The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

opposition. the large majority OF me
thinking people of the city. Will cas-
their ballot Tor the man VINO - III III,
qualified for the office. and TINS VIII
result in the undoubted election w
Harry l.. Davis. Local residents ar"
not h,iuE urged To vote for IHNiN'
without comparison. but have been ask
ed 10 rumpar" the uuIIliicati IONS oI we
TWO mcn and their respective" hhIlI''TT"
h-for" casting their vote. LARRY j.;
Davis resigned - mayor Of CLEVELAND.
O. last MAY while serving ms ih'u
term. because Il" did not bc'irN" tnhi !"
candidate. for nffic" should campaign
Will" being on IA salary as the servant
OF tho propl, Ills opponent anu tho
presidential c;ndIdai" on IN" Drtn"'rH"
lie ticket. hay" not only held Their o.
ilccS. and CampaiCn"d on the s'at's
time. while drawing salaries from INC
peoples money. hut have been reported
as using their offices 10 boost their ran-
didacy. Make your choice. which do you
prefer.
The regular meeting Of the Nom per-
Of Guiding Star Council No. IL of the
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty VIII ne
held in their rooms IN the iitIh!elh
| building this evening a. which TINE I'M,
plans for their supper To he given FRI
day might will h" completed
Autumn Home Coming
The annual Autumn homecoming
services will hc held at the Parkc NJ. T..
church in this city. beginning thus eve
ming. and continuing through until Sufl-
! day with the exception Of SATURDAY.
| Rev John W. Chlnu of artinS Ferry
will hav" CharG" Of tn" services inns
! evening at s o'clock. and also tomorrow
evening. while Row. Johnson of 81.
! Johns Baptist church will speak on
| Friday night. Special musical numbers
will l." rendered at each al the S"rN-
| ICES. and Rev. Johnson Will nay" charge
| Of the SpcCia! services TO be held NEXT
J.,,. .lF
Republican Meeting
\ big crowd of IN" voters "i mn
| community is expected nj the mec'F'R
| To hc held In the FIrcm"ns "luh rooms
AZ the city building tlGS evening, 10
! hear Mrs. Hugh T.. Clark. one Of NE
| hcsI woman political speakers of IN"
! state. who Is scheduled for An address
here Sh" will talk especially 10 me
J women voters Mr. King. of ClcN"!and.
| u veteran ur the world war will ais" ad-
- Leatherwood Funeral
'rnr funeral services for the Iate
! Carlos Lrath"rwo"d. VINO dl"d very Huu,
drnl> al the homo of his son Earl. on
| Lincoln avenue" Monday afternoon. VII.
! prohah lv be held from the pIac" III
DEATH tomorrow afternoon. WIN rev
| l.. s Rose. pastor OF inc tliSt Mr.lo-
/ dist church at Martins Ferry in charge.
The intcrmcnt will be made at Weeks
cemetery, west of this city.
Luki Funeral
The funeral services for Frank l-uK''
VOL known coal miner of Barton. o.
who died yesterday as the result OF m
iuricx received while 1t work IN INC
1,inr will H., held al the Barton CathO-
lie church tomorrow morning AT 10
o'clock. in charge Of Rev. Father lant-
ko. and the intcrmcni Will be made at
I.inwood cemetery.
Blain Funeral
The funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Rlain. former resident Of this city. who
| died at Columbus. O.. Il few days ago
, will be held from the home or her
daughter. Mrs. Georg" Porter OF LON
hardy heights. Thursday afternoon at
! . O'Clock, and the intermrnt VIII De
made at Iinwood cemetery.