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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
MONDAY NEWS.

Mrs. w. H. sudduth and children
have returned from a three weeks
vacation spent at st. Paul, McGregor
and Pelican Lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs, w .E. Pruess and
children have returned from their va
eation visit to New Underwood, S.
D.
Mason & Morehouse reports the
sale of Dodge touring car to Ar
thur Alton.
Mr.. and Mes. August Nordeen and
daughter, Leona, of Chicago, were
! the Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Johnson. They were en-
route to Belden, Neb., to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett of Dana, TO-,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sales. They are on their way to
California to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robinson have
returned from a two months visit
with relatives in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Bishop spent
Sunday at Little Sioux, with the
formers uncle, WI. M. Conyers.
Royce Briggs has resigned his po-
sltlon at Council Bluffs, and will
again work in the railway shops here.
Mrs. t. M. Gilmore has gone to
Davenport, To-, for three weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Byron Vaudeville of Council Bluffs,
is visiting flineds here today.
Glen Jones returned this morning
from a weeks visit at Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Geo. Sales spent Saturday in
Dow City, the guest of friends.
Rev. E. M. Bell returned this after
noon from a months vacation spent
at Denver and other Colorado points.
Miss Agnes Stokes has resigned
| her position at the store of Mrs. Mol
| lie Huntsinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Wolfe spent
Sunday at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Brownell.
| F. l.. Hays has moved his cleaning
works to the building recently pur-
chased from Meyers and Lutge.
Frank Goodwin & Son reports the
sale of the D.ewell cottage on North
First street, to Mr.. Small. Also the
La Due residence property on North
First street, to George Mendenhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gaver and
family motored to South Omaha, on
Sunday, where they spent the day
at the Frank MeGavren home.
Mrs. Frank Sales of Council
Bluffs, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sales last week.
H. Fl. Thurber is home from a two
weeks visit with friends at Clinton,
To-, and Chicago.
l.. G johnson has arrived from
McGregor, Mimi, for AN extended
visit with his daughter, Mrs. w. H.
sudduth, and family.
Mrs. Lula Martin leaves this even
ing for visit with relatives and
friends at Detroit, Mich.
Foote'S Garage reports the sale of
a Buick touring car to M. r. Iverson
of Bcebeetown.
A. I. Briggs is quite ill at his home
on Fourth street.
Homer Jones and family left Sun
day for the State fair.
Mrs. S. K. McGavren returned to
Omaha last evening, after a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Chinworth,
who is reported suite sick.
O. B. True returned Saturday from
a few days sojourn at Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Mrs. Ed Tamisiea of Craig, Neb,,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Laura Stewart, for few days.
William Barrett returned today fom
Camp Cooper, near Council Bluffs,
where he has been spending a few
days.
r. j. Bishop of The Times force
had Ford roadster stolen last night
from his home on North Seventh
street.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
MoNDAMIN WON

The ball game at the fairgrounds
Sunday, between Mondamin and the
Yeoman team of this city, resulted in
victory for the Mondamin team.
The score was 13 to 9.
The B. of r. f. of this city and the
onawa team were to play during the
afternoon, but the game was cam
celled.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS

List for week ending August 80,
1890.
Hendrix, Elmer.
Miller, Laurence.
Purcell, Mrs. L. M.
T. L. Finley, Postmaster.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02
AEROPLANE EXHIBITION
FOR LABOR DAY

The merchants decided that they
wanted to do something for Labor
Day, so they have secured the SER
vices of DIR. Bowen and his big Curtis
plane to give exhibition flights on
that day. Frank Smith will walk the
wings of the plane while it scars at
a dizzy altitude, then DR.. Bowen will
give seris of hair-raising stunts
that can be given only by expert
aviators. Loops, Immelman turns,
power spirals, figure eights, nose
dives, tail spins, etc., will follow each
other in rapid succession until the
spectators marvel that human beings
can accomplish such feats with such a
delicate piece Of mechanism.
At the close Of the performance, DR..
Bowen will throw out a large num-
Der of cards each good for whatever
article is printed thereon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02

Bowen will haul passengers at $40
per ride.
This promises to be one Of the big
gest days in the county and If you
and your friends are not planning to
attend this celebration, which the
shop boys have spent great deal of
time and money on, you are doing
them and yourself an injustice.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-02

The A1banians and Serbs, who are
fighting little war of their own, have
been having some bloody battles and
the Albanians claim to have driven
their foes back into their own coun-
try. Tie victors halted, at least tenn
rornrily, at the demarcation line fixed
in 1918
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
DENIED APPLICATION

CONTINUED fEDM PAGE OK
hsulfng OF the dead weight Of its own
vra.st@ful heavy engines and cars This
excessive weight may be conprs nendsd
when one realizes that the al steel
passenger trains are hauling eight and
one half toas for each pzsseng-r----
very interesting figures
In addition 20 this exhorsitanf er-
pense there is also involved TIE en-
eeedingly heavy freight train loading.
comprising as many as 100 or more cars
ali loaded. from which IL follows that
aeryic- TO the public Is slower than
formerly and the work 10 the train
men IL more arduous
No effort was made by the carr
iers to show their valuation or their
earnings in the state OF Nevada bot
from other evidence adduced the CON-
mission finds that the roads operatinG
in this state taken collectively nave
been making a net return Of i3-s1 pei
cent on a fair valuation Whereas up
on the federal commission determined
value. they are earning apparently ,
per cent per annum-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
ANOTHER WARNING

The explosion which rocked New iork iaciai
killing and inuring several hundred people phs
hv;dv 70 mind the San Francisco Los Angeles bomb out
cages and enepcy which shown the perpetrators
zach
In every of the bomb explosions II has been aDorng
heu and women who killed Yet fined organized labor
AZ Great Britain country, and In Canada passing
RESOLUTIONS demanding that radical prisoners be AND
the recognize revolutionary leaders
different parts of the world all of whom, given power
would overthrow every vage of law order and property and
Individual rights the interest of organized awlessness
We think in this country and that industry
and wealth protected, when matter Of fact we are al
owing yellow journals yellow politicians, individual destruc
every breed of preachers of discomfort to
public conscience with their appeals to class hatred
and revolution
sound public conscience the rock foundation upon which
Dur government built If allow this to be undermined
DUR whole governmental structure may crumbe Ihen
pect it the least
In this presidential year. of the most important in our
history find less interest the campaign than has be-
ore been manifested This added New York catasrophy
help to bring the people to their senses,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
MINING DIRECTORY

PRsNCE CONSOLIDATED MININ0
AND SnELfING COMPANY
Incorporated snAsr the laws Of Ne.
vaAA
capnaIisation. enc uillioa sharss.
toe a,Iiars each
Principal once. Salt Lake City. Uts q
Location Of property. Ely Ainisg
District. lincoln County. Nevada
Twenty claima
O6icers: A r. GoAbs. President:
George r. WATSON. vics-PrsstAeat; W.
q Mccormick. Treasurer: IL c. 0olbs.
Secretary and General Manager: d. L
Wertheimer. additional Director: J. n.
Hedges. Supsrtstsndsnt: A L Scott
Resident Agent
VIRGINIA LOUISE MINING COMPANV
Incorporated under the laws Of the
! STATE Of Nevada
Capitalization one million dollar z
divided into one mitien share. pa
value one dollar each
Principal once. Phoebe. Nevada
I Transfer once. 1903 Hibsrnian Bldg,
Los Angeles. Cal
Location Of mine. Ely Mining pts
srict. Lincoln County. Nevada
0mcsrs and Directors: Chaa L.
Horssy. President and Director; J. u
Thomson. vics-Prssidsnt and Director
Chas- A. Thompson. Secretary ~,
Treasurer and Director: L q. 0tlleS:
Superintendent.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLEkk
Pf.<hs, Lincoln Cessty, Nessaa-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that AZ
ths General Election TO De nSio -
Tussday. November Ind. A " 80. -
following Nevada ConsttetA"h
10. iI-Assembly Joint RESOLUTION;
relative TO amending section TOUT ~
article six of the constitution % ee
ps-oixed 6y the Assembly the
Ssrsfe concurrfng That section lou.
OF article six of the cons.ise -
the State OF Nevada DC aHenSe
section .. The supreme court shat.
have appellate Jurisdiction IN AL -
which Is involved the title, or tnr
right of possessionto. or the posse
OF. real estate or mining claims. OF lne
Legality Of ang s1 fine or in which the
demand exclusive of INTEREST," or lns
value of the property IN eohlrot y
exceeds three hundred oGraH IA in the
general subdivisions OF law anu etai = =,
and also on question OF law A-one ~
all criminal cases IN when ne t,,,isdic-
ton of the district courts Ine Sou..
shall also have power TO issue Nils
Of mandamus. certiorarl proniDilloh;;
quo warranto. and habeas corpus an
also all writs necessary or proper 20
the complete exercise OF ITS appeIiAt,s
Jurisdiction. Each of the justices snall
have power to issue writs OIL napeas
corpus to any part of the state. upon
netition by, or on behalf of. any person
held in actual custody. and may MAKE
such writs returnable, before hims-n
OF the supreme court. or before ans
district court in the state or BEFORE
any Judge of said courts
fncase of the disability or disquaIl,
fication. for any cause. OF the cnlel
Justice or either of the associate
justices of the supreme court, or any
two of them the governor is author
ICED and empowered TO designate an,
district Judge or judges to sit in th'
; place or places of such disqualified O.
disabled Justice or justices. and sal;
judge or judges so DESIGNATED snai
and otherwise while sitting In SAT-
supreme court
IN WITNESS WHEREOF / hav
. hsreunto set nv hand and seal thi
18th day of September. A Z. 1920:
(SeaD EVA DOl-AS
, County Clerk.
Oct 1-s-22-1g2
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
NOTICE or CLOSE OF REGfsTRA-
rto> FOR GENERAL ELECTION

Notice i hereby givsa that regis
trattoc for the general eleetioa % bs
held on November :. 1899. Will close On
ruessay. the 18th dAy Of October.
Electors may register for the en-
.uinx election BY appearing before the
County Clerk at her ONCE or oy Ao-
Gearing before a Deputy Registrar In
the manner provided by Law.
EVA DOLAS.
County Clerk
Dated Sept IL. is2o-
First publication sept IL. is-e-
las, publication Oct !. 1890
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION fSh
A. 9 PATENT
L 8 Land oz.cs. carson CT. @eN~-
o.esob@r. ts-e.
S.rTsy - fsss
E-f.r ~

Serial "a"
xotics u hereby given tE1S n par
s1lzaGe II n AT 81 L9G-4 - Ays-sfe-
A4y -. Issz. = N IA ritz 1n1 -. "A
Eioens S@v4c2 haze H1z6- 2Npl1e<-
ton for DateEt TO- not -ASSsd1A< lsyr
linear feet On me alshLAre Ss~-n-
Lucky Jim. Highland Mar rr&-tien-
and Pinto Fraction lodes. EssS-e.l. ,s.
b-artnx gold and silver. with sart4er
<round not exceeding see feet In Nidlh
On each fof szid lOdss. all situate Al
Highland Mining District. LlncolA
County. State Of Nevada and DESCRIBED
By the Official plat AID ~ TIE n--a
notes On file in the once q the
ter Of Carson C-ly Land OlstfiSI
Nevada a. folloss- Viz
R@ginnfnz at Corner So- ] Of tbs
Highland Queen lode. whence the "a
Corner Of See u. = / ,. - =
hence s So ~ (. 1883 Il TO Cor
1 Of said Highland Queen lode: tnenee
y gss ss z ssis Il 20 Cor. No OF
said Highland QUs~a lode thence =.
ass ~ " l4ss.s II 10 Cor 10 Sl
said Highland queen iods. icsntlS S.
thence y. 7ss ~ W. i0Ss-5 II TO Cur
80. Of said Lucky Jim lode. idsntiezi
with Cor. No. Of the Hisnl4nc sArS
Fraction lode: thence -
.s3s II TO Cor No Of said Highland
Mary Fraction lode. thence y 81 ~
" Isl3 fl to Cor. No : OF SAID Hlsn :
land Mary Fraction lode. thence y
as So W. ssI.s f. TO Cor No : CT
said Highland Mary Fraction lode.
identical with Cor. No of the Pinto
FRACTION lode. thence s .s' os. w ss1
N 70 Cor. No Of said Pinto Fraction
lode: thence y. ss' 2g 1885. fl 10
Cor 2 Of said Pinto Fraction lode;
thence -. IS 9s Z $50 II 10 Cor. 40.
Of said Pinto Fraction lode. Identical
with Cor. No. of the Highland mar
Fraction lode and Cor. No : OF tns
Lucky Jim lode. thence s "a % T.
IOO2s f. TO Cor. No Of said Luck
! linn lode. Identical with Cor No l 81
, . he Highland Queen lode, the place Of
. beginning Variation 10 20 Z sac
Z Iodes being situate in Sec IA. Ia z
' and q T l. v. p. IS E. NJ D q 4
E n. and containing a net area OF ss-ss
: GLIDING sl55 A conflict with SURVEY
Z No. 323s Highland Mary lode. Ad1oin'
! ans s1rVey 10 s2ss Highland Mar
: lode and unSurveyed Nendha Ans
y Nendha East lodes
e CSigned) VIM II PITS
T tSigned1 W. NJ CHRISTIEN
d / direct that this notice be publish
i ed in the Phoebe Record. week.!
!, newspaper published al Phoebe. LIN
coin County. Nevada. for a period o
3 fSipned) Minnie L Bray
Register.
A l. Scott. Phoebe Nevada.
Attorney for Applicants
a First Pub. Oct 8: Last Dec
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES


Notice Is hereby given that the "a Z
on the proceeds OF the mines for the
quarter ending September 30. A D.
1890. Il now due and payable At the
once Of the County Assessor At Phoebe.
Lincoln County. Nevada A strict COM
pliAnce With the law Is required.
County Assessor In and For Lincoln
County. Neya-a-
Date October I. 1920.
First publication October !. 1920.
Last puhlicAtion October %. 1920
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
CAMP MEETING
Hamilton Revivalists to Conduct Meet
ings at Moundsvtle.

From July so to August s. an old
fashioned camp meeting will be held
IN the auditorium At the Moundsvlile
ramr grounds. according to DR.. c. Fred
Anderson. district superintendent or the
Methodist churches. 1lans arc now un-
der way for III" meeting. which Will be
featured with some Of the best singers
available speakers have not yet hecn
hooked hut many Of the most promi-
n"nc ministers in tho vicinity will be
present To lend their assistance.
Or. and Mrs. J. +. Hamilton OF Cleve-
land who Will h. rcu-mhcrcd by those
who attended the recent Warwood tabor
uacic meetings. Will have charge Of the
meetings and Jack Stnrrs. from Michi-
gan who was also interested In tnS
Wa-wnod revival. viii b" on hand to
lead IN" singing.
4 special day is being Planned for
the children by nr Anderson. but as
yct no ono has been secured to take
charge Of the services for this day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
FILE SIXTH SUIT :
AGAINST ANDERSON

Yesterday the sixth civil action suit
Was rilcd with Clerk John l.. kinghorr
Of circuit court by J. Harold Brennan.
attorney. against Frank G. Anderson,
who * now heinC held in Pittsburgh
on charges of stealing a number OF
automobiles. Th" case is styled Amos
G.. PaXSon Ns. +. q. Anderson. IN as
sump;lt with attaChmcn: for *?OOO.
The claim is for money alleged TO have
been frauduIently obtained by the de-
PENDANT from the plaintiff through tho
selling Of an automobile.
The other five cases now on file with
The clerk Of circuit court arc:
clay y. Blayncy Of Pennsylvania TOT
81 -" damages Ben Honccker. attor"
ncy. Al,
j, +. McCurdy. Of Wheeling: for $1,000
damages. George Benekc. attorney.
:. |. Ruth Of Pennsylvania for $l,5oO
damages. with Ben Honecker as the at
torncN. ~
n l.. Longstretch for $1,000 damages.
II T.. Carpenter of Marshall county
HoncCkCr a. the attorney.
for sl.3o0 damages. with A. E. Bryant
as the attorney.
All six Of these cases will be heard
at the September term of circuit court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
Bic PETE KANE
STOPS-|N TOWN
ARRIVAL HERE RE CALLS CELE-
DRAFTED RAILROAD CASE IN
WITCH PIGS WERE TRADED.
Flooded Boar Shipped at One End OF
Limo and Female Received at
Destination.

rat, KAN. of cincinnati. - wonder
,.nrl,r ~ ms Inc ur srIlInE COd0g was
,,.,.rro,. 80 ms Inc uf selling goods, was
r,r,N,cr,i ~ IN. Mel .urr Rui.I for It
,,ss,,E. FER - Err York hottlcr,' housr
,rd h.s hccn ru The road rnntInuuuSly
T'r vars having been sent Ia Alaska.
IIavaI, and ali POINTS III thu tinted
S,,I,, t.,r,,J., and M.\i,o
~ y.crI.rrJ ,rr,,'ir. man used t.
h,r.L ,I., ,,,,l,,r.d IN ~.
~ ~" ,",, - tl, rIrr,r-
l"ih'' h,l'' IT, 49, -, o,,.'I,,
nav ru'i.l' -';,.''S ,,,, .Eo ~, s,s
NY j." H,'iS $50 'H .irr9 %.,,'cn
~ IN, NH.' XXX i,.., r.,I,,,,.
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ran, am '>"',,, ~ ~ r.,i.
WIN. VIM SS,r ~ " ,IH'b,bI,. ,r,nn,.r
rrnr I,rl,.nn
N',h on I,,'.,r.. ,r,I,~nn. winter day.
''d ,r,- ,.,,,,c mn b,s farce IN, con
S,,r,or ,orr h.,,L and occupied tho scat
rI,L his fr,rnl
"' N,h cN ,h,,,,.r, ,sIL,Dr Tho man an
N".' ~ I,,r.,,,c ,,,d r>rrr.s cay
a'm, hash and ,Hm,,I,In,J. rI,,r some
,,r,. ~ T,rkscn had yhirprd = 1--we male
"n' ~ "a, w., H - lbs a. and mo mr.,
pLs III Vas So s,r"ny he The barraccman
baJ 20 IoaN, tho ear door omen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
MANY VISITORS
ATTEND K|WAN|S
CLUB LUNCHEON
MARTINS FERRY BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL MEN AT AFFAIR
TO BAvE OWN ORGANIZATION
Limit To Be Takon Prom Memoersnap
Roll And Many New Men VIII
Become Kiwanians


Tho kiwaniS club entertained numtF-
GUS guests At rs weekly luncheon yes
irrday NJ Tho Mcclure ho'cI a! mon.
Among them were 4 number Of Martins
Ferry business and professional men
vino will hr;ng Il kiwanIs Club mi"
bong IN that CITY ON next Tuesday
night
Attorney ! T. Arh"nZ. Tor inc i0'hi
klwamanS v"Icorhc! the. Martins Fcrr%
,nn,Inrcn, N .. neat address in which h"
cx,nrdnd TN, advantages Ia he obtained
h, ,r,r,nr RI, nru,,- o; kiwanIS
- ~ = E,ci.rr Of Martins Ferry. re-
,nardoG Far In VISITORS and oppressed
, .Ln hono Inn, all Of Belmont county.
, ,Ih,, .',,,cns ,xould become members IN
! limo
V,sj,o-e from, Martins Ferry were: r..
IN ujnrb Eoy r.. Woods. Roy T.. Iim-
herman 4 n Mitchell. Jr.. +. l." SclOI,
John eaton. /. l.. Muorrs n. VI. Miller.
a. r. .DucrInC. X. J McNickI". II; ii.
; Rci,hn,llcr. James r. slaughter, Earl
/ Hc.lop. Vim Wilson. Robert Johns. tr'd
| krlImrycr. Harry SOmmcrS and Albert
Ionic
, - - Lincoln national representative
! and ,,rg,nIycr IF the KiwanlS clubs,
! "'',h n,,dnu,r,crs IN chicago. is in this
| 49,. .,rI ..,crdnd tho r,rrtiuE Mr.. Lin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
! THE THEATRES ;
movies" and ''TalkiGS"
Same Principles Apply 20 Both Stage
And Screen, says D. W. Griffith.

After ali human natur" docs not
change md b. tn" sam" token. IN" ar:.
peal Of the notion picture and lha' Of
the play Of the spoken stage - governed
nv tn, same underlying prlnc.plcS. These
arc tho observations 80 that master 81
nIcturC- making David Mark Griffin.
whose tremendous dramati" story. Tn"
Mother and Tho Law IS bong seen here
Tor the first tune at the C"Ur: Theatre
this week.
The great human family IS mad" up
o. propIe OF all classes and All degrees
Of education. says Mr. Griffith. from
me men and women who receive m" ma
Ior,,y Of their impressions mercy by
soslnE. to those Who depend upon pSN
biology and other functions and pow" RS
o., INC nrnd \ motion picture or play
O. ,Nr spoken stage. N order - appeal
T. all those classes. must possess An al
.iAu~c Of the arts. appealing ak" I" the
masses A. well a. - those who have
,orrprctcnsilr understanding OF paint-
.nr poetry sculpture, arch'teCtur" and
music There must always BE- much
moro than appears on the surface. The
appeal must be deeper and irucr than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
HAY OUTLOOK FAIR


According 20 \. r. hedges. ON" coun-
~ agriculiural agent. the meadows m
the county are showing great improve
rlcnt during the past t"w weeks. some
Tim. ago Indications were that mo
grass crop this year would b" cA'ecu,
ingiy short, OWING {" the protractSH
drouth during tho carly season Inc
meadows wcr.> given a setback from
which indications, were rh"y would not
recover. However. TN" abundance ~
rain during tn" past f'w weeks has
made a biz "hanEc and Mr.. Hodges says
that tho farmers throughout the county
will have an average crop
Tho same holds good wiki other rropS.
Tho carly drourh affected tn" potatoes
and corn greatly and n most places
the oats Will not b" worth III" cuttinA;
Many at tho farmers hay" reporter
their wheat very light and many 81"
they do not expect 10 get void equal
TO the amour, Of seed sown. Tho cora
Is looking rather promising ana rrcS"h !
irdicatinns arc this fall Will sec un' Of
the best crops IN Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
NATIONAL Pike IS
IN BAD CONDITION
Ohio County Has worst strip on The
Highway In Many Miles, According
to Tourists

Tourists who are visiting tho Wheel
ing district from many miles distant
claim that the National highway from
Valley Grove TO the state line at West
Alexander is one OF the worst strips
along the entire highway. IN fact the
only real rough spot between Columbus
and the Atlantic coast.
It is true that there Is 4 small place
a: the dctcur near ClaNSvillc, hui this
Is being repaired Repairs arc being
made a. number Of places. hut the
rUa dwry when completed is not solid
anil the frs, truck that happens along
simply rigs out the new fiji and leaves
tho roadway IN as bad shape As before.
hutOistS arc clamoring for regular re-
pair gang along tho National Pike and
claim that the gang should hc augment
cd BY a road roller Of the steam type.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
THE PRICE SHE PAYS

Thcr. is hardly an American woman
nowadays who can keep pace w!th 'h''
demands maj" upon her time and "hrrE!
wi,hou, paying tho penalty "f ill-hfalth.
l. ma h.. that dreadful haCkacnc. drag
ging rstlnS rcada"hcs. nervousness or
,,r,, .h. TaIs To women III this CON
d,r,un I.ld,a T. PInkham's N"S'tth'"
Gumrouud comes ~ n boon and hl"s-
-Inr \ simple remedy mad" from root 9
and herbs which brings glorious hca!;h
L. Suff.rIng women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

And speaking of musical instruments.
about tho only one the Democratic can
didatc VIII hrQualih"d {" play this
campaign will DC the slip horn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
SELL EQUIPMENT OF
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

All were surprised A. the Market aud
ltnrlun, Yesterday when they heard that
ecalHd bids for 'hv desks files ana other
rQuIrmcn' winch wor" used IN IN" on zee
Of the tinted states Employment hu-
Irai will hr rer"IV"d by tn" department
IT labor Tn" offir" Was closed several
months AZ and since that tim" IN" fur-
rl,urc ia, been used ny the local repre-
s,ntatl,, Of Nv" West Virginia E"ard ~
Ch;ldrcn.s Guardians. It - not known
us' what Will turn UP on account If III"
sale,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
HAS BLOOD POISONING
Popular Moundsville Boy Rushed tc
Glendale Hospital IN Critical
Condition

raul Ryan. popular MoundSville
boy. was rushed 10 the Glendale hos
p'tA, hSr evening N critical Cond'-
tIOn with blood poisoning IN his hand
and arm \ few days ago he injured
one Of his hands and the Infection d"N-
ciop"d and IN Sp!tn Of medical treat
mont continued to grow worse.
Young Ryan is the son Of MI ana
Mrs Lindsay Ryan of NCunhSvilIs and
Is a popular Young student IN Mounds
willie High school and for several months
has been the Moundsville reporter for
tho IntcliEcnCer.