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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-22
To insure publication all cores
pondence should reach this office
not later than Tuesday morning.
The editor.

|
man OF high ideals and broad Wis
ion, we can recommend Rev Jno.
Bluen, OF Mt Vernon, Ill :. who
successfully pastored Shiloh Bap-
list church OF that city for 5 con-
secutivc years. His address is
/ 1911 Herbert. St.
Mesdames Jody Hubbard and
Willie Began, OF Paducah, KY
were in the city Wednesday the
house guest of Mesdames Ethel
Culp, and Mary Broyles.
Miss Blanche Began. OF Clifton.
Tenn spent Wednesday with
Mesdames Norris CUP. and Noah
Broyles.
Mr.. Whitaker Lorg, OF Dick
soa, Tenn is in the city visiting
relatives and friends
Rev j. b. McCrary. Messrs.
Neuton Cork, Lacey Patterson,
John T Upshaw. Arthur Harmon
have returned from Chicago, where
they attended the Masonic grand
lodge.
Mrs Amanda Barnard. was in
Paducah, shopping last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maxwell
and children, Mr. and Mrs, Alon-
20 Donlow. OF Brookport, were in
the city SUNDAY attending the So,
anniversary Of their grandfather,
Mr. Mingo Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Brown,
OF w ON St. are the proud par
ents Of fne baby boy Mother
aud baby doing fine.
.AIr., Bedioid. Of Caro-, is in
the CITY visiting ter daughter.
ms Henristta Groves
Mr. Calvin Long, Of Johnsoh-
vile Tenn. visited relatives and
friends for few days
Those 90 the sick list are Mes
danes Bonnie Jackson, Oracle
williamson, Mss Maud Porter,
Charley Dayie. we hope all a
speedy recovery
Messrs Elmer. Hiram Sims OF
Brookport. were in the city Sun
day and called to see E. S. b. Nc
Crary.
Mrs, Addie Frizzell, OF Love-
Joy, IS IN the city visiting her par
ents, Mr. and, Richard Winston
Her father was vuite sick for a few
days but is much improved at this
writing
We are very sorry to learn Of
the continued serious illness OF
Mrs, Fife Brown, OF East St.
Louis. daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs.
John Jefferson. :!
Mrs Beatrice Yafbrodgh, for
merly Of Shady Grove. but tenn
porailIy Of Clifton, Tenn was in
the city Wednesday and called to
see the editor and family. she IS
locking fine. |
Mrs Ella Morris, Of Paducah,
Ky visited her cousin. Rev. Ed
gar S. McCrary. Sunday, return
ing home Monday We hope she
viii return again.
We are pleased to learn that
Rock Hill Baptist church Carbon
dale, will entertain the Mt. Olive |
Baptist Association next year.
This-is one OF the best in the State !
and is loyal to the principles and |
doeErine Of Jesus Christ. They
have a strong preacher in the per-
son OF DR.. w. M. Moody, who is
determined TO show DR.. Carter, Of
CentraIia, how to raise some moE
ey as 81. 900. 90 is the slogan
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-22

SIR. ~. P. Washington. OF ITO
-casev avenue Mt Vernon, III
has moved to Decatur 10 enter
n his work as pastor and IS
now located atf6oo = GREENWOOD
Ave. WE sAssh him much sue
esss in bis PASTORAL iaboFs.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-22
NewGriip
On Life follows the use of
DR.. Miles Liver Pills

For many years The
Standard Medicine for
Torpid Liver, BiIiousness,
Constipation and other
disorders Of the stomach,
bowels and liver result
ing from failure Of these
organs to perform their
dutie IN a natural
manner.
They relieve promptly
action mild set effective,
and their use establishes no
habit requiring their con-
slant Use as they tone TIP
and strengthen The weaken~
ed condition Of the organs.
Money back Il first box
fails to relieve or satisfy.
Get a package today and
relieve your troubles.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
LENGTHY DOCKET
WILL Be TRIED
IN ], {. COURT.
NHAALT LIVERY GOAL OoMFANY II
NoRTHnRN WuHT VIRGINIA TO
rACu PROFITHHRIN9 CHARGE
BtranHs story Of the Capsrn OF M. =.
Fletcher Hold On q White Slave
Charge

II IN ptnrrd TIM tho rcrrion Of tho
/ 'nlI,d tLn,,, Iu.Irlci ,,Irt IhD, Will
=,
'"h'"h" on 6ep'"hh"'' =" Ut ""'''''
hurry. judge ITitchhrd prrsidnE, VIII
hnS" tho lunErsi docket ~ the hIrioty
~ IN" Frdornl court or West NirIlnih
prcrrni"d 10 II for mini
tnl'Inl- "I Cnnl companies by tn"
7'"I". al n'Ii''"rm West NIIElnih VAL
have T." aurw'r T." pi"ilt "rrIng 'hhrFrh,
ihr - ih'n'" hI tInG h""n r""uT"I hIi"I
minimizing w"Ih 10y "iiI'rrr 81 Ih' I''
pnil u"nt 81 Justice
II wn- ri"I"l y"ri"Id"y that tho "h a..
l"I part "r ia" '"ui '"nIp'nI"T "I
NO. lheru Wrni NirFlnl" Will hhNn !" an
rw"r I" Ihl- charge
Th"n Ihrrr ~ ~ Ipn- "rlmInnl dn"t'l.
Tho Federal H'nlr nnh Anti "hloph
TuT'r "f pInhlbIt Ion rHlr~Ir hhN' MOI
hc"u til" CuI nuruh"I ~ 'rrrH "f ~"
IniI"n nT thu pI"hihiI."u lhw VIII b."
tried
Ia u~nIIy al 81 th"-' "nr"r. h"w"r"r.
wlI|T" per son ~ 'nuEhl WIN w"
Yunhp on him the Information los MGR"
" "ttoh ia III" court ny l)iSlrl't Ail"T
MY HiunrI u NnIk"T nr mn hhb'H'nh'
IInrIY " lyI" or hh',"H n,hPu'
ma r''h 81 E"'''F ~ "'"'' ,y vi" a.,
''"''"'' '''" ~ " ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
RIVER BUSINESS IS
VERY BRISK HERE
Mum Der of boats Are Ont and in--xoAvy
Cargo Of Freight Also Dsanr ~

On Saturday tho bear traps on tha
dams up The Ohio river were loWefe9
~ that ire large amount OF rAintetl
which fell In this section duri Inv
past week would not cause any trU. fOfH
at different points Due 10 thls btag9
,,f eleven feet Of water hhr Ieklbieteu
nn the gauge at ia" wharf Ihts IAst.
evening ana falling very slowly,
The VEN" swain mah" Two tilRA
t,nn Mo uLaTf thhInk "ul Two lAIOf
,..,I,sInn parties IA ia. afternoon $40
.,,.nin. .n n pl.hr''" IIip Gown w
nII,n,n Ihr b.rI ~ i."V" foI psl1tE
,,t iI,a ave, ~IGIa nhs lee GHAAOpT.
,..riT dn,ns he ~.sh lu4
"a, il,n.,ai u.o.h "''lv"a ~ tsNslyt
10 = f"n I'",lt '.h",r I'M yWl
L..yy ,a,s" snd t.H H.S''.l h""fa leisi
,,n lac, roy D.. -. Smoky NV WhsrsT
,,,-, 81 10, uhip,n""i In '"nT'aneM VI
~, f,lh.,ir arrival ~ +" NshycI
yo4,n,d.y ,u",ulnE from H"n"sVUls su1
i,rl s.roroI h',ir lsI"' 80 her way ~
Ihr 'G"''bv 'IiV. I
RI, gnra,"r C"rInli 10 ssrnrte1 70 nH-
,1yn In rprnr Iirrn today FROM Hunting
Ton md viii leav. Eo'rr time later for
rI,,ahureh ahc IL carrying vmy
heavy cargo nf food supplies In ADDITION
10 other merchandise. ut
The Helen r. will arrive in this eve.
ming from New Matamorss and viii
leave Tuesday morning at 1850 O'clock
on her return trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
WEST ALEX FAIR
ON THIS WEEK
PIR raIr Just Across tire state Line
Tuesday, WsdnsHday ana
Thursday

Tho grand oppuluI Of the Wet Alex
nud"r FRlr tomorrow morning. WIN hH
taxing ~ rw"Iv" "Eporiti"n r"Cti"ns.
rata years fair In expected to suTPaTH
the rucCcss and nti"nhnn"rH In r"c"nl
ones held at West hIcEanicr. u VIII
hc held three dnyH. Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Spn,c- for CNh!bltorr viii also De al
I',Urd free Of churg" which Will attract
u great number 81 the higher lass
,XhIhiI- 1hOs, VINO Wish 10 snow ih"lr
.nIIiri", a. buSInurs VII have I" ret In
To-. "nIIN Tuhh hs II" more "hhIblllnR
,pn,r vii ho allowed mfI"r 10 IL. m.
" 'dnrhinN
rhr "a. InE pi"rInnI wiI'h has been
,,.ur.d win H.. IniIIrI On the lari iw0
LI. ,.g added iniuT',I Ia the "'Gh
g.. ontn Ihu- wiil h" ,n'i"h IL" Mn T.
".,r 81 IL. TShihit" ""d n"''" i'a"hn"'"a
i".~S"i" az" !" "i"i" f"' ih"h" ~"'
l..i.in ~iiI n,I ni"iI '"'ii N''i""s'i"y
o"r ~lII ."niI""o ih'""ri,''"' ~" """h
Ina "Hl"s.a i" 'h"'s" h"y" "I'""ds
L...m m""""I o"h 49,. Ii"''I e" h'ii'~"
p""''"Ittsss
rl"""'" " - h'm"''""s. W.
h"",.
u,"r"dn Tony I".,. u u nl"y""v,
y A ifu"i"r
n"rIIr"p " '!wI"" IInm ',"lE.
: - tt"up
I q MAXWELL I, f'lviu"
Amusement. ~ ! VI T,mm"ns, w.
& krmr'r"rR, J. J.. Ayers. F'Hnk J'laY-
rov. Saw white.
Ndv"rIlrlug Y & Maxwell. ". ".
EIaynry, j W Gibson
Officers
~ " Yates. president: Jerry Fo"t.
virc rr"aid,nt: J NJ Gibson. secretary:
T =. Maxwell. treNrurcr
Directors
W s Armstrong. Jerry Post. J. w.
McNIurray. f. w. Moore. w. J. Gordon.
John Guess. J. II. lIupp, Frank Culley.
r. s. Maxwell. T. T.. fiayncy, John
Eonda, Ham Crn!g. II. VI. Yates. r. A.
Hunter Sam White
Supsrintendents
UorscS--W. Gordon. Sheep-W. A.
Guess rattle--J l.. Ayers. Swine-I.
r STOUT rnultry--Ed. EEan. Machin-
rry--J IL Hupp. Farm Products-Al'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Short proceeded Ia Hundred. West V"
nest In"rulnE Win warrant fOI a man
nEnt~d hTnuid sino who. with bs'aT
i"ss. whs wanted la 'nnhe' 'lnn WIN
ihr disappearance ~ some b.ndr
HhUI anne o'I"AH Hlno N"Ihlns ~ a
pea, h. ,,t, haid Win several "ihsIs 'aII
II i,In, :. 900 old, hand,uffuh hiio amh
t""L hhu l." the depot Tho "aIshnl
had received ~"'d that the '""n h"h
fulundu H. IiuuhI 81 unh wac i"lh !" 10th
,.ti fuI ih'i"
g." 10 pui Flus Ia . I""In Ia lho ton'
YT ihn II,LsI nfn,t WHOM tho I'aln
,Irsd EI,,,t v"nI ,,'Ii Win hls ~ tHrm"'
T., E"I aboard ne, vh"i" '"~u -"'
ih"r" n"h vh'r boy saw uh"T' ih"1
u"i ~ ~ "sul'nu' r'll h"wll"H II
E"t hru"ld MI riphi. hm' Ihr "ld h""
rIvo hlui r Hous Nght loo I"uL ~ Ihpi
"fn',ra fa,"' .Uah for hrn"lh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
WATER Carnival
ON TH|SEVEN|N
Postponed ITosn sstuTdAy Hvsnt
lag ~ N. IsalsMsst WsAtAS
AaaT ~ uss ~.

The trnuilnn water carnival Nm
va. r,hadHiai 4" ha h.id f"' tha 1Tel
,lmsn 81 ~" ninl. fni' Saturday ~
nInr Wan post ponsi un'li ~" assHlNlI
Ihn r,ur,au viii rlnr promptly A.
-. I,.h wiIh tho UrUI"t brat fshss VvN
,"HI 81 -. 1907 ,n"n""s VII InsluNN
,n,r, oud rriI ,a"o- Witch ere Ats
iraril"p e'-nl amount ~ Ioisteeh
rt"T Tlru", II"rirln -nprtyls"f ~
Ihr ,v"rE wa disappointed over the
ru,I,Inu ,"Infrll Fpiur'lnp avonlnE, b1S
stated IhpI thu rpmc program VIII ~
carried rui IhIr "y"nIuR fnw OF the
which wore destroyed ours
ing tho h"nvy storm Will he replaced ~
now ones nnd everything In In TeadineAA
for this evenings performance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
DAP T|STS MEET
HERE WEDNESDAY
PANHANDLE nAFTJsT As6OOIATIOH
no hOLD IIArOHThHT TWO
DAY HhnnIOu
nrI."nia r."s'." VII" n.".'"l r'"'"'
nsni Hps-s.'s e." ia. ilst


~. r.nI..nll. raItI-, Arr". r",,,."
~.,u ""..., e., ,,n ,,",,,.r 90, o"l"" w.h
,..o.rn. ..,uI"r r.rta,",.., !, .""'r""
l"a '"'""F" '"'"ad"' a. ~" w"""''"'
ho,' viii rrc"id" 80 """' :" -" d"l"
ITO r,Io, ,nu,, hes 81 rhir dl'i"i"" 81
Wan, yI,yiuIc
ILc Wrdrnudnr o,ruInP ""Sai"u " ~
,,b, nina In iI,n Ir,uIlur auditor irru
~ tho Y VI hu'ldIuE nud IhWru
Do, ,ro,"."r and nf'"r"""" a"o"'""" wIll
hr IrIh pi To-" E"'nud I'I'"h' i"i M
church rurncr ~ Twentieth rud Mnr
Err r'rorlu Tue fr"r IurblY 10 do"
pu,.u viii be- carved ~ the S"c"nd rr"H-
"H' ~ a. NV" ",,r n'r", by ,hc m"rnhcrr
."f ~" congregation " IN" Tempt"
church
Among III" speakers VII Il" iw" or
Ia" foremost lfnil'"' '"""h~rr 81 the
country. Rev 4. r Agar ~ ~. "i
New York rny. aud h"y A. + sun
we'll ~ cleveland - They VIII h"ih
SPEAK a. ia" 6 A. "nIl:"r:"m
Wrhnrrdn, evening
1nr program via l." "nirird "nl "n
IolIown
Program Of ths Panhandle nsptiEt Assn.
act. /" /"
i%niti'H'"'d Ny wheeling linrliH' le"r'"
"wednesday nor"i"d.
II u" I'"' -" h'i'"' Mi' u J. h"""
- !" ''''""' ~ ''''' .
rev Ii"'" 90"
II I" - r"'l "' = .''e"'""h.i
W. " 'h'""
"Wednesday Ah.'"""-
q" i'"'"' n''."" h"' - h"'"
81 r'r"' 60" i'""I''""''
h"' " ''"''
a. n.r,"' g" n'.''n rdlt""
~ J. D. """""'
IT. Hhh'""r 80" I''' '"h'"'"
~ if""'""H w. y "'''''
&C N"""""n Ii""' w." - 80
'.''l"" I.l"'''"" 81 'IIi""'"
N'Id' "sr
~ t"rIr' "U''r
Y 10 W"Ur"" N""lr''
"ed"sS"ry G"""'np
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

cut nui 'h,E slip. cn,ln-" with :" and
NAH u !" Tol"y & 20 'Sak Hh"nI"lh
Arr. ChicsWn. m writing v"ur nam"
md nhhr"-a risarlv You Will rr"cIvc
Foley Honey and far compound. Tor
coughs colds nnd Group. Policy Kih
usv PILLS for path In Aid"s and hack
rh"uInRti SUI borknCh". kidney nud bind -
dcr ailments. and Foley tHthartiC Tab
l"tE. wholesome md thoroughly
Cleansing CathhrtiC for constipation.
hili"usucss headache. aud sluggish
h"~rlu Sold Everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
ASSOCIATED oHARrTp1,

regulnr monthly meeting OF TN
Chnrities Of this city will be held this
afternoon At 4 o'clock In the rooms %
the association at the Board OF Trn4e
building. number OF very importaAt
matters pertnining'tO different eflely1
Of his Organization will come betota
the body All members Of the board Atp
requested to be present. tg}
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Trnrn" vnr Il"h ~ Tor nerrIv M hour
Saturday when a baltimore & Dhlo ~.
Rlnr with string ~ COnl CnIF vas hr
~ He'd at tho Elm Grove CrusNInF I'll.
wr""k crew WINS called and hftrr work
Ing for some time had tho cars aud cn.
zinc hu"k on ia" ~ he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

A nIr""t 'nT ~ tho Nn, a.i-F Public
GrINI,r COMPANY '"Illd'd With Iir nuiu
mobile cf Iuhu " I''ily 81 IA" lEiHud.
~ boat 'io,L fniuIdnv ,y"nInF at 81.
t'sUiH hn1 MntkcI tii,'Ir III" fI"UI
feud"I 81 ih- auto unr h"hl hat uDnS -
Ihr u,, .uThHt1 N'i, IuJuI,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Word was rrr"iN"d YrTi"rhnN nv MON
hsrE ~ Dnhnp T"mpl". No IGi ~ y -
n. from ihr management ~ High
land Park Zoo PITTSBURGH. stating that
the roo would indeed hr very Elqd I,
receive Maggie IlgES' the faInuuN
D"tie wildcat ~ ., Elft T'hr letter fur.
thor stated that ia" IrukirH eau ct
"MnEXi"" any 'IIn~ they want !" ur~ her
Tho cat Will Ice s"ul - the Smoky tty
shortly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

I,r C'hGiI,s ~ I'oSAaI ~" recently
aranlI.d II,,r 81 Innpt'tg al Ne''
AIs.,,,d.r ,i,,,s,,i Intrnd /" move ihs'"
hut win lac SO, iIni hi1 ""in'nsI h."'
H.. viii stIli ,ci"In hia r'S'i''" ""d TO-
a.,.s . iBu. kupII'I ri'e'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

r~n n'-.~~s, -, vr<pL'y"h AZ "'r"H
and ono 81 Nc" tbT""h. ''hIn W.
were admitted NN~, <N1 ~ 'hr N"'lIn'
T.rry hoNri'nl. dlch DN"''Hv 10y" ~,
.huhi,t win 10 'on' u rholT h"inH '"'
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

h"'n'hry p''ul"E "i 80 " NJ Mo. hr"
81 -" " ht'llnE ttr'I iuu ,"u,t,"r,.
aldo rvluUi rui",,u,iII, "wn,d D.,
n"n fpn,u"', 81 NJ hi',u,u - IrrI,i 81 A,
aud Market sI,"'ir IL" Iyr e. n.I", II
tho a"I' "nr hndIy 'lowur,l IinfH.
Dfn"'r Hoai stated that Ihr ,,sw - Ihn
si'""i w"Ts n"' !" hin'u-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

- " y's q ""s '-'"'"s" '" ~"
n,.,,,, /, rs,, ,vh.-,l,S nr~r isllrG +"
rnr, ,,nr,r". .t.pf' II h,"'-"I3' I'VE, i"
Ir,,.,rtnn y, n, t""l~. ~ M. h'"
ON vii onur.roL, ~, tn" r'"P"l'n'"' ~
NJ " ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

"rrIIu" - 81" MImI-I,iIoI uuI"u 81
" h,~II,r d.rIiI'i vliI be h'Id tiuudsy
HrIh-I"h', 'iih a. thC ~ a I'Innr
t., tie NIuiU, meeting % uu,I Of, v ~ L..
.uiIIn'd 81 I,I- tIu,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

Rtdq will l." Used FOR hy tho
county commissioners for tho repairing
Of rh, NII,uhrlm mn road "n IA" y"
tiuInI lIl" un account nT tho HrphiI'
PRO, nag unsui Isro"t"I). Engineer
N,,I,sLry "A phld that Ihd new ROAD
,,ui a. .iEhI iu,hen az 0uU,IGlc W.th a.
lnL,k ,nvcIIuE whi,h viii ni""l all
heavy travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

hN'ls7 'hIIdr"sr r"I"rsd VS. prrs,'
~ Nv bnl'"r TuTnST i;nlurIay orsnlng
In mob cloTh'- pool T""ru "n n dIu"rhsrlV
'harEs Ile wbp ,ahsn '" Tho '"rlor nnh
given hrrth NJ" : uniIl Ihi- Ir"rnIna
whom y" "i' RrpsNr before IudH" i"hu
4 Rlis :" anr~~r tho dls"rdsrlg charge
Reports recently mNdo by tho NtHio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

rou.-y cur "rr...,2Sas = very ny
rr,-" ar,urdnv ~h"t ''""n m"I''n"n ,, ~
ruuSos wore i~ruri 20 onupi"H H"s'W
r. On the Wheeling df~'6tat Wh'ir
lawn couple. .S,IaNI ;nrn ~" my
A number ~ real rrtHr1 dL~d~ "er" Ar"
t,I.I 9TH IIIc rlrik - fI~- county court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13

shows that wheeling has paid ''+'I
for eight accidents during tn" nN Fenr
TO city employees. II is claimed mat ms
can be- reduced considerable In an
uroha hiltiV the rate tAIs EraT VIII u"
much iOwsr than ever before.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Ida Frankel has returned from
New York, where she has been the past
two weeks to select her spring line of
goods
Sergt Charles B. Merrithew of Co. F..
Third Maine Infantry, has been chosen to
attend the battalion school held in Ban
gor. If he qualities he will be placed on
the reserved list from which the Cover
nor makes appointments to fill vacancies.
Lloyd A. Dyer and Hazel V. Barton
were married last Saturday in Camden.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dyer of Islesboro and has been a
resident of Belfast. He is member of
Company F of the Third Maine Infantry
and last winter played on their basket
ball team. Mrs. Dyer is native of Lin
colnville.
Deputy Collector of internal Revenue
A. D. Huntoon will be at the Federal
building in Belfast during the week of
Jan. 1851 to assist tax payers seeking
information, and in rendering returns of
income. Your visit should be made as
early in the week as possible. Office
hours to 4. At other hours by appoint
ment. Expiration date of filing returns
March Is, 1920
WEST BELFAST. Susan Dyer enter
tanned eight little friends at a birthday
ent were Clarissa Hartman, Helen Nor
ris, Erma Young, Sabra, Hugh, Ruth and
Evelyn Toothaker, Margaret Fowles.....
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Newcomb called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Films recently.
Ralph Hayford has bought the Geo. Lit
tefield milk route. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
vyn Perry spent Sunday with F. L.
Toothaker.
The Belfast Boy Scouts have elected as
their mascot in Troops one and two,
Master Harry A. Foster son of Principal
Harry A. Foster of the High School
who is also Assistant Scoutmaster.
Young Foster is little athlete himself
anu Is HULL lubClGSLCu Ill UdShCL UdlI
He is but nine years of age, but is good
scout Just the same. The Scouts are
having two evenings week practice at
the Armory and with the instruction un-
der Mr.. Foster, they are making a good
showing. Plans are in order for the an
niversary of the Boy Scouts organization
early in February and there will be the
annual drive for funds for the aid of the
Boy Scout work in late February. Last
year citizens gave very literally to the
aid of Boy Scout work in the city and it
is hoped that it will be duplicated this
season. At the last meeting very IN
teresting paper was presented by William
Cook on the "Churches of Belfast" in
which was presented not only historical
facts but stories that he had learned
from older people. Each scout is work.
ing on some subject and this being the
centen NAL year, they plan to get together
a lot of local history, cleaning much
from the older residents.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29

! The city government Wednesday,, Jan.
21st, sent an official application to Gov
ernor Carl E. Milliken to be entered for
the Federal, State and county appropria-
ton for Belfast's new bridge
John Cochran Chapter, D. A. R., will
have guest night next Monday evening
at the home of the Misses CHM, when
each member will invite one guest. A
travel talk will be given by Mrs. 7. B.
Dinsmore and music by the ladies quar-
tet, Mrs 7. E. Bowker, Mrs. E. P. Frost,
Mrs. B. R. Allen and Mrs M. o. Dickey.
| The regular meeting of the Waldo
County Medical Association, announced
| for Feb. 9th, will be postponed until Feb.
18th, on account of the banquet to be Civ
en- by the Belfast Chamber of Commerce
on the former date. The Association will
have a banquet at o'clock at O'Con-
nelPs restaurant in the Dutch room, fol-
lowed by the regular meeting Dr. l. D.
Bristol, Health Commissioner, of Angus
ia, will be the speaker of the evening
RI En-. Wilmer j. Dorman, grand
commander of Maine, has been appointed
by Joseph Nyle Orr, most eminent grand
master of the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templar of the United States, to
visit and inspect the Grand Commandery
! of New Hampshire. Mr.. Dorman is a
past grand high priest of the Grand
Chapter of Maine; past thrice illustrous
master of the Grand Council of Maine,
and has held all the offices in the Masonic
bodies of Belfast.
TRANSFERS IN EAST BELFAST. Bay
View Farm in East Belfast has been sold
by Ralph A. Peavey of Dallas, Texas, to
Julian G. Carson of Boston. This farm
has been the summer home of the Peavey
family for several years. 1t is beautifully
located with shore privileges not to be
excelled in Maine. Mr.. Peavey has added
every comfort to the home and kept the
buildings in the best of repair. He does
not need the place now as he has nearly
ready for occupancy one of the finest
cottages in Maine at South Shore, North
port. Mr.. Carson is friend of Charles
IT, Lindsay, an extensive real estate own
er here, and it is said he will use the
place as summer home. THE Dickey-
knowlton Real Estate Co. have sold the
Putnam farm in East Belfast this week
for the Abbot heirs of Bucksport to Chas.
ii. Lindsay of Searsport and Lynn, Mass
Mr.. Lindsay already owns number of
farms in East Belfast, and with other
western gentlemen have formed cor
poration to be known as the Penobscot
Bay Company which now controls these
farms Just what plans are in order for
the new corporation has not been an
nounced.
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o. E. Frost of this city was recently
appointed by Gov. Carl E. Milliken as a
trustee for the Reformatory of Men.
The Leonard, Stevens & Bearce Com
pany have leased the James C. Durham
building adjoining the shoe factory and
will take possession about February list.
They will use it for storing purposes.
The spring meeting of the Maine Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs will be held at
Orono at the University of Maine on
March 2Srd to 25th. Tuesday evening,
March 23rd, the Women's Club of Orono
will give reception to the visiting club
women.
Mrs. Harrison C. Pitcher, who has been
in the Boston Homeopathic Hospital sew
eral weeks for treatment, is seriously ill
and her son, Ralph L. Pitcher of Caribou,
has been with her recently. She is suf-
fering with paralysis and at last reports
her mind was weakening.
Clerk of Courts has received from the
! Law Court a rescript in the case of
Ezra L. Carpenter VS.. Herbert C. Hadley,
administrator of the estate of Charles H.
Hadley. The action was brought to re-
| cover on six notes from the defendants;
three maturing before and three after the
death of c. H. Hadley. The rescript in
part:
| SIN case of the three notes which &C
| crued before the debtors death, the gen.
| era limitation had expired in 1911 and
| 1912 AS to those three notes therefore
| the plea of bar by limitation must pre-
vail. The plaintiff, h. viewer, is not de-
| barred from now proceeding to collect the
i three last mentioned notes. Judgment
for the plaintiff for the three notes falling
due after the death of the debtor"
| A special from Pittsburg, Pa, under
date of Jan. 21st announced that IS acts
of heroism had been recognized by the
| Carnegie Hero Fund Commission in ses-
! sion on that date. Two of those who
lost their lives were young girls; one of
! whom was Marjorie A, only daughter of
| MIR. and Mrs. Richard Brown of Swan
Lake avenue, East Belfast. She was only
| IA years old and lost her life July 26,
| 1917, while attempting to save the life
of Miss Anna Gahagan of New York,
when they with party of other girls
| were swimming in Goose River. Miss
Gaia gan, who was spending the summer
with her cousin, Miss Margaret Nicker-
son, was saved. 1t was one of the sad
dest drowning accidents to occur in
many years. Mrs. Brown, now a widow,
received last Saturday an official notifica-
ton from the Commission, which requir-
ed an answer before the facts in the case
can be made public. An officer of the
Commission was here some time ago to
investigate the case and gave favorable
report