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Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
LANDS

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
..,,,oo of an order of the Hampstead
County Court made and entered on tn
7th day Of June 1920, will on Mon
lay. July y, 1920, offer to sale to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
inn. described sixteenth section
school lands to-wit:
NE ia of NE Ii Section lG, Town
sBh ls. S, R. 25, west, 40 acres.
t,y IA of NE IA Section l6, Town
shin i5. S, R. %, west, 40 acres,
.r f., Of NV Ia Section 1G, Town
shin -. S, R. %, west, 40 acres.
NV IA of NV IA Section 16, Town
shin 10, s, R. 25, west, 40 acres.
sW IA Of NV IA Section 16, Town
shin -, S, R. 25, west, 40 acres.
sr IA cf NV Il Section l6, Town
shin l8, S, r. p, west, 10 acres.
Sc Ia Of NE Il Section l6, Town
shin ~, s, R. 25, west, 40 acres.
NE Ia Of Sc Ii Section 16, Town
ship 10, s,R. 25, west, 10 acres.
NV ia Of sc Ia Section l6, Town
shin l3. s, r. %, west, 40 acres.
SW Ii Of Sc Ia Section lG, Town
ship 70, S, r. 25, west, 40 acres.
SE Ia Of Sc IA Section 16, Town
shin i8, s, Il. %, west, 10 acres.
All in Hampstead County, Ark
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
FOR AMENDMENT NO u.
AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. IA.
Proposed Amendment No. II to the
CenEtItutIon of ArEnnsnH.

House Joint Resolution submitting to
the qualified voters of the State OF AR
kansas. an amendment TO the Constitui-
tion thereof providing for equal sum
rage to men and women.
he II Resolved by the House OF Rep
resentatives and the Senate OF the
state of Arkansas, Majority OF HOth
Houses Agreeing Therefor
That the following is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment to the consul :
tuition Of the State OF Arkansas ana
tors of the State for approval or re-
lection at the next general election
FOR Senators and Representatives, II a
majority OF the electors voting at such
election adopt such amendment, the
same shall become a part of the Con-
stitutlon OF the State of Arkansas to-
THAT Section OF Article 8 OF the
Constitution OF the state of Arkansas,
as amended by Amendment 10. 3,
adopted. January the i4thi lsgs' Do
Section l. Every citizen OF the
United states Of the nae Of twenty.one
years who has resided in the state
twelve months. ntse,nst tse Gouty town s or
ward one month, next preceding eny
election at which they may propose
TO vote, except such persons ,. as may h der 5er
nrived OF tho right 70 vote by law
passed by the General Assembly, ana
who shall exhibit a poll tax receipt oI
their poll tax at tho time OF collect
ing taxes next preceding such eleo-
lion. shall be allowed to vote at any
election in the state Of Arkansas; pro-
xided. that persons who make satistsc-
tery proof that they have attained the
age OF tweRty-one years since the
time of assessing taxes next preceaing
aid election and possess the other
necessary qualifications, shall be per-
n,ittsd 10 vote, and provided further,
that the said tax receipt shall be SO
marked by dated stamp or written en-
dorsement by the Judges OF eleetlon
10 whom IL may be first presented as
10 prevent the holder thereof from
voting more than onee at any elestionI; on.
II is declared to be tho purpose ot tnis
amendment to deny the right OF sut-
rage to aliens and 1t is declared to DO
me purpose of this amendment TO con-
fer suffrage equally upon both men
and women, without regard TO sex.
Provided, that women shall not be COM
nailed TO serve on JurisE.
Approved by the OevsrRor, and hled
n I,: q: g Sftie., Secretary OF state
witnsss nv hand sa} official seal
hH iS& day Of NIiL i,Iss,pAt
EesrstArr sf state
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT
TO ORGANIZE COUNTIES

The organization of the states BIZ
counties, communities and churches,
sor The carrying out of the cooperative
program OF the Interchurch World
Movement, viii begin in each state
Immediately after the holding of the
pastors conference, preliminary
committee for each county being ar.
ranged at the conference. This work
was begun I'm Missouri at the recent
conference in Kansas City, and will be
started in Arkansas at the conference
at Little Rock, March 1912.
Not only are the aims and vision OF
service of the Interchurch Movement
worldwide in scope, but il is the pur.
pose of the churches that its program
shall reach into every county and bene-
iit every church and individual
County conferences are to be leld
at some central point, similar to the
state pastors conferences, to be at
tended by every pastor of each de.
nomination, together with a key man
and a key woman from each congre-
cation.
Special teams of speakers, special
lists in thoir lines, will bring to the con.
ferences inspiring messages that win
give information on the various phases
of the movement and vital facts that
have been disclosed in the church sur.
veys will be presented and discussed.
A county chairman, secretary and
county advisory committee will have
charge of the work in each county,
who will be assisted by various other
committees in the different com.
munities.
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09

Said lands will be sold at the
Courthouse door in the town of WASH
ington, Arkansas, between the hours
of 10 o'clock a. m. and clock p. m,
and no tract of said land vi be solo
for less than $3.50 per acrr all sales
being subject to the approx J Of the
Hampstead County Court.
r. L. Keel, Sheriff.
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
FOR ANEVDNrN rN'T' 20. 81.
AGAINST ANEND.IEST NO. IL
rre,o.ss Anense.,n. ..I,.,...,,. sG. Is 20 {,

PrStioaed Amendment so. Is TO ths
CONSULTATION VI VII nssnN.
he u Resolved by tse iioHxt>.f Req
vesentativVs the State oG Arkansas
and the senate Of the state OF ATNHn-
xrns, Majority Of Az trc Members
ELECTED to Each i:euac Ag.csi.=
That the following is hereby pro-
posed as az amendment to IN Constl-
tuition Of the state rt ArlQansIa. and.
upon beipg submitted to the electors
at she newt general election for sen
atprs ard reprcssHtatlyeB, IT, n mai ior-
itS Of the elsctors voting at such an
same shall beceme a part Of the Con-
stltntlon q the State Of Arkansas. to-
be eDInposed Of .hye judges, Que OF
WHO'S shall be STYLED CHIEF Justice and
eleefod as such, Any three OF whom
shall constitute a quorum, and the con-
ourrencs 81 at least three judges shall
in every case be necessary to n dscis-
Ion, Provided, IL It should hereafter be-
come necessary to increase the number
Of the Judges OF the Supreme Court. the
tional Judges and INDY also provide
tpt the court sitting In divisions under
such regulatlons>ns may be prescribed
ssc 2 The Supreme Judges shall
at stated times receive compensation
for their services TO be fixed by law,
WnlS 6hdll nOt'be less IMAM Iour tOo1-
sand. nor more than six thousand dol
lars per Rnnum. Until otherwise pro-
Nded by law, the Judges OF the Su-
premp Court shall receive "a salary OF
klI thousand dollars per aUuum They
thell not be allowed any fees or per-
dulsltSssof office, nor hold any othor
Office Of trust or prpht, under the state
Or the United States.
See. S. The provisions OF the Con-
atltyuon Of the State OF Arkanaas in
CONFLICT with this Amendment are hero
by repealed Insofar as they are in con-
flot herewith, and this amendmeN
shall take effect and be In Operation
sixty (sO) days after its approval aud
adoption BY the people OF tho state
OF Arkansas.
Approved by the Governor, and filed
10, The ofGce u Secretary OF State.
witness my hand and official seal
this 2Sth day of April. 1920
(seSl) TOM J. TERRAL.
Secretary OF State
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
Warning order
No. COS

In the Chancery Court of hemp
stead County, Ark.
E. G. Porterfield, Plaintif,
VS.
Mrs. Ruth Wyatt ct al, Defendants
The Defendants, Mrs. Ruth Wyatt,
widow of James +. Wyatt, deceased,
and Mrs. Ida W. Pippit (born Wyatt)
and Mrs. Mae w. Bynum (born (Wy-
att, his sole and only children and
heirs at law, are warned to APP
pear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, f. G. Porterfield.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 10th day of June 1920
SEAL o. C. Bailey, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
iss''''.a aWYEs*E. .-.ns
r'''';ss eSn..iss'.ss Aisa.ssss q .n.s. i; - 20 ~'

Amending Section Of Article Of
the Constitution OF the State of Arkan-
sas as amended by Amendment %, o.
adopted January 14th, 1909; providing
that every citizen OF the United states
having the prescribed residence In the
State. except those deprived OF the
right by law for the commission Of
feJonles, shall be allowed to yots 81
any election, upon eShibiting poll
tax receipt or other evidence of pay
ment OF poll tax; providing that per-
sons attaining majority after timo OF
assessing taxes and before election
possessing the other necessary quail
fications, shall be permit ID to vote
providing that judges OF election shali
the time of voting to prevent the
holder thereof from voting more than
once at an election; and declaring Il
the purpose of the amendment to deny
right of suffrage to aliens and TO confer
the right Of suffrage equally upon men
and women, without regard TO rex.
provided that women shall not be com
pelled TO serve on Juries.
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
WARNING ORDER
No. COG

No. COG
In the Chancery Court Of Hemp
stead County, ArkHss.
Henryetta Spagner, ...... Plaintiff
VS..
Ira SNagner, ...... 80. Defendant
The defendant, Ira Spagner, is
wThe defendant, Ira Spagner, is
warne to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
oorplait Of the Plaintiff.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
court this 2sth day of June, 1920.
(sEAL) o. C. BAILEY, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
PROPOSED Lro'.Y.ATTvE AMEND
Proposed A''~' -, s., -. to the
Constt; a . q, -. ~,

Proposed ~. :; s., r to the
Constd; "a T. - '' ",s
Amendlnr tht rc -ii' .'"' OF the
State OF Arlo"srs '"'.r leg 'Not tho
Supreme Court Of t'c S.'t' shall be
composed Of Eve ihu.c,s o"c Of whom
Sall be styled agd 10 - I!of 1ps-
tute a Quorum. aud r-ou,. the ,l t-
currenee of q lc7rt t''"e .ua.es IN
every decis!oI 80 llar q tit be-
cpps necessary IN lego STATURE RAY
provide for two Sdfiitiasal jnS rc' anG
fSr tlfs Court 70 sit lu djyis'pI5; rro-
yidins the salaries Of the. JGdgCs eha.
Be nxed by law at no. Loss than F.vr
Thousand (si.090.op) nDllars. nor sr1re
than Six Thousand Css0'ooO ror.rt
per year, and GNinR their sNaries urtu
otheIviss provided by law at Sly
Thousand (sse000O Dollars per vrnr.
providing that the JUDGES s'ali rot he
allowed any fees or ps'iulSitas O o..
1ce, n0g to hold any 0tafr office OF
trust Or broht under the Strto or
United States; prsHldi~T for tho rNpgsi
OF such portAHa G: thc .oggtjutou
as ara ln coRYn {: H~f "'cHld ir.y tt
the aN eudmeft shaf bsrcn'c qusrr ti,-A
sixty days aftpr It's o"rr"vsi arA adup
tion by the people Of hi. S.Hts.
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
Warming order

:. =. =. e. NO. GOT E. E. E. .,,.
In the Chancery Court of Hemp
stead County, Ark.
Charlotte Canady, Plaintiff,
VS.
John Canady, Defendant.
s. The Defendant, John Canady, is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the coa.-
plant of the plaintiff, Charlotte Can
ady.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 14th day of June, 1929
SEAL 0. 6. Baisey, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1920-07-09
COME COME

THE JOHN A. MAY EVANGELISTlC
PARTY. General EvangeEsts Methodist
Episcopal Church South working under
General Board of Evangelism. Rev. D. +.
Goddard ID. Sec'y, Nashville, Tenn
wiHaSSiSt me in meeting at Washington
beginning the first Sunday in August
have secured the services of this
great Evangelistic party for your benefit
and | am exceedingly anxious for re-
vival of religion that will cleanse our
hearts and change our lives; that will
make us love the church of God beyond
our highest JOY Please don't miss SER
vice.
Your friend & brother
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The great nerve tonic--t-he famous
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S. 0. S.
If Constipated, Bilious
or Headachy, take
"CaScaretS"

Sick headache. bilicrsness. coated
tongue, or sour. gassy stomach-always
trace this to torpid liver: delayed f'r-
Poisonous matter clogged In the in
testies, instead Of being cast out OF lhn
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stability 10 interest rates. prevent the>"
violent fluctuations and lead TO lower
interest rates.
As u remedy senator owen urged that
limitations he imposed uu banks -"
that a reasonable amount nI d'pOSl :
should be used Ia accommodate 'thoS"
huNing stocks for speculative purposes.
that a margin Of mot less than - per-
cent he required in such tranRCtiOn9
that an interest rate not exceeding
percent he permitted In such franSa'-
lions and that the normal discount rates
for federal reserve banks should not en-
coed four percent except in cases where
banks desired to use more than their
riehtful proportion OF the reserves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
OBITUARY
MRS. BESSIE COWAN
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Follows Infant Son VINO Died Sunday
Funeral Arrangements Are
Iucomplets,

Mrs. Bessie Johnston Cowan. wife or
Arch S. Cowan. OF No. IL South Penn
street. Island died at noon yesterday.
She was in her 18th Year OF age Her
death followed the death OF her infant
son who died al ii o'clock sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Cowan was we'll known through
out the city and had u wide circle or
friends who regret heT loss. Her death
was due TO an attack OF pneumonia.
The deceased IS survived BY her nus
band. her father. James johnson. lwo
sisters. Mrs. Will Cress. OF thus city.
Mrs. Howard McCulluugh. OF East
Palestine, Ohio. and Il brother James
rangemsnts were incomplete at late
hour last evening.
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.rrnsd bom. having spent . couple Of

turned home, having spent . couple OF
days at the home Of J. M. Howell.
Mrs. Lillian Barker IL very Ill at her
home on Main street.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Mem ana
Thomas Jeffries occurred Sunday. the
service having been read by Rev. D. c.
Wilhelm at his home here.
+. r. Hopkins has gone to wheeling
to attend the winter reunion OF the
Scottish Rite MaSons.
n. A. Murphy has returned from
ueiisbure where he was called by the
illness of his mother.
Philip Morgan. who has been Ill for
the past week. is able TO be out again.
Ray Jacobs has b. cen called from
Akron, Ohio. to this city by the illness
~ Thomas Taught Of Sincerity was the
guest Sunday Of friends here.
Howard Shurtlife Is confined to his
home by illness.
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PADEN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Mar'i" Noecl and her
81 :r"r. Miss H"rna k"crher. nave .ak -. Il
Nv. en- Under Inc management Of Mrs
Tnna Hanna Mrs. Hanna and chil-
Gr,.n have e0n" to East Liverpool ohio'
10 make their future home. -
Miss Edith cameron and george
E,k.r wrrf. married sunday, evening by
p"T " y Eskew, pastor of the Sterl-
iny NJ. T.. church. Tho ceremony LOOK
place at ia" parsonage and the couple
WAS unattended.
Mr.. W r. wamSl"y left on the morn m
ing train for Marietta Ohio. where she
will entertain a hospital.
Arthur Aggas of Parkersburg has re-
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MAHON|NG COUNTY
JUDGES HURRY Up
HEARING OF '!'REDS"

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Feb. i6.De.
held in Jail without charges being
lodged against them. but IT cannot b, be
done in Mahoning county. Judges w;
:. Anderson and David G. Jenkln' 81
common pleas court today asked =: NJ
tu arrange at once for hearings for
ihirty-seven alleged radicals held In the
county jail here. Mr.. Woodside SAID ne
would take UP the matter WIN auInor
HEARINGS. The thirty-seven men. some
Of whom have been in Jail since carry
in November. issued "manifesto On
Saturday night stating that tney atI
and asking either to be deported or set
Tho Judges took action after reading
the prisoners plea in local ne"spa-
per.
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Metxrar Funeral

wednesday afternOOn at us O'clock
from tho family home, No. II Alley 8.
Will be held the funeral services TOT tho
late Louis Metzgar. who died OH sun
day afternoon. Rev. william Clfert.
pastor Of the ST. Johns church. Will
have charge OF the services. lnterment
viii be made In Mount Wood cemetery.
The deceased was In tho 10Th year OF
his age He was born on tho Atlantic
Ocean three miles outside tho harbor
a; New York. and was educated in this
city, where for the last sixty years hs
has been contracting carpenter. He
was a devout member Of the ST! John s
church. also u member OF the Baltimore
Lodge OF knights Of Pythias. He Is
sur lived by two sons and two daugh-
,ers, all Of this city.
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HIGH INTEREST
BR|NGSPROTEST
Senator Owen Urges Stops for Proteo-
tom Of Business Men.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6.--sena'":'
Owen. Democrat. Oklahoma. protested
in the senate today against tn" prevail.
ing high interest rates charged IN com
mnrc!al transactions and on call loans
on the stock exchange and urged that
sinps he takon TO reduce rates. He reAd
a letter he has sent to President Wilson.
The manufacturers. the merchants
and business men are entitled TO Stahll'
Itv"the letter said: They cannot other
wise transact the. business of the Coun-
try with safety: and IN their names and
on their behalf l respectfully and very
earnestly Insist that the government
shall establish. a policy which Will gif"
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UoublN Funeral

Funeral services FOR Mrs. Edward
Muster and her babe who died on Sat
urday at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. will be held from the family res
ldence. ITS Alley Is. this afternoon at
| o'clock. The remains Will be shipped
10 ST. Clairsville. where short services
will be conducted in the st. Cla!rsvills
church following which burial will be
made In ST. ClairSville cemetery.
The deceased WAS IN her cath year
and had large circle OF friends who
regret her loss.
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Miss Margaret Fillmer. ono OF tho
most widely known teachers OF RltchIe
school. died yesterday afternoon at l:45
o'clock at her late residence No. 1890
Wood street. The deceased was in the
S3rd year. The deceased was preparing
for school when suddenly taken Ill, her
death following several hours later.
She IS survived by her father Henry
Flllmer. three brothers, Edward. How
ardan Henry and two sisters, Clara
and Caroline. all at home. She was a
dsvout member OF the Third Presbyteri-
an church and was well known in tho
city, her death coming as a shock to
her many friends. Funeral services
were incomplete at 4 late hour last
evening.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY
TAKING SUBSCRIBERS

On account Of the shortage or equip
,neut for the past couple weeks IL mas
he.u impossiblc for the Chesapeake ana
Potomac Telephone company OF th's
city, 10 take on new subscribers.
Last evening it was stated by r NJ
Dunuing local manager of the telephone
company. that arrangements have neeh
made IN some extent whereby It Will De
nnssihlc To take on new subscribers III
Wheeling and some of the neighnorihs
cities.
Mr. Cunning expects to have every
thing in shape so that tho company VIII
II. able To take car" of All ne" sun
.crihers before spring opens. when the
,,mpanv expects to make large, naih-
her of changes to be madc.
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RIVER NEWS

Since the extreme cold weather set IN
sunday afternoon tn" traffic on Inc
ohio river has been decreased Ia Ger
.un extent. A small amount If lee
came down from the head waters yes
terduy afternoon. With the present
stage IL is thought that no damage vii!
h. caused.
Last evening the Helen F. came in
from Matamoras and will l"av" a noon
today for the above point. The Liberty
Will arrive from Pittsburgh on Wedncs
day on It's way To Parkershurg.
The stage ut the local wharf last even
ing registered s feet L inches, station
ary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
LEGION VACANCIES FILLED.

r,IEMoHT. W. Va. Feb; l6.EThe
roilnw iir appointments to fiji vacancies
among state officers and tn" state G %a y
m mites wcr" announced Monday by EAR AR
n. smith. department cpmmandGr OF 'ne
American Legion III west .'L Samrce n
Ford. resigned. f. l.. Blake, Of Ron nee
yertr: to be state committeeman W.
t;snrr. f.. Ferguson. resigned George
crews. Of Fairmont.
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Funeral services for Mrs Henrietta
Fox. wife OF the late John W. FoN. Will
be held Wednesday afternoon at 33H
o'clock from the, Bcrtschy Undertaking
parlors. No. lO4 sixteenth street. In
terment will be made IN Mount Wood
cemetery. The deceased WAS in her 18th
year and died at the North Wheeling
hospital following a short illness.
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Mrs. Hannah Schneider.

Mrs. Hannah Schneider. widow Of tho
late John Schneider died at tho family
homo. No. 2l22 Main street. Monday at
ternoon. at o'clock. Mrs. Schneider s
death was due to old age as she has
been in Ill health for some time.
The deceased Is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. W. ]. Lantry. Mrs Jacob
Loos and Miss Rose Schneider at home,
also ono son. John Schneider She was
welt known and had a large circle OF
friends who mourn her loss. Funeral
snrNirrS arc !McOmplcte.
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Miller Funeral.

Wednesday mornlmY at $50 O'CLOCK
will Be held tho funeral services for
Miss Clara &. Muller. daughter Of Con
rad and Mary Miller. who died Sunday
evening at her home no. 1921 McColloCh
street. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated at St. Joseph's cathedral. at
o'clock Interment will be made in
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Miss Miller was
= we'll known young lady OF East Wheel
Ing and leaves q host Of friends to
mourn her loss.
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Funeral WsdnendaY

Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
the funeral service will be hold for
Mildred Pfatrenbsch. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis c. Pfarenbach. OF No
S33 North Front street, Island. who
died Sunday morning following an at
tack Of pneumonia. Interment will be
made in Rlyerview cemetery. Tho de-
ceased was in her 18th year and was a
student at Madison school whore sho
had q large circle OF friends. She was
also q member OF tho st. l.uke's P. L.
church,
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Tpafax EuusrAl

Funeral services for Mary ". Tuskey,
who died on Friday at tho family resi-,
dencc. No. 10l Forty-hfth street. will
REQUIEM high mass will be celebrated
at 81. Mary's church. Intsrment win
be made IN Mount Calvary cemetery.