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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22
SALE CT STREET nRRovE"ET
BONDS.
Town OF woodsdals, Ohio County, West
ILL


The Undersigned Commissioners. ap-
pointed FOR the purpose by the Councli
Of the Town Of WOudSdalc, will, until
the Sth day of November. 1919, at i
o'clock, noon. receive sealed NluS LOT
the sale nf One Hundred Thousand Dol
pruvcmcnt Coupon Bonds of the Town
Of Woodsdalc. with aCcrucd interest.
said bonds being numbered from 10
100 inclusive. In the denomination OF
one Thousand Dollars s1.000.n0l each.
All OF said bonds, or any part Thereon;
are rcdccmable at the option OF council
ten QO) years from their date. and are
payable thirty-four go yeurs from
date, with interest at the rate OF five
per cent (5Tc) per annum, payable an
nually at the Dollar Savings Trust
Company. Wheeling. West Virginia, and
are dated November LIST. 1919.
Said bonds having been approved by
the Attorney general OF the STATE oil
West Virginia. as required by Chapter
obligation upon the town OF "oodsdale'
West Virginia.
Each bid shall hr accompanied by a
certified check equal to five (5co) per
cent Of the value Of the bonds bid por.
payable to tn" undersigned commits
SOncrs.
Tn" said commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids, and may
use the check accompanying bids as II E
Quidatrd damages for failure to comply
with the bid. If the same is accepted.
All bids shall be marked Bids for
WuOdSdale Bonds" and mailed 10 X; Is.
Naylor No 305 National Bank Build ng.
Wheeling. West Virginia.
GEORGE W. RARON,
OTTO SCHENk.
GEO A. LAUGHL1N.
"A Commissioners,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NOTICE.

NOTICE. i.
IN the District Court Of the Uo1eo
States for the northern DistFlcs "a
west virginia:
Albert NJ. Cooke,
Complainant
In Equity. No. Ill.
West Virginia Trac
ton & Electric Co.
Defendant.
On the 3rd of October. 1919. an order
in the above entitled cause was cntGtsad
by the District Court OF the C nj
States for the Northern District OF VS.
Virginia. which said order is In woru'
and figures as follows:
The above cause came on to be hcaru
this Sd day Of October. IVY, as "'tt a.
upon the bill of complaint or inc ~
York Trust Company. Trustee. hlcd d.
the equity cause of said trustee against
the West Virginia Traction d ElcctIie
Company and Joseph ID. Whlttehluie,
receiver, in the above entitled cause lh.s
day filed in open court; and the lcp
Of ]. d. Whittemore, receiver. tnls oay
filed in open court, and upon notloh ".
the compliments in said causes %niCn
were this day consolidated, IT is orocrCq'
adjudged and dccrced that these coilsolrr-
dated causes be referred to FRANK W, W..
Nesbitt, Master in Chanccry OF TINS
Court, Of Wheeling, West virginia 10
ascertain and report to this court inc
following, to-wit:
AL claims. whether by lien, 1udg.
ment or otherwise, against the west
Virginia Traction & Electric Company.
2-The amount OF said liens and tnclr
prioritics and the names OF the holders
thereof;
3.-The property and location Thereon
Of the West Virginia Traction d H'ec-
trio company;
ALI other matters deemed perth
ncnt to the matters herein referred 10
said Master, which the parties hereto or
any creditors may deem it advlsaple 10
prove.
Before proceeding here under said
Master shall publish notice containing
the contents Of this order OF reference,
fixing the time for proof OF said claims
and the other matters arising hereunder
and shall publish the same IN news
paper of general circulation in the CITY
OF Wheeling. Ohio county, West VIZ
ginia, and Morgantown, West virginia,
and shall in addition file copies or sald
printed notice with the trustee ut th - .mc
| different mortgages set out in inc rec
, ord in this cause. Said notice snail DO
| published once a week for four success
! sivc weeks i'll said newspapers.
Notice is hereby given that the unoer,
! signed, the Master in Chanccry named
! IN the said order. has fixed upon IhurS-
day. the 30th day of October 1919, De
| tween the hours OF 10 o'clock, 4. M, ana
4 o'clock y. H. as the time, and inc
! office of the undersigned nj Room lOlL
| Schmulbach Building. Wheeling. West
Virginia, as the place, at which the un,,
! dcrsigned will proceed 10 ascertain and
! report the several matters referred 10
! him under and by virtue of the terms
] Of tho said order. At said time anu
place the said Master will hear evidence
! respecting any of the foregoing matters
. referred to him by the said order. and
the said hearing will be continued from
! time To time. following the said 3Oth day
! of October. 1919.
FRANK w. NESBITT.
Master in Chancery.
lO-S. is, %. %.
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RICHARDBENNETTCOMING

Tho conflict Of the real with tho un-
real is the theme upon which Elmer X.
Rice has buildcd his new play For Tho
Defense" which will have its first per-
Torrance on any stage this week under
the management of John d. Williams
With Richard Bennett as the star. the
piece will come to the Court Theatre
for an engagement limited 10 one night
Tuesday. October IS.
Mr. Rice will hc remembered as the
author Of "On Trial" a play which in
trigucd thcatrcGocrs all over the
country His latest work aims 10 have
the same sense OF drama he so notably
put into his first play and it is brought
about through the conflict of c'rcum-
stantial evidence. The fact that John
n. Williams Will produce tho play is a
guarantee Of the attention to detail
playgocrs may expect in the perform
ancc. Ii is said that in the leading
role Richard Bennett has part III
which his fine talents will find full en-
preston. Mr.. Williams has surround
I'd his star with 4 notable company or
players. Seats ready Saturday.
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! THE THEATRES
my LADY FRIENDS"
IS SEASONS BEST
OFFERING AT COURT
CLIFTON Crawford Proves Real Star In
Intmitable Comedy.

Clever. inimitablc and original Is "My
Lady Friends" the delightful comedy
in which Clifton Crawford the skilful
comedian. made his first appearance here
last night for tho opening engagement
ut the Court theatre. The play will be
seen again tonight Too much cannot
be said for this production. which start
cd on its seasons career at Akron a
week ago. and has been seen at several
OF the smaller cities for a try-out before
opening in New York within in tho next
few weeks. Safe It Is 10 say that II Will
be great success. for Mr.. Crawford
has all the requirements Of Broadway
headlincr. The plot Is full OF interest,
absolutely novel and handled by an cX-
ccptionally capable cast.
II wouH be difficult to excel Craw-
lords portrayal Of the absolutely slamb-
like innocence OF James Smith. who has
no other method Of intention than to Gre
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Side; Talks !
w Rqfth Cameron /
WHAT MADE HER sPLEENY

disagrccablc characteristics far moro
often than we realize.
MILLIONS Of People would BE Changed:
I haven't a doubt that there are mil,
lions of people in the world, who: If you
could get at and do away with some
such physical malady in them. would
become absolutely different people.
As 1 have said before. believe that
a great many times; the whine in a child
could be found To have it's roots in de-
fectiyc adcnoids or tonsils. have known
several cases where child.s whole
manner and disposition seemed TO change
when he had his defective tonsils out.
Again. 1 know Of cases where the cor
rcction Of defective cycSlght mas put the
individual right with the world
They Need No encouragement.
Whenever | write something along
this line. I stop when reach the end or
il and sigh because realize the danger.
The thought that want to push home is
that on" can make n physical maladjust-
mcnt ones excuse for irritability and lack
Of self control and ambition. And pco-
pie who arc inclined to do this anyway.
don't need any encouragement. On tho
contrary.
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( BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. \
Z MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 25l.

Tommy had been asked the pcrplax-
ing query: IF five times six were 80.
what would tho half of 20 be-" Thu
other pupils solved the problem readily.
but Tommy could not see how n thing
that was not what they said it was had
anything to do with something else that
is not what they say it is.
Can you give him tn" answer
ANSWER TO NO. $50.
pcnnatc. Open, Penguin, Deepen,
Pcnnant Pending. Prnsivc. Pcntecost,
Pcnchant. Aspen. Penalty, P"nniless.
Copyright, 1919, by Sam Loyd)
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

XnLIoNS are suffering with rhenma-
tism. Most important discovery OF the
age. A herb that actually drives thu
tire!y out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneyI Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted $L11 pound
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid
-Rhcumatism Herb Co., Venice, Callfor-
Mn m1-1S.tt
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If YOU HAVE AN APARTMENT
TO RENT you have an advertising
problem Of the regular sOrt-to be
worked out in the regular way
That is the classified advertising
way. and through 1t a majority OF
the apartments are rented. 1t never
costs decentralization so little that
the expense hardly counts.
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An Appendix instead Of A Spleen

You know 7 never. used to like her
very we'll" she went on to explain read
lily. when she went round with our
crowd I al ways thought she was inclined
to he splcrny and dreadfully wrapped up
in herself and never ready TO do any
thing with the rest Of the girls. Well.
she came on to visit my cousin last
month and you never saw such change
in girl She is just as bright and
cheerful and jolly. and she never said
n word about her health all tho time.
And nv cousin says that she had nm op-
Grafton for appendicitis last year and
that she's hccn getting steadily better
over since. Do you suppose that could
have been the trouble all the mite?"
1 certainly supposed so.
And more than that. I suppose that
things Of that sort arc at the root or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-22

LoST-On Streets Of Wheeling. Fridge
port or Martins Ferry. Goodyear Cord
Tire 34X4. attached to E-44 Buick rim.
Liberal reward If found and returned
J. {. $. 424 Bennett St. Bridgeport. o.
O-ol-i
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beautifully dressed. and the famous
Palm Beach Bathing Girls arc the
latest addition To the Murray and Mack
league of beauties. Seats are now on
sale.
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-nark hay horse with whit. $40;
on head. near Rayland, q. Reward.
Write Henry Roberts. Il. F.. ID. 3. Ray
land. q. O-oo-I
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TO cure a Cold In One unu-

Tai. LAXATIVE EROMO QUININE
tT@hl"SJ II stops III" SDuch and
Headache and works of tho Cold. f.
W GROVES signature on each box soc.
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PHILIP u. DOLEN.
Order of Notice Thereon.

Northern District Of West Virginia. So:
TN this 2Uth day Of October. a. u
1919. on reading the foregoing petition,
IL is
ordered Ivy the Court that n hearing
be had upon tn" same on the Goth day
Of November, y. H.. 1919. before said
court At Wheeling. in said district. AT
ten O'Clock in In" forenoon: and that
notice thereof n" published in The Intel
liErnccr. a. newspaper printed in said
District. and That all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause, ii any they have. why the
prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted.
And 1t IS further ordered by the Court
that tn" rl"rk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed To them at
their places 0f residence rs stated
Witness lii" Honorable Aston c. DAY.
ton. Judge "f tn" said Court, and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dis
trirt on the 2o;h day Of October, 4. d..
1912.
Attest:
\. r. BARRETT. Clerk.
/. ). II. g.. y. II. W. Va.
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WANTED-Houses and Apta

wANTED-Immediat modern fur.
nished apartments-or home. in good
locality. References exchanged. Rob-
ert Montgomery. Windsor Hotel:
0-17-l
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Colds Cause Headaches ard Pains.

Fcvcrish Headaches and B"dy lftins
caused from cold are soon relieved ny
taking LAXATIVE BROMO QtlNlNE
Tablets. There is only ono "Bromo Qul-
nine" T.. w. GROVES signature on the
BOX. %0c.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States Of America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court In
and for said District.
In the matter Of Philip X: Boleu.
Bankrupt. No. SIG. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
To tho Honorable Aston G. Dayton
Judge of III" District Court of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia:
Phlltp *. Bolcn. OF laden City. in the
County of Wctzcl, and State Of WcSt
Virginia. in said District. respectfully
represents that on the 25th day uf Octo-
her. 1918. last past he was duly adjudged
Z bankrupt under the acts Of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements of SAID acts and OF
orders of the court touching his bank
ruptCy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may he
drCrccd by the Court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts prOvablc against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, cX-
Crpt such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 10th day Of October. \. D
1919.
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FOR SALE.
IDEAL LOCATION
sourH PENN STREET HonrEs

SOUTH PENN STREET HOMES.
Ono I rooms and bath. .....S4.0 900. 90
One Z rooms and bath. ..... 100000
One rooms, bath and gar
age for 2 cars. ;....:..... s.OsO.oO
One rooms. bath and gar
age ...........;....;...,. $4,000
One rooms, bath and gar
age for cars......... 100000
ALP good values. also several others
CHAS. +. PAUL CO.
COL Wheeling Bank q Trust Bldg.
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Il think perhaps I've misjudEed
Grace" friend said to me the other
day.
She is not one to suspect herself light
~ of misjudgments, so 1 was much in
tereSted.
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AUCTION HOUSE

We buy at fair market prices. new
and second hand household goods. or
any useful merchandise, that you will
sell. Or we will sell the same on com
mission for you, from our place OF bus
mess, at public auction. Money adVanc-
ed on goods pending sale Of same. Calls
and deliveries made evenings. where
preferred. M"rrhants-We buy job lots,
or one article. Address,
THE WALTER wrCKHAM
Auction House
Corner Trnth and West Chapline Sts.,
Phone 1921. Wheeling. W. Va All
business transactions confidential.
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80 A. for $4,000

Best bargain. Of season. Six room
house barn 30N40. Roofs slate and oak.
25a. bottom, 10a. timber. coal. and mine
opened. five COWS, brood sow horses.
l0a. corn. 10a. To hay. Ga. wheat. all
farm tools. for $4,000. Don't fail to see
this. Write for free catalogue. 400
farms fully described. H. IL Masters.
agent Cambridge. Ohio.
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DIED

sPooNER-On Monday. october goth,
1919, at 657 o'clock p. m, at Hunting
ton, w Va, SAMUEL SPOONER
SIR. intthc nth year Of his age.
Services from the Mendel Company
Chapel 1912 Chaplin9 street, Thurs.
day afternoon 2 o'clock. Friends In
vitcd. Intermcnt Peninsula cemetery.
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couNcE1MAN, Wn.LIAM HM1Y-

COUNCILMAN, WnL1AN 0A1x-
On Tuesday, Oct. Il, 1919. at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ, William Henry Council
man, son Of William and Helen Coun.
cclman, Of near Bethany. aged years
Funeral services from the home Of his
parents on Thursday, October -, at
100 p. m. Interment at West Alex
andcr.
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In the District Court Of tho Uniteo
States for the northern Dtstr1cs Oh
NeSt XirRiuia.
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How to Be Rid of
Dangerous Dandruff

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BAlLEY-coLvIN
Manchester Girl Bride Of Ardmore,
Pa. YOUNG Man.

WdpSHeSlST diTt 6TlIS OF ATuHlOTEf
Pa, Young Man.
The marriage Of Carl G. Bailey, of
Ardmore, Pa, and Miss Ethel l4l-
gene Colyin, OF Manchester, VT, took
place Saturday noon, June Z. at the
home OF Mrs. Hugh Dunlap of Water
ford, an aunt of the bride. Rev. JOS
eph c. Booth OF the Methodist church
Of Waterford ofIiciated, and only the
immediate relatives of the bride and
bridegroom were present, among
whom was Mrs Emma +. Bailey, OF
Ardmore, Pa, mother of the bride
groom. Harold Clifford, of Sharon
Hill, Pa, was best man and Miss
Kate Colyin of Troy, cousin of the
bride was her attendant. After the
wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey left for
the south on brief wedding tour.
The marriage is an interesting war
romance Of the Wateryliet arsenal.
In boyhood Mr.. Bailey frequently
spent his summers with his parents
ia Manchester, who We're acquainted
with Miss Colyin's father and mother
but the young people did not meet
then. Later in New York their work
brought them to adjacent buildings
but neither knew OF the others exis
tence. When Mr.. Bailey came to the
arsenal as assistant to Lit Col. Con
verse, he found Miss Colvin employed
in 1t Col Converse's office. TheiI
meeting IN war work speedily de
veloped into close friendship and
resulted in today's ceremony.
Mr.. Bailey besides being an engl
neer Of ability. is photographer o
exceptional skill. While in Water
vliet he took practically all the pic
lures of construction and also in
| dulged his fancy in amateur work
obtaining some of the finest pictures
of the arsenals surroundings eve
taken. He Is employed at the Bald
win Locomotive Works, in Philadel
phia, and will reside at Ardmore, Pa
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GENERAL STRIKE
Of TEL. WORKERS
STARTS MONDAY.
Unionized Employees Have
Orders from Headquarters
MILLION IN BACK PAY
Western Union to Reward Loyal Men
Union Labor Hears
New Plea
MILLION IN BACK PAY

Cleveland June "a nation
wide strike Of telephone workers., in
volving operators and maintenance,
construction and repairmen was cal
led today, effective next Monday
morning. according TO G. Sicl6man, lo-
cal Business Agent, and j. II. Groves
Financial Secretary OF the Electrical
Workers Union II was announced
that the orders had been received
from international headquarters at
Springfield, III.
Percy Thomas, International Deputy
Vice-President Of the Commercial
Telegraphers Union, declared last
night that "a resolution would be in
troduced at the Atlantic City conven-
ton of the American Federation of
Labor asking the nearly 100000
members Of organized labor TO pro-
test against any Of their income tax
payments being diverted by the Gov
ernment to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for use in fighting the
telegraphers strike, due TO start ma
tionally tomorrow morning at a. m.
lUt TthOlQtlou MAhtb Wiz VIC OhtA~
ed at the American Federation Of La
Dor meeting now in session at Allan
tic City" said Mr. Thomas, will,
in effect call upon all union men who
pay an income tax or other Federal
tax to file with their payments a
written protest against the diversion
OF any of their money to the West
fern Union Telegraph Company.
Other big Developments locally IN
the threatened strike were an announ-
cement by Joseph p Hayes, President
OF the Association OF Western Union
Employees, that the corporation had
decided % distribute 100000 in back
pay among its employees who remain
ed faithful, the setting of tomorrow
afternoon as the time for the Inter
national Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers 265,00O strong. to begin
their strike vote in support of the
operators, and the statement OF New
comb Carlton, President of the West
ern Union, that the strike would fail