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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

Criswnld. Theron Rongcrud. H. A.
FloaEcr. Jack Bailingcr ana william
McMirkcu.
The tourney IL ~ holes Of medal
play. with &c holes being played today
and tho rest Saturday. The low ic
medal scores OF today's matches viii
be drawn for tho finals Saturday with
tnday's card counting with those reg.
tstsred Saturday for the final totals.
Today's draw follows: Dixie Flea.
ser VI. Bon Stein. Lee stoll Va. WI.
liam McMicken. Claire Griawold va.
Ralph Blair. DIR. y. H. Houston Va.
Harry Hjeri. Fred Aver vs.. J. r..
Scott. Aier Rose w. J.. @. Haw. Il. \.
Anderson Va. T.. Bartwoll. ]. II. ste
venson VS.. Cook. Or. Powers Va. \.
Schoephoes,cr. Or. r. T.. West vs..
Ted Robbins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

Charlie Paddock. is-ycar-old Uni
versity OF Southern California sprint
marvel. is practically sure Of a place
on the American olympic toam at
Antwerp this fail
Paddock was unanimously picked
as allAmcrican 100 yard-dash man
in the Hypothetical team recently an.
nounced by tho Amateur Athletic
union
His records are: 2oorneter dash.
81 Is seconds tying IN. worlds rec.
ord. 100 yard dash. 3 as seconds. In
the Paris games. last year. Paddock
ran the first lap OF the relay. and hls
time for the 200 meters was FL fat
which stands az a now worlds rec.
ord made from a standing start
Paddock Is picked by a. A. U. eS.
ports RS the most perfect physical
type In the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

Who win fight Kenny Leonard
hercs Judging from the ssnu
ment OF the fans Mt the Arena
last night they want TO s~e
Hcinic Sciiumann, the Tacoma
boy. get the bout Schumann and
Morrie Lux are about The only
two boys who have n chancc to
even make a showing with the
champion
Eddie Marine must be loouy.
He's Schunann's manager. lie
has n chance To have his boy
box the champion Of the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
u. S. GOLFER
IN ENGLISH
FINALS

MUIRFIELD. Scotland,
June 11.-Scoring a victory
over Hon. Michael Scott. OF
the Royal st. Georges club,
here yesterday by a count Of
2 up, Robert A. Gardner, OF
Chicago, won his way into
the finals in the British anna
teur golf championships be-
ing staged here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
JOE GIDEON


There is such a thing In baseball as
being a morning glory hitter" joe
Gedcon. second baseman OF the ST
Louis Browns. says he bats that way
lie smaolCs them In the spring. but In
the fall he loses his hitting cunning
Joe says:
"If ! could hit In tho fall like Z do
In the eaysy spring game I'D make
Ty Cohb's usual official average lock
pretty bad AZ u h.. \ shall be
tseky 10 finish with $50 mark. A
lot Of rockies hat away over SEQ In
the spring. Hat this - the mushroom
season In baseball. such batting ay-
er~G-~ s<e like manning glories--they
Hoax fine while the dew 10 on the
grass. but When the sun comes cut
they fade"
The waifv Of the Dead Sea In,
eight times SIS much salt as ths
ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
Is Greatest Race Horse
CLOTHIERS
AND FELIX
CLUB TO
MIX AGAIN

Tailored Ready and the Felix club
baseball sauadaNhavc decided TO play
their game over one week from sun.
day. The Tailored Ready squad won
their first mix by an : 20 o count
last week. but the game was called
az the end of six innings when the
teams were forced to leave the field
because the grounds close at p. m.
Capt. Dan Mcconnell. OF the
clothiers. admitted that there was no
official agreement between the cap.
tains OF the two teams previous to
the game regarding tho termination
of play at q .. m. This technically
made the game Illegal because nins
innings were not played. The rules
specifically state that fire. rain
or panic which endangers the
players or patrons are the only legal
reasons for calling off game before
nine innings II there In no time limit
sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
TO PLAY
AT LINCOLN

The game win be played off az
Lincoln field Juno 20. and the first
tilt VIII he tossed out of tho records
Tho Tailored Ready squad win
tanglc with the Madison PARK sauan
AZ Lincoln field Sunday. Tho Madi.
son team gave the ciothieru hard
battle Last year and will b, out in
fun force Sunday. Tho game starts
at ! .. m.
The other games billed for Sunday
follow:
INTERPLAY Juniors w. Rainier Val.
ley Juniors. az Columbia field.
Rainier Heights w. Columbia
Slicksrs. al Columbia field. at y. IN.
Shamrock A. c. va. Ballard Reav.
err. Ri Adams field. at ~ noon.
Alh Juniors VI. Felix club az
Walla Walla field.
Cavalier club IS. spartan A. c--Ai
Wildwood park.
City Cubs vs.. Ballard Beavers. at
Adams field Mt 4 .. W.
Mt Baker W.. Greenwood Cubs. at
u. +. Day. az $40
Home team Managers should sec
20 Il that the time for their games
IL announced In Tho Star 10 that
tho visiting teams know whom TO re-
port. II Is important also that both
teams are ready in uniform 10 play
NJ IN. time scheduled 30 the games
can be completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
PLENTY OF
CLASS in
CITY LINKS
TOURNEY

Quality and not quantity prcdoni.
mates in entries in tho city golf title
tourney which gets under way on the
Seattle Golf club oours. today
Tho field includes Bon Stein CAST
years Champion. Leo steil Claire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

and he's holding cut for pro-.
hibitivc medal. according To Clay
iiite. who will stage the bout
here. June q. - the Arena.
Marine ought to be willing TO let
his boy box for almost nothing
because ID isn't every fighter In
the country who gets a chance to
show with the champion Of the
world.
Leonard win never mako the
lightweight limit Of i53 pounds
again, according To critics who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

All ~ Lconartrs Coast fights
win b. no decision bouts Of
course ~ the champion refuses
In fight any decision fights un.
der tho .o.round limit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08
Hard To Beat That System.

In New Orleans there is q negro
waiter who is the acme Of polite atten-
hon and skill. There really isn't much
Tor one to do but open ones mouth
when John is the servito.. The other
DAY man came in who was sized up
oy the experienced John as prob
ably little close" but the service
was fully up to the usua, high stand
ard. The bill came 10 Sd cents and
the patron handed owe. a dollar bill.
John proceeded to present the man
Win his hat as though il were \
coronet, at least, and was in the mid
die OF his second bow Of dismissal
when the man asked:
where's my changer"
Change, sab? Oar warn't none
sab, 'eeptin' my tip-thank you, sahr
John replied with another bow.
But | hadn't given il to YOU" the
man protested.
lob course not, sah!" John respon-
ed with still another bow and smile
"Ah wouldn't think OBJ permittin' YOU
TO go to all dat trouble, sah!" and the
customer went slowly out, looking a
trifle dazed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08

court-martial in New York has
convicted Grover Cleveland Beredoll
a draft dodger, OF desertion from the
army and sentenced him to five wears
in the penitentiary. Bergdoll is the
son Of a wealthy brewer and was q
sporting character well-known in
Philadelphia. He lodged the draft
and managed to escape military ser
vice by hiding in various parts OF the
country. Uncle Sans long arm final.
~ reached him, however, and though
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars were
spent by his mother in an effort TO
save him, he was convicted and has be-
gun to serve his sentence of five wears
at hard labor. His conviction causes
him to lose his citizenship and he can
never vote or hold public Office. The
military authorities will now push
cases against considerable number of
other draft dodgers and deserters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08
Teachers and Ambitious Young Men
AID Women.

For the quickest way to success,
write now to Professor Wilbur r.
Smii n. Lexington. Ky, for circular of
ms old and popular College located in
me beautiful and historical Lexington.
NY. Get our proposition to pay Rail
road fare U. S. Bonds, Notes and
SSchool warrants received Positions.
GU can begin at any time Address
X: SMITH, Lexington, XIV.
Mention this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08
Always Go Wrong.

Observing that the caves over his
kitchen had become eogged b. au.
tumn leaves, Mr.. Higgins, valiant head
Of the family, climbed a .-r. that stood
near the house while his believe 4
Sophia watched him from below.
Just as he was about to $500 out
handful OF leaves the dead limb en-
which he was standing ssv> wsy and
he started to fall.
lnstinctively grasping at other
limbs, he managed TO check his fall
and hung there head downward, his
face the color of boiled beet.
"Sophia-Quick!" he gasped.
"Oh, Arthur she yelled.
Quick, a chairr
In fash it was there.
Now stand upon it,"
But Arthur" she expostulated,
I'm not strong enough to help you
down."
I'll get down all right-soon as |
can get right end upward" he painted.
But what want you TO do is TO take
this fountain pen out of my vest
pocket It's leaking like the dickens :"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08

what part did you take in the ar
gumcnt with your wife ?"
81 listened"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08

Never can tell when you'll mash
ringer or suffer a cut. bruise, burn or
scald. BE prepared. Thousands RELY
on DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your
druggist sefs il. 30c and Coo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-04-08
Catarrh Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
mere IS only one way to cure catar-
rhal deafness, and that is by q con-
Stltutional remedy. Catarrhal Deaf
ness is caused by an infamed condi-
ton OF the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inhamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when il is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result.
Unless the inflammation can be re-
duced and this tube resored TO its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
Stroyed forever. MANY cases OF deaf
ness are caused by catarrh, which is
an iniamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Medicine
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Medidine. Circulars free. All
Druggists, 75c.
F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
NATIONWIDE SEARCH


woman whose bod was found n a
trunk at New YorE. was katherine JACK
son. Of StarEvil.e. Mss.
Tntur was tclc 10y friends that his
name had boon mentioned in connection
with IL" i-uHk murder mystery. He
wen: = vu.:c" headquarters and Hc,Uu,
'ecrcd tEc information that he vas &C
uua.ntrd With tho Jackson woman
whom he had met in this city: Tim; I'D
had Eonc - petrO!: to see her AZ he:
own invitation. and mat hc knew she
had married n man named Leroy.
Tatum said TO had never met Leroy.
but that Ike young woman had 'nl0
him her husband was jealous "f he
,The9 statements Of Tatum gave r.sn 10 =
police theory that Leroy had discovered
his wIre's interest IN Tatum tina IA
ha,i killed her and then shipped IL" Fod%
% -. \. Tatum" 20 inrr!minnte ~" mar
whom no though, to be his rival.
No charge has been placed against
Ta.um. and he is ut Liberty.
No Katherine Jackson.
Jackson. Miss. July 2I.--GuQU!ry n
StarkvilI". Miss, has failed 70 establish
the identity Of katherine Jackson. sad
trunk murder mystery.
\ tam!ly named Jackson. consisting
O. :. brother and three sisters l!vod
tNsrn about tcn years ago. The girls
hula married and are now living In
Greenwood. Miss. and vicinity. None
was named Katherine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
WEST VIRGINIA PAYS
S33,332,383 TAXES
TOU,S, GOVERNMENT

Washington. July 26.-The nation j
, greatest tax bill. $5,4l0. 2S4.IGi. was
collected during the uSCai year ending
June ~. Ofncial figures tonight show
cd that thu tax paid IN the last twelve
months had exceeded all estimates. COLI
grcssIona, and official. BY approximate
J! 5000. U.UUO. and WAS nearly 70 pee
cent larger than the total Ut taxes pahi
! IN either Of The years or 1918 OF l*t9.
The 1918 tax levy yielded S3.S39.?5I.ol2.
Total collections by states ur 0y
groups OF states IN cases where more
than one state comprises district
were announced rs follows.
Alabama and Mississippi. $1,000. 20;
Arkansas, Sl2.233.S1T: California AM
Nevada, $liY.Iig,SvV; ColVr'tu" a'.u
Wyoming. $50, j6s.4S6: Comnccucu, u"'I
Rhode Island. Sljl.3lS.76l: Florida. S4I.-
Sll.y2T54S; Illinois. S+42.:33.07V; In
diana, s73.6OS,76S: Iowa. S39.Ol9.37S;
hansAs. $ip.G3U.l94: kentucky. $47.i93.
U22: Louisiana, $o0.964.32S: Mary land.
Delaware ana the District Of Columbia.
Sl?O.752.4j7; Massachusetts. S35O,92S.-
=35. Michigan. $2na, 49, Is: M"ntan"'
a as and ta !da M}s, s;E ~; MaHssS &c.
Oraska. $24.2ll.475. New Hampsh!r".
Maine and Vermont $+l.59o.6el. NV
Jersey. Sl53.559.23+: New Mexico AN
Arizuna. $S.396.2S3, New York. SLAB,
Horth and south Dakota. S9.@tl.eSj'
.vS4. Oregon. $27.@G+.l23: Pennsylvania,
SSJ..:5. Osb: South Carolina. S26.65J.5 81
'r"nuc9Sec. $S6.l3S.l-T. Texas. Slv3.0U4.-
Jbu. Virginia, S6s.Sl%,34S: Washington
aId Alaska. '$42, 1855 West NirslnlN'
s33.33@.3S3; Wisconsin. S92S@3. 352;
Philippine Islands. Sl.+"5,+TS: postofnc,
sales OF internal revenue stamps (li
luvnthS(, S22.53S, 5Sl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Did you ever want to steal anything:
W-tnGcr how many people think
that's an absurd Question:
trL then ! wonder how many cf u"
,arrn rcup!', # they were ABSOLUTELY
honest with themselves CAS- honest ~
thought rs they arc IN de"dD would not
admit I" themeclvP& that they have had
tho stealing impulse:
Here's the sort of thing ] mean. a
rnud citizen, 4 thoroughly reliable man
who wouldn't really steal any NOR"
Than YOU would. said 10 me tho Other
day. Il never can see n pile Of lumbc"
without thinking I'd Ike 70 'snitch' a
few pieces. | just vision how | would
chino and stow away few pieces ana
make off with them | don't know why
!; IS hut there's something about a pile
Il lumber that always arouses that
primitive feeling In me. supp"a" It 5
because there arc so many things l
want TO do around the hous" with lum-
nrr and tho darn stuff costs so much
that you can't put up cupboard with
ont almost covering Il with silver"
She Wants to Steal Sugar.
\ woman told m" last summer that
no never saw sugar anywhere without:
feeling a.; II s.h, must carry some off.
Two other women with whom W.
were discussing the subject. admitted
that they had these impulses. ono with
regard t. Stik stockings she could JUS
80 herself taking them wien tho clerk :
tack was turncG-and the other In re-
GIrl t. books.
Nv own obscSs;on used to be IN rcin.
rlun 10 money it%clf--nOt bill" tcsp"ctal
~ not unclCan oncsl. so much "a s!l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
PISTOL FRAY.
At GOLFERS
DAVE JOHNSON ESCAPES TO KILLS
AFTER WOUNDING ANOTHER
NEGRO AND BATTLING
OFFICER
Victim. Whose Name Is Unknown, IN
Steubeavtlle HOSP IT, Unconscious
With Bullet In Breast.

\ negro. who's" nam" - H',hi."Wu. ~"
tn "a" Oh:u VALLEY h'Srio' 1T NtnH' .
sill" OHIO. unc,uSC5"uS rom me 90
fry;S Of a ballet. .iIcccl :" htl" hrri
nrcd into his: bv':,,t by p;N" I"hnS' D.
another mgr. - Golfers. W. Va, Rae
Monday afternoon
johnson escaped % tho l...a "'ck -
Nc,rtnn W. Va. ;,Ft.r tn" $h""i!hH.
all ~ ~ early h"G~ tHiS in"rnsnS HAD
not been appr Ncudri.
officers tr"m r"lIcrs. Wcirtou ara
iIu,lidIy'S C"I". engaged IN mth'hun,
for johnson. amt We're quickly jo.u'h
lv sheriff J. K. L:,t"u and scycr"'
deputies. who rUshrd from NCiIsOurS
I, the scene Of the shooting. Sh'riii
I.i'tvu returned l. his oinrc at Weiss
burg carly this morning, aud over me
long distance telephone tu.d the lnt"!l-
:,"nCcr that III" search Tor Johnson
w.u,d Nc rcu'ACd at dHNhr, ali.
Johnson and his victim ne sad y
have Quarr"l-d oyer st Of Dice, TAD
Tag to III" shooting.
ON" uilIc": ~ W"!rtou Is. said tn have
encountered Johnson lonc-haud"d, h";
tho negro Uutf"USAt thN officer an"
made h'S I9;tway toward th' n!!'
bnr'l G" Wclrt ~. ryHtinE thrcr hul.vlS
from. tho officers revolver
Tho yicrsm Of IN" shooting, II VA
stated at Stcuhc Hy;'!r thlS nnrn'"E
MAS about - Years e aC". Hrd &c 50 .
vr.snd 10 have ben employed n in'''
:, Golfers HIS condition ~ s"r:'nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
,S3 (! Is: T 7 KS ! q =
k by Rqfth Cameron III
WHAT WOULD you LIKE TO STEAL?

, vcr. II saw handful OF loose c nneisf
flung on & dresser or table ac'un az
had a desire to sweep II INTO n''
pocket. ,, -
! For some reason or other / seem 10
Lsyn gotten over that. and SIX lnscri"
T., The thing Id like to steal now;
Tho Fest People Have Bad InpuIsett
The Authormnn. who has oeeh iooh
Ing over my shoulder. wants 10 know
/ If don't think that saying such things
might have the effect Of making peoPIe
think that stealing isn't 50 great SIN
should hope not! That perfectly
good people may have perfectly Wickt y
Impulses doesn't mean that yleldlns "
such impulses is any more 1ustlHd
Tho thing that makes them Eooo CIV
zens Is that they have much more Pc"
crful inhlbItions against those impulses.
Its the lnck Of the inhibition. ratnct
than tho presence OF the lhputSSS' '
makes the criminal.
Tho Sweetest Lady Know.
There may he people who dnt even
havr bad impulses, hut ! must say !
doubt IT, Tho sweetest elderly LADY
know. m absolutely uns"llish person
who will certainly walk straight UP NC
! golden stairs into Heaven when tho
| Noor out OF life is opened to her, does
not like me TO tell her how good She
| is You mustn't say that" she says
"NVhy, have all sorts Of bad thouGhts;,
Do you think Paul or Peter or Pnii,
Inns Brooks or Abraham Lincoln Lacked
| bad impulses? I don't. Wouldn't Won
! dor hit II when Peter saw fine stron?
! Nsh net. he sometimes thought he would
! like to steal it--would you?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Franco Objects

Paris. july - TIE proposal BY the
l:uS%ian SoN!c; E"v"rahrnt for = con-
i.rrmc" ~ London With al Inc allies. as
rrT"r'rl N last nights dispatches Will
~ tho subject oC ga "N''r'nf" "f views
hrtw,,n France and Great britain
1t - po5sihl" that Irrm:crs floyd
George and MIllcrInd VIE NICE. DURING
~" present week TO- = discussion "f the
rIplJ- to w.. made !" Moscow.
As yi"wCl here tine Sov!c; government
has seized upon IA" .ll'"d demand for
AN arm:SiIcc with Poland as pr"t"Nt
fer a return 70 the original Soviet cam
raiEu ru- official recognition of H."
Moscow government and poit'icA! circles
~ Paris. regard IN" n'an"u"'"r aS a
skiilful one which has placed some OF
tho allies particularly France II Il
do!icnt" position
France has not rcdScd 70 consider the
Soviet government * an Irregular ono,
not supported hy the fire." viii of tn"
people and consequently Il has resisted
All action with reference tr Russia that
might "v"u remotely be considered as
recognition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
BREEZE FAILS
Continued From Page One.)

l.,-n tic lead n $50 and three sc"cDd9
later was about ten seconds ahead OF
the ldptru craft
At I.55 with thc rlo"ps reaching down
the Jersey Shore. Rcs"lute was about 90
yards ahead and 700 IarCs 10 wlnd'
ward. Captain adams holNCa = bal
|, uncr. f"rSlay sail on the d. fender ana
SnHmrock followed with a smaller fore
stay sail.
Ecsoiutc opor'd up hc~ load 10y DIS
covering puiis II air hero and iNcrH and
Ehu>;iuK ;,l,ug ~ q surprising Ire:ier
Then fortune favored ShArnro'E when -
ZEPHYR eIa1ied her 70 CUt down som"
.uC Eos"lutc's lead which At ocl"cn
VAS about 100 yards.
At ":lD the yachts were mics
southeast 81 Highland nGut, standing
a liItla west OF South on the port tack
with Ersolutc about 81 yards ahead and
4 hundred yards 10 Niu.W2iG.
The Scoops lid Jus steering way;
They were ;hcu ten miles TO l"tw''"i
of ,ar ILark. Eoth were GnIrr NA.irrh'
crs and ;ho Halloon"r staysniiS.
Proving n N"ttor drlfl"r II! nc faint
airs. the American :'l""p AZ =" h"d
clear lead OF about 500 yards ov,- IN"
challenger. ,-o
R"solut" took in her h2'pOrc' n -:"n
O'Clock when rshc was n M@nnouth
Reach Rhou, a quarter o. mile ahSAH
Ug Shamrock. nearly hcc1imcd "s'"'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the tnitcI
states for the Northern District o.
Yves; Virginia.
In ,nc matter of J. +. Moy-aa. HAn"-
r,:p; In Bankruptcy. Nc. SO.
To III" Honorable Alsto" - "a!i"n'
Judge Of tho District Court - no
United States for the Northern i'!S-
ir!Ct cc Wet Virginia
j. =. Morgan. o; Wheeling. ~ TIE
COUNTY Of ONO and state "f Vest Nir-
ginia. IN sad District. respectfully rep
rGScNtS.
past. no Was duly adjudKei bankrupt
under me Acts Of Congress relating TO
bankrup;vy: that no has duly surrender
cd al MS property and rights % prop
cry ard has fully compiled wl:h all the
reGu!rcnIcats O: said Acts aHd O: tic
orders Of the court touching HIS bank
:Uptcy.
/, Whc~"C"yc ha pays thai 10 may 70
decrrrl ~ the coGrt TO ha,c full dis
,nurgc from al debts provnh.c against
his "s;i'o uudc: SAID EanIrur; Acts, "N-
ccp, sucn Jcnls rs are excepted by law
t.rln such discharge.
l>utcd lI.s IN day at May. \. =, l"-C
j L. MORGAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
DENY WOMEN WERE IN
THE MOB or LYNCHERS

charleston. W. Va. July "6.--NN Ar
rests were made today nor clues re-
ported IN connection with ~" !!n"N.Ne
oC William RHua"t. JT.. son Of former
Judge ~ tpyctts county. who was taken
from n" jail hy mob early SUNDAY
morning and hanged ny 4 mob Of cit'-
cons Efforts are being made ny Shcr-
III Henry McCirNw and MaSec McCiunE.
prosecuting attorney. to establish tho
Identity ~ mcTGerS Of tho mob
Tho report that women constituted n
good portion % the mob was generally
dlSrred!icd IN Fpyctte county today.
The tracks II: the scene OF the hanging
showed that the place had been waited
hv women wfr" SAID 10 have been made
aov"ral days ago. and before the last
IAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Tho mark was stIll about ten miles
away. almost dead 10 windward.
R"sClutH then set number two
reaching ~, hut It hung like Monday, y
Wet wash Captain Adams soon had II
down Shamrock also took in her bis
DIllO"r"r.
At 81 Ecyolutc was leading by cas-
,ly half a mIlr. Ruth slu"p9 wcrc
h"rdinE of shore on the Starhoard tack.
Pointing higher INTO the wind, the d..
fender footed just as fast as Shamrock
amd at 3:t5 when about SIX miles from
The FIRST turn had established and main
tanned Il Lead ~ mil" and half.
There Was l!''l" prospect. however.
that The race could 10 finished within
The time limit. II II l. not. II Is expect
Ell n" yachts Will race again tomorrow
The yachts were virtually b"cAlIned
ri lis. R"soluto almost got in irons ri
rrr time in teckiuB Shamrock con
,.HUca h"r course scaward making hard
" my Roadway
KcsolutN had lend OF about two
miles a, 4:o7 whom both sloop@ Wero
searching for hr"'2'.