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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
Girl ConfesSeS Frame-Up;
Took Money and Jewels

Special Dispatch IN TIL" lnt"llic""""r.
Si,ub"uNil!r. ohio. Ice. 81 hdcr Sc
wee questioning 10y thiri "t P"!:H'
Blaine Carter this evening. Ami" H.:
m;r. ij-yrarS-"ld = dom"s!'r "mn!"E"d
in TN, HON. at Nh" Sr"rm. Il l"cIl m"r-
Giant. r"nir~Scd ttat sine had taken
ST. jnn. worth I'll diamond rinGS h"l"ns g.,
.u:s "a Mrs. S,"ru. aud *2"n II gn.l
money from the Storm HON" saturday
..yrn,nG. them rr'S'd A." cry - MAKE II
..ri,.nr ih.u si" nli been assaulted 10y
=, burglar in IN" h"ln".
rnl!,r wrn Hit',rt"d I" tho Storm
hpm.. Saturday night Icy IN" girls cries;
w,r,, .ulI 10y h'r thar burglar had
struck her ~ tn bad with II revolver,
\ phyS'cian could imd II" marks on her
L.ad to indicate tha, Sh" had been as
~rVll"d
Circumstances lei tn" police to be-
Iirvn that the girl had faxed the hurG
lar Sio..y and under questioning t"n!Sn%
she admitted thrl III" had '"N"'"i IN"
GEMS and rnnG"y. aud hHd r!anh"d Tor
thrrc weeks to CT them.
She SURRENDERED ib" diamond rings
and muu.N. and Tia" members Of the
S'crm family declined t" prosecute hrr'
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CONSTANTINE CALLED
Continued From Page one)

throne. WAS ,..liv"rvd informally 10 Tic
Grr..n GOV, "nm"nt today by tn" JugO-
S.uv minister.
I.nu. sessions have been held by Nc
cabinet durIus The past week. Il" minis
'.,r- cons ,lcr.Hg the hnGIo-t'rcn"h at
iludc Instructions from Constantine"
and .rlSp tn" rTLu":a. situation of tn"
ruUutrv Ir!ur L. the delivery of IN"
Joint allied note. "n Friday night. L"p"
MAS rNpr,,SSrd that drastic conditions
would not IL. liid down by England. It.
;1y and France. as they might irrNHtc
n,,f ion:tl feeling.
Tu, question of iinanC" Is the main
IiSlurh.uv Factor N the situation the
army allen" costing i.nun."un dra"hm'iS
per Gal. l.p t. his zine III" army'S
,.\3ru~rS have h,..n paid by Vouchers to-
il. IN; rallied financial c"ntro! commit
tie.
i'r.u,,,s christopher. formerly Mrs
W T. I"'G- - studying French and
Gr~.n lUl .llSo j arranging household
.ntll,rS Slir hts not called at the Am
r;;rnu embassy :" far. Ting wealth of
Princess ChIi't"piI"" - sad 10 TraSSurc
:n,. r"y"l l1uli,.
rr.urn and Gr'"N soldiers have on
cared n :, hr.tWi at Sai"n.ki. and three
men H.tyr I'm w"und"d.
Thr~.. h.,N. also been clashes in SmEr-
NE between civilians and soldiers re-
g,r,ln. tn singing at Il EeniZ"iOs song
.rh Il cr-'an regiment has been dis
,.chnd on. VINO viii have much TO 10 in
d.s,rlhu,luG IN" l,mt"h number Of APP
p"lntm,n;s - II" made remains the
SAN"
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Side Talks
Nv Rafth Cameron /
ON DINNER NAPKINS

would produce something FOR more gen.
rraI distribution.
Not Pair to Someone.
The part of me that feels TINS way
has the same objection TO inc enormous
Linurr napkins hotels and private hos
tc,s,s occasionally present one %ith'
although the other part OF ME does en-
iny n sense Of luxury as | spread these
miniature table cloths out on my lap:
There is no need for any such use or
linen. IT means th1 someone Solne
vh..rr, put Il far larger amount or TABOR
into producing the articl" than was
needed 10 give It Nility or beauty.
our motive in wanting Ia possess anu
rs. SUCH articles really goes back TO n
love of uStcntation--of being apIc 10
feel that We are Offering something thaI
shows We can afford more than merely
useful thing.
VI, are saying in effect. when we use
surh napkins and such writing paper.
i can afford to have big margin or
uaprr that | don't write on a big mar
rim Of linen that | don't consciously
have any such feeling. but I think 1t IS
at the bottom of the success OF SUCH
styles.
Don't You Hate Skinny Shsetsf
Now please do not think like things
skinny I don't If there is anything
in the world I detrst ii is n skinny
blanket that can't be pulled up about
ones neck "ltnout 6r't,'H fd'i.a =
at the bottom. But that's matter OIL
utility. not display.
or course, it is very hard to say where
utility ends and display begins, put u
Eou try 10 have general idea that you
want To buy beauty and utility and
avoid display and ostentatinn you VIII
at least have an ideal IL work towards.
How is this for Il motto?
Anything I can afford for beauty ana
utility. but not one cent Tor ustenta-
ton
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HARRISV!LLE

Edith McGrew, daughter Of Mrs. Gil:
b,rt McGrew of near liarrtsv!lle. and
Curtiss W. Smith Of Ackworth. Iowa
were united in marriage at the Friends
church Wednesday morning in the pres
cncc of large number Of friends and
relatives William Rockwell of Ack-
worth. Iowa and Caroline McGrew. SIS
ter of the bride. attended the happy
couple.
I.""na Ci!llogly and Craig Scihert were
more. The bride is the daughter of MT
and Mrs. james Gillogly. who resides
west of town. also 4 popular teacher 81
Short Creek. TIL" groom Is the son "i
Mr. and Mrs John ScIhcrt of this place
and one Of our best known young men
The young couple will reside in Har'
riSvillc. \ host Of friends extend their
best Wishes and congratulations for
their future.
Margaret Written and John Bever'
idga wer" married at Steubcnrille, sat
urday. November -. The bride Is q
popular young lady Of Adena and has
been employed in tho office Of Goa!
company at that place. The groom Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bsver-
idg" Of this place. and graduate Of or
schools. They will live at Adena where
the groom has Il position with the Enter
prise supply company. They nave the
hest wishes Of their many friends.
William Roche and Robert Lennon OF
q. :. L.. columbus; Elizabeth Morgan OF
Muskingun college. Alma Coulter ~
I,ad!Z High, and Cora Fcrrel OF Minerva
High school. spent the thanksgiving
holidays at their homes.
Olive roland teacher in the Cleveland
school Irnita Hartman OF Dillondale.
LOIS Hartman Of Mooreiicld. were home
for the holidays.
Miss NacDuwcli Of Titioute. Pa. En-
ma Knapp Of Pittsburgh. and Alma
Moore Of Frrcport. teachers in our
schools. were home for Thanksgiving.
Glenn Hartman and family of Can
ton. visited his sister, Mrs. John Hop
per. last week.
Mrs. W. J. Hope has returned. from
Chicago where she has been visiting
friends. II,
William Bosch OF Barberton Is n Wis
itor nj the home Of Morris DUNCAN.
Edward Hall Of Brilliant spent tn,
Thanksgiving holidays at the home OF
Harvey Graham 81,
Norris DUNCAN has returned to MS
work at Martins Ferry.
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Most Of the Higher
Cost Of Coal AsCribed
To the Labor Advances

Washington. Dec I.--0Gt Of an IN
CREASE. Of - cents 4 ton In the cos ul
producing coal at tn" mines since III ~
The probable inCr"hS" due 10 wage w
N,uCrS hav" averaged II cents, H'Eot"-
inn. Ia Il report issued tonight by IN:
f,,lrr,l trade commission on the cost OF
producing hituminuuS coal during Inc
Sound uuartrr Of this year. The report
mn, me increase TO labor for the period
Of 30 per cent and the total increase LOT
production at the mines nj - per CENT
The report covered the avcraG" Sa!cs
rcalizat!ons and revised costs Of Ho"
operators producing !" per cent OF IN"
total hituminouS coal mined III me c"nn-
fry SalrS rraliZationS Of th"S" j6b oncr
.aturS the commission S'ln, aF'FaEcu
al pnr ton during IL" second quartcr
Of 1870 and ;hri: revised cost oil Pr""uoS,
ton q; the mine was S@.G6 per ton. VI
this cost s".Ut represented labor inc re-,
rori continued. 80 cents supplies ana -
cents genera! expense. The dltirr"hc,
or margin" could not h" cons
profit, the commission rNplaine"' c po
t,usr Of ulr necessity Of including fiG,
ur,.s for taxes, selling expenses ana
other !trmS. ,;,;o
Labor costs in tie central competitive
region, which produced SO per cent Oh
the coal mined by hcS" operators Was
II cents n ton below the average 'hpoF
cost TOR all districts. the report stated
v,hilr in The southwestern region, whIch
rrNdurcd i per cent Of Tie tota! ION,
Mage con*!dcrcd. the labor cost WAS :"
Wis n ION above the average. Average
s,Ins rra!izalions ranged from $500
,,'n in mo central competitive region, 10
81, = in the southwestern region;
production of hituminouS coal during
,b,. wrrl; ended November -. t"ialird
~ az ana tons compared with ll.l@l ,O"N
IONS the previous week. according 10
the weekly statement ISSUED 10y IN" geo.
logical survey. ,,I ,hie
However. the statement added TINS
WAS the largest production IN hmH
Thanksgiving week OF tho last i'"'
Production Of anthrac:t" coal for tAr
week was $4,000 tons. decrease 81
oS3 600 tons from thr previous week:
which was caused wholly 10y IN" genera.
nhsnrvance Of Thanksgiving day. the re-
port said
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FOR SALE

Farm OF Sc acres, 2 miles from Mt
Pleasant. O.. and miles from Martins
Ferry, on the pike. leading from Elmer:
son to Pleasant Grove.
Modern house Of rooms. running
water and bath. fuel cellar with furnace.
kitchen. Large basement barn, equipped
for 10 head dairy: 30xl0 sllo. Wagon
shed, corn crib and etc. All buildings
erected years ago. 1000 peach and APP
pie trees 6 years old. Will sell with
stock Of horses, cattle sheep, hogs, chick
and give possession Immediately.
Farm especially we'll watered.
c. A. YOUNG,
d-3-l Dillonvale. Ohio.
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WILLING TO RETURN
TO LEAGUE ASSEMBLY

,."nrVa. bee. I.---Ii0nuriO puryrrcdon.
hrad nf the Argentine delegation, III
formed The Associated Press today that
he would return t. the assembly II H.
rrr"Iv"d an official invitation L" cone
and discuss his four amendments. HIS
Ipp"Aran|" under these conditions
would in no way chang" his present " .
Siilun Of having. withdrawn from lh'
assembly. h" explained, and failure %
the assembly I" adopt has prup"SalS
would result il his immrdiat" retire
lucEt.
Il couldn't refuse an official invita-
ton t. appear Iud explain tnr import
anc,. uf my amendments. said pu"yrr's
don. hut | do not believe there is any
likelihood Of the assembly "NkinS IN"
L" return.
sd shall remain in Geneva tomorrow
and see " hat the assembly may do. after
which | shall prepare tu brave Tor PARIS,
departing about tn" middle Of the week.
II haN" resolved. and nothing rai'
Chang, me. Mr.. llymanS made Str"EG
efforts To induce nc I" r"c"nsider my
decision. hut | feel convinced of the jus.
ticc of my puSltlO and intend To stand
10y il. Several Delegates have told me
| am right. amongst them n represents .
tiv" Of 4 very important Eur"ptal
Cnurtry. Hh"Sr nam" | cannot reveal.
AS to the suggestion that my pro-
ram is rru.,i"rmap. | wish II say that
Germany is an uhS"SSion Of part Of TINS
assembly. and every move not in agree
m,ml with certain views is termed pro-
German. Ny program is universal: II IS
not prn--auythInG nor anybody.
"UulcsS the league includes every CIV
ili&rd nation II is not Il league OF ma :
tiunS. but = league Of SOME nations
~ L. thu other proposals. think a!
hrnari-mind"d statesmen Will agree that
these, ar. vital Ia tn" existence of TN"
League. otherwise tho league W:ll IAN OF
the purroS, for which II was ronc"iv"d:
"'rhcrr l. Mu good reason Tor delay eel
adoptiun, which IN tin" end Will have t.
hr done. Delay. m@y prov" dangerous,
II not fatal. II u" success Of the
league"
So far ruryrrrd"n has not Yet re-
rrir"d official word from Argentine r.
,.lr,tur his action with reference To ta'
feasibility 81 Argentina d"1lnt"ly with
drawing from IN" l"aTur itself. ~"
rrintrd uur that this MAS Il matter To-:
irn \rrrulim, congress to uHCld'.
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FRANCIS L. sTETsoN.

New York. Dee. : ---Fran"is l.Hn"n.
S,rison, senior member Of IN" firm ~
Strrsun, Jennings e. ltuSs"ii. attorney :
for some NJ Ia" largest C"rr"rati"nS ~
the country, d:cd to-day at his nom"
here.
Mr. Strtsou's law firm ms boon one
nf tho most prominent IN this city for
many years TIL" lat" Grover ri"v"iand
vas associated with the firm in tn" IN
;"rval between his two terms as Pr"s!-
dent John W. Davis. ambassador TO
Great Britain. is to join thu firm when
h.. cnnclndns his dmt.,S as AnlLn sSa or.
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armed. At some points feeling is run
ming so high that the VcnizeliSts are
refusing to eat olives which are the
Cons:antiSt emblem.
Tonight the city was brilliantly
streets playcd "Cunstantinc" marcn
Will. hundreds OF children sang II. Emo
tugraphs Of Constantine IN various lHlc
forms were displayed. Thousands oil
var worn soldiers 1fllcI the citys Gales
and streets and the hotels were cro",'i
with uolitiCal experts and others dis
GUESSING tn" situation.
In Constitution Square great crowns
cvinned frantic enthusiasm over lA'
rlrhiScitc To he held sunday. Princess
christopher and the regent mot"reu INTO
Aihrns tonight from Tatoi and drove
about the city watching the excited
scenes
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BIG RAIL ORDER PLACED.

Pittsburgh. pcr. D. \nn"un"cm"nt
w.s made to-day by officials of III"
Baltimore & Ohio Railr"ad Company
lhut the company has placed orders for
S5."oO tons Of steel rails for next sea-
sons delivery. The contracts were
awarded to the United states steel Com
pany hero. the Illinois Steel Company nj
('n;,aro and the R"rhlrhcm Steel Com
pany at Sparrnw'S Point. Md.
Tn" work involves an rNn"ndItur" OF
between s. 800 .nn0 and $4,000. o"n. il was
announced,
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POLICE pICKUPS.

William Patterson. drunk. was ar
rest.d yesterday morning at o'clock.
charged with driving an automobile
Will. under the Influ"nr" ~ liquor. He
was arrested IN I.enoX by officer Mac
Evan.
William Rell. d!soriorly colored man
WAS arrested by Officer Turner IN tho
second ward.
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Tho op"uinS Of congress has hrruch,
4 large number "f visitors from west
Virginia. active and prominent i'"ruh-
liranS. for the most part. IL cannot W.
learned that Their" was any word pass"
around that lher" might h. SOMETHING
doing in the way Of conference" Hnd
unv-wuw here this week. hut TN" ARRIVAL
ur 50 many al the clan Indicates tha'
tn" ld";l probably g"t around that there
nich, hc something doing of this kind
Anyway. they ar" hrrc-and her" IN
Soodly numbers and. IN consequence.
There will b" a lot al talk about politics
and patronacc. and building sur and
maintaining PARTY organization IL West
Virginia.. before they settle th"ir h"t"'
bills and hit the trail for back home"
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wJuRnS By PALLS,

Ia" grr1t",t uunh.r 81 deaths char%-
ct :" any "n" :,''rId"ntn, aus. L.. !
ur ltS PER 10 0uu j. Shuwu 10" II.'S. Fn''
rat, for this raiS" Nr'i.'. hat ~.iEhliE
II III !.sI - S",,r.
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Tho nprujur Of congress nndS al!
members nf the West Virginia d"i"Ga-
non answrriu. To- the roll call. Major
Nicely. rcprescu,atlN" from FIRST DIS
trio, j. thu only lame duck in IN" d't"-
.ttIun He failed I" com" through as
mis- other colleagues from tho Stat" ava
hut save for a Slight Hgura,iS" linn h"
nuu,.tr> to HAY" about recovered from
.h, shock. Mairr Nc"lX is liked person
ally 10y his Republican c"li"nEu"S anu.
PARTISAN feelings asid" they H"%r't ms
retirement.
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ron RET

ron LEM-Front room furnished for
, housekeeping. Range. bath and use
Of phone: also one small sleeping room.
Apply 1929 Chapline st. d-6-h
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Pension Increases. amounting

Pension increases. amounting in cach
ra~r Ia So a month. Senator sutherland
WAS notified by tn" Pension Bureau TO-
dny had been awarded L. Asa Money
rrnnv rf Davis: George Cation. tlIlion
M:Ils: William \ tantrrhcry. Marmrt:
oscar NJ Grier. Amhrosia: Washington
Slower. Ramsey. anu Andrew JACKSON
Terra Alta \ claim for Reimbursement
ON account Of expenses incurred Tor
rlariSSa Hcndrirks"n. r"nSi"nrr' VINO
r.rrn,Iv died m Wavcrlry, ". Va. was
filed for Mamie !. Hall. uf tn" same
ulaCC
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl 3. xsDaaR. Frog
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
pr.v... oa.y.s, lsas oaapli.s Street
ON 1AoAA1 101.1o0
DIED

HYExS-On Sunday. December !. 1920.
at 2:3O o'clock p. m. at her home NO:
Is South Broadway street. EMILY
ELIZABETH, wife Of the late John
W. Myers in the 73rd year Of her age.
Funeral notice later.
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WASHINGTON
West Virgins News Notao
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.
Major SCOTS Funeral
Held On Saturday

Washington. n. -. Dec. I.-funerai
services o,"r ~" remains o. IN" lat"
Major Guy T. Scott. Nh" died suddenly
II his home hero Thursday, were held
yesterday At the Scott rcsidcnc" on Bel
mont street. Conducted by the Rev. l'r.
Smith. rector Of 81. Thomas Episcopal
church. Many Of TN" Capltal'S m"S'
prominent nnanCirrS. officials and So
,irty leaders attended Temporary nl-
trrmcnt wuS in Il vault in l;"rH trc"h
=, m"tcry.
The aged parents &C III" deceased.
former Senator aud Mrs Nathan Fay
Scott. VIII" left Washington for lASA-
d.nu CAD. ten days ago. arriving there
last Wednesday. are Ill and un'thi" Ia
return I" Washington for TIA" present
Ii" sympathy among their many irl'h"S
here for them is deep nnd "u'Sr'krh'
Also, grave fears are oppressed Tor lh"lh
Iur fear that the shock "i their son ;
death may prove more than on" or hoth
ct thrm can withstand in their present
condition al i'll health.
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George Williams. weU-Nno"n az
,urn,y. of Errklry. W. Va. is Il visitor
in the city.
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Edward l.. iirmrirk. of Ivy DALE" W.
Va, il was announced ut Senator SUN,
,rlund's' Office today, has been grant"
i pension at the rate Of 81" month
dating from July -. l?"u: also that APP
u!ication for an increased n"ns!on he'd
been Glcd FOR JOSHUA Mrl.IfrrSh' OF
Bridgeport. ". Va.
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james J. Cooke has been issued Il com
mission as postmaster III li"tvhk.SS, W.
Va: Thomas ii. Hodges 1t Ira. W. ~
and Thomas q. Wash at NaNl"rd: w;
Va. A now office has been ord"r'u
,Iu.n,u ia Lincoln county. W. Va. 10 II"
officially listed AZ Maynard.
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Tn" bethany Varsity
football game at American l."aCu" park
on Saturday. capped the climax on the
local football season, and proved To be-
the occasion Of 4 rally of the West Njr-
ginia- WaShington colony. one of tn" big
wcst that has been held in recent wears.
There are more West NirrlnianS in
Washington than from any other state.
and. when they get together. as they did
Saturday. they fill a lot Of space. The
bethany warriors in none Of their tray
"S from their own campus. have ever
encountered 80 many friendly rOotrrS.
The tall iirur" amt ilrpping coat tails Of
The Hon. stuart H. Reed were always
conspicuous in TIA" exciting. shifting.
NOISY crowds along III" SldClinUs. The
Third diSiric; CONGRESSMAN is n football
expert. and was also an interested spec
tutor 1T tn" last praCtiC" gam" held by
II" Bethany battl"rS the day h"f"r" III"
S;IIn".
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l.. l.. Ross. a prominent and SUCCESS
rul farmer AMI Stp"kmnn; or Shihh>'oh'
W. Va. iS IN tn" Capital
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Tho biz continental Trust c"nlranIS
huIId:rS. Fourteenth. At New York aV"-
nue.. shows Il sign OF mourning over it's
uortulS. a mark Of respect for it's late
p"CSid. nj Maj"r Guy 7. Scott. who's"
sudden death last Thursday shocked a
multitude in this city who knew him
His ncl'Iiti"S w"r" many, his ass"c'a-
lions and personal contact extensive. H."
was ANON lhr leaders in hnan"". III
civic organizations. in club HE. in So
"iriy. i.ulitirS and -. Thomas Episcopal
church. M th"S" organizations have
met. or hav" been called to meet. to take
The customary and apprnpriat" action
when Il man OF the prominence. pupu-
!arity and usefulness In a community.
such aS thu lat" Major scott was IN the
National capital. passes to the great hc-
yOnd. He had risen to a high and influ-
initial position In this community. hut
il was his irgratiating CnnnIniahlc
qualities which made his friendships So
widespread and tn" mourning for him
80 sincere and So general. lie was on"
Of WashingtOn'S most popular citizens.
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ron sAIH-AUFo1.

FOE sALB-Ford truck, ,s-ton. open
body with cab. in good condition. Geo.
r. Kline News Co., IL 18th st. d-6-i
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Answer TO No. ST..
IL" word rNI;t;pT answers III
cl.IrI&".
tCnpyvlgn;. 100. by sam L"yd)
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suTH-on Thursday evening. pecem.
Der end. 1920. at O'CLOCK az Ine
Wheeling hospital ADA +. SMITH.
wife of Isaac Smith, in the 4ard year
of her age.
Funeral from the late residence No. ll9
Alley IS, Monday afternoon at ?:3o
o'clock. Friends Of family invited TO
attend. Interment at Greenwood GENE
etery.
aoHrTIE-On Friday evening. Decem'
Der 3, 1920. at the North Wheeling
Sospital' MARGARET RYAN. wife OF
Phillip Goethe. in the 18th year OF
he age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Those who read this paragraph who
may hav" ii in mind To attend the in
augurttion Of Senator Harding March 4.
and no may require hotel acComnoda-
tionS--h"iug unblrSSrd with resident
relatives and friends to visit upon this
hiSturi,. ion should make arranE"-
mrniS a. one" for that important de
tail for their comfort. Thousands "f
l""pl" throughout the country are do
ing IT, Tn" hotel Keepers ar. even a.
this ";iriY date. fairly overwhelmed with
appli,t;iu ions for room reservations. or
.lnIZ"tiruS that ar" CuInInE in 4 body
hay" hr"krd up cntir" hotels already.
The opinion here is that TIA" larrr
crowd that WASHINGTON has ever enter
Gained in It's history will l." on hand
when Warren q. Harding takes the nnth
aS President Of the United States. II"
preparations 10 hardl" this expected un-
pr"Ccd"ntcd crowd will be started at
once and carried ont on 4 larger seal
than ever was tho case AT any prc,Iuu
event Of the kind.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-14
ONE OF RO0SEVELTS
 LAST NOTES WRITTEN
 TO FORMER ALASKAN

To former Alaskan, and one iden- ti1ed in many ways with the progress of the territory, fell the honor of get ting one of the last letters penned by Theodore Roosevelt. This letter is in the possession of Major Henry K. Love, at present in the quarteremaster corps of the army, and of course prized very highly.
 Major Love was one of the mem bers of the famous Roosevelt Rough Riders, and served in the armys dur ing the Spanish-American war, as well as in the Philippines during several insurrections.
 He was a special agent of the land office in Alaska, and investigated the Cunningham coal claim entries at Ka- talla and other important matters. He was United States marshal at Fair