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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Wheeling MAY LAND BETHANY
WESTMINSTER CONTEST HED
Gun3 1uT d10vND0 An nor
Frr f01 rnALE0-
Mirub In oSerHstowA vnlSsrrtty's Schs-
dulS viii Move DATE to Dot. 30
OaAsai 1GAraAAll

Bethany. w. Va, Oct. ls.--Upon
looking over the football field at Wells
burg, the Bethany athletic authorities
decided that tho Westminster sotto can
not bs played thcre ~ scheduled this
bsihs due 10 the fact that Tho playing
field In not OF sufficient length 10 In
rIuds end senes. Tho probable hceno
Of the contest has not yet bssh dehn-
itsiy arranged. but II II just possible
that another upms will be added TO tho
IIat played ~ Wheeling Hownrer,, this
In not yat 4 cordially for saVcrAl pIao0s
ara under consideration.
Another change II fhada ncoehSaty DO
rausc or an brFor on tho part Of Geo.
Warrington Univcrlity athlstio RuthQti-
tiek in arranging their schedule. For
this reason The game win Geofge
Washington University was advnhced
10 the 10th of Octobet. ipEteAd OF Tho
18th, and the game with MarshAll Col
irse which was 10 be played on that
date, was cancelled.
The followers Of the local team VIII
have an opportunity or Getting lihe
on the strength Of George washington
when that Aggregation stacks up
against West Virginia University Mt
Morfantown the 10Th OF Oct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
MUSKlNGUM MEETS
DUQUtsNE


Special Dispatch 10 The fatal m
New Conuord, D.. Oct. lS.--ThA "A
atudent body OF AuGkin4ulA fo 4
turned out hero today TO tecoft
ball team 10 the O'CLOCK "
which tho team lett TOR EWt4l ~
wbrro Duouasna UnNRfAity VIII 4
tomorrow Afternoon "a 49,
Manager Davir. Coach ltrnAefteN !
81 players. made tho trip UNan.
10 not only an old rival ~ AOao y,
but Ia ono Of tho best and ggEpik. 4
heaviest team or her soheAelV,
regular IInrriten End letterlMeA Ae1e3s
bkvls, center; CALDWELL guard. AM Mt
scy tackle. will not be In tho lineny
morrow. owing 10 iNtufles feeelyeL Nv
the Glencoe game. A. q result -
fullbsek, and the largest lhEn - (
squad, has been shifted 70 teckit I3S
iontyrs will be on the other tanlllA =
Grim and Brown At guard The
Will add considerable weight WNleA :
been needed. -. 80
team from New Concord, q - 49,
that Duauesne will b held 70 eSlNe
low score. .. p. 81 ~ 10 SF,Atl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
WAUWOOD eleven
BADLY CRIPPLED


warrood HiGh's football outlook Is
receiving number Of roSorsos this
year. rive regulars will probably be
1uI Of the game against Toronto nest
Friday. ana Coach Smith 10 "orhinH
hard 10 replace worthy substitutes
Edward Psli. altar center and r"hslh
cred tho bach bono of tho line. win prob
ably be out for tho saaon Ah the result
of broken shoulder which 10 resolved
In tho Whaaiing Hana. hisinhlrh"r. VII"
has bssn playing aood game at guard
va, rspoTlsd Ia be out for tho season.
after undergoing an operation Tor hp-
nsndIciils at tho q " q hospital Mon
day 49,, g.,
hrnLsn bonA In hia hand. vhllo Clark,
halThack IL treating badly apfalhHu
Wrlst ILaksr. taokls. viii leave tho lat
tor mart OF tho wN"k for Tnckcrtown
". j.. whore no VIII make hla futur"
homo. ~
Rrand. Coach Smiths most r",iabl"
,,hstl,utN selection. has loft school,
leaving the line wreck, with only
few subs remaining. The Grcsn'a record
mas been very impressive for tho season
up until tho present date. heiuin!
Wheeling and Llnsly TO low scores ana
acorIng big victories over MoundsVIhe
ana M1ngo. No game has boon arranged
for today and the team will De id'e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
LEGION GRID TEAM
MEETS CHARLESTON

WhnolinH's American Legion grid
lean has already booked two hard
games. and praotiue will DO held all I'M"
week la preparation for the blh
ond clash with tho thhTluHton l.ohloh-
sIToa al Charleston. which taken nlnoo
on October 81, A ehmn has ala" hneh
hooked with TIM t'iIl Freshman for
hrmiatioa lay nnn much interest 10
being shown locally
rho tam viii 10 "ompohsh Of many
farmer high school niats and players
who have won fame In "ollSR" olr"l"s,
Hud Wagner. who has decided 10 Ills
continue his UourHa al NrthnnY. viii
play center On tho nlevou. with ilud
himpEDn ~ HubHtiiutr, Arch Gnn"H,
onco famous with tho StahtN. viii play
Mt "a terminal. and in expected 10 Hhow
hiH old time forth.
The following players AFRO requested
To report NJ tho meeting To bc held on
Monday evening at Tao sharp In tho
Legion Hall on Market street: Rud
Wagner. Rud Simpson. Campbell, George
Hclfer, Dutch lIRdorn. Harold McGrRn-
ahan. "Rutter" Dughn. NAT Coffcn. Ger
aid Coffee. Bill Dixon. Otto Junkcr-
nickle. Rags Raper. Arch Games Bud
Huston, Chuck" Boerner. Duffcy. Geo.
Fooae. Foley and Tobin.
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", Y, U. FRESH|ES
TACKLE kISKI
Al EaltsBurg. 20, This Afesrnoon.
10 Players and Coach.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Intelligence,
A0rgantown. W. Va, Oct lh-Th"
Weat Virginia Freshman fOotba u team
loft MOrKantoWn nj noon To-Day Tor
salisbury. PA, Whrra tho strong hlnhi
team will be met tomorrow.
tliEhtesn players ware carried IN III"
r1uad accomplished by Coach Lanhnn'
and Assistant Manager ThoH Male.
Coach lAnhRm IL worried over lha
outooms Of tUmUfruW'A game az Ito l"tt
h.,, without Two OF hlh beat men.
Doug" nowrrz being called temporarily
out of school. ana John Kennedy being
laid up all week. with q bad ankle ahd
knee ,,
l.anham Announced that ~ w"uIh
uh.Iy .tar, banner and iiarieiI 81 tho
hnIgbAckul Mahhn al Tullha"h lihrTluk
at auartsrbaoh. deo. Barnard nhd nhr
noy AT the ends. MoD"gal1 nhd i.yall a,
tho Tackles brum and wright hl 10"
guathn hnd vernon mfhnrh at ""h'of,
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'TR|ADS" BEAT
WELLSBURC HI
OUT TMn-PTKn nLnvnN pnowED
TXdh wApn rxfLhD Ar
GOAL LOSING uAMn
Latte Booted noth OF TTisasiphia u"eIs
Aftor fouohdOWns anA MADE
WANING PoihtS

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence
WrilHburA. W Va. oct II wolfe
buTu Inni a hpri fought ii.is battle Il"
Philadelphia High Ihla afterno"n ~ tho
Iounl nbld, Whrh Wadn falied Ia Nick tho
HnaI after tlurk'a ihuHhduWh Fred
rlrku pioInh"d tho Ind fnC The Nlnii"T q
two tauchduwnH. lati" kidding both
goals lhrruhy H"uilhH tho winning
poInI rho locals lost hnarly ov"rY
ohRnun IN thn roruhi hair when li"ugh.
who wna playing rrnaH,luhnl Eum".
waH removed aftrr receiving ~ bad l"E.
End runs and Inn pluuRnH was tho
viAIlprH' mohn or attack, ma proved
very effective. m the lnonia ware nearly
out weighed nftcrn pohndH to the man
HuuEh starred for tho locals IN until
tho limo of hla Injuries. while Clar ~ nd
Gueily shared IN tho honorn. FredtiCha
was the maInstny or tho TtIhdelphln
bachH.
Tho score by auarl"rs:
ws IISn|' ',,. ',.,. 0 0 - o-i5
Goals from touchdown: hntto q
Wade |. Touchdown: HouEh. Clark.
Frsdricks .. fine OF quarters: 10 min
utes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
INTERSECT|ONA[ CANES ARE Il
SCHEDULED IN EAST SA7URDN

posed greater defensive psW~ ~
cuBe. .I ~
mia ..eason form, but ,tAS fun $500
the Blue stiii 10 unknown.
Jones and his assistants hAx4
working steadily viii, the
Of candidates avail bic, nak
amount Of real football acH!V
S Ss,m.a puuiiU Of Coach cSsA1S(
not be told in advance Of the HnN sSa'
Williams will send into IT,
against Harvard team Hnt
formed perfectly In the early
OF the season, but Is not likely
the crimson off guard. A elose
ing slight advantage in the o.
lafayette, already dsfeatsl
Army will face Penne.. ana the
are confident that they can - u,
The more Important tAme1 0.g
played in the east tomorrow,
with the scores where the SaSn1 u
ticr team" met last season t IG' g +
r rs.%s Collier. a, r.l.t.s..,
Williams at iiary.rd-tdid nst 49,.
I.afnyetto al PsanHylvania--t-bk IL N
Colgate 81 Hr6wn-rlNo IA
tJnion al Cornsli,- Did MOI Aelel
holy Croas al DSrhtmouthr--tpA ~
wss, virginia wselsysA ~ osce
town tIad not peal n.
North taTpiinn =, penn Stats'~sul
im"snsh \, Annspplia--t-ii,
HlrlnEneId q, IVES, rsint-.lU1 ~
rIi(.sy,sh At sytstu.>--i.li.
NJ IpIA|
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dents. AZ We will not have Il AZ soft as
In the past" This was the few words In
which "HlXey" told OF the game and
shows that the Gold IA confident.
Coach Ross hGs been teaching his
protsKcs nearly every new point In the
game for high schools. and when tho
locals tackle East High this afternoon,
fans Will sec ~ good open game or loot
ball. The players have been working
hard all week. and during yest"rdayH
long sigma dril looked like they we're
Ia the btSt Of condition ana ready 10
stand the real tent today. Coach honH
han made few. changes la the lineup hut
subs viii be hscd at any minute or tue
guntu ar nearly every member OF ihe
nuIhd is worthy Of "a regular berth.
Wheeling viii probably uhirr the
game n Weakened team. as the result OF
slcinbTlokeT's IhJurirs. which would
shirt MunnH Ia tho captain - pohltiSh
Magnet who returned 10 tho lInoup
viii start at hnd and should show good
form IA ho packs plenty "r weight ahd
punch" The Columbus team did not
arrive lust evening nnd In expected I"
blow la sons tI'ns this moTnins, When
ono gets n peck" At tho big boys no can
be n better Judge m Ia who VIII start'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
.uNSLY SQUAD OF
EIGHTEEN LEFT
FOR HUNTINGTON
Cadets ooaIidsAt OF sSSTtAS Victory
over Nahtinaton This Aftsr
noOn-IAkhL rra0lles.

I.lnrIys football squad ~ olahi"""
nlnyorn Gna,h Nuba AMI Manager ii"h
InsUn Ipfl Ingi sVoninH al sIiO p"r' Ia"
h 4 q TOT iiuniluainn This nfIofn""n
the unsleIs win IsOhIa ihoir first hnId
EaU,o ~ tho nn'n WHOM t"e"h Nue." q
tisvrn iah"n IL" field nh"l"HI Hunting
Ion hish suhuDI nn the "id hlnh s"h""l
field
Merrlmunt ana confidence both "pnr
kIsd ftum tho eyes Of The cadets ~hcn
ihpy bowrdSh no train last eNnhlnn, ~.
cunpanlrd by numh"r ~ tP"'r must
ardent haoh"tE Tho "llnwlns mad" Va"
t,ln, a,nnnsrihIh I'uRi, nonr. Drrr"shon
Jus,nha, Hoabtiuhl, Hoffman, N"Niuhl"r
HpIllers. R,ohhS. q tamil, lhsn,", ="
tsrnnn. Miles, MathlNn. HohllllnR !.
IIamil. Johnston. Coach Nusn Hnd Man
niger ltbhihEon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Judge Morgan Declares
For Collective Bargaining

hporlhl Dispatch 1" IN" lp'riliErpunf
MarIIhiA,ufs. w Va pyI, 10 -
otuwd which prn"tIrhilT flllnn lhe OF
rh,s,rA ~ ,hn Apollo thea ~ hhr'lrh'
biru.. largest riuyhOmu" hnaTA Jn!ne
10 Morgan. ItornbtIran rahdidnln f"t
rovtrnot. arrnlan TIM State ana hh l'"hh'
namIuIs,rnII"na here. ana hoard loVsr.
nor William Hpruul "r rehhaylvnhiA AID
him In telling tho people why thny
.hnuld vote Tho Republican norninecH.
Judge Morgan spoke al length on ne
l,couuc 1T Nations, ttit lo'sihE hftcie
10 especially lilo referred IN Legislation
Thai Ind been ennctcd during Republican
administrations md told tho audience
TINT tho Grand old rarity intended TO
furnish tho country with nm Rdministrn-
ton that would give equal rights 10 AT
rrrnrdlcsa OF class He referred TO con
ditIunH In this State. where he said an
effort was being made TO take the labor
vote rrum him. He said he favored col
Icctiye bargaining and thought LABOR
should bc organised
While Judge Morgan WAS addressinR
his audience Sam Montgomery, canni-
date for Eubar material hohors on tho
Non artisan ticket. addressed an nu-
dIrncn Of several hundred people In
another local hail. He stated that Judge
Morgan had n slush fund, and criticised
tho administration Of Governor Corn
well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
SALEM EASY
FOR BETHANY
Buffalo Crosk Eleven Scored "a Points.
visitors Unable to stop Bun-
runhes and End Runs.
ec,al to The Intelligencer.

Special to The Intelligencer.
Bethany w. Va,. Oct 15.-Salcm col
lege proved no match for Bethany here
today. the latter team scoring no less
than a. to their opponents nothing.
From the time Captain Hughes recover.
ed the Wrist kickoff. after salem had
ruul,led and ran for the first touchdown
in the first twenty seconds ~ play, II
was a continual march toward the grool
for the Buffalo Creek team. At no time
was the lighter Salem eleven dangerous.
they not being able To register first
down. although thoy must DO credateI
wiih fighting against odds To the final
whistle
The playing OF Captain Hughes who
acorcd three tuuchdowhn ana klchnd
Twelve goals out OF twelve attempts
featured. The work Of lat" ana Smith
FOR bethany ami cup for Salem "As
high Clanb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Wheeling ShrIners at
MorgantOwn Stage
Initiation for S.
Rprr,o, to- Tho in,rlllesnrrr

Rprrinl 10 Tho 1nirllieehrrt
Mdrghhlhwn. O", ~ bhH
mcmhtrs Of UrIrIs rrmrle NJ Nhs"llnE
In ihnlr annual pllatimhtn TO lhls WM
iEn Shrnn brfurc Il great thronR OF g0o
vIpltorh from rsnnHylvanla. WsH Vlr'
Rnlp and Dhln II, ,.t,
Tho wheeling aggregation win thtt
hund arrived IN thr 'iiy early IN Ins
81, nnr,dc Al O'Clock the orfo-
, me" began In tho strand Theatre. AZ
intermlsslon ut o o'clock ~ha kiveh,. ara
luncheon was served by tho Order OF th9
Eustern star IN the MothodiHi Enlsoopai
church, Eorcmnnlhl w3rh was reA""'-
Todby'a pilgrimage is the SECOND IN
,he nl.iory Ut the aiaIe Ia MOraahlo"n,
n,,d the vinil0rn were WalcomsN w
Inrun crowd The train "a Wheeilha
IsAyDs AT 1 30 TOMORROW morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
new MEAT MARKET

Smith and Michaetls. well-known Elm
Grove butchers who Reveral months ago
purchased the C. 4. Null meat market.
have announced that they arc planning
to open branch market In the Hohnsee
building on Howell avenue. Patterson.
The firm intends to carry eomplets
line Of meats at it's new store which
will open next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
DELAY TowLnM HnAHrNo

Announcement WAS made yesterday
afternoon by Squire n. @. Hebbs that 4
preliminary hearing for Joe Fowl"r' nj
legged TO have shot and killed Mira. l.h-
liam Sanders Belts. and iniurlhE Tom
until the latter part Of tho month. The
hearing has been delayed on account OF
the condition Of Mr.. Weitssl. who Is re-
covering very slowly at the Ohio Valley
General hospital
Fowic- Ia In the county Jail awaiting
a hearing and 40 far refuses To talk To
amy one Of the police about the case
formal inquest into tho death or Mrs
Beltz will be made prior 10 the hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
OHIO SIDE FANS WILL
GET REAL TREAT TODAY
Ferry rAokiss stsubVnvins Nlsvea This
Afternoon % LaA1ue rArh-
GOOD 0aahS.

Martina FerryR wonderful orfcnse
will b. put to real test this afternoon
when tho Purple lineup against Steu.
benville's gridderH mt League park.
The game In expected TO prove a
thriller from beginning to end and tSe
up,the,rIrer eleven wiii propaply tur,
the Purple has encountered this year
Interest IL intense throughout the Fer
ry and q lRrks turnout is expected. The
teams will lineup as follows:
NrnSS<AAa YNPPY f3kguNanvtiia
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The scheduled contest between the
Merchants Of WellsburF and Veteran
OF Foreign Wars. at Wellsburg for THIS
afternoon, was called of according to .
Telegram received by Manager Davidson
last evening. WsllsburG 1mpsriAl1 and
WeIrtoh Independents will furnish the
sunday attraction for the up-the-river
fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
FINAL WORKOUT HELD TngI
orTMnn OUT Or W. Y. o.
LYMnUP ron TODAY
nussaitutss WIN Ds QivSn onAnoe This
AftsTnoon--Bfmon Lhsly LOOK
lar rroaDSot

MorRantown, W Va, Dot ls.---W"Ht
Virginia looked good In practice today
and nnlHhed Its preparation Tor inc
aeorRc Washington game tomorrow W
high spirits. .u,
The lineup will show Fuccy Al cen
tnr Srlron and Kay Mt tn" guards.
Johnson and Flanagan at tackles. Mere
dlth and Harrick at ends, Dawson al
quarter. Capt. Lontz and BECK al the
halfbacls and Hawkins at Iuu -,
have her hrst opportunity TO try out
auch promising freshmen As simon.
Tallman and several others who nave
shown strength but have not yet broken
into q varsity encounter. -,
Tho George Washington team will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
M'CONKEYS meet
DILLONVALE sun.
MATT End Nins WIN oloSs season Shouh
Team Come Through With Victory
over thS Indians

Tho McConkey baseball nine OF the
East End will travel to Dillonvale Sun
day where the locals will lineup against
the Indians In the second game or
three Game series. With a victory over
the Ohtoana tomorrow the Macks VIII
probably close tho season.
Manager McConkey stated LAST eve
ming that no would have his three pitch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

H., stewart, W"ll. ror khhNf M"'"h
~, Dunn hihl.u f"' hellNy W'Ih"h"
fot i(ril"yi ,l"ssnhurE Tor W"llal '"il"'
ru, nandolUh nNlom imNln In' cog
,nrinr Tor Vincent, Vincent Tor Irwin.
MlWunh fur Fhw
'ruurhJuwnr liVHlWS a. hlih"r p
nmIIhp randolph ,. Koiloy, Dollsr, Lat
Ia
toals --Iiughor. 'uu, "r ~.
uunrirrR- ~. ~. 10 10
IirTorrn Johns Mount Nniun-
t'mplrc Cnnnrrn htpnip
ILnrtnAn-. Rndsrrn. WcRlrynn.
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word 70 the wise.

What arc you cutting out or the pa
per-" =,
About man getting n divorce De-
cnusc hIs wife went through his pock-
eta" ..
What are you going to do with IL!
Put II in my pocket
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Ing accR. HonAcher. EnHlc ana Low In,
but did not sxprona daninlloly Just VINO
would stnrt the game. Fifteen playSrB
will mako tho trip and largo dole
cation OF local roOtorH are expected To
accompany tho team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
MDIJNTNNEERS EXPECT EASY
VICTORY OVER c. WASHINGTON

not arrive here until tomorrow ut noon
spending tonight at Connrlsvillr. The
freshmen team left ut noon today for
Salisbury where Kiski In TO DO mot to
morrow Tho yrarlinE outnt In badly
crippled through tho loss OF bowers and
Kennedy. hut will give tho prop school
Icnm a luhaol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16
Wheeling
Big Local Feature

kOACH ROSS MAKES FEW CHANGES IN LINEUP
FOR RIG CLASH WITH EAST HIGH THIS AFT
ERNOON-MUCH is EXPECTED OF GOLD AND
> BLUES TACKLES TO HOLD UP LlNE-SIU.
DENTS TURNED OUT STRONG AGAIN LASI
EVENING.
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WILL PLAY TO-DAY

ST. Paul, Oct. lS.-St Paul- Bait more
game postponed. rct grounds. VIII play
to- morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-16

Oniclals-Refcree: D. w, Merrirnan.
Geneva.
Umpire-Clin Carlson. University OF
Pittsburgh.
Linesraan-B. +. Relter. Lehigh.
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Refpree-Arch Games.
Cmpirc-Stromp: w. IL. 5.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Observation-Disclosures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-05
col Shops Featuring Bright, Youthful Clothes
 For School-Going- Daughter

polo or cloth,
 The colored sweaters of youth are on display and she will have at least two for her wardrobe. The slip over and tuxedo and coat styles are good.
 The hats may match the shoes or the gown, or they may be of an ut terly different shade, if she fan cies and likewise they may be of cloth or cheneille or of feathers, and high colors especially for the young CT set predominate.
 The importance of going off to school is enhanced when the school girl has her first wardrobe trunk, a weekend bag fitted and hat box Aretonne lined, oh so flashing!
 It is good economy to equip your school going daughter with a new outfit of dependable luggage, the first year, from the standpoint of protection to clothes and safety in transportation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-05
DESCUANEL IS THIN.

BambouilIett, France, Sept. l. President DcsctaneI. assisted lJ Premier Millcrand, today received Senor Ccrdjo, the new Peruvian minister and Herr Eichhoff, the Austrian minister, who presented their credentials. NJ. Dcschanel ap- peared to have greatly aged since his recent accident, when he fell off 2 ralroad train. He is thin and today seemed to be nervous, but he was alert and apparently otherwise quite normal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-05
CALENDAR OF TIE WEEKS EVENTS |N
 CHURCH SOCIETIES

Following is the schedule of the weeks events in church activities:
 Monday, September 6.
 3:00-W Woman's Missionary society, First Methodist church.
 Woman's Missionary society Hazel Street Baptist church.
 Woman's Missionary society Ohio Street Baptist church.
 Tuesday, September 7.
 Christian Woman's Board of iMs- sions, First Christian church, with Mrs. J. R. Shaw, 1924 Olive street. 4:00 D. m.-Circle 8, First Baptist church, with Mrs. J. II. Moore, 1121 West Sixth.
 Wednesday, September 8.
 4:00 p. m.-Circle l, First Baptist church, with Mrs. Asa Bohnert. 1419 West Fifth.
 12:00-Laymen's club, First Pres byterian church, Hotel Pines.
 2:30-Intermediate Bible class. Trinity Parish, with Mrs. F. L. Phil lips, 617 West Sixth.
 Friday, September 10.
 Circle 5, First Baptist church, Ba- racca Hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-05
THE FALL GARDEN;
 HOW TO MAKE IT

Did you know that you can have a better garden in the fall than in the spring? But to have sue cessful late garden, frequent cul- tivation is necessary.
 Since practically all of the vege- tables grown in the spring may be easily grown in the fall, there is no reason why every person in Arkan- sas, with bit of ground at his dis posal should not have garden this fall and winter. To have a good late garden, keep the early garden well cultivated from weeds. Shallow cultivation should be given, after the plants have been made strong roots. The idea is to keep the weeds out and good dust mulch all the time in dry weather to retain as much moisture as possible.
 There has been sufficient rain in August for fall planting to begin. Plant black-eyed peas, cream or crowder peas, okra, Swiss chard, col lard, beans, salsify, cabbage, sum- mer squash and Irish potatoes.
 For September planting, there may be almost as great variety as for the early spring garden. Mus tard, lettuce, spinach, turnips, beets, carrots, parsley, English peas and even the early varieties of sweet corn may be planted. And all vines pr other plants for transplanting should be set out at this time.
 No home garden is complete with but, liberal planting of onions and row of "shallots" This is "cut
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sand doIIafs, including 2 s1O,0ss blII and more than S2o.000 in jewell tE' Was stolen in l0-minute day light robbery by .wo gunmen who beat Phillip $. smith, wealthy mer- chant, into inscnsibility in his of- flee here today.
 The bandits entered Smiths es- tablishment in West 53rd street. just around the eroner from Broad way, backed him against the wall, beat him with reviewers, ransack- cd the place and escaped in rec Ord time
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and even get in a bit of bass with a little euteness, but there is always something missing. l am not clever enough to prove the something! Oth- CTS might. The left nd right hands are wanted for the correct interpre- tation of q piece.
 "Surely some enterprsing music writer could provide all the melody and harmony required for the one hand pianist. There are thousands of wounded men who would apprcci- ate music for one hand
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"Musical Lamp" Emits Both Light and Music

, The musical lamp is the latest thing in useful inventions, according to the Toledo Times.
 "lt is an old rose and golf affair which not only gives out light likt an honest-to goodness parlor lamp but it plays fox trots and sings" says the Times.
 "The same electricity that lights the thing drives the mechanism and all that human hands have to do is to change the records. The horn is the standard of the lamp. It's gold plated, too.'