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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

II is understood the railroads are going to ask
the interstate Commerce commission to order that
a substantial part of the ssOo,ooo.oOo additional
WAGES that have been awarded the men be made up
through increases in passenger fares business
world contemplating the possible effects Of further
freight rate increases is apt to take kindly 70 sus-
yest,oa Of that kind. If way could be found to
separate the necessary travel, that undertaken on
business or because 1t is demanded for one cause or
.notber and that which is Just plain gadding' and
separate rate be charged on each there certainly
would be a movement in favor of much higher fares
for the luxury travel. Atany rate American traysl
which has always been high in cost, comparatively
speaking. promises to be even higher.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
LET TIERS TO
THE EDITOR
WAKE UP GAS CONSUMERS

FAIRMoNT, ". Va, July IL
Editor The West Virginian. il
see by your paper that the Ga!
People are going to ask the Prblit
Service Commission TO permit
them to increase the gas rate.
wonder II the gas consumers ar
going 10 sit Idly by and let then
Dull i over withouta vigorous pro
In the first place the Gas com
pany should never have been per
n,itted to turn the MANUFACTURED
gas IN with the natural, or, in othel
words, mix the two. In the secont
place, ! think, to shove 81 per cent
Of afr on the consumer, through hl'
meter. should Justly compensate
the Gas company without any fdr
ther increase. In the third plact
June Is a very good month to com
pile their statement In the fourtl
place we will venture the assertion
that the principal owners Of Ga
company can ride IN costly fmou
sines when the common consume
has to walk.
We hope to see the gas eons1m
,ers wake up and insist on q spe
cial investigation by the PubhI
Service Commission before givinl
an Increase Is gas rates. The writ
er Of this article once refused I
attend an indignation meeting he'll
at the court house on a proposet
gas Increase Of 2 cents when ga!
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GAS STATEMENTS PROVE
NOTHING.

FAIRMoNT, ". Va, July 81
fEditor The West Virginian.l THE
Monongahela Valley Traction com,
pany Gas department is running q
comic serial In your paper daily
which / have bsen reading with
interest. There appeared In Tues
days papers, statements showing
earnings for month Of June, 1920,
which looked very bad to the aver
age person. A financial statemen;
showing earnings for one month
in the year doesn't amount to any.
thing: Why do they not publish
statements showing their earnings
for the past SIX months? The oper'
ating expense shown in June state
ment Of $4,000 possibly includes
the drilling Of a well or the laying
Of new pipe lines which would no,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
M0NoNGAH


4; Mrs. D. Levi entertained at her
home In Bridge street last evening
from 5 to 1880 in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Blucker, who
! has been visiting here Tor some
time. Mrs. Blucker will return TO
her home in New Kingston, Pa,
shortly. The social gathering was
composed Of the following friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Downs and Mr..
and Mrs. John Vincent, Of Davis
| Ridge; Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Blucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hckus, Mes
danes Duff Morris, Ray Cochran,
VIII Connell, S. ]. Satterfield, Sue
Satteriield, C. Salvattl Anna Jar
rett, Rose Lambert, Z. E. Snides,
Clara oliveio, Lola Mcdonald,
Clyde Satterfield, Jennie Smith,
i Bprley Bice, Charles Anderson,
Dave Smith, Minnie Harden, Gcldie
Evans, the Misses Irene and Mar
garet Smith, Rose and Anna Pick
US, Mildred Smith, Aliretta Miller
and Vern Miller.
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was only II cents, with two OF. l
thought the company was justi-
fable at that time, but l now think
they have gone the limit, and hope
to see a solid phalanx against this
proposed increase.
I am especially anxious to see
the Rotary club, the newly organ
lied Kiwanis club, and the Cham.
Der Of Commerce take an active
stand against this proposed IN.
crease In our gas rates. These
clubs pretend to be formed for the
best interests Of Fairmont and
surely will not sit idly by and let
the Big Building put another throt-
tie over our present boom.
A cut In some Of the fat salaries
would likely be considered favor
ably by the Public Service Com.
mission.
A. L. HEFFNER.
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;;HolW4 b AND THE COURTS.

II Alexander Howat really means what the says
yba he declares that be is not gong to recognize
i. Kansas Industrial Relations oout one does not
have have high power telescope to sec Alexander
finish, :, ..,;. :.
= 81 Il industrial iin:aurgent Being hard boiled and
s.tsIe;Ssut : lis speciality. He likes to demand
ie n more than any one else thinks is right and to
EboId oil Z LILLE BIT longer than any one else. Hs
sS IA : not without is bene6ts-fr Howat By
.;5a nj 3 ife moe radical than the rest and PEI
H. life louder and foulet m bis talk than mos
be hss created an impression that he more sincere
6sd q The workers than the average labor leadst'
Be 8 matter Of fact Howat is fraud, and p
5,o,taon for zeal possible only because he has an
S:tinctiy. knowledge Of dramatic values. Asa poser
Il.TssdsI : !, GOOD as the best Of them in Move,
lsDdI q On lie sage His type is familiar enough m
II: country. There ase plenty Of examples of IT.
! ssspeisHy n politics.
z "a h; t,ied his tricks upon the courts with some
s,eees I Il has benin jail at least once because he
sSSs,,sb. 1 would be good thing for HIM, and per
ia S. Az miners Of Kansas to ignore an injunction
Az. 81 By with that for the simple reason that
e =. II. III l.qal minds we have differ both as to
A. .sn.5;.ncz and The legal suf6cisncy Of njmc.
sss5s 4 industrial disputes. But Howat is on very
sl;ffsfs,.1. footing whn he announces that he means
!, ;ssot. i5;, new Kansas court There Is no doubl
! sbout IL legal status Of that tribunal. The hlshe'
mt n state of Kansas has declared that its pro
"a, Il. leeal That means thai in state Like Kan
g H. court VIII have the support Of law respect
81; 8, uub;s opinion. Such support j; more powerful
~ Nan N A. troops d. state could put under arms Il
EISwss actually doesdefy the court this public OPINION
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

20 p. ~ -, if.I1 \ n <,
occur ererJ month in tlp 70
petsCrlIly know d tsnlimhe q
companies tint spend more y one
month than their earring but tnis
does not happen ever month The
Monontaheia Valley T1ct1on com.
pany Claims with the increased
rates. there VIII be scarcity o.
gas this winter and that It win be
much lower In B. 7. US than IN
the past. I am unable 70 see
through their argument as the
Steptoe Bill specifically states
that West Virginia supply Of nat
ural gas must be taken care Of
before any gas Is exported out Of
the state. II they are unable 70 gel
enough gas from the Hope Natural
Gas company to supply their do
mest!c and commercial trade. WHY
do they not take the mater ID
with the proper state authorities
and see that they do get the gas
required. We all know that the
Hope Gas company Is supplying
gas for several cities In the stats
Of Ohio and Pennsylvania and
these cities are enjoying a bette.
supply Of gas than we are In Fair
mont, W. Va. believe that the
people Of Fairmont and vicinity
SHOULD make a stand against this
increased rate until Il Is proved &c
them that it Is Just. In addition 70
this Increase OF approximately fiji
~ per cent. they are also asking
for q service fee Of seYentytiyc
cents per month. They are moi
even satisfied with the increased
rate It seems, but also expect tbs
public to take care Of their Low
Ptessutebpay roll.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

wonder Just what Farley christensen, candidate
tor president on the Farmer Labor party, was Try
Ing to accomplish by his attempt to persuade eanol,
dates Harding and Cox to Join him in an effort
TO get Candidate Debs out Of jail' He certainly dic
MT hone to secure the cooperation of the Repuo'
ltcan and Democratic standard bearers in an enter
mise like that for they would not have ghost OF
show If they did not stand staunchly for law en-
forcemeut Debs, it should be remembered, is mol
political martyr suffering for sacrifices made in
great cause He was jailed because he attacked the
government Of the United States at time when tna'
9overnment was at war and entitled to thefuI sup
mort Of every man within the borders.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
Notes and Personals.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Donle!
Smith Monday, q baby boy.
Mrs. Jennie Dodd, Of Akron, o.
| Is here the guest at the home o
her brother, Ella Levelle.
Mrs. Frank Bennett was callet
to Weston yesterday on account o
! the death OF the five year old chilli
Of her brother, Arthur Graves.
7. K. Talbot, the well known
theatrical singer, Is here from New
York to visit with his mother, Mrs
Julia Talbot and other relatives
Roso Armantrout, Of Oklahoma
Is here visiting his aunt. Mrs. c
Salyatti.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kuhn was In Fairmont
last night to see the Rivers End
at the Dixie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Some Of the railroad brotherhoOds may submit
the wage award to the membership but there is
not much danger that the vote would be unfa'oF-
able to the boards award In the first place most
Of the broerhoods have accepted and there Is less
radicalism among railroad men now than there
was couple Of months ago The public which pays
s q, the opinion that the increase ought to satisfy
the men, and that means there would be no more
nnblic supUort for rail strike now than there was
for the outlaw strike Of the early spring.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
RUFF STUFF

Z Sugar Is coming down Just at the
sYery moment the West Virginia
Dlnet derry crop Is getting right
scme how one feels that the
lssrtrust has overlooked a bet in
PERHAPS the boys at headquar.
.tcs were too busy attending the
cral. conventions and BAN
b00kiiIg the politicians TO make
ne most Of the opportunities this
Going 10 hold the hearing In that
syGl1nd ayenne traffic protest
Tomorrow.
While they are Of this all the
other folks who have grievances Of
that Ind might get b their kick.
Notics Yox POP, IS trying to get
SheriR 20 90 after the guys who
vs. he traffic laws on the
81 @ tlle county. q
= = Z
WY nCt persuade the county
hiss irIers to put q few traf-
ts tuWptk
6nId more ttan pay het
~ he lines that could Be
1t tut b lensGake donotsstaIs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

The ResOlute won yesterdays yacht race, but IT
vas under circumstances that must have given
sreat amount Of satisfaction to the owner Of the
competing soop. 1t is clear that the renamonS
races in this contest will be watched with consider
able interest for the boats are pretty well matched
and so are the shippers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
POETRY OF THE SENSES.

Witter Bynner Is said to have
worked Of q pretty good one at the
Poetry Society banquet. Some one
asked him II Burns and Noye.
could not be likened 20 each other
Bynner replied: well, you car
feel Burns. while you can only heal
Noyes." Francisco Argunaut
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Whenever you get an earful Of
political dope about the Republic
cans from the Democratic press,
1t might be well to remember that
you can't expect a Democratic COM
poser 10 turn out very harmonious
Republican music. They would all
lose their Jobs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
TAKING THE TICS"
OUT OF POLITICS

Sam Montgomery would be elect
cd Democratic state chairman at
the meeting Saturday. 1t Is un-
derstood that Glen Shaver is jeal-
Gus because Sam is getting all the
space in the Democratic papers and
has decided TO get out as chairman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

II the Democratic newspapers
ever reach the point where they
viii be forced to give some little
attention to their own candidates,
Mr.. Montgomery will find exactly
where he stands in the political
world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Some Democrats at this date are
not yet able to announce definitely
whether 1t will be q Democratic
state committee session at Park
ersbutg Saturday, Or just q c. W
W. gathering.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

If Glen really does kick out Sat-
uraay, they can drag in VoS POPS
organ, get the committee to stand
with eyes cast down and softly
sing "the hours l spent with thee,
dear heart"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

The Democratic candidates will
all be asked to step into some mu-
sic store in Petersburg and make
a few records for the Democratic
machine TO play during the cam,
Lpa!gn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

These rumors, OF course, are very
hard TO trace to the original source.
But like most rumors-that makes
yery little difference.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

At least one Fairmonter VIII be
present at the Harding celebration
In Marion, Chic. today. Earl Nor
gan went over there from the Park
ersburg meeting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Bill Bryan got so badly battered
up at Frisco It seems he won't be
able to do any running at all this
year
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

We are told that the Flamingo,
bird Of beauty and deep mystery,
may escape extinction. The Flan-
ingo seems to have some advantage
over o few political birds we migi,
mention,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

MI. Cox may have-been some oil
Scoop artist in his cub days, bg
looks very much like Harding VII
mt over a big one In November.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Among other rumors floating
around the political world this
morning was one TO the effect that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Ills the Democrats who are wor-
rying about Montgomery. He has
EN- doing all kinds Of editorial
shinrny dancing, while the Repub-
l;caps are getting ready to waltz
away with Miss Victory in Noven'
hnr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

wen 4 s1inS The atSmpN Street
RaiEay company fcr 81 900 DIM
ages Wel2y gare de BIN to TIE
n y laetos who dropped 8 ceuts
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them out on the plan used by the
back number police department Of
the city Of Fatrmont which per
mits the cops to collect the fine as
he goes.
That merely aggrevates the tai
fic evil.
Lot Of boobs get the idea that
when they pay the cop they are
buying a long section Of the road.
And they proceed to treat that
section just as they darned please
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22

Order your ear mutfs early.
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II Alexander Howat really means what the says
Vim i declares hat he is not gong to recognize
i. ,0;s. industrial Relations eout one does not
AZ iobaye q high power telescope TO sec Alaander'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-22
! THURSDAY, JUlY q, 1870.

!: Lam man speat long enough
l,spA get bei9as. :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Spirit Of Victory Marks
Conference Held By
Republican Leaders

,;,,,, inf In ihr InI'lllEnn'"I
,hi,ago, III. Hcpr. :. Chairman nm
.,, LIvhIy upiiInI-ilr today hn III" -
r,,II Of the two day It'ruhI"'h '''
Terence. II" r"lh
."I,r ru,rIiurr yrni"rhny nnh '""nS
t Ih, .hnlIIm't. VIC 'h"IIlh'" ~"
,, linn , hundred men ana woman
rom, the twenty nIa'"r nave h'"h "'''"
.,,irr,,InIy Ityr"rtr fr"m ''''Y Wn''''
IN rL,,u tho anime unpi"''l"h''' 49,
l.. ItrruLII,nr, ru'''rn 1hIr Ia h''"P
T., , Min further I"fl''II"n 81 va" ~
-, IInn ~ ia" pnIi ~ 4" H''"'
ia, Gle. In,uIr IhnI Ii"puhII'"h wv
.,rr 1, Ihr u"rI lmI"''"h' 49,,
,,,,Liur fnr tho unil"nr gi"n'"r' "''
rn,o IL In IhIH lni'I"r' -" ~" P"''
II ,,gnr.IIrr- ~ tho past 81 pfnH"n'
rnrIy nnlilnli"nr. mat W. INV"
,rlrr nn,I win continually rF''
t,ruhII,nnr rr'"guiI' ~" r"f
,,,,,. ,rnmcni IL tho ""unl'Yr hin'",Y y
nn.IJ rrr"rnir" th" I"r'Y I""P'','''''''
~ H., ruIdiup hand In ih"lr r"Ih'l"h
Wr hnvo no ilmn Tor hn'bb'''"H.
ruIIInrr nr hnuIlnRr '"ulinun 'h"'E
md counter "hnrE"r accomplish h"'h
iur SrrintIu pr"hl"tnr ""nTT"nI In'
mamie and uu hun"rt effort !" MIA w"
rIcrInrntc to act intrlllF"n'Iy J" w."
,.nI duty Of n p"liii"nl '"nWi'!r" " ~
u untiunnl r'rvi"" and !" IN" n'"' ~"
81 ihip duty "" prnp""" =" "f',' Wv,
,n,rr From this nothing can d"trhct
ne rh"ro hng n"v"" been Fu'h WV
I, Of vIci"ry In my campaign M HHH
evidenced In th"ac meetings y"s''rnhy
md today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
GAMBLERS ARRESTED
ON B, & 0. TRAIN HERE
Two Were Released While White MAN
and Ono Darby Were Fined
Heavily

L,o,,r mon thrcc rolorCd and ON"
While wrrc arrested Yesterday inter
noon by baltimore II ohi" rn'ir"nd "'
toctIvcs for playing three cara MONT"
on n train coming into Wheeling
At tho time tho detectives put III
tbatr nnpcnroncr TWO OF the men hhd
dropped out and were watching '1"n-
t,yeIy to II hand being played by va"
white man and one "f tho c"i"rch on
The uuHrtctt" were gwen h'"',
r Su,nrc NNicLh,ul nj the ohio
county Jail carly last evening. James
Thompson and Arthur Braid. wv" %,
m. darIics were dismissed. hs lh"'
were only watching tho gam" ana ~
cvidonC" could b" s"'ur"d hk" ,hA'
rar,,v ZONES lcoInrcdt aud loo lthrl
fwhiicl were nnrd SIN and COSTS ana
bre still confined I" ihr jan ~ lh'.
w-r, financially embarrassed. ana N''
unable To- s",Ir" enough dough I" pay
ihrlr fines
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'!|34 8E'9##Ili
WELCOME

vrr,rn,- at the foIr Al '"l"mh"s. ohio.
s'-I'IhhE
Il, nu,i M,u ~ y Markell rri"'"'d
T.. ,hrlr h"no A. I'I'"n0ui valley i""'''
DIZZY nfI'r - Visit =" Atlantic 'I'}
,.rnfgc ,.,Ihir.nr 81 ~" InI""d ''i"t"
Il ., ht- L"Inr Y'ui't'luY nIt'r Virl'I"E
~ IIIirhurPh. IN t., q f. ~ h"Y"
MN,a '.o"rgo 81 ro"uoy n"h Ml7" '''
,'nho rn'k" hnV" '"l"'"'h "il"' h"V'""
rtrrI uIs w",tr ~ Atlantic 'ilY
Mrs NJ W Ip'l"ErnHr VIII "rriV" her"
uurtlny from Ncw I"rt cay !" Walt
Nrrr Iurin Wll-"n and "th'r irl""hn Tor
. low wrrkr
Euopi 81 oliver EhwaThH "r ~" Progress
'rl., ruhIIuhIug company. for tow
d,v"
Mlar Urna DIcrkofr mud Nl~r Ruth
ST., Il" l'nrh"rE In ~" Wheeling puhIh'
a,h, rIr returned yesterday from A.
hriir ~" where they ppcnt tho SUM q
MGR vacntIon.
,r ..r. prirrhnrh and Miaq Ruth
I:audi will return Sunday from Nv"
yyrckS' yirlt with relatives md frI"nli
Pennsylvania.
before joining h"r Eisl"r. Mrs o. X.
Ynw. at ConnCaut Lake. whero th"y
hIN" taken cotlng" t"f IN" summer u;
Miss Mary J. Hughes has returned
from Now York cry wh"r" Sh" has
hccr sucnding her summer vacation.
Miss Ida Richards returned THIS
wc.k from New York cry wh"r" she
sneut IN. summer with her niece. Mrs.
] clark. formerly Miss Marie Refs
ter Of this city.
Miss Amy Kreugcr. secretary or the
industrial Girls Association has re-
turn.-l from a vacation spent In INDIANA
her home. and other points in the mid
B dl. west Mt.
,..,,t. Zoe Of Edgwn0d has returned
from a visit with her brother. Harry Fec
at CIarksburG ,,,,.
, Mr. and Mrs Cyrll Steinman nave re-
turned from IA Honeymoon sper III
OHIO and other points. -
rhaTlos n lian,hnr returned iast
ripht from tho horse sho" nj '"'u''-
bus . .,, - ,.u.h
-, Mis-, Nancy, returned V"s'eid"I
ram ,heir vacation Hpohi /" nor ,h"' "
1l,hIpnn Thoy were A''"hpnh'oh ~
a.. n waldo It0bsr'H. az Eh'h"H'"
Mich a rIr,rr ct MIS- r"'Tr. "",'
lii H.. tholT anaht al 'heir home. OF
Tn Fourteenth siTosi. f"r 10" ~eehs
uabbi /. A. NiHGhklhh rSiuihhl on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
.AboutPeOple
Movements Of Individuals To Ana
/ FROM The CITY.
Ar TINE HOTrLB

MI.UHE A II NoIr"n. 'haIlHH'""
H. l.. Flower. raILofshniE.
hohaaTfsT. thaII~Ht"n. D u ""''h""'
cry, KlnEw""d ~ L"". Hunting '''
wINBHDp ~ \ trh',ur 'h"tI"r
ton. \ T Miller. 'h"'l"H'"",
Mueller. tharIoHt"" lay i'"I'"'. raw
srshuTg " " Nelly. lHl'm""'
RThMM L. Edwards. lI""'"R n.y."
A. W IIsndSrHh"rt. hrrk"rHh"'R.
EsmpaT r6rksTHburE
QoUEUR " g ii"uncrr"n. W"T'""'
~. ". FuquR. GTnfl"n
Mr. Toratsn Wnll~r 80 Y"n"EH'"w"
yhart q Tube company. IL Waiting NJ
Maroon u f'huch 81 this Guy
Mr. and Mrr OTTO GCh"nk returned -
hsir home nj w""dHd.,l" last "E""'"'
fom Columbus. ohio.
Me-. Harry W M"I.ur" AMI Mr. ''""tR'
,utx returned 10 tho City last "r"n'hI
ktsr attending tho Ohio stat" thir ~
columbus. Ohio.
Mr. Warren r. Church. head OF m
Missouri state I.ifc Insurance company
ceompanled by MIR. T. Walters w"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
LADY ELkS To
BEENTERTAiV!E0
NOTHING WILL IN -
TO PROMOTE uhYE, ~~'i.-
LOWnHIP or OOH - VI
H. y d. u. TIL >-0hrH
I'haTs VIII ba EVentH Emall ana i.NIEa
whioh WILL InOTaRua WhsollnH'H
Reputation One Of h"Ht
Hospitality CllleH

.Thr Indy Ilrr 81 IA" hlriII'' 81
Wheeling WIN l." hyrll' 'uEnr"h h"l '"E
tho w,,k "I Ihr "uIh ~ ''"r''"lh'
whom Ihr rinir ,"ur"niI"m VIII h' h'Ih
hero I'Inuu me h"inE thrthlY d'#"'"h
- far the nun ur, at cute tlnluluP i"F
all. the ,I-IIurr vh,, = pcs tod 4" nfilE"
ly tho hrndr'dr fi"un at r"tlr 81 W."
rinir Thr wlrrr fIl'uhm mud rw'''
hrnrir 81 al Ilhu wlIl u" h'I" h"'"
viii leo ulIvIdunI pnrII"n nIInuE'd Nv
ia, InLIc, f., rurlI prriI,H tug"
dance Tor the Night "f H." 'Oih n"'"
,urhlIc pnriI"r. un'hN"u" nuh dinI'i
IvcrvIhIng whl'h "nu l." don" !" "'''
the ,unv"nii ou dave Ehv MAJ h''''',
nhIc will hr done I" pf"n"i" 'h'' ~
r.,Lv rrn,nrL,nhIr IrnItrulI HpIrIl ~
hrolhcrIy love. which ~" "fr"n'|"''"''
perhaps on cnrIh p",""'""H Ia MOI"
rurrl,rd degree Than lhV u J. - l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
RrY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Thero arc my nice lnhs open this
week for MY young women In the Pack
ing and Finishing Department Of IN"
Startling Products tlncOTpnTht1dD. lDt
HIbT.chuth htT"oi.
The work CUnhlalb Of labelling. wrap
ring ani finishing the VhiI"us products
ma Ikoirh by the above Inn'eIn
The w"IhinE I"ndItI"n1 arc delight
fuI Largo airy. we'll lighted ana vol
ventilated rooms with m0Ht favorable
Tor young women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
LAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

They will last twice AZ long " you
hake Into Your Shoes ALIENS FOOT
ASE, tho AntiseptiC. Healing powder
or the feet II takes away the SUNK or
torns, BunionS. CallouseS. sore. aching.
bwollen, tender feet. Aliens Foot Ens"
Hops tho friction which causes the wear
on shoes and stockings. saves expense
md makes walking delight. Shak" u
Into your shoes. Sprinkle II In the foot
bath. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
ramouu ContraI,o singer 10 Com"

Among tho interesting features 90 W."
approaching musical ""rF"n VIII l." W."
Initial Appearance 81 Mise EiH llNE'''
tho C"l"hrut"H ""ntrnll" *"I"lS' ni INV
rhicagu Dpcrn Company. who will APP
prnr here, carly in TIA" iHll at IN" N.Y.
I'rcsbyt"rian church for an evening "I
rccira Miss IInEcr also IN" SnIo'SI
at tho Fourth Presbyterian 'hur'h OF
thiCng". wh"r" Rev. : NJ. Gibson 81 tho
First church her" occupied ia" PuIpil
:, few times during tn" abs"nc" OF us
minister. Dr. Timothy stone. THIS SUM
mer