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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
GOOD CROWD HEARS
EXCELLENT TALKS
Rooms PACKED AT MEETING or
HARpING CLUB TO HEAR TALKS
ny PROMINENT SPEAKERS
both speakers Were UnuSnally Interest
Ing. And 10th Were We'll Hocsivsd
ny The Crowd

one Of the best crowds zinc" tho or
gnrlXutI"m "I the Harding H"puhlichh
club. wrH prescott at the mc"llnE h"ld IN
he Elrcm"u'H quarters at the city build
mr. Inst night and heard two interesting
political talk. delivered by r"nldcnts OF
thIH state.
Mlsu Anna MrCuIlcy. Of Columbus. o:
wIH the nrN speaker. aud Hh" d"liN"r"h
IN uddr"SU Innl woH cSp"rinIlN InI"r"tt =
INK - Ia" women voters. hut "h' also
appreciated hy the men WI" hHNo poch
voters for years
She was followed 10y MI Rurkcit. o;
Columbus. O.. who delivered talk on
the political isSucs Of tn" campaign.
10th Of ~" speakers carried good re
purtq Of political conditions throughout
the state Of ohio. and tn" only question
with regard TO tho state. ia how big the
Harding ma jUrity Will b."
Minors To coEvention
FRI HtiCnlly all Of IN" coal minnrE OF
thus rlty md vicinity were In attendance
at the district convention which was
held in the rastimr thcuir" IN Martins
Ferry. Yesterday Afternoon and evening.
RrpOrta az the Sub-dIStri,t Officials
were heard nj the meeting, ana d"I'Hn("a
elected to attend the State convention.
ID. OF p. Meeting
An important and interesting meeting
OF the members al phloSu h Council No.
10 ui the DcHIr" Of l'uCnhuuthS. Will he
hTlu n the f.hHl'h hhli bl 'hH hhIE pm"
iumorT0w evening. aud ia" usual good
uL rudnnCo Of the members IL expected
willing WORKERS
circle %u | al ia" NilllnE WnrhrrS at
the West bridgeport Methodist church
wall meet at TIA" h"Im" 81 Mrs Albert
Mun~Ir. Ihlr evening. aud all member =
Mo - pc,Icd l." br present ~ matters Of
interest aud Inp"Ii.ln'r At" 1" lie dIh
,.uuE,d
To nIsot OniosrH
All 81 til" In' nIl"rS 81 th' Laden 4 ii
HurIrtI,a Of the I'hut M"ih"hIni hui Il
n,c ,,rorIrd !" bo rr"r"ni a. III" annual
hu-iuu~p meeting 81 lh" "Ighn'' ntl"n
w,,,,h win hr h,Id Ia the church IN Isrrk
wood Ininurruw evening The annual
,i,, ~ IT uTii,oIu wtli tab" ri"'" At
the meeting
Huppsr This EvsnlnH
'rh, ucmhrrr nr tho NJ 4 club 81
tho WnInrn'u Ii"urfII Nrr"' ION will
Give u IonHI brrT Tupp'r IN III" ro"nr
uT TIA, IIrIulcin huildinH 81 Lincoln nvrI
mo ihiu evening bot w""n Ia" h"ur0 az I
md n',lnrk aud MI frI"udH 81 tn" or
rnnlyniInu have been urged /" rnlr"niH"
the 'luh.
Council Meeting
Tho monthly meeting at III" villng"
council vII h., h'Id IL th'lT r""mH ~
thu. t'tiy. huildIng ga Main street. Tue"
din, ,rNrntng ct n"Si w""t. ana matters
eff Interest to all 81 III" 'lill"nS VIII lac
taken an at ia" meeting
BuildinG Being nspAinted
Tho citv hulIdluH On West Main 'lr""'
has hrru undergoing r'phlIinE AMI ="
pninIInu during thu nrl '"hrI' ~ M'"hH
ana the vuTh ~ now rrH, ll'nilN com.
mrIrd rhr chang" ~ ,Hrtb lmpt"N ing
tho ala building from the "h"rl"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
MAY ALLISON wins
IN "HELD IN TRUST"

Not only dclIEhtful--onc has come
TO take that for granted or May ALI
son--but nlHO tremendously convincing
In the big emotional scenes Is the star
or Held In Trust" which was given
It's nrst local exhibition Mt the Liberty
theatre iodny. Friday and Saturday.
Az the thrrndbnTc little ShopRirl
heroine Of George kibhc Turner's
powerful nnd poignant story. Miss Al
len was ever pleasing and appealing.
In the department store. and later In
the midst OF tho luxury she gains I'M
Willingly falsely. the Metro celebrity
nnkca Mary Manchester live. Ono feels
inter seeing the picture that ono has
known her for y"HrR--nnd would like
Ia know her for many moro.
Tho picture was directed by John f..
Ince adapted by Sarah Y Mason and
photographed by william Edmond. Miss
hllirOn'R loading man was Darrell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
HELD FOR VIOLATION
OF THE MANN LAW

Hporiul bIrpnIoh 10 rho Inl"lligon'er
Cumberland. Md sept ~ "
MnphIE thIu rlIN wnp h"ld by fnli"h
gIutcH f'ornIulpHIuucr ThnH ! hnh"T""n.
today. roI ~" action or ~" n"N' term
nf the Initch Stnt"p court on 'hnrg"
Of violating Ia" Mann net
His hcruEcr " Grace l.. MrCnul"i.
aged ~ years. married. but separated
from h"r husband.
NaphIp. who has grown children. II
alleged To hnvC transported tn" woman
from Capon bridge, ". Va. TO this city:
She testified that he told her hr had
secured her position here. When Sho
arrived Hhr found MnphIS hah n" mouse
keeper and she took the position. their
csirnnErmnnt followed his failure to
pay her the promiSv< wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
How Much tobacco i
Will My Heart Stand
uestion Vital to Every Man Who Smokes Of Chews

Ing than they can volur srly endure.
T" auit the habit make II easy fof
yourself by Ho,tinE NiCObl tablets ana
taking Iham hA directed The habit
really quits you and It's do pa rturs In =
plohnnfn equal 10 NA indllIench.
If you want To know ipw much aAsieg
II In 10 quit tho habit WITH NicotoI than
without II. 10 t~anty.fur h0uTH with
ont ,biCcO and notn wat an effort ~
con,s you. ihai begin ulnE u a. usual
nnd tHk- NlCotol thblsiD A. the end
Of u wnnk discontinue soaking or Ghsw.
ing for day and II 4 probable y9d
viii hhvn no desire al resume. A.
least your dnaira will bi kTsatly dinin-
iHhed and another wset or two should
mako II not only possihs but = pleas
ure, 10 quit. ~ :.
NOTE-Dr. Common. fosh,rly Of Johns
Hopkins Hospital. under whose advice
Nicotol has often boon iHst. said when
this statement was shown 10 him; II
have known Nicotol to ccnGer the To-
bacco habit way ahead Of hythinK NO
have ever sold befoSo. WnSro author
ilad by the manufacturers Grefund the
money TO cvary dlAsatisfiS customer
md Wo would not permit no use OF
our name unless tho ,remedi possessed
unusual merit" Nicotol Ii old In this
city under an ironcIad ioney- back
guarantee by all up-to-datedruGKiRtS.
Including Hogc-DaviH Drug 10. and c.
H. Griest e. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
General Pershing's Horse
Winner Of Blue Ribbon

Philadelphia. Fa sept 20 --"Jon,
ia" big hny goldlnE owned by General
rorahInE captured tho blue ribbon at
the opening ovont "f tn" Dryn Mnwr
horse phOw today.
lon was entered and ridden by Major
John g. Quokrm"ycr. General PcrshinES
aide Th" hOrac took nrEt place In tho
pIrImrcRIu" jumping class for green
hunters I'rInCcEE II chestnut marc,
and an army mount. captured the white
ribbon Forty four horses were enter
cd In the event
To-day wac General Pcrshlnga cntry'a
first showlng I'm the oval Tho horse was
presented to him by Jcfr FicEel Post. OF
the American Legion. New York. on HIS
return from Franco md was named for
tho donor II wus bred by j. a. Ken
nrdy. ut Stnunton. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
St. CLA|RSV[LE.
-~---+-
Belmont County ScaNcws
JUDGE LYNCH GRATIS
SIXTEEN D|vORCE,IN
COMMON PLEAS Curt
Common RlSRR OoNYt,

sixteen divorces were grand By
Judge Charles J. Lynch. In mmon
pleas court. Wednesday entitled
Margaret A. Campbell vs.. Arur J.
Campbell. Divorce granted plaiyrf on
Eround Of gross neglect Of duty hmors
than three ysarH. and plaintiff eTdSd
custody OF minor child upon pAyfnt OF
costs,
Emma Duklhh w. Rudolph lkish,
DlVorcn granted plaintiff on yrad Of
adultery. Plaintiff restored [ her
madam name or Emma hsall.
hiHnIa Virginia DoWdaii W. Dries
w Dp~dsii Divorce Grsptsd phuff
an grounds Of extreme cruelty andsin-
iIn awarded custody of minor Uht
Katharine Hyatt Va Edward Estt,
Dlvorcs HTnniod plaintiff on HfOg Ut
~iifut abaan"s Tor more Than Ihrs6srs
aud piainiln restored 10 her 1dsn
nsmn 81 Katherine bennington,
Dlyorrs granted PLAINTIFF on Eroa of
wIlfui absence Tor more than Ires
vars.
phlIamena LIpko W.. John Aleldsr
LIDko Divorce granted plaintiff on
grounds Of extreme cruelty and pihlff
awarded custody Of minor chilars
Newell a. Dorsey W, d. A. Dors, Di-
ful absence for moro than three yet D..
John Shell w. Blanche Bhsll. Drcs
granted plaintiff on ground OF Adery
and plaintiff awarded custody otlnor
chIldrenI
Elizabeth Jackson VS. Charles tck-
son. Divorce granted plaintiff on oInd
Of fraudulent contract .-
Pete A. Milas VIZ. MaEgic MilaiDf.
vorco granted plaintiff on Erou OF
wilful absence for more than threetra.
Harry Plat vs. Lena Platt. Drco
granted plaintiff on ground OF wilhb-
sence for more than three yeAAnd
plaintiff awarded custody Of minouild
now In his custody. =
Virginia NJ. Title W.. Reed TittlDi|
vIrce granted plaintiff on ground ok
tremo cruelty and plaintiff aNlSd
custody of minor children. y
NJ. ARnoA Scheenan VIZ. John SchNn.
Divorce granted plaintiff on Ero9 Of
wilful absence for more than feO
years. u,
Ross H. Belts Va. Sylvia May II.
Divorce granted plaintiff on Erou OF
wilful absence for moro than htres ~.
Helen MIR Blocher VI. Hem G.
Blothcr. Divorce granted plaintion
ground Of extreme cruelty and pla3ff
restored to her maiden name or len
Mar Rinestinc. .,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
BELLAIRE NEWS
TRIANGULAR
DEBATE NOW
|SPLANNED
BsprsssntAtivss win Arrange for Mig
Nigh school Event At Moot
ing Saturday.

Bellalro Will again participate" In a
triangular debate with two other hlgh
school toauAS Of this vicinity II was
learned lnAt night. The other schools 10
participate In the triangular event are
Martins Ferry and St"m6onvllIe high
schools
Inltial plans for tn" event Will be
made at II meeting 10 b" held tn" COM
ing saturday -,
year which proved To b" very Interest
ing. Tho debate on that occasion was
won by Strub~nvillc. high school Tn"
local school finished last In IN" num-
Der OF points.
Harding Again Loads.
The second tabuiation OF tho votes
cast In the presidential poll at tho Wcy-
rick drug store on Belmont street. shows
that Ha riding IL again tho leader. Tho
count gives Harding 10 votes and COX : !.
Bhacklsford injured.
ShaCklcford. star guard on IN" Bell
nirs high school football team. ~ SUI
frr.ug with bad Injury 10 his arm.
Tho condition or the arm IN such that
he may not DO able TO participate In the
game next Saturday with Cameron high
school.
meeting OF the teachgrs' extension
class WAS held last night ut tho high
school auditorium Instructions w"r"
received from tn" text bnokH FOR III"
first time. A number OF new members
Joined the class last night
nuya BhAdJsids Propsrty.
Harry Powell clerk IN the Neff shoe
store on belmont street. has purchased
the George kcyarr property on Lincoln
avenue. Shadyridr The consideration
waA not learned.
Entertained Friends.
M1ss Mario W2EnoT "ntrrta Inc Il
Yrlrnda last night At her home "h North
tIurrnasy street III" event Mas In tho
nature OF n q 6'olu'k dinner The event
was very enjoyable
Local Lad Dies.
Coroner John Il wyatt ~aH at rr"Nl
denI ycnlcTdny. whrr" no Investigated
tho death Of cart Fred WhclGcl, ""lnr"d
. former local lad. VIII" dl"d ~ lnJurle'
Fscciycd In tho coal min" At that pla'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
British Officer Found
Guilty; Murder Charge

innurIpR into the death Of James Con-
molly - years. old. who was shot dead
at his home in KInlOuEh. South Donegal.
whc nthc military went to arrest his
son. who ~ now prisoner In Ballast
dict:
lie died from shock and hcmorrhnEe
caused by revolver bullet wound WILL
fully inflicted by an officer and a mill
tary sergeant accompanying him We
mud the officer and the military sergeant
guilty Of wilful murder. which Is nc-
c"ntuated by their not attending tho in
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tai lr-l"rdH.. l. WAS p"rlorm.d Icy ~
William ! Shepard. at THIS ,ll}.
Jcssr Wilson Wns fined SO nnI costs
In squire Frank : Mas"u.s. ,"urr OF, II
charge OF assault and battery preferred
by II girl
Private Charles Gates has returned ="
Edg"woOd arsenal at Edg'w""d Md ar
ter furlouEh spent with relatives h"r"
George wood and family. Of tTaN"i
HIN. have moved Ia MCt"nn"llsNllI". 4"
make their future home
Miss Margaret Aull. WHO underwent
an operation at thu t!ty hospital. has
been TrmoNdc to her home GA belmont
AtTseI. greatly improved.
Milan Cr,clln McNhmAIh. Of ThlTly-
first AtTr"t. In Visiting with friends IA
flIlAbuTEh.
nonlaJnIn seaman hnH returned !" Ia"
home nn M"nI"r nIT"eI nTtrI Visit At
hnltlmuTr. Md
Mira - T. Bunnhu'. Of Hart lTuu hli"rI.
hn uturd fI"In visit At NUw ihll"-
dIlphiu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
CALBRA|TH ELECTED
AMERICAN LEGION HEAD

Cleveland. -, sept =" J. W ''al
hrnIlh u 81 lln"lumhli wan unahl-
muusly elected national commander OF
The American. Legion here tndny at tho
CLOSING session Of It's hrCUnd annual
..,nV,ir.I,n i..lhTuilh received the Inu
Jur.i, 'arnIl Tor 'h"i'" on the second
ballot his ,InnrrI opponent being Ban
TurI N. >Id.r Of Iowa. nnd ! T.. j. Her
br,t .I N.,rrn,hur.IIr pom motion uf
M,Nn.I r,,nn,Ird I,y Herbert III" nloc.
II,u ,a I.nIhrnIh wnu then declared
unnninr,".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
japanese Discriminate
Against U. S. Commerce

Washington. Sept. 29-The American
government liz IN possession OF reliable
reports Of InpancSr procedure at Kobe.
amounting To discrimination against
American shipmCu,s to the Far East. nc
cOrhing to ~ letter from Secretary Alex
nndrr iu Chairman Benson or tho ship
pink Board published today in bulln-
tin Of tao Ear East Commercial lntcllI-
KcnCC.
Secretary Alexandria letter was In re-
pIv To n COMMUNICATION from Chairman
Benson calling tn his attention In
stances Of JHpnnrH" procedure nh Kobe.
In connection with American shipments
In ('hInu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

ChnrIrrtOn. W Va. NcpI ID -"-tlNN'
crnor John J tnrnw"ll Will mako hin
third speech "f the campaign In sup
mort OF GoN"rHur cox Tor Ircnldcnt.
and fur tn" Democratic state ticket
headed by Arthur Il. ko"niZ. for gay
,rrnor Mt Grantsvillc. calhoun county.
Wednesdays. October G. II was nn-
uounchd,. tonight by IN" speakers hu-
rrau al VScmocJatlr rtntc headquarters.
The gSNcrnor Ilso will Hp"nk at WcAt
Union. DaddrtdE" county, Friday. G"-
tohcr Il land at ltOmnry. Hampshire
roupty. hSHvrc tho American Legion.
ON Saturday evening. october ID. ~"
viii address n meeting Of women vot-
rrs I'm Romncy on tn" afternoon OF tho
18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
No. s Right FicIdcrs
tai Team HtrsnQth (EHOluslVe
YitohsFa ana CaLnhsrs)

liTDOkIyn 1T not DhtFlHpF'u
Tho dop" nEurcH for tho s"N"n r"Eulnr
poultInnr Including tho study Of IN"
right n"ldcrE compared with either Now
york. chicago or Cleveland Of tho Am.
rrirun League Indlcnt" the b"dG"rH mr."
act uulra tho equal Of IN" l"HmH OF the
Younger I"nEu" Th" difference. how
,r,rr Ia extremely small smaller than
~ u-unl ~ the doping OF tW" teams In
the World'r S"TI"s. and IN "nrh cn"o tho
nRuT" ndNhntng" uf IN" American league
teams IL due to the prshcnce Of great
rlurr "u ih"r" teams
IIuuIDu has ~ real great r'nr
hmunE It's regulars Nhu.hTU lust com
man hard w"Thlnr. hustllnH ball play
rrr who must L." inquired against such
stars 49, hp'hk'I. Fiddle Collins and
IIibr ItuIh whna' II"w'"- nddH many
puinI1 /" TIA" N"lu" 81 their teams
II Inr right noIdrrn I expected would
Nc. rlup a bir adherence b"tH~"n ihn
Irnmu yet Iti""Ll IVA hnlhr az fairly
w"Il Much 81 '"ui p" h"I''nhn uI''n Iho
nIIunHou"Uin ii"hlg nnnk"r Ia doping
this huI" been compelled I" hHnTo
that nohhy viii hive at loanI Nv" Of
hlr nuinald"fn Ia IIFht during The h"Tlor
unh m"I, than ri"hnhly viii 10" thu"
a. different rinI"u u ir nnI"I lunhl"
that he ,nnn"i ."mhlu' ~ on m"n alt
tho rE"rllon'I"H Of lamar, N"iE hnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
REPUBLICAN CLUB
MEETING TONIGHT
MEETING or DINo-CooLIDoE
CLUn WILL he HELD IN ELKS
CLUE BUILDING ON NORTH
FOURTH STREET.
Mss Anna Mooulley ana Mr.. Burkott
Both of Columbus, o., WIN be
the Speakers for the EvoninB

| All of tho mcmbcrH uf IN" Harding
! Coolidge Republican club Of this city
, arc planning To attend the meeting
, which Will bc held In the assembly room
! OF tho Elkr club on North Fourth street
thia evening at 30 o'clock aud rN"rh
matters OF importance nrr I" be discuss
ed at the bunineHH meeting Nj. lurN-
cit Of Columbus, O. viii be- on" OF TIA"
rpcnkrrs az the evening" and plur hhN'
been made to rotaln Mi,s Anun M'Cnl
! ley Of tho same city, In this vicnIty for
! MIN ,nnIvhi Nb,s M,CuIIcy haa
| h,cn nrd,rcd Ia pn ia hrnduIuflrrH at
! CoIumbn, q mi, morning. out tho
| nrrrIdrnt or thr iocnI club hna wired
Walter Roger. director Of clubs thot
| n,s,ti,,y T., a., hrId here This Nrning
md n /. nn..iblc that the, vii permit
! her To TcnIuIn for this meeting
| Hivanis Lunch
| Ahuut fu,ty of the mrmb"rs uT the
! Klwnnis ,lub were present Vt thu week
U ~ dinner h,ld I'm the Elk'n rIuh dInInR
. room yrstrrdny aud all spent u NcrJ
! rni"yrLIr tImc, rho meeting Vas In
! ,ha,y, ar vice. rrc,id,uI Dt Frank y
! Mnrris.n in IN, abso,,c OF the president
uh'. Il, ,,I,udln. thr,,u, rnilnn at r..
Irdn ,rh,. att. ndnn,r rriEr "a lnrS, don
I u,, ,atrird or L., Jnr " ,InLlrruhcr TT
! ~ ,,IIn valley u,l,, trruIiII"u 90
: du,,lru Ihr wn,L az ia, Tan rino ,"m.
! ,,,I.,i,,I, M, r,,,.srJ Lv A A Mu,hoII
and .dnntsd Tho entertainment r"ni"'"
49, ,,,i am hr nco,rtnry NARY - ,lho
ItI, AL th, Il, Ia iIlu
~, ,,,II ,,,,. ,,,I, ,,I.L N, Ihr nun,It
| , ,,in. -, ,, -, lr, InoIp "a tho
| an,
n,av puli In MoTaue
| .rn. ,,.,nI,, ,r IA, Mo sn,on ohnrrr
ma, Ia ,h, I,,,I h,,rIiuI a Tctv
a. .,, ,.,Ii,uIrY ia. accident IN
~ ,, I. hy -, n T. -
WV, '" ~ -, ~ .,ui Iylr. ia
~" m", ,,,,',o -, u,I1Ycro,, aud d.,
, ,.rs,nau 10, rcln,Ivc. or tho VIZ
| lin 49, nInnnir, T., h,Inv suit nFnInat
! ,hc raIirnad rnunpnny Tor damages
M.stinr at UTiohsvIns
| An or tho councils nr tho D"Rrcr "f
! pornbnntns In this vicinity viii son
| rcprcu.ntotIyca To tho district meeting
| nr M, nrdcr which will hc hcld Mt
/ t.rL h,y(IIc a. n, Wrdurgdny nTtcr.
| c, ,,1 .,o,In, T NOV, yycck md gr,
| , r.nhor. Trou, mi, civ nrc pIan-
| -. I,n, -" ,,nc,In,,
"'"h w rnsn. r,.ra, u.ld
| ~ rT ,''I,n Tnr RohcrI
| "a u" ur " iJnrL
| III, W, ,,miIy ho,nr ON
! 49, WI" W ~, Ia, ,g,, ycrr
'in'on So. Io,H ..,,r
! n'lu ir""l '"' p'"c' ~, .b,rc,
uaS hl'crnooh AZ N''.N. -" g
OF Kew r. n 5hane' pnrtoI W -
| thrlsuan Churcn' In" iht''"'"' va"
made ac hlNCrNlc" CcH"I''S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

40 600 Odd Fellows and DauEntsrsl
Rebekah was tho outstanding pub
feature Of tho annual communIcationt
tho Sovereign Grand lodge and the "a
bration of tho ono ,hundredth nnniv
snry OF the founding Of the order In Il
staic. Tho crowd estimated by the !
lice 10 be 100000. viewed TIE stream
ma rohers and floats, which took near
nyc hours To pass Z given point. ,,
"A bali TONIGHT completed tho day
festlvlties The communication Will 81
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
HOUSTON ATTACKS KA1DIJh

Washington. Sept. 29.--CriticisnnS
tho treasury plan OF war and pogtlr
financing in recent speeches by boDr
Harding drew a statement tonight IN
Secretary Houston In which ha nccd
the Republican presidential nominot
"a partisan attempt to deprive o
American people OF thor. legitits
prido In financing the war"
Statements attributed TO tho sonP
relative 20 increases in tho, public is
under tho present administration j.
wise were attacked by Mr.. HouA.
They Indicated. no said. that Sene
harding KNOWS little Of the subt
hlmnnlf and thAt he Is badly advlAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news itcmA for Tho IntellI-
rcnccr Mt lThkrY's News stand.
Srlhy & Reeds Drug Store or tho
Rridyepurt Hardware Company. or
call Martins Ferry 22I-J.
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MARTINS FERRY

I.ohNo tenn for Tho lnlClligrn'rr
NJ tho IIurd N"wp Agency. south
Fourth street. or call MARTINI Ferry
1'1.I
Albert W. Oitc. Local Correspondent
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Tho greater no necessity for saving
tho greater your opporlunl'y 10 use
rho InielliRcnCcr Want AIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
RIVER rHLEGRA1LB.

Davis island Dam--8 3. rising: cloudy.
WLcrllnR--n feet. pool HtuEc, rain
Warrrn---B feet. clear.
on Cuty-6.3 inches. cloudy; falling.
Mnrgantown---1 feet. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Mrs. Luclln Work. OF Washingtona-A,
has returned - her home aCter spehe6
a few days with her mother. Mrs.. Ai0
Fulton, Of East Main street. ID. =,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-24
European Relief
Canvass Will Be
Begun Next Week

Due to holiday duties and the de-
lay In arrival Of lIteraure, little will
be done until next week 10 forward
the campaign TO collect Klamath's
$500 qouta for the relief OF starv-
Ing European children, announced
the Rev. r.. =. Lawrence today. Next
week a general canvass OF the city
will be undertaken.
Those who desire TO contribute
now, however, may leave their sub
scrIptIons with any OF the local banks
or with Arthur Wilson at 517 Main
street. chairman OF the campaign.
Many persons daily stop members
OF the committee on the street and
seek to give TO the relief cause, and
the committee believes that when the
campaign is started that the fund
will be easily raised.
Ten dollars, II is estimated will
save the life Of one child. klamath
county is allotted $50 lives to save.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-24
knights Templar
Elect Officers

At the meeting OF Calvary Com.
mandery Knights Templar last We'd
nesday evening. the Order OF the
Temple was conferred upon A. J
voye. DR.. r. e. Campbell. win Bald.
win. Dr. George I. Wright and w. r.
Lamm.
Al this time. also, the election OF
officers for the ensuing year occur.
red and tho following were select.
ed and will be installed at a later
date. Frank Ward. Eminent Com
mander; l.. l.. Brownell, Generals
slmo; Y. s. Henry. Captain General;
Charles J. Ferguson. Senior War
den: G. r. Jay. Junior Warden ;
George J. Walton. Prelate; Marion
Hanks. Treasurer; NJ s. West, Re-
corder: +. ID. Lamb. Standard Bear
er: George Chastain. Sword Bear
er: Don J. Zumwalt, Warden; J. 4.
Bratton. Sentinel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-24

and Beth Gordon. married for ten
years, but now beginning to drift
apart. Beth was a charming girl.
She has become n too wifeiy wife and
borcs her husband with her oIces-
Siye solieitude for his comforts. He
finds diversion In the company OF
viyaeious. pieasure-ioylng Sally clark.
Litcral.minded Beth imhgIncs them
In love. A divorce follows. and Rob
ert marries Sally. Too late Beth dis.