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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

ed from custody there being a lack OF
sufficient evidence to hold him on any
charge,
Be sure to have representative in
your town In the Intelligrnccr Automo
bile and Diamond Campaign.
Orders are being taken at the Weirtor
| postoffice for government foodstuffs
/ but only on a small scale. Tho loca
Office is in second class and gets o
/ good rating on parcels post from Chi
cago.
The German field piece given the town
| of Weirton as n souvenir OF the Grea'
World War is being mounted on tn
spacious lawn to the north of tn
main offices of the Weirton steel com.
pany. The cannon will remain in this
position until the proposed new park Is
built, probably next summer, when II
will be taken there and given promi-
nent resting place.
Joel Lee JoEcs will deliver the ser
mon at the morning service in Cove
NJ. E church next Sabbath. There Will
be no evening service.
Squire Maginnis tried several small!
civil action cases yesterday arising out
Of automobile collisions. All Of the
cases were withdrawn and will be
names were not given. were arrested
+ this afternoon charged with attacking
an old man near his home on avenue Il
The cause of the attack will be brought
out at a hearing later.
fast baseball game is expected here
Sunday between the high rated =. j.
Sullivans Of Pittsburgh and Wcirton
works Of the Weirton Steel company. II
| will be the biggest attraction Of the
year for the local diamond. Big Eli
Mitchell will he on the job to hold ur
tho high record already attained by the
! locals.
Rev Francis NJ McMllcn. pastor of
| the Cove Presbyterian church who Is
! spending tho month Of August in tour
| ing the East. is a splendid writer and In
! letters 10 many friends here. tells OF
his daily experiences while travelling.
Wheeling fair opens Sept. and many
weirton and Hancock county pt1ple
will attend every day until II closes or
| the sixth Of the month. The fair this
year promises To be bigger and better
than ever. Applications for concessions
have swampcd the committee in charge
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Phillips are TIT
| proud parents Of baby girl who ar
rived to gladden. their home at Golfers
August 10Th. Tuesday night.
! Mrs. s. b. Campbell and daughter
! Mrs. John r. Evans. have returned fror
a shopping tour to Pittsburgh.
Charles Bell, Of Follansbcc, was
visitor in town yesterday.
| Tom Hoffman was Stcuhonrill'
, business visitor all day Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

Fire department who are raising a fund
t pay their share Of the great welcome
home demonstration TO be given FollaES-
bee service men next month.
Many local people will attend the out
ing OF the Moose lodge Of the Ohio VAL
/ Icy to be held at Browns Island above
SteG benvillc on Wednesday. August ~.
Mr.. Lyndcn Sanders entertained a
, crowd Of young people at his country
home at Rockdalc. on the Wabash we'd
ncsday evening. There were about fiji
teen couples present in all. The evening
was spent in music, games and dancing.
! Refreshments were served at lo:39
O'Clock.
FolIansbee Troop of Boy Scouts will
be represented at the big field day ex-
crcisics of Scouts of this district in
Wheeling next Saturday August card.
Relatives and friends request that a
correction be made in the case Of Ray
Shearer. former Eollansbee boy. who
was arrested in Stcubenvillc recently.
They claim Ray is charged with non
support and not with breaking and en-
tcring his wifc's room in Steubenvillc.
for he. they say. was in Cleveland on
that date. The charge reads non-sup-
port.
Miss Margaret Andrews. Of Steuben-
willie. is the guest Of friends in F'ollans-
bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grimm are spend
! ing two months with friends in Pitts
burgh. Kansas where Mr.. Grimm helps
to improve his health which has beer
; failing for some time.
a number from here will attend a
dance to be given in the town hall Al
bloomfield. O.. Friday evening.
Mrs. william Kruger, sr. and daugn :
ter, Miss Ruth. arc visiting relatives In
the country near Viola. w. Va.
Albert (Grtl Millington left last eve
ming In spend n week in the country
near Cincinnati, O., to recupcrate AFTER
having had a iiEamcnt torn loose IN MS
ankle while practicing football.
Mrs. Dave II. Johns and son, or Eli
wood. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Del
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22
ST. MARYS

The death of Mrs. Caroline c. Jami-
son. a well known resident Of this city,
occurred Saturday, August 16. 1918,
after a few days illness. will be deeply
dcplored by numerous friends and ac'
quaintances in this county. Death was
the result Of a stroke of paralysis.
She is survived By her husband. eight
children and one sister. Mrs. Clinton
Satterfield. of League. and number OF
other relatives.
Short services were held at the resi-
dcnce by Rev. Ben +. Donlty. OF the
NJ. r. church and Elder D. G. Daley. OF
the United Brethren church, at eight
O'Clock. Monday morning.
The remains were taken to Pine
Grove and funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Donley at o'clock In
terment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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81 WElkluN =

wEIRToN, W. Va, Aug. z1.-AleN
Kallattes was taken into custody and
lodged in the town bastile for several
hours yesterday following some trouble
between a number of Greeks IN front Of
his house on avenue B. One of the
Greeks said he was conducting a gamb-
lin groom and Kallattes was immediate
" taken In tow by the police. At a
hearing before Squire Harry Maginnis
late In the afternoon none Of the Greeks
would repeat their statement. although
q dozen had been rounded up by the po-
lice. Kallattes was Immediately releas-
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wOddinH Bells,

Miss Sarah Pauline, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Thompson. of Adena.
was married to Marshal Francis. young
attorney Of this city at the Thompson
home. this afternoon. The groom re-
Gently returned from overseas. They
will reside in this city.
Miss Elenora, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Mccoy. and Mr.. John A.
Huston, Jr.. Of this city. were married
by Rev. George Rowland. at the par
sonage Of the Third Presbyterian
church. They win make their home
here.
Tho marriage Of Miss Mary. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Haupt and Mr..
Cornelius Sweeney. both Of this city.
was solemnized at St Peters rectory
to-day, Father Powers performing the
ceremony.
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meth and Dale Cochran and Mrs.. \ Htr
rington.


John Coss, Of Shawnee, was q huei.
ness visitor In town wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Gardner was shopping Lt
Marietta Tuesday. -
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Lowther a5.i
children Of Morgantown, are visiting
friends here this week
Mrs. Blair Core and children are tha
guests Of relatives at Peasants tDae
week.
Miss Ruth Wagner. Of Eltdns, Spept
few days here the guest Of Miss Hstel.
Ia Snyder. .,.ss.
Tom schell. who Is employed in kan
lucky oil fields is spending this ve4k
with his mother here. ~ -
Miss Sophia Kester. Of Belmont ~
shopping in town wednesday. ~;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Steele. OF Heocdes
were the guests Of their daughter. ME-
Dick Gallagher. Wednesday. s
Misses Virginia Pickens and NaAky
Hemsworth returned Wednesday from Q
pleasant visit with friends at WliuAa4As
town. ..sE
Maurice Dougherty, Vance Tem1iptbn
Of New Mart: nsville, motored here -
Wednesday.
Neil DouEh.rty is visiting relatives a.
Sistersvlle this week.
Kenneth Inlaj, Of Akron, n visiting
relatives here this week.
Daniel Kavanaugh. Of New xA1tt4es
VILE, was a business caller here w.
needay. ~
D. c. McTagsart. Of Eureka. Va, q
caller in town Wednesday.
Harold Daugherty II visiting relatives
and friends at Canton. Ohio. assS :
Charles McMunn. Of New NAftino.
Vile, was here on business Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

Frank Wilson. secretary of the local
organization Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. to-day received tele-
gram from Pittsburgh headquarters in
forming him Of the result OF the steel
mems strike vote taken in this section
and the Forthcoming conference with
heads Of the steel companies. Mr. VIII
son announced that a meeting Of steel
workers is being arranged for MinEo
Junction. where Mother Jones will de-
liver an address to the men.
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Corn and wsdnsr Roast.

A party OF nineteen OF the Baptist
Young people enjoyed a corn and weiner
roast Tuesday evening at tho Under
wood farm "out-the-pike."
Speeches and valuable Information
rccit atoms and comic songs were con-
tributed. Those present were: Mrs.
Lawrence Alley. Eleanor and Naomi
Alley and Lawrence. Jr.. Mrs. Elliott
Luella and Lena Elliott, Mrs. Rose Cur
lis. Misses Margaret Newton. Verna
Cochran, Hazel Hammond. Ruby Gard
ncr. Sue Kelly. Messrs. Robert Walton,
Darwin Dinsmoore, walter Kerns. Ken
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stolen Oar WrOoksd.

A Ford automobile belonging to How
ard Bell Of Salt Run, was stolen from
In front Of his residence by some bold
thief last night The police Of this city
were notified Of the theft and to-day
located the car near this city. 1t had
been wrecked by the thief and was lying
at the side Of tho road.
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AtNletic Event,

Mingo Junction will be the scene Of a
big athletic event Saturday. when the
MinEo Works team plays the Carnegie
team of Pittsburgh. Volley ball and
other attractive sports will also be pre-
scented. Athletes from other corporation
mills In this section will participate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

mar Jenkins. of Virginia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matte. OF Wheel.
ing, are visiting his sister. MIS- Chas'
Stahl end family. Of Ohio street
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

Don't hesitate 20 enter the Intelligent
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
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it's good for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

Don't hesitate to enter the 1ntelli gen
GERS Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign-it It Is good for your neighbors
it's good for you.
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Reuvs>w Camp Meeting.

Be- our compact auto stove. Wheeling
Tent 8 Awning Co.. Tel. ee3.
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Ohio Valley News

their peculiar advantages. and to locate
new enterprises in the county.
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The greater me necessity for sayIn9
the greater your opportunity % -
The fntelligencer Want Ada
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Seven persons will be made supremacy
hapoy In the Intelligencer's Automobile
and Diamond Campaign-you can be one
Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-22

Tonight. Thursday one OF the very
attractive features Of the program Tor
the season will be given, brilliant lee
ture. "A Sun in Eclipse" by Rev. w.
E. Schuette On Friday night at
o'clock the concert orchestra is expected
TO draw one Of the largest crowds OF
the whole program.
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To Our Subscribers and the Public
WE HAVE RECENTLY SUBMITTED to the Public Service
petition increased rates throughout West
Virginia authorized will yield approximate
ly six per actual investment
LIKE OTHER INDUSTRIES, we have been seriously at
by the 1918 this Com
interest and dividend charges
did enough to pay its operating expenses
WE DO NOT ASK FOR EXORBITANT PROFITS. We recog-
nzc obligation public utility, to give the public good
service at reasonable charges. ---.
good service but to do must
have reasonable investment Without it we
provide the features of property and personnel
good serve secure the new capital
necessary keep pace with the growth community
ARE SUBMITTING the Public Service Commission all
operations In West VIZ
ginia in order that thorough investigation.
WE HAVE NOTHING TO CONCEAL We anxious that our
patrons public generally should know the situation
confronting believe that with knowledge OF
will endorse efforts to reasonable
this only fulfill completely our oonga-
to those
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company
OF WEST VIRGINIA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Sparks No. I
Makes 10000
Barrels 4 Day
Mad Rush for Leases IN
New Proved Territory
Near Burkburnett.

Wichita Fails. Texas, Nov. az
Twenty new locations have been
made around the recently completed
General OIL company's Sparks No. /.
which is now good for approximately
10000 barrels a day, the production
having increased in leaps and bounds.
The wen is - miles from the
nearest production IN the northwest
Burkburnett extension and is off the
trend Of that structure TO the west.
Proving up this new territory has
resulted in a mad rush for leases.
Operators are leasing as far south
as the old Clara field, seven miles
away, mad north across the rived into
Tillman and Cotton counties, a dis
lance Of 80 miles, and west into VIII
barEer county.
The producer IS the biggest and
most important since the Burk Wag-
goner and the Texas Chief struck
pay sand
Different methods Of drilling wells
viii be employed in the new territory
as the hole must be protected against
high water and treacherous quick
sand.
il is believed that the new pool
extends under the Red river bed and
along both banks. That q new oil
town VIII spring up in a few days
in the new territory seems probable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Only ! German Permitted
In Paris During The Va

Paris. France. Nov. 27.-Thers was
Just one German who lived in Paris
al through the war with the permis-
sion Of the authorities. quite undis-
turbed. and that was Dorothea. the
aged keeper OF the German embassy
in the Rue de Lille.
Dorothea had no friends Solitude
palled upon her, and one afternoon
taking the key 10 the embaEsy's wine
cellar she excavated several bottles
and began enjoying life in the care
takers cottage.
BY o'clock that night Dorothea
had so far forgotten the police re-
strictions on her movements that she
set out to see a musical show. In a
moment Of delight she uttered a noisy
ach.' was PROMPTLY picked out as an
enemy and hurried away to the police
station.
The next morning. Dorothsa, penl-
tent and with an aching head. was
taken back 10 the embassy she was
told that the next time she made a.
sortle she would be interned for the
remainder OF the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Announcement

To the Stockholders Of the South
western Tularosa Basin oil and Re
timing Co., and the Public Of El
Paso.
Active drilling operations on our oil
well site No. 4 in the Tularosa Basin
are progressing in a very satisfactory
manner. and splendid progress is be-
ing made. We are fortunate IN having
a very careful, reliable driller, with
years Of experience in charge o.
drilling operations. Our geologist
Mr.. F. ". snyder, IS in charge as
field superintendent AR Snyder
states our log Of 2z2 feet so Ear con
firms the geology Of the field. We
feel confident that we viii secure oil
in commercial quantities. The Board
Of Directors have advanced the price
OF stock 10 S1-25 the share and may
further advance the price or with
draw the stock from the market at
any time without notice. Bulletins OF
this nature viii be issued as often as
necessary 70 keep the stockholders in
formed O. the progress Of develop
ment on the company's 5000 acres IN
the Tularosa Basin We sincerely ad-
wise you TO hold your stock, as 70 is
without question one OF the most
promising stocks on the market.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Nov. "a l919-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BOSOUE COUNTY LOOMS AS
NEXT GREAT OIL FIELD

Meridian Texas. Nov. 2l--Bosque
county is the next Texas county 70 De
before the eyes OF the world as
rreat oil producing field, according
10 Il. III. Miracle, Of orr and Miracle,
who are drilling a well. now at a
depth Of 5000 feet south Of lredeHs
near the Hamilton county line.
In this well at 1700 feet q small
Quantity Of oil was obtained. Inc
vel viii be drilled TO 5000 feet II
NE Invader we'll at Morgan. u
miles east OF 1rsdeI, is drilling at
$500 feet While the well Sc rather
deep. the drillers are stiu optimistic,
saying they have found everything
pertaining TO oil except oil ITSELF
IF the Phillips Petroleum company's
Holland wei near Gunsite is pro-
Queer the Texas Eagle Producing ana
Refining company VIII dril on It's
five acres. a quarter o. a mile away.
The Holland wen viii reach 1909 feet
in a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
AlfonsO's Proposed South
American Visit Propaganda

London. Eng, Nov. fixing
Alfonso's proposed visit 70 South
America in 1890 is recognized here
as part Of a Spanish campaign 20 re-
vive commercial prestige,
It is recognized in Madrid that IN
less a broad program Is adopted the
relations between South America and
Spain may lapse 10 the point where
the only connecting links are Ian
guage and social customs. and even
these may vanish under the assaults
Of Japan, Germany, England and the
United states.
spain does not hope to regain
political domination. said advices from
Madrid today, quoting the opinions
OF prominent leaders. She looks only
Spanish Industrial magnates that the
business possibilities and openings IN
South America are better than they
are IN Africa or any other country.
For the past few months spanish
publications have been endeavoring 70
arouse the interest Of the proletarlat
TO the fact that once the spanish do
mains extended into the Americas.
Rafael Aitamira. SPANS foremost
historian. has written a book on now
SPANS aims may best be realized He
suggests that one Of the chief fea-
tt1res OF the program be the imme-
date strengthening and widening Or
the Spanish consular system in south
America.
Germauy's colonization plans fl
South America have already been pro-
claimed. while the japanese foreign
office officials see the possibility Of
divertfng excess labor in that direc-
tion.
IN addition 10 her South American
aims. il is reported that spain is
seeking a Franco British alliance 70
insure a zone Of Spanish influence in
Morocco. Thus for the first time
since the Spanish war,
Spain IS making a bid 20 be numbered
among the first class world powers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
OIL FOUND IN WATER WELL
WEST OF MERCURY, TEXAS

Brady, Tex. Nov. 27.-On has been
found at 369 feet in a water wei be-
ing drilled on the Comfort ranch OF
g. r. White, two miles west and
fttle south Of Mercury. -Four and
one half feet Of the sand was pen
etrated and oil made its way 10 the
tor Of the hole through deep mud
Several hundred gallons Of oil have
been bafled out Of the hole
The sand is very hard, the drillers
making one foot an hour progress IN
drilling. Samples Of the oil have
been tested. 1t IS Of a Slightly high
er grade than the Lohn shallow on
ana is also Of higher flash The wen
wiI probably be shot
Operators drilling in this territory
ara now greatly encouraged the
finding Of oil in the Comfort ranch
wen has followed Immediately be
hina the oil strike IN the Inad y.
Day we'll
The strikes extend the field 10
miles northeast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Stewed Octopus On Sale
In NeD York Shops

New York. n. y. Nov. 27.-Octopus
flesh Is the latest on NeW Torks bill
Of fare 20 cut living cost. In the
Greek colonies in the downtown sec
ton OF this city dried octopus is dis
played IN the windows Of grocery and
delicatessen shops, and finds ready
buyers among the Greeks. Italians.
Turks and Chinese. The flesh. re-
tailed at 60 cents a pound. IS declared
highly nourishinE.
The devil fish as displayed in the
windows IS a queer looking globular
mass Of a lilac or pale purple color.
To show the public 90 Is real octopus
the suckers are left in fun view.
Stewed. friend and picked octopus IS
on sale at delicatessen stores.
The octopus IS caught on the shores
Of the Mediterranean The devil
fish" is hunted with spear and net
Sometimes the octopus are caught in
huge earthen Jars. lowered into the
water. and pulled 20 the surface when
the creatures creep into the Jars as
a hiding place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SECOND STRONG GAS POCKET
FOUND IN COLEMAN GASSER

Coleman. Texas, Nov. 27.-A second
STRONG gas pocket has been found IN
the Mitchell Production company s
well at the 100 foot level This well
is making 100000 cubic feet Of gas
per day. Several months ago. while
drilling around 1870 feet the drill
struck a 20.OO0,000 cubic foot gas
pocket. This gas was used for fuel
until recently when the Wen was
drilled 10 the new depth
The Magnolia Petroleum company s
10. s on the Morris ranch is making
slow progress owing 10 bad weather
in that section. The wei Is now
around $3.50 feet
The derrick is up at the second To-
cation OF the Simms oil company on
the Dfhreu ranch. This location is
about two miles from the company's
No. l.
100 barrel fIow IS coming from the
jim Ned on company's wen az SbVy
feet. Drilling has been continued
and now at a depth OF $500 feet the
drillers are fishing for lost tools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
BLames Fiction Style OF
Today On Late O. Henry

Columbus. Ohio, Nov. ELAINE for
today's style of fiction writing was
placed upon the late o. Henry, famous
writer. by Hamlin Garland. novelist
and short story writer, Of New York,
during an address here at Ohio state
university.
Modern authors are not living up
to their opportunities" declared Car
land
Insisting that the journalist has too
big a place in the literary world he
criticized articles in a well known
national weekly as tricky and me-
chanical" and said they were written
by ~tradesmen. not authors"
Recalling a meeting with o. Henry,
Garland said;
I don't remember anything about
him except that he looked like any
one else.
"He was very secretive. He had
enormous inventive powers. but there
was always a trick somewhere HIS
writings lacked that fine serious IN
tent He was not deliniative. not
expressive"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW WICHITA FALLS PIPE
LINES 10 BE CONNECTED

wichita Fails Texas. Nov 27.-Pipe
line runs during December are eI-
peCted TO increase considerably over
the runs for November because the
Sinclair Consolidated company line
viii begin running oil December
and the Gulf pipe line TO Fort Worth
viii be connected the first week in
December. Both these lines can run
$4,000 barrels q day.
Numerous wells on the sand viii be
turned loose when these pipe line con-
nections are made and IL viii then be
known what kind or wells have been
completed in the Burkburnett field
recently
Operators IN this section are very
optimistic over the recent increase in
the price Of crude oil