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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
La GUERRA INTERNATIONAL
CONTRA Ell ALCOHOLLSMO

La prohibition en- todos sus aspec-
tcs, americanos y europeos, Sc ha dis
Guido en- ell ~deciInoquinto Congreso
International contra ell alcoholisrno,
que Sc reuni6 en- Washington el p del
pasado.
En- 81 decimo cuar.o Ccngreso Inter
nacional celebrado en- Milan, Italia,
en- 1918, Sc decide aceptar Ia invita-
ci6n de n delegation americana pa
"a celebrar el decinoquinto Gongreso
en- Washington en- 1915. Con tai mo-
two Ell Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos autorizo ID celebration del Con-
greso contra ell alcoholismo bajo los
auspicios oficiales .incluyendo una for
NAL invitaci6n a los gobiernoS extran-
jeros para tomar participation en- 81
Y vote los gastos para organizar y lie
var a buen termino las labores del
Congreso.
Los preparativos estaban va muy a
delantados en- 1914 cuaado estali6 Ia
guerra mundial que hiZo que TODD Sc
paralizara. Despues que Ia e1trada de
|, los Estados Unidos en- Ia guerra hi
cieron perder toda esperanto de que
Sc celebrara ell Congreso durante ell
conflicto mundial.
Tanto tempo habfa transcurrido des
de que Sc hicieron los primeros prepa-
~ratiros para dicho Congreso que el
| Comite Executive nombrado para or
ganizarlo tuvo que conenzar de nue.
vo sus labores en- IA ~primaveCa de este
ano V Sc aprobo definitivamente IA
facha ~ llPar on Que habia de cole
brarse.
Los delegados de Ia mayor parte de
los pafses eu-opeos han ~presentado la
| situaci6n respectful de sus paises en-
| orden al alcoholisuo. QuiZA los mas
import&ntes grupos son los delesados
dc Suecia Y Noruega, porque Ia pro-
hibici6n ha sido una question III de-
! batida en- ambos pafses, hace muchos
amos. Cast todos los partidos politi-
cos i~ncluyen en- sus respectivos progra
mas algunas cldusulas r~elativas a la
prohibition.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
NUEvo PRESlDENTE MUNICIPAL

MORELIA. Mich, octubre 3.-En Ia
session dol Cabildo de esta pohlacion
los regidores designaron a. senior l.
sidoro NInez para que en- substitu-
ci6n del licenciado Antonio CampuZa-
no. quien actualmente Sc encuentra
en- Ia ciudad de Mexico, Sc haga "a
60 de Ia Presidential Municipal.
Nunez TONG luego possession de su
nuevo cargo. ~empeZando a despachar
los asuntoS que habfa p~endientes y
acordando. adenas dirigirse al Secre-
tario de Gobernaci6n para darle cuen-
Ia de SUI nombraIi;ento Y de que ne
!egalidad aiguna a los actos
que hagan o puedan hacer 81 genera!
Mugica Y el ingeniero Garcia de Leon
quienes sostienen haber sido electos
Gobernadores del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
GAVIRA LEGO A JALAPh.

JALAPA, Yer. Octubre 4.-Procc-
dente del puerto jarocho lego aver a
esta ~pobIaci6n Ell general Gavira, can
didato al Gobierno del Estado, quien
viene en- compaafa de varios correii-
gionarios y si~mpatizadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
SYNDICATE DE LlMPlAsoTAS

PUEBLA, Octubre 4.-Los boleros
de esta capital alegan que los ma
teriales que enplean en- Ell ejercicio
de SD profession a Ia par que 81 costo
de Ia vida. son siempre mas cares Y er
vista de clio deciGen s~indicalizarse
aumentando sus tarifas.
La actitud de los linpiabotas eau
So eSpectacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
,THEPWLX
4 Mis- cLIENTES QUE AAsLAN
ESPANOL

Al ~ofEece-leS e-
&c hs-noso imper-
meable con ACADIA
do de seGa. no pue-
do Sino decir Que
eS 10 meier cue ne
vendido = 10 cue
mas me L pa
Ger vender. Abso-
lutameate 4 u
ha dc aqua puedc
doblzrSe 2 guar
darse en- el boisi
10: cs iigero como
una puma. pues
solo peSa l9 on
zas. y listed puede
hare- con 81 IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

re-alo Gtii y bonito a 81 cspo>a' a So no.
via o usarlo listed mismo. pues al HalSmo
tempo que es utiiisimo para ei tTaoalo.
tambisn appropriate para toda ctaSe de Tea-
stones socialcS. para senoraS' amos . 80
s12. so. Co-te este anuneio J envieio cor
IN giro de $500. ? pague el resto euahao
10 reeiba: 81 listed no queda satisfecho. su
Sine-o le sera devuelto lnmediatannente.
RIFLE ESPECIAL PARA CONE1OS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10
LEBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, sol victinas
&c Ia desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracaSan en- negoclos y
son desafortunadoy eE amores Con
tan curiosos li5ros l~ograran totos sus
deseos. seran afortCnaGos en- uego-
Gios = empresas, lograran el carlno
DEL ser amaGo, uevarau q feiz termi-
40 U asuntos = triunfaran Ell TODD.
&c yeraa libres de malas influen-
c,as. 3 vercecan = sus enemigoS = IA
die podra ~causarles Gano. Envle 10
centavos en- ~escampillas de correo pa
Ia gastcs y recibira ca:aiogo grars.
Direction: Srss. V. Martin V CO.
San Rafael STA. Habaaa- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

Para Tibros en- .saasol a~irfiase es-
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano 1is
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-10

tienen, o-denela 4 noSotrcs:
Manufacturada por GIepSi Fene2
Box $50. Douglas. Arizona
Precio S1.20. porte pagado.
No;a: Para convcncer a I'd. de las ma
rayiIlosas virtudes del Giespi Vcue2,
nanda.euos una nueStra basrante gran
de po- IS esntavoS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She Was m q
Serious Condition, but Promptly
Recovered After Taking Thed- ,
ford's Black Draught

Peach Orchard Ark.-Mrs Eta Coz
Of this place. says: Some time ago J.
had a spell Of acute indigestion. AMI
vas in lad Az. knew I must hava
T. laxative, and tried Black-Draught. II
relieved me. and soon was all right.
Il can't say enough for Thedford:
Black-Draught and the great good Il
lid for me.
1T is fine for stomach and liver
trouble, and l keep II for this. few
doses soon make me feel as good as
new. am glad to tell others the good
u did"
Acute Indigestion is q serious matter
and needs prompt treatment or danger
Gus results may ensue. physic ms
help may be needed. but 4 good dose OF
Thedtords Black Draught will be OF.
benefit by relieving the system from tho
undigested food which is the cause of
the trouble.
Thedfords .Black-Draught is purely
vegetable. not disagreeable to take and
acts in a prompt and natural way.
So many thousands Of persons have
been benefited by tho use Of Thedford'sl
-Draught. you should have nS'
hesitancy in trying this valuable old
well-cstablished remedy for most liver'
and stomach disorders.
Sold by all reliable druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
1000" STEWART
FLOORED FOR
COUNT OF nine
BERNIE HAHN, LOCAL BANTAM,
TAKES HIS Plight EASILY
WITH KID DAYTON.
Al tn Tho Intelligence

Special TO The Intclligenccr.
DAYTON. O., juno 25.-ln the main
bout OF the Dayton Gymnasium cup
program here tonight, Blocki" Richards
of Dayton was awarded the decision over
Goo Stewart Of Wheeling. From inc
time the gong rang IN the first round
the light belonged To the Dayton boF'
although Stewart mad" several vain at
tsmpts TO even up matters. kichardS
landed many hard blows I" Stewart =
fac" and body with telling effect.
In the second round of the bout lich-
ards landed hard right to stewart
jaw. Tho latter went down for the
count of nine. but WAS saved ny the
bell. In the middle Of the contest Stew
art seemed TO frCshcn up and for TWO
rounds. gave Richards tough arSu-
InCnt.
The second fight on the program be,
tween Bernie Hahn of Wheeling ana
hid Dayto nof this city was, without
question the best fight on tho bill.
Both fighters landed many good blows;
The rounds were fast and Hahn carried
tho fight to the local lad. In the eighth
round Hahn showed his superiority over
Kid Dayton when he landed fully six
good punches 10 Dayton's jaw and race.
TIL" crowd was much dissatisfied when
the referee called tho bout a draw. WITH
the proper kind OF training young Ham
should make Il good fighter and able TO
give the best OF them n good argument.
Efforts will hN made to match Hahn and
Dayton Off another bout in tn" near
future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
.GITY CONTRACT BOOKKEEPING
PRISONERS EX|RES JUNE 80
CONTRACT WITH OHIO COUNTY FOR
KEDPne P1IsoNHRs m THE
JAIL WAS roR ONE YEAR,
JULY !, 1919, TO JUNE
90, 1870.
City May Re Compelled TO Open the
worfheuse-Paid sum OF $50 FOR
Teepan1 Prinsonsrs TO County.
"EHye dollara and cost, or thirty

"Frve dollars and cost. or thirty days
on the hill"
4 For about a year prisoners have not
felt the thrill that passes through thS
body, when on trial in pole" court ana
hear the police judge yell such a SEN
tencc. for since July |, 1919. the t.'y
signed a contract with tho county Tor
the keeping Of prisoners in the count!
Jail But this contract expires nHNt
Wednesday. and y is rumored thot m"
county will not renew their contract
making Il necessary for the Cty 70 open
UP the famous workhouse on inc mn at
Tho head OF Eighth street.
Yesterday City Manager Charlse -.
Erhlin was notified Of the expiring con-
tract by Sheriff Howard Hastings
According 10 the contract. ONO c"un-
N keeps all city prisoners for the sum
Of sixty cents per day The prisoners
are fed three meals day. besides their
nights lodging.
Many are OF the opinion that tha Ohio
county jail was financial base. But
instead the officials are finding 4 hard
work 20 break even During the past
ycar the city has only bean compelled To
pay out around the sum Of $500 FOR the
keeping OF prisoners. While the Ctty
workhouss was in operation its cost Tor
tho city to operate was close 10 TINS sum
a month.
When a prisoner is sentenced 10 a fine
or so many days IN Jail nc is released
as soon as hc secures the required sum.
An additional fee OF sixty cents Is add
I'd 10 his fine for every day he IS con-
fined 20 the jail Very few OF the priS-
cncrs put in their entire time. with
the result that the keeping OF prisoners
in the Ohio county jail puts onto inc
city very little expense.
The total sum PAID monthly I" date
that the city has paid the county Tor
he keeping of prisoners at slNtS cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
PUBLIC COOPERATION
IN ROAD MAINTENANCE
Patrol System Put INTO Eject in Ohio
County On March by the Conm1s-
sionsrs Of Ohio County.

To enlist public interest and cooper,
alton in Ohio county'S newly aVthoF!Ae"
system OF highway patrol and malnteh-
ance W. Q. McCluskey. Jr.. county en-
Sinecr I'm charge. has posted notices an
pounCing the new system and inviting
suggestions and complaints y supply
OF blank complaints OF suggestion iornlS
Is kept AT the places OF business where
tho notices arr. posted II is believed
this method Of cnlisting public interest
and Incorporation will produce penehctaI
results in stimulating county employees
10 efficient service IN road improve
mants.
Following j. a complete copy Of the
notices which have been posted At VRri-
Gus places throughout the county:
Your attention IL respectfully called
70 the fact ,ha, on March J.. i|-V: "a"
hoard Of commissioners put into opera
ton the patrol system OF maintenance
or the roads OF Ohio county.
We are endcaNorirG 70 give YOU tho
best service ON all county roads th&t II
Is possible 10 obtain. W" know that the
new system We have adopted for IN" or
Ganization OF the road mant"han'c
force will give maximum efficiency NOR
economically than in the past. out IN
order to make our work complete sue
cess We must have your cooperation.
We want you To realize that the
roads orfOhio county are your roads
thar We fare building and maintaining
them forAyou: that every road We con
Struct and every organization We FORM
for its maintenance is 10 give YOU a
maximum, return tor the money YOU
have invested.
Therefore. 10 ASS; '"" :" -
ate with US, we haze had printed Q
blank form copies Of whICn Nod ,"., -.
cure at this store or al the 0ftic: IT IN"
hoard Of commiss toner's. by which
means YOU can give us any suCSeSii"nS
YOU may haN" THAI would assist US to
serve YOU better: notice Of trouble on
any road over which YOU travel. com.
paint against any "c the employees OF
this department. etc.
Trusting that YOU VIII m slh'S way
holm M 10 maintain our roads and as
SurinS YOU that any suggestion YOU may
OFFER win have our earnest conSidera'
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
CAMP HAPPY
VERY POPULAR

Tho tor,y-f"ur boy members Of IN"
Z NJ - A. who ar, at present "nl"'
ing several weeks 81 pleasure ANA "nJ"!
mcnt at lamp Happy, arr "NNc'lcd !,
return som" nm" neat week. S'NcFi
days 20 members at tn" N'wau's cur
went out and w"r' greatly surrriS
10 see how the boys had kept ever!
thing in good trim.
4 surprise will l." gwen the boys tntS
afternoon when members OF tho hi
wants Club will TAX" m" Albert Wees
stock company. now playing at the Vie
toria. To the camp. whore they viii put
on play for tn" enjoyment or the
boys. Several other local people VII
take part in tn" good program. which
has been arranged.
VI. ~ Gould. camp director .a>S'St"d
by Al Schramhra. have charge at tn
camp. and many of the boys HAY" h""'
asking about staying longer. as tn
are having such n wonderful time. Tn
afternoons are spent ia taking hik'S ~
the woods which the boys enjoy. Whii'
between times they can enjoy swimming
and other nut-of-dOor games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
BUILD RETAINING
WALL At THOMPSON
STATION ON Pike

\ retaining wall will h" buili along
the National likc near Thompson
station. by the Wheeling Public Service
company. \ conference was held yes
tcrday afternoon between Prosecuting
Attorney II. 4. Mckee and County Road
Engineer W. O. MCCluskcy. Jr, repre-,
Scnting tho Board of Commissioners and
tho OFFICIALS Of the Wheeling Public
Service company. The proposition OF
making repairs to the stone Bridge at
Elm Grove WAS also discussed TO the
distraction of all.
During heavy rains much debris IS
washed OF of III" hillside across the
tracks Of the Wheeling Service com
pauy. and across the National lhk"'
TT" street car tracks are lH!d ABOUT 'cn
frsr above thr level Of the road and
during storms much Of this hillside Is
liable to hr washed away. But WIN
the building of IN" retaining wall an
mis- trouble will be eliminated. Work
will he started on this wall within the
very near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
SAND HILL

There will be tho usual order Of ser
vices on sunday at the NJ. l. church.
MIR. j. Sherman Welch has been ap-
pointed school supervisor -of the Sand
Hill district for the ensuing year.
Miss Isabel Jenkins is visiting rcla-
tives in Claysville. Pa. this week.
Miss Kathryn Earleywinc and MI
James WEIGH motored to California
Pa. and spent the weekend with reia-
tivcs there.
Mrs. George McCarrihan is visiting
relatives in Elm Grove this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Davis of Pitts
burgh, formerly Of Sand Hill. arc the
proud parents Of a little daughter;
is spending her vacation with her I'M
Gle, Mr.. Willis Cole.
Mrs. ". r. Kent and children. Char
lotta. Alan and Roger. arc visiting rela-
rives here for the past ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Null and children
Of Elm Grove spent tho weekend with
Mrs. Frank Shepherd OF Big Wheeling
creek.
Mir. and Mrs. c. y. Daguc spent Sun:
day with MIR. and Mrs. Harry Morris OF
Pine Hill.
Mr. James rarriot and family OF
MoundsviIlc spent Sunday. the guest OF
Mr.. r. W. Luke and daughter.
Miss Marguerite Archer OF Viola Is
visiting Miss Virginia Caldwell this
week.
Mr.. G.. ". Jones has purchased a
piano from a Wheeling firm, which was
delivered this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Daguc is visiting her
son. MIR. Walter Daguc. Of Patterson
Mr.. r. w. Luke and daughter. Miss
Agnes. were transacting business IN
the city Tuesday.
Quite a number OF farmers were trans
acting business in Elm Grove on Tues
day. Among the number wore Mcssrs'
Robert jenkins. Benton Hazlctt, John
Mccormick. Arthur and Victor Moss.
Isaac Rigglc. Jesse RiEGle and George
A. Fox.
The fine rains OF tho past week have
been very welcome TO tho farmers. The
oats, corn and potatoes are looking fine.
The first crop Of alfalfa is being har-
vested. The good housewives are busy
caring for tho strawberry and cherry
crop at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
SALARY INCREASES IN
STATES INSTITUTION

CHAELESTON. W. Va, Juno ~
Budgets II stat" cduCational institutions
v.rr increased for tn" coming session
ou an alcrar" Of about - per cent ~
,urdtuC 10 announcement mad" tonight
iy the state board Of education. In
rrraScS in salaries w"r" approved.
Tic affairs If West Virginia lnINcr-
~,v '-Iy,rr dealt with nv the board to-
day. ;tnd tn" summer school faculty ap-
Ir.N,d The university viii fac" Il IL
raur,al deficit for the coming year. IN
board stated. sine. the appropriation
made BY the legislature assumed tia,
III. cost Of living had reached its pin
nacl, in 1919.
An Increase Of tho faculty sc - p"-
cent will loo necessary during tho COM
iug year. II va sann"uncCd. b'"auS" 81
tho increased attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
SCOTCH MEET
THIS EVENING
BAePIPE BAND PROM CLEvELAMp
WILL BE HERE TK19 A1918AOOH
TO ENTERTAIN THE Cf11x1H1.
Installation Of Officers Will Be Followed
BY Big Social Session.

a big time Is planned for this evening
by Clan MacGrcgor. the new Scottish
organization. when the first installation
OF officers and n general social session
is to bc held ri the Chamber Of Com
mcrce rooms in the Market Auditorium;
Hugh Best OF Youngstown, o.. VIII
bringing with hi ma big delegation OF
Scottish boosters from the big mill city
Of northern O., in addition TO some real
surprises in the vaudeville field.
Following the installation Of officers
which will be completed al S:40 o'clock.
there will he special social SESSION 10
which all Scotch people of the tri.state
district arc invited 10 be present. There
will be something doing every minute
and all are urged to present themselves
at tho Chamber of Commerce rooms.
A business meeting Of the organiza-
ton was held last evening, In the ofhccs
Of the clan in the Waldorf building. a
largo attendance being a feature OF the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
TO DEDICATE INV

The new club rooms Of the Wheel:
ing Post No. !. American Legion. viii
be formally dedicated on next Tuesday
evening, June 10Th. when q special
ar which delegates Will be selected to
represent the post At the state conven-
ton at Parkersburg during August:
Arrangements will also be completed
for the July 4th celebration: There
will be smokes. cats and social CONVEX
sation. W.T.
And, let's whisper, stranger! The
boys need a pool table, piano and
piano player. And IL any Of you have
one Of these articles to spare. oring IL
with YOU Tuesday evening.
Or IL you can't do that write TO
Aichard +. Mccoy, the adjutant OF the
most. and he will see that the article
safely reaches the club rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
HUNDREDS OF VICTIMS
OF ALLEGED SwNDLERs

NEW YORK. juno 25.-HundrCdS ~
ictlers from investors IN oil stocks VIII
asserted they had been In" victim OF
fraud. were received today 1T the NfiiC>
81 the GATED States district attorney.
The flood OF spondciiCc followed
the filing yesterday. OF hvc indictments
by fedetal grand jury against four r!l
con, panics ton brokerage concerns. an I
nifty individuals. charging traudu;eh.
use OF the mails in selling oil stocks.
Some of the letters more tales Of the
lvss Of lifetime earnings through : n
Investments. Ouy woman SAID she had
uanaSedfto saw $500. which sh. invest
I'd and Lost. and now vas obliged -
take washing 10 support TWO sma3 ch'l-
dr"H.
An AGED couple wrote that 'h-y w9uiG
be thrown IA xhdr:ty unless they could
recover $500 wl;h which they had pur-
chased supposedly bont tite stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
MERE BOY ARRESTED
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

An arrest MAS mad" last e.cr.nE toy
the Martins Ferry police IN cor'i."rti"m
with the robbery of Otc-P"ttu hard To-
ware store on Fourth street on last Wed
uesday evening. At which time several
mouth organs and other small articles in
addition 10 So which had been LETT III
tho sa~h register. were stolen. II w"S
found that cntranC" had been gained b.
breaking small piece Uf glass from a
back window and the latch opened &"
mat the robbers could gain entrance.
Aftcr the police had worked On TINS
theory the arrest OF young tad by th"
name of letters was mad" last evening
ard one OF tn" mouth organs ~ alleged
~ have been found III his pocket ~"
was taken TO the city building wher" N"
confessed to antcrlnE the building ana
taking the articles and money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
New Castle Detective
Shot Down By Negro

NEWCASTLE. Pa. Jun" @5.--'reigh-
'ur Logan. - city detective. was Sh"t
Tour rimc+ here. late today. when h" at
tempted tn arrest Red Perdu". alias
-r,d" franklin. 4 negro. attending
pnvS,rianS announced tonight that the
officers condition Is very serious SsN-
crli 5-rmrd posses formed shortly ai'"r
M. 4hrutiuc u search for TN" negro. arc
hrli",rd - have started in IN" direction
.cf Youngstown. ohio.
The negro according 10 ia" Huthori-
lies. wounded Bert Gorlcy WITH ii kniN'
during an argument this afternoon. To-
Gan was sent To arrest Perduc. hut when
he entered IN" house III whi'H tn" negro
had taken refuge. tn" latter wr"sted his
rovoI,rr from him. and shot Tho dct"C~
,iyr once through the stomach. one"
through ihc hip and twlc" through IN"
leg
Physicians who attended Gorlvy SAID
tie. stab wounds IN the back may prove
TI' a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
OBITUARY
Morrow Funeral

Funeral services Tor Miss NInut" j.
Morrow. who died Thursday morn'nE
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. {. {.
Smith. No. So South Penn street.
Island will be held this afternoon at
2:3U o'clock. Or. Samuel NJ. Gibson,
assisted BY DR.. J. J. birmingham. viii
have charge Of the services. lntcrmcat
will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was well known through
out the city having spent practically her
entire life in this section. She was u
member of the First Presbyterian
church Of Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
CENSUS FIGURES

WASHINGTON. June %J.--tenSuS
figures announced today:
Fan River. Mass. lGo,ts5, increase
1870 or 10 percent. .
Grand Rapids. Mich. 1885, increase
@5.GSS or 22.G percent.
Reading. Pa. l07.'o4 increase ll''l" D.
or l9.2 percent oo,-
Vinccnncs. Ind. 1910. increase @.Sl0
or 10 ! ucrr"nt. ,.
Lcnminsl"r. Mass 1915, icrcasc -l61
or l2,3 percent
Attlcboro. Mass. 1871, increase S1l0
Nc,hucn, Mass. 1879, increase 37t1
or az percent IN
Cumberland, Il. J.. 1907, decrease 80
or 3 percent.
Donora. Pa. 1884. increase 595i or
20 percent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
CHALLENGED BY sTEDMAN

CHICAGO. June 25.-Seymour Stcd-
nau OF Chicago, candidate t1r wee
nrc.,dcr7 on tho Socialist ticket, has
rh.ii"ngcd Governor Calvin Coolidge of
Massachusetts,. Republican vice ,prcst-
Gnntial nominee. 10 debate on tho is-
sues Of the presidential campaiEn' IT
was announced tonight at SOCIALIST ma,
,;n,,I LnnInuarIers The time and
rl.rc Of the debate would hc decided by
mutual agreement. Il letter dispatched
70 ;nycrunr Coolidge said. The lcttrr
said that public discussion would AID
the people to grasp more clearly our
hlmrrrnrcS In PURPOSE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
ACTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

CHICAGO. June c5.--Joscph \. Hack
of Milwaukee, vaudeville actor ap-
nearing at. n Chicago theatre. was &C
cidentally shot late today by Miss
Kitty Gordon, actress.
The shooting occurred while HACK
was off stage" awaiting his turn.
chief Of Police Clarity later said he
was satisfied the shooting was acci-
dental and that no ono would be held.