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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

relatively small hole. 1t has an
excellent nose, and will trail rab-
bits, foxes and other game with
great tenacity, but it is little used
for hunting in this country because
it Is hard to train and manage, pay
ing little attention to orders, and
doing as it pleases.. II the game
goes to earth, it is almost impos-
sible to get the dachshund away
until it has been dug out. This
breed is Of great antiquity, one of
its kind being painted on an Egyp-
tan monument Of 1000 B. C.
@. What kind of q government
has Iceland? M. A. s.
A. Iceland is q crown colony of
Denmark. The Danish king is king
of Iceland, although the govern
ment has recognized the island as
a sovereign state. Its foreign az
fairs are under the control of Den
Mark.
Q. Is an l. o. U. a promissory
note! s. W
A. In England and in most of
the United States an II. o. u" is
not treated az a promissory note
because it contains no promise to
pay. However, in some states bv
law or by judici.l decisions, it has
been declared a promissory note.
and as. such capable Of transfer by
Endorsement. Everywhere it can
be sued upon as an account stated
without proof of the origin of the
debt.
@. What is known as the recent
period In geology? 4. M.
A. This is the name given to an
epoch that has elapsed since the
Pleistocene. Many biologists now
include it under the Pleistocene
period.
@. What medicines are used IN
cases Of tuberculosis? H. TX.
A. The public health service SAYS
that no known medicine has any
tendency to destroy the germs in
! the body. Tho treatment consists
Of building up the general health
OF the body, SO that its own forces
may. overcome the infection.
Q. I wish to drive into Canada far
visit. Would I have to pay a fee !
M. G. A.
A. The American Automobile a.
ISOLATION says that you may tour
! through the country for q period N
30 days without giving bond for
the return of the car. Merely ston
at the port Of entry and register Ia
secure the necessary permit.
Q. How can anyone test a dia.
mond to see. II 1t 10 genuine. or
what materials are imitation di..
monds made? D. e II
A. Tho geological survey saws
that there d no way that ANYONE
except IN expert can test 4 dia.
mond. Many imitation diamond,
are synthetic white sapphires; 9th.
ers are rhinestones or other vhfte
/ colorless miperals,
| Q. What 10 the latest date that
Easter has come on, and how n
the date Of Easter determined?
/. n. d. q.
/ A. The latest date that Easte,
has fallen on since 1soe was April
Is, 1883. Easter Il sdetermiaed as
the hrst Sunday after tia ful moon
after the z1st Of March
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
Laundry Helps.

A great deal Of time may -.
saved sewing On buttons II tne =.
ment Is held higher than ths ~
roll on the wringer while pa -
through. 1t is not necessary -
fold the buttons inside. IL W.
too hot to hold the article. tas ~
stick will answer. .h
II about . pint Of boiled ssA, III
fmofe IL the wash is lsrge) u ~
into the bluing water, sneeSS ~
low cases, napkins. ETC., WIZ ~. ~.
Just enough body to make
seem like new.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

oesict q Columbia and neighborins states
A1A have game laws protecting the misra-
I ~ tlams dssks."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

s pbs Hiram johnson can explain to Cali
~ - Why Harding selected Florida for his
- vacation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

- ne water wagon entirely obsolete as q
5alSGry vehicle
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

O. you imagine the irony Of standing in
+ ~ 1ooby OF tho Washington union station and
AoQ4e1ng Happy New Year" at the throng
Il n 6afkoing ofice-holders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

Wien animals get heavy pelts 1t foretells
6ev8e winter but what shall we expect on hear
ING Tat The mistletoe crop this year is extra
@Aisf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

Nlltsrg wages are being reduced. Is that
10 tho tippsrs!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
BREAKFAST.
Menu Hints.

Boiled Rice Glazed Apple Sauce
Scrambled Eggs with Clipped
Beef
Biscuit Conee
LUNCHEON.
Bean Soup Rolls
Cinnamon Toast Tea
DINNER
Oysters Mornay Rolls
Celery and Apple Salad
Coffee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

- AsyU e Massh ~, 1ooo-
+. y AaDn hasassth vin - sse6osts4 . -
- nevOao9s 1nAlnss1 b. Daseoaa -
- - seo11 y o1a1e ~ heasa ssovlso2e0 -
1D1ouo ~ ~ esmDso welfare"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
Argus Information Bureau

GAny
J. d.
eonsdaia the being
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Charles F. Kooken, Dec
eased Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Ruby ] Kooken, admin
istratriX OF the estate Of Chares II.
kooken, deceased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publicat-
ion OF this notice, to the said admin.
istratrix, at the office OF her attorney
istratrix, at the Office of her attorneys
Sd Floor Yates Bldg in Boise, Coun-
~ OF Ada, State OF Idaho. this being
the place fixed for the transaction
OF the business OF said estate,
Dated February is, 1920.
RUBY j. KO0KEN,
Administrators Of the Estate of Char.
les II, kooken, deceased
DAVIDSON Il DAWSON, Residing
at Meridian, Idaho, Attorneys for AID
ministratrix 42-5t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

FOR SAIIE.--Best lots In Meridian
Secure a nice building lot in the best
part OF town, where the good houses
are building. On and near the state
highway.
Your own terms of payment.
FRANK NouRsIs,
Phone 2150 j.. Boise.
FOR SALE ONE BROOD SOW
and gets r. w. HICKEY, Nerd.
ian Phone Meridian Market.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

See R0ATH, the secondhand man,
before you buy or sell. Store on Sec
ond street, near Meridian Hdw, Co.
Meridian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

Bernard j COLES and Miss Beat
rice McDermott were united in mar
rage at nuptial mass by Bishop
Daniel NJ German, at the cathedral
OF st. John the Evangelist, at Boise,
Wednesday morning, February IL, at
8 o'clock. The bride was charming
in her travelling suit, with hat to
match. She carried prayerbook.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
DIN M. Higgins, sister and brother
in-law of the bridegroom. The altar
was prettily decorated with carna-
lions. Mrs. COLES, mother OF the
bridegroom, came from Tigard, Ore,
to attend the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
McDermott OF McDermott We're also
present. A wedding breakfast for rel
aitves and a few intimate friends was
served at the Owyhee hotel. Mr.. Col
les has an attractive new bungalow
prepared for his bride and they viii
be at home to their friends afteI
1 March /.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

4 meeting OF all The water users
~ the Esuntcr Lateral viii BE- held "
the parlslns HALL. in sieridiani Mon
day evening, February 2;sd, q $50
All farmers and town users are urged
to attend
Chairman Of Committee.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20
A. ID. STANTON
~ N $ U r. A N o 81
MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
TIhlk CARD OF OREGON SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.
tEneetiye june /. 1a1p.l


tEnecuye June I. 1879
BOISE no NAMPA--T of pass
ing Meridian:
i7o-12: 26am; connect No II west
and No. is east.
i72--7;31 am, pony to Huntington.
l74 1906 anu, connect No. east
l7S-4:22 pm, pony to Huntington
l1S-5.47 pm, connect No. 6 east
and No. and 1s west
NAMPA TO BOISE Time OF pass.
ing Meridian:
No. 17l--2.57 am, connection from
No. 1S east and Nos. and IL west
173-s:59 am pony from Huntington
f75--12:17 pm, connection from No
east
I77-5 "a pm pony from Huntington
l79-7.53 pm, connection from Ne
q eastbound and No. 10 westbound
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

II. b. Gibbons and children have
gone to a farm near Nampa, which
they have rented for the season, and
we hope that he will succeed. Last
week his son died, which followed q
few weeks the death of his mother.
The family have been making their
home on rented place southeast
OF Meridian. 2
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

Many orchards In the state are IN
need OF proper pruning. This should
begin in time to have IL finished be-
fore any spraying is done as Il is a
loss OF labor and material 70 spray
timber that Is afterwards removed,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20
NyrItE.

our new spring hats are now aTris-
Ing daily, and we are prepared g
show you the latest STYLES ~ pop
ular prices
so COME IN
and look them over while they gre
new .,,pse,,r
MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20
ArTo LIcENsEs VOW DIE.

Notice III hereby given that auto
licenses for 1920 are now due and
payable at the Office OF the county
assessor Secure your license at once.
VIM. KINCAID,
County Assessor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20
"A FIRE
ALWAYS COSTLY

I --- 7 n
is now more costly than ever
Insurance, always cheap, costs no
more than 1t ever did.
Why then, do YOU rest content with
the same small fire policy you've al
ways carried?
An additional policy in the old reli-
able Hartford is mighty inexpensive
way to protect yourself against d
great possible loss.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

Accidents may happen at any time.
An Ontario farmer was trying to open
a fruit can for his wife and broke
his wrist
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

Economically considered at no time
during the war did the people race
harder times than during the present.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

IA NICE PIANO - For $50. AZ
Anderson's Furniture Store, Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

STRAYED From the slaughter
house half mile west OF Meridian,
one light red SOW, black spot on side
about 175 pounds In weight. Phone
MERIDIAN MEAT MARKET
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

sTRAYEn Large Poland China
brood SOW, weight about 275 lbs. Bob
tail. Any information that will lead
to her recovery will be very much
appreciated g, X. WYLlE,
Phone 100 Half mile southwest Of
Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-20

FOR SALE THREE HEAD or
GOOD YOUNG WORK HORSES. In
quire OF b. McNair, or Meridian state
Bank, phone 2b5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
BOTTLING WORKS
MANAGER SUFFERS
FRACTURED SKULL

BanI,I t"ihrTi OF -" az" Ioff"'
rmn street urllnh" H. illnH !" lh' 'l'y
huapitnl Ia ~ y'Fy- lli'"l ''rdl'I""
nufforlug II"n, a fia'lui" 81 rhu'I ~ 10
uuI known wh,Ih'r hr viii I''"'"i col
boat In manager ~ ~" n~llnIi" u"
IIIng w"rkn ~ Ia u"I hn"wn "h"lh"t
h. rIIpp'd pJr,I f'iI' hliIlmE III" h"' II 81
hIu head, 80 whaihor n"nethlng f"'I
T,min nlrr,o. ,aualng tho njutE No'
-rnI ~ IL, 'mul"I 90 w"I' Called let"
last ulghI aud u"uo 81 ihom LnHW l"s'
how tic accident happened although
ihoy aaw him lylnE 90 tho f"W 90
luR Ia hiH rsH'u' they rot him I" hl7
foel and b." was ahlo I" y" l" hln "Ih'"
In tho rnsauIimO. IL ring was ""l'"L
aud after ~ ah0Tt oNpmInnII"h "lat'"l ]
10 the huapiial with Nj i"lh"I' WA" -
that lIuo ala not Hc"m 10 ho HuIi"rluG
any ~ rTTrctH 10 wnr nhlo 10 get gu
81 tho nuInrnshllr aud walked Int" th'
hospital Whllo HhiuR up on tho h"Hi"'
al elevator ho hrChn0 unC"nH'l"IH
rhyHlclpna aud uurHcT At the h"rpl'hI
worked with him. but At ~ "hriy h"ui
this morning h." had not r'6hln'h """
nuiouBnCaH The accident huppo"'h
about O'Clock and ho wnr tuhoN I" ih'
InalIlutinn u half hour later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
MODERN WOODMEN
HEAR ADDRESSES BY
NATIONAL LECTURER

An "pon msoiins 81 Wheeling s"p
80 niii Madden W""drn"u 81 Nm"'h".
vas hold last ulRhl Ia thor I""''"'H ~"
tho IhIrd rnnr ~ Iho llpu'h"t h"'lhI"E
80 i1rl MARKET EtIo"i About 10" w"'"
rToeenI Included IL thln nu'nhr' w"i"
-rvsrnl -msII doloRnIl"na fr"" NHr'l""
Trrry Elm Gr"yo p"l N"n"h7v Nv"
rnnpr Nnnornhlo f"hrul H"tnnfd w.
kaIuor proridrd NJ Tho msstlnE
thu prInclpbi speaker 90 ~" program
yaH Nnllnnrl Torturrr = o. Ii"mn"r, from
me h"nd C1mp offl"" NJ Lincoln. Non
IIe took ~ his subject. "W"0d"rnII
giving r"uo very good point" "HpoCla w
on account Of being In n part OF IN"
country whore such w"rlC In ono "f INC
mVln occupations This was ro'l"wen
hynn Illustrated lrctur" along the "nino
line. given by state Deputy w. j liarn"r
Two other Eponkrrs HlTo Delivered
short addresHcs. they h"lnE Hon
Wo4onhloom and Attorney l. J. McHln-
10y. who talked along III" limo OF tho
vital l-rucr OF tho prcTont day. FOLLOW
Ing this the r~fr~shmcni committee got
busy md nil enjoyed II very delightful
luncheon. after which tho meeting wnH
a. InuTDpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
About People
Movsasnta OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MoLure-Toseph Hoffman. HuckhHnn"m.
j NJ CugRlo. Sew Marllnv"ll", u w
Sanknm. Cameron. ! W. Hunting. Slr
trrsvlIlc. j. II Wilson. cherry Run. IL,
l. RrUuhnn, Now MHriinsNlllr
Windsor. J, NIRgs. Huntington;
Tnm King. Huntington. j. H. TImmonn
and wife. Huntington.
Btamm } 1. Phillips, k"m'""th. WI
liam Entcp, Proctor. Ada r"rr"ll. Now
MartlnHvlllc: It l.. CIsso. huntington
w l.. Harris. Huntington
j. A hIgerjn. Of havana. cuba. Is
amending several DAYS here on hubineaH
Mi and Mrs Samuel ! Carpenter
hhls returned 10 th"lr homo her" hflor
amending several days iu.N"w l"Ik city
Hc"rgo Il. woIIn, "f Savannah. n".. ar
rived Ia town lrnicrday /" vihit reln
iiNra hud friond1
Mi aud MrS Alien Forth 81 EvHuA
viiIo Ind are HronhinH noNcIhI dhyf
,IsiIInE rolatiVrs la tho nv
T. T. 'inIInEh',. 81 'rnfl"n. Ny". Ia
Visiting r. iouLH la lhIH 'II'
i Eis"n 81 lie l"n"ii. -. rriuIn
"a Lnuro Inni evening enc, Fpr"di"u
tuvuioI dayn WITH fii'"dt I" IL, 'i'y
MIHs iioHnle ra''Ia 81 ""tih eide Il
rl"~Iy io'"y.IluE b"" i"l"ii"H ,''"iv
81 ,.,tntI! IL nn nuiu,iui'li,. "''iF'"I
Mao ran Itnvla 81 I"I"'ri,vr" IL
Ia .sro,Ind 1" trIp,,, h"i,r ne, l"Ii''
ua,i 81 n.si w'aL "fI"r nr"'d,"s ih'
unrl i.w ,n,nlha wllh f,len1r l." IL"
atty
a. .""d nns = n"'i",i- 81 'h''
CIV viiI .m"l", I" I",r"I" - a." r""
de 'n''"luH
W- isoiin ir-,.li ni"~" ~ l i"H
w,,md " W. ,'i","'d h"'u' l,rt q
,i"p eu", .nr"'il"n ~" h'' 81 I'''"''
uIniIu decentralization
MIS- = q il"u,lmo ,',uiu'h l..'"" !" -
n,.uluE nfiri nntlur " ~" H., h""
utu TIN !" Itiutlnri"u
Iur,,s irl' ~ ii""u't ~ y : "
IT. "l'rr i'ferHl lsN r. W. "''E Nh'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
RECITALS BALLROOM
or M'LURE HOTEL

I'm. in,,-i,, nro,u"'u '''IlnIH 'h"'
40 =" 10 give" ." ne h"ll'""'n 81 ~"
NJ, iuto huiol nrr '''"llug h"'Y ~
lnio,os, AIMING ino """l' n ""h No. TO-
f.lL ..r thIn .iIN nu"h n" that IA"
,,lcrhnno Inca ~ otc k'pi quito h"hy Icy
carly suhs,rln,,7 III" 81" ""' B"l"G v"
lao Iru mut - -" H"ti'n ia" COMMIT
10, ln ,Htatpn ct ~" r'rihq met lhufH
day nfloru"nu aud ont "'or att Ia" 81"
,.ll, .ond The hat 81 rttiuiH nat 49,"
available wpa COMO "N"r ana ia" 80"
tracts Noro '"nEld"r"d W." MAIN 10"
TN. Ia tho f,'l that E"E0f"l n' va"
.rtiaia rnuurI ,"uo o. tho dates 'hh'
lhsy arc wanted Huh R"u" hang" In
tho g,hodule had o" 10 md" nhd the
uaI win 10 luEucd ~" nTH' part OF lhs
rOsk
H. IN planned TO open IA" s"rl"H on
$nNsmhor M with either NlHH Liza
Ttnh.-uu ."nniTsliG at the Metropolitan
OprTs ,"upany, nnd Nj Fr"nhI}n az
nnhun = very nps pianist VINO ~ max
Ing nntno for hlmholt, o. by haEIhk
Ni-s I.oirruon. tho golden voiced HinEor
The mus, folks ~ IhiH city can Toht
sn.u,,d that sttnsr ~ these artists VIII
III. a TsrIIal that viii hc a Joy I" mo
listener N"'niiy thsy a." h"th Ia lhsIr
pTImr AMI Vim such wonderful "p"'a
records back 81 thom We nav" 's"'
In sIDIb
m, vary fact that IhSra will lao only
anu saaIa H., tho bsrinH will mako u lin
rsratlys that Ih"Hs that want 4" hsa'
nsIa NrIizIH u1il haNe 10 hond l" 'ho''
suLa.,IrtinnH Immediately aud not lie
lay IhsTs viii 6o either four 80 h'H
,on,aftn IL tho unries And tho Huha'tlr
tIrn vriIi 10 40 H. iudlng' tho VA 1uH
NJ byron 'hho' SO" 81 Mitchell.
HtaVsnaun -" via have 'hnTRo "f ih"
nnanta und all subscriptions Hh""lh 10
tnsIIaI - hlru ~ "u'" NoN"'h| "h' "'
I,,,.n roas,vatipnu have been mndo nj
randy aud With lini ~ nIllata nu'h a.
Ihero ihsro viii mol h1 many ""h'H lo''
suar no net TOW drYa Thor" VII NOV
10 az. ,hru's ." bear mos" "'"'s
srtc, iir 400 trrSrvpil"nH nro completed
nrInr 80 iIo seating arrangement OF
-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
AUTUMN FESTIVAL
At Y. ". TONIGHT
Event will MAIL Opening Of Assooia'
tlon's TaIl ana Winter Program.

Arrangements nr" all mad" Tor an
aurpirluua npeulng 81 Rll fan AMI winter
urtIy I,Irr nj the " g. A tonight,
whrn tho rnIIro building will D." opened
l., ,nnmhcrg aud frionhH Rpcrlhl INVITA- g..
iInnr huvr boon wont out Ia women ana
girls who nnvn joined the hHH"Cih'lnh
qlnrc NAV I-r All members nrr I" rally
tunIuhI Ia rrncw arnunlninn"Cp md to
hay" u gcnrrnl good g'tt"Ecih"r 'imc.
Tho mcmhcrEhlp committee, Win NTH
" Mriyurr at - bond, ma III" hos
pltnlity committee with MrT. j. -
Ilrpru,. u. ,hniTmnn. hHN" been buy mr.
rnn"lnu ull details
The lobby Of tho building VIII b"
beautifully decorated with garden flow-
~r- and VIII Dc n bower "f attractive
Ness .
fcw mcmbcrn OF tho momberrhlp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01

n,,, NJ II""r., VIII dlnp"re uf H's''"i
lrmi,",I"ui n,niI'iH
NJ nui Mic Inwi'u'' 49, l"7 81 INC
ri' ",' mailing %" ''I'"h"h '""' 80
~, InHI.,m ,III'r IL lh'I "'w 90
Inuou M',h 81 IanrI Idv''I'"h. :"
i,,,u.d Iuu,. tact ,''uI"e "fl'i "l''"l
InT T., r,.ruo lur'i luul h""'"r ~ "'"'
ten H. '"""'' ton Win ih' I''"'" i"'h
.,.rr, mIl"n h"ro.
II, MAI MO uuuIhh ~ ,he leland
hn,, 90 II,lI pu'rl Ma i"""n II'h"'
rr t.trl'Irnh
Ms ~ { Mo"phn 81 rn,h"'rh"rR
Ia u uu,rI 81 Ms II e Mlll'' 81 '4"''h
hnlu rIt'"l
In tho ru'rt 81 hcr rlHi'r, hr6. ~L'h"
MrAdnnu 81 wifIoruih Hlrrci
Th, and now hn- h'on I"'"lN"d nor"
81 tho d,nlh 81 NJ" rrnut '""n 81
Banana cav. widow 81 the Into f'""h
lin ru,u. t"Imrrly Wheeling p""r'"
Mrr '"ou WA Milan I.llrnh"ih Nl'k'nT.
n rIrlcr ~ Mr. IISr,y llhin- "f ihh'
rIt, Her death ",'utT'h ~ h"t h"h'
In Kanrnr IlIy lnGi SUNDAY.
Tom NcCnurInnd riiirlmrRh rr"ni
Harding day here. calling "n ma h"h'
fri"rTlP
hn,, hr"u rp"ndinR som" ''"''s ", vt"
prIIIuuIurv where they wot" r'hihnr"
nt UnnoIulu, Nj DO N"r" being Ia th'
regular army. - poet TO I'lu,P
United station during tho rnlI. MI l'"
Vorc hnviug boon trHnrfNrr"h I" ia"
mir rcrli'". Ih"y VIII u" N''''""'' w
California ,..
M,s kenyon Joyce. wh" has been
mnxtnR h.r home NJ Washington. ~
& since tue war. VIII return I" an
fnrnln within ihc n'M m"u'". .
hIisa SCH DnyIr. wh" hnh hr"h
,u,s, Of her uncle MI ". T. stone
T"r the past week. stopping mere !"
,JsI, ON her way from Mountain l'"F'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
SISTERSVILLE HAS
ALAUCH ON COX

Ststers,lIlo had "a laugh on Governor
Cox Wednesday In TACT tho Guy IL
htill laughing at the incident
Whom Senator Harding TTiNed n
crowd oH more than 900 men aud wo-
mon votarB greeted him and the itnpub-
iIcan presidential nominee tdhrohne /
them from tho rear platform or his
train JuHt before tho Honut"r Goa.
,i,tded a IhundoIdus n"Iso ~hn heard
approaching from tho roar ~ ia" noh"
, Iura tIaIn
dianoiuR haCh a man ETlod. 'heIs
,unoa Jinnilo tns''
The .yra 81 in"ai 81 lac ihi""H hni
Gladly nian"ad "p tho T'a'h ""h 'h"'''
huholi HU,iIGn f., conan "pri' "'hi"H
~, an"II ha"d. IhnI va mailing
,nmru ""IS" Ik"n the 'ui "''i 81 q '"'I"u
Whsallns "an ~I" ~"h !" Ih7
.,"~d -" ,utu'nl"s haia laal "irh' sal
ihs l"'innnI zoe a. sI'lhl"F llI"n''a'""
~ III. 's"pals" r"n"I"I ii"'hl"n w. :
,aftsina f,"n Urrin sllnelnE i"WS u
ah"Vs tho. ,nsu "u iha Iitil" h"nh"s,
bat hniii ~. Ilny anBin" waa 'll"U""I
II mad. % daa fDnIuE u"Iqa 80 ln hlH
mud sIInsInu "p"r"ig" 10 'n"tl"r IA"
,"Iar 80 hT HN i"ga "rT"H" ~" "rnhlsni
huI hla uur'ls 49, "vi"s about 90 uu"h
,trrt ~ the vuie'H ~ ~" SnElu' Nhl"h
propelled tho Iliila hanloai
- MY wan ThNISGH H1NNrR
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INS 81,
ART STUDY
CLUB OPENS

T,.,,rd,y afternoon ~ tho hum, ~
NIsa AIirc Wilkinson NJ W""dlh" a.
tho Art Study club opened Tor ~" hl''
sCsSiun ~ Ih, club 'Cnr this fhIl. VITA
an excellent program supplied h, man
81 tho talented m"mh'r7 ~ INC ,lu"
.,,,cd nv invited quests Mrs Edna
%,shltt dc Irorpcru. Mrs J. u. l.. con
nelly, Miss IIaEcI &"nmpu md n"r"r"i
other mCmh~rs 81 tho club pr"h'm'"h
some very beautiful vocal numbers. ana
Br DAVIS GAO violin sol" AZ 'ho
.ou,lusiun Of the musical program
,,,, IrIiuhtTuI mfuLmaI reception whH
held the muuheTs ct the 'Nr'd''''
hoard icreivlns thc other memhura 81
Tho clan The nest ncellnE VII lie
held late A. October
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,"i""dnelny ali now and old rnsmbsTp O.
10 DO nGaiisTed through al ths 49,
ana arc MS followni Mrs. W. ]. Aetr3S.
M, Dent Taylor, Mrs. w. J. steoH. HNk
r. W Ashsn. Mrs. Dlissbsth rstRo
Trn,ior, Polly Crsddoos. Martha JlNie0'
,Iunrla WRIGHT. Ann. hruhn. Lilf NtQAP
nrunio nawlsn. Kstiia LoaffisT 49,
IGisln hohlsmmsr. shi
Thor. will 10 . spaoiai musiosl 49,,
grnm EIvan by local ialsnl and .eD~et
nddr.Ia by Miss Pauline heGa, cW
rniary NJ tho ohio and Wsst VitCp4Ns
Mold Mdsr haGs will be intTdauoe4 ~
Mrs " u nonh. prssIhsnt OF the nosrAt
of directors. -
IloKIutraiIonr ~, all classss on -
mnha Toni Ehi 81 The GanAIAl da1h.
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NEAR AU1AL PoDAY

ono "anc IL on the docket for this ~
irrnoon before Judge n. ~. Addlsman y
tho Davis, Hurkham 4 Tyler oomRo
agaInrt J. Adam Blum and othsfs.. ms
cmrc was To he heard ysatsrday. put va
hold over until this afternoon. Ihs c.
l.. mn appeal from Sduirs Oobos c0MS
and In for sum OF money amounts
to i283.b3. ~
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MISS SAGE VISITS
WHEELING Y. v. C. A.

Mis- Pauline Sage. ~ Cincinnati. city
H-crotary for ohio and West virginia
YonrR Women Christian Associations,
r.,rhrd m. city Thurrday morning and
- A KueHt ut The local W W. &. \ Miss
sage Will remain for thrc" days. In con
ference with local GSnmtt"n women
r,Iati,r 10 tholr work and VIII u" IN"
speaker on sunday afternoon III INC nv,
,ocI,tlnn library Tonight. members ~
IN, association will have IN" priHil"g.
~ hearing Min Sage ~ "opon house"
NJ tho \. W = \. Will bo tho eEont
which many inCHrested people VIII enjoy.
-t---
BLY, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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unlIuruu fuI their m"hr"nEer boys, ana
they wIil appear IN them f"i tho hIh'
IIiuo i"day az frlhh n J"u n'o som"
IIIIlr manly fsllnw stop up I" your d""t :.
nII dotted an Tho Il u Innilin, don
,nII nuI tho lot nuuud ~ r"uuI taps.
Tor hc Ia only "a iIosaongGT boy.
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DANA Oiasa WIN Omen.

Tho dan,InE Ia 81 Alias france
I'IGai Ear viii h' i's"i"eh 'h'n "''"
nj tka n,Ikn' au,llIUi Ian 'n' "lhe "'
Shi,IIdny in"I nlmR 81 I" 3" - l"'h ~"
aa,,o Irur,n"r 81 i"si'"''i"" '"l'"""'
l.. NlIpu Fer l." h'' 'I""'' " '""' CO..
VII h.. en-" !" -" I"'l' "'"'"'',
IossI oud h"II ,"',i" h"" I"r ~"
u,., I,r. f., l., rirrr,u ,.IiI ',"''"'''
az 10 10 fuIInt,.,l L.. 'h' "dI "".'"
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