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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
OhioVaIley News
JURY DRAWN FOR The
TRIAL OF MlLAN0V|CH

STEUBESVILLE O.. Dec. l9.--The
first degree murder trial OF Mele Milan
ovich, wealthy Serbian. who Shot ana
killed Dragich Karamarkovich. Serbian
store keeper here several weeks ago. has
been set 10. Monday. January 18th The
jury was drawn yesterday rs follows
c. H Barthold. George Bender. A. f.
Bernier. E T. Cashier. Neale Dunn. '.
e. Kelly. E C. Linehan, Robert McCand-
less, Charles Mc1eish. Norman Mcken-
Eie, z. E Martin. B. L. Sharp. William
Vaughn. all Of Stcubenville: David Car
penter. Rayland: John Ford. Blooming
dale; Joseph Francis. Smithfeld: r NJ,
Francis. Adena: Newton Gilchrist. Bril-
liant: James Goodlin. Toronto: Henry
Hammond, Smithfield: \. J. hcCune.
Brilliant; W. A. McNary. Bloomfield; J.
c. Miller, Amsterdam: John Patton
Berrholz: Charles PleiSs. Aingo juno
ton; Thomas Purviance. Smithfield;
William Randolph. r. ?. SteuoenVhie:
Charles Reincholz. Smithtield; Charles
Scott. R +. D. Steubenville: W. B. STRAIT
ton. Toronto; Thomas Speedy. Broad
acre; A. L. Sutherland. Weems: William
sweeney, Amsterdam: I. S. Vail. Smith
held: John l. Welday. Smithfeld. the
grand Jury and the petit jury for the
January term OF court commencing on
Monday. January 5th. were also drawn.
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Newell

NEWELL. W. Va. Dec. i - Police
authorities in Newell. Chester and East
Liverpool tonight were cooperating in
~1he search for three thugs who held up
Otto Newlen, pottery worker. in an alley
back Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church here Thursday. Returning from
East Liverpool on the last trolley car.
Sewlen alishted on Washington street
and was walking toward his home when
The highwaymen stepped out OF the
darkness and commanded him TO throw
mp his hands at the same time cover
sng' him with a revolver. The robbers
too, $23 dollars in money. valuable
'stickpin and 4 gold watch from Newlen
when he protested against the theft OF
ehe watch. saying II was the property
pf- his father, the thugs returned il
They also attempted to remove ring
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CHESTER

o,r,crDR w. Va, Dec. 1s.--As re-
-. - permission given by ri KEY
$50 Donahuc, Of Wheeling, MID
80 mass will be celebrated at Ihe
Sarrsd Heart Catholic church mere
r-.-ist-nas eve. Rev. Thomas CARNEY
- E,as, Liverpool. O., will be ceie AM
~ E-ad Buchanan. OF "eIIsF!He' d.
r,h.1e,n and Raymond OGrady' also
- weusyillc. a. master Oh Ger
% and O'Grady are theological
students. oss r.rIovrs az
s.a mo frs. OF / series or HiHtatioil
n,antjnrs. at which Pennova Ioose Oh
East liverpool, o.. WIS host InuFSu"S
evening. .,o- q, mo
rr-st Presbyterian church. East Liver
nool O.. officiated At the funera4 ser
yices over the body or MIS-. Aho,nNS -
$50 who died Wednesday. at the late
-. +bis afternoon. Burial was
made in Riverview cemetery East H''
erpool. .or,,;,ed ,hs
,,naI Eancyworil Club at her home IN
CalirornIa avenue. last evening" Inc
&c. vas the clubs Christmas party.
pav J. T. Ridglcy. Of lrondale' o.
offir;a,ed at the funeral services over
the hody of A. W. Goodlin. held al Ne"
Cumberland yesterday. Burial was
made in the cemetery at Toronto Ohio
Mrs. W. c. Lynch was hostess yeSter-
day afternoon to the members or the
Woran's Guild OF ST. Matthew'S Epis'
Pey. Paul J. Reynolds, who has been
3, Vow York state for tn" past several
weeks, will occupy the pulpit OF the
First United Presbyterian church sun
day% Rev. Reynolds resignation as pas
tor becomes effective Dec. 81.
4 class OF candidates was initiated
las, night by the Chester chapter Of the
order OF Eastern Star. Following the
business session. 4 social hour was en-
lied. Refreshments were served.
In honor OF her birthday anniversary
Miss Margaret johnson entertained Il
number OF friends AZ h"r home last
evening" Games and music were the
diversions. Luncheon was served.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBCRG. Dec. 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Hill entertained a number Of their
friends on Wednesday evening at Their
comfortable home on Franklin avenue
In honor Of their daughter, Mrs. William
Heinzroth OF Buffalo. y. Y. who is
spending the holidays at the home OF
her parents. During the evening games
music and dancing furnished the amus"-
ment until an appropriate hour. when
delightful refreshments were served.
Mr., and Mrs George Buchanan. Mr.
ard Mrs. J. =. Mcndcll. Mr.. and Mrs. ).
C.. Wells. Misses arceline and Veronica
Barth, Katherine Reid and Professor L.
I. Marcum were in Wheeling Thursday
e:cning to see Listen LcStc'. at tic
Court theatre.
Charles Myers met w,,h painful ac-
c:dcnt Wednesday while at work at
Beech Bottom The injury Will m
capscitatc Mr. Myers FOR several days.
Mrs. Bernard O'Ncll. formerly MISS
Edna Sewers. has returned 70 her HON
in Midland. Pa. after visit with
friends rcdc.
The Union Sunday school at stop A
on the Wheeling Traction line. will
rold their Christmas entertainment sun
day evening.
Mrs. s. c. johnson. Of Pittsburgh. PA
is a guest at the home Of Mrs. S. c.
BIankensop, Of Yankee street.
Five new members were initiated II
the Loyal Order OF Moose on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Harry Porter and son OF Pitts
burgh, and Miss Bess Dorsy. of New
York. have returned home after a visit
at tho home Of Mrs. Charles Burlen.
Mrs. Gilbert Follansbee OF Follans-
bee w. Va. was a visitor in Wellsourg
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ {. Anderson is spendtpg a
few days with her daughter. Mrs. G.
S. Wells. OF Cambridge. Md.
Prof. E. L. Macrum has departed TO-
his homo in Illinois TO spend the holi-
days with his parents.
Prof. Z. A. Eaton. commercial teacher
at the local high school. who has been
= confined to his room with illness fol
several days. has recovered and left Oh
Friday for Wheeling. where he viii
spend tho holidays.
Mike Moria-lty and sisters. Misses
Katherine and Regina have returned "a
their home in this city after attending
- he funeral Of their brother. 7. A. Nor
tartty, who expired a few days ago in
"a Detroit hospital
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handsome district high school ouiioins
for some tim" bat seems 70 De inc on,s
course in wh.ch TO secure
location .,od
' MAYOR Charles Berry has returned
+ro,o charleston where ne attended
meeting on December &c for the pur'
noss or obtaining more cf!rctual coop
Grafton concerning the high cost OF Nv
inr. The mayor was delegated TO at'cilu
mi. meeting on motion OF the city co""
ell Mt its last regular meeting. g..
Tho congregation Of the Metnou's'
Episcopal church gave reception III
the church in honor of Rev. j. A. b'4i
ings. the new pastor and his WIG i"',
vns the first opportunity many hau
for meeting Mrs. Billings. A congchia'
evening was enjoyed by all
DR.. Leo Nuth Is reported Improving
nicely; at his home on Main street al''
ten days ilness- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barr who nave
resided on Virginia avenue for SON
time past. arc moving {" StcunehEi'''
Mr. Rarr is n chemist in the Follansoee
mills.
NJ Postlewn!t, OF Wheeling, was in
,pc citv for tho purpose Of organizing
, local in the Modern Woodmcn ol Inc
Woyld.
" n SILL formerly OF IN" Bethany
college faculty, hut now in "tArt" 81
IN. InRrllr Iron Works is now /" en-
caro to purchase ninety head "i catlV
10 feed cut on IN" farm.
Several children ct Mrs. Thomas An
derson Of Allegheny street. VIII" have
becn III with diphthcria are reported
improving
Fred Edwards was S'"ub"hVlHe
business visitor yesterday
Mrs. George Jones. Of B"lla'r' was
tho guest of FollanHh"" friends Tor q
few days.
Christmas shoppers Ia S'"ubchviI'c
and N.hcciiu,; ar" numerous th"$" days
Mr. and Mrs. Dave T.. Evans ana ram
ilv have moved to StCuh"nVll".
Mrs. Geo. Park. Mrs. Ed Duni"HH
and Mrs j. NJ I.owcry were recent
Wheeling shoppers.
Tn" men and w"m"n's '|'H!" classes
If tn" VI. T.. church az" having rivalry
at singing at Epw"rth l"aEu" meetings
each sabbath evening.
According 10 nnn"In'"rn-n; 80 OF
nccrs Of the Christian church III" par.
Sonagn on NcviIl" STR, wl!l Il" used
on Sundays as IN annex l"r Ia" hihl'
school for the Ruo%t"r- ana 'luSil"i'
classes and will hc used "n week days
: for community purposes. Reading
rooms with writing materials and latest
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from Newlens finger but failed. "heh
Newleu reached home he notified JUSTICE
J.. Ferguson OF the hold-up. ferguson
then notified police HC'h"ritt"s In sur
rounding towns.
Announcement WAS mad" her" No""S
of the marriage OF Miss Edna Murray
and Rufus Wilmington. both OF Newell
The ceremony was performed THURSDAY
by Rev. Grant Ward. pastor Of the flrS'
Christian church OF Chester. Tho price
groom is employed ut the Homer LauEh-
lin China company plant. MT. ana NFs'
Wilmington will reside in Newell.
Miss Carrie Newell is seriously Ill.
Charles w. Parker Of Cleveland was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Charles Stevens has accepted posi-
ton as conductor on the Newell street
car line.
Miss Virginia Lawrence. daughter OF
+. B. Lawrence. has recovered from an
attack OF scarlet fever.
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FOLLANSBEE


FOILANSBEE. w Va. Dec. 19.-The
T.aT4ellc Iron Works company which
owns a tract OF land on tho northern
boundary Of Folansbee asks $4,000 an
acre for the land and condemnation
proceedings to secur" four or five acres
for the new Cross Creek District Gen.
tralized High school building will he
Instituted by Prosecuting Attorney K.
L. Ramsey. The school board recent
~ made an offer OF $4,000 per acr" for
the site, which laws between Mark ave-
nue and what is known rs IN" brick
home" belonging to the LaBclle com
PAM. The IaRelle Iron Works com
nsrv has flatly refused the offer OF
$1,000 per acre or ANYTHING nra rthtt
figure claiming they have mad" plans
10 erect ii group OF fine residences for
officials OF their company. This pro-
ceeding will delay the erection Of th"
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Bill Passes.

. 4 bin rotating 10 alternating aud d.
rest current for coal mines and pro-
lection for yentllat:ng fans used in
mines. which WAS introduced in the ONO
Legislature by Representative Harry
Carpenter Of Jrttc Escn county. has
passed both houses IN bill was APP
proved ely both miners and 'perators
and was the outGrpwth Of the recent
disaster N the Amsterdam mines where
a fan caught fire. resulting in the death
~ ~ minors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
ST. MARYS

Mrs.. DiCl; Hump died Tuesday. De-
ccmb"r l6. Ut Rinards Mills. Ohio. Mt
the home OF her mother Of tuberculosis.
Funeral services were held Thursday.
Tho members Of the hoard of trade
held an interesting rn""tirT. IN tho di-
rcCtors' room 90 Ia" First National Bank
Wednesday evening. About thirty mCrT-
bers were present. and plans were d:*-
CuSScd for promoting other industries
for tho city. Arrangements wcr" also
made for the annual banquet TO be held
next month.
n. NJ Gibbs Of Belmont was 4 bust
ness caller here Wednesday,.
Mrs. ASH Fitzwntcr Of Calcutta was
shopping here Wednesday.
Mrs Allie Higgins WAS nj Williams
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Wright aud baby Of St"ub-
envillc. Ohio. nrc visiting her parents
here this week.
Mr.. Burton OF ClarinStnn. Ohio. was
caulling on his customers here Thurs
day.
II. II. GorriIl of Wulinmstown visited
his parents here Wednesday.
Miss Kitty Cochran of Eureka was
shopping in town Wednesday.
Allen IToltrcn Of Crap" island was a
business caller here n"sdny.
Mrs. James Watson was at Marietta
shopping Wednesday.
Clifford Butcher was in Marietta. O..
Thursday.
Mrs. j. +. Barron was at Wheeling
one day this week.
Mrs. Everett SundPrnan and little
son. Eugene. visited relatives here We'd
ncsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder Of Eureka
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Rrotnsrs sud.

Edward and William Archer. brothers
were made defendants in divorce actions
brought In Common Pleas court today.
-sRhe former ia sued by Maude Archer
who alleges adultry. extreme cruelty
and gross neglect OF duty while the
latter is sued by Anna Archer who al
leSes gross neglect and threats which
compelled her and the children TO leave
their home.
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Price Is o. x.

Z. f Porter. representative OF the |.
IS Treasury Department. who has been
, here investigating the value or acdi-
.tional property sought for the new Jed
cral building site. has recommended
that the government pay Sl9'VV Tor
TWO pieces OF ground and drop condcm-
nation proceedings. he being c"nc!nced
that this is Il fair price. II the recon-
b .rnendation Is accepted. court proceed
..irSs will be dropped and the work on
% the new building will be commenced
o within a short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
EaIl Close Call.

. Mrs. L. q. Arthurs. Of Cuyahoga Fans
Ohio and Mrs. john Daniels OF t'reeport'
Ohio. who are visiting their mother
Mrs. J. T. Daniels. at Toronto. narrowly
escaped death when they were overcome
by deadly fumes from small gas
stove in their room. The ladies were
unconscious when another woman hap
pened TO enter their room and they were
.reviycd with difficulty. Both are re-
ported TO b. improving nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
LEGAL Police Rusy.

Local police are bending every EFFORT
to locate a $4,000 diamond lavalierre
lost by Mrs. Fred Laban. wife of local
jeweler on an interurban car enroute
from this city to East Liverpool Wad,
1esday. Mrs Laban missed tho jewel
after she had loft the car in East LiV-
+rpool. II is believed that it was stolen
from her by some one on the car which
was crowded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
CANTATA CALLED OFF

The canta,a that was to have been
held by the pupils OF the Richie school
on the South Side next Monday evening.
has been called of. owing TO the unex-
p"clrd Christmas vacation granted by
the Board Of Education.
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factories Idle.

, Gill Brothers glass plants here and al
Toronto. the Steuhenville Pottery and
Ohio Valley Clay works have been Idle
nil week as a result OF the gas shortage
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home at Cumberland, Md. after visi,

with Miss Percy Carroll.
Don Harper arrived home this week
from Ada, Ohio where he has complet-
ed tho course in mechanical engineering.
Captain J. G. Mclaughlin spent the
week at GrnySvillc.
Russell Wright OF ParkcrsburG was
looking after oil interests here this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20

Farmer--Do yoG want jos diggin'
potatoes?
Tired Tim-Yes. provided it's diggin'
en- out of gravy.
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U CHRISTMAS 1nRRY.

MAKE CHRISTMAS MERRY.
BY calling tho Union Mission, = Jon
have any cast off, or old clothn4 or
wearing apparel Sc Boy Scouts are
waiting to call for them With stx big
auto trucks. Cau g. ". Cory, Union
Mission, by phons. d-lS-0
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
Department of the Interior
Alaskan Engineering Communion
NOTICE

Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor Of the general office
building. Alaskan Engineering com
mission. :~
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and can
be purchased in sufficient time be-
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Wednesdays and Satur-
days at 7 a. m. .-~..* 81
The regular train formerly leav-
ing on Monday has been diseon-
tinued until further notice.
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SOLDIERS
TO Be ENTERTAINED
BY THE RED CROSS

An entertainment and dance
which is being arranged by the la
dies of the local Red Cross branch.
in honor of the returned soldiers,
will be held at the Labor Union
hall on Saturday, May 10th
The entertainment will COM
mence at about $50 p. m. which
will give those attending the pic
ture show an opportunity to be
present also Music at both the
entertainment and dance to follow
will be furnished by the Coliseum
orchestra.
a vocal and instrumental program
will be rendered and light refresh
mentS will be served throughout the
affair. Everybody is cordially in
vited to the function. No charge
will be made fer admission.
The entertainment will be repeat
ed shortly after the last boat Of the
season arrives al Nenana
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
MOVIE RODEO BULLS
INTEREST IN SPORT

e Paso Tex. = Motion pictures
have spoiled the cowman's desire TO
see roping. riding and other forms
# wild west exhibitions. This
was demonstrated lately during the
Panhandle Southwestern Stockmen' 5
association convention here. The
rodeo and roundup was a failure,
while the theaters. tea rooms and
cabarets did a rushing business.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
ELECTRIC CAR is
BEING OVERHAULED

The electric passenger coach be-
longing to the Tanana Valley rail
road is now undergoing a thorough
oEerhauling preparatory to being
put into commission for the season.
The batteries are being reeharged
and the interior of the car is being
painted and fixed up nicely.
1t is expected that it will see
much service this summer in con-
veying passengers to and from the
boats, which may be able to go Up
only as far as Cinema.
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One cattleman explained il in a

One cattleman explained il in a
characteristic statement: We've
seen too many of these hair pants
heroes from Hoboken in the movies
TO want to go out and watch them
do indifferent riding and roping.
Besides. we see all that we want
al home. When we are n town
we like the theaters. the dances
and other city life Of which we are
deprived out on the range"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-05-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

To the Public:
The following letters are in tn,
Nenana postoffice. uncalled for
month ending April 80, 1919.
Mention letter being advertise,
when you call for same.
r. s. MCDONALD.
Postmaster
Addison. Mrs. J. a.
Bauman, Mr.. Edward (2}
Brazil. Charlie.
Clifton, Miss Doris "a.
Gatum. Mr.. Geo.
Goring. Mr., Teddy.
Grieve. Mr. H.
Lund, Mr.. Valentine.
Makaii. Mr.. Aojnjae.
McPhearson. a. c.
Scharitz, Mr.. Mike
Sweeney. Mr.. Anthony.
Tertica, Mr.. Dan.
Shea. Mr.. William Isl.
Werlich, Mr. Nick
kargaeff. MIR. G.
Conoff, Mr.. A.
CARL, Mr.. NJ.
Bubevetf, Mr.. Harry.
Bechof, DIR. Xix.
kargoff, NJ. NJ.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26

the Siegel mine that assayed better
than two hundred ounces of silver
to the ton. The mine is well equip
ped and has much ore of good grade
exposed. and is owned and being
operated by st. Louis capital.
Probably some of the richest ore
in the district Is found on the Ameri-
can Standard mine, ten miles north
of the Muncy Creek NINE" said Mr..
Hall. Some of the ore recently un-
covered at this property assayed
from one hundred to three thousand
ounces In silver. The ore has been
opened in several places and some
sacked for shipment"
The control OF this property Ia
held by Mr.. Hall and Willsrd Scow-
croft. the latter a capitalist Of Og-
den. Utah.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26

moved To the market that is now
piled up on the dumps and in the
mines of the camp, and the earnings
of the active mines increased. Ship
ments could begin from the Lucky
Deposit some six miles north of the
Muncy Creek mine. This property
has a big tonnage of medium grade
copper and silver ore, opened up in
several places and ready to be loaded
on the cars.
THE siegel mine. north OF the
Lucky Deposit" said Mr.. Hall. lis
active and has a record of shipping
many cars of ore rich in silver, to the
Salt Lake smelters. Recently five
big motor trucks were hauling ore
from this property to the Ray siding.
II Is said that a few years ago some
forty cars of ore were shipped from
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
HAVE YOU TURNED YOUR
CLOCK BACK ONE HOUR.

This morning at 2 o clock marked
the last time that il will be zee
sary to put into actual practice
Back ward. turn backward, Oh timei
in your flight, as the daylight say
ing bill has gone into the discard,
owing to the influence brought to
bear on congress by the dairy COWS
who objected TO being disturbed for
the milohing process at an hour
earlier than standard time.
The law that provided for the moy-
ing forward of all timepieces on hour
from 2 a. m. on the last Sunday in
March and the r~etarding of one hour
at 2 a. m. on the last Sunday In Dc
tober. is no more
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
PROHIBITION WORKS
HARDSHIP ON CFINAMAN

Two masked men who declared
themselves 70 be officers of the gov
eminent in search of w~hiskey, enter
ed the store of Nah Young. a Chi
nese merchant, last Wednesday and
secured $500 in cash from the cash
box of the Cinnamon.
As soon as Nah Young realized
the game the men were working he
rushed to the Northern hotel and
told his story to Thomas A. Bath. the
county treasurer. who Immediately
secured the help of Sheriff Enslov.
but the description OF the robbers by
the Chinaman was SO meager that
little hope is entertained that the
men will be apprehended.