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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Jcct that II Is nuwisc 10 think Of, in tho
ability not 10 worry or regret. not to
carry on bottles mental arguments, etc.
~ always made by the one foot in from
of another foot.
You Cannot Travel the Road to Knowl-
edge BY Auto.
The road to knowledge Is never tray-
eled on horseback Tor by automobilc) IL
has to be Travelled afoot and no faster
than one foot In front OF another foot
can carry one.
And TO that host Of my letter friends
who showed by their prompt rcpnonsc
to my article on the subject that they
were anxious to know how To travel the
road that leads away from ~ paddle n
nerves and eternal trcdnrns / send
anew the reminder that that rund too
"hn only be trnN"rHcd ono foot In Gr, II
OF another foot.
II this thought In n Encouraging one.
look back Hom" day after you hnyc
taken u lonK walk and WOO how rnr yo,,
havn como and how swiftly tho time
hnH paHHcd And remember that 1t will
he tho RRmo with whatever other roao
you nrc travelling II you only push alons
faithfully and patiently
But It Won't Work If
But also remember that while putting
ono foot In front OF another foot I'M
C"asinIly can carry you far. II won't
serve II you put ono foot In front or
another foot few times and then STOP
to admire your progress.
Or II you put one foot In front OF an
other foot for little while and then
take as many steps the other way
Or II you put one foot in front OF an
other foot and then stop in your tracks
and bewail that you have not gotten
farther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
FINE NEE TING
Of MEN : CLASS
Fifty Members Of Biblo Glass Enjoy
banquet and Pleasant business
Session.

IN" regular monthly meeting IL Ia"
Mems NH" class Of Fourth atr"'i
Street Methodist church wna held III
tho church pnrI"rH on Monday evening
at 10 Flfty members az til" 'lnSs en-
jnynd splendid banquet prov lh"d 10y
Isrothcra VIII Ray and Harry I."n"hn.
insisted by IA cooking Htaff at color ma
quality.
II was the host ~ the many fonHtN
which have Hrn"Cd old Fourth street.
aud M an index Of sim better things
1" come VIVA Thoroughly Appreciated by
all present.
Tho nI""nli"n wnH pronounced 10y I'r.
u NJ McMillcn. md two-minui" round
IhblS talks WEI" given by w. -. NhlkIhn.
e EnrIc Reed. Harry l.cIn"nn. l.. NJ.
Nodchnugh, VI T. Gnlrcy. Dent A TnJ
tor NJ T.. smith and l'r"f y. Jn"ohH
Following ia" banquet n short muHl
cal program wnn pT"u"ni"d under ''"
direction Of I'r"T lie" q. Morris. WIN
s"l"n by Ray Chapman. accompanied 10y
Mrs. Inul Mccullough
\ very timely and mt"rCHtlnE address
~nn delivered by ia" pnhi"r br {. T.
Allen.
Tho rucmbrrrhip drive campaign wnH
outlined by MIR Walter Evnnr nnd wan
actively entered Into 10y all pr"n"nt tn"
rIngr expected mn nlI"nd'n"" ON H"n
,ny morning at "a 81 one hundred
m"If
Among those pr"r"ut w"Ir
pr G. T.. Allen. W l.. Miller. l.
H"dchnuEh. Ray Chapman. L." O. Nor
ria. Dr H. NJ. McMtll"n. = - Cl"EE. =,
Lemon. W. H. Williams. John VI. N"HN'
WIN McAdnm. NJ. G. Smith, w NJ Evans
Tommy Evans. G.. iarlo Reed y. y ia
cohs. -. l.. Taught. Earle NJ. HloHcy.
George Winchcr. Forest f.. Patton. Mo
,icsto Jacohini. krlscl NJ. Ross. +: IL
rrohat. W ID. Watkins. VIM. llnnk"y;
]. II. Ncalc. WIN. Y"unElnE"r. f""ri
Sutherland. W. H. Smith. \ Gl"uSCr'
Geo. b. Kelsey. r. NJ. Cotton. Nm. L.
CATION TcarI r. smith. X B Nay, NJ.
T. Gi.scy. Forrest Martin. j. II. Gould.
d. A. Taylor +. l.. Perkins. H. 4 Lem
on. u. l.. Henderson. Geo. W. Kern IL.
l.. Henderson, Frank Fair. Henry Is
Townshcnd L. L. Mccullough W. H.
Raw and Peter Boyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
After Being Down in Bed
for Months and Told End
Was Near, Takes Tanlac
and Is Now on Job Feel
ing Fine.

Many wonderful endorsements lInrn
been given Tnnlnc. but the statement
made 1hc other day by Humphrey
kcRrnr. OF Al Main 81. li"lynk", MnnH..
Is In mary respects 40 rcHhrkhbl" IA" |"
he almost inrr' dihlr
Mr. krnrnn hnr been employed by tn"
Linden Paper MIL GO. for the past mr.
teen yCnrH According To hIh statement
ho Ind boon down In bed for months
and wns told he did not hnN" much
longer longer 10 Nv" TIL" fh"lH IN HIS
cnnr which are nlrrndy known T." hun
dTrdr or lIolynltc people. are given be
low Just nr related by hlmnclr. Her" in
hin b"ry.
Il wan never sick day In my lfo
unIII about four m"nthn nR" when !
toll down In faint at Ia" mill nnd hal
L. he carried h"Iu" aud put Ia bod. Th"r"
| lay for three months md hnd to bo
rninrd W nnd rnd with II spoon Hike
baby
'rhcTr wnr such pnln nnd feeling or
prcuuuT' In tho top 81 my head at limos
TINT thought ! would go dlrtrnrtrd. ]
l",t Tia" urc Of my lrft nrm. leg mud foot
and my Hi"mnrh got ~" out OF order
TINT couldn't Cnl wIth"ut i'm hurting
M.
My food would invariably H"ur md
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
ENDED HIS LIFE WHEN
WIFE SOUGHT DIVORCE

YrcrinI BiurnIrh to The IulolllK"ur"r
Emit l.iN"Ipnnl Ohm" S"rl =,
Nlnrin"h hl the nhr"n'" 81 Harry VI
we'll. 10. pottery WuIk"I mtr"InE hh''
Friday. Inul J"husuu. n"iEhh"r. i"dhy
entered ia" HOUSE" mud found tn" man
: lir"lcHr body on tia" Moor ct II bedroom
ElwrlI'1 head wHr wrapped In II hrnrN
quilt and hir teeth cl"n'h"h on rubber
h0rC which waU attached tn IL EnH J"'
indicating Ia" had committed Eui"ld"
Elwcll who iH uaid I" hay" been brood
INK over II divorce decree his VII" oh
tanned while he wuR serving II term Tor
lnrccny In the MuundSv lille. W Va, pen
itcntInry wns alone in tn" house. tn"
mother was visiting hnr husband. ia
cob Ilw'll Mt Cambridge. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
IRISH TOWN IS
UNDER ATTACK
Trim In County Meath Scene
Of Anti Sim Fem Reprisals
By Armed Men

TRIM. county Meath Ireland. sept
"i.--lIc' hui,'' 81 IA" burning OF IN" pc
lice hurrn"kH h"T" Yesterday morning
and III" w"undinE az ihi"I '"nSthhi'
White. II numhrr al armed mon d"hIoh-
dcd on the town lnT nlEhi hud burned
huIldingn nitu,krd. Ih" T"Eld"n""a OF
Sim frmcrs and IndulECd In lndl"'ri-
mIuht' rhu"tinH. Several "nnunlil'" ar"
ICpuIt"d
Tho T'HpTiuHls uT" alleged I" u" INC
work or thu "lIlu,k and Tan" pole"
The regular police ~" taking steps to
prevent further damage. During the re
rriHals sun" thirty houses wcT" burned
aud tho nTr,, am blazing ht noon t"dny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
QUARREL OF RIVALS
RESULTS IN ARREST

Special to The lntelllgenccr. -
Nartinshurg. W. Va, sept -,-N
Quarrel between two lovers, L'nE!u
,,i,~ which was closely followed Ivy
Smtth's marriage to Lydia Naushn TO-
In, resulted in Smith being arrested
bv state authorities who believe MN
IN he AN escaped convict and waht"u i"
Washington. baltimore ana hcn" ,,,,,o "'' ~,
Nv rItirs Upon receiving knowledge 81
smiths marriage {" the Vaughn girl
hix former sweetheart circulItl"d re-
mnrt, that smith Is wanted by tn" P"ll'h
i'm several places. and that ne "S'hP 81
FROM A pcnitcntinry In the South h"t"r"
,atIm,. hrrc IA wear ngO. The reports
rcnrhrd the authorities here "nh "ml'h
arrest soon followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
u, S, TROOPS ARREST
Sin MINGO FIELD

Williamson. W. Va. sept "'-,ThrcT
wv" Wv ,,tion.d at tho plant of III"
Whitc star Mining company. at Mcrrl-
MAN, w nv" VI. Va. four miles from thiS city,
IN" mrs charycd with being implicated
in an exchange OF shots near the 'n'n ne
saturday night. On" man "'S S" ,hors
-" " non-union miner. while Inc "'h'rr
u, credited With being members OF
u" Mor, than one hun*ced men have been
brought into tho Mtngo co2i hTluS aT
thc All few days to take tn" place OF
sIriLinr miners A few have been sent
to mines in Mtngo county. but the N.Y.,
oritv have been given military escort
across the Tug river into llkc county
Kentucky. where they are 10 o' '''
Moved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
TO SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE

rhhlad"lphia Sept. 2I--t"pr"Sht"-
tivcs Of the Operators and miners OF
the Central Pennsylvania bituminouS
coal fields began joint conference here
today looking toward settlement or
wage disputes. No decision had been
reached when the meeting ADJOURNED
until tomorrow. The miners demand
that tonnage men hq given inc same
granted the men pHid on day basis
or the 300 miners III tn" c"ntrai
fields. about 23,On0 are day men ana
about 5000 Of the lOnnaI" men have
already been granted the proposed IN
Crcns,, according /" representatives. OF
I he,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
GETS LIFE SENTENCE

Special Dispatch 10 The IntcllGcnccr
Fairmont. W. VA. Sept 2I.-l.uth"r
inal court today on the charg" Of fol-
nny. was given :. life ."ntcncc In the
rcnitentiary by Judge Scott {. Lowe.
From the fact that Wilkinson had been
found guilty OF tn" sam" oircnSr. thrcc
different times. the judc, could not give
any lesser sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MaCSwiney Exhausted
But Remains Conscious

London. sept. Eth" condition 81
r.rcucc NIacSwin"y. Lord mayor OF
C,rk was unchanged tonight. accord
ing To- the bulletin issued by Tn" iriSh
Il h. Ia vary much exhausted" says the
huIletIr. but still conscious
After "A visit to BriNton prison TINS
evening. Mary MacSwincy. sister ct me
mayor. said that the exhaustion OF h"r
brother was pronounced ana that II"
,,u fired greatly from weakness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
PINE IMPOSE d

X, c. Pannell. who was arrested on
warrant sworn out by Justice NJ { Kim
delherRer. by the Grand central hotc! Oh
orroupt Of refusing To pay their bills
was given Il hearing yesterday afternoon
At $40 o'clock In the county jail. After
hearing the case Justice Kindelberger
imposed fine OF SIS and cost or ten
days in jail. The case was appealed ana
al n lats hour last evening a bondsman
had not been secured 80 that ranncll
was stIll in jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
Fame Fo1 gAL1.

FOR 8ALE-9l acres about seven mileS
from the incorporation Of Wheeling,
new s roomed house, basement and cell
lar, good stone foundation. water. gas
and telephone. stone springhousc,
barns and other buildings. SO bearing
fruit trees. small vineyard bearing and
100 apple trees and 100 grape Just set
out. Ono OF the best producing farms
in this section for dairying. gardening or
ganeral farming. This farm Is situated
on Stone church road near Dallas. Joseph
Walt, Bell phone 1907 Il Is. t;s-.t-rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
scorrIsH RITE RANCE.

The second IN the series OF hnlormal
dances given under the nuSpiCl"S ol tn"
Scottish RITE Guard viii u" held FRI
day evening. O"l"h"r LIST. at the Scot
fish RItc Cathedral. This VIII hc the
Inst dance for several weeks. du" L"
tho coming Scottish KIT" reunion. nut
viii probably lac followed by hn'-
Iowccn dance the latter part Of the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
THREE KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

Butler. IA. Sept. 2I.-Thrcc mon
were Killed by lightning during "a h'"NF
storm which swept this section Ia'" TO-
day.
CHARLES STUART. age !" years OF
Butler A.
John NICHOLS, age 90 years. OF Nc
Eccsport. Pa.
JOSEPH DOCTliETT. nE" DO years.
of Adams township.
Stunrt and Nichols took rciuEc from
The storm In a miners shanty AT fnnci-
ION ten miles east OF Butler. IhcN
we're killed when lightning destroyed the
Shcd. ,,h Ia.
lightning while working in Il corn f'r'u
near his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
WILL GREET HARDING

Special Dispatch 10 Tn" lntclliScnccr
FaIrmont, ". Va. Sept 2'.--NarrcA
&; Harding will pass through Ia ,rlnont
on 4 special train Tuesday morning nj
9:42 O'clock II" will give short
speech from the platform OF his car. y
large delegation Of local people Will DC
Tho train 10 erect MIN
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TO CONFER WITH LEWIS.

Washington. Sept. 2I.--W. II. Rodgers
Of Abba. Ills, was ordered today L.
Springfield Ills by the department "f
labor. to confer with John. l.. Lewis.
president Of tn" United Mine Workers.
with regard To the situation IN the east
ern kentucky coal h"ids. where miners
last week went on vacation.
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THE Wendell COMPANY
oAxiIJ. XsOasr. Frop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
pr,v.,. oAa,.a 1s1s ohsp,i.s street,
ON YnoaAs Ials-lG10
DIED

wrsrwooD-On Sunday, September 81.
1870, at 1890 o'clock q. m, At the OnIo
Valley General hospital, FELlA WEST
WOOp, in the 74th y&ar OF his age.
Funeral from Bruemmer & Hildeorand
Tarlors on Thursday afternoon at !;oo
o'clock. Friends OF the family are In
yited TO attend. lnterment al nj. Zion
cemetery. -
pAy1s-On Sunday. September IS. 1890.
at ia6 o'clock a. m, at MIS- nome'
10. ala North York street isiana.
THOMAS J. DAVIS. husband or Mary
McGraw Davis. In his 6Ith year.
Eurcr,l services Wednesday morning Al
10 o'clock, from the family residence.
Friends OF the family invited TO A.
tend. Intcrmcnt mt Lln"ood ceihe-
terry.
MoconnAuoHY-On Saturday. Sep
Icmbrs :5lh 1890. ut S:2o o'clock p m
nj Huntington. w. Va. ARTHUR =
MrCONNAUGHY. In the 18TH year OF
his nKc.
r,,,nor,I .crvIcca Mt tho residence OF T.
J. Gilligan. No. - Fourteenth street
Tu,sday afternoon AT ,2:3O O'Clock.
Friends OF tn. family arc Invited. In.
icrmcnt Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
RACES POSTPONED

Columbus. ohio. sept 2'--I"dhN
program OF Grand Circuit races war
nos pOnrd because Of rain. To-day X cara
will be- moved over and raced tomorrow;
with others scheduled To b" tr"l'"d
TUESDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Judging BY In" way Germany Is act
ing. the Anics seem L. have won the
Peace dc RcsI>tan,c.--Sca r">i-lh-
tclligcnccr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
FuRNIsHED ROOMS WANTED

wANTup-Twu room furnished apart
mcnt. Immediately. by II ""upl" with
ont children Cali Room. Il MCLur"
H., S-2R-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

FOE SALE-Onc pair grey horses.
weight 3lOO. well mated and broke
also one large team of mules; also
coal bank mules The above stock will
sell at a very reasonable price. Box 3'7
Wheeling. SOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
FOR SALE

PoR sALE-rcrrcts. $3.50 "nCh. SfS
dozen, prices for September. W. u.
Sedan 46 18th ST. S-Eh-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

ro1 1lNT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. Ap-
ply End floor Lew Intsllgsncer Bldg.
1905 Market St. Jo-l1.U
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
BRAIN TESTS|
! BY SAM LLOYD. \
, MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS

No. b2H
Three small batilcsnips that met N
the North Sea were equipped with var
led batteries OF guns Of three sizes.
and each Vrsscl was capable OF hurting
900 pounds OF metal In complete
brondsidr Ship No nrCd from one
large. three medium mud ihrr" small
guns Ship No. 2 nr"d from tw" large
and 'siA small; No. , hrcd from four
medium and six small.
What weight missiles w"r" hr"d from
the respective three gums
Answer to No. SAT
mr. plus I'OT plmr EAR minus
FEAR PLUS POTATO rl"" PM minus
TOE plus SCOT inln"' WI 'H""'"
u!I'POiDTAMIS
Copyright 1870. 10y %nm lloyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
HUsIHEsS oYPoHrUNTTTHs

ron HALH-Two horses. VT. 5000. ana
harness. 3K Thornhill wagon with
coal bed now. Syracuse hillside pillow,
lncubators. ! brooder. $50 chickenI. In
Martins Ferry. O., ~ miles from Stop
10. Rayland line. s-1O-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
MALE Oh FEMALE HIP WANTED.

WANTND-Clcrks, Omen. women) over
IT. for postal mail service. $l3s month.
Examinations September October. Ell
pcricncc unnecessary. For FREQ pArticu-
lars. write J. Leonard, trormer civil ser.
vice cxamncr) 1893 Equitable Bldg,
Washington, u. g. s--e-)
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ron RENT--A desirable room In
ground floor flat at l42 18th st.. for
man. s-z5-i
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FoE SALH-ls2o Chevrolet touring car
Run 1890 miles. Excellent rubber 81.
tras. Bargain. 1shm's Garage, -
Market st. s-1p-l
FOR SALR-Chevrolet automobile. Ap.
ply Rehms' garage. 9c9 Market street,
or call lS-J. s-zS-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
WANTEp-HALEE1uL

WANFND-aAKN01IA MN WIFI
SELLING 11oo1DS AND Part
TULI OALB1lLAM. AT3BA031v3
PROPORTION. LA101 IA1N1N0S.
APPLY TO HI. WuSoN, ele Wx111.
mo BANK B TRUST BLDG. s-25-1
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ron HALu-AU3oD.

roR sALE-Good motorcycle in Al
condition. Price light. Call 4. O..
ol-M Mr.. c. NJ. Bailey. 129 Gamble Ave.
Elm Grove. s-21-h
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wAHTED-At once. girl for general
hourowOrk. Two In family. 10 18Th
H. Sill
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06

the age of six or eight weeks. Then
arrange a creep they can run to and
they gradually wean themselves.
Reading committee for next nett
ing: Mr.. Beebe, Mr.. Brown, Mrs.
Latta, Mr.. Meats, Mrs. Beckley.
Question No. 1. Will continuous
use of the vacuum cleaner injure the
sizing of rug? Referred to Mrs.
Selvy.
No. 2. Is it a just law for the
farmers, that the public highway ran
go thru his field and cut it up any
way they desire? Referred to Mr..
Latta.
No. 8. Which farm enterprise is
paying the highest dividends on time
and money invested? Referred to
Mr.. Beckley.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrove,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coulthard of Cal.
Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. Harden AL
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Almor Stern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Divelbess and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Meats and
Helen, Mr.. Hammons, Mr.. j. H. Het-
rick, Miss Brayton and Mrs. Cham
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meats, Mrs.
Hyrel Meats and Mrs. Ida Brundige.
Club adjourned to meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Gowans the last Sat
urday in May.
Ray Beckley, Pers.
Mabel Acrea, Sec.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
HARRIS GROVE FARMERS CLUE

HARRIS GROVE FARMERS CLUB.
Harris Grove Farmers Club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Meats, on
April Oath.
The roads were bad and the day
threatening, but nevertheless all but
two families were represented.
Club was called to order by the
president at 1880 p. m.
Minutes read and approved.
Mrs. VIM. Coulthard gave an in
strumental selection.
Dinner was then announced and we
wended our way to the dining room
to partake of the bounteous dinner
prepared for us by our hostess.
Club was agin called to order.
Young folks program came next.
Horas Brown-"When Father SHAY.
ed His Whiskers Off"
Mrs. w. Coulthard, music.
Stanley Acrea-"Test Your seec
COnr."
Bernice Meats, music.
Harold -"When I Was 6
Little Boy"
Solo by Hyrel Meats, with Bernict
Meats at the piano.
The reading came next.
Mrs. Harve Jones read "Unde,
Production"
Mrs. Mark Acrea, "The Spirit o.
Unrest"
Mrs. R. G. Rodgers, "Who Is Profit
eering?"
Question were next in order.
No. 1. Should we as Club accuse
our local merchant of profiteerine
before his net profits are considered
Answered, we perhaps should not, bu
has a fair chance to profiteer.
No. 2. What part should farmer.
take in legislation in either state Of
national? Answered, the same &C
tive ptrt and great interest he shows
in other business matters.
No. 8. When is the best time t,
wean young pigs7 Answer, abou
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING

Council Bluffs Chapter of the
American Red Cross has recently un-
dertaken Public Health Campaign
for this territory. Acting on the
recommendation of the National Red
Cross that this is one Of the legiti-
mate uses for it's funds and interests.
The chapter has been fortunate in
securing the services of thoroughly
trained nurse to do this type of work.
She has been, and will continue to do
school work in the various towns of
this county. The American Red Cross
recognizes that it has no greater re-
sponsibility before it than to conserve
the health of the children, and be-
lieves that the public school is the
place to begin it's work. There are
many other phases of public health
work to which the Chapter wishes to
direct its attention. It is desirable
that those persons whose money and
lnterssts hes maintained, this organ.
izatioa in the past should have !
voice in saying what sort Of program
this county should carry out. For
this reason, a meeting of persons in
terested in public health work for
Harrison county, whether members Of
the Red Cross or not, is being a.
ranged at the court house in Logon
on Thursday, May 6, at p. m. II
you are interested in the health Of
the children of this county, you are
not only invited but urged to attend
this meeting and to find out what tie
Committee of the Red Cross for this
territory is planning and to assist
with your suggestions or criticism 5.
No further invitation is to be EXTEND
ed other than the one in the local pa
per.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-05-06
UNION FARMERS CLUB.

Union Farmers Club met Saturday.
April 18th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Bessire. Owing to the
showers in the morning the members
were late in arriving.
Morning session opened with music
by Vida Bessire.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Selections were then taken up.
Mrs. Deur read an article entitled
Moving the Movies Upward"
Bernard Jones on "Soil Formation
of Southwestern Iowa.
Mr.. w. A. Jones, whats Wrong
With the Country Banker?"
While this was being discussed the
hostess announced dinner.
Afternoon session opened with song
by Armetia Kirk, accompanied by
Vida Bessire at the piano.
Roll call; the following members
were absent: Mrs. Deal, Mrs. j. E.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Johnston.
Questions were then taken up.
No. 1. After a lengthy discussion
we believe the Farm Bureau will be
the most beneficial to the farmers.
No. 2. It will cost at least $1.O0 a
bushel for every bushel of corn raised
in 1920, figuring the yield at the ten
year average of 33 bu. per acre.
No. 3. Laid over until next meet
ing.
Program for May:
Roll call.
Music, Hortense Deur.
Recitation, Hattie Johnston.
Recitation, Dwight Jones.
Recitation, Hazel Jones.
Selections by Mr.. Johnston, Mr.. j.
E. Jones, Mrs. McGavren, Mrs. AL
bridge, Mr.. Deur.
Committee on questions for June:
Mrs. w. M. Jones, Mr.. Harder, Mr..
Bessire.
Questions for May:
1. Would it not be fair to the
farmer and conclusive to the prosper
ity Of our country as we'll to so amend
our laws to permit the farmers to CO.
operate in buying and selling, and be
granted the privilege of collective
bargaining, the same as labor organ
izations, the jobbers, and the middle
men? Referred to Mr.. Harder.
2. Would the farmers now be JUS
titled i, limiting production? Referr-
Cd IS M. NJ Bessire. s2
No. 8. What are some of the
things which are reducing the profits
on nearly every farm? Referred to
Bernard Jones.
Mrs. Edgecomb reporting for the
committee, appointed to meet with the
Improvement League. She stated
that they wanted some financial aid
to help buy equipment for their pro-
posed rest room. The report was ac-
cepted and motion voted to assess
members one dollar each for that pur-
pose.
Superintendent Smylie, Prof. Van
Cleve, declared themselves willing to
help, raising the total to $29.
We had several visitors who added
to the pleasures Of the day: Rev
Price, wife and son Dean, supt. L. F
Smylie, wife and children, Prof. D. A.
Van Cleve, Mrs. Harvey Kirk and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bes-
sire and children, and Mrs. Sales.
Club adjourned to meet the third
Saturday in May at Oak Hill Farm
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Jones.
Mr.. Bessire, Pres.
Mrs. Bernard Jones, Sec.