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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
PLANTER BEATEN TO
DEATH WITH CHAIR
VIM. Lee Killed by r. A. Coff.
man, Tenant, Near Hunts
vile, Ala.

Huntsville. Ala, Dee. 2i.--(Spacial.)
William Lee, u prominent planter ot
kllllnRsworlh, was beaten 10 death
with char last night by r. A. Coff-
man. white tenant on the Lee place.
The two engaged IN an alteration n
Jail on charge OF murder. He ciaims
Lee was drinking and abusing the Coff-
man family and attacked Coffman.
making n threat 10 AK" him.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
VICTORY FOR OPEN SHOP
st. Louis Walters Vote to Re.
sumo Work.

st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 24.--U n
months strike in st. Louis. have voted
to return to work, II was stated today
at union headquarters. The decision is
regarded as victory for the employers
and the open shop" policy inaugurated
In St. Louis restaurants and dining
rooms on Oct. /, Restaurant keepers
have declared they will not lay or the
non -union help they employed during
the strike to make room for their former
employees.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
LYNCH NEGRO PREACHER
Vengeance Melted Out by His
Own Race.

jackson. Miss. Dee. A.-Coleman
Brown, negro preacher. lynehed Al
ptrvln Yesterday, met death at the
hands Of members ~ his own race. ac-
carding to sheriff Williams, who made
an Investigation Ilrown. was sgs-
neeted Of having had a hand IN The
murder of Della Green. it-year-old ne
gro FirI. who was hanged from tree
with a clothes line.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
OHIO STATE SQUAD NOW
PARKED AT PASADENA

Pasndenn.. Dec. 2t.--After spending
man cars aud at atops en- route. the
Ohio state football squad and aucom-
banying rooterN arrived here today
The Ohioans appeared 10 be In nne
shape partly as a result OF their work.
out yesterdny At stanford, where the
flrgt string tackled the dummy and
went through other conditioning prAe-
tlue Coach Wlica Indicated at stan.
ford that he intends driving his mon
from now until New Years day, 10
that each one viii be In tiptop condis
tim
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
IN CIRCUIT COURT

The following damage suits were
filed in circuit court Friday:
Anna Beavers VS.. Joe Willis, an ac-
tion for damages to the amount OF
$1,000
X. NJ. Lee VS.. II. s. Chamberlain.
Morrow Chamberlain and others. an
action for personal damages for the
amount Of S150O
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
ARGENTINA INTERESTED

washington. Dec. lat~Ttrade Com-
missioner George 8. Brady. at Buenos
Aires. has told the bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce that northern
Argentine farmers are taking big In
terest In cotton growing, Mr., Brady
reported that samples have been sent
to Europe and pronounced az fifst
class By merchants there and that a
federation has been formed to raise q
more uniform crop of cotton this year.
Hundreds OF acres in northern Argen-
tine. he said have been cultivated In
cotton.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
CLOSES BIG CONTRACT
Lincoln Cotton Mills to Make
Mail Sacks

Huntsville, Ala. Dec. 24.--fSpeclal.) }
The Lincoln cotton mills OF Huntsville
has lust closed a contract with the
postofflce department at Washington
for many thousands OF mail bags, which
will keep the mills running night and
day for at least three months, accord :
ing to Leonard Aitken, superintendent.
Work will begin Monday
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24

~ I wnB gov
ernOr Of all OF
Ten n aae Q, /
would hang a
Christmas par
don ON every
prisoners tree. |
would Nh all
III ctr stockings
with the best
good viii and
cheer. and bid
them God speed
10 their friends
and homes 30
dear. / would
pat them on the
back and grasp
Nh an by the
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
FARMER BADLY INJURED

A, l.. RntledRe. a farmer living pear
Red Bank. had n narrow escape from
death Friday morning when n team
he was driving ran away. threw HIM
ont and pulled the wagon over him.
He sustained novFAi hroken ribs and
other injuries. Wann'a ambulance
brought him % a hospital here, and
no wne attended hy Or. ", n. Reia-
man.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
COURTHOUSE CLOSED;
OFFICES OPEN MONDAY

An ofEices in the courthouse closed
NJ noon Friday for the Christmas hole
days and win remain closed untll M0nr
day. Several officials a. the ceutk~
house are planning 70 spend the hqli-
days In the country, among them oer
ing Chancellor w. II. Garvin ana Se~
perlntendent OF Schools J. A. Roberts.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24

Dos Moinea, Dec. A.--Slngeing her llt-
tic son over blazing newspaper to
toach him not TO play with lfire was one
OF the methods OF discipline used by
Mrs, Merrill Lyman. OF Des MoInes, ac-
cordng 10 the testimony OF her hue-
band. Charles II. Lyman. In their d.
vorco trial at Nevada, Ia.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
TO DEVELOP PHOSPHATE

Nashville, Dec. ~. g4.--DeveloDment of
phosphate land ana production OF fer-
tllizer ~ the purpose OF the Midwest
Chemical. company. which has just been
organized.
Tha company has purchased phos-
phate land near Franklin and Column
bia, Tenn
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24

hand, and make them feel 10 welcome
10 the freedom OF the land. and then
IA be happy, just as happy as could
be. II ! never ala another thing while
governor Of Tennessee.
The weather. Fair and colder to-
nlght and rising temperature Christ
mas.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24

reach Ardmore shortly after midnight
tonight In that event. she probably
viii be taken 10 the same hotel. where
she Is charged with having fired the
fatal shot. to spend the night with
arraiEnment early Christmas morning
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
ONLY WEEKS SUPPLY

weeks supply Of preEislone In Plume.
according 20 = Central News dispatch
from Rome oday. Gabrielle D'Annunzio
has expelled all tHarnEera from Fiume.
The Italian troops biockadiuR the city
are preventing the shipment OF food
Into the place.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
DEALER IS BANKRUPT

Robert I.uthrr Cunnlaehan, 4 hsrnl-
ture dealer. fled vclvnlary petition
~ hanrr,lrtcv IN federal cau-t F'ritay
giving his Natplties - s2,sio.sS ara Rs-
sets at nnthsrr Only aAart SSee cf
~. W.hstsf fv-~ ~s-s-~~N
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
ASKS MILLION DOLLARS

New York, Dec. 2i.-Ten years con-
hnement IN an asylum Is worth si.0oo.-
600. IN the opinion OF Misses Phoebe
NJ. and Ada Brush. who Jointly have
sued Drs. w 3, Gibson and walter
Lindsay, Of Huntington. T.. l.. for that
amount, The sisters allege the doctors
certified them as insane without exam
ming them.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
HALF F-MILLION-
| DOLLAR FIRE


Halifax, Dec. ei,-.-A half million
dollar fire occurred today IN the bust.
establinhment Of Wood Bros. limited,
was destroyed and music store and q
furriera building nearby damaged,
Apparently starting IN the Woods
store during the night the nnfnHB were
not discovered until they burst through
tho roof a. n, m. II wnb two hours
before they could be brought under
control.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-24
Apartment wurns.

springfield, IN, Dec, "a. Two hum
dred persona, many " them children,
are homeless today after a fre which
destroyed large apartment house here
last night. The tenants were sent
'HoufryinR 10 the street. many N nIgat
clothes. y caaaed an estimated prnp-
Heavy Loss In Atlanta,
Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 2i,--Eiro this
morning destroyed the buildings NJ the
corner of peachtree and Decatur
streets, causing loss estimated az
100000, The principal losers are. the
fal pariorc, $4,000 May Brothers,
jeweiry, $4,000 United Cigar store.
10000; Adlers clothing store, $4,000.
Damage TO the buildings IL estimated
Al between $4,000 and 100000. Most
pf the losses are covered by insurance
The more valuable goods of Mays
II Ii believed were not damaged The
other establishments were wrecked,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
From The City.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

IIru ''hn,l-H E' hrth VII" -" hrou
r,i.lr "-sinp N"pu',l ''r,'u 'n""IIurr ~ 30
u"uihrin pat ct Nrai NhElnir. ~ Is ~
~ Wheeling ,,i",dny :" n!'c"d ~" d"v
with hlu fumlIF "" l"fl lr1i go "uiuE
t"r H. ku,f"lk N"7io,u sn'Ii"u
whor" ha VII sprrb ihig w""h i',u ing
tho Isrl w"rk hr lh' Campaign VI
Trhurk viii d"llvrr an" nhdr'pu In ~"
ton county and rhcu d"vui" III" rou,uiu
dor 81 hIr tin" In Ont" county
In speaking Of hir trip. Mr.. SChu"k
said
"Wnrrcn g Harding will receive a
ma Jorlty In Most Virginia Of not l"TS
than 10000 volea Judge Morgan. tho
Republican gubornat"rIal nominee. nnh
the entire state ilCk"i will b" elected
Tho state viii send six Republican can
didRteS to congress.
The Democrats arc waEinG hard
night IN the southern section OF West
Virginia and are literally n""dlnG that
part OF the state with speakers. They
are using every effort Ia thoir power
To discourage the Republicans
, while addressing meeting at &c
Cles. Raleigh county. last Tuesday. |
wa, surpTiscd To zee n mob Of Demo
GRATIS led by "A Democratic deputy aheT-
m make an attempt 10 break up lh-
meeting However they did not succeed
Those tactics aud tho night al William
hOn are IesItrinE against Tic b"nt"'rnII'
party Law abiding citizens OF N"h'
Virgins arc turning away from them
la disgust
DURING the last lw" weeks Nj H'hu'h
s,ruko la rnyrIIe. SuInmtis. N"l"lEh
Nj ann la. Ls"n rnnn VII" aud Ili"'
unIinIIos IhIn ~'ah IL" viii nr""h a.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
HIT rRATIC BOX

OFFICER Frank Reeds traffic box At
Fourteenth and Market street was
slrurl, last night by a Iten AUTOMOBILES.
driven by "A prominent local young man.
resulting In The box settling almost In
an CENTRALLY different position.
The c0rnnrninn's station was mol daFn-
ng"d not being upset. only the electric
hcniing wires boinE noverel
Tho driver "r IA Inh'il,in. stopped sud
hruiy, nid j." avoid hitting him. the
ia I,or If IA HnG"nd machine hit the tsol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

tho boy succumberd to his injuries about
three hours later. without recovering
consciousness. Death was duo to = frac- ;
turcd skull and n complex fracture ~
his shoulder.
Tho uttle boy is survived by his par
cnts and three brothers. FranclA, Harold
and Walter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
VITAL IEHUEa or TWE paHsHET
CAMPAIGN MAB UNITED PARTY
TO SUPPORT or RrTrns
TICKET.
Charles J. sohuok says southern West
virginia RolIdly Republican;
POLITICAL Gossip.

pcaIizing that 10 elect Wnrron g
Harding president Of tho United states
without tho support Of n R"puhucan
senate and congress- would prevent tho
carving out OF party pledges MS drafted
into Tn, platform formulated at CnlchSo
NcpubIICons ~ West virginia arc d.
coming united for straight ticket.
During the last week many voters 80
ncriaIIy women who had Intended
scratching thoir ticket have announced
their intention OF voting II straight.
with the League OF Nations and the
tariff the paramount Issues or thlS
campaign they hpnreclat" tho iA't thdt
Ia Cnt, for a democratic senator or q"
Democrats congressman mtaha Nnt'
lar The League nud TuT free lrado. For
that r.anun they aIn laying aside what
eve, rrrsUnnI pIrludl.on that may have
and aro Swung tho ti'hai thoir unli''i
n,,ruu,I that tho great reforms adv"
,ti,t tv tt,,. Itapui.Il'an pinif"'" Inay
a, ,,t, l.I UuI and tho covenant ~ TIA"
{oaru, 1T Cations ~ slEn'h at N"'
,oiti,r L.. Ina uIIIrd "oil"ms H." d"f' Ai''i
by tho ,.,uri.ar - Ihih '"""lf'
wnassa VOtsEs uhltsd
q, ruIII. s,n women ,"t''H VII" had ~"
,,I, I, 80. gsIa, Il"n ~ tho "'r"lnoo'
,I a.. I,.i urinary he'a"s" 'h"y had
r,I L.,r counted SufTrnge ~ that tia
A.. nov alaudI"g ~ Iho '"r"la' tl'h' :
,,Va,dI, "a 81 what th"lr p"t SQUAT "ri"
len ,un. D. 80 :" ~" '""f'H ~ n"Y "a"
,t1,, -rt,,y 40 tor ~" siTalgh' tl"t"I
herauao th~y know 'h"' every N"rnh''
~, ,.rr.uontatIvo s"ut :" Washington
lii s,nrntl tho Republican pr"Er"Ts
OF Wheeling md IN" obi" v"'l"y. They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES GAIN
IN STRENGTH THROUGHOUT STATE

arc opposed 10 tho covenant ~ ih"
League Of Natlnna aud do not lui"nd
supporting "a Dsmn"rat whom ih"y ku""
bound by party pledges VIII veto Tor
the League Or Nations AZ advocated by
Woodrow wilson
So with tho Republicans united for
tho ticket Republican succcsS at thu
polls In November In West Virginia Ia
assured. Leaders, OF the party predict
Warren q. Harding will carry tho stat"
by fully 30.UOD votes. Judge Morgan,
tho Republican Eub"rnht"rial NOMINEE"
viii be selected by no loss thnn 10000
votes while tho entire state ticket Will
, b" carried To victory by majoritl"a rang
, INK from 10000 to 10000 votes NIX
Republican congressman viii be elected
u the state during the present election
thcy predict. uud those six nen wiz
! east their votes against III" League OF
Nations and for Ia" REFORMS advocated
3 by tho Republican platform.
County Ticket strong.
The Republicans "f Ohi" county nomi'
mated ca exceptionally btTOng ticket at
the primaries and with unii"d rarH
they win be Victorious over Tho ono
nnrnod 10y Tho democrats ih''" has
ho'n q rtI"ng swing toward III" N"hnb
u, ." ."uriy Tibet durinE the I"hI week
it"b'II j UcIaioI. chairman "I ia"
Dhln county nopuhIi'a cso'uIiVa COM
. InIIioo rI"il'Is that 1000 v"i"n VIII u"
act - ~" county ~" N"V"'"h"' MI.
ItoiuIcr rInt"r Mr. Harding VIII -
.0Ivu "a plurality Ia lhn county 81 ~"
Itsa than 900 !" s0O V"I'a
with Eonat"I iiordInF carrying III"
'"""ty hy nu' h tr"'"""'l""n plurality.
Nj It"Iaior aaid roHI'rhny 'ih" Horuh
ll'nn '''uUly candidates viii l." "l""'"h
by tho hiFE"at no I"Iliy rv'u rly'" "Hn
diioi"a T"r county ufn"ou H. bh'', county
rho Republican w"tuuu1 COMMITTEE"
aud IhrIr uuh c"mmillnrs pro wolf ~
! Fuuiycd and NO working llk" trojan.
white this Ia their first vnt" They hav"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

rho T"rurI~ ItHi"rh''"I 81 ~" Van
r!Irrcl T"mIlo - planning """'h"'
Iuu,Lrnu 10 L." rIvou "n N"hu""''n
Itntu II IN - 10 u.,lu'h Nru I,"ulp
IInrrholrn"r will H." chairman In "hn'E"
~ tho affair. md With ~" HrHl"inn""
ur u cnpphlo committee" "sr"cir Il"
urrvo vrry excellent m"uu HuTln"""
mon hnvc boon attending til" luncheon
IN InrEo nunb"rs. md no doubt VIII
welcome nuuihcr luncheon tervoh by
thnrc ladder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
Lecture Recital Club

Tho I~rturr Recital club Or Martins
Ferry viii meet tomorrow Mt tho Board
Of Trade rooms with hrH Charles
C'nChrnu acting rs hostess. The program
viii 10 Concludcd by the serving or
tea
Tho program viii include affections
by Mrs tr'iI \ Davis. pianist MR.
Unland W IInll. pianist. and Miss Bell
MIllrI nUpIauu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
WOMEN VOTERS
Ohio County League OF women voters
Will Have Session At the Court
House This Afternoon

ThIs afternoon at two o'clock. there
Will Ice another mcotinE Of voters OF
ohio county at tho civ county bulldlhE
Th, meeting Win br under tho auhpI'' =
1T TIA, onto County IchEu" OF women
Voters. "f which Mr. Edward iihHioIl
H. .,haITNUntau aud VIA hr I"i lh' pan
I"So Of giving I" III" ""i"'" i''"'"'
a.. Instruction that may h' "''he'
,un, aims ia, us. 81 ih' ballot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

t,'r. 4" :. 'nl'H "'"l '.'''''''" 80 .''"
r'" r.,'' - 'rr'"'''I"" - 600" "'.'
,,,... ..N 60. - ''rf,, ."''"'f -. 80
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I "r u ... D.. l. ""I :. ,"'l, "I'." ""'h $4,000"
= il... r.uI ,r"l" IT,. "r""'I - '' I"' .
o.'ul '.",r1" "r." ""'tl 'hir o. ."'"r -
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. l.uIr-u v"rI nrf" h'r" i'Uf.ir'"h " lm
"ru""IIoi ,hni N"u ti"i ~ h"''lh III"
l"'u ur'"Iu,i ruh Il" -" e." 80" 81 ih"""
~" duN " v"u 90" not r"TI"r'r'h go"
viii he deprived 81 l"ur l"ir 90 Ho,o"
Thr hnhrd OF county '"mmi"ai"n"r"
viii I'll ui Ih"ir "ni'"u IN ~" '"'rl
hour" "u ~" 'hlh aud 10Th f"r III" rur
( I,uW" ~ registering thor" VIII" UT I" rnII
date hdv" failed To- rcGi7tor That VIII
hc III" last opportunity To quality T."
vote at the presidential election
Poll ON Market street
4 straw poll tahon Saturday after
noon At the corner Of F"uri' Cnih end
Market streets IN which rs ballot, we're
cast gave Warren g Harding - N"i"H;
Governor Coz D. ana Eugene D"hS 80.
.Iudg" Morgan. Republican numinc" Tor
governor received g. votes. Mi k0oni~.
Ihr Democratic nominee. Is votes and
SLn ntGomcry IN" Non IarIisnn
candidate. = NOtc= IN" poll Mas taken
among pedestrians pHStInE inc Huh cor
hcr. MnmN women ror" among Ih"h"
casting their ballet
! " omen voters uI Ililshurgh viii par
'u,Islt. Ia the Republican itlll l." leo
held Ia NnrrlinE "n saturday. b'i"h'r
10 ItuhrIi ! Ii,INi,I ,na lIuIhn 81 Tia"
Ont" t"uuIN It'IuIil al csc niINE '"m
inliIt, received NUd li"iu lh' W "in
cas- ,"uiIuIII~' 81 thnt 'hr, mat ih"
drI,gnIl"n viii i."r ~ iI'nio Ia IL" all
unr, ant h,lng ARRANGED hi H." it"IuhIi.
aus Tile ~ ih' met p"Iltl'"I "Iir"i
rru, U-alun IL Wheeling IL Nll'h w"ni"n
r,"h "Ih", 'IIlea Nil participate
M"to than TOO incuhrIu 81 tho IirIh
IuH ''""lIdr' lob 81 obs" equity r"'II'
. IraIr,I H. tie Il"Iul,Il'"n IulIv h"Il it"i
u,day "v"nlun 81 ui"uh"""lll", ''hI"
Tho ,luh ur,uh"rr huuloh ~ h""'l 81
I - rI"r"u ~ i"1 IurrW""" l""I"'"H
| N"mh"rr - -" Il""""hI""" 'l"h Hnh
! ih"ir frlrnhr viii mr"i lhiH "r"nlnR at
, Republican headquarters
| "T tho phlu county lbpuhl"nn "EcCu.
Ing hutluur rcrE"nr Desiring buttons
rnn ohrun thom by calling nj head
punrlcrs
, \ district meeting OF colorod v"t"rr
VIII be held this evening mt ltcdmnnH
barber shop. Nineteenth and Main.
An important meeting or Tho ON"
county Republican executive Commute"
viii loo held Tuesday evening AT head
quarters ON Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
NJ, n, cbantnI Study Club

Quo Of tho nrst meetings. OF INC
koanon viii hc held ~ thu homo ~
MlpS Angela COMM today 81 hcr HON"
on North min street when ih" MI. De
ChantaI study club will assemble" for
its monthly meeting for discussion mud
study MiaY Esther Hell will preside
at the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

,s.",,".I'.i-I ,r Ct. ",," tI,r 'h,s '"'
.l.-'i -.i -, organization "',.,"d ." "''''.
80, I,rI'Il,"" '"" I"'liE 4" 'l" ',,'"l 3
.v ~ n. r,rniIs .v.Il.d L., iI,I, I,,Ilr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

halloween Party

ON saturday might 1T thc HON" "f h"r
p,r,rt... nr and Mr. \. j. lihrn"Ah'
Mlr. Mildred HARNESS "n'"rI"lhfu :"
,,,t,,I,.. ,r her Young friends al linl.
Iurr-,n PARTY Jolly "N"ulnE was
.,prul 81 ,au"inE and ghin"r hN IN"
.,ninr r,uIlr Dnu wrI" dressed ~ i"'
t.aIi, costumes aud wearing MASH
UaId the cad IT the evening i'Ii'Sh
mani. v,,, .,t,,d ,Ud altTu,iIN' InNHT"
at Ma, e., - ~uu n,nik"d ilu l"i'' Ia "n az
,,,IuIiu,IIs Ih. Lu' rin Noi'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

,.,,l"r p".h r',."r Wri' 80"
,u4 h.,, l,,l. ..r,,tt'" zeal" ih" :
T." ~. L.. .,tF LI,iI.iaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

Is,vr piuCrr. hrnduunrtrrT manager
"T tho phlu county lhpuhlICnn "ECCu.
1.-Two COMMITTEES han rec"lvOh 5000 Hard
Ing hIttuuu TrrEnnF desiring buttons
rnn oht,iu ihnm by calling nj head
UuHTlCTs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

Register To-day
nrElHtrpr9 viii all In their r"rp""flN q"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

district meeting or Colorod voters
viii be held this evening mt ltcdmnnH
barber shop Nineteenth and MIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

N"uh"ru ~ ~" Il"""uhl""m club Hnl
Ih"ir frlrndr viii m""i lhiH "'"nlnR at
I"Iubll,pu hoNduunri"rT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

An important meeting Of tho Ohio
County Republican executive comm,ifc"
viii loo held TUESDAY evening AT head
quarters on Market StreeI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
Foil ON Market street

M"to than 100 ,rrurhr'r 81 ~" iInIh
luH ''""Iidr' luh 81 ON" equity r"'iI
Ipnlrl H. tho l.ruhll'un Iully bold ii"i
u,daV "v"nlun 81 ui"uh"""lll"r 'hI"
Tho ,Iuh rurrul,"tr houho'I H. u baud 81
- rl"r"u dIIi"i Iurnn""" I""I"'"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

tributIOn OF heat
TO all rooms and
it Is frequently
found that no
more fuel Is used
to heat the
whole housethan
it formerly took
tohcatoncroomi
Get the informa-
ton and esti-
mate for heating
your homo the
IDEAL-Aroola way