davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote., 1920-03-28

geniob our ocutidcn Bebrberfaiilmg,
Die einc 5lpolfiobrige 9Icnltpfll6t
uoriiatt, ollf ichs Sabre pe,pf1idtcn.
'SSeOes SolOncrbcer idlicBt in Iid) Die
@efabr Der geleuiduftli6en Serfnos
hcrllng lmb ser gciItigen SereinIam.
ung. s;Seoes SolOnerbecr entluidclt
in iih eillcn poltsircmOen &altenNcilt,
Der itlicBlih a,m uolfsIcinOli6en
6errengciit unFdlGgt. SebeS S6lb.
nerbeer ucrfaIlt allnGGlid oem be-
bcrrlrhenOen GinihlB Der tonlerpatis
ten Sffijicrtorps mo trirO sur
IdlucrItcn Ncbrobung Ser Soltsirei.
belt. 9ieie geiitige TerelnIomlnlg
Oeril6t ous @ebrgcIcb 5u Oltrhbrc.
den, ill0enl e5 eincr fl1lturellen @cs
Oonfen sum SrGger Ser fiinTtigen
@cbrnuGt crhebt. IS lit Ser @eDon
fe Scr 9lrGcitsarncc. ToS @cbrgc.
ieb ieht bor, Oul} oic 2(ngebcrigen
Der &cbrno6t ncbel ibrcr militiri-
iden 9Iusbil0ung elmer fahlitcn ullb
itoats6iirgcrlid fllltltrpolitiiGen Gr,
5ieb!W9 lu1terlporfen iperoen. Gin
Irittcl Ser 0ierIt5eit ioG Scr militG-
ridden glus6iIbung Elm 5lpeitcs 0rit,
tel Ser 9ienlt5eit Set .Nlll5hilhllng IL
@cbrmcrtirGttcn, OtltitcrbCtricben l,no
Observation-Disclosures 2lluItcrlnirti6of.
tcn uno oas lcbtc Grittcl Ser aU1c-
n1cincn, tabitrgerlihCn, rCpublifoe
niIdcn 5n0 tllltltrcllcn Gr6iebung &C.
iriOlnct icin. Ger @ctrmnnn ioll NiC
Den 3uIomnenbong nit ieincm 81.
rllt nie Ocn 3uiommcnhang nit Dem
geiItIgcn &cbcl Nca Eolfcs,
nit Dem Nebcn uun sfre6en
Scr or6citel,ocn Ntaiien IN Staot 1n0
San0 rcrlieren. Wcnn Scr @cbr,
nlonn icine Iicnite Oe!n Sdsug Scr
Nepu6lIf Icibt, 70 ioucn iCine 1cluerb-
llhcn aeunt1liiie nidlt ucrfiimnrcrn.
IN Ser 9lr6eitsi6uIc Ser tijnit;gc1
@ebrlnaht Ion er Ole Nt1eliGfcit i'm
ben, lelne Eertigfaiten 5u lduien 1mo
5ll entfaltcn. 9ic filnftige 8cbrmoht
iOll bnS groBe Ncierpoir iei1, ans oenr
hod1 aliaIifi5ierte 9lrbeitcr iiir sic
<{nbuItr;c lno iiir bic 9onoluirtihuft
beruorgcDer Der 2(bi6lub Ocs
9ienites ioll bober 0eln @eDrmalun
nidt Sen Nlnipruh ol,f cinen Itoatli-
fen MllhepoIten, ionScrn 6cn in lei.
her fahiidIen Suolififation beqriin.
bcten 9lnIprlld ol,f tuertpouc glrbcits-
pcIten bringen.
Die flrltlreue 9eeinflltIilmg Scr
fiinftiqen @ebrmoGt iii olrrh Die ,S1.
ititution be3 NcidSbilOungsomte$
erlei6tcrt, 0a5 Quf Elm eon5 eigcnar
tigcs 8irten in ber lebten s Mona.
ten 5urildbIift. 9ort tnlrbe ser nit
ouBerorOentlid)enl Griplg gefrGntc
ScrIuh lllternonlnen, Bic &aiernen
i'll TGlfS- rnO Observation-Disclosures Inn,
3lupolloeln. Is nuroen 6unocrtc
aurie unS Gin5elportrGge in 8elcl.
ihaftsmiIRnihoften, '9totrrriiIen.
idoften, GlenentarfGGcrn, Sprodcn
IN foufnronniihcn GG6crn, 8eilmo,
bcit5lr2Icll, &erfebrslpeien II. a. ob,
gc!altru. llCberoies lpllrNcn ilt @icr
OolfSpirtidaftlidc lm6 io5ioIogiid)t
Scmllare erridltct. an 6encn Sic ber.
DorragclloIten Decentralization lcbr
tcn. Ntehr olS 500 2iGtbiloericricr
rlIr @cIfi6te nnb &llltltrgei6i6te.
Vorbote., 1920-03-28

&lnit. Sport, Ii6tung un6 0idter,
Natllrldaftell 2anOidaftsbiloer,
Se6nif, SSlloltltrte ln0 8cnerbe pur.
Oen Icrgcltellt. IS trurben ir Ocn
leBten fiinf Wonoten in 8ien nlein
TO bofmcrtige literoriif)c unb NIT
iifalii6e ScranitoltNngen nit etlpa
25,OO0 2ub0rern Derunltoltrt. IS
lrrrben &anunernlllifabcnOe nit
@srfcn bon 9ccthopen, Sfutnonn
Shl1bcrt, @agner, Vtabler, 2i20er-
obcnoe, Sortru9sabenoc, DltmoriItls
lhe NberOc geboten. Sn Sen StcoA
tern @ic1ls 1ullroc cine gon5e Siille
Don SonoerDorltcllllngcn iilr Die
%olfsluebr uerunitoltet, in Der Die be,
item belltidcn Stiifc bon Sen beIten
@icncr fr0ftcn 0argcitcllt nurOen.
3cbn WallOerolisltc ltcuungen, fl,ltltrpo'
litiif)en, io5iulen llnb fiinItlerll6en
NeprQ8es, Oie DON 3ebntouIeroe1l BE-
iuft moren, Iranoerten IN oieien Wo=
notcn OurdJ3 gon6c 2uno. SSn nabe.
Sr jeOer Goicrnc mlroen 9ibliotbefen
nno @iihcralsitcli,rn9cn erridtet
lmb III NroBcn EOtolicn a1mItbrlif"
pcrihlejbt. llebcrOies mllroe on Die
9}plfsmcirnlGnner o0lp0hc1ltlit6 cine
3eitifrift iiir &unIt n6 9iteratur
ncrtricben, sic NcrroNuftipnen Scr
GcItcn Niciitcr lmO Ernhcn Der bcitcn
@itprotl,r bringcn. 9todJ gelpnGt!Qcr
NOR ser llmiong Scr Iportlifen Gr-
jicf1ng.
IN Ncn &plt=Erchr6atoiGonelt MIR
Sc 1Subbon. 2ciGtatDeItif, Stoffeten-
l1rtien, SdNlpinmcn SdAueratfeIetif,
Tcftcn, Gnrrcn, nit 9robenl griolg
h,triebcn. 0tchr ais 10000 GolfSs
irehrlnGnnCr nabmen an oic'en I'M
terri6t tell. mcbr nl5 100000 Hers
ioncn bell7ttcn Sic SpcrtTc'tc. HHSln
Reids biIounasonte. Ous oie Spntbe.
Ic Der torperlidlcn unb gelItigen Or
iiebrng gum ertemnal 9liiflid} Der
nirfliht, luGre alto sic fiillrti9c Gr-
sie6un6ainItitrtion porgcballt. Die
Organization Oe5 &eId%hllOun9sam-
tes oelrtet oro ben fiinfti9en 9lufba1t
Der @r5iehrngsinititlrtion al. Die
S5oee ser 2lutofrotic lit 1T Ocn 5tilrs
men Der &eunlution be9rabcn nor
ocn. 0os Ieids6ilounosamt fonntc
10 crfoloreidJ mirfcl, neil cs pon I'M.
ten berolrT onfacbullt. bon ben Utdl,
icl1, Sic oltrh ibre 9ilOun9s- 1mS
SporrrGtc oertrcten linb, getroQcl1
miro. SeOc5 Battalion i'm gan5cn
0fei6 entiel1Oetc ieilrc 9iloult9S. l1lS
Spcrtrate III Oic areisbilolmgsa1ls.
itiiiie, ieOer Neutrality-suspicious.
1einc Sertreter III 0ie 9altocsbiI'
6ltngsoltsi0itiic, sic einuernebmlid
nit ben 9nnhc5bilolulg5Gmtert 1u1t
nit 0an Gcih56il0rngSonlt mirfen
9tur 10 trar c5 mGglif, oicic grcb5ii'
5iigioc Organization III !ucnlg Sogcr
su idloiier un6 ibrc gon5 ollBcror.
NcntIi6e GntTaltlng in 1pelligen $50
den mo Wouoten 81, er6ielel.
Menn c3 uIio gclingt, 0cnl a1tItltr.
lnb 9(rfcitSgebonfc1l in Ser nellcn
@c0rna6t 6reiter Roum Sit idjuiiclr
mcrn es geGil1at Sic @ehrf0rpcrIhof.
ten lun5u0nOcrn 6u 9cbr= lu1O 9lr
INSTRUMENTATION. Damn borf lid Dig
replbIifo1iihe Gen1otrotie gctroil
Vorbote., 1920-03-28

freigelpGflte Srgane, in ibrcn Sol
OntenrGtcn. cine 8ertretlmg iill0et.
9ie &dteiOee 19t in Der oe:,ti6-
oiterreibiiden >golfsGrebr ibrcn
ltorflten 9lusoruf aefrnoen. Sangit
lit Dos SpItem Der Sol0atenrGte in
HuBlono, IN 0elttihlono, in llngarn,
in Or Si6ed]oilomEei DermoOert. SSn
0eutiGoiterrcic1 permo6ten ii1 Oit
arofte Der SnlOatcnrGte or9anild 5l
cntuideln unb cine pabrboft icgel,s-
reide Satigfeit 5u entfulten. Ter
GinfluB Ser SoloctenrGte auf bic
Wonpl6ait mar gerooc5ll bcberre
ihen0. Sen Sol0atcnrGten lit ea 81
oanfen 6aB iif Die SolfSlucbr fonlo.
liOi rte lmO bi55iplinicrtc, Der rcpo-
lution0r repllblifoniihc Wcilt IN Scr
GOlfsmebr lcbcnOig erbalten m!rOe
lm0 binnen einem SSabr ans Ocm Be-
Grl,Bticln Der geiamtcn OcrtifrOItcr'
rcidildcn ,@eb0Iferlng oie lebten
Splrel 0eS militoriitiifen 8ciItcs
ausgenrer5t mtrOcn. IS gibt fcinen
noOcrncn Stoat in europa ullO Nmes
rifu, Ser oer YtcntolitGt oes ytilitus
rismu3 10 fern itiinOc mic Gelltih'
0Iterreih. Sic Sol0oterrGte marcn
Nu$ @inbcglicO 5piihcn 9lrbcitcr-
flalic unb @ebrnoft. Sic norcn
bic SrGocr bes. proletaril6cn N5cOan-
fcns imcrb1Ib Scr @ebrmadt, bic
Nriidcluicil2r bon Solbut lnh 9o(f.
llIurpiertcn IN oen rcpolutipnGrcn
Stilrn1cn Der crite1l Monatc Oie HGtc
Die gclmlltc 8efSfisgelpoIt, 10 mics
ihncn Die :rriterc Gltluidluna ollnoh-
liG sic &ontrollGe!ualt 81. Die &on1~
petcn5en Scr SnIootcnr0tc uar2n nit
Rcdt gdIeslid) nidt feitgelcgt. IiclcS
ncuc Organ Ser 9(lrtonomie ser Col
batenr0te n1llBte IN Ser 9SrariS icillen
inn angcneiiencn notnenbigcn 8lr'
fl,n9sfreis finocn. l1no bieIen fanb
cs. Nic 9cfe lsgctunlt lit hciltc i'm
NroBcn qun3en Don ser Gontrollge.
lpalt geiG GiCbcn, Elm cinparnebnlifeS
,3llIanlncnpirfcn 5luiifen ben be-
icblsacbcn0en StelIcn lulO ben SsNlltl'
tlltionrn Ser SolbntenrGtc herbci9cs
iiihrt.
9ierr 2lrtonO iol nun icinc ae'
icblide Regellug finoen. Den SSllte.
reiicupcrtrctern ser Sn(Ooten, Sic
nad 0cn 6cIct ocn Gitcl @crtrult=
ensmGrncr trogen - I'M @cieb lit
bo5 @ort rSolbntcnrote" in &lant
mcrn beigcfitgt - ion oQerOlngs cin
gunflltb ouT oic 9eTeblsgeuolt nldt
suIteDen. G(bcr lie ,perocn GinIlub
ncbn1en oui sic ItootSbiirgcrlidc lulO
republifoniihe Gr5iebltng Der 8cbr=
manner, auf lire militoriid)e l,n0
fa6li6c 9(usbilolmg. altf bic Gis5!=
pIinor Is GomntiIiionen, III Ocncn lie
in slel6er 3obl 1pie bic Sf1ijicre per-
treter iin6 uno nutlrgcrllGB ollf allc
lpirtIfoFtli6en 9(n9elcgerteiten Ser
Sol0otcn. Gieier @irflmgsfrei5,
Sen OoS @cieb nit 0iirren 8orten
imidlreibt, tpcr0en sic o,yrd cine
ciniobriGc acfduItc Sdti9fcit porae-
bilOcten SolootcnrGte nit REDEEM &c.
ben erfiillcn.
= i; i; !:
Eie fiinftigc @ebrn1ad)t miro cin
Solbncrhcer lein. Die glngeb0riacn
Der @cbrnabt miiiicn iih - i'm &C.
Vorbote., 1920-03-28

Sem S'6lkc itrer Soloner onoertralt=
eli. 9toh abcr ltebt ous nelle 8eleB
i'm Tcllerfompf Der Eorteien; bon lei
nenl Shidial bangt ltidt stint penigs
item Oos SGifiol Der HeplbIif ob
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
RELIGIOUS SYMBOL
 FOUND IN THE WEST
Ohio Possesses Serpent Built
 by Mound Workers

West Union. O., Sept. "A great serpent 1900 feet long built of earth and stone. a symbol of the religion of ancient peoples. stands a few miles from here as the most interesting and important earthwork left by the mound builders of Ohio
 Situated in a rather secluded spot, supposedly selected by the mound builders for privacy in performing their ancient rites. the massive rep tile winds. gracefully back from a glen to higher land. The serpent's which presents a precipitous face to the descending sun and is about 100 feet high. The jaws of the mouth arc widely extended in tho act of swal- lowing an egg. represented by an oval ridge of earth.
 As the mound builders shaped the body, they caused 1t to make four large folds as it tapered back to the tail, which is folded in three com- plete and close coils.
 The land about this curious relic of primitive days is low at the head but gradually ascends toward the tail There is ample room on all sides for a gathering of many people and the belief is expressed that the idol wor- shippers gathered on all sides of their altar to pour forth praise. or beseech forgiveness and blessings from the beautifully hideous god of their own creation.
 ''The Serpent Mound" was pur- chased by Professor r. w. Putnam, of the Peabody Museum. Cambridge. Mass, in 1887, along with about 70 acres of adjacent land, and shortly afterward a beautiful public park was laid out on the ground. Thus in present days the spot of reverence sacred to the people who preceded civilization fin the nation is used as n playground tor picnickers and pleas ure seekers. The deed to the land is vested in the museum attached to Harvard University.
 Those who have made study of the work of the mound builders have estimated that ia Ohio alone there are over 10000 mounds and from 1,500 to 2,o00 enclosures standing as monuments to their work. By the study of ancient implements and hurjal places found in and near these mystery hills it has been found pos sible to form conception of their life.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
Striking Styles for Early Fall
CHARMING NEW TRIMMED HATS
$4.95 to S22.50

The new Autumn Millinery shows lovely coiorings of squirrel. chow. henna. beaver, pheasant, soft tones of brown. navy and black. And they show their richness nII the moro in the beautiful Lyons and pnnne vclvets. the soft Duvctyns. on thr-face models. pukes. turbans. mush- rooms. chin chin and straight sailors. also a wonderful variety of soft brim effects. Trimmings consist of rhinestone ornaments and fancy pins. tinsel braid and fancy feather novelties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
WOMEN AND MEN
WE'RE TAKEN IN
! FOR LO|TER|NG
poIIe. Cleaning Out Red Light District
psfors tho state Fau Opens

Last evening a rurn"r was received
nj hepduuRrtrra that several house" IN
TbsslIng'u former rod light dlHtrtrt
wsro r"-opontuK In an cnort 70 t SsS
hirInx fair week And Hs result
squad headed 6y Detsc,'Y T%'nr,s r mro
Cienry Eddie NCKown. and kouhhsH'i'h
Monroe made a complete search OF the
disIrict. with tho result that seven men
nn5 four women wcro lodged In jail on
charges OF lettering FOR immoral pnr'
poses .
Tn, eleven arrests were made al
house conducted by MarEie Sen Shc
ia facing a charg" OF running mousse
OF prostitution Helen Johnson Edna
4mith. I.uly DennrrI". tDd" Wilson
lack Mosk-l. = " itrnalds. Frank nos
clock John Grunor W +. ihgSn. ana
Frances Collins are being held on
lettering charge All will appear II"
uolics court before Judge HttE TINS
moTnlnB -,
rhs WORK ~ hast might shows that
the poIi,a f"I,, Is hound I" s"o una
law In carried out and such haa hoe"
tho case sine IN" Temporary l"l"h"''"h
Was handad DOWN Is,antIy by I"ha" J.
IA AoIumoISlllO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
ALWAYS YOU
PACKS COURT
rnw TopR BIT r1hT IH
I.DUpI.V ArFI.AUDnD
u.~dII"s,. TsL- Th- n"I.s Ana nss"
tIfuI .nd Tun-TuI uh"rus H.lp y"
mol. n""d Elbow

Tho Ihopi,o 4rnn"n wrs opened l"r'
uIchI hy ~ ,,"vl"h h"u"' ~ 'hn '""''
nu,I Ih"rr ,vI,n wIiu'"r'd ih" r"i '"'"
rn,, or .NIv.nvu vow - ~ Tong I"Iu"u'.
be-, I,.u" Tr"nlIlu nuh I'ulph II"rt "h"
rInyrd lh, I.ndIrg r"Irr MlHH Frank lin
v,nu ~ be- h"HI nuh '""r th". h"u"" hE
ri"tu ID" minui" ID" appeared on va"
rIngo In hcr speciality numb"r, when
rho Initiated u Tour yr.r "ld Chlld ana
"nng why Il" hnv" :" wn"h my mock
aud ruru when you tell IN" I" wash my
fnrr"' 81" wa r"r'"d 10 com" back
mud Imiintr u IIT"mhwIy chorus girl
and sing "Wh"n Wedding h"llE ring Tor
my badly and NJ"
MIR IIrrz nlSo starred Ia ia" r"l" Of
Montgomery JunrL valet TO Charles
InnHiurd. wealthy Nm"ricnn VIII" In
Nnr lime In Franc" was Kitchen polio"
under Mess Sergeant Jun"H. and Lung
ford Ia trying t. pay HIM back for tn"
treatment he received In Frnnr". Mr.
Herr vas exceptionally good in his song
~ oman
Harold Murray IN IN" role Of Bruce
did voice and was rncuIrd time after
, time especially Ia the opening nrcn1
when lac and Mn Magic T"uhcy sung
always You"
Mss Mari" run'h"nn 'hs Iuli" f"n-
inIms ia" Namp. Ii"Imnrd 'i"r'"y an the
mynIrri"ua '"unriIhI"I were ala" good
nnd plnycd ihrlI IrI'n So r"dluEly well,
aud tart az att lh' 'h"Inn Wall Il wac
'nInp"rrd 81 G"uIi''n l"""'1lnl y""he
MiSr.a ~h tnm, rd "mi .n"r nmd w"Ih"i
h.iI.I i.R,il,i lh"u "ny 'h"I"n Il'"I h""
,v,, "rr' ",'l 80" Tia '.'"'i Ih'"''a
nIhr"
,I"..Ino, Ih' nn"v 10 """ - rhe h""i
THAI ,,ri "rI'"''d 900 ""h il' "''"
r"ura VIA" i"l"o'd I".t nIr IT. u"i I"'W
"n,o h"h h.Ii", r"i iI'"i' bot" '"'IP
, IT,, IhIn nfI,in''.u matinee 80 ih" 5000"
Imr pei T''"'"''' -" I'Ir I"r f'"'" '""'
Night" "h'.v, ~" - h - ale" III Ut"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

held !" -" ',Ii'h ri"i"" O." ~hI"h tho
f-," ,I"h huy" ,",I -, t",,r T." = r,"
s'." 'h-i ~"uli hsir 'r'" h.'"'""
i"sds's H. ihsi, h','"' ''.'',,"""iiy ~"
wet Virginia h'y- -',' Il, IjsIi"d -
Ih. -h" ~i"G In"'l" b. lh'h l'"d"rs SOD
v"'e particularly rl'"a"h 'h"l i."ui q"
hy -" 1T si-l" h,yu 90" ih'l, r'"rlheuI
EveryIhIrR p"lnla =" nigp'r n"I bot
tor opmp most YSsr
FROM tho li"," No h"Yr Irn Grafton,
August 20 In tho Ip"' i"l ~ uuill lhry
returned tho ovoniUr ~ Nugunt ~.
lhclr days aud n"ui ~ Ih"ir Might .
nll"I with ihinRr ihnt worN not
unly appreciated by lh'. boy" but with
thinEH which d" much I" drv"l"p them
an rur9l leader"
A St"rhon N"rt"u ~ WrbWiCr
county Inst y"nr'N pr"-ld"n, ~ IN"
WoAt virginia boys mud girls RRriCul
trrRl clubs. Eny- Will" this train
Ing Kor- II long ways toward Keeping
boys or rlrls on tho farms. TINT iH not
tho primary reason for club work Th"
rcal PURPOSES Of club work ~ |" develop
rurnI Young people ~ thnt they VIII
be- better mon and women. n" matter
whether their rutur" M" ~ 10 b" spent
on the farm or al som" other place"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

Washington sept ~ nllH'h uh''"
u rr"puu'h riu""'l""u' '" W" ''"''""''
,,,I, rnnuIIiuil"u whl"h would "u''''
,g,, tho rniiluu ~, ~ az luhuHltlnl ""'"
,,I,i,,,u la mana upuu 'OuIroV"rHlnH h"-
tyrou cruplnyoIr nu0 "wpl"Y"T, "'N
rndc lu,Iny hY lroHlh"nt '"f"p"fH ~
M Nrn,rI,nn E"hrI"il"n ~ l."h"'. ' h"
IInunInl In I" 10 voted upon W nv
hrnRlIn september y
Mr. Cntnrcru. writing 1" H"Cr"lnfE
.Inrfry nf tho E"hrarkn Federation "I
| nhur ",Iar,d ia" constitutional pI"-
r1.nl pr more Tar reaching than va"
nngungr ur u rn"r" law Tor 7u"h '""tt
~ has already been don" IN mo ''"''
Of knnSnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

OBITUARY (
SERVICES
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
FOR FRANK {. zO0K
Prominent Travelling kAa Expired Early
Friday at Island Ioms-Aurial
On Monday
Lifelong Resident Of wheeling Had was
Formerly Assooiatsd with Local
Undertaking Firms

Funeral aorviorn for Frank &C. zooh.
whosg death occurred ahrly Friday
mnininE will ho hcln nt the rrHidnn'n,
AZ &nrth Front rtroni. lhlnud. 81 I
u'CI1uk hunhay hfinrn""n. lniormoni
will ho maIla privately M"nhny morning
M y"nk an y"ar. Of ago. Ito
was born Ia Wh"aIinE Ia IhLf u" ~"-
,,a, ,iuh Ia IhtD /" Laura N. bh"rrnth
Ia .a,ly no. All. T""L ~as ""nna'ioh
win tho ui-"I"" I~V""p"rt company,
und InI., was Win handol n Company
frr the past thirIT f"ur Y"Hrs la ~n-
. "u""'I.a la III" ""I'""liY ~ s"l"""'"V
Vim n,a Mu~h iunu"I i'"Hln '"inpnny, 81
YnnrrvilI" bhl"
VI, E"uL was r"nnunl'"nl r"d v""'
,,v,usn ~ ~ LUh"'E I'r"'"","ri nrl-'
,"I,"I "hu,"h f"r Iha pest V"r'p Nv"
y""rr ~" w"p m"n,h"r nr hr kn"l"nt
D,d-r IIuu"d W"rPmrn. knights ~
I'yIhi,- and ~" lrii"h tnmrn"r"lni
Trrv-I"r- lilo devoted tho efforts 81 u
Er"uIcr prr, NJ his No n tho drv"l"p'
wont Of tho lFti"r organization, snd hn"
h"Id all ~ tho huh "ni""r ~ vnri"u'
limos.
H"uId"I hra wifc, tho do"cnHrh IL sur
vIv"d ny four nlecsr Mrs. A. a. nowio.
Mr." Henry LISt IfnEI.,L Mrs Henry
h",Chum Of Wheeling nnd Oklahoma.
and NlHr virginia MCKsr: Rnh ono
n~ph"w. robert u Hhoppnrd
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West Virginia Boy Is
HOnOTed By Ti-StatOIS

k,,..rtuun W Va nSpI Ihs
ufiy wosr VbkinI" F'''" hoy" VII"
have hssn -" e." "'l"'" 'b''"Sl "iFn' go
IuN IrIp Ih,"uEh seventeen ""a' w
RIbIa r"un'l"a. -" state" ~ V"F'""
and Maryland suh The I'iSlT'"' 81 "
L.p,hI, aoI attending ~" ~ "ini" l""d
ere camp at 'Ir"ti""I. Va" with M"
farm hnya ~ Virginia aud Maryland
,oturnsd home TuSHlpy mud W"dn'T
day. go .,. ,oo, .,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
WHITE CALLS
FOR ORGANIZING
WOMEN VOTERS

nU,, lat I,Iarai.h !" Ih' Intelligence
thr,I""I"" ~ ~" u"h 'I"r"hll
az ,"uniY ,h"l tIu'u ~ ~" ~ '"unIl"'
- N"pl Nl'Eiul" w'I" l"H''n''"h lh"'
u"r"i"H IL - l"iul I'loE'em r""' by
rii.,o Chairman NJ Whno ""h M"
IlllIr I"ui nrH"'Inlo chairman. v"
uarcuII" ilrrlr '"uuIY '"nnlIIo"" aud
rr","eh ~ once with tho organization
~ ~" women v"IrrH 81 ih"ir roV"rnl
'n,Iutlru
M "utIIno ~ tho "rEauiLnil"n whl'h
wan ho rfTo,Ioh. nlnllnI I" ~" regular
Republican "rTuulrnIl"n Ia "n'h '"u"'Y.
IN nuEFortrd by Iho ~" chairman III
thrIr Iplni iu"prHFu to ~" 'h"lTm"n 81
NJ" '"umty organizations"
Thc Telegram /" ~" Il"pmhli'"" 'h"h
mon In ia" stop lnkou 10y ih"II ~
white aud Ma Won't T." n"' n" II fuil
nnd ,"rrloI" I~RIHit,ii"u "f ~" w"tn'n
v"ioTs !" cnnhlr ih"m =" rnrli'lrn'" Ia
M" '"mluK general rl"'ti"m WIN an
affective "TERulInIl"n ~ work In inc
unNrraI ,nunII"r both ,hnIImru "ErI"rT
"onfid~u,r that ihry w"uld occur" ia"
IoglrIIulI"u 81 H." now '"''tH huI ing
O,I"h"r. rc,ltluE that ih'N '"nHIh'''h
the r"ElHlI"tl"n ~ ~" r"i"'n '"''I =
"nr 81 tn"lr m"ri ImI'"rlnni dulI'n 81
lhr campaign
When In,. ,uunIl ,"rutulil'"n nolr'l
i,, NnInuu fI"ui r"'h ur"TiririlaI III"
IiI,I Ia Ihr rrN'Inl ,""nll'". NJ" H""'
viii ho rnaGI.d With rh' IL '"If"IIh"h
90 ignnII.II"u O." sd I"i" ''""'"""'' "''""
van PRACTICALLY "E''I ~""'"" N"'" '"
iIt" Hial'
Ih' i"' Ua"r' I" to ll' i"hI' e" ''""'
ihaiI ",uu irula
ro"oa ",,n"S' I"' "n'''l"r - .""'
,",iuI q ,"i"'"lii'' co ""'' zee r"' I"''
- .,h'.tl"r "I,'' '."i''' "'' "''"
y.,u u,nI."r u,r"iIi."" 0s''"'"
,sn.n.n ,hnI."."" -" y""' ''""', "
rm,.,,ns ,",","i'i,' hh'' '"'h at
I...InI,r..", i.',,,'h 81 '''f .rt'h 49,
",Ist., ." ''i'' 'l''' - '"""' W"
,,,.,,.. ,..n,,lt,u, N"".,.,,, in"h "
n.r,,hII, ,".,'i"r rIl H. h'ii u"
go, ,.,""It =" ,.", i''''' i"' '"'"
n"d - n,,." ~I,"" I,'""'l''"" J." 81" u
-,.,.,r" ."r'.. l"iir i"'''."''.h ~l'i
H.. dI-."~"'h I'"'"ri 'l"" :" .l'"'
I, "'''r""'r
~ uIIirr
u.t"hII,." u'si' 'h-I''"""
Nun IIiI0 rrnl
Nsrn.lrI, h.I,'"a"
NET, Nu,iII"r i"In l'r'r' "'"' u"
,h, pc ,""vr"'l"" '""I"lE" 49," 'h'
Leonard W""I ms"SP~r H. W'"' W.
VInIs s-ul -" u"r"hlt'~" h''dr""''''"
49, .,.nu,-sI"r "i"s-ST' ~hIl" ." '""''
- Uo" E',".l~"" attending ." i"""'
go, u,,,iiny l'"ll wa '"b'" e." 'h'
I,uir nud "a" pudIim r'"' ih' i"lI"w
lmV ,""uHnH'
I"u ~ r,"l" holwcr" tat '""" "mh
STAN I.,nrrlur" II"rhluu 80. ''"' ~
Harding alI"uT J." ih. w''
u = Crrrap Hsrr.lrry - IL" ''h'"
county II,ruhIi,nu uilv" committee
rIriDd I,gi ,.ruIuE Ihnl ~ h"d not "''"
tho nh"v' Telegram f'"'" N'"'' h"'
unU ~ T. Waite npd hHE"'l"l" ih"li
mam Nj" Won't. bat '""' -" """" -" 100
,,,na,r, o., i,,"lv,d 'h,ir """ li"h' -
It,IpI,i wlII ,nII "a iuU'tlnE 81 ia" '"u"' y
, n,nrnIiic, ~ hrrauu, fpI lh' N"u''" "
ur"tIut hcT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
CEHHUH FaIaUREs

Warrington Sept ] WIN n num"r
I,nI Iu,roaEo - lIU.l2h tho last ton
y"nIu tho stat" 81 'UlUIAdu zh"w"d n
KIu,vIh HInra 1910 ~ ouly "a lltlIc mare
lhnu hhIf ~ that made Ia tho prov l0ur
Ton years The ,ensus huIrnu.E M
uouucou"ut t0day gave the HIAio total
Of 1I1 AI0 luhHhIthnls t"IurHh"H rat"
Of Eruwth Ia the last do, ado Vas u d
par cont. '"InpaI"d WIN "a per ,SnI IN
WAnhlnEi"u sept TI"I n .
JgOAI. du.Iaaao 800 "G . percent
state 81 t"i"i"d" 6J3 40. l"'i'Aas
IiHHgb -, 40 p.ioont
b6nvaI cot" ,0vIa'd 10 90 la
..G.no tIIiO a, 20 Z r.,,ont
IiayInUaiy "un"tIu, 81 90 JnD
r.,ILa,IIt RIu. - UhU In..sass
Hhn o.. . I.., 80
n..,I,I.. "l" - Dnn Ir,.."-, "a.
%. - PEE, '-ss.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
DECIDE COAL PROGRAM
FOR NORTH OHIO CITIES

I.s.Ia"h sept r"r"""I '''
dI.t, unitus ,"sI ~ tao I"ii" 81 "n' 80
H., uvory 400 p"r"is'I"" ""H "'''n''h
a. rL. ,,.aiImn iIIa n,"'"l"s L"' hl'""
I..,," ,""I 'u.'"i"IH '"ll'""h "'''' "'"
,n.,,, ,u,u,oIs,,,, aud ,srI,a'ui"IIv'S 81
'hs,uh.,. 81 '"'"I"'''" 81 ''"''h"'"
GIIn .IIi.n zoe p."r,,'"l ~"S adv
,aind by '..nG,"rH""" Mat" !. I'"''H
In LI.nI.h ,rsI f"' d"in""iI' 10"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
Gov. Roberts Will Certify
NOn-COnCurTGnC0 Action

rrnrh,IIIr TOM N'ti i!""'rn"I
IlnhrIis 80, oil I"du tran"' tut 81
u, -. "niI"H" lSHI Iu"alay !" III" house
az rUur,puuIoIiv"a whom v"l" 81 non
con, u,,cu'" ~ III" """ni" action ~ ~"
auTfrnrn inlifI' nil"n r'T"luil"u vas
tak"n Th" g"v"rn"r hrn boom r"Tu"T'
oil In ,,,IIfY ihI- H'Il"u I" U"rte'HTY
Crl,y ni WuHhinKIuu md nnIl EuffTnRN
Icndera psih h" told ihom 10 would u"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
ROUND UP PITTSBURGH
INCOME TAX DODGERS

IIIi-i,u'rh urpI hrr'"s lnH'"'y
DUu yur,"uls v''n Is-u"i h"'" i"h"y
Tut iL. arrest ~ alleged to- "g"d"'" -
the Instsu," ~ '"llr'I'' II Ini"'n"'
il'yo,uI, i.ovrllyn
IA, warrants nrC "lmi"d ~ l"""tn" '"'
hudErrr pVnlrru ~ Ppo"lol 'ns. hnh'
luv aud "Ih'i kluhF ~ lhr"T
~ was nnnuun""d that dln'''"''''.
whIch -lr,- PROHIBITION 10 VINO "fI""''"'
I'm w boon r"pn,iod robbed. ~" h"t"E -"
Hcurrd the amount ~ lnE "p"" '" '"'
which would be Iovlcd had ~" whink'v
boon legally Withdrawn. All blame f"r
the l"--cr 81 the liquor IL placed ." 10"
owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
HIT BY TRUCK
, u.d Ma Nat IssasydAy AtssS'
.Aoa while OSossiad MAI
hst 0LssSt,

r,.,L n,.nssnis, "r ~ HlShissrln
I'M. .,"ssinH h"TLs' street
rs,~yo.n rluosnIh ."d si',"""'h iu..s
yos,.,dpy ane'"""n sh"y' "nls"S 80
~" ,,,rt driven by H"~yd ullhs.
,,.nd a,nnssul- va. only badly mu'S.s
" ~ ~" ahsb.n up and We. t.m"v'! 70 ~
""m ,,, .,h,td br. Copeland attended him