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Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
CORK COMPOSITION.

Floors of cork composition or cork tiles are recommended for use in patn- rooms and kitchens op account o1 the co,nfort they give to the feet, and the ease with which they may be laid
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18

stripes. is owned by Mrs. Lyman B. Su trges of New York All three were winners in the recent New York cat show.
 Commander Stripes. Purrsia and Psychic posed just for your beneflt children You can see they are wait ing for an invitation to come for romp.
 Falls are great things to play With toor.' QUITS Psychic. And as for cur tains-welT,-'
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18

have friend who has perfectly equipped kitchen with one exception She has spatua And to my way of working no kitchen complete and 100 cent eff cent without of these simple and inexpensive utensils
 The imberness the long flat blade makes it useful in hundred ways For removing cakes from pans, turn ing pancakes rolling omeets, lifting eggs or any tender piece of fish that must be served whole for every meal that prepare use this spatula-
 And when it comes to getting every little smdge of cake batter from the mixing bowl it cmpy can't be done unless one has spatula.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18

In Mary cooks daily for brought to her kitchen under gained from study of do of theory and practice every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Increased Majorities
For Organization Men

Nrw York. Sept l5.--Doiaycd returns
from the New York STAT" urinary hnld
yesterday. iAhular,d tonight. save IN,
cr,.l sod maJoriticS /" Republican, and
Democratic organization candidates III
all Statc-widr contests.
With hut -" districts missing out
nr u total Of 7.@Ii i'm ~" safe. Nathan
l.. Miller Of Syracuse. wh" received IN"
endorsement uf tho unofficial Rc"ubli-
can State convention. Aad = minority nt
1875 over Stat" Senator iieorC" +.
Thompson in tho contest t"r tn" Rcruh-
ncnn ruhcrnatorial m"mlIatlon. tn"
,"', was; Miller. 2i",l1&; Thompson
1918.
'rhnmpsru how"icr was the un"pp0s-
I'd ,hol,.. for IN" .,T"hihiii"I nomination
fr governor. Governor Alfred r.. Smith
was unoppusrd for tn" Democratic NOM
nation.
In the contest for In" Republican
nomination for United States Senator.
James w Wadsworth Jr.. organization
drsignce, who is seeking reelection.
had a majority of 1851 over the com
bincd v0t" Of his two opponents. win
Sl3 districts of the State slill missing.
He defeated Mrs Ella A. BoOlc, pros
(,rnt Of the state branch Of IN" Won't
ems Christian Temperance" Union. by
vote of approximately all. while
George Henry Payne. New York city
tax commissioner and the third aspirant.
as large as Mrs. Roole. Tho vote was;
Wadsworth. @42.299; Boole. 1851;
Payne. 4l.Gi.
With returns from 1.l@6 districts still
10 be heard from. Lieutenant Governor
Harry C. Walker had n majority of On
~ over Mayor George x. Lunn OF
Schenectady in tn" contest Cor the Dem
ocratir nomination for United states
Senator. Tn" vote was: Walker, lO5. 5l9;
l,unn 411i2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
HOUGH-HARMER
Continued Prom Page one)

thu form If printed circular n" MAD" n
part OF the record. TIL" circular was
signed by 4. q. Kay, g. r. Tucker and
Will Gray. forming the resolutions conf
mitteo OF Ward local. 1t read as i"1-
lows:
''Whereas Justice is denied III" work
ers in tho courts Of this great common
wealth by and through a lot of red tape
and expense. and. - ,..
taken n stand against the workers and
for the exploiting class. and the time
has come when we as workers KNOW
there is no longer justice 10 he had IN
the courts of this state. therefore he II
Resolved. That we 60 on rer FF,l,.' as $
prepare a referendum vote OF our mem,
bership for the purpose OF n general
strike in this state as protest TO our
legislators and governor against mo
passing Of any laws to assist IN rail-
roadinS workers TO tho penitentiary or
gallows at the hehcst Of the capltaHst-
controlled governor. and he It further.
Resolved that local Union No. @6l3
In special meeting assembled GO on rec
ord as demanding for Sid Hatfield talr
and impartial trial. by his peers ana D"
Resolved: That We pledge our moral
and financial support. (and physical sup
port e necessary and We also ask All
local unions in this state 70 take similar
action In order that justice he not de-
MED And he II further.
"Rcsolved That we send copy OF
these resolutions 10 the governor 10
our district officials. 10 Sid Hatfield, and
to the press"
after b SsTe Governor CornweiI's mes
sage and tho mine workers resolution.
until two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The house also adjourned until two ?. m.
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
WOMEN To MEET
THIS EVEN|NC
REPUBLICAN WOMEN WILL HOLD
ERST MEETING TONIGHT AT
THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE ROOMS.
Mrs. Rheta ChiIde Dorr, Magazine
Writer and Novelist Will Be
Principal Speaker.

Much interest - being manifested m
tho meeting scheduled for this evening
At the Chamber of Commerce rooms IN
tha Market Auditorium, when Mrs.
Rheta Childe porr. known throughout
the country ~ 4 magazine writer and
novelist. Will deliver an address. Mrs.
Dorr viii hr remembered by readers Of
tho lntclligenCer. Il u series Of her arll-
Cles wlttcn in Belgium and France dur
!uE The World war appeared IN this
paper 1t that tIWe and were read with
much interest The meeting viii con-
vrnr At 5 O'Clock sharp and a cordial in
Nttation IS extended 10 the women TO
attend.
Mrs Flora Williams. Republican, COM
mite" chairman. yesterday received
wdRd that Mrs. Dorr would b" here on
time 10 III" meeting. Mrs. Julian Il.
Eiearne. who IS disti"t committeeman
for tho Republican women. will also do
liver an address and an appeal Will be
made by Mrs. Williams for organization
work. Now that the women have been
granted equal suffrage they aer taking
keen iutrcst IN the coming campaign
and Ohio county women Will no dou1t
make every effort to create all interest
possible In their espective CandtdatcE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
ALL WRONG
WAS HER LIVER
Before Taking Black Draught
Missouri Lady Was Troubled
With Constipation, Headache
and Bad Taste in Mouth.

Grandin, Mo.--Mrs. Susa Brooks. of
this place. writes: Some time ago !
was in bad TX with stomach and
liver trouble. did not feel good at
any time. l was very constipated. and
had headaches from this condition and
had a continual hurting in my stomach
and bad taste in the mouth. Could tell
my liver was all wrong.
Il had known Of Black Draught, so
decided to try II myself. began with
lnrge dose or doses. gradually getting
to smaller doses. 1t regulated my
bowels. relieved me OF the hurting in
my stomach. cleaned or my liver and
made me feel like a new person
II you get up in the morning feeling
as tired as you did when you went to
bed-achy. coated tongue, bad taste in
mouth. sallow complexion-then your
liver has not done its full duty. ami
your system has absorbed the poisons
which your liver should Lave taken
away.
An occasional dose OF Tnedford's
Black Draught will help this important
organ TO function properly.
Get package OF Thedford's BLACK
Draught liver medicine today
Druggists sell It. or can get it for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
MARTINS FERRY
MAN SUICIDES
ATTEMPTS TO KILL WIFE AND
THEN SHOOTS HrMSELT-FOUND
LATER BY OFFICERS.
Crime Occurred In Same House where
Shooting Affair Took Place Few
Months Ago.

After firing five shots at his wife. a i
OF which missed their mark. Julius Vol
inski resident Crawford Heights
Ferry. ran into a clumh OF bushes and
turning the smoking weapon upon him
self sent the sixth bullet crashing
through his brain ending his life ne
WAS found short time later by OIL
GERS Ruthcrmound. Burton and Johnson
O the Ferry" police department. they
believing that he was hiding In the
bushes.
1t Is alleged that he and his wife had
been separated for some time and that
sh" had been living In Chicago. icSicr'
day she returned and asked that he take
her back into tho household. lie refused
ana instead attempted - Kill her y
u"iehhor lady iutrricv"d and he missed
has mark. The dead man leaves IN addi-
ton Ia his wife. seven children.
H." Is ~ Slavish nationality md hc
logged To the SlaN!Sh ludS" 81 Zen
wood. He was rs coal miner and was
employed A. the Aetna STANDARD 'oaI
mine. Coroner John II. Wyatt will CON
duct an investigation today. y peculiar
C0ircldcnt III connection with the case
Is the fact that several months ago a
shooting ScrHpc occurred IN the same
residence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
PESKY
BED BUGS

Bedbug (C'Inex lectularius). The or
Igin of the name bedbug Is unknown.
but Is supposed to be naturally sug-
gested as ii is descriptive. There are
may local names Of these parasites, as
for illustra alton. around Boston they
are called "Ch!nihes," from Baltimore
comes the name Mahogany FIAT, IN
New York they are styled Red CSoats
around Pittsburgh and Wheeling they
ar, called "Pesky. Devils" In Cincinnati
and the South "Nightrlders, In st.
Louis and Chicago district Crimson
Ramblers," the great West "Pilgrims.
Tho old saying. the bedbug has no
teeth. but they get there Just the same
IL correct Instead OF teeth they pos
sess piercing and sucking peak 10
draw and rob you OF your blood Tor
Redbugs, no matter what you may
c,ii them, or where they came from.
science has found a way 10 rid them II
vou will use faithfully the new chem
ical Pejky Devils Quietus up. D. O."
A 35c package makes one quart, enough
n xiii a million bedbugs. reaches, meas.
onts or coolies, and their eggs as well:
- d. O. will not injure bedding. and
each package contains patent spout
10 enable you to get them In the hard
10 Eet-at places. Impossible for Pesky
Devils TO exist where =. D. Q. Is used.
Sold by c. II. Griest & Co. Baers Drug
Stores, South Side Pharmacy and other
leading druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
ILLINOIS PRIMARY
(euo Cd -"9s1 pourluoo)

h-,r. n, ia,r.d ;.rua" has deputies. hut
;hr' they d" r." liz hHTecd Il soon as
,l>t'0N cred
M,"ha,l Frnn"ss}. precinct worker
kiIl"d. Way shot hy II pu.Ir"man who
sad T.u"r~sy crew = gun Two women
were bruised badly when they attempt
ed to l-> Sergeant John COyne quell
4 disturbance in one polling place over
charges - "rcp"atinE" in the voting.
Cuync was seriously injured and tho
women knocked Ia the floor
Several unsuccessful attempts to
steal ballot boxes We're made and two
precinct captains were included among
TN, men KIDNAPPED, in each case by gangs
in automobiles.
ESTIMATED at $4,000.
The Chicago city news bureau, which
is tabulatin~ Chicago and Cook county
returns. estimated that if the early ratio
Of returns continued Len Small would
have a mainrity In city and county for
the ReIhhlican nomination for gov
crnor Of 5000 over John G. Oglesby.
The bureau estimated. on the same
returns that Frank Smith would he
5000 over Congressman William Is.
Mckinley. III city and county. for the
Republican nomination for United
States senator.
~ Figures for es4 Precincts.
Returns from 66l precincts out OF
ST. Illinois. including 23t outside
Coz. ,Ounty. give for Republican nom
nation for governor: Charstrnm, S.9ui
Ogl"shy. "9.9hG. Small. 4",JbJ' MOOD
ruff. 2,7S3.
Returns from ESQ precincts. including
200 out side Cook county. for R"publl-
can nomination for United states Sen
ator give. Chipnrrhold. 5,6i"; Mckinley,
-. $50: Smith. 4n.A9l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
MANY HARD COAL
Continued Prom Page One)

ending the hard coal workers vacation"
strike.
The committee remained in session
throughout the day. awaiting reply
to their telegram sent Secretary Of La
hor Wilson yesterday. asking what pos
iiion the department OF labor would
take if tn" operators attempted to dis
charge and blacklist the monthly work.
ers WAC went on vacation" with the
miners in the Shamokin district. but no
answer was received. Attempts to get
Secretary Wilson on the telephone also
failed.
Efforts were also made by the mine
workers officials To get official confirm
alton Of the report that the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company
had agreed to take back all pumpmen,
rnEinemcn and Ircmcn. but specified
that the cases Of clerks and other
monthly men who joined tn" walkOut
would have TO be given individual con-
sIdcration. James German. secretary OF
the presidential coal commission. who
is in Washington. ii is understood, was
10 he asked 70 communicate with the
operators aud learn their attitude.
thomas kcnnedy. president of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
QUALIFYING ROUNDS
IN WOMEN'S TOURNEY

rarkcrshurg. W Va, SEPT. l"--Qual-
flying rnunda were played on y"Ster-
day on the country club links for the
wGmen's state championship golf tolr-
namcnt with about twenty-five women
from various sections Of the state par
tiCipating.
The m"daliSt rriZ" for low scores IN
qualification rounds was taken ny MISS
katherine German of lark"rShurs. with
a score ~ %. Mrs. G.. {. pHwlcy, OF
Charleston. was second.
Drawings were made last night for
tho championship and second divisions
The first flight in tho championship div
Ision will be played on Thursday morn
ing at eighteen holes. medal play: TIL"
second mdtUh VIII be played FRIDAY
morning with III" scmi-fnals schcdulNl
for Friday afternoon and tho finals IN
Saturday Thrty-siX holes Will be
plaVed Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
HARNESS Victor In
Four-Cornered Battle

Montpelier. Vt, Sept l5.-CompletH
returns of Yesterdays state primaries
cave victory To James Hartncss "t
Springfield IN tho f"ur-corn"red cor
,"Ni for the EuhcrnaIOrIal nomination
ON tho Republican ticket by vote of
nearly wv" Ia one over his nearest OPP
roncnt. Congressman Porter II. Dale
vas rrnomuatcd by the Republicans IN
tho second district.
Tbc vote rumplrtc for governor was:
IIarIncse o2.71u Frank W. .AGan. L.
Ai?: curtis Emery, l2.7S4. Fred II.
Ia bhitt, II ii4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
WIFE OF B, 80. OFFICIAL
.SPEAKSWELL OFNERV.W WORTH

from porue friends Of the great vtr-
tues OF Nerv-Worth. and concluded 70
try II. Since using the first bottle.
am very decidedly improved. l cheer
fully recommend II 10 all. as II mas
proved a wonderful medicine 70 me.
The above statement tells rs own
story emphatically and in n few words,
Nothing could be said TO made 1t more
forcefui II you suffer from nervous
or strength trouble. or any Of their at
tending his. give this famous remedy
trial, and II il does not help YOU your
money will be refunded. You will final
lv come TO Wentworth for satisfactory
results, so why not start today? Be
sure tosget the genuine In tho large
round battle Price 3l.25 plus war tax.
Sold by c. II. Griest and all leadihS
druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
PYTHIANS HOLD BIG
MEETING At HUNDRED
joan P. ArbenE and Harry Bell Of This
City Deliver Addresses to Lle
Gathering.

Tho annual picnic and reunion &C
Hundred Lodge. Knights Uc Pythlans.
was held Yesterday At that place and
was largely attended Hon. John Z.
ArbcnZ. member of the supreme c"un-
Gil. and Harry Bell. grand prclatc. werc
in attcndanc. and delivered an address.
Hon. VI. NJ. Medley delivered an address
this city was also present. \ hall
game between the Pythians' and IN"
high school team was a feature. fol
lowed by concerts by the band and attn
letic contests that proved to be very
interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
POLICE INVESTIGATING

James English the victim Of a cut
ting Scrapr Tuesday evening at Rellairc.
was reported 10 be resting as easily as
could be- expected At tho City hospital
at BellAire at an early hour this morn
ing.
The police Of Bellaire arc inveStiEat-
ing the fray and up 10 an carly hour
this morning have not been able to &c.
much information as 70 who did the
cutting. The police questioned English
At the hospital hut he refused TO give
them any Information.
Iolice later reported that about five
years ago English was an important
witness in a murder case which leads
them to believe that this has cometh!ng
TO do with the cutting. Police state
that they are confident that no knows
his assailants but Is afraid to give their
names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

district I. and chairman Of the commit
tee, in a statement issued during NE
day, said that the work Of the commit
tee was at a standstill until something
definite was heard from the secretary
of labor regarding the labor depart
ment's stand on discrimination. He in
Dictated however. tonight. that the com.
mittce VIII Iiake some. action tomorrow
regardless of whether a reply TO the
mine workers query is received.
He is expected to communicate 20
the mine workers tomorrow the attitude
of the operators toward the re-employ-
mcnt Of the "sympathy' strikers.
Practically all members Of the COM
mittcc agreed tonight that the monthly
men in the Shamokin fields must Dc
: protected even at the cost of prolonging
the vacation" strike.
The matter appears to be entirely
up to the operators" said Christ Golden.
president Of the ShamoXin district: to-
night IF they assure us there Will be
no discrimination the men will be back
at work"
Smithheld Fair. Sept 20. %, "a at
Smithfeld O. Don't miss II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Run-Of Primary Is
Needed In Louisiana

\&w Orleans. Sent. Is Incomplete
rcrurns from both city and country to-
nish, from yesterdays Stalc-w!d" Dem.
ocyatrr primary indicated that run."tt
primary would he necessary TO deter
mime rhn senatorial nominee.
Indications wcr" that Jared 7. san
dor, rr Rrralusa. former governor ana
.rONcrrssmaM from the Sixth district.
an dEdwiu : Rr"u~sarh of New Iberia
brother Of tho late United States Srnh-
tor Robert BrousSard would tnlsh 1883
ihan a thousand votes apart.
FirurrS which have III past elections
h"cn considered official. gave Andrew j.
MrSharr = maJorlty Of 1879 over Martin
Echrman in the New Orleans maHornlE
election, Mavor Bchrman. however
stated tonight he d!d not intend to con-
code tho election L. MCShane. until h"
was entirely satisfied THAI tn" police
rrncir"t organizations compilations Or"
correct - IL d. IL :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
MINERS INJURED
Two Coal Miners Arc Confined in Bel
latre Hospital.

Two miners. one employed at the
Webb mine south of Rellaire. and the
other AZ tn" Putney mine. were admit
ted TO the City hospital Of Rcllaire yes.
terday afternoon. both being injured
while working in the mine.
Gilbert BreenlCy. % years old. OF Bel
lairc. was caught between two cars
and squeezed very badly. Tho attend
ing physician. DR. King. stated that he
was not seriously injured.
The other. Harry Johnson, Of South
Rellairc. was caught under fall Of
stone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Son, Smith Renominated.

Columbia. 5. Q. Sept l5.-CnltW
States Senator Ellison D. Smith was
rcnominatcd by South Carolina Demo
Gratis in yesterdays primary. unofficial
returns 10 the Columbia State from -
Of the 46 counties in the state indi-
Gated early today.
The primary Was the second one held
in South Carolina. None of the sena-
toral candidates in the first primary
received n majority OF the votes cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
In a Letter Written Some Time
Ago Mrs. David Westal,
Whose Husband Was Super
- intendent Of B. & o. Shops,
q Said Wentworth Is Wonderful.

1T have suffered with extreme ner-
vouness for years. followed by sleep
lessness, dependency. and low vitality.
due to weak nerve force" said Mrs.
westall. who at the time was residing
at the Hotel vivian in HNgers town. Md.
and she continues. "T had the services
OF numerous physicians and tried all
the remedies could learn Of. but
gained no relief whatever. I learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Sen. Jones Holds Lead.

SEATTLE. Washn. Sept. lJ.-Cn!ted
States Senator Wesley l.. Jones, early
today continued To lead three others
seeking the Republican nomination for
senator N yesterdays primaries when
an+ precincts out of 1866 III the state
had reported.
For the Republican nomination for
governor. Rowland ". Hartley was
leading when 80 precincts reported.
Thu vote for Democratic nomination for
governor in the same precincts showed
RlnCk loading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
wus1c AND SERMONS WENT TO
MAKE UP MOST INTERESTING
PRORAM FOR THE DAY.
H-Rig rhrong Attending Tifties Annual
Needing OF West Virginia
- Churches OF Christ.

AT last nights session ot the f!tt:"th
annual convention 81 West virginia
Churches OF Christ. the program WAS ae,
voted principally 70 music and sp'rith2t
. of the best Known ministers OF no
Church Of Christ. Of Pittsburgh. and Or.
Earl Whitley. OF Washington. y. {.
The church was thronEcd ana ooe1
speakers held tho close attention "e
their hearers. the audience man'feStinS
great interest IN every word spoken hT
the famous d!vtNes
DR.. Earl Whitley. Of Gar'cid Memo
rial church. Washington. made an e!o-
~ouSnt and !mpaSS ,oned r'"a for the
srrinlon OF Protestant churches in Amer
!ca. claiming that IN d!Suu:"n and "lr'.
. sion. there - weakness 'nS;"2" Ht
strength. creating !nrtttc."n'y IN me
the churches to haudl" ne complex
problems oC tive world today which
have grown out OF the war; F2rty'Smi.
4 Rev whitley said. "IS !nsrltcai 20 the
, spirit OF the Master Doctrines do NOT
keen churches apart. The churches Will
unlte when We learn 10 so together IN
. the spirit OF brothev,y love to the
Cross"
Eloquent Address
fDr. Wallace Tharp. Of rttshursh. de-
Pc lkyered a spiritual address. on the song
~ the Soul" Dr. Tharp brought oGt .ne
Thought that tho soul instead OF the
body should be the governing power or
IMAM, that to the extent which his body
& sxpressed = beautiful soul no would have
z health. unity and harmony IN his ne
He made a strong appeal Tor me STUDY
of the New Testament. saying that
! those who underestimate tho value OF
/ the scriptures elim!naet Christ from
their lives
Preceding the addresses delivered by
DR.. whitley and DR.. Tharp there was a
! musical program which was featured by
! an organ recital OF half hour given
by Edith Edmundson. organtst or the
+ First Presbyterian church. no has Just
: returned from q six weeks course -
a study in New York City. Congegaconal
. singing led by P. NJ. Kendall and AVN
{Roper, wen known IN musical circles OF
the Christian churches. as an important
-: factor OF tho evenings program
Election Of officers which was 70
: have taken place yesterday. Will be
= feature Of to-days program.
" The day session OF the convention was
devoted 70 reports OF pastors and or me
state secretary. John r. Clark. OF "eSt
y yTnfon. w. va, and tho afternoon was
!. given over to the meeting or the CHRIS
4 fiau womAn's Board OF Missions.
- Reports were heard from s'Nty-ons or
the Goa churches In tho state During
I the past year they totaled sSS.@I6.S? t"r
Z roisytonary work throughout the STATE
J Membership In churches showed an N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Colorado Results Doubtful.

Denver. Colo, Sept. l5.--Thc Sigh t
lead Of James VI. Collins nCn-partisan
nomination for governor almost over
shadowed interest in tn" other contests
in yesterdays statewide primary.
With most of the city vote heard from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

and Il majority Of tho country precincts
unrrportcd, Collins was leading Robert
NJ. Higgins. former SKATE treasurer, by
Il little more than 100 votes.
InSthe three CnrnCrcd Republican con-
tests for nomination for United States
senator 40S Of the l.532 precincts gave
Earl Z. Schuyler uf DEM rr, n lead.