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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
RAPS CANDIDATES
FOR ABUSE TALKS
iIlRnING NDDRESSFS MILITARY
BAND TlIlr SERI.N 'DES
IlIS RESIDENCE


MARION. ohio. Sept i-Rappng
candidates Tor office who make p"pu.
lar appeals which d. not serve truth
ur NEST the requirements uf our nat.
iunal dignity" SpnltWr Harding tod
m-mhcrs of a military hand who came
to s-rcnadc him tosiay that he was fur
q campaign has"d on construction and
not ahusr"
The short speech was delivered from
tn. frnnt porch in the midst of a busy
day spent hy tho nominee on prepafa.
iinn of his labor day address
Ia his consideration ui IN" suhi'ci
h. conferred with Roprcs ntaiiN" VII
liam J. Burke % Pennsylvania. for.
mcr official u IN" order ~ RAILWAY
Conductor and Daniel Winters. II
pittshurg. former president ot the NJ
tinnal Window Glass Workers
Auerward both said thsy would sup
prrt Harding and Coolidge wholehcart.
UllN
Mr. Winters. Ia formal statement,
declared Samuel Gumpcrs could moi de
liver the labor vote" 90 the Democratic
ticket and that many thousands ol
lahorrrs over the country would line
M for Harding,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Roosevelt Sl,ips Chicago.

CHICAGO. sept Lieutenant 80.
oncl Theodore Roosevelt ;clly cancelled
speaking engagement ~ the Hamilton
Club. because. h. said. hc could not
speak IN Chicago without saving what
he hought of Mayor William lillr
Thompson. i" and the Republican national
committee had requested him not tu
take 'idcs In the state primary fight.
The late Thc'-lnrr Roosevelt once rr.
fused to spcak al the same club hcclusc
William Lorimcr was on the last ~
Invited guests but l.orcmcr's invitation
was y Ndrawn and Roosevelt spoke,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Urges Coal Strike
Be Postponed Until
Probe Is Conducted

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. Gov
crnor kilby :oday telegraphed an ap
peal to J. H. kcnnamorc. president o
the Alabama district ~ the United
Mine Workers % America. asking iha,
thu strike ~ bitumisous miners or
dcrcl In this State by the cual organ
ization ho held up pending an invest
cation. At the sima dine thu guvefno'
appointed commission headed by DIR
George w. Denny. president of tn
University of Alabama 10 inquire int
tho differences existing between min
ers and operators
All OF the miners ia southern dis
tricts were authorized ~ Stril,. in
mcdiately under terms Of an order IL
sued this WEEK. by John l.. Lewis. pres.
ident q the United Mine Workers
which alleged that mine owners had
failed "a cumplv with the award ~
President Wilson's coal commission
created last fall 10 settle IN. naiiona'
coal strike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
ENGLAND REFUSES
To FREE M'sWINEY
OFFICIAL. STATEMENT IS ISSUED
~ GON ERNMENT sEtfiNG
FORTH REASONS

LONDON. S..pt Am official state
ment ISSUED tosiay ~-tting forth the
governments reason Tor not releasing
lord Mayor MacSwecney. of Cork. said
In part;
Unless the object of the lord mayor
and his as~sriaies u to secure the So
'cssiun of ireland In which ease no
,ompromise between them and tho
british government h possible tho
mff~rings of the lord mayor. together
with the whole campaign invoked by
sim aud his associates of violent ursur-
naiion cf the machinery of the govern
mcnt of lrcland. are entirely unneces-
slry"
n N pointed out that the government
-haa not only pres~nted Ia parliament
neasurc comforting ON ireland a de-
-rcc of s.lf determination In advances
( anv srhcm" proposed or accepted ~
he electsSl representatives q ireland
n the past, hut the premier has de-
'larei explicitly his willingness 70 dis.
'uss with anv body which can claim 70
'eprcscui Irish opinion. any proposa's
hey put forward. - long as thoas prsf
',csals include separate treatment fur
lister and Do not involve the Eeccssion
ireland from the United kinEdom,
" rist the security of these islands Ia
time of war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Gas With Power
to Drive Autos
Being Produced

WASHINGTON. September I.-G1s
which possesses explosive qualities
sufficient to drive an automobile and
which may alsn be- used fnr purposes
of Illumination " being produced ~ the
Abingdon Virginia. experimental fam
e the drpartmcnt ~ agriculture FROM
IN, destructive disiillation of ordinary
field straw. In making this announce
mcui tonight. cNpcrs tot he department
added that the possibilities of straw
gas are not vet fully determined"
\ sp"cial forcr has been detailed g.
the Arlington station To continue IN,
tests with various sraws and to work
out 20 model plant for the dis,illa,ion
uf the gas
III "A suitable unit can hc construct
rd " the announcement said. so thai
the farmers initial cost will W. small.
" sc"ms likcly that the straw gas may
have "a certain 'cnnomic value in SOC
Hons of the country where tho raw
material IT. now considered waste and
IL burned ~ lcft To- rui On the fields y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05

Nv Aesnftaff< ftess
TORONTO. sept An order rcn.
dorci here today by Justice Middleton
approves the action of II, Homer
smith. receiver fof the Mexican North.
western railway. limited, IN filing \
clam fur g. GOO GOO gold against IN.
MrNi,an government Tor alleged dam.
ages suffered hy tho read during the
.,' uiutionary disturbances
The claim was filed with the com.
mission APPS intesi hy q derrec - the
NrNgm rnNerumcnt in 1917 Smith
W1~ appointed receiver for the road in
i4is. On an action hy certain bond hoid.
'rs tu enforce q mortgage.
The rrsaNcr. after communicative
with Ottawa and the British emhassv
Hf Washington. accepted tn. advice II
Louis ldll. the cumpaay's attorney IN
~ Iasn. Texas. and filed the claim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Tells oi ESperi-nc,s


WV kk sept i-Fredctirk W
Whitehead. chief machinist mate 90
49," "''''r'nr'ne - 'aNe sn scruunt in
his home In Brooklvn tonight of th.
''t"'f"nnes Z his shin mates during
the hours they were trapp..l beneath
%" 50. ite grt PERMISSION from his
'ummandi1g "fficcr to visit h.s WIFE
a war bride who II Ia dclicatc health.
-rl wns Transferred 90 'he DESTROYER
Nclon"igh. hound fWr New York In
siead ~ going ,o Philadelphia Tn tho
Middle With the rest uf tho crew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
or MAC SWEENEY
SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE

LONDON. Scnt > Lat" Saturday
night the condition IL Lord Mayor Mac
Sweeney continued critical, II was an.
nounccd through an agency report NJ
definite information. however. of his
actual condition was available.
Father ppmiuick. chaplain IN thr
lord Mayor. had not left the bedside AZ
midnight, u was presumed that hs
would spend the entire nigh, In the
pTisan. acting as relief To- the mayor
brother. Sean MacSwccncy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
CREW OF DISABLED ... ,o,s,,;
Nv ss,ncin,sd Pres

Nv NssNfihf'd Ift-F 49,,
pUILADEI.pIIlA., SEPT i.-'Thc =
s,,. 49,. pilAio With o. "''"w e ~" -
arrived al the Philadelphia navy yard
tonight
I'nDtf,clal rcports we've 80 tn 'ft"'
tha, the men are suffering NOV" :"
lies from tha chlorine r1s th"' t"ha'"N
whit. nnlv the stern ~ the ht''c Nc@
sei was above the surface Uf the W
ter =,
Lieutenant Commander charles
Cob ir.. cnmmandor of the >, is sih
pho~ra ~, Nait'cshin ohio. wh""". u
is understood a naval court ~ IN
ouirv h being held,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
l.obr l. Under Way.
~ Associated Press.

HOUSTON. Sept 4--The military
inquiry into tho attempted arrest of
q. V. Sanders. editor of ne Houston
Daily Press at the Houston country
club by officers of the national guari
last Monday night extended nj Hous
ton SATURDAY. noon after the examins
ton of 10 Hous, m cltiy Ms M e.s
sions We're secret and nothing was Civ
N out fer publication. The court e m
'"irN's report viii gn In 10 the Judge
iavocate and evidence obtained will b.
son IN the court martial ut tho g
used officers which ounosn s'Nedh, =
- convene at Galveston Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Ihll l. Defeated

ASHNif.l.E sept The house of
representatives of the Tennessee lcris.
niur" 20 the final session ~ the -pU
cial - sion tu,laN. defeated the hili tu
rcquirc women to pay q poll tax. a.
tn -. and refused tn allow spr,ad upun
us journal molten hy g X Ridilpk
suffrage flunr leader. Co. have the hnlsa
lrrl1rr Illegal It's action uf last Tues
daN. IN eNrunging from the Journal ~
previous action IN raiifNlng the SUI
frare amendment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
GOVERNOR MAKES BITTER
SPEECH AGAINST CAMPAIGN
METHODS USED BY G. 0.P.
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4-Governor James M. Cox today
charged that viii H. Hayes Republican national chairman had DE-
beratey perpeated fsschood under oath in Chicago in the
senate committees investigation Of Republican contributions
Governor Cox charge the elimination Of bitter partisan
troversy Of campaign financing delivered at the state fair
grounds this evening during Of speeches the Demo-
cratic nominee made during the days tour Of Wisconsin.
Exstnce Of the alleged Republican quota Of ss4so0o for
big ciies charged by Governor Cox last Friday Pittsburgh
the basis Of todays assertion by the governor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Gas Turned Into City's
Mains; Celebration Held
And Speeches Are Heard
MAYOR AND OTHER LOCAL CITIZENS TELL OF WONDER.
Full Possibilities FACING AMARILLO WITH
ABUNDANCE OF NATURAL FUEL.

c. "hrating the occ sion 81, turi. 80
natural ras INTO tho distri' "trg "a ~
ir Algullu th, Amarillo ;,s com.
panp gave = demonstration north Il
tha ats l'st night nv scitlis q e.
ris faced ino the air. giving tar 20.
. 1i-'. ~ of 'nrning gas ~ The
rnS WIS forced through total II abou
" - feet above the gsoIil ngIt.
itr up tho elements and tho rrri;ury
fur io.n" disarc taround, Tho =, md
= cduoed 10y me- escaping sls VS. =
roAr SIMILAR also 20 gas wei
following the lighting of the gas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05

" RHNfifisftt iftte
OKLAHOMA cry. Sept. t.-rhe
stat. corporation commission late today
granted the application of railrads op-
Grating in oklahma for increased
rates applicable hctcca points within
the state. The ncrens u ~ granted
frc virtually the Sime m those recent.
~ grantd by the interstate commerce
commission an interstate traffic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Plane u Injured.

W Nssnetafed ffr-a.
ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo. sent "a
government mail airplanc. one of .
fleet of thrr- making a trial trim from
Ch-vcnnc. Wyoming 90 salt Lake civ
Utah was slightly damaged IN land
inc here late to-day
None of the occupants of the ma.
chine were hurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
WOMEN NAY NOTE ~
LOUISIANA IL RIII>t.

w '.FafH afff Innss
NisM ORLEANS. sept i-Thr at.
turn,v general v Louisiana has ruled
ihlt no additional legislation h required
o. permit wumcn tu vot" In tho proi
dental .l,S-tiun Registration fm ~.
m,n Win begin September Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
EIGHTH WIFE SUES
Mccoy FOR DIyeRCB

los ANGELES Scriember t-Rid
McCuy who la private life In Norman
S''lby was sued f"r divorce here today
by his eighth wife. who before her
marriage to him Airil ~ last. was
Dagmar Dahlgrcn.
Sh. charged cruelty and non suppors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
Vote on Incineraior.

incineratw bonds for SIS 900 easily
utri Il hy a vote of as Tor In ~
,gainst. or nearly s tn I. The electric
lire alarm system to cost $40 O00 went
nyci hy about the same majority. ~.
rciNing ila affirmative votes and rs
negative
The sanitary sewer bond proposal.
calling for extensions valued a, SEQ. .OOO
was the race horse" of the dny, going
over Az for To 36 against. or ~ tol.
Durham Well Pleased.
T. l.. Durham. president of the Board
~ city Development said last night
that the voting " trrcN hcnd issues
was the biggest forward step Tor the
city Tint had been taken since the
Santa f .lroad came here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05

Mr. Hays has denied that there "
any quota" said the governor.
II chaIge that there IN quota: I
charge furthermore that Mr. Hays De.
liherately pcrpctTRted a falsehood under
oath at Chicago when he said there was
not quota"
Governor Cox followed this declarn.
tinn with an assertion that conference
arranged today at Marion. Ohio by Sen.
atoT Harding. his Republican opponent.
with members Of the Republican ways
and means. or finance committee. had
been postponed. because the governor
declared he had exposed this plot tn
buy the presidency &C the United
States"
Few Hear Charge.
Fcw In the fair grounds audience
heard the governors charge against tho
Republican leader because ~ confusion
nj the conclusion of the candidates ad.
dress when he launched his bolt
The Republican war chest and tho
league of nations formed the maim part
of nearly ali of Governor CoX's adj.
dresses here to-day.
Problems Discussed.
The governor discussed labor prob.
lens and the league with an audience
uf laboring men shortly after his mr..
rival. then made his fair grounds speech
fefted few hours al the Milwaukee,
Athletic club. held an informal rccep.
tiun nj the city Press club. anu re-.
ceived Democratic womnn's delega.
tior NJ dinner. and spoke at han.
quet
iie closed his visit here tonight with
q public address at PlankinEion hall
auditorium and fatrrnal address %
bruth,r Elks here Tor "a carnival
Leaves for Chicago.
The govei nor left here late tonight
for Chicago. where he viii rest over
Sunday and on Monday visit the Twin
Cities and make several addresses. In
oluding one nj the Minnesota state fair
Beside his charge against MIR HAYS
Governor Cox In most of his spccchcs
here. flayed the senate ollgarchy,'
criticised Senator Harding again as "r,
aciionary." and decla.ed that II hi
campaign fund charges were true. Fred
W. Urban. Republican treasurer
7hpuld b. oustcd by Chairman HAYS.
In his state fair speech Leading up g.
his chnrge against Mr.. Hays. Governor
Cnx declared:
Does Not Relieve Him.
"Mr Hays Slys that. quotas have no.
been established. There II not "A man
on woman hero who doesn't believe thai
quotas are being established
Treasurer Upham says they are bc
ing established"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
5s9 Votes Cast.

Interest WAS somewhat heavier In
IN" election than WAS anticipated.
a.3 votes having been east. Three
hundtcd and f,iiy.nine were east at
IN" city hall precinct and l6i al the
court house pull. Advocates Of the
bond ISSUES worked hard all day
bringing voters to the polls.
The proposal fur the issuance n
'S00 000 In bonds Tor municipal build
ng. library ana auditorium. carried
iss to IN against The sanitary sewer
disposal plant. which will cost 20000
went over ia2 to ~ a majority of near
a : Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05

furyrAst. SundaN i1fuy cloudy.
probably thunder showers.
West Texas Sundiy and Monday
partly cloudy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
MUNICIPAL BOND
PROPOSALS CARRY
BY BIC MAJORITY
TOTAIING siss.ooo
CALLED FOR Bi REStLTS
Of ELECTION.
SEWER FUND ISSUE LEADS
Interest Somewhat Heavier Than Ex'
prCted-Proposition of 100000
Tor Auditorium Car
rirs Z t0 1.

All five proposals involving tho
issuance of Si2S 900 In bonds for
municipal improvements carried by
large majoriiies In yesterdays spe.
cial election. ranging from , to
Tor the auditorium to N To for
extensions to the sanitary sewerage
system
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-05
SURVIVORS OF SUB
UNDER WATERF0R
48 HOURS LANDED
MEuBERs or CREW APPEAR
NONE TIIE WORSE" AFTER
THRILLING ENPERIENCE.

Nv Associated Pre-s
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 4.-Thlrty.
EiX men troopcd down the gang plank
uf the destroyer Blddie tonight az the
Philadelphia navy ynrd The first man
of the group WIS raising HIS voice In n
nautical tenor's version of How Dry
Am" and accompanying his song bx
"a broad smile Rehlnd him trooped the
rest. smne singing. s1me calling out
chccry "IIellos." but all smiling.
This was the homecoming Of the sur
viv0ra ~ the submarine S-s.
Boat nj noiiom ef sea.
Their buat IL NJ the bottom of the
soa. hut u IN explained Il win be sal
Vared A few hours before kindly fate
aiding the 1fever Milling turk of tho
navy" had matched them from the
iaws ~ death aud released them from
nearly two DAYS entomhnent In sub.
marine. one end of which rested on the
ncoan floor and the other atuck up In
m" water AT an ankle u 60 degrees. :
l'enncd up for hours In two narrow
compartments. they had waited hour af.
ter hour for release.
Praise Commander.
All were willing to dismiss their own
experiences. but they had something 70
s1y on another subject. They wanted
~ world and especially President WI.
IN and Secretary Daniels. o. know that
i'ring their trying experience they had
''nnd out that Lieutenant Commander
'hrrl's NJ Colke. ir. u the greatest
nd bravcst man In the entire navy. And
" fear there might be ANY mistake In
the mntter. before the left the Biddle.
round robin had been signed and for
vardsd 10 Secretary Daniels by wire
less settling forth these opinions and
"nding with n request that they be sont
lack to the SIS as soan as Il. " sllvaEed
md placed In commission and that they
he under the command of Cooke, or
that II Cooke cannot command the SIS
again, that h. lc granted another ship.
submarine. and that thvy be allowed
to follow him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
WHITAKER -GLE5SNER COMPANY
OPENS BIC RECREATION HALL
EMPLOYEES OF THE VARIOUS
PLAN TO HAVE TIME OF THEIR
LIVES IN NEW AUDITORIUM.
Songs, Music and Dancing Features ire
Opening OF the Splendid New
Amusement Place.

Nppr,>rrnrr,Iv two ;una~au. m
fiuyr- ur.iuhrrs # 'h' - 'r"-' u"."t
frrrr and visitors gathered 80 -" r.E
Las, r,ud ,lGrt "f tn" WhUak'''' IL --.
u~r r,!urriuN a. Manchester t'>i' rdiN -
noon g." witness ''l. uI" Mug 81 '!'
Splcuduf Wv r'rr' r'."n Hri' hnb "u"i-
rurIuU whun llr ''' 200 course ."
r.r~truriin ,,I an, u,~l :' t'rrl w"'''ht
and vhI"h l. q mlsj,rTl'" N jht va
of AZ
III r= auditorium wjI' seal ""n'-
furilnl. ,n'. Ih"u~'la 80 r~'.'s. WhiI' ~
t,rll uCruIum"dIt' appointments %. 80 u
IhC.v dane" \ ~Il'ndiG stag ui TIE ~
Gulntiuu sIZ". lighting ri;' Ct: 81 TIE
Very latest StNl". and IN fact every hin-
HAT -"ca :" max, up ih' H'S5 ~ ne
'h"atrlrdl Inc Hr" ." ;" '"'lh. nc ll''
q. nalnrHd m Whi', .N"r!, trimmed !n
;,sIl. hll, and hrunl" lUr Is very PrtlIN.
\ Srl"ndld programs WIS carried on
Yesterday Ia ronn""li"u with To" "rHn-
ing ,f IN" VAN under ia" direction. "'
n"l"r Hahcrs'lCk. Griwr'i -ur' "n'' wy
INT Of The plant. and l'r"f Elmer li""i-
lie. N.ll known singer. Tho meeting w.
,,,tlld - order and 'rC andI>rr' Joined
~ singing 4 number a porul"" song
win tho aC"ouplrlSt ~ IN" NMttt"r-
,ilcsSnor orchestra. under Ihc able dlr""-
linn Of Mr.. Fred EncN"rt.
Mrs. Anna HIllon-ptto rendered
number Of vocal sclcCtiunS t'ld was S'''
cn a real Vote 81 hanks followed 'N
the singing n several ~"l"rii ms ~ Mrs.
J. /. u Connolly. VIII" hAS n wonderful
soprano voice. Mis-: ImOG'nc fvhu pre-
>idcd nj the piano.
Mr.. Peter H,h"rsticN. who is r"<p"n~'-
bic for The orir,uallnn OF tho h7lI, Ms
called upon T." deliver u talk and nc '"ld
of having dreams 81 iuSl such 2 han
ami nc urged MI 81 aid IN b""stln& ~
along and 70 appoint herself "r INNS
as committee Of on" 10 SO that the
work WAS carried on in Splll' ~
fricndlrnrsS.
Following the address by Mr.. Hahcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

ramrlor of Washington. D. C.. has vol.
UNFAIRLY r,sinCd due 10 I'll realth ana
~, sold 20 HE success, or al equities IN
,hc West Virginia business. Tho oft
,...> ~ the agency Will b. removed from
Washington To- Wheeling and Will be
established ON the tenth floor or tho
S"hulha"h building.
Mr. Reed has been Identified with tnH
...n,nnurv for rhr past seven years, start
my a, agrn ir tlnrk~hurg IN l"lS; was
.,d,aurcI - tL. position OF district
.. gent "a l9l2. wos admitted 70 part.
n.rShip with Mr. Tsmplet in 1911. ana
tho 7r.>..rt 3d, nu""m"nt comes as re
Sr,i To- his uu'lrlnG efforts 10 promote
nv. cnnpYuv'S nl"rHsts n West Virginia
Tn business written with in ~" state
IN lHlH wAs about SiN 'nn"S the amount
written ~ l"I2. 5000 -
rho crlurpri : one IT III" Oldest IN
,rnOric., and has >ln,r its inception en-
;n,cl IN, complete cuNtld"nc" az the
IrSur.rt. Tutlir. IT'S d, SiiuN was piiotcd
through rcrtluuS times by f"arI"SH
l,.d.~ u, rl:r person OF Judge Amzl
n,dJ " no served as prcSid"n' for nearly
rh,rty years. Til" PRINCIPLES and prac-
,ircs - advocated ny IUdC' podd is
,-,h r,ri,aco % the institution OF hfc
,nsuranr.. 81 TO-DAY. and is "X"mpht'rh
~ ,hr Mutual plan Of applying inc
-,rj rf the whole 20 tn" Individual.
80. 1-.r . ,N'INrS eta NTpS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
ISLAND LITERARY CLUB
WILL MEET ON FRIDAY

The usual meeting Of IN" tsiand Won
ans Literary club Will take place on
FRIDAY niEh' of Inns week instead Of
Tuesday. and will n" held NJ the home
of Mrs n Il. Best Mt So Ttn" street
A program comprising many lnt"rc>iinE
features has been rlannrd and Mrs
Leonard e. SCits, president of the club.
will preside. Subjects which will b.,
taken up for. discussion principally deal
with the Ray View CnurS" Of StihE
which has been mapped out for the sea
sons review by tbs club. Spr 'ial arri-
clos which will hr included in tins
weeks program will include "Trrl" En-
rcntC." "Champlnnr "r Liberty. at Can
10 Done" and other articles "r ir''r''t
The roll call will b. answered hv each
member with n uuntatlou from h'r f"}-
orite althor. Tho last meeting OF th"
club was held 1t the M"LurH. WHORE u
special social program was observed
Mrs Thos. J. D0wnlNE aCt,d as hWSirSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08

Isabella rchb HaskinS ~ al 20 Ida
nenham Schdner. lot IL Graham add
ton.
\. G. Davidson ct al TO Carl Jensos,
lot In Iancs addition.
Frank E'nklcr 10 WcndeN Brothers
Co. lot in Greenwood cemetery.
II NJ. StllisCnn and wife to y, =.
Taylor. lot In Gcnnova.
Matilda Fisher Kurt 10 John 4
Dailer and wife. lot IN Nampdcn Place.
Mount zion Cemetery to Cephas Pos
tleWaIto, lot in cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
CARROLL REED HEADS
: WEST VA, AGENCY
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PROMOTION Arnou~ cad BY Mutual rnSur-
- anee Asscciattor-%oVs offices 10
- Wheeling.

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the Mutual Bcucfi' ILf. luSuriU '.
company. ur N"wHrE. y. J.. an""nc"S
ssh~ appnfnt0sur If carroll ". Rod. =
General ag",l T"- IN, company ~ tnN
mate of Wcst Virginia. rtt""rlN" FOB
tnary !. i9"". succeeding Tlmpl"' :
Reed hcr,.tufor. o. charge. TAU! RI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Drawers

Womeu'S Drawers made -
fine cambria. narrow or wide
STYLES, open or closed models.
trimmed with embroidery ruff
fleS; White Sale price. =. .49c
Cambria Drawers mad" with
deep tlounre> Of embroidery
aud tuck>: sale price. -. 9Sc
White or Pink BatiSte Bloom
prs. trimmed with dainty lace,
-rlastir waist and knee baud,
all sizes: sal" price. -. .S1.59
Pink Windsor Crep" Bloom
crS: plain tailored. elastic waist
and knee band, all sizes; sal"
H",c" ............' Th'S"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
Aprons

Women White Aprons IN
pretty roln,i and NGuarc effects.
lace ard rmnroi,Irr, trimmed.
with pnrh"t>: White Sale price.
9Se and...........-....SSc
Wumru'~ Aprons wirh fancy
hibS Of dainty striped Fabrics,
Aprons that arc beautiful win
larc hih> and shoulder laprI< IN
round or ,quar" effects, pretty
pockets. trimmed with ribbon.
large Il ,nrt,nrui tor >rIc"tr"n
sale price. ........,... Soc
Second floor