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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
FIFTY INJURED
IN LONDON RIOT.
ORDER TO CHARGE, IS
SIGNAL OF STAMPEDE.
Fuslladc OF Stones From DEM
onslralors No Sign Of
Break In Strike

Iruduu b,I ~ duIaimlnud sl
trurTt 10y pI"' "uHl"n 81 H'F''"I ih""H
uui ,lu,utt,i", 81 ,r'" aud N"i,,'n -. pal
uIIy uf IhuUt t,'i'"'tiS !" the ho'Nlt".
tu huld "a sI'iu""attati'u ~ i'"w"lnh
uiis,t 80, nIta,"""" Iur'uInhi"d ~ I"
utui u,"u,,,,d r"Ii'' whi,h h"d i"i"'rd
" ,uth ha" 90 th' ,"ii"r'" !" th" tho'
Gee fat' riitE taUu" wee inl"'sd
dutiun IIu tu,h,iu whI,h IaaI"i WII
,uau "N nuu, a,"'" ~ Sh""i Wsfs
a,Wt =" h"at.ItgI.
imu,","rtu "'.tu'a n'""ae tho i"aaS' a
81 Iby u,a,.h',s odl, 'asai ih" ''"~d
rss,sd 4" ,.I"t"'. ths t""i r"ll'"
tba,u ~,,s aastS sh""ta f'"," the
,n,tths,a a"d s""u silence hsR"h hfl"p
the p.,uatsd ",." dIs~ Ih"i' ah"'i .sls
rbb u,Hiistsh mau dew th"l' sh"f',
aps,dst,te rlei s,tahs.
'rhls ss.'asa ~ staiIsa lhS ~ t-iurs'
- ,hs mstensIs. tpL M.g ,gnsssa fefr,
hrskhiss thyysHs tbe tsrties ~hsa ~
ossVt IVES eis~H ,O eiaFrs, ThrH easnq
a Ulad sA,sh,klu ir IhS freHt tanks 0e
the o.Nr~h~rs. who tUtpaH rpu atatu-
I,adsl " italv into thras hshlnd who stlti
were pt~s-inR forward. an 20 NJ
WblkfpNh Nhnt we're completing IN"
urrn,rn.nt Csnotaph To- ibS center nr
whitehall Iu commemorate "udIr Hlorl-
Gus ~, al" Wcr" caught IN M" Tnnd rush
aud carried along with tho rr't"pllnE
crowd Tho dru,nHstrntora found tho
building maIrrh,la about tho cCno,uph
,prltablc ammunition. They paused to
pick up Sturru. boards. bttE uf brokon
them sSl N" pursulnE horssmcn. From
whitehall Gardens which nRnlS ono slide
nr tho broad rhorouchtRr". there woro
rCnpntCl TuSillaucS Of miSSilcS.s
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No Progress In Search
For DraWoS Murderer

y
f'hllAiriphlL unh ~ t,liiia hssaf7sh
had baa" Itade .phlkhi trvrtd 4 splp,
tim rf the rops'stY fs'frt"hnhinr ma
,Irnil, ~ iClm"r - Dinrcp, ihp I'H
mouth ,1fllrre v,udna,, wbvp% b"dy, ~lsh
LuIlsi wosiIpd ~ The fbtrbnaN, was
found nurd"y m"rnlnr ~ u lnnaW spot
ur tho uut-lirIr 81 thi" 'ity rho young
runu hnd I'n hlr hnm" ~ W""i ihlln'
dolphIp tho night h"I"r". nfi"r i"lIinH
hIr IN r"nIa H." lut"u'l~h I" o" I" I'"nh
IuE, IN. 10 rur,hn1" mn automobile IN
which hc pInuu'I I" u"ipr back I" lfnn-
over. y. ". ycu,"rdny.
IT Iu evident tho ,Ilmr war not com
nIiIrd Uu ia" upui whrr" TIA" body wn9
ruund." declared william ll"lrhnw, hond
or tho murder squad "r tn" local do
tcrtivr furrr. "fur tho clothes w"r" not
ROLLED. nor the shoes dusty as would
huv, boon ihr rrsr hnd DrrwC9 been
shot ihcrc aud fallen In tho road. Th"
carr with which th" hody waH arranged
uInn goes 10 show the shooting did not
tnkc place there. rs. if II had. the muir
dcrrr would have bccn In too big n
hurry to Ect away to bother with ar
ranging and covering II with nh over
cont
one theory tho police are working
on Is TINT the young man may havs
been Killed accidentally by friends. who
became frightened and abandoned tho
body
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'sRih MassangpLA Aad9S.
NllQUN yellow Car
Clue Doesn't Pan Out

Camden. Y. 4 oct 1R---hftrr two d"ya
NJ InyeatIgutIon. tho authorities tonight
admitted they wrr" ~" nearer "oln
tlon OF the mystery surrounding mo
dosth OF David y. raul tho N,unoyn "im% Wv,
mcsaengcr. than thcy were III" day hi"
body wna found buried In shaUow
grave In tho JcrScy pines.
Several supposed clues have been run
out. hut apparently they have not Shed
any llght on tho case. One or the most
promising, that OF tho yellow car. was
eliminated today when II Hhddontleti
garaRc owuer Informed the police That
he and two friends wcr" In the vicin'tS
OF Tabernacle. near where I'auls oouS
was discovered on Friday afternoon In
a yellow. roadster They went there to
look over some land and the police SAID
none OF them knew anything about the
case.
Instead of $4,000 in cash and $l2.SO0
in checks, which Il was At first reported
that Paul carried. when he disappeared
on October 5. Prosecutor Wolverton. or
Camden county. announced tonlgh thc
messenger had $4,000 I'm cash and
$40. 900 IN checks. Al, of the checks were
found in coat which had been placcti
In the bottom of the grave under laul
body. he said. None OF the cash waH
found Officials OF the broadway TruSt
company. from which ih" money WAS
being taken to n Philad"iphkn institution
would neither confirm or rhy thc mes
pengcr carried the larger amounts. An
insurance company II was stated. paid
the banks loss two days after fauI
disa ppraranCC.
Although n number Of theories haro
brcn advanced as to where Paul was con
ccaIed for ten days between his disap-
pearance and the probable time OF his
murder. none OF them hay" proved OF
much assist tancc in clearing up tho
mystery. One theory being investigated
tonight by the detectives was that Paul
was lurcd TO his death by woman.
Ellis Parker. detective for burlington
county. said that several women with
whom Paul was known 10 have been
friendly. arc under surveillance. II waS
his opinion. Tarkcr declared. that a
woman was used by the real perpetra-
tors Of the crime To lead the messenger
into n trap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
NEGOTIATED
W|THFORE|GN
GOVERNMENT
LEADERS PLOTTED TO
USE LEAGUE FOR COX
President Taft Threatened
Resignation If Partisan At
titudc Were Taken

NJ l.nuia. Mo oct IL Scores Of
conndoniiaI lottcra from tho fiIcr ~
the League /" Enforce Pence. "f whi''h
William II"ward Tnu In pr"Hidcnt.
were Introduced Int" thr Ic""Id "f tho
Brnata rUIUmiIts" lnN"utlEHtlnH cain
ralan dSpCudlIurCH here lat" to-day
Names uf num,bur "L prominent Now
Ynrk bAnLoIu woIo mentioned Ia tho
correspondence
nnm II iiunt. ntI"Tn"Y f"r tho C"In
InItioc. who inVopilHuiod iho o'IlNltl"n
"f tho laa"E"e r"r"ri"h that Ia ny
,StIrnsII"n" "nl'Inla "f tho l'HRu" haNo
,l"istcd iho i"Esu "o'. rn"aod t""ua'
20 100 whI,h pi"hlhlIn hm"fl'nn
.ulilS,uH carrying "n noH"il"ll"uh Win
f"r"iRn E","'n""nia 80 ih"h "F"nia >"
uardlnE dIarui'n 80 """i'"v"i"l"h WIN
ant nd I,U,mIHHl"u "f ~" Iul,~d
Hintor Tho at 'atIl"n - penalty up"n
c""vl,,i"n 80 n"'a "f not ""r" TIM"
o. ODO auL inpI IlH"U'"rut "i f'"m nls
m"n,hu 10 lh'o" yoei"
rhu Honaio r"Ii"iiI"o s'"t linmt u"
N"~ N"rh "","'h day" ~" 4" '"veHl'
Vato tho u,Il,IIlun "f iho i,oaEu" T."
h,nGurru r'"'"
Hunt uundu,Iod az i"IUIy r"I nv"
d.,s lu ~, IsaHuVr "ni,oH ih"Iot I"ad
AN ihp correspondence Ia lin hI"H. aud
rsau,In,d ,uplujus ""d "hl'''a "f th"
uTpauisa ti"n
embracing ,"rio~ 81 uii i'ii''a whhh
ha Ihuus hI h"d "a h""Il"E -" ia" "a"
p.IEu &C. Ep,udlIuu,a ln,tHIlH"ll"u ws'"
pIgs,Utpd today
Meet Aus, nlsoti"a
~, B'Uni, ,u'Uutll''' "'l h''' '"
da, - ,",nuloi' ~" i"v''iiEai'"" 81
tno utu ,"n,' 'UtI"n 'an'r"la" D." NJ
.,ut and "dI"uiUuh !" "'"sl "BsF
'annr tinn "f,,, ih' 'h'lh'". h'I".
.ll,nInInk I,ioE'"'"" N''' 'l"r"''"'H
4. tie ,nAIin,an 81 ~" h"p"hlb"n s"'
i,.u,..,Ath ".ii"""I a""" ''''l"l ""' 80"
s,.saInDaI tm',"'ltiD"sr hl'H'ti"p O""'
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,.tnt. aspsnait"'ss s"a nl""s%H ~
thiassa q" 'rhu," "a"y, n"i"h"' =" We"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
ORGANIZED SEARCH
FOR missing LINK"

New York. oct. 1S-OrEnniHcd search
for the well advertised but undiscovered
missing luk"-..ihr remains uf tho near
man that S'i'ntlHIS since the day OF
Darwin hnl" luuE"d to "AaninC--ls to
he carried rn IN Asia for Il five year
period beginning next February.
An rNp"diiiou. financed by a 5000
fund. viii prn"traI" remote rcEIunS. and
even IL II fnilS I" uncover remnants
OF mans rud" prc-hi!doriC f"rrb"nr. II
iS planned to brin; back tn New York
the greatest natural history collection
the world has ever seen"
The American Museum "f Natural
History. which is spunSuring tho cx-
plnrutiuns announced tonight It's as
Sociatrs Rrr thu AmCrirhn-A AsiatiC So
Cicty and Tn" Asia Magazine. These
three viii finance tho expedition, with
j. l.. Morgan. George +. Baker. Childs
FriCk. V. \. Hartman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Bcrnhcim"r.
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,urx p1OoKA1a1D A1f11
GT1VIu or 118160 0GxD

@ 80 scrvice in a murder cASs, olSvse
oS Shich wore spent in a vain sndsev
cp,minai court here lAte today that it
had been unable to agree ana wa ois'
e'TIo FIoyd Tcndinck. railroad nan. -
shot and killed at Varona, Pa seNvc4
months ago. c. II. Patterson. OF CoaI-
lesion. w. Va. and three otnsr mea
were indicted and tried for the crime,
the trial resulting in the disaSrosmsnt. !
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TuLIn oct 10 rho n'wI'nr"ih '"''y
,.au,,TI that Mnrnn" linnlh"'n, We"
InIoILn nlnIntnT, 10 explaining w" "'h'
tiaII,,un uv.r IL" 'hllf"rnl" "l'h"'h'h
-, IA, ,u,,uI,,r,, uf tho iN'ub uhl parry
Iu ia, hm,,r, 81 r'"IF, said ~" Wohh'"t
ten, unynInin"ui had taken "'""h"I'" '"
,h.h Ihr Increase ~ ~" n"ll Japan
,., u,.,y.uurui In tnllfuInln, hnl lhh'
Ihcrr rrnurL TuIIlu nr lh" r"I"t"hu""
rtoh-u,c rr"h"hh would 10" rn"hrh w
II,,, i'nIIT",nIn l"uIrl"tui".
n ihr ,,urruIn wur adopted, NJ. lInnls
h,rn continued there would romnln Tor
ia. Jnpnnruc. nTri, appeal Ia IN" H".
rrcn,r court by Japsnnhr residents 81
,,,IIfnruIa unrnnd. a demand Tor the
uuIIIn.niI"n nr tho msnHur" nm M In
TrIngcmrni "f the japanese hn"r'""n
Irsnty. and. third. tho conclusion or
now ir~nty.
rho Arrangement Of now treaty pro-
tCctIng acquired riEhtT IN question
which tho American government IL Will
IngIy considering. said NJ llnnihara.
Negotiations on this treaty are bolns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
BANKERS RESENT THE
WILLIAMS CHARGES

Washington. Oct. 18.--Tcchnical qucs-
tIons scheduled for discussion ut tho
American Bankers association convcn-
tlun hero wore displaced In interest
among delegates today by the controvcr-
Nv crntcring around charges OF 'untus-
Unable interest rates" made against
New York hanks by John SHELTON Will
llnms comptroller Of tho currency.
Officials Of the ass0ciation tried MI
dau to avert the threatened storin.i but
n was stated after the days FeHsionS
Of the various convention groups thar
there was "a demand by delegates for n
reply to Mr.. williams assertions. Tho
charges mndc by the comptroller VIII
bc considered by the committee on res
olutIon. and later will DO taknn r. tho
floor of tho convention. II was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
INCREASED WAGES
FOR THE POTTERS

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. 1S.SEo..
Yer" urn,b.rbood Of Operative Pottsrs. today
rsached an amicable settlement Tor tn:
terms OF the new biennial .s aSsmisn1s Sdss is1s
eject on November l Of this Xear ~,
a,onS Me line. The advancsa. hovsvSr.
for fhc\ c\yarlous Department. f:a y "a
Sn M nce. rrnrtnE from Is to Is Psrcsnt.
''HT All of the sanitary clay worker wefe
-rsnted a straight Increase OF nve Dsr-
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&rorinI pIarntch l." Th4 Iui"lllEon""r
CIarkshurg. W Vn., l"t ~. con
rorouco with Mrs. L"nun Low" N"", "l
Nurganl"wn. ueE"ciat" Stnt" chairman
was held nj tho Waldo hotel her" '"u"E
bv the Republican women rhaHh', ",
twcriy-gix counties In tho northern
part OF tic etutc, aud state r"mmlti',
women. at which plans w"r" discussed
and formed for waging vigorous hen'
Cnr the Republican ticket during tho re-
Innindcr Of tn" campaign. ~
acted ns secretary. Like conferences
will hc held Wednesday at Charleston
mud later at MartinSburH by Mrs. G"st.
The Chairm"n reported conditions hs
excellent In all tho counties with great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
TOWN SWARMS \
WITH VISITORS
Candidate Urges Continuance
of Two-Party System In
American Politics

Marion, O.. Oct. 18.--The long sue.
cessIon Of political pilgrimases u
Senator Hardings front porch reached
high tide today. In n gathering tnat
deluged Marion and swlrled about he
vicinity Of the Harding home In roar
ing human whirlpool.
fringes packed the street q block away,
and hundreds were unable to get clone
enough TO hear the nominees speech
on tho obligations Of the Amerioan
voter. =
representing many special groups. were
In the crowd. which parAded TO th0
Harding residence. shouting and sing
ing. and groeted the candidate ana hio
thuaiasm. Moro than = score of hen1a
mprched with tho paraders AAd 49,
nudrd tho nominee for two hours At0N
his address. while ho and Mrs. HAr1d
Ing ntood on their front stsps lNM
nhnoh hands with stream OF visl-
tors.
FOR Two YaTty DyvtSaA
rho aanaior's Apseoh. iSrgsiy 81
vvtod 10 a non political disausaion o.
tho obligations or the AmSTioAn vetesd
wun addressed particularly 70 Aeeel
who arc 10 cast tho ballot this rsS ~
H." franchise a duty - wsli ~ pvtvl-
LOGO. ani urged that iwopeJtt s4fe
ba preserved as the moat DrAAslenA
masna 81 securing oniole',t 0orsrSinent.
Nav woman voters ha sshsd sspsetellE
not tn paHaaata themselves ln . peslY
rho candidsis also addressed him.
ualr 10 IavaIai srYups ~ fgfs'sn.k .k0fM
yniara Iu tho aAiharinE. taiiinH tnew1
that ihsy Shouih help 10 Uainlelm
loyalty IN return Tor tho shvaptAeeN
~ American citizenship ": rseoMsl
nf n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
JAPANESE ADMIT FAILURE OF THEIR CAMPAIGN
AIPARIS CONFERENCE FOR RACE EQUALITY

carried forward. hut the nav trnlY
viii require tho approval ~ the h"1 n
aud tho result ~ TIM voto on u pnri =
nf nn opiinlbm, HnwayoJ, NJ liAhlh.sA
continued. II VAS faaaunablr io suppess
that tho antisJapsn.sv .1ltntioh. when
wa. n aort of hy. product "f The presls
doniiui campaign, viii have lafnIp snb.
rld"d by tho Tin" tho no~ treaty reaches
tho senate,
Tho yiun foreign minir'nr in'nrrutt"f
tho california agitation -" one result ~
Jnpan'u proporal Tor racial equality ~
tho peace conference In rarIa This. ~
declared. had inpr nInrd tho hmsriosna
su meaning Japah was determined -
curry on, her idsns fot racial equality
by all mrnnn.
According 1" tho NichI N'ofh, some
nrmbrr- asked ~ ItRnihan " Tho
government recognized that ths preSo9'
tntion of Ia" racial proposition In Po1ie
constituted n failure for japan. To
thIu, NJ Hnntharn replied that the for.
rIgn office In n sense. thought TINT such
wRR tho result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
NEW EQUIPMENT FOR
MINE RESCUE WORK

thntl"ri"u " Va COT ~ lh" W"0i
NiIriulr Iiui"nu 81 NlnuT whirh - 'I'1
tirI hY rsr,,Ir With tho houi equipment
~ III" '"umttY iur I"""uimE '"l"mh"h
,uIuctr hnu Uiut ndil"d 4" liza "uini Tor
Tint w"'k tho" now pl"'TH "f nrruIn.
Iua y Fuuph"u'. 'nrh"n n"n"siho do
IU,t ur - ud - lruaa Un"p sod thorm"Innior
Th" Rr"phuno In rlnIlnr !" n IhyFi'
lnu'r Sta th"a"npe NH III" oih"H"opo Ia
ur"d to dal"ct lrregulRriiieH In Tho hu-
runn body hl Hnund. 40 tho ENophonc la
uaod 10 detect Garth sounds In this
WAY cuiomhrd miners "Rn j." located
noting the direCtionH from which IN"
sound vibrations come.
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CHANGE FOR WORSE IN q
M'SW|NEY'S CONDITION

London. oct "a (Ny tho h"sonlNted
rropH 1.-The condition of Lord Mayor
MncSwIney, In BrIxtou prirop. has taken
a change fct tho worarf This announce.
mcnt was made In n bulletin Issued by
tho Irish Self-Drtermlnation League at
o'clock thIH evening.
Tho two prison doctors and an out
sIdc specialist, DIR. Bernard. visited him
this afternoon" continues the state
mont "Dr. Bedard Informed the sister
(of the prIsonor) that the lord mayor
was showing symptoms OF scurvy. which
II Il developed. would cause great pain.
lie advised that MacSwincy should be
induced TO tako limo, juice or orange
Juice TO prevent development.
Miss MacSwincy. thinks It Will not
be possible to induce the lord mayor
to consent" ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Ma||et Engines Will Run
From FairmOnt 10 KeySer

SprcIaI Dispatch 10 The IntrllIrcncer
Raliin"rr Nd. oct. l6--Nn interest
ing chang" In operations by Vic" prcHi-
dent Charles ". Gullowuy, Of the Bal
umOrr A Onto railroad sInrc the return
of the property 10 private mhnhEGncnt,
ana which, according Ia 0IIl'ELlS, VIII
r.nulI Ia lu,r"hnrd earnings. ~ the plan
L. haN,. the large NhIl"i 'nEinrh run all
tho wu, IhInurh h"Iwrcn Ihlrm'nt and
kr,rtr " Va distance nf more than
ono h.IuhI'h mIl"r Ia ia" Iului" lh"ro
VIII H., 49, ur,."arItN ini changing rnH
iurr hnuIInI Ih,. heavy coal Trains which
utuA a. u,rr IhIs part of th" lihlil ilnnI"
bhIn ., rIcnI nnd the lu'IUnr"d "pnI"I .
ur ,ni,.icu'y which will I"nuIi VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
This Missouri Girl
Strong for Harding

Macon Missouri, Oct. 1S.-Ths hang-
Ing Of n picture Of senator HardtnG,
Republ,can presidential candidate. or
ibe walls Of the College Mount school
near here. by Miss Jennie Hunt tsssner
which resulted IN tho hlinE Of charge.
,oday against Miss Hunt. IT IL alleged
that Miss Hunt inflicted CORPORAL pun
i.hmnnt upon six OF her pupils after
the Harding picture had been torn down
in her absence. and after numper OF
ing Cox buttons.
Miss Hunts preliminary hearing was
set for next Friday. She Is eighteen
years old. The oldest OF the puplln Nsho
is alleged 20 have punished Is sixteen.
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Anderson of the M. Z.
Church Makes Important
Announcement On Attitude
of Other Nations Toward
League of Nations

sporiai piHmtcit I" TIA" lnloiliE"" OF,
MnrinnA ohio. oct ~ THO III HpN
" iIIIum AndoTaon. Methodist l'rlS'"
Is,I hinhOp uf ohi" nnh h0nin'Lb. q"
Jared shSIo Tonight that napy nin'"s
m~n, INCLUDING I"h" " Davis. A"o'I' I''"
a ,uha ssaiur al i.undnn. had HHhniod hh"
iguHiand nnd Eur"po would gladly hH Y"
accepted tho nouato r"HarNail""" I" 'h"
Ianaun 81 n"il"ns ~
without oA,.pii"n" hn nnld. Nhu
llsh,nsn aud Americans with ~h"h ]
talked IN Europe agreed that i"gIsn"
dIJ not oppose or "hl"", I" III" n""h'
reservations
Among Americans la lCnrla"h WI"
whom uIsh"p AndAtHon talked AMI wh'
bo declared. united IN tho "pInl"n th"'
tho rrrsrNRtl"hp ought Ia hhv" boon ~
copird wNre hutBa asnh"f Davis '"ns"'
GenoraI RklpnRr. D""iv" Ed""rh me-
.nan aud EdNin y. Hush
without exception a!'ld llITh"p ~
doraon. "thoy agreed ihn' EnElnn hih
Mt care anap OF h"r nnE"r about IN"
rasc rvp tIons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
FIRST VOTERS GREET HARDING AT "FRONT PORCH
State Republican Women Confer; Predict Victory

generally Many Ropubli"nu clubs arc
hoIng formed throughout tho district by
thrm.
When asked ns tn tho gubCrnatorial
aituntiun all declared prospects for q
substantial maiurIiv fnr Judge II. f.
Morgan arc nspcCiflIv bright. tho Mont
gumcry campaign having suffered
noticeable setback.
Tho chairmcu present were: Mrs.
Chns. H. Elliott. Harrison: Mrs. Hagan
Francis. CaIhnun: Mrs. tlmra ~ wn.
Doddridcg. Mrs. J. l.. Ewing. Gllmer:
Mrs. w. G. Lynch. Hancock: Mrs. =. IL.
Richards. Lewis: Mrs. Samuel I,cepcr.
Marion: Mrs. ,'hns. T.. Carrigan. Marsh
all: Mrs. Jane Robinson. Nicholas: Mrs
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IA p A N
S ends Questionnalres to
Skilled Persons Asking
Service In the Event Of
War

TOXIC. oct l6.--tBy the AHsoY"l"d
Prcnsl AS Il result "f TIA" census taken
October l. the hHurcn Of which have
NOT been announced. tn" S0S"rniI"h'
h,. h.gun s,udinr circulars IhruuHhnul
ia" country asking phNSi'inm'H huTE
,rn> d,1,tlsls phrrmaClalH. lnll"rs
hInrk smIih1 aud "th,r PERSONS whether
they would lo willing 10 srtNo In Tia"
utu,y iu Cun, Uf wal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

i. J.. Emory. MoponEaIia: Mrs. FLOR"
Williams OhIo: Mrs. X. II. IIh"lp,
PIoasauts; Mrs. J. Bcn Brady. Preston
Mrs. &. G. Baker. Randolph; Mrs. Ropert
Morris. RitchIc; Mrs. Missouri Engln,
Taylor; Mrs. W. +. Lipscomb. Tucker;
MRS. willard Gushing. Tyler; Mrs. Jno.
B. Hilcsry. Upshur: Mrs ]. X. Rich,
Webster: Mrs Hazel Dunlap, Wctzcl;
Mrs. Dora S. Harris, Writ and Mrs. Hal
Kappa, wood.
Members OF the state committee AT.
tending were: Mrs. Harry Il. currin. OF
clarksburg; Mrs. J. y. Wilson. OF Wes-
ton; Mrs. Willard Gushing. OF Middle
bourne: Mrs. Hannah McGill, of Nor
gantown and Mrs. John Cain OF Webster
Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
NINE STORE DESTROYED

IcIIeNernOn, Ia, V'T II Hr KIT"
crnl store Of the Pittsburgh Coal COM
pany. located nj Prlr"dalc. near mere
wns destroyed by fire tonight. tho loss
h~ing estimated at more than S5o.ooo.
Thrr" "xplosions. attributed to sinr"'
OF blasting powder kept In the building
rocked this section few mNiutea De
fore the iro was discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Campaign Probers Expose
Leagues Unlawful Acts
Wilson League Opposed
By the Prohibition
Presidential Nominee
Special Dispatch to tho Iu,olliEenccr.

Special Dispatcn TO the lnteliigenccr.
East Liverpool. o, Oct. lS.-The great
question OF tho 1890 campaign Is EXITING
tion Of the liquor traffic. declared pr.
Aaron : Watkins Of Cincinnati. Prohi-
bstion presidential candidate. in AL open
air address here to-day.
Referring 10 IN" hcagu" or Nations.
Or Watkins said there has been a great
deaf of mlsuudrr ~ anding and fog In
the discussion. We Il" not favor tho
Wilson l.chguc. but wo do favor soma
form "r federation among nati"n". Tho
change ~ tho condition OF tho world de
mbnda this
br Watkins made iouT "f tOiumbl-
ana county Ia day ATTi,lnR here from
(tsbuTEh he HpOko Ia salem this al .
I0rn""n ana wont Ia WcllaNllln after
hIa speech hoTo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
GOV. COOLIDGE
IN KENTUCKY
Appeals for the Principles Of
Clay and Lincoln In
Somerset Speech

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
MONTGOMERY At R1uEFmLD

Rlncfcld W Va. oct lS.-Samucl ",
MontUomcry. candidate for governor an
the Non Partisan LCngu" ticket. spoke
hecr tonight n. n large Montgomery
meeting Montgomery w0S introduced
by Congressman Edward Cooper,
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ANARCHIST ATTACK
ON FORT REPULSED

Rome, Oct. l8.-Annrchists today
attacked the AureliGno fort, FttuAt-
Cd few miles from Rome. They
wero repulssd by soldiers AFTER n
short exchange Of shots.
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HARDING REPLY
FLOORS WILSON
NO NEGOTIATIONS
WITH FRENCH GOVT.
No Improprlcly In Discussing
Association OF NATIONS
With I'rcnchmcn

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