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New-York tribune., 1920-08-30

San jose lss s Nantucket Lv 2sth. ''"
San Mateo Am SIS 1.o5s from San Fran
San Pablo 2ss coIcn 2sth.
Santa Cecilia $50 E Ambrose 27th
Santa Leonora lat os Sc n lon 7sse W
Santa Marta be1 Scotland Lv Aug q.
Santa Rita ~ W Sand Key Aug 27.
Sapulga 115 Hatteras Aug 2s
Saxon 10 ~ Jupiter Aug rs.
schenectady IS NE Martins Industry
Severance 2s w Sand Key Aug a.
silverbrook 7s e Sand Key Aug "a.
Socory 80 SW Hatteras Aug 2s
Stanley 42S Honolulu NJ Aug s7.
Steel Voyager 419 Ambrose Aug "a
Sudbury 325 s Ambrose Aug a.
Sun l44 Jupiter noon Aug a.
S:uneIseco IL sw Hatteras Aug zs.
Tampa Let 35 rs n lon rs is W Aux 27
Tanamo 1s5 from Scotland Aug 80.
Tashmoo 335 Ambrose Aug 2s
Tekoa r. lls Jupiter noon Aug 81
The Angeles e5 s San Pedro ? " Auvss
Toloa 525 s Scotland Aug 28 -
Topila 95 Scotland Aug %
Umatala So Sc by Charleston Aur .,
ltacarbon G6 w Havana Aug 81
Reene NE Winterquartes Nv
wacounda 1872 Boston Lv Aug %
Wathena 3o2 e Five Fathom Bank Aur..
IVES west Avenal 29s Scotland Aug 70.
West West Cherow 7se q Cape Henlopen Aug q,
West Cressey l41 Ambrose Aug % -.
West Gambo 10 S Fowey Rocks Sug "a
West Grove 10 e Ambrose Aug ~
west Harcuvar lat AZ II ~ lon SO ,s w
PM Aug 28 %
West Hixton 1898 from Honolulu pm
West Imboden lat 80 81 lon IS ssw
West Jena 55s " Flattery PM Aug -
west Jester 1881 from Flattery 3 pw
West sequana 1875 w Honolulu U.
Aug 81 IN
Vest Shore 10 Z jacksonville Aur 81
"Is, a,, " "a aunakee lat Al 21 lon 50 81 "
Western King 1853 Sc Hatteras Aup -
v, w estern Queen 233 Sc Hatteras Any %
Aug %. ~ W II
"n;satisna d;sst q Montana 1913 from San Fran.
W.! Wm G Warden ss S Hatteras Aug a.
Wytheville % y Colon PA ae'a,
1aquina So E Fire Island 7.I5 AM Aug .,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-30
Leather

Activity in the hide and leat ather
markets was absent last week and
prices were depressed still more. The
lack of business in their lines are still
remaining out of the leather market
except for odd lots. Some buying of
fine feathers for the making of spring
samples was in progress, but it failed
to stimulate the market to any ex-
tent. The bag and betting trades are
in much the same predicament as the
shoe trades and until they find some
demand for their products they are
likely to exert no buying pressure on
failed to materiaize on large scale.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-30

fur trade is the success reported by re-
tailors conducting August fur sales. If
these sales are a safe criterion for
winter business, the demand for furs
by consumers is still running strong.
Reports of the decline in furs have
been exaggerated, according to trade
leaders, who assert that prices now are
above the level of last year. The de-
cline has taken away only part of the
rapid advance that was made in the
late mouths of last year.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-30
New York State Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank

CUtIdI HIfU JOINE SfOCK I0nd RNnk
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan 5s
1888 op 1923 94X e5H 54o
Federal Farm Loan 4Ns
1889 op 1924. ss1a s7n ks7
Federal Farm Loan AIS
1888 op 1923 "a s7n 80
reiernl Farm Loan AIS
1897 op 1922 "a s7n ses
JOINT stock Land Bank 5s
1899 op 1924 "a esu a.,
Joint Stock Land Rank <. o''6
1898 op 1928 ~ S5n az
New-York tribune., 1920-08-30

ALBANv-M Luric & Co; 7. I,,,rle fan
goods 81 West Twenty sixth Street
ALLENToWN, Pail. Il. Wagner, auto
goods, Breslin.
ALTON. Ill.-sessel Stores Co.: Maurice
Sessel, clothing. furnishing goods and
hats; Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Delayed
Shipment
Received

is May that home
angle rebastngs
that easily be ap
figure that adjustable dress form
the dissection FORMS the Princess Empress the
Queen entire satisfaction the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

the prinripa, offices Of the company
Will remain in Wheeling.
All the whtaker-Glassner Company
shareholders OF record May 3 will par
ticipate in 400 per cent dividend on
the Company's common stock. declared
on that date The declaration OF the
dividend followed Immediately the re-
'e!pt OF the secretary OF states appro-
I val of thu increase in the Company's
, capita! stock. This dividend Is by far
the largest dividend declared al one
: tim" by local industrial concern. and
is indicative of the very great prosper
lily enjoyed by this company during the
past eight or ten years The company
manufactures larger variety Of fin
, iShed products than the majority OF
steel aud iron companies. carries its
operations INTO greater detail. and Sc
cures more general distribution. per-
hapS than any other manufacturer of
! steel and iron products In the United
States
The Whitaker Glcssner Company has
stock issU" Of $2,000.000 preferred
and $a.SST.300 common. The stock divi-
, dend of 400 per cont increases the issue
! or common stock to $lS.436.500. Stu
| dents Of the statement OF the company
cay that with this increased capitaliza-
tion the book value OF tho common
stock Will be S175 per share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

iteer. which seemed to make . profsg
impression with the audiences. 30
pleaded guilty. and WIS fined ttSs
costs. - s3h.
called to trial for having parapnsnous
facture liquor. Pleaded not guilty. g
r. l.. Burrell did not answer and hi
bond signed by Allen Fitzgerald an0 -.
C. Bills. was ordered forfeited Aod
eapias ordered d, Issued 1arf f'F rs 'rrs'
Butler Smith could not be found a1A
his bondsman, Ashby Jackson, was Aots
flied to get him or lose the boae.
Capias order issued. :. Z.
missing and John Michlea, bis 6ondss
man, Will suffer. Capias order issgeA
and he will be tried next term II caught.s
John Gilman was one OF soyof1k
who were brought in from Faifmonf
w. f. Athey. Gilman was charged VITA.
having a pint Of moonshine In his v19N
session and throwing 1t away when TIE
officers grabbed him. He pleaded mot
guilty. a..
same county. pleaded not gull
violation Of the liquor laws as did
Jackson, diminutive bald hoe914
negro. All were remanded back TO JAZZ
for trial.
JOnn MellSh or MAQlOh COUNTY, AAoLl
the Arabclla mines, who cannot speak
word of English. was represented bx;
Attorney Frank McCray. t
Aad0 By wife -
The attorney pleaded guilty for Asisj
ish and told OF the home made 1e!lt,
constructed of gallon bucket ana
brought out the fact that John haGl
geen grabbed when he came into the
house after the still had been fonnd
Attorney McCray claimed the wife 0h1
Melish was trying TO make some llquo<|
and the husband was standing trial TOT
1t. ~ 49,
Judge Dayton again stated tl4t be-
wanted everyone to know that 111oesi
ance and mistaken ideas as to tnheeI
laws and their endorsements, arr q
excuse, and that he wished their un1et
standing to be general. HoweNef5 ~
imposed a nominal fine, 32b Ana coet]
Gould Not UnaoxStaA4 ;.S e. -
Attorney McCray then caused Ar1Rnl4l
Of amusement when he said your Aon4l
or, the defendant cannot undsfetAAa "a
word YOU are saying. but he will SURELY
know what you mean and Will be
full. when he pays his fine" ~
Frank Montgomery. who had pleANeS
guilty at the ParkersburE term OF co9yS,
for violating the national prohibtHcAi
laws was given ten days in the OotAl
County Jail and fined $50 and costa.
Although there were . numhef oEi
cases left to be heard on infofmAaoE
the time for adjournment had efTtve4I
and court closed until this morning. ri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

old Timhcrlake and a song That Tum-
bledown Shack in Athlopc," Will be sung
by trio composed Of Herman Rledel'
Ellsworth Miller and Henry MUIR
Following the program, }. h. l.azear.
county superintendent Of schools. VIII
give short address and present the
diplomas to the graduates.
In connection with the program by the
graduates. tho pupils OF tn" different
grades will givo an entertainment.
feature Of which will be an Action Chor-
us by tn" Boys overall club. or the
East Twenty-ninth street school.
The following pupils will receive d.
plomas for having completed the WORK:
Edward Louis Noltc. Grace Ellen ~.
Myers. Grant Eston Kraft. Edna Mario
johnson. Henry Carl Kaufman. Alice
Margarct Miner Edward Frederick Edge.
Helena Hanna Ricdel, Irwin John Vene-
man, Agnes Agatha Stockcr. Henry 10
Roy Mari. Hnda Charlotte Hanke.
George Arthur Seaman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
AUTO HTTSCAR

At o'clock Tuesday evening, n Max
we'll touring car. driven by a man whose
name is thought 10 be Baker. ran into
Moundsville and Wheeling traction
car, just above HtChman's. Benwood.
The light on the left side OF the automo-
bile was shattered. the axle bent anu
the fender broken. No one was injured:
The accident was plainly the fault OF
the driver. as there was plenty or room
in the road and II was not necessary
TO 20 so close to the traction car. The
right door of the latter was jammed a
trife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
STREET CAR MEN
wage Scale Will Re Reopensd on Aug.
lst II Increase IL GrantSd
tho Comrauy.

The street railway employees. work
ing on the lines operated by the West
penn Corporation and also the Wheel
Ing Utilities Corporation may have an
other increase in wages after August
list II the traction corporations are
granted an increase in fares.
Through the agreement just consul
mated the men agreed to accept an in
crease Of approximately 90 per cent
with the understanding that they were
10 receive an additional increase August
list, II the rate was increased by the
traction corporations. Approximately
600 employees are effected by the agree
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
WH|TAKER-CLESSNER
co, WILL PAY 400
ON COMMON STOCK
AL Stockholders Of Record May 3 to
Share In the Huge
Dividend.

Tho new agreement entered into by
shareholders OF the Whitaker-Gle%sner
Company by reason Of the recent in
crease Of the cumpanys capital stock
from $1,000. 900 TO S60.00o,0 900. approved
by Secretary OF State Houston Gofr
Young. was filed for record in the
office Of the county clerk yesterday
The document specifies that the COM
pany is authorized to deal in and man.
ufacture minerals. their ores and all
mineral products
The document further specifies that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
HENRY A. NOLTE
On BOND CASE
oVH THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS
N BONDS HAvH D11N ACTED
UPON IN THIS STATE.
Comforting on saso.ooo Bond Issue for
Webster County Roads ct
Present Time.

Assistant State Attorney General
Henry A Nolte. is in the city for few
days and will possibly remain until at
ter the primary election. He Will be
IN conference to-day with Hon. I. j.
Mcguire. clerk Of the county court Of
Webster county, at which time he will
take up matters pertaining to the s250.-
900 road bond ISSUE which is hanging
fire in that county.
Mr. Nolte acts on all matters and
stated last evening that since the en-
actment OF the state law relative to
passing on bonds that he had acted on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
COMMENCEMENT
East Twsnty-ninth Street School Pro-
gram Aanounced-Thirtee to Grad
uate on May l9

The commencement exercises OF the
East Twenty-ninth street school will be
held Tuesday evening. May IS, in the
New Beethoven hall. corner of Twenty
ninth and Moyston streets. Mt $50
o'clock. Thirteen pupils will complete
the work this year and will receive their
diplomas for the work they have done
The program will include several songs
by the class, recitations by Edna john
son. George Sesmon. Helena Riedel. Ir-
win Nensman. Agnes Stocker, Edward
Edge. Henry Kaufman, Grace st. Myers,
Grant Kraft. Edward Nolte, Alice Miner
and Henry MUIR. A plano solo by Har-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Bic COAL DEAL n
OUT-THE-P|RG
FoRTY TKoU1AND DoEIA3 30AH
CoMSUlCIAFHDA At 2Xlg 0DOv
WILL N oP11A310
At ONCE

A property deed recorded y0ster1o
with the clerk Of the county eo1rt 6
Ohio county, shows the transfer, % II
strips Of coal land in Triadslphi4
trlct from Anton A. Reymann 70 ]. 81
Nichols. s.
The consideration is $4,000 an -
proximately $50 acres are involved ~
the deal. 40 acre strip and the oeha
30 acres. The property IL located 1uDe
below the plant Of the wheeling E11rhel
Company. on the south side Of Wheel
ing creek.
Work was started yesterday on thA
entrance way and the general layout
Of the big mine. Hon. J. B. Han6len
handled the affair in connection With
the transfer OF the big property deal
for the Reymann interests. <
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
A POSITION FOR
4 DAY JANT10R
WAIT A REIIA1LN, SHADY IA
| AND VIII 1TAY In.
| EIAE 0AIA1Y.

The Sterling Products (lnc.h. AZ
Nineteenth street, want q good, te.
trustworthy man at once 1or @n1es
work to Ill vacancy.
This is a most desirable position. A9Y
work, a hours per week, permanent 81
pays liberal. 4
The applicant must be between ~ -
so wears of age, and must furnish e44t1e
factory references. See Otis Van Tfoal
factory foreman, 1o4 Nineteenth sttee6
IT once. @e1 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

over 100000 in all. or in other
words that there had been approx
mately 122 bond matters either approx .
ed or rejected in that time
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

DIS skin intended probably for the
bill infantry armsPortand (Ofe)
items chain Telegram,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
MEN
TO FORMER SHIPS

EX-navy men Oh reenlisting wild
be sent to the ships from which
they were discharged, If they 50 de-
sire, according to a telegram receiv-
ed at the local recruiting station
from the bureau Of navigation. Tha
telegram says that honorably dis
charged men reenlisting may be
transferred at government expense
to the ships frem which they were
discharged, but no promise can be
made as to the length Of time they
will be retained on board such ship.
- IS not to be construed that men
are transferred to their old ships
temporarily to get them to reenlist.
They will be retained as long as
possible on such ships and more
than likely the whole term Of en-
listment will be spent on the ships
of their choice, because crews are
broken up only when it is absolute.
ly necessary. Sometimes, for in
stance, details are taken from var.
ious ships to man a new ship just
going into commission.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
HOOvER'S REPORT
IS MADE PUBLIC
Tells President About Chicago
Packing Industry.

A confidential report to President
Wilson by Herbert Hoover, i'll which
the food administrator outlines his
position on control Of the Chicago
packing industry, was made public
in New York last night by the Hoov-
er National Republican Club with
the announcement that the presi-
dent had directed its publication.
The announcement stated that the
report, dated September II, 1918,
was made six months ago, in re-
Spouse to President Wilson's re
quest for Mr.. Hooyer's observations
on the recommendation Of the fed
eral trade commission with regard
to the five large packers,
81 scarcely need to repeat the
views that / expressed to you near
ly a year ago. There is here
growing and dangerous domination
o. the landings of the nations
foodstugs," the report said.
Mr.. Hoover said he did not feel
that the government should under
take the solution of the problem
by the temporar. at .h0iity confer
red under the war powers of the
railway and food administration"
but rather thai it should be laid
before. congress for searching con-
sideration, eXhaustice debate and
development of public opinion just
as has been necessary IN the deyel-
opment Of the public interest in our
banks, insurance companies and
RAILWAYS
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
FIRST INDICTMENT
Of KIND ON RECORD
Embry Accused of Disclosing
Court Decision.

For the Irst time in history a
criminal indictment was returned
in Washington late Thursday aga
inst persons alleged to have obtain
ed advance information Of a su-
preme court decision or the purpose
Of stock market speculation.
Ashton F. Embry former secre-
tary to Justice McKenna, was nam
ed as the man who disclosed the
substance Of the. highest courts
forthcoming decision in the SOUTH
ern Pacific case last November. He
was said to have received 5000 for
the information. whereby the othe.
defendants. E. Willard Mayer, Jr., a
New York broker Barnett f. Moses,
lawyer, Of Washington. and James
Harwood Graves, former assistant
attorney in the department OF JUS
tiee, were enabled to sell short"
500 shares of Southern Pacific on
which a profit of $1,412.50 was made
The indictment. returned in the
District of Columbia supreme court
after months Of investigation by
the department Of justice, charged
specific conspiracy to defraud the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

United States of its right of secrecy
surrounding opinions OF the United
States supreme court prior to pub
lie announcement by the justices IN
formal session.
It recited that from time imme-
morial' the custom was to deliver
all opinions so that all citizens
might, and did, have equal oppor-
tunity to be informed concerning
them ito the end that the court
should continue and be regarded as
an impartial and public tribunal ad-
ministering and declaring public
law in a public and general man
ner without favor, as one Ashton
F. Embry then and there well
well know"
While there have been rumors Of
court leaks in the past. investiga-
ton always disclosed that they wer
without foundation.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
STATES REPLY
SATISFACTORY
(By ternatIonaI News service.)

(By tcrnatIonaI News service.)
iaston. April ;. - The
CHI government bias expressed
satia elton of the explanation Of
the United States attitude with re-
gard to interference in South
American affairs, it was learned at
the state department.
Secretary Colby has informed the
Chilean Ambassador that when the
United States sent it's recent note
to Chile asking that government to
use its good offices in preventing
trouble between Peru and Bolivia
it had no intention of exercising any
pressure or attempting to inter-
vene. This statement has been
forwarded to the Chilean govern
ment and it is understood that Is
entirely satisfactory
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
PUBLIC SALE

On Monday April 5th, 1920 l will
sell at my residence one mile south
OF Shenandoah Junction. in Jeffer-
son county, . fine young mares, both
leaders. One heavy work horse
and leader. II head of Jersey Cat.
tie. milk COWS, and five heifers.
"a hogs, seven of which are thor
ough bred Poland China sows, four
with pigs. One pure bred Poland
China Boar; balance shoats. 250
pure bred white Leghorn yearling
hens. L BOOSTERS. OF bearing strain.
500 baby chicks two weeks old.
Terms-Credit of L months, in.
terest from date.
w A. DANIEL.
? 26 ed to April 8 pd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

If you do and are a girl between The
ages of Is and 25, you probably can secure
a good paying, steady position with the In
terwoven Mills in Martinsburg. You could
90 home each night
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
$50, 0OO LOSS TO
LETTER BROTHERS

Thirty thousand dollars damage
to stock. fixtures and building were
incurred by Letter Bros, merchants
whose large department store in Ha.
gerstown, was boodel early Friday
morning. when heavy rain storm
swept over that section. The clog
ging Of drainpipe caused thou
sanls of gallons Of water to collect
on the roof, eventually breaking
through and fiooling valuable
stock Of women's wear, carpets aud
toys. No fool insurance was car
ried. Mahogany fixtures were ruin.
ed and the walls and ceilings dam
aged,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
n. AND F. TO SELL STOCK

Announcement was male Thurs
day bf the Hagerstown and Freder-
ick Railway Company that it woull
offer for sale 10,430 shares Of the
company's per cent. cumulative
stock. this being part of an author
izel issue of $1.500,000, of which
$842, 500 is now Outstanding.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

(Polltical ADVERTISEMENT
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
Marion Man Had Twenty-seven Years
Of Real Experience On West \
Virginia Farm
TRAVELLING MEN BOOST MORGAN
Commercial Travellers Almost Unit Behind
His Candidacy Because "He's Square" -
They Tell the Voters

Charleston, ". va.-Having
more than half his years on the
where ne was born, in Winfield
trict, of Marion county, Judge E..
Morgans candidacy for the Repub
an nomination for Governor has
pealed with unusual force and emp
sis to the farmers of West VirgirN
who are taking an active interest N
his campaign.
For twenty-seven years after his
birth Judge Morgan made his home on
the Morgan farm, taught school in he
winter months and labored on the farm
during the other season. This famil-
iarity with the greatest industry of the
State has made him the most popular
figure among the farmers to seek the
Governorship for many years.
West Virginia's agricultural posi-
bilities were long overlooked and only
recently has there been any effort TO
give to agriculture the essential en-
couragement that Is necessary to Sc
cure the fuller development of the
farms and orchards within the State.
While Judge Morgan is not aspiring
to the GOvernorship on an appeal to-
sectional prejudice or class hatred and
believes that the Governor of West
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03

within the State without reference
that his elevation
Offices friend
produces wide of the problems
o
had real experience farmer in West V
In his ha
carly sympathy
Virginia University
Sawmin railroad construction
the habits
Republican candidate
o
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
FOURTH DISTRICT NOW FOR MORGAN.

Fourth Congressional district where Judge Tom Brown
Parkbur sought organize opposition Judge Morgan show
opposition Morgan candidacy Wood BEEN
Morgan sentiment in Wood Will
the other of the district daily giving aang them
seve n o
the the couny1
Republican adjoining
Mason Judge Morgan
opponents
NJ civil Republican
Judge Morgan
Morgan entitled consideration parts
they the settlement of the State and also for the valiant record they
In county a
pn The reception accorded his candidacy and lie candidate himself when
visited that week left doubt the while his
Huntington continuously
the the district Col y. Kl1tall of Sisersyn
while here on business declared that sentiment in lyle county was alto
geer in favor OF Judge Morgan The general Impression exists that judge
will The friends
caly enthusiastic this the Judge Morgan.
Morgans established character his caably
of Republican
Virginia believe he will
to
candidate Judge Morgan is qualified both respects
is TIE LOGICAL CANDIDATE -,
Upshur
and Of the substantial business
here during the week. that landslide Judge Morgan
Republican that Judge Morgan the logicaN
candidate for Governor he said His campaign has been dgn
fed conducted without appeal to class sectional prejudice and they
Republicans where have been think he big a>
the people West Virginia.
With Morgan
will continue uaated His stand
creating him believe 4
communities Farm life West Virginia be made attractive
production Judge
cultural who GoyerOrslp
recollection
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-03
TRAVELLING MEN BOOST MORGAN.


OF
districts
the logical candidate the
candidacy
faith that them
travelling accounted
a
Then faith
the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico ~servic1c &c carros Sedan en-
la ciudad. Chauffers cue hablan es-
panol. Quota. $3.50 o bora.
TeIefonos CIR. 2l2 v Co. So.