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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
WESTERN NEWSPAPER
SHOWS UP GOV. COX
NOT PLAYING FAIR

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I,IIurn nf unnnIm"ua n"warpr"'
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ec,rnt or tho fn"' ~" nh'"' 81.
ali on tho ridr Of ''"N"in"' , h,r.
,,,tcI ia do MI tho talking: WI" wv
W o., nuuloupr and by Inference W.
nopGcL rcSpcCtCul silence" on INC "a
~ MI who might not aRr"" WIN H.
MA u,nnIr Of tho IaCihc coast rove
..irntvhi shooter the ih"h W." ,IcL .
,,tu,,inIca who shows them hhu S',o,'
~ ,I,,, rho man who has an hoh'H'
,,,r fnr cyCrv honest question.
'""I, S,,Itlc the Fost-lnirliigeh.'
..L,I Tor . 4uecin,' declaration on W.
vet and dry issue. presenting NV ,nr'
c,Lnr4rutrul given hN TIA" ilI'nI ."'''
r~lS l." the lJ'I'o'i"'"
~ ,,;nI,.runr cos m"l INT with ""i 90
If remembrance 'HA pr"sI'7S's' .
Government, ! kn"" wh'n -" nn'r, of
I.,r ,u,rsrd hy aud h"'nIhth l"
Th, I,hrliunhTy T"Ie'N ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
French Threat Brings
Bo|Sh0viki to Terms

London. sept 2s.--Thc French threat
,hni unless all French prisoners IN Rus
81. sro reprtristcd by october !. IN"
French Black Sra fleet VIII TAX" hcl!"h
aVninrt SOVIET Russia. has brought ihI-
rruIy from " TchiCh"rln. ia" S"Nt"s
foreign minist~r:
We must bow I" hrm'" force. "'-
cordinE to wtrelcSr m'"bhA" from
MOhCOH ,
N TchitCherln protests hEh'hF' hu'
.,iton nv tho French declaring that
nufria has M guarantee that tho hus-
sians In France will bo rrphirlhlad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
oPrIcnRs MAKE RAID

Tho nom" OF Mr. and Mrs. Goylde. OF
Fourth and Logan street, McMt'heh.
Was raidrd yesterday afternoon at Z
O'Clock 10y Deputy M"IardeIi VIII" took
two barrels al mash ana pori"'lI'
good new srtlI IN" pair arc out on "
thGurand d"iiar bond. having been -
l"hard lurt short tim" rs" rom Jni'
They woT, taken 1" III" MouhhTE'I"
lulI e.. b. held los hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
TWENTY-FIVE KILLED
IN KOREAN RIOTING

,,enSau. Korea. Sept .. { ny n" As
su,,latrd Press ...Tw"utN nv" persons
were killed. In ri0tlmE her" IhGrshaI
evening " hen Korean Stud"nts hl'a'kcl
md drstruycd or damaged branches ~
tho Korean industrial hank and Tho orl'
entail Development company ana seven
JnpaneSo houses Th" following might
there was further shooting. roHuIt'hk w
additional casualties IA" huWDJ u
which has not been learned
ArroBts or alleged participants In IN.
noting arc continuing and troops ana
armed oiviiIAna ar" zoarchinE the '"u"-
Try for SasO~ots-
Reports pStnted In Jspsnc"c n~~spa-
para aiisEe tho mob was ed by siu-
denta from tho canadian Prasbytsriah
miAslpn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Ta,ob H Schiff.

New York. Sept - ,un"ra! - r,'''S
,,r I,coh II Schiff. banker and uhilnn-
,nropint who died at hir HON" h~r" Ihrl
niaht. WIN he held Tuordny morning at
TrmrIr Emanuel. where MIR Srhiff w"r-
shiprd Int-rm"nt viii h" Ia H"'o"
Ficldr CDrr"aa liIllr. hr""hl!h
u.,,z ~ trlrrrnma ur ruudnlrnr'
ve,r ,c,oivrd by the family today.
Tho downtown chamber Of 1ommeI.o
announced tonight that 10000 plnoarhS
rrinIri la Hebrew and EnHllhh Iehhlhk
tho East ria" mournr The loss 81 JACOB
II Arbiff % would he diHplhyrd through
uut the Ennl Bids. Bpo'i"l prnI"In Ia
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uomrEaa Ar-rAoHs aAnDTsa

NarIlnEI"n sept - tnY TIA Ash"
. lated t'i'nsJ NilIl"s la tao 'ufI'"'
Isruo ~ Iho American redoi hii"nlh'
undr, Mo iIIIr 'ti''m,al' y 'oinnH r."
s,aBa ramuoI '."I"r''" president 81
tho Nn,, AZ T,daTnil,,m 81 I.ah"I "a y
T'naI"r iia,ll"r lhr h"r"hII'"" '""hI
daI' hns ru'n'u'h ~ hi" rrniiI"' 90 !"
frv", 81 r"lnF hh' h vn'h "hil' to"
r"s no f'rrn,., rptI' 'o"Ith"i" h"' Il"
, luV'd r., r.,ipE r''l
NJ i.","r"ru nlr" S"T" 'h"' 80 ~
r,,hIl, AZ unIInunl ,"nrnr'l"n IN ADOPT
iur liza rlnIfrrru turned Ia back 90
tabor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
THREE INJURED WHEN
AUTO STRIKES TRAIN
ops Man TaL~n T." M. H"r,h Whe"'-
Ing hospital Others AM" u"
60 Nome

Thrco rrru IN m nut"tn"h'." 'rhrh'h
into freight train NJ ~" d"n" I"E ~
,hc pcnnHylvpnia Inca 'r"""lnR nt
Wrs, Wheeling nj !" "''"'" 'n'N
trlI, hut not vrrI"uSlv injured Will"
,Lc other two had number "f cut" ma
bruises .
Thr men were Lemir" Majors who
Wa taken I" IN" Wheeling h"SFl'a !,
orI.E Grinsley both Of Flushing. and
y nurn. Of HOLLOWAY They hrc said
10 ne railroad men and were on 'h"r
way homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Mechanically Funeral

Funeral acrvircu for Arthur w.
ronrnughy who died Saturday ~ %
O'Clock At Huntington. W w WI n'
brld Tucpdny afternoon nj y" " ''n u
ut III" r"aihrnc" ~ i j. ,'HUG'n' -,
~ to,,r,ocuIh street lntCrmcnl VIII
nd mndc in Gr""nT""d 'rm't"rH ,,. IT."
former resident II lhir "''r. "" "''
,ycII known and his death rhm" ~ d"
shock 10 his large circle Of fri"u6H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
MAKE SPEAKING TOUR
OF BELMONT COUNTY

Misa Annie hcCully. Republican state
~rNaniEor of Dayton. Whose HON" ls
fx,Y,rnhuu will bAnn n spcRkinP tour -
belmont county Monday Sept emhor n.
Miss McCuny anu All. nurkTu viii b"
nj IIondrysbuTE "n MondaN al H,thH"
port on Wednesday and Martina r'''S
on ThuTHdhN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
D.nisd ny White

.,,, Ini, SopI q Denial that nr'
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~" campaign hoE"" - w." ""'' ~
"hi"ri =" support hy MY ''''"' ~ w.,
Iongur IN my pprty 1mi II" -" wny hId
49,, I"rrUrrptlr ,nrurniEw Urri'' pat" ~
ila fluids or benefits
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tributiona Tor IA" pamphlet - nn"".
papct T1ai" r"puhlHhinE Ml"s ~"
taEuC'S story "Uucl" Sam Of ffN'h"'n
Ridge" for tho motion pIctur" 81 'h'
story he has advanced $2b,hOO I" " pr"
ducrr who Intends t. show u on us
merits II" didn't write tn" F'"ry MN
self nor did any one ohhr''on WI
the Democratic campaign. Mr.. l'hIu, u
story .nOr did this committee" hut
when ne read II md realized IT, spl"ndhI
A rguncut AS n friend OF the I"aRu" u"
went Ia to help prOdu'" II n"h''
stand he Will accept no pTniliS. hhl Will
r,t ms urnt,,.y back That IL his I"gIl
mat affair aud not the affair 81 Ih'7
committee
II knuW n"hing OF stars mud SlIir''
,,,,pI that this ,"umIIl'" h"h h"'"."'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

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- ,,.,,, valley 'irn"rnI I""pi'"l S"I'"
'"' H. , ,,I.,,- ,un'itii"U. h'"'
,.,,,c,dor ufInruuuri f"ll""lne -" ''
81 ,",nril o,l""r The h"hy YES ,""iTn
81 -, tho ~ ou,uIu"r MA IllIh"h'" ~,
dcrInrIug r"rl"rS, wh"'' ",,i,,,tnr
I,,inn Ia the dn"d rnnn '"uIh "
,onrncL NJ u lat" hour lnn' niRh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

roi,mnui " Va. Sept 20 MI" y"
can " rr"Tr. Hgod rs years. wIh l',,;cr OF u
limo. IS Cropp. died her" auan"nF
his evening nt the HON" 90 h"r "' Ins",
tor. Mrs J. IT, '"ckmnh Wiz I,om,
m ,' Vast virginia and formerly i've" G ~,
"oklnn nd. Maryland. burial Will D" n'"''
-, oakland Maryland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

rho hndI"u It Nrs hunn N''Ph'"P'
ond hor iufaut child wh" h",h ,l''', r"l -
saturday muruluR ~ Ia" N"''h W now
ing hospital w"r" plnr"d u, w" NH"'
,nsk"i. nnd removed IT, W" n"h'' :"
A. ,rrry NJ 81 ThirtS eighth slr""',
where the uuucrnI services VIII u" Me-"
Tuesday morning NJ So" m.r''k N'
uui"m high mmE viii b" "tl'r"l ~ y
o'clock at 81 Mary '"lh"Il' MUIR w.
Inlerm"ni viii h" MAD" ~ M"""' al
vary cemetery. o,c
rho decreased Was y Icnrs 81 hH"
and resided at Cedar Rock nh"E" EN-,
I;rmyr Shr ~ survived hy her husband
ana one son.
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Death for Two; Injured
Imprisoned In Car

&o,hyIll". r"nr.. sept q" WV ~,
Iiod and q score 81 II" rs"nH IN.
,", ,,Iu, vhrn u street chr turned
,ur,lr nr,c-. jumping ~" irn'kf rlt"
man chopped n h"l" in III" ear !" r"S'u"
many or the injur'd
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.BARUCH DISCLOSED
AS BIG CONTRIBUTOR
TO CAMPAIGN FUND

Nn.htugiuu !l'pl - It"I"''d "
URru,h I"iu"r chairman "f ~" W.,
Iudusiilns II"ntd uuh ~ ,I""' l''""mrl
freud 30 rrrpldNui NIle"u mud 81 ~"
rTrtiIcuI's r"u ~ law. Willmw = VI
Ndoo H. tn prlu,ipal ''"ng"l 81 ~"
brruut ratio pre- Id"uiInl campaign. ~
wn4 dlHrIOard ~ II "'Il"H OF hihH7
before the scnRlr rummlti"N iuN'7ilr"'
iuE pInsld"ntlni campaign contributions
nnd expenditures her" IA" past """h
Mr. ItnTirh nir"ndy hn1 cont, lnul'
IhG 500 Ia cash fuI 'amphiEu I"I l"'T' "
ct vnTloun nnIIS. and hhh lI'lr"d -"
additional " .G"O. mnktmg tho l"I'l ct
his HlflH }lO3 900
Tho hohTinEH Of the '"inInil' tee !"
NnnhIugIun wrr" concluded to-day. IL"
committee ndj"uIninE T." n'"l Ia ~
Louis un Iiuioh'I N \ HIngIo dhS a."
sion Win 10 beta ihaie 4" wind AZ -
In,UEIIBnIIuu 81 p"ndII uI'H hN I"""
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IuIIuE Ihr whr ihoI" ""n " ''"h D"
e., 81 I,,nIdcni NiIr"I,'r ,'u""t'". J."
y,nI,h IT,, uh,n, 81 iolnlI." 81 We
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lU"'
eco. IT DO" I'I"''Inl i'"'"''" 81 'h'
!. tlur .,nt,,d"s .y"n ~" D'''""''''""
81 ;. .Iiu.,uy wLI,h abused Ih"I lh'
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Boo b., ,t,r i,,I,ll"I,'d go &c" 81 l'"'' g. go
T., ,,,.,, ,ril rIaiI,""I ,,',,r"i'I''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27

MI rant ado rynhE"EuoH nnh r"n"'
.,,,u,,,iInI IuuIdInyn also ~" pl"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
STOCK BARGAIN.

,,,a r.al, ard vii sail 100 shAys
uIi,u,,InI I,ug sio"b ~ auhstanVA
iIs6nur, fr",r tbs market pfinA Htnc
pnta IRT. LlvIdsnhs nuh AFFORDS WIZ
prom, pnp-IhiIiiIar hddTsss Hos y
Sar" rn,cIirronror Sep il.te
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE ENDS TODAY
READ ASSIGNMENTS LATE TONIGHT
pnFOaTnD TusT TNronT AHT
UaAHusp WILL ~ nanH Nv
MAHS W va OuAnnsh
H"II"v.y D-'h"ns-s was O""s."-'"" ~
uIsfpnp mcdonnell Ysst~rssT
Ordsln nsaoUnu and nlda's

I.,h"r r,nu.ia ! NJ """NIl l"' ~ y"
l,,~,u lat. Huud"S INIT h" o.r".''H 80
.,,,utl,l,, ~" hu.,iu"ra ~ no ihh Wont
IuEI a., annual 'nnt"r'u'' hi N"""""
III" tonight
.rI,. rcr,I,ng ~ ino n--lEururu' - iui"
latora o. charges AMI IA" app"lntn"" II
ur-irl,t "up"rini"uh"ntH probably ~,
t,h,. pl.,,u Int" Tonight. ~ ih"i' u 81 "
'"u,h ct 'h' ,uuI"r"u' huHln""s !" l."
transacted
II Ia rumoccd that II umrnh"r 81 ~
r"Ithut changes ~ HnHighY'"h'H "'' U"
be- utrd" aud that r"srThl nlhI'''Ih
ir"m other ""nf"r""'"' nnd II" ~ ",'
"rhrr denominations wllI L." received Ia
10 Ihr Wet Virginia "uufrr"u'" hhd IN
signed 10 regular w"rk ~ ms Hi,io
MI thrcr scshIuun ct tho '"hi"i' .
Today ~ IA" rlrs, M'th"h'H' .hM'' l'
riII 10 a,,Oed I" irnnTa'ti"u ~ h"Hi
The sunday ssrVioss
IA, sunday norvi'"n Of lh" '"rl'I
.,r.,, vcr, largely attended Vt j"
.,lo,k SUNDAY morning. It0V J II Ii'n0
of Eh,orIuy conducted the ""nuHI GO"
foIEn, o I"H" f'"st "hI' Il "hH I"'A' at
tended
IT - g. ,,I".k IitHhyp iIa"'Ia
Ai.''"""'ii l.,'"'i'o h'' n'''""" T." 'h'
nn,,ual ,.ti,,,u,, T. - h'' inI'd t''
hn., L's" "'' 81 10 '""ni '"""'.' I"'
lr,.oIuI ,un,ur ..'' dollv"''h 81
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s'"rihh ~ '' i""'''' -. ~
gao nieh.r ,'.','"'il poo ''"'
- t,,oIiI,,m 81 th.. l"rh" r hi' b 'h""'
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H.. au,h inrEr 80 40 "naIr"'h ~ -"
.,."uti'u' oi 'lrir'h ""'h"'lE
Ordination z.TSi".s
sunday alderman" uah"r NJ .""""'l
, abducted ~" '''"u"''"'l"" ~ go" '''"
.,.n,ar nud 'hc ",'lInn'l"u ~ 'h'"" 'l""
,nus suh size old''s
Thn d.r,rr"Hs '"uao'fni"h sac N'''
Ndll, Savage. ~ tho N"Il"w"y Ion
,ororr JI,no ~ Urihg"u"'i. ON" ~
,'nnrIo4 . Srnt"r UnH'"r ~ rust
church M"uudsvill". aEs'ai"h IA" Ei'h"p
Win tho 'oua"'rRiI"u s"rNir"
rho ordination for d"ac"uq orders
,yns conducted for SmnS BYRD. Frank
Nj, 'amIc and Elijah !. johnson
Tho minister's VIII" w"r" ordained
cider WITH FUN authority I" pr"aCh ~"
gospel and administer w" sacrament
0r tue church were Juhu Cooper.
N~yte Cutlip. Thomas q Fletcher. r.
I.uprr and Weslie Woodruff
Preach In City Churches.
In connection with the cont"f.n'"
Sunday visiting ministers pir"'h'n ia
most Of the churches OF Mouuds' lie
PREACHERS assigned W Ia" christian
,ruT,h we're Claude Goodwin and w. Is
klnE, rlrst Presbyterian. W { li"Tii"
Ne, and A u Craig haptlei 'hnr'h.
Daniel Westfall. J ! Keenan,, Pr -
i.r.sLvtrllan. W EnElo a"d IT, {
it.~s,d iuIhrIon ,hur,h. ; { jones'
= q Iunes rlot,heh at the i.'iS"" = IA" poi
,,rtoiday i""I"ine
RI, I.ul, of Fl,sr .Lun,h io"ic''i
.rIo,dId ,.usl.aI r,"s f",na a. all '""I''
.,.,, o., sI.,a yosIs'h$!
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IIig nfirru""u ut D. 80 "'l"rN NJ ~,
,,,c ,ruidonrc Elnmm h",cl, w'Il u" ~"
/ ,',.h,,, Cinum widow - ~" l"'"
IIcrrv Srnmm. who died rtm'T nli"'
,,onn ROY T. u Ferris. pastor ~ the
Gcrond PRESBYTERIAN church lni"fm"h,
viii nc mud prNnu"ly ~ "IHrhw"'un
'.,r,tcr, The deceased WAS - year,
' 400 She is survived by lht"" chi
Ircn three grandchildren and w" great
4, hi ITCn.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
NAB WOMAN
in BOX CAR
| Theft Case
Members OF Auburn Gang
Again In Tolls Of U. S.
8 Agents Here

4 sequel IN the Auburn bon car
enonpsrAcy case. In which four men
vurU convicted In federal court last
Tuna vas brought to light with the
arrest At Auburn THURSDAY After
neon Of Mira J. A Lewts. L~muei 4
xoWicr and Joseph -Dugan. charged
With Possession of goods stolen from
hesrsAfs cummercs shpments
Fowler. formally an employe Of
Ne Northern Pacific. was ono of the
1uur convicted in the former eox car
eoboery casa He was sentenced IA
- months At Mcneil island and fincd
o1Ioo. He appealed his case and
vas out on bonds when arrested yes
onrdAy.
4 MA rewtz. also. vas ors Of the
uF1Etnal II defendants In the previous
prooeouticn. but was acquitted she
= proprietrexs Of the ST Elmo hotel
J n Auburn. IN which Edward Bour>
m enc OF the accused committed
. on1rids after oonfeusing his guiit In
ouuse
pusAn b an n r. freight sr~kes-
OaR He vas MOI implicated b
1nrN
a complaint vas Drawn against
- woman and two men by District
Attorney Saunders upon Information
1nFntshed by John wndouist spe-
81 agent for the n. r. railroad.
1AGy are charged with possession Of
n auto tires valued at $500. alleged
- have been stolen from = shipment
! o1uGagnesi from Seattle to . point In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
FRISCO WHISKY
CACHE STOLEN
Hogshead OF Half-Pints Dis
appears

BAN yTtANc1son Nov. n~--An
investigation started NJ the federal
building today In an effort 10 deter
mine VINO was rcrponsibIs for the
tiisappearancs of a hogshead Of half
pint TASK. Of whisky and . case Of
liquor from the basement Of ths
building.
The liquor wss bcid as evidence IN
case involving transportation ot
intoxicants from California 10 Orc
Eon.
when Jesss copeesaka chief eierf
IN the United States attorneys office
WHEN TO SO the evidence lAss
night he found the hosrh~ad con
tanned rocks and the case contained
water. ginger and pepper.
ofncers say they knew sfs ~
dencs WINS real STUFF when u va
placed IN the banezn~nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
HOLD DRY AGENT
IN KILLING CASE

WINDSOR. Ont. Nov. fs>-Rsv. J.
q l. sprArkiin. preacher and liquor
lic~nne Inspector. whose snu-booze
activities reached their climax when
he shot and killed Beverly rrurnble
In q raid near here. must stand trial
for the tfiiing Of Trumblo.
Under q ruling BY Attorney Gen.
erAl George W. RAney sprS.rklin's
r~arrest and trial has BEEN ordered
Trumbls was ehot when eprackrn
and several azroctatss raided an Inn
A ooroner's Jury later exonernsed
spraoktn- II declared sprnekiin sho,
In self defcnsa
Cnui Eancy's ruling was recefv~s
ne matter had been considered
ei-~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Charge 2 Students
as Ticket Scalpcrs

srAEFOtD UNIVERSITY. Paio
Alto. Cal. Eov. 1.-THE Etanford
university campus was startled to
day when the announcement that
two students had been sumrnarsfy
sispended from the university fol-
lowing Investigation Of CHARGES u.at
they had been 'scafping- tickets for
Saturdays caiifornia-stanford foot,
ban CANA The Suspended students
were r. q. Fvra Of los Angeles and
u. IL Ridden OF Fan Francisco.
Further suspensions were expected.
II was declared on reliable authority
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
MAN NIGH DEATH
|--FRIEND IS HELD
Overdose Of Morphine Near
Fatal TO Garvin

Brought 20 city hospital hfs
Thursday, nearly dead from an over
doss Of morphine Nike osryfn>
shingfeweaver. OF Port Angeles. was
etin in q SERIOUS condition Friday.
He has an even chance OF recovery.
Jack HarryA. q, iongshoremAf.
Cervin's pal is held IN city JAIL on
nm open charge. Both were found In
a room In the Northern hotel ilo
First ave. g. by Pauoinihn y. "
Knapp. Rnnpp thinks Harrys gave
Carvin the overdose
Harrys gave a confused stnfernent
regarding tho possession OF s3fa
Knapp says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Bootleggers Beat
Accused Dry Agent

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Nov. 10
When q. Glenn Young. prohibition
enforcement officer. was placed In
the county jan hero on n MURDER
charge. he found himself among n
gnng Of boofiegrrrs In the bull pen"
The prisoners. who held Young 70
sponsible for their Incarceration at
tackled him and beat him up When
jailers came 10 the rescue. Young
was being doused with hot water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Kill Each Other in
Fight With Guns

WILLIAMSON. w. Va, Nov. 10.
Private Ernest l.. RIPLEY. OF the
state polic-. and William Hatfield.
ALLEGED union organizer. shot and
killed each other In . gun duel at
sanda 20 miles cart OF hers tonight.
The report was received by Capt.
Brockus. commander Of tho troopers
In the Mingo coal strike region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

CHrcA0o.--Justice Of peace fines
women es each for contempt Of
court when they refuse TO remove
hats IN courtroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

HELFAsrs--Jonp huilAn. VINO
died At are Of ios. leaves brother
Henry. fos years ola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Three Rousing Cheers!
Especially if You're a User of Corsets,
Rolled Oats or Roofing Material

CHICAGO, Nov. 19-Corsets, rolled oats and roofing
material took price tumble today. The Kabo Corset
company announced slash in prices from 20 TO % per
cent because of the reduced prices of cotton silk and
elastic.
The Armour Grain company reduced Che price of
rolled oats II per cent
Roofing material reduced from 20 10 25 per cent
by the Prepared Roofing company.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-27
TONY FARMER STRUGGLES
AGAINST BAD ROADS

Ben Petrick has been hauling wood
from his farm miles southeast OF
Tony this winter He has sold 20
ricks of 16-inch wood and 80 cords OF
poverty wood. The 16-inch wood was
hauled to Ladysmith and the poverty
wood to Tony. Mr.. Petrick has lived
on his farm three years. He has 3
acres plOwed and 30 acres brushed.
He has log house and a small barn.
Three cows are now kept on the place
and two more will be added in the
spring. as he has grown surplus OF
hay on the land he has brushed.
The big drawback Mr.. petrick has
experienced is that the road to his farm
is very poor He has lost three horses
since he has been on this land and
laws it to the fact that his horses have
to wallow i'm deep mud every time he
goes to and from his farm during the
omen season. One of his horses got
stuck in this road and died from eX-
haustion before he could get her out.
What the settlers want in Il new cOun-
try is good roads, and good schools
and the country that has them will
draw the crowd. RuSk cOuntys roads
are generally good and these poor
strips should be made good before the
settlers are forced to pull out.