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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-16
MOUNDSv|LLE
NEWS
DAMAGE CASE
WITH THE JURY

Tho casc or w Il McCrcary. admin
is,ratnr Of tn. estate of Louis Neihousc
: d.rnaSed rs Theodore NcihouSc. vas
y,yan to rho iury Yesterday afternoon.
rhr rssr crows out of the settlement
NJ Tho cstar,. Of Louis NeihOuse. who
made his homo with his son Theodore.
ON Wolf Run for several years proceed
ing hrs death.
The nlaintlfr is suing TO recover Sl9I
,,nirna6 tn he duo from The defendant
rnr Goods purchased. The defendant
also IS irving to rrcoyrr Sl6I alleged ~
hn dnT him Tor caring for the deceased.
oe uu' "'''' -.
The county c"urt WIZ nr tiiT bids for
IN IN catle" 1850, ro,d bonds
o''''e'o' 49,, 49, p.1,,,r.
One Of the fastest games Of thu en- en-,
:irs season is expected saturday VIII
the Bcllaire {. y. &. VIII appear Oh na'n
Firth Street f2rk HsainE Sr Tue NV, ,, has de-
teaied the Consumers Fuel company
team. which lowered the Stanoard "
the Legion team last SUNDAY, out ~,
tn ss ma aGG S%oecrs - to win Satur
day.
The two local lodges Of odd Fellows
will hold their annual mein" ,h Chr;s-
.ces next Sunday afternoon IN VS nt
tan church. Rev d., dJrcsS
Tn. members Of the LODGES VIII mr..
a; Progress Lodge. No. @Il ana irNin
there. headed by band. Will marc" u
'''' Move INTO New Quarters
The firm of H"nar and Simmohs na1S
moved their meat market on seTo a,,t
street across tn" street into th"Ir ne"
building. which has oecn unueF C''
struction for some time. 49,. Ao.,, IN
RI" new building is one "f me best IN
Moundsvine and rlS" contains ,na Sni one va o.
lev, II Is equipped with all modCrn ar
p6intments and is pleasing IN every
spect. ,,ro
The building has three s'HrCS, Hd
large store rooms on the hrSt loot anu
anartmcnts. 80
rhotnas-9ray ,, ,o-o
Mr. Harry Thomas and Miss L,Sn"t "a
ohmrcb parsonage yesterday morning oy
Rev, c. G. slater
>rerritt McCiusEey and Miss EirSi19 nj.
Ramc-tv will leave this afternoon Tor
from he Frs, Presbyterian church Gi
this city. The convention VIII o' O
July 16. II. Is. ,,o-n ESr,b
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Coolidge Gets Ovation
At Amherst College

AMHERST. Mass. June lsS a.o,irr OF
Coolidge today set aside the al"h -, -,
tho state and consideration or MS caH'-
paign for the vice presidency TO take
his place with fellow alumni oil Amnerass
college in renewing III" associations ol
UNDERGRADUATE days. II was the WEN!
NTH anniversary Of his graduation, anu
his classmates celebrated both the quar-
ter century and the honor when hau
come TO their school fellow cal
The governor came here by motor
this morning He brcakfasted at SprlnE-
field with Speaker Gillette OF Inc nav hyd
ional house Of rcprcsen Ia tives. VINO hao
placed him in nomina ton for the ores
idcncy at the Republican ConTen, ,MIn : IN
Governor Coolidge on his nom ination
and said he had no doubt for fn5,, thS SHH
cIrrtions. adding there Is no vulnera-
bic point in ne ticket; e sa Tcf6 'ne
after the present Administered ton.
Enroutc to Amherst the Governor
called at his home in Northampton lnr
Mrs. Coolidge who accompanied him 10
the college.
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PADEN CITY

Mrs ARA Cunningham and children
have returned from several days
visit with relatives out the short line.
Announcements have pccn received
by local friends Of the marriage Of Miss
Nellie Johnston to Mr.. Carlton T.. Rall
"f Akron. O.. on Saturday. June -. The
bride is the daughter Of MIR: and Mrs.
Floyd Wilson Of this place and formerly
held position in the office IF the
Miller Hardware and Furnitur" com
pany IN this city. MIR. and Mrs Ball
have taken up their residrnC" in Akron.
4 delightful affair Of Saturdays so
rlal calendar was the party at which
Mrs. Alex Kncrher entertained IN honor
Of the eighteenth birthday anniversary
Of her daughter. Miss Junla. Games
and other diversions afforded pleasing
diversions and at a late hour delicious
refreshments were served twenty
guests were present. Miss kncrbcr was
IN" recipient Of number Of pretty
gifts.
Rev. n. c. Wilhelm was IN" guest
over the week end Of friends IN Park
ershurg and Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith Of Akron. O..
arc the guests Of relatives in IN" rity.
They are contemplating MOVING h"Lr.
Mrs. Othe Evans and children of Fort
Worth, Ten, are here for a visit of in
definite length with relatives.
Miss Frances Hall has gone I" lIttS-
hurrh where she will be entertained for
!. few days by friends.
Pad.n city A. t.S crossed bats sat
urdav at New Malamoras with the New
Natamoras nine in an interesting con-
test which resulted in a score or = I" !
in favor Of the former t"am. Tn" local
hovs rlaycd Wheeling /. NJ. her" sun
day Afternoon and brought home the
bacon again to the tune OF !" I" 5.
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at Pittsburgh after brief visit here
with friends.
Harry Elcry who has been VISITING
with friends III Pittsburgh has returned
to this city.
=. 4. Mciiann spent yesterday in cum
bcrland.
Mrs. Efhc Morgan is able to b. out
again after being confined Ia her nome
1T for a number of days.
II. G. Smith has returned 10 his home
at Baltimore after brief visit her" "''
business.
\. j. Kctutwcn has returned home
after spending number OF days IN NcS-
tom on business.
J. II. Brown was a business visitor In
Wheeling yesterday.
MIR. Fred Clayton has moved his fam
IlN from Cameron L" Sixth street OF
THIS city.
II. ]. berkeley has returned to Con:
nrllsviIlc after spending a number OF
days here on business.
McSdamcs J. h. Brown and Elmer
conner were visitors in WhcclinI VS.
tcrday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Wilson of BoEgs
Run are spending a number or days
IN this city with friends.
Mrs. Laura Clayton is able I" be out
again after being i'll for some time.
Mrs. Mandy Sears has returned h"m"
after spending number or days Win
her son. Earl. at Warren. q.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. taStilow or Chicago.
several weeks.
q McC'ro$hy has moved her family
from Thirteenth and High street u
Caldwcll's Run.
Miss Jennie McCuSkey Of Elm Grove
WAS called here by tn" death OF rcla-
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Craw
who has been I'll for some tim" Is I'M
proving.
Ralph Schneider Of Canton. O. Is Wis
iting his parents here for number vi
days.
Mcsttiamcs A. i. Rinchart Clark
Schiller, A. Pine and Merton tarroll
were calling on friends in Wheeling
yesterday.
Vim. Morgan Of Wheeling is visiting
here with friends for several days.
Mrs. VIM Rial and family Will motor
to bethany Saturday where they VIII
visit
Mrs. raul Rcidcl who underwent n
serious operation at the Glendale hos
piral is getting along nicely
: Grant letters. who has been sp"n1-
ing a number Of days in Warren. O.. hhA
returned home.
; Miss EfHr Koontz of Wheeling. ha7
returned homo after spending a number
Of days tho guest Of Miss MarEar"t
Shrivcr Of Fifth strTt.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The IntelligcnCcr Want Ads.
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Marshall SECS Chance
For The Democrats
For The Democracy

san FRANCISCO. June I5.-That the
Republican leaders are less we'll pleas
ed with the nomination Of Senator War
rem g. Harding Of Ohio for tho prrsi-
urday Was declared by Vice President
Thomas L. Marshall on his arrival here
tonight to attend the Democratic ma
tlunal convention.
Tho virc president added that he was
not "A candidate for the presidency. hut.
on the contrary. was about to retire
from politics He declared that tho Re-
puhlicanS were in error if they assumed
tho election Of Senator Harding was 4
rorcEunc conclusion. and that President
Wilson did not want a third term. but
could he nominated and elected for one
II he did.
or senator HnrdinGs candidacy the
vice president said:
Tho Republicans are not 80 well
pleased as they were on Saturday night.
Personally l have n high regard for
Senator Harding. ! would do anything
for him except vote for him. The Re-
puhlicans are making tho mistake OF
their lives in thinking Of the Norember
election as forcgOne conclusion and
Of tho Democrats "a disorganiZcd de
f"nt"d party. They arc going to find US
MIR Marshall described lavish cXnen
diturcs Of money in connection with
presidential campaigns. II was as
hcartening." he said. adding that he re-
GREETED the kcpupllCanS were h"l 'h'
only gnilty ones.
or the Democratic convention and his
own part as delegate in 1t the vice
president said:
Il am hero to promote peace and good
will among tho Democrats NJ tnlS coW-
ing convention"
He said so far as tho convention was
concerned there was no Irish question
and Of prohibition enforcement he de-
Clarrd -
Nothing is so detrimental to the
country ms the passage Of and the iS-
nuring Of those same laws.
Mr. MarShdll's reference TO ms retr"-
mcnt was in answer Ia question ms
10 whether he was candidate Tor IN"
democratic presidential nomination
His answer was: ~.
II am an old man who has torn his
hair for Bryan. shaved for Parker and
done his hardest for Wilson. and L am
about to retire from politics.
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Instantly Beautify
Your Complexion

Thousands OF girls and women
everywhere proclaim DER"lLLO the
greatest bcautifier yet discovered. II
instantly gives the skin that rosy
white appearance every normal woman
Graves. over Ave hundred thousand
are using it in place Of face powder. az
il stays on until you wash it on. 1t IS
So lifclike in appearance that II IS I'm.
.,ossIblc 10 \detect it. and II gives yoa
= Youthful skin every one just love"
70 touch" II is especially recommend.
ed as a protection TO the skin. for shiny
nose freckIes. tan. blackheads and SAL
low dark. rough skin. Try 1t today on
YOUR face. neck. hands and arms. 1es,
mos, delicate skin. At all toilet count
ers everywhere.
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DEMAND ENroRcEMEHT
or THE WILSON AWARD

CUMBERLAND, Juno l5.-The spe-
cial convention OF the United Mine
Workers of District is. composed OF the
George Creek and Upper Potomac tields.
which opened Il three days session, will
demand tho enforcement of the bitumin-
Gus Commission award. a uniform scale
in the district for dead work. closed
Shop and Il conference with the opera
TORS according 10 resolution To he re-
ported 10 the scale committee probably
tomorrow Many officials say tho rcso-
luton is hound to pass. II is believed
tho operators will resist tho demands.
The miners charge the operators have
been ignoring the bituminous wage com
mission award.
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TWO SUBJECTED cAS1S
or I" DUDoI10 PLAGUE

days. beginning last Friday, in which
no new cases Of bubonic plague devcl-
oped here. two suspected cases wern
reported today. There were also two
deaths from The plague. The work Of
combating the prague is continuing
and IL liz believed the center Of infection
has been localized. An active CAM
paign Of determination in this quarter
is to be begun at once.
incubation with serum sent from the
United States is proceeding rapidly and
some serum is being prepared in Mexi-
CO City and sent here. Plague condi-
tions have not become worse. although
the epidemic has not as yet been entire
ly stamped out.
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is spending several days visiting al the
home Of the Misses Long "f Warw""d
avenue.
Mrs. Carl Burnley has returned I"
her home in Fairmont after spending
several days visiting friends IN TINS
city. ,,.. A,,,,,
IN Cameron after spending several days
visiting friends in this city.
\ marShmallow roast was h',H M.n-
,Iay evening out Gl"nnS Run ny inc
members Of IN" Silver star ''un; -
very pleasant evening" was enjoyed oS
all present.
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wo1ENS CLUB FEDERATION
MEETING AT DIES MONIES

nES MONIES. la. juno 15.-The
rand spread Of women's activities IN
the United States siGnally manifested
at the Republican national convention
last week. was remarked by leaders no"
here for the fifteenth biennial conyeh-
ton OF the General Federation or Wo-
mems Clubs, opening tomorrow. They
sa id they felt that the women are now
in fair way Of achieving through the
ballot an enlarged measure Of things
they have sought for years.
solid weeks program OF suhJe"hs
that women of America ere concerned
in has been laid out for this convention
The biennial session will not conclude
it's Iabors until a week from tomorrow
night
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REFUSE INCORPORATION TO
SOVIET AID SOCIETY

NEW YORK. June 15.-The supreme
society calling itself the institute for
Industrial and Technical Aid to Soviet
Russia"
The application for incorporation
gave as the object Of the society the
mental, cultural and technical develop
ment Of the members Of the Russian
colony in the United States"
In refusing TO grant 1t. Justice Tier
ney said:
I'VE have no colonies in the United
States and a sentiment TO the contrary
Is not 10 be encouraged"
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TITTSBG RICH. June 15.-Thlrty
children narrowly escaped serious IN
jurcs late today when an old railroad
bridge at Everson near Scottdale. Pa.
on which they were playing. collapsed.
and carried them into Jacobs creek
There was little water in the creek and
tho children landed in the soft mud
after fall OF fifteen feet. The bridge
has not been used for trains for some
Time.
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SHOOTS GIRL WIFE.

NEW ORLEANS. June l5-William
]. Sullivan Jr., aged 20. today shot and
seriously injured his scv"ntecn-year-o Did
wife. Alinc Richter Sullivan, and then
killed himself. They were married lasT
March. while the girl still was in co.
lege Sullivan announced thc maria &C
about month ago. but his wife rcfus-
cd TO live with him,
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RAnRoApER DROWNED

Special Dispatch to The ntclligencer
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. June 10,
l.. f. Butcher. IS. of Cleveland. employed
Mt the Wellsvillc shops OF the. Cicre-
land & pittsburgh railroad was drowned
when attacked by cramps while swim
ming in the Ohio river al Congo. w. Va.
opposite Wellsville. this afternoon, HIS
body was recovered an hour later.
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.RES0LUTE WINS 'K'st
FROM THE VANITIE

NEWPORT. r. l.. June 15.-Resolute
won today's race with the Eanitie for
Americas cup defense honors by
minutes and seconds elapsed time.
three minutes ~ seconds corrected time.
The course was arranked for q windward
and leeward race but the wind shifted
on the way in. making the last II miles
a reach instead of q run.
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WAS he PLEASEpf

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 15.-Early
Gross. serving a thrcc-year sentence n
tho state training and agricultural
school. from Loudan county, was par
dnned If the remainder Of the sentence
today in order that he might begin a To-
wear sentence in the federal prison. re-
sultinE from a court martial conVlc-
ton while in the army in France.
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coNdREsS1IAH nI.

ELKHART. Ind. June 15.-Represen-
tative Edgar r. Krcss. Of Williamsport.
Pa, who was operated on here for APP
pcndictis yesterday was reported to rest
ing we'll. Representative Kress was at
tending the Republican national conven-
ton ut Chicago when taken i'll and came
TO Elkhart where ne has relatives.
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wo1xMANs INJUHY 1ATAL.

PITTSBURGH. June N.-James Nc
Clenahan. OF this city. died at a hos
pital tonight from injuries received to-
day when a giant crane. standing on Z
RAILROAD trestlo at hi,lvale. collapsed.
Three other men were injured.
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CENSUS T1GURAS

WASHINGTON, June l5-Johnsto"n,
IA. 67.327; increase 1856 or @l.3 per
cent
York, IA, F.499; increase @,749 or
Havcrhiii. Mass. 53.sSi: increase o.
g.? or ell percent.
Aberdeen. S. D.. 1881; increase 3.164
or az DerCent
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
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Holds Business Session.

The members OF thu Junior sewing
circle held meeting last evening at
the home Of Miss Jane Woods. several
important matters were taken up ana
plans for an old fashioned basket picnic
were discussed. The date for the affair
was not named but Ylll probably be
held the first part OF next month AT
Wheeling Park. This was followed by
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Funeral services Tor Jane. lntant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Archie VI.
Ridgely. who died Monday evening At
the Ohio Valley General hospital. were
held yeSte rday afternoon at two O'Clock
In the Mendel Undertaking parlor. No
1o1c Chapline street Rev. F.. L. Carson
OBLIGATED. Intermcnt was made IN
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Ercnnan 'nt"r-
. tained number o. their friends last
,vrulnu ~ their home on Warwood
avenue he affair being given in hon
or Of Mrs. William brennan of tIeNe-
land OHIO. The evening was spent IN
music and other diversions at the con-
clusion Of which the guests repaired 10
the dining room where they enjoyed 4
Very delightful luncheon.
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The two local lodges of Odd Fellows
viii hold their annual memorial SrrE
ices next Sunday afternoon in the mrs
tan church. Rev. Byler or McMecne'
Ths members Of the lodges will NEE
a; Progress Lodge. No. @7l; and iron
there. headed by band. Will march It
the church in body.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WantetI-EemaIo 8:
YOUNG LADY

Wanted an office assist
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typewriter and be accu-
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est. Party must be cap
able of doing generous Of
flee work. Room 10, alt
-. Broad Street, upstairs
in studio.
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EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-AIale or Female

TEACHERS wanted. Attractive positions
In public and private schools. Our per-
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Mashington. ID. c.
TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS wanted.
70 write Us at once. openings for 50
principals; salaries from Sl25-S2oO per
month: 100 high school teachers, salaries
|3o-Sl3o per month: SO grade teachers
salaries {75-3lOo. State Co-opcrative
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EMPLOYMENT
Help W.rted-Ainla

lsIisss Cam make from Sf sl 'sn Ia e s2a
SON &C MurRphys i Hc,ei SEE Mon WI J. Thomp,
until Tuesday u o'clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with csia6-
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Ing expt rience: II any. lines sold. etc. past
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Statesmen wanted. n f-spvuisipic c,n-
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TRAFFIC. MEN to lease freight rate
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TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY
la the title of our FREQ book about Florida
II tells the truth. Monthly payments
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Orlando Fla
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large financial security brokerage
has an opening IN it's Richmond
branch office for security sales
man. We handle only the highest
type OF financial securities and our
representatives are only the high
est type of men. Previous expert
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IL not necessary. hut you must be
man. good health. good habits.
clean cut. good appearance. aver
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntctl-Nf.Ie

JASOD Levitt & Son have an opening In
yo1nE man with ability and the desire
70 aayanee himself: an experienced man
~ preferred. but experience is not alb
sT9npqIeiy necessary. Jacob Levitt & Son,
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WANTED
An experienced show
card writer and assist
ant to the display man.
ager. Permanent posi-
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advancement for an
ambitious young man.
Apply Mr.. Hare,
KAUFMAN & co.
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