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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
STATE OBSERVANCE
OF ROOSEVELT DAY
URGED BY WHITE

Special DtapntCh 1" rho Tri"lliE"ncsr.
Charleston W Va. oct i.--bhS'ry-
RurN Of OCtohnr 2Ath. IN" birthday ut
Colonel Th"odur" I,"uscN"lt. hy tho Rc-
publican voters 81 Wet Virginia In
every city and town - tho state. In
suggested by Stnt" Chairman NJ. II.
White Ia NIL county rhn'rmcn In tho
state through tho speakers bureau OF
Republican state headquarters. as
"nttinE climax" 10 the Republican cam
FIRST"
cot w IL Rrnnd. chairman OF the
speakers bureau. In letter TO the Ike
publican county Chairm"n. says: .,
October 2sth Is the anniversary or
the birtn of Theodore Roosevelt. Hon.
Warren G.. Harding, the Republican
nominee for the Presidency. referred 10
Colonel Roosevelt. In an address de-
livered before tho ohio Legislature on
january 80. 1919. as The Most Coura-
geous American or all Times Thht
nddTUss was one or tho most lmprthnlHo
evar delivered Ia oulngy "f the Chdrdr-
ter sud deeds 81 tho man whom Vast
Virginia Republicans loved with u fer-
Vor unparhllelod In modern days ana
who agree with SonAt"r Harding That he
was tho flaming spirit Of American
patTlutiAm,'
1t has occurred l." Chairman WIN"
6r tho noVublI'Hu state Committee. mat
II would ha "a nttl"g "li'nns - tho Gam
paiun nov hoIns ~hRUd In Wat va
lrlrIo aud Throughout tho nation for
"Nmsriro rIfpI" l." designate tho date
of Colonel IIuraa,olt'a hlTih al "AmoTl
can bay aud !" have n Republican
hroarh Ia nVpry city nrd town la Nast
Nrrlnla not "uly tn commemorate III"
hIrih 81 IhIr unsIri"ua American but
In give rsrfc rri"n aud permit "ur poe.
pic t. rorsw their devotion - lh"as
luny Id0nla rnr which '"'"nol ll""H"
voIi stood nnd Tor ~" p"rpotun'I"n 81
which ~ tho lauh H." lowed h" permitted
hlmASIC o" no IpOnt M readily "a III"
snIlIsr on tho battle nold
They nrS tho aNIue TrluClpI"a ct Nm
oTlcanihIn which Nouni"r Harding 10
presenting NJ effectively 1" Ia" Am"ri-
can people. the ann" for "h'"h hrn
Ndosoyclt. the widow ~ tho colonel
appeals when uhu Hrks Tor tho support
OF Aonatnr Harding aud tho sam" rrlh
Ciplos Tor which tho pNiri"lc N"nH 81
tho Colonel fuuEht FOR "n tho hold' OF
France when Americas national hnn"r
Was RsHatIad aud for which they al"
now sprtklnE effectively ~ Supp"rt'i'
81 tho Republican nominee.
Il am directed by chat, man WHIT" Ia
request v,nt to nTTanKo fur th"ru meet
tuEs Th, central idea. ~ '"uTnc. In Ia
E,t liC iHUuEh lat 30 America fhnt h't"tS
out pouIlu u IL uhvtruh that local
taIrot viii hNy1 Ia lao called up"n 10
HUu,pl, IHc nI.ah,rn los thdH" no"iinkn.
but tho date IL "pr"Ituno. tho pItn'lris
~ ~, campaign auapI'l"uH aud tho plan
can t,g tutlI,d oct au,,oaafully "lih"nl
tiu,,uIty AdVlaa eco at """" To-"
nt,UB 81 th,a's Inusil"Hn ~" 20"
uttSUau toe .,,ut ,uuUi,4 i,"i . "a''B
Hu 10, t,,,,,,ut 81 Z o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
A Stubborn Cough
LOOSey,S Right Up,

Hero 4, \ homo. msdo syrup which mil.
most dependable means Of breaking ~
stubborn coughs. IL 10 cheap and simple,
but very prompt In action. Under ~
healing, soothing influence, chest SORE
ness goes, phlsgm loo.cn.. brsathiAy b.:
comes easier. tickling In throat atopA And
you get good night's rcstful sleep. The
usual throat and cheat colds are coh.'
aucrcd by IL In "a hour, or less. Nothing
better for bropchiti,, hoar.cnes'. GROUP.
throat tickle. bronchial asthma or win.
ter coughs.
To mako this splendid cough syrpp,
pour 2H ounces OF PincI into . pin6
bottle and I'll the bottle with IlalA
Rranulattd sugar syrup and shake thor.
oughly. II you prefer, use clatas
molus,.s, honey. or corn syrup, instead
of sugar syrup. Either way. you ~
4 full pint--a family supply-oi mulh
better cough syrup than you could ~
ready. made for three times the moDey.
Keeps perfectly and children love IT.
pleasant taste. a.
PinsI Ii q special and highly 0sAsso.
trAtod compound Of genuine Norway
pin. extract, known tho world ovsr fGs,
It's prompt healing effect upon the usnf'
brRncs.
To avoid appointment ask ~
drugRi.t for "2H ounces Of PiAax" M
full directions, and don't acsspt aays
thing else. Guaranteed to give abseluAa
satiAfnctlol or money promptly ~
funded. The PlAsx Co, II Wa4nA
Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
URGES STAYING OUT


49, sI.'Isd. l"'""I - a''Hr he i""s""
~ mlsIn lie s"fil'i""i /" '"rIF !" ""n
Ssst th" fulIlty 80 s''HppI"a a"'""
ihInE whl,n is already "''"TT"h
Whsiha, ItraiI'ui " ilI''u Ia !" u" hle'n
oil o., thanked tut III" ,sauli. IL" t""i
ra,rsIns tnni ihn rN,la l""gu" he's bee"
.srtsppsd ~ the houd ~ Il" 'hI"t p"
,hIls,l tho atuii,"'U lnEleI"n'" that
n rnust 10 ,rltfteh without d"tIinR ~
4 ct"arinF :" ~" '"f"""l =" 81
vIss that 49, 4" '"unrri wiih III" 49,"
ate. ~ U',"i,pnc" with tho unndni" ~
IN" constitute" ~ wholly '"Hp"""|b'"
fUt that condition
Tho lEHus Which "ur "pp"n"nIH STa
sndSsyuTlug To hot"E. 10 ainHulnIly n,'"'
pla aud diT''t Thnt lrHu", ~ m"do 10y
tho puIu"'tUtt' ptuHlh'Ht Uul tho l'"ni
u,ratIr ILuif"iu. rud th" l'Vin"' ratio
candidate du"a not pr"u'ut I" tho Amer
team pauplo tho qu"sii"u whothot th"y
shall ravuT aotuo form ~ nHnU'isti"n
among tho nnIIouH for tho purpose al
pTeasTVInE lntsruRl Ional peace, but
whethor they favor tho particular l'"Eu"
pTupuAsd by rToslaant wilson
The Democratic stand.
Tho Democratic platform anu 'hhdl-
date have not declared Tor an ""H",'"
tIop hut Tor that nsHorint ton. and Il
Ia that association aud not H"nlo other
which we arc pTomiH"d Will 10" Tntltlod
Within aISIy days II tho democratic can
didato 10 elected
Tho platform. Ia hc Huro RppTon chon
ally qualifications calculated 1" h"trHy
tho Iprocont aud outrnp tho unwary. but
IL docs, nevertheless ynL>rEo tho league
al u AIaudH II doFs not advocate or
favor any reservations or amendments
or changer or qualifications. IL Eo"H
no further than TO HuggcSt that r"HerNh-
lions will not DO opposed whlCh make
clearer OF more specific tho "bllga''"i"
OF tho United StntoH TO tho leAEun.
Hut thrro In no need OF rScrEatl 'nH
OF thia character Tho obligations Uro
clear enough md specific enough
oppose tho proposed league not b"chure
i fall u Understand what Iormnr
member Of tho Democratic lGmln'Alru- .
ton has said we Aro being let In tor.
but because | believe | understand pro-
oiaoly what ws arc being lot In Tor. l
do not want TO clarity these obllgatlohs:
! want to turn my back up Thorn. II
Is not interpretation. but rejection 'h"'
1 am seeking.
League woald Surrender Independence.
My position IN that tho proposed
league atrlkss u deadly blow ut our con
stiputIonRl Integrity and surrcnqcrs 10
q dangerous extent our independence OF
action. Tho Democratic platform ro-
joctS this position. to quote tho exact
words. 'as utterly vain. II not VICIOUS.
The Democratic candidate. In his speson
or acceptance. has said IA dennltc piau
has been agreed upon. Tho league or
= nations 10 IN operation. Senator hatu-
Ing as tho Republican candidate for tho
presidency pTopOsos IN plain WORDS that
we remain out or II, An tho pemocratlo
candidate. I favor aoing In. The Issue.
therefore. - Clshr,
Decisions DsAnitsly Cleared.
u understand the position OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
SMALL WINS OUT IN
ILLINOIS PRIMARY

ErrinEn'l III, OCT :. f."n Nunll "f
Knnknkrn won tho Il"puhllcnn n"Ininn o.
iIpn for govcrnOr Of Illinois by IpO!
vot"r from Lieutenant Governor John
O. DgIrpby. according 1" flEur"H CCrll-
nrh To- the Htnio CnnvnrHinE board ny
Hccr'InTy Of STAT" EnInnrh"n small
vote was Ji7,UOh. Ogloeby Jd0.lOJ. mud
W""druff 1I,L0b.
William McEinloy d"f"nt'h Frank !.
Smith. for a." Ii"puhlicnn nominal ION
for r"nntor by ! 800. mo vote b"lhR
372,hl0 for Mckinley aud 3Gl. 100 for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
no snvua anLAVIOHs

philadelphia. 70, oct y. The sIt-
.,rnoui ,oJ.y, through hAslri-r' Al.
,n,uev uan",s My-'" ."ksd Ne 1871
.,nI r"u,t 4" ~ hsv npr" wh'rh w
Ir.Llru rp,nuruy, the rhllrj.lphla snd
n,ndtnu hallway company and their
snh.idlsrle- must MA . plan for hs
.,"r,,uos Of their coal Interests. IN
rco",d-"e" vi,h The. room! d"GI"l?n o.
iI,r .urr.ma court of tho unitrd states
rho psiIiIOn Ia m n dat" was SUP.
uIIinh To Judges burlington, WooIsr
and DnyIa IN ohpmhorr and u 10 So
norI.d tho court will shortly M DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
World War Veteran
Obtains New Life
And Visor as Bonus
Gassed in Argonne, Leaving
Stomach In Deplorable
Condition; Now Better
Than Ever, Since Taking
Herb Sap.

Il was gusEod IN Arg"nnc while
serving with Co. A. End Mnchins Gun
TIatallIon. a Il. T." says william
S0rgC. recently hunurably discharged
from tn" l. \. Army and now residing
In Louisville. Ky 1t loft my stoma'h
In II doplprabls condition and what
llitlc I could ont never instcd good or
agreed with me-" went bnck To mo
foundry. 10 work ut my old trndo Rs II
mouldsr but tho heat gave mo such
cramps In my stomach | WAS forced e.
lay or lnCcAsnntly. During ono or
these spells raw Herb Sap advertised
In tho paper 80 commenced taking H.
To nv delight. II fixed mo up la good
shape, picked up In health rapidly
and 1 now feel better In every way .
My stomach In In better shape Than
II ever was My wife has ais" been
taking HoTh Sap and thinks the world
and all Of II She. too. feels and looks
100 por cent better than over before
II sure In n wonderful tonic"
Herb Zap L. now Bold here at {. ii.
Griest IL Coz. y.
II your fasorito druEgist IL out OF
Il, have him get u for you from his
wholesaler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
White House Denial
Of StonOgTaphiC Proof

w""hInri"n. '"I I I"h"g" """i,l
h"II"" u"'" 10" phii" il""". ~ l'"
,"nii,r"I"y h"Iw"in It'HlI""i Wlls"n
""i r,""I"i np"Ur", ~ hi"s"u'l Th'
T., banned iLn I',"nIIuth Win haVluH
,I"nuIirIY r,","ID"d -" "hl ~ 'l-
hru",Ir"n ",iuV "nI urvr !" lN"unnaul"
r"I n'Ihl" ~ ~" V""'" '""f"'"n'",
we. - al-l-rt"ul ~ p-t'"t",y l""'V'Y
Il,"I the I,o-ilHnI has ur nI"n"sF"nhl"
,tuuIl ~ ~" rIFhih rl"u"ig "s""|"u,
~ whlrh the pini,ilrn IN alleged - hpY"
h'"u urd" md ih"i "a" f"i So w"
I'rralduni knnwn Ih"rH IL 80 Hnrh rec
nid ~ IIi- ,uruuIIp H"uni"I Hpsn""f
,nIInd fnI tho I"'"td.
"I'Irrld"ni " lln"n i"ilr rrn ih"rH !"
nn rIrn"HinpIl" Irr"Id or ia" prbr
.rrrdIurr 81 IL" "UufoIrn'o Ia hlH DOH
r"upInn." NJ TumulIY Haih. ana NJ
fai 40 ID" rIcrih"nl knuwn ihoio W
uuuo IL IhlH country
Al, runuIiy added that ~ wnS up
T." Ih"ro uul,lng tho ChnrRon' 1" pro
due" tho proof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
Great Rejoicing by
Rheumatic CrippIes
~ No Crippled You oAn't Use Arms or
Legs RhsuInA win Hslp You or
Nothing Co Pay.

IT you want rcll"f In tw" dnya. Hwift,
gratifying relief. taxi" ono tcnpp""nful
OF Nhrumn once n day.
IL you want To dissolve tho uric nrld
poison In your body md drive II out
through tho natural Chnnncla 30 that
YOU viii bo FREQ from rheumatism. get
II rs cent bottle OF Hhcuma from your
druggist today.
Rheumatism In II powerful dls"nSo
strongly CntrcnChcd In Joints and mus
clos. In order to conquer II II powerful
enemy must bo sent against II. Rheuma
Is tho enemy OF rheumatism tho matter
what fOrm)--un enemy TINT must con
quer II every timu or your money Will
be refunded
RheuInR contains no narCotiCs-is alb
sOlutely harmless. and thoroughly re-
liable because II Is tho one remedy
that has relieved the aRoHZinE pains
OF rheunAtis sufferers no thought
nothing would give relief should do
rs much for y0u---it seldom sfhils. G H.
q rlust AZ co. viii GLADLY supply you ON
tho mcclure no pay plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
COX ACCEPTS LEAGUE
AS CAMP |GN ISSUE

Nashville. Tenn, oct. 7--Govnrnnr
Cox Of Ohio. Democratic Presidential
candidate. formally accepted tonight
tho League or Nations irHue mn stated
by Scnntur Harding. hts Republican
uupUnrni Referring to the BenRtUr'H
ben Mnincn speech today. dcnounCing
IT,. prrncnt league. Governor Cox de-
rInr-d In an address:
"N"w hos against Tho League: I'm
for the league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
ATLANTA nAas run snIGMT.,,,,
rolio.womsn Told ~ the Chisf " ottt
WiH6lsy nAAss. al.

Atlanta. GOT, 7.--Jubi what ths Gil,
rrranca IL bniwean tho boil -wasyl VII.
lie," che bunny nag iho buAsa{s
Ioro" aud tho other dances ana lps
hSlimmy bhakss' may bs dafinsg w tbs
tu,o,da cart haf0I. many mdgns ~
ia. .iifnnii"n "f y"uns people VIC
,,.I,nul.a tho dance halls ~ tbs Gitv, III
I'hia p"s"iGIii,y ~ n.l"s lssAl So
ia. Yblu,ny w.s p,"ushi .b""' w -
o,,is, tssnah Wy cher Il r"ll"" isH,bf
/. na.,.,n !" Ma ! - Davis a"d WI
W. W fiy."s p"il". ~y""ni :" ""uf
Ins managers NJ tie fs"es hsll .eNN
,.yd IA. .ni ,uusi fi,pyT, be baOkN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Of ~ monarch. 81 that ~ minority. "a
" ~ declare. win unfIInUhinR doiarmin-
alton thai W. viii bIiuk 10 tahE ihuro
who hoITay America hcohuBc thuy lUya
hnr too lltiIr. fuI va IuNu America tnv
,nu,h ~ let them go challenged Gni
uupuuiahUd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

james itnBgs bulli y cabin on Congo
iT"rk. near thillicothc. In tho yrar
1873. nnt on this farm stands tho
famous Treaty Elm. under which Lord
nunmure innda his Treaty Of Peace
with Chief Logan, after tho celebrated
battle OF Point Pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Domocrstiu candidate and no under
stands inlno. "a his ~"rds Jnht now
auotad plainly show. u"i"lth
pIandInG tho recent rrUi,nsa Ihut IHy
pnaItIon hua not hn'n u,nda UlooI la
aiinpIo ~"idB II Ia Il."t lao fnv"'p going
into tho luuEu1 aud i"N"r pt"YIng "ut
Il Il" n"I wauI may an" IL l." "lHl''l
I viii have ITO Inuhr veto hI'"n Iuiar
understanding. aud / All equally doi''.
u,Inod " I 'nn provo" ~. that NY "p-
p"n"n, hhnil hnvu -" mana N"io ur"n "
nIIr,u,ioi HInndIng My p"alIl"u. I
ihinL han huoI uaho POI f""iiY rlnln.
hut whether " has - not. hlR p"pitl"u
la beyond CRvIl. aud II ~ TINT "" "hnll
20 Into tho Ieiir I"uguu without n"'u-
nCnII"n 81 HuhulpulInl uuhIin"ntI"n
10 Eu"h u botr"yui al I"y '"""ityI""u !
will mover 'ohu"uI Z" lh"Ho VIII" d"alro
10 Incur tho hazard ~ 'ntIuHtIng my OF
tho puwrru Of IN" r"puhlh. 1" Ia" dtr'u-
ton of a hupoT government. 81. " YOU
rrcIsr. T." n council 81 i"rrIgn r"w'ra.
whether tho UhliIHti"u TO follow tho
councils direction b" ono ~ iounl 81 "f
InurRl c"mpulnl"n. / frunI'ly nay. V"io
tho Drm"uIut,u u"h"t und pay Good Ia
protect you aghInut tho consequences Of
Jour frlly
wv have hcou told that We must
rutlGy tho prupus"d covenant IA order
10 bo""no u mo"hor 81 TIA" league. "nh
that II No do not. "" nhulI bu obliged
"a stand wish hat Ia hnud aud "a" Too
admission thereafter Ito. who ri'nynIp
Buch humillGting picture. Ia hinEuhuI
" blind To tho fH,is
'AuIoIy No hhvo nuffrI,d enough
FROM tho Rut",IHtl, Hanui"ptI"n al
poraUuHi Wisdom. which VIII nollh'i
i"ka t"uuhal n"I Loaf" too" '"r''ls"'S
OUuaITy Aaust nsmaiH rIsa
Il EhalI nut Iiah "i"Iar'"a"InE lhs
fInai sdIuiiun 81 "a ri"il' in a" '""inSn
l"ns 10y u"ds'taLI"s /" I"T dow" II, All
vance srs"iI" daisii" go l'ia'"
"A s""" "s r""oihI' "i'"i "y "lo'
IIun { ah"il "hvlha wlih h""i '"i"d" /"
Iha u,.It.d uI"i"n a"d .ai',i"IIY ! aI,"II
..un,II ln .dvnu,D with ih" ,,,,i"
With .h"," ~ Iha i"'i"" 81 ~" '""StI
i,,iImn I shaII I"trph h." i"'u"d :" ''""
aaI anL vvuh",n Whoa ''''"""i "'' ""' u
t,i.,n"iI"n.i .aa"..l"iI,." '"" Sc, In,",'I
I shoII ,In tiIs - th' -'d 'h"' -" "h"ii
hoys sr "aa""l"'l"" 81 ""''""" Tee -"
~, u,,nti,,u - l"t',""il""pi T""r" h"r
,,nn whIrh rhnlI 'l"tl"l''lY s"i"E""'I
,,u, anv"'sIBuiF ""d '''"u"Iv" ""i ul'l
mate nu,l n"'u"IIHnr"d i'""'l"'" 81 a.
il"n
rnr Law usf"io-ms"t
punhn Ich p'I IL hI" nhhir-a
h.,o tonight 90 "I,Ow Enf"''o'""ni.
u,noin, Wn,,on - Iisihlur. ~" Il"ruh.
Ilrnn candidate Tor president, said
4 hrIInvo that Uu NAN 80 "" 'nn
dId,t, for tho hIghcHt "soouIiVo ono"
/, tho noryIro Of ia" American p""rlo
without EIyIuE consolidation 10 ihn
uuhIIr rrntlrncnI "r his rnuntrYmnn ~
To- the enforcement 81 law md "Id"i !
pr"r"uo upon thlu "''nnl"n !" nln'", a.
Ir,t,Ely und ~ definitely m ! 'hu. that
which hriIov" 10 hu tho true Niu"ri'pu
urIu,Iplo- ~hi,h "" must oil H"f"En"ih
la maintaining III" H"'urlIy Of "ur ~
tinn
II IL cppy. WHOM In hast" o. at 'imo"
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liz 81 '"' '"' wv, ,
ln," ~ ~ L,,,l, ,,,i,,i,',I
,"'''h ~ paw
'"''"'"r -, ,b. n.moora,.
i T.. - I.u,,I,,,I Ia
''"'"'N ,,,h inr n,I',,t
80" ~ "' ia, ~, ',,,,,,,,, ,,ut,., d,,
=, ,,,.. IN ILc Whnr
lima. =.
''' ~" a., ,,,,lI.d IA h,, avn.
''' ',,,,. I,i,., Lr,.,.
h""'b' az .''''''' -
wi'li"" '"'" ""' ' ',',
'h"I'"' 81 ','' ~ 49,
hln"ni'i AMI I''""'' '' "''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
ENGLAND, FORD, PARRIOTT AND MRS. HEARN6
ENTHUSE LARGE GATHERING OF VOTERS Al
MEETING HELD BY HARDING COOLIDGE CLUB
FAILURE or DnMOCnhTB. MnNhCh
or TIM WILTON LEAGUE OF
RATIoHB AND DUTR or
WOMnN All CITIEENB

FAILURE or DEMOCRATS. MENACn
or THn WILBON LEAGUE OF
RATIoKB AND DUTR OF
WoMnN All CITIIGNB
Aan ABLY DIBCUHsED FROM MANY
hraLEH ny ORATORS WE'LL
VERnED ON IHBUES OF
TMD CAMPAIGN
WEEKLY MEETINGS. TO IN HELD
nAUh WEDNESDAY UNTIL. TIM
GLnCrION-Nn OITInErh
ARE INVITED
Nn onthunnall. gathering "f itor"hI'
,au mon and wuIHun v"luin hhr"h'h''"
lnat rNunlnH IL ia, tnrI"Il 'luh hnhIl"'
Iutu t. hunI campaign laHucn dln' uh'ah
"a Ar"In,y t.onni"I T.. I G"LI""d, 80"
diduto I"I - ,Io'II"n 1" mat "hh 90.
Prosecuting Attorney ian'h u i"I'l"l'
uI MuuudINIIlo Niainhuii ,ttiniy. Min
Julian 81 IionIno. ItoIuhli'.'" 'h"l'
~"rnon T"r ih" rhal '""EI 'an'"""l "'n
i'hi. aud 'nhnl" '.""ig" VI t"'d go"
hIdni" G"i nlai" nuu"r imN'nh""l "I
-, huulu
rl' ia 81 III" iin,hl"U ""h ''"'IldH" 'I"h
Ii"n WllIl"" ,uulu,iun ri""id"I a.
,i,'l,"an, "nd wna y"iy 'l"'", /" hl"
i"i'"d""iI"" 81 -" "r""h''"
Nj rA,,iott speaks
Ii"no"uuI"H AtI"'""Y I""'" - I"'
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InIud tn,I l." tea" go "IN"i n'""g
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tho m"w N"'""n v"i"iu
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t., dov"Ii"m 4" ih" rh,iH" 81 ~" It"Iwl'
li'"" putty
4 fool i ahe NJ it, "ihui tho rlrhI 81
tho huIi"I. which haa h""n T'n"t"d ~
~ uuo "f tho Gr"nI"si h"n"la lh"I '"nlI
loo boai"~"d up"u w"unmhlud, "nd " To
nuw NJ I" ~ w"Inon 4" u" "ui hu'F u"
citizens at tho r"lln. l"ai M l"inllY II"
va oudorv"r"d ~ por f"im tho duIl"P
forced upon ia 10y tho would wnr foot
that any woupn VIII" fnllH I" Il" her
duty ia II rlIizCu h juTt M ruT"ly
Rlnrkor M the mnn who frll"h - T'I'"
hlp country In tho hour Of ltp mood.
Mrs II"nru" stni"l Tint l"El"rni"
engaged IN registering tn" women N"t
crs nro having trouble In their work.
~ many women express III" view thh'
they are oppup"d to voting. SOM" say
they don't bcliCve In suflr" All" Snid.
anh others advance many other rN-
CugCR "lulcps women lnkc moro IN
tcrcst Ia their citizenship ah" snid.
they Will fail Ia their duty &" max"
a rlcnncr and better government. and
the outcome will b" that they Will hhv"
40 v"ica Ia the government OF any
kind"
In conclusion. Mrs. ll"nrnc said:
The women OF the country are not
VOL vcrscd III politics. aud have very
much to learn from the men or the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
LEI TUE TThIH

L. draw "a line lee und ~, h no man ur
wUnnu la hInSII'n In"J ~ without pay
lag HwiIiiS. BuI'Iy uuh lusiIy. ihu pom
atty loy Ih"II II,n'hriy. Lh"ii '"nbplI
u,l. und ihul ne""'I"r Ii'aon''. WHOM
No hH,0 u. ei ~ IsWH. Vhi'h nIo al
lu.nv,d Ly ihu whrIu A,n"i "n ro"plo a
- inndnid und limitation 81 contact iui
ihu aiIou "a. ,Il"'"i,I'''i'd 'Iils""
UIihIn ,niI h,u,I.In. lot ~" ."" that ih"i
tn,Ia,rI nnd IIutIi"iI,.n "ID "ni"I'"h
'III, i"ti I""tI' h"t ala" WIN I"ll ""i"
nupa VIA IuII ru"'"ni"oh Ih"i ih. l"
u,., ..,I .I,nI ,,ni nuIf,, i,u WITH nn
CHANGING ,t-i,,,"in"il''" Ih"i w." n"iIig
uInII Huti,,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Folding Porch or Card Tables
Vanished in natural wood finish-a table
of so many uses-and inexpensive.
Round, 80 in. size, s4.95
Square, 30 x20 in., s3.95
Square, 2315x2315 in, s4.25
Folding Chairs to match, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Refrigerator Sale

Alaska Make, side-icer, porcelain lined [;
width 81 in., depth 18 in., height 43 in,
$47.95
Alaska Make" Apartment House style,
white enamel lined; width 23 in, depth
II in, height 81 in., $3.50
Lift Top Style, white enamel lined; width
20 in, depth Id in., height 3S in., S14.95
Convenient Payment Plan.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Superfine Scotch Linen
Double Satin Damask Table
Cloths. Sizes 2x2 yards to
21@x6 yards. Prices $14.5O
to $3.50.
Napkins to match, 22x22 in.
and 26x26 in,
S14.50. $1,000 doz.
l3-Piece Real Madeira Lunch
con Sets, hand rose-scal-
loped; hand embroidered
centres, 1915 Set
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Extra Heavy Irish Linen
Satin Damask Table Cloths
with napkins to match; re-
markable values.
7ox70 in., $3.50
70x88 in, SLOTS
Napkins, 22x22 in., s11.5O doz.
Pure Irish Linen Hemstitched
Guest Room Towels-Fine
huck and bird's-eye,
S5c and $1.00 ca.
GIMBELS LINEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-29
HARVEST NEEDS MEN
Employment Bureau Can Use Fifty
Men In Wheat Finclds and
Few In Tulsa Diaries.

Harvest Is on in full blast-all over
tho southwest, according to infor-
nation received at the federal en-
ployment bureau and about so men
are needed at once in Woodward
county.
This is the first time this year
that men have been short in the
harvest fields, Edwin Gambil, en-
ployment agent, said yesterday.
There has been surplus OF men the
first few weeks OF the harvest, but
stations over the harvest country
are reporting that they are now
short of men. Gambil said.
There is a good crop OF wheat and
oats this year, Gambil said, and
steady work is assured for all harv-
est hands. Men wishing work should
apply to the federal employment bu-
reau, rooms . and 10. Bynum build
ing. There are several positions open
for men here in town, Gambil said.
one of the greatest difficulties at the
bureau is finding enough men to fiji
dairy Jobs, according to Gambil. II
always have one or two Jobs open
on dairy for a man, but hot many
OF the men OF today want such jobs"
he said.
Come on. men, grab a pail and
milk "Old Bossy."