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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Splendid Program Marks Opening !:
Of B. P. 0. E|ks State CenVeuii
ADVANCE Guard OF ~ osays11sa A.
rivss In The Oily Tor 0a0
GASftlR

With an attendance that pAchod the
Elks auditorium even stanNtDk room =,
ing taken. the state conrention or tAe
II. y. o. Elks was ushered In iaN evee-
ing and promises to be the bigHest -.
fair uf the kind ever held within the
state.
Wheeling Lodge No. IS B. p. Q. Elks.
called the meeting. to order and intro-
delivered brief address In which he
stated that wheeling bid the members
OF the "Antlered Herd" wHcome and he
officially turned over the keys Of the
CITY to IN emembcrs during their stay
here.
The mex; number on the program was
a solo by Howard Nesbitt. followed by .
bass solo by Carl Neer with Miss Wiz
ginia Dicby al the last number on the
program in tho way OF vocal seleetons
President OF the State Association. u.
which he responded to the mayor Of the
city on b"half Of the Elks and promised
that M'ht cling would not be regretful
that the convention was held here.
Hon John J. co1tff
The principal tt address so vas ,oIa deiyssse ss,
tie lodge Of Elks had done In veftous
blowing tribute to It's members and told
Of tho many things that II was expocteS
would be accomplished In tho dsyS ts
come.
ficers. delivered a brief address In which
he paid his respects TO the 'eittHAeS 81
Wheeling for their hospitality Hnd fo1
the cordial greeting that Was being ~
Rabb, Mishkind, Of tho EoR Street.
Temple opened the meeting with prayer
rand II was closed with prayer by RsY.
p. 3. Ferris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
10 OF "a INDUSTRIES
SHOW DECREASE IN
NUMBER EMPLOYED

Wa>h.u.'Iun. Sept. 70 Ten out ~ 4
tri.i "f fourteen r"Hrc~"utatlE" INDUS
tries shan" - d"rr,.tsS'. IN tn nUuh"r
ur ,'uuln,rN on IL" payroll ~ August
- COMPARED with July. tie d"pIrtm"ut
"f lnhur' = hu"cau Of labor statistics r..
,""l,I N an industrial :urN'y made
,.Uh.l' today Figures ON which the
comparison VA" made "'r, "DCIlned
from identical r~tahiI I~hm"nts.
Trc number uI employees IN III" auto
moh!n. manufacturing industry dc
- ,rsrI ten percent IN August a. com
I.lrrd " TN July. other lnrE, lCCr"a SCs
W"rr stN percent in the w"nlcr industry
md nN" p"rUrnt in tn" leather. h"sicry
and UudyrwrIr Industries. Increases OF
o. > i'rc"nt and - p"r""nt were shown
IN car hIldUnI AMI repairing and In
Iarcr making
\. compared with July. -" plyrolls
III August showed decreases in nine in
duStrirS and increases In nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
WILL DEMAND
WITHDRAWAL Of
RATIFICATION

Washington, S"pt. 70. 4 delegation
~ Tennessee anli.suffrngiSts. headed
b. Speaker OF thr Huus, walker. nrr'y-
4 in Washington tonight. and, accord ,
rng to announcement h! IL" National
Nssoclatior opposed I" Woman SuttrSs'.
viii call ON Secretary colby tomorrow
10 request ,hat tho mai action "t th''
rrnu.sscr house IN Voting mot 10 con
cur m rntiiicHttnn "f tn" federal sut
lrtxc am"ndm"u, b. rCcoSp11"'l and an
ucuur"d hS tn" state department.
Tho anti >uffrRgiStS declared tonight
Ilat precedent FOR tho r"Tu"St to o.
made. tomorrow Is found in tho acti''r
~ Secretary 81 StH'. s. wH.l IL ''nd'
'.,...,Iy rru''Jlr.r- t., i"url'"h'h
m nlmcnt. ami S,rr' ia"ry Of stat
kfsh IN proS'NinumG -" mft"'uth
an~rdnrn' IN both ,nS'> HIth"uG'
,h.-. N,rc r.n"uEh rLtffl'"g states at -
',. tho stat department 'drn"un'''rl
p:t.drlwIi>. Such ar Announcement.
r 'hr ..a~c "r Tenn. ~>'''S ra'iu'Rll"'l
~. Sufrras. a'n""dH'"n; = r"qu"St'I
.., ~. =. rr"~,.,r de-. G.t.""
Trr. -a.jnr> " ar'i-~TEfr"gi from
.rn.Gcr states ar. ,Nr,c;"H SE IN" Assoc
, .:,'.un Opposed To- W"m1u Suftrag" -
on with IA" Tenu"~se" delegation ia
,.rii,uS on Secretary Colby. \ very
.args delegation. Il was said. wal c"n'
fr.,r, Morylaud where tn" legislature
r-.,,s N special session tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

Lond"u Sept. l?..-Th' condition nf
Terence MacSwrn"y. lord mayor "s
,'"rH. MAS reported unchanged in three
bulletins i4>urd today 10y IA" Iri>n
.-, .-,ff-dct"rniuait"u 'raSuC, although hc
-uppsurrd somewhat r,rr"Sh-d by 'w"
hours Sheep during tn" niEnt. THIS
,lruIuS'S bulletin. gwen out after Mr..
Ma"Swinc!'$ daily VISIT 10 her huShAud.
said:
"iic = extremely weak. hur strli con
sCIuuS."
con>,.l. rahlr talk waN "cra-,"ucd to
day by = paragraph appearing IN n"
SUNDAY Tlw"~ und'r th.. h"ad: "Mho
l. r,."d.n;; Mr. MarSwIu''y""
II says "r.y"ry body ., a>kNnG vino
!, feeding nim. Th"r, Is no doubt At
all that th" g"N'rnmcnt ~ not EiNIuS
him fu"d. ar any ~ III" prison "fiiClIIs.
Il Is suggested that his Visitors. priests
Hud relatives. nr" giving hun sufficient
food t" lI.cn him aliN"."
Pointing out that Mr.. Ma"Swtn"y and
the cork hunger strikers hay" virtually
.uuallod pr Tanners forty days fast.
th.. newspaper asks how tn" first twrlH E,
mcn 10 be found--May"r MaCSwin".'
and the eleven in Cnrk--when the!
tried Nto 20 without food could Cqu,u
Dr Tanners record. which excited the
Tondcr OF III" world.
t. T., r'N t. iNl~ NJ tfliri' II - ~"
lr,>n S"lr-prt"rminat'" lraeu", S,s.d
tonight: "Nn rourI>Itm"ut ."r food 4
any kind - bong given II ia" I"ri
rravor"
Thr fast ~ pr. N"ury :. Tanner.
winch lasted forty days. 49, carried
out und.- sun. r. iSion at :; N"" YORK.
rhrdN.,i c"lIcr" ~ the summer "t lN>":
Dr Tanner had prov :ouSiy HhS,n!nei
, from food for p"r,"dS ~ many ""N =
ono ,r his efforts. unonir.ali! rro"rt"d.
covering = period "f - days: n VA"
thn dnIIht rNprcNS"d regarding ihI>
nc,:,,rm.u, that irpellrd him /" uu-
drrgo u.S world famous 80 day iHNt II"
wa ,hrn {? y"arS Of axe "nd II" IiN"d
ia br eighty S-S'V'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
! SOCIALISTS MAY Be
GIVEN THEIR SEATS

Nnar. y ' Sept - ind,"a'' :
'ou."n' were inIt trC nN" Social. -
aserm,hlymrr "lIstrd from Tn" i"r:"!H
rur.. Iasr Spr.uG VITO w'r' reelected at
q, special ,lrrIjuu ~ New N"rh district
last week N'tI he allowed u tHk" their
, ~rItS wh,.u IN" 'r'SlHtur" C"nN"ucS to
morrow nigh speaker rhadd, uS :.
Sweet. nf tr assembly leader in tho
proceedings iu.,1u<I the Social stS which
r. suited In lu".r .>Vul>l"n on Charge"
~ dtSlnyalty had Mt arrived early to
night fnr r0nfcr"u" Attn other assem-
hl, men. - lad hc,.m "Nprrt"l hut IT
wa- ..\pr"trd that uJiiou;I and STAT"
Republican leaders hnN" mad" knGwu
rh,;r objection t. hay ing IN" Socialists
again refused seats.
Som" aSSrmblym"n. however nave tx -
pressed themselves AZ opposed 10 allow
.ul: tn" hNr mcn their seats and II has
been reported thar resolutions hane been
pr, pared To har th"m.
lc,l,.ru r"iat.N" to the majority
.,'t!uu IN the Assembly IL expected 10
l." r.;.Cnrd tomorrow j.. fore the session.
wEl,i, Was called by Governor Smith
to tax" action Ia relieve Ia" housing
:itlEIriun. CCnN"n"s.
Som" Of IL" aSH-mhiN men who voted
Cor the expulsion Of the Socialists lat
Sprin. have argued tnat. AZ tho Social
4, constitution Ia which Ia" greatest
objection was made. n" nv" men now
:hould hC allowed To take their seats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
SETTLING THE
STRIKE IN ITALY
Accord Reached On Some
Points-Negotiatlng
On heOthers

Eomc. e,.pt l?.--On invitation OF
Premier Giolitti. tho employers and
metal workers have sent representa-
lives to Rome TO continue the nesS, essS
,mon i,okirv 70 settlement Of the
s,rr;,c An accord already haa been
,o,chcs on ibc following points in dis
,rIn'
Pu"' n...h A1rssment
r,,-.,. There is 10 be an increase In
w,pr. Of four lire daily. except for
,,,oItmcu from eighteen 10 twenty years
" 900 ana women above 22 years OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
NINE ARRESTED after.
MURDER OF COAL MAN

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 1s.-Ntne
men were arrested today at Patton.
charged with completely in the murder,
manager Of the Corona Coal company.
At the headquarters Of Brtgadier
General r. E. Steiner. II was said that
sonditjons we're quiet throughout the
Alabama mining fields. which arc oeinx
patrolled by Alabama National guanos-
At . labor mass meeting in Birnins-
ham today, resolutions were adopted.
calling upon coal operators to Join tne
United Mine Workers IN A. effoft TO
tnstod against the compulsory a1bitfat
ton bill now pending before the Aa'
bama legislatures =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
ANNOUNCE REGULATIONS
FOR PALESTINE IndM1GRAFTS

London Srp,. 10 Tho conditions
which win govern IN" tn'ry "f immi-
grants into Palestine. just made public.
hv the administration OF tn" district.
ar" rontaiu"d IN dnSpatCh"s from Jer-
u>al"m today. Zach immigrant must
pu, srSs = passport viscd by tho British
consul Of this city. ample proof that
hr Mil bC able 10 sustain himself for
AZ l"a>, i Year and certificate az to
h!s physical n!n"Ss.
NJ pOrtS of entry into Palestine Will
a" >uurrvi>"d strictly by Immigration
officials already appointed and every
Immigrant admitted into tho country
will have to register with the local
police Within fifteen days from the date
~ landing Failure To register will
lay the immigrant open t0 Immediate
expulsion Tourists and pilgrims Will
not bt required 10 register
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
II Articles Of Food
Decreased In Price

Washington. Sept. - ""n'E W"
.nf IN. forty-thrrc standard articles 60
lng into tho American family market
BASKET decreased in price between July
Is and August IL.
In making this announcement 'nday'
the department nf labor's bureau OF IA
bnr Statistics made public figures show
cnFdns l%F 's'I nrS ah'fS ,h$ midd" u august the
retail price OF potatoes fell II percent
ana tin price Of cabbage went down u
percent. The drop in sugar, prices :
Also tn II percent. Most kinds OF meat
decreased in price. ,
Eggs went I'D II percent I'm price dur,
ing Inc period. WITH this exception, ana
pork chops. which increased percent
thr increases in other foodStufls were
two I.arcent or less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
PREMIER M|LLERAND SLATED
FOR THE FRENCH PRESIDENCY

that THIS auth"SIr' should 10 accorded
the pr"sid"ni.
great drmuuritnt ON lr being ar
RANGED for Tu"rdhN when NJ. Mlllorahd
trnIr th, l.lirT 81 T'niEnhtlon "f l'reHi
4, ni Il,r, hnn~I :" ih' chamber az
h'ruilrr.
con- T.. Vrrrnlli~r"' IN rrpeStsA TO -
the nlfn"Hi unanimous shout OF th"
.hntnbrr nf drpuiIrH except FOR th"
vorInlIrir in favor or Millorand Rnd
II in believed In political circles thn'
MiIIcrnnd WIN hc unable 10 avoid aC-
Ccptlnr the nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Nd DEFINITE CLUE To IDENTITY
,OF AUTHOR Dr. WALL STREET PLOT
Russian Journalist Held In
Custody Vehemcntly De-
. MES Completely - Fischer
to Be Interrogated By the
Police Authorities

BUffa'N. y. y. SciR l9.-Ed-
win J.. r.srhcr. returning vnlun-
tn-ily from Hamilton. Ontario.
To- N,w N"rK. To submit 10 qu"S-
tuHtnE IN connection with the
notes H." sent SIN NIng warning Of
n" Wall street explosion. passed
through Euffa!u tonight. He
Ns>e eac""mpaH ny two New
Nnrk ~! d"t",'lNcs and an
a=,iL ot 'N~ G'nt'd states dc
p.Irtnrcni - JuStGC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
DEFENDS DISPOSAL Of
jewels FROM RUSSIA

Stockholm, Sept l9.---F:xport frnrN
10 obtain foreign crndH for, the soSfsl
Sovernment is aefcnde8 IN a ytatcrr,thS
by Leo KamencfY. head " the Rnsrf1n
Bolshevik Grhdsg uHiSsfon.r printsd w IN
Socta. Denokraten today Although ~.
Kanrneff denies personal participation
in the exportatiou or precious STONE !.
he declares II never has been A fccr' !.
inasmuch as all goods have been nation
allied ,..
not been offered for sale. becaurr the
stock OF diamonds on hands, which h.
admits were taken from shops ami
private sources. have proved adequate
for the purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
DEATHFO 3
WHEN TRAIN
STRIKES AUTO
ONE OF THE VICTIMS
DIES ON THE TRAIN
Crossing Near Oakland Scene
of Fatality On the
B. & O. Line

Cumy, -lnud. Md. S"rr -. N.-s'"
Ku,h N'rhols,n. Haz"l Ell:cr and
r.ruma Fulk Mcr,. hili"d this Afternoon
when 4 Etltinnr& and Dhj" paSscnScr
train struck -, automobile IN which
they wrrr riding. at Wrb"r's Crossing
near Dnkiaud. Mar! land.
Miss Nicholson did on III" train
while being brought lo hospital here.
Clarence ENlk. brother ut Emma
Fulk. and Harry Nicholson. brother Of
Huth Nicholson. wcr, injured but not
seriously.
Tho Young people were on lhcir way
from Their homes SIS miles S"uIN n e.!
Oakland /" that place on pleasure
trip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

T.,ifa>L. Srpi n - SIR IIJmac 'ir""n'
wood ,.hicf SECRETARY for lr"Hnd mas
rr,r"rmrd tn m,g:Strtt"~ "f County
l.nu,h thg, h" can h"ii out n" mop mat
;n" British government Will r''"r>r IL"
d...' sj"n n t." C'ts" al Lori MAYOR M''-
S,yjn.,. Of ,'"rh. on. hunger. stCtk" in
Bri\tpn LUi magistrates recently sent
!, communication to Sir NamHr. h'u.thN
IN: run clt-E"v"rnm"nt Tor li'"Ih"'
with powers not lr~~ comprehensive
than those 'uJ"H"i It any ""Ih'H'."'
AMI ,.,iIiu. for ,u,, immediate r""":ts'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
HUNGER STRIKER PUTS
+. UP FIERCE STRUGGLE

MUSK" -on. Mich. Sept /? / hy>.c.anS
today made an unsuccessful effort To
f"rcibly feed Dr. Otis W. ScdgHiCk. OF
Whitehall, near h"rr. who has refused
Ia It or talk since he Was arrested
early Thursday morning in connection
with the death Of his wife and three
ycar-oId daughter. Ruby. TIL" bodies
We're found on tho lawn At the physici-
ans hom" In Whitehall. ENamnin K
physicians said death WAS due 10 svr:tn-
gulaiinn.
Dr. Scl=WiCk . SaiG in have Tough I
two phySIrians Who attempted III" fore
ihlc feeding. \ SmnlI quantity Of wafer
VAS forced down his throat. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
French Besieged By
Turks; Big Gun Duel
Almost Continuous

,'"u>iar;:I or,,. Sep H. lily n"
a., 'n.,at"d Tr,>~l-- F'r"rrh and Turkish
r""..', arr engaged In al almost cor
IjuT"I. rrrilIrry duel IT Aintah. Whcr"
a., I'r.nrh ar, h,si".s"i Iuh urcH~;"ll".-
u .uiIutry forces trl,' lnr' IN Ne
i:',r,nS ~ayN = letter received T'rr rE
boyd WrSS"ll AN American r"lI"f work
.r. wNr j. IA the city. THr h'rrr ~"
..u' out rr Aintab 10y 4 member Of =
.rtr',l train which made it. waE
through the Turkish nn"S 'n ,h' r"'>'.
l',ciSiV,' result. have not h""n re-
r"rt"d Nu' IN ia" tghti1E thus FAR 'h'
Fr"ucu ~r"ru To hay" been nor" sue
r,...~fuI than ,r'ir 0pDou"mtS. Mr. W"s-
,nu saw Ms latter states that all
lh Nrn,r.raue in the city ar" well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

Irrl" sept IS Tho "lrrti"n 81 Pre-
m,,r MllIrtnnd I" ia" urraid"n"y 81
Franc, seeing nrvitnhl". hcnpiie th"
~. trirr. repeated dee lnfhtinpr That u"
H. n,I n candidate f"r the uni'",
rhT premier han received hrnuTnn' -
fT,,iu uurmrIuI1 ETuupn In tia" "hhnh'r
Of hcpuIi"u and the nonnt" that Il u
r-,Irlun "f the French ""nrtltui'"n In
nrCruruTy Ia Elvo tn the PRECEDENT, a
wider rnngo of authority IN public hf
rnIrr thIr will be made F'"Tm"r RrcHi-
dent rntnCarr and Fnrm"r Premier
IIrIand IN thci- writings have ass, rtod
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REPRESENTATION DEMANDED

Chicago. Sept. l9.--Thc America II
Farm Federation today adopted rcsulu-
tionS dcTandinS representation for
farmers and stock rHiscrs ~ the cab
met and opposing government price
liking "f farm products. The rcSnlu-
iiona also demanded that tn" govern
mrnt make "A study or the agricultural
products and cost "r producing 80 that
frequent. abnormal and runOus tiuC-
tuationa IN prices uf farm products
may br avoided" and urgc r"Nision Of
the tarim on agricultural and farm pro-
duCu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Passes Better Night

Lout.n. Sept, l?-Trrcn"" NHtSW'n
,yhat br,trr r.ght III BrtNton prison.
having. TWO hours sIesr whiyh seemed
"a nrvr refreshed him slightly. NI!> II
bulletin ISSUED 10y IN" Irish S"h -d"trrin
inaiIon i"aGu" At noon today. '"" "Ni'
,lav ~ TIA" lu-,l mayors huhL'T Str'h'
O;nrrw.~. ,h' bulletin al j.. M'''-
Sviuc,'~ c"rd'tiou j. mu"" -" sam
,n,l.,, a> vn-,rrdav lir - '\iT"m"'.
week. but not quite e" "N"au~'"h anu
SiiIi iS conscious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
KNIGHTS RErUHNINa

New York. sept. l5-A radio messaS
,.ca,,,I l,.,, i,dpy stated that tho
Knirhtl II columbus pilgrims. headed
hv SUPP. ~" knight t1ahrrt>. ~ Ph'I-
adeIrhia. would arrive in New. f.rk To-
morrow on til" French liner Lara !rttc.
bearing GIFTS from III" pop ana INV
French government,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
CANDIDATE HARDING SHAKES THE
HANDS OF HUNDRED GR|ZZLEO VETS

Marie. t. ~cr, 70 -Tnr"uE. H..
~,br,:r Nrnr,"r Harding E,r"h!"nn
rr,,,,,,u',:,l ,rudIdat". r""'iN'd 'front.'
rnr,.n ,r'rgarrnn r"dr> Iut II" Sr"""h
49, mr. To- aud rN,.r. were no fEtk~. II"
r,rurr>. ur hand~
rho ,!,lrga,'"u W. 4 huudr"" M"
..,rs pC ia" Grand Nrrr} = i"' i'ruh'''.
rr,rr \kr"r phl". whu 49, "nr"ti' I"
I,,.'1,rn',,l, ;, r,'~ud ts1.. unti"'"r 80
.atnprrul They were h"'d'I hN I'm
rt"jt / Tt-g"r'. H'~' .,r"'n'' ,,T'" ni".'
rn~ pN.u I'll n..t"I an NJ, ti't".
go. sRurk ur,.Is w''h "n'.. T"m"rr""
,rrths- d.I.rarrrn Of about 81" 't"rar'~
'r,r, nrrthrru Oh3n r"tnt~ w'il stop OYER
,. - frr 4 t..yv hours S"nr'"r iIar"iuE
S.'I :,t!. ">~ them
utl.,h,.r Of Parsons conferred " .t'i
,r,tor Harding luS" ulgh' and t"d'i
N,uuug ;..-.u M.rr Howard /. ''rr"n,, "'
'..rag<u. >.~rrtnry ui tn" NIti"h',I Si"',P
.nt W,.I hir,nu: Nnlor TI"u=, : Hook
80 of \cw york: Gov"rr"r. x L!vlnS.
.: ne Tirrckmau. - Rhod' Stand ana
Wade II ELL. manager ~ ~" "A~"'
r..,"n headquarters
'Nirn MIR ';rrrr.. thr s'u.,'"r discussed
..rd.r. legislation 'hs; would r'Gulr"
,,. rrar.ilur rf ~hoddi'S ~' ~" huN"r
NnI1! hm, 81 ta'lr r"o' .t'-.'.'.i I''
,. .,,4 r.. ~ .ptr"'iu'.H nN S'"a''~ 'ti'.
,.- 80 Ean~a- 'nd e. pr"N'riA'!'"'
H. ,.r..r.. ,,.d -p-!-la'u,n ,l., ~I'
.,~,r, t.ar ~. hu''r "' fabrics N'W
,"., ''.'. o' ,i. Yha' =. ,n ~ '''5 G.'nt Ir,
l,"l u-a.., ah" na, g.. "l 'n..
r.,n,., .l a.. .t, ..uv"I l,.I' ann
p...gn cot, ,.rrrDI l.r.nnrL W.".d "i-''
-. ...r,,.r .n.m.l.r ..i % h.' ''r"
,nn.i ,i,,. ,..r .... 60. ,l,r, a.. r,"ufn'
~, rr.r.. n'N .' t'.''' 81 ''"
nNrrIaE ana Co
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ENDORSED BY BOTH

Wa>a.usf"n. Sept !? Support - 'u.
r.o,,n,,mt t"r unlNcrS,'i "hNStcI! .du a
ION - rXrre~~"d Toy senator HH ~ .n-
nd t:r,"rn"r IvN. presidential! POM
,,~, mad. ruh'Ir h"ro r"uISht T.; 'ur
National IhvSiral t.du",ti"u S'.rNi'".
rac l,rt,r> w"rc, N r"~p"n~" &" IN IN
y,.ry n ,H:. >"t,,cr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

of MlrSwiu"y The chief secretary =
r.p'y "a th,. marlStrIteS' s~tyS.
Il =. rhUld uut no hop" 81 reversal -
'is.. d,o.Iriou of IA" G"'"run"nt III 'hr
rasc - tho lord mayer "'"' ''"rh an
.I-,uI,, S"u IT," i:nNrrum,Ii Is d'r,''ur
81 granting D., fullest p"s>il.' measure
at !"H -g"N rrnu,'ut t. IL" lr.~n .l' ";L,'
aud wnu Il w"l'"mr M "\Ir""rl"m "i
moderate urlui"u> directed I" Roe. uu.
I1riuuI', state u' affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
GREECE IN OVERTURES
TO THE BULGARIANS

SOFIA. Bulgaria, Sept. l9-Thc Greek
charge d'affaircs here. IN an interview
printed IN the Nit today says that
, Greece cntertains the most friendly
feelings toward bulgaria. Greece, he
declares. is ready to cOIlaborate with
bulgaria in the work Of peace and prog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
THE RATHER

Weal VirRInia faiT Mund0y and pIob
ably Tussdhy. no 'hAnEO Ia Tempe uTs
Ohio-FaIr Monday ruSsdIy, ihtr aud
somewhat warmer. except un."'tI-d la
aGtroms north.
Western reuBBylvnpia rHIr M"ndH"
TusHday warmer. with iHir 1" youth "n
unsettled In R"rth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
WRANGEL'S CAVALRY !
DRIVE BACK REDS on
0REkHOv FRONT

.,!S 0o,.::.:s:s' ,ss..: - 1sIos,
sorth 11SaiGa sAti-1 1oIlA1SIk isAAe
or had drfVoa bAof tAS 3olS % -
oriskhoy fro1S, Il Was aAAAN1s4
hare toAay.
yoAd 3l1nSE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Who Is Feeding
the Lord Mayor?
British Soldiers In
Ambush Captured
Many Sim Feiners

E.itavr. S~p, - Soldiers Aro Na"
been in ambush since "ariN mprn.nG.
surprised 4 body % Srrn F".rcrS at
bombing rrn"; 80 jn 'hN hills today. p""
Republican va k:''"d. :W" were wounu.
II and ,hirty-uv, captured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
FUGITIVE ARRESTED.

Forih Worth. TCXas. Srpi. 13.-Iap'
tain Founts " tn" Pennsylvania State
police. late yesterday took charge OF
carl W bradford. said to have been
hukkr"r"r Of Bradford Pennsylvania.
bank II. was arrested on fugitive e
warrcnt while awaiting th' arrival OF
his hrid" from BradfOrd The latter il
pru:.lrntrd. and WAS unahl" TO accom-
pany h"r husband to Pennsylvania
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Ne ar" watching them" h" said. I'VE
th"rn under surveillance along with q
uTnIr"r Of uth"r p"t"pt". but We are not
L., In.. for Them now
iprrSt,.Vc funeral services were held
H. -. iudly for eight PERSONS who were
hNlrd 10y the cNpl0.I"u. Military honOrs
were u"rordrd Ia thr"" Of III" NiCtima
"hn were war N"t"rin'.
The September grand jury. which nns
instructed Friday To- conduct an !nNcSti-
,r.ttiuu into Ih" Il ,~.ISt"r. VIII begin liHt-
,u.u.. To- ia" testimony of witnesses to-
morrow Suhp"enHS have hr"n ISSUED
ter ulrr, than ., r,'ur' at p"rSun<. who
...ltIin - have b'."u Nitnin = block Of tn"
- pIuSlpn " hen Il pr'urrC'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
Eaa Let Joy Be Uncontned

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Gilpin observer., 1920-10-14
SCHOOL NOTES
(By E. S. and G. F.)

Miss FitzPatrich announced on
Monday that the pupils making
an average of ninety will be ex-
empt from the semester eXamina-
tions in both M. and M. History
and English.
A grammar review is being CIV
en- the English classes and we ad-
nit that it is very much needed.
The second year typewriting
class has been given list of
words which are to take the place
of a business speller. This will
not only enable us to spell cor
rectly but also give us good prac-
tice on the typewriters.
Why all the signs from the
Goemtery class on Wednesday ?
Oh, test was sprung on them
and they were glad it was over.
Our ambition this year is to re-
gain the standard of the high
school and make it as good if not
better than it was a number of
years ago. The public as whole
seem to have lost confidence in us
but we assure you that you will
have to change your minds before
very long.
(Teacher in laboratory Why
is alcohol used as a spirit?
brilliant Suddenly Because
the molecules are not so large,
and will not occupy so much
space.
V. W.-Walking along singing.
E. FL should not think you
would need to go to the doctor
again today.
V. W.-Why l don't have to,
why?
E. F.-Huh. Sounds like it.
V. W.-Turning about.) Oh,
smarty.
Gilpin observer., 1920-10-14
Death of Herman Lundberg

Herman J. Lundberg, one of the
finest fellows who ever lived in
Gilpin county, died at st. An
thongs hospital in Denver last
Saturday after a months illness
of typhoid fever. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon
from the Rogers mortuary.
Mr.. Lundberg was native of
Sweden and came to Gilpin coun-
ty twenty-one years ago, accept
ing a position in the Cook mine.
He afterwards worked in various
mines and mills in the district
and gained the reputation of being
very efficient and trustworthy.
The family moved to Denver two
or three years ago. A wife and
five children survive. He was a
prominent member of the Elks'
lodge of this city.