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New-York tribune., 1920-04-13
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Government. The Company is young its officers
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-26

Above prices are the very lowest Compare them. Trade
at Kelnos-the finest, most uP-tO-date market IN liam
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-26
MEATS
Phone Hammond 49

IaIIV hams small, Iean z &C
S,gift's Premium, Morris Supreme Bacon,
whole or half ........... 47c
, 1920-08-12
DEAFNESS
And Noises In The Head.

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accep any substitute, but send money
order for a supply direct to the SOUR
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ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1920-08-12
TELEGRAMS
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delayed In IranSmlSSIOn).
London, Aug. 5th.-Among British
officials and the diplomats of the other
nations mere undiisguised anxiety is fell
over the Russo-Polish situation. One
high official said that the situation is as
grave as that in August 1914.
Paris, Aug. 5th.-Great Britain has
taken steps to rapidly mobilize two divi-
sions for service in Poland, according to
the Matin, which adds, that the plans Tor
the transportation and revictualling of
this force have been prepared. Negoti-
atiOns between France and Great Britain
for the purpose of devising means for
aiding Poland are being pushed actively,
other papers assert that the Bureau,
which has been liquidating war stocks,
has cancelled certain previous engage
ments.
London, Aug. 5th-M. Kameneff, Pres
ident on the Moscow Soviet, is reported
to have sen q message to his Govt.
asking that Russia accept Immediately
the original British proposals for an ar
mistiSe with Poland.
Warsaw, Aug. 5th.-The Russian So
Vet Armies, driving against the Polish
lines defending Warsaw, maintain an
average progress ct six miles per day in
the direction of this city. They are be-
Jig held in the South however, and in
some places are being pushed back from
the district east of Lemberg, which is one
of the detectives of their campaign.
Constantinople, Aug. 5th.-The Turk
ish Nationalists opened a bitter offensive
against the Greeks on q sixty mile front
in Asia Minor on Monday. The battle
line extended along the Bagdad railway,
westward from Kutahia to Sizau. The
Greek forces in Anatolia are being rein
, 1920-08-12

today by Or. Simmons, the Minister for
Foreign Affairs. He intimated that if
the necessity arose Germany would fight
to prevent such violation of German
territory.
London, Aug. 9th. The Herald" the
Iabour organ, says today that the British
North Sea Squadron has been ordered to
the Baltic Sea, and that instructions
have been issued to reimpose the block
ade against Russia.
Ottawa, Aug. 5th. The Western I'm
perial Press Conference has been ofici
ally declared open by His Excellency
the Governor General Of the D0min-
ion, and speeches, were made by the
Premier and Mr.. King, the Leader of
the Opposition. A discussion was enter
ed into on the principal resolution on
the agenda relating to cable rates and
facilities. After several hours of
debate the consideration Of the r~esoiu-
ton was postponed until tomorrow, TO
permit of it being reframed to include
the corrections and alternatives brought
cut during the discussion. Viscount
Burnham. Chairman Of the British dele
cation, was elected Chairman of the
Conference, which will continue in
Ottawa until Saturday afternoon.
London, Aug. 6th,-In the House of
Commons the Govt. defeated a motion
of Mr.. Clynes, Labourite, for the re
%jectio4 of the'new Irish Crimes Bill and
the measure passed its second reading
by a vote Of 289 to II.
Warsaw, Aug. 6th.-The defensive
line east Of this city has been pierced
in several places, according to reports
from the front, and precautions have
been begun for transferring the seat
of Govt. to Posen. The Soviet troops
have been checked in their westward
rush along the Prussian border.
, 1920-08-12

with OLHGf uetdclUentS nave already aQ-
vsnced from lsmid to Adabazar.
London, Aug. 5th.-A wireless mes
sage from Berlin says hat the Russians
have now advanced to within sixty-two
miles Of Warsaw and to within forty
miles. east of Lemberg. The despatch
adds that there is a panic In Warsaw and
all the wealthy people are fleeing.
London, Aug 5th.-Soviet Russia con-
Guided a secret treaty with Germany con-
corning Poland a few weeks before the
Great Polish offensive began. a y the
correspondent of the Times.
London, Aug 9Th. The Russian Soviet
reply to Great Britain, calling for d halt
of the Bolshevik advance in Poland is a
refusal, according to the London Times.
would not obey the order and will only
be content when they reach Warsaw
which has been promised them for loot.
London, Aug 5th.-In the House of
Commons today Mr.. Lilo d George was
asked whether pressure was being ap
piled by the Allies or Great Britain to
Czecho- Slovakia to assist Poland with
men or munitions against Russia. The
Premier said, Everything depends up
on the answer we receive and if u~nsatis-
factory Of course we shall bring pres
sure TO bear on everybody to give the
necessary support to Poland. Replying
to a question as to the involving of 9th
err countries in a new war, he said,
You DON'T go to war necessarily when
you allow the %ransit of munitions.
Asked whether in case the Soviet an
swer was unsatisfactory the House
could understand no pressure would be
applied to Czecho. Slovakia or other Dor
der States to use armed intervention in
favour of Poland, the Premier replied.
If it becomes quite clear that the Sow
ct authorities mean to destroy Poland,
| certainly could not give any under stand
ing of the kind" The Premier's reply
brought out cheeF3.
London, Aug. 9Th The Govt. suffer
ed a defeat in the House of Lolds late
last night, on an amendment to the Mines
Bill, p~rosposing that instead of a Minis
ter of Mines there should be Parliament
tary Secretary. I.ord Peel, speaking for
the Govt, urged that the amendment
constituted an attack on the principle Of
the bill, but the Peers carried the amend
menr by a vote Ct 80 to %.
Berlin, Aug. 9Th. + German Govt.
is determined to prevent by all means
the Entente sending troops through Ger
man territory to help Poland, according
to a declaration Yade in the Reichstag
, 1920-08-12

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Cullum is honor man of the 1920
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est in his classes among all this
years new army officers.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Halloween REVEL
At MOUNT SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES ENJoYED ANNUA1
cHAAAcTE1-HADoU 11V1L
LAST EVEI1H0
Every Kind OF Amusement Prom Oldest
to Newest stagsd-1raay Prstty
Costumes

Never, in all their charmed existence
did the witches do better work to be-
guile the passing hour than they did al
the Mount last evening when the class
party. which. on this occasion, took the
form OF Il Character-hasque Revel.
To the strains OF the grand entrance
march the rcvcllers. like q Xerttaeie
rainbow of color and beauty. filed into
the play-room. masked and adorned with
An artistic variety which it would take
4 magic pen TO describe. The main body
of the procession was followed by the
Broomstick Brigade. consisting OF stern
faced sufrraxcttes. headed BY Miss Mar
tina Grace Smith.
The feminine side of the would be
these clever caricaturists In = manner
that was irreslstlbiy funny. Then there
appeared on the scene 4 creature 80 un-
Canny that one would have thouEht me
mountain Businesses had yielded up the
wierdest and most revengeful yirako
that had ever roamed their darksomo
haunts But the fierce spirit was mono
other than Miss Princine NtBo, In the
witches. il not bewitching disguise.
and her fearful lamentations were only
4 tragic bit Of acting.
Miss Madelon Moran was chosen to
impersonate Fate. and her costume and
acting were suited we'll 10 the character
in which zeal and woe must mingle
draught for humankind.
The games and contests were unusual
" spirited and novel. though the time
honorcd diving for something. generally
apples. floating In q tub Of water. was
in evidence. The decorations Of the
play-room were uncommonly attractive
and appropriate Pumpkin blossoms,
made or green and yellow crepe paper,
adorned the pillars and chandeliers.
while from corners and recesses there
could be seen tho black cats. owls and
birds OF III omen that haunt the hour
OF mystery. After the revels. delicious
lunch was served. and the merry max
ers danced TIL tho bell rang for bed
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
CHAIRMAN RErsTER SAYS IT n
ONLY A QUESTION OF MAYOR
rrY; COUNTY CANDIDATES
QArN STBEN9TH,
Jolli1loaSioa VIM wtndup Republican
Campaign Monday; Motor Corps
WIN BE Active.

Strcc'-corner addresses will he made
this evening by "F1ytnE Squadron OF
Republican orators. Tho speakers will
be driven by tho mems and women's mo-
tor corps through tho business and resi-
Dental sections Of the city. The speak
ers will deliver brief talks from the
automobiles.
This will wind up the speaking cam
paign OF the Republicans in Ohio county.
On Monday evening a street dcmonstra-
clubs from Pittsburgh. Sceubcnvillc.
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport. E"llaire and
Moundsville will take part. The Har.I-
ing-Coolidge club OF Ohio county will
marshall Its full strength for the dem
onstration. The members OF the club
will march with Japanese lanterns. Mu-
sic will be furnished by. five bands.
ReAseor's Forecast
Chairman Robert J. Reister OF the
Ohio County Republican Executive COM
mittee in summing up the campaign
last evening said:
1T Is only n question OF majority.
Ohio county will roll up q tremendous
Republican majority Tuesday. the larry
est in its history. Not only will Senator
Harding. Ben l.. Rosenbloom. Congress
sional nominee and the State ticket re-
ceivc overwhelming majorities over their
opponents but our entire county tickrt
will be elected bv overwhelming ma
joritien
Much or the success or our cam
paiSn has been to the untiring efforts
Of the women They have been rs active
in the campaign as have tho men From
morning until late at night a corps OF
these active workers arc to be found
at headquarters while others are max
ing q canvas Of the county or address,
ing political meetings.
The majority OF the Republican
candidates will be greatly augmented
by the vote received from those loyal
women. -Thile it Is their first vote t:eY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

SPEAK TONIGHT
PARADE THIS EVENING At 7:3o
O'CLOCK, FOLLOWED By AD-
DKESS AT THE MARKET
AUDITORIUM
o. v. T. O. L. Assembly Officials VIM
Head the Proceeaion-vis1torS
Expected

Hon. Samuel r. Montgomery candi-
date for Governor Of the State Of West
Virginia will speak ut the Market Audi
forum this evening. and preceding his
meeting there will be street parade.
headed by Rauch's band
Joseph u. Sheppard. will be chief
marshall Of the parade and his aides are
James O'Toole and l.. r Sprouse. The
parade will form as follows: First div
isIon on Chapline. south OF Twentieth
street; Second division on Twentieth
street, west OF Chapline and Third div
ision on Market. south Of Twentieth
street.
The first division will be composed
Of Mr.. Montgomery, Hon. J. p. Ar
benz. James Beans. p. D. Burton. G. r.
blizzard. New Simms. Louis Leonard, OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
scmbly, it's officers and delegates. The
second division will be composed OF
residents OF Cameron. Moundsville. Fol-
lansbre. Chester. Newell. Elm Grove,
Philadelphia. Sistersville and other out
lying districts. The third division will
he composed OF the members <of the
United Nine Workers, trades unionists
and local residents. The parade will
move promptly at 1880 o'clock and the
meeting will start at S o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
REPUBLICAN FLYING SQUADRON"
WILL HOLD MEETINGS TONIGHT

have displayed keen knowledge or the
issues Of the campaign and are we'll
versed on every issue"
Candidates. Are Confident.
Expressions from the Republican can
didates themselves indicate a confidence
of the result. Here is what some Of
them say:
Harry r. Clousc. nominee for sheriff
My friends who have been active for
me in this campaign have IMPRESSED
me with the fact Tint I Will receive u
united support from the Republicans Of
Ohio county. That being true nv cleo
ton is assured"
Carl G. Bachmann. nominee for prose-
cutting Attorney am confident OF
being elected by a good majority for I
have the support Of large majority or
the women voters as well as the men.
The campaign made against my charac-
ter by the Democrats has reacted against
their candidate"
Ben l.. Rosonbloom. nominee for
Congress-"I want to thank my many
friends for their active work in my
behalf. From their assuring talks ] am
confident that I will represent the First
District in the next Congress. have re-
ceived wonderful reports from all coun-
ties In the district and concede my OPP
ponent but one cOunty--NetZeL
Rallies Last Evening.
Republican rallies were held last
evening at GrcEgsville and Fulton. The
voters of Greggsvillc were addressed
by w. D. McCluskey and Attorney Aus
tin Woods: at Fulton by Alex Campbell.
James X. Hall and Mrs. Flora Williams.
At Moundsvillc Monday debate on
the League Of Nations will be held be-
tween Martin Brown. Republican and
J. Howard Holt. Democrat. The debate
will be held in the court house:
Walter l.. kenton of Huntington v-ns
in the city yesterday In speaking OF tho
political situation In the southern end
Of the State he said:
Southern West Virginia will roll up
n tremendous Republican majority
Tuesday. Judge f. F. Morgan. Republi-
can nominee for governor will sweep
that section and the entire Republican
State ticket will he carried with him.
Whatever strength Mr.. Montgomery has
had has been lost during IN" lr"' ""l
Hs Sat mean ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
II shan not undertake 20 SGT aside

IT shan not undertake 20 SGT aside
and refuse to enforce Al act OF con-
600, Az has 30 recently bean done IN
tAS case Of the merchant H,Arin0 act.
ANIL enforce all tho laws, whether I
personally Ike them or not, and II
thinG that any law - vitality uawise, or
fmpropor shall not resort 70 nullihoa-
tion. rut shall submit the matter. with
wv rIeva 20 conErUxs and call that body
torvtnsr in Epecial session II nsoessary
70 thae snd.r-w1rren q. Harding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

his strength. He will not poll as large
vote in many of the counties as he
did in the primaries. Senator Harding
will. in my opinion carry the State br
a majority little short Of 1000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

~ shsu ut submit Q treAtv 70 tAs
senate with the Arrogant demand tAet
they shall take It OF lSAvO II. SILL
q, XaAt1E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

Frank Lewandoski. we'll known resi-.
dent Of South Wheeling. made appl!ca.
ton to Permit Clerk George Abrams
saturday for the erection Of . frame
garage to be located In the rear OF no:
for onS car. The moor viii be OF con-
crete while the roof will be OF compos-
itiotl, The cost IL not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

Prosecuting Attorney D. A. Mckee
stated yesterday afternoon that no
Ing term Of criminal court 80 far"
said Mr.. Mckee, there Is no law In she
state which states that woman cal
act as Juror" Tho term OF court VIZ
convene on Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

william G. whitsm Of 1896 Plainyiew
avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. and Joseph G.
Lamb, of 1888 Pioneer avenue: OF the
same city. were examined by serEeant
vesterdav and have been accepted for
Assignment to the Btfty-hrst Coast Ar.
tillery corps, At Camp Jackson. 8. e
both men left for Huntington last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

buy WAR SAVINGS srAnPa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

The attorneys representing the Kim.
berly company in it's litigation Against
fore. the state supreme court Of appeals
at Charleston. Attorney Obrien rep
resented tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

Joe Salapek. aged 40. an Austrian mill
worker, declared his intention Of becom:
ing a citizen before Clerk Of Unind
states District Court John II. Conrad
239 Marshall street, Benwood, w Va.
Joe has been in this country for nlteen
years, coming nero from Bremen Ger
many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

have displayed keen knowledge Of the
issues Of the campaign and are we'll
versed on every issue"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
EGty&@s

The hrst snow Of the season fell in
In the suburbs beyond the city the snow
for few minutes came down quite
rapidly but in the city 1t fell a. slush
or rain. Coincident to the nrst SOW
fall the mercury dropped to the lowest
point Of tho fsil' the ,n .emP tsr." d.S S
above the freezing point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Vote OF KOfOc.

There Is a nation a member OF the
league whom you probably never heard
! OF. I didn't until read this covenant.
jt L. Hejec. a small island It's king IS
on the payroll OF Great Britain. Ono
time we had a dispute with that nation
and sent our warshlpS 20 it's port. The
king and two men came out In a small
!, were attired in thA same manner in
. which they ware born. The king wore
q silk hat. Yet that nation has the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-24
NOT ICE

To formers and umbcrmen the
Frost, Veneer Seating COMPANY Id.
will pay the highest cash prices for
hardwood veneer logs, on cars or
delivered at our factory the coming
Write Call, write or telephone.
Fro3's Veneer Seating Co. Ltd,
Newport, Vermont, 3. Nv. Longc
WON Ntanannr 02-A MkS
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-24
Thanksgiving
Day

...---..I -'.ll-'-'-..l '-'--.1- ~ '..'1''.'l
9U'cEl Vo''oIIo" s'o"Io DC more
tAan day OF Teasing out Of Joy.
It should be one of tue Thanksg V
ino ,11ch ba,., ,yo to no grateful
for-and we faiI in flc di.chargc of
onr own obIi"ntions ma in on, cy-
annie 10 the incom.nr generation if
E IA ao4 4. Sod ;, & o5 sss +
ilo' u M L LII, ,["'' a ~ Tb 81 %
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-24

WAN1ED-Chumbcx maid and
kitchen maid at once. A. NJ. Bowen,
Newport House. Ill II
STORAGE for automobiles, truck,
and ,.agony Homer Bcnj"mjn, Glen.
P0aG. Newport. 1873 l22
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-08-27

As briefly stated in our last issue,
Tennessee has ratified the Susan b.
Anthony Suffrage Amendment, giving
women the rightto vote, thereby crown
ing with victory the long and stubborn
fight of the fair sex.
We have always been opposed TO
woman suffrage for two reasons -
first, because we do not believe that a
majority Of the women in this country
want suffrage; second. because we have
thought and believed that woman's
sphere in life was in the home, where
she has always exercised the highest
and most potent influence. But now,
that the Nineteenth Amendment has
been adopted, we welcome and con-
graduate the ladies as voters, and in
vite them to join the Republican party
the party Of progress, The party that
means America for Americans, the
party that stands for fair and honest
election laws, by which every voter
can east his or her ballot as conscience
dictates and have that ballos counted
as cast, the party that stands for re-
forms in onr government which will
bring happiness and peace to the peo-
pie.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-08-27

Gasoline win cost more than 40 cents
gallon throughout the United States
by September Is, officials at Washing
ton believe, unless rcfiners succeed in
pcrsnadiug joy riders to curtail con-
sumption.
Officials now are studyinE q ie1la-
tive proposal OF big reiincrs to cut
down consumption through an inior-
NAL system III rationiug to apply in all
A. States. The system would be a9-
Piled entirely by reiiners and be With
out Government authority, though Il
probably will have the moral backing
OF Government officials. approximate
~ lOsD00,0 900 owners OF automobiles,
power boats and airplanes would be
affected.
The gas situation now is more Sc
rious than il has been for months
Consumption is reported as between
$1,000, 900 and Il, 200, 900 gallons daily.
Production, however, is running p
proximately 100000 gallons below
consumption. The difference rcpee-
sents the amount by which the reserve
supplies are being drawn oil. Re
serves now arc reported rs lower than
at this time last year, despite the fact
that al the beginning Of spring the
stores were the biggest in years.