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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

Wanted Young married couple
wishes a position on farm at once;
can furnish good references. Write
X-2, care this office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
POLICE OFFICERS
UNION PROBABLE
MAJolrrY or UNIFORMED HuN
XAVE INDICATED INTENTION
OF JOINING.
Members Of Police Torcs Held Meeting
Hsw DayH Ago.

Practically every uniformed patrol
man is Wheeling has indicated an IN
tention Of joining the proposed police
mems union. the Intelligencer was IN
formed on reliable authority last even
ing. A meeting Of the policemen Is salo
to have been held several days ago Tor
the purpose OF atarting the ORGANIZATION
to keep the move a secret until the or
ganization Is completed.
A prominent labor man, a member OF
the Trades Assembly. with WhiAh II is
said that the policemen's union VIII
ask to be affiliated. informed the IN
telligencer that il will depend upon the
choice Of other local union organizations
whether or not The proposed union y.
policemen can secure recognition IN tne
American Federation Of Labor. op)ec..
ton on the part of one local union, ~
"a said, would bar the policemen from
securing recognition in the feoerat on
However, the same official expressed tne
belief that none OF the local unlUns
will voice any opposition to recognikS,nts
union Of the policemen, IN
event the American Federation OF La
Dor will recognize the organization.
Plans for the organization OF inc INC
policemen are declared to be only IN M
making. Desk men and PLAIN S cl9'T re
members of the force, when ASKED IT,
peatedIy concerning the report that the
policemen arc trying to orga
union, declared that they knew no' fant
Of the move. and vouch TOT tnt toIn
that they have not peeh a'N
such an organization. e,o de-
When members Of Whecine short
partment were recognized py IA, five
while ago, the firemen OF oltS Ionoe
other cities in the United states oe'0"e
ed to such a union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.
At TD NoTHLa.

AeLure-A. II. Lynn. Charleston; II
A. Reuther. Clarksburg: w. S. Nyson
ClarksburE; W. f. Grayson. Clarksburg
D. Austin. Morgantown: Glen Juoson
Morgnntown: II. VI. Buiond Parkersburg
l. A Maud. Parkcrsburg; A ]. Wilkn-
son. Huntington.
Wlndsor-Thomas B. Angoll, C1arks-
Ssamm-P. W. Artor. Flushing Ohio
1oGsrS-J. A. Stock. NewburE: ". F.
Lucas. ParkerSburS; w. J. Pentz, Par
kcrsburg: II. c. Howkins. New Martins
Vile: +. E. Gallagher, Huntington.
Mrs. Margaret Hcdingcr. who has
been the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. W
II. Frohme On North Market street for
some time. will leave this morning for
her home in Seville, Ohio. She will be
accompanied by her son in law. Mr.. W.
H. Frohme. who will spend a few days
there.
Mr. Albert shaffcr. Of Philadelphia, Is
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Virginia
Shaffer at her home at the Windsor
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Bryan will leave
the first OF the week for a two weeks
trip to Cleveland, Buffalo and New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. C. Bates McIain have
returned fro ma few weeks spent in
New York and Spring Lake. n. J.
Mrs. S. G. CaiIlard will leave the first
Of the week for Philadelphia. Pa. where
she will remain for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lively and three
Sons OF illinois. will arrive during the
coming week to visit relatives out the
pike.
Miss Anna Smith and Messrs Albert
and George Seibert. Jr.. have returned
to their home In Springdale. after
81 In =
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Kcyscr and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Thornton at Sistersvillc.
Miss Inez Colley. Of the Y. w. c. A..
will spend the week end the guest Of her
parents at Neffs Ohio.
Mrs. Ross Kcyser and mother, Mrs
Dague have returned to their homo In
Elm Grove after spending the past six
weeks the guests Of the formers dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Ralph Blass. of Angola. Ind.
Miss Helen Ruth will spend the week
end with her mother at New Martins
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs w. f. Rownd Of Pleas
ant Valley, will leave today for New
York. where they will spend q fortnight.
MT. and Mrs. Alexander Glass and
their guest. Mrs. John X. List, Of Win
ter Park. Fla. have returned from
Eaglesmere Pa, where they spent sew
eral days.
DR.. PAUL Morrison has arrived from
France. and Is the guest Of his sister
Mrs. Florence Watson. OF Martins Ferry
DR. Morrison was surgeon TO the 4Sth
division OF engineers and served in the
Fort Benjamin Harrison. previous &c
going abroad. where he served in the
VosEcs section.
Mrs. George Barte and her son George
Jr., who have hcen the guests OF Mrs.
W. J. Bryan. left this morning for their
home IN Balboa, Panama.
Mrs. Virginia Shaffer arrived home
from Philadelphia yesterday. where she
has been the guest Of her son. Mr.. Al
bert 8. Shaffcr. for tho past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. List and Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Glass have
returned TO Wheeling. after a delightful
five day aut omobile tour through Penn
sylvania and Maryland.
Mrs. william Guffcn. Of the BirminE-
ham Conservatory OF Music. OF Birm-
/ ingham. Ala, arrived yesterday 70 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
DANCING CLASSES
WILL OPEN SOON
CLASSES IN AESTHETIC DANCN0
CONDUCTED By NES. F2AHCES
PIxA1-EARP WILL OPEN
OCTOBER 4.
Numerous Affairs Being Given Daily for
Members Of the Social Set and
Their viSdtorS.

An announcement Of much interest to
the junior members of the social set and
their parents as well is that Of the re-
opening of the dancing classes conduct
ed so efficiently by Mrs. Frances F1zar-
carp which will take place Saturday.
October 4.
The primary class in aesthetic dane
ing will be held at 1890 o'clock Satur-
day morning. At $50 in the afternoon
the advanced class In aesthetic dancing
will be taught. and Mt o'clock the
members OF the ballroom class will
meet Especial attention will be given
to technique and foundation in the
classes this season. and splendid results
will doubtless be attained.
Last year the auditorium OF the Eaks
club on Fifteenth street was the scene
OF tho meetings of these classes. The
final exhibition was participated in by
all the members OF the various classes.
and the grace and poise displayed by the
little folk was astonishing and pleas
ing 10 the parents. Many pupils have
enrolled for the course Of dancing which
is so thoroughly taught by Mrs. carp.
and the dcvotees Of the beautiful are
eagerly anticipating the opening. There
is no doubt that the coming season will
prove as suspicious as>the preceding
ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Learns Her MAN" Is
Not Her Husband
italian woman Has supposed husband
Arrested ~ he was About 70
Desert Her.

roney >Mflok. an East Wheeling
italian. was arrested yesterday upon
complaint Of an italian woman VINO
claims that she learned that Milok was
about to desert her for his wife in the
old country. after she had lived WIN
him for twelve years believing mat
she was his lawful wife.
According to tho woman's story. IL
was learned last evening from Prose
cutting Attorney D. A. Mckee, Mliok
brought the woman to this city twelve
years ago and secured a marriage
license. She was ignorant OF American
laws, she claims. and believed Milok
when ne told her that they were mar
ried simply by his act Of taking out
marriage license
A few days ago. the woman claims
she learned that Milok has a wife Nv
ing in italy and started an investisa-
tion, TO ind that Milok had already ap-
piled for transports to italy and was
about ready to leave for his native
land. She appeared before Squire K
G. Hobbs ard swore out warrant Tor
Milok. The warrant was served yes
terday by Deputy Sheriffs Edward XII
yer and Alfred Clator. Squire Hobbs
committed Milok to Jail for'a hearing
at . later data
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
MUNICIPAL BAND
CONCERT TONIGHT

The Municipal band will give its
fourth concert tonight at Riverside
park and in ell probability II will be rs
well attended as the others have been.
Prof. Summers has arranged q good pro
gram Of popular hits. mixed with just
enough Of the classic to set it off bit.
Following Is the program which he
has selected for tonight:
March. Sabre and Spurs'-John
Phillip Sousa-
Overture. Raymond ('The Queens
observation-disclosures Thomas.
Paraphrase. Con theme OF Mary
land"-Frank Fuhrer.
Medley The Grand Slam'-M. L,
Lake.
Intermission.
March (by request). National En-
blem")-R. A. Bagley.
Waltz. The Druids' Prayer"-Gordon
Dawson.
Selection. "Carlnen"-G. Bizet.
Medley "Remieks Hits" No. ia
Bodewalt Lampe.
A. E. Summers. director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
B. & D. SHOPMEN
OF TH|SD|STR|CT
WILL NOT STRIKE
TO J. II. WBIoXT cKATH-
MAN or TIN OI6FB1C9
coluU9TE1.
Mr.. wright Says Local =. b o. Shopmen
"Doat Belong to That Gang"
Referring to Strikers.

Fears that almost 1000 shopmen at
the Bcnwood shops of the B. & o. would
20 on strike along with members OF the
Federated Shipments union throughout
the country. were allayed last night
when J. H. Wright. chairman Of the local
district shopmen's committee. said that
there will be no strike in the Wheeling
district
Mr.. Wright explained that the FEEDER
atcd Shopmcn's union Is headed by the
more or less famous Patty Richardson
who is said TO be an opponent or the
American Federation OF Labor, and who
Is said to be the leader of the Federated
Shopmcns union fight.
You can say for the boys at the Ben
wood shops and In fact for all OF the
Wheeling district shopmen that we don't
belong to that gang" said Mr.. Wright
to The Intclligencer last night You
might add that everyone Is happy and
on the job here. working as hard as ne
knows how, and intendes staying there.
he concluded. Mr.. Wright then explained
that the local workers are all affiliated
with the American Federation OF Labor
and that the Federated Shipments union
Is an organization that may be consid-
cred in the Bolshevik class.
At the Benwood roundhouse last night
a copy Of a telegram sent to every rail-
road shop in the country by Director
General Hines was received. In this
message Director Hines appeals to the
men to remain at their jobs and promises
thorough inquiry into the demands Of
the strikers. When the telegram wa1
received local shopmen wondered what
it was all about. and inquiries were
pouring in on union heads and news
papers rs to when and why the strike.
They were happy when they learned
that the Federated Shipments union was
the striking organization and not the
real organization backed by the A. F.
Of l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
CHILDREN HOLD
PRIMARY ELECTION

The wheeling Fairgrounds primaries
yesterday were most exciting and close
ly' contested. with Frank Helmoright
nominated as councilman from tho First
ward and Harry Dittemore coming in
closely contested candidate from the
Second These boys proved real politi-
clans. The issues at stake are the Sc
curing Of a deep pool swimming hole
for the playground at Twcnty-fourth
street, all the voters being Interested in
this, and the girls as we'll. and the beau
tifying of the parks with shade trees,
in which the girls have special inter-
est.
Some fine day in the near future all
these young candidates for political
honors are to be taken TO the city court
house by Prof. Alfred Anderson. where
they will be given a talk along the lines
OF city management by Mayor Thomas
Thoner, the chief OF police and other
dignitaries OF Importance in the. execu-
tive limclight Of city management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
MUST DISPLAY new
LICENSE TAGS

"Either have your 1920 license tags tags
on your automobiles or leave your ~
ch mnis ~ - tho substance Of an edict ls-
sued ID last night by Sheriff h 10 ,ipe
Hastings. The ennouncemest Is IN .hr trnr
with a statement made by the e., tags
about ten days ago that the new
must be on all machines by August H. !,
or automobile owners failing to aisp lrss
new tags will be subject to arrest. INC me
sheriff. who was given permission Ds
the state highway commission TO eIer.
else his judgment in esforSsins t tne
license law in Ohio county "nen ,ans nc
commission was unable 10 get me 'Ae 81
cut for July /. has asked Chlet OF
Police Fred Frazier to have the ponce
enforce the law in his city, .r.-
The sherir's order not only appncs
to license tags, but to road licenses
for taxicabs and to the commercial
license tags for trucks.
License Applied For Cards" won I
be sufficient. according TO the sherir
statements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Dinner at Country Club.

One Of the congcnial parties when
will attend the dinner-dancc at the Coun-
try club this evening will be that given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hitchman. OF
Woodsdale. There will be the lovciiesl
Of table decorations and covers will be
arranged for IL. Following the dinner
a delightful cvcnis5 OF outdoor dancing
will be enjoyed. 'rhr out-If-town guests
at this AFFAIR will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Sweeney. Of Washington. D.
c., and Mrs. John Belts. of ST. Louis. Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Gen. Ho|Iingswotth
EoreSaW Events

Appropos Of the present discussion Of
the League, Of Nations. the following
item is taken from the Memorial Ad-
dress Of former Congressman D. A. Hill
linEsworth, May 80. 1914, at Wheeling,
Is printed in the Sunday papers OF the
next day:
''The clear tendency Of modern
thought among the great powers OF
tho world is along international peace
lines, and the smaller states like hexi-
CO and the Balkans II they continue their
disturbances will be taught the better
way by the mailed hand Of power.
IAN unseen influence seems to be
drawing together the nations Of tho
earth and An unseen hand pointing them
upward and onward, the goal being a
peaceful. perfect federation Of all ma
lions undel the leadership Of one strong
Christian commonwealth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
BOY INJURED

Ralph Wilson. lS-year-old Brookside
lad. was struck By an automobile and
knocked to the street at Twelfth and
Main streets yesterday. A car. beAring
a license held by Frank Costanzo, Of st.
Cairsville, ran by a street car just as
the lad alIghted from the car. The car
did not step.
The boy was taken to the North Wheel
Ing hospital where II Is said ne was NOT
dangerously hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02

the guest Of Miss Eva Egerter. Mrs.
Guffen has been at Chautauqua, New
York. where she did concert work, ap-
pearing with Mr.. Sol Marcosson, the
gifted violinist. Mrs. Guffen is a talent
cd pianist. she and Miss Egerter having
appeared in concerts few years ago.
Mrs. Guffen stopped here on her way to
Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Sarah Pritchard. Of South Eon
street, will return tomorrow from a
two weeks vacation spent at Pittsburgh
and Zelis nople. Pa
q. f.. Golfer. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
E. Golfer Of 1854 Fifteenth street. ar
rived home after serving sixteen
months in the navy. he having made
sixteen trips across the ocean.
Miss Katherine Prager. clerk in the
office Of Sheriff Howard Il Hastings,
Will leave Monday for 4 two weeks va
cation at Columbus and Buckeye Lake.
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Old Stone Rouse.

Several parties enjoyed the dinner
served at the Old Stone House. at Ro-
ncy's Point. last night. The cool even
ing was very pleasant for motoring and
the delicious dinner added much pleas
ure to trips for the following parties;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laughcnbaugh. or
Canton. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Booth. Of New
York City. and party Of four.
Daniel List and party OF three.
DR.. and Mrs. Quimby and party OF
three.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Tea Party.

Mrs. Alfred PAUL will be hostess to
number Of friends this afternoon at her
home in Hawthorne Court, compliment
airy to her daughter. Mrs. Lyman Kirk
patrick. Of Rochester. y. Y. who has
been her guest during the summer sea
son. Pretty floral decorations will adorn
the table and the affair will be enjoyed
by several intimate friends of Mrs. Kirk
patrick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
BEDS ATTACK JAPS

TOXIC. June 37-An official commun-
ioue issued by tho War Department says
that a Bolshevik attack on a Japanese
troop train near Ntcholisk. Siberia. rec.
emily. caused loss to the japanese or
ninety-one killed and Ave seriously
wounded. The Bolshcviki who number
ed Ave thousand were repulsed after
heavy lighting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
STEPS IN FRONT OF
TRAIN ; INSTANT DEATH

Special Dispatch to The Gntelligencer.
STEUBENVILIE. o.. Aug. 1.-As she
stepped in front Of a passenger train at
the Panhandle station this evening after
leaving q train from Weirton. where
she was employed. Mrs. Alvina Belle
Lewis, IS, was struck and died In fifteen
minutes. Her home Is at Grace. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Walker Peterson Will
entertain a number 81 friends TINS even
ing with a dinner party at the ola stone
House. The guests will number forty
friends OF the host and hostess. VINO
will leave in the near future for trip
around the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Dinner Party.

Complimenting Mrs John Belts. OF st
Louis. Mo-. who is visitor in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A Aschman entertained
a party last night at the Old Stone
House with an informal dinner party.
Lovely floral decorations were apparent
and covers were laid for twelve guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02

Rev. Dupont Fontaine. Of Kirkwood.
who has been preaching on the Shep-
herds Psalm while fill the pulpit at the
morning services Of the First Lutheran
church at 1879 a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
Mr.. Holloway VIII Entertain.

Mrs W. W. Holloway will be hostess
70 a group Of friends this afternoon at
hcr homo in Woodlawn at one Of the
nrettiest affairs Of the week. Lovely
anpointments will mark this party.
which will be another Of series OF de-
1,ghtful affairs arranged In honor Of Mrs.
John s. Belts, Of St Louis. Mo.
The following have been invited:
Mesdames:
r 7 Milton PEBBLES Tatum
Alexander Glass c. H. Simpson
c. R. Hubbard Lawrence Sanos
F, C.. Ewing J. S. Belts. Of
q A Aschman ST. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
KnraWali Patty.

all intimate friends Of the honor guest
who was a former resident
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
GROCERY TRUCK
BANGS INTO TREE
Dewitt Co. IS Car Damaged to Extent
of 500-Slippery Road Puts Ma
chine Beyond Control.

The Dewitt Grocery Co.'S auto
truck carrying load of about 5000
pounds, headed yesterday for Bellows
Falls with Frank Champany as driver,
ran into a tree on the hill approaching
the West River bridge, and was dam
aged to the extent of probably $500.
When Mr.. Champany realized the dan
ger he jumped and escaped injury
Mr.. Champany was driving down the
hill on the left side of the road to
avoid the bad part of the road, as it
was very slippery He saw milk
wagon coming towards him and crossed
over to the other side without trouble
When he attempted to get back to the
better side of the road the truck be
gan to skid and the car smashed into
4 large tree. 1t was run to Manley
Brothers garage later under its owl
power, but it Is in such condition thai
the company is undecided as TO whether
to have it repaired or buy new truck
A truck from Manley Brothers took TIL,
load to Bellows Falls.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
HEALTH OFFICER
TALKS IN SCHOOL
DIR. Chester S. Leach Addresses Teach.
ers, Committee, Sisters Of st.
Joseph, and Nurses.

Teachers of school district No. 2, the
prudential committee, Sisters of st. Jo-
seph, and nurses from the Mutual Aid
association and the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital were given an interesting talk
yesterday afternoon in the high school
assembly room by District Health Officer
Chester S. Leacn.
DR. Leach explained the new system of
health supervision by which the state is
divided in to 10 sanitary districts, in
each of which an experienced physician
acts as inspector of health conditions.
He showed what might be done for boys
and girls of school age, by describing
changes absolutely necessary in many
rural schools and the fine work done by
school nurses
He urged the cooperation of all, in
two ways particularly: First, in keeping
from school any pupil or teacher who
may have any contagious disease, how.
ever light the case: second, in reporting
any condition which is dangerous or ever
iniudicious from the point of view Of
public health.
Dr. Leach stated that every effort was
being made to have a school year un
broken on account of an epidemic of any
sort.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
BRANDEGEE
FEELS ANNOYED
Objects to Tactics of League to Enforce
Peace-Senator Hitchcock Says
Best Elements Support It.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Presentation
of kilograms and letters which Senator
Brandegee, Republican, of Connecticut,
said had been sent to some of his constit-
uents by the league to enforce peace lead
to spirited clash today in the SENATE.
The communication, he said, showed how
the league was spending money in an eff
fort to force ratification of the peace
treaty without amendments. Defeat of
the league was described as "the suicide
Of civilization" in one of the letters
which urged that organized public opin-
ion in every state be trained on Wash
ington."
A number of the kilograms asked that
the recipient telegraph his senator and
demand ratification Sin a positive and
conclusive manner"
Il have no sympathy for those who
give money to that organization" Sena
tor Brandegee declared, "for if the league
didn't take it away from them somebody
else would. / think Col Sellers correctly
stated their irthright-something like
one every minute"
| Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, ad
ministration leader in the treaty contro
versy, declared that church interests
women's clubs, labor bodies, business
men and all the best elements of Ameri
cans were organized in favor of tn
| league.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
EXCUS|NG JURORS
Many Could Not Serve at Murder Trial
of George A. Long-May Draw
New Panel
Especial to The Reformer.)
MONTPELIER, Oct.

George A. Long was placed on trial
in the Washington county court to-
day charged with the murder of
Mrs. Lueina c. Broadwell in Barre
on May 3, last Mrs. Isabella
Parker, jointly indicted with Long,
will be tried later. Besides the
regular panel 81 additional jurymen
have been summoned.
Many jurors have asked to be ex.
cused and up to noon 81 out of a doub-
lie panel of 10 had been let 60 for
sickness, physical disability or other
causes Many farmers, unable to Sc
cure hired men to take their places at
home to harvest crops, also have been
excused The available panel at noon
stood at So and if is possible new list
may have to be summoned
Court recessed at $50 until to per
NIT attorneys to attend opening Of su
preme court.