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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30

That the number of National Speedway Tires requr-
ing adjustment has averaged but one out of every
thousand sold is a startling commentary on the
efficiency of the new method of manufacture
The tire is assembled a collapsabte core that IS
taken apart and removed before the carcass goes
into the mold. This prevents the shape OF the tire
from being destroyed The tire is placed in the mold,
which closes withou pressure.
And now strange process takes place. A specially
constructed inner tube, of the exact size and shape
of the inside of the finished casing Is fitted INTO the
carcass This tube is then subjected to an internal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30

The only way to find out what
kind of service a tire will give
is to try it. And there's no adver- l.
tising like a satisfied user. We
want the National Speedway news to
spread. We are willing to take an
actual money loss on the initial sales to
accomplish this. For it will be money
we'll invested - the wonderful service
given by National Speedway Tires will
GET THEM TALKED ABOUT. And that
is what we are aiming for.
We expect big things from this fifteen
day campaign things big enough to
warrant our GIVING A TIRE FREE for
every tire purchased. You come and
select any National Speedway Tire-any
size or style-pay our regular price for
one tire, and we will give you another
one just like it absolutely aoathout cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
NEW SHOW ROOM OPEN.

White Brothers are moving into their
new display room, los West Eleventh
street today. where bort and kissel cars
will proudly preen themselves IN the very
heart of the new automobile White way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
The sructuraly perfect tire has at last been Prod"ced
is cured by ingenious process Of expansion under
hydraulic pressure. No hidden fIa,Us can creep in.

hydraulic pressure of two hundred pounds to the square
inch-s something never before achieved Thus the
tire is pressed out and nodded into solid unit,
yet without one of external pressure to cause
distortion!
The tire cannot become buckled and pinched into
the tread as often happens under external curing.
The stock cannot be pulled pushed into varying
gaupes of tbinness or thickness, forming bruises
the inside of the carcass The bead cannot be forced
UP into the side wall causing rim cuts. These struc-
ural defects are banished foreUer by the National
Speedway process
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
NEW AUTO SPECIALITY.

The North Harrison street garage makes
a speciality of trueing up crankshnfts IN
the throws where the constant blows of
the piston tend TO flatten them, causing
thcm 10 become NOISY when go worn. No
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30

CeOonl III Tic LiStoiy VI thS
tire business. 1T is OUR WAY
OF ADVERTISING. 1t is an op-
portunity such as you have never
had before TO save tire money-it
is an opportunity TO learn what
internal hydraulic expansion has
accomplished.
National Speedway Tires are guar
anteed for six thousand miles They
are also guaranteed TO possess the
very highest grade materials that
the rubber and cotton markets
afford.
The Introductory sale starts today.
Don't delay your purchase - the
fifteen days will be gone before you
realize it. SO CALL EARLY. Orders
filled as received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
We are making remarkable Introductory offer, in order
to demonstrate large numbers Of motorists the neo tire
efficiency made possible BY internal hydraulic curing

This is an offer without pre-.
cedent in the history of the
tire business. 1T is OUR WAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

George RraCkctt Of FRirmont. for
mrrly or Pennington. has been named ~
,ummls soncr FOR tho Fair Practices
committee az tho Northern West Nir-
IInia coal operators. u position created
at the meeting OF tho CommIttc" held
here Tuesday. At that meeting u wa
decided To authorize sub committ""
CunSlStinH of a. llslC whit" Of 'lhrkr
burg. 4. u. JcnkinH and 4. ID. R0hlnHnn
VI FHlrmOnt to name the CommisH'"n"r
and II ~ announced from Fdirmont thht
that sub committee decided upon MI
Bracket Tho srl1"tiuu In on" when
/, certain 10 please coal men MI
nrackott Was present al the meeting at
tho raIr Practices committee held Ia
Wheeling Tue sday nubsiltuilnE Tor I.
-. It"bins"n OF Fuirmoni.
The naming "T IL "omIniHni"n"r Ia l'
relieve Grnrsn uci rs1"uIlSr re'roinrY
Of tho Northern Woat Virginia Coal
DprIat"rs asHoclnIl"n. ~ til" hihn""
duIIrr tho ara expected I" u" d"Nol"re'l
by tho hearing at '"nplnlnlH regarding
u"od ~ coal nnd rA""uHlN" riI'"s 'haIb
al Ia N"rlhoIn Wort NIrHl"l" 60
"nd rnInI h. that Nj molI iou'oH"nI"
,I,urIy iho N"rIh,rn WorI Nnsinln cont
Dp~tuI"In' una"' la Il"u ~hll" NJ ih"'
hUlI 49, ""u'nlsRl"n"r BNlll I'pr"""nl lh'
FaIr rrucII'oa ,"LurUiIi"r. whl'h !" "
,ToaIInn 81 pil '"Hl "p"'"t"'H ~ Ma Il'-
orr WrpI virginia Ihh' ~ mad" 'l'n'
when II In said that """l "p'r"t"rn "'
tho N"rth~ru Wont NIrVInl" had No.
boon ld"uIInoI with mo N"Iih"ru W"r'
VlruInIa ,tml Dr"rni"rH aur""lnil"n
but am heartily cooperating In the
work 81 tho 'T'nir Irs"Ilc"u' '"fumliI""
81 all Nnrlhnrn W"Hi virginia COAT "r
sTatnTH
Tho counties ~ ohio, Marshall Wet
act Iianr"'L and Ur"ok" Wit f"Tm a
district under tho rnlT Practices ""m
mIIIrr plan aud complaints arc Csr"'i'
To- como !" ! Mnlvchill bat -""I"
,IaInIa ~ hitch pT NrIN iuliul ihhl
u,tur, eud which the snIlsfyluF 81 :"
uaITcH consideration may p""rlhiv ""
r,frrrrd hy Nj MuIyrhiii ~ Nj hTH'
kUtI tho special comm lSsi"nrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
nIInl nf Mmain Olnh.
About People
Movsmsnts of Individuals To Ana
FROM The City.
az .ruH HOTnLn

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Ins " I"h"s"". h"iG""'"w"' w
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Mcclure Z ! james. M"I E"m'""''
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,runIinpt"m 9 M",nn". camera"
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I"u,r. '.hnil"Hi""
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In tho ,Ii. Io, . tow d"h" iri"i"' n" ~
Al, ,n,L M,r - = I"iIT 81 I'l"
nuuh r,' rr'"hl"H ~" v''h '"' Wv"
IT,, 81 - Iruir nnd relative"
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IIn.,iIIr mo ,IulIInE IrI"nl" J." lhln !"
VI, nnd NV r A Hh",r. 81 'h"rl""
r"r nrn tho puosln 81 local I"l",lv'n
uorn 10 Nj aud Nj" I, J., Duh"
1T tho saith Who'li"r h"nrI'"' '""'
NuIur - bIH baby h"'
Nilne M,drr 81 iIii W""dr nIr""' u"
,,.n,r,Inr Ir"n recent "r''"i'"" II"
rhn NluIIh Who'iing h"rulIaI
Mira itunrrn Z Iluhhr'd VIII i"'"i"
l,In, nri.r ihroo w"ohn Hr'"l at 'h"
iinnrHi,i," tab
Mn I,,I /. Cn~i hnr "r hrr Eu"ntr
fen, tho v,,k .ud. Ma h"m 'ni'r ""ai
N,B Irnn M,o,s at r,n""i". bhI". and
Nina knih,Yn itc,in"r 81 l"ll"""'''.
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Mo william iI"aime "''""'r""'"h icy
be- ,n"th',. M,a N '"nr""' h"'
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Mlop nIt.nholh u'o"' 81 NY h'"''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

,t,r,t IN, returned from u short wish
IA ,cIntIyrr at IIIIl"lon. " Va
Ml,r MnIHnr"I M""in ~ h"ilh wan
srh nIIrrI han l"fi f"f 'l"N"l'nh, -
yyhrrr rho will enjoy nu ssInnh"d Walt
with fIIsndr
ncruiy Hh,rn nh MinuIh, has !"
Iu,n,d IT, tho 'Iiy. after m nEi"'ihah
lrIp 10 tho w"ht
III. 1910. every labor oTUanisstioR In
the Land railroad bTothsTho"ds ssd ali
SAs kno"kinu at tho doors az the fsdsr-
Al a0nar.ss demanding lsaisistios
against almost osTtaiH destruatiun al
az. Has1s Of The o"nTts uadsr ths nhsI
Inan law. UuhHTsRsmss U"s, n,sBiTsst
in1 a. indiTsTss"s I" the ps'iloas POSI-.
tIon 81 Iah"T 'tuTn.d turtle ana failed
to vote I"I III. hin"
who said thatf
H.mu.I a"mps'J ua n', a""p.'.
10 s"~ supporting Uns WhTf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
How MAN. Men Keep
Youthful Looking

Il 10 we'll known that within fo'"hi
Sssfs tho non have bo""n" "At"nHlNo
paIfunB ~ beauty 1p"'laliat anh ma"
ssurs Not oniy tho fn"tidl""'. hut men
aansTaIly Nhu have ca" let p"fS"hnl
appearance THE has ala" loh u" IN"
employment by maHY "f h""u method
UstUulAl oil I" enhance 80 pf"""'N" phbS'
oat atIrautIvonsss. sspoolslly ny 'h"Sa
Who abhn, "bosuIy psTl"T" or ih'""
perhaps the ,nnaI Widely us"d 10 ia"
nafuulIsod uas ITSaIme"l ~h''h 90
pialna the mystery nf tn" allFS' hal, q"
ssnIiaWa" With IA" h"ylah fa'o. u"
n,sro"lisad ~ss "htsi"shls al any h'"H
stoTs. IL applied tho s"no a. ""l' ~ ""'
anIy not rubbed Ia TITS gradually, al
soTbs the dad and hsif dead cnl'"h u"
tiny particles revealing tho tash"r
hsalthisT husd shin h"n""Nh Y" s''"I.
beat results many apply lh" "H' ~
night washing II of ~ III" "TnInp
Women not anIY encourage huHbnnnE IN
this but use tho treatment thsms''Vo"
10 Keep away wrlnhlsS and flshhins""
many men use after shaving pEafsrably
n simple lotion psdn Nv dlsaolVlnE an
|ouncs OF powdered shH"ll-Y In hair.
\pint OF witch hazel. This RiEoH apl5ndld
Results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
MINER HURT
barton Hungarian Il Crushed In rAll
OF BtonS-MAy Hot Live Al Con
dition II Serious.

Frank Luki. 30. Hart"n hungarian IT
I'm NorIh Wheeling hospital In scrioua
condition AZ tho result OF nh accident
at tho Barton mino at 1880 yesterday
morning
Luki VAS hurt In IaIl OF sion" III
tho mine und after nrst aid was given
There waS brought To the hospital at
4:SO yesterday afternoon DIR. A. on.
more who attended him. stated that his
condition NCuH sCTlOus last hlShl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
DEMOCRATIC MEET

n.nrnu pc,h"'T"is. both ""n a"p
~un,oH headed by tho h'ho'hcn hand
viii hold "a slTrUt doIn""niInlI"" Ia IA"
nIll town i"nishi Ai''' ,"" r"'""".
tho u,nT,hora viii o." 1" Ih" '""'"'
.,,I,nJ NI,rro - meeting will leo holl
startling a. "'I"'h
tinn e = HIlo). 81 wheeling. WI, h'
tho rrIn.IpaI Sp"ah"r 81 tho "N""'"E
ahonaEns ~ his H"hI"'l W" n'"'"H "'
urn,., .,T TaIrInunI rnd tE""llup Nc"
uan ~ MnuudaviIlc viii ale" Rr"nh
Jack VIM you 1.-Two "n my l"""W"
p.,a Certainty dnnrUH'. "
lack " whRtT
bora II yuu got another on" Tor
yourself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
TEACHERS LECTURE
COURSE OPENS NOV. 3
d.. u a BamuTry Of Nashville. Teas.
win MAJ Address al ri'st
Assklad

Ths ntuI nuu,h'' 81 tho Wheeling
I,a,hsta to,tuta 'uui u, r'olutaln"l h'
Il., Int al t,untd 81 odu'ott"n. VIII h'
HtSuu ,,u NuiuDb,iay H''s '"'hsr l'ds a.
d 40 n - H. tho hitch a. h''"l '"dl'"rl""
n, ~, tha,Ita \ A. Nurry. d"s" ~ oil"
usti"n roah"dY '"ll'E" FsHh'hI"
ISpn
~ hvMuIry 10 81" "f III" loading
,,tu,at.,s 81 Iho ,",II,irv aud 49, unih"T
ur snvoraI a,,~IIanI educational t""t1.
that pro largely !" h"m""d hr t"h"h"TH
and others lnioranl"h u" "du'at'"na'
work
Many icu,hora "r ~" Wheeling di'
trIrt arc expected ." D." ~ att"ndhn'"
Mr. NsMurry viii v" fr"m hcr" I" F"r
k-rsburE vhoro ho IL a"h"dul"d }" AZ
,Ireaa nt rho state Educational asa"cia-
lion ,noetInR ON November fIh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

TITO Inual,ui '"iuodf. nuh Nhli'. }"
which ItaynInuL IIIi'h'",h "i"i'"d +"
tow yUn,r nEu. VIII L." pI'H'ni'd 81 Va"
court Theatre un IL" uiphi 81 N"v'"h"i
10 aud ~. wIli Be- HiN"" 10y IL" l'"nnh
t,,a rT Idab"iIu. Ma " = I.""'. "Ini"
trVuui a., tIuH go chairman 81 all ~
InuuutuUuIa nupIUiod hy ht" u lIHh
90 und - uarnhlo committee lh"I" WV
be- - ,nHI ~ 3hn 80 ~" n"mh"'n wh''h
viii br lliU,t'd Icy np''Inl eE'nl -
QUO 81 tho bin U"ut'Iu '"miln"I'". "h'
hnu h,rn unEaHch Tea Tia" ruir"n", ""d
" iu win nrIlNo h"i" nest w''h w'""
,rhUnrsnIr viii hrHlu Immediately
Much ,r'Y s""d irI"nl wnr dln'"'"'
al tact y"nt nru"uH ~" Daughters 81
irub"IIr wh'u the, Pot 90 lh''' h'h'
rriTu,urnn, "IIil,hy k"".' nnh juhH
inE from tito mat pot f"rm"n'n, lhih. 'hi
49,, nnd utr T., L." prrroni'h hY lh"h. WIZ
nu doubt be- one 81 uuu"unl lnl''oH'
and a high dugTou "r n"rii
Through thO r"uItoHy at ia" NhlHhlr
Of Columbus. tho Daughters 81 Ir"h"ll'
viii I'D given tho uHr "f lh"lr bowling
alleys On ThurndHy hlEhiH "t ""'h We"
Throughout tho wiutcT n"nT"m u lH -
roClod Ihni thoro VIII h" many l"'''
eating matrhpH played during IL" win
tor. nm great rnthurlnrm "v'r ia" gam
hna boon shown this fnlR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
.FAIRMONT MAN MADE
COAL COMMISSIONER
aaOaaa nAA0HnTr IN 5nLnOrnD
TO Lead TMn wOAM or Tnm
Fam PnAUTIQnb" OOM
MITTmM
rSto. Of O"ai a. raiIyaoat Fails So 90
res Toa rarth.y DsoTsass
Likely.

Falru"nI " Va CO., -
White lhoro In linili'd amount
81 lIno ahlpIn"uIs going "ut ~
tho pnlrfu"nt r"Hl"n pri"os f"ll
"u that typo 81 husluoaa l." ~
prr ton u wna ulnIod that
quito n TOW hrnhrra IoTuTud q"
pny In"rn than this pur"unl At
tho mIuoa. lhk" pTl""R wor"
hnvorlng around tho ~ - mark
Foot ~ was nTmNr hut II was
belng predicted that those pri""T
would drop. \ number Of min"a
wrrC closed down because Of Ru
Insufficient car supply.
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ndmlt,.nco into tho HON. can ~ saspiy

provided Tor
whaling Lodge M, 81. has ons
ntudnnl Htl III" Institution, Phillip lhr-
TO- whom fnihcr I."wlr HariO, was klll'
.d IA "A railway nrrldont On tho liza lti-
moro ana ohio railroad, near this "ity
~ January, 1910.
Tho Moose organization In rapidly
growing IN strength, aud u " thOu6nt
that Within fsw yours Il VII be oils
Of tho strongest TraIsrnsI oT1ahisatIoiiA
IA Iha country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
nonn .pAr" aUAoA

A vtailnr from The prohibition west
asked . Ii"nI"r, friend 10 lhe town I9Ally
wnn dry "nyT s"he.d NJ. hpstan
FREUD why, Wors 81 dry hers wa hPts
~ pin aur postage stamps ." eur ~
Isrs " iiuai"n iiiobs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
Dnnos NJ piilonvaie.

Al pIIIonvAls, O. on Wednesday. 60.
tdbor 2Tth. q dance will b" given ~
IppolitrB hail Many nut-"f town 900
psS are planning 70 Itcud the rnrp
which viii bn y hHiiewo"n '"i"lT% Ion.
and shio&ble ~ oyarY ttnr"' '""r ID
nTVhchtrn or 'WhphllnG NAV" h"'h g"
gagged To- provide program OF anne =,
numbers MoasTr. Ar"h l. I."ff'riy nnl
Donald H. Morgan are Ia 'h'rE" "i Va
ARRANGEMENTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
oDDrsLLOwu INITIATE

Ab,ama Eu"aInpnoUl NJ. I -
q had quite a. inor"as~ J." n"'"ho'T .''
ruaadhy nVunlnH butubot lpth We"
fuIIuwInE nr"theIs wore admitted I" 'h"
rRITIaT"iiRi noEfua
Ilo"rso can. IL J"Haph lt"nl"n, 'h""
Nsaaonar tir"fEo y inIi"ll. l,""lH
nrunn Wa hi.anY i,"ilu o. Iiur'oti.
H. Tat, " u"ld"n. iinIty iil'h"Y. J.
walton MiiIaIh. Th"r y uu""""r, Ia"
" Murr. IioTloY In'hH""
Cos L. for th. league 81 ns,i""s as "
staads. .soept tkAt D.. voald ~oo.pt zee
syvsAioas ~ stAss ths 'nssninH OF IN.
aiHsrsat sections clearer, usFdisa 'a
fov changes In the league 10 mrhs u
,saors satisfactory tn America. nn6'snn,
rpanas and italy viii oh.srfuiiy aGTss
10 those changes. This unchanged ooven-
aak a. Cos wants ~, eaa never he
adopted. Ths oovsnAnt with ressrvN~
t,oaa. a. Harding wants 10. oan he
ADOPTED II Won want . league, salts
factory 20 America, vote for warren q.
TA-S-.-
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MS 81
TWO ENGAGEMENTS
ARE MADE KNOWN
MIhnnH aI.nAHOa WnIuHr Ahb
nLRAnOa nTnwAnT TO nm
naIDnn or anAa FUTUau
ManT OtLs. nS."I. 81 H""isi i"ts'sst
"h.dulsd f"' This

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uuu"rrm,"uIn 81 bet ~" "l"' "". N'H"
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and T"rm"'l} 81 ll"'ln". w"
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az Vi nn, Ma Z " Nirwrri 81 '.'"hh
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Ihry ~" h"Ih charming Y"u"r l"hl""
and ,'y r"pulnr '"'"'h''' "f Va"
younger got
Nj UI"au IN IL u"m 81 IL" lat" I"dT"
aud Nrr nu,ih " hi"nn. 81 '""n''
lhud hlr u"Iho, having h'"m Ma" MAY
r""d. 81 WhoriluL "" IL " h'"'h'' 60
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Nj iI"pblnt 10 H"n 81 Nj. ana MIN
pnniHn h. IiupIIuH. ct IinIllnn"'" III"
40 ,uiuulHTl"n"h a captain 81 P"'
iiun J1iulu iihiIin"n, U"IvliG !" Va" ''"l"
uhIIlurl with tho hnIh i'ltlnI"n. "r'nu
.4nE - yoar nud - hair "Vor "'"" A."
wac uInuuutad 1" tho mad" 81 "" l"'
Ia HrId nrIIlIcil duiluE tho wa
Ito hua buon "irim"niY '"""o' tea
Win Iiudkn bi"Ih,IH unmp"n "I"'"
IbiI having ,oniu 1" wheeling l""'
,,"in np" Ito In mr'mh"' 81 tie" P"'
liam, ,'mh wLtIu leo iunid"o. aud ~
tho ,u,inI,y Cluh
Ihn Iublo vuu arranged with '"N"rh
Tri u,, "ni"uu uu"niu "nh N"n "'l'"''
I,,Iy do, utalod H. fnll Il"W"'a 81 val
paird uhn,irn "f rIUh. whl'h ~"'" 80
,nnFnd 4" huF" mound, -" IL" tail"
Iiut ,utn,roo Ilu,nd az fnv,iH 81 "U' u
place
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rho WrHI Nirglnl" r''lorati"u 81 W"
mana ,Iubu VIII be- h"lh Iu"u0"Y wa
u,udnl Thursday aud rIid"Y 81 "'F'
worL ct llluriluld RI" 'nll lnuu'd hF
M,s wu"dn"u wits. pr"ulh'ui 81 ~"
WonI VIrgIun r,drInIi"n. ash" ia" ~
tendance 81 d"lrHuIun 'l"'i'd n"d all
,Iuh ,urtnhrIr who AT, nloi,uI'd
Largo deloEntl"uH Inv" h"'W "rI"i"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
DISCUSS asOitals

Tho last few dnNr hav" boo" ''Ir
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are. IT, ho giNcn Ia tho M"ihn" ballroom
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hnvc h,ru engaged la ca" that rl>"'
tho uotIrr that Wru GlN"n In 'l"V'lnh"'
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Recital OF Music Club.
,r, fl,,, ,c,IIuI nC tho Honauu VIII hN
,r,ru by tho musical department n' w"
Nnnor'u club this afternoon ~ inc n.
- 4 W. auditorium. nj 10 "''""N Mr."
ANN hilton bit. chairman "''', ''""'
vIth Mrs George u. Wilson IN 'h"'E'
"r tho rroRrnm. $500,
Many intCrcFtinE numbers VIII u" pr"
scnIcL md preparations ar" being m"ho
IA accommodates "A lnrg" crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

NIar I'rnurr- U"cd. daughter 81 l'r
md Nru \ u Il""h 81 l."nn"N. VIII
entertain u nuInhOr Of h"r young EifI
frIoniu this evening h"lw"Cu III" hours
OF four rnd uovon giving l'nll"w"" On
marty CInv0r decorations VIII u" neon
through the homo. tiny wIt"h"a mud
other decorations appropriate I" til"
Halloween acns"n. being IN cvidcn""
The evening viii hc PpCui NJ games nnd
various divcrni"nu nf interest to tn"
acnrun rCfreHhm"ntH with attractive IN
yorS being served
rho following guest lIat hnr been
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

Dancing raIty.
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tain ihu' InetuhrIH nf hur 90 h""l 'lnnh.
r. "n III, r'h""l at Mlna l'Iihn NIlh"",
at Wnndsdnlu at a dnn'lng patty Will II
u ~ Lu Hlvon un Friday evening. 90 ! .
~ at hot hurno al IIlHhInud I'nih
About ~ young ludi"u viii ""l'| ia"
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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-03
coop } ENGLIs|H'S INCL. SUPREMACY NOW
 SURE IN J. R. s,
Program Ends Week of Good English in the Juneau
 Public Schools.

Everyone has been careful of thCii English this week and it seems tha: the fate of slang and of other ena mics of English will, sooner or later be sudden death.
 A program completed Good Eng fish Week" in the Juneau Schools The Classes assembled in the Audi torium at 2:45 and the following pro gram was presented:
 1. Speech-Influence of Slang on Good English"-Honorah Kelly. ? Speech-"How Pupils Can Help the Community By Good English" James McNaughton. 3. Speech Good English as Business Asset"-Mr Beard from Alaska Capital. 4. Read ing contest between Edward Naghel and Mildred Warwick.
 These are to illustrate the good use of the English language. The 11th and 18th grade speakers and the two in the reading contest were chosen by their grades.
 Some of the grades have been keeping account of their own slang as has the 11th grade. The girls and boys of this grade checked up on each other, mistakes during the week, and the group that had the most today will treat the other to a show some time next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-03
Who, s Here
 And WAere

Arthur Reandeau. foreman of the Chichagof mine, will leave on the Chiohagoff tonight for the mining own after several days visit here.
 ". c. Irish, an accountant, em- ployed by the Chichagoff Mining Company, will be a passenger back to the camp tonight. He has been n the city for a number of days receiving attention for an injured eye.
 J. j. Egan, United States Deputy Marshal at Tenakee, left for his post on the Estebeth last night. Mir. Egan has recently returned from Rochester, Minn, where he went to undergo an operation at the Mayo Brothers Hospital Pat Hollywood and Pete Miller miners. left last night on the Este beth for Funter Bay, where they will be employed by the Alaska Endi- colt Mining Company.
 w. F. Masterson left on the Este beth last night for Sitka where he will be stationed with the [. 5. Naval wireless force. Thomas E. Krigbaum, who left a short time ago for Seattle as a guard over Federal prisoners, is returning on the City of Seattle to make his home here.
 At the Circle Clay
 P. J. O'Reilly, Dick Thomas. Al the Gastjneau
 Pat E. N Graham, H. G. Horton Wm. L. Bruce, W. E. Nowell, MT and Mrs. II. J. Collins and son, James Golding.
 At the Alaskan
 B. B. Roberts, Harry Zoaff