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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
BIG TIME PLANNED AT
Va DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democratic state convention to
be held at Columbus, Tuesday, August
II, will also be made the formal cam
paign opening in Ohio, and will be an
affair of intense interest in every
part Of the state. s.
Governor James M. Cox, presidents
al candidate of his party, will deliver
his first campaign address, and it goes
without saying that the fighting gov
ernor, no longer bound by formalities,
will strike straight from the shoulder
His first real stump speech is await
ed with great interest outside of Ohio
as well as withing the state.
A. V. Donahey, the Democratic NOM
inee. for governor, will divide the hon
ors with Governor Cox and will de-
liver his first speech of the campaign.
This double-barrelled program will
draw immense crowds to the state
capital that day. Democratic leaders
plan to make it great statewide raj
ly, with bands, singing and all of the
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
GROWING IN INTEREST
BUT ARE misunderstood

Considerable interest has been mani
tested in the establishment through
out the county of children's clinics,
altho there appears to be some mis-
understanding as to the exact reasons
for these clinics, states County Health
Commissioner Brintnall.
According to the latter, the clinics
are not alone for babies, but for all
children up to the school age. 1t is the
wish of Miss Hanna, the Medina Red
Cross nurse, that all children of this
age be brought to her for an exami-
nation, whether they are ill or not. In
fact, any child or baby that is very i'll
should not be brought to the clinic, but
word sent to Miss Hanna, so that She
may call at the home. The reason for
wanting to see all children under the
school age is to discover, if possible,
any defects in the child that may be
corrected before it is too late.
Parents are very apt to not notice
small defects in their own children,
and the family physician has no OPP
portunity to observe these defects uil-
less called for an eXamina ton. BY
bringing the child to the clinic it's de-
fects may be discovered and their no
tice brought to the attention of the
family physician.
The right of each child to enter
into the struggle of life without any
handicap should be one of the ideals
of each community, and by attending
to the little things before they develop
into large ones, is one means to that
end.
If parents are unable to attend the
free clinic they should consult their
family physician; above all they
should know whether or not their
children are having the best chances
from health standpoint.
In Medina children's clinic is held
every Thursday afternoon in one of
the rooms of the A. I. RootCo. adjoin-
ing it's cafatria.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13

The little daughter of County Au-
ditor Ward Washburn was painfully,
tho not seriously injured last Friday,
when she was accidently struck on the
head with small shot from an air
gun, in the hands of playmate. A
Slight abrasion of the scalp was the
extent of the injury.
The annual reunion of the Lowe
family was held Wednesday at the
Fair Grounds.
The following item appeared in
the Cleveland News last Saturday
"a visit to several sspeak-easies' near
E. 18th street, and Oregon avenue,
cost him his watch and SIS, Robert
Stott, Medina, Ohio, informed police.
He said his pocket was picked,
The south-bound passenger train
on the B. & o. was delayed for some
time on Thursday evening Of last
week, by the derailment of one of the
cars near the trestle south of Velley
City. Among the passengers We're Mrs.
b. Hendrickson, Mrs. H. o. Wood and
Mrs. Walter Wood, who were convey
ed the rest Of the way to Medina in a
motor truck
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
SHARON

A baby boy arrived at the home of
Isaac Brown and wife, "Wednesday OF
last week.
Fidelia Wagar OF Cleveland was Q
guest Of N. L. Fulmer's, Thursday.
Lenore and Gertrude Kreitz OF Ak
ron have been visiting their old school
mates, Hazel and Clara Wall.
'Ghas Persell and family Of New
York were guests Of Mrs. Luella Britt
tain last week.
Mr.. Wirth and family Of Penfieid
Charles Bicksler Of Wadsworth was
a guest at N. l.. Fulmer's, Sunday.
]. M. Alderfer of Akron was call
er in Sharon Sunday,
Fay orton and family Of Akron ana ana
Guy Orton and wife OF Wadsworth
We're @ callers in Sharon Sunday.
c. r. Burdett and family spent sun
day afternoon in Wadsworth. guests
of Ben Echart and family. !.
Mrs. Anna Wagar is making a visit
to her nephew's, Rev. w, p Hopkins
Forest wall and family. Howard
Ebert and wife and Mrs. Tyler of Wads
worth, motored to Elyria, Sunday.
Hilbert Wall and family of GAINESVILLE
are guests of his father. Mr.. A. A.
w all.
Althea Bennett of Akron spent the
week end with her grandmother, Mrs.
Luella Britain.
Fern Swigart of Akron spent the
week-en with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Swigart
Ray Bigler Of Berberton spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Milton An
drews.
Grace Orton spent the weekend with
Vivian Johns, Smith Road
af or "a
guest of her brother, Mr.. Ross.
Mrs. Eddy Of Medina spoke at the
M. E. church Sunday.
C. r. Burdett and wife spent Tues
day with their aunt, Mrs. Kate Woo.'
J. G. Swigart's entertained will Swi-
CART and family of Akron, Mrs. Stella
Waters and son Leon Of Wadsworth,
and Mrs. Laura Swigart Of Akron.Sun-
day.
week, and Horace Young the weekend
with their sister, Mrs. Chas. Dunn.
Mrs. Flynn, nee Jennie Wall of Los
Angeles was a caller in Sharon last
week.
A. J. Miller and family and Nell Hal
derman of Cleveland spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Halderman.
Lloyd Ream has sold his farm and
will move in the Halderman house, near
Paxton. for the present.
H. w. Santee and family spent Sun
Everhards.
Miss Florence stauffer Of wadsworth
spent the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Stauffer.
Park Griswold was in Akron Tues
Forest wall and wife motored to Me-
dina on school business, Monday even
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
LOCAL ITEMS

One of two large passenger motor
trucks enroute from Lorain to Wads-
worth Sunday afternoon was delayed
in Medina until Monday morning, be-
cause of the burning out of bear
ing.
Fred Adams will play cello solo
in the morning service of the Metho-
dist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Alexander en-
tertained the '06 class of Y. H. S. last
Sunday. All but two Of the class at
tended.
"A wise newspaper writer suggests
that the reason that Akron, Cleveland
and other Ohio cities have increased
SO greatly in population, is that peo-
pie are beginning to perceive thats if
they ever expect to b president, they
will have to move to Ohio.
Miss Helen Clark, who for the past
few years has been associated with
the First National Bank of Elyria, has
accepted position with the Medina
Savings Bank Co. of Medina, and is
already engaged in her new work.
The annual factory picnic of the
A. I. Root Co. employees will be held
at Euclid Beach Park on Saturday Of
this week. A feature of the occasion
will be ball game between the COM
pany'sy team and the York township
team.
The second annual conference OF
sales representatives of the A. l. Root
Co. will be held at Chippewa Lake
Aug. II, 18 and 10. About forty deal
ers with their wives are expected at
this conference
WIN Ausman and family are
spending number of weeks with the
formers father in West Monroe, N
Y, making the trip by auto.
Albert Thomas and grandson, AL
bert Wacker, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the formers daughter
Mrs. c. c. Collister, on the beach.
The reunion of the William A.
Carlton family will be held at Chip
pewa Lake on Saturday, Aug. %.
The first concrete road paving to
be done by the County Commission
ers this year was started on Thurs
day morning of this week on the road
running north of Chatham, the dis
tance to the Litchfield township line
to be improved.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
ABBEYVILLE
Deferred letter.

The Misses Ne11ie Steingass and
OzeIla Frank attended a tea party at
Medina given by Mrs Jack Snedden,
when the engagement of Miss MaebelI
Smith to Alvin Gunkelman was an
nounced.
Miss Elfrida Schmid of Medina visit
ed her cousin, Miss Ruth Ulmer. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunkelman en-
tertained on Sunday. Ivan Harmon and
family Of Valley City, Miss Elfrida
man and family.
A party Of Lakewood friends and re-
latives picniced Sunday at Albert
Franks.
week in Cleveland.
Ed Kemp and family spent Sunday
with his parents.
John Rising and wife of Belden, visit
ed at Joe Kemp's Sunday.
E. A. Gunkelman and Albert Ulmer
motored to Cleveland Saturday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
WEDNESnAY MATINEE

A fairly good crowd witnessed the
racing events Of the Matinee club al
the Fair grounds Wednesday after.
noon. The results follow:
First Event
DR.. Jolla, Bowman, 2 III
Foxy McGreggor, Mcdowell, ] 2 =
G. G. w., Wilson, S3 ID
Time. 2:2S, 2:25, 2:28.
Second Event
Flossie B., Bowman, z !
Maud r., Brought, i
Time: 2:34 IL, 2:38, 2:32.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
THE MEDINA, SENTINEL, MEDINA. OHIO.

enthusiasm that characterized the San
Francisco pilgrimage, the Dayton
Homecoming and the formal notifica-
ton ceremonies.
Candidates for state. congressional,
and county offices are expected to be
present. f9
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13
q. G. SHEPARD CO.
REPUBLIC SQUARE
MEDINA. OHIO
wheat

The for harvesting the wheat crop
not yield Of wheat
has had hard time coming through.
than they
In this connection wish to few
facts, "
We mechanical facilities
convenient for and efficient possibly
We have knowledge handling gained by long
and study which adds much the value of
can render you in handling your grain 7se#
Onr grain handling service anized
panstang uniform your grain and IN
satisfactory and
When you are ready to sell wheat talk with
SEED WHEAT have
varit
We will premium for seed wheat following yates:
Poole Portage Ful Trumbu Fut selection 1877 Gypsy
Gladden. - -'l~' ~
q. G. SHEPARD CO.
MEDINA OHIO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
DRAFT DODGERS MOTHER SEVERELY
ARRAIGNED AS TRIAL NEARS END

ru,uiRh 4" L." hrnrd i"I - mIl' 'md when
i.IrN", .'i.t 'ulglh" 'liy hnlI ~ NJ nut"
ur"l,I, r"I' d"wu. whit" hl' m"th"r wnn
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'NIr' I'"rrh"Il ryrIn'- ia" read. gen
mn" d">"t!"n 81 m"ih"rh""d. HnId
iIrnu
"!IT" has h"r p"ruIlnrit - nnh lii"-y-
~ rt,I"'. hri why hUrnrH hrT, "n TINT
account '' hr continued
NJ, friend Mr. MrAv"y. aSlr that
"" Il" not umuYmcllfy IA" nam" al m"tn-
- Ia connection with MrH H"TRdUlI
Tk"rc was no n"'"saity for such u com
meni My nnAw"r viii ."cnlI your own
muth"rS
"Firri. hrrhuro Sh" wn- Inyhl Ia her
kiu-unu to her childI"u Uud what
mother would not he nh" II h"Id up u"
rihl'uir and brought - trIhl
'If Mrs H"rEdoll had not been p"r
hossod "f money II drawer aud l.rw In
had not been nuts yhu would never
have heard or lhir ,nPr ThrSr rI"Hccu.
lions wore brought Ia appshbr Tho wrath
OF Tho community
The CO-defsndAnts with hrp Iisrad0n
arc Charles A Braun another con Who
changed HE nome fhIInoT Magistrate .
James ~ lt"miB friend nnh nh'i"er "f
tie n0Tan"ll family Alnori Ml''hon
auIum"hIIo rnloHIunu and liaII} h'hup
fuImoi ,Hfo "WneI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

,,,nuh, .,h r,rI Do" ,.n,,ru"I t'"E
pcm", -. nl'i'"li"I 'n"d'"nh ''
uIrhI pn,o "ul rini'm'" 81 '" ",' "'
would have rurr"rird William IL So"
fm, the rrouid"m, hnh tie i"tm'i r'
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Ihcnr gained un,I"r NJ Iirb"n." I"""''
uhIp ~ ,
''hr uIniomcni 81 ',"''m"' '"' ""
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regarding ih' r"rliI"n ~
ia. ,nrnuniyn uf Nj lrNnn. whr Ia"
" wIlhIrrId uupr"rt fr"u I"'"rnf "'
I hnvc ku"wm Nj Itryn" I"l'l ''n'lT
nnd prrr"nnlly f"r nnny y'"," ''"''
the rnyrrnnrp' abatement "" hh" h'h
an iurIururc tot C","l "urI"rhu h'"
three IIm,.u fur ia" IT'Hid"urE WIN '"h
u" wuI,np"Tlt. my v"l'' nnh my N"''' '"',
would have dom" ~ again 'h'n )''' M
hc h""u TIA" "nnhlhhi" "i ia" '"'""' ~ ~ /"
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ur TACT nu II young mnm. ! EHln'" 'I.'l
MIR IT,nn.- l"nd"Inhir many "i 'h"
rrrgrcurIN" ld,na which rance h"Ne OH
d~nNUrod I" Ir"I,nrnl"
Attacks Wilson Cabinet
Bl.nppro,uI uT mHt'crH ia the hh,h'h-
.i,I,,iInns' uT NIiurn"N General lhIIh"f
nnd I'uaimrrt'r General li"I Lesson ""H
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anr rl"r'h
IN, nemYrIatlr rrrSid'u'nI 'hnli
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d,r-lo. -. hnlr h~nTi'dly' and ""T" CON
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ter, lu both 81 IhaIi adm al ~ lena No
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'IrvrtnnT i'r. - uIIoi 60 hr eTal ahor
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rer,tIiIun Int,,, r rnri 'sr"IIen'e 'f
ths candidate ".th rr-''In "rr"hIil"n
rruaa Ia TcAI."nDG !" a du"Hil"n h"fs aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

nallirn"rs, Sept q U"f"rC thronH
which tuNod tho ChpnCIIy of tho HAltl-
moro Nrruory and voiced III appreciation
Ca repeated crashes oT applause. WnrrHn
q IlRrdinE. Republican nominee Tor
President outlined tonight hla policy
for sound buElurHH and r"hhbIiitnt"l
American induHtry.
Every place In tho armory. said {"
ASat ~. 900 was taken md many w"r"
standing when senator Harding arrived
A. hia appearance the uudl"n"" got u"
~ feet and chrrrrd for two minutes
,nd then renewed the oNRti"n amer III"
hand had played Tn. star Spangl"d
Hammer During his speech IN" nonln"'
many times was interrupted with tho
cheering aud whom h" concluded he ~'1
sent away with a great roar OF np-
piausS
The address was The fourth To be
made today by Senator Harding On
ME way r"rnna r"nn-ViVhnlh In his
Ip,"IaI train l." had mad~ thrca
,pecch.s EARLIER IL lh~ day from tho
rear pIatf"Tn Of his I.ftvhI" car hnd ha Il
greeted lnfnrmhllS Hum~r"un crowds
~hI,h came n,Il 10 r-~ hIu. al nIhST ii
Tea and v'lIAHe- iu Baltimore no was
r~~sivsd ny "hs'TluR Ihr"nE a. tho
rUlIsa. otriinn. upr tuIuuiiu"usly 40
famed Nus "a" ihf"ush the city
WA -na rs,-"ualls .cI,",nsh hY nun
GOoRtiausd Gu FaSs T~o1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

I.hIlad.lI.nln. Sapt - M'N l.m"n {
ucrEIoll nnd the four other dcf' ud '"i-
charged with aiding Erwin md !r"'"r
ucrxdoII tn cyade the hrnf wer" ""v
crcIy nrralEucd t"dny hy tinted state"
DiAtrICt Attorney M'NF'y Ia Huinin'"H
ip the evidence b"fuT" IN" Iuiy In III"
United Syltcs dintrict court '"unHol Tor
the dcfcntanta declared th" g"vcInIn"nt
had natc no rCnl effort /" 'HWuI" IN"
drafS cyndrrs "art"r tho hrsi huI'y
following their flEht from military
service
Al the conclusion OF IN" district AT
torn~y'1 nnaI rcbuiial. Judg" In'ki"""h
udjourncd court until tomorrow. when
ho will CharKc Tho jury
4 ask you To convict these 'TIIh'"h'n
on the evidence hs,Hus" the memory "f
those ln Flanders would Tia" T." lauhl
un II We failed. said MI M'Av"y In
concluding We uunI stop thiS out
raErouh IhToItiing Of the Ia" hy nus
outnt" and ho pointed |" TIA" h"I"hh
ants who have Jared yell al ~" Amor
lean crib. lai Nho When America "n
Ia trouble ran Awal al lhr '"n'am
Inatina Infiusnas Of me bsradnii money
nsunt the s"VATnmenr - ihn "lieH
HiatHa'
Where ,.err 'lhr af'nia ~hlIc rI"ln
-nu pinuEhIna ,h, nold ~ hlr lii"'t""li
farm with iTsfi"T that made ""Is~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
THREE BOSTON BANKS
invoke 3O-DAy LAW

u,rlnu urII - Ih''' I'"nl"" h""h'
,,, I,,.,d 49, ,Int 4" ~ .',l" Ih' law -.
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+, an ihr ur,I"Pr h'In' 'I""nl". ~" "
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,.Ln hrd hr,uiuu nlnIu"d "v"I l"h'
hruLiur ,rudiIIuuu ~ i"rull 81 W"
.,,rI,r 81 five hnukg ~ ~" lnTi l""
,unuII,r nnd tho T"nrl fiunn'lnl Il'F""
DrTi,rrr ~ an three. III" 1f"n"n'
.Truri t'ururnny tho Fidelity 1ruFI '"n
pauy mud IA" I'"r"h"'i"r Irnp' ON
many nqqcrich that ihclr institutions
urrc ,oIvrni but lacked rcnhy "n"h 10
uioct tho heavy demands mnh" upon
Them hy thousands "f dor"s''"r" WI"
desired I" Withdraw th"tr accounts ~
once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Says Coal Operators
Will Pick Stronger Man

!ircrinI Dispatch 10 'rh" lnt"lltrcur"r
Ghnrlrat0u w Nn. sept "'.- IN"
coal operators association hdN" scouts
out with Instructions To dCt"rmln" IN"
relative strength of the Candldari'H OF
Judge T. F. Morgan and Arthur u
Koontz, and when report In made ana
verified they propose to throw their
combined strength 10 Tho sironEerQcan-
didatc.
Tbr foregoing Ia The gubs'Ang9 OF p
sth trment made by SamHl u. Mont
Guucry. nOn-pHrti isan Cnndidhi" for gov
cruur la supporting ~ declaration ih"i
Ihr ,nhI OprTaIuTs were ready 10 walN"
any pnGy ubliThti"u they mh' hhN' l."
'n,"urnsS hI- defeat. Nj M"nlg"""iF
snId aiming oIheI lhInES Ih"I II"sI'l""'
J. {, Iihdl'N uf th' N'ri \lIEl"h'
i.,,nI nrr.,, niIun al - h",'Iu,I ~ ih'
iiI,,ihiI"i h"Irl al Nhll' Nn' rl'"'
;.rt inpr ,.u ;,,ui 10 had 0I"i'h ln "m 81
dt 900 that h"nig,nI'iy ","'I h" h' I'"'
II ~ all ..rnis t., lac la " '''' ''"'' - ""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Mnrlinshurr W Va. Sept. @7-Ihc
Grand nIry prohr Of alleged prontccring
Ia coal IN n"rih"rn West NIrHlhh' wa"
temporarily suspended today "hch . ny
81 States District Attorney Walk
81 announced ~ court mat INC R"Nriu
mrnI had arrrptrh terms under whI'h
operators viii r"-"I"rnt" IN price T'
du"lnE
Orrr,rnr- "r the r"gI"m last wc't
adapted r"-olutInn- whereby ih'N VIII
furnish lTir" data I" III" COVER nm ~.
nnd win eliminate pri," 'Tyr"midlni
Ihr"uEh hI"i,"IhE''
WaILor's Statement
The i.lIuwInr statement hy Ntr"r""y
" nlE.r wnr r"nh ~ ,ur. her" i"'i"F
"InIl"d hIni'r NII'tL'N NhIh' anu
Acting Arrininnt /" ia" N'l"I""I ''""''
nj Mli'I'lI hnN" I"''IN"h hhh '"hF'''''"
~" r"n"ImiI"n rh"pl"h u TIA" "',', 'mE
..r .nnI nucInluIr 81 %"tIh"Im W'Hi VIZ
vInIn hcIh al Enlrr."ni " ". -
Il, ,IurrLrl .Icpi - Ir'n. pror"nioh IL
prt,", Ly y ""rurulrI"". that ih' "T'n
l"iH may h' rNp''i"d !" :" "l''"'" v"
,"IuntnII1Y GuInlnhinE Inf"rtnh'I"n nc
Inca I,y the I'rtird EInIrr hIi"ru"y CON
'"rnlur rrI'"" charged f"t hI'n",n"''
coal lu IA, u"Tlh'rn hIt'rli "i WON.
,IrpiuiI 'nV,ih.I With lh" '"'lu"t' 'h''
IA" 'uhr""mhr "ut"innhlnE hR''h'i nv
"p"rnrrIn !" pr"hur" h""kr nnb hp'u
mcnl, hof"rr ~" grand jury ni Mar
.nrNl L., t'uir"Inrill "upp"nh"h
"'Th" urInrr"ur outstanding rhbp""-
nnu w,r" u'CoVpltnlod by Trhr"h oi
or. NIuur rrfmpals (" permit M inHp"c'
lion nf hnnltt aud Documents h"Hlr"h ny
'hr I'niIrd Stnt"H attorney In We" oi
the prc""ui dirpnrItinn of tn" op"rhtor7
To- fnruIrh tn" d"eiI"d Imf"rnnIl"n N'".
UNFAIRLY, tho Iuit"h states attorney Will
rurp"ud the "ulHlnnhinE Nhhlhrhhh
urndIug his further Consideration or IN"
suLIcrt and inspection "f ia" h"'u-
rurnIA to h' fuTuirh,h
MuT Maks aOOd
"Thr luIIrd states attorney will re-
sumo III e, ,rdinuA b"f"rn the grand Jury
ry sunn AZ hr considers rdvihhhtlly
with , view to inking hry action whl'h
ma, Lev n,,.-hhfy uni"T ihr Lever at
with Tcf.r'nr" I" th" prices or bitun-
lnnu. cont Th" nii"d states nitor.
n"y WI '"II special grand Jury if
u"' ennhry
Tue IaIr pTariirsh committee of or
orators provided for Ia TeBnluilnns
adopted last Wsdnendr, met hero I"dry
and iTe,. up lrIIrTr which were SEM 10
ali nprIaI"Tr IL the district shEs"ntinH
IIau. tor ~tf"Imnn'r "n ssihIins '"m
i,a.ia nnd hir' nosti m'r'nH of appih inG
IN rrnClr', ih' pl,nA f"r cooperation
Nth tho AnVsTnmsnL The ""mmhtss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
BarpfaC0d Fraud -.
Gets "0fficers" Big
Haul Of Whiskey

yurrinI Ia Tho Int"lligrnC"r.
Cumberland. Md. Sept. 27.-Ths po-
lice hnvr knowledge Of tho th'h OF
trurk loud nf ,aa-s of bonded liquor py
Cumberland snl"onkc"p"r from thrse
pcunHylvanin hu"tlcggrrs with whom ne
had ronirnct"h I" hring the liquor W
t'umbcrIand for SIJ.n00. The saloon.
L,.cucr staged y holdup on dark part
of columbia street last night. fwo men
npproaching in uniform. prctcHdinE 70
be revenue officers. ., -
10 another truck. third man Euarded
tho Pcnnsylvanlans. while tho nther tw3
drove of with the truck. The EuAra
rhcn started with his prisoners io".rn
ihc civ when ono ran away while tho
,Grnccr" chased him. This gave the
other iwo n chance Ia get back 10 their
truck and r$rhp" into Pennsylvania Ths
man w'hn escaped war a %0nted"raIe ot
th,. .nIoonkcrnrr who was sent to Pills
hursh to accompany the truck here -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

today from all parts I"
nd heat Hon
Of h
II /, ru lhmi
4" heat h" u" VII 80 ~
~
aud IL
tod Ito In aInupr h
% hrr"ldd Ia" blowing 81 While"
o lrl nn1nl
ln rc tho cncElp pr u welcome"
and lrn mndow f
thr
VIDA hS tn" that tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Senator Harding Speeding to Wheeling;
Thousands ofWest VngniansmCre
Judge Morgan Leaves
With Other Leaders
To Greet Harding

Special nIaraIrh I" 'rh" lniollIR"n""r
CharIcu"n. " Va. Sept - JudE"
T. j. M"rrnu. Republican cnnhihHl" for
governor Irri ut noon t"dny for Wheel
ing where he Will appear At the Hard
ing meeting Major John e Bond. can
dIdrtr for state auditor. left Tor Wheel
ing tonight
several other stat" candidates VIII
greet senator Harding. M we'll as most
pnrtY leaders ni prominence. u was
sintrd tonight ~ stat h"adH"ar'''"
Tho expectations Of Ia" h"hdHuAfl'rN
starr are for a great turnout from lh"
ITI State region
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
C0X HECTARES FOR BRYAN|SN;
OPENS SURPRISING At TACK ON
MEMBERS OF WILSON CAB|NET 7


whether h, tn,r,rr,h ihr Inlm'r nnd
InuI, .,,u n,luln.urrnIl,uu Ihr p"'rIn"r
r"uIied
= rr,cL ~ ,"nrr,ar With n"Ih ~
tho, p,uIIru'n lu"v th'm /" ho
hIrh uImhrh ,rur'I'nll"ur men nnd u"
liryo tnnI th'u rhmlui"irnil"nn wot"
v n"I' Ia nrl'dl r"rf"lm"h yet lh"'"
nrr uuIirtr ~ both ~ ih"tI nhnin'rITh
Ilnnr ,,ht,n I Il" u"t 'uh"rr" N"Iih"I
Il" | lu,I"rr, ia" r"ll'v ~ I'rnnh IIii"h
,",k nn p""innuIcr general Nj IIll'h
.,o,h you So ~ r"m'mh"t In th" r""'l"
mnu wh hu rnu 'hr r"nh roller "}"t I""n"
N"li lu Ih, '"n,"nit"n "i W. hnh "r
gnni,od H." ""urh"rn d l"E"l"" /" I''O
Tor ,,ru"rnl W""d
Trying To Even Up
''%rihcr dn rudurr" tho nhm,uirtrn-
tIru Of rhlluud"r = Knox ~ niI"rn~y
qcncrnl Mr Knox. while mn nhl" Jurirt.
l. one Of tn" f"T"nuHi r"n"iI"narlr- In
tho United Ein'"a and his h"ciri"ne were
,"lur"d hN hi' rnrti'nnHhip This Is
merely a matter ~ diif"r"n'" In p"rHnn-
al uIdniunH aud p"rthins To- thInRs TINT
buInnp To- past administrations"
The gnvcrnur's speech her" wnr the
eleventh Ia Nchrnshn Iohhy. on" "f lh"
huri"rt ~ hts western trip In MI h"
rtrorSuh the l"nBu" "f Nhll"n". from
murnI yirwpuint aud Hlnu tho mnirrlhl
luI.rrsrn uf krhrnnkihnn Late today lie
ap"kn to "A large crowd Al I.ln""ln. III the
auditorium nnd an uVtrfl0w gathering
"utHldr Daring the trip from III" Wy"-
, ming Iimr H." made "iEhi roar pinif"I IN
Ia lkn Ihr"Iph the fInIt~ ,hlIay.
Hero nnh Al IIn'"In. tho governor eh-
paudod "n hIs ,iATGon that The reaction
nr, prrsr -as binrsd lie declared i"dAy y
ihhi ihero was "dslih~rnto nnh cor
r."i.Is nnI ,oferIins o." Hrruhii'an
s"ui, lh"II'nS coming ho said from ~
husInaaa hs do' lnInh -nr az niionpl
| tn buy up rpISap"rH "vs'Yuh"Io