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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
WESLEYAN ELATED OVER GREAT
STAND AGAINST |VASR-JEFF

dioh phaugh played star offensive"
gnmA rud was not Idle uu lhn drTrn-iVo
Ia Saturday ~ encounter N"hlhohEh wa"
econ 1" break thr, uHh ana lhI"" men
behind lho line. "A f'n. he WA not alb"
Ia accomplish last yohr owing to hIh
lu1uTlrn Il wnn Noted that N"HlrShn
did not huvo n HIugln tumble Ia tho
d,n,knuid during lh' culii" gam" INA
shows exceptionally nn" w"Ik on ia"
pnrf Of iIuhI huuHh. Mh" ala TIA" r""n
inH
The tcnrn viii have II Hight am 90
Monday. hut win then get down u"
hnrd wuTh la preparation Ter III" ''ru'"
.,lIy Hnmr which comes newt h"'Wdny
n, an opener rur tho h"IU" -, h"duI"
Tnnu hnvo ,hr"d G!Iuv" cay up ns
rrrnud rntn 'rlrNou thln n"ar"n. but
whom tho faCtr como nui II wall l." "Nl
don't To tho public TINT ia" I'"nnny law
huNo ono Of ia" best i"nmn IN Tia"
country thlr rnII They viii "p"n th"lr
rrh.duIc with Wculryuu Ia luckh"n-
NON aud IT ia" Wrrl'NRn9 NJ" not
mighty eur, GuI tn" I"nu"ylNnninnH VIII
nk"Iy turn tho irlch lI"h hIgRinH.
huwCvUr lY aware Of tn" strength al
tho vI.Itorg aud viii work hlH mon
hard rhir wc"k TO get them ready Tor
tho opener Ia lIuckhnunun
Washington, Pa. oct : Washing
! ton and Jefferson player" npphr'htI(
are trying To forget their - II" win
Wcs virginia Wesleyan Saturday at
Wheeling and nrc pointing for ih' gam"
next Saturday with Kalamazoo. r"hCh =
Cd by Rulph Young. former N""h- J"u
rullhuCk Tho players NJ" pretty we'll
banged up and At" sor" hnh hhhl'r"lhl -
rd ni their showing nEnimht tn" west
Virginia Mel hudlstr. who were - badly
out clnrscd and y"l VIII" managed 10
Icylrlrr a Tie with lcs5 ihnn one mira
Of the around gained nnd with hut Two
frsl downs 1" - rnr the I'r"Sih"mln
The " md j team nnd rupr"Il"rr
nrr not cndcAV"rln. 1" enIhhilHh an
alma nor l." dclIh,I anything from 'h"
ahIIily az the Wesleyan players. VIA"
puI up ~ remarkable gam" ltui Tia"
,nuchoa aud phItlTnnH. hH vel "a Ia"
players IhcmDolvUr. ara 1hrnI"h lh"'
tho team failed 10 do anything llh" II
nhould hnvo d"no
The TrsGtrpt fault lay with IhC hn'h
Mold whore tho most wan "sp"''rh
Coach Marrow hnr nlwnya Developed I"
good Ilno at W aud "nh lhln %0Hl In
mo- eE,rpllnn IiuI " nuh j has
wealth ~ nno hn'hn"lh material ms
ssnnon nnd II wnr rsro'l"d TINT ~ W"
f,rnt rorI tort "f the yoar Yrri"id"y
tho rrcrldonlr' nor"ndnry department
would uIorIIn tho iUhmr rurp"tl"ir ICY
tho hrIlllan'o ~ lIr play Tho "pr"
nlio wan the emo through mont 81 va"
vnInr u viii hc G"nCh Fleming nln
ihi4 wccIt T." develop both NOR" '"ho
sion nnd moro uunp pnd rp""d IN hlH
l,nrkr Ia preparation fmI EnlRmnz""
Tho wraInrnora MO cSp""lnh I" prov"
II tough Zoo In ppli" OF incur ""'r"'
Yesterday by Noir" Dnu" Th"lr We
tory u w"ck nRo last Saturday over ia"
Michigan ARRi"a. u tonm rnt"h M on"
or tho rIronRcrl this ycnr In ~" mia
dlo wcai stamps NounEr "ulnl ~ M
nlovCu OF exceptional merit rounH
ClnlmH To hay" tho h"Vt quarterback ~
tho west In hla rlv"tnl man. 'na'""l
who has hoCu n Hcnsntl"n Tor "vcrnI
wears w and J. win hnr" n" prpc'
iicr tomorrow. but Will resume h'lvF
work TucHdnv md will have little lot
up then until Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
MAN VINO THRnAHMRD
RAHR ROHnnRV RnLnARHD

Pittsburgh. Oct A.-~E " Amh"lh.
hold In connection With tn" writing OF
threatening lott"r 10 the RlChmonn.
Va. police recently. WAS ordered rel"n"
oil from custody lato to-day. by JuhR"
Charles =. Orr. Of tho United StatoH dis
trlCt court.
Amhold. according 10 governm"n'
agents mailed n letter nj C"unellSville.
Pa. on Septsmber 30. Inst. In which no
Informed the Richmond police that a
bank there would noon be mosainE some
thing" and that the institution would ba
attacked by the Purple Mask Band"
The prisoner. tho federal agents said,
confessed that no wrote tho letter. but
that IN 80 doing he wanted TO have
somO FUN"
In h's order to-day. Judge Orr ruled
thnt the Offsnsc was trivial and could
not he brought within tho meaning OF
tho act Ambold was accused OF viola
ting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
DOMINION RULE FOR
IRELAND NOW URGED

Innd"n. Da In ,"inInuni"a i"n
Iii"i"d in 10 i."nd"" timos to-day iioI
harI ~ AspuiIh f",nai PET nlInisi'I
declared that ID 10 ,UnYiTU"i Ihai tho
LaaI"~nl uu"n h.Iani - tho sI"t"s 81
-" autonomous d"i"l,l"" D." ~" fullssi
aud " is.aI s.U's Ia ~" U"IY a"iuiiL" "f
ihs i'ish p'"hlsm Z" accomplish THE
a"Es A., ASpuIIh u IL us"esspiT Il"
,rah" Ihu I,Ish rs"pl" h-ll"v" Ih"i hist
slI'h 10 altered r"",a. f'"In "n h"noPi
ed slan - r"Il"Lis r.','"
", hauui'h adds Ihnt fl"'"l i"h"r"nh
eve" - p"oasssIy incident :" h"'"'"l"n
4, ulN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
DEMOCRATIC POVERTY
SHOWN AS FALSE PLEA

Hpecinl DIHpat"h To Th" IntcllIH"n'"r.
chicago. oct. I - wander no" many
poraons have noticed how tho i"mo-
cratic national committee IL pouring ""t
tho money nt tho very limo II lH bThK
Klna Of ita pGScrty,' said Capt victor
Hainta Republican national director Tor
tho u,idweat TODAY.
I'm ono national wockly u Ii printing
ton pages 81 advertising Tor COX ana
Uoo-rynIl at 80 OOO IA page That mak0H
$40 900 ~ just one publication From
this figure Ia ono case every man can
make MS own ostiIuata 81 tho total o.
p,ndiluras aud collections OF the Dem
o,raIs Tor publicity AIOHo. II that la
puyotiS what ID plut0CT1Cyf'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
STRICT RATIONING
or GAS IS URGED

Pittsburgh. Oct. 1.-The Eas cons"rNh-
ton educational campaign OF IN" hnron"
of Mines opened here today when ). +.
Wyer. consulting engineer Of tho bureau.
addressed a school" OF representatives
OF women's clubs and civic orS"n'z"-
lions. =.
Mr. Wye rurged strict rhti"h,hK o.
Natural g.s nv communities Under his
plnn each city and town would he al
iotted a definite proportion Of uN"ilahi"
Var daily. lie also advocated "omPul.
cory uso Of efficient gas burners, ana
declared that pricns for gas sh"".d DC
Increased ma a measure Of conservation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
OTvELIAH KILLED.

puhliu. oct t-.iisnoral headquarters
a,aioa that twenty anldloru !" day rur
prirad sixty civilians preparing M nm
bush on tho cork nandon road on Ho-
Ing tho patrol IN" civilians floh. On"
was killed Rovcral ahntguns aud ammu'
milton. ton bicycles and stool helmets
and equipment wera ABANDONED by thu
civilians In their flight. Thor" w"r" n"
suRltlNa among tho HOldlarT.
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special Dispatch 10 The IatsiiiGsnosr.
Nh,rtinHburs. " Va. oct, t-.Th"
HuIt Of Mary l. Spring yrrHuH Tho Am
rrlcRn Telephone a Telegraph company
a sac. 900 damage Oare, ended In federal
court hcrr lata this evening. whom III"
plaintlfr wan awarded damages In tho
sum OF i6.1i6.
Tho case was tho outcome 81 nu All
tunobIlo accident Ia prcHton county over
two years ago, whsn n truck owned hJ
tho telephone company struck Mrs
NprlnEr AUTOMOBILES. CaualnG hor To H."
pn rmh nnntIy injured tOunHol FOR tho
defendant company after hearing N"
lury'z verdict. moved 10 act aside III"
vordlot and award n new trial II In
likely that tho uSHo will 80 To tho cir
cult court Of appeals
Contrary Ia expectations court all
not adjourn today. Judge wood remain
Ing uvor To diApnao Of a CIvil matter to
morrow.
Tho term 81 court duo To Opsn to
morrow morning at ClarkHburE. II was
stated her" today viii be n formal ono
and tho presence or JuTist viii not 10
nsCessaTy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
WASHINGTON
Wost Virginia Nowa - Notes
aud Gossip at tho Nations
Capital.

Washington. u G. oct Henn or
Howard Sutherland arr~r fow dnyr
work IN hiE office hare. haU IrO for
Wnat Virginia To tRko part Ia the cam
paiKn. We VIII make HporChcR every day
from now until election. iIc will OF. n
His tour In jefferson county. and from
thcr" viii go into Preston. flo will ho
accompanied In thcH" two Countlea by
Auditor John s. DarSt. Senator Suthrr-
land has been In the state for n number
OF weeks, staying at his homo In Elkinr.
whom he wasn't making trips To nearby
points Flo has visited Marion several
times at the request OF Senator Harding
Ia confer on tho campaign situation with
tho presidential candidate. He also made
tho trip To Wheeling and down the state
with Senator Harding. coming on 10
Washington at It's conclusion. stopping
for visit at Huntington and Charles
ton on tho way here. Senator Suthcr-
land expressed hImsclf today as being
most confident that tho Republican par
" Will win a big victory In West Vir-
glniR next month.
A marriage license WAS issued here 10
Andrew y. Brown. OF Charleston. w. Va.
aud Leila l.. Collins. or Washington.
II. g.
william r. Robert has been commits
stoned postmaster at Nobr. W Va. ana
Edwin AdkinH. at Allen. W Va
Joseph Sherman Craig has hoen com
mlsslOuod . captain Ia the medical corps
II the REGULAR army. lin homo la Mt
wnvaco. W Va
I0uEIrhsInan Wood's office Raymond
john Moore. Of CIaIRHburE. APPOINTED
fnidshirinAn In tho navy. p"nsl"n grh'>
oil Mira FluTonCs Wolf. Of tLnrkHhuiH.
.lI2 iu"nth. allntmsnl aud allowance
claim secured for Enllto linTiwoll
More. Of CiaTLshuIR. amounting 1" 400
4 It Canaan. Of Wheeling. In a vlpli"I
Ia tho city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Myers Predicts Dodgers
Will Win tho Series

Hra'lsl fhHrsi'h I" fha i"'"lli as"1s'
nasI i.lvsfr""I 'hl". oct Many
AZ Ays,a ..nta, nsliot ',n the n'""hlyn
National League 'i"h I"hsI 1" a l"'i"'.
accepted tha lu'llstI"" ~ Fs"i ilv"'
rruI fana !" hs HuaBi ~ h"n"t a. n
banquet :" hs hald h"'s f"ll"~I"E 'h"
wntld ss,Ioa r,adi'il"s Ih"I nr""h ~
~ ,,,td -tr tho aItusRlr w 90 sali d."
~nuII laa,o for h""" i~s"tE frnr h""'s
susT tho -~tlss ended ~" lr Vast tly
srp,nl'- s"Ia r"pTsH"n'"'ly" IL mol"'
hssshall
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Of tho players express the wish that The
opening gnmc had been scheduled for
today. lbg4
An my players are in good physI-
cal condition.. said Manager RobinDctt
to wi n the sorios from, Cleveland. And
l feel tho same way about a." ~ y
Asked II he mad docId,d upon Mn
pitcher for tho opening GAM. ManaEtf
R0hi1. .%ar Tspl'd; Will, expect 1S,. - tsS
to mean either Marquard or Smith
Robinson lot It be understood TIA. the
final selection viii DO made altar The
warming up practice tomorrow. ~.
After tho workout this morning AaN.
ager Robinson called his athletes %;
gother In the clubhouse for their fA11
important conference before tho. series.
This WAS 10 include discussion Of ~
plan OF attack against the Clsvelane
Team. how best 10 meet tho oppVSiti0
presented by Speakers mon. @t
MAKES no Difference.
Tho fact that DianAKer Speaker Of
Cleveland will have "a depend upon
either linEby or toyeltHkis for ths mrs.
game makes no difference In the prob
able lineup OF the brooklyn teat,, TINS
National champions during the ssAepn
hnvo Hwitrhed only ono p0sll Ion. tlght
nuld. for dlnnrant brands OF pltshLhG
wan CLEVELAND II has been = di11f.
chi proposition. and. while tho inon1
did not change because 81 "ppohluk
pitching. Manager bpeshsf o0nstsN x
undo rhHngan In hin Vuinald " WNSI
right or loft hand pitching 80 tbs oest
inIaht he. with loft 'handsT IN WE
h0s for liTnok1yn. " IN pr0blemauyeI
what Manager Hpeakrr will do in ~
bIE games. Jin has boan using nsTH
turns. ,Iou wood and y"n Evans. rlons
hand hiiiorn, against loft hand pitch.
inR. hut tho combination composed o.
speaker. Jameson and Bmlth repre-.
r"uts an ouinold Of 400 hittnrs and II
In likely thoy VIII form thu outsr Dc.
rcnsr Tor tho Indians IN tho nrSt cams
nj lonnt. .Ls
Thus tho probable linoup Of the tsah'i
,,mnrruw Will b~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
MoEn AnoELnas TALK.

81, Louis. Mo. Oct G.--BpaakinE be-
foro a largo audience In tho First NoHl-
msnt Armory hero tonight. Franklin ID.
Rooaovalt Democratic vice presidentls |
nominee. charged Republican party man
ssors with having mapped out ana con
duot"d a campaign Of trimming Tho
American people"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

tho National lrnEu" pcnnnnt. AFRO rest-
Ing tonight preparatory To encounter
ing the rush of the Cleveland clan.
which IN due In this city early tomor-
row morning.
Dodgers Confident.
Manager Robinson and every member
Of the Brooklyn team express firm bn-
lief In their ability TO defeat their
American league rivals. while iris
Speaker and his teammates hold the
opinion that the world series banner
will b" hOistrd next spring In tho
Cleveland park.
ARRANGEMENTS ana setting for the no.
rios Of 1920 Will not dirIrr E1uatly from
those which have already made base
ball history IT there IL nny outsthnd-
Ing feature. 1t IN expected to be fur-
ninhcd by the rpecInt0rs Their att
tudo toward tho hnsrRnI classic and
TIA. players who participate IN tho
struggle Ia An angle which cannot he
forecast
General upini0n among "IOT" Follows
rIr Of the gam" Jeans Ia Ihr heller That
the IhuuAandn who viii nln Int" Isb6nll n
nrii InInOII0w viii bn p"IhhpH moro
mhsuryhni and ,rlII'nl Ia lh"ir com
mont uI"n ih" play. bul beyond maj u
war huld by hn nCh nll 'nihuhihrlH. the
recent rnpun- If gambling year nE"
win not nnu.I tho popularity or tho
r,IIrr uuInnn r"ruu unfortunate 'If
,unrInnuo rh"uld nIonr" nuHpI'l"n
nrrorh Ia TIA" mlnhn ~ III" i"nn cor
IaIuIy tho ,IlnnE 81 ia" h"1"hhlI hon
rnn hnn nhnwm -" l"HH ~ lnIsIoht n"
far AZ Tie fnuu 81 GREATER N"w f"fh
no ,Uf, nod Er'IY I'r"rVod nThl hi
tho nIu"hlyu pnIk hnr h""u r"lh Tor
the uorIcg hn Uundny l'r"rlh"ni
,hnrI"r u Ei.h"Iir rInI"h Tint Il" had
boru ublIHCi To- IUiufu moro lhhu ENn,
600 Iurht,hH nnh currency I" ih"T" WI"
had Applied I" puTChnH" n""i" for Ill"
four Enmon which ih" lir""hlYn 'lnh
ruInIcd tCroIv" roupOnH
over 400 III Prsss nos
Thuuc Ia 'hnrFr "f tho pT"rh stands
,rpoTtrd TINT al noon today moro Than
four hundred applications uoT" on NJ"
from Newspaper wrIt"Tu In NIL p"Ti" "f
, Ihr country About ihrrn hunhT"d Hlull
Inr Tr,uUTI- y"r" TnCniv"d during tho
rcrlcn between Ilr""hlyn mud Ii"Ht"n IN
1916
Tho raIr Of renewed r"nin In tho n"lh
stpndh and hluaChrTH began ni ton O'Clock
IhIr morning Announcement whH made
yoHIurhny ~ tho plan I" noll tho HsntH
todny mud m II result llnn or lana Whn
| formed rcvcrnI hours hrf"ro tho limo not
for npcnIuE tho rnIo woman had III"
honor r'ulti"u AT tn" head Of Tho llno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

such unlimited rlronEih md power nnrl
II ndvlnnblo tn tnkn u preparation lihn
NuKnicd Iron should be- Of Tho Ernni-
III ID tho nironU. "nrrE"tl" po"pl"
with plenty "f iron Ia tho blood VIII"
hpVo tho HlrnuEth mud c0urRR" 10 light
nRnlnut udda aud make iholr way 10 IN"
tor In my opinion. ihrrN hro thousands
OF weak. nervous. run down mon md
women who might easily mako HuCCnHH"S
Rau Cut Rate Drug store, Baer's Pha1
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r1Ap ur NJ nrnIRn

lrorio. "f tho ihhalds cosi aud Iron
company aud tho ronnsy ivrnio Goa
company, operated nv tho nr'" railroad
wsrp tod M tight Wy tho ren"wal OF tho
strike against the contract ayHton today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
OBITUARY
RlAHa Funeral

Funeral services ror tho late Mack
Glass. Formerly OF this city but for tho
past Ave years u resident ut Detroit
viii bs held this afternoon from inc
homo of his son, W. r. Todd. NO 10
Ohio avenue. Rev j. II. Potter. pastor
Of tho Vance Memorial church, Will on
iciare and intermont will be mado In
Sinnn Church Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Iae.Tmsnt Today

informant viii he made rtlVnl" ms
,nuruins Ia t!raan~o"d "om0teIy Tor
MIRA ElIEl Trow MnTrlHnn. vol hN"""
,,ald.nI 81 waTwOUd Hsrvi'"H w"'"
hold last "Nrnlng from III" HON" "t ~,
ann iI,,h.,t T. Morriaun. 1914 WarwuUd
r,,uuc where she passed. away, ltrN
: ~ II,rr. pa rtor ~ IN" chaplin" hrr"'
NJ r. church. UniClRtod. nHHi"Rd by
Uay. Arthur LaIeuhY, pastor OF IN"
WnTwuod VI T. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

"r lhomnolvnn lr Ihny only would ,nks
Tho pTh'nullnn Ia Hun IhnI ih"lT blood
""nlninH At nil iimoa u pufflClnnl Hupply
~ iron Ia annd rlrramH or f0r"o nnh
energy through thoir hOdloH con
Htnnily mud occasion IN my own practice
4" pr"HCTlbe NuInlnh Iron Rnh hnvn noted
m"Gt EurprlHInR roaultH frnm tH uac"
Manufaotu .srs' NotsI NuEntod Iron.
which In roc Jmmoudrd above. In not n
pcCrol remedy. hut ono which IN
w"l known to druggists everywhere.
macy a HtorsHD. O. II. Qrisst b o., Hog
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W bhiAA y " y
KuuaEal Today

This morning from the family IoS
tdsnCe No agDO Woods siTeCi. tho Ia"
,f,I .,rvlrrs for tho lnIO Mira Henry
IslchthnmmoT. wolf known r"Hldohi 81
the Bnurh End wa" dlod b"turday VIII
ba held Uoguicm nigh mana VIII u"
hold In ~ Alph"nSuH church, i"'I""""
nv InIeImnml In Mnmml IalvnIY
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the statements OF hundreds
OF others. among them being
such notable stars OF the
screen and htnge AZ Miss
Marjorie Dnw. Miss Dorothy
Dalton. Julian Ellingr. Ray
mond Hitchcock. and many
others. all Of whom speak
with keen enthusiasm or the
r"nultr lhoy hnve obtained
from the uno ar Nunntnd Iron.
In commenting upon these
onror. pr T Alph"nHuu
Wallace. II phyrIrinn Of
many years experience md
formerly Of tho lirltlnh Ma
, vnI Medical HcIvicr. says
rho TACT TINT men and
women whnuo nerve rnCkln
q t,f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
FAMOUS MOVIE DIRECTOR TELLS
WHY HE' TAKES NUXATED IRON
Thomas H. Ince, Whose Notable Screen
Productions Are Known To Millions,
Explains How He Finds Quick Relief
From Nervous Strain When Working
at High Pressure.
OTHER PROMINENT USERS

Probably In no limo Of effort mnr man nav"
.Irndlcr norvr1. greater force. and nor" perfect
rcnd Inrur to cupo 18th any emergency 'hhh NV
aoncrnI director for important moving pic'nr" pro
Iuc,i,n, Nat only Iuurt he HhOw COMPLIANT forrrRht
md porprrH unlimited patience but hin must DO III"
unIIriny cndurnnrc Withstand tho ntInin OF long
hUurE md unCrnRnE work
Tho very lmmCnHity OF many OF Tho lnCn Hc'nlc
mnstcrpICcCE arc In thcmsClvcR verltnbc mirrors
OF tho gigantic power OF tn" man WHOM" genius
and courage make them possible And II |" IN"
famous Thomas H. Incc who now comoI forward
with n glowing endorsement Of the value OF
Nuxutod Iron a, II tonic and atrcnEt builder OF
marknble efficacy. Mr.. lnCe says: "Nuxated lron
as Il tonic. Is Incompatible. II brings new lie
and vigOr and relieves at once tho nervous strain
when working at high pressure"
La Lnrnn
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NAzsroamp Services

Funeral services were hold yesterday
morning from tho home OF his parents
At 2I"0 Chaplin- street Tor the lhl"
isorEo IIavercamp who died OF Injuries
recelv.d In "A OuutbnlI game Father
NaTcollus. q. VI Cap. or baltimore. an
unclo OF tho deceased. conducted tho
bcTylCas IIlEh IunsH Mas '''0brat"h III
tho 81 Alph"nhus Cathedral rom" 'h pS
~ I-rInNI Y
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A marriage license wus issued here 10
Andrew y. Brown. OF Charleston. w. Va.
aud Leila l.. Collins. or Washington.
D. g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

Joseph sherman Craig has boon COM
mlsslOuod y captain Ia the medical ""rps
- III. REGULAR army. lin homo la Mt
wovaco W Va
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william r. Robert has been CommiH-
stoned postmaster at NObr. W. Va. and
EdW Ia Adkins. at Allen. W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
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The New York herald., 1920-01-06
ABUSE OF VETERANS CHARGES
NOW UNDER C0NSIDERAT ION

BATH, n. Y. Monday.-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Walker began today to review the
testimony taken during his recent inquiry
into the alleged Ill treatment Of the vet
Grams In the New York Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Home here. What further action will
be taken. IL any, will be decided by the
Lieutenant Governor when he completes
his consideration of the evidence. There
are 1.1O0 inmates of the home and their
average age is seventy-seven years.
A number OF witnesses testified during
the inquiry that the veterans were abused
md sometimes robbed Of their pension
money. which ranged from so to $40 per
month. It was also testified that fist
s,ghts among the Inmates were permitted
In the presence Of the Institutions at
tendants.
other cvidencc in the possession OF
r.,es,tenant Governor Walker, II Ia said.
concerns '1oose methods in the purchase
of supplies at the institution.
Tho management of the home has issued
statements making a sweeping denial
Of all the charges and declaring that the
investigation was welcomed and invited.
The New York herald., 1920-01-06
RESULTS WITH THE CUE.

Play In the round robin for the class
balkline championship of the National
Association Of Amateur Billiard Players
began yesterday at Lawler. Brothers
Academy in Brooklyn, In the afternoon
J. Langdon defeated sydney Brussel by
100 TO 1871, with an average OF 5000 and
a high run OF 81. Joseph Ncustadt, the
present champion. did tho best work OF
the day when he averaged With high
run of q in the evening when he de-
feated J. Johann by i5o TO 133. In the other
evening game j. Langdon defeated Charles
Steinbugler by $50 to 145. with an average
of 1854 and n high run of 20. This after
noon Louis Servatius will meet Neustadt.
Tonight the card will bc:-Servatius VS..
Langdon and Frank Boyd vs. Steinbugler.
In an exhibition Of 1872 balkline billiards
at the Recreation Parlors in Brooklyn
yesterday Willie Hoppe defeated Harold
Peterson twice, 800 to los. and 300 to %.
The winners best runs were loS and l2a
and averages so and 80 l-3. The loser $
best runs were Il and 4s. and averages
II &c and ..
The New York herald., 1920-01-06
Odds and Ends of Sport.

The annual meeting of the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club will be held on the
18th inst.
Indianapolis bowlers headed the lists of
winners in three OF the four events Of the
Central States Bowlers' Association tourn-
ament. which concluded Sunday at Gin
cinnati. Dayton. Ohio. furnished the win
ners in the other class, A. Lands and IL
Haverstock, of that city, bowling i.c5t
for top position OF the two men event. LIN.
coin Lies, Indianapolis, were first In the
i've men, with 2.939 L. Weisanan, Indi-
annapolis. 66S in the singles and w. English
1873 In the all events
The annual Pinehurst On. C.) field
trial. originally scheduled for the las,
week in January. has been POSTPONED in or.
der TO avoid conflict in dates and Will
be held on February 2, 3, and .. En-.
tries close on February 1. The Pinehurst
Dog Show will be held on April and g.
In a basketball game on the Cresc.n,
Athletic Club courts last night the home
five defeated Dartmouth by a score Of !:
10 L.
George Huff. for twenty-three years
coach OF baseball at the University OF Illi-
nois, has turned that department over &c
one of hispuplls, ''Potsy" Clark Huff re.
mains as director OF athletics at the uni
versity.
In the Bank Clerks Basketball Lea gue
games played at Arcadia Hall, Brooklyn
last night, Guaranty Trust beat Farmers
Loan "a to II. ana Bank Of Commerce
beat Federal Reserve, 81 to "a.