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Williams news., 1920-11-12

R. H. Marine, manager of the Coconino Copper Mining Com pany which is develoging a mine about eight miles this side of Grand Canyon, was in Will Hams last Saturday. The company has struck rich ore on their claims and are working on prospects which many good mining men have declared are even better than those at Je- rome when work was first be- gun there. Work is being carried on he mines at the pre- ent time but the company will wait until spring to begin the sinking of the shaft in earnest. Until the shaft is down about 1000 feet it will be impossible to determine the amount of ore to be reached.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
Allan B. James Dead.

Allan B. James, for many years editor and publisher of the Tucson Citizen, Of Tucson, Arizona, and recognized repub-
 ican leader of the state, died suddenly Monday. Appendi- citis is given as the cause of his death. He was a compara- lively young man, but Al years old, and should have had his best years ahead of him. His paper, The Citizen, was recog- nized as second to none in the Southwest, and undoubtedly had great deal to do with turning the state Republican at the last election. In hiT death the state has lost one of it's greatest men.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
MUSIC CLUB PROGRAM

The Music Department of the Woman's Club will give the fol lowing program at their meet ing, Friday, November 18th, at four o'clock at the School house Assembly Room. All members are requested to be present on time as the program will begin at four fifteen, sharp. Mrs. Harold Greene is in charge of the program.
 Analysis of Program with blo- graphical sketch of Schu- mann and Schubert ---
 Mrs. Williams The Lord is my Shepherd =
 --Schubert
 Club Chorus , Unfinished Symphony; 1st Movement --- Schubert Miss AIcorn, Mrs. Johnson Who is Sylvia
 My Sweet Repose --- Schubert
 Mrs. Rittenhouse i, Impromptu ----- Schubert
 Mrs. Erie Poison Butterflies ------ Schumann Mrs. Harold Greene Hark, Hark, The Lark --
 --Schubert-Liszt
 Miss Alcorn Moonlight Song - Schumann
 Mrs. Johnson Marche Militaire - Schubert
 Miss A1corn The Wanderer -- Schubert
 Miss Bigger Whims ------ Schumann
 Miss Jones Ave Maria --- Schubert
 Mrs. Elliott Novellette. No. 7 - Schumann
 Mrs. Greene Serenade -------- Schubert
 Club Chorus
Williams news., 1920-11-12
WHITE WAY BLAZING

Williams White Way is now an accomplished fact. Visitors arriving at night will recognize the town for the enterprlzlng and progressive little city which it is. The persistent boosters who are responsible for this inn provement deserve an unanl- nous vote of thanks from all the people interested in Will Hams.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
J. M. Sevier drove MT. Herr's

J. M. Sevier drove MT. Herr's bailer out to his ranch south of town Thursday, to bale hay that he raised on the Willard Sevier ranch. The hay crop is light but of good quality. MT. J. M. Sevier has in twenty acres of winter wheat on his own homestead located near that of his brother.
 WANTED: Salesman for Williams and vicinity. Com mission contract only for spare time or full time We teach you to sell income protection through our free school of in struction and help you build a business of your own. Mass achusetts Bonding and Insur- ance Company. Accident and Health Dept. Saginaw. Mich igan, Capital $1, 100000.
Williams news., 1920-11-12

LOST! on Railroad Avenue, be- tween White Garage and camp ing ground west of town. a tent with bedding rolled inside. Fin der please leave with Marshal Burns and receive reward. A. J. Reichel, Battlecreek, Mich.
 K. c. Kirby, wife and daugh- ter, left this week to spend the winter in Needles where MT. Kirby has a store.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
Certainly Appreciated

1 take this means of reaching the voters of Williams, Red Lake and western Coconino. to tell them how I appreciate the great big vote given me by this section on November second. At the time of writing this my election is still in doubt, but whether elected or not, I am grateful to these voters, from the bottom of nnv heart.
 HENRY L. APHOLD
Williams news., 1920-11-12
BIG REDUCTION
 ON MILLINERY.

We are offering from B 1-3 to 50 per cent off on every hat in the store. This years goods, new and stylish.
 DIAL'S STORE
Williams news., 1920-11-12
BOWDEN-GREEN

MT. B. B. Bowdon and Mise Elizabeth Green were married at 4 20 in the afternoon, Sun day, November 7th. The cere- mony was performed at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. W. l. Lowe officiating.
 MT. Bowdon is a partner in the firm of Bowdon and Messi- mer doing business as Grand Canyon Drug Store. He bought out the interest of Tom Ander- son last spring and has since de- voted his entire time to the drug store that is until he met Miss Green. He is a popu- lar and industrious young man. and is welcomed as homemak CT in Williams.
 Miss Elizabeth Green is sister of Mrs. Tracey Rice, and came to Williams little over a year ago. She worked for a number of months in Rabbits store here, and has since lived with her sister at camp Clover. She has made many friends since coming to Williams, and all unite in congratulating MT. Bowdon and wishing the newIi- weds long and happy married life together.
 Racket Store
 Fresh Fruit "The best ever1'
 Racket Store
 Wood stoves for sale. See them at the Cherokee Hotel.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
F. S. Herr has completed baling his hay.


 baling his hay.
 Sunflowrs are being exten- sively grown for silage in parts of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana where climatic conditions are such as to make corn grow1?g for silage uncer' and when cut green for silage have not developed enough wood in the stalks to seriously impair their use for cattle feed. Growing of sunfiowers is being encouraged by the county agents, and extensive tests of the action of silage on sunflow-' CTS are being made at the United States department ex- pertinent station at Redfeld, s. Oak.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
Williams Defeats kingman

Williams Defeats kingman
 The Boys basket ball team of the Williams High School. de- -feated the Kingman High School team by a score of Al tn IA, on the Williams court last Friday evening. The game was an interesting one in spite of the uneven score. The Williams boys took the lead in the first half and maintained it turnout the game, but the Kingman boys made them work for every basket they secured up until the last whistle blew. The local boys entertained their visitors with a dance after the game. The visitors enjoyed themselves so we'll that they were loath to depart from the beautiful mountain city on the following day.
 It will be remembered that the. Williams High School team won every game but the last one last year, and they are making the same start this year. If they can include the last game in their victories this year they will be in line for the state championship. Basket ball is a fine game when played in the spirit of sportmanship as the Williams boys play it. The people of the community should get squarely behind the local team.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
FARM WANTED

Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale worth the price asked. l.. c. Jones, Box 551, Olney, III.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Little Clymer Jeffries is back
 in school, after a mild attack
 of themumps.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrin and son MT. Lilo Perrin, leave for Washington, D. c. on the 17th of November.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerrie Lee and family are enjoying the State Fair at Phoenix.
 Mrs. A. M. Roots sister who has been visiting here the past two weeks, left for her home in Kansas City, Wednesday.
 33 1-3 to SO Per Cent Of on all ladies millinery in stock this years styles.
 Miss Kirk is back presiding over the third grade of the Will Hams school, after recovering from an attack of the humps.
 Bill Amann is back at his old position with James Kennedy. after a couple of months vaca- ton spent mostly on the coast.
 MT. Martin Buggeln and h1s daughter, Mrs. Edwin Johnson, are attending the State Fair in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Mary Nellis has gone to Thoreau, N. M., where she will spend the winter. It is her 1n- tention to return to Williams for the summer next year.
 Miss Bogle who has been the guest of her uncle, MT. B. J. Nordyke, and family for the past few weeks, left for the coast on Thursday.
 Mrs. Jesse A. Sine left on Wednesday for Phoenix where she plans to spend the winter, keeping house for her daughter Miss Grace Sine. Miss Sine is now working on the Gazette. To Ratoon, N. M.
 Mrs. Frank Sylvester and little son, and sister left last morning, for visit with Mrs. Sylvester's parents at Ratoon, New Mexico: Frank is again a bachelor and is in for a few lonesome weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Moose of i Garland Prairie, set out over, land, Wednesday to take in the State Fair at Phoenix. From Phoenix they will go to Yuma and later to California points to spend the winter.
 w. c. Rittenhouse, county and Charles E. Larson, State Senator-elect, are the convention of the Park to Park Highway As sociation now in session in Den yer.
 Dr. Jeffries on Vacation
 Dr. Jeffries left Monday night by the southern route, for his boyhood home in Atlanta, Ga, where he will visit for a time with his father and other rela- tives. He expects also to study for a time at Atlanta and will return by way of Chi cago, stopping for a few weeks study in that city.
 Don't miss the opportunity of getting some of those good photographs that are being made by the new photographic at Old Justice Peace room here in Williams.
 Mrs. T. H. Cureton and son Carl, who were sharing Miles Cureton's Quarentine with him last week were back at school again this week. Mrs Cureton is teaching one of the Mexican
Williams news., 1920-11-12

Two town lots for sale at a bargain.- SILVERNAIL.
Williams news., 1920-11-12

Not long till Xmas, your photograph makes the best gift of all. Get it made now. By the new Photographer, Old Justice Peace room.
Williams news., 1920-11-12

Mrs. T. H. Cureton and son Carl, who were sharing Miles Cureton's Quarentine with him last week were back at school again this week. Mrs. Cureton is teaching one of the Mexican primaries.
Williams news., 1920-11-12

Little Clymer Jeffries is back in school, after a mild attack of themumps.
Williams news., 1920-11-12

Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrin anC son MT. Lilo Perrin, leave fol D. c. on the 17tf of November.
Williams news., 1920-11-12
Dr. Jefries on Vacation

DEe O0II I0S OII dC1IION
 Dr. Jeffries left Monday night by the southern route, for his boyhood home in Atlanta, Ga, where he will visit for a time with his father and other rela- tives. He expects also to study for a time at Atlanta and will probably return by way of Chi cago, stopping for a few weeks study in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
SEN, SUTHERLAND
BOOSTS HARDING
RELIEVES THAT THE ENTIRE G..
o. P. TICKET WILL WIN THIS
FALL THROUGHOUT NATION
Will Mako Trip to Marion Today to
Take Part IN Presenting invitation
TO Hon. Warren G. Aardtng.

Hon Howard Sutherland. United
States senator from West Virginia ar
rived in the city last evening and d"-
parted az midnight for Marion. g..
where he VIII act "a 4 member ~ the
committee Of welcome from this stat"
who will ask Mr.. Harding 10 visit
Wheeling on August 18th. the date Of
the Republican convention.
In speaking Of the roliti"a! outlook
Mr. Suthcrland stated that In his Opin.
ion the RcpuhiIrans would witness Il
landslide this fall and he ~ sure that
the entire C. O. =. ticket will I've elected
ar the November election. iir IS a
firm believer N the lIo@. Warren g.
Harding and Is of tho opinion mat h"
will have hathaway IN tn" general
election.
In speaking Of Mr.. Harding. the s9"na,,
tor stated that h." had been associated
with him very closely during his stay
az Washington RUd that ne had always
found him to be- II man Fl honor and
one whom YOU could depend on AZ AL
times He is a Arm believer that Hard
ing will sweep the Countr" this Gall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
LETTER SOLVES MYSTERY

'For years have been unable TO eat anything without
distress suffered with sick headache. sour stomach ana
liver trouble and during busy season would De COM
PEELED to 90 to bed and stay for days
II have had special preparations compounded by my
family physician and have consulted other physicians re-
gardinc my distressing conditions but without benefit
'+Snce taking Reese Formula Ri work every day,
never lose any time from my and am able 10 eat
three hearty meals every day.
q am Superintendent of Sunday School and have been
Steward in our E. South Church for twenty-five years
and il has only been since taking your medicine that am
able to attend church duties with degree OF pleas
ure and satisfaction. Also go to my lodge wood
man of the World
II had given ur hope of being we'll again. but can
trthuly say that feel like man and am so pleased
that want the world TO know of it. Many Of my friends
have commented my changed appearance and want 10
know what | have done. / always tell them eve my
return to health to Reese Formula R-11
Tfee 50 good and kindly toward the makers of Reese
Formula that have written you this letter TO fulfill
duty feel | owe you"
This letter from R. A. Hamilton Vera Virginia, explains
the mystery of the demand for Reese Formula
R-11 which is unequaled for rheumatism nervousness
headache biliousness indigestion, backache, stomach
liver and kidney trouble of all sorts Get bottle today
from any druggist Write The Medical Adviser Medical
Department, Reese Formula Co.. Huntington W. Va. Tor
further particulars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04

According TO Mr. John Il. Garden. gem
cral manager OF the Wheeling Electric
company. who WAS interviewed by an
ln;"lliErncrr reporter last evening. rhc
men were qfl wizards III their l!no and
represented their respcctiv" countries.
They paid a visit to the power plant
Of the American Gas and Electric COM
pany ~ Beech bottom and later in
SpeCtcd tn" plants Of this city and also
lokcd over n" high tension cable *yS-
toms ri the district. following which
they LEFT for Canton. Ohio. 10 look INTO
the workings Of the big Suh-statlon
there.
They arc hero with tho view Of having
plants Of tho local kind installed IN
Europe and from all indications. they
Will report favorahly and within IN"
near future tbs American made p!anlH
viii be supplying light and power for
the European nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
ALL MASS MAGISTERIAL NEE rrNGS
BROUGHT OUT GOOD ATTEND
ANCE OF VOTERS AND Parry
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
NAME DELEGATES
TO CONVENTIONS
IN union DISTRICT

Delegates - both E'rUhIoan and
Democrats, stat" CORN 0ntIo:~ a. " h"',.
INK August l. ami - tn' S'r"'u DIS
triCt Judicial conventions az M"un"SNlI'"
tcrial conventions h"id throughout Ma
shall county last evening. Several Of
thvS" conventions reported th"ir sc.ce-
tons last night.
union District
Union, district krruhli"Ins mo; last
evening in the McM"rh"u $'h""t audi
torium Robert Newton presided -
chairman and & :. Scha"f,r VAS score
tary. Enthusiasm prevailed and stirring
addresses were delivered 10y Surt. J. =.
King. J. ii. SIvcrt. James T.. Doyle, Mr..
Dunlcy and others. The Rcpubh"an
ticket. national. state. county and dis
trtCt was unanimously endorsed.
Tho following Delegates wc!" selected:
State convent iOu--C hdrl"S l.. Evans,
Frank RranuCu and ! ". Land"rS. Rem
S J. Hunter. Robert Newton and \. t..
Bryant. McMc,hcu: Charles Garden and
Reuben Mob!ey. Shcrrard.
Judicial Conventional. W. LHndcrs,
c. l.. Evans and Mayor clark Sprouts,
Rcnwood: Squire Paul Kcid"! logs
Run; James .. Young. {. II. L"gSion
and Walter stephens. McMcch"n G"orE"
Blake and Herbert OrunL Shcrrard
UnionsDemocrats
The Union district Democratic cen
NentoN. iciH III tni'H iiIHh 9,'''''
building with Calvin FankhausCr. chair
man and Vincent Rogers. secretary. -
suited In tho selection OF the following
Union District.
State CoHvcution---Gcurg" Ha@ictt'
LOUIS cooke. James Manhood. y. NJ.
He'll, John Roby. Charles Morris. Robert
Kinkade. William K!nkad", l.. d. Dol
Der.
e Hazlctt. Thomas DccEan. Charles
Kerns Vincent Rogers, Cnrinsy kusir.
~ NJ. Corners.
Delegates t. Judicial convention AZ
Moundsvtlle--J. J. Sl'Cn"r. ;. l.. I,"Ih'',
,'rns Morria Thomas DerEan. Vincent
Rogers Martin Conncrs, Louis NazlctI
Thomas Martin; Oscar Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
WHEEL|NGITES ON
WAY TO MARION, 0.
Number Leave tho City to Meet Hon
warren G. Harding at Marion
This Morning

Headed by Hon. Howard Sutherland. A
party loft NJ midnight for Columh"s.
Ohio whcrn 'hCr VIII meet number or
.n;l.rr W"-t N!rEin'aEs and VII! Cont!nu"
on % Marion this Mucn!nG where they
haNr II conference With Hon. Warren
G. Harding this morning at II o'clock.
Hon. Julian c. HcRrno and \. 3. PaX-
ton composed ;he representation from
Wheeling but the Dart! VII! DC aug
rnen,ed by a large delegation from the
down state district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS"

w \. Moore. district sales manager
% tho Cincinnati Time Recorder COM
pany OF Pittsburgh. Pa. a former well,
known Wheeling man. was a visitor IN
the city yesterday. calling upon old
friends
Mrs Charles l.. Burgess and son
Charles returned Yesterday TO their
home in Woodlawn following visit
with relatives at Warrington. w. Va.
Miss Clara Burt of Wcllsville. O., Is
spending few days here the guest OF
relatives
Francis l.. Ferguson. clerk Of the
circuit court OF Marshall county. waT'
a visitor In the city yesterday on his
Moundsvilla
I:arl Ne$bItt OF Cameron IS spending
4 few days IN the city the guest OF
relatives and friends. ..r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
MEN
FROM EUROPE
VISIT WHEELING
REPRESENTATIVE OF FRANCE,
BELGIUM AND ITALY TAKEN
ON LOCAL IEsPE CTIoN
TRIP
American Mado Electrical Equipment to
be Installed by Foreign Nations

NJ Hcur!sol. Paris. France: VI. Smith,
Rome Italy. VI. Valeuse. Paris France,
md VI. Dupont md NJ |cr!v"a!X. "r
prlG.uIn. were registered at IN" Windsor
hotel leaving The city carly y"s'eT n
"'T Th r'e' Gentlemen are ali eieetrH az
rcrts Of their various countrk> -, 90
here examining wording ,E4c5|"m
various bis power p'anrains n,
n giving orders for ne
CIV 70 he Installed -. n
place of that desr 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
BADGES
FOR CONVENTION

Badges e. 10 worn by the delegates
who Will attend the Republican state
IN Wheeling August J? haN"
kheen prepared Republican hcadquar-
kers for tho visitors will be opened
Wednesday,. August II. IN rom, a. the
\Lure hotel. convention badges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
w:ll he distributed there on Wednesday

and Thursday morning.
In the meantime. plans for cntertatn--
ing the convention. and for the gct-to-
grth"r luncheon on the 18th are pro-
crossing rapidly. The Ohio COUNT
committee will entertain the state com.
mittec and candidates at the luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
You know Its toasted" But
do you know why?

UCKY STRIKE is the toasted cigarette Lucky Strike IS
IL the toasted pipe tobacco. And because Lucky Strike IS
the Burey flavor for until smoke It,
The for this is interesting on see when
Lucky Strike toasted the heat closes the the hurley
leaves and literally the Burey flavor 1t stays there tor
montsyears-unl is released by burning in pipe
cigarette.
Or take the method of the bee You put honey.comb
avav for months and the flavor always here1nslde
This thin coating of wax the honey
and seal in, so it lasts forever
Lucky Strike Toastng the tobacco seals in the delicious
Bure flavor, be fer wanted.''
cigarette smoker smoker should get
unequaed flavor toasted Burnley tobacco
Lucky brand package you
notice this improv ed Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04

indianapolis. Ind. Aug Goa. min"
oporat,ns In the Indiana field we7" rra'-
tically back 70 normal to-day. according
10 announcement by both miners an"
operators officials. All bat a Few "f the
,I,rcs which hnva been closed ny the
strike were running to-day and pros
poets were that they would all b" in
operation tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04

GETS 80 POUND cATFIHH
Macon. Me.--A forty-eight pound cat
Ash weighed exactly half what varnes
does. He tips the scales 1t ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04

Dcs Mo!n"s. Iowa. Aug ;. S"N"ra.
hundred coal miners II ia" l'"S MONIES
territory voted toni ht :" return 30 the
mines tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-04
MADISON DISTRICT CONVENTION
ENDORSES JUDGE ADDLEMAN
JUDGE soMmERvuLE TOR
RE-ELHCT1ON

WASHINGTON DISTRICT VOTERS IN
ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT
OF ENTIRE TICKET CON-
DENIM PRIMARY.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-10-27

planned for the formation of COM
mission on land settlement, the du-
ties of which commission will be to
devote it's entire time to careful
thought and study Of every phase of
the question of land settlement and
the bringing in of farmers and 9TH
ers from other states to settle on
the lands Of South Carolina.
When proposition Of this nature
comes up, the question always arises
what will we do with the farmers
when they arrive? Who has the land
to sell? Who will see that they Sc
cure the land best adapted to the line
of agriculture which they seek to
follow? Who will sell them this land :?
Other questions arising are: Will we
have the South Carolina farmers who
are already tillng certain tracts of
land, sell their land to the new
conner and cease tilling the soil, NOV
ing themselves to some town or city,
and if we expect them to move on
undeveloped lands, who is going to
assist them in the financing of the
proposition during the period of i'm
proving the land so purchased by
them until it is revenue producing? {?
One of the greatest handicaps the
South has had is the promiscuous
bringing in of settlers, and once they
are in, leaving them hustle for them
selves, not giving them the needed
financial assistance and other help
which is absolutely necessary if sue
cess is to be achieved and if they
are to become happy and contented
settlers.
This whole proposition has been
carefully investigated und some of
the failures that have been made by
those who have been brought into
this and other Southern states with
out the necessary steps being taken
to care for them, is pitiful.