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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
HARDING CLUB MET
OVER IN BRIDGEPORT
George ThornburR, Prominent Belmont
County Attorney, Makes Ringing
Address to Enthusiastic ThronK

Nearly NIFTY OF the members Of the
Harding Republican club of bridgeport
attended tho regular meeting held In
the nrcmcna quarters at tho city build
Ing last might and several mhlicTH II
business were disposed OF. \ commit
tee or thra" waa appointed for IA" pur
pose OF hssistinR tho women voters "f
the community In pcrf""tInR hn "TInhl
LhtiOn. an, plans were mac" I" haul
woman political speakers 1" that 'IlY
In tho nehr future, The bunln"@a waa
followed by am nddrrna 10y Attorney
George ThoTnbuTE or ~ fhlIn> me- -
Ito said The InniI"r Of huIldinE
hnn nbaul hr much innu"n'" inl I"ll.
u,nI way. nn iho owner 81 IL" building
and II Ia ~ To ~. each "n". l"hIv iiunIIY
L" get huay. aud niny buny during Ihia
campaign
Tho Drm"cruIu claim that NC nrc
trying 10 make nm"Er r'I""u /" hide
our activity ThlH la what ia" Dom"
crRtu pro trying /" do .nnh n'ruro IN nf
II When VIC w"r" law H'uh"nin. lhr In
RtructorH hruEhtH uH if v" hnh = "nn".
aud wcTr uncertain Of tho "utr"m". ~"
could sometimes rtarl In nnh rnlo" cain
keep tho Jury occupied. and In THIS man
nrr. RomotInCH win our ease.
They talk of F"nai" "lEnr"hy.
whom what VIC have been having - not
an ollEarchy. but monarchy. on"
man ruiz. which liz II monarchy OF tn"
rankcSt kind
lnFy tlalin tilHt " Nnf lNlEHF ~ W.
tions trrnty tx ratified II will MAX" war
Impossible. and I claim that az long ~
there Is heat In tho human breast. th"r"
will be wars. lcaGu" of nations. or no
league OF nations. As long as men dif-
for they will forget the consequences
until after they have committed wrong.
they Will forget their families and all
eliza In tho desire to fight. and npti"ns
Van do the same. as they are only COM
posed Of collection of individuals"
Tho speaker spent som" time ON tho
question OF the league Of nations treaty
and discussed 1t fully for III" benefit
OF the voters present. many "f whom
had no clear idea Of the matter. and
were uncertain as To whether tn" treaty
was good or bad agreement for th"
United Stat"s.
He remarked Tho Democrats claim
that IL you viii elect Jim Con. h" Will
stop proht"crlne. and bring down the
high cos: Of living. Now n tn" Demo
do Il now He Srii Il speak Of The
administration Of Woodrow Wilson be-
cause when Cox IS,iu hts visit To th"
Whit. House Immediately following his
nomination. he said The pr"sidrnt and
mysclr nrc In C"mplct" accord @!ih To-
gard to policy.
The speaker closed with Ia" aHS"r-
ti0n that We don't want any enthnG-
ling alliances with Ia" European '"uu-
trieS today. any more than "" whhl"d
them a hundred and twenty nv" N"hr'
aCo. In WaahuglnnH tlmr. and every
red hlnodod America. huH rot I" E"l
busy with his friend hia n"iEhh"r. nrd
hts wirr and show Tia" Democrat" on
November tho N"rOnd, that "" don
want to be ruled Cith"r from or ~ Eng
land"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
AboutPeople
Movements Of Individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-Ii HovIi. Grafton. Jay
Holly. InrIter sburg: -. e.. walls. Fair
mont. =. ". HlunrI. Inrkrrnburg. l..
r.. I.cnih. Jnrkn"nburg. Jas. y Hm""I.
rnrkorrburE
WindaoI-D ! Curtis. GlnrknrIIIo.
\ u white. I'nIkrrrhu:g. q. ". N'hrI.
IiuntinHI"n = "'..''. '!LrlcnIon
Htamm.-II t.: Greer. rnlrm"mI. J.
NJ I!"rhln". ITumdi"h. rim WiiliamH.
f'nItru"nI |. J.. It"rRagRn. Iiu'k hnn-
non. W. . >nnc. I!lm"nrll. - NnnkIn.
I.nrkrrnhurg. Elmer Dunn, I!Iu"n"Ih.
RDgsrH-I \ Marine, Elklnr. e. a.
IIubhr. MnnuinRi"u. \ ~ Brown. I'nrk-
rrnhurE. II =. Stone. thnrl"ui"n
Nr Mi"harl Riley. farmer we'll known
y"hnH bupIncap man "f This city. now
Residing In Chicago. wh" has hcrn con
fined to the Wheeling hospital for some
time. In Improving nicely.
Miss Mari" Drcah"r ~ III" nurS"H
school at The Wheeling hospital has re-
puImcd her duties nftcr spending va
cnti"n tho guest Or her parents at bel
lair". o.
Miss Julia OhrrdIck and Miss Ger
lrudc cook Of kirkwoOd. O., nrc visit
ing friends and relatives at Detroit.
Mich.
Mrs. Margaret McDnnaugh md niece.
Miss CathcIino McFaddcn. hay" re-
turned to their homes after spending
n vacation inc guest oi i'i'"uo at
Cambridge Springs.
Miss Lena stone OF Athens. O.. who
has been spending the summer as the
guest Of friends in this city. VII leave
the latter part OF the week Tor hcr
home. whore she will resume school.
Barney Warner Of Atkins Va Is
sprndina a few days In the city the
rucst Of relatives and friends.
Niss Catherine Murdoch OF the Island
LEFT Yesterday for Cameron To spend a
few DAYS visiting friends and relatives.
Alonzo Simmons returned home from
Atlantic CITY last evening.
james Jimmy" Aucrs or >boutn
wheeling has returned home after
making nm extended trip through large
cities In the East.
Mrs Walter Clarry Of RnrneSviil"'
q who hnr been visiting Mrs Lucy
klinar Lcnth"rwood. has returned |"
her home. , w.,
william G"llncr "r III" l"lnnd lrt,
vc,,rrdny for Imrncsvll". where h"
wIII spend u rcw weeks vacation.
Mir md Mrr e. II. Rocker Sr.. ana
Ar and Mrs Elmer I!rckcr have re-
,,,u.J rrnn an automobile trip to Fair
mont where they were guest" Oh MI
md Mrs G IT, Ucckcr. Jr
Mr. md Mrs Fdw. u. inrdy returned
, NnnLn, evening from Nv" week"
motoring trip tn tn" lakes.
MIy, Narunrr' IIarri""n or south
r.
an nIncrH Of s"v"rnl days:
Howard Springer 81 Wnrw"on nav
returned from vacation Trip "' '"'
weeks to philadelphia. Ia.
,v;Ihcrt Ecmr 81 Warwood Is eK-
ncC,rd to return home today after
brief trip t" CHICAGO. ~
calvin Z. Beck Of Scvrntrrn'h s.lcr,'
Wnrwond is expected to return mono
ms week after visiting relatives IN
Uni0ntnwn. Ia. 80,
Roh.r, Str"bcl Of Warwood fft yes.
torday for Columbus. O.. for WISH
Miss Hazel Monroe 81 North Main
street is tho guest OF relatives in llt'S-
burIh. Pa. -, Mr.
ord Mr.. s NJ NOyes. Will return TINS
week from Cleveland where she mas
been visiting relatives
Miss Mary Caroline Norton, VINO nus
bccn visiting relatives at Coluhpun'
@ and other points for the past h"h'"'
has returned home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
PRESIDENT RIDDLE OF
WHEELING ADDRESSES
NATURAL GAS MEN

Charleston. Sept l.-Mayor Grant y.
Hall. welcomed tn" convention OF the
Natural Gas association in the opening
address made her" today. There were
close to 100 delegates present.
Herbert Fitzpatrick Of Huntington
responded in behalf OF the aSsnriat ion.
Other addresses at the afternoon scS-
sion were by George u. Riddle. Of
Wheeling. retiring president OF the as
ISOLATION. and \ liurlburt az l'ittS-
hurgh general manager of the ritts-
hurgh and West Virginia ,ia4 company.
the latter reading l. paper on rates.
II" discussed IN" proposition Of dis
continuing tn" Industrial consumer and
catering HIOne TO the domestic Consum-
a. declaring that the gas companies
could not i've without the industrial
Pro@lncn, VISITORS n, the convention
are. Harry J Hoover. president Of the
NnturnI Gas association or America.
W II. Way. secretary ~ IN" raIn" na-
Noclation. and J. = Thomp'Ou. acCr"-
iary or the ON ana Gas Mems "aN"ct"-
ton OF ONO.
A special train Of seven rlceprrs ar.
rived hero this morning carrying r"v-
rrnl hundred delegates from FaIrn"nt
aud ClarkSburE
IN cxh'hi, 81 gas n>,ur"S and sup
pltcs ~ being conducted at tn, armory
here during IN" convention
Tho chief huain"sa b"r"r" tho con
v"ntinn tomorrow ""ns,sls Of thc m""'-
tnY ~ tho board OF dlrcC'nrn and tho
election Of officers
state Rrodu ction.
in hir annual address To Tho ConNrn-
hnu President Riddle submitted tho
following report relative to production
and consumption or natural gaS In the
STATE"
Gas produced III West Virginia In
l1l?. go 900. Onn. Oho cubic foot
IuduStrInl consumption OF gas In
West Virginia during 1919. 100000
0nn cubic feet
domestic consumption Of gas in West
Virginia. 10000. mo. 200.
NurnD r Of domestic consumers. $780,
so
Nmour, y taxes paid by natural gas
companies.
Assessed by Board OF Public Works.
&lSl781OiS
Amount OF royalties and rentals. So
600. 900 90
Number OF royalty holders receiving
this money. 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
BLUE RIDGE VETS
WON'T GET CLASP
FOR SAINT M|H|EL
War Department peprtves Troops IN
Reserve IN Big Major Operation OF
Recognition on Victory Medal

Wheeling boys who served with the
2lith Field Artillery and other units or
IN" Eighticth Division in F'anre arc
DERIVED Of battle clasp fnl being IN
reserve i'm the ST Mihcl offensive. THIS
happens through the following order OF
the war department. which was ISSUED
siucr the Issue Of victory Medals DC
Ehn. ,
Circular "Ga. War department y
has been hr"uEhl To til" attention al
the War department that IN som"
,h-ca the disc hnTE" ""rllh'al"H OF n.y.
rII,.uuI., fer Ih- victory Medal bear thu
umInII"u ~ Mlhi"I tlt"~"irrb hhd NM
l., Wit nr Ihir m"ihii"u ia" hITll
,nmIr 'lnlm u hniil' 'lnip Tor Va" Isl
NI,hIrl nfr, urlv" i'IIIin- fnI hhl In
rlnrp Tor i ma l"I "IrI lion hnrrh "I
rrIglrc Ia I'r"rr" Ia Tint "p"rh'l"h
VIII n"l lac nprI"v"h
~ "f IA" flEhIicth livI"i"n. WIN
the exception 81 the i'hlh Infantry ana
II,ib Machine Cum l'HIlHli"u wrro IN
r.uorv" ~ ia" - ALhi"l on' naive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
DRIVES OUT
| RHEUMATISM

"Neutrone Prescription 90 for
rheumatism Nothing like 1t in the
wide world II is a prescription that
everybody Is taxing about, and
when one takes IL, II peuet-ates 20
the muscles and joints and quickly
drives out the causes OF the painful
trouble.
Druggists Are selling a whole lot
OF "Neutrone Prescription SO" TO
people who must have free and
strong muscles 10 support Vigor-
GUS body for work.
Get "Neutrono Prescription 80
for weary. Stlrr and painful muscles
and joints. Get It TO take out tho
agony from those painful limbs. Uao
this sure relief. not only for rhcu-
matlsm but 10 clear up tho kidneys.
mako tn, liver work and purity tho
blood. For salo by
&. Fl. Griert & Co. Druggists. and
leading Druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

ancsc government was TO prevent cool
icS from getting pHssports Tor America.
hut Il - reported I" be willing To listen
To- any representations to the effect that
his agreement haH not been quite shtlS-
factory IN It's Workings.
Japan RsAsonAble.
n il - shown that tho spirit or tho
agreement has htGn CNhdrd. nh II
claimed hy the California r"mmirnl"n.
Ih"n Il IL considered here an uuli" likely
that the Jhruu"N" EoN~rnnIrnl viii be
willing L. rtTcng hon III" agreement 81
q - ElvU ~ rho Iu"TU binding f"Tm OF
a treaty II drAlrrd 10y the tnltrd hinirn
Alr". II In p"hsihla that Japan may
,,n, edo snIic abatement 81 M" oSiHiinE
IcntTI'Ii"nr upon IA" TiRhin Of Amoil
cans 10 hull real ur"pcri. IN Japan
On tho other nnnd. II Ia h"li"v"h by
"TfIvInIn hero that tho InpnnrHr govern
mrnl viii cypr'i tho state department
H. uur Itu good "ffl'rI l" prrruhhc tho
tUliIpTniung NOT T., resort 10 extreme
and hnrrh mrnEurou In pnrHInn"" OF
th"ir purporc "r limiting "a" rIghlH Of
tho JapRucao now IN the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Japan AND AMERICA ENDEAVOR|NG
TOREACH AM|CABLE SETTLEMENT

Washington. sept Try Tho As
ISOLATED Press BciIcI MAS expressed
nv officials here today that II FAR wider
meaning than was intended had been
given To thu recent announcement "I
tho Inauguration - negotiations win
the Japanese government GA ia" subject
Of Jnpanen6 immigration and The status
of Japanese now IN Tho United states
Tho subject 81 JhpHnrS" Immigration
war taken up by IA" state D"pait m"h'
a6tuT receipt Of letter from t"N"r-
' Dr. Stephens. 81 California. lrhnam'i-
3ne the report 81 the rlc' TAT California
ustlye inquiry Int" the rT"hl"rn7 "t
pansn1 Immigration und land holding
N california Tho t.overnrr appealed I"
nat RIO Tho further Immigration "f Jay.
Iheao which. no Hnid would lhE~ Ih"
Iorm Of leElHlniINn n'lt"n ~ '"nEf"nT
|Sy The rprlno Coast EcUnt"r7 aud l"r
TcAentatlvnR
| CAliforuIa'z Complaint.
Having recently Waited CnliT"ruIn.
bscrstary Colby had acquainted hlm7"lt
Ia nrst hand with tho ""inrlnintr or III"
g'aclnC Coast people. md "nU rr"pHr"I
FOR tho negotiations which d" initiated
last week with NmbnsnndUr Shid"hHTh
Both partics To tho negotiations nr0
NLnderRtood TO trNl u necessary 70 mnin-
tain RilHuCc, but II - known that 10"
NEGOTIATIONS have not y"t reached lhc
point where hoy treat Cf details or an"
Kind OF arrangement: nor * ~ oven yet
eertaIn that thor" will be complete
Increment upon tho principles involved
fhe Japanese government has insisted
hat II has Loyalty observed the gentle
hens agreement" under which tho Jap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
GEN. CRONKH|TE
Eig1ticth Div1HiOn's Commander Ar
ulgnod - Command tho Third Army
Corps From Baltimore,

Wheeling veterans Of the Blue Ridge
thnthD DiNHiUn VIII learn with inter
'St that their division cnmmnndrr
Major General Adclbert Cronkhltc. has
been assigned (" the command of the
Third corps of tn" United States rcGu-
lar army. with headquarters at Balti.
more. Nd He took up his new COM
mnud September !.
General Cr"rkhtlC commanded the
EightI"ih Division during It's period
Of nine months In training In Camp
Ice. Va. with tn" exception Of a few
Wc'h when he MAS In France In adj
vau," at the division. He nlsn com,
rnandrd the organization In Franc" rN
r'pi ter - few months following The
wJr when II" commanded tn" EIHhtl
corps.
SrNrral months nE" General Crnnk
h.tr was rc.iu'cd from hIs National
nrnS rnuk "f ma I"r general {" his
rcElIInr army rank Of brigadicr gen.
rtnI aud mn" later was promoted L.
ho "A mnI"r general IN ia" regular ncrv,
L'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

There are nifty nice Jobs open thls
week for nifty young women In inc TACK
ing and Finishing Department or the
Sterling Products Qncorporated). lo1
Nineteenth street
The work consists OF labelling. wrap
ping and finishing the various products
ma rlSctcd by the above concern.
The working conditions arc delight
full Large airy.wcll Lighted ana wen
ventilated rooms with most ia'0raple
surroundings for young women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
stonder-Rraft wedding

Gaming u" complete '"I lh 'T' ~
their many friends WaH IN" hhn"iIu'".
u,rnI made ltst ..yruInl. 81 ~" mirI ihr"
Lrt Saturday Of MI" M"Ill" Irnfi.
we'll known young lady at ia" IElhh"
who for ium" time has h""n '"nn"' tea
win The STONE & Thomas store I" Mr.
Anthony %trud"r. Well Known YOUNG
r,,,n or Edrwnnd employed IN Ia" lily
,nrInc"r'p "njr" tn" C"n"IHiulhi! "mr
Of their man, friends win l." "\i"mh'd
rnr - sale voyage Ger TIA" matrimonial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
vr.+uz.r-I,ucas wedding

\ quiet Wedding wnS ""I"ini,'"' III'
o,.nu,na =, 81 Iostuh'S cathedral resi-
dcnc.. Chen Mrs Aun:" Campbell l.u""S
ana Nv Hurry Kr"utzrr. 81 Elm ''r"r".
were united IN marriage. The ccr' m""y
VA. performed ~ Very Rev, ~. u M"S';
IN fhc pr"s"n"" Of lew Irl'n"N an"
rn,,,i,c There were no lmmcdlnt" at
lcndnniS. ,
After @,cIr return from short honey
moon. MIR Er"utZ"r and his hrld" VII
make their home III East Nh"rlhf !"
cuuuIr are well known ANA lh"'T man.
,r,crd. ,vlI ,h,wCT them with best
best vIJhr, aud ,uufrn' ulaIl"ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
SPANISH WAR VETS
IntsroutinR Meeting Hold Last Eve
ning-To Eooure Equipment From
the War Department

Ono Of the most largely attended
meetings held by ohio Valley P"Ht No.
/ Grlnniah War VotornpH for noinn tlmn
wan that hold lunt evening at No. 1913
Market street.
Tho national convention will 10 hold
In ST Louis. Mo-, September - TO Id
ana Il IT. Likely that D. II. Rodhnven
and w. II. Cornst will attend, ns dele
govern vould supply tho pbst with
old a. within tho neat future
and q number OF TIP men,
ncIl ready q secuI resu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
WANTED QUICKLY--5O YOUNG WOMB
LIGHT PLEASANT FACT
No Previous Experience Necessary Liberal Pay
Must Be 16 to % Years of Ago

Lunch and rest rooms
and Il rest period i1LAlloWo
day with a half holiday %
Each employe Is also gtv
with pay once per year.
experience Is necessary.
quiremcnt is careful 81
work. faithfulness and
must be sixteen to tWen
age. See Mr.. Van 10
Products QIicorpos0
street for further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
INHOSPITAL HERE

Mrs. Jnno Lynn or Cumberland. o.
died last evening At tho Ohio Valley
hospital ut $50 O'Clock. following mn
operation. Tho deceased was 70 years
Of ago and In survived by one dauKh-
tor. Mrs. William Crozior. also OF Cum
bsrlnnd. O.
Mrs. Lyno was admitted to the local
hospital on Monday. ana II vas nsosS-
aFY for hee 70 Undergo an operation
on Tuesday. Hcr remains will be
shipped to her homo this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Yesterday urtcrm""u at the fIrst
prcshytcrian church. Mis- Ncrnl Good
win. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. II. l..
Goodwin. OF 1873 Chaplin" street. be
ca mo tho bride of Mr. Robert s. O.Sull-
ivan. of TINS city After the ceremony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

Last cycninr N" T.Ik'N 'Tuh WIZ IHU
srcno at u very interesting h'n'' Will
yct Nv Nigs Josephine Mcdonnell. Nh"nt
two hundred members 81 tn, Younger
set attended the dance. nc nh!I r""''
was aitrnctIvrly arranged Tor ~" o.
s,,,nrnor Flowers. and Il pr"fu"r"n ~
r0itcd palms. R"corntions w"r" 'arr'r'
ont hy Florist IanThauS. Jac"hS "r'""S'
ira provided the music for dah''hE'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

n"r,ng wal rnr MIA. nI.o,.
Othsr n"cIai affairs.
|
| Tho,o VIII Iio u" 's"'lu" 81 young I''"
! rio fr"rn Whccllnr i"wnrh IL" "i'h''" 80
| IL, month. rnauY It wh"rn ~" planning
:" n''""h n'h""I" n", ,,L -
| r"w viii 90 4" Virri"ia Man. az" "
! n"ll"d Tor ",' ,,t io,,,,,mrcr i.r4
! ~" '""""n u" ,,I .,,,'i,l affairs
| u"', ~ ,,,aiI, hy mo rIrlq and boys
! gl'"n ms ''"'. - ,, MA ,rc leaving
| ava 10. W., l''', &C.,, M, ,,nir, ia attend
! t'.,'," "a ,,,,Ir,riry viII be
| N"''' - "''' Nir.,.y
| ,,or,.,r,, Movers ONO state
inns K1rnesrn. w. Va University.
! VSroi,,i, L'liv W Va University.
T.o,'iin" Eir,Z ". Va. University.
huItm' " w. ,ni,, wcslrvnu
! nHEihl' :InH Ghia WESLEYAN
Wnrthn Cuiyi.. BcrchwuOd. Phlladcl-
phtt ' n
Murgarct Herbert. Brlla!rc. Beech
/ wood rhlladrlphIa
MAJ ,''' ,'",'''
! AT 1t !'"u' ,.,,.. .rr,v Kew York.
! Nt'I,,, 1''' pa'hm,.,n ~ ia University
/ Iona huhkis, Va a. vo
\Irtlnl" "''''''"h'
D n"'ra'ly
,,A,.r.,,y
! ' ",i 49, ~ a., 4, IruIy,,riiy
Chester l'"'u''' h"' ~ ,',Iiy
Nmdi"w Nee ~. , ~,
! 'hrI'' h"i'. H,,,
/ Wlh'hm Ne h,''''" ',,,,,.,,
! Tom N"hl". ''h'" '.'H'' '
J"hm a 'r''N'''' ~ '''''''
'''''''' ''''
Entertained Tor NILES IRi
u,s ,.Ir rnd,urrr aud Mr. I'"n
It,d'lIff' VIII lee. h'.'' ~ ~ ''',''
" a., ,,,,,,, ,r AIR .iir Ilnd,lIff" =,
I.cnnn,. Inr M,up rnrunhnu. who's" we'd
alma. v.,Il occur nrNt W"du"Hhny.
; tn. party viii l." Il l"W'i Hh"N'r nv
viii l." given IN III" "N"n,nE' n''".''
l"r MISC GnruahHn'H friend" having u'
/ -,,.,J ,Iiru,Ilyr EirIa tor her.
INC gucsts win bc.
Miasos
v-Im, Carnahnu. N"rn M"l.lr"y.
INV Trnkaw Nav Gr"EIm.
/ i;uth l'"nn"""h. NhE''" ,,'
I T'iI,'' ,,nr,,h
''''' Mcsdamcs
N,r,c,,us Of William Jasper. ~
~ ,r ',, I, Wc.rton.
George Wueur. Jack Sh"INey'
Party on Saturday Afternoon 49,
Mira ~" Marcclius OF Nhiom' nn'%
= m w.',t - nartv In honor Of Miss " lima
! Carnahan. bride or h'N, n",r,o -,
W., Marvellous mother Mrs. GvUrG'
! Wright Of tho Island. whose guest S"e
W Thr guests will be.
! mesuaht'' r,.Iiero
! !H"h H.,,ltfrc
msgoa
/ t!ii'' .1t,i nmm Virginia Mctiranna
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
ELKS MEET
All Members Are u
at Meeting 20

a meeting OF the !
ing lodge No. :S. B.
held this evening at
matters OF general
taken up and dispo
matters Of interest
vcntion will be discu
Immediately folio
business meeting. To
Ing of the executive
members are urged
submit their reports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
CARS ON EXHIBITION
IDEALS Of MAKERS
Man in Search of Automobile
Can Find His Dreams Real
lied at Armory.
VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM
Experimental Stage Long Passed
in Machine Construction,
Manufacturers Declare.

Whatever the visitor to the auto
mobile show looks at when no goes
to the Armory this week he can iba
confident Of one important thing,
that is, every car displayed is prac-
ticaliy the ultimate realization of the
ideal of its manufacturers. OF course.
there will be means discovered in
future years for getting more ex-
plosions out OF the same volume OF
gasoline than are obtained now; there
Will be developments in tho use OF
new and probably lighter materials in.
car construction. but in turning out
the cars which arc on show for the
rest o. the week at the Armory tho
makers Of them have applied ana at.
tanned what may safely be said to be-
me closest possible approach OF 100
per cent efficiency, limitations OF the
present day being what they are.
Each Has Definite Ideal.
Every manufacturer of automobiles
has very definite ideal for the out
put of his factory. His ideal will,
naturally differ from that of another
turer arc in position to show very
clearly that in the cars they are show
ing they have almost complete real-
ization of what the maker OF the car
set out TO get. And it may DO stated
without fear OF controversy that the
triumph Of the manufacturer who
seeks TO meet and does meet the re :
quiremcnts Of one set of buyers, is
every bit as rcA as the triumph OF
the maker who provides another class,
OF car which exactly fills the wants
or tho group of buyers he has been
building for.
That is the reason for the auto
mobile show. II the ideal OF every
automobile manufacturer were idcntf- :
cal with the ideal Of every other
manufacturer, what would be the u.s.,
of II show? That would mean this.
in tho first place, every prospective.
buyers requirements would bo The
same as the wants OF overy Other.
buyer. This would not be a human
world at all, II that state Of affairs
existed. But. thankfully, people'S
wants in All automobile way are just
rs varied as their wants in the way
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