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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-23
REFUSES TO WITHDRAW TROOPS

fused request of Mayor Hyland of New York. to with
draw troops from the waterfront sent there to replace
striking ongshoremen that many transports may be
unloaded The troops will their regular uniforms,
but will be covered by overalls.
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EMPLOYERS GROUP STILL IN CONFERENCE
Washington, Oct 20.-Employers in the national in
dustra conference still in the question of
collective bargaining, shortly before today.
Secretary Lane therefore adjourned the mornings
meeting of the conference which assembled at II a. M
since only the public and labor groups present The
session lasted only five minutes The conference was to
convene at 23o m when vote was to be taken on COL
almost continuously since Friday The public and la
Dor groups are ready to vote on collective bargaining
employers group will defeat it. Labor members say they
will quit the conference if this Collective bargain
ing they declare must be conceded right of organized
labor if the conference is go Members of the pub
lie group farng break today making an unusual
effort to hold the conference in session. The opening of
the morning session Of the conference was delayed
ing During this delay, Judge Gary Chairman Lane and
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor
held long conference which began when they nfor
may in the hallway. Fearing complete break up of the
conference by disagreement John Spargo and other
bers of the public group planned to keep the conference
session by motion to lay the table all matters before
conference They plan to introduce this motion
vote is taken collective bargaining, Sparto said
This will give the conference fresh start.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-23

washington oct. Zl-lnfOrnatlOn is conveyed to the
president directly by Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Grayson who
talk with him and read to him. said at the executive
mansion today. Secretary Tumuty today requested
to othe White House. He did not know whether he
would the president personally He conferred last
night with Secretary Lane who is chairman of the indus
trial conference Bernard Baruch and John Chadbue Of
the central committee Of IT, President Wilson DESIRES it
was beieved to have information about the confer
ence Hitchcock in his letter to President Wilson made
optimistic report according to what given out the
White House. This it was said, greatly cheered him.
v1sC0UNTEss LIKELY TO SUCCEED HUSBAND
London, Oct. 21-The Viscountess Astor may
succeed her husband the house of commons it learn
ed The elevation of Waldorf Aston to the peerage thru
the death of his father Vscount Asto has created
cancy necessitatng election According to reliable
ports conservatives urging the vscouness to become
candidate: The viscountess was formerly Vancy Long
horne OF Virginia. sister of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
She was married to Waldorf Astor in 1906.
PRESIDENTS HEALTH RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Washington, Oct 20 1.-THE presidents digestive dis
turbances have subsidized almost completely said state
ment issued by his physicians at II rs after thor
oughy good night, he is comfortable tonight the bue
tin continued The statement signed by Drs Grayson
Russn and Stitt.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-23

so PER CENT INCREASE IN STEEL STRIKERS
Chicago Oct 2O-The number of steel strikers has in
creased so per cent since the walked out five weeks
John Fitzpatrick declared in appeal for funds He
urged organized labor to to the aid Of hungry wives
and children of the strikers"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-23

Washington, Oct. ADMINISTRATION of charges that
employees Of the federal trade commission engaged
socastc propaganda called for in resolution intro
duced by Senator Watson Of Indiana today.
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and dancing. At late hour a dcliciou
luncheon was served
McMechen Personals.

Miss Hilda Shrivcr spent yesterday in
Wheeling visiting relatives and friends.
Charles Young spent yesterday IN
Moundsrille on business.
Charles Weiss. Of Wheeling. was q
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Lash, who has been Ill at
her homo for some time, is now able tn
be out aaEin.
Harry HigSs, Of this city. spent the
day in Wheeling on business.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Johns Is III at her home on Car
field street.
Misses Mary Morris and Margaret
Snodgrass left today for Bethany where
they will attend the commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gatewood left today for
Buchannpn where they viii attend the
Wesleyan commencement
Miss Helen Harris is now home after
a brief visit with her aunt at Claysville.
Nj. and Mrs. G. w. Lewis and son
Robert. of Morgantown. arc visiting rel
auves in this city.
Miss Eileen Stantz. Of MorEantown. IS
visiting friends and relatives in this
city. 80
c. r. Wilson. OF Flushing. Ohio is
spending several days IN this city on
business
Miss Flora Jackson Ia on the road to
recovery after several days Illness
Charles Weiss OF Wheeling. spent yes
terday in this city on business.
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KroundsyilIe RrteIR,

John Bennett. who has been overseas
, for many months has received his lis
! charge and has arrived home. his par
cnts now reside in Fulton.
Mrs. II. II. Miller has returned to f"i
homo in Woodland after a visit with
| friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Scditz has gone to Pitts
hurch TO spend few days with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball Manning have
returned TO their homo in Wheeling
after visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Price and GRANDDAUGHTER
Of Cl,rkshurE. have returned home after
visit with Ralph Venus OF Fourth
street.
T. A. Carothcrs. who has been en-
Plnyrd at Youngstown for the past year.
has purchased a homo there and is pre-
pairing 10 move his family to that place.
Lieutenant Mclvill" Stewart has To-
ccivcd 4 fftcen-day furlouEh after sfrr :
ice overseas and has returned To his
homo in Glendale he was met at Pitts
burgh by his wife.
Tho local A. q. /. W. lodge held n
busy meeting nj thor hall on Jefferson
avenue last evening.
Mrs. r. f. Nelson. Of Fourth street.
will leave "Wednesday for Rosbys Rock
where she VIII spend a few days with
Mrs George nakan.
Claude &. Hnnar has arrived homo
from Camp Leo. having received his
discharge from service.
Herbert Hull is home from overseas.
He was mustered out from Camp Leo.
Charles Gallagher will leave the lat
tor part of the week for Terra Alta.
and from there will so into Virginia on
an extended business trip,
Mrs George Z Bryson. Of Grant avc-
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The first military funeral that was
ever held in this city will be conducted
this morning at the homo OF w. II. Ped.
no Fourth street over the remains OF
Private William 2. Fox. who passed
passed away at New York hospital Fri
day death being due 20 wounds received
when with tn" American E.Xpcdtionary
Forces in France. Requiem high mass
will be celebrated at tn" ST. James
church Of this city. after which tina
remains will be shipped TO Cameron for
burial.
The body was accompanied from New
York by a number OF former comrades
Following the funeral at tn" HON" the
BODY will be escorted TO III" church
where military funeral high mass will
be celebrated. All men OF this city who
have been in service will meet a. Sixth
street at seven O'Clock 70 attend IN" scr
vices. Military services VIII b" held at
the cemetery and taps will be sounded
over the grave.
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Harry Brazrnen Roma

Harry Branncn, brother Of Frank
Rranncn the city clerk Of Bcnwood ar
rived in this city with the 31+th Sunday
at noon. He is looking we'll. although
a little lighter than before entering The
service. and is also feeling better.
Brannen left this city with the nrSt
draft. The contingent included three
local boys one Of whS9n Tom Butler
made tho supreme sacrifice TO his
country. The other boy was William
Scully.
Harry Brennan was in tho ST. MlheA
and Argonn" drive and is wearing two
bronze stars to designate that fact
He was a frst class cook with Battery
4 Of the 3I4th and received his training
at Camn Lee.
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Shooting Scrapo

Mike Tcncnlich appeared before
Squire Riedcl yesterday afternoon
charged with frlonious shooting with
intent to kill Nike WuCiCa Sunday
evening and for pistol totinE. The case
was carried over until June %. after
Ccncelich put up 800 bond
VcnCci!ch'S dcf"ns" Is that HUcfca
was making slurring remarks about the
United States and as ne is just dis
charged soldier being wounded twice
in action. would not stand for This. SO
in answer to Wucica's remarks ho pull
ed out his revolver and gave a shooting
exhibition.
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Conference Held.

Last evening tn" third quarterly con-
ference Of III" calvary Methodist EriS-
Cupal church was held IN tn" church
parlurS. The quarter has been very
successful on" and the reports were
very satisfactory. Rev. C. i. Anderson
dist rct superintendent. was present md
conducted tn" meeting. Considerable
business was disposed Of.
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Rev. Father n J. Coshtan left last
night for New York to sail for Ireland.
TIL" local Catholic church will b. in
charge Of Rev Fatpar Hnifacc. OF
Wheeling. during Rev. C"rhan'$ nh-
scncc Of two months. Roy. Coghlars
home is in Tippcrary and h" has not
visited there for several years.
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uaIlev MAKES rnterestinp ralk.

Last evening at the First Church Of
God the Christian Endeavor Society held
its weekly meeting, Following brief
business session an interesting talk Was
made by Charles DALEY. who has just re-
turned homo" Daley was connected with
the 314th and he spoke mostly upon
his experiences while overseas. \ large
crowd took this opportunity to hear
DALEY sneak.
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Finance Committee Meet.

The Finance Committee OF the City
OF BNnwood held their regular meeting
last evening in the city building TO
check up tho city pay roll
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CONTROL OF STREETS
AGREEMENT DESCRIBED

When council meets tonight IT will
be asked by the county to close all de-
tails with reference TO an agreement as
TO control Of streets designated by the
state legislature, as part Of the old Ma.
tional road. The late city council
adopted and signed an agreement. but
further understanding must be lad as
10 control Of the road. franchises and
rentals therefore.
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Ladies' Aid Society.

District No. OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the First NJ F. church will meet
this evening at the hom" of Mrs. Lesley
Slgler on Grant avenue. \ delightful
evening will be spent in various diver
sions. At a late hour 4 tempting lunch
con will be served.
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nreen Esther circle.

Tho Queen Esther 'frci" Of the FIRST
VI. f.. church will hold n meeting TINS
evening in the home Of Miss Beulah
Hobbs Mt the corner Of Sixth street and
Baker avenue. \ number Of important
matters Will come upp. including tho
annual election Of offccrs and all mem
hers arc asked 10 be present.
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Notices I9Sued.

Notices have been issued by County
Superintendent Of Schools II. + Carrni-
chrl. to the district school boards OF the
county calling attention TO the meeting
Of the boards to be held here "Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock. Addresses by
state Supervisor Of Rural Schools L. J.
HanIfan and Senator blessing Gwtft be
made explaining the now school code
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Picnic Tune la.

Wednesday. June 18th has been select
ed hv Rev. f.. NJ Schoenen as the date
for the annual school picnic At the st.
Johns ParochiaI school at Wheeling
park. Special cars will convey tho kid
dies TO the beautiful resort ont the pike
on the date mentioned. where the day
will be passed amid games and the in
Vulnerable pleasure Of the park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
BENWOOD
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
GRADUATE FIVE

This evening the pupils OF the st.
Johns parochial school VIII render an
interesting program. when tho annual
commencement exercises for the class
Of 10 will ho held.
The graduates are: John Scarnechta,
Vincent Hahn. John Nakaska- Miss
Anna Koxarick and Miss Augusta Hall
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To Convention.

Several local people will attend the
national meeting Of ShrincrS to be held
IN Indianapolis. Ind. Thursday and Fri
day Of this week. Mr.. and Mrs Il. T.
Beer and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Beer and
byron Henderson left yesterday morning
In the Beer machine to attend the con-
vcntion Other local people will leave
this week for tho big event.
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Hold Meetings Monthly.

In acC0rdanc" with the usuHi custom
the Moundsvil" lodge of ElKs has diS-
continued weekly meetings. There will
b. n meeting hcld on tho first Friday OF
each month during the summer. Next
fall. with tho advent Of cool weather, inc
McrkiY meetings will be resumed.
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Rehearsal Tonight.

This evening rehearsal Of the mon
chorus Ia render n number Of selections
in connection with IN" program for Elks
flag day. will h" held in the Flks hall.
Wallace H. smith is director OF tho
chorus and there Will be about % mem
h"rs. Another rehearsal will be held IN
Friday evening. Flag day will be OBJ
served next Sunday afternoon on tho
court house lawn.
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Pleasant Affair,

Members of the Standard Bearers or
tho First VI. T. church were pleasantly
entertained last evening by Miss Mary
Eardan at her home on Third street
Following the business the EuEests "cr"
entertained with music and games ana
later 4 dainty luncheon was served ny
the hostess. Many friends and members
were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS
VIII Close Road Monday.

Next Monday morning IN" Narrows
road will be closed TO travel and Will
remain closed until construction work
on the highway is finished. The order
was issued by County Engineer S. Howe
Iunar yesterday. Tho htu"knd" Will be
established at the north end "f Glen
doI" and the Riley Hi road N Nc
u chen.
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Busy Meeting Today.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Marshall County Medical Society will be
held this afternoon in the court house,
and II will be busy event A report
viii be made by the committee on by
laws and the delegates TO the state con-
Venuon in Clarksburg will mako re-
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Mrs. Maud Murphy will entertain the
members Of the Loyal Daughters class
Of the First Christian church this even
ing at her home on Marshall street. \
delightful evening OF various diversions
has been planned and all members are
urged 10 be present. At n scasonaol
hour a dainty luncheon will be served.
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Rsttlewell Arrives Home.

Albert KcttlewNIl. a popular young lad
Of this city, who has been in the Scrrlc"
for the past is months. arrived home
yesterday after receiving his honorable
. discharge. He enlisted in tho service
shortly after the war was declared and
was sent to Camp Sherman. From there
he was seUt over seas where nc took an
active part in the war. He is we'll
known in this city and his many friends
are glad to see hEn in this city again
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Received Many Souvenirs.

Squire Riddle yesterday afternoon re-
cciycd three boxes OF souvenirs from
his son Herman who Is now in France
Tho boxes contained various kinds OF
brass shells and bullets for small fire.
arms. also many other numerous treas
ures. Herman said that h" expects to
get back in this country not later than
Juno 90
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councd1 Meets Tonight.

Tho members Of the city council VIII
hold their regular meeting this evening
in tho Council Chambers in tho city
building Several matters OF import
ance will be discussed and 1t is request
ed that all members he present
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Charge Auto Theft

! Fred Cas'il"w. OF MrMcChrn, is ut
under $1,000 bond to face hearing be-
for" SPUR" f.. NJ. Lewis Of th.S city
ncxt Monday morning ut O'clock on
the charge Of stealing an automobile.
The car said TO have been Stol"I, is
owned by Fred OScr. Of NcMCChcn.
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Discussed Road Matters.

At session Of county court held yes
to-day road matters wrr" discussed. TIL"
commissioners checked up the affairs
of the county now in their hands. II
was a busy session
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associated in an official capacity with
the Bcrtram Coal company Mr. Worls
is an expert bookkecper. For several
years he was city clerk. Later he was
n police officer and became motorcycle
cop six years ago Worls Is one Of the
most popular men in the police depart
mcnt and his separation from that
branch OF the public service causes Keen
regret, He goes to a higher calling and
takes to GAINESVILLE with him the good
wishes of HOSTS Of friends.
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Knights Of Rythlas Iscdge.

The/Knights OF Tythtas hodge No. IA
viii meet this evening in the h Of P
hall on Marshall street. Tho evening
will be spent in discussing business mat
tiers OF Importance, and there win be a
large class up for initiation. At a late
hour smoker will be enjoyed.
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Entertained Last Evening.

Mrs. Taught entertained the members
Of the Loyal WomanS Class OF the First
Christian church last evening at her
- home OF Caldwell street. TIL" evening
NaS spent in games. music and CONVEX
sation. At n late hour IN" guests were
served a delicious luncheon.
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Notice 30 Public

have purchased the Red Star Grocery
Co. store, located at 41S Main St Rem
wood, and trust | will BE- favored with
tho patronage Of all my old friends
Customers indebted to the Rcd Star
Grocery Cottonwood store-will please
Lay their accounts 10 me.
je-9-h JOHN E BEBEE
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nue.. spent yesterday in Wheeling with
friends and relatives.
Master James Love of Grafton is Wis
ting his uncic. II. &. Love and family,
OF Fourth street
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Official BOARD Net

The official board OF the First VI. f.
church met last evening in the auditor
iurn OF the church, The evening was
spent in discussing number OF busi-
ness matters ~ Importance. The meet
ing was we'll attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Library Board Met.

Tho library board Of IN" public library
held a meeting at headquarters on JEFF
t"rson avenue last evening and took up
some interesting business matters. Plans
for conducting the library under the
city taxation system were furthcrcd.
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port. Applications for membership will
be acted upon. DR.. W. J. Blake, OF Ben
wood. will present a paper on "Excep-
tional Ncphrtis" and Dr. @. +. Covert
Of this city. will read a paper on Surg
rry of the Chest"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Bemwood Briefs.

Sergeant Charles Daily OF Battery +
Of the 3l4th has arrived HON" after re-
ceiving his honorable discharge from
the service.
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entertained friends.

Miss Clara YandcrS entertained a
group Of hcr friend last evening az her
home on Grant avenue. The chief diver
sions Of the evening were games. music
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WALTER WORKS TO MOVE
TO GAINESVILLE, O.

walter Worls, WhcclinE's first motor
cycle cop. resigned yesterday and will
move to GAINESVILLE. where he will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Making Repairs.

The Wheeling Traction company had
a gang Of men making repairs along the
street car tracks Of North Marshall.
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McMECHEN


MrA Al Jennings proved a charming
hostess 10 the members OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society OF the First NJ.
2. Church last evening at her home on
Marshall street Following the brief
business session the remainder Of the ev-
ening was spent in q social way. AT a
late hour tho guests were served with
delicious refreshments The meeting
was largely attended.
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Many a man has been ruined by too
much prosperity--but 1t must be rs
pleasant as dying under an anacsthct!c.
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The Shoe Hospital. Wheeling's big
gest and best shoe repair factory, lo4s
Main street
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Tho Shoe Hospital. Eheefings otS-
gest and best shoe repair factory. 1o45
Matn-Streef
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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JUST BEEN MARRIED OR IF YOU STAND UP0l
THRESHOLD OF THIS IMPORTANT EVENT-LOOk WELL NIO IaO
GRADIENTS THAT MAKE FOR COMFORTABLE AND HAPPY HON
THIS STORE YOU WILL FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN GESAT AbON
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ALL PLAIN FIGURE PRICES HERE AND ALL SlEJECI ~ A ~
CASH DISCONTINUE ALSO OFFER Dl4NFltl REPU
AND CONVENIENT METHOD OF EASY THAT WILL HELP
YOUR HOME A POSSIBILITY.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-07-29
PROSPECTORS NEEDED.

The suggestion of J. E. Barrett of Mccarthy that Alaska needs pros pectors worse than anything else just now is absolutely true, believes the Alaska Daily Empire. The lack of prospectors is responsible in large measure, says the Juneau paper, for the slowing down in mining develop ment and promotions. This fact is recognized in the Interior, and re gently the Fairbanks chapter of the American Mining congress started a movement to secure aid for pros pectors from the federal govern ment. MT. Collins introduced a memorial urging Congress to appro- priate S400,0G0 to create fund for that purpose, and it was passed by both houses of the Alaska legis. lature. Every encouragement should be given to induce prospectors to resume the occupation of securing the hills and valleys of Alaska fo. mineral wealth.
 There is not a mining camp ir Alaska that is not the result of the toil of prospectors, and more pros pectors would without doubt result in more mining camps, more towns more business, and more develop ment in all lines. .::