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Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09
BOND SALE

The sais OF $4,000 School Bonds
to be sold to the highest and best
bidder Bids will be received Ia
the soeyetary'a once UP TO and In.
cluding April cath, 1890. The
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
+. W. SCENT, Secretary. cost
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09
day and Sunday with Miss Eugene
Hubbard of Trace Branch,

Miss Eva and Hazel Mays visited
Sallie Philpot Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Murph Mcdonald visited her
mother-in-law MTs Jim Mcdonald
Saturday and Sunday,
Joe Mackley of Greenroll was the
guest of his sister Mrs Flock Tuggle
Wednesday night,
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09
WANTED

Man with team or auto, who can
give bond to sell 1877 Watkins home
and farm products. Biggest con-
Germ of kind in world. $500 to
$4,000 yearly income. The terri
tory in this county open. Write to-
day: j.. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112,
Winona, Mimi. 23-4tp
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09

The Mountain Advocate has oil
lease blanks on hand: Can be sup
piled in any quantity.
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09

For Rent - 9 Brick Apartments,
each containing 4 rooms. See T. F.
Faulkner. 20-5tp
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-09
At THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday, April nth.

Bible School at 9:45 Il. m.
Morning Worship at 1850 a. m
Sermon by the pastor: THE Gates
of Life"
Evening Worship at 1880 o'clock
and baptismal services.
Thos. J. Belcher. Minister.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16

Select your tires ac-
6ordinf to tho roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
IS apt to be heavy-The
y. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels-The
u. S. Plain.
For best results
everywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
Look at the
roads for twenty miles
around on a Sunday

They make no distinction
between the small car
owner and the owner OF the
biggest car in the country. !.
It's all the same to them.
So long as a man owns an
automobile - large or small
he's entitled to the very
best tire they can give him.
Quality has always been
the outstanding feature of
u. S. Tires. There's no
Limit on the u. S. guarantee.
All us. Tires arc guaranteed
for the life Of the tire.
w
We have given a lot of
thought to this tire PROPOSE
ton. There is some advan-
tage in being the represent
atives of the o1destand largest
rubber concern in the world.
Drop in the next time
you're down this way and
let us tell you some interest
ing facts about tires.
ara G - G
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16

THERE isn't any country
) any more. The autorno-
bile has brought the most
remote settlement almost as
close to the center Of things
as the next county was in
the old days.
To hear some tire dealers
talk you might think that
nobody knew anything about
tires except the fellow from
Broadway.
That's not the basis we
60 on.
We give every man credit
for knowing what he is
spending his money on,
whether he drives up here
in his small car from ten
miles out in the country Or
is passing through from the
capital in his limousine.
That's one thing we like
about y. S. Tires.
Unite 4 S.
xander &Son, So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Immunity for Germans
By High Commission

ruhlcmg. oct b Thn inter allied hiEh
CumnlInHluu today decided /" inflow I'm
munlIy from tho hhi'i lnwH az mo army
Of occupation prohibiting Germans IN
tho IthIualhnd from having unllcohhnd
won pour This d"clriun wan lnknn IN
order to unRlrt In tho enforcement OF
tho recent GrImnm law for Disarmament
undo, the bpn agreement
rho d""irinr n"rmll- i'"rmnnH In IN"
urCupIod nIcn To surrender hidd"n hrInH
mud ammunition up 10 N"N"mOhr
without hoinR punished FOR having IN"
arms In violation Of tho high rninmln-
sIou'a ma nrmy's Orders Th" allied Of
flrinl4 admit TINT notwithstanding tho
severe punishment Threatened against
Germans In tho Ilhin"lnnd sine" the h"-
ginning Of tho occupation for holding
weapons. Thousands OF rifles and other
arms have been concealed by Germans
LIVING IN the Iiridgchcad 1oncs
The German OnlClRlH hud mad" repro
ncntntiuna that they w"r" unable TO
carry out the disarmament law In tho
Rhinclnnd because of the fenr or indl-
viduals that they would he punished by
the allies when they brought out hidden
rifles to collect the premiums offered
for their surrender Hence. the nllios
and Americans decided 10 waive th"lr
own rule until N"vcmh"r | TO 80" if tho
Germans can obtain the surrender or
the arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
PRINCESS MARY IS
CUMBERLAND WINNER

I.,invton Ky. oct G--to!d wenthnr
cut do VII tho attendance nt tho 'rnn"
circuit meeting hora today. IN" r'Nh"
c,oui tho Cumberland. Tor 2.OH pnc"rS
nout Ia tho Canadian mare. IrIh'""n
Mary. driven 10y h"r owner. V. Fleming
,rhr urInrlpul contender wan another
canadian bred PAGER. Calgary EnIi. no"
owned by robert Burgess. Of Winona.
Illinois. ,,, ,i
aturt in NJ many days.. wnH tue c"hl'n"
ar In tho nrat hoat. landing MIN 'hHu
money. a., 1,,. v,.
~ Iriy,nr Of the local boy. Rnamy
Norsy who won the 2:ll trot with DA
yastRn. giving him now record Oh
S.O7E in tho second hoat while AT tho
close of the second heat or inc E'l'
tr0t he stood FIRST. with Hobnoo "ho'her
son OF Siliko. ,,,. oDo,-
DaRastan mnds q break IN IN" "t'ri5t
inv hcnt which went to Black Diamond
In the succeeding heats. however; II"
had little difficulty In winnlnG. b.a"H
DInmoud winner Of tho nrSt neat WAS
distsnCed in the second.
The unfinished ia pace was easy Tor
Trampsafc. A.. ,,..,,s,.,
,r,nin mare Hazel KucStnnr, though
Euih I'utrh from tho Withheld slabI"
L,.I,d her Ia tho hrst heat l'"yal -.
m. fpyoTitr could not connect h"'"hl
I'm III, second heat boinE the best Ii"
could do.
IN, feaIuIe porfOTmanCo Tor tho DAY
from, - lintc sIunip0ini Was mat al 'h'
,,,. ,.,nI.. dnili,uI,i. Who iI"iI"h
1aii.c, ana, la tho 0aS. rhe ~ ny
,,,i.,t,. ct rIed chino 81 i"di"""i'"II"
anal un, dtI,.n by Mat NlH"n IA 81
I., .I lIH bHG was rofu""h i"i h''
ahnIIIy afI,, hnB pSi f"' "i""'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
CANDIDATES TALK
At FIRE HOUSES
a.n.rsI England Sn1 U"unJ % q.
Nominees Champaign In
wheeling.

A pniIy 81 il"ruhll' a. '"uhlh"'"r
,uInrnEud 81 hil",n'y 'I"u''sI !, '
EnElnnd rauhIdR," e., - 'l"'ii"n, Tie"
l. UnpruhIu",n candidate f"I c"mar"H"
IIa,,y T. ,Iuuro Ter shorln nnh 'n'l
% Ito, hmhn. ,nuhihni" fw prosecuting
niInIurg vI-lird uuihheT ~ ia" ~"
huua,n last night. and undo rh"ii
talks The object ~ the "ruln" was
10 mako tho 'unhlhni"r familiar Win
tho TIr InddIcr pnh nlru tho voters
Attorney H'ucisl InEl1nd stated ihhl
In hin tTRvVln over Tho HIato b" f"uhh
that the people hTr .irouEly In fHv"r
Of the Unpublirpu iI'k"t. aud that r"m-
Htn0ut turned toward H"nn'"T IipIdinH
, more thun 10 p"VoTn"r cox J"r Dro-l'
don't Mr. England war arf"d n 10
Thought tho Hopubli"on P"ry would
carry tho rtatr iir replied. ia my
ontlnntlon tho parly will hhvo ~ l"nn'
10 600 ina IoIlty. IL mn" NOM" ~ III"
In hor yotorr are Influenced by dover
nor C"S'u app"air. rhp"ot Vl"'"'y
BY 10000"
Mr. EmgInnd stated Tint Throughout
tho ptalr the runI"Illy ~ III" woman
arc fuvorIuE tho Republican party, nnh
many Republican w"m"n'n cluhh hhV"
born formed throughout III" state.
Hrnator RoAcnblOnIn lnnv"n IN" Guy
this morning for FnlTmunt whcr" hn
will make n number OF campaign
ppeschra MIR. England will he In IN"
city for several dayn after which b"
will return 10 the central part of tn"
state WHARF no viii cOmplot" Ills cam
IN i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
ASK COAL PRIORITY
! FOR MIDDLE WEST

Washington Oct Coal operators
and railroad executives to-day asked
the Interstate Commerce Commission to
issue new priority OF service orders. de-
signed TO rolievs fuel shortages now ar
fecting several cities In Ohio. Indiana
and Michigan. Early decision by the
commission Is expected by the petition
urs
After surveying the coal needs OF the
three slates the operators and ran
road managers agreed that the move
ment IL 1000 cars a day 1" Tho sthtrn
WAC nsLfssaIy uutIl neat I'rrCmncI 10
meet onirI Ean,ies la Various Giles rms
coal Il Nas daclhcd nh"uid l." iahsn
franz the Ohio wual Virginia. NrsloIh
t'onnsy Iyaniu iatlUin h'nt"'Hy INA
alta uud To"nsssa" !IOIdS, with Ia" 'slI
,na,i. Lac ir,iIII,d I" sito II ~ l"iiiy
II Un"vGI,o"l
fLu ro.IusaI L", ihs "'ho, 10" ""ho
81 tho .dininIsSi"" 10y o. ~ Wo"'' r'""
latent 81 tho Tail"n.l coat h""'" i"i lee"
and iIsnIai WliiaId, 'h"I''""" 81 the 80
nsrvi,C ,.",n,nIiISo 81 tho Aoa''.l"il"" "r
u-iIwsy E..""iiv"S. At'"' 'h"T h"h 80"
fa,,.d ~IIh I,uLIlr "fTi,.i"Ih a"d '"al
,IluIn,- f,nn The ih's" sIsiss
r, ,.I.ns. 10 ~. ,"inI"ls"l"u "'I"'
i,y n,dat gIvIhE r,i"tliy h'rVl'" !" ~"
,nr, a,u,ui ~ bGu ,aiS 81 '"sl daily Y"
utSaN I.sb" porte f"T "hlr"""' ~ me
north v,"sl was repusat"h Nv NJ wants
nnd Nj willard. VIII" said lhol ~" ~
der ,rust h" continued untll ~" los" 81
NAVIGATION n, urdar /" nEEur" winter
fuol supply Tor tho atnO"H a. W" h"eh
or m. 10 hos rho emergency fu"l Tor ny
lhTre middle weGt"Tn states IN pl"nn"d
al nh additional moVNmhnt for the NEXT
two months. aud Il was said might pro
want InduHirisn othor than coal from
any open top railway equipment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
EARLY HALLOWEEN
FRANKS STARTED

"IihIlnWt.r II near at hand. hnld ono
or tho pUll,n "ffI,cTs working on n
south Slide beat IN the IcainInlh arc
tanning IA complaint uflSi complaint
n hbut who IA" children a." doing
TheY ace htaiiina VetY 'aiIy tntIh"'
stated Iiin on bot. aud va val h' h'pi
"n tho l,iur yihs /" pIs""" eva yh"nF
unIii title halliday hun pnns"h
Inhl niuhi '"""lv"h complaint
,u,n - Nuli Ln"Sn I"nIi"ni l" IT," fliil'
~a,d aiuIluu that n"In" 81 ih""" '"l"
. hs yImua h"gn vh" lot IT," oil '"I 81
, v.tk Iisn "u 81" nulu,t'lIl" 90" ih"' u"
I,ud In ~nIL g." ih'"" TuaiI"'" 81 -"
I,,,u, h.fn,u iuukIus hII hiI' IL ne "hi"
huuih", ,np"il"h That boy" -" l"P'"t
uIl.n 81 hII"ra IL ~" "h"d"w ~ l"l"
I,h,uo u,,lns rud I'""". "ul vh'" A" poo
.r,u nu,,o u"nl th"v stumble. ""us'up
IT,. \" uuA ruiu" hnh lnnFung"
hInf 81 I"iI'N FI"d lI"rI"I. nn"f
hrnI Ton ~ Ih,un prpnhb. n"'Ifl"d MI hl"
,uru I" keep ih'lt "y"h "pnu nnh VI lh"y
,suRhi my ~ tho buys I" hflnE ih"m T."
III" Ivy building and put ih"m IN ~"
"nolrr fut ~ hour 81 ~, which Ia ihlH
way h" ihIrhu hat ruCh prrcti""" ran
l." hi"t"n up -. >,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
HOLDING UP PRICES
GIVEN ENDORSEMENT

Washington. oct Tho practice OF
mnnufnrIuIcru guaranteeing against
prIro dcClin"r wan characterized me- y
rood form Of "lnnurnnCn" by Tepreanntn
lives nf huulnnnr lnIoTepin employing
the dovi"o who APPEARED today at Tho
federal trade ,ummlHHlUn hearing. Ihny
urucd tho ruImmiruiUn To follow a. hpndH
off policy ana decide complaints aga mt
ihn ryrtcm on tho morllr Of indir ldual
rurcn
'rhr communion concluded IiH "p"n In
vorIIRntIuu although hriofu mny DO nlod
during tho thirty day..
rTnpununtr OF IA" guarantee prnutl"o
euphntiCnIlI denied that u hid"d IN
maintaining high prices. bn tho con
trnry thny declared. n nad r"rult"d In
mn IInrncdlnt" IH pHIug Oh "f price Trdl"-
tInua bl mnnuf.I' IurCrH Ia th" 'OnRuincr.
Az the MANUFACTURED assumed tho FINK
Of IupnrN tho dealer was forced through
cnmucil ion 10 rrll at his lowest ngure.
Epcuk"rs argued
W r. Nardlu. st Lnuis. declared that
tho cvnpurutcd milk induatry which he
roprcsrnted could not nvOid tho practice
and that salos could not bo carried on
effectively due to tho nature OF tho pro-
duct without giving the dealers such
protection.
Speakers opposing the practice. told
the commission that there was no way
TO avoid the menace OF overwhelming by
denlerS who were certain OF sustaining
no loss under tho guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
ITALIAN BANDIT MAY
KNOW SOMETHING OF
WALL ST. EXPLOSION


Esw Y"Ik. Got ~ Italian Hsl'
b. iho p"li'" I" l." " widely h"""" '-"'
| 'nl w"r "iI""Ioi lat" '"h"' 10y nv
h"'nh "h"Hh p"h '""'" y" ~ ''',' ,,'.',
I" DE Hn""ll""oh '"A"'"'"e "'p
'dE" Il" ",lkhi have al '"" N"'' '''''
''pl"hi"" I-H' '"""'"
The r,In"nur ""H h""hah u" ''l'~''""
tAfWs"" "nh "Aa ""-'ro ~" -" w."
n loaded risi0l According I" 'h' r"l'''.
q uuaniliy Of Iahi"sl r"nrhI"'' Wa"
fn,nd Ia his ,Unn
,..,,I az n,,il,, am, IaIs a.
, - i',It,a ,,,,,unu rIunI
'',r. a,,sna,Il,. IA. wan ,",,na, Ia
''', ,'' " .,i,iIi,1 lI,I, .IsII ,1,
VIM ~" w.u .,.. ,lI,,.,,,
w., r I,ii,.s, al Mn, a. . ,Hnnn.,ll.u,.
""' ~ ,,..,,, a., tI, de- "a
''t 49, -, a., ,,,li., ,,,,, .,
h"''"f '" ,.l ,,,, ,,,.hi,,.
Ih"' ''''"'"'" w. ,u .I,y
:" I"'""" "'", '"'' wv ~ -, no.,
""h'"' "'""'''
~ ,,... -, A.. L.Ia,,r la With
W 90" vs." '"' a., ,,.,, rn,, h.d
'''"'W"N -. a.. .,,,hn,l
'"hh"h '""'"' ~ ~ ''A
10" ,, w -, ,I,,,,, ia.
I"'"" "'""' 'I''".,,, ~, hI.,,
p"ll'" rI"n" h"" y""",'' -,
p"rh"' !" h'" "r""N'"' ~ ,,,n
later Nv" ~ '"'' L.,..l
aud FRANK l"''". ~''
Win '"hh"'y 10 '"""''''"" 49,, 49,,
h"lh"r u" WV ", w." ,,,,,.
h"v" r"'u''PS'"' ~ Ny.,.,Ln,r
Nh''ui' ~ INV '''"'' ,.,,,n,,, "A
,,',ir. Il ,Lo mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
.RICHLAND DISTRICT
SUPT. MAKES REPORT
rror, H.rrv umith Declares SCHOOLS A."
ROW Crowded 10 Capacity

rIu,ry ~ Hml,h. superintendent ~
UIChland hlHiIlrI H"h"olH, r"p"r'"d ln"i
.yanInE TINT hH IuHi completed hl"
.rIluuI report for tho month - hspt"m
lsT. lila report rh"ws Tint 40 far ia"
eniIr. enrolment Tor tho dlNtrlct IN
cnLluC thr WRrwOod High school to
tails l.0i6 pupils.
This said Mr Smith. In II N"rY good
report especially when the children only
attended school Tor period az h"V"n-
tom days The tutnl enrolment or stu
donta. taking the fOur year" or high
school work. numbers ia. This |" ale"
large increase uvcr lHhi years report
for the hrEt month.
Every school throughout WaTwOod
and Nlrhland diHtriCt In crowded q"
capacity and II thoro arc many moro
coming into tho HChoOls tho board or
education will havo 10 mako arrange
msniu for RottinR an additional build
ina To house tho children In
Mr. Smith stated tho North Wnrwo"d
and high school building will not he 90
crowded after tho board Of education
has completed plans and tho erection Of
tho consolidated school on short Crock
which will not be before the bealnnlnG
NJ school neEt year. -.-.-,.,. ..,-,,.-,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETED FOR
ANNUAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER

go ,r,,,,
~ "'''"r 80 W" '','. ,,,,II,
"'''' '","'.''" -" '"'' rt,.., 81
bIrn'. h"'h l"'' "'Rh' '" ~"
'h' 'h"",""'. at ni"'"' ., ,,,,
'"l'l'"''" ""'' '"' "''''",N .t .ioI,
'" Nh"' h'"'''s't '" w. ,,,,,,.,I ry,r
'"'" P''H''H" ~ ,nt,, bind
H''''" ~ '' n.,.,,
Iot -, ,Lc Nr
~" hlhl'I wiz "" y, ,Tnc,Iuy
''h' "'''l w. w. NJ urutI
''h'nE' y" '"h'' f,,,,,,rt,r
lh'''"'h' VI w" "''' -, T. T.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
uARDWIOK NOMINATED

Atlanta. Ga. oct. d.--InComplete and
unofficial returns received tonight from
Tho ram of primary In Georgia today
for tho Democratic EubornatOrial nom
Inatinn. received by the Atlanta Con
rtlIuIluu. Indicated that Thomas w.
IinIdmI,k farmer United States aena-
tn,. was n"ininuIrd over fIinuTd walk
e. InitnUI hIaio ail"in'y general. hls
ituiuIns fi"u las 'ounti1h
sav" Itnidwi.h 1910 ""t"ly mnit N"lnn
A., i,r f,., usiheI pua hundred aud
,I,,.Iy fnuI ,,ius ~eis ns'Gnss'v "a
iDiiIluatS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Funeral EcrviCeh wcTo held last ovo-
ming at tho family residence on III"
Island for tho lntc Mrs. Knir II. Gun
nIuEhnm, who died In tho North Wh"nl-
Ing hospital TucHdny morning follow
Ing brlor illussH, Row, Samuel NJ
Gibson. pastor Of tho Firat hrcSbytArNn
church, OBLIGATED Thc body viii 10
shipped to Richmond. Va. today. Tor
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Revolutionary Strike "
- Raging In Portugal

Madrid oct 4 --ItCp0riH 10 rOrtu-
Eunrn rnilTnhd OnicinlE hero ray that
the rnllIC foI'c Of railroad men IN
Portugal declared general HlTlk6
TunHdny morning in consequence or III"
urrcnt 81 the mems committee. All
mnlIr and other m"ihodn "r '"mmuni-
cation have hocn Huhpenhod.
IGndnn. Dt Il Tho Madrid CORE
anondont ht ItrutoTE LInlIod thNn TINT
intelligence from various points "n tho
frontier hdl"hIrr TINT u general riTlkn
apDaTentIy 81 revolutionary "hnTH'-
tor has broLon out In tho whole az f"T-
tuual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
HARVEST HOME
Special Service Appropriate 70 SsAsoA'
At It. Paui'O 1vA1eolioA
Church sunday.

A harvest homo" service will be obs
served SUNDAY at 81. Paul's Evangeli-
cal church IN South Wheeling sunday.'
when the church will DO appropriate
iy decorated with the products OF neld.
~ &C Rasche. tho pastor. has
snno,,nced that there will be special
mu,Ir AT the service. and IN tho eve-i
ninr a few special nunbe by the chill
,r.n ~ ths bundAy school,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
OBITUARY
Andy Huiaoh

Andy Rulsch. OF H ClRirHvlll". who
was admitted To tho ohio valley Con
erai hoBpilil In Horioua cond'tion on
October lat dlod ysntrrday morning al
z o'clock Tho daceaEed was u years
OF age ana was employed NJ ono OF mo
mines near his hhmr lilo whH Hlngl"
hut In aurvIyod By several relatives
The body was removed to tho under
taking parloru OF AlIm"yfr ana NC
Coy whore Il Ia being prepared for bur
IRl Il will 10 srnt To hts late home
from whore tho funeral services Will be
conducted the latter part Of this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
-RhooKn COURTS
WILL oPnN MKT WEEK

Tho nrat part Of next week are the
onenins dates for tho Marshall and
brooke county. circuit courts. Thos"
viii be tho regular fall terms OF these
courts This term OF MArHhail county
court f, tho last regular term oNer
which ! u sommorvillo will preside,
since IN. county goes out OF tho hrst
judicial district with tho coming or mo
now yoAr II In undsrnIood that mo
Marshall torn begins with very he@Ny
docket on Tuesday.
Judge II N Addlomnn. who has bosn
rr.s,dlnK In one part or circuit court
viii no 10 brooke county whore he will
prssia. over the term OF court la that
county which. promises TO be vary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Funeral services wore hold yoHterday
afternoon from the A"hmoI'hnIa par
fora ON gouth Market street for tho Int .
Mira Lillian Sanders N"ltG. who died In
the Ohio Vnliay Gonoral hospital Non
day Rev " 90 riaIdr oHl"int"d snd
intsrment was made N Gro"nwood com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
rAnDIuo AFFAOHnD

i.im0n. Col. Oct, sr -
,'',,,iu., oDsninS = t~o'dsy campaign
IT, CoioI.do today. charged ssn.tor
iI.,alnI With maintaining a ytealls,
i,. naIl.v on the League ~ Nations in
n,d.r 10 hold opp"sina fs"'I"hs '" h"s'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Funeral aarviCoS for tho lato Charles
Fleming, aged II yrRrH. who di"d In tho
North Wheeling hospital Monday after
noon, will be hrlj from the homo OF
his mother At 23I6 Chapllnc streot. In
torment will DO In Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

mother on Hoggs Run. funeral services
viii 10 conducted by the Rev. j J..
bytorian church. FOR tho Itto Helena
DbsTH. thirteen year ola daughter OF
Mrr Anna aud tho late Ernest DboTK.
lntermcnI viii DO IN Mount Olivot oSn-
AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
FUNERAL Today

THIS afternoon from tho homo OF her
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22
Society
Maurice g Ryan Succeeds
Crawfor'dd As C. E. Head

Ins Appreciation of the work of
Frame Crawford as president and ac-
tiiyefssSorker Of the Christian Endeavor
society Of the Presbyterian church,
stne sNRung people of the society dedi-.
cateafheir meeting to him on Sunday
evening. "A vote Of thanks was ex-
tenaed to Mr.. Crawford for his eff
fortasduring the time he occupied the
chaiEsby Maurices%p.. Ryan, who sue
ceedSsMr. Crawford as president.
Assbrief talk on Mr.. Crawford's sue
Scesstni careeriat the university, his ac-
tivltes during the recent}war, and HIS
futuEas prospectsswas gwen by Clifford
Brooks. saMS
In&S3sresponding. Mr.. Crawford ex-
pressed his appreciation.;of the kind
nessess, whichsthe Christian Endeavor
society and the church have always
shown him ana as a partial recipro-
cation promised the society at least
n letter each month. This letter, it
Wassdecided by the society, would &,
readTat the monthly c e. meetings.
Choice musical numbers were con-
tributed to the program by Miss Odina
Olson.s soprano, and Wilbert Leibler,
baritone. Miss Geraldine McNicol was
at the piano for Accomplishments.
There was a splendid attendance
n affair marked the final gath
erins of the society with Mr.. Craw-
ford, who leaves Tuesday noon for
his home in Sentinel Butte to visit his
parents before going abroad. Mr..
Crawford has been awarded the
Rhodes scholarship and will go to Ok
fOrd,, England, to tudy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22
Of Ex-Kaiser
To Corfu Planned By
Queen Sophia, Report

Corfu, Nov. 22.-Achilleon Villa,
the property of former Emperor Will
liam of Germany, is being repainted
and thoroughly put In order as if
to receive a guest. The neighbour
hood has been cleaned up and the
avenue leading to the villa from the
main road. which during. the regime
of Premier Venizelos was known as
Liberty avenue" now bears its orig
inal title, Avenue William IL"
1t is rumored here that n Of the
first efforts Of Queen Sophia upon re-
turning to Athens will be to secure
consent from the Allies for a visit of
the former emperor to Corfu.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-22
Business Women Will
Hold Meeting Tonight

Tonight at s o'clock the Grand
Forks Business and Professional
Wpmen's club will hold a regular
meeting in the Commercial club
rooms. This is the first meeting over
which Miss Medora knox. newly
elected president will preside, and
whitman entirely new program, for the
coming year in hand, it is hoped that
every: member Of the organization will
attend.
Mrs. ]. <. barrow i us North
Fourth street, will open her home on
Tuesday afternoon to the Lady For
ettersSfor an afternoon at cards. As
sistfng hostesses will be Mrs. "A. l..
Larson, Mrs. Frank Brislan and Mrs.
JohnsSheehy. Playing will begin
promptly at 2 o'clock and refresh
mentss will be served following the
eames
Mrs. August Eggers, 612 South
Fifth street, has issued invitations for
a bridge-luncheon to be given i1srf1er
home.son Tuesday. Hours will. be
from 1 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. ]. Eg NC
Connell Of La Crosse, Wis, who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. 2.
Campbell, will be the honor Shest.
Assisting Mrs. Eggers will be Mes
danes Joseph Kennedy, Tracy Bangs
and ia. Berg.
On3saturday at 1 O'Clock, Mrs. T. j.
Smith gave a luncheon in her horne,
1875 Reeves avenue at which Mrs. Nc
Connell was a guest. Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. l.. G. I1azlett and Miss
Helen Routzan assisted through the
oonss
So X X X
Miss Curtain Regan Of Grafton has
come to Grand Forks en- route to her
home&from Fargo, where on Saturday
she was a guest at the .Howe-Talcott
wedding. Miss Regan played her
harpSat the wedding and reception
held tn the home of the brides par
ents.SMr, and Mrs. Frank Talcott.