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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-24

There will he special music by a choir
and u quartet.
The Bellairr high school football team
holds its final workout this evening AT
tho sixteenth street hall park IN prePt-
ration for TN cEamc with Wheeling hlEn
school on Thursday afternoon ~ the
Iasland. Tn" members or me l"FaI iearl
nre in the very best of condition and are
anxious for game time. The team play
Is nearly perfect. the reEurars being able
TO completely rip up the second team;
Attention has been given I" the forward
pass and this play will he used extern
sivelv against the Gold and Rluc. Bet
ting is 1T even money here on the out
come OF the game.
Drive To Close
Although THANKSGIVING day Is Sched,
uled TO SEQ the close of the Fourth Red
Cross Roll Call. tn" drive Will not be
brought to a conclusion in this city on
Thanksgiving. The work OF enrolling
members for the humanitarian orEani-
2ation Is progressing very slowly here
All committees have not yet gotten
rowuphip Meetings
The Novcmbc rmceting OF the Pultney
township trustees is TO be held mis- cV-
ening at the township office in the city
building. \ number Of important mat
ters are to he given attention. The
monthly meeting of tn" township school
board was held last night ut the office in
the City building and 1t WAS decided 10
have no school on Thursday APP Friday
OF this week
Alfred Minet we'll known young man
OF South Bellairc. has left this city for
New York. From the big eastern port
he will visit with friends and relatives.
He told friends here before leaving the
city that he might not return to this
country again.
Stockholders OF the Dollar Saving g.
Trust company hold their annual meet
ing Saturday afternoon at the directors
rooms. Directors for the ensuing year
vii be elected at this time and the off,
GERS Of the institution will submit their
reports
Beuaire Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.. kensott leave to-
day for Pittsburgh to make their future
home
MIR. and Mrs. ]. ]. Mcfarland Of
Franklin street. will snend Thanksgiving
with friends in Columbus.
Tho bake sale Of the ladies of the
First Presbyterian church which vas
scheduled for the church today will ut
held ut the Greenlee store on Belmont
street instead.
Members OF the Finch club were de-
lightfully entertained last evening At
the home of Miss Lizzie Glatzrr on West
Mrs. A. II. Fink and daughter will
leave today for Pittsburgh to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. Martin Ncy has returned to her
home on Guernsey street after VIC:
with friends at Powhatan.
The members OF tho Woman's Bhle
class OF the First VI. f. church were en-
tertainc|l last evening AZ the home OF
Mrs. George Hcil on North Noble street.
Coroner John r. wyatt of South BEL
laire was 4 business visitor at St. Clairs-
willie yesterday.
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Joseph Bolen Dies.

The residents or this community
were shocked Yesterday morning to
hear OF the sudden death OF Joseph l..
Bolcn. we'll known resident OF Kirk
wood. an cmploye Of the Aetna Stand
ara mill of the American Sheet and Tin
Plate company. which occurred AT his
homo. I04 Howard street, yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock. He has been
ailing for about u week, having been
taken to his home from his work on
last Wednesday. but seemed to be i'm
proving. He WAS up and ABOUT the
house Monday. nut called for glass
Of water yesterday morning, and en-
pircd Il few minutes later. The cause
of death is said to have been acute M
digestion. Mr.. Boten was horn in this
city December %, 1855, and had he lived
To Christmas would have been 90 years
Of age. He has been an cmpIoye of the
Aetna Standard plant as heater IL
the hot mills fer the past twenty years
and would have been retired on u pen
sion in short time. Deceased was Il
member of the KNIGHTS of the Macea-
church. AMI besides his wife. is sur
vivcd by the following children: Mrs.
William Smith. William and John b.
len, all Of this city.
Daughters CT America.
A very important meeting Of the
members OF Belmont Council No. log
Of tho Daughters of America. vii! be
held IN their rooms in this city FRIDAY
evening OF this week and all or the
members of the order have been lr'"H
10 attend and assist with the business.
Masquerade Dance.
The members Cf the Lorraine Coal and
Dock company baseball team nave an
nounced 4 masquerade dance which
Stop 10 on the barton line this eve
ming All friends ot the team have
been invited and orchestra music has
been secured for the evening.
Red Men Dance.
Tho members of the joint committee
Of the Red Men and the Degree OF
PocahontaS of this city have completed
plans for their lirst dance. which VII!
be held in the Fraternal han on Norm
Fifth street. Martins Ferry; NedneSaay
friends OF the orders from TINS cIty
have been urged to attrnd the event
Daughters Of Liberty.
The weekly meeting of the members
of Guiding star Council Of me sons sons
in their rooms in the Hcinlcin building
thfs evening. \ number of important
matters are to he discussed at the
meeting.
Mrs. Morgan Richards OF this city
has been removed TO the hospital to
undergo an operation.
The condition Of Ed Clark ark or sa karSI
wood. who has been III Ior SeEeF"'
Dr and Mrs. r. J. Higgins OF Akron,
q arrived here yesterday 10 spend
THANKSGIVING with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ciilcs or inc "a =
fine new baby boy which arrived yes
tcrday. w to-, will
close tomorrow and remain closed the
remainder Of the week, ,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcister OF MIX.
wood have arrived home after Visit
G, c. Conrad Of Akron. o., former
principal Of tho local schools. is VISIT
ing friends in this city.
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vices in the Sunday school rooms last
night.
Tickets for the Linsly-Fcrry foot
ball game will be held on the streets
here tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred X. Dixon have ar
rived home after a brief visit with
their daughter at oxford. q.
position ut the Hoge-Davis drug store
on North Fourth street.
The weekly meeting Of the members
of the Loyal Order Of Moose was held
in their home OH Hanover street last
night. Il
out following several weeks illness with
which she was confined TO her home.
Members of the Women's Welfare
club are soliciting all of the fraternal
orders of the city in an effort to dis
pose OF their Red Cross Christmas
seals.
Mrs. John S. Monks was the hostess
to the members of the Bridge Club at
her home on Wainue street yesterday
Dr. E. v Arbaugh. Ross Robinson.
Frank Truax and Simon Parker left
days Eoro h%H''3 G6nn aF T. Wyatt of Belalrc.
o.. spent yesterday evening in this
city holding an inquest into the murder
of the Italian in Aetnaville.
Most OF the local teachers will at
Teachers Association at East Liver
pool tomorrow.
Only one case OF contagion was re-
ported to Health Officer W. S. Tilton
yesterday. a case Of dipthcria at the l.:
{, Richmond home at 700 South Second
street. under the care OF Dr. H. H.
Wilson.
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SHEPHERD SAYS He
Will ENTER SUIT
FOR FALSE ARREST
BellaIrs Constable Says Coal was Not
Taken From 3. o. Property, But
From Friends Mine With
Permission

Constable Robert Shepherd, OF Bel
laire, told the lrtclligenCcr over the
telephone last night that he will instl-
tute suit against III" Baltimore & ONO
railroad for false arrest on a charge or
stealing coal from the railroad the
action, he said, will he the outgrowth OF
his arrest along with two other men:
on Monday by Police Officer Ra!ley OF
the Baltimore & Ohio polio" department:
The fact IS" Constable Shepherd told
the IntelliCcnccr last night, that the
coal in question was not taken from the
property Of the Baltimore & OHIO rail-,
road, but from the property Of the coal
mine owned and operated by Martin j.
Sch!ck, my neighbor. who lives just
across Forty-third street from me here
in Bcllairc. 1t was taken with the per.
mission of the mine superintendent and
foreman.
1T was eight or ten days ago that
the coal was taken. not yesterday.
had coal ordered for week for my
home. but 1t had not been delivered. My
house was cold and my mother was
sick, Officer James Good. Buck Mack
and myself went down TO the Schick
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BELLAIRE NEWS
BURY VICTIM
Of stone FALL

Funeral services. were held at the
Greek church on Gravel Hill yesterday
afternoon for the late Alex Lensur' aged
s. years Of Alledonia. The man was
killed in 4 tall ut stone ut thH Webb coal
mine on Mcgee creek. EgSit'eS members
Of the Mcgee local. members OF 4 Greek
society of which he was L member, at
tended the services in body anu
marched in the funeral procession. TWO
bands furnished music. \ wife survives
Coming Prom Bohemia
John RudtSh. OF Harrison street. left
last evening for New York City TO meet
his mother Mrs. josephine krauel' OF
Nolvary. bohemia. who - on her way
with her four children. who reside here.
Upon her arrival there will be = reunion
of the family. the first in fifteen years
Depot on Fire
All three of ,ne fire trucks OF the city
were called out Ut noon yesterday. when
the Pennsylvania depot at Thirty-fourth
and Union streets caught fire from an
over-heatcd furnace. Much plaster work
will have to be replaced as 4 result OF
the blaze.
All Day Sewing
, Women OF the United Presbyterian
church will hold an I'll day sewing at
tho church today. Tho women are maxi
ing plans for bazaar to be held in the
N. I. D A. Club
The members OF the Music. Literature
and Art club will meet Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ciilleland Mt Wood
lawn. \ program will be rendered and
social session enjoyed.
Entertained Club
SMemoers OF the Mystic Art club wero
delightfully."- entertained last evening by
Mrs J. J. Mcfarland at her home on
Franklin street Games and music
formed tho diversions and q luncheon
was served.
Objections
Police Chief a. S. Malone has found
at least two objections with the new
city traffic ordinance Cars on tho right
Of side streets are given the right Of
way at intersections over cars on thu
left side OF the main streets Of the city
which run north and south. Tho Chief
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Charleston. Nov. es:-charters were
issued yesterday by Thea secretary or
state TO the following new west Fr-
ginia corporations:
sand Lick Lodge No. 269. I; o. Q. F-
Sand Lick. Mercer county; ineorpor9-
tors: Leroy Broyles, w: J. Smith, e; l.
Poe. Il. c: Lynch. A. B. Moore. Blue
Robinson Coal & Coke Company. SUIT
ton, Braxton county: operations .on IN
Bra xton county: capital stock; tso;og9;
incorporators: Jasper Cope. Lloyd Is.
Humbert, Edward Mcshane. James N.
Thomas. Uniontown: Pa. william -
Robinson. Palmer. W. Va.
Via Motor company. Weleh. MoDoWeil
county: capital stock. $4,000; ineorPor-
stors: w. A. Via, A. ]. Via, Granam
Sale, J. Randolph Tucker. Ruth e
,Elkhorn Ga. Coal company. Blue
field, Mercer county: operations IN
Fiovd county. Kentucky: capital stock
500. 900: incorporators: r. a: Crockett'
II " Crockett f. S. Crockett l. ".
sizer. Of Bluefield; J. s. Gillespie
Reed Run Coal company. Masontown'
Preston county; operations IN Monon.
gala county: capital stock. $4,000; In
cornorators: w. II. Post. F. Z. WI.
IIams' P. r. Watson. Earl Dixon, +. H
Cornelius. Masontown.
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mine. With permission to do 80, I
picked up Ave Jumps Of coal. no more.
| from the mine property. put II In q
touring car and we brought 1t back to
my house on Forty-third street That
was at o'clock in the afternoon, and
not yesterday morning.
II have learned that the charge
against me was made upon informa ton
OF foreigner, who was one Of 1875 for
e.gners l have arrested on either speak
easy or bootlcgging charges. and tho
informa ton, / have every cause to BE-
lieve, was made out Of pure spite. Fur.
ther, the warrant charges that I Stole
coal TO the value of fifteen cents"
Constable Shepherd indicated that he
will fight the prosecution action to the
last ditch. He was formerly Balti:
more & Ohio police officer. and declared
that his defense Is positively solid, al
outlined above.
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also declares that traffic hero Is not so
tho time that autos may park on local
Streets.
ELI Initiation
The Elk lodge heiu an initiation in
their hall on Belmont street last night
Following the initiation, members of the
order enjoyed a social session. Many
members from St. ClairSvlile and else
where attended the meeting.
For1ner Resident Dad
Word has been received here from
christopher NJ. Glbney. police judge and
justice OF the peace of that place. who
formerly resided in Bellaire. He was
eyed IS years In 1891 he was made a
Master Mason in this city.
The schools will be down on THURSDAY
and Friday for Thanksgiving. An
nouncenfent is made that the Christmas
vacation OF the school pupils will begin
on September II and will continue until
q. II. 8. Kss Mo-
have Hf BEEN clasn shin on ThanESsivnF f in
the big football classic since 1918. Six
games have been played since that inn.
Bellairs has won three, Wheeling two
and one was a scoTeleSs tie. The B. II.
=. eleven has scored total of forty
points and Wheeling but thirty points.
The record follows:
1913 90.
l914-l6-5 (Bellaire won.)
1915-No game.
19l6-l3-0 wheeling wonD
19lT-12-O (Wheeling wonO
1919 60 (Bellaire won.)
1919-1S-0 (Bellaire won.)
Coroner Called
Coroner John r. Wyatt. OF South Bel
laire has begun his inveSci CATION into
the murder at Actnaville in which a
foreign merchant was fouly slain by
unknown parties. The case will be
thoroughly probed by the local official.
TO Rol1eve Congestion
The school board has arranged to re-
lieve the congestion at the Forest Hill
school in West Bellaire. The lot and
small buildings thereon. adjoining tho
Forest Hill school property has been
purchased. This building Is to be used
temporarily for school purposes, begin
ming the first Of the year.
Thanksgiving Service
4 Union Thanksgiving service will be
held by the Protestant congregations OF
this city at the Christian church this
evening At 7:45 o'clock. Rev. E. A. Beale
pastor OF the South Bellaire NJ. Il.
church. will deliver the sermon. The
scripture lesson will be read by Rev. J.
V. Grin Of the First NJ. f. church. Pray
or will BE- given by Rev. Fl. c. Thompson
OF the United Presbyterian church and
Roy. James II. Lawther OF the First
Presbyterian church will read tho pres
idents Thanksgiving Proclamation.
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BELLAIRE POTATOES
ARE IN B. & 0. YARDS
Deliveries Of News Rotatoss Sold -
DcllairS ut $50, VIII ,!
start To-day.

The car Of potatoes ordered by The
News for Bcllaire, arrived Yesterday and
were placed in the B. & o. yards. Do:
liyories to the homes Of buyers will
start to-day. Part Of the car Is not yes
sold and all who want potatoes at the
low price of $3.50 delivered. are invited
fourth streets, and inspect them They
will be found to be strictly first grade
in every respect and The News Will re-.
turn the money II the purchaser Is NOT
satisfied. This is an effort on tho
part Of The News to help lower the cost
Of living. The paper does not make q
cent out of the transaction. but acts al
agent for the people to see that every
hody gets 4 square deal.
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on, and he claims this is the first one
for some time who has failed 10 make
good.
Schools to Close.
All Of the rooms of the public school
buildings will close their sessions tor
the week this afternoon, rs tomorrow
will be observed az n holiday. and the
teachers are planning 10 attend the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
meeting at East Liverpool tomorrow.
Motor Truck for Team
A. II. Briggs OF this city has Offered
to donate the use OF his motor truck 10
cary the members Of the high school
football team to the West Virginia
state Fair Grounds on the lSEnH l"r
ihr game tomorrow. and the offer has
been accepted. tn" players Will !,Ay" IN
time 10 arrive at thu field about fifteen
minutes hrforc the game is scheduled
10 begin.
The members of the Elk's Club ana
their ladies will be treated to charm
ing social affair in IN" nature "l Il
dance In honor Of Thanksgiving. in their
home on North Fourth street. tomorrow
evening. One Of the best orCh"stras oh
tainahlc has been secured for the even
ing. and a fine time has been PROMISED.
Rcd Cross Drive.
All OF the workers IN IN" annual roll
call. and membership Campaign nave
been asked TO make their reports to
chairman WiibNrt Woods ut the city
Duilding. on or before Thursday Of
This week, as tat IL tn" date set by the
officials of ~ organization for the
closing of -
x-Kigh Dance.
members OF the N-tI!sh club and their
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Fined $50 Each.

Fined $50 Each.
John IcovitCh and Mary jennings
both Of whom were arrested charged
with cohabitation following family
row late Monday night were given
i hearing before Mayor Charles Cole
man yesterday afternoon and they
wero fined $50 each. which they were
able to pay and secure their release.
Observe Holiday.
All OF the banks and the post office
In this city will observe the usual
holiday hours in their business tomor-
row. and the groCers have agreed TO
remain closed all day. The mills or
the city will be in operation, as II Is
not their custom to close on that day.
but all other business will suspend 1T
noon
Had No Gun On.
Louis IIinduS. arrested by offt"er ls't%
Frazier nj an early hour yesterday
morning on complaint of number or
mill men who ella aimed he had held them
up at the point of a gun. and demanded
their lunches. was without gat when
taken to the city building. The officer
has q record Of getting men with Sats
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GIVES PERMISSION TO USE NAME

Eugene Palmer. Lawrence, Mass,
writes: "Foley's Honey end Tar relieved
me Of cough from which | had been
suffering for weeks. You have my full
permission to use my name any time
you wish in any advertising matter"
This fine old family remedy IL in great
demand right now for colds. Group and
bronchial and grip coughs. Folcy's
Honey and Tar acts almost instantly.
cuts the phleKm. soothes the raw and tr-
ritatcd membrane. clears breathing pas
sages. Sold everywhere.
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n ysuf house were falling down ~ rssnlt o. .
bad foundation you would not waste your tims
BY merely proppinE It up. but you would rer1aes
and strengthen the foundation; OIaanie noa
is the foun daticn Of your blood. when YOU
blood 10 starving for iron no mere tontc1 not
stfmula ntS can put you right. You must haye
Iron, for without iron your blood cannot acSoIe
and asst nilate yourf God silt should and nothing
you eat does you the proper amount OF tooo:
You d o not get the strength out OF II. 10 Eet
orranic iron you must eat the peelt OF fruits
and vegetables and the husks Of grains ., our
foreiathers did, OF take organic iron from time
totIne and eat more such iron-containinTfo foods
a, spinach and apples. But be sure that the IRON
YOU take ID orK1nic iron and not metallic iron or
mineraliron which people usually take. a. metal:
iiciron 10 iron Just a. IL comes from the aetioo o.
strong adds - small pieces Of iron. ana 10
An entirely dl6ssent thing from organic irsa.
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Is Your Blood Starving for Iron? -.
Then Eat Spinach and Apples
or Taking Stimulating Medicines

Orr,aIc Iron 10 like the iron u yo1f blood I'd
NE the iron Ia spinach, ientils and apples. u
nav be had from your druggist under the nams
q Nuz..ed Iron: NS S!s;S ! Iron spS;,e s
at one dose OF II 10 estimated 70 be approxi-
natejv equivalent Tin organic iron content) 70
sstinr one.hali quart Of spinach, one quart Of
green Vegetables or half . Gosen apples.
EuI.tsd lion. Il viii not injure the teeth nor
diHurh he stomach. 4 few doees will oftea F,
eommesee to enrich your blood. give you
new Stsrasth and eaerTy and quickly re.
yitaIize worusut. ezhausted nerves. Ys11
money will Be refusded BY the naauiac-
turers Il you do not obtain asiaaetesy results.
Beware Of substitutes. Always iDdst - AaviaOl
genuine ors.AIc iron-Nuxabs4 Iroa. Loekl8
th.i.,,.r, N 4! On eve1y tahast. AtalldFuR1i,
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for Tho Intelligencer
at the Burd News Agency, South
Fourth street, or call Martins Ferry
227-J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent
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II Feel as Tho I Could Not
Drag Thru the Days Work"

IS the complaint of many in the household Office
Oractory. After suffering pain, feeling nervous dizzy weak
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BRIDGEPORT

snlby 6 Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company. or
call Martins Ferry 22T-J.
Leave news items for The 1ntelli-
genCer at Hickey's News stand.
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The annua. i,...... q. $3.50. 81, u'lnCC OIL luo
members of the N-H!Gh club ana their
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on. and he claims this is the first one
for some time who has failed 10 make
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ELI Initiation

also declares that traffic hero IS not so
congested that it is necessary to limit
tho time that autos may park on local
streets.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-08
Best Way to Cut Bottle.

II you ever want to cut glass bot
tie. here Is good way to do II. This
is thought to be very difficult to do.
while in reality 1t is very simple, and
has been done many times success
fully.
Get brick or some other noninfiain-
mable substance OF the height you
wish to cut the bottle. Now put a
heavy or preferably short length Of
one-hnlf inch iron rod In the fire and
heat about six inches Of the end to
bright red heat. Then. using the brick
as a rest or guide. turn the bottle slow
ly. keeping the red-hot bar well In con-
tact with the bottle until the bar Just
ceases to be red. Then quickly plunge
the bottle in pnil Of cold water. and,
II carefully done. a fine crack will be
the result. Upon plunging in the water
a click will be heard and the neck and
upper part OF the bottle will remain
in your hand, leaving an edge cut as
clean as n cut with a glazier's dla-
mond.