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by Rqftf1 Cameron
THOSE DANGEROUS FIRST IMPRESSIONS

arrived tired out from the hurry Of get
ting off in the middle of q quiet summer
afternoon: there seemed to be no one
around; we disliked the looks Of tho
farmhouse where we were TO stay and
altogether were smitten with a deadly
homescickness. In two hours We be-
gan frantically looking for trains that
would take US out Of there at once. :
Unfortunately. as we then viewed II,
but fortunately as II turned out. there
was no train which would connect with
the place we wanted to go before the
next afternoon. With difficulty we re-
signed ourselves to wait until then.
You know the rest. substantially. We
met some pleasant people that evening,
walked the next morning rested and In
n happier mood, found that the bathing
was wonderful and that there were
some excellent tennis courts, decided
to stay a few days vcfore we moved on
and finally spent all our time their and
had one of our. incest vacations.
Some People Go Back to first impress
siouB.
OF course, there are people who say
that their first impressions are almost
always correct, and that II they depart
from them they are sure to 70 back
But have n feeling there are fewer Of
those than OF US common place mortals
who have to wait and take all FACTORS
into consideration before we form q
Judgment that will last.
In my own case, have certainly
found that get better results II try
TO suspend judgment when things and
people arc new to me. I thus avoid
the forming Of prejudice aCd leave my
mind open for gradual capitalization
Of opinion. don't mean that ] always
succeed in doing this. Far from IT.
But that's my ideal.
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hKER WASTED MONEY.
FOR SIX LONG YEARS.

ing mo up so tight I could scarcely
breathe and at times such sharp pains
went through my chest that thought
each breath would be my last.
II suffered terribly with dizzy Spells,
spots came before my eyes ana !
couldn't stand up. I was 80 nervous l
couldn't get a good nights sleep and l
Ing to be able to work the next. Twas
so weak and felt so bad NIL the time
that / was beginning to lose all hope
of ever getting better.
"A friend Of mine in Huntington rec
commended Tanlac to me saying 1t had
relieved him entirely Of his indigestion,
so l got a bottle and after the frst
few doses I began to feel better. By
the time I finished my second bottle my
appetite was as big as It ever was and
I could cat anything and as much as 1
wanted without a sign Of indigestion or
trouble with my stomach.
II kept right on taking II and now l
never miss n day from my work. and I
not only feel better than l ever thought
l could but have gained twelve pounds
in weight besides. My friend did me IL
great kindness and hope my statement
will influence others who are suffering
to take this medicine"
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been invited: Judge r. r. Morgan and
his manager. Grant p. Hall, and his
financial hackers. MILAN McKill. Ed
ward w. Houston, Isaac T. Mann and
William NJ. Ritter; Col. Fred Paul
Grosscup. Samuel b. Montgomery. who
is already here. accompanied by p. d:
Burton; Virgil l.. Highland, member OF
the national committee: II. c. Ogden Of
Wheeling. Former Congressman Edward
Cooper. Senators Sutherland and Elk
ms and all five Republican members or
the lower branch Of congress. This
is not full list. by any means.
Montgomery's Telegram
today with Senators SUTHERLAND and
EIkins. On Saturday. ne and Senator
Eikins conferred with Senator Warren
G.. Harding In the West Virginia stu
alton Montgomery assured Senator
Harding that he, Harding. would not
be hurt in West Virginia.; that II he
Montgomery ran on third party
ticket. II would contain the names Tor
the Republican presidential electors.
dent are personal friends and &C
Quaintanccs, and Montgomery was out
spoken for the nomination Of Harding
months ago On Saturday, the 18th.
the final day Of the Chicago convention
just before the ninth or next to the
last ballot. Senator Elkins. sitting
with the delegation. received a tele-
gram from Montgomery which said
Nominate Harding and he will heal
m the wounds in West Virginia"
Elkins read It to the delegation and
on the tenth ballot they lined UP to a
man for the Buckeye senator. That
was a prophetic telegram that Mont
gom.ry sent. for Harding Is now ear
nestly at work trying to heal up the
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whet dangerous deceitful things first
impressions arc!
Suppose you had decided everything
in your lie by trst imprcssions-hoW
differently your life would have shaped
up
You certainly wouldn't have the Same
friends,
Very likely you would have taken dlf-
ferent turnings in the business road.
And possibly you might not even be
married to the same person.
HIS First Impression OF HIS VIE.
man who Is devoted to his wife, an
unusually charming woman, told me
once that the first time he met her. sho
had on an unbecoming gown and hal
a violent cold in the head. and he was
not at all attractive to her. but quite
tho contrary-yct It took only three or
four meetings TAT which the cold In tho
head was not presently for him to fall In
" first Impressions can be modified.
One. of the strongest friendships l
have ever formcd--a Friendship with n
man, the consciousness of whose kind
lines and thorough depcnda bility has
come to mean much TO me--woulc not
have come TO pass had never gotten
beyond rfst Impressions. For my hrst
impressions were OF q selfish and rather
dIsagrecable person. Incidentally. i
strongly suspect that his OF me. though
not Of that nature perhaps were II"
How ons's op.nionS Of Places Changed
To judge place by ones FIRST I'M
mood In which one came into 1t might
make such a difference. or the weather
or ones own physical condition.
Ono summer We went for our vacation.
TO a place which We had never visited
but had heard praised by friends. We
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SANDY RIDGE

Miss Edna Burchfield gave a farewell
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
her sister, Miss Daisy Burchfield. who
wild leave Saturday for Athens. where
she will attend school this summer.
Those who attended were Misses Helen
Bailey. Audrey Fisher, Inez Fisher;
Mary Harris, Hilda Boyd. Mildred
field. Messrs Walter Skinner. Hilles
Neptune, Ernest Howell. Harold Fisher.
Holmes Howell. Alex Ransom. Koehler
Fisher. Paul Fisher and Francis FisheF.
Must cand games were the diversions
OF the evening and at an appropriate
hour dainty luncheon was served BY
the hostess.
Mr.. Mcdonald McEndree Of Lower
Sandy, was the guest Of Ernest Howell
Wednesday.
terday from Calais, where she has been
visiting her mother, who Is seriously
Ill.
Messrs. Clifford and Arrow Heskett.
Of st. Clairsville. spent the week end
visiting friends and relatives IN Speidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Howell and family
visited relatives and friends In Somer-
ton Sunday.
business trip to Calais Saturday.
Misses Gertrude TruaN and Luna
King attended league at Stumptown
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Boyd and
daughter Hlda and Misses Helen and
Mildred Bailey attended Grange at Tenn.
peranceville Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harcn and granddaughtcrs Miss
es Helen and Faye Miller Of Barnes
VILE spent Thursday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burchfleld.
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COLERAIN

Mr.. William Bashore. OF Mt. Pleasant.
was business caller In Colerain Fri
day.
Mr.. Fl. W. Douglass. Of Morristown.
was business caller at this place the
last Of tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Donley and
daughter returned to their home Sunday
IT Maynard, after q visit with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Yates.
Mr. Leroy Mercer and son OF Pleas
ant Grove. were callers here Friday.
Mr.. Larkin GIBBS was . visitor In
Columbus Sunday. y
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Ashton and daugh-
ters, Miss Naomi and Margaret, OF Mar
tins Ferry. attended the Children's Day
exercises at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
NJ. and Mrs J. l. Box. OF Pleasant
Grove, were callers here Sunday
Mr.. Andy Gibbs. Of Pulaski. Va. spent
tho wee: with his Brother. La-kin
Gibbs.
Mrs. ". Q. Msr,in ard sons. Of Wheel
!rs. returned hoImc Thursday after a
tcw- days visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulton. Of Mar
tins Fcf=y. were the guest OF LhatS par
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REPUBLICANS.
Continued Prom Page one.D

board. He announced here today that
he will most likely contest In bo,h
Kanawha and Roane counties.
MONTGOMERY said tonight: was
honestly nominated. but vas dciraua-
cd. ~ can prove It and l am goinS
10 prove II. l have already weaitn
n evidence have gained 529 votes
from four counties merely by goins
over tho returns. What do you thlnk
Id gain when We go into conteSI anu
get down to bed rock? III teil you.
The result Of the contests would snow
INV nomination. / am only dcmanuinS
that the votes cast for me be counted
and certified, that and nothing else
That is what the people who rotcd LOT
me want me TO do, and that Is "nat
am doing am not going 10 sIanu
jdly by and be flimfiammcd ana jim
mied out Of nomination that non
estly won, IL can help II.
withdrawal talk.
A lot OF leading party men nave
becn invited TO this conference. out OF
D,hicb almost anything may come
cvcn 70 a new man TO head the ticket;
recommended by this conference ana
iatcr approved by the Republican state
COMMITTEES. Such n result as that. OF
course. would mean nothing else save
the withdrawal of Morgan and Mont
gomery. 10,
Here are some of the men who Will
he present at the conference or have
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But Declares He Wouldn't
Give the Good Tanlac Did
Did Him for All the
Money He Spent.

If ] had only known about Tanlac
sooner ! could have saved myself years
Of suffering and many a dollar" de-
clared Ebcr Aker. of 335 Sixth avenue,
South Charleston. W. Va.
continued Mr.. Aker, Ito get relief from
a chronic case of indigestion. but moth
inG did me one bit of good until l took
Tanlac. There is no telling how much
money that indigestion cost me. but 1t
had to lay off my job for two and
three weeks at a time, but I wouldn't
swap what a few bottles of Tanlac has
done for me, for all the money ! spent
before found It.
There was always a feeling like a
lump Of lead in the pit Of my stomach.
l had hardly any appetite and the little
I did eat disagreed with me and caused
sour gas to form on my stomach, bloat-
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x1DEnRr1oN OF BONDS
NOTICE.
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of tho Refund.
ing Loan Of 1so2 Of the City OF
Wheeling,

OF Redemption Of Bonds Of tho Refund.
ing Loan Of 1so2 Of the City OF
wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by tie Com
missioners of the Refunding, Loan Of
1902 Of the City Of Wheeling. Wet Vlr-
sinia. that. pursuant 10 the reduii emcrts
OF the Ordinance Of the CITY, passed
June Is. 1902, entitled IAN Ordinance
to provide for the issue and sale Of
bonds Of the City OF Wheeling. to be
known as the Refunding Loan OF 1902.
and redemption and payment thereof.
etc. the following described bonds is
sued under the said ordinance will be-
come due and payable on the first day
OF July, 4. D.. 1920. to-wit: Bonds OF
81 10000 principal each numbered I'll.
liz. l73, ia. 175 and l76. Series I.
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the
City Of Wheeling. West Virginia. en-
and after the first day of July. 1870.
and said bonds will cease TO bear Inter-
est from the last named day and date.
(Signedl
J. F, HE'LL.
r. REISTER.
F. c. 'DR1EHORST.
Commissioners Refunding Loan 1902.
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DEEDS RECORDED.

Frederick Beckendorf, Sr.. to Daniel
A. Ward and James w. Struat, a piece
Of land in Eighth ward.
Louis Naumann (widoweO TO Aroie
Creighton, a parcel OF land on Cumber-
land Road.
Mary +. Mckinley Harbruck and
George J. Harhruck. to William 2. Muir
ply. a piece Of land In what Is COM
monty known as The Quarry lots.
Anna Martha Hclfcntina to Rt. Rev
P. J. Donahue. land situate on-east side
Of Short Creek street OF the borough OF
TrIadelphia-
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SHOW CAR ARRIVED.

Sells-Floto circus has sent three ad-
ycrtising cars in advance to their COM
ing to this city on the 2Sth Of this
month, the third one arriving yesterday
morning. The three cars are here for
the purpose Of advertising the coming
of the great Sells-Floto circus. Among
the company this year Will be many
freaks OF nature, the big wild west
show, and the showing Of the clowns
and acrotratical stunts. Most Of the fca-
lures following this company have al
ready gained world wide faSnc. A par
ade will be held on the morning Of the
show and will start at II o'clock sharp.
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| BRAIN TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. }
4 Minutes TO Answer This
No. 43S.

'Hippitty Hop" the lame peddler,
saws that he went up the hill at the
ratio Of IL miles per hour and came
down at the rate OF ~ miles per nouI,
no that il took him just six hours 10
make the round trip.
Can you tell just how far IT was 70
the top Of the hill?
Answer TO 10. 43s.
The blanks are filled by the follow
ing words in their order
Nat. sat, bat, hat, cat, mat. rat, cat,
Copyright, 1920. by Sam Loyd.)
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RECORD BUTCHER
Jesse Gage Claims to Have Killed -
Calves One Day and l2l the Next

Jesse Gage. formerly a butcher for y:
Schenk & Son. but recently OF Crawford
county, Pa. holds the record for butch,
ering in that county. having killed IS
calves in one day and 12l the next
Harry Paradise OF tho Mecca cafe on
Market street. Is in receipt OF a letter
from Gage. along with a newspaper
clipping backing up his record. Mr.;
Paradise spoke OF the matter to several
butchers in this city. with the result
that some disputed his word.
Mr.. Gage furnishes veal calves Tor
the Buffalo market, and Is carrying on
a successful trade. Much interest has
been taken in his work in Pennsylvania,
due to the fact that he Is a local boy.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fulton. Sun

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fulton. Sun
day.
Robert Kennedy. Of Pleasant Grove, Is
visiting Mrs. J. r. White.
Mr.. J. c.. Miller. OF Pleasant Grove.
was q business caller at this place Fri
day
Mrs. Samuel Major Of Pleasant Grove,
was a caller at this place Wednesday.
Mr.. F. P Simpson was a business call
err in Martins Ferry Saturday.
Miss Clara Major. of Pleasant Grove,
was a caller here Sunday.
Mr.. John Miller. Of Pleasant Grove,
was a caller at this place Wednesday,
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CENSUS FIGURES.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 21.-Cen-
sus figures announced to-day are:
Yonkers y. Y. 100,226, INCREASE 20.423
or 25.6 per cent.
los or 1877 per cent.
Sioux City. Ia. 7l.227. increase 23.sss
or 4S.9 per cent.
La Crosse. Wis. sO.3S3 decrease "a
or, per cent.
Greenfield. Mass. 1882, increase B.
0S5 or 4S.3 per cent.
5l2S or asa per cent
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ANNUAL PICNIC
OF the st. James Evangelical Church
win DO Held tomorrow
Afternoon

Tho Sunday school Of the st. James
EyanRellcal church will hold their an
nual picnic Wednesday afternoon and
evening on the grounds OF John. 0.
Schenk at Pleasant Valley. Various
amusements will be furnished and re-
of the congregation and their friends
are cordially invited to attend and
spend an enjoyable afternoon and eve
ming.
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oEHzRAI Aa1HE WAHx1D.

General agent Tor wheeling ts1t4tory
for New Rotary SpEtngIsss Action Check
writer. This - . loo4t DTutoctio1 peop.
osition bscksA By . Sio,6oo 11dsltty and
CasuAlt7 1ond. = - new 10 wheeling
and the contract W have 20 offer means
an opportunity for some ,1nA1 With spec
talty sales experience. Address r. =.
Brown, sales Manager, la It Paul .,
1ochOStsx, y. r. je-22-24-T
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Dahna Temple. No. l64. Dramatic Or
der knights Of Khorassan. Is planning
for a big ceremonial to be held Labor
Day. Tho ceremonial probably will re-
quire most of tho day and a good part
of the night
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wANrxD-PuRN1sHHD ROOMS.

wANTHD-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping, by permanent cou-
pie without children. Address, giving
particulars as to conveniences. E: Cal
man care IntclliRencer. 1e-b-tt
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soorr-on Sunday, Juno goth, 1870. At
o.3o o'cIock n M, al the North wheel
ing hospital. MRS. EMMA SCOTT.
t'unral services will be held at the Men
del Company Chapel. 1919 Chapilne
street. Tuesday afternoon ::So ocIoCn;
Friends invited TO attend. lntefmen'
Stone Church cemetery.
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The knights Of Pythias memorial
committee meets tonight at the Pythlan
club to complete its work In connec-
ton with the annual memorial service
which was held Sunday.
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Excelsior Lodge. No. 40. I. o. o. F.
will hold its annual election of officers
night will be installed the first week
in July,
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POE 1ENE

roR 1HNr-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply End floor new Inteligencer Bldg,
1905 Market st. 1e-lz-i
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wAHrHD-Good strong boy 70 learn
stereotype trade. Apply Foreman In
7th floor News building, AZ
ter p. m. 5e-s-tf
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wAMTHD-1ENAM

wANrHD-ExperIen waitress. APP
ply Hotel Windsor Coffee Room.
te-22.h
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SO many men succeed IN dying poor
without having 10 make previous
efforts TO such end. II Is only the rich
who have that sort of worries.-Blue-
field Telegraph.
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HERE AND THERE
xtsmK OF Interest TO Local People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and Organisations.

Baltimore Lodge. No. s. conferred the
first rank upon a class Of seven candl-
dates last evening. The lodge degree
team conferred the rank upon five can
didates for Belmont Lodge at Bridge
port.
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WANF1D-Good strong boy to work in
composing room at night Must be
16 years OF age. Apply Foreman In
teiligencer after 100 p. m. te-1-
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wANTEDAKAI1
wANTED-Porter.

wANrED-Porter. For general De-
partment Store work. Steady employ
ment and good salary to proper party.
Must come we'll recommended Conn
municate at once with J. K W., care
Daily Intelligencer. ... je-22-tf
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wAMrHD-Girl for housework. no wash
ing or cooking. Apply Mrs N. Harri-
son, IS 18th st. je-l9-i
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rox SALE-Must be sold in 10 days.
House 6 rooms and finished attic.
Could not purchase ground and start
building for this price, $4,000. cash.
Phone 749-W. Woodsdale, evenings.
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Last evening at the Stone Presbyter-
ian church at Elm Grove. was held the
regular meeting Of the members OF Boy
Scout Troop No -. Scout Executive
a short talk to the boys which was fol-
lowed by a social session. -
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1o1 HALA.

HoR SAxl-1o0 shares Ohio Valley
Homer Oil & Gas Stock. Address
Shares, care Intelligencer. je-22-i
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wANTBD-Two linotype operators.
Apply to Foreman Intelligsncer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Landlord or Rsal Estats Agents, Z viii
pay $2s to party or person who can
locate . Desirable house or or rooms,
July I. Rent not to exceed
$50 90. Address VIM D. Link, Dox 5ls.
Phone 7eS-A, 2663-1. je-17-m
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xoH SALE-1917 Ford touring car.
Phone 1875, Box IS5, Wheeling.
iO-22-i
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81ASCK-on Sunday, June 10th, lszo.
residence. No. 1920 Eoff street. ANNA
BRASCH. in the 43rd year OF her age.
Funeral services from the late residence
Wednesday afternoon at oSlocH-
Friends OF the family invited. inter-
mcnt at Greenwood cemetery. -,
Special Car in front Of the resldehos WI"
convey friends to tho cemetery.
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Fox SALN-30 used motorcycles and
side cars, reasonable prices. all makes,
easy terms. Wheeling Cycle Co. 1910
Market street. my-Zs-Sot
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DIED

8HUHH1-on Monday. Juno 3lst. i9so.
at 9 o'clock a. m, At his late resiaenee
four miles from Woodsdale. on tho y.
c. & P. Road. J. W BRuNER, In ths
s3rd year OF his ago
Funeral from tho residence "wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Friends re-
specially invited to attend Inter-
ment at Short Creek cemetery.
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sAI1s-onIS WANT1D.

Tho Rose Company Millinery DEPART
mont requires the services OF several az
perienced sales girls. Rtght salary to
proper parties. All communications
strictly confidential. Apply Manager.
THE 1oE1 C01RA1Y
1oo2-lo0i Main ST., Wheeling. 5e-21-m
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TOE SALE-Kirkwood, nine rooms and
bath. Solid brick residence. Large
front and rear Verandas. Hardwood
floors, modern conveniences. Storage
building in rear. Corner lot 100x10l II.
Ample space on lot for erection Of two
more houses or apartments. Lock box
No. 335 Bridgeport, O.. telephone No.
800 Wheeling or No. IS Bridgeport. o.
je-:1.l
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A meeting Of Troop No. Is. Of Boy
Scouts, was held last evening in the So
cial rooms Of the Elm Grove Methodist
church. After a short business session
the remainder Of the evening was spent
in practicing so that the boys will be in
trim for the field day Of all scouts.
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Gent for Recorda.

Sent for Records.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. June IL
Samuel B. Montgomery. candidate for
governor on the nom partisan ticket and
contestant for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor. sent to his office here
today for records OF primary frauds.
which are to be, dispatched TO him al
Washington.
Mr.. Montgomery was called to Wash
inGton for the purpose Of consulting
with Senator Warren G. Harding, Re-
publican nominee for president. the lat
Ter having postponed his vacation for
the purpose Of consulting with Ar.
Montgomery and other Republican
Nmone others to meet With Mr..
Mont gomsry are Senators Davis Elkins
and Howard Sutherland and w. Z
Baker OF Elkins. chairman of tho Re
publican state executive committee Mr.
Montgomery was accompanied to Wash.
the West Virginia Nom artisan league,
and James H. Beans Of Wheeling. state
manager Of the Montgomery campaign.
Supporters Of Mr.. Montgomery here
claim that strong pressure Is being
brought to bear 10 induce him to re-
nounce his candidacy for the governor
ship.