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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
400 At OPENING
OF A[W CLUB ROOMS
At MASOMIg TEMPLE
Speeches, Music and
Dancing Make Even
ing Enjoyable

Nearly fcur hundred persons at.
tended the opening OF the new
Masonic club rooms AZ the Masonic
temple last night. The occasion was
ceiobrated with a program. dancing
and refreahments.
Speakers OF the evening were r. II.
Hanna on Masonic Expansion"
D.. 3. stcver on Our Masonic De-
volopment'' and c. N. barber on our
club Roomd" Frederick HOFFMAN
read a ape sent by DR.. James IT.
Wroih on Past Masters Cf Temple
Lodge" Or. Wrotn being unable TO
be present.
The music for the program was
furnished by Dorothy Cameron, who
played a violin solo; George oeake
and Mrs. A. l. Reidling, soloists, the
last two being accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. ID. w. Faw. Each
musical number vas cncored. Peter
Cameron was chairman. During the
program hour past masters OF the
lodge were seated on the platform.
Following the program which vas
held on the second floor OF the build
ing, the Mnsons and their wives were
led through the new club rooms on
the lower floor. AS the 400 were In
Hpccting the new rooms, dancing was
started In the ball room, a part OF
which had been petitionod off, 80 the
CANCERS might obtain refreshments
between or after dances, II was past
midnight before the last OF the
dancers left the hall. Music for the
occasion was furnished by the Duke
City orchestra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
Is Boys Partake of
Dinner at Y. M. c. A.;
Discuss Gym Work

At the Invitation Of Physical
Director Osborne about 20 boys sat
down to a feed at the y. NJ. G. A..
last night after which the program In
the gym for the coming four months
was discussed. Up TO this time tho
most OF the work done has been on
the apparatus: hut during tho COM
Ing four months basket ball VIII be
the principal thing among The jun
Tors, employed juniors and intermed-
iates. In addition TO basket bal
there viii be competitive events for
those not playing basket BAN. so mat
no one will need to sit around watch
ing the game and waiting for his turn,
The most Interesting feature OF last
evenings program was the discussion
feature whereby the boys were given
an opportunity TO makc known their
own ideas regarding the future.
AZ the close OF the discussion the
names OF a large number OF other
boys were given Co those present with
n suggestion that these other boys
be Informed OF the action taken and
that they be invited to get into tho
game. II IL hoped that tho attend
ance at the gym may be doubled
within tho next W. weeks as n re-
sui OF last evenings dinner.
Italian glassware has Increased in
uricc 650 Dercent since the war,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

Italian glassware has Increased In
nrlcc $50 nercent since the a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
Leverett- Zapf & Co.,
A New Real Estate
Firm, Opens Office

Loverett-z apf & Co.. a new real
estate and Insurance. firm. opened for
business today in offices at I'll West
Gold avenue.
man with VI G. Thnxton for several
years aud Is thoroughly familiar with
conditions in A~lbuqucrque. Charles
q. zapf has been In Albuquerque for
a little more han a year, having
gomlng| here from Now York.
WANTrD-Cottoh inanS NJ the
HnrnId once Job Dent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

Don't wish you could find . Iop--Find II.
Dent wish zoe sould reat your apart
pon'i wish you souia sen your Aou,.-
Sell Il.
HowS
~ usIrs 'As Bsraid's Classified. Columns.
Phona HAb. Phone ea6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
Man Ask for 80
Days in Jail So
He Can Rest Up

Henry y. Bscmuer was NO wen
pleased with his rest IN the city jail
last nieht that he asked Judge w. w.
Mcclellan this morning that he be
nentonced to 30 days.
Brnmucr naid he was not feeling.
well and not able to work n would
Ike 90 be h%entenccd for 30 days SO
hn could roat up. Hrummcr wont 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

READ THESE ASTONISHING PRICE. REDUCTIONS ON ALL
HABERDASHERY rs NEATLY PACKED IN CHRISTMAS BOX
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

$40 Suits and Coats for $3.50
$45 Suits and Coats for $1,000
$50 Suits and Coats for $500
SIS Suits and Goats for $41.50
$50 Suits and Coats for $44.5O
SOS Suits and Coats for $48.5
$40 Suits and Coats for $3.50
SIS Suits and Coats for $3.50
Ready made Suits and overooats-a fine
lot Of garments--made Of material which
cannot be beaten for their quality and
durability. These Suits are marked at
less ohan cost prices.
AS Low as ....... .9Zl.oU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
MASONIC TEMPLE
FURNITURE
AT STRONG BROTHERS

The furniture or the new Masonic
club rooms was purchased at strong
Brothers furniture store. Mr.. Frank
StronE made a special buying trip Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

Pulverized street rubbish and coal
tar have cen found to mako good
, fuel b%riquetteE In Amsterdam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

~. IAJuls and KansaH City to select
the furnishing which 10 delighted
membera at the formal opening last
niRht.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

the JAN last night and asked FOR q
nights sleep which was granted. He
ih 80 years old.
'Nycil' said the judge after delib-
crntinp uhc court will CIV YOU 30
days In the county Jail. This will al
low you to have Christmas Inner
fhorg"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

ia all those kind friends who gave
their sympathy In our recent sad
bereavement we extend our heartfelt
thanks.
MIR. AND MRS. s. PITT AND
FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
New Hats for Early Fall
of Silk Duvetyne
$3.50 to $500

For the woman that prefers
something new and different and
does not wish a heavy looking
velvet hat, we are showing a
pretty display of these smart Du-
vetyres in medium, large or small
hats, to suit every particular
style. Included are pretty off-the-
face models. mushrooms, sailors
and side roll effects, smartly
trimmed with narrow ribbons,
embroidery of wool or metal
thread and burnt vulture. Styles
that are forerunners of the Fall
season. All the new Fall colors
to choose from at moderate prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
so Dozen Exceptionally Good
Bungalow Aprons
at $40

There are just so dozen in all, even
GOO. Made of extra good quality per-
Gales; e styles with V or square shape
necks, piped or bound edges, all-around
belts, pockets and elbow-length sleeves.
The assortment of patterns
and designs and coIors is the
neatest and most varied we
have ever been able to secure.
Stripes in navy blue and white;
lavender, copen, black, pink and
gray; also dainty figured de.
signs.
Sizes are medium to lafge-from So to Is.
On sale Monday at $40.
Palais Royal-Bafgafn Basenent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Navy Taffeta Hats
$5,$7.5O&$1O

Navy Blue Taffeta Hats are the
happy between season hats be-
cause of its harmonizing beauty
with all midsummer frocks and
still have a hat that will be quite
in style later. A few of the many
styles are roll sailors, off-the-face
models. large and medium droop-
ing brims and sailors with white.
pink and high colored underfac-
ings, smartly trimmed with tassel,
ribbons, embroidery, plaitings and
bows of self-trimmings that will
appeal to the miss, young woman
or matron. These are ideal hats
for travelling and vacation wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

$40 Satn-finish Broadcfoth at S355-This cloth
has permanent high uster and possesses splendid
wearing Qualities so desirable colors to select
from.
1928 Atwood Jersey Cloth at $3AS-Full and
half yards WIDE therefore economically; ideal
fabric for one-piece dresses; 20 desirable shades
to select from.
Palais Royal-Second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
.ightgowns

= pink and white b.tlste asd ,,,;,.ox
tly tailored some sI,h sr,hro;ds.,, ii sSos
only sIooi '''' euse'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Refrigerators

7S-lb. w o o d e n Ice
Chests, $S.9S.
7O-lb. Apafttaeat Style.
$17.0S.
e0-lb. 3-deor 3 TIVE,
!$22.5O. I
SO-lb. 3-do0f Porcelain
Lined. S3H9S.
Metal Nursery Refrig-
orator, $4.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
An Important July Redu
TheSi1k Sa1eEx1

Theusands of yards OF plain and fancy Silks. in au
elegant fabrics offered III this sale at unusually low prc
lance of the advantage to be derived making purchase
more for the same fabrics-ister Oh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Underwear Specials, $l.00 and $l.9S
An OId.Tin1e Rarely

Billie Burke Pajamas, $1.9S
OF Windsor crepe and batiste, lovely bl
bird and floral designs. Some with fir
fastenines, others with eolored stitching:
PalalS Roya-Bargain BAseme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
COUNCIL TONIGHT
maras.s ~ I..p".Nsas n~,ts's win s-
nsard This sweating.

UsHulst moeiirg 81 The "liY """""'l
Gill be held Tonight ~ "'"lp"b ~ the
council "harnh"r 90 ~" aer"nd f""t ~
tho JIly building Mayor Thomas y
,rhopsr viii preside number "r V"tE
Important communications VIII b.
brought ~ lU c"unOC'l"n Win M" 70
Ibortr ~ tho vari"ua C"nmltto"r
Tho two ordinances which w"ro road
ny tito 81 tho last H"Hslnn pertaining
to tho erection and making improve
Inenta 10 tho Wheeling Tile company =
propNrty IN South WhesllnR will come
lin FOR tho second reading aud lnRaag".
City Clerk Homer traRo received =
communication from Ia" TUc company
Sssferday afternoon Etntlng that tho
proposed ordinance pertaining To tho
erecting Of coal ConV"yor Will not do
them no good they will not be ablo
TO Ket tho coal. Instead they arc going
TO use an oil fuel and want To know
whether council will grant than pormls-
sion To use tho alley and street 30 that
they can run limos into their buildings
and also erect two largo tanks which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
POLICE COURT
n.mh.r ~ Us..s Az. disposed ~ by
Juda. JahN . ats

rnIIro mum wna ~ vow hW0V rIo "
rortordnY Iu"rnluR. JuhG" I"hn y. wv
huod ,hr"o druuba ~ aud tho u'm,nl"E"
hlrs pom"shey. by oTh'"r I"h""""
Frank Roam picked NJ 10y FlNnnng"n.
aud Edward rrpEer by Ofncor Il"rH,-
man.
J"o Massey. who wRH arrested Ratur
day for rNckl"Hq driving by Ofnccr Nc
Cormack. was nncd so md c""'s ~
paid hIa nnr aud was dismissed In ~"
case Of Nick kOlronc. Tom Fsnpa and
George PantuInckoa nil aErcstcd by or
hcrr MCbaughlin last wCok on dlsor'
derby charge. the CuRc was again con
tinued.
George McCalley. who musS"d things
with Warren Pugh OF tlF Island Sntur-
dsy evening near his HON" and later
was arrested by Officer Prlchard, was
hn"d $40 and costs or thirty days In ad-
dttlon To Il very good lecture from tn"
lmdHe In connection with his COnduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
FORMAL CHARGE Of MURDER
|SPLACED AGAINST JOE FOWLER
MnH Lille nAHDERn DInn AN
BUILT or ALI. ED JUN
SHOT wOUNDB
Tom Wsitssl May Ais" Die as AsH"i
OF wounds

ArnlnInnI II"no'uIIng hll"'ncY az
~ uH'hunnm tat" ysHl "'""' t'" ""
formal 'hnIR" "f murder "E"'"'
InwIot Iltn WuuIh Wheeling 'nib'h,"'
..h, In .u,roa to hu,o Hh"I Ma LIMO
pnndoIn aud Tom N0IILol ~ h'n IVA"
dor. nuntImout. "nIl Main Hiio"i, h"n
day nfi"In""n ,z,
ihIn action on tho part Of the "n"ln'
ant prun,ruIiuR rit"I""y T"ll"""h tn"
dxuIh ,T Mira I,nndnin whl' II "n' ~ ga
Ia tho I,uIih Wheeling h"npl'"l az !"
m.,Ir,L Monday m"IuI"g. lI"n me 81
fr,IH 81 tho buIIuI wound i" h"i ""''"
mon 49,.
T., cart " I.II,I '"u"ih rhY"l la"
mad It Iuhn l.. Marc, hn'i. 'IIE h'"Ilh
.un,rnInnlouor. i,,r r"Ii""d ~" ""i"r'l az
nu iho dcnd v",unnr h"dY a. ~ h""I
,h"IJh uuiUI lnhinb r"I l"iH N""'" u"
Iu,nnun nnd go r"un a. ia" I"n"Il "I
' Ih. .uI"ray wun "hn""n' Va" """'n'
nuI uI oat,uiui appeared h"I"i" "I"h"
II 81 I"htu uu1 m"i" l"i"' ~" '"" '"'
tho warrant '.h"rrl "r r"wI'' WIN ""'
Io, nI"I,o Ii"ihn ""'N"h 'h" ""''"n'
la raI aun "u ruwI', Ia IT," county l"h
Tom wsitssi May Dit
The, .nndIIlnn 81 Tom N"Ils"l. 'h
II,m 81 tho mon hulI"i I'"" I""''' -
,ov"lyoI. 10 aiili '"n"ids'"h '"'l""" 81
tho ulI" valley r"""'"l h""rl'"l h''
II la Ihnught 10y attending Ih """
ih"i H." ~ io""v"'
" In nLoIy Ih"i t"i"""i u - Il"hhH
wil .i",i 'lplh I"''"''H"''"" 'N'"
nn,nInr IL ,."nn",lln" wIih ~" '""" l"''
nn Inru-sI viii act H." beta i"r ""p"'"I
, h"yH
ChIsf ~ T"Il,o I,"d ~ r'"'i"' "i"I"h
yoel"Iday "n"'"""" '""' NJ" h'"'"' "
ru,n. - IiIr ,nY nuul'"i 81 Y'"' -
auu ~" datum thnI "h" hTr l'"" i"'
tied Ihin iIIi"- Ih" net WA /" " Nj
uandn,n vhlln ~" no'"ud w"n M
ueIi, ""d I""l w"r T." NJ 1h"'""T
Tho state has H"vriul wllnonr"H VIII"
shy IhuI IhSy Jaw IL" nh""ilnE lh"
uunaI lIuInIIhuI 81 Ih"h" In hlrr lIlllo
Hcd~IntoII WI" nIi~Hor ih"i MI" wan
p"srhy "nd s"v "v"ig '""Ne '"h" hy
Iuw loI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
GOOD ROADS DAY

\ r'"'lr""Il'" lie" hoe" l""y"d ~
tIu, ~, buI Iuhn 'HiUv'll Get llUp p"ll"
p,i"hH, ILIh 'I""i H""d Toy
to- nuah"uI Iho nInio A. ihlr llm" ia"
irr,hora .nd "Ihor In-i'u'i"rn 81 H."
dlnor"ui n"N""lu Throughout H." "irlo
win "hsot IhlS day
gro"ipl lnrl'uril"ur ~" h"i"u scout
Iheu frum tho E"vnrn"r' "nl"" -" TINT
IhoY VIII know oSaUIly lu'i whit 4" hn
In runnn"IIrn With tho observance 81
such day Tho following In copy
~ q program which IL To ho "pirlnd out
In tho schools "u this afternoon
Song star SrpnEled Hammer. ny School
Good RuphH. Road by tho ronCh"r
gong-Wrst virginia IIIlls ny School
our Need OF Rctter Roads Talk by
president Of u. or T..
S"nE--Cnlumba ......'..... Nv SCh"hl
Recitation Any SubJcCt...... hy rupIl
Essay--Why Good Road Amendment
Should 10 Ratified ..........b y Pupil
Talk Explanation Of Amendment.
.,.......... ny INhCH"I
Taik--IIow Wo Can Get R"tinr Roads
.............. By Mother or Pupil
SOnK-.-Amorlca ............. ny School
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

Hnvcrnl 'nncn on tho uTl"lhHl '"hi'
durhrI Witch wrro Ia DO hnpTh 5"no NV"
aun wero brought UP ynnlerhny morning
bcfnrc Judge Alan H. 1toblmHpn. VIII" "r
dorcd Ihcm 4" 10 continued nmin ~"
mort term ~ court
Tho rnrp nr GooTEn C0Er. alleged Hu'"
lhlsr Indicted hy tho grand Jury. WIZ
not hc prcaenIcd until r"m" time In Nov
onbcr George CRloyunoH and Inn"
IlInrcII. who NJ" represented by AMOR.
ncy &. q II"yrr viii not he pr"Eonlru
nj this term HEs"ll In charged with
murdcrouH assault. whllo Chlcyum"r wa
.nrrc.Icd law Deputy Prohibition officer
Rcrl Phillips. charged with violation OF
tho lnSt law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
RAIsIHa PENNEY THAOHB
Foro. Of. workmsn Arc Employed No
tween wheeling and War~""d

AL"mi mr.. mun have boom h"hl hn'
Iu. tI,a panI ,"upl" "r day % '"lhIhH 'h"
main itu,k ~ tho i''unuyl nnlh inllI"hl
H. II,,,,.h tho I"~"I unIt ~ Nni
wand Tho IIa,k lr h"I"g I"Ihoh nh"n'
.Ivn foot Ia Ih- ."uIr~ 81 TN" lh" 9"
tho iIu,L VIII 10 Iain"i bot u""n f"' Va
Wheeling enh WnI ~""h
NDIIo tho ,urn no h"luH MA ih"r
mo nIam placing u"mho' ~ A." 'l'7
u, on, p"r"rn vn"'" ,h"Y Il mod
oil u Ia Thought TINT 'h" WON WI
hn ,ompIolcd no fpr south nF W." Wheel
inR water r"rkn hof"r" con" N""'h''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
AMERICAN LEGION

Tho regular semi-monthly meeting OF
Wheeling Post. American Legion. VII ID"
.b.Id ,n'morrow aVoninE Ia Tho club
rooms oyor tho Scheuk meat mark"l
Marry Miller. delegate I" the tleNelAld
couycnIinn. will be prosoni AMI VIII
MAKO A rcpUrt on the cleveland '""N'"
lion Thero viii lie IA rlass al candidates
Ia Initiate ana sostial "lhoI i""'Ih"
matIera will lie dihIuas"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
TROLLEY LINE DOWN
oaru On the Up-the River Are Delayed
Tor Mali AOur

All cnrs on tho Wheeling St"ubcnNilIo
dIyisInn Of the Wheeling Traction HyH-
Ian, we're fled up for nearly half hour
Yesterday. shortly Rftnr noon on account
or tho line falling near Bunnl" CREEK
This cut the current on causing hh
strArt curs to remain whrl" 'hoS
sturprh until tho break had been re
paired
Tho limo crew 81 H." Beech lotion
and I"oIInn-h car barns wcr" 'nIInh 10
Tho n,enc aud alter WORKING hhlh hA"
tho break repaired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
TO SION ooNTRAoTH
Prof. Hoal.is LeAvss Tor Pittsburgh to
Secure Artists

rrof Ilmnr g. ITnclE g. orEnnIHi nf
tho IrIrut I,ropbytCrinn church I"nvoH
mis- morning for PlilshurRl whore h."
he's arranged to compl"t" contracts Win
Hcvcrnl country wido known nri'"tS 4"
nppoar at tho Thursday afternoon con
Ccrt. which ARE 10 b" given during W."
winter In tho Mcclure hotel
number Of concerts have nirch"N
brru arranged. some OF the wurlh'H best
known artists coming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

Osiris Temple, OF \. A. q y. u Shrln-
ora, hRvo two very important dates INV
month. on tho 18TH Of the month they
yn In Morgsntown the main object ol
tho "trip being 10 Initiate large rlnsn
Of candidates Tho delegation Lea yes Of
1lBa. IA. over tho II. ~ - Al thu al
Iulr hore on tho 22nd. coming at ih'
lose az tho Scottish ltito reunion. IT u
,hmn.II maj N larst CLASH VIII lac initin
led while "a banquet viii close the al
fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
THE RIVER

IinIfl, "m IL" rlyoi continued NAVY
md mai, niIuuu no ihpI u VIII I"''
-, ~, ,.,,, IuIu,o rv,n pnchotn nT
IIvrd at tho In,nI wharf ronIoihnY b"'h
hrnvIly Indon Win "oI'hnndla" Tor hn"'
a., hnnIu IN ihlu 'Itr
rho UounIur i'"Idcll nITlV"h last nlRh'
81 n',Iurk from IiiiThuICh. h"nn' '"'
Huntington ,
Tho IIcIon T. nrrIvoh laut nlThl from
Now MnInIuuiur aud VIII l""N" NJ -
u'rIn,h ~ day on h'r r"IuIn 'Ilp
Tho IIyor cont Inu"t I" fhll HI"wIY ~
nn Iu,nl whnrf. ~ rrIi" Of Tho met VA" l
tho wIrkcIr at Dnm 80 ~. hnh pam ~"
- mo hath rnIuch \ nIuEh Of ! fool
wnH TogInl"rod yrnlcrday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Dan Now nat ana m..p IN Comfort.

If troubled with 'nhIR"hll"h az hl"np-
lonnnCsa l.uu rh"uld T"nh whnt hlnn NJ
unn Turnur. chicago. III. Inns I" say
"DvrrwuIk. III"Gular meals hnh '"T7
IoAHnoHn regarding III" ordinary IuI"H nt
hrnlIh. EIudunIIy undermined II until
Ir,t fnII I br,nIur u wIUrh Of my former
HoIr 1 nunrIrd from continual hrhh
ache wan unnhl" - hlEohl my Innh,
which ncrIuod 10 lay an IA dead woIEhl
on my nl"inn"h wan worry 'nnh'Iph OF
aud my rnmpl"s lon b0rnno darn, yellow
md muddy ur frI NlcUplnhHnohH war
added L. Iny mIn"ry. ana | would hwhhn
~ tired IN WHOM I went To Hl"op
heard nT ChnmhrIlhin'h Tnbi"tH ana
found nu,h roller nfiHI taking mem ih"'
1 Lnri up Ihn iI"nim"nI f"r nearly Two
tnnuI hn ThoY 'irunr"d nay ,ni"nn'h, Ia
.IuuipInd my ryrI"m, "nh h'h'o lh"
limo | ,nn ouI aud rloor IN '"nf"iI
nm to-day 'niiIrly we'll F"i hnIo ~ all
drnlcIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

itniIia ! NonIo -. la a i."ii"d h'"' o"
hIa,Ino unIGuIIn. "Ud hia w""ld 10" Ia lh@
ILIo Audnk. ~ y""' "Id nI"". 81 'h"
i,,u " Va .IiINod la H." 'hl I'"'"'
49,, ,,...,,.Iua ia at "a ,,,nI lac" il"rna"
~. "A, .uat WA "Iua"h 10y l'"r"Ii I"'"
WIIIIu Mn,shalI a. IL" I"n"u "''"" '""''
met ,.I tho ,""a,.ni ~ to- i"''"'" '""J
,.Iuinsd 10 rhIlIrIl ell ""N 81 l"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

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.,,,.t L.i r."n ki..h"i ""h h"''t ""
C,.,,, 81 ~" whIi" u 90" l."""h' "'''
r.ny wpr '"r"I'"h F""''''"' ''' w.
,vnirt r"'hu r""p lh' h'""' w
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

lu, I,pnd L." wrH l'lr'I ~ 'h"
,.,. Inf Lv truI,o U"il",i. 'h"' Rl"g
Mia, I'M, InlIup n",,,r 81 Iho i""h" I'"'h
IA, l,"uanry 81 ~" ~" 'li"v" MN"
In,oI will "" give" h""''"G !" W"
most couple days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

M auiUrnnhll". IL" pi"r"T'h ~ ''"g'"'
y,,,.LIcr which wun pIuIon sunday "v"
ming wnu rrcuvcr"d yesterday morning
hy tho Martins Forty polio" Ih" car, n
cole touring, wRH returned I" llH rlEh'
TuI nvynoT who TCRidCp IN thlH Guy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

IIcrbcrt UIloy, victorian ar IA" wof!u
uar mud CmpInyod Mt tho Wheeling M"ln
n Foundry Company. loft yesterday TOR
Washington. -. g, whore Il" VIII chl"r
Walter Rcod hOrpilul Mr.. RlI"y was
gnsHcd In action. aud has mover iuliS re-
covered lie cXpcCE /" remain NJ inc
hospital for several mouths.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

HpnrhH from tho chimney or lh"
s,rIh IA uud ,IInrn co caught the I""r ga
nio Iulo losIoIdaY nIi"In""h. '"IIl"H
tho GIic inddlun Z" tho h'on" Tho ~"
vnp rstInuuIHhcd with IhH old nf 'hoI"I
,uIn No dainuHu wnH d"no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

, Tho ruHuIaT monthly moollmE az 'h"
rhIInIhna nihlo ,Innn Of tho Hl"n"
I'ruuhyierian nundnY n'h""l Of Wiz"
drove. which was 4" hnvo boon h"lh "n
Thurnday RvnnluH. i"i"hHi I. hnn moon
rhpuRrd 10 TuendnY ov"nlng. b"loh"i D
1 mo ncolIur viii 10 hold nj tho home uf
Mira Arthur Carter. at Eim court
rims for HlpRIng play VIII u" lh"
main l"pI" Tor dlH"usRi"n ArI"t IN"
huulucpa EoHHIon H"CI"l tim" VIII b"
onJny"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
ROty&m;6d
emE1Ruuzzss.--L---u-zn~n-a-> - en1

A A IIcdrick OF thnTloHi"n. arrived
IN tho city y~Hl"rdty morning I" lhho
charge Of the W"Ik pIevInunly cared Tor
Iy Mrs Knio f.hrllnu, Of tho state lI"nrd
Of ChIldIri'H GuLIdinur. who tender "h
h"r TnHlAnhiI"n Tow dnyn "Ho Az
lIrdriuk In hero temporarily I" Illl lhr
vacancy CnuHUd hy the Irnlgnnll"n "I
Mira. hbolinR. AMI viii hay" 'h"Ig' "'
all muItoIh pertaining 1" ia" 'iu"I hIhhh
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-13
BRITISH UNIONS DECRY
WAR FOR POLAND
London Unions In England issue
Strong Manifesto.

ONDON.-Members of the trades
union congress parliamentary commit
tee and members Of the labor party
have been recalled by telegraph from
Geneva to meet in London early this
week to consider the Russian situa-
ton.
Meanwhile strongly worded nan
nesto, signed by eight members OF
the house OF commons and eigh!
other labor leaders, has been issued,
warning the British public against the
possibility of drifting into another war
and declaring that labor will not CO
operate in a war supporting Poland
which they accuse of warning for sell
aggrandizement.
"At present" the manifesto con
cludes, I'VE can i'll afford to spare
even a few thousand men or few
million pounds from our depleted
financial resources to suit the whims
and caprices Of the French military
faction who are at the back of this
Polish enterprise"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-13
Russians Want Old Boundarie
NOTED PERSONS DIE

CFIICAGO.--S. C. Scotch, age 68,
said to have been the largest boari
of trade operator prior to the advent
of James G. Patten.
BROOKLINE Mass. Brigadier
General Charles Russell Suter, U. s.
A., retired He served under General
Hooker in the Civil war.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-ColOnel Hobert
M. Stocking. civil war veteran, lum.
herman, newspaperman and former
member Of the Wisconsin legislature,
aged IA.
ST. PAUL, MIND. G. Shepard,
friend and business associate Of the
late James ]. Hill and for more than
so years a builder Of railroads. died
at his home here recently after long
illness. He was 80 years old.
METHUEN, Mass. Edward +
Searles, wealthy philanthropist and
part owner Of the New York Globe
He was born in Methuen in 1841. His
most recent benefaction was a gift
OF $2,60O,O00 to the University Of Cali
fornia.