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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
Prohata of VIII.

office Of tho Clerk. County Court. Ohio
County, state of West Virginia.
In tho matter Of tn" Probate nf the
Last VIII and Testament Of John w.
Scott. deceased.
The object OF tho petition filed in this
matter on the 18th day of Juno. 1919. is
Ia have admitted to probate tho paper
writing dated the 10th day Of October.
1917, together with writing thereto
attached bearing date the list day Of
July, 1918. purportinG to he a cndtcll
tho rcin. said papers writing dated re-
spcctivcly the 10th day OF October. 1917.
and the list day Of July. 1918. purp"rt-
ing TO be tho Last Will and Testament
Of John W. Scott. deceased.
And it appearing from an affidavit
made before mo by :. q. BnyC". attorney
for the petitioner herein and filed with
said petition that the following named
interested persons arc all n0n-rcSidcnts
Of tho state Of West Virginia, namely:
Nina ". Scott. Clarence l.. Scott. David
r. Scott. Il. 4. Scott. william X. Scott.
Jennie Williamson, Ramsey Anthony.
Mrs. q. Humbcrsnn and Aida II. Frantz
are all non-rcsid"nts or the State or
West Virginia.
II is hereby ordered that all Of said
interested persons do appear NJ my
office in the City of Wheeling. State Of
West Virginia, in tho County and State
aforesaid and d" what is necessary TO
protcct their interests in said matter
within one mont after the date Of the
first publication hereof.
Tho hearing OF said petition iS set for
the 2lst day Of July. 1919. at 10 o'clock
n m.
Published for tho first time. Friday
Dollar Savings and Trust Company.
petitioner. by s. q. Boycc, its Attorney.
jc-20-2I-jy-4-ll
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KHAKI UNIFORMS
WORN IN RUSSIA
Varied Uniforms Replaced by Regu1a-
tiou Of British Type In
Russia

ARCSHANGTL. May % Correspond
cncc OF the Associated Press. 1.-The
khaki uniforms Of the British type that
have been adopted by the North Russian
government for its soldiers have now.
with only n very few EXCEPTIONS re-
placed the dozen or moro varieties OF
fancy military dress that were common
in the early days Of the fighting against
the Bolsheviki on thus front last Sep
TENDER.
This little matter Of standa rdizing the
uniforms typlflrS the efforts that nave
heen made to organize 4 Russian army
in thc North. Only three units now are
out of khaki-thr French Foreign Lc-
Eion, Russians who wear the French
light blue ana the Polish legion, also
wearing light blue and with strange
four-cornercd peaked caps.
Even the Eossack troop: have had to
give up their gaLdy colors and flaming
striped trousers for the KHAKI. The
J Slaro- BrittaniC legion officers wear the
British uniforms. "pipS' and all as
grade markings. but the other Russian
Officers wear the old Russian shoulder
stripes on British cut coats with the
, Sam Browne belt.
startling contrast to- HE we'll
uniformed government troops are the
BolShcvik prisoners who arc brought in.
from time To time. Ia ArChangel. Most
of them are without any uniform at all.
wearing their PEASANT clothes, while
some have queer miXturc% of the dress
Of half the nations of the world.
Many former EolshCvik prisoners
have changed this Earb. and also their
politics. for IL" khaki. and now arc
fighting against the Bolshcv One en-
tire battalion Of former BIOL : evik pris-
oncrS. differed by an English Cononel.
and known aS "Dy"rS battalion" has
done excellent work.
liundrcGv Of boys arc in khaki in
ArChangcl. P"CCntly Governor General
Miller announced that an educational
| battalion" of boys from the ages OF /
TO Is years. was TO be for ned. To include
boys guilty Of actions deserving impris-
"nm"nt. ramhlcrs and housecss boys.
and boys whose parents would like TO
hay" them brought up in an atmosphere
. OF military discipline
In honor Of General Edmund IronSidc
the British commander in chief this bat
talon will he known as General Iron
sides EduCat: Cnal Battalion for Chill
dr'n." and will &c dressed and fed at
the cNpcnS" of IN" British government.
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Last SummCrf in III" course OF my
walks through tn" little village whore
was stopping. ! CamC one day 10 an
old huryingErourd sbrSidc tho white
church at jhc crossroads.
And having a hour Ia spare, turned
in At the narrow gate and spent 1t wan
dcrinE about. 4 sad way to spend a
summer afternoon You think? Then /
do not believe you ever tried II. To me
there is nothing sad about an old bury
inggrnund Il love that word-all III" diff
ference between the quaint disuscd bury
Ing ground and tn" ugly. efficient, mod
crn Genet cry. is connotcd by those two
word.) The old time buryinGground
does not suggest death or dying to me,
hut rather freedom from restless amhi-
lions that turn to ashes At the moment
Of attainment. surCcaSc from too muCn
love Of living" rest. and the peace that
passcth all understanding.
The Stories It Tells Me.
Then. too. l love tho old huryinEEround
for the stories II tells me. There ar"
so many Eravcstnn"S from whose mca-
gre statements one can piece out a
glimpse Of the life whose end they
chronicle.
For instance. I came to the crave Of
a young man who died in distant south
crn town at tho age Of 90. | stopped to
scrape the liChcns from the date Of his
death and found that it was as l had at
once suspected between 1861 and 1865
IN 1863 to he exact.
A Picture Of the Hard working Mother.
again. found Il row OF graves in
which there was one large headstone.
three slightly smaller beside IL and then
a large group OF still smaller ones. The
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WEST LIBERTY

Sunday was an ideal day and The
autos that came through West Libcr:y
could hardly be counted.
Among the visitors in town on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Miss
Nell Jackson. OF Washington. Pa; Mr..
and MIS- James Sutherland, Of West
Alexander. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Morrison and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morrison. Of Valley Grove: Mr..
and Mrs. n. c. Hartley. Mrs. Elizabeth
Montgomery. Mrs. Lille King.
J. c. Waddell spent Thursday ct
Washington. Pa
Messrs- Edward Mckinley. Howard
Mccoy. Perce Mccoy. Brook Shields. ut
tended the stock sale at Pittsburgh last
week.
visiting relatives near Sherrard.
Mr.. Rogers IS teaching in the Be
thesda summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jones, - OF Cas-.
tlesmans Run, were callers I'm town
Sunday.
Mrs. c. W. Rogers and Mrs. D. r
Rogers and children were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Robert Bonar at their count q
residence, near town.
Miss Margaret Ball. Of Clinton, at
tended the centenary convention at Co
lumbus. o.
Mrs. Harry Hicks and children. Of
Cameron. are visiting Mrs. Hicks
mother, Mrs. c. V. Morgan. nears Gin
ton
Miss Minnie Morgan IS at homo after
IN extended visit ut Cameron.
Mrs Stella Shorts is visit ing at Elm
Grove
Edward Hoffman has bought the Elsie
White property and after some needed
repairs will move to IT.
| Mrs. Emeline Montgomery will leave
next week to make her home at Canton
O.. with her daughter. Mrs. John
| Dunke.
Prof r ]. Roudcbush was a caller in
town Tuesday. He will leave this week
to attend Columbia university.
Mr.. Rogers who has been running a
transportation truck between West Lib
erty and Wheeling. makes his last trip
on Friday. A new man will be hero IL
take his place. Mr.. Rogers has NArr
appointed superintendent Of grounds
and construction work at the normal
The usual large crowd will attend tho
community picnic at Castleman Run on
the Fourth.
The West Liberty chapter of Eastern
Star will hold their annual picnic on
! the Theirs farm.
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. July 3.-Bradstrccts
tomorrow will say:
Trade and industry gathered rather
than lost momentum nj tho turn OF the
year and the business world is shaping
Its course for the last half of 1919 with
demand Tor fall reinforcing that for i'm
mediate delivery. Increasingly eager,
big basic. metal industries showing re-
newal OF activity in output and strength
in prices, few signs of midsummer let
down in operations. food prices mani
Testing marked strength despite very
promising crop prospects and with very
marked confidence among financial in
tcrests. indicated by the starting Of new
enterprises. in future prosperity. Avail
able records Of past accomplishment
lost little. If at all, in contrast with the
best Of past years Bank clearinGs for
June and tho half year are the largest
ever recorded while failures are The
smallest in number in thirty-ninc years
and failure.damage the lightcst repo-, cd
in a dozen years
weekly bank clcarings. s6,2lo.2o3,-
47e."
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large headstone belongs 10 Samuel Bar
I stow. the three slightly smaller are. re-
spcctivcly. Julia beloved wife Of Sam
ucl. James. beloved wife OF Samuel, and
Mary beloved wife of Samuel. Samuel
UutlIycd the latest by "a years what
wonder he did not rCmarry). l moved
on to the still smaller stones and read
names and dates that marked the brief
life span o. haif dozen infants who
died in babyhood (bElnning with Martha,
born June 2. 1892. died June 5th). and
also the dates of four older children.
Presumably there arc some living chill
dren Samuel only died half a dozen
years ago.. Does not this give you
picture of the hard working country
mother of the last generation?
In Death They Were Not Divided
Just beyond arc two stones which sug-
gcst a different picture. There is the
stone Of John Marks. born June 3. 1902.
died December .. 1883. and very close
beside IT the stone of Lucy Marks, be-
, loved wife of John. horn May 5. 1903.
died December 10. 1855. Just IA days
later. In deaf hthcy were not divided.
Can yOu not picture n country Darby
and Joan?
Most common and among the mast pa
thetic Of all the inscriptions is that
which recorded the death OF n young wife
with the significant addition Of Also
an infant. Let us be glad that modern
science has giver us other things be-
sides airplancs and submarines. and
that when in'thc year Of our Lord 1000.
some other dreamer wandcrs among old
gravcstoncs. he shall not so often read
this particular story.
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The musicians monkey Is studying out
an interesting puzzle propounded by his
master. You sec the organ had seen its
best days and was sadly out Of tune. but
the organ grinders staying powers were
incxhauStablc. and nothing short OF a
contribution from each OF the tenants
would induce him to cease the eternal
grind and go to other quarters. Now
that his audience is ready to capitulate.
can you show Jocko the shortest posi-
bic route TO Chamber from window to
window with his little tin cup. return
ing finally to his masters shoulder?
ANSWER TO NO. 1856.
SATAN plus T minus Ant plus URN
leaves SATURN.
ICopyright 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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Fairgrounds Here

r. F. Martin. who has been engaged
as supervisor of athletics in the Man
nington public schools. has arrived from
Marion. Ohio. and will take up the work
Of establishing Fairgrounds for the chill
dren. One is to be located on the Cen
trail school grounds and the other at the
Wilson school, in the Fourth ward. A
further announcement will be made when
the grounds arc ready for the children.
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bands. free dinner to all soldiers and
sailors. choir OF $50 voices. speaking
sports Of all kinds. free ball game. races
pic-catinE contest, ten shows AT the car
nival in Burt'S bottom. with cash prizes
for winners of all races. Automobiles
may park /on any street excepting Mar
ket. Clarksburg and Buffalo.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
TO CONTINUE HERE

According Ia word given out last cvc-
ming. the l.. :. Employment Office will
cultIuu" in this city. Federal Director
l.. 3 Spaun. of Charleston. arrived in
this city yesterday. and is going over
III" work here with Director Fred W.
S"ndcrman Word is expected from
Washington as TO tho plan outlined for
tin continuation Of the work here.
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DEFY GOODS.

NEW YORK. DULY 3.-Holiday" MAX
Ing started early today, but the light
volume Of trading reported in cotton
goods and yarns was generally on
high basis win prices teuding upward.
Dress goods were firm. with burlaps
quiet but firm. and raw silk higher.
NoveRtysknit goods for fall were in good
call
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

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 Emanuel Hanaucr.
Bankrupt. No. So. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G.. Dayton.
Judge OF tho District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia:
Emanuel Hanaucr, of Wheeling. in the
County OF Ohio and State OF West. Nlr-
ginia. in said District. respectfully rep
rcscnts that on tho 2SIh day Of April
last past. ne was duly adiudgcd bank
rupt under tho acts Of Congress relating
to bankruptcy; that he has duly surrcn-
dcrcd all his poprcriy and rights Of
property. and has fully complied with
all tho requirements of said acts and
Of orders Of tn" court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore hc prays that he may he
dccrccd by the Court To have full dis
charge from all debts pr"rahlc against
his estate under SAID bankrupt acts OK
ccpt such debts as are excepted BY law
from such discharge.
Dated this cath day Of june, y. D..
1919. -
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COUNT YOUR LOSSES sus-
tanned through lapses Of rent
income from property you own
and figure how much you
could AFFORD to spend for
advertising for the sake of
avoiding in future all losses Of
this sort.
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DR.. and Mrs. W. r. Andrews are home
after a three weeks visit with relatives
in Washington. ID. c. The doctor at
tended clinics in New York City and the
national homeopathic assembly at AS
bury Park. n. j., while away.
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EMANUEL HANACER.
ID. I. =,


Northern District Of West Virginia. IS;
on this 18th day Of June, y. D.. 1919.
on reading the fore going petition. II is
Ordered by III" Court that hearing
be had upon tn" same on tho 18th day
Of July. :. H.. 1912. before said court at
Wheeling. in sad District. at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon: and that motto" thereon
be- published in tn" Wheeling Intelligent
Ger, a newspaper printed N said District.
and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear nj the
said time and place and show cause. II
any they have why IN" prayer Of the
said petition should not b" granted.
And II is further ordered by tho Court
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 Nil
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order addressed 10 them at
their places Of residence rs stated.
witness the Honnrabl" Aston 6. Day
ton. Judge Of tho said Court. and the
seal thereof. nj Wheeling. in said Dis
trici. on the 25th day Of June. \. D.,
1919.
Attest:
A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
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GENERAL NOTICES

Hor1cE-Thc partnership of J. P.
Hagan and Chas. v. Garrison. under
the style Of w. L. Scott Wool Co. mas
business will be carried on by w: f.
Scott, under the style w. f. Scott Wool
Co. 1927 Main ST.. Wheeling. w. va
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Warrington Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eperthener and chill
dren are spending months visit with
relatives in Pittsburgh and New Castle
Pa
W. II O'Day. Of Parkersburg. was a
business visitor here on saturday.
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IN Wisconsin.

Miss Mary T. Simmons has gone TO
Madison, Wis.Sto spend the summer va
cation Miss Simmons was a teacher in
the local schools the past term.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS are suffering with rheumL-
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age. A hAb that actually drives tn,
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
tircIy out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded al the re-
suits, especially on the kidneys. Just
think of the money making possibilities.
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Calitor-
MIA "J-So-h
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Prom Oklnhnrfnn

Mrs Marcus Mclaughlin and children
arrived yesterday from Tulsa Okla, for
a visit of several weeks with relatives.
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Mrs, wallace ul,

Mrs. Wallace mother of NJ S. f. Tag
CART. is very i'll Of pneumonia at the
lattcrs home in Main strcAt.
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Warrington
TO DO Home Service Work.

Miss Rhea Griffcn left Saturday night
for Lcechburg. Va. to attend tho Home
Service Training school Of the American
Red Cross. Miss Griffcn WILL upon her
return be secretary and home service
worker for the local Rcd Cross chapter.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-salesmen to qualify as dis.
Others making 500 to $500 weekly. APP
ply before choice territory allotted. J..
S. Arthur. 1926 Main st.. Dallas, Te1aA'
je-23-m
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wAnrED-Candy statesmen. agents, ad.
vertise mfg. Good pay. kurn Candy
Co., PHILADELPHIA, Pa 1e-lS-x
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FOR RENT

FOE RIMT-Furnished Housekeeping
rooms suitable for man. wife and child
Range, bath, phone, 1929 Chaplinc.
jy-1-i
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FOE 3HNT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam heat
suitable for ono or two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor IntelliGencef Bld8. ta.i2-tf
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FOR SALE-Automohues.

FOR sALE-Chalmcrs pass. touring
car bargain Ask for Hoffman a:
Liberty Garage. @liS Main ST.. city.
jy-l-i
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ron 1lMT-Nicely furnished rooms
modern conveniences, In business cen.
ter OF city. Inquire Ind floor Inte:liKcn.
Ger Bldg. tA.13-tf
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Hourth Features.

Fourth Features.
Among the big things for ManninEton 's
Fourth are three drplane flights. two
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WANTED-Mals

wAHTED-Census clerks. 1000 needed.
S92 month. Age Is upward. Expert
encc unnecessary. For free particulars
OF examinations, write ]. Leonard for-
mer government examiner) 1855 Equita-
Bile Bldg, Washington. jy-4-j
wANTHD-Six laborcrs Wheeling Build
Material Company. Peninsula jy-l-h
wAHTED-A food strong boy to
work 1t night; must b 10 years
Of age or over. Apply to Foreman
Intellig encsr coznpostnS room.
1e-1-tf
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DIED

FRANCrs-On Wednesday. July 2. 1918.
at 10 o'clock 4. m. at the residence OF
her brother. ID. V: McAtcc. Elm Grove.
MRS. MARY FRANCIS. in the 55th
year OF her age.
Funeral services at the Dallas Presby-
terrain church. Friday morning. July
4th at II o'clock. lnterment in Dali
las cemetery.
CClarksburg papers please copy.)
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wAMTED-YounG lady Btenographer
and book-keeper. shorthand unneces-
sary Answer in own handwriting. II.
W., care Of Intclligencer. te-30-m
WANTED-1laid for general work and
cooking. no laundry work. Steady
place and good home. CaI Him Grove,
10, 9, je-27-m .
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wAHrED-An experience woman cook
and two kitchen help,rs. Call the
Old Stone House, Elm Grove. 1888.
jy-4-i
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FOE RRNT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms suitable for man. wife and child
Range, bath. phone, 1929 Chap'ine.
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LCST-B!ack patent leather pocEetbook
large cnv"lnp" shape. Return to In
tclligSrcrr II found. 1c-3O-l
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-To Buy
LOST ANTFOUND.

1osT-Pnk cameo pin on Main or Mar
ket street. Wheeling. Finder please
call Rayland BY. y-l-l
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Fo1 SALE-10x14 waterproof tent. In.
quire Conoway's store. Stop 3, Bridge
port, o. Jy-l-i
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HOTEL boutwell,
THE WILTSHIRE

yrrnia av and Beach-ocean view; capacity $50;
private baths running water in rooms. elevator &c
American plan: special weekly rates. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS
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FOR SALE

ToR sALA-A mahogany davenport. up.
holstered in tapestry; $500. Cali
mornings, 2216 Chapline st. Jy-4-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-18

ONE BACHELOR MARRIES "THn
ONLY GIRL" THEN TROUBLE BE.
GINS. SEE THIS NEW YORK PLAY
or NEW YORK CHARACTERS, OCT.
%, CONVENTION HALL. 1872
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COLD AND WET WEATHER is
INJURING COTTON CROP HERE

The atmosphere was chill this morn.
ing at daylight ana many early risers
were looking for frost. However no
frost was visible in this locality. In
fact the mercury lacked one degree of
being as low as it was last Saturday.
The records at the local observatory
this morning showed a minimum of As
degrees while last Saturday it regis.
tered A degrees.
The recent inclement weather has
retarded cotton growth in this section
and will materially reduce the number
Of bales marketed here, according to
estimates placed on the crop by Coun.
t. Weigher Dillard
Up to last night 300 bales had been
weighed from wagons here this season