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Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Lawrence Zahl has gone t
Plummer, N. D., to visit his sister
Mrs. Joseph Schell.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eul- on Wednesday, April
7.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

S. C. Hunter spent Saturday in
Graceville in official business.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Miss Lydia Koths left for her home
in Norcross Monday for a short stay.
The Koths family is preparing to
move to Grinnell, Iowa, but Miss
Lydia will be in Morris until the
end of the school year.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Mrs. M. ]. Belverud is visiting
friends and relatives in Duluth.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Mrs. Ida Suchsinger of Raudette,
Mimi, spent Monday with her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Zahl.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Bring in your broken pipes and
have them repaired. The Sugar
Bowl. advtf.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

Don't fail to- visit our bargain
room. Ladies' Oxfords, $1.9S, shoes,
$2.98. Wells Bros. Hanson Co. adv.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

w. E. Saunders visited at his form
er home in Emmettsburg, Iowa, this
week.
Morris tribune., 1920-04-16

George A. Parsons of Cheriton,
Iowa, who last year purchased the
keenan, & Clary farm on section SO
of Rendsville, has sold it again, but
has rented it for the season. He
moved onto it about a month ago.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

LOST-Sept IA between 10 and u
o'clock, one 35 in. by in. Goodrich
Cord tire between East Montpelier
and st. Johnsbury, Vt. SO reward
to finder. Notify J. P. Rabidou,
Mortified, VT. 69-i"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

man Porter H. Dale, was renominate
by the Republicans in The Second
District winning an easy victorv ovel
two other candidates. These were the
only important contests.
Senator Dillingham; and Congress
man Greene, in the First District
were renomnated without opposition
The Democrats, who had no contests
nominated Fred c. Martin for Gov
ernor, Howard E. Shaw for Senator,
Jeremiah G. Dulick for Congress IN
the First District and Harry W. Wit
ters in the Second District.
With only few isolated towns
missing the vote for Governor was:
Hartness, 23,025, Agan, 12,443,
Emery, 1880, Babbitt, 11,267 For
Congress in,the Second District with
few towns miSsin" the vote was
Dale, 1870, Glib. on, 1880, Gordon,
$3.50.
The total Republican vote Of
about G0,000 was larger than any
ever cast for their Governor or Pres
ident on the Republican ticket in Yer
mont, largely Que to the fact that
women voted tor the first time and
turned out in large numbers. The
spirited campaign conducted by AL
the candidates for Governor also re-
suited in bringing out a full male
vote.
The record number of Republican,
votes previously cast in this state
was at the State election in 1886,
when the Republican nominee for
Governor received 53,426.
Hartness carried seven counties,
Addison, Caledonia, Chittendcn,
Franklin, Grand Isle. Windham. and
Windsor. Emery carried four. Esssx,
Orange, Orleans and Washington.
Agan carried Bennington and Rut-
land. Babbitt carried only Lamoille.
OF the cities Hartness carried Bur-
lington, Montpelier, ST. Albans and
Emery carried Barre and
Newport. Agan carried Rutland.
All the candidates for the Guber-
Material nomination carried their
home towns by large pluralities In
the Congressional contest Gordon's
chief strength was in the home city
Of Barre, wrere he polled 1889 votes
10 116 for Dale and 81 for Gibson.
Dale easily carried Montpelier and
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
NEWPORT GIRL
HAS ATTACK OF
BRAlNSTORM
HOmeSickneSs Caused Un-
usual Illness to Miss
Grace Brown

Suffering from what attending ply
sicians diagnosed as a "brainstolm"
Miss Grace Brown, pretty 10 year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Rufus
Brown, livin" on the Beobe Road in
Newport, was found by A. c. Eel
lows OF Derby about nine o'clock on
Monday evening sitting al the edge
OF the roadway in front of the resi-
denoe of Fred Barnard on the Derby
Road. in a semi-conscious condition.
Miss Brown is now slowly recovering
from her experience, but to the time
of this writing the girl had been un-
able TO tell how she got to the place
where she was found.
Nj. Fellows, who is 4 nrominent
farmcr in Derby Centre, was driving
home from Newport in his automo-
bile when he caught a glimpse of the
CONTINUED on page 3
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
GREAT MIDWAY
DRAWSTHRONCS
TO BIG FAIR
Racing Schedule Best Seer
In Years-FlOral Hall
Exhibits

This was the bic day at the Gale
donia County Fair. Thousands came
TO St. Johnsburv to visit the town and
to enjoy the big sights OF the fair.
1t was estimated al noon today that
the crowd on the grounds would rival
that Of the second day OF any fair IN
the history OF The association.
The crowd found plenty 10 enter
tain them. On the race track were
some OF the most interesting races
the association had ever held. There
We're an unusually large list OF entries
for all events.
Along the midway the crowd was
busy taking their chances with the
faklrs and enjoying the novelties
which the Midway furnished In
Floral hall there were some unusually
beautiful exhibits Space would not
permit today of a detailed story Of
Floral Hall. The exhibits viii be
written up for tomolrow's paper.
The premium lis was slow in be-
ing judged owing to the fact that the
opening day was RAIN and many Of
the exhibitors were late in their en-
triej judged.
The fair continues tomorrow. There
is another big racing schedule booked
for tomorrow,
The entries for Thursdays races
are:
2.3s TRoT OR PACE-pURsE $500
Dl. Forbes. C. L. Shufelt. Dillon
ette, W. P. White; Peter Monroe. J.
W. Young; Red Dot, B. Z. Reynolds;
Fred Haltoon, H. A. Smalley Co.;
E. A. S. f. A. Smalley' Alfred s.,
E. c. Bray; Major Frisco, w. c:
Trip; just Bingen, J. II. Haddock;
Continued on page fourJ
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

Newport, the two other cities in the
district. Gibson ran up large vote
IN his home town OF Springfield
In the Orleans county contest with
ali but Derby complete the returns
showed that W. w. Blodgett and r.
NJ. Cowles had been nominated on the
Republican ticket over U. w. Brown
and NJ. E. Calkins.
For Assistant Judge in Orleans
county W. d. Miller and A. C. Chase
were winners. A. W. Farman ap-
peared to have won the states attor-
neyship by a close margin.
The following representatives. were
nominated in Orleans County: AL
bany, H. E. Carter Barton, c. A.
BalTows; Bloomington, B. C. Stone:
Charleston, Allen, Coventry, l.. J. Sa-
bell; raftsbury, W. C. Hadlev. Derby,
George Burton; Glover, j. A. Uric;
Holland, O. L. Kelley; Irasburg, G..
+. Metcalf: Morgan, O. S. Cargill;
Newport City. James T. Gardner;
Newport Town. E. N. Connal: Troy,
c. P. Hunt; Westfeld. Thomas Gil
bert; Westmore. French.
Essex County Town representa-
tivea: Bloomfield. William Judd;
Brighton, Edmund C. Foss; Norton,
Carnentcr.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

an election in this county The three
ST. Johnsbury candidates who went
down to defeat are J. d. Bachand
who secured q total of S98 votes, J
Rolfe Searlcs who had a total OF
1893. and Charles A. Shields who
ended the contest with 986.
The two leaders had the following
Russell, 1864 and Taylor 1473.
The current comment throughout
the county was that with three cam
didates in the field St. Johnsbury
would be allowed to fight out its own
contest and in the meantime the
county gave Russell and Taylor 4
very handsome vote which elected
them.
The Assistant Judgeship, Charles
w. Thurber of Danville and Oscar C.
Woodruff of West Burke won the
nominations, defeating NJ. d. Cotfrin
who ran third.
James B. Campbell was re-nominat-
ed for States Attorney by fine mai
ority over S. Z. Darling of Hard
wick. Campbell's vote was 1860
against 1896 for Darling.
In the Representative contest in
St. Johnsbury Gilbert E. Moods was
nominated by the vote Of S65 to 1870
for William Z. Richardson.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

Dinner in the dining hall at the
Playground. $1.00 per plate. adv.
Bring the whole family to the Cal
edonia County fair at st. Johnsbury,
Sept. IA, Is and 16. adv
Admission to Playground: Adults SO
cents: children from 1915 years, Is
cents, under 10 free. adv.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonia'ht.
Thursday local shower
and warmer. Moderate
north winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
MOTION PICTURE ACTRESS
in TURED IN BATTI

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 15-One
hundred and sixty accident renorts
were fled here today with the Work
mems Industrial commission by mo-
ton nictnre actresses who took part
in battle scene which was photo
gr1uhcd last week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
POLISH PEACE DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR DANZIG

WARSAW-Thc Polish delegation
appointed to conduct peace negotia-
tons with Soviet Russia left Russia
today on a special train for Danzig.
There are 100 n the delegation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
tion Of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
Hartness Wins BY Over 5000
Taylor and Russell
Win Senatorship In
Caledonia County

With three candidates of its in the field st.
Johnsbuy left out of the Senaorshp for Caledonia
sell Of Kirby and Frank T. Taylor of Hardwck the
Republican nominations which, in fact equivalent to
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
Dale Carries District By Over
7,0OO---Record Republican
Vote of Over 10000
(By The Associated Press)

four cornered contest for Governor on the Repub-
can ticket in the state primaries yesterday resulted in
victory for James Hartness OF Springfield by vote Of
nearly two to one over his nearest opponent Congress-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15
ST. JOhnsbury Locals

Lieut.. r. C. Swan will make two
flights N his aeroplane each day of
the Caledonia county, fair at St.
Johnsbury, Sept. Ia, - and 16. You
will want to see lin. adv.
The Ladies' Aid and the Grace
Unity Club are serving Turkey
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-15

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Ladies' suit case between
Bethel and St. Johnsbury. via Enrol,
Berlin, Jefferson and Lunenburg.
Finder please notify "Y' Caledonian,
Liberal reward. 60 If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
PLAN TRIUMPHANT
ENTRY into GREECE

lucrrn". Switzerland. Dec. H. hy
Thr Associated IrrSst-Thc fuClnpcrs
~ CurS,ant!nn'S Sui:r. with their FAINT
les and servants VIII leave tomorrow
for Erind:>i. from which port they VIII
dcprrt for Athens. The departure OF
t'rustI7ltlr~ himself FOR Venice ionnr-
row AFTERNOON. VIII be informal anu inc
same a. that Of ordinary travellers.
According to additional details OF 'he
program Of the Greek Govcrnmcnt. Tee
er;,uhrd tn Constantine today. the iat-
;cr WILL arrive at Phai"rOn. -FOUR miles
from Athens at l o'clock SUNDAY at'er-
nom. $50,
Tnr party will pick up the Crock
council OF ministers and Crown iTihCc
George ~ the Island of Mci"s an" th"V
will Join ~ the triumphant entry INTO
Greece Hcfore landing AT Pha!er"n'
constantine will don III" uniform oil
.,rucrii!Ss.mn u the Creek ARM
The absence Of excitement nero IN
connection with the prrp;t1:tt tons Tor
C'orstar.;incS departure * explained ny
th,. fac, that tho long wait in hearing
tho official result of the pl"btSci's
created an anti-climaN. TO casual obser-
yrrs, i would hardly have been an-
parent today that the royal family
;rrr,. N their hotel. The various mem
hrrs Of tn" fam.'y-Qu'rn SOPHIE. INC
Princess Hclen and Irene ard PFHce
paul--yo I'm and out without fuss or
f.a,hrrs. while !i'ilc Princess tath"r-
inc continues ~ play through the cor
r.dorS and in the lobby. with her Eng
nsh govclnrSS close ~ hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
ARREST Of STRIKERS
FOLLOWED BY RELEASE

New York. Dec l3.--Sk!rmish lines Of
Iicke;S drawn from the ranks Of the
ANA gamat"d Clothing Workers Union,
faced by guards alleged 10 have been
hired by the clothing manufactures.
were the most salient features in to-
days developments of the clothing labor
dispute. which has closed or crippled
most Of the llrg" factories in the city.
Police were active in making arrests OK
union workers who were charged with
/ violations Of city ordinances. Out OF
total of more than 100 arrests al were
, discharged except 90, who were held for
trial. These men later were discharged
with n warning against obstructing the
streets.
Union officials today insisted that the
truIDle b-.tW cen the union and nlanufac-
turrrs had resulted in LOCKOUT. They
pointed out that cutters had been offered
work but that ;allOrS and machine oper-
atorS and prcSSers had been denied EN-
pia yncu:. Union men expressed the
opinion that this action by the manufaC-
turcrS was absolute proof that the man
ufacturcrS were rndeavOring to have the
work begun here 80 that II might be
/, sent out OF town for completion. Union
leaders predicted that this pan OF the
manufacturers would be null:fi"d by
working agreements now In force De
tween the .k!ualYa matcd Clothing Work
crS' Union and oct Of town manufaCtur.
-C-S.
Tho new piece work schedules which
are expected To- result in the resumption
of manufacturing in several plants were
not announced today. +'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
VIM, REEVES DEATH

William f. Reeves. well known r"$i-
d.Et OF W.irwnOd. dj"d sunday rn"ruin K
At ? O'Clock at his late home In Ak
ron. Ono. Following weeks Illness.
Mr. Reeves was born in Homecoming.
Maryland on December %9. 1861, and
WIS in the Gicty-uinth year OF his ago.
III was reared and educated at Lana
rrninE. Later h" moved TO Thomas w.
Va and thea cam" :" WIrwOod in 1917
from t;l"uccr. Oh,o $rvcrn! years ago
he moved with has family To Akron
WHARF ne was rmpl"T"d in one Of M
large rubber fnC:ur."S.
The deceased was I mine engineer.
hu: while living IN Wnrwood was con-
acctcd with tn Wheeling News ~ col
lrctor. His death cam" as shock 10
his many friends.
He was ,mh'T o. ~" WarwCHG
Presbyterian church and took An active
part in the affairs He WAS affiliated
with III" Masonic hod:ra of TINS city.
To mourn his loss il his wife. Mrs.
NaryRr"ves and th,. following children
Mrs. s. IL. Iirr OF E"rkl"y Springs:
Mrs. clyde Stafford. Akron: Mrs. Mary
Rrlcher and Mrs. John Anvil. "r thi$
city; Mrs Ruth and Edna Reeves. "t
Akron: William nf Wheeling. and Al
bert and Alfred of Akron, also one
brother and two sisters.
The remains wCr" received N INC
city yesterday afternoon and W'r"
aiken % Watkins undertaking "arlorS
n 1908 Main street. whrr" tn" funeral
services; will br acid his afternoon NJ
o'clock. Re-. T. =. Carson. pastor "t
tho Warwuod Presbyterian church VIII
nfffria,r. Interu"ut Will be In Grc"n-
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
OUTLINE DRAF 7
Of ROAD LAWS
JOINT COMMITTEES PLAN TO Sc
CURE STATE BOND FUNDS
Action Giving City Power to Regulate
Truck Trnfic is Proposed

IN inter. sting mrcitnE At when IN"
,.,,.,- v..'... taken 20 insure ihHf -! can"
county and IA, CIV ~ Wheeling De- pro.
vI,I,t FIR tie, IN CNp"ndmG rTr''"rdi 81
,nr State Road bonds WAS HID last
~, ming III lh. Chamber -. commerce
ufI;.,. - ~" M1rtCt Auditorium. Mex
t;.u~s urt.S.u'l AT IN" meeting wh''h "AS
curIy attended. ThuS" present were
ono : ,i,rnk. Dan Irau. county ""mmi~-
William r.. Otto. uIcmh"r 81 inc i'ttN'"-
,urr: Albert Su,d"k"r. Arthur l.. Si''r''
president # The Chamber of commerce..
ana II. g ogden Harry Corc"rnn, man,
,grr Of the .-hAmlSur Of Commerce. hItvu
4, secretary Of the meeting.
\ resolution WAS adopted laF"rihE
Joint action II III" County rn!niniSSi"n
.rS. city OF Wheeling and chamber 81
Commerce 70 e,1'ur" Tor ONO county rs
interest az In" stat" Fond Jaw uta
would fully prOtcct The r"pt" OF ih'
,..uu,v \ large number of other prop
n.sltluus were. discussed, TO secure iunaS
To- !rnpru,c TN. National road ana 70
Ak. t'nayl'l," street Il mann thorough
,.,rc and Ia erect q YiaduCr across IL"
creek wulrh vii! also open the S"u'h enc
~ this street. , 500.
Also Jrint action Of tn" bodies WA
favored to Sccur" amendments L. the
s,ntr laws which will govern the heavy
truck traffic 80 shat the streets VII. nc
Keep; ~ good condition. Inc I|ElSltl',"
:, In also uruvid" that III" county com
,,igsiCnrrs have the authority I" cNTTn@
money In b. used IN the keeping oI tne
roads and thOrouShtarcS In good conh!-
non in any. part Of the county T"EArlIr
rr Tive amount levied. Nari"NS "lhcl
matters wrrr taken up and dlScu'ScH
hut no action taken on them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

WITHOUT IRON Tpt'H RLuop Ms"
LOSES IT'S POWER To CHANGE
FOOD INTO LIVING CELLS AND IT'S
SUE and nothing !Ou eat dos H"u tH.
proper amount Il gv"d-H"u Il" not H"I
thr tUIl strength cut ~ a. II &c;
sometimes the NOR" you cat the more
Iug stare. AS Your digestive "rs,.uS
ar uuah.r To- hauIl" much food Men
YOUR blood hacks iron and YOU often
think YOU have StvIuach trnuh.r. Wien
i ;sn'. thai 1t all. Simply at less and
TAKE iron .Th"-e ar. 3".'"'. ""n. """. 900
Ped Rood Curpu~'!"> ~ !"Ur Blood anu
Zach one must haY, iron.
Don't TRY To root NNtRSEi.F
INTO thinking >-U 49, d 49," IL t.""0
and iron" wh,N -" have good r'.'~"h
let your doctor decide. Get hla -
make Z, blood rcun;" ~ your I'd h""d
corpus~l"S ard SF-E. WHETHER NuL
ARE y 80 PER CENT; y - FER CENT
OR \ lon FER CENT IRrN MAN. or
u YOU 90 not want I" 10 L. this tCouo!"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
OBITUARY
SUDDEN DEATH
OF FRANK J. KELLEY

Frank =. Kelley, wrli-Nnowr rcSid~Es
Of No. So South York sir,"t. Island
died Yesterday Afternoon - $50 o'"i""N
following n SIX wreH,' .t!H|s$ attributed
TO struk" OF apOpl"Xy.
II" was born n Cameron on August
Il, 1861 and w0S ~ Tn" :.Nt!Atn year of
his agr. II" was reared and educated n
n. pubic schools Of Cameron. Later
"a. moved - NrN",h"n where +" 70
sided until five YEARS az" when ~"
moved T. the Island where Il" has sire"
made HIS home.
Hr was an engineer Of the Ba.t.m"rc
4 ohio railroad company fnr manr
years and Was tav"ritr wiki his f"I-
low wurkmen. HIS death came 10 them
as SuddrsI she, h.
Nj Kel'y was Il n"Jah-r OF lie s.
Iosrph'< Cathedral lie wae af' .,!atel
with H.. Fourth DiviS.on. ErCtH-rhp"I
& Locomotive Engineers and ttr y
-. l.. W lie took an active part "A
ho'h Of tn" organizations.
lie = survived by his wife. Mrs An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

u!4 poughsrty Kelly, Que son. Thomas
Kelley two daughters. Mrs. Charles
Juggling and Ms Eth'l .. K",,"v. Hrt
rne sister Mrs. Patrick MurWurh. o.
iiover's Gap.
Funeral services Will H. held ~ "a"
family rrsiden,A. Thursday morning Il,
) - o'clock EruU;Pm n!rh mass wiH hr
offered =; -: .i.~..p..- Ep:ArU:a. ct .
o'clock I:,tsrrncm' W.T. h" n Mount
calvary Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Fee Rites.

III" last sad rites Of III" latc William
H. Fee. prUm!n"rt resident Of this city.
who d!rd Saturday afternoon following
4 stroke OF paralysis at his lat" home.
No 22I6 'haplnc street, Wer" p'rfUrin-
I'd in Greenwood cemetery. Rev. pijRS
Erokaw FurriS. pastor of thc Second!
Presbyterian church "f which IN" de-
ceased was member. conducted N"
srrs IT," The floral offerings w"r" many
and very beautiful. silent Witnesses Of
n" esteem and lOv" with which Mr.. Fsc
was held by all who knew him. The
deceased was Us vars Of az" and rcSit-
al in this city for the past 80 years.
Nn was on. If the most widely. known
nm. ulSs tneu In The CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

Nanutacturur'I Guarantee: SUya:Hl Iron Il not =
s.r-r, r,medy hu. cuc winch II VOL known 81
druggists src-yWnerr CGNke tn" Older !nnrEanI"
non produces il Is .af'y asslm.oseL Ard d.rs Hos
irjusc the teeth. uaka thrrH llAch. nor ui~e; T.
thc stomach Zach i@hlc: ~ gTIuinH -
NUIa,-, Inn S.Anr~t - follows: L
md he words NuNa;rd Iron Stamped Into zach
l.dtic " tablets =, ;.t the !ublr nAr Hot - led
INTO acrert.nS inferior SubSt tut-s. Tho nAnufAc-
Jurors guarantee satisfactory rcnISS 81 rrcrv pu'
chaser or they NIL refund ynur mr!ey. Is is DIS
?~nat nv Rau p0iE Srurr. NRev's Pharmacy :
SrrrsL [. II Cries: 4 Co. H0Se Davis prus g.
and al god druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
JOHN 3. SHELLY.

Erndford IA. Dec. l3.--J0hu |: !Skel
y. well known oil operator. died ~ his
mono her,, today Of heart disease.
For many years he was identified
with the South loHn Oh t"mmpanY.
and of late ycars has boon purchasing
agent for the S~rp Purchasing Agency
here In tho SOS he worked AS 4 t"ie-
graph operator ou m" rit.shurrh-N New
York oil market wires. He wa% "a native
IL s. IN..r L'rnrk y Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
WOMAN POLICE COMMISSIONER
QUITS TO KEEP SELP AESPEo3'

New York. Dec 13.-Mrs. Ellen A.
O'Grady. deputy police commissioner OF
New York city. today resigned assert
ing that she had been hampered IN het
work and could not remain IN her PHee
and retain her self respect
TJor action followed attacks on Inc
efficiency Of the department made ny
several newspapers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
MUST GIVE UP ARMS.

Dublin. Dec l3.-Dc""mher - mas
hccr set as tho date when arms. ann
m,,nitinu and explosives held by CiN!li-
ans In the area under marital law WIN
ireland must ho given ur. General HF
Nrril Macrrady, military commander
"f Ireland. made this known IN 4 pro-
c'anlat!cu issued today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
SYNDICATE DISSOLVED.

New York. Dec. I3--ThH chase Sc
cur:,ins Corporation. manag"rS. TO-DAY
Announced dissolution As Of last Satur,
d:,v q; IL" banking syndicate form"'!
last summer 10 market F-o.""O'oc' OF
nnw American WOODEN Company COM
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VICTIMS IMPROVE

Attendants ~ the North Wheeling
hoSpi.u last evening announced That IN"
curd.t.on Of Martin GrO~s. foreigner.
who suffered Il fractured eE':ll SUNDAY
afternoon whrh his rotnr,'yc!" crashed
into au Iutun"h.l" street is resting rs
Wi ~ an H. expected. although ms
rt-'ny"rT ~ S"til doubtful.
Frank StuliiC IA" -. Urlr!nu Of Gr"ES.
who was also injured is improving rap
id!I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
INJURIES FATAL
Barton Miner Dies at North Wheeling
Hospital AS Result Of Accident.

John Cooper. colorcd, aged Al years
coal miner of Blaine. Ohio, who was
injured several weeks ago IN mine
there. died this morning in the North
Wheeling hospital. Death was caused
bv an Infection Of the foot. following
tho accident.
Resides his widow he leaves TO sur
y:v,. TWO children and :. brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
Heavy FIRE LOSS.

CSp"riai Dispatch t. Iut"iliCCur"r)
Sutton. " Va. Dec H. -.hIr" start
my from Il G,f".;i," i.ur IN tn" P""pI"'s
Stnr"ai 'rf'mrtrWn. sixteen miles w'Sl
of Sutton. destroyed that Cciuc'rn and
n" y =. J0n"s dwelling nearby and
damaged tie Ealtnr"r" and ohio mil
rrrd station and >.l, raj other iN:ld-
jncs last night. Tn loss opportunities
$4,000
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infant Services,

This AFTERNOON at 2:3" O'Clock at til"
family residence. No. 3lT2 AN"y u. VII
be- heed the services Cor Lawr"uc" 1t
Roy EiCkersun. infant son Of Lawrence
ami Minnie. E.attucr \lvkrrSoH who dhd
sunday evening. Intc-ncn. Will u.
made IN Mount X.rn cemetery. TEc
child WAS seven months and nineteen
days old.