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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
INVITES EMINENT AMeR|
ADVANCE THEIR Wei
ASSOCIATION OF MAJ
GOSSIP CONCERNS
Choice Of Department uel
Aside Until After vaea,i
but Names Of Lodge, ka
johnson Are Mentid

"arioh, ONO, Nov. 6. =
elect Harding already has
fillment of his campaign
consult the nations leadin,
regard to a new associa
tons. and he hopes that bv
his inauguration. next Ma
have laid the ground wor
behind which the sentimen
ton can unite. A list of
consulted first has been
and invitations are going
several to come to Marion
clusion Of the months yd
which is to be started by n
elect today.
Both Republicans and
are to present their views
al and personal talks wit
Ing, but he does not con
the present any general
for round-table discussion
ment was from the pre-
office last night that ma
en- who have been eminen
cussion of our foreign relI
up the list. The choice
1t was added, will not b
at present. The annouj
lowed a long conference b
tor Harding and VIII II.
lican national chairman
vealed what subjects til
cussed, but 1t was und
chail-man's visit here was
Harding's request and hal
with the campaign Just
with the policies to be ST
coming administration.
Yesterday Mr.. Harding
offer Of President Wilso
him with q battleship fo
to the Panama canal zond
follow a 12-days' stay at
In response to n telegram
tary Daniels. conveying Il
proposal, the president-el
appreciation, but explain,
had closed an agreement
trip on a passenger stean
Under the present pld
ture by boat will be ma
Orleans, to which point
and Mrs. Harding and thu
go from Point Isabel
sailing date has not bee
Senator Harding ami
conferences on the prop
ton Of nations will talk
his return to Marion in I
will be individual and
the, main purpose of
policy may enlist united
Senator Harding said
sideration would be give
during his recreation per U
close to the president-e
tention that i'm his camp
he promised repeatedly { U
ing of minds" would hea
possible after his electid
also frequently declared
pose of his consultations IN
to suggest any plan of
to ascertain how diveree q
be so brought into harm pm
a united nation behind II
gOtiations with other po os
He also has indicate 10
speeches that irreconcil boz
of the league of Nersail ID
its ardent supporters, |asl
bered among those 70 " n
would listen. To the 81 Snt
Used to give a share OF fins
pOrtionate to its power an
treaties. les.
Although the presiden Ind
er named publicly any Il
include I'm his consultI DE-
ton of a wholly unathd dl
has revolved PERSISTENT ton
Der of conspicuous figu he'd
answer to the descripild res
has laid down. Ken
So far as the senate baie
cerned. this undercur IS
has carried frequently ktrie
such Republican sena N
of Massachusetts. chair Aler
eign relations commit how
Pennsylvania. a forne ii
state and a treaty sec
johnson of California. eiy.,
oncilable leader: and ! h
eonsin. a leader Of The ,,,,,
On the Democratic side o.,
among otbel -
derwood of Alabama.
err: Hitchcock of Ne' ~
the fight for unre>efN n ~
Simmons Of North Car
1900, - rl-anSaS -Gl
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Republicans. 2Sn: Democrats. IA i;
missing .; Observation-Disclosures
/: Socialist. !.
'one missing.
''one Socialist.
s''onc Independent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Chicago Nov. 1.-THE makeup of
The next congress, which viii consist
of 200 Republicans. 130 Democrats,
one Observation-Disclosures from
pennsylvania, and one Socialist from
New York, follows with eight districts
MI ainr
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Chicago. Nov. 6.-The next senate,
according 10 reports thus far received
from Tuesdays election, including old
members. will be made up nv follows ::
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Three bombs filled with high ex-
plosives were found In the doorway OF
a building adjoining the First Nation
Al bank Of Portland, In the heart of
the financial district. AS a test. police
officers took one of the bombs to an
outlying district and exploded It. The
test showed the bombs to be of high
power
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Republicans, ~. Democrats, II.
Republican majority. go.
sOne district missing.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

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to cast
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= farm
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organ
latiyes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

Wayne II. Wheeler, executive super
lntendent and general counsel of the
Anti-saloon League Of America, has
issued statement Mt Columbus. o.. In
which he asserted that reports on con
'resslonal elections from 40 states
show that substantial majority of
both house and senate are against any
beer and wine amendment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
COUNTY UoMNIgsIoMEp AND
LAWYER IN FIST FI0UT

county curnruIpr toner's office y"rtcrhny
morning when ono round bout was
staged between Attorney G"Orgc g
EcnckN and County tummiPrionrr Dan
Icl g. Dean Interference Ht"ppcd tho
night number OF good blows wNr"
ntruCk before they wCrC parted. The
night was witnessed by n score or moro
mon In tho surrounding orfiCca
II liz Understood thnt ..ttnrney Beneke
had BEEN Ia tho commissioners office
and In ECme way an argument started
between him and MIR lean about bill
II In alleged that Reneke started after
Dean following some remarks which
wore made by Dean to Bcncke which
Wero taken AZ insulting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
UNIVERSITY CLUB
CONCERT TICKETS
Pew Vary Desirable BsAts Are stan
Available for OOnoerts

Early y"Etcrday afternoon tho I'nI.
NeTElty club Concert committee report.
Cd stu remaining unsold eight seats In
III" orchestra at SO. five IN the drcss
circle at $40 and thirteen Ia the balcony
At ~ ~. la addition I" these there ara
Ain" "a number ~ hoaiS Ia tho faInII,
,ir,ie al 81
IhlS statement wac lrSurd Ly tho
''.mntlil'" merely ~aiuins 10 Ito
rai'"nS va" haV" u"I leI i""k ell aTioI
IhClI H. hets I"I thr ,un,Ine Yeai Ih.Io
"a" leo - h""hi ~ha i""r,rI that Ih,as
lev n"Nls ~liI L., GOLD and that ti.uss
n'sis'tI"r 4" Tn,'i,a". iI,hrIa I.., iks
"s"""" III i's """hi. I" i.", f...-.
Z" ode u '"I.'i.. n".i,in.UIn,.Ii g.. IL.
a iI' u" "Is... III" ~..uIue
slS~" led -.-.'''' .'.i "-"4 ".sIs.L.d ~
l.. iI.si.
H. ''h-' i"s' $500 .s,.,,.,i L., I."I,I ct
ll'"- ~ '-""'' H." l,.,L-u t., u".-L.,
f"' ihs '"'l'- h,,,.-" .ntL .,uI 10 -
y"-. I"-' " I'll I.~ I" - 49,. d,r
t,',',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
MRS. YOST, NOTED SUFFRAGE WORKER,
APPEALS TO WOMEN VOTERS

~l'h -" u"lil'"l rnr'l"" ~ the"
"h"I""' said Ms y"si
~ ',u' r"v"'n,rrul - hullh"h " 'sn
""lI rr"p"'ly function through p"lI''r"'
PARTIES uni"su changed IN Ita funhnn"u
tails ThIp bcInR trun. women, ~"
'"uvI n"Cd 'au boot M" tho n"wlN won
privilege ~ tho frRnChlao through am.
alton with party organizations II"T IN
fucnC" In tn" pHrtl"a Will certainly 10"
greater VI she speaks ono who be
Tonga" and ono who IN a member Tint
Independence 81 political action that -
NO wholCHomeB u""cEsNTy Ia our p"lll
tent we'll being would not b" h1inpCrci
by party Rfnliniinn.
'fur ten years | have boon engaged
IN work which WaS taTn1SiIy Hupp0Tt'l
by members II all political IaTti"s aud
when decided 10 actively df0llat" with
D. iltI'al r1Ity II NaH with "a kn"Si .
edge that ~ N"uId Ia dlfnCuii fuI many
81 nay fri.uds with whom hah -" i"ns
worked Ia understand gay i"Slti"u
iIut ia. ytaI isSu1a al sIok. au la
II.naI. kn"~ u, de- ~ tho .""aith.ns th"t
l., uusht ab"ui ihD I"a,ll"s i"Ua 81 ia
.a...iidairS Il the -" '"aI "' i.aI iit .
and I",l 1a"i" Connected -Ith II,"sG .."..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
GAS SUPPLY COULD
EASILY Be CONSERVED
HatuT.'s ideal rusl Wasted In many
Homes nays OHi1ial U'u"a ""
Operation 81 UssTs.

I,nu, limo ~ Iituo thI"uEh w" "'"'
nm 81 paid al, in' monte !" 'h'' w."
"A. al Inu an n va l"un "ih'I ""b". "''''
,I.n ,r ia. ,osihonir - IA" natural R"a
consuming nI"nn hnr boon 'h'''
ILr oTf,,In 81 tic Federal. HAT" ana 81"
ul,IrnI uuIh"rlll"n n"h IA" ''"'"'"' ''"'
dIut TIhutIuR '"uranl'". \" 'nl'"'" "''
uII Ihr 10, urniiy f"t lUt'n"h'''" 80 "I' w
IL"n Ia = pr"Frnn I" '""n"fN" Wv
uao III rr"Inninlng nuprI'"H ~ '"'"'"'
pnp Tor cuu~rSi lnl pur I'"n"u
An uffI,or ~ "n" "r ia" lnfE" 'N''"
rnuIcu whl'h fmruirh"r na'uInl H"H p''
leo To nrnrly lh0.hO InWlIl"". h''''""
Inn, n survey of tn" general El'hh l'nh
II.,In,o, th,i tho average hour"hnlh In
burning about twice M WuCh gas Nv w
needed and by rcnsnn "f lhlH ~ INC
winter months tho demands ar" "n'h ~"
90 cKrcd tho ability OF inc Pt"nu''"H
companies To produce" ana hlHt,nu'' err
What really exists" mid thlH ON
cInl ''Ia not 80 much u HhorthEc OF mt
urai gas, although the supplies ar"
gradually being diminished. NJ 'r"'
mcndou- over demand by IN" ""hHu'n''
who ia burning gus In incflI"l"nl Hppa
rn.us and consequently wasting II with
ont nny regard for the fu'ur".
The situation has Rc0m" 80 acute
that II has been found necessary 10 "'S
continue the iurniHning OF ma ufhl 6IS
to Industrial plants. particularly ~ '"'i
weather. so TINT II may ho hNhilhbl" Tor
!
times when II IN imp"SaIbl" l" hleel
these winter peak load requirements Il"
A number 81 communities.
'''rhr supply ~ not IimlIlrss. na ="
t,Ir hna irI-ISiI"i only az much IA IN"
anndn and We nIr i"kins II away from
Ihrn,. nIurr h"uaos la enormous H"H"''
IIrn rV'II year ,,,
"Ihr ..n. iui,"i Commute "n N"'"i a
itan tnnh,I .aiI"u. 81 viii IL Ih' lh''''"'
of the lInii,i staten ii"i'"" - Mh'"" 10
=, chairman and ia. dlli't'ni i'r"'"'"'
a,,rhntIIlon kn,S IuvGHilr"t'h TIE "''"'
II,,u nud .,r u,ahinb 'H'iy 'H"'' !" -"
Iaiu AI, ." 'I,'i"iI"" 81 TIE ''-''" ~
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,,., A, ,.,,,,,., iI,.u vlIi '''',hl"n 'rh''"e
anal k.,IIu, - ss.,s' ""'l 80 '''"' 80
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~ ut, H. ih' "',,''''"i 81 ~"'' '''"t W
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
POLICE CLEAN UP
TOUTS AND CROOKS
onInr or roLIoH FA1D IA
aAOUHDb or MUAAI v111 4,
Mig UT0~d OF mo GOOD o. NSge1s -
ordered ~ leave Uty 81

hs ri'h Gl"Il"ss -, ~" Wssi XJsglnI
.i.'" f"i', -" IL" his h-yt WhteN
i.ay ,..s i"ui. ri.L r".hsls AgA q
ihias n,." ~ al h's"Il ~ i"Ge ASttyoI,
l." IL" ,ity p".'s.dap ."h WhAs nfsDs
"'i ,'"' , ., .. ' '-fs.' IN,
n"-i 'hI.f 81 I'"in," p,-a F,sslstI ~
hI- I.i.ln .i"ih.. met" ,r-as . lfNN.
,ia." 80 ih.'"-.i-"- -ud "sss \ keVHo
~ ~" ir','- vote rirh-d Vg tNpAtl
""'-Id" -" p-'"- "nd '"ld w tnnHN
,h.m--Iv"- "'r'r" ~ wheeling ~ tWMef
he consequence tBE .
IN" 'hIaf WIN D,,sotIy.s wed AM
nurh vnld, fumes md walker, UhnfY,
md Midtown end nl"h.yds ard Cfvnls
brrhor went through ~. mutual qheo
under ~" grand stand Hnd srreste0 y
nuIr1,cr ~ poddl.ru Of Information. -
There wrrr no rrnSntions accomtoNy4f
Ing III" arrests Th" rnen Esre sia9eY;
told to stop out sid" N" she'd and Lh4Al
ih.y had complied. they were tolo ~
stop outsid. Of tho fair gates.
Then = furth~r request VA me44
that they rtrp outside Of Wheaiinox ~
stay outside u In = safe bot Al w
thom arc Some miles from WhssllrN, ~
pTasent. even n thoy had TO 'vaIh.r.(lI
4 fortune telling female woo ~
beon doing stunts up and down the ~
way In floWared calico robe ~ tes|l
10 nut on sOmh real clothes and SCI ~
the grounds. which she did. 1sf
Two GOlOTed men and d WINS 42i
suspected pichpooksts we're aHsate1 -.
fore thry got we'll insid" 81 the 49,
They will lee released this mornlHb ~
tnid 60 sei ouI ut the city q
F,sd e ~. n'A ~ha oiaIms hsv xeE9
.itIy 80 HE hons Has aItastsd SNVe
sallGilins nanny Ia, a hsi sad VII -
,.isd !" r"ii"s """,' Iniss ".,aiak w.
i,.iis.. H""tn ..h W-i.s' sHA hMaeki
ri.....u 49,. H. ~. easel "
II u -. !. coy ,n-i l.ess vii
i.., f.- ...-L- ~ 49, w.ssliAa ~
..l.t.-,l"" ,.i-, --a 49, wN-s'tN II
."-. h.i -" ir. "'""L- ".r. - f19f,
IIi- '.-" X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
". {. MARSH TO BUILD
HOME AT ELM GROVE

W ". Marsh fllcd m application with
r"rmt ClCrk George Abrams YESTERDAY
Tor permission To oroCt homo n F"rd'-
Addition to Elm Grove
Tn" building Will he n two story
frame EtruC,urn and will cost approx
matelv $500. Plans for tho kulldIng
have been drawn by " u "arpenter
AZ CHI .tsct.
Tho contractor 10 J NJ MCCutchen.
Work. no doubt. will be started In tho
near future 80 that the building can be
completed before winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
CALL CRIMINAL
DOCKET At $3.50

iudEr hinn II lI0hIns"n viii h"Ii "
srshiult 81 criminal cont THIS I"irn""h
viii l.. Called
A. ihai huuI Ihr I'sia"i,a WI" ~"''
IndiI,i L.. tho 'Ihir ,"u"ig hi"nh In'b
Iu.ad.y ~Iii E"N' IL. "Ir",' tu"lE ."
aui..n, h., ,'II'a'i'Ir'I hy '"'"s"l
.uI .nIs, II."" ~ inhI''''''"i- =" !"
,,.,,.iiy iI,. ,"., ,I'i,ii,,.,a r'"l'"llE
a. 40 a.. ni,,,.I I" ,u.nF 81 H." Indl'i
.,,.,ta "nd il'-.. ""i Zee "'e"''""' -"
I"I', 'i"i""
orIn... 80. ,uI f', "'""'"i r"'"r'"
be- -y"," "''I !" '"-'"Ir 80 ""''' '''''
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u,,,,i. ap.lu"I ih',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
AUTO BURNS
On Al o. anTOR rAsTr HHhH ROD
npAI. psTATp uoTvHETio"
uAvn MIaEORTUnp
u,.,l 80 T"r, Th'""gh oh'" MT Acct
d.r, N--- Th.i' T''p

uh,Iry u"-" Md r",'v =" w.
f,I,rIu 81 ,hn,I.rl"n " y" at ~
,yhnr, vI,r hnh h""n ~ Ia" 'NH ~
I,u,IuP II,r ,iai" '"rN'U'l"" ~ ''"'
cr,nir tnru. uci wiIh wlHf"''un" -"
,"rdpv m","ing WHOM 'h'l 80, '""
NJ, VIM, IN Ii'In"nl county, - MA
- .I,,,,,i ,n,nIIy druirnrod fh" ru"u
Ind .Iart,d Tor ihclr h"u'. in'"nh'ng v"
mako III" irir hy way ~ h'I'''",h",
q mud other ohio ciii"", nmh "n"h
,hoy w.I" nbnuI twenty I"Ii "'''I
ycrI uf wheeling til" car VOC" W. "
~ ,u, - I,'Irnr rsIIuEulHh"T -
,I,,.,L,LcL the hInIr. but Tia" "hI wan
,,nJ,,rd urrIotr nuh TIA" party ""'
Compelled l." return l" THIS 'h} anu
IravrI homo hy TAIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
WOMEN VOTERS
HAADNQ WELCOMES THE WOMHN
VOTERS Al CITIZENS.
NOT Az THE REPnEBEMTATIVE
BOLDLY or SEX
WOMEN WILL PASS UPON NATIONAL.
PROBLEMB ron THEMBELVES.

Columbus. o. Sept with hlr Gus
tnmnry Hnity. Senator Harding went 10
tho heart Of tho nuffraR" uuCstinn In n
speech n day or two hRO at Marion.
whom he said. Il don't believe In max =
Ing IL distinction by appealing To "iihor
rex ar To my Clnsn an such My CAM
palgn will l." directed To tho CiiiLcnry
or tho United states. and ihku tho
View that women come into that "iti'
z-nry tho rhmr basis mcn.
lot OF words arc being wasted In
speculation nm To III" effect Tint tho
granting or nuffrnBc To the women n1
tho United Stnicp viii hnNc IN the po-
liiiCaI balance. Tn" only certain tent.
nr Cournc. viii be Ia" r"nuli ul the poll
ing In Knvomb'r Mrnnwhllr. tho car
dInnl fact while. In nlwnya T." h" kept
In mind with regard l." tho LONG p"ntphh
81 rKIrnnirn ~ the right OF nuifThEo
| Ia women In TINT they hive been given
the vote not b""hunr they nr" women.
bat hrCnuHr on every hhnlu 81 TlHhi ana
rrnu"n they ar" 'lllErnn
That the ohirnaI"n "r III" nuffrnKo TO
women viii Ia nny way upH"t "nT p"Il'-
teal balance. however. ~ F'nr'"IY open
To- argument We have only I" ""nrlh'r
the part which wnnnn has played hero
InruIc. IN her rrruTictcd way. In public
iffnITr Ia bc perfectly certain that upon
all publ" uuchtI"nn I'll" woman 'lllH"h
win lee Jut an r"und hn III" h'hI" 'l'l
s,u Ia nniI"rn 81 pnirl"tlrn lhdr"h.
"A mIEhI with r'hn"u he "kp"'i'h lhh'
la the last anal ynIr the m"ih"th "I inc
un / ion have IlHru To- huhllmr h'IKh'n
never attained hy man. Il" her pnIrl"l
irm nn q v"IImE 'iiiEon cannot D." '"I""
IA uu,rIi"n We do not hhv" l" ," any
b,rthr, bach than the p'II"h 81 ihh
wuIId wat Iu rnIahlIhh that lh'I NUM-
InIl anon all other lnnn'h "nd I'"h'I'.
nuII,Irn Ih,r, la un I'"n"n"hl" hi"hh"
inI doubt that th' woman V"''' ~" =.
ih' ""l' vote. WIZ -" '"' ""'
.....I.t. ,,., ,,u the. nIia. I,ui II"i,i 49,
IuI nIinHEIh,i f,"" Ga h"'il'"" I"l''
~ vI,w Eu ih"i tho need lee ~" i'"'
II SHAT IT,, vuI,,"u s'i'i =" III u" n"h' -
IaudIup "a h"I NlI"""" l'"r" 81 -"
iIn,n ~"uld ~ aga" 'h' "'''' ''"' '''
q. t,n .d,, ....r." l." ,,sisi'' h'' "I"'' "
la Itu, ,,nl',.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
R.on1h NJ sIAoala1

Alfred II. walker. Concord. A.y1
writes: u md many who we're W0Aoa
men are now very much Harding me9
and will give their votes TO him ~
tho full Republican ticket No AoCn
Wilson Ideals for than" ~ ~ 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
RIVER NEWS

A pool stnEc Of p foot was registered
nj the local wharf last night Tho steam
or Liberty arrived yesterday AT noon.
and departed at o'clock last evening.
en- route to ZanesviIlc The Helen f..
arrived In last night nj o'clock and
Ieavea today at noon for Now Mata-
moras Tho steamer Senator Cordoll mr.
rived at midnight and leaves Tor Hun.
tington this morning nj o'clock. and
tho General Crowder arrived In at mid
night, and will leave this morning a.:
6 o'clock. on hsr way 70 Cincinnati. 0,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
MODEL ELECTION
HELD AT BENWOOD

worry rnIhurIariIc meeting ~ III"
yynn,u ,uicrr 81 Rcuwrod was held NJ
no city hall. James r. Shipman and
Chnrlca 81 GnrrIgnn NJ M"undarIll". NJ
instructors for tho women lnatho WORN
Of rrgIK,crinE md voting Mrs. j w.
IJnwcl1 Mrs Dunm downing. Margaret
IIrn mud MnEdalcn~ br"gan worc mp
pointed aH the clerks. and model "In'-
lion Haa held with every woman
pIasrnt casting her ballot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
,.psssAyiOrAL OssAatan1
tails N..t-s NJ AsstsrsAst DOU
ana HpSs dispensers V"sSn ~
friday III

Restaurant Employees and asdA Pl3
rrns.r- Local lnlou No Tvs viii bHS
~ a:ao o'clock NJ their hall. 1865 MAJ.
hot street. .
international OrGaniser VIM. MG
anaRh. Of Cincinnati. Ohio. VIII 1921
on matters OF vital Importance 20 ~
members. and tho election Of o6i1se4
will take place. s
Trndes council will I've In attenoA0oA'
All ara invited The international
ganizer has 4 financial statemSoeg
give the membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
~ uauAT-r OF TuH anrUnLfuAH
EARTV Avn TTa OAHDGDATRa
nREIuvuu TuAT wONEN auOULD
ArTILIATH wrTu rOLTrIttAL
pARTTRR
--spn HHR UHOrCR FROM CAREFUL
STUDY or THH aITUATTON.

ChsrlrSton W Va. Sept Mira ri
liz 4 Yoat ~ MorERntnwn. aNH"CiRt"
chairman 80 tho Republican NtRtr com
ruittcc believes thni n" women ~ West
virginia should actively affiliate vita
~. rNstiuE politioal parties.
Mrs YOst believes that tho influ"nC"
- Muturu VIM r"litiral parties will ho
greater as members ~ these urEhnlAa-
TONS and rNpTrHScs the opinion thu
thclr parry SfnItAtiun should he prompt
and active
Ia a Htst1m"nt which rho save Ia tho
pI'a- today. MIC Tuat declared that h'r
afnlIati"u hHd pf"suri participation Win
tho hcrubii.a f.arty la tao rIea'ut
,autpais" ~aa p.It, I'tl" d"ty oh
saIh.
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the ysUH,aU - N.nt Virginia 1" affiliate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
September Shipment OF
H Art PeftiCOdtS, S5.65

You know the significance You know
the aplcndrd uunhiy tho perfection ct iii.
Ihc vrcnl vnIncn the IIy Art Silk Under
nIrrta set forth This now nh'pm"n, "m
brncca p"tIr""nta Of TnFf"tn nnd OF i'"" h'
Chino Of good wearing qualities. Th" now
cql suit and dress shades.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-06
FLEET OF PNEUMATIC TRUCKS
TO VISIT PARIS.

Paris will extend wholesome
welcome to the fleet of pneumatic
tired trucks, trailers and other haul
ing equipment that will visit this
city Saturday, April "a, under the
auspices of the Central Kentucky
Auto Dealers Association. A band
will accompany the fleet and give
concerts in all the cities and towns
visited. The fleet is valued at
100000 and the tour will make
$50 miles before their return to
Lexington.
A local committee is planning to
meet the fleet on the outskirts of
town and escort the convoy to a
parking place down town where a
short program of speaking will be
conducted.
The purpose of the tour is to
boost good roads, speed up produc-
ton. demonstrate that trucks can
be used for all kinds Of work in the
rural sections and prove that cost
of operation is considerably less
than the old methods.
The unique motorcade was plan
ned by the dealers as an educational
enterprise and there will be no at
tempt made to solicit business on
the trip.
The towns to be visited the first
day of the tour include Nicholas
willie, Wilmore. Shakertown and
Harrodsburg.
Tuesday, April Goth, sees them at
Perryville, Danville, Bryantsville
and Lancaster
Thursday, April 22d, Whitehall
and Winchester.
Friday, April 23rd, North Mid
cletown. Millersburg and Cynthi-
ana.
Saturday, April Gath, Jackson
VILE. Centerville and Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-06
WHITE SOX THINK WELL OF
CYNTHIANA PLAYER

The Louisville Herlad's sporting
columns has the following regard
ing Harvey McClelland, of Cynthi-
ana, well-known here, who is with
the Chicago White Sox ball team
this season:
Prank Graham entertained a
number of the boys with his appre-
citation of Hervey McClelland, the
Cynthiana, KY, infielder, who is
with the White SoX. Frank says
Hervey is one of the very best ball
players i'm the game.
For the life of me can't see
why they don't play that boy regu-
larly. You may thing I'm crazy,
but 1 want to tell you all that
think Hervey has but two or three
EQUALS as an infielder. He is a
wonder. He makes stops that other
players would scarcely attempt. He
has one of the greatest arms In
baseball, and Bescher or Cobb or no
one else can go around those bases
any faster than he. If / had the
pick of all the ballplayers in the
world. McClelland would play every
day on my team. / saw great deal
of his work in the Western League,
and / know what 1 am talking
about. He'd be the stars of stars In
this league" prophesied Frank.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-06
PARIS EVIDENCE
FOR PARIS PEOPLE
The Statements of Paris Residents
Are Surely More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers

Home testimony is real proof
Public statements of Paris people
carry real weight.
What a friend or neighbor says
compels respect.
The word of one whose nome Is
far away invites your doubts.
Here's a Paris mans statement.
And it's for Paris peoples peheh''
Such evidence is convincing.
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