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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07

last eleven years, Health Commissioner
Freeman today reported to Governor
Cox. DIphtheria was the only disease
that caused more deaths than during
For each 100000 population deaths
from tuberculosis last year numbered
1872. against lt5 during the preceding
year; typhoid fever Q against II: diph-
iberia - against 8: vhooping cough
against 10; measles ; against s; scarlet
fever against 8.
COLUMBUS. May 5-ImmediAte re-
lief from the situation created by the
strike Of railroad switchmen mere has
been, asked Of the rail labor board at at
Washington by Mayor ]. ]. ThomA! IN
a telegram today stating that freight
movement here Is severely handicapped
and that many business houses are fac
ing serious trouble.
Probably there are not any more
affinities nowaday than there used to
be, but people are becoming more
careless with them.
BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
REr1REndENT AGE AGREEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Confcrees
m the civil service retirement bill
reached an agreement today fixing the
general retirement age at 40 years
f.ettcr carriers and government mcchan-
Toe would be retired at 65 years and
railway mail service employees at g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
MACKS WILL PLAY TWO
GAMES THIS WEEKEND

The McConkey baseball team will
rlay two games this week end. On Sat
urday tho team will go to WcllSburg
for a game with the Wellsburg y. G..
and on Sunday they will meet the same
team on the Tunnel Green grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
CUT OUT THE SUGAR.

EAST PALESTINE. Ohio. May 6.-1n
their campaign against the high cost of
living 500 employees Of an East l'ales-
tine Rubber Company today signed an
agreement not to use sugar in coffee or
tea until the price declines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
CENSUS FIGURES

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Ann Rrbor'
Mich i95i6. increase 1850, or 3l.T per-
cent. ,,-
Bath. Maine. 1871. increase $3.50 or
J6.S percent. $500 -
or - percent. -
Hammond. Ind. 36.Nnf. increase I"'-
90. or I'll percent. 80,
Monroe, Mich. ll,79G. increase 1850
70 67.0 percent. -,
jacksonville. Fla. 91.543, increase &c.
S44. or ST. percent.
Baton Rouge, La..:l.Io2. lncrcas" o.
SIS, or 49, percent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
OHIO NEWS


| COLUMBUS, May 5-Ine SeCoilu OIL
lnual convention Of the OHIO depar ,I'eH ~ l.
Amcrican Legion. Will De he,o ia
Youngstown. August % and a. IL was
announced To-Day.
COLUMBUS. May 5-Adjutant Cen
oral LAYTON has been authorized oy the
war drpartment to organize four COM
panies OF pioneer infantry, negro troops;
10 be attached to the new national
guard division.
i COLUMBUS. May william II;
Rovd Of cleveland, who by unofficial
returns from last Tuesdays primary
election, was elected a Wood delegate
at-largc by a small margin over harry
NJ. Daugherty, Harding Candidate, spent
1870 in his campaign according 10 nus
Expense account filed today win the
secretary OF state. All but $50 was con,
tributed by the CuyhoGa county VOL
committee. Daughertys report says nc
did not spend cent. ,,,
Secretary Of Stale Smith was await
ing tho official returns from hamilton
| (,uyhoga, Summit and Mahoning couh.
TICS today before announcing the oniClsl
count on Republican candidates Tor ucl-
legate-at-largc.
COLUMBUS. May 5-Charles f. Mon
roe and George D!ebold, both Of Cincin-
natl. we're elected president and vice
! president respectively. of the Conserra-
| lion and Fire Prevention Association
| If Ohio at their annual session here to-
day. J. e. Lyons. Columbus. was re-
| elected secretary and treasurer.
| COLUMBUS, May 5-Ohio last year
, had a lower death rate from commune
able diseases than at any time IN the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The In,elli-
eencer at Hlckey's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 ].
Albert w. Otto. Local Correspondent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07
GAINESVILLE

The *. Of p. lodge of Woodsheld will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-07

COLUMBUS, May 5-Ohio last year
had lower death rate from commune
able diseases than at any time in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Yum might ne SURPRISED ID knuw
InEs Ene nnsI Thing vpH c2n USE fxr
severe cDugn. = a remeCr which
Is easllv prepared Al hnIne IN INST
q lew mnmsurs- lis eiaenn hu1 far
urumpr results Il heats ANYTHING else
vun ever tried Usually s-uus cne
aruinEgv cough or cnesr enla IN "a
hours. TASTES nieRszu-, rnp-cnslnrrn
Ike If-Eno II Is pufe and .nna-
Puur 20 aunees of Plnex N a
plut DBr1le- then nj Il up with pta.n
g-anlila-aa SUGAR syrup. Or use clari-
fen mniasses. honey, ur rurn sE-up.
instead m EuCar srrun. 4 1e<IreE
Inns Won make 9 fu0 nlnf-s family
EuDnfv-nur casting no mnre rhRn
Emaa bUr1le af rsanv-m aue eaugn
sr-up.
And rs a cnuEn meiiirlne, there Is
realv nothing better u be had HI
INV prlcs- L raes rrnI ID The sppI
and -Tves 1ulck, lasting rsleI- L
nrtmpr-v heRls Sne intiEmeG mem
hranes lnH1 Line the ruruR1 and air
passages, STUDS the annoying rhrnHf
Tickle. i0usEns the nniegm- anu s8un
ruur egnEn Etpns entirely spianliia
Tor bronchitis. cruup, hoA-sens.ss and
bronchial asthma
Plnsx Is q hlgnir concentrated COM
pound uf Norway Pine extract,
fEmnus for healing the membranes
To aTnid disappointment ask vour
druggist fur ~2i.. ounces OF Pinex"
with ds-ecrlnns and duri'. accent any
thing else Guaranteed To give a1so-
Int satisfaction or manFv -efunaen-
The Pilex ca, Fl Narne. Ind
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snak.s Friends OF Farmr--

A correspondent who Is IrtHres1so
IN snakes as well as duwsrs ana
.,s-ds and the other more popuiRr
things IN nature writes re1z1 he has
gratifying SUCCESS N localng snakes-
l,v merck listening FOR their rlis,ting
IN the dry -lsaves. Y ones ears ara
specially trained fnr snake noises
there Is no good reason why tHlE
mstnoc should not pc reilly pracrl--
cal. Cnquesraunnbit the MAJORITY Of
wood wanderers are almost blind n
this rnH1-e- Of snakes Unless We al
most step on him we seldom know
that ne is lurking near al hand and
Remaining very still in the hope That
he viii moi be noted. All our snakes
ara practically defenseiess Thew
are not oniv tnnrsnsiNe and -Snid
creatures. but also hiEnIr useful
friends Of the farmer. Possibly the
baby. snakes ara IN lesE danger han
the adults The fit-le fellows are
less conspicuous and as before nu7-
Ell they can hide n very small
refugees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

HnhArr BnEworrn is une If the mus1
rDbuBt and write acrgrs identified
with the screen He entered UPON his
stage czreer AT eighteen and ne
fongnr ms wav u The tpp rung CT his
prufezElnn- An a1hieIe. ne Is zand Of
al spur-s. Some dtesn wears ago he
engaged IN motion picture work IN
The Pacific EuaEr ann n 1919. he
tn.mec his own cumuauv ID produce
lack Lunron stories Following his
v@ziun OF TIE Sea Wolf" winch mas
SINCE been produced N anpther 1nIm
by Famous Players-Lasiv Curpnra-
lun. he went 1ntp vaudeville and later
contracted with Thomas Il Ince fnr
a series of picture proGucunns- Els
purr-zyal II Behind the Dnur" ac-
csuruaEed his tame as an acIur of ak
csprannal artistry and has role N Be
lpw rne Sur~ace- n WINCH ne Is seen
as q brave resourcsful deep saa diver,
VIII ne a notable aldiInn 70 ms gal
3ayv OF scraHn portraits
Below the Surface a. Cne Johnson
Opera House FriGay and Saturday
nHxL-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
NOR Art In Earn,rars

ClRstsic designs ana cnIuforr are the
TWO features upon winch -nR n1-n
class furniture manufacture 10 now
insisting Ee uses reproductions OF
the furniture Of -ne finest periods OF
al countries INSTEAD of originating
commonplace designs The highest
sdsgr-e of cumfort is ID ne found N
the ing wing chairs and me Gaven-
parts of urge and small Size which
stand before the fireplace or back
ing IN 70 luns tahie, make an ideal
place tnr a comfortable lounge Win
. good book
There has never been greater luz
ury n these upholstered pieces and
the mnnev n -hen Is put INTO the
curufurt-mzklng cushions. while the
covering is merely III Incidental The
u1f1nIsrerlng is in hair and the cEsn-
ions are all of the sur-ssf down
There Is enn1nr- as wall as bsa-uv
n the adJuncrs. ID the a-re1-nuun rea
Or the after dinner curtss service n
the drawing or living roern. Inc
-uuv.nr teR GAIT has Inst popularity.
and there Is a Russian cnree ran1e
or me low English tsa table Only a.
few feat aeuve me huur. Few things.
and rtiuse saD6 is The adrlre given -sr
house fa1ruisnlng Incidental pieces
are pleasing features n rnuuern MONIES
AND arnunE tire best Of these ara
English lacquers. charming n cninr
ana Decoration. IL desks. cabinets no
-a,les. They give a pleasing nuts
OF cniur tn a ro0rn-
Small pieces & furniture WEE fa4-
I'M pulvchrnIne decurHlcn ara a.so
beautiful fur incidental pieces Inc
finishing Of all wuDd has now oeen
-sduced 70 science and Z # pos
sibIe 70 give 10 new rieres the SMOOTH
charm of TIE nid wood The Sreh1er
number Of rne Sne cRf,inet nnlAers
If the COUNTRY are taitans-1ns
View York Times
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Bonnie Dell Takes
Ashland Stake at
Lexington Meet

Lexington. Ky OCT 1.-THE ash
land stake fnr IN trorrsrz the aeEt-
IRE of rodav+s grand circuit program
mere. was WON ny Bonnie Del. drfr-
an By mis- auatelr owner, Thomas c.
Esnds. after four s-in nears IN which
three different r-urIa-s had taken
RECORDS uf 2G5 ar bsr-sr The first
heal went 10 Bonnie Dell N zoo Ia.
the second n ToUts1e Toiss n IDS
Il N one Of r.ae closest finishes IF
me meeting and Arian Mckinney neE1
King Watts n a tight finish N 2.g5.
IN me 1nur-a heal, the race df OF the
heaz winners. Bonnie Dell managed
II uu1-fulsh Ar1an Mckinney II
..0s IA
The opening race OF the card the
913 pace wRs hardly mure than z
procession with ChrvSral knight
easily best
Tire 2Bs pace saw Jaw Brook Eai-s
the opening aea- n 2-as L. G-um
Captain Mack. but tile former Cali
farnia. PAGER WIS best IN the nEx-
rwa.
In place u the Vwo-y ear-oIc --nr
winch mad ouT TWO ID go. 2.DT T-oT
was gwen with tuur starters This
race went To Harvest TIDE. our mi
until a1-er. three heats. Chlan Brooke
winning tie second heat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Attel. McGraw and
Sullivan Asked to
Attend Baseball Probe

Chicago, 0r1 IS.-11ves-1Ezticr OF
the baseball scandal by a spsCial grand
Jury VIII he resumed Tnssdar. The
inquiry was adjourned during Inc
world sertes-
Assistant States Attorney Hzrrler
Eepiegle spdzy sent teseg-am IN
"Abe" Af.ell. former faazherweistit
crzAmuinn- requesting MIN ID appear
nseure the special grand 1rv. An
otner 1eisg-am was sent IN John J.
Mclzraw. rnznags- Of me GiRntz. re-
guessing ms al1 N fnding Atrial and
obtaining his testimony.
AA-rd message was sent n sport"
Sullivan Of Bustrn. against w'hnrn a
true bill was voted by the s-Rnd 1ur~.
stating taRc 4 ne wished 10 TESTIFY
when the investigation Ssas resumed
niE appHa-ance would be weic1mrtii
SuitlrRn VIII De Required To sigr
waiver af immunity e ne uesr1fies-
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Russian Peace Delegation
Leave Riga for Moscow

Riga Oct Ia.-f5y The AisnCia1ed
F1sHss}-M Iuffs with the srearer
part af the Russian Soviet delegation
VIII leave tonight by special train 1nr
MOSCOW. The military section nf the
Polish delegation is starting fur War
suw tonight N Dumnski. head af
1.le Polish rniRsiun VIII remain N
Rigs until Sa-artiRv
No arrangements nave been made
fur ma fnal peace conferences but
rlInurs are current LhEr II viii mn
De held II Riga Paris and London
are suggested nut the SnvierE an1
Poles say II is teo early 10 make de-
cislun ThnInRs Na-eucnev1tct the
Lithuanian representative. VIM neEo-
-iR1sd me Lithuanian peace with the
=nviers and acted for Lithuanian in
tsres1s during the EsEa conference.
left TO-DAY for kovnu. much disap-
pointed over the Lithuanian huunuarv
fixed III the Elga negotiations and
sTnbIrtered hy Ttls Seizure Of wilma by
General ZeilgpuEazi's troops. Es sa1o
thai the LItilnanians had recesved HI
nffer for a BaisalEvik alliance lasr
June hut refused IL
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Federal Reserve
to Make Statement
on Credit Situation

Washington. Oct I3-,Ey The As
sucis1eIi P-esEa-The Federal Re
serve Board is preparing u make q
new statement nj pulley covering al
phases Of the credit siruR-lun, Gov
ernur Harding tnlu representatives Of
the agricultural interests IN cunwsn-
ann here VINO appealed 10 MIN to
Gay Eur r>ntiet rom sr-ingHE1' credit
conditions. The statement. Govern
OF Harding saad- probablv would ne
made PUBLIC Saturday a--ar rile con
ctuslon uf The fail conference of
1edsral reserve agents and -essrue
bank governors here
Governor Harding DENIED that the
board hRd lssueG INSTRUCTIONS which
would result n Cur-a5fing farmers
credit The bDa2u and oficials If
the reserve hanks We're in Symmetry
With the plight Of Lne farmers. ne
said. and ws,'e encouraging loans u
aan them but chs board WIS with
our authority 70 INSTRUCT member
banks as % loans rney could or could
mn make
Meanwhile the Delegates consider
cd whether they should press their
request Tor "a conf eranee with p--asi-
dent Wilson and ms cabinet Some
Thougr1t i would be UNNECESSARY n
rake their grievances before the cab
met a11sr the conference win the re-
serve boards Y was said alsp that
must Gf The cabinet members wn-e
ouIuf Jas cir- and LnR4 as ma dele
gates expected u confer with Score
Ia-y 8nDstun and Sec-etar- Mere
din loInur-uw- q cabInHr conferences
might nor be insisted upon
S1utz for tne cu-1on men
SAID tf1H- confidence OF banis.uE IN
tarestE n Cor1un appeared n have
been shaken. They offered NJ az
PLANTATION TOR II. 5uI complained cna-
Il was defea1-ng them n their If
L1rts - bur--ow
y would suggest taaT the burning
o1 gins and other destructive WORK
winch has been going on in cH,raE 2
sections c1 -ne south Is nur calcU-
lifted IN resfnre confidence Govern
n' Ea-rirIg saiu. -'vuu can nur blame
Z banker TOR mt wanting 70 make a
luan on commodity winch might
ot DESTROYED. G2n vBu@"
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Arguments Begin
N VIII Fight Over
SearleS Millions

aR4Hm. NzaE.. 0cr. 1z-asgumeurs
we're begun "A rne pronzts cuurr bars
many IN rhe 9ueHriun 10 trying hetnre
a 5urr the nnrtezr orer tina VIII uf Ed
ward +. EeErles. r.ae -ecirss Mrshnen
millionaire w,inse resiauE-r estate
Was left 70 Arthur 2 Walker af New
Tark Sherman L whIaple a1 Brsr1n
representing Efttnr Albert 5earles. a
nephew ~ rae testzxnr VINO WINS be-
gneA-nes s.5n.DnD AND WIN seeAs 10
nraz4k the viii. zzserrad tsrat SaEries
was physically and mentally E1rom-
pstenr n make Inc VIII. 1i4A- ne was
subjected ID undue tn1asslcr ann ltlR1
the IssusR snuuId ne triad ps1ure q
Jur5- lie SAD SeRries mad aeen laa
u believe TIM. unIF by MAKING walksr
4 resldrRry 1egz1ee cpnld he provide
acsqua-slT FOR AnEein Ellison a
Czs-sek youth 10 whom ne was greatly
attached
Charles r ChuAte Of Rrsrun. cuun-
sci for the exeEurnrs 'cppnarn the mo
INN anc charged that virrnr Sazries
enEagnd counsHi eignr YEARS ago with
. view ID i.nnt=Eng rne VIII OF ms
Uncle He sand 4 Was admitted that
The VIII Was executed arrurfing Ia
the law and declared that Mr. Whip
pies a-lEga-lnns III undue rnfinenre
were without basis Walker. ne said
tnstaad If nelng an obscure clerk
as Nj Whipple mad described him. had
managed EDWARD Sea-izs. affairs 1ur
several years with skill and rideii-
~" Ee VIII complete his argument
al the nss- caur- hearing en- FRIDAY
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5apuan Oil.

Australia and Great Britain hare
each undertaken IL spend ID 70 SYST =
aDt n connection win Papua1 old de-
veiopmenr and TWO British renInEists
VIII probably begin work in the I'M
mediate future. pursuing the exaer1-
meufs already made by The common
wealth Paoua and the Pacific islands
EEnerallv are interesting &tle nm
vers1fies Of Australia winch are cnn-
siderrng the need for the sTaGv az
aurhrupuiugy and af nat,ve Gust oms
and Languages As E--nuntiwork for
such an invests CATION there exist an
interesting series Of governmental "a
Dorts by patrol aff7cers and other Of
f1ciRi pioneers Of the new Pacific
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

8e-ea Cuilege. ar the foot If the
Cumberland Mountains n Kentucky
has the unique distinction Of owning
Two mountains. 4.Dge acres OF forest
and IT'S own sRwmil. ou- has never
cur su1rnr -ee- Tins wood IL used
by the College fur power. hea-, and N
MANY cnzv h-splaces n the dorml-
tories and N the great open fireplace
which de!ignrs every Traveller VINO
sfurs h 5opne THrsrn-
The sawmiil and the 4.ftB0 acres Of
turesr reserve provide moi only am
pie practical experience for the sIu-
dents. bur also actual labor for those
s1I1cfeurS vim Work FIR their educarun.
points out a wr1rer n tne American
Forestry Marianne The sawmlu y
opera1ea by steam and. ike every
other industry AT Serea College, Is
run pr students vim wurk 81 4eas1
twu consecutive hours per Gay I'M
"a. ne supervision OF super7ursna-
err OF labor VINO n turn IS respan-
sihie 70 the Dean.
students al Beaea are gwen an op-
uor-snIrv Id earn their expenses ana
rnsv nav select the work paiG 1or
Il regular rates. according 10 NE
students ability and efficiency As
svey-r student IN the College must
v,nrg q minimum Of TWO hours per
mr. suitable occupation Husi De
-,--,s-,riad nv the Dean of Labor n
-hes foresr-v department the students
uar--oi me forest rna-xsng the dead
-7rnfey hauling tns fallen timber TO
me zawuIIl, curling Il there 1nr re-
eu1ir.d lengths, and then hauling the
lovs n v-nsrev-er needed On the cRm-
-gTs,--he New York Times
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Parkhurst to
Stump In New York

Bangor. Oct TS-Goveraur-eie cr
Frederic Z Parknrrst viii leave
Bangor mex. Tnes1ay far a stunning
tour n New York state. In cnm-
qEay WIFI SsuRtur Wadsworh, Cni.
Fa-khursr VII SPEAK n Troy ana
Albany On Oct 20 and N Newou-y
and Kingston On the LIST On the
I'D ne VIII juir Judge Miller the
Republican candidate fur governor
OF New York, N his special train
speaking n Rochester On thai night
and Ell Syracuse on Saturday night
me I'D. with many short speeches
IN route
The following Monday Cnl- Park
hurst VIII 20 % New York tar c1n-
ferEucs with National Chairman
Hayes. 1hence going 70 Massachu-
sets for speeches with Congressman
Wtnsiuw a. Worcester, Milford and
Earernill returning % Bangor On
F-1dzy CT that week for Z meeting
Of the University OF Maine alumni.
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WINTHROP

Ms Lila Cur-,ler of Auburn Is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Mary J.
Bachaidsr.
Mrs Josephine Bourne mas moved
into the Ear yorcruEs house IN the
Reatheid road
MISS Harriet Y. Weston Is moving
INTO one OF me kinbaIl rents On
Summer Er-ee--
Mrs Samuel Eadley and Iir-Ie
daughlsr Ma-un Of Somerviile
Mass, arr guests Of Mrs. AadIsy' S
parents. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Simpson.
Mrs kneeiand If Princeton. Is the
guest of her daughter. Ms W 6.
Packard
NJ and Mrs Eeo-ge RAYMOND
who have passed TWO months II the
northern pr Of the State returned
ID their home IN Winthrop sacur-
cay
NJ and Hrs. J. z .. Puringtnn
are On camping Tip ID the White
Mountains and VIII also visit Mr
Puringrun' brother who resides n
New Hampshire.
C-ysral Lodge VIII hold a supper
Thursday evening and there viii be
rehearsal Of the degree staff as
well
Katherine McTrov celebrated her
18th birthday Monday evening by
giving a birthday ami EaIipwe' en
party 70 her young friends. Games
music and HaIlUwe' al stunts were
enjoyed. The porch WIS lighted
with JACKIE lanterns while ghosts
and witches were much In evidence
Ices. cakes. nuts ana cunfac-1nns
were se-ved II the dining room
which was made attractive with aE-
r.irnn Leaves and Halloween uecora-
auns A beautiful birthday cake
with u Iignted candles decorated the
center Of the -af1ie. The guests in
cinded Mr. Flake. principal of the
Grammar school. Miss Esther Row
ell. T-1ma Simpson. Elizabeth MA1-
well. Gladys Low. Eleanor Rruneaz-
Alice s-ur-ier.- Dorothy AcIlruE,
Sarah Leighton. Frances Edwards.
Marszers York Charles SturTsvant.
Donald RoIIins. Norman aiaxwFsii,
Phillip L4angevln. Arthur BearTv.
Richard Mcnamara and Kannsth
Macnmper
Mrs Ella SpRulG1ug- VINO mas been
pzzs1ng the Summer in town. LEFT
"Wednesday 1ur Portland where she
win remain for the winter.
Mrs r Crawford McLaruv de-
Hgnrturiv entertained the members
of her Sunday school ciass SATURDAY.
afternoon II her home al Overlook
farm. Games were en5uved ON the
tawn He>e- which the children ad-
iuurued 10 the house. where Ire
cream and cake were served
Mrs Asa MAXWELL has returned
from trip 10 KIngfiel6
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Favurites Survive In
Nomen's Golf at Phlla.

Philadelphia 0cr- E3.-AI The fR-
vor-lfes came through the nrH -onnG
of match ria- to-day II the Wumen,s
Golf Tournament fnr the Ber-hEIlyn
cup. In -fe two feature matches
Miss Marion Rollins Of New Yark
Sla1Ha-ed MSS Edith Cunrnfns. Chi
cagu. ane IN IN 70 holes while HRS.
Eon1lid q. Barlow, eastern champion.
eliminated Mrs c. 4 Tanner5ecE.
EalnnR. serni-fnaliEt ane up.
Miss AlExa Surfing, national
champion. had no trouble IN winning
her ma1rt with Mrs. Caleb Fox. Phil
adelpfria The scnra was up and 8
70 uiHv- Tomorrow Miss Stirling and
Mise Rollins VIII neEt IN one of the
semi finals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
SEN. CAPPER RAPS
CHICAGO BOARD TRADE

smith Center, Ka1s., Oct. LS-Sen-
arnr Capper. speaking here tonight
declared t1at @1ne ounce unre of
bread n the loaf II the ain price e
what the consumer IS now affe-ad far
the sase. 6b0 COG loss, the Chicago
wheat garnnlers nave czzIsad Aneri
can wheat y,aisers II the last TWO
months bg gambling n futures"
ears age" he continued. the
peopie demanded suspension Of the
louisiana Ls-s,'y. bur today., under
The cloak Of business respeCtanilItv
We ara permitting The biggssr gam
bling he'll n the wuIiE ID be operated
On the Chicago Board uf Trade Ey
comparison Eurupe's Suicide Club Il
Monte Carlo Is as iunDcsn- and in
INGENIOUS as church bazaar"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Soft Coal Enough
for Coming Winter

New York. Oct IS-There will be
no seriuus nlruminons cnal shortage
n arv part Ut the country this
wiurer provided ordinary care Is sx-
e-c,sad by CONSUMER II was pre-
dicfed -uday az q conference Of the
National Caal Association.
The coal operators declared. how
ever that IN order u keep the
markets supplied sIeady work at the
mines and sufficient sIIpplv of rail
road cars also would be required.
IL this time. II was stated. aI-u-
mInuus operators were getting only
about = per cent 70 IL per cent Of
the open tup czry neeced.