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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Patter And Chatter
- fly ;. T. KIsER. u-u
Taking Things as Theg Come.

TEFF took things easy. went along
and found an odd job here and
there.
Not noficfn' when things went wrong
or. n he did, he didn't care
The little boy passed on in fime-ae
suffered awful for spell
Doe Wilbur said n was a crimei the
surgeons might have made him
well.
..There's no use frettin,.s Jeff would
says 1--WE got 20 bear what can't
be healed
We boxed him up the other day and
put him In the potter's field
7 DON'T claim that It helps a BIZ =
look for troubles where they
nin'ts
There's nofhin' gained by them that
sit and masify each small COM
plniufs
But bein' satisfied to take things -
they come a. not my wuyf
II you've got useless teeth that ache.
Eo out and get 'em pulled
say.
In my opinion none OF Us would have
much we'd be glad 10 claim
II no one ever made n FUSS and
merely took things a. they
came
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Jeff TURNER used 10 make the
claim that no man had the right
10 kicks
His little boy was kinda lame-if
seemed they let him walk too
quick
Jeff wasn't worried. not n mites he
said IL was the good Lords viii,
On which account he had no right
except to bear Il and keep stiIl.
what Is L. best JEFF used to says
at amt for rs TO fret or
cursef
Whenever trouble comes my way I'm
always glad IL amt no worse
II Jeff had not been satisfied TO take
/ things always aH they cane
He might. IL seems to me- have tried
TO have his boy cured that was
lame.
Doe Wilbur said IL could be done. he
knew Of cases Of the kinds
But JEFF, as I have said, was one who
let things go and didn't mind
at aIn'f no use,r he'd say '-fO fret
or want things that you haven't
Eots
The worst amt never happened yet,
in my opinion BY n lot-7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Ripping Rhymes

Our Wandering Bow

imbg
Fritz They
pillows; STILL
a-vhng roundy with
Etel Oh, Eite
den times made rather eEbaled in German
lifetime with gee pursued gddy before the grand
ali Etel
prncey Hfndenbug uke not word Etel
eddy sassy bOsy,
2 Of Joy, It totslloSy9
Copyright By George Matthew WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered Z.


WHO HAD come with him
WE HAD candy things
AND WE passed them cut
AND THE nice little boz.
WHO DIDN'T belong.
WAS OVERLOOKED
UNTIL IT happened
THAT PANCHO.
TOOK PITY On him
AND PASSED his box.
AND MOTHER looked down
N A terrible fear.
AND HELD the hand
OF THE nice lite boy.
so HE couldn't reach
AND PANCHO.
IN WONDERMEET.
LOOKED Up at her.
AND THEN he smiled
AND THE mothers hand
RELEASED THE hand
OF THE nice little boy.
AND THE last-namsd hand
WAS BURIED deep
N PANCHO's box
AND AFTER the show
A LIMOUSINE
TOOK PANcHO home
WITH SIX other kids
AND THE kids are bragsing
THAT THE limousine
IS GOING 10 get them
SOME DAY next week
AND TAKE them somewhere
But THEY don't know where
I THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Lille Interpiems.

perhaps better than an autombile road
would be the construction Of stairs
Up the mountain for those who desire
TO climb on foot. These sort OF ex-
as they provide some Of that recre-
alton in which FL Paso is 50 lacking"
SIS
II it can be arranged. the Fl
Paso symphony orchestra should be
taken for a tour Of the PRINCIPAL
cities Of the southwest" said ". "
Jordan. who has been spending the
winter in Fl Paso. 1t would be
one OF the best advertisements Of
the city the chamber OF commerce
could send into that portion Of the
southwest upon which FL Paso de-
Ponds for trade During the weeks
have been making FL Paso my
New Mexico and Arizona, rather ex-
tensively. looking for Information
as 70 the resources Of this section
OF the country. I have heard many
people say they did not visit FL Paso
because there was so little TO see or
entertainments that when they left
their homes they went either 10 Los
Angeles or san Diego OF, in the case
Of the residents Of Albuquerque,
santa Fe or Las Vegas, to Denver
In order that they might see and
hear in their home towns. FL Paso
they said had nothing but picture
shows and they were the same shows
shown in their own home towns a lit
tie later. II the symphony orchestra
could be sent on a tour OF New
Mexico and Arizona the people OF
those states would be given a demon
stration Of what FL Paso has to Of
fer in the way Of amusement and it
may be that many VINO now go to
the coast or 10 Denver for amuse-
ment and entertainment might be
attracted this way"
The adobe brick has long been
recognized as the building material
par excellence for this section OF
this country OF little rain. but it has
remained for the army to show US
which viii make it last as long as
the ordinary brick OF commerce. %
said John T. McComb. IF not pro-
tected from weather, and psrticu-
larry from rain the sun burned
adobe will melt down in COMPARE
lively few years From time i'm
memorial the Spanish settlers Of the
southwest and their descendants
have attempted TO protect the walls
Of their adobe houses by plastering
them, but they never discovered a
means by which the plaster could
be made to stick to a perpendicular
wall for any appreciable length Of
time with the result that the whole
southwest is dotted with adobe
houses from which the plaster is fall
ing. or has fallen, till the buildings
present a most disreputable appear
ance. When chicken wire OF metal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Do Your Hands speak, some Hands
seem To-
walking about you do not know what
10 do with your hauds-do nothiLg az
ALI Simply let them hang and forget
them as far as possible.
Girls Of this sort viii find tha-
pockets in their day dresses or su5-3
are a great boon. and that a fan is
an excellent thing TO play with when
they are dressed for the evening
The week Of the ancient Egyptians
conlaLnaa ten laLs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

The minimum allowance on which
self supporting woman can live is
$3.50 week. according 10 the find
ing Of the Massachusetts minimum
wage commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Wisconsin Observatory
Sights Neto Comet Sofa

Chicago. H.. Jan 2S.-The new
comet named Sola, for its Spanish
discoverer was sighted from the
Williams Bay. Wis. observatory last
night, according TO a telegram to
Phillip Fox. Of Northwestern univer-
sity. The location OF the comet had
been sought for a week by astrono-
mers- To the naked eye the comet
appears as an ordinary star the tele-
gram said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

THE young lady across the way says
1 she saw IN the paper that a single
deposit of soda in British East Africa
contains more than zoo, oOo, 600 tons
and it seems as if this ought to keep
the fountains supplied for a good many
years even With the increased demand
under prohibition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
WV. c. A. Deserves Support.

THE call has the people Of FL Paso again to aid
the Y W C. A. It is privilege to support such
for the of this country than the Young Womens
Christian association. And its work is largely among
who without such organization, would most easily
tau prey to our w5-st social evils This is because the
it aids usually young away from home
and women who earn their own ivings.
Too few OF realize what the does for our young
It helps not only the working girl and the stranger
but the girls who live here with their families 1t offers
gymnasium advantages girls who otherwise could
get the exercise and recreation they need to keep them
healthy and nghinded. The Y ". offers the women Of
the city the only swimming pool in town and in the hot
summer months there is no greater blessing.
The Y. ". offers club life that broadens them
and enrches their sympaties It gives them Christian
culture that keeps womanhood wfehood and motherhood
pure and clean The Y W at its residence offers safe
The central building offers hospitality to transents that
many from the embarrassment Of going TO
public roomng houses where there always danger
the inexperienced traveller This is not in any way the
fault Of the hotels but due the very nature public
hostelres where anybody stay they dress decenty
and demean themselves properly.
Hundreds of women and children given aid every
year at the station BY the atrons the Y W maintains
there In addition to these things the girls who place them
selves under the care Of the organization have opportuni
ties to study which they otherwise could not get Parents
may always feel easy when their daughters in the
hands Of the Y ". C. A. matter what city they may
be in.
The E. PasO Y W is in charge of 20 or more Of the
very best Of the city Their husbands promi
nent in business and professional life and there need
be any misgvngs to how the funds will be used
or how the institution viii be managed.
The Y W is asking FL Paso for $4,000 with which to
its 1920 affairs The work is growing. The
bershp reached 1922 1919 This is increase Of s22
1918. The number of trausents accommodated
5s2 And the number Of persons accommodated at the
swimming pool during the past year s5o4.
great work IS being done among the Mexican girls.
Glasses IN cooking, sewing and in English conducted
And special attention is given to Mexican girls at the In
ternationa institute, at f22H San Jacinto street.
great m0thery, Christian organization is the Y. W
c. A Its worth to the community not be estimated in
dollars But its needs Let u.s. therefore, give accord
ing to its financial needs and according to ability
Every cent We give win bring big returns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Gov. Campbell is cutting out trouble for himself IN
aing that special session Of the Arizona lsgslature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Certain senators win 10 doubt object to the proposal
of giving the Indian the ballot because the squaws might
bring a race problem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

The little weather have been having lately is max
ing It fine for the cattlemen next spring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

What is DOrtH doing at all Is pOrth doing nell
Of CassferffaTa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Tammany is going to the San Francisco convention in
chartered steamer The principal part Of the cargo VIII be
put on at Havana, first stop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

The Irish College Of Gardening, for
the training Of women gardeners. has
been opened in one OF the suburbs Of
Dublin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

with coal and other precious things
kept in the cellar the second story
worker is liable 20 practice revision
doWnWard.-Washi Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

7 am glad 70 see that the city
council has arranged 10 start work
On the scenic drive around the noun
tains.~ said Mss Julia Cook That
drive viii be a big advertisement for
thls city and will lead to other inn
proved drives and roads, all OF which.
attract others 10 FL Paso. II shows
That the council really meant the
statement that work would begin as
soon as possible and that they are
not lettering about the matter.
know many persons here who would
like 70 have gone up on the noun
Tain 20 take a birds eye view Of the
city who were deferred by the fact
1nere are no good roads there and
no provision for easy climbing only
TIE harder ones can make the climb
on foot I think another improve
-5ent which would serve the masses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

HThe allies owe Us $50 million dollars interest on the
ten billion other dollars they us bit we're going
to collect even the interest just at present for two
First, because we're sorry for them and second they
Invent got i-Kansas City Star Why the first reason?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Ten years ago the who talked cotton growing
the FL Pas0 valley would have been called insane. Til
year We are to have 22,5oo acres Of It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Tie east Just getting interested in Mexico We have
been inerestsdsnd dsappointe5-so long that we are
losing interest down here the border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Pueblo. Colo. Jan IS. - Don p.
Blackwood. an attorney OF Denver,
recently committed TO the state hos
pital for the insane escaped from
thai institution here last night He
was charged with being insane be-
cause Of his continued attacks on
John Rush. prominent Denver at
torney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

teTO a person who is familiar with
the laws Of Louisiana the laws
OF Texas seem Ienient and very
easy for a criminal 20 evade." said
~. IL Lyles. district attorney OF Lees
vile, La Appeals are common and
new trials are often granted In
Texas but not so in Louisiana
have been district attorney for seven
years During this time we have had
tlg convictions seven OF which were
death sentences and only three new
trials have been granted Appeals
zee given only when a matter CT
law is involved in the case.
y like Fl Paso, like the city and
lll5e your climate. 7 am looking over
tnlngs here and within all probability
VIII move here and make this my
home
= see that Russia has made her
Boast that she can fight the world"
said Frank Friend. 213f4 South
OREGON street However. that is not
such q big boast after all She can
fight Of course, but the past samples
Of Russian fighting and her present
internal conditions rob the Russian
bear Of much danger. / think that
sventuslly Russia VIII need TO be set
= her place, just as Germany was,
and u has struck me as rather
peculiar that the allies have tolerated
AS much disorder there as they have.
DO not think 1t Is Americas place
to keep her troops there. merely 10
serve other European powers. but Il
is high time that the Bolsheriki we're
Eiveu z spanking If Uncle sam um-
dertook the job. OF course, Il would
rot last long Europe. However, still
has her armies and there is no good
reason why we should be forced 10
clean house FOR them I believe Eng
land and France should take up this
matter and get II Strengthened out
Further, I believe that every Ameri-
can boy I'm Europe should be brought
home, except such as are directly
necessary 10 protect American rights
by that ] do not mean to protect
American capitalists who are flying
around the world and have no con-
nection with their countrymen-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

In congress ut the last session. J.. Z.
A There were 1875 bills intro
duced in the house. while the senators
fathered 1857.
q l. m eNHervice man entitled to
government compensation from the
time he was wounded until he was
discharged eight months laterf G..
A. G.
A A soldier is not entitled TO any
compensation from the government
until after be has been discharged
from the service. While he is still in
the service he receives his pay and
also hospital and medical attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

THIRTN-NINTH YEAR
plete neWa report By
covering Ariznua. New
YORK. Entered a. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

great m0therly Christian organization is the Y ".
A. Its worth to the community not be estimated in
dollars needs Let u.s. therefore, give accord
ing to its financial needs and according to ability.
Every cent give VIII bring big returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
MEDALS FOR MARINES
Captain Pagan Will Distribute victory
Medals in Wheeling Today.

capt I.ou.S l.. l,.au. Jr.. "fn'"r, N
,htrrc Il uH" recruiting district 81
I"i.suurgh. VIII l." at IN local lnar.n'
,.urrs r,,ru.l.uE station, llS" MARKET
street. to-day. 10y ia" vurI"s, ct diS-
livhut!ur Victory medals |" AL rN-hGI-
r.Ii,., ut NI+ locality w.'n ."rN"l ""r'nS
tie. world war. ~! former marines wa"
,l,.:.,r,. tin s.. medals should present thr. r
discharges ~ IN II" 60" VIII Il in''i' .'',
I.I.i, !" :, man vino hss n" Discharge
with ham.
Many applications for thcNr medals
ht,r hr,.u r,.rrlN,d At Tia" PERMITTING Nti-
r,,, rlIi rs r;..u branch UI thu S'rElTG
- presenting ia" medals 10 IN" mea
who served with them and as IN" ma
riu,s were the last To- r"''iNc th'!r
ur,..rl tin. distribution has been delay AT
II, that reason. I!Gt II = III" h''S!T" II
the nua-cumr!I$>."nrd O!h''r M 'hhrN'
ct he heal station that al former ma
riil..~ secure their 'Gni'' ~ ihiS "n-
rurluntty because If ih"y fail {" go
;h,m now I; VIII urr">s'iH'" 1t rTnhah'
long DELAY IN securing tA.m - later
dLt".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
OF THE BOY SCOUTS

The annual meeting Of the Wheeling
couUr., OF Boy Scouts Vii! be held th.S
evening At O'Clock in the north ha.!
uf the Market Auditorium. George r..
House. president OF the council, requests
that al members hc present. a. THIS
NIL be- on" Of the most important meet
lnES ii the year.
Tn" annual. "i"'t:on o: officers Will
h, held ami among thr officers 20 b"
elected are the ;drut. Two virN prcS.-
d"UiS 4 scout commissioner and The cN-
rvUt!Vc board.
Reports "r IN" committees for tn"
raS, year w, be read and approved a.
thus t.m" iiauS VIII h" discussed and
Outlined tor the coming year which IS
expected big one in connection with
the Boy Scout work in Wheeling dis
tr.ct.
4 meeting OF Troop No. "a was held
last night at the. Day Nursery on the
South Side. which was well attended
Troop No. 20 OF Boy Scouts Ot IA" Stone
Presbyterian chUrcH held. their regular
meeting last evening AZ III" church IN
Elm Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
XMAS SAVINGS
CLUBS To START.
NEARLY ALL BANKS IN WHEEL
ING DISTRICT WILL HELP
SAVE FOR 1921.
Habits OF Thrift Arc Being encouraged
BY All of the Local Saving
Institutions.

4 Actuatcd by the success that has at
tended the project during the past few
years and the fact that christmas CLUBS
arr IN incentive To persons who are not
in the habit Of DONG so. to save Their
earnings. practically every bank III
Wheeling District opened club Tor
Christmas 1871, yesterday.
stipulated amount OF interest is
paind on deposits and although II
amounts to Il small sum. still II Is
SAVING. and as leading bankers Of this
city state, the time has arrived TO COM
mcnSc to think Of saving, instead Oh
Spending money.
In the past many banks have gazed
askaucr 1T the Christmas clubs. be-
cause the amounts Of deposits are, as
"A rule, small and the added book-keep-
hIr in krrp!uE the accounts mas ma
trr!auy added 10 the expense OF the up
Keep Of the establishments.
However, a. 1t has became IN" NODE
uvrrly all E:lv" fallen IN Inc and there
VIII be christmas club saving accounts
in ali OF the banks IN Wheeling as
tricl. with tn" rnH@!ld" exc, ptInhS OF
rNu OF three, for tn" (ul"tId" OF WI.
If has h.rn arranged that IN" rheEkS
for ih, deposits and the interest wiil
he. mailed ont "n I'c""inb"r 10, WI
which VIII turn over /" IL" christmas
,"uh savers 4 neat amount III plenty %
;:ftr,. t. hc adj" 10 purchas" holiday
gifts for friends and r"iai!r"S.
And If hr or she hasn't amy iritpoS
or rrIai.yrS the check can just b" re-
GcpuS:tcd IN IN" bank ana l"rln neat
nucleus Tor a SIV!nAS account,
. The. following schedule of the various
J,.,,n>ils and the amounts 10 T." the
just pro-" /" next chris, mas VS. Hi't'''
by lanes l:ull, IF the lial-D"lllr saw
lrgs l.,rk. wh."h br"k" tho record on
Christmas SAVINGS accounts the present
wear and pa!d ont $"".Huu. o
christmas clubs open Dec. Is. l"-O.
Twn cent class pays $3.50 and in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
AM. LEGION MEET

Martins Ferry Post B. American l."-
E!"n. held our 81 The b!gEvSt meetings
e.rr" It's organization Monday eve
mag in tn, Hazard ul Trad. rooms on
South Fourth street. Thu ica;UG" Of the
,Nrniu- WAS TN election uI officers
which resulted in the following.
Post commander. Arthur DICKSON;
vice post commander. James Wilson;
post adJutamt. William DAVIS; financial
officer. Roger @. Lupton: trustee. three
SrarS. l.",. Woods: HISTORIAN. lh!lilp
t'i;u: '.ir;.aiu. Rather Thomas BRAN
u,n!;tu 80. The St"uh"mrtll" CHth"lic
church. one OF the new members.
Following the business meeting 4
social hour Was held and = big feed
was enjoyed by thu large crowd IN at
tendance. Roger I.rptou and Wilbur Wal,
ncr were in CharE" of -" 'nt"rtun-
mcnt committr" and d"lc;nu$ Old
fashioned pummpkIn r" WAS d;~'r'hutrd
by Mrs Spr"r nnd Mrs. lHIlS"n 4
regular xuuS-tcst concluded an eve
Ming OF much pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Vacancies in Marines.

Word has just been r"r"iN'd ~ me
l.,,.,,, marine recruiting oi'Ilcc. 1880 Mar
,r, street, TO the effect that th"r" are
vacancies rx!StInE at tho l"rE- marine
rurI,s post at rarriS Island. :. g. for
cooks. bakers. mess %rrG"auts ana stem
ugr,phrrs. and Il is desired that th"S"
vacancies be nlicd by rc-rnli>t"d men
who VIII h" transferred direct /" that
post. Tho. men. il ih"y prove c"mN"t-
'nr. Will l." rated - u"u-rnmmlsS!"n'd
utI.cr:S or sprc!aii>t- whlCh ranks cur
,i..s with i, 4 substantial increase III
Nny men with experience" along any
or thcs. lines viii r""'iv" any lnl"r!na :
non desired 10y Hprl!in% II ~" "ihr'
r,,y ,iulr briWr,n \ So u. III. ANA - D. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
NEARLY coLLrDED.

WHAT might have been a serious COLI
sion vas avertcd yesterday afternoon 81
3:3V o'clock at TcH;H and Ma:a streets.
hv the action Of tw" mutorntru Of 20"
Wheeling Traction company. Gar No,
80 OF the Wheeling S;"phrrri!!" divi-
s:nu. was coming south. and had the
right Of way and car No. s@& .: tn" Rem
woud-NUrth Wheeling division. was
coming west on Tenth street 20 Main
As the cars stopped thy were but Il lew
iacl"S OF coming together.
MANY OF the passengers bccaIn" cH-
cited and rushed to the front end Of
either car 10 asC tain the trouble, hU;
there was no one hurt.
BUY WAR SAVING ST.tMIS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
WILL VISIT FRIENDS.

Officer Robert Jones'. VIII" - acting
.-affics officer AZ Twelfth and 'hap!:ne
streets. during the day. MIS been grant
ed a irave Of five days ahs"n"r t" be-
come effective on p"cemb"r @ith. on,
Ger Jones stated last night THAI h" VIII
spend the vacation VISITING with rcIa.
t:vvs and friends in Pennsylvania and
other N stern states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

J. T.. Brown. head Of tho West Nir-
GINA Bureau of Insurance Writers. was
honorrd NJ a meeting uf fellow wnrkmen
yesterday 1T noon. The meeting was Il
lunche0 farewell for Mr.. Brown, who
leaves the bureau within the near future
10 TAX" a position with tho Lee Z. H.tul
Insurance Agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
COUNTY COURT


q .. Davis. =. al Martins r'"rry. ANA
Elizabeth Nul"'u>. N ii I:r""kSid".
Irwin" T.. E"Iirr"r. =. and Eva j.
["rns. Il. both "i SW!thitcId. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

\ praecipc in 4 suit in aS.;umpai, titled
HTnd.an-llearn II Company ~ the SUI
l"-I"r Producing and Refining tOnIE' ny
WAS MED yesterday in circuit court by
Attorney J. i. Eiaudlau and Man Car
den. Tn" S"j; Is L. recover s1'uu dam
ages tn" plaintiff company GAINS due
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

\ suit titled Charles Marsh vs. Ch"S-
tor G. Thompson WIS settled out IF ,ir-
cult court L. which II WAS appealed, yes
t"ripS iG"ruinE. When the suit was
called II was announced i Sett.em''m i
had been reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
KGtyBliat5A
sEaH1m.--Lsss1.

Attendants 1t the North "h""l'nL
h"Sp:tal stated last evening that Law
r,'ur, icaton. fifteen year old !""ts'il'
I.!II,.r who suffered Il tI+lNCatiUn OF t!r'
hip IN u game Sunday - resting AZ "r''
AS can be- expected. and !s VIII on TIN
rU;i,! 10 recovery.