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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
$4,000 IN JEWELS STOLEN.

Farfbault, Mimi, Sept. 14.-Loot
valued at $4,000 was stolen last night
from the Ruge Jewelry store OF this
city when it was entered by two ham
dts ut about 10 p. M. Liberty bonds,
diamonds, rings, watches and cash
made up the greater part Of the loot.
Clarence Sharp, az years old, who
says he came from Illinois, was cap
tured as he was about to board the
midnight Rock Island train for Chi
cago. His companion -a1ecee6ed in
boarding the train, but authorities
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
MmK BOTTLE

Spokane, WASH. Sept. <l4.-''No
bottle: no milk" say an ADVERTISE
ment published by the Spokane dair-
les and milk producers. The adver-
tisemenh recites that q serious ma
tionwide milk bottle shortage must be
relieved At once" il delivery Of bot
tied milk is to continue, and declares
that those who retain. milk bottles
for private Uses will not, be supplied
with milk hereafter. b
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
STEBBINS CONDUCTS
SCHOOL OF ETHICS
FOR ROTARY CLUB

The Rotary club held a luncheon
and meeting at moor today in the Ho-
tel Dacota1. Following the lunch
con W. c. Stebbins. superintendent
OF the Grand Forks public schools
conducted q school on Rotary prin-
ciples and ethics.
In addition to the school conducted
by Mr.. stebbins. there were a num-
Der Of business matters, on the cal
endar for consideration,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Sept. 14.-Closing fig
ures: s1-2s. 1904: first As, $3.50;
second as. $3.50; first 4 1-4s. $50:
second 41-4s, 84.76; third 41-4s.
1928; fourth 41-4s. 1896; Victory
8 3-4s. 95.44; Victory 43-4s. $40.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

have wired ahead. and it is believed
he will be intercepted. Sharp is charg-
Cd with The crime and 1t Is asserted
that the greater part Of the loot was
found on him.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Miss May Giltrud Of Pembina, N. D.,
has arrived in the city. She lis taking
a civil service examination prepare
tory to taking up government work in.
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Sherlock returned
from the Twin Cities last evening
where. they have been attending the
Minnesota state fair.
William Larson left for Grafton to-
day to visit with friends.
The. Ladies' Aid Of the local Prespy-
terrain church will meet "Wednesday
afternoon in the church sparlors.E
The ". c. o. F. are planning on in
ittating a class Of eight into their or
der this evening. At the conclusion of
the initiation services a lunch will be
served.
Frank Donnelly, son Of stephen
Donnelly Of Grafton. n. D., has arriv-
ed in the city and will enter the local
schools. He is making his home at the
N. Ketter place.
Mrs Mary Enrieht resumed her du-
ties In the Bydal Mercantile company
today after q two weeks vacation. !.
Miss Lila Lee instructor in school
district No. 152. announces that school
has opened in that district and that
she Is anxious to have as many Of the
students enroll as soon as possible to
facilitate matters.
The Grand Marais Farmers club
will meet Thursday evening in school
district 1852. At the conclusion Of the
meeting lunch will be served.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
sKULL ~FRAOTURED.

Marinette, Wis, Sept. 14.-Eleanor
Larsen, aged 5, died on the way to
tho hospital from a fracture Of the
skull received when she, was struck
by ar automobile.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
Tho Elh|,ysl. Town Today

r.. =. M0ntgofrery to attend Mis-
SQUIRT slope Fair at M4ndan.ss Grand
Forks aa, toS have me eyhioit there.
Potato crop now being harvested
ana there are many yc@tIls for pickers.s
Red Gross 10 refund mohe,y for un-
.scripttcnns,, Horne 'ls.s'S 1 Service Bureau -
Grand Forks bustnss mon endorss
ticket headed by James AZ Dinnie,
for commission.
NorthernssPaeific railroads estab,
fishes department Of Immigration and
industry to aid development Of north
Boys department 81 7. NJ. q, 4.
fsil work. S..S. 'e,
Movement Of 1890 grain crop to-
ward lake and Twin City markets
under way. Il
Ways. and means COMMITTEES meets
this afternoonato complete appropriA-
tons bill for final action at city coun-
oil meeting tonight.
Truman Pierson confers with Com
mercials club officials today regarding
[extensaon Of Missdesdppt River Scenic
highway throush city. s
H +. Midki1f returns to work tas
university and Wesley coll ke after
two years n foreign service! eaY.TM
~ SAS III AE+- IL .4 JAZZ EfFL. ErET1As aES9NI EUF&''Hf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
ENENING EDITION
Eity Briefs! i 5.
-
d. Mnlligsn wli Sc II, III. office
kHypstt. 20th.-AdvI

~ ao, aiis1n WI Be in his office
Be!non. PssE-n.nclnx ,r.r,s
uesday. Friday and saturday svens
aes.se to 1915. Enard's orchsstrG.ss
Notice to stndenn-Good boardta III!
Ind 1-2 block from high echoolI
Phone re 1os7 7.7zAd -
We have buyer for s 8 + s-roofnI
nodernS HOUSE, oHsiUniversty Or Chey-'
me Ave What have you? The H.
sendekez e'pss
Botttuiadi in Cftf-Ben Bothum, for
&Siaerlys Newspaper maj Of Wiscon-
a Si9ins swassin this city today on his va
SS& SPOKANE, WASH, where he will re-
surte newspaper work.
Water Lo6ated-Dnll and ret water
before. you pay. ThSyty years exper-
Slence. References furnished. Phone
NMO06W, or write r. c.. Gemmill. 3l0
sgAAshton st., Grand Forks, n. D.-Adv.
81 Nelson TO st. Panl-Henry E. Nell
ION Of the y. c. Penny shoe depart1
Alnent, left this noon. for st. Paul
SSrhere he will attend a meeting OF
4Hother shoeSmen of the company.
EasAdvocatcs Return-AtA meeting of
atheE5Oi1cial board Of the First Metho-
dist church 81. the city; saheld last
might, Rev, Thbnt1s H. Gallagher was
Unanimously endorsed toS return to
church for. another: year. ;
Child Improves-MurieI McAllister,
who was run yer by q Poppler Piano
/ company delivery, truck yesterday
morning, today - said toSbe3 An q very
/ satisfactory condition, and there fs
every indication that she will recover
within a short time.
Visits Here-Dr.l Roscoe F. Cheering,
who has been here for short time;
Visiting his uncle, N. ". Spaulding,
left today for Larimore, to VISIT other
rAaltives.* Dr. Cheering has been taking
e., special course in medicine in New
York city, and viii return there short
/. ly to complete his course.
= Insurance Saleslnan-Must get in
--tuuch..swith--succeasful life insurance
!, salesman to handle Grand Forks dis
| trict;N ordinary anda5twenty pay poll
y cles. American Four, having every
Il modern feature. Especially large COM
Mmissions>to good business producers.
s8See j. Max Goar, state manager, Ho-
4&stel Dacotah,s sept. IA, 2 to s p. M;
MI 18th. 3 to Tia. Em.-Adv. Il,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

The Grand Marais Farmers club
will meet Thursday evening in school
district 1862. At the conclusion Of the
meeting lunch will be served.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

Truman Pierson confers with Com
mercial club officials today regarding
extension Of Mississippi River Scenic
highway through city. @ss i
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

H f. 0didkir returns to work at
university and Wesley coll& after
two years ii foreign service eY..-M.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

We have buyer3for 5 or s-roofh
nodern& house on; University q Chey-
ene Ave- What have you? The II.
Rendeke fEo,-Xdys

Bothdld in Cftt-Ben Bothum, for
8SnerlyS ~ Newspaper man Of Wiscon-
SSelin. swassEin this city today on his way
&0SSpokane, WASH, where he will re-
Surtee newspaper work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14
Boys department Of r. M. G. A.
opens Gym Sclasses open Monday for
Movement OF 1920 grain crop to-
ward lake and Twin City markets

Ways and means COMMITTEES meets
this afternoon to complete appropriA-
ions bill for final action at city coun-
Gil meeting tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

Water Lotated-Drill and get water
before you pay. ThSxty years exper-
Aoo6w, 81 write r. G.. Gemmiil. SIS
Ashton ST., Grand Forks, N. D.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

Advocates Return-AtA meeting Of.
thgezoificial board Of the First Metho-.
dist church OF the city; held last.
might, Rev. Thbnt1s H. Gallagher was:
Unanimously endorsed toss return to
the church for another year. !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

Mrs. Mary Enrieht resumed her du-
ties in the Bydal Mercantile company
today after q two weeks vacation. !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

4 Nelson to st. Paul-Henry e. Nell
pon of the j. C. Penny shoe depart<
he will attend a meeting Of
other shoe men Of the company.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-14

Just Il few left of our stock OF Silk and
Velvet Bags. Rather than carry them
longer we have marked them at half Of their
original price, which means that you can
buy $500 bags for $780,, and $500 bags
for "a. 90. .
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02

week.
Mrs. R. A. Ballentine of Denver is
visiting with her sons, Byron and
Harold, south of Big Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strickler of
Julesburg were visitors in Big Springs
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Smeidle Of Venango
visited friends in Big Springs the lat
ter part Of the week.
Tom Bigham stopped in Big Springs
several days last week on his way
from Kansas City to Kirby, Wyo.
The Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts
returned Friday from their camping
trip near Sidney.
Mrs. Henry johnson of the North
Table land is reported very sick at
this writing.
Miss Eunice Morton of Venango was
in Big Springs Wednesday.
Arthur and Andrew Singley Of Ovid
spent several days last week with
kieth and Kenneth Hershey.
Mrs. Henry Stewart spent Tues
day in Julesburg.
Mrs. Margaret Aufrecht and Mrs.
Geyer are putting forth great efforts
to organize an Epworth League in
Big Springs,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
c.. u. nenpaea. laasa.

" S~s . s
Nellie Dye and Belva Smelser were
Sterling Visitors Monday.
Pure lard for sale by Mrs. John
Sowders. Phone lO6. II
Geo. H. Thompson returned from
Fort Morgan Saturday evening.
Evseybsay gets the sa1s price vhs
ssls T. tie Beatrice Creane1y. jlo-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Terry are the
happy parents of a baby girl born
Tuesday.
New line Of laides' and misses
shoes, At Mrs. H. A. Conover's.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McKinstry Of
Sedgwick were Julesburg visitors on
Monday.
buy and sell all kinds of second
hand furniture. Call at James Eaves,
l mile south of Julesburg. jy1-a19'
Mrs. Karl Mcintyre and her Sum
day school class enjoyed a picnic at
the river Monday.
4. C. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. Il
Mae McGaffin of Polk, Neb., was a
guest last week in the home of her
friend, Miss Alice Tewell.
Lunch served by Camp Fire Girls
at Jones Saturday III a. m. till p. m.
Candy Sale.
The Standard Bearers with their
leader, Mrs. G. H. Austin, enjoyed a
picnic at the Italian Caves last week
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. c..
c. Gould one week from Thursday. or
September 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kortum and Mr..
A. kortum arrived Tuesday from
Stanwood, Iowa, for visit with the
Jacob Frickel family.
Ed Fischer and Guy Pool and the
members of their families returned
the latter part of last week from their
outing in the mountains. They all re-
port d pleasant time.
Furniture for sale-including rugs,
chairs, beds and bedroom set, and
book desk. Can see furniture 1T our
house, or phone to
Mrs. John Spells
Stella Smelser returned Monday
from Paonia, Colo, where she has
spent the summer. She has accepted
position in the Julesburg Public
schools as teacher of the second grade.
Will Fender spent the week end in
Denver looking for light truck, but
which he was not able to find Mr..
Fender is going to start up new
dray line in Julesburg, which he will
own and operate himself. He had
planned to start the business this
week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02
THE SAVAGE COMBINE

will be demonstrated on the farm of
Ray Eggleston, 6 miles south and 2
miles east of Haxtun, Colo, Sept. 4th
IN 7th
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02

Some Julesburg women don't have
to think very hard to tell their hus-
bands what they think Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

IT, saloon operatives. A total Of 50
places OF business ana homes hau peen
raIded IN TO s o'clock this evening and
II IL understood that more warrants
hnya been prepared.
~, an ,b,s .vsninS holds
inc county JaIt ts $3.50, wdIh
rory OF nt"T9 pi 'S'', i.u an, Mi
Violating inc .'i,,",, h.arinaa
az" heId P"n"'"H III 49,, Iani.hT
before Juh'I"a w - '",' III
WIG" 'hey viii %" a"'''''s" W
All afternoon with curious GtD~d
nT a lh"uannd ~ moro persons AA VII
nes1ss. operatives haGheh ifuGh loads "I
""nns,alod iiImpr Int" tho hasn"a"i o.
tho ,"unIy Jail ana nhionhsd ah"hHh
i"n.a H. mike Now yo,h l"youH f"I y
,nnnth iiundi4ha or saiiopa nf alleged
I,nn,IoI nIun and many hundreds ~ gal
lima ~ ,uIaIn 10 rh AMI uihar prohibition
80 ,,,,,,.ntI,ns I,vo,har w I'm tru,L lopd
WYNN In,1 ar hama mazda boars
.,1 nina, rho nfnaoruIut nIp cod an
Nv" w." ,n-au ,,an oysr
tho merry IIauId. In foar Of n might raid
am tho IpII be uoInent
Tndny's raIdu wero the result Of n
,yn weeks investigation into local con
II,Iona nv operatives from prohibition
hnadnuartors at Columbus and Glove
land Theae detcCtIver II In said, rn-
nnrtnd that Illicit lIuuor dealers wore
Ealing wide omen in fragrant violation
or tho INV. many alleged restaurants
and soft drink cmporlums in the bus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
PYErRO DrBERNADO AND MAN
NAMED JULIANO VrCTTM or AZ
SASSINS GUN WHILE AT
CELEBRATION.
Police Rush to scene Upon Hearing
Shots But Have Not Learned VINO
Ytred Into Mems Bodies

pictro piBornado a Benwood italian
died before reaching tho boIlalro City
hosnItat At 10 o'clock last night from
a bullet wound received when ho ~dA
shot down on the street at Twenty sec
ond and Guernsey ntrrot. bellhlre.
Another italian. named Julian, ~h"
WAS IA boarding house companion or ID
figTnadn ~ ion~oud. In In tho hnllalre
tiny hospital with tu" bullet wounds
IA hIn hip Ito was shot. presumably 10y
m, anmo PERSON who aasaalnatod III
nsruudu
Tho ahnilnR occurred about "o|""L
and al M carl Yh"ur thla morning. hol
IaITs police who wbro nsAiEn"h !" WORK
ON t,,o ,nrc had not "HtahliHhcd tho lhen
tIty 81 tho pCTsn = rotanH
NY Of tho pora"n or r"fH"hH WI" tir"'
tho shUtR
DIRrrundu and Juliano llvod In the
namo italian boarding hnuro nj No COZ
MCMsChCn atroot, H"nwo"d and were
In RolIniSC last night to attend tho Col
umbus Day celebration held by th'
italian organization 81 this locality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
COLUMBUS DAY IS
WELL CELEBRATED
BY THE ITALIANS

Columbus Day was we'll observed In
RcIIairc last evening by the prominent
organization of ohio Valley Italians
known as tho christopher columbus
society.
The public feature or tho teiehrh ton
WAS the mammoth display OF Fireworks
act orr at BellniTo Just after dark last
evening ,
Italians OF Wheeling, Martins F'r'S
ucn,.nnt and BtrubrnvilIo wore In li"l
, luiTo FOR tho OC'ahlOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
WILSON ACTS IN
HARD COAL CASE
NOTIFIES MINERS mn WILL hE
QUEST JOINT MEGTIHu or or
HhArOnn AND MInHnn
ron OUTOnHn 10.

washInBL"n Dot. III rTenldsnb
Wilson today n"Llnsd I"p'ss"ni"s
Iissa ~ anthIa"ils ,"lns's That lie
v",Id ,suuost I"i"t "sstl"P "i
op.raI",s amd mi"-.s. b." he hold at
n",oni"n ia. O"t"hs' ~ T"' III"
pu, peso nf AL lustlnu any lnsr"al'-
lies la thA recent wage evs'd.
Th. president III his messaus ""n-
Graduated III. nIns's Tor ths'r
pruuptnsss In complying with tn"
award ~ tn. anthracite commission.
The Telegram was addressed 80 JOHN
Collins Scranton: Thomas Kennedy,
Heylston; q. J. Golden, Hhamokin,
ana Philip Murray. International
vice president OF tho United Mine
workers OF America, Indianapolis.
The telegram said In part
Il nm in receipt Of your telegram nj
yisIng men that tho anthracite miners
hnyr returned To work In accordance
with tho terms Of their agreement. ant
asking that | call tho representatives o
the anthracite operators and miners Int
Joint conference for the purpose OF ad
Justing inequalities In tho present agree
mcnt.
Il congratulate you and the miners
Won represent upon the prompt manneI
in which you have complied with TIT
award OF the anthracite coal comnls
sion. -
Il am convinced that the future o.
collective bargaining depends upon IN
hdrllty with which each side fulhll'
their contracts. If any inequalities u
any agreement. can 500 40 objections
To their being corrected II both Sides car
hBIru upun remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
CARROLL COUNCIL HAS FINE
COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION
unT roo uTuun unnniOH LAaT
HvnHIHu OHH or Lana ET
uvHR unI.D nv EHIuuTH
or OOIUMpUa

DAUGHTERS OT ISABELLA ADDED
TO ENJOYMENT OF OUOASIOH
nv RERvEMa THE TnMFT-
IH9 LUNCH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
GO L X H.
sharon, w. Va, Lady HAVsd From opsr
alton by HstsTnAl Remedy

r.nIc u would H." illegal 4" puhlIsh
Ihrro athirmonIr II Ih"y wore not ''"o
NIH I!on tUICuuu. lhla ivy. h"fn
"Rutlul uunhrmrlo has given mo won
,Irr ruI Inu,iltu IInd u7rd " regularity
I TccI that I would hr completely 'u'"h
now My E"lir" "nuH"h ~" !" hay"
rrnnt herring Fpolls at night. w"nlh
h,yo hal 10 hpvr an op"In Ion perform.
oil n IL had no, boon for qorhnl Ound-
ruplc You rau publish this " YOU think
Il IL OF any uicT"st.
Eprhol Quadrupl" "omcH In ANAL bot
Ties containing enough Tor most caS"H.
II will not stain or irCitatc. DOCS not
Interfere with regular work. Leaves
PARTS In hcnlthful. normal condition.
Requires 10 minutes daily.
Get further information Rt {. H..
Grcist & cos Drug Stpro. and drug
.torca cycrywhcrc, or write SOrbOl
Company. Mcchanicsburg. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

were arrested and held for hearing be-
fore Justice W. D. Downer here: - "
The search Of the Schmidt place VS.
made on warrants sworn out by Prose
cutting Attorney Roy Carpenter who or
dered the raid after receiving reports
that Schmidt was manufacturing liquor
on a whole sale scale. The nrst infoImA-
ton against Schmidt WaA received about
a week ago when II was reported tina!
ha served Thisin jack 10 thresherp Ana
that no kept hIs product In his sprihk
house 2
The sprihs house. howevsI, vas emp.
w. Several days ego schmidt hIouGht
I. Iuad nf hay Ia tile CITY ana lhn 80
morjtiea are Inclined 10 baiieyo that ihs
hay served as n ooysr fur biz slo"t NJ
rho niiii ssJssd les, plHhi stands eye.
fv,r feet hlrh and IL fsnr ilmst - b,H
a. any silii aver sslSsd ~ Jefferson
ooyniy, n attracted consldsrab's Az
tauilnn whom brought 10 the CITY uso
on tho front OF an aut1
----------as4sz-----.----
Th, best thing rors Of W. DO II %
utsh tho button. Even then the elevator
hoy doesn't always come up tn our ek-
peotatIons.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
DON'T Be BALD
wov to NAks Hair 0row strong, 1h1oh
and LuStrouS.

r,u Of us get bald in . day and We
ali have ample warning when our hair In
thinning out. ..,.. L.,,
invigorator, but to quickly stop any
further loss Of hair and promote . new
Growth It must be rubbed into inc scalp
a. the starved hair roots can really aD-
sorb It and get the vital stimulation 10
badly needed. a..
,rst application. for your hair ana scalp
should look and feel 100 per cent Det!eI.
Partisan sage IL not sIpenHive, Us
a scientifia preparation that supplies
hair needs clean. non. sticky aplisep
Tic ilau d that In sold by g. u, oriest
l. Co. and at good drug s,ors 80, S'. cry.
rr'I .siisfacIion or money refunded.
Good iookln. hsi5 J.. half n,l q: S.; .n.
"s.Tan.s NsrlsG, nssps dull, thin.
llfsIssa hair and finally bsidnsas, Wills
q little attontion now should lnsuIei
ihiok aud lustrous hair for years TO-
come. .N
No matter Whist your haIT troubles
try q I'nriaian sAHs massage tonight
you viii not be disappointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
HOLD
RALLY Ar WELLSBURG
Mrs. uvsiyn AldTioh ana Hon. w. n
johnson Address nia
Gathering

Attacking tho covenant or tho fongn
ur Natlnna Mira. ENnlyn AldTlrh dolly
ared tho principal nddrNHu lnHt ovnnlnE
at u Republican rally hold At tho court
house In Wollaburg. Every arnl IN ia"
largo room was iiS~n and many pcrH"nE
remained standing throughout IN" m"ot-
ing.
w s. Pistol Bill" JOHNSON. Rcpub-
llcan nominee for statN treasurer spoke
on tho league and cited scores uf mls-
takes made by tho admlni atratlon In tho
conduct Of tho war. Mr.. Johnson urged
tho necessity OF tho Republican voters
supporting their congressional Candi-
date. saying without Republican maj
GRITTY In the house Senator Harding
would bI powerless to carry out tho
platform upon which ne Is running as
the Republican presidential candidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
ELABORATE PROGRAM CARRIED
OUT IN CARROLL COUNCIL
AUDITORIUM-MAF
PRIZES AWARDED

Last night at the Carroll Council nl-
dtturium. Carroll Council hOi. hhlGhtS
OF Columbus celebrated Columbus lay
with tho largest gathering of members
AT mn old-rashloned. Het-together get.
acquainted meeting since Tn" cou1lciI
, has been organized. The most chronic
Crouch Call fraternaI organizations are
declared TO have them) who was pres
cnt last night departed from Tie usuai
routine Of pointing out errors. ana au-
yanced the claim that 1T was sure
some time"
The work OF the general committee
under the leadership Of IL }; h"i man,
Win T T.. t'""per. Ed schui.r. nary
unau IS r. AlrNaud"T. Toward lt"y ana
T. / cha uiun a. his nshihlhhls. Was
iraisow"rthy tN'iyli'ns wont on
sIuOthly. wlih"ui a hitch I" i"ai 'no
evenings program I'"'' lliH'a
rtIles and net such beautiful r'l""a
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lace tnuai, sroahine Hl"el''e ""h In""'
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1.-Two ,,
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r',k,Irr Gong star SporEloh HnnuNr
introduction OF m"mhorE. " j. uoHWen
.rnIk Grand Knight t"'eWa"
sons. $500. whitaker Glossncr (Snar,H",t ,,
Mlnstrels. ..'''''''' ~ C,,,dling
Talk. ...... w. Snarto,tc
sons. Whitak"r-Glcs'ncr V nSrI,y".,"
'raIk. Observation-Disclosures. -. MctLlnlcS
Spoon stunt ...........il. J. Hommann
Drawing of rrtze,. .........,.. TeIiers
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STEUBENV|LLE:
WILL CLEAN Up
WH|SKEY RING
Forty In The Jefferson County
Jail Charged With
Violations

HpoclnI Dirppirh !" The Ii"lllgon"nr,
gr"uhenvIIlc. Onto. oct VA cl"on
w uf bo"Jn Erllcrp aud momh"ra nf an
nilorsd whInkRy ring was instituted In
GtruhrnvIlIo this afternoon by rroHrcut
ing Attorney Roy Carpenter Of Jrnnr-
Pon county assisted by stat" md federal
prohibition enforcement officers and an
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Mss. WILSON TO REGISTER.
President Already rs> Signed To Vote
I'm November

Trenton. n. j.. Oct. l2.--Mayor ChaS.
Browne. Of Princeton, the Democratic
candidate for congress in this district.
stated today that President Wilson had
already been registered and Mrs. Wilson
= being registered this afternoon by
affidavit. .,,
1; ~ expected that Mrs. Wilson. like
the President. will cast her first ballot
by mail.