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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

,-,,, On Arm.stlcc Day where sand
witches, coffee arr other articles VIII be
sold. The stand Will be in the Rosser
building n q. nsimI Lodge a'' Elects
Bellaire lodge No. 267 f. & A. NJ
has elected the following new Officers:
n, Fl. Sldd:Lll. W. NJ: Walter stephens
Sr. W; J. 4. Callahan. w: William W.
secretary: ]. F.. Copeland. Sr. d: Cecil
Johnson. Jr d; Vim. Daugherty. chap
lin: VIM. T. Robertson. Sr. s.; {. WeLs
Rodcfcr, Jr. s.: and j. I'D Nelsoh' Tyler
Reception . Success
Tho reception at the Christian churcn
last night for Rev. and Mrs. Charies a.
Pearce proved big success. II was
largely attended. An interesting pro
gram was rendered ana refreshments
Day Funeral
E>,naral services for the late Charles
Doy who died at the Glendale hospital
/ tol lowing an operation were heIu az si :,
late home at Dilles Bottom YESTERDAY
Satan for interment. 4 number OF rel
| atires and friends from this CITY a.
| tended the services.
Err.ral services were held at Mem
Yesterday for Howard, one-weeK-o!ai
Son Of Mr. and Mrs. George Sherac OF
Inn, place. lnterment was In the Alex
ander cemetery.
| No Trace OF Nan
| Police have been unable TO ma any
t-ace Of William Whithers. colored man.
nonted 10 answer to a charge in squire
Mason's court. 1t Is alleged tnat
J Wh,thers took all OF the persona po
longings OF George Washington; ais9
| colored, after the latter had pelr'e"ueu
| him.
Today will be pay day for upwards OF
. 500 Brllaire men. Employees OF me
Eornepi. steel works will receive their
seml-monthly pays today, b' ,gSs EaI,IS .
! 70 be distributed In most inS'"'Ee''
To wheeling
| A ALLEGATION of members or the 1rIn
! ~ E;njscopal church Of this city WI" VII.
| 90 10 Wheeling Friday night 10 TIT
"hur,.h hy Homer A. FLINT of iPttsnurSh
IN Who Is the executive secretary lot
! the nation wide campaign pethE ~"
Iucted BY the Episcopal ch"rcneS'
"0N Bsllalrs Briefs
Mrs. Nora Hendon has returned TO
her home at Mingo a4tc'
son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Yost Of Mems. NJ rd Mrs
roSn Tumn OF North Trumbull street
Mrs, Samuel Stillwell vas at Dii!eS
| unttor, Yesterday attending the luneF"'
n her brother. the late Charles NV,
Dave Griffith. who underwcnt an op,
| grafton at the city h"SP't'i "N'
''F Rev. I. +, Miller has. returned to ms
bome Mt Youngstown after a VISIT VII"
req somphter has been born TO Mr.. and
Nrs Clifford Campbell of South BEL
H'! Thc Py,hsan Friendship, club win ,, en-
tcrtatn With a dance at Odd feIIo" f1"''
! ON Wednesday evening. .
Members OF the Music. Literature an"
ART club viii meet Friday afternoon u.
me home of Mrs. ]. '. Nelson OH
| Noble street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

Day by the members of tho Kiwanls
club of this city, at their weekly lunch
con at the Elks' club dining rooms. be-
ginning at 1918 o'clock. Every mem
Der of the club has been given thcN priv
ileGe 10 bring one OF the veterans or
the world WAY as guest, ana the ull'
ing room is expected to be filled Tor the
occasion. James 7. McGee. local painter
is furnishing the prizes for the day ana
they promise to be worth while. At
torney Earl II. Lewis. ono Of the best
known attorneys of Belmont county
from st. Ciairsv!lle. o., will be- tho
speaker for the occasion. and those VINO
know Mr. Lewis ability as speaker.
will be present
Booster Meeting: ';.;
All committees Of the High school
to have their reports completed for the
meeting which is to be held at the
Board Of Trade rooms tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 o'clock, and final urrangC-
ments for the trip to Alliance. O.. on
the special train will be announced at
Legion Festival.
Tho members of the committee IN
charge nt tho bazaar and festival being
given all this week IN tho Frat hall III
North Fifth street. under the auspices
OF the local post of the American L.
gion, report another good att"ndan nc"
and patronage at the event last night,
and the boys are enthusiastic about the
event Dancing Is 4 feature OF every
evening.
Luther League.
William Becker will be the host To the
members of the Luther league OF ST.
Johns Lutheran church ut his homo on
North Seventh street. this evening. and
all members and friends OF tho league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
TYLER TO HONOR ITS
WORLD WAR HEROES

Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntsiliEenees,!
slstersville. w. Va. Nov: s.-All &C:
tivity in tyler county will cease for
Ave minutes Thursday. November IL, H
II o'clocE and workers everywhere VII
-FOUR soldiers Of this county who gave
I'M their lives in the world war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

BUY WAR SAVING sTAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

o'Dell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
ODell. who died few days ago at the
family home on the Cemetery Road.
will be held from the place Of death this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock In charge OF Rev
r. d. Mcdaniel pastor OF the First
Baptist church. The intermcnt will be
made at k!vcrvlew cemetery.
Banks Open Early.
Following the request of the commit
tee appointed by the football Booster
club the officials Of the banks in this
city and Yorkvillc have agreed TO open
Saturday morning. This action Is TAX
en- to assist the millworkers who will
receive their pay checks on that MORN
ing. and desire to get them cashed be-
fore leaving on the special train fGr
Alliance.
Supper and Bazaar.
Tho members or the Loyal Daughters
Biblc class Of the Christian church have
completed all plans for their supper and
bazaar which will be held In the base
ment dining rooms OF the Fraternal
hall on North Fifth street. Saturday
evening. and all members and friends
of the congregation have been urged to
patroniZe the event.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
L. l.. Moore, secretary Of the local
kiwanis club left last night for Column
bus to attend conference Of the club
secretaries OF the state.
Miss May Bauchnccht was the hostess
to the members Of the Emmanuel Bible
class of the Episcopal church. at her
homo on Terrace street last night.
The members OF the local lodge OF
Elks are planning a special dance for
Thanksgiving Thursday evening. No
vcmber 25th.
The members Of the Young Peoples
Missionary society OF the Sixth Street
A. NJ. T. church enjoyed II chicken
supper At the home Of Mrs. H. Fl. Lucas
last night.
Eugene Peterson who WAS taken 10
the local hospital Sunday suffering
with pneumonia. ia reported Improving
The members of the N-Hich club Ut
this city will hold n dance at the Elks'
hall on Friday night. and invitations
were sent out yesterday.
Bert Schcmp IS reported improving
nicely mt tho hospital following an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Miss Roberta Blackford Of North
Fourth street loft yesterday to attend
tho funeral Of Mrs. Gilmore at Wash
Mrs. George Ralston left yesterday
for several days business visit to
GAINESVILLE. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells OF North
Firm street are both reported III Of
The members Of the Alpha Pt frater'
nitv will canvass the city for the said
OF the season tickets for their Lyceum
course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
c. c. White, WelI.Kne~m oreeNef'
Tells How. Costs Nothing 70 Try.

Bill E1rm, NCkVLlet IL
Mr.. white 10 tie vii
known breeder aaA g.
hibitor. He wrote H. ab0V0
letter IN December. After lis
test had shown q gaia Of ~
eggs q day from - AaAA
We will make you tAs Ga0a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

local Republicans had procured Tor {
celebration Of the Republican Tietol1
Tuesday last, was kidnapped ~ Demo-
Gratis just prior 10 the 5ollineauon., In a.
said the owner OF the animal threatens
to sue them for damages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

OBSERVERS of chang
~ ing conditions know
there has never been a
time in the history OF the
retail business in this
country when quality and
economy ideas-and the
dealers who stand for
those ideas-had such a
hold on the public.
Ademand is now sweep
ing over the country for
better-more ServiCeable
more economical mer-
chandise.
The straightforward
dealer knows this.
He knows that once
public confidence is eStab-
Hshed, a dealers success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

is assured-that the public
is only going to continue
to buy from dealers whom
it can trust and esteem
men who always place
the interest of their Gus
toners first.
-.
That is why, in the stores OF
over a quarter million dealers
in this country, you will al
ways find the Gillette out
where you can see and e*-
anime it.
On top of the counter-in the
show window ready to be
handed out first whenever a
man comes in looking for a
razor.
The Gillette is the only SCI
enffc shaving instrument ever
produced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
BRIDGEPORT

,..,ye news items for The lntelli-
rencer at Nickey's News e'ana.
Sr,Syanort Hardware Company or
call Martins Ferry 227-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10
K|DNAP A MULE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer
|. Sisteraville. w. Va Nov. a-A nnulA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-10

It started-not with a theory
or a desire to sell razors-but
with the actual ShdUing needs
of men everywhere.
And working from that, it
developed into a personal
shaving serpice-a service that
has gone round the world and
changed the shaving habits OF
thinking men everywhere.
y
Whenever or wherever the
topic of a good shave comes
up, the Gillette habit is always
the final answer.
Vouched for and acknowl-
edged by twenty million men
the world over as one OF the
cleanest, safest, most eco
nomical, most valuable habits
they have ever formed.
The dealer who hands you
Gillette is thinking first of your
interests. Think well of him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
cARRANzA PERMITS U. s.
 OFFICERS RELEASE

DOUGLAS. Feb. -5.-After twenty days of nominal captivity. following closely upon their alighting in their United States army airplane. Feoru- ary 2. go miles south of the interna tional boundary, Lieut.. c. L. Usher and NJ. L. Wolf. members Of the 12tH aero squadron. were released late to- day by the authorities al Nacozari, Sonora. Headquarters of the Arizoaa district has no advice upon the plans of the officers tonight
 ollowing the announcement ,Aa, Washington and Mexico City had reached an agreement for the release of the men, the foreign department a; Mexico City telegraphed the s.a e authorities at Hermosillo, and these in turn telegraphed the Nacozari Of ticials, to release the men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
INSPIRATION STORES
 POWDER FOR STATE

MIAMI, Feb. 27.-Arizona taxpay- CTS will be saved considerable ex- pense and the state highway depart ment has been relieved Of serious problem through the offer cf T. II. Domaine, manager Of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company. t. store 100.0O0 pounds or high explo- siyes fer the highway department. The offer has been accepted by the state
 With 10o.O00 pounds of T. \. T. on the way from Fort Wingate, N NJ. and with another large consigr- ment Of black powder from tie gov e-lment stores. the offer comes as a solution of the problem Of storing the explosives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
PARADISE SHOWS MORE
 MINING ACTIVITY NOW

PHOENIX, Feb. 26.-Otto L.. Fufs- ner o' Paradise has been in the city during the past few days. He is in ,erested with George Walker in sev- eral mining properties in the Chir:- cahaus and watches the work in thA. industry very closely. He says thl. here is now more work going on n hat district than for several years He says that the Hill Top Metal and Mines company has de ye,Oyed a n.g mine which is being pushed ahead to the production stag
 The Cochise Mineral Mines com pany. under the infringement of T.. D. Buiord has recently installed ms- chinery for inc development of pro-- sr;y right in Paradise. This ma chinery consists of Diesel engine. which is driving drills in a develop ment tunnel. The -aowings on this property have been very favorable
 MT. Ruffner says that il is repor-- ed that the Ajax property is expect ed 10 start work again soon This property was formerly known as th Doran & Gallagher property.
 The Hill Top Extension company also has most promising property on which considerable Geyelopmeu, work has been done says MT Ru.f. ner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
DENIES STATEMENT THAT HE WILL NOT PAY WORSGEY

County Treasurer Guy C. Welcn this afternoon, regarding an editorial appearing in the press of this county. in which he was accredited with mak- ing the statement that he would not pay Attorney A. 4. Worsley, now conducting the prosecution of the famous deportation cases in the stead of County Attorney French. who is confined to his home suffer ing from cancer on the temple, en- phatically denied that he made any such statement. and was very indig- naDt about the matter.
 ''I have not paid Mir. Worsley any thing 10 date,'' said Mr. Welch. for the reason that TO warrant has been presented. The matter of the pay ID ent of MT worsley is entirely with in the province of the board of su- pervisors.
 T am at loss to understand the appearance of this statement in var ious papers in the county. as l a. 20 time made or authorized such a statement"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
BELIEVED KING OF DOPE
 PEopLERS ARRESTED

TUCSON. Feb. 26.-A man who is believed by police to be the king Of dope peddiers" was arrested this morning by Detective comancho. O. B. shaw, whose real name is O.. B. Bczarth. is now in jail charged with having in his possession drugs. IL is probable the federal authorities will take up the case. as between s15 and s1G0 worth Of snow was found in his possession.
 At the police station upon being search q small bottle of the drug was discovered in the lining of the prisoners cap and a larger bottle concealed in his trousers. Cores pondence found on the prisoner. es- tablished his identity
 When asked why he gave his name as shaw" he said that he was afraid the newspapers would get holj of his arrest and he did not want his wife to know
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
ATTEMPT TO
 ROB HOLBROOK BANK

HOLBROOK. Feb. 25.-What looks lake an attempted robbery of the Holhrook State bank. occurred recen'- ly The burglar alarm. which is now par; of the equipment of the bank went off and awakened everybody in the neighborhood. Upon investigation il was found. NIT. Reynolds, says, that the man had entered through he basement. the trap door in the floor of the bank not having been bol;ed He then began working on the lock of the big safe, but the alarm soon went of. which probably frightened the man and he ran away l. i5 said that one of the frs; 10 reach the bank saw man running through the alley It is needless to say that the trap door has been securely locked ever since Had il not been for the burglar alarm. something more serious mig Git have happened
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
SONORA SHOWS UP QUITE
 WELL IN PRESENT STATE

DOUGLAS, Feb. 24--Sonora is looking fine at the present time, ac- cording 10 arrivals here. principally on account of the splendid rainy season which has made the range better than in years and has placed farmers in excellent spirits. Fat cattle and big crops are in prospect.
 Mining interests also are looking better than fer many years. Espec- jaIly is this true of the Ba5iacora district near Arizpe. The Santa Ana mine. being operated by James N. Fryer and Alfred Paul is showing up well as development advances. Two addits are being driven on the vein with excellent showing resulting. The property is expected to enter the list of active ore shippers in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
BOYS APOLOGIZE FOR
 WAlkOUT AT H. s.

DOUGLAS. Feb. 25-The SI male students of the Douglas high school who left the school premises yester. day morning following the regular drill of the cadet corps and took ar ungranted holiday, saying it was in honor of George Washington. were readmitted to school this morning. but not until they had signed an apology prepared by E.. E. Welie meyer. principal of the school. who left his sick bed and went 10 the school long enough to straighten out the mudd!e.
 All of the so-called strikers signed the apology, which read as follows;
 We, the undersigned hereby pub lihly apologize to the Board Of Edu- cation and the faculty and student body of the high school for our UT. patriotic and disgraceful conduct If Monday morning. and further agree that this list with our signatures should be read in as sembly, posted on the bulletin board, and published l in the daily papers, al the discre- ten Of the principal"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
JACK ALLEN ARRESTED
 BY POSSE NEAR LEI

PHOENIX, Feb. 2l-Jack Allen. accused by his former companion. Marion Randall. a cattleman, with having held ID Kendall and taken lie latter's automobile and money, wss arrested today by posse in the brush of the Salt River bed north Of Lehi, Ariz. The automobile and camp outfit were found in Allen possession, officers said. Randall had told ,he authorities he had been making motor trip, accompanied by Allen. and on their way here from Douglas, had been robbed by Allen on the Tempe road. near here. at least s450 each.
 The sink of Date creek was the field worked by ForepsUgh and only limited number of foxes were in the cleanup. Mr. Harrington stated that a perfumed bait was used by the hunter. The dog responded 10 this bait. but the coyote, the lion and the lobo wolf would keep away from the scene.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
WEALTHY MINING MAN DIES,
 VICTIM OF VILLAS CRUELTY

DENVER. Colo. Feb. o5.--Another victim ot the cruel practices O: Fran cisco Villa. the Mexican bandit, was revealed here in the death of George W. Bcyce. millionaire mining man. ia Phoenix. Ar;z.
 Boyce was well known geo,ogis. and civil engineer. and fcrmer'- made his hone in this city.
 A long period Of confinement :- ore Q: Villas camps. where he was forced to eat decayed burro meat, and subjected 10 mary ether cruel ties is said 10 have So weakened Boyce's physical condition that r. never recovered his health.
 Boyce is said to have paid vilia nearly s5o0.00O ransom money for his release
 Boyce was well known ,hrough0rt ;he west. He had large req! estate holdings in Chicago. supervised the building of the Wisconsin Central railroad and was for many years as socia.ed with Thomas ". Lawson. ol Boston. in Mexican mining projects.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
PLANS FOR
 STATE RIFLE MATCHES

PHOENIX, Feb. 25.-An informal dinner and business meeting of the executive committee Of the state rifle association was held at the Commercial cafe Thursday evening. Geo. ]. Roskruge. state secretary, C. ". Gulley, state executive officer. l.. LaTourette. president of the Phoe- nix Rifle Club, as well as a num- Der of members of both the Phoe. nix and Tucson clubs were in attend snce.
 Plans were made -or the big state rifle matches which will be held on the Tucson ranges early in May. \ definite date, and the courses to be fired in the different teams and in dividual matches will be announced within a short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
GOV. CAMPBELL TO
 ATTEND MEETING OF
 SOUTHWEST LEAGUE

PHOENlN. Feb. 25.-Many matters of vital importance to California and Arihznna and the rest Q. the grea: southwestern empire all growing out of the proposed comprehensive i'm. provement of the Colorado river ba s.n will be thoroughly threshed out al rhe annual convention Of the Leasue Of the Southwest at Los Angeles. April l. and ,.
 Governors of five states outside of California already have given notice hat they will attend and take lively parts in the discIssions. Governor Stephens cf California. is expected 10 ae present. The other five governors are Shoup of Colorado Bamberger of Utah: Carey Of Wyoming; Camp oel of Arizona and Boyle Of Nevada. They will be accompanied by large delegations.
 Questions of vital import to be heard will include legislation either jus, adopted or pending in Washing ton. together with discourse on in
 ers,ate. in,ras;a,e and international law
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
ATTORNEYS CHANGE
 MINES ABOUT COLE.

PHOENIX. Feh. 5 T,si ,ns led s-a, grand jury nos il -sss.au in gAoel.x would nc; can-id4. n, case Of c. C. Cole. federal prohibition agsn, chsr-= ] ,..;h vh4.. slavery was ,he staten nt -ate yss. Tdav b. Thos l. y.yAa United s's,cs .ttor- rey. M-. F.yla sad ,la, ;ae .,1ern- meat at.araeys hal lA4nz-a iae!r minds after C5,e changed a.s
 According to word received l,fe several iays ago Cole eas q, Je brought from Tucson. having begged permission to have he case .Tans- ferred to this dis,ric, and d,sposed Of a once Iie sad n= coaid lead guilty, il is alleged
 Later ae + alleged ;o nave stated iha; he in;enced pleading not sei!iy. When this became known h:s re- quest 70 have The c1se r.aE- erred was denied.
 Cole who has a wife a1d fen, 'h.- dren living :n P-.aa. Arizona. :s a. ieged 10 have violated tae Aara ac-. Mary Moore. a trained aur@e ,f .aGd. $ alleged b have ssei-'s--i at local ho,el with Ca2~ .s n.s wife They a-5 sad ;o aa,, iycd ss,her .n Tucson, and according reports have 70, Geaisd ihe .sfen- tAga c: a fog--m az:As O-I tilfd
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
SPRING TERM OF FEDERAL
 COURT IS BUSY SESSION

PHOENIX. Feb. 25.-The specia! spring term of federal court conver- ed al l0 o'clock yesterday morning, Judge David P. Dyer O: Missouri, presiding. While 8 number of pre- l;minary matters were disposed of and the federal grand jury sworn in for duty, number of important motions SC; for the opening day were continued. Among the number was the case of the government versus A. ]. Peters and others ca the charga of conspiracy to Gefrsud. the arg,- ment of the demurrers having gene over until March 9. On the same day the demurrers will be heard by Samuel C. Pando.fo versus the Bank of Benson.
 Judge Dyer announced that while he was delighted 10 be in Arizona, il was not altogether a pleasure trip :ha. brought him here. He was here for business. He made if un- ders;ood that he meant 10 dispatch all court matters as quickly as pos sible. announcing the court hours as 10 until F o'clock. when two-hour recess will be taken. and from ? un- til f or 4:3o o'clock.
 While the grand jury has beel sworn in. the trial jury will not bs called until nex; Tuesday.
 Il is believed that court will be In session here for fully two months although J II. I.angston. assistant; United States attorney. who is con dlc;ins the investigation of tho grand jury, is c. inc opinion there vii be few new criminal cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29
PAGE SEVEN
U. S. JURY HERE Eis
 CONSIDER THE COLE
 WHITE SLAVERY CASE

PHOENIX. Feb. 24-C. G Cole, federal prohibition agent. arrested in Tucscn On the charge Of white slay- cry will be brought 10 Phoenix where the federal grand jury will investi- gate his case. according to word that reached Phoenix yesterday.
 This unusual action is being talk en at Coles own request as he is desirious Of having the jury consi- der the evidence and the case dis ,osed Of one way or another at the earliest possible time. The grand jury viii not be in session in Tue son until the first Monday in May and when Cole learned that it would be n session here next Monday ae pleaded for transfer If he is iriicted. the case will be transferred to Tucson for trial.
 As yet Cole has been unable to f'rTish bail. although Mary Moore. the girl he is alleged to have brought from Maryland 10 Ar;1ona. is making every effort to secure bail for him. She has declared tha; she will sand by him regardless ,t :he outcome of the case.