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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

systematizlng city building and CITY
identifying.
Co"ld Bcauiif, city
The work To be- done az the In
stance OF the proposed cnmmitto.
would b. 90 endoayor. through the
proper city authorities. To regulate
the distance upOn certain streets
from IN esidewalks at which hoascs
may be- occted, 90 decide upon Shpt
ateets sioct cars may not be- opcrat-
ed. now or Ia the future. To work out
system OF bOulc,ards. 10 select the
shade trees best adapted 10 this soil
ana climate for general use upon
streets. tu select sites Tor future
schools. Ia promote the organization
at parks and Fairgrounds. To pro.
mote The building Of good road To
The cemetery, 10 act as the clearing
house Tor suggestions from all uuar-
ters as TO civic improvements and
civic betermenjs.
Referred 10 Committee
The matter was referred tn the
Public AFFAIRS Committee by Pres
idcnt Guy Faller. as he also referred
the matter OF securing for Amarillo
an electric fire alarm system pre-.
sentcd TO him 10y George S,aplcton.
i.,ndcrgin IN Charge
The social portion of yesterday
meeting was In charge Of Pat Ian.
dcrgin aud his Red shirts OF Group
Three" who carried things their
way In every particular.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Gets TAXED Up" HAS
FIGHT WITH RESTAURANT
OWNER; PLACED IN JAIL

Vest, 'd1y afternoon shorty after
r'''osh. tho pnncc department re-.
c''ed telephone call 10 local
restaurant. the speaker saving that
''o men. were h'ving a fight M the
r'r'e. \ ouick run WIS made ard
Chief UaN's AID pntrolman Cheshir
plCc0i q Young man under arrest
gftn~ Ne ari tho proprietor rad sue
c"c'.d 10 "misaing" each other up.
rrr r''ur ~ eve witnesses II h
''d that the Young man. after be-
r. wing al TAXED up went into
- rre''uraut where the affray en-.
4 u yi''ouslv rt,is,cd arrest.
hv ,ayng unon his hack and kicklpe
"' tNn tft'rrrf. 80 was auicklv
G. 'r"ovrrcd. n'1ccl IN q car and
.4ko7 20 thn civ so Complaints
r' drrHScuHrss and fighting will b.
i'l'l gr.,u.i him. 4 Is understood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEMS
LUNCHEON WILL BE HELLO
JANUARY TWENTY SECOND

The huuu1l nuf.neH Meas Good
'eiin,.sr'u trpch.pu WI be- held
a the \mgtillo Hotel probably on
'r 'iFf' nf January 20 a. 1...
'.'' o.. e." tNr announcement made
public Yesterday
".nrai.''' ep,preys win be- IN ~.
tendance at the meeting. one ~
,m vu %" indre u. Walker Wal,
ro -. 'r ~ ihe last auuul Dol .ri
rr - 'Tho PACKAGE We nandna
"rrliu iu'rr Hail Is a src8kcr e.
. DISTINCTIVE type and those Vh,
ha,, D., id him do not have to Be-
ioid a. d. Individuality and origiu.
tUiy. n Ia f.it that y,ry intorrs.
rg pro"'an is h'ing prCYar,i and
omc hich cless ertainnc.t is as
urrd ail Those .ho attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
MnrraniN IIcc,l

Annie s Maxwell 10 W. II. Handy
lot T.. block 80. ASH Jacinlo addition
consideration 5000.
Laura Luchsing to G. A. Nelson,
o. 3. block 80. san Jacinto addition.
addition, Consideration S20Ou.
L. H. Newly to Frank Reeder.
pnrt of y -, loj 5. block 209. Plem-
ons addition. Consideration $4,000.
Carrie Il, llarkrider TO VI. y. Twad.
doll. block SO. Old Town. Considera-
lion 5000.
$. =. Vineyagl to \, II. Wilborn
@, al. trustees, I'd. Int, As Int. part
Of lot p. block l6i. Plemons addi-
ion. Consideration $1,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
ROTARY CLUB ENDORSES CITY BY DESIGN"
PLAN SUBMITTED BY LION MEMBERS; WOULD
sYSTEMAT|zE FUTURE ANAR|LLOBuILDINC

That the Amarillo Rotary club Is
leading all the Rotary clubs in Tea
as IN point OF attendance upon meet
ings. was the announcement made
by Secretary Pipkin at he regular
cokly meeting OF tha. Tub yester-
day at noon In the dining room oi
the Amarillo Hotel Nr PUnkin gave
ls The source Of his Information Il
letter received by him from Dr.
Robert Ninson. district governor oi
Rotary. In which letter he also urg-
I'd thai ,he members Of tIe ANA.
lilo Rotary Cmp Attended IN, dis.
lrict convention to be- held In Gal.
weston during FebruarS.
Thumscn Presents Resolution
" Thomson, of the Lions club,
pr s"utcd resolution from that
club. soliciting 'ae endorsement OF
he members IL The Ro.arians Of a
proposal that "City Nv nesign'
committee to be- composed vi rcprc-
sontatiyos Of the Lion and Rotary
clubs. the Federation Of Women
Clubs. the school board. the Board
NJ city Development. the city Com
mission. the county commissioner
court aud the city engineering de-
'aitmeul. be- appointed to act In an
advisory capacity Tor the purpose OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
ricrinn Cluh NIrcIs

4 most delightful afternoon was
spent W. the members of the Pioriun
club Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs T.. T. Lawlcr. 1898
Polk street. The following interest
ing rs well rs highly instructive pro-
gram ON Gothic Architecture" was
carried out,
Director ,..... Mrs l,rglubothan
characteristics: Arch. Pier, Buttro b.
Window Tracery.
Italian Hostility 10 Gothic:
Political Analogy OF Types.
Variations from Northern Gothic.
Mrs. Madden
Milan Cathedral.
Scenic Effect OF Exterior Mrs.
Whcatley.
lncongruitics OF Plan-Mrs. Allen.
Interior Features Mrs. seaman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

MIR. and Mrs. Hugh l.. umphrSs
ana little son, formerly OF Amarillo.
but who for the past year have been
residing IN Dallas. have returned TO
Amarillo TO make this city thcir per-
maucni home.
G. \. Christoph left this moraing
for Wishiia Falls In response to
telegram stating that his broiher-in.
law, Geo. ". Dale. was dying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

Mrs J. s.. Bates. Of 1906 Fillmore
sire q. and II. II. Hail. also Of this
'.ty were united in marriage on Jan
Egy Z. m Rochester. MINI.
Mrs Hall was formerly q Shor.
man sill. but has lived In West Tex
As Tor the past few wears where she
has made many friends.
Mr.. HAN has been Ia the employ of
thc santa be here for sometime. and
Is also well known and highly
bought OF Ia this community.
Their many friends Join In wish
ing them many years OF happiness
ana success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
~; NrtG uNN WINS
tU\NtiiN ni'ElTf

waco. Jan. ~ rrwar MI.
'hrws in" co.. nnd new m1n DO
N.v'n' Trfvnfs'tv t.r~'ni off th'
'-rs in 'Ne nunrsl CHanaly d'.
hl'r hnre IN v cob Nrtthews s1ina
- nlvlnr froTr nerairr ca'lrrr
h~inc'n vith him m cVcrp' ION 80
Tc,o"'l witch he 4 s,runglv uphn'l
Fee % n ylor Hon Tom Connal',
of Marlin n graduate of tho uuiv.r
slly gives . cash prize NJ nov dol
lara 10 the winner of this debate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
B. c. D. WILL TAKE Steps
TO SECURE ADDITIONAL
BOXES FOR P0sT0FF|CE


The BOARD Of City Development
via take steps In the Immediate iu-
urc To secure enlarged acoomoda-
ons for the local post office. ac-
ordiug to announcement made yes
"rday.
Conditions at the local office have
cen badly crowded for tho past siN
1on,hs. Th,re are u.s. boxes rented
md Postmaster Roderick believes
hat 500 additional boxes are needed
o Gaze Tor the demand.
Local pest office receipts for Dcc-
mber t-iallci $ll,-20ls against
a.N1NiG fur the same month No
al> Wdca the three cent portage
ate Ess IN effect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Dciphian Club To Meet This After
nppn

The Dclphian club VIII hold their
annual business meeting this after
noon at the home of Mrs u. O. Tay
lor. 1901 Van buren, ST. Much busi-
ness Is tn come before the meotlu-
such rs the election Of officers Tor
the coming year. submission of year
~ reports. etc, and fun aitondan,'
at members H. urgently requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
THE HOLIDAY SPELL
RUTH ]. MEYER


An Infinite laughter is ga the hear
a glory IN taking place;
Sunshine Is playing q beautiful parl
Over the brow aud face
Deep IN the dimples q dream has nt
Blep In the soul SONG.
Sorrow Is dancing away with wit,
Music hath seized the ,hrong.
Life is bulle that takes the light
Sweet as a rainbow CLEAN.
Trouble Is lost In single night.
Worry u healed with dream,
Fairies come back In the g'ldcd car
That nom 'he morning came.
Back In the dawn ct iao dcwy STA
Bora OF a crystal flame.
strife and anger and care and pain,
Struggle and grief and hate.
All OF them pass like summer rain.
Roses are by the gate.
Morning comes singing across tho
hills
Song of an old desire.
Night is laughter of myriad rills
Running with runcs OF fire.
Shadow and graynoss and ache OF
heart.
Nobody feels them at all
Sunshine is taking the worry apa.L.
Back tn the dust To crawl.
Nobody's burden is Ike II was.
Nobody's cares so Wild.
Earth Is beautiful. great grocl
place
Kept by little child,
Baltimore sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Social Notes and Personal Mention,

Geo. r. Caylor. OF Canadian,
prominent In oil circles. Is In Anna.
yilln on business.
W D. Miller OF Wichita. kansas.
passed. through he city today en-
.cutc TO wichita Falls.
Mrs. q. NJ Egklc ana daughter
NJ oliver Rae Eakle have left
Amarillo for the winter. Mrs. Eakle
wall spend the remainder OF the win.
ter IN Fort Worth. Miss i,akle u
a'ieui'ug school at Baylor College,
iitliOa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
TO HEAD
DEAG0NS OF FIRST
CHRISTIAN Church

Ray &. Johnson. county Judge was
'lCc,Cd chairman OF the Board OF
'cscons oi the First Christina
'hrrch AZ reorganization meeting
asst night Other officers elected
we're. ila'aev Crudginetou. vice.
hartman. ]. IT, Russell, treasurer,
nd George Staplcton, secretary,
Report, showed that the church
ork IL moving along splcalidly and
he dcacors are ready To launch a
zig program for greater activity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

The J re Club met Thursday
afternoon with Miss May Brown.
ttnt Harrison street. Miss Katie
Roe AcGec was the leader for the
afternoon. iu the study Of Literary
J,ro : topics Following the program
g '"'.cior3 salad course was served
hN The hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

Tho Womnn's club held most
dcli-hiful meeting Thursday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. W. l.. IIsr-
ring, i710 Tyler street. 4 very in
lc'HiinE ploFr,m was arranged Tor
The otcasi0n following which deli
cous refreshments were served By
The hostesg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
phllarInnnlc Club Ia Nirri

The philamornio club will meet
Monday. January 9Th. with Mrs. J.
". Collins, 1901 Taylor street. The
following program 0n "Shanowis.
by Cadman, will be- rendered.
Leader --.--......, Mrs. lanham
story and Criticism oi "Shanowis. %
Her shadow" from .niaewisl
ss....'.t ..t--.... Mrs. Wilson
spring Song uf the Robin We
man" from Shauewisl--....
......--.....--Mrs. Thompson
can Ne 80 More. .....--. Cadman
Mrs kiscr
The D0eskin lllanquet. Cadman
AIRS. Mayer
ildho ,..--t.--. ..--. Selected
Moss Larsen
Plano, AT Dawaing" ..... .Cadmun
Mfs. Lauder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Trn,rl sui, Clnh 10 Mcrt

che Travel study club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs Tom nur.
ham. 1910 Van Duron street Tho
subject for the afternoon Is Paris. 90
aud a very interesting program has
been arranged. Al members are
urged 10 De- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
serial Notes and Personal Mention

&. L. pelphrcy. at Collinsville.
Texas, Is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
a. II Han. 1906 Fillmore street.
Mrs. II. u, Hall. Of 1906 Fillmore
t:oot, has returned from the Mayo
Clinic at Rochester, MINI, greatly
approved IN health.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
r,RwEiL RECEIVES FIRST
'Ng coat N TN nays

FAREWELL. Ian. i5.--Onc ear ~
rOll. The first ~ arrive nj TcNicn-
'arNcii Va ten daNs. came "a this
nntuinE. soo pounds was all that
Wds allowed any ono purchaser.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
WHAT 4 Social.

WllAT?-A Social.
~ WlloM?-The Senior u. Y. i.
T.. No. =.
WHEN FRIDAY, January 10th.
WllEkE'-- First Baptist Church
TlMEg7:3O o'clock.
\ splendid program has been ar
ranged by the Social COMMITTEE.
Coo and let ~ prove Il To YOU.
chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

G. l.. Timmons TO J. II. Baker. n,
l. 10, 3, and all of lot I. block l.
23S. rlomons addition. Consihera-
ton $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

NEWYCiK. Jan. Is \ matter.
noon fro,k Is always a welcome ad.
ethan tn The Warifuac of young sri
az matrnn. The skcigh today shows
youthful style tor atierno9n wear
dc, clopcd IN brown chiffon yollc and
taflcta. The skirt has foundation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

ot brown tat.cia. over which tails
doubt" tunic 81 brown chiffon
toiln WHh each edge q ricrroi-,ikc
~ul e. talfl,a. The girdle Is of
DrIe woirci ribbon with an edge
~ wrench hu,. and taupc aud blue
srDsmt o.. hans beneath IN, chiffon
s0a, .hc lcngta OF the skir, In fIont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
!, M, SCOTT SPOKE
At GOSPEL MISSION
I.t.,..,Inp AHh,-"- n-ii"~'-" nv ""b'
n.IlIunn,s DL - n"lI'""H

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
ELECTRIC BWEEPEItU
Electric Appliance Go.
Ip,h un..t. Ih""s sun
TVI mIIIIIIu 81 ~ rae IT.
IylDif
COLORED ORATOR TO
VISIT IN WHEELING

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lr"hiur ,"I'r'I 'IiIy'ur 81 ihiu '"''"''
VII" 10 f"''i"uuI H. "fI"i'n 4" '''"'r''
wrIl hr - rpuuk'i a. ~ uu'u' li'''" ''
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wat Fi,riulu IUnI, Pr",,plu 'u 80 49,"
h-r ~ Nuul"Tr 81 '"l"''h = 'rI. l'r""
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t'hn'i'u Ynir" In 'hni'"'"" - ih. '""'
mlitto and 'haIlcH WIlllnru" "''i''"i
li,urN Iiu,"lu IulIi'"u WA l'rh'' ~
Ih' hu''"i7ful d"l"rnIl"n li"u" ''""i E'h
E. ~" ~ iI"urI U"uuhIt'nu '"ur' ull"u ~
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.., iur ,unIrul 81 NE t.'uIpln d'l'ih
Il"n mud nEniu f"r representation go ~.
uni IuunI ,uIutuIIt,, ~ bath 81 Nhl' u
,.ruIcrln H., VIM rW''"m"ful nItr' l'h ~
.IruIluu throughout ia" country
ITO In a lender 81 the '"l"I"h m" nhl
ht~ Wait I" ihiu 'iy wlll l." hniI'" WIN
INF ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06

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.II,,t 90. u - hy may u'nnn
NJ, r''i"rI' hrr wn" th' h'"' '""II '"'
.,I,t Iu Wn,v,,uh nud mn'Y 81 hIp
t,I,uIr Iu tho EiuIh wnid were v"Tg
.,urIrF - h'ur ~ hI" d'pnTiuI" "" VI"
Im,k uu Ih, I"h aud ""rhl"E ~ ~"
u,,uinfn,o duII tug ,h'nIi"u lin" "nh inter
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
RIVER NEWS

Ih1 IIh.Iy a,'lV'd IL ~ GWyNu
.IorI ,y,nInr Tram I'iI shWah. an hpr
,.,y t., y.n.sviIi1 shn 'sr'lad q teTt
heavy "n,r" f"r niI point" ~ Tho ASeY
.rtnPu,u rho Gan',nI fT"v1.r IVES IN
most - nIIIvo ~ 30 ".''I"'b lsst Wopt
f,"ur 'ha, IoHi"u. ""h nh" departed ssVi1
IhIr ,u",uInR Tm rliiHhu'Eh.
m, bnuIa 10 nTIIvo ~ day aTA Ha
ucn,,pI I'srrhInE fT"m Psrb"rrhuT1 10
IIIisIurgh rho u"n"ral Wpoh FROM
,Iu,.IunpII ~ rIilHbuTRh.
rho Vornc HwHIu 'nqdn Two trips yes.
tcrday nf'"rn"on md """nlnR' isnns
,,,, Inrvc crowds on both trips She In
,rud, 10 br ~ Tho local wharf ana VIII
,uLr ont rsrurrlnnH oR"h rvoninE.
A regular pinRn ~ y feet ana station'
ory wnr TrgIrirTch Into last evening ~
Tho IO,nI wharf Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
HOLIDAY HOURS At P. 0.

Monday. September rrh VII h" "h
hcrvcd ~ u holiday Th" mnin "fl'"
and RenNo"h aud Film tt"v" hrhu'h "'
will be "lurrd IA" "utlr" d"y
No drlIvrrIr- viii b~ mad" by 'ith"r
city or rural 'hTItTT
CnIlsCtionH Will b" made In ~" bn"'
ness dirtrirt NJ fuIl"Wn ~ w m"
II a M and at l. H.. and u 3 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
PARTY TO
VISIT STATE FAIR.
Two Columbus 1ss1dsnts WIZ 9AAe
They VIII Visit Zig 1al1
DuF1uH the week.

mode OF travel is To be used by two yali
known Columbus. o. men, In TeaAein1
Tho West Virginia State Fair and WOfe
wah TecniVod last evening thAt tnsy
were canning via hnroplnne.
Hart and Donald Carey. both vetsT1ae
81 the war They arc nsaH0nsd AVN
tara and viii likely consider the trip
iI,Ia .IIy a. Ieai 10y ride. instead 81
drudpoIy Th.y viii ala" bn TsWaTooN
nII.I vI'u inH the fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
OrnH NEW H-rO

Nomi1rr r"Uular "i"'' hl'h IL"
,rnvNh frmru I'II MnIhrI "'r"'I !" " r''"
n,.r " IrlrhuIrI company. lllI
hntLcI rirrci uup has 'SI"u"l'" ''rnl' q
:" Ihr pn'" E"IuE "u "nh ni'"" '''il"
. l,r ,, III It'Eruf r I.l'H"ruE appearance
'su ,nn~a hS'r h""n lu"tHli'd HuI
il,r tuirtl"r E,"rL AIu '..nI nt"ni'h
80 nGn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
STRAW HATS TO GO
YAn ''AsnhisS" to 10 Introduced ON bsp
tsmbsr 18Th MANY nS~ Htylsa

September Iath Is ~" day ur"h
which Sirau hate nIo pui lat" lh' h'H
card aud tho autumn l'' miles 40
hauled uut tini IuI Iut" a. '"nI 40" ~
thuuah inauy have already due n'"'h
the st1a~ iIir II ~iIi T." the '"IhhI'
OF tho in""Ih Lof",, ih'y "'a h""IlJ r"'
a~ay
hate a.. sa,I,I aUI Ina,.y .i""ay 90 yl"n
aTG un ha.,d ." a.l''t i,'''" To- h"'''
daaha,a lie VI" "i''"dy go. 'i''l iI'' "'"'"
IT,. autaInn snd ~i,i,' ""'i " ''"l "'' O.
lice -lii 49, -h'.-" i'' '"' "rr'"'"l "t
lh. I,ui,It,
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it'IrU'iI
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Order Republicans Off
Non-PartiSan Ticket

Charleston. w. Va. Oct 14-The
names Of eleven candidates for state
and county offices, whom non-partisan
league leaders charged were "Repuoli-
cans masQueradIng under the league
emblem" were ordered from the ticker
today by the state supreme court OF
appeals.
The action Of the court was contained
In a writ Of mandamus commanding
ballot commissioners in Wood county
10 drop the names Of eleven candidates
from the Non-Partisan League ticket
The writ was granted at the request OF
Nom Partisan leaders in the case or
Laurence Vernet and others against
Clay B. Wells and others.
The candidates who are dropped &C
cording to evidence submitted in the
case, are J. I. Dinsmeer. candidate for
the state senate: Walter E. McDouK!e,
for a circuit judgeship; w. T. Cochran.
for Wood county sheriff; c. y. Matheny.
for county prosecutor; J. n. Anderson,
for county commissioner: Clay B. Wells.
for circuit clerk; c. E. PAIL. for county
clerk: Z. B. Florence. for county assess
or and w. l.. Mcpherson. J. w. Miller
and A. J. Nicely, for the house Of dele
gates. All are on the Republican tickle:
and their positions on that ticket arc
not affected by the supreme court de-
cision The ballot commissioners are
c. Il. Wells. E. l. Allen and George w.
Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
ARE ORGANIZED At
MARSHALL CO, SEAT

At meeting held last evening IN
Marshall county Democratic headQuar
ters at Moundsville. tho Democratic
women Of Moundsyille effected an or
Eanization. Mrs. Forest Holt Brennan.
Democratic county chairwoman for
Marshall county. called the meeting to
order. Tho organization OF the club re-
suited In the selection OF the following
officers:
Chairwoman--Mrs. Harry Carpenter.
Vice Chairwoman-Ars. Fred Nc
Mullen: Secretary. Miss Fisher; treas
urer, Miss Ella Israel.
Douglas P!nkerton, who with his
bride recently returned. from q honey
moon trip in Europe. held the Demo
cratic women interested for several
minutes with an address IN favor OF the
League Of Nations
An official OF the CLUB stated last
night that II was probable that next
week. the club will bring to Moundsville
either William C. McAdoo, Congressman
NJ NJ. Nicely or Vice President Thos, r
Marshall. or perhaps more than one Of
these Democratic leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
WILLIAM DAVIS
Aged Resident Of South Side Died NJ
o. Y, G. hospital Last Might

William Davies. we'll known resident
OF No. @lO Twrnty-nInth street expired
last night at 1870 o'clock at the ONO
Valley General hospital, where no Nus
nixon about eight weeks ago TO under
20 a serious operation
He was born in Wales on Fehruary
3, 1882, and was IN his stNty-e'Ehth
wear OF age. When h" was u young
man he came TO this country where nc
has since lived He was An old en-
nioyc Of the La Ecllc Tin Plate plant.
working as night Waterman for the
uaSt twenty-five years. =.
The deceased is survived ny ms WIZ
I,ooprr Follnnsbcr: Mrs. Arthur Evans
l,0Ii,nebcc. Mrs. James sheridan. Ports
mouth, o.; Mrs. Roy EarIywnc' Wheel
ing. Miss Rachael Davies and w indl-
fred and William r.. Dawes OIL '"'S
Funeral arranEcm"nts were neon
pletc at an early hour this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

; OBITUARY (
~~~~
BURIAL RITES
FOR Mr.. ALLEN
THIS AF TERNQON

The funeral services for tho late At
torney Guy II. G. Allen. one of tho
most prominent members Of the bar or
Ohio county. who passed away Wedncs-
day. will be conducted at the family
home. ~ Fourteenth street. this after
noon. at 2:30 o'clock with the DR.. Clar-
once +. Allen. pastor of the Fourth
Street NJ. +. church. officiating. Inter
mcnt will be in Greenwood cemetery.
The pallbcarers will be Dwight Wag-
ner and Andrew Glass, and Attorneys
Henry Pendlcton, r. s. Riley. J. J. Con-
If and w. G. Morrison
The members OF the Ohio County Bar
association will meet at the city build
ing. and pay their tribute to the emil
nent deceased member. and then go TO
the home in q body
The death OF Mr.. Allen caused uni
versal regret among his hundreds Of
friends. For more than 40 years he had
resided in the city, and was one Of tho
most widely known residents in tho
community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Will ReOrganize the
Prohibition Bureau

Washington. Oct. l4.~Reorgan ization
OF the prohibition enforcement bureau
To afford closer scrutiny OF applications
To Withdraw liquors from bonded ware
houses, was announced tonight by Com
missioner Kramer. The change was mada
necessary, the commissioner said. by
the increase in work involved.
Two new divisions were created sup
planting that which formerly examined
applications. One will pass upon appli-
atoms for the manufacture Of alcoholic
products, determine all non-bcv2ra"'
uses OF Intoxicating liquor, nx the
standards for manufactured articles
containing alcohol and conduct trade in
vcstig7ltiuns to determine whether arti.
cl"s permitted to be manufactured are
produced In accordance with the law.
Tho other division will have supervision
OF the construction and operation OF
Industrial alcohol and dena turing plants.