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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
New York Fog Bound;
Warships Are Held Up

Hnw Y",h. sept ~ WIN sls NMs
china auL ,nn,a ,i.nn - d".sn inbound
Il. rhirts silIi f"g h"nnh tonight, utI
ao"dg u""L. ihe l""ai ~"-'h., hWAaY
r,nLI,drd ll"i tho mIa'v curtain TgNsd
drwu inni ", Ihay would n", h." lVtsd Tor
nnrIhnr iwaniY f"ur hrurs
hbuar1 The wprahlpp ihousa uda NJ
hIun Jnub nia Trntird because Of an uDH
f"rGnou dolry IN their shore leave. while
nn New Y"rk hr"ks marine workers.
a,npd Idle horpur" ihorn Ynr" no ven-
urla Tor them 10 unload
Ecyarnl hIg lln"rr. hownvor. crent
through the fog 10 their docks Wthib
tn" last ~ hours. -.
IInrbor traffic virtually parayEed dur
Ing tho night began to move slowly at
noon when fog over IN" HUDSON Sn0
East rivers lifted slightly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
j. S. Senators On the
Irish Committee Of 100

Sew in,h n.ri. II rive pDiisd
i'tni.r s,nbI"in unh - fI"i"H'nnt 6lbrnt'
man rhIIui have been added ~ the UlsWp
lao, shin 81 Ih, 'uuI,nIIt"" ~ tns btubs
Il .,I uu Ireland ~" nn'uinI'i'n nNhOVVPF
81 today 1hrf "t'. i.nli"d Hi"i"ss ser.
+. Imrn IhnrIrr I. NJ Hnrr, 81 oregon, aD1
I,,nruh ilnnr,l'li. 81 l"uIsl"n" ana raw
vVIIIIn,u NunIiu ruIih editor of Tha
, b,u .l,rnn "ffIrIoI "rpnn ~ ~" Prots
ori"ut TpIu""rnl 'huI'h, Nov '"fh. Tvs
committee wnp frin"d Tor M" purpose
Of IuvrsiIgaiIng ImpniiInlly CONDITIONS
In Ireland. wIih "uu""inl reference to
reported n,r""I'i""
rho committee today annf cnbln nea.
rnRcr tn ireland I"uu"Hiing tho lsorn
Mayor nf Cork tho Lurh Mayor OF beI,
fast Londonderry aud ThurloH. thA
chairman ~ tho town council Of blsbufn,
nnJ ,!rorrc UuaaoII "a. E) Irish pub
IIrI.t md n n-RocIntc ~ Sir Horace FUNK
cli. 10 como to this country to teiufy
before tn" commission ~ five membe!n
Of Inc committee which will hould pub.
lie hearings In Washington. 4F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

reception COMMITTEES
Tho Senator will he mot Mt the depot
by tho uonIbnrU uT the reception C"ul-
mlttoa and thr Harding Coolidge club
OF this city Tho members OF the CLUB
and also all other Republicans ar"
urged to meet at the headquarters Of IN"
club. Aecond floor ut the Nay she" com
pany. on Market street at Ia" o'clock
(sharp) and march In body To the Is.
q o. depot. The club win be icd by
Rauch's band OF 20 pieces.
The reception committee and the
Harding Coolidge Club will gather on
tho platform at the depot and following
tho arrival OF the train viii line dp In
two single rows, the formation extend
ing down tho stairs. through the gates
and on out to the automobiles that wIll
cnnN ey tho visitors 10 tho Mcclure hotel
A. soon as the automobiles start toward
the hoIsi tho mHTCheTs viii fall IN nnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Lawrence Sees Idaho
Going for Harding By
Majority Over $4,000
nv DAvIp LAWRENCE
tCopyriRht ny tina Tntslllgsnosr)

RoI.c Idaho Sept - Enr that th~y
, 49,. , Ic, I'M,
rove hhr"'"R "'"' ,
because they want \ "hnnR" To" w.
way people VII" kn"" lh"h" p"'''n"'
habits nnalyz" ia" hr'ti t"""rh lh' , re
publican National t"k't ihIS cur -
Satisfaction ana unrest hr' ""
variety ar I"R~"nH N"'h' 't Nh"n ,,,
nothing tn 81" WIN VA" N''N'" '', ..
Hut JuSI the same '"' '~'',''',,' ~ ~',,' t,,ti
VIII suner b'Can>" I""''' '"'" '
iStratiOn happened I" he ~ I""'t WIZ "
these Ills aud irrlittI"hH '"'''' "''' NV
land,
rh~Y VIII ." \'I'hE , On '''''' 80
parry - S"," ''''', ,' ,,rII,,,Inr
Nhl'iy ma my "h t.,,,,,.tr,ttnu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MR.. HARDING
GETS OVATION
IN BALTIMORE
MERCHANT MARINE
POLICY OUTLINED
Nominee Warmly Greeted In
Pennsylvania Cities On
Journey Eastward
Special Dispatch to Tho IntelIsencrr

Baltim"re. Md. sept 27.-Hon.
Warren e. Harding. Republican
candidate FOR President of tho
United states. was hailed In Rat
timOTr today b. thousands upon
thousands or enthusiastic Citi-
I gems. men ana " nmru. as the neNt
| prCs,drnt - thC United States
Mr. Harding arrived ~ lRIl"n
: station At ! .lS o'clock THIS after
noon lie whr met at harrisburg
hy c"mIntlt"r ~ prominent
I~puhliCana aud "u arrival at
Union NIntl"n WAS rr,"Ttri 10 tho
Southern h"tsl whore M inform
al reception wac held during tho
hfIrTuu"n
This evening tho distinguished
visitor Hpuko - tho Fifih lt"Rl
nent Arm"rS. facing nn "nthuhl
aalI'c ihrnnR "f over Snnb ia"
pio Tho m"Ht HlTihinG feature
~ tho ErnnI gathering was tho
pToRcuCo nT W"u"n WI" hy IhHlr
npplpuao aud hy waving "f flaRH
domonutrW 81 na nrp y"lrrE their
IulrrDat ~ tho national SlruEElo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Harding left hero for Wheeling w Va
tonight He at Wheeling
at m
leaving Harding West Vrans fine
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
oHALLENan TO HABpINo.

Newark. N. J.. Sept. 27;-FraIkln D.
RooY.ycIt, Democratic Vice Ptosiden.',
tial nominee. spenking before audiencen
in Newark and Jersey CITY tonight. ehp!'i
Iengcd Senator Harding ito take = al.
initc stand on tho League OF Nations
issuc." -, q;
Now that Elihu Root Is hone!Hng
said. how will Senator Harding reconsa
Gle the fact that Mr, Root. ono o. ~
isaders Of his own party.- hes aSetgtec
IN the establishment OF 'permaneni
court OF justice. which is an i9tsgrM
part OF the League Of Nations. win nv
assertion before the Grand Army vsl,,
rrnns that the league In u monumental
fraud? .H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
All ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
FOR CAMPAIGNS GREATEST EVENT

SPECIAL. TRAINS AND AUTO CARAVANS TO
BRING GREAT CROWDS FROM THREE
STATES RECEPTION COMMITTEE TO MEET
THE CANDIDATE AT b. & o. STATION, WHERE
HE WILL ARRIVE AT I2:55 p. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
viii Not pSos.out.

~.
Huntington. w. Va. Sept 27-By the
terms Of an agreement reached TO-DAY
bctvcen Lon H. Kelley. United states
district attorney. md attorneys rspYOs-
rniinE Southern West Virginia GOAL op-'
rrntOrh no Indictments against oool
companies In IN" southern district OF
the state on charges involving AilSgeN
fracture Of tho Lever act Will be retufoA
until argument on motion for q per-
mnnsnI rrstrnlninR order In concludsd.
4 temporary restraining order: en-
lnIuing the district attorney and his
as-irtnnt- from proceedings against the
NrplIl coal company wan awarded hat.
urdny hy Judge Peter g IrltchhFd, -
the l'nilcd states dinirict court OF ~
prnI- at AshrVille. - g. Judge PriteAS
ard viii come here on Dcinher To No.
nIsum-nIr on petition that The tSDe
rofsry order br made psrmAnsnt
In,-sIipntI"o by tho fsdnrai Grena
uIry 81 hnokH nnd rs"nTdn "f "nmPAHish
n,immpnnd T." appaar hare for eas smin.
aiInn -lii continue hrnuGh ths prssAA
sosL however. IL was agreed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
.Maharg, Ex-Boxer, in
Proof Of Thrown Games

..iyhI White Sox In the Con-
splrncy to Permit Cmcm-
natl TO Win 1919 Worlds
Series Crooked Players
DoubIc-Crosscd By tn C.
GambIcrs~--Comiskcy Sum
mons Maharg to Chicago
With Offer Of $4,000 to
Make Good /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Jugi b"Tur" adjournment wnH ink"n
tho mt inunl r"uImnnd"r asked that any
.rI\u war veterans who were m"fnb"r"
Of tho leg ION In com" forward. NJ. w.
Woods Of Idaho. waH given N""t on
tho sInRo. Ito wIH wounded twl'" hnr
lnr the rivil war The other '1Nll war
,nIcrun attending tho convention was
br. WInncld Thompson. "i 'hlli"rhhn'
who was at u C"mmItt"" meeting.
Every train arriving today brought
mnny members Of the legion. ana II l7
exurcicd tomorrow will S"- many lh"uS-
and more visitors IN the city. mia
delphin sent l26 members In three p9k
cara. painted Hs the cars were III
France: "Hommcs i0 ChcvsauSsb;
A irainstorm which began hboW noon
threa tened To interfere with the pArnde
bu, the grand marshal announced lhh'
ILr uarHde would take place. ram or
shine. Consequently when the legion
u,I,rr matched TIA" .nIlrr Tnui" WAS
rn, krd WITH Ir"TI, rh' insignia "I n"'h
iii, IsIuu uaH la ~ hi"n'' IL ia" l"I"h''
rIn,iI,aIIy ,V'TJ h"d! maze hlhs j" ''''
Iu,u, Th,,, w'i, nIr" nct'ial h""h'" g"
Anna nnn In ~. uuli"i inIn "I "n"h"
In.Inn.I anI ri"".o ihIs '""'l"E '"'
hn,Inr - LIt! h"nd I" i"i"l"h '"'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Philadelphia, ssp. 2B - The nrEt,
uocond and nnal games of last years
world series were thrown" to Cincin-
natl by eight momberG OF tho Chicago
said to have been made last night by
Billy MaharR, former boxer and well
known in local sporting circlss.
Maharg's story, az printed today in
the Philadelphia North American,
saya that he and bill. Burns, Tor
mer American League pitcher, were
tho nrHt to bs approached in the con-
Bpiracy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Ihiralcr. sept. 27--I'r"~ldrnr Charles
,nmIAkry "I TIA" thi"arU American
I.rngtIr club tonight received word lhht
niIIy MahHrg. former hnN"r and ~ hun-
mes, aItnrI uT nIII burns. ~ ma lnr
lr,gur pitcher. had i0ld n"wnph hp"rm"h
la I'hlIn.I"II,Iun that Nhit" 3"A plh5 'rn
.nppInh,Ird hln b'f"Ir TIA" ""i Ih - scr
I'- tact y"ni, nnd t"lh hlin u hhu h''h
ns.h tea Cincinnati io win
I'i.aId,uI '"Inirhrl Immediately l'l'
IinI,I,"d N"hnIE. nnhInt hln l" como
h,,r and ~ u,r,ni hIH rvll"n'" I" lh"
t'u"r ,"uniy fi"nd lniy "hihh'S ""l"
I, v,"uId Elu, Ma HARE PO,O"U ~ NO
, hnIrrh r,I, Ii"''h
Ir"tIh,irr,I, ~ r'" thai '''''
,.Int,, InuII, ni.d L. ni,h iI"In "'E""
I,.,I Inr, I,nII f,i',.r h' s"lh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Nd PROSECUTIONS # COAL MEN
REDUCE PRICES To FAIR LEVEL

WAS addressed by District Attornsy
Walker '
Those attending Ioday's session were:
J. T. Helm i. MRrtinsburK. narned 10
represent the public: J. G. Mckinley.
Wheeling district. j l.. HATFIELD. Nor
EantOwn and KinEwood; e.. H. Jenkins.
rairmon'. A. l.. White. ClArksburE: 4.
Drcnnan. Grafton and Ekins; Douglas
unrmnn. Upper Potomac. Brooks Fltn1.
Ing. Jr.. ht.lnrge. ~
~ 20 - FAir PTtoS
Urokera. tho dihirici attorney stated,
are tho onca greatly benefited by thA. or-
cornivn coat or coal Tho product, he
Tor I2 10 making ! "nr. of $3.50 par
tom and II n"Ils for 40 aud I'll D@r
ton 10" nuid ho believed ~ and - pr
ton would bn n fair prize" n
Judge wood. In anHw"rInE The district
attorney. rhid hr would do all In his
power To Md In d'CronhInE tho cost Of
'"rI. and w"ulh probably call a grams
jury. n anknd br .hr government, t'
y ~ DrlHh and ~ II. Lehman.
( thaTlonion junk dnalnTH. who have boeh
on iTInl hero for ihrno days on n ChsFUe
nf wing journal brnAner stolen from
the baltimore and ohio Railroad cOni-
pnny In iho'r poHHcari0n, woro founO
not guilty In cour, lat" thIa afternoon,
Lloyd Dun. ~ clRrkHbu"g. was laced
on trial shortly before court RdJouTned
on u charge Of IrnnrpOrtinE two Asee
uG whiskcy from TItt-hurKh 10 Clarke
burg .
Tho federal grand jury. mNnTlnE hsre,
whr Nipmi ~ rd lat" today after being IN
srsaIOn for one week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

NrI,uIr 81 Gini't'"u'. -" '"''I'"h ~
,,nIrL,.. unIh ibni Ilhl' 'I'"I'', ~
.nru uii"h', " H." l"ni ~" e"'""" '" W"
,I,r nprt"u, bed btu WITH 40 "H'I 80
q III rnIIuu Ih"I H." '"ulh Iui"'" r'"'
.,v !" Ihruw tho Pn"''"
Thr Whit" Eps vet" r'"I"l"ob WV,
nuu fu, ,h,nvIup IL" n"rI"" n''nrdlng
In NnhnrP bat r''"i,'I "nlr ilN,""o'
Nh. NIiIl f"im"r f'n'h"iw'IEhi boy
iup ,hnupluu. "h"uhl" ".'i"Hs'nE 'h""'
MnhnrG.H abatement nE I"''IF"h hS
GuIuiukry virtually wnr u" f"lI"wF
-IuEI fan fiUoiIr npy"n'h"h l'llI
luu. and myrclr IN q Hotel IN Now
ynrk u" told uu thnf h" could "up'
pIy enough rlay"rH I" nHRur" III" throw,
ing of the gnm"s W" mad" IN" hch'
with hin. Abe Attcll acting "" Nv"
.u,rr' or go bot wccn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

p"" I""iuI" rhI'h i'"h"h !" '"hF'"
tL,. uriulnu ,ni,r rh"u ''"l""l "
", i,OuIrr .",u,"r"'", 81 lh' Il" "''"""
81 url" IL replying =" ~" "' 'I'"an "r
,, ,.r,,, I,, NrY", N IhtR'ihlh.
.iri,,I ihri rIru'" wnu go" 81 lh" i"""'
Iu,uI T. l"uhr ~ ~" Amor Inn I'"H'"n
.hrrti iur tuniIod nnd 'rI"u I"i It"p -
IurE, ,uInrurud"r "T Legion I"eI
,n Inrlr. hrruUhi hIn !" hin I"'l
~ ihi" iuu,Iu,". "v"' vh"dy nI""" "n'
hr,rrd TnI r,,,irI minute" M lhHh"
IN representing ia" legion r""'H "i
Irnuro. England, ll"lEIum ANA W."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
TILE WEATHER

| Ohio and Western rennHvlvanla-TMr
! Tuesday: wsdnsHdny cloudy and much
cooler.
! weHt virgInin~-Partlv cloudy Tuea-
day; "wednesday fair and cooler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

IIna the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State Of West NIrEInln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Crooked Players Doupls-orosssd;

"Thr Svx wcro hnuhl"-CroHs"d ana ="
were many uf the gamblers hS H'''II,
hnwcvcr. and Iurns and lost every
cent we had by betting on tincinna''
10 win the third game Of the series
which we thought also had been hN"d'
W. cleaned up on tho hrst Nv" games;
According to tho story Cic0'tr t0id
us, eight Sox players were III on .n.
deal They were the men whose names
have been most prominently connected
with tho Chicago gLAnd jury ih'sS'sA-
ton. a,,
were made on the series. bul the men
who engineered tho deal were double,
,rossrd and got left out In the cold
Woman To He heard
GhI,nun aapI n The Cook county
g,amd IuD viii resuma us lnVen' Hhl'"h
"l baseball gambling aud alleged gam"
r,.Lrn.nncd /" irniiry los the hrhI tim"
sIu.. Ih,. inuuiTy hogan Ia ndhi'i"",
hair . ,inn.n 81 iho l"adsrb Ia ir"I'"
rIunnI h,s.hpll hayo bee" nnmI"r""h
u,- Ii.nIaiia - teII"y "h""' '"."
~, haa i,."n LElN a"''oI by 'hL Joy I"'
,.,"I in!a vii iaaIIfg '"h''''"" 81"
I ,r, % i,r. I.d 4" toll "f '""V"' 'i""" ''''
h.".d h"t~."" 'i'i'"E" h"''" r''t
go Iu, n'il"r rhiI' i'"'I'. il"F H'h"'''
LI"m"r", WIillr" rI""a''", I"h" '"lu""
uua .ihr,s ~" f.tm,,,ly h',"''l"'l ~|'h
h"'
I,rsidrui I"h" II"vhlc', 81 ~" ''"
II"uoI League. N"u"r"' HI'"""" ""'
I,nuIdonI I"hur"u 81 ~" Nn'fI'""
I.rnruo plpu ~" 'Er""i"h '" '""'''F '"
,nrr,"w Iniu-"u hrInG r"'"ll"d nil"r ~"
~. IIr,nuI IruI r""h I"i"T !" ~" wn"p
t!rrrv Hermann. ri"nl1"ni OF W" 'lh
,IunntI club md f"Im"r chairman ~ w"
NnIInnnI ,,rnrniruIun Hugh Jennings.
manager 81 the Detroit club: J"hn Nc.
i:Tnw Of tho Nrw Y"rk Nationals. hnh
Ss""yrnI nth"ra viii appear lI"rnann
pcut word i"nIEh TINT "" would u" nero
Friday morning and jennings said no
wau Trndv 10 appear Mt any llmc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
OVATION FOR
FRANCE IN THE
LEGION MEET
TAXI. ADVERSE. VOIE.
ON IIII.. UNIT RULE
10000 Tx Service Men Arc
Chccrcd BY 800, 900 Spec
lalors In Legion Parade

rIr, rlrnd Ohi" H"pI = pnrhh" "f
ivruiy Ih,uu,nh ~ urrvi,r Iu"n wit -
nrpu,d hy probably @0nhhO r""ri" In
, ludlur about ,,nOOn "ul "f town Ni"il .
"rs ,l"vrd the nrd dIN "I tn" a"'"nh
annual convention "f the Amrlirhn I."E-
ION here today Th" day started Ht con
ycntiun IIall when Ia" convention VA"
called to order hE Commander Franklin
D'uIicr After ia" rUutin reports hhh
been dispensed with th" rr"d"nilHIS
.rnumiii," Tnl the Cummlli"" on Pc
nan"ul rules ana regulations r"tIfrh u"
hrgin their d"libTrHt Ions
The. iNu committees WUr" ont hni Two
hours when tn" report at ia" p"ThlHh
cuI ruunlti"" on rules and T"GuIhll Ions
was submitted I" TIA" convention II rec
ummrndcd Tia" adoption Of the unit RAJ"
at voting.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

We just quoted few of the hundreds of
wonderful bargains that WILDE offered
in this sale There arel so many wond-
/. erful values that we did not know what
items to quote in this adj, therefore ev-
cry one of these bargains were picked
at random. Lack of sp4 ice prevents JUS
of quoting more items han are given
here, therefore we sugge st your looming
here to see fore yourself fhe great money
saving opportunities Offered.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02
Our 18th Anniversary Sale

Follows in the footsteps of our other fam
Gus Annual Sales, each one featuring COM
pelling values and each one dominant in
terest to economy seekers.
For fifteen years FRANKS" has offered
at intervals during the year SALES that
deserve being termed "big" Some of
these sales last several weeks, others not
SO long, but whatever the duration of the
sale, the assortments and matchless values
are maintainable, until the very last day.
This liberal policy has been in force dur
the life of this store, and will continue to
be the aim of this establishment
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

A valuable gift to the first so Gus.
toners that enter the store on the
opening date of sale, "Wednesday
morning, July 9TH at 9 O'Clock.
These are absolutely FREE and
you are not obligated TO make a
purchase in order to
share in this free distri- Ia
button. Don't foxc.. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

Special purchase Dress Voes, worth AZ
95 cents yard. Sale price per yd. T0G
Beautiful designs, flovered Dress
Crepe regular $50 On.
value. Sale price per I'd ......... cot
Beach Cloth, all colors, worth 75 IN
and IS cents yard.Sale price per yd OoG
Cotton Poplins, all cOlors GO cents Al
values. Sale price per yd ...... vt
Plain cOlored Voies and Organizes,
rs cents values. Sale RI
price per yd Observation-Disclosures. DOT
lar pree s sSos yar srI sss Dpes ''s $S
Shifting material, 20 value. 40
Sale price per yd ............. NOI
Amoskeg Utility Ginghams, worth $50 90
cents yard. Sale price per yd 0kL
This is less than wholesale price.
Lot of Dress Ginghams, -
special, at per yard ............. lit
Cheviot Shirtings, fast col "a
ors. aat per yard .............. E4I
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

Special purchase beautiful Wolfe
FrOcks, values to $1,000. Ami CAnE
versary sale price .......... 49,. V3.OO
Another lot of dainty warm weather
FTocks, values to $3.50 Ami 90 AH
versary sale price ............ oil 40
lucky purchase of Embroidered
Poplin Skirts colors, navy, black 90 Hn
and brown, worth $3.50 Sale price X0lJ
manufacturers sample line of Geor-
gette and Grape de Chine Blouses
slightly soiled from handling they
are values TO sS.50 @O4n
Wnlle they last .............. o.
Only about so waist in this lot You
will have TO hurry to get these
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17
10. #. Kiddies
Here Thursday

The Greeneville and Greene Goun-
ty organizations OF Odd Fellows will
entertain rs orphans from the Odd
Fellows Home at Clarksville in
Greeneville Thursday The children
viii BIZ the guests Of the odd Fellows
and Rehekah lodges and win cooper
ate III giving the kiddies the time Of
their lives during their short stay IN
the city, A program has been COM
plete (Which includes many forms
Of anlusements and also plans which
viii be Of value in an educational line.
The plans will include the following
A committee Of both branches 81
the lodge, Odd Fellows and Rebekas'
Win meet the children at the station.
Providing the weather permits they
viii next be taken for car rides to the
different points Of interest IN tne
city.
Th echisiren will come under tht
care Of e. E. York, who is superln
tendent Of the school. This home !
one oil the most modern in the unite'
States and The Odd Fellows have
lust rause to regard it with pride.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17
Special Term to
Try Bank Robbers

BY special dispensation tne thres
Young men, Raymond Remine, Cai
ohnson and Roy Hutchens, accused
Of robbing the Mosheim Banking CO..
IN Tuesday of last week, are to be
brought to a speedy justice. Judge
D. A. Vines and Attorney-Ge Y.
r Lovette have called special ses-
sion of the circuit court for Iuesaay
morning &c tfis week, at which nne
proof in the case will be heard anu
the young men given chance 70
prove whether or not they are inno-
cent.
This was one of the boldest at
tempts at robbery that has occurred
in this section for many years and To-
cal officers, as well as those called
from Knoxville to assist in the case
are to be congratulated upon the
speedy work accomplished.
The boys were placed under bono
of $500 each, but up to the time o.
going to press today with the Daily
Sun. they were unable to secure bail
The parents Of the young men have
the sympathy of our people in thu
trouble. 1t is earnestly hoped tha
they may be able to prove their in
nocence.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17
Burley Assn to
Meet Tonight

AS has been already announced
the Burley Association will meet inns
evening in the lower room OF the new
eourt house. The principal object OF
this meeting is to discuss or handle
the water situation. This question
has been up for some time and we
are informed that the commission, as
well as the city board, are possibly !
in position now to submit seyerai
plausible plans looking to rehef 60
our people on the water question
There is not a man in Greeneville who
should not be interested in this one
question alone, and there should DC
large attendance Of representative
citizens. The hour for the meeting Il
$50, p. m.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17
UNTIL SEPT 1ST
So RATE WILL BE GOOD

While we believe most every sub
scriber of the Daily sun appreciates
the fact that it is an acsual loss to us
to accept subscriptions to the Daily
Sun at 50 year rate' the fact that
he full advertising season IS upon
us and on account of the advertis-
ing. we can require the advertiser 70
nav his full share of the expenses N
operating the Daily Sun, we are GO
in gto accept NEW or RENEWAl
subscribers to the Daily Sun at only
50 a year. This means. too, that you
viii get the paper one full year IRON
he date you send in or have you
name entered upon our books. Ih'
earlier you get your name to US sn'
quicker you win get your paper start
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17

LONDON, Aug l7.(By United Press Warsaws fate Y
being decide din fierce battle raging along front OF near
200 miles Strong Polish counteratacks are developing suc
cessfu according to unofficial advice from various points
roar Of cannon can plainly heard in Warsaw Ine
last direct word from Warsaw the official commuque
late Yesterday that the Poles had driven the Russians PACK
the River Bug Vodawa and BrupeszoW ana
that successful Polish tsts had been carried out "a le
IN ~ Mlaa The effort Of the Russians encirce Warsaw
~ breaking through the Polish line at Potsk was defeate
fter bitter battle cavalry Of French tanks and nee a
armored motor carrying quck-fring guns afe ~ II
yoved in the great struggle for Warsaw Cavalry
charged the Cossacks aoalaro,
h retreatnp Poles had plaged and burned nearly every
Jewish village through which they passed SooooV persons
are homeless, says the dispatch !,
WARSAW Aug II, 200 p n-lhe pattle TOT aisaW 70 1 !
raonq with conditions favorable to u.s. said capegfa - I'll
ph ation The cablegram sent by Prince Sapleha
polish Foreign Minister The good feeling q our troops
growing and continuing to the last breath
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-17
American Athletes Continue Lead
in Olympic Contests at Antwerp

ANTWERP, Belgium Aug lby Unlted rfess', ,-anel
m her lead in the Olympic games and odays con-
test Scores-Amerca, 6S H. Finland, 34 England IN;
Sweden ls IL France 12 South Africa Al Esfhona = ana
Norway, |. .,uA
Americans won the first and three other places IN tne 8n
umn andon set new record in clearing the bar az ieet
~ inches Muller American and Ekund, Swede, tied TOR
second place Muphey, Whaen Americans and Baker Eng
land tied for fourth place The Americans faied % nnsn
the 600 meter rum which was by Gullemot France.
After Iandon the high jump. King Apef ol Deisu
walked out on the field and shook his hand