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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18

,ives. left Sunday for their home. His
IN fronts, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Gents, also
icft ON Sunday for Akron, where they
intended to make their future nome.
Miss I.urlla Ellis. who has been nurs,,
Ing a pat!cnt at bethesda for several
weeks. has been spending IL" uaSs 1T
her home hero.
Mr. =. {. Norton. Of New Cumbcr-
land, W. Va. formerly of Shadysidc' ar
I ri?cd here Saturday night TO attena inc
funeral Of his siStcr-in-law, Mrs. Thom-
as Ramfnrd. Mr.. Norton had spent the
winter in Chattanooga, Tenn. at the
homo Of son.
Mrs. l.. l.. Cunningham. Of Highland
avenue. who underwent a serious opera
tion in the Bellair" hospital on Satur-
day IS slowly improving.
Mrs. Rayford owens. of Central ave
nuct has returned from Il week visit
with her sister. Mrs. Crow at cam
bridge.
The willing Workers society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet IhurS-
day evening at the homo OF Mrs. James
Luellrn on West 4Oth street
Mrs. Silas Lohr and little daughter,
MISC katherine. will leave on Thursday
for Monroe county to make an extended
visit with relatives. .,
Mr.. Malcolm Mcneil. of Lore City
spent the latter part of last week as
guest at the homo Of his uncle. MT.
David Campbell, Of Highland avenue.
The boys OF Miss Winn,s class IN the
Christian church. Scouts Tor christ VIII
hold a business meeting and social ms
evening in the basement Of tho church,
Mrs Minnie Burcher. OF Highland
avenue, has gone TO JaSobsburg Tor
visit Of q month or more with rcla-
tiyeS. ,,,
spcnt Sunday here with his wife, who IS
ri tho home "f her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. i. Ward. of Central avenue;
. MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith. who nave
spent the past three months here Vii
20 today to their former home In Sis
Icrsvillc TO attend the cWst Virginia u.
A. Il. encampmcnt. TIT,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Hughes and child
rem of West 4lst street, motorcd 10 Key
on SUNDAY. spending the day with rela-
tivcs there.
The annual sermon to tho graduating
class will he delivered next sunday cr.
ching by Rev. DR.. j. NJ. Price. pastor or
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King. or Elk
avenue, entertained u number OF rrla,
lives over Sunday. The party included
three brothers and one brothcr-in-lhw OF
MIR. King. from CaRbridsc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
LEAVE HEADACHE
At DRUG STORE
Money Back While You wait ct Counter
II Aspironal Does Not Rsli"r~ IN Two
Minutes.-AbEolutcly Sa..

Save half an hour or NOR. az hoAda"h"
pain by taking the new .\s,ironal EllN'r
instead Of tho slow acting tablets thlt
have 10 wait 40 loug e. hc diS"St"d aud
absorbed. NSpr"nai ats riGh: now ana
without The slightest danger To your
heart or annoyance I" your stomach.
Your physician recommends ASpir"nhl
because ne knows it removes tho cause
Of bilious and sick headache by gently
acting on the liver. correcting bilious
ness and constipation and preventing the
r,iurn or Your headache u"Nt day.
The next time you have h"idachc <"
to your nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half dollar for a bottle Of Asrir-
rral and tell him to serve you two tea
srmrnyfuI in n little water With you:
watch In your hand count off Two mill
utrs and call for your money back as
r"r manufacturers guarantee. II y"'i
can't feel your h"aLaChc fading away
within the time limit Don't be eaShful
for YOUR druggist invites y"u nnd tx
nc,ts Won 10 try it, Everybody Is doing
il. Same guarantee applies 10 colds
coughs and Tcura!gia.-( AdN.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
North SINE
aSUfuR HHnlblt

Sewing Exhibit
naxinr exhibit OF the students or
warwood High school VIII he held VEG r
nesday AFTERNOON and dno Sysh hnWS t.kH KEN
= great interest IN the work and tney
have some very fine needle~ork when
viii De sh own to the public. MISS SetI
Smith has charge Of this class and IS
: well pleased with tho Work ~hich Hei
, Students have done.
1Aay Attend CONTEXT
The literary contest given by INC
schools OF this district Al the "ar ,.s
HiKh school was well attended with
iarge number OF schools taking part;
DNrIng the evening several muSical
rrimbers were rendered by the high
'S %iaSinnG District Commencement
Tha commencement exercises OF the
Richlard District Public school VIII De
hold this evening at Greggsville schooI
house the ,S eisSs ns ts se will attend the
aAsf''' Wieksts DOWN
Due TO the small raise in the river;
me wfckets at Dam No. l2 were lowered
pn Sunday. II is understood tnat me
water has passed and that they VIII DC
raised some time today:
- Broke Gas Ltne
wire truck No. I OF the Warwood Fire
Department. which was called down
Town on account OF the. big hre. broke
The Gas pipe when coming over pA1
Etrim OF road near the flCLlIahu VA
nina Due 10 the break the truck WAS
sweTsty minutes late In getting TO the
3 are1,
MIS-. Geo. EhertS, Jr.. has been re-
ooysd TO her home on Richland avenue
following an operation.
NE. and Mrs Glenn Schad Of rairmont
ira Visiting In the North Side.
Nr, and Mrs. I'aul Dennis anu son OF
HeIfsburg are visiting friends III TINS
Mfs. c. J. Davidson, who has been III.
a slowly recovering at her nome on
! iYef&ood avenue. ,,, Att.
- Elmer Lewis OF Barnesv!lle, ohio.
,aSfI ~ visiting friends in this city. has
10 NJ 10 Akron, Ohio. where he has ac-
iepbsd n position. ~
lESs. Phillip Burnley. OF New Martins
4 ME, Is the guest OF the Misses simpson
Miss Anna Crowder. OF Pine Grove. Is
Il nsitinE friends in this city:
Geo, Hawkins has left for Akron
Bhese ne has accepted position win
me OF tho large rubber concerns.
Carl Genther has returned TO his home
n Springfield. O.. after visiting friends
lere, ,,,
Mrfi and Mrs. r. 5. Johnson are WIS.,
ting friends in Newark, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
OFFER PLAN To
TAKE CARS OFF
MARKET STREET
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOE BE
ROUTING ELM GROVE CARS TO
BE PRESENTED
Move Discussed by Council and Traction
Officials Last Evening-Wiu Save
use Of Two Cars

! MAYOR Thomas T. Thoncr announced
last night that the Wheeling Public
Scrvice company has retttloned me city
| Tor permission To chahgc inc plcStHt
route Of its cars 10 n shorter way. which
! is said 10 uhviatc the use of Two cars on
! the Elm! Grove and West Alexander
! lines and To cut down tn" congestion
, along Market street. An ordinance per
mtttng The shank" WI ,r,s DC ey s,TTm It's
The prospective route in the city Is
! from the company's present lines on
: Fifteenth street north on Eoff street.
! The cars will turn west 10 Chaplin"
| street on Twelfth and from there TO
! Sixteenth whore they will join with the
| existing lines.
This change will route the cars on the
| old City Railway tracks with the eNccp-
! ton that they do not 20 down Twelfth
I Council refused to grant permission
for the change last night: desiring that
! tho business interests OF the citE OK
! press their opinion of the plan. An or
! dlnanrn in regard To- III" change was
urrurIingly drafted and will he present.
ed for it's first reading this evening.
This change WAS advocated at Inc time
of thu West Virginia Traction u Flee
! irlc company fare controversy IN orucr
10 cut down the operating cost or Inc
COMPANY At that time the change III
! the routing was supposed 10 nave oDNd.
! ntcd The use of two cars which are now
needed in order TO maintain the Schcdule
Of OIL lhc-pikc cars. Taking the cars
orr Market street Will. according TO the
STATEMENTS OF the company's officials.
greatly reduce tho congestion IN me
, heart of the city. whicn Is Oeu ~
{, The Public Service company, when
Ia, taken over tho interests of the
West virginia Traction & Electric com
pany. WAS repre- sentcd at the meeting cl
council in regard to the change by AT.
tornry Coniff. legal representative or
The company. and J. d. Whittemore' gem
II is also reported that the company
will in return for the granting OF the
change In their routing. remove num-
bnr Of trncks that arc now hamperinB
, street improvements throughout the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18

FAVORS TAYLOR
FOR CONGRESS

Ono OF the most enthusiastic support
ers of the candidacy Of w. &. Taylor
for the Republican nomination for con
grcs$ Is D. Allen Burt vice president
of La Belle Iron Works.
Mr.. Taylor would make an ideal
congressman" Mr.. Burt said. III" Is
man in tho prime OF III. and j" has
years OF usefulness hof"r" Inn IN
which he can be great service I" tins
district. the state and the nation,
just as he has been useful in the past
In private lif".
He is forccful public speaker. as
congressman should be. he has been
successful in business and he Is man
OF education and culture.
Brooke and Hancock counties,
here h. is better known than in any
other part of the district. are cnthusi-
astic for him and Will give him AN
overwhelming majority. HIS views on
publir questions are frm and sound and
If elected in Il few years he Will be-
come 4 power i'll congress.
1T is ananOInaly that the FIRST dls-
trict Of West Virginia, an important
manufacturing center. should continue
as It's representative in Congress u man
whose party politics are destructive or
Anne rican industry."-AdN.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18

church After short business session
tho remainder OF the evening Will be
spent In music and other various forms
OF needlcwork. At late hour a dell
cious luncheon will be served.
Rev. Wilkinson Returned.
Rev. G. G. Wilkinson. pastor or the
Christian church. who has boon spend
ing tho past several days at Clarksours.
conducting series Of services In the
,hristian church in that city, has re-
turned home. He viii conduct the ser
vices at the local church Wednesday.
To Hold Banquet.
Plans arc being rapidly made for the
hanuuct to be held June | and ., at the
Windsor Hotel in Wheeling. by the
Union high alumnac. The committee IN
charge Is working hard on the affair and
will do everything in its power TO make
Plans Nearing Completion.
Plans are nearing completion for tho
celebration to he held in this city Deco
ration bay. All the fratcrnal organtze-
tons Of tho town are going to part!c!-
pate and II Is expected that It Will be
one Of tho largest celebrations that the
town has yet held. II is being staged
by the members OF the American Lee
g!on-
Tho members OF tho knights Of Pyth-
las lodge will hold meeting this even
ing In their hall. There is large class
up for initiation this evening and al
members are requested TO be present.
Neat sum for Fairgrounds.
Ono hundred and thirty-sevcn dollar!
was collected Saturday from the TAGS
in McMcchen for the benefit OF the lnCa
fairgrounds. This money will be used
to pay the instructor during the esason
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apparel
they knew the; would nave
ia lcug inc and
Of Period IN
craftsmen winch nave eu
and rrtain
uwiI Period shown on our hor IN
Of knowledge that wi always DC
Nnlnnn nicn
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her home at Wheeling after visiting her
! sister here for the w"Ch end.
| Mr.. and MrS Charles Kaufman nave
rniurncd to their HON" al StruhenNillc
, after visiting friends her" for several
days.
I Miss Maud Rnckworthc has returned
! to her homo at Parkcrsburg after NlSt-
/ ing with MIR. nnd Mrs. Charles Lowe
and family. 49,
Mr. George 10y and daughter Miss
FvOdcll,. who have h"Cn visiting Mr..
John Games and family. have returned
10 their home 1T BarncsvilIe.
d Mrs. Martin KNAPP has returned home
after a brief Visit at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Lucille snip and daughter have
rnotored to their home at lSarncSNille
after visiting friends here for num-
Der Of days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
UNION H|GH
COMMENCEMENT
! On MAY 28TH
FEN STUDENTS WILL GRADUATE
YNon6 UNION MON SCHOOL
.. THIS YEAR.
Commencement Exercises VIM Be Held
IN the McMschsn School
Auditorium.

tyernmenccment exercises for the riasS
Of 1890 OF the Union HiEh school Will be
on Friday evening, May @Sth. and ten
members OF the class will receive their
diplomas. William r. Dixon. OF Martins
Ferry. has been named 10 make the
principal address.
The graduation sermon will b" held on
Sunday, May card. in the Center Ben
wood building with Rev. Stater. or IN"
Methodist Episcopal church. OF Mounds
Vile, IN charge.
Those who will graduate arc:
Margaret snodgrass Frances hanley
vepa Klddiach Sarah Strong
Nafy Morris Edna yelling
Mildred Barnum Jessie Bel
Mabsi Stonrn Herman Hart
yIetorS CnanSnBs.
The Victor Junior baseball team oil
Thu scity issued n challenge TO airy 10
II year old tea min the Ohio Valley Tor
cameo away from home. Teams deslr-
ing Ito arrange games call Bcnwood
I10-J about o'clock and ask Tor Toby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
SHADYSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howell OF Wood
lawn. w. Va spent Sunday at the hame
of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. How
ell. Of Lincoln avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry W. Gents and son.
Of Akron. formerly of Shadyside, who
had spent u few days here with rela-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-18
M'MECHEk
Wi11 Hnkn,-kain

- WIN Entertain
This evening 1T her home on Sixth
treet, Mrs. Charles Seioergall will en-
ertnin the members Of District No. . OF
lea Ladies Aid Society OF the VI. L.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
DEMOCRATS POUNcE ON
.4e.-., REPUBLICAN, RECORDS

Proceeding Senator John Nugent's
address at the Pinney theatre Friday
evening on the league Of nations. T.
A. Walters, Democratic candidate TO.
governor from Caldwell. assailed the
E'prssent Republican administration in
no uncertain terms in the opening gun
Of the state, Democratic campaign.
He attacked the cabinet form of gov.
eminent. denounced the present cleo
ton laws pledging his party to return
to the direct primary in event of sue
cess at the polls this fall. asserted
/, that the Alexander administration,
did not leave . deficit for the present
standardization to assume and cover,
thus increasing the tax burden and
pledged the referendum and initiative
in the event Of election.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
STATE w. c. T. U. MEET
TO CONVENE IN NkMPA

The State Convention of the w. c.
7. U. will meet at United Presbyterian
church in Nampa. Sept. 2. 80. Tues
day evening Mrs. Mary Harris Ar
mour of Georgia will lecture on "a
Mondern Miracle" Mrs. Armour Is
called the Georgia Cyclone" and is
rapid and eloquent speaker, we'll
worth hearing by everyone. Wednes-
day evening = model contest and play
let will be given. A number of dele.
gates will 60 from Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
Caldwell Angler
Takes All Prizes
Paul Case and His Big Fish Compe
Payette Lakes Fisherman
to Take Notice.

/. Tuesday p. L. Case of Cald-
well caught 34-inch bull trout
At the head of the lakes. Stories
differ as to the length of time re-
CURED and the difficulties expert
enced by Mr.. Case in landing
the big dolly warden. and we'll
have to sift the matter out be-
fore we give the details, as we
are very careful to tell the exact
truth in fish story. However,
the feat of Mr.. Case will give
those other Caldwell fish liars 4
chance to me ditate.-Payette
Lakes Star.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
Elaborate Plans
Made for Roundup
Pendleton Prepares for Best Wild
West Exhibition of its History
This Month

Pendleton Ore. Sept. Anew rela,
strings from California, promising
even faster relay and pony expires.
races than heretofore, will be seen a,
the 1920 Roundup which open:
Thursday. Sept. Is and shows TO,
three days. These strings will com.
pete against the old favorites who
have thrilled Roundup audiences for
years past.
Indians of the Umatilla reservation
in spite of the high cost OF getting
Indians to perform. will be in the
parades and much in evidence at the
show this year. There will be at
least 500 of the natives and their cay
uses in the parades. lending that ele-
ment Of savage hnery that is so ap-
pealing to those who come here to
see the real west.
Roads leading to Pendleton are be.
ing put in the best possible condition
for auto travel and each will be gener-
ously marked with signs to point the
correct way to the Roundup city.
Special efforts have been made to pro-
vide ample accommodations for auto
tourists and they are also to find
enough gasoline here to start the
homeward with a full tang. The
Roundup seat sale opens Monday,
September &
World championships are settled at
Pendleton as we'll As in the big leagues
in Antwerp and elsewhere. The Pen.
dleton Roundup which has its elev-
enth presentations this year will
crown worlds champion cowboy
again this year. Along with the title
and the championship saddle present.
ed by the Round-U Up. the Police Caz-
cite has again put up its gold and
diamond studded belt. Last year it
was won by Yakima Canutt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
Special Rates to
Be Given Veterans
Patriotic Bodies Get Benefit of One
Cent Rate to National Encamp-
- ment This FAN

w. S. Hawkes., adjutant of the local
G. A. R. post, has received the certi-
ficates for G. A. R. members and al
lied orders to obtain the one cent per
mile rate for the national encamp-
ment. Mrs., Ed. Anderson has certi-
fcates for the use of w. R. c. men,
bers.
Round trip tickets will be on sale
Sept. Is to 20, to go and return by
same route, good for 80 days, or until
midnight Of Oct IA. Members of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, Army
nurses Of the Civil War, Women's
Relief Corps. Ladies of the Grand
Army, National Alliance. Daughters OF
Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Sons
Of Veterans Auxiliary, in good stand
ing in their organizations can obtain
this rate. and members Of their i'm
mediate families, but no other patriot
ic organization. Veterans of tn.
Civil War who are not members Of
the G. A. R. even though they accom-
pany their wife son or daughter, who
may be entitled to the rate, cannot re-
ceive the benefit Of IT Veterans OF
the Civil War now drawing a pension
through the efforts of the Grand Army,
If he i not grateful enough to join
the G. A. R is ruled not be eligible
for the benefit of these rates.
At first the Interstate Commerce
commission did not favor the cent i
mile rate. and it required much cor
respondence and negotiating to secure
It. which accounts for the late an
nounoement. Stop.overs will be al
owed both going and coming on ap-
plication to the conductor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
PASTOR CLOSES
CALDWELL WORK
Francis Cook to Leave
Soon for New
Field.

With two Sunday sermons, the Rev
Francis L. Cook, for four years pas
of the local Christian church, closes
his work in that capacity in Caldwell
Next Sunday, the Rev. A. J. Adam,
will occupy the pulpit as the rcguiAl
pastor. He was elected to that poss
ton at a recent meeting of the boaft
of directors of the Christian church
The Rev. Cook will leave shortb
for Meridian where he has acceptsf
the Christian church pastorate. Witt
his concluding sermons in Caldwell
Sunday, the Rev. Cook closed foul
successful years of work with thj
Christian church and as a Willing
worker with worth while thing
which promote civic welfare in Caid.
well. In addition to his work with
the church, he has found time to ably
serve as assistant scout master for 1
troop Of Boy Scouts, did some splen-
did work during the war on the vari.
Gus war drives under the direction Of
the government or various other relief
organizations. He took an active in.
terest in the Caldwell musical world
as a member of the popular Caldwell
quartet.
Many Years Of Service.
The Rev. Cook has spent 20 years
in the northwest in church work, hav-
ing been engaged in Montana, Colo
RADIO. Oregon and Idaho. In Cald-
well, he has been largely instrumental
in adding $50 members to the local
church and has seen the church here
freed of 5000 indebtedness. in addi-
ton to materially aiding financial
drives in various other towns of
southern Idaho, notably Meridian.
Nampa and Payette. He Is member
Of the state board of Christian
an organization of which
he was president in l9l8-l9.
The Rev. Adams already has many
friends in Caldwell He is grand
chaplain of the state Odd Fellows or
ganization. recently closed a success
Ful pastorate in Payette and has been
more recently filling various pulpits
in the Boise valley. particularly that
At Huston where he has made many
friends.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
Unsteady Market
Postpones Pool
Cooperative Lamb Shipment win
Not Be Made Until Next Week;
Much Interest u Shown.

Because of the decline in marke,
quotations for lambs, the lamb poo
which was to have been made ur
Monday and Tuesday of this weel
under the direction of the Canyon
county farm bureau and the various
Equity organizations, has been post.
poned until next week. Eastern
sheep markets have been steady re.
Gently, the past week having witness.
ed q general increase in prices early
in the week and sharp decline later
1t was this decline and the general
instability of the market which
prompted those in charge to defer ar
rangements for the cooperative ship
ment until next week.
Next Monday, lambs and other mar
keable sheep will be loaded at Wilder;
Tuesday probably at Namra and a
car may also be sent out of Caldwell,
pending on the interest that is mani
tested in the shipment. H. E. Nc
Kee of the Nampa Equity will grade
the lambs prior to shipment, thus
dispensing with this work at the term
inal. Mr.. Mckee will also accompany
the shipment east. Omaha will prob
ably be the destination.
Between 80 and 40 growers expect
to be represented in the pool. The
shipment will not only be open to
spring lambs but also to wethers and
other sheep in condition to be placed
on the market. Last year . similar
venture met with success and it is
expected that this seasons duplica-
ton of the work will also prove profit
able to those who enter. It is de-
signed to fit the needs of farmers
and others who have only small
farm flock and to whom the problem
Of the disposal of the surplus is some.
times problem.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-09-07
Boise Mayor viii
Talk Irrigation

Mayor Ern Eagleson of Boise will
address Canyon county farmers at,
meeting at the Lason Grove Thursday
on Irrigation Of Idaho's Arid Land.
and other Problems" This meeting
Is to be held under the auspices of the
American Federation of Farmers and
is expected to be stepping stone to
the formation of a national organiza.
ton. The program as prepared by
the committee in charge is as follows
Several Prominent Speaker On the
Program
1880 =. m. preliminary opening
ll:0 a. m. address, by Hon. E. G.
Eagleson. mayor of Boise, subjec.,
Irrigation Of Arid Lands of Idaho
and Other Agricultural Problems"
1880 p. M. basket dinner; 1850 D. M,
address by Henry Criffiths of Cald-
well. subject, Irrigation in the Boise
Valley. followed by short talks BY
w. w. Bates and others. The aud
ience will also be favored with several
musical numbers by H. G. Morris,
field agent for the Caldwell Equity.
A general invitation is extended to
the public to be present for the days
events. Indications point to a good
sized gathering on that day.