna.uLl"u"r n"'"i"s" ~ '""t "a"
I'm ndL,.as ~" s"i"t" ~ wa """" 81
a.. IL.h a.hr,,i LhIdIns ~ il"I '"~"
ihln 'o'"l"b .,.,
L,n hid,ih viil "r'"L - "'"i 10"
It. p.,un,.,, .,d ita1 i'n"rL''l""n ~
,I,tI tn.,r,,,,s. .S'rIup "h" ~ 81
J,,,a II,. yui,,n 81 w.Il"hi"H 80" 10"
I,tI ,L. -iI d,IIr.t 49, "hi' $50" 81 10"
tI.,iI,n.IIIn un ihr tt'h ~ l"'h.'"
t,.,. .,d 80, iLs -Il.,"""u ~ 'h" '''h
,i tiIhdI.i,r,,n. -"d H. 49, '"""l'b 80
uI-i',"'lIl" 49,,
Ii,Il.I rl-t,. r"u"i"' il'~"'d '"'h
.,In,,I .nJ rI"i. hriII"' l"hn ''"'"'
-. ~ nI,I,.sr - nrrr'l'll'"" "i""''"H -
,,r.,,r NI-,"hrll ,','"iT -" W." WV
,L,,I,- r,I,u,E IN ruru1 Ihr -""f
Iu Ihn r"uih.'u r1r' ~ ~" "'"'" ~"
I,,--Iur tho v,irr- 'n no l"TRpn ~
rt,IInr- NJ, u"hurb VIII d.h"'" W"
I,oru, 18th I"hu ~ U"li. I'"Ul""rn'
81 NuuuI-vIIlr ~ dnIo y" "" -rI""'"'
In tho nnrr fuIurn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Franklin Roosevelt made . whirlwfn9
tour Of Maine and doubtless the rssult
there was an endorsement OF the Sn'
tIro sephus Daniels administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
Democratic N..t'rEs

In 81 niiomp, =" atom the tn" "rer
drifting toward tho N'ruhlI""n rn,'V
In tho rinic the Democrats VIII hrlnR
q number nr national speakers 10 W"''
virginia this w""k Woo lI"Sr'n' mH'
rboII Governor Thomnr w Ulcknt' or
%orth carolina and James HUGH kcIny
NJ washington win hc among tn" head
liners who will address the voters In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

ga Nan IAyIHua srAMIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

nun wAn sAVIndA STAMPS -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-09
DEMOCRATS CALL
CONFERENCE JULY 70
Plans for Campaign Will
Be Made at Dayton,
Cummings Says
~ rnr As.neiarrn sss.a

DAYTON. o.. July 9.-The first
important conference to arrange
democratic party campaign plans will
he held here Tuesday, July 30. ac-
cording to "a telegram received by
Governor Cox. the presidential candi-
date from Homer $. cummings.
chairman Of the national committee
today.
Governor Cox stated today that his
personal campaign headquarters will
he In Columbus. lie would not COM
mcnt on reports that national head
quarters may be established there.
THAT IL n matter Tor the national
committee to determine" he said.
There probably will be eastern and
western headquarters.
The candidate arrived at his news
paper office from his home at Tails
End at 10 o'clock and Immediately
saw newspaper representatives. lie
said he had been detained at home
longer than he anti, ipated. answering
telephone calls. 4 large stack Of
Among the morning messages was
one from u. s. Ewing, chairman of
the democratic state central commit
tee of California. II told the gov
cruur that II win he easier for the
democrats to carry California this
ycnr than IN 1916. Another message
was from Joseph W. Folk, former
governor of Missouri Lets Kill 10
horses instead of one" 1t said.
The democratic candidate learned
today that Texas has James NJ.
COX. The Texan, whose home Is at
Tyler. wired as follows:
Congratulations. know you will
he elected. You have a good name. -
The governor said he did not know
the Texan hut apprchcnded that he
must he democrat
\ letter highly priced by the gov
ornor came from the Jefferson Ma
sonic lodge at MiddlctOwn. Ohio, or
which the governor Is u member. 1t
commented on the fact that the Md
dletown lodge has furnished Ohio
two governors. the democratic presi-
dental nominee. and former Cover
nor james H. Campbch