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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-07-16

L. j. Hooking, supplies -----..-. 112.O
City of Glasgow, light ...-..-.. IL
William Arnold, postings ....... so
C. F. Turner, expense ....-..-. 14.S
Elmer johnson, repairs ........... GILT
S. E. Feezel, expense, deputy
assessor TO-
H. A. Voter, supplies ........- 44.6
c. c. Beede, deputy sheriff =. 1873:
T. J. Hooking, election sup
plies 54O.6!
Valley Transfer Co., hauling :. 1.Ol
j. F. Tuttle, expense -... 9.O(
T. J. Hooking, office supplies 2S4.6;
Mt. SITS. Tel. and Tel. Co., rem
GALS, tolls 103.1I
c. D. Borton, expense ......... 12O.5(
G. A. Riggin, expense ..-..... 5000
R. Bagemeil, expense ........ 22.O(
Industrial Accident Board, in
spections SOC
Tribune Printing and Supply
Co., supplies, d~isallowed $4.25,
allowed 4.5(
Heising and Bohan, electrical
material 3.75
John Betz, postings ...-"... SOC
Coleman Hdwe. Co., supplies As
j. c. Simpkins, sanity hear
ing 500
Glasgow Electric Shop, repairs 4O.1G
At this time the Valley County Fair
Commission consisting of the follow
ing members, to-wit: D. S. Hall, O.
M. Christinson, w. M. Leonard, j. T.
Rowe and l.. E. Jones, waited on the
board, praying the said board, that
an appropriation be made sufficient
to meet the expense of holding a
county fair in the present year.
On motion, the following was or
dered spread on the mintes:
"The board of county commission
ers of Valley county, Montana, in reg
ular session assembled deeming it
for the best interest of agriculture
it is ordered that a levy of u mill
be made for the Fair Fund, for the
year 1920, for the purpose of defray-
ing the expenses of conducting a Co.
fair for the year 1920.
On motion, l.. E. Jones, as member
Of the state fair advisory board, is
instructed to make the nee
essary arrangements to take the coun-
ty agricultural exhibits to the state
fair.
1t appearing to the board that it
would be unable to finish the volume
Of business on hand, in the time al
lowed by the code, it is hereby or
dered, that the board of county com-
missioners of Valley county, Montana,
meet in extra session at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the following days, to-wit:
Thursday, July 9Th; Friday, July 9th;
Saturday, July 10th, 1920, at the court
house at Glasgow, Montana, for the
purpose of passing on and allowing
various claims against the county
If Valley and such other business as
nay legally come before the said
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
c. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
At 5 o'clock p. m. board of county
commissioners adjourned until 10
a. M, July 9Th, 1920.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
q w Karpfar C1orL
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page 81
J.. H. Madison, Judge of cleo

Hall Drug Company, supplies
Co. Hospital 8 Il
Montana State Tuber. sanitar-
itarium, care of innate. 21.4:
Equity Cooper. Vandalia,
provisions 28.1(
Equity COOPERATIVE, VAN
dalia, provisions 1928;
W. S. Wolfe, milk Hospital. 1870
Dorothy Blodgett, salary and ,
l. T. tax 1O3.O(
Glasgow Cash Grocery, supplies
hospital 18.4(
North Side Grocery, provisions $500
S. F. Blanchard, ice for hospital 1000
Dorothy Blodgett, assgd. by
Mrs. Hines, supplies hospital 34.2s
Equity Cooperative, Vandalia
provisions poor ..-.-.. 24.9O
North Side Grocery, provisions
poor $500
Grissom & Co., supplies hos
plCal 6.3U
Lizzie johnson, cook hospital. 5000
Mike Dewitt, refund poor tax. 200
Mrs. S. L. Coates, care of poor 4.5O
Glasgow Cash Grocery, prov
isions for poor ....-- 1000
Electra Baker, rent ...--~.. 5000
Otto Weaver, refund taxes 200
Glasgow Cash Grocery, provi-
sions for poor .-.- 500
North Side Grocery, provisions
for poor 5.44
Hinsdale Mere. Co., provisions 5000
Hinsdale Nero. Co., provisions 5000
Hinsdale Nero. Co., provisions 5000
Peter Rost, refund taxes...- 200
Tom Kelly, refund taxes..-- 200
Equity Cooperative, Vandalia
provisions 1880
Equity Cooperative, Vandalia
provisions 54.75
Equity Cooperative, Vandalia
provisions 21.S0
Equity Cooperative, Vandalia
provisions 41.90
DR.. G. H. Klein, dental work.. 1000
Mrs. A. F. Grow, care of child 1000
Laura M. Sensney, widows
pension ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
R. L. Branson, provisions ...... 5000
Mrs. H. M. Perry, supplies hos
pital 1.50
Markle Transfer Co., fuel for
hospital 1880
Glasgow Cash Meat Market,
supplies hospital ......-. 1875
Alma Jordan, widows pension $500
At IL o'clock noon board of county
commissioners took a recess until 2
o'clock p. m. of even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
c. W. Kampfer, Clerk.
Frank H. Martin of Lismas, Harvey
Irwin of Oswego and Chas. Robinson,
of Frazer, presented to the board a
petition requesting that a schedule on
ferries of Valley county in operation
on and after July 7th, 1920, as fol-
lows;
On motion, the following schedule
shall be and the same is hereby op-
erative on and after July 7th, 1920, on
all ferries in Valley county, Montana.
Car and driver, 75c, round trip $3.50.
Saddle horse and rider, 75c, round trip
$3.50.
Two horse team and driver, 75c, round
trip, $3.50.
Four horse team and driver, $1.5O,
round trip, $500.
Extra passengers, 25c each.
Loose stock Cattle and horses) 25c
per head.
Sheep, one and one-half cent per
head.
Children between ages 6 and IL
years. half price.
Power propelled machinery charg-
ed according to horse power.
The board proceeded to pass on and
allow claims against Valley county on
GENERAL FUND
Elmer Johnson, repairs, dis
allowed $14.60, allowed ........ 62.55
H. H. Seeley, transporting in
sane SOFT
B. r. Dillon, garbage service :. 4.50
Henry Johnson, fees and mile
age $50
c. w. Powell, expense ...-...-... 1880
City of Glasgow, light and wa
ter 1906
C. F. Kenney, transcripts 1900. 1910
City of Glasgow, light .-....-... 1850
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NAy
9Th, 1920, board of county commission
ers of Valley county, Montana, met
in extra session in accordance to law,
at the court house at Glasgow, Mon
tana, pursuant to an order issued by
the said board on Wednesday, July
7th, 1920, for the purpose of passing
on and allowing the various claims
against the county of Valley and such
other business as may legally come
before the said board.
Present: Peter A. West, chairman;
Calvin H. Pippin and Carl j. Ander-
son, commissioners, and G. w. Kamp-
fer, clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved as read:
The board then proceeded to pass
on and allow the following claims on
ROAD FUND:
Fred A. Collins, road work $500
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed by Clifford Combs,
road work $3.50
Elmer Runyon, assigned by
Erick Lauckner, road work 1925
M. P. Larson, road work ........ $500
Ed Fourier, assigned by John
Dunbar, road work ........... 21.OO
Milk River Valley Bank, as
signed by Tom Coleman, road
work 5000
Glen Grant, road work minimum. 5000
Martin Nieslukosky, road w'k 500
Fred Collins, assigned by A. N.
Collins, road work ...-...... $500
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed by John Fast, road
work 71.06
Fred A. Collins, assigned by
Jack Brown, road work ........ $500
Fred A. Collins, assigned by A.
N. Collins, road work ......... 800
A. j. Fishel, road work ........ 1000
Halliday Brothers, blacksmith
ing 44.1O
Jurgen Johnson, road work . d. 1900
Fred A. Collins, road work ..... 5000
A. Collins, road work go. 1000
First State Bank of Opheim,
assigned by Ed Fourier, road
work $3.50
Earl Combs, road work .......... 1850
Tribune Printing & Supply Co.,
supplies 5000
Clarence Henningson, road w'k 5000
Adding Machine Co.,
equipment $500
Mrs. Phillip Meinzer, auto hire 1880
W. L. Rimel, road work ..---.. $3.50
Peter P. Funko, road work ..... 1925
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed by Velza Adams, road
work 1000
Ed Fourier, assigned by John
Dunbar, road work ...-... $500
H. A. Voter, road supplies -. 65.10
National Bank of Hins-
dale, assigned by A. j. Stu
Der, road work ..-..... 1850
& Selig, assigned by Ed I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21
FLA MODA AL DlA.....
G & &
TRAJE DE T~ERClOPELo
ESTlLO HAREm

Para Ia cstaci6n del Otoho II d"
los vestidos que mas on boga estnrA IS
e. de- tcrc!opelo dlSehado n ostilo lia-
rem n sca Ia falda ajustada en- su par
re haja. Ell modclo que tlustra e. graba-
do inserto cs uno de IL gran raricdad
que So prcsentarEin on Vcstidos de una
o,cza dc eso clnse on IN cstao!dn que
so aproxima. Esta confoceionado o
~rcrciopclo chiffon negro lustroso J ma
to como n obsidiara. Su heilcza princi-
pal oSth p~rccisamcrto on csc color no
gro hr!llantc. Su cortc Ga serctllo, pues
como Sc ha dIcho, Is de una piezI o
SEQ vcst!do pcsudo. cayendo Ia fa!da
con cicrta nmplltud 'pero sin degene-
ra- on holgura v cerrando en- n panto-
r-iIlu sin nm atustamiento eEagerado,
sine IC necesarle para darle ia forma
abulIonada de IN falda Rarem O estiio
unvo.
FL husto del vektIdo es liso y dc estiio
k!nono, con las munGas FL cueiia Y
uncs tirnntes, ln mismo que el Clnio,
de duvettna verde. ricamente hordaGo
con hilo lie orc. Las tendencias de Ia
rueva media Sc r~eVelan p~rincipalmente
en- Ia manga estilo campana y el cint0
atado 4 IN Iada an un gran laze con
los extremes s%ueltos:
IT sembrern es Ge t~erciepelo de
Lvens verde adornado con PiUmas de
Ave del Paradise nuestas a un !ado de
la falda. como cayendo s0hra el hom-
| bro. que es ahora Ia chic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21
Mujer del gran nundo muer,
ia por un gendarme

TAMPICO. Seuticmbrc J+-Las au-
.to-idades judicial dcl puerto Ins,rTyen
proceso 81 Serda:me l76. Felipe Trc-
vino. que dis muerte a ina muior DO
gran mundo CT Ia barridda de La
Union.
E1quel Flores. tal cs c, nonbrc lie
n vfct!Na. Sc c~nconlrlba asomada
IN unn dc las pucruas lei cabore:
Exccls!cr" cua.do acert0 a pasar Dor
.GGcl lugu- 81 Ecrtiarnc Trevlao que
'.. CT Dcrfcctn s'ado de embrl:lGuez.
'~cvlho So cncon,r6 he mlnos 4 boc;
on uro de tantos traunsentcs con
Gutcn Sc fuG = tropezar. f. s~endar1ne,
hecho una cr.ria no quiSo on ~disculPas
= sin ma rs mas echo mano de ST.
plstoin G~ispa-ando lu~so sohre & des-
co7oc!do.
N!nEuno de les tires hIzo hlanco
ea Il persona Il QUEEN fueron dirigi-
dos Uno de cllos aicanZo a Is guapa
Raque! Flores, atravesandol6 81 Pc,
cho.
La muter red6 per 81 sueio sin pro
ferir una sofa exclamation, modes los
auxiIias qus So L. Prodigaren reSulfa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21
FAMILIA PROCER QUE
OUEDA EN- LA MlSERLA

PACHUCA. Septiembre 14-Teraa
indispensable tie las conversaciones
en- los cf-culos sociales de este 'uEar
IS Ell nue. So rcfiere 4 IA esrafa de que
ha sido victima una muy conocida II
militia de n localidad.
La famiIia en- question So encue7-
ira en- II mas complete miseria debido
los sucios manejos De IN ingeniero
CUE dispuso del capital de Ia casa,
de cerca de veinte mil pesos. canudad
Que derroch6 sin el mas leve eScruDu-
10. ap-ovechandosc de- que no tsnH
c~auciorado su manejo.
FL asunto est4 siendo ventilado en-
los jizccdos de esta capital Y cuanta-
50 como cierto que I'm aboSado cons
ric,lo que patrocinaha al ~irEeniero es-
los juzgados Do esta capital y cu7nta
n de Ia pcrfidia - : N clien-e ao2nao-
~ "A causa ~neSandose rotundamente
4 defenderlo.
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ron inntil"s. la hala fue a herirle
Ia viScera cardiaca verdo 6espUts i
alojarse en- Ia oclumna vrtebral-
FL gendarTne. autor inconsciente d"
"a ,raCedia fue rcducido a prisi6n-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-21

Para evIJ2r iu2neuIataino-v> 90 -
da del pelo Y hmpiar e. craneo, mas
ia de IA menor particula dc caspa.
adquiera un pequena botella de Dan
derine en- cualquier drogueria. por
mos cuantoS ceutavoS; pongase una
poca en- IA palma de Ia mano ' fro
tesela en- el pelo. DespUes de va
rias apGcacioneS. listed notara que Ell
cabello va no sc ie cae Y que va no
tendra caspa. Avude a su cabelio
a que aparezca hermoso, largo, es-
peso. suave. d6cil y abundante.
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Gratis!

Ell Dr. Lmord bnc noddoe specialists Ell amigo de mIrS De peEoms meac ms m @
or, vz ma liberal Gra que cpactaaa tS las PERSONA enfemHSa que ooengan uno e SS Ira
smnros E Dr. Lincoln a hho una -pHcuca ell cobra N5h noaros eMrgmadanas s duran
t este ao faImando de @a manea ell que gentts pbrS' Pu@an @nsntaro y benaAare eonn S
9e mman swur n rmanietop udn areghr las condcone del Pao q" Hueuo con S eGo
~nn5mro Entire las Eases habaMoUs hay muchosN drcuoS que emTe nan Suoc mSI"
zero que no 10 han hSo cryerio que sE hWUaross ean mayoFs de- que eSp eh pagan
P@ h. aha eNs Mmas Y oaa dberan aNovShar ta @ @nlhAH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
LOWER CALIFORNIANS
. Determined TO FIGHT

McAiCalL Lower california, Aug: l.
The breach between the Mexican d"fac-
20 central government az now c"nstl-
tIird aud The government OF the north
"rm district Of Lower california. cannot
hc closed declared los" NJ Aguil"rn
secretary Of state for Governor ESta-
ban Caulu today.
Secretary Nguilera made tn" d"clara-
,lur, in connection with n statement
denying report that Governor thntu
had sent another message to Adolto he
La IIucrtR. provisional president IN an
effort 10 prevent tho reported planned
occupation OF tho district by icdcraI
forces
",io,crnor Cantn 10 confident or ul'i-
maio Success said Secretary Agullcra'
and he !s preparing 10 fight to the
end
For time last night. MNNicali forgot
tho present situation md abandoned u
s"ir 20 It's customary saturday, might
r"rclrv. Today. however. PASSED tor IN"
frs TINE IN months. without buIl
ngh, IN tn" Plaza del T"ros.
ON every corner stood little groups
Of civilians or Of soldiers. discussing
Tho prospects for hostilttica.
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STOCK poR STEEL EspIoYHs.

The wheeling Steei Corporation Is
contemplating following tho plan .! IN"
United States Steel company whereby
they can offer 20 The employees a GER
tain amour, OF stock a. n figure some
what below It's market value ana carry
Ing certain guarantees as 70 reDurchass
as we'll "a profits. While nothing def
mite has been decided up"n. the details
nS tho plan are being perfected and VIII
Re announced IN the near future. X Is
The hope o. tho organizers and officers
% the corporation that large number
OF the employees will take advantage %
this opportunity - become Identified
tina ncially with the corporation and
thus unite their interest with 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

fer tho lawn f"tc at Refers lawn on
August - will be- completed 'rhr"c
now candidates were initiated at thu
last meeting.
Donations.
Many local attendants OF the church
of God in MCMeChin ar" hclpiEs
along in the drive for funds Tor
repairs that is r""dcd on IN" church.
neat sum has already hceu realized
from tho previous collections Of thu
two Sunday attendanccs.
L. Of M. Met.
The Ladies' Of MaCCahces Will 6n'a
their regular meeting "a their I"dS"
Friday evening. Important matters
VIII be the discussion "r the evening.
Repairs.
81. Johns Catholic church is now m
drrgcing repairs, including r"pa'n;inS
and laying of new bricks on the raf"t
walks In tho yards Father Srh""n"n
met with great success In his drive for
funds and has raised an amount "N'
tho quota set.
Mil Men Leave.
Many miil workers from -" local is
t.!ct are leaving for Baltimore. Md.
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whore they ara seeking steady employ
ment For tho past week number have
h""n laid Off nt work thus causing tho
employees to seek work elsewhere.
Service Men.
\ number of service mon Will attend
the county rally OF the American Legion
~ R";hcsda Tuesday. Members OF tho
American Legion posts in this vicinity
and Wheeling will make the trip.
Returned.
Almost all OF the local members ~
the L. Il. Of Is. Of p. hsvc returned
from thr national encampment at Cievt-
land where they had spent ten days.
The members who lave returned stat.
ed that they had The time of their lives.
Benwocd Briefs.
Iiughic MCShsu" aud Herman Specht
returned from Powhatan. where the1
spent the weekend.
Ralph Candy returned hcme from
ZancsvilIc whore hc visited his friNnAa.
John Specht visited friends IN Barton
Sunday.
Wilbur Candy Is reported To be got
ing along very nicely after several
weeks .WAcss. ..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
FEDERAL OFFICES
TO Be CLOSED

Tho second floor Of the Federal build
ting will be unteuanted for two weeks
commencing today. For some time since
the United States district court was IN
session, the only two Offices Upen upon
this floor have been those Ct United
states Deputy Marshal John NJ short
and United states Commissioners Joan
H. Conrad.
U. s. Commissioner Conrad lott last
night to attend the funeral o. the late
Judge Aston C. Dayton a. Phil!ppt.
From, there he will go % Roanoke. West
Va. hts home. and will not return f"r
two weeks.
Deputy United states Marshal john
NJ Short will spend part OF two weeks
vacation In and near Wheeling and vii
also visit relatives At TifHn. o. with
his wife
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Miners VIII Obey the
Return-to-Work Order
Indiana Men Are Responding,
While Illinois Workers Are
Expected to Follow-Lewls
Demands Pennington S Co.
operation

indianapolis. Ind. Aux J"hc l.
LOWS, president - the In'ied VI n"
Workers Of Amcr.'a. WAS oG' or we
city to-day. and .u his JA~""'e Other
Officials a. n,:ner~. '"NiIuar;"rS here
would make no ,"'um'at on tn" S,r."s
situation.
Las, night. how"s'r ~'-,h" ,"ad"-S
EXPRESSED the "1.u.u'. 'nat ;''' ~'r''>"rs
generally would obey Tres dent Lewis
order directing ;h"m :" return 20
work ~ word aad b""r -r'e;N-d
from 'ha U.ro.< :,"ld A. That ''n''.
but word '-"m N" Jvd'Hna districts
wcrs very encouraging. ':f.'''.N sA!'.
The mine leaders uEnGr no SAFE
rnent when informed las night mat
Frank Far-inE:on. p.">|"nt az tae
Illinois district. had ISSUED an order
directing the men IN tina d.s'r.'' 10
return 70 work IN comp. 'N"ee WIN
President Wilson'S '''"ErHnl. W't'''H'
waiting for Instructions from ma
tIonai headquarters. NJ. LEWIS ear
Ner in tue day had >'u' My tarr."E-
ton a ,rieg:a:'l dr.n""d.uE h's CO.,
operation IN E"t'.uE 'ar l.nv'N
strikers back :" N's~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Two Thousand Visit
American Restaurant

The American Restau-rnt re."peu~d
Saturday after being r";f"d"lrd. AVID
proved - b. the greatest hi, n years IN
the city. According 20 he management.
over 1000 persons pt'd visit 70 II -"
Saturday. showing that = = wuch ap-
prec:atrd by a..
s,urp's orchestra furnished IN" mrS'"
during me day and \ r";! jolly I'm" Was
enjoyed 5y all who called 10 enJ"' ''"
karvice Of Wcs: V:CC n'gEeS, r"s-
taurar, \ cordial invitation = extend
ed 20 al, 70 visit thr restaurant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
GIRL STUDENT SLAIN
At CHURCH ENTRANCE

Wichita. Kan. Aug. Miss carr"
Curuinrharn. - student or Paramount
Cnllrg", was shot and fatally wounded
hero today Ak ~" was about 10 enter
:, Nary's cathedral tn attend mass
Theodore" OsW s!!rr, Jr. = former sweet
heart Of tho E;rl. Was questioned by
County Attorney James a. Coui"y to-
night and the county attorney stated
aficrward that OswcilCr would be
CHARGED with tho murder OF III" girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
PAINT Ltmo1sinss and Sodans before
,,.I,,o- Wall, A. 90 iy-3l-D
cUAnDSMEN IN CAMP

Mount C:retna. Pa. Aug Owing
20 the tardr arrival OF all national
rfrrd trnons and delays IN d"traintnG
and unloading operations, occasion hy
an almost inCrSsnn' -ain. camp was n0t
stahllShrd until we'll toward shutdown
Today For these reasons there w"rn
no ceremonies incident 10 the opening
OF the ,u,a mpmcnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
AGAINST OPEN SHOP

chicago. AUG. The Chicago FEEDER
alton OF Labor To-Day authorized Its
I,r"Sidrut. John FitZpatriCK I" appoint
COMMITTEES OF II for the announced pur-
pose Of "nCivrly going 10 battle with
the United States chamber Of Conmrrc"
drvis. means Of preventing open shops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
prof Hiram d, Jacobs

Lancaster. Pa. Aug. l.--Frofcssor
Hiram HrarSon Jacobs. - years old. Tor
sl\ie"n years head OF Pittsburgh in
s,i,uiion FOR -ho blind nnd At on" t'mn
superintendent Of srhnols IN l1dianap"-
lis. Iud.ana died ~ his hom" in May
town. this rnunry. last night. no was
nrOmIuenf Mason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
Miss Augusta FOtney
Aired Native Of Wheeling Expires sun
day Might At Home OF Nephew In
This City

Miss Augusta Fortney died AZ 20
o'clock Sunday night at the homs OF h."
nephew u. J. Fortrey. $3.50 EoN street.
She was in her sjght'eth year.
The deceased was horn In Wheeling.
but lived Tor many years in Kansas
City and Milwaukee.
She leaves one brother. Aloer' Fort,
NAV in this city. and several nieCeS and
nepbews
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Resume in Illinois.

SpriaSfcId. ILL.,. NUE. o. S"V"n'E-hNH
per cent ~ the Illinois striking miners
EjlI hn hack "a: wurE t"u1rrrUw. a'r"r'-
ing 20 n" opinion expressed Tonight ~
President Frank Far:.rGt"n - "a" l'l-
SoIs union The other 'W"n'N-N'" N"T
rent. ne said VIII rN;Yru ~ N""r'H,
SAY Nc sA!d h" had already f''''''H
Nord from TWO hundred locals.
This opinion WAS borne out by the 70
ported action - the in,.ItS wh.rn mot IA
The Springfield GiS'r.";. District Pr'S'-
dent Freeman Thompson said h. Knew
~ no local whtrn voted Ia refuse L.
work
The frst day oC vo,E Will b" devoted
TO putting tho mines !" order after ~"
strike, sn that actual HOSTING "t COS.
will hr delayed IN nearly AL mines C"td
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
.rendlns her vacation visiting friends

srendlng her vacation visiting friends
dt Padcn city.
Robert RuruS has returned 70 MS
home In rHirulrri after visiting AZ n"
home Of ". H. Burns G.; N!rctCcLth
street.
Mrs. Thomas Lukena Of Detroit. Mich.
has returned hnu" after visiting with
friends ia This city.
Miss Elizabeth Woods has returned
70 her holr" IN South Wnrwoud after
visiting with friends IN cameron.
\ number OF local p'ori". who haze
beer al raInn out Rig Wh"N!tnE creek
have returned huW".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
OHIO NEWS


{ Columbus n. Aug. Approximate
! ~ 10000 Ohio voters will have 10 pass
M either the Republican or Democratic
parties and pledge their support to the
! four minor parties II the latter gets n
, place on the general ballot in November.
Those minor parties. the SmEl" Tax
and the Farmer-Lahor parties together
| with the Two older ones, tn" Prohibition
md Socialist, arc not entitled to a p!ar"
on tho ballot. according to Secretary or
state Smith. unless they I'll" valid pet
, Toms with the secretary OF stat" at
, least 60 days before the November cle'-
/ t!on. Each party must file scparat"
petition signed by 81 least H.H79 quail
| fled voters or ono per cent OF the tola!
vote cast for governor In YIN
In niEnlng such n petition. tho voters
pledges himself to support and vote
for tho candidate or candidates whose
nominations are therein requested, "c-
cord!rB TO state law. whether caCh 81
) tho four minor parties VIII be able 10
obtain sufficient signatures under THIS
provision, Secretary OF State Smith VA!
no, Venture Il prediction. II" recalled.
however. that neither the PT"h'hili"lI
or Socialist party was ah." 1" Obtain
sufric!ur, signatures 10 place its ticket
on tho ballot IN the l?lS state election.
Columbus. O.. July 30.--An aft.iiatton
with the American Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton Is expected !" +" EFFECTED at the
twelfth annual meeting Of IN" Nrgrta-
bic Growers Association uf America To
he held here August @5@S. Through
toint acton of these bodies, truck
growers hone to solve existing problems
OF rnarkotinC Upward IT $50 truck
growers from tn" eastern hair OF IL"
United States and Canada are expected
10 attend the meeting here. which WIZ
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