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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02

.,v;. Ws.n,"E'on; i,S ;.oSSi.,isS 0S,SSss y oiiiW,A
Increase Of 2A3.tSl or loO per
1910, has passed Maryland IN II
ginis stood 2slh In 1910 ana 3St11A
eth. y
Cho census bureaus announ4sO31e
West VirElnia's population tOAAY opyse
that during tho last dsoAds WA peNeo
mado itH second largest numsvle44
croasa. It's pravious record 4rowth -
mndo In tho decade ibo0.ibio fEAStS
was tho iowsst on record, TRe
tho nIsih census Of West NpO
which separately In the fsdeyA -
rnporiH for tho first time IN
boan separated from virginia n kN.Y
Rsturna an announced today " -
Btate Of West Virginia 1.tttsiA, ~
cranss 2I2.IOl or 1912 psr osnI y.
whsoiInG. West virginia TevleQ
Previously announced bt.32i. -. ~
GREAT Bond. Kansas. <.iso. dsVo
1862 or 3.5 percent.
crease @"T i.sas, or - per cent: Pr.vidul
Mobile Ala. trevised) 6o.777. incrsess
1886. or 18 per cent. Previously ~
nounced 60.l5L 5tt
Wsst virginia Counties q.
Braxton county. -23.s7o. increase ~
Burnsviile 1888. Cassaway Town 1911.
Ohio County (revised), S2.Ss1, ~.
crease $500, or 81 percent:
Wheeling made q E9,S gain OF iost y ~
ures Issued today its population 10 ~,
20s. The hrst report on the census teksn
there was 81, i,922. a. 4 4rfly M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
JAMES A. M'CREA
IS VICE PRESIDENT
OF PENNSYLVANIA

Sr.,ial plspatcn to Tho Intelligence.
Thnad"Iphin. Oct. l--'"l"n"I James y
Nr,'rco. Of New York 't'y. has h""n
A.l.rt.I tn succeed the late Richard l..
o'pouurl as vice president ot the Penn
.yIyuu!n Railroad system IN 'lGrEc OF
III. Central region. with headquarters
M I.iiIsburgh ANNOUNCEMENT OF COL
ourl Mrt'rr.ts appointment; VAS HhH'
this .. .flrrunnu lN President samuel lt"''
m Tim I'rnusS ivIula ~ stem. Inc zen
traI region NlCr pr"~lhrnCy was nh""
Vacant hy Mr.. O'Duun"lS death on Iueh-
day uf this w""h. 49,
Colonel Mr,ro1. who. during INC l"Ss
two Years. has h""n sic" rr"aidrht "l
IN, lInnhrrs Trust company '"t New
Yurk cav. was f"rm"IN E'h"rhl man
n,.,., ,,t me Ions l~lnuh ltnllr"hd l'rI"r
I iU,, lac. had served Tor number
,r y,.,rS ia yAiluur official 'hIh' Ill"" ON
no Iruus\ I,nmlu llillr"nd. IL inr "p"T
inunu departments al h"lh 'h' '"''
I,,,t ,ud N r-I ur I'lIlFhuIEh
i,tlnr I,r World vHl '"l"n"I M'' - ~"
,.,,,t..,,I uuI,-WuIIhN ~'tN l'" T." Ills
b, ,u,,I,, un lh, "lnn 81 Ihlgnd'"I ''"n
..., 4, "A NlIrihuIJ director Eoh"IhT
~ ,,,u.ln,IntIun "I ih' Amer lean ~
r.,ilIiuurrY I"i'". J." 10, "h"""" 90,
hi, lao ,nr awarded tho lSiinguIrh"d
..,,f.s medal 81 Iu" nItsd HtnIaH COY
.rn,,.ut colonel M''Isa was Ia rance
T,,un o,IobsT ~. 10 March. IBID. nTsi
a.. y,u,,nI tuunuV'T 'ud luioT an h"phly
,tt,.,,. Ia, u,uUInI uf lInnrpOrthtI"n IN
ia, l,iir, ,,rH,Ily H." h"d 'hhTE" 81 thn
,.I. uIr., uf ihr Iinu"I"I tHIi"u corps
u ia, ,dt,n.ch go, lluur "f TIE hattie
liner. o,, upird by Tia" Ameri'nn troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02

Washington. Oct Acceptance DS
China OF n proposal from the kussih'' k
Bolshevik authorities. that thsy formhl-
ly rcnounce all rights and concessions
previously exercised 10y the tussihh
government In hina. has prompted lhe
niate drpartment to open iniorihul hes
citations with other powers. Io"klhB ~
concerted action In Oppoaitloh I" hu'h
course. 49,, ,,,,,
Actunlrd by tho rIinclpl" laid down
I'm Ihr mrrICun note to the Italian hih
hrssndnr. that all "decinions or vital I'm
nurt,ncc" 10 tho intorebtn ni Nuhs'a
,hnuId be held In nbrynnrr uh'll TO"
nsullod Hovornment IL rnnlor"d 'hoi';
tho .tnIr department nlHo has inquired
nf Tho rhInsso government lnformhh u y
a.. In the nature Of tho impairment o'
uuraInn lights In China Involved
bnI.iaIp did mot nIntn what hh' IONS
hnd boon approached by III" hrn"rl'""
.n,Crnruamt rs 10 tho matter. h"l :. NJ
.um.d thai Great Duitain, France I'"iJ
nnd Japan were among ihsm.
- I, uudsrnto0d that noIoiInii"nI
uiIh pukinG are being ""nh"r'"h
,hrouEh Amba znnd0r 'rRnn
Lo,Ion was taken hers upon IA" rH'
ccipi from ~, Grams nm OFFICIAL man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
S|NN FE|NERS
MARKED FOR
ASSASSINATION?

dublin. oct !. (By Th" Associated
prcss) Sensational charges TINT th"
government Itself wns responsible for
rcprisnls in ireland and that c"rtht N
number Of sim F'e!n leaders were m.lr X
ed for assassination were mndc today by
Arthur Griffin. founder OF tho S:nh
Fem organization. VIII" said he was hrSt
ON the list "r intended victims.
Mr. Griffith. 1" support HIS statements
cXhlbltad 20 the group OF American,
Engllsh aud continental ncwspnp"rm"h.
tn whom lac made long statement pro
fc"ring III" charged. alleged "itictal
documents occurred by Sim Feln gents.
Among th"~" papers WAS an offiCihl per
mlt alleged 30 huv" been signed bN Cen
rrnl Sir NrvIl Mac Rrady. military COM
Ihndcr "f Ireland II WAS mad" out Ia
"A man named Hardy. who has had a NO
Innr, career nf forgery and imprisonment
md who - ALLEGED 10 have been RELEASED
prrmntur-l, from prison on ticket "I
lnnY- signed bv Ian MnChhrrrnn, hs CHIEF
rr,Trtnry fur Ireland. permitting him 10
u.vr about freely Ia Ireland unhnInprT-
oil by police rurN"illnn"". Ia the role. M
MIR GIffth nrrrItcd or government
rnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
FOURTH RED
ARMY ALMOST
OBL|TERATED
26,65oBREsQNERs
HAVE BEEN TAKEN
Viclors Advancing From
Iidn Capture Of Wilma
Imminent

uir" CO. I ~. tn' Na..''. '"''i i.."""' )
NIIII",r ",.-, i,,.,, 80, u''""i"" 'iI"h
"uI i"rI.i, I,h"r"l," Ilrl,il"b i'''"'" !"
."'i.,Ir 4" ,,vh",I.,, j"r iH" r,."'" ''"
I,.,.".. u..",v,., 80. .I,"d rs ,"" I'"l
'"I, u, l,urii,.,, I,"", Il. '!'','l"" ll'l"
o.,,,, ury ,h"i rl,I""II, "ll 81 ~"
rru ~ unI,I,,,. n. u,,ry hru lr'" ,"riu,.
~ J." go 80, i,,Iiug w". """"' hv -"
I"lur nrd iI,' r1l iho r'rfT vrr iph",.
",,,r' 'h,. commenting r"uorrl nnd tho
,.h',f 81 rinIr I.'i""m'.rr - ~" uuuh"r
ct -. GEn ry'r, ru.I.. yhil" "a un"hln"
punv lGG lIGh' fi"Ih Tuup nud ." heavy
~ iu"l"rg wnT - ut""'inl d"ir,hw"ui or
Irlr"prud Communists aud mnuy i"Chni-
,nl m"u
Thursdays rcr"rlg showing tho Hulc-
had i,hyan,"l u"rihwnrd from IiIa. rec
urlrd tho urcupnlIun ur NhrnnUvit~hi.
und announced that tho rapture or Nllnn
was expected at ANY m"m"ul
Tho ROIshryiIh yesterday submitted y
letter iu th" l'"lisli drl"&Hlinu. "hicclinE
{" their. drlay IN r"rl 'ing I" tn" %"Nl"f
preliminary peace Terms VI I'"hihskl
n,sd Of the Polish d,.lcsHI!"u. In his an
rNrr. oppressed lh" huI' thrt lhc s"Cr"-
iarIr~ soon w"uId hr nblr 1" ARRANGE
uu"ih"r meeting i"r discussion al III"
t"IInU
MLruwhlr IT," I"llr"h delegates "'n
,nufrtilrE uIu"uf lh'n""IN'7. some "f
tie. Il, I.raI,u -ad l." Il, - vaa p"r
rinI, In,rr ,ntrLI t." - F.r'InI ",r' mas
g, Mund.y. inu u" dat, h"a h'"n a"i
Ah"r,I I"fI,. n,"h II ,i.' i'"- ,'" del"
rnI lu., hoh q .,.,,I",' I".i hirhI Nllh
- l"I"n"l I"lI' "i' l'llI-h '"''""''"'"''''
az IJrn A. e. ,,.-uII lh'', H'rr many
,n,u,r. lu do, Ihol r'" n'llInh "'"
"fIr,Inr ,h.n r"'"i "iri''" I'' ""'" t'o
IrIr,, ,unI,,,n,, Ir,,u, ll'" r"r"' lot" n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02

SPECIAL Dispatch tn Th" lnteli'Gencer'
charleston. " Va. oct |. Ih N'S'
VIRGINIA Public SrrNir' t"mu' ss'"n go.
tered nm "rd,y Minis tn" """ri"'m -
the petitioner ~ ia" action al
Wadsworth. g"lnR business ~ IN"
Wadswurth Transfer company. N'iSu7
the Wheeling Inldgo company ia"
rnrr comes from Nn"UlInE
rh, I'ul,lir Service '"IIInirsi"n In
~. order catering Tia" complaint "t In"
WadBwurlh rThnRt"i '"i'h'"N. "'"' y
that the Wheeling iiriagr company "'
r.nuIrcd to -hIIrty tn" compliant 80
MAKE Anawrr thcrrt" ~ wI'''"h M''n'"
ZEN dn,, ~ rrI>l," ~ '"I" 81 'h'
TnmuIhrlon "TdcT
The Waiaw"rih Irnn7f'i '"",rn"}
/, rrurr-rutrd Iu H. n"ii"n bj Nt"t e.
ury iIrnIA y Mol ., f"'""' "HA'"'"h'
attorney KoneiAl ~ N""t EHElm'" ~
,nrney J NJ MA Attorney Ih"s h
IrnuIL and Ntt"rn'N '''"'S" hIn'h'"r"
all nf Wheeling
The Wrdrw - r'".''' '""l""'
4, l,- rnuSrInlui ,hH'E'H ""h 'l.. .g'H
- Ihr acton ~ Inn Iuhii' '"r'l""
commission la oalihDHhUH tbs coll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
Both Pledged 10
Enforce Amendment

Sew York. oct -Sonht"r Harding
mad Il"N cru"r ''"N. Ncpuhll"Hn nnd l'"n-
".rnIic pr"-ld"uIinl n"minr"H h"v"
pIr,ig-d Ih"m,rlNrr. " elected. L" 81 .
nr,r tho 18Th amendment l." the '"uh'l.
tuition Thir abatement wrp mndc to-day
BY Daniel y i"linE. president az lh"
SnIInunl rrnip"Iuu"o '"un'Il. Ia m"hlhE
puhiIr ,.uInmuulCn IONS r"'"lN"d Ii"h
both rundIdnI"r Ia rArly I" uuc'lon.
Acnni"r Harding. In n reply I" lot
tor 10 Mr. IuIinE hri night. rnld u"
ynIcd for Ia" ikIh nm"nhm"ni aud lh"
NoIrtcnd In ~ nnI hah Declared Tor lh"lT
'nrorcrmont adding
'''rhtY In u rrprcScnth'lr" R"puh'l'nh
nov ornmCni fulch by tho majority ~ "N-
rrcuard at tho pnllH or In IN" lnwE FORM
ulatcA by elected rcprrHNnt'll llN"F. hnh
Il In not Within tho rights or any officer
nr that government To lightly s"t aside
The will OF tho people M So expressed
hut may u,y that am opposed TO tn"
rc-ratabllrhmrnt OF the tranic In 'ntoN-
irntInG liquors and will uHe whatever
Influence or power l possess to prevent
such re-cstabllshmcnt.
Governor Cox. In u telegram just re-
reIycd by Mr. p"lInK said:
II recognize the 18Th amendment as
a definite part OF the constitution and
the laws enacted hereunder Will be OBJ
served and enforced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
No ATTEMPT
I0 FIX COMING
WORLDS SERIES
PROBE CONDUCTED
BY DIST. ATTORNEY
Members Of Pennant Winning
Supcrba Team Arc
Examined

I.~ i",L bI m-a"l"aIl"" ~
n"".uID,~ "f the n'""Lig" I"""h"Il 'l"h
Iu pI"I,iI Aii","av lewis 81 hI"ra
.r,,m,r In -n "n"'I !" l""'" ~h.'h"'
nur ~ ih",u hNd h""" "rI'"n"h.i y" %"
,,itru,ri ~ iio ""'ul"p ~U' ld t"
"r, I'.- W." continued '"hev
IIpII ,un,uh",a ~ ~" i"pn nI'r"nf hh
Lofr,r ~" ur"pr",,in', hut ~" "i"I"Urn'
,rVrrdruR tho uusrIIunIng wp~ ulV"n
nul hy NJ bnwla After ha h7h rn"F-
'l"uoI captain Hn"t Wh""t n"d w"
uIho, rlryorr ysr'erdnv, Nr. L"wlr M ~
ho found "nhunluioly nothing 10 sub
srnniIntp tho vngua rumnrH whl"h
urouplcd bin to MAX" tn" lnV"stIRa-
iIon -
Th. remaining mcmherH OF tho t"a m
viii appear before Mr.. Lewis tomorrow
and II wnp said In NIL probability no
would make Abatement concetn,nE
,,hnI hc fnund or fniled to md. after
he hnd questioned all the members OF
the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
RR|DGE COMPANY ORDERED To
REPLY IN THE TRUCK CASE

rates now IN eject on It's bridges at
WN"olh': - void. that tn" comm! !SsI"n
had not ~" puNCr to du 80. TINT tn"
ohio llilftI"S t"mmlslun Of West Nir-
gIuIu Iuhl!T Service tummiNauu had
not agreed together as to th" rate "f
iulI nu th" bridges. which luhh from
un" state Iu ia" either. that TIA" state
,d West Virginia hhr not the IIIhI to
NJ the rat" - toll. hud further thrt
the toll ihIln "uI"r"d II Discrimination
II alleges that TIA" Wheeling iirldF"
ruIuunuN whuln dIiScT~ 81 hrtNN ,nlul
I,,uk, and ulhri iiu,ka 1" pay nn IN
raIr toll. IN view 81 ihc t"ll hHIe Il
rn nthcI nui"rn"hiIrr uud nll'F'r Ihni
Ihc NhrrIInE TInrii"n Company iH an
cutItuhlr "wn"i "f IldPr rl"'h. "uh
IhcIotnir -ecmirr inuI rnl'r ni nom
Iurl ,"rt "r neatly no
Thi toll -, hcduls which brought
about tho n'n alton before the Fab
H.. a,,r,, ,D,,nnIrsl"u h. ~ f"r loaded
ttu, kr ruI - ,~uIa fnr 'u,rlv iIu' hn
,rlghIul u,oI ~" i"u". hnd nit' ''tI'
I.,r IRrdrd iIu,hs nnd Iw"uiN ~" ''n'n
rr cunrll uucIA GolEhlnB LEU INN
0Ip luuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
UNITED STATES LEADS IN BLOCKING.
RED RUSSIAN DEAL WITH CHM

date issued September IS by the Chin:
csc government. suspendtng all Husslkn
rights in China, and requesting -
withdrawal Of all diplomatic ana conss
lar representatives OF tho former
onsky government. by whom Russia ~
been represented since the ovsrthroW q
the czar The Russian Soviet goy3l9-
ment last April. In note 10 the i4
nsc government, renowned Al XIV
and special privileges especially outn
ed from China by Russia. lncludlno ~
Boxer indemnify OF approximately ~
J26DO0 n year. Since tho overthrow ~
ths ear this has boon paid by Chine
Prime. Knnda chon. tho ltusliAn mnl
tor representing tho korsns KY rsolmN
Not only have tho ksronsky rspree
intivar IN china been ma ained
thin indemnity. II wnH Said. but 49,
cueLy diplomatic miarionA IN otnH
counlrIcA. including Doris sahhmftes
uu.ninn ambaErhdor hnrs. have
supported by ,h"r" annual 0oyo
aimee Ksrrnply'n rnll 80.
In addition 10 r"nounClny tho b0ues
Indemnity. control oEnrdirnd by Hups.e
Iu con IunnaOn with china and JNeoN
over tho chin-H~ Eastern railway WoO
uurrandsrod by the iiolshsvikL 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
c, &P, TAKES OVER
INDEPENDENT SYSTEM

ap.ci,l pispatrh TO the IntcllI SNnccr.
MartlnsburE. W. Va. Oct. l..-Whhin
the nsxt year this city wi nav" only
ono telephone service. as The result OF
an ordinance BY the city council author
king tho sale Of all physical cdu'p,n"ht
Of the Cumberland Valley Telephone
Comnany which operates through this
sectios OF Maryland. Virginia. West EIr-
Sinia and Pennsylvania. TO the mesa
pcake a Potomac Telephone Company.
The sale. tho ordnance declares. must c
80 Dn.Ja within the next year. Tho
Agreement is part OF the c. x /. Com
pany's plan TO take over all independent
lInn- In this. section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
TWO INDICTMENTS ~
AGAINST PONZI

Boston. oct 1.-Two indictments w.
returned by the Grand jury to1sZ
Front nnancler, who has bssn ln ~
SINCE August J. Each lndictmsnL
mails In n scheme 10 defraud ~ reMe.
ssniinr thai PonIi could pay 90 perez
Ini.res, 10 Investors In Ib dnye ~
mean. or dealings IN international Ssp'Y
coupons, ..,,. nm ..,h oount
,t h, lndiuImanl fuf fIanduiSnt uae ~
Iho malls Ia aaAa ~ p0nSiaitonj ufe
y.n,. in,nrInonmsnt Fonsi Will 10 ~
IaIRne1 lats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
Harding and Coolidge
In Fronl-Porch Speeches

,hI,ng". Dri ""unt"' ll"rh"u n"h
,!"v ,'""Ii,Ig" UopuhlI'Ru nominee" '"r
~ o-idcnI aud vlr"-IT"rihont VIII "peaR
frum Mr.. IInr1InRa front porch octohsr
n u was announced hero to-day nj he
UoruhlIcan national headquarters,
An especial effort Ia being made 10
hnvo women voters attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
WRANGEL ANN|H|LATES,
GROUP Of RED TROOPS

Paris oct THE forces "f General
urnnEeI have annihlaiod group OF
Uun-inn Soviet troops In the region "i
AI,,audInNsk according 10 hn 4Iil'ih'
statement 81 rhuf5hhY on ih" i'h 'nA
=, .,..,.,t It,,.nIn ,r, rIVud here to-day
.,.,r,nI a,tunTrd trains nnh largo dn"h
IltIrs 81 wa InnIoilai hnd rolling s'"'h
v.,o .nrturod by tho WranrnI f"''"".
the abatement snIb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
STATE TAKES I
RANK AHEAD. !
Of MARYLAN0
Unless Congressional Basis
Changed Additional Con
grcssman Is Certain

charleston, ". Va, Oct. l-
here from Warrington - . ~
tiosl mission, said to1ight 49,
west Vir1ini6 may ret ~ aeAls
tionAl ooAeTsssinan Ag q feA0S
Of the inofsass Of a+sf f+sl ID 49,
uistion for the AsosAs. II -
chairman OF the osnsas cO1e.
tee Of the United States 0o4A1o,
The present bsgis Of ooa8HH
sionaI FSp4sSsAtAtioA b 49,
state u A1l,o pouulstteAs -
fraction thereof, Senator DN0Hs
lsnd sala. III tAis hAsla IUnaAAg
UNCHANGED, Wsst VirytniA WI
be entitled TO seven hStoAA 0s
SIX representatives" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
OAMYAIaH oYnAnD.

strr.Ial 10 THE lni"lIHnn"oT ..,
ClarLubuyg. " Va. oni i--~Hfplvvs
,ornr.iru win q big ,aiIy tonight ~
tho "our, house ~ which Mrs: ". An;
,Irb "a nntod writer ~ Now Yorn AuY
Cnngrnaeman Franklin Ellsworth H
Minnesota, were th" chief speekers ~
nf nations. which was thoroushly eDa
oIonuontly annlyyad. Lafayette {. Crne'
former mayor. presided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
Straw Votes Give
Lead for Harding
By 16,487 TO 4,749

sc.ci,l Dlsrat,h 10 rho tutclliR"n,~r.
Chicago. Oct. Straw ballots tab
ulatsd horo to date show that HAr
ting IL stan maintaining lead oVN
Cox OF almost four to one.
Th. Grand total votes taken In all
divsrsnt parts Of the city by various
sRsnoisa up TO today gives Harding
lS A87 aRalnHt S,7Ao for Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02

Marion q. oct In front porch "r', TO-DAY ',","E M NV "n1o
regardless Of n" pri'"" opinions OF '"'"'"
all without qua"
the q
that there danger IN n"h"
to all the
Of a. cons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
HOyNE DENIES
STOPPING THE
BALL PROBE
MORE EVIDENCE, OF
CROOkEDNESS GIVEN
Ahdavils Asserted to Prove
the Guilt Of Lee Magcc
and Hal Chase

CinelnnAti. o., Dot. ly-Conarsssma an
Nicholas Lonaworth, Of Cincinnati
announces Co night that he In invsstl-
atinE what scope congressional power
may have In protecting baseball games
Ne said no favors baseball Rntt-gam-
bling legislation, and that he hopes TO
find ways and means for congreSS TO
take speedy action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
M'SWINEY NOT
RECEIVING FOOD, =
DECLARES SISTER

London. oct. IA bulletin isslfd by
the Irish Sel'-Dctermination league a!
5 o'clock tonight. said that i'ord MsyoI
NacSwi,,.y was much weaker and Ia
considerable pain His wifo, who had
not Visited him for two days because of
her indisposition found him mnch vast
cd the bulletin added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
LOWDEN AND SPROUL
TO GO ON THE STUMP

N,v N"tE. r"i announcement
wa ut"d" To-day ihrl H"u"i"r ll"rhluE
WOULD D." r''I' "lv Uupp"rlrd during ~"
rrnrSt tu,l"r 81 ~, "RrrI'riE hN '!"F"'
uuIr Frank - IrNdnu 81 IillU"'' nnh
VuIInm & ErruuI "r T"nnEyivRuln
both ~ whom were candidate" il ia"
prIIuprV ,uuieEt
i;uycrurr i,uwdcn VIII Ep"nk In N'h"-
VIC. y g. "u bCt"h"r Is. u "nS M
nnuucrd white fuNCru"r Spr"hI Will
be srh,d ,duIrd fur several speeches. Ia
Guiding one In ~"st virginia on oot"-
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ARMED BANDITS fET
$4,000 N1NSH
IL ssta.A Sg

Now roFkr OCT. F~TFour Hr"Vn T"p
bers ascaped with $4,000 today alter
hnlding ur tho casbiec and hOoLkeerer
al the American Cigar company VIA"
had Iust drawu ti,o nIunsy 1" r9A "''
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hall a II".k "f thciI st"IC wh'" I'" i"l
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-02
Mrs. Roosevelt Abandons
Horseback Tour OF Ky.

Nov IuTL. Ooi Mrs. rhe"d0vs
unnrcyru announced lain iUhrJ NAV
she had nbaud"nnd h"I plan I" make
hrrsrbarL rpcnkiuB tour "f k"ntm"hE.
rrmsIninH NJ homo H. campaign Tor h''
husband Instead.
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Law Enforcement Pledged
by Candidate Harding, Who
Condemns Lax Conditions

E\uJKE 'rO ENFORCE rROIIINlTION SIIOlID
NE rOKlEEt"rED DECLARES %1llEFNNDIpNlr' u
SOCIAL, JUSTICE DISCUSSED FROM Plo
GRESSINE STANDPOINT
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TIM WEATHER.

meIsra ~ lho t"UC hIWnE III" TVNT""
rnu WEATHER.
west Virrinia-PAiT Saturday ana
sunday rising temperature Sunday ana
In usst porsion Saturday.
western YsnnsyIVanlS-Tair Saturday
And Sunday. with slowly TisiaG temper
ataIe.
ohio-yair Saturday ana nuadAy, with
slowly rising temperature.
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of Worlds Now Running The neen
FOR TODA Y

Fair Saturday and sunday Rising Ten
n.r.turs in west Portion Saturday.
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Iu Bfr ,Iiq,,Igrluu II ~" l"r"u" dur'u"
lt, rr,n,h - III" women. tho r"udidnl"
un i'll hr vnr rur" "ih" w"lh"rH Nnl
v.l,rg - N,urrlrn dn not wiph 4" GI''
'h"lr o"uo I'D hu"hond' f"r T'"rIh," ~
tho rnIl of ~ extra .""u"ii'niI"nb h"hf
(oont'uurd on rage Tourtscn)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-27
SUPREME court
D|SMISSES SUIT
IN SKINNER CASE
Sweeping \ Victory Won by
Brothers and Board of Di-
rectors Of Packing
a.4.s Company.

Lincoln, Neb., July 26.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The case against the
Skinner Packing company was dis
missed by the supreme court this
afternoon without regard to the stip-
ulation entered into between the
packing company and the attorney
general. The court also denied the
suit brought by the Committee of
Nine" as intervenors, both cases be-
ing dismissed without prejudice.
AS the case now stands the Skin
ners with their board of directors are
ncontrol of the plant. but the stip-
ulation. although not taken into con-
sideration- by the court, will govern
i'll the settling up of matters. This
stipulation allows Paul Skinner to
remain as president of the company
with DR.. Gilmore as vice president.
u. {. Robertson as secretary-treas-
urer and w. H. Ferguson as a mem
Der of the board of nine directors.
The other five will be elected by a
mail referendum from the committee
OF Il and the committee of nine.
which is now in progress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-27
Negro Gets Penitentiary
Term for Assault On Woman

Although Chief Deputy County
Attorney Coffee told District Judge
Iroup that he knew nothing about
the case" he insisted today that Wil4
liam Thomas, colored, plead guilty.
to assault with intent to wound ins
stead of merely to assault and bats
terry. Thomas was sentenced to
from one to FIVE years in the peniS.,
tertiary. v
The colored man did not have an
attorney. He stated that Janet Sea
cret, at whose home. 2722 Burdette
street, he roomed, cut him on the
arm, before he cut her. He said he
acted in 'self-defcnse. Mrs. Secret
was not present.
I'm a hard working man. jedge.
and ! don't believe in cutting no.
body" said Thomas,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-07-27
Judge Alschuler Dims
Jack Johnson S Hopes
For Early Freedom

Chicago, July 26.-Jack, Johnson's
hope for early freedom under bond,
was dimmed tonight after efforts to
obtain his release mad failed.
Indications are that the former
worlds heavyweight champion who
fled to Europe six years ago, after
being fined $4,000 and sentenced to
Leavenworth penitentiary for a year
and day for violation of the Mann
act, may remain in Jail at Joliet for a
month.
Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler
refused to hear all application for
bail because Judge Carpenter, who
sentenced Johnson, is in the city.
lohnson's attorneys went to Judge
Carpenters home, where the judge
is recovering from an operation, but
were unable to get hearing. The
Judge told them he might not be
back to his office for month or
more.