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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-05
NATIONAL FEDERATION
| of TEMPLE SISTERHOODS

ship fund during the past week by the
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society, of Spring.
field, Mo-, and the Jewish Reform
Auxiliary, of Middletown, Ohio. The
latter subscription is especially graft.
flying as it is the first the organization
has given.
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WANTED
M en- and Boys For
Factory Work.
WHITAKER GLESSNER co.
Wheeling Corrugating Dept.
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
GENERAL NOTICES
prohata Of VIII.

Pcob1te OF VIII.
In the County Court Of Ohio County
West Virginia. -.
Last Will and Testament Of Samuel
Pennypacker, deceased. ~
filed in this matter on the - day OF
July. 1919, is TO have admitted to pro-
bate q, paper writing purporting 10 De
the last will and testament OF Samuei
Pcnnvpackcr, deceased, bearing date the
goth day of June, 1919; and II appearing
from said verified petition filed with me
in my office that Molly Mccoy and
Laura Brown, who are by said petition
named and declared to be interested In
the probate Of said will. arc non-res1-
dents OF the State Of West Virginia, and
ii further appearing that there are Ger.
tain other persons. whose names ana
places OF residence are TO the petitioner
unknown. who are likewise Interested in
tho probate Of said will, and who are
non-residcnts Of the State or West VIZ
Rinia. il is therefore ordered that said
non-rcsidcnts and all unknown persons
interested In the probate OF said Will DO
appear in my office. at the Court House.
in the City Of Wheeling, in the County
OF Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
within ono month after the date OF the
first publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests in
said matter. The hearing Of the said
petition is set for the 18th day Of Au-
gust. 1919 at 10 o'clock a. m.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
JOHN II. WELLS
Clcry Of County Court.
JOHN +. ARBENZ,
Attorney. jy-l6-23-301au-6
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FUNERAL Of
DR.. HODGES
IMPRESSIVE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligenccr.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. July Is
DR.. Thomas Edward Hodges. former
president Of West Virginia University,
who died at his home in Morgantown,
early last Sunday morning. was buried
in Oak Grove cemetery in this city this
afternoon. Simplicity marked tho ser
vices. The Rev. DR.. A. NJ. Buchanan. or
Pittsburgh. former pastor of the First
Presbyterian church OF Mcrgan:own and
a lifelong friend of the dead educator. IN
delivering the eulogy, declared. 1T can
truly be said that prince and great
man has fallen in Israel today" The
services were in charge OF the Rev Or.
Edward A Knapp. pastor or the FIRST
Presbyterian church. OF which DIT.
Hodges was for fifteen years an elder.
At the request Of DR.. Hodges family
there was no music either at tie church
or at the grave, but the hymn Love
That Will Not Let Me Co." was read by
DR.. Buchanan.
The honorary pail bearers were Pres
ident Frank Butler Trotter. of West Viz
ginia University; DR.. Robert Allan Arm
strong and Professor Albert Jarrett
Hare, also of tho University. Joe l..
Keener w. NJ. Moorheac, A ], Wilhn-
son, Of Huntington: William Ellsworth
Glasscock and Joseph K Buchanan.
Tho Morgantown Masonic lodge or
which Dr.. Hodges was member. had
charge Of rttuaisIc services at tho
grave
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HENRY FORD CALLS
SOLDIERS MURDERERS

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. July Is
Henry Ford made many frank admis-
sions in the course OF his testimony TO-
day in his S1,oOOOoO libel suit against
tho Chicago Daily Tribune. Examna-
ton was ny Attorney Elliott G. Steven
son, representing the Tribune.
Mr.. Ford admitted ignorance OF his
tory and said that more than ever he
considered 1t bunk growing out Of ira
dition; nor had he any personal use for
music or other forms Of art.
He rcaffirmed his belief that profess
sional soldiers are murdercrs. nor would
he exempt General Pershing or General
Grant from this category. He said that
his present view is for the fullest pre-
parcdness unless there is league Of
nations, and that II the war Just con-
Guided in Europe does not result in such
a league, he favors another great war
without delay in order to clean up the
situation so thoroughly that universal
peace would be had,
~ accept full responsibility for H..
however" Mr.. Ford testified repeatedly
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Side TALKS : /
by Rart11 Cameron
ARE HINTS PERMISSIBLE?

might say that it would be better TO ask
them outright If they cared TO take you.
I am not so sure. There might be Ger
tain reasons why they would not ano
that fact would be sufficiently conveyeo
IL after discovering that you were soinb
IN they did not ask when. Wouldn
that be less awkward than obliging thcm
TO come out and tell you that 1t WASH
convenient to take you.
or course il Is not fair to drop such
hint and then TO feel resentful II II Is
not taken up. One should respect one
friends reasons even If they are not
Perhaps The Old Pig Doesn't Like Hints
Also limiting deliberately and repeat
cdly 10 force people into either doins
what YOU want or feeling uncomiorlaplG
is not pretty habit. For INSTANCE
heard a woman say Her husbands Office
is right on the line of the parade ana
hinted Just as hard as l could that We
didn't have any place to go, put Sne oio-
nj paw any attention. The old pig.
Maybe the old pig was one OF !nose
innumcrahlc people who don't IKE 10 DC
forcibly limited into doing anything ana
will stifren up in obstinacy when they
and anyone is trying 10 do that:
suspect il all boils down TO thls:
that the spirit in which a hint is mace
determines whether n hint Is disagree
able OF a permissible thing.
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Il hate hints. Id rather anyone asked
me for thing right out than TO hint
about il" is something OF Bromidiom:
We have all said il and heard 1t SAID
some dozens of times.
And yet, when you stop to think or
It. don't hints have their place in the
world?
What is a hint" 1t is "a remote al
fusion. Il suggestion or reminder without
a full declaration.
Well then are there never times when
q remote alluSion is permissible?
Why Should You Deprive Them or
PleaSure2
Suppose you live in the country. sup
pose you know that some friends. who
have a large machine are going to town
on a certain day. Suppose you are going
to town on that day and you think. in all
probability. they would be delighted TO
take ynI along only they do not know
that you are going UP that day. Is II
not permissible to mention casually. in
the course OF your general conversation.
something that you arc going TO do IN
town. II they want TO take you along
they will probably ask when yuu are
going. II they are generous people II
will probably give them pleasure to take
you. Why should you deprive yourself
and them by your fear Of hinting'
Sometimes A Remote Alluston Is Less
Awkward.
E or course the people who hate hints
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Funeral services for the late Mrs:
Mary A. Terrill, whose death occurred
at the family residence Egwood Mon
day evening, will be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home. Rov. J. n.
Potter, pastor Of the Vance Memorial
church, will conduct tho services and in
terment will be made in Greenwood Gem
etery.
90 years ago, but had resided in this
vicinity the greater part Of her life. She
was the widow OF the late George Ter
rill. Five sons and two daughters sur
vive: John W. Tcrrtll. of Eandergrift,
Pa; George -Terrill. Of Washington,
Pa; Walter n. Terrill. Of Homestead,
Pa; Albert A. Terrill. at home; and Will
bur A Terriu. Of Clarion. Pa Mrs. Car
re Krtes and Mrs R J. MckelVey. Two
sisters and one brother also survive:
Mrs. A E Hays, Of East st. Louis. ILL.,.
and Mrs. Carrie Benson. Of Edgwood and
Mr.. Florence Hopkins, OF this city.
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notice TO CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE.
City Of Renwood Marshall County, W.
Va. July s. 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until o'clock p. m. July 49,,
1919, for the tearing up and rclaying on
concrete, Of the brick paving on Jacob
and Marshall streets. in Benwood. W.
va. from 4Sth Street in Wheeling. w.
Va. to the block paving south Of the
subway" an approximate distance Of
$500 feet. But there is excepted from
this work. that portion OF the street
called the subway" which lies between
the west line Of Marshall street east Of
the B, G. o. r. r. and the east line Of
Jncob street west Of the r. r.. which
norton will be taken care OF by tho
Wheeling Traction Company. leaving a
total amount Of paving to be done by the
CITY. OF about $500 square yards.
draft or certified check for $500. 90
1.-TWO hundred dollars) shall be deposited
with each bid. made payable 10 the
treasurer of the City Of Benwood.
The Successful bidder will be required
To give bond for an amount equal to the
contract price.
Date set for the completion Of the
work. September ]. 1919.
P1an9 and Specifications are on file
in the Mayors office in Benwood, W.
Va
The City Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
J. FRANK BRANNEN,
jy-11-1+-16 Clerk OF Council.
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NEED MORE REVENUE

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Under ex-
isting conditions and with revenue they
are now receiving the electric railways
cannot continue to perform the func-
tions expected of them. John II. Pardce,
president Of the American Electric Rail-
way association. today told the federal
electric railways commission. The COM
mission was appointed by President Will
son 20 investigate the sltR8tion con-
fronting local transportation interests
throughout the country.
1T IS no longer Il question Of what
return shall be allowed to the owners
Of the railways" Mr.. Pardee said. 1T
Is question as to what service, II any.
shall be rendered to the public"
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MANY KILLED In
STRIKE DISORDERS

ROME. Monday, July 14.-(By IN"
Associated Press. )-Strik" disorders u"-
Cured at various places in Italy today.
At Lucera eight persons wcr" killed and
thirty wounded. Near Genoa two an
arrhists were killed.
The engagement with the anarchists.
which occurred at Scatri Ponent". four
miles west Of Genoa. also resulted in the
arrest Of four anarchists.
A general strike began at Gallant
Oetta, Sicily. The people there marched
through the streets crying 'vivc soviet"
and forced dealers in foodstuffs aid
other necessities to reduce their prices
80 per cent.
(Lucera lis an ancient town in south
ern Italy, west-northwest Of Foggia)
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GAS HEARING SET

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 15.-
Hearing has been set by the public SER
vice commission in the application OF
the Hope Natural Gas company to in
crease it's rates in the northern portion,
Of the state. for August 81. Tie petit
ton Of the Hope Natural Gas company
was filed soon after it received its last
increase in rates last January IL. and
protest filed ty the consumers was
overruled by the commission on March
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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the immense profits to be made from
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Write for particulars. Reliable agents
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KIwANIS MEETING

THE League of Nations" will be dis
cussed "a the Kiwanis club luncheon at
tho Mcclure hotel Thursday at noon. MT
c. Il. Taylor Is the speaker. George R.
Klein will he the silent booster for the
day. Jimmy Dyson will present the
attendance prize. .... ..
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! BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD.
IS Minutes to Answer This.
No. 1877.

Remembering that q square Is al
ways a rectangle. but that rectangle
is not always a square, how many vari-
Gus rectangles can be found in this dia-
gram Of Is squares?
There are two interesting rules Tor
solving problems Of this sort. The nrst
establishes the number Of squares and
the second gives the total number OF
rectangles.
While studying this diagram OF 10
squares, let Us work out second puz-
zle by testing our memories OF the OLD
magic square. How quickly can you
arrange the numbers to l6, in the 10
squares so that each OF the ten rows
vertical, horizontal and two diagonal
will total "a?
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CIARKSBURG, w. Va. July 15-Ben-
jarnin Greathouse, 81, member Of the
Doddridge county court, IS dead at his
home at New Milton. near Salem. He
succumbed yesterday TO typhoid fever
and heart disease. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Greathouse. Of New Milton.
his wife and several brothers survive
him. Mr.. Greathouse was one Of the
leading sheep and cattle raisers OF West
VIRGINIA
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Funeral services were held yesterday
at the late home No. 203 National road
for Audrey D.. six year old daughter of
Abner and Clara Corbin. whose death
occurred Monday following a brief i'll
ness of diptheria- Rev. w. II. Fields.
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
OBLIGATED and intermcnt was made in
Peninsula cemetery.
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Funeral services will be held at the
late home No. 1885 Wetzel street this
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the late Fred
Bramar. whose death occurred Monday
following a lingering Illness. Rev. Ul-
fert, pastor Of the St Johns Evangeli-
cal church. WIN. conduct the services and
internent will be made in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
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runncr 1.Anp OFFERED.

WASHINGTON. July l5.-Secretary
Lane has signed an order opening to
purchase and settlement the Yuma
Mesa. Arizona, auxiliary reclamation
proiect under which 1900 acres or land
said 10 be frostless, Immediately ara
made available. and through which
$4,000 acres will be brought
under irrigation. Bids will be accepted
In November for the sale Of tracts oy
the government. Arizona representa-
,.rcs in congress attended the cerc-
monies incident to the signing.
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jy-l 1-lt-1


Rayland. Ohio. August End. l D. M, :
provcments, 10 per cent cash balance
monthly: per cent less for cash. Buy
q home at your own price.
Good hand music. -.
ROSS STILWELL.
vita RAy1And. ohkA>
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FAIRRONT, ". Va, July l5.-w1l-
liam D. Courtney. 10. head OF a dry
goods concern which bears his name.
died at his home here today. He was a
native Of Chester. Pa. and came here
ten years ago from Cleveland.
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The habit of using the
classified through adver-
Using and reading and an
swering ads-solves prob
lens which would other
wise seem hopeless.
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OIL AND CAS- MEN
PACK HOTELS
ROOMS AT CITY HosTE LRI1S WERE
At A PREMIUM LAST
MIGHT.
Gas Associntion's weather Man Has
Ordered Natures Faucets Closed
for Today.
THE Oh nGATs PRAYER.

I(Breathed shortly after midnight
! Now l lay me down to sleep
! In rain, OF which we've had
| heap,
And ask in meekness and in sor'
| row.
| To plug" the clouds until to-
morrow.
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DIED

T111uI-on Monday, July II. 1919. At
700 o'clock p. m. At her late home:
No 81 Vista avenue. Edgwood. NARY
A., widow Of the late George ". TER
rill. aged 81 year months and dsys.
Funeral services this wednesday after:
to attend. Intcrment private Green
wood cemetery.
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m1L1oHs are suffering with rheuma-

nLLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
tism. Most important discovery Of tho
age. A herb that actually drives tho
tirely out of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys: Just
think Of the money making possibilities;
Representatives wanted. Sl.13 pound
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice, Calisor-
MIA HJ-Lo-tH
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ANSWER TO NO. 166
The line Of vowels is made to read:
Give a dog n bad name and hang him.
The line Of consona7ts Is made 10
read: "Perscvere we perfect men. ever
keep these prcccpts ten"
Copyright, 1919. BY Sam Loyd).
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Tho create, Inc necessity Tor saving
The greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want Ads.
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WANTEDAFcmaN

WAHT1D-Stenograp high school
graduate preferred. Give ago, expert
ence and salary expected. Address Box
331, City. 3y-lS-i
wANTHD-Giri for general housework.
No washing. Apply ]. Front. 1los
Main street. Jy-le-i
WAHx1D-Girl for general homework
Good wages: good home. Call Woods
dale 313. ty-lt-i
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WANTED-Agents

WAMTKD-Asents. Candy. Big nav.
Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac.
tories in your home. small room. any
where. We tell how and furnish every.
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
Men-Women. Candy Co., 1915 RansIead
St. Philadelphia. Pa jy.7.30:
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Farm Catalogue Free!

Don't forget to drop me a card and get
my Farm Catalogue. best selection of
farms U ever seen, and Money to loan
to help you buy a Home. Liberty Bonds
and Personal property taken on deals.
Write me today. II will pay you. wheth-
er L want farm now or not.
T. II. Masters, Agent Cambridge, Ohio.
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Lo6T-On Benwood car or on street be-
tween sth and 18th Sts., q soldiers
discharge certificate and other papers Of
value 10 owner only. Leave at Ameri.
car Legion. Rex Theatre Bldg. ty.l6-i
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WANTED-To Buy

wAMrHD-Farm 80 to 100 acres in Ohio
county, must be on high elevation.
State location, price. and Wnen possEIs
sion NAV be had, Farmer, care In:elli-
ecncer jy-16.t
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LoST-Blue poplin handbag containing
sum OF money. wetch and papers
showing name and address Of owner
Ger. jy-1G-i
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WANTED-MaA

WANT1D-Laborers and help. Apply
Steam Electric ompany. ty-lb-i
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FOR SALE
LOST and FOUND

xoEB-On Mozart hill Sunday evening.
shell trimmed glasseA Finder please
return to elNgencer. jy.lh.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
MURDER RICH FARMER

Scranton. Pa, Dec. 15.-Andrew
Gughcltz, a wealthy farmer living
at Equinunk, Wayne county. Was
| found Saturday in a pool Of blood
with his head nearly severed from
his body, the result Ct shotgun
wounds.
The murdered man was reported
to have had a large sum of money
IN his possession ard had pur-
chased safe in which to keep il.
The presence Of the safe in the
home is one reason which it is sup
posed led to taking the farmers
life.
] The inference is that he was hell
up. and refusing to give the comb
nation to the safe, was killc ;.
Gugholtz lived alone. Nei@hhors.
failing to see him stirring abort and
caring for his stock, made an invcs-
! tigation. They found his dead body
upon the floor and the safe blown
open All money and several pa
pers had been removed. The farm
cr was one of the best known resi-
! dents in Wayne county. He was =
veteran of the Civil War. and -
wears old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
AMERICANS TURNED TIDE
General Pershing Virtually Says
United States Troops Wen
the War

General Pershing, in his SPECIAL
report to Secretary Baker, on the
operations of the American Army
in FRANCE, says in effect, although
not in terms, that the American
Army won the war.
1t was this spirit of determine.
ton animating every American
soldier" says General Pershing, re-
scrring to the Meuse-Argonne bat
tie, "that made it impossible for the
enemy to maintain the struggle un-
til 1919"
twenty-five American and four
French divisions" says General
Pershing, chad engaged and deci-
sively beaten AZ divisions, represent
ing 25 per cent of the enemy's en-
tire divisional strength on the
western front Of the enemy di-
visions, 20 had been drawn from the
French front and one from the Brit
ish front Of the % American d.
visions. II had at various times dup
ing this period (Sept. 26 to Nov. II,
1879, been engaged on other fronts
than cur own. The First Army
had suffered a loss of about 1l7,0O0
in killed and wounded; it had cap
tured 10000 prisoners, SAT cannon,
5000 machine guns and large guam
titles of material"
With the American Army holding
the heights dominating Sedan, the
report said, and the German line of
communications definitely surround
ed, recognizing that nothing but
cessation of hostility could save his
armies from complete disaster, he
appealed for an immediate armis-
tice (Nov. g."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-15
BOY MURDERS TIRE DEALER
Wallace W. Mulcare Killed and Rob
bed in Washington Store

Wallace W. Mulcare Killed and Rob
bed in Washington Store
Wallace W. Mulcare, proprietor
of an automobile accessory shop at
1922 Fourteenth street northwest,
who lived in the Olympia Apart
ments, Fourteenth and Euclid Sts.,
Washington, was robbed and MUIR
dered in his place of business early
last night
Fcrty-fiva minutes later, at the
Union Station, Detective Armstrong
was shot three times when John
McHenry, 10, who is charged with
Mulcare's murder, resisted arrest.
Armstrong is in dying condition.
Immediately after McHcnry shot
Armstrong, while in the waiting
room of the Union Station. he was
arrested by Police Driver Robey be-
fore the panic stricken crowd real
lied what had happened, and rush
ed to headquarters, where he made
complete confession to Major
Raymond Pullman, superintendent Of
police. The murderer confessed
the crime and said he was hungry.