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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
THREE MILLSLEW
ON PRIMARY BALLOT
All who Are Interested IN The schools
Of The City Urged TO vote For
Tho Additional Lovy.

Unless the additional three mills levy
asked for by the local Board or Educa-
ton on the ballots which Will be offered
ut the primary election tomorTow. IS
money IN the school fund OF the city, TO
carry on the school work Cor the entire
coming year, . thing which must not be
permitted to happen 10 our city: the IN
creased cost OF teachers salaries; or
coal. and all other materials used In
/ the conflicting of the schools. have
compelled the Board 10 ask for the ad-
ditional money at the hands OF tho
voters. There IS no doubt in the minds
OF most OF those interested that tho
majority. as all realize the desperate
need OF the money. by the Board Of
Education.
The members OF the Lorraine Goa! and
Dock baseball team will hold oeneft
dance in the Miners Hall at Stop 81 on
the Barton line. Saturday evening OF
this week. and all OF the friends or the
team have been urged 10 attend the
event. a. e. fine time IS promised during
pawn Is Favortte
Harry l. Davis. three times mayor or
Cleveland. Ohio. Is the fsvorite canHi.
date for the nomination as governor OF
the state especially Win i the voters Q.
pressed OF his nomination. Those who
know Mayor Davis. state that he is me
logical man FOR the office. and the only
man on the Republican ticket at thiN
time. who Is sufficiently strong IN fol-
lowing. 10 be elected over the Demo-
cratic opponent.
MoaorigA FUNERAL
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
McCionigal. well known and aged resi-
dent OF this city. who died ~ the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. August Much.
near Stop s on West Main few days
ago. will be held with requiem high
mass at ST. Anthony's Catholic church
this morning at nine o'clock. in charge
OF Rev Father o. II. Won Intel. and
the intern ent will be made Mt 81. An
thongs ccetery. near Blaine. Ohio
Many View Msmbsrs
A large class Of communicates wore
received into full communion at The
regular quarterly communion services
held at the West Bridgeport Methodist
church yesterday morning and large
congregation heard an interesting ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Almost a Shadow, Afraid
to Eat

MY sor-!n.law was so bad from
stomach trouble that he was reduced
10 almost shadow and was afraid 10
cat anything. as all food caused oloatins
of gas. which pressed against MS heart:
Worrying him vcry much. Our druggist
persua ded him 10 try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and in two months he looked
fine. can cat anything and works hard
every day" II is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhsi
laws the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and intes-
final ailments. including appendicitis.
one dose Will convince or money re-
funded. c. II. Griest d Co. ana leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
TREATMENT WHICH
never FAILS WOMEN
seSt's vaginal Cones Establish Unusual
Record

Many remedies may relieve IN large
number - tho cases FOR which they are
used. but Il - most unusual 20 find a
remedy that gives the souEht-tor relief
IN every case. Bcst's Vaginal Cones
have won this remarkable distinction
In the past few months thou sands %
women in Wheeling and vicinity have
tested this scientific uterine tonic urder
q guarantee CO satisfactory results or
money refunded. HIundredS and hun
dreds Of them have come back 10 praise
thS treatmrn, and tell ~ha: wonderful
Improvement Z has made IN their health
NOT \ SINGLE ONE HAS MADE A
COMPLAINT OR ASKED FOR HER
MONEY BACK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
D|LLONVALE WINS
Belmont Loses Hard Fought Game In
Last Innings By A Score Of As.

The Dillonvale Indians defeated the
Belmont. Ohio. team yesterday after
noon IN n very exciting game by score
Of 4-3. Dillonvale won the game in the
eighth inning on two clean singles and
e sacrifice fly. Gallup stole home in
this inning with the winning run.
Laffcrty plays Dillonvale next Sun
day afternoon. August 18th.
Score by innings r. H. E
DIllonval". ........ 100 100 OF S
Belmont. O....... 100 zoo OO-3 3
Batteries. Dbl cnvalc--Nince. Shr!kle
and nstroski: Belmont-Strahl and
Bowman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
CHICAGO 2 BOSTON o

Chicago. Aug. S.---L'hicaGo evencd Ut
tho series with Boston today by shut
ting out the visitors, > TO q. The game
was pitchers battle between Kerr and
Pennock. with the former having a
shade FclsCh's home run drive into the
left field bleachcrs in tho fourth
ClinChei the game for Chicago. Score
by innings: r. II. T.
Chicago 90 0 Q Q - ,
Pennock, Busha nd Walters: Kerr and
Schalk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

All Of the Yankee Junior football men
1920. are requested TO attend meet
ing this evening. The meeting will he
called to order at 40 o'clock and all
who are trying out for the footha II
team are urged to he present The mat
tiers 20 be taken up are OF utmost I'M
portance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Batterics-For Ncffs. Jones and NIL
Ter. McCnnkoyS. Honccker and Lewis.
Base on halls-Joncs !. Struck ou;-Ry
Jones ). by Hon"ck"r +. N!t by pitcher
Hour. stolen bcsc--Bcyo. Three. base
hit-N Miller, Two-basc lr!tARoan.
Pccr!Ny Doubt" play--Ieerloy 10 Hell
,cr 10 Rcyo Miller 10 l. lcrran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
HIS UPS AND DOWNS

Washington-The worlds CHAMPION
ship for straight up-and,down travel
Ing is claimed by James IS. Evans: tor
70 years elevator operator at the WASH
ngton monument. He figures ne mas
covered $4,000 miles and says ne 10 go
ing To double it before he quits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Two-bnsc hits--Bick. Hclrer ThrcH-
base hits-ThomaS Clark Sacrifice h;t
-Tccs Base'un balls--Oft Miller =. or
Conner ,. Struck out--By Miller 5: bv
comrr 6 Double playS--EckeY TO
Stats to Hclfcr UmpIrc-Owcns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
.BAUERS LOSE
To 'ELROYS

The Raucrs baseball team Of Wheel
ing went down to d-frnt ut Youngstown
Sunday afternoon 10 th> fast MCt.i"oys.
The score was l2-j n favor If the
Youngstown team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Attention, Voters
Statement of the Non-Partisan
League of Belmont Co, Ohio

We, the voters who comprise the Non-Partlsan
League being assailcd by one unscrupulo's candl-
date. seeking the nomination for sheriff on the
Republican ticket as published in the Martins
Ferry Times issue of August7, 1920, wish to state
that the voters who comprise this league are good
upright, loyal and patriotic citizens, and not the
type referred to by him in his paid advertisement.
And the candidates endorsed by this league are
loyal to their party affiliations, either Republican
Or Democratic men with open minds and firm be-
levers in good government for and by the people,
and we recommend our endorsement to the voters
to best serve the peoples interest if successful at
the primaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

Every Ingredient used IN the man
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
VOTERS, ATTENTION

hEPUBLrCAN VOTERS, ATTENTION
You can best serve the interests q
the people b. placing an 5sfor" tn
names OF the following candidates:
For State Senator.
DAVID ii. JONES
For Sheriff
FORD MOORE. r. r. LYNCH
For Coroner
IHAS GILLIAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Yankees Add Another
Defeated Victor Juniors on Nick He'll
Grounds by Score of 3-l-Poor
unOlriuR

Tho Yankees added another victory
II their long string Yesterday making
ten straight victories. on the Nick
Hell grounds they defeated tn" Victor
Juniors in close game by the score
Of 81. The Yankees are now climbing
fast toward N, leadership in the am
eteur class. suffering only one defeat
at the hands Of the Island \. e
Tho South -Siders We're robbed of
three runs when With three on rfeffrr-
man slamhcd ono for three bases only
TO be called a foul ball. tho ball falling
'0 TESom Ts ' the Yankees ha uric MI ni
lowed hut two hits and had tho Ben.
wood lads at his mercy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

PLATE Glass IN Auto Curtains. WAITE
& Co, ell2 Main Street. Jy-"I-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Picnic Plans Changed.

the picnic committee Of She Improved
Order OF Red Men, held In tn" club
rooms of III" local tribe yesterday aft
crnoor. arrangements re made for
the holding of their picnic and outing
ut the West Virginia state fair grounds
on the Island on Saturday. August 18th.
instead Of the Rifc club grounds west
Of bridgeport. Representatives of
eight tribes were represented At tho
meeting and all showed an active IN
tcrcst IN the rlnns for the cNcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Attend Kiwanis Outing.

4 large number 0f thc mcmbers ~
the local Kiwanis club Will attend he
annual outing and picnic Of the Wheel
ing club which will be- held AZ Wheel
ing park Thursday Of this week. \
baseball gam" between the members
Of the local and tn" Wheeling clubs
viii he one Of the features OF the day 5
outing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Additional Levy Asked.

asked to vCt" In favor Of the additional
three mills levy for school purposes at
tho primar% election tomorrow. Their"
- not sufficient money in the hands OF
tho BOARD Of Edu"a'ion Tor IN" running
az tho schools for tho year. unless the
additional levy - carried. and all Not-
ers who ar" interested I'm tn" success
Of the schools have been urged 10 favor
the levy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Pie social Thursday.

Mrs. George Kidney Will h" tho host
css 70 the members Of III" Maud" Nue,-
Ter degree Of the Degree Of H"C"hoN-
tas ~ her home on North F'''h street
THURSDAY evening Of tins week. Tn"
event Will he N tho uatUr" ~ pie
SOCIAL. and members have been urged
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04

ton and they believed in the Reg
publican party because it's pollo
and protestations of belief are We!
beautiful. The party has not beeaS
in power for a long, long time, This
also helped. And biggest OF all the
Republican party stood in favor ~.
woman suffrage in the fight for
which the democratic party did not.
This more than anything else tt-'
fluenced the women to vote O.
straight Republican ticket. Wom-
en- could not honestly and tustth5
ably lick the hand that struck at
Next election the prediction Is
that women will be better able to
Judge both country and county pol-
Itics and that there will be q much
smaller margin in votes. Take
Judge Raymond for instance, as
sample OF peculiar voting on tho
part OF the women particularly. The
only reason this thoroughly Chris
tian. most loYable Judge was far
behind in number OF votes was due
to the fact that he was on the Dem-
ocratic ticket Judge Raymond has
few enemies and don't believe
OF handling his position as Judge.
He was called fair and square and
most dependable and was very
highly esteemed. He wRs a man OF
rare. fine instincts, perfect gem
tlemau in every way.
Women liked him, / know, and
those that voted the straight Re-
publican ticket did so because they
owed it TO the party morally. Ifor
one am very, very sorry to see
Judge Raymond leave the court
house. / believe women felt much
as a mother does when she is CALI
ed upon to administer punishment
to beloved child. She doesn't
want to do 1t but knows she must
for her cOnscience's snke."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
WILL
NOT Be EASY
Southern Lads All Ready
for Game at Charles
ton Soon

MORGANTOWN, Nov. 4.-Wash-
iugton and Lee for several years
past has been a much dreaded
feature OF West V1rginla's football
schedule. First Of all, the Generals
have always turned out the very
highest class teams in the south,
and next they have always been
particularly strong when playing
West Virginia. Inc Southerners
become ''keyed-up" wonderfully
when they play the Mountainous
and in 1914 and 1915, the last Two
years when games were played,
they staged rallies that snatched
what seemed to be certain victory
from the Mountaineers.
But, this is ali going. to be dlt-
Cereut next Saturday afternoon at
Laidley field, Charleston, where
before Il state capital crowd, the
two teams will meet for the sew
cuth time since relations in foot
ball were begun. "Tubby' Mcln-
tire has from the very start OF tho
presen. season insisted that II the
Mountainecrs triumphed over Yves.
leyan (Which has been done) and
over Washington and Lee, the sea-
son would be success in spite or
r9EeTSeS L!aL lulbHL De eAptElGuGCu
against Yale. Princeton and Pitts
burgh. With this D. hi text Hcln-
tire has repeatedly spoken 10 the
men on the obIeCCS OF the season
with the result that lie will send
to the field ON SaturL.!J g. eleven
that will match tho soltb eTner9 for
keenness and, 1t IL believed, will
excel in physical proves and
knowledge OF tho game. II this
proves to be true, OF course, West
Virginia will win.
West Virginia, of course, will be
playing without the services OF
"Leapfng Joe" HRrriclI. HarrIck IL
suffering with bad shoulder which
McIntire believes should rest and
he will play Quinlan instead. Quln-
Ian was q regular tackle while
Harrick was still being tried out at
end, and is an extremely capable
player.
ginia will take the field in perfect
shape physically, and there is no
very good reason apparent why the
Mountaineers should not win.
Washington and Leo is strong and
Is not underestimated here because
coaches Rodgers, Hager and.
Hodges, all OF whom watched the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04

greatest rivals OF the Missouri IT.
gers. Coach j. +. Miller says the
greatest play he ever saw happened
in the Missouri-Ames game last fall.
Missouri had the ball in the cen.
ter OF the field in the last quarter,
says Miller. 1.-THE score stood I to
0 in Missourrs favor. The Tiger
center made n high pass over the
heads of his backfield men. The
Ames' tackle picked up the ball and
with four mon giving him tnterter-
ence and a ten.yard start was OH in
a clear field. Travis, the Missouri
tackle, overlook the Ames runner
and dowued him with the ball on
the 2-yard line. Missouri then held
Ames. On the third down Travis
broke through and tackled the
Ames man for a loss of five yards.
This was not exactly a toTma-
ton Intentionally carried out, but
ii was a play which seemed impos'
sible and came at such an oppor'
tune time that 1t stands out in the
Missouri Valley conference. 1t en-
abled us to win our second victory
Miller believes that Chuck" Lew:
is. present captain OF the Missouri
eleven is the best man he ever
coached, FTe also says that Lewis
is eligible for AIlConference teams
whose rating IS higher than that Oh
the Missouri Valley.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
MANY STARS ON
RIVAL ELEVENS
Great Game Expected At
Charleston On Sat
urday Next

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4. - When
West Virginia and Washington
and Lee take the field against each
other here Saturday afternoon OF
this week it VIII be one galaxy OF
stars OF the gridiron against aRoth-
er. While both the Mountaineers
and the Generals are Well oiled
football nlachins, ranking with the
best In the country, like all other
good teams they have their out
standing stars.
For West Virginia the men whose
actions will be most closely watch
ed by the assembled thousands on
Saturday will be Carl Beck, Homer
Martin, Bob Kay and "BIl" John
son. For Washington and Lee, the
conspicuous players will be Cap
tain Moore. SllYerstein and tucker.
Carl Beck, the fleet LETT haltback
OF the West Virginia team Is with
out any doubt the most highly re-
puted athlete ever turned out OF n
prep school. At Harrisburg Tech
last year he scored no less tnan ~
touchdowns for his team in running
up 1910 record Tor the season,
and at basketball, track and other
sports he has won enough loving
cups, medals and other trophies to
completely decorate a good sized
room. Beck's forte Is speed and
ability to get loose from would-b2
tacklers. Against Pitt, easily one
OF the best teams in the country
he ran siXty.fivc yards for touch
down with practically the whole
Warner tribe taking a dive for him
and against Yale, so eastern
scribes say, the result would have
been different If Beck had been
able to stay in the game.
Eastern newspapers last Sun
day morning were lilled with praise
for the work of Homer Martin
against Princeton. Undoubtedly he
was the outstanding star of that
contest. He ripped OFF one long
gain after the other, intercepted
forward passes, rem back punts,
threw passes himself, and did ev-
erything else that a first class full
back ought to do, all to perfection.
At Charleston he will be playing
before his home crowd and he is
likely to be the dominating fac
tor in great game.
But there are two men in West
Virginia's rush line who have been
somewhat overlooked this season,
but who ought to be getting men
Bob Kay, a southern West Virginia
boy, from Mason county and Bill
johnson from Mcdowell county, the
right guard and left tackle, re-
spectiYely on the Mountaineer
team. Both are veritable giants
and while Captain Moore of the
Generals is reputed 10 be a high
class man, he will have his trouble
making this pair OF Mountaineers
take second place when honors are
handed out Saturday.
Against Virginia Polytechnic IN
stitute last Saturday, a game which
always features Washington and
Lees schedule, Tucker. a local
youth whose feats with Germans
high school elevens are still fresh
in the minds of local fans, was the
whole show" He twice tore OF
fifteen yard dashes through the en-
tire v. p. l. team for touchdowns,
the only ones Of they day, his
work all through the season has
marked him as a great player.
Tucker has running mate, howev-
er. in another local youth, whom
Coach Rodgers OF the Mountaineers
Is reported to have told Mcintyre
was the most dangerous man on the
Generals team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
'HARRIGK IS
NOT LISTED
!. AT tackle
QuinIan Booked to Start;
Joe May Break In
Later

MoRGANTowN, Nov. 4.-"Tub'
byr McIntire today announced that
unless serious illness or some other
equally untoward accident befell
some Of his players be would start
the washington and Lee contest al
Charleston on Saturday with the
following lineup: FiatrbackS, Cap
lain Lent and Beck; tu!iback,
Markiu; quarter back, Dawson;
ends, Meredith and Elgeri tachieS,
johnson ana Quiuian; guards Set-
ron and Kay; center, EmSwetler.
IL Quinlan's leg does not STAND up
under him as expected elmer
i,Ieaping" Joe Harrick, who IS De'
ing saved because OF Il bad shoal'
der, or Frank Flanagan, the Buck,
hannon high star OF last year, wiLl
be showed into the position. II Beck
lent, Dawson or Martin get IN
TiIred In the backfield and have TO
retira. McIntlre VIII have Lyle, his
star punter; Simon, the sensational
youngster from New Cumberland
high school; Dewitt Courtney, the
Charleston high school phenom;
Hawkins. the all round reliable
back, or George Hill, the Falrmont
gneed merchant who won his let
ters here last year to shove INTO
their plnces: II Emsweiler falls
10 hold up at center, he can put IN
Fuccy who has played In every
Varsity game this year and whose
work at Wetson high last year
parned him an all.state place; and
for his tackle and guard positions
McIntire will have Little Pa"
Grnwa "Trusty' Tallman, Fat"
Mcdonald, and Nicholson, on whom
y west virginia is certainly well
fortified with substitutes and II this
means anything in Saturdays gaTia,
ag It may, tho Mountaineers VIII De
TyaII off
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
Sport Chatter
Great GANG

Great Game ~
When Wash-Lee and west VT
rinia clash at Charleston on Sat'
1rday it promises to be one OF .Ie
greatest games OF the sea .9'I,..
7Tubby" McIntire and his warriors o,s
are out for revenge Tor inc Hei e,n,,
nj Pittsburgh, Yale and Prlncet9n
aS,j viii do their best to knock the
soI1tIle rrers cold. The advantage
seey1s To be with the Varsity, Dut
II Is not such an advantage us 10
'ssure them the game before II Is
nIayed by any manner OIL means
VAST virginia will have to play mel
Nest football, She Will have to play
"a good football as was SHOWN ~
prfnceton to make good. the Wasn-
4 ,ee team is ready Tor the gums
after two weeks of rather Gus!
work and will have their best me
mn available to send against "esH
Virginia. ,+ s,x
times to date. Each Team 3 nus Won Won
IN i s95 $50; won again IN ISSt
Am and IN 1902 17-5. Wash;Lee
won the next three games. Ihey
look the, 1913 game ESQ, l914 by, ~
fhe ss6 score and 1915 l'O. ms
will he the rubber game ana ms
"a one OF the reasons so much M
Forest attaches to the contest. one
~ the largest crowds of the season
yyili ne on hand for the battle, many
fans coming from all sections OF tne
state to root for the Varsity, whiie
there will BIO many fans from lhe
south land to pull for Wash-L5SGiei, !,
Officials for the contest van p T8
M. ~. Thompson, referee; ); u
Moffatt Princeton, umpire; w. D
Bnener, Harvard, linesman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
Evening Chat
Predictions and Opinions

or course you know what the
Democrats are saying today. They
have got 10 show u.s." they cxclaim.
They've got to clean up jackson
street as we could never do apd
they've got to keep 1t clean.
They've got to make good all their
elaborate promises and make q
heaven on earth OF this critical
stage. II they don't-well, we'll
wait our time and when we get
the rpins next election we'll hold
them securely.
"They say the women turned the
trick this election but the votes
show remarkably straight voting
which can be accounted for quite
easily The women, they say, were
rather biased this time. They
wanted a good, clean, administra-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04
builds on the land he recently pur.
aNd TOM IEOEP

builds on the land he recently pur-
chased near Harmony Grove.
The infant child OF Charles Ford
has been quite i'll for some days,
but is improving.
Mrs. Nathan Brand was taken 10
Cook hospital at Fairmont and
operated upon for appendicitis n
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hall are pre-
pairing to spend the winter with
their children. They Will leave IN
a few days to spend some time with
Mrs. John Lough.
Mrs. Charles Martin fell on a
stake few days ago while taking
up dahlia roots and badly lnceraled
her cheek and nose.
C. E. Jamison and family, of
South Park, were among relatives
here last Sunday.
j. E. Martin, wife and two chill
drcn, of Ruth Mines, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Charles
Martin.
Mrs. Steve Bender fell on the
porch Tuesday and broke her an
kle.
Lester Newbraugh is improving
after a sever attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Rosena Arnett has been
confined to her bed with an attack
of flu.
John Jamison and family are
Trenn ring tn move to WGStOVeT,
William C. Radcliffe, wife and
son William spent Sunday at Fair
mont.
Jarrett Jauison and family
were calling on Charles Martin
and wife Sunday.