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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-06
The Editors Reward

The editor died and went to Heaven,
But stood outside the gate,
Because he hadn't the nerve to knock
And thought that he could wait
Till some other mortals came along;
He'd see hat they would do,
And if they entered the pearly gate
He thought he might slip through.
He watched the vast procession pass
Up the portals wide:
While Peter told some they were up
too high,
And others he took inside.
The editor, weary of waiting so long,
Finally got in line,
To see if Peter would accept him then,
Or would with thanks" decline.
He heard the sweet-voiced angels sing,
His eyes filled to the brim.
He shivered and shook in agony,
Knowing his chances were slim.
Aha" said Peter. IAN editor here?
(He laughed with pure delight)
Why. certainly you may come right in,
For all you did was write"
@Coopersville Observer.
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A Financial Greed For 1920

I believe in the United States of
America.
My opportunity and hope depend upon
her future.
l believe that her stability and pro-
gress rest upon the industry and thrift
of her people.
Therefore l will work hard and live
simply.
1 will spend less than I earn.
I will use my earnings with care.
/ will save consistently.
I will invest thoughtfully.
To increase the financial strength of
my ountr and myself 1 will buy Gov.
eminent securities.
1 will hold above barter the obliga-
tions my country thus incurs.
1 will do these things TO insur the
of Americas future.
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Notice of Settlement of Account

Notice is hereby given, that the ac-
counts of the subscriber, Administrator,
Salem county, N. J.. deceased. will be
audited and stated by the surrogate of
the County of Salem. and reported for
settlement to the Orphans Court of the
said County of Salem, on Friday the
9th day of February, 1920, at which
time application will be made for the
allowance of commission and counsel
fees.
Dated Salem, n. J., January 23rd, A. D.
1920. WILLIAM HUBER,
1-23-5t Administrator.
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Large Sale
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18Th. 1920

The Undersigned will offer at public
sale at his farm in Warrington town
snip on the above ate a fine assort-
ment of household goods, all in good
5 bedroom suits, complete with bur-
eau, washstand, chairs and bedding;
Walnut parlor suit with two sofas, 4
chairs and 2 rockers; Walnut, hair
cloth sitting room suit; 4 Walnut sofas
and lot of chairs: 5 goose feather beds
and pillows, old Walnut desk. 8 old bur-
eaus and washstands, center table, 8
tables, stands. sideboard, extern
sion table for dining room, 5 other
large tables, 6 looking glasses. 40
chairs of different kinds and styles and
also lot of rockers: so yards Brussel
carpet, 40 yards Ingram carpet, 20
yards rag carpet, mating, rugs and
three coal stoves, 2 cook
stoves, furnace for wash house, refrig-
orator, 6 good lamps, 3 hanging lamps.
pictures, frames, two writing desks,
blankets. spreads and sheets of ali
kinds, tubs. washer. clothes line and
pins. 2 clothes horses, big lot of dishes,
forks, knives and spoons. books. In
fact almost everything that goes to
make up a housekeeping outfit.
Some of the furniture is Mahogany.
W alnut, Cherry, etc, and some pieces
are antique. All has been well cared
for and is in good condition.
As there is a lot to be sold the sale
will begin promptly at II o'clock noon.
sale.
RICHARD b. GRISCOM.
Wyatt NJ. Fowser, Auct
Howard r Keaabev Clerk
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Wyatt NJ. Fowser, Auct.
Howard B. Keasbey, Clerk.

ALSO AT TIE SAME TIME AND
PLACE
Cornella p. Wistar will offer for sale
the following household goods:
8 bed room sets, bed bureau and
wash stand; old Mahogany bureau,
Morris chair. reception chair, cane seat
Walnut chairs, 2 rocking chairs, 2 small
tables, parlor set of sofa, 2 large and
four small chairs. l lounge, 9 clothes
trees, pictures, 3 hair mattresses, goose
feather pillows. 2 brass kettles, stone
jars. Also other articles. 1-30-2t
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Wigg-"These trousers fit me per-
fectly when they came from my tail
or and now they are half way to my
knees. Just see how they have
shrunk." Wagg-"How do you know
they have shrunk? Maybe you had
your leg pulled"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Salem County Surrogate's Office
Estate of James Moore. deceased.

Estate of James Moore. deceased.
Pursuant to the order of Loren P.
Plummer, Surrogate of the County of
Salem, made on the twenty-second day
of November, 1919. on the application
of Anna r. Dolbow and Mary E.
Wright, executors of the estate of
Moore. deceased, notice is here
by given to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit to the subscribers,
~xecutor as aforesaid, their debts and
demands against the said estate, under
oath or affirmation. within nine months
from the date of the aforesaid order,
or they will be forever barred of their
actions therefor, against the said SUBJ
scriber.
ANNA r. DOLBOW,
MARY E. WRIGHT,
Executors.
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Let's make good rather than make
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26

ron aALR+1,000 now Hammond type.
writer's. all models. Standard Thea
tire Supply Co. 3s0S Jacob st.. phone
3S1-J or 1901. my-z4-n
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OBITUARY
WELL KNOWN MAN
CALLED FROM EARTH

George Nikolaus, we'll known in bust
ness and social circles in Wheeling,
passed away at the residence OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Knox Lane AT Leatherwnod at
$3.50 o'clock last evening after long
illness. The deceased was forty-two
years OF age at the time OF his death.
having been born in this city on March
:, 1879.
He was educated in the local schools
and had never married. For years he
was salesman for the &. II. Berry Sup
ply company. He was member OF tho
ST. Johns Evangelical church and took
an active interest in the affairs OF the
congregation.
Mr.. Nikolaus was past master or
Bates Lodge F. & \. NJ. and was prom
inent in Masonic circles. His father
and four sisters TO mourn their loss. Tho
funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
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SUTHERLAND WINNER
Continued from Page One

Sutherland in the race for the Rerubil-
Cnn preferential preference. State Aud.
tor John Sh. .'tuan narSi pTed!r''
Woods nomination ma Jur:ty Will range
from 10000 Ia 10000.
Arthur T. Kuontz Ia running ahead ~
Nam y Stttlepa2e. OF Charleston. IN
the contest for the nemocratic nom!na-
ton FOR governor.
Close contests ar" reportS hptwrH
Houston q. Young and VI. j.. k'r% f'f
the .scpubiican nomination Tor 70 'r'--
tary "f state and between .lohn 10 iond
and 4 r. Moore candidates Tor ~" Re
puhltran nomination for stat" audItnr
Returns are distinctly faNorab't 10 T.
r. England. j. +. Marsh and j. n. stow
Fart. candidates respectively Tor the Re
publican nomination for attorney gem
cral. superintendent OF schools hEL
comm issioner Of agriculture.
Interest throughout the state sc'ms
TO center in the contest between r +,
Morgan and Samuel g. Montgomery T.
the gubernatnrtal nominal on. In near
~ all industrial centcrs Montgomery )
running ahead. while In the agricultural
sections the aIvantag" - with Morgan.
The following counties are c0nc"d ID
TO Montgomery:
Kanawhs. Harrison. Preston and Mer"
Ger.
Montgome-y's managers claim the fol-
lowing counties based upon partial ;e-
turns:
Ba~hour. Ohio. Morgan. Harrison tby
a majority OF 1900. Kanawna, Mar
shall Mercer. Ealeigh. Boone. logan
Fay-'te. Wayne. Randolph. Mason. Wyo-
ming Lewis and 'pshur.
Returns received at the office Of the
secretary Of state tonight seemed I
laave no doubt that James II. stewart.
Houston G. Young and l.. T. Engla ad
will again he Republican nominees tor
commissioner OF agriculture. secretary
~ state and attorney general respect
lively.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Or WEST VIRGINIA

! THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
! or WEST VIRGINIA
capitol Building. Charleston.
\ meeting Of THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION or WEST VIRGINIA.
held on the 9Th day Of May. A. D., 1920.
Case No. 1910.
WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY:
Application to change electric power
Where ms. application has this day
hem flied by the Wheeling Electric
Company for authority TO change It's
electric power rates. il IL ordered that
leave he granted 10 any one INTERESTED
; TO fle objection thereto before the
Commission al any time on or BEFORE
the Sth day of June. 1920. and this mat
Ter be set down for hearing at meet
Ing OF the Commission 10 be held al
it's Offices in the Capitol building in
the city OF Charleston on SAID Sth oay
Of June. 1870. a. two o'clock p. M, al
, which time any one may appear ana
make such objection thereto AZ may be
deemed proper. ,,
, II IS further ordered that the appH-
cant publish a copy or this order once
each week for four successive weeks IN N
Two newspapers Of opposite politics. II
such there he. and of general clrcuIA ,
ton in the county or counties affected
nv the proposed change in rates: ana
said applicant shall also mail TO or
serN on each OF Iis consumers anec'eo
said Sth day Of June. 1920, written
notice in the form prescribed by tho
Commission, showing that it has APP
piled to The Public Service Commission
for authority TO change its rates. me
rates proposed 10 be charged. and the
time and place Of such hearing: making.
duo return thereof TO this Commission
Tes,e: II. r. RERNHEIM.
ml2-le-26-j2 Secretary
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~ ~ 4 ~ 4 81 ~
by RQ1tln Cameron -
FOR. SOMEBODY'S MOTHER

them seem something that really was.
and not just a dream. II makes the par
ents glad and proud that there are
others who remember as well as they
and besides the contact with youth
Quckens the pulse and makes the sun
shine in their hearts
know another mother and father
whose beloved daughter died two or
three years before her college class was
TO celebrate It's tenth anniversary by a
reunion. When the time came for The
reunion the father and mother decided
that they would go to IL. Friends ad-
vised against the project because II
would bring their loss homo to them
more kcenly. but they went and came
home in a happier frame OF mind tina II
they had been in since their daughter g
death. 1T made me SO happy" the
mother said. TO be where Ann had been
and 10 talk to those who knew and
loved her. 1t brought her back 10 me-
Just o Pew Flowers or Few Lines
Just few flowers with a card saying
that YOU knew nc or she would be scnl-
ing them If alive today.
lust a few lines greeting somebody
for somebody's sake. and perhaps recall
ing IEnne tender memory.
don't believe you Will often have a
chance to give so much happiness in so
simple a way
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS
! Defend DEMANDS
! AND MANAGEMENT

WASHINGTON. May ?5-Efhciency
Of urivate management and the Justice
Of the railroads demands for II billion
dollars additional revenue were defend
ed by railroad Representatives today be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission against boring Cross examin-
alton OF counsel for shippers and en-
ployHs.
Under private control the roacs eH-
meet TO show greater efficiency and re-
dure expenses. Daniel willard. presl-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
declared in answer tn questions by
Glenn +. Plumb. representing the ran
wa employees. For a period. Mr.. Will
ar said. greater service will be demand
ed which will cut into immcriate saving
nv the roads. Restoration OF fast
freight service and express passenger
trains Mt the inslsterCc Of the public
he added, also will cut into savings re-
suIt,nE from greater efficiency
The Baltimore and Ohio raillcad. Mr.
willard said. was not returned 10 lis
! owners by the government in the con.
dition in which ii was taken over. All
the roads in the country were at least
one wear behind in their equipment pur-
rhase., he asserted. adding that the
r.spnusihility Of this should be placed
ON war conditions rather than on gov
ernmeut pperati0n.
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"OLD STUFF"
SAYS SEC. DANIELS
TO SENATE PR0BERS

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Sccretary
Daniels accused the senate investlgat-
INK committee today with digging up
ancient history" and airing the grey
ances and grudges Of disgruntled naval
officers" The accusations came during
= long series OF questions from Chair
man Hale regarding disappearance IN
1914 from the files Of the navy depart
mcnt Of letter from Rear Admiral
Bradley Fiske. on naval preparedness.
Mr. Daniels told the committee that
he had no objection 10 prolongng me
hearing by going back as far Az 1915.
but said he did not see how the mat
tcrs referred TO had any bearing on the
question OF the naval conduct or the
war. Chairman Hale replied that he
was seeking In show that Secretary
Daniels was warned by, his chief tech
meal advisers that the American navy
was not prepared for war previous 70
the entry Of the United States into the
war.
says Letter was withhold.
The chairman virtually charged MT.
Daniels at another point with haNlnR
withheld from the senate letter from
Rear Admiral Austin N. Knight; Wit
ten in August. 1914. advising the I'M
mediate withdrawal Of American bat
tlcships from Mexican waters md the
preparatiun Of the navy for posalpie
eventualitips resulting from the ~orln
war. then just beginning. To support
senate resolution asking for commun'
iCations from the general hoard regarding
war nrenar" tiors ot the navy ana re-
rly from Mr.. Daniels declaring he hao
no communication bearing on the SUD
jact Admiral knights lettcr. me
chairman added. WAS In Mr.. Daniels
possess,on al the time ard bore vitality
On the subject Of preparedness.
F!srs 'Bored" Daniels.
Secretary Daniels in rcnly SAID Ne hah
not considered Admiral Knights letter
as an oDciaI communication from thc
general boa I'd had not considered that
II related to prepa ration Of the navy.
hut rathc, was an elaboration ~ Rear
admiral Fishes insistnncc that the hat :
tl&shira in southern waters be brought
home at once. g..
Crosa-c~ami-atInn ~ tho naval CHIEF
conferred largely TODAY around the old
controverGv between Mr.. Daniels and
Admiral Fiske REGARDING reconciliation
Of tho navy DEPARTMENT and placing re-
sporsibility ard authority for the d.
roction If the entire navy In tho hanns
ot .rnval officer. Charact"r'zinE 40.
r,Iral FisEn as monumental rHotlst
who "horpd me 10 nxh"ustion' IN" sec
rotary sad tho officer wns actuated by a
dcsirc IN "Prussiari7e" the ravy. Chair
ran Hal" announced that In view or
the gravity of the charges Admiral Flske
would 10 given an opportunity TO pm
near later and defend himself. Mr..
Daniels made NO objection hut said he
would insist in that event that he. TOO.
he given an opportunity to apnear
when / & new nhase ~ the inVestlga-
tion had hren developed. -,
Characterization Of Mr. Daniels VIII
bc resumed tomorrow.
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ToH SAIA-Baby carriage in Al con.
dition. Can be seen any time. Call
1901 or 32l7-J. my-2i-i
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God could not be everywhere and
therefore ne made mothers."-Old Jew
tsh saving.
Day after tomorrow is Mothers Day.
If You are among the blessed who still
have a dear mother on earth instead or
only a mother in Heaven, OF course you
havL already sent-cr at least planned
the letter or gift that is to help tell her
how much you love her.
But here is suggestion both Tor
those who have no mother 10 whom to
show their tenderness and for those who
i having one. feel a gratitude that makes
their hearts big enough 10 want TO do
something for someone less happy.
II You Have Ever Lost . Friend
II you have ever lost a friend-and
there are few Of us who have not-take
this opportunity to send. for his or her
sake. some little measure OF remem-
brance to that friends mother.
do not think yourg folks realiz how
much II means TO the old folks when the
young folks Who used to come 10 their
home in happier days do not wholly FOR
get. .,
I know one mother 10 whom call
from those who were once her son =
friends - as great a pleasure as she can
have. And l think there are many ike
her.
They Arc Proud That Others Remeun Der
II brings back the old times. makes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
Claims Of Candidates

Special dispatch to The lntelltgenCcr.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. May @b.--
Judge f.. r. Morgan at 80 o'clock this
morning stated that he WAS confident
completc returns would give him plur-
aIttv Of between 5000 and 10000. lie
said that a number "f counties which
had not reported their vote on the gov
crnorship were absolutely sure In bc
found in his column.
James Fl. Beans. OF Wheeling. state
campaign manager for Samuel b. Mont
gomcrv, wired early this morning that
MIR Montgomery had been nominated
by snfe plurality. The counties
claimed as sure for the labor commits
sioner were Barbour. Morgan, Harrison.
kanawha, Mercer, Raleigh. Boone. Lo-
gan, Fayette, Wayne. Randolph. Mason,
Wyoming. Lewis. Preston. and several
others.
the Republican race for governorshlp III
ohio. Marshall and Cahell as close be-
tween the three contestants. Grosscup
has a small lead in Cabell: John W.
Fenton, secretary to Senator Elkins,
sent a telegram that Montgomery had
carried Randolph by "creditable ma
iority" Fayette county was conceded
ia Montgomery hy the secretary of the
Republican county committee. hlngo
county was claimed for Morgan by
about 100.
= Darst, state manager for Gener-
al Wood, claims the soldier candidate
has a lead Of at least 10000 over SenR-
Tor sutherland.
Tn. incomplete returns indicate that
Secretary OF state Young has defeated
NJ II. King and that Attorney General
England has been renominated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
Drive Rolshevists Back.

WARSAW, May ESTABLISHMENTS troops
which succeeded in crossing the upper
Beresina in several places have been
driven back across the river win heaEy
losses Including more than 400 prison
ers, according 10 an official statement is-
sued here today. The enemy is attack
Ing along the entire northern Polish
front but have been checked every
where Il Is declared.
,ropt and tho Bolsheviki have brought
up the largest number OF troops ever
faced by the Poles. sixteen divisions
have thus far been identified as taxing
part in the struggle. Soviet cavalry ~
being used in the swampy country anu
:, 90 kno,yn that AT least one mounted
division is in action. Both sides are
airplanps. armored automobiles anu
armored trains wherever possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
MADISON Observation-Disclosures
MoNoN9ALIA COUNTY.

MORGANTOWN. May e6.--Returns
gathered by the New Dominion from IL
out Of 81 precincts in Monongalia coun-
~ for Republican presidential prefer ,
cncc gave Wood. 572; Sutherland. S6S:
Webster, 43.
Eighteen precincts for Republican
governor gave: GrossCup. ia; Mont
gomery. Ssh: Morgan. 90.
Tho New Dominion, on the race oi re-
Turns shortly after midnight. figured
that other Republican candidates would
carry MononEalia county by thes" PIN
raiitles: Congress: Bowers. $50: sccrH-
tnry OF state: Young. 1900; auditor:
Bond. $50: superintendent or schn 'IS'
N.rsh 900: attorney general: England.
500: secretary Of agriculture: Stewart
1000.
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7, w, Cowsll Dead

John w. Cowell. aged - years, died at
his home on the Cadiz pike west or
Bridgeport. Tuesday evening, May 2a,
at 1880 o'clock Mr.. Cowell was taken
i'll at Cumberland. Md. on May 5 and
WAS brought to his home and has been
III ever since. Ten years ag" Mr.. Cow
ell was married and he Is survived by
his widow and one stcp-son. wade Bur,
ley. He was 4 member Of the United
Commercial Travellers OF Wheeling; the
Fratcrnal Order Of Eagles OF Bridge
port; knights OF Pythias OF Cniontown.
Pa Mr.. Coweil MaS travelling sales
man FOR the Blandon Broom Mfg. Co. or
Blandon. Pa. Pending arrival of rela-
tivcs, no funeral arrangements have
been made. but intcrmcnt will be in NJ,
Rose C metery. Bel.aire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
MORGAN OFFERED EMBASSY.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Presid"nt
wilson Today transmitted to congress
without Recommendation an of.er "i !:
Picrpont Morgan 10 the K"f' 'nmtlli Oh
hi, Iondon residence Us an American
embassy building. Mr.. Moran asked
for prompt decision Nv ia" ';"N"c"nm"n
saying that he did "a; n resi-
dence to stand npohrup!"d ~ there
was such scarcity - housin Lon
odn ,,
and was used by Mr.. Morgnm's grand
father and father.
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'RrrCHM COUNTY.

HARRISvILE. w. Va. May "
sixteen Of q precincts in Richie "hun-
si5: Morgan, 66S Stuart, Reed leads
for congress on the Republican ticket
~ 600. Young leads for secreta-T "r
stste by 800; Marsh for comm 'asionrr
Of agriculture by 400: 4. 4. Moore Tor
auditor by 800 and England f." att"r-
ney general by 400.
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based upon reports they have received:
hrier Logan. Marion, BY a Majority OF
II o. to 1000; Marshall by majority OF
from 500 to 500. Mononsalla Monr roe
Mcdowell by a majority Of about g 2oo
Nicholas. Roane by a majority OF '00'
Tyler from 500 TO 700. canada
The Morgan headquarters conceoe
that the race Is close between Morgan
and Montgomery In the following coun-
ties: MT o,
Fayette. Lewis and Mason, Inc race
Is close between Morgan and HrosseuP
in Jackson county.
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REconn6ENp WITHDRAWAL

PHILADELPHIA, Ia. May. 25--H"'-
concentrations were submitted to-day -
the Presbyterian general assembly in
session here that II withdraw from :he
Interchurch world movement. tn" re-
port embodying this suggestn IVES
made by tho executive committee Of
which the Rev. J"nn Willis Bal: IS
cha irman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
Norman Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. John Hofr-
man, who died Monday evening at $40
o'clock at the North Wheeling hospital
following a very serious operation. VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon in the ram.
Ily home No. 4l6 Coal street. Interment
will be In Mount Wood cemetery Tho
deceased was the wife OF John J.. Hon-
man, and was in her 4Tth year OF age.
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TAYLOR COUNTY

GRAFTON W. Va. May 2j.-NIne
precincts complete out Of rs in Taylor
county IN the Repuhican preferential
w." for president gave:
Sutherland $50: wood COS.
gan ll2: Taylor ll2.
For observation-disclosures 35S; Nor
gan 10: Grosscup 1902.
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MARION COUNTY.

FAIRMONT. W. Va. May 25-'Thir-
county Eaye Morgan 959: Montgomery
SOS end Grosscup IS. For Congress
Carrigan Is leading with $50. while
Rosenbloom is second with SIS. while
Taylor had 10.
The Democratic slate showed % out
Of forty precincts with Koontz COS and
Littlepage 2l3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-26
MORGAN MANAGER BEATEN
N MS OWN PRECINCT

Spocia IN The IntelliGenccr.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. May 70
Grernbottom proc nc. Cahell county. the
home OF Elliot Northc' Il. VIII" managed
Mnrgan's campaign. gives Morgan TWEEN
Iv-on. votes. and gives GroSscup fifty
IL q
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aoLsHEvIKI AND POLES
BOTH CLAIM VICTORIES

LONDON. May 25.-Russian soviet
forces have occupied number OF VIII
ages on the west bank OF the Dneiper
river from "A to - miles north Of kieN:
according To an official statement IS,
sued in Moscow yesterday and received
here hS wireless