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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
HARD|NGFOR
CONSERVATION
Nominee Would Assist World
War Veterans to Owner
ship Of Farms

Marion. Ohio, Aug. 3l.--Thc EooSe-
welt policy of conservation TO develop
TN. w-St and insure an adequate food
suppl! was ndv". .atcd by Senator
Harding here today in i speech to =
delegation Of Republican g"vrrors.
Th" Republican presidential nominee
also suggested that many soldiers or
the great war might be provided homes
~ the undrvclopcd western country and
declared the duties of reclamation ana
development rested both on federal and
state authorities and on PUBLIC as well
as private finances.
Governor Frank O. Lowdcn, of Him
ois who was Il leading candidate Tor
tn" Republican, presidential nomination
at the Chicago convention. was SPOkcS-
man Of the delegation OF governors. ana
in a short speech praised tn" dignity
and tho Srlf-rrStraint" with which the
senator had conducted his campaign.
He also voiced hope that Republican,
Victory would insure i fuller nicSaurc or
Co-opcratiun between the fcdcrnl ana
state guv"rnmcnts. and in response Sen
ator Harding pledged himself To exert
his influence To prevent "cncroarhinents
on the several states Of the union.
Drawing Rn analogy between present
conditions and those following the ciNl.
war, the nominee declared his convic-
tiun that many former soldiers would
~, glad To help open IN" unsettled re-
rionS OF the west as Il reward for thcir
service To- their country. He asserted
that peril to the nation would result
unless there were greater develop
,ncnt Of agriculture in .soinparison to
the growth of the city populations.
1T was against profigacy.' he said.
that Roosevelt raised his voice and eX-
crriscd tho veto power. He started IN"
great rcclama ton movement. f"oSe-
Welt performed a great service To the
nation and what nc did for his time We
must carry forward TO thr future:
Senator Harding also declared that in
it's conservation policy the government
must guard against private monopoly
hut said hc had no particular prefer
cnc," between tho employment OF prl-
yatc funds to attain the highest pro-
ductivity of national resources. He as
sorted that the country needed re-
sumption Of the Republican corscrra-
ton program inauEuratcd by Roosevelt
but ne cglcctcd since 1913"
Eight Republican governors and se"-
eral Republican gubernatoria! nominees
were in the delegation. which included
besides Governor Lowden. Governors
SrrouI. Pennsylvania: Goodrich. Indiana; Dr.;
Rccckman. Rhode Island: stephens. Cal
ifornia: Campbell. Arizona: MckclNi".
Nebraska. and Townsend. Delaware.
After the nominees address AT thH
!iarding front porch IN" entire party
wcrc guests At tho G. y. X; ni"inc NJ
4 Marion park and most Of the visitors
made short speeches on patriotic
themes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
FALSE
Chairman H ays Denounces
Reckless Statement From
Candidate Cox

Chicago. Aug. 3l.-'Candldatc t"N
runs true to form and his Htbt"m'm'S
AGAIN are false" said Will HAYS, I'"-
publican national chairman when shown
Governor CoN'S statement made AT 90
lumhuS The senate C0nmitt"" has thc
evidence and tn. records which speak
for themselves" Mr.. Hays SAID. These
show that there have been L.. IN? ihdl-
\ ldual men and women who nave con-
lrlhutrd slmj tn" convention with an
average contribution OF ;N@ll each.
Elght ur they arr over $l.u"n and non"
over $@.Iuu .DuriuG tn" approximately
10 months h,tnrr tn" convention iN"r"
were lNIlN separate contributions.
"Of these lN.iiI contributors there
were - who gave more than ) l,""".
After the limit wI> suggested and tw"
gave more ,hau S1.Un" hct"r" III" rule
was suggested. The aN'rag" cvntr'hu'
ton ut the whole lN.|l> was 50" -.
This makes a total uf ESU.rut COntrlhu-
tions with an av"rar" "f <?@.&o coming
from all states. tandldHt" COX runs
truv To form and his statements hHain
arc false"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
10000 MINERS
GET INCREASE
PITTSBURGH DISTRICT
SETTLEMENT MADE.
New Scale Based on Recent
Indiana and Illinois {,
Agreements :

pittsburgh: Aug. al new wage
scale" affecting lo.hhh men and ooys
employed in Pittsburgh district coal
mines was agreed to here today BY
rcprcscntatlv, of District No. 3:
I'nitrd Mine Workers Of America ana
the pittsburgh Coal Producers Asso-
Cial ion. a.,
The new scale which will DC applied
To So-call"d day men, Is similar 70
the rcccn; Increases granted in the IN
diana and Illinois fields. The increases
range from So cents day for trapper
boys and others. To- s1.50 day Tor the
mon.
Inside workers now receiving from
sI.7:I 10 s6lN day will draw from
s6.e5 To- SEA a day: outside men. from
*5. Ia and $3.50 day 10 $3.50 and sI.le
a day; trarper boys from SS.lS a day
70 81 The new scale is effective from
August 10. last. ii
REPRESENTATIVES Of the miners ana
onrrarors will meet tomorrow to formu-
late new day wage scales for woIkeks
in the Preeport thick Vein the HicSs
interests. tho Allegheny and kisKl-
minnetas valley. and the Mercer-but'
Ter ticlds. and with about 40 indepen-
dent operators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
AMBASSADOR DAVIS
MAY TAKE THE STUMP

New York. Aug. 3l.-John ". Davis
American Ambassador In LondSn; on. con ,n-
ferrcd with Democratic ieaoers hGt hi. taE.
uay my the rfsl. stump uI for Cox and Roosevelt;
Following the conference. Senator or
Harrison. Of Mississippi. Chairman "a
the democratic speakers bureau. sno
tha, Mr.. Davis was anxious to enter the
campaign tight. but was deferred bv
a question of propriety. ,,o,.
Senator Harrison said he was ANXIOUS
70 overcome Mr.. Davis scruples which
he he explained. arc based upon the iaet
that there Is no precedent f9r suen
course on the part OF high ranking
After a conference with Senator Has.
rison. Governor Charles H: BouEn .S G
Arkansas. announced he would taKe tns
s,umm for Cox and Roosevelt II Maine
Maryiand. arsH r West Virginia and Kensuesy.
The first campaign address Of Of Gevf,- fsvss-
nor Rough will be deiivered AZ = "a.
ton. Maine. tomorrow evening II "aa
announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
HARD COAL MINERS
SEEK BETTER TERMS

Scranton. Pa Aux. 3l.--lt ~ III" be-
l!rf among mine wlrkcrs here that IN"
general scale committee Of the miners
organization which meets here Thurs
day VIII ASK President Wilson To re
o,,rn tnr award or to take some action
hat might result n NOR" satisfactory
terms Members Of the committee" say
That IL Will hr Impossible Tor the h"dE
to declare in favor Of n strike. that tn"
union is morally bound I" accept me u'-
cision Of the commission.
Enoch WILLIAMS, Leader OF tnC n,s iHsus tSst
Tho organization will meet In Wilkes
barre tomorrow and take some action
relative to further plans In opposition
to the award.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
ENDED HER LIFE IN
RIVER AFTER QUARREL

Srccal Dispat tch to The 1ntelliSenccr.
SteubcnyilIc, Ohio. Aug. 3I-Thc body
Of Mrs. Charles Schmidt, 2S, who dis
appeared from her home Sunday morn
ing, was taken from the Ohio river at
the LaBelle Coke plant, near Follars-
bee. W. Va. late today TIE body was
hrouuht To the surface on the wheel "f
ihc excursion steamer Verne Swain and
was seen by a member of the crew
Mrs. Schmidt left her home at o.,
clock Sunday morning arter quarrel
with her husband. and is believed 70
have gone direct 10 the river and rhucG
hrr life. The case Is being investigated
by Coroner r. H. Kirk. Of Jefferson
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Pittsburgh Women Are
Qualifying 10 Vote

Pittsburgh. Ia. Aug. 3l.-More than
!. .nnn women Of Allegheny county have
been assessed at the court house and
hundreds of others hay" paid their "c-
Cupat,onal tax Mt the $40 polling places
in the county. assuring thai they may
vote In tho November election. accord
ing 10 a statement issued by county Of
flcials tonight.
The record for any single day at the
court house since the work started. was
shattered to-day. when more than l.5O0
women we're assessed. Tomorrow Is
the final day on which assessments Will
be made and on Thursday the polls vii!
open for registrations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
EUROPE UNDER GUIDANCE Of /
MR., ROOT CHANGING THE LEAGUE

Europe that Mr. Root had revived the
Hague. Tribunal and had anncunced thae
tho first session Of that Tribunal since
the war began In 1914 would be het1
this present September with M. Ro9t
himself as presiding officer 1t was ateQ
learned that Mr.. Root acting In eoncefS
with the League Of Nations-actin1.
fact. as an agent OF the League OF N
tions-had also organized new
additional court described as "a comp
ment' OF. the Hague Tri hunal;
Judges of which are 10 be chose In
f!rst instance. by the judges OF
Hague TrihunaN
R.adjustmsnt Abroad
At that time the differences froeN
what Mr.. Root was doing. ana
other information that came 10 y
correspondents attention. were descrl$ =
cd in n dispatch published August =.
which IT was said: 1T looks aS II
Euronean statesmen who control
League OF Nations had made up
minds 10 accept as hnal the repeA
refusal OF America to rAtify Af,
SONS version OF tho LeaEue and
therefore determined to adjust
selves 10 the different concepfNAS
Americas International relations
out IN the Republican platform!
Within a few days, thereaftst
Lloyd George said publicly that tMs@{
1t might be necessary to make
change, In the form, at any f1tS
the Covenant" A few deYs iate!
sThs sfqs' Anerieans ms.. s: 49,
they win only ,oID =
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
RARNErr TRANSFERRED

Washington. Aug. ST. BriGadier Gem
eral George Barnett. formerly major
general. commandant Of the marine
rorrs has bcen assigned to duty at San
Francisco as senior officer OF the corps
on the Pacific coast, Secretary Daniels
today.
General Barnett. whose assignment
follows a sixty day leave Of absence
taken at tho beginning OF the fiscal
year. when Nc was succeeded as COM
mandant Of tho corps by MAJOR Cen
eral Lcjeunc will have immediate di-
rection in his new post of all marine
corps movements on the coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
CORK'S LORD MAYOR
PASSES BETTER DAY

Lond m. Aug &i.--Terrucr MaCSwtncy.
lord-nayor OF cork. VIII" Is IN Br!klOn
prison IN crltI"t! condition as re-
suit of his hunger STRIKE. passed
slightly better day. Tuesday. There was
nttlc change. except ihnt tn" prisoner
has developed symptoms OF n"uritiS in
the arms.
Mr., MarSwjncy remained At her nus
bands beds Idle Tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
INSURGENT MINERS
IN THREAT OF STRIKE

Scranton. Pa. Aug. 3l.-Enoch WI
liams. chairman Of the so-Eal!ed III
Surgcnt anthracite min" workers. VINO
will meet at W!lkcs-larre tomorrow 10
act upon President wilson's rcpY 20
nority report Of Neil Ferry OF the Goa!
commission. today made statement
that tomorrow the whole country would
know just what they propose TO 40.
NO Lever law threat he salu, MI W!.
NV twenty thousand followers In tnr
i,sckawanna and Wyoming VALLEY rHai
Geids have. already practically decided
tbrir convention should take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Reds Mako Gain.

London. August "l-"Rus!an E"lShC-
vIN forces. fighting against h"lISh
forces u.r'h Of Rc"Si-LituvSk have 80
rupicd e., number "f village; from - to
"a miles southeast Of B.alyStnk. says
7 wireless dispatch fr"m M"~r"w re-
rc!vcd here today. quoting IN official
st1trmen, issued there t"HLY.
Heavy fighting. which Is declared tn
be favorable To tn" Soviet armies. coir
,iNucS in tho vicinity nf l.rmhcrg.
In th,. me- rhhorhood If Ir2Nl-l.iioNSk
where the EolSh"".ki claimed Yesterday
,n have calt urcd several towns from the
poles only locni fighting lS gong on.
rh,. staten, mt declares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
APPROVED BY TIE I. 8.

Washington. Aug. 31.-Thc Interstate
Commerce commission today approved
,bc anplication OF the Pittsburgh n
NVCst Virginia railway for authority 10
nrrchasc oI.S0o shares nf carital stock
With par value Of N.H65.NoO. Of the
Nvcst Side Relt Railroad company.
The Wabash railroad today applled
TO the commission for authority I" issue
five psr cont profit sharing |:ci"rreo
stock to the amount Of sI.5Ib.l2V ana 4
like amount Of common stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
REPURLICANS READY TO ACCEPT
WHEN IT HAS BEEN
RESHAPED
Evolutton In Harding Policy Hand IN
Hand With Alterations
Abroad
By MARK SULLIVAN

National Political Correspondent or
The IntrlliGenccr and y.
Evening Post
Washington. Aug. al - our Corrr-
snondent believes that the public docs
not realize fully what Is happening 10
tho League OF Nations as il affects the
domestic politics OF the United states
This Is so important as to justify an
effort 70 make ii clear.
Last May Elihu Root wrote tho draft
Of the platform plank OF the R"puh!lca
PARTY dealing with the League or Ma
tionS Immediately thereafter MT. Root
went TO Europe and has spent the inter
ven!ng time chiefly In consultation and
cnopcrat!on with those European states
men who are the leading figures in the
League Of Nations. In June Mr.. Roots
plank was adopted by the Republican
convention. The net meaning OF this
plank of Mr.. Roots. added to the other
Intentions whirh 1t was known Mr.. Root
wa s about TO carry out in Europe, can
not he summarized more briefly than In
a dispatch your correspondent wrote at
that time, on Juno l6:
"T'he Republican purpose is to revive
tho Hague Tribunal. perfect It. and en-
dow It with added vitality and agencies
Mr.. Elihu Root 10 today In such q
position that the future International
policy of the United States as between
ihA-isaSuh Of 1ionR. and somethin8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
TWO DEAD; Is HURT :.
IN DROP OF ELEVATOR

New York. Aug. 31.-Two men were
killed and sixteen persons lnJuleo, sose
,s,ning y, eit:hteen passengers fell ten
S,orjes to-day during the home rush per
imd IN a building at 215 Fourth avenue.
IYremen worked nearly an hour VIZ
acctyIene torches to release tnS ooulsS
of the dead after police hao tAken ~
injured out Of the wreckaGe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
SERVED THE LIQUOR IN
COFFEE POTS-IS CAUGHT

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. 2l.--Prohibit!on
agents announced Tonight that during
raid to-day on the saloon OF Patrick HiE-
giis they had discovered unique
IN 2thod for dispensing whisEey over
bar Higgins. they alleged. served the
liquor IN sDhall coffee pots to avoid de-
lection. The agents ComfisCated - bot
ties Of whiskcy in III" saloon. was an
nounccd. ."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Peacn ParleY OH.

WNrsHW. \UEuNt n -"Ttl'" N"SOITA-
tons between the Polish and Russian
drlrs?'iuns at MnSl hilc h'."H int"r-
ruIdrd. according /" = - les dis
ra'ch rr,".y"d here. Most ~ ia" Poles
delegates n.,Nc l,Ct Miu>k for Hr~N' l.'t-
uy>k. while tn" R"lSh"vik Representa-
fiycs huv, "onr 10 Moscow, both sides
alarming to RESUME the conference with
IN , week. probably II, ltlgH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
WHEELING TRACTION CO. FARE INCREASES
SUSPENDED BY TELEGRAPHIC ORDER OF
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Population Of Logan
County Nearly TripIed

Washington. u. G.. Aug. 31.-Thc
population Of Logan County. West Nir-
ginia has nearly trlplcd IN tho last ten
Years. tho Census bureau announced
today. The 1920 total Is il.n0@. an in
crease of 2G.53O. or 1888 per cent
Logan County incorporated places:
Amsterdam. 2Ia. Holden, 2.146. Logan.
Sharplcs. l.o&7. Yol!n. 6@&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Ss,,enoff would AID.

Copenhagen. august 81 General
Scmrrr,fr tn, -R"lsh"vik GosSack
leader ia eastern siberia. has applied TO
Loon Trolsky. Bul>h"rIk. minister ~
war and marin, for permission I" Join
the Russian Soviet amy. says Mos
COW dispatch quoting reports printed III
n cWSl.aDCr Of that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
SUWALK| IN
HANDS Of POLES
IMPORTANT SUCCESS
AGAINST THE REDS
Peace Farley at Minsk Breaks
Up-To Reconvene
at Riga

London. Scp; 1.-The Fo."S have
taken Suwa!kI. about forty miles north
west OF Girudno. II is announced by
lithuanian representatives here.
\ Polish DIVISION IL reported I" DO
on S"iny. east "t SuwaIk!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
n Fail TO Locate
|thical Fifteen
lar Campaign
ERepublIcan finances

TRepubllcan finances s
erutiny OF the senate
,ating mpaign eX-
|Will H. Hays. Fred
party leaders found
denial of Governor
rges that a $4,000
raised. and also took
lno committee leads
Democratic Golfers.
surer OF the Ropub-
dttec. was question
Senator's PomerenS
who elected from
the congressional
IN committees had
700. in addition to
10 budget appear
testimony. At
Mr.. Upham. the
= table Of state
said ne made
Or 70 Senator
g table total
1T Mr.. CphaIn
ope or desire
y, 900 OF this
RkaR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01

The above telegram received last eve
ninr AT 7:30 o'clock by Mr, I; T. hIt hiIt.
jngS general manager OF the NhecL!H1
Traction company came Ike tMu''sr NV, Srs,
lntimation received that there would d.
nny onposition to the putting lnto e"eCt
thc new zone tariff schedule. ~hlch ""S
IN have taken efrcct this morning. VII"
the starting OF the cars.
There will. therefore. he no chanee
in the fares charged and inc "!n ~ .'T,r, on
Of collecting fares from All ?oiniS on
tho Wheeling Traction system; VIII pe
continued, This includes the ran lan-
lIc division. Steubenvilln and Wells
burg, Moundsvillc and all linr9 onctat-
ing throughout the Mheslins nin,r nSrchaSea
new tickets will have their money re-
FUNDED II they will turn IN the tickets.
If is understood that quite nuI'oel
Of tickets were purchased !tstci una 80
many were ready to comply WIN '"'
now rates issued by the company
Only . Delay
According to Mr.. Billings the suspen-
.ion will no doubt hc only temporary
%nd an extra effort will be made ny tnH
Wheeling Traction company 10 nav nav u,o
new tariff made encctiVe as S"oh
nossiblc II is thought that snmc tech
,,troI matter pertaining to the hlinS OF
tho tariff with the commission Is pos
sihly responsible for the suspension AT
This time. The Interstate commeFCS
commission is piled up with all kinds OF
work and this possibly accounts t"r nov
being abba to give a dchnit" decision
until the last minute.
MIR. Billings had just returned from
Washington and there was no inalca,
lion that there would be any hoIdup IN
the granting of the right 10 increase
the fares on the local lines.
The present rates went into "Hect uh
MAY % 1919, and will be continued. IN
The meantime, wages have been iAcrchs
cJ nm the lines Of the corporation 70
s150.OnO annually ana
only about a week ago an increase was
granted 10 the laborcrs connected WIN
tho company. In addition I" the ad
ditional expenses incurred from wage
increases, there Is the added expense
or new paving and many other items
OF importance that run into big NGureS'
not including additional taxation.
had Gone 20 Big Expense
The company had gone to Dig ex-
pense In getting ready for the putting
Of the new zone system Into enect ana
the only opposition TO the system was
from the town Of Steuhenville. Ohio.
Tickets had been printed and mace
up into books and many Of them solo.
while much advertising had oeen oono
and schools have been conducted Tor
the employees Of the roed In order 70
have them drilled in the matter OF COL
Meeting fares and keeping zones IN theif
nNei2& n sssSsis So. Nnr0fus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
TWO DEAD AND TOBACCO
CROP BADLY DAMAGED

New Haven, Conn. Aug. S1-Two per
sons dead. q SCOPE injured. damage to
the tobacco en- tu.atod at two mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
Action Comes on the Eve of
Putting New Zone System
With Higher Fares Into Ef-
feet Today - Suspension
May Be Only Temporary

Warrington, D. c,
August 81, 1870.
M. c. P. Billings.
Vioe-President and General Mgr.
Wheeling Traction Company.
wheeling, west virginia.
"WhseNng Traction Passenger
Tarif No. suspended"
Signed, G.. B. M'GIhTI, Secrety.
Io+.rrtnfa Commerce Commission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
States Troops in Battle
|ith ZOO Miners Sympathizers
5 Anxious
Be of Money
i Campaigns
LAWRENCE
The Intelliccnccr


hpalgn finance by n"
Re has revealed thus
aQ that it ever Will
laws Of the United
dividuAl state do not
q the American people
- Alcan and Democrats
W. testified made Il clear
D Ny OF telling just how
nked inside the states
lrpses either by organi-
Ioh independent Of the
le6 political committees
As Union such as h
e Ot 1915 or tho anti
or the Liquor dealers
aay other institutions
lectiAg or defeating the
he dhferent parties.
sr S, Cummings. retiring
3 Democratic committee.
the Republican chairman
impute motives OF cor
respective political foes.
was an occasional col
emed for the moment
pf feeling and good nat
p the investigation. One
Impression that tho Re-
Democrats who organ
lgns would breathe =
laws were napcted 10
ent organizations from
ich the national COM
powerless TO prevrE;
in the name OF Re-
emocracy. Indeed. Sem
publican, asked Homer
e some suggestions Of
IN that would purify
ndicated that Il would
VIII Hays long to
Rls based ont their re-
es.
EB In Prank
Fas very useful 10 III"
lrs who drew from
swers concerning the
hpa.gn funds in fed
rganiZationS. | the
innings saw nothing
Lays budget OF three
said he brlleN ed any
that would be man
He wouldn't aErrr
suggestion seconded
Everything had proc
cost since the 1915
II both Democrats
ent two and u half
at year IL would not
needed much more
e. Mr.. Cummings
ied an addition %
10 the Democratic
1915 would De an
Il 1929 for either
his line OF reason
= leader brought out
eh money is want
In other directions
b campaign which
her or by compet-
rSn economy OF q
SdollArs. He inn
tho benefits OF
khan make up in
fse in costs OF
ltaiI -y..
aNk into the
Nd crUsS-eN-
~ viewpoint
We. he COM
(nittee had
or indl-
n William
Apublican
Eest cor
S,Wthe Re-
~, @ican
Ihat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
ELLIG ENCE R

|Sest Circulation of
b Newspaper in the
West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-01
FOR TOD AiY

Fair and Somewhat Cooler Wsd1ssdA37
Thursday Probably Fair.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-08-20
GRAFTON.

Richton, RI, Miss, Aug. ID, 1920.
-Heyl there every one of you, wake
up and help me write some news.
We sure are having a good school
at Sand Hill this year. Why don't
you all visit Us sometime and see
how we are getting along.
Miss Geneva Smith visited home
folks from Saturday till Sunday last.
A crowd OF Young folks went from
here to MIR. Webb Byrd's to sing
Sunday and report nice time. The
sing Sunday after next will be at
Mrs. Rebecca Valleys.
Misses Vadie Bali aud Maudie Ma
jure spent Saturday with Misses
Spicy and Ethel Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Smith visited
in Wells Sunday.
If this escapes the waste basket
will come again.
SCHOOL GIRL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-08-20
STOLEN

On night of July Bird. 1920. Two
Mules and Two Horses, viz: One
Iron Gray Horse Mule, weight 800
pounds; One Brown colored Horse
Mule, 16 months old, hair x sheared
on either hip in spring. don't show
plainly; One Bay Mare 3 years old
with irregular white spot or star in
face, tall and raw honey, good sad
dler; One Iron Gray Horse, weight
about $50 pounds, years old, fine
looking except barb-wire cut on left
front foot, 500 reward for capture
or Information. Phone at my ex-
pense.
]. f. GARRIs,
1927 Leroy. Washington Co.. Ala.
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