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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Henry NJ. Front. 81, and Julia Levy.
20, both of Wheeling
Fred Blazier. p. and Stella Suter. 49,
both of Wheeling.
Sylvester a. Weight. "a and Mary
Dacey. 23 both of Wheeling.
Jacob Vandriff Brooks. "a. and Rose
Frances Grant, 81. both Of Pittsburgh.
Raymond Lynn. %. and Hrrie L.
Carpenter. IS. both of BarncSville. y.
William L. Beck. Jr. 81. and Jean T.
Miller, 81. both of Indiana. Ia.
Alex Hamilton As. and Katie Regest,
25, both of Greensburg, Pa.
Deeds.
G.. NJ. Hostetler and n. II. Hostetler,
his wife to Marvin w. Heft and Lulu
NJ. Heft. his wife. Tract Of land on
McGraws Run in Liberty district.
Town of Elm Grove. w. Va, TO John
T Carter. Property located in the IN
tersect!on of the Stone Church ana
National roads. ~,
NJ. II. McCausland and Sarah J. Nc
Causland, his wife TO John T. Garter
Two lots located in the Forbes addition
in Elm Grove. ,,,, ,,u
W. L. Wise and Maggie Wise his
wife TO Security Trust company. trus-
tee for Alice V. Meyers under the will
of Sarah NJ. Mendel. deceased. property
AT No. 1873 Twenty-first street. ,
Barbara Miller and husbanu TO Will
liam +. Knuth and wife. Property To-
Gated on left hand Caldwells Run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
PARKING ORDINANCE
WILL Be PASSED
List Of Streets In oongested District
Whore Autos WIN Be Parked.

One OF the most important matters
to come before city council tonight Is
the new parking ordinance, which will
be up for It's first reading. This ordi-
nance will only. affect the congcsted
district. which is between Seventh and
Twenty-second streets, running east
and west between Main and Chapline.
This means that autOists will not be
permitted to park anywhere in the con-
gested district and that the council
will designate just where cars can be
parked.
Following Is list Of places where
the cars will be permitted TO spark:
North side OF Tenth street east of Mar
ket street; both sides OF Eleventh street
east OF ChaplIne street: north side OF
Twelfth street west of Chaplne street !:
north side Of Fourteenth street east OF
Market street and north side or SIX
teenth street east of Market street.
All cars parking within the above men
toned spaces shall park at an angie
with the curb.
Chapllne street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets parallel with the curo
and there shall be space OF three
feet between cars.
No cars will be permitted to park
on either side of Twelfth between
.Chapline and off streets. This ordl-
nance Is to become effective upon It's
passage. and the police officers VIII be
notified and that they are to carry Out
the orders at once.
REPORTS are to pc received from sew
eral of the different committees VINO
have different projects which they are
looking after. A number or other rou
tine matters are to be taken up aHo
acted uDOn at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
D|PHTHER|A CASES
ON THE DECREASE


The number Of cases Of diphtheria
IN the city is decreasing rapidly, and
up until the office of the city health Of
flcer had been closed last night. there
were but twenty-one cases. Most of
these cases are reported to be mild. and
that It will be but short time until
they have been cured and the disease a
thing of the past.
1t was at first thought that an cpl
demic of this disease had started in
the city but with the prompt action OF
the school teachers and the health Of
ilccr such was prevented.
DR.. J. L. MarschnGr stated late yes
terday afternoon that of all the cases
which had been reported to him, very
few were serious. while the majority
were such that they are known as
healthy carriers. Such persons are
more dangerous than person that Is
sick for the simple reason that they
carry 1t TO persons that are not so
n eSLl thy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
RED CROSS WILL
REACH ITS QUOTA
WORKERS BELIEVE
psauns Meet with Loyal Success On
Every HAnd-Drtvs to End
r- Thursday

The fourth annual roll call OF the
local chapter of the American Neu
Cross is progressing n'ceS ,,r anu that
the quota will be reached before Tnurs-
day, the day set for the closing OF the
campaign. ,~.s,.a IN
the campaign being made by this most
Humanitarian organization FOR a mem
s6ershlp Of $4,000, and workers are
meeting with success on every MANI.
me roll call Is not campaign LOT
FUNDS, but Is an enort 20 ge1 an tO,e
and memberships. Fifty percent OF tne
money realized will stay in TINS CITY
and the remainder will so 70 the ma
Sional chapter. The money VIII De usee
~ tuberculosis. Already some WONDER
fui work has been conducted by the or
n ntxation along those lines. and many
plans have been made for the "agihs
The locality Is divided into districts
and the following people are IN Gay
ISistrict No. Miss Mary Hughes.
district No. Miss Margarte FAR
District No. s--Mrs. Jesse Dixon Mrs Mrs.
,annIa TURNER Mrs. Cora Verse. Mrs.
tknna, Maranson, Mrs. Jessie Settles
Hrs. Effle Sliptoe. Miss Bessie Grant
pis.risss No No ME- Miss T Henrietea Fair
S,str;ct No, 6-Miss Edith Bowman.
District No. Miss Eva Anderson
x.S stella Hamilton, Miss Julia smith.
Hozart Park Mrs. Wallace, chair
man: Edward Floto. Mrs. ]. L. McDon-
ald and Mrs F. Shrump. ,,.
nv woman belonging to any district
,,,1nTtttee is entitled to enter suoscrip-
stans mad ARRANGEMENTS have also been
made in the headquarters where persons
80 u,IshInp to wait for the solicitors
,r,vs TO make their payments. The
Sovai workers have divided and are
soSSEino house to house canvass IN
theIr effort TO make the drive one OK
Sns most successful that has been con-
Sneted by the local chapter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
had NO WATER
-.-vood Reservoir Not FILLED For Sew
sral Hours After Sunday
YiPO

Much comment has been heard from
Sonsswiyes Of South Warwood, conferred
SGound the failure OF the LoVe!and
ftSht & Water company to refill their
reSsryoirs with water yesterday AFTER
$Ss are departments had drained them
80 combat the disastrous fire there
The Are department was handicapped
nv the low pressure OF the water dur
sTv their continuous fight and the At
1stic pumper pulled fire plug out IN
ifs sfrort to supply the demand. II was
men forced to move its station to the
river. chm.
nSY about l o'clock IN the day. and II Is
9npposed there is enough water In the
Snservolrs to last until the next morn
ing. but 1t became necessary yesterday
20 call q man TO run the pumps Thiie
fhe fire was raging. AS soon as the
kiaze had been sxtinguished the pumps
ware shut off, leaving the South war
wood people 10 their own resources Tor
u1ter the remainder OF the night. Al,
though the pressure was good until
Midnight. there was absolutely none
Yesterday morning about O'Clock,
making II necessary for housewives TO
postpone their household work until
water could b pumped into the ressr-
YolrA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
~roNIc CONSTIPATION.

This disease Is nearly always brouGAt
on by bad habits. To effect pcrma-
nent cure you must correct your hapitS
In tho meantime take Chamberlain
Tablets. They are easy to take ana
most agreeable in effect. They, only cost
a ouarter. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
20 TON TRUCK SCALE
FOR SOUTH WHEELING

An order for Potion truck scale
which was left in the hands Of City
Manager Charles o. Ephlin some time
ago by council has been placed with
the Fairbanks Scale company Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. The scale will be the same
as is now located on Eofr street between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
The Fairbanks company has promised
to ship the scale as soon as possible so
that the city will not be delayed when
II becomes time for It to be installed.
The contract for the excavat!ng for
the pit has been let to Charles H. Sea-
bright Mr.. Seabright expects to start
work in the next couple OF days eNcav-
ating for this new scale which Is to
be located in the intersection OF Forty
third and Jacob streets.
This city has needed scale In South
Wheeling for some time as the old scale
which has been in that section became
two small and was not able TO take
care Of the large loads which are car
r!ed on the trucks. The six ton scale
has been out OF commission for about
three weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
HOUSE BURNS
$500 LOSS IN DBsT1uCT1oN or
T"EE ROOM K1AM1 AT ELM
GROVE.
Occupied by Sam Charley and Family.
started from Ovsrhsated Flue.

small house occupied by Samuel
Charley aid family. on Highland street.
Elm Grove. burned to the ground yester.
6etween $500 and $500. This house was
owned by w. A Warden Of Elm Grove,
and was q three-rsom frame structure.
The fire, It Is said, started from an
overheated flue, and had such q star
before the fremen were called that II
was impossible to save II. All they
could do was to save the houses nearby.
Elm Grove, woodsdale and headquarter
Are companies answered the call. TWO
streams were played on the fire when
good start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
TRIO OF p1soRDERL1Es.

George BREEDING, John Cornish and
Robert Jones. were arrested late ycster-
dav afternoon by Officer Cloudy At Will
liamsons restaurant on sixteenth ana
Market strrcts, charging them with dis
orderly conduct.
While the men were eating, 1t seems
that an argument came up ana one WORD
lead to another until the three got up
and began to mixing things when the
officer was called. All were taken to
the Central police station where they
put up for their appearance this morn
ing in police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
THREE new HOUSES
FOR BIRCH LYNN
| John i. Isid Seeks Permit for $4,000
worth Of Building Work.

An application for building permit
was flied yesterday afternoon with Geo:
Abrams. permit clerk. BY John f. Reid
for the erection OF three dwelling
houses.
These dwellings, will be frame struc-
lures and are to be located on lots Nos. 3.
and on Bircn avenue. Birch Lynn.
The buildings will cost approximately
$4,000. The work Is to be done by
Contractor George w. Petticord. who
will also draw up the plans.
The plans will be sent in the next
couple days so that they can be inspect
ed and the permit issued 80 that the
work can be started as soon as possible
as Mr.. Reid is in hopes Of having the
houses completed before spring provid-
ing the weather Is suitable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
GARAGE AT wARwooD.

An application was filed before Permit
Clerk George Abrams yesterday after
noon by Walter Whaley for tho erection
OF tile garage TO be located at No.
1915 Warwood avenue. This building
Will be large enough for one car with
plenty OF room for q small repair shop.
The building will cost hppr"Almatr..
5000. Work viii be started on the build
ing as soon as tho city has granted him
the permit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
MOUNDSVILLE MAN

oscar Wilson of Moundsvillc. who
was arrested by Marshall county oniG-
ers several days ago charged win sell
ing Intoxicating liquors. yesterday was
arrested ON n warrant issued hy United
States c on John H. Conrad;
on a charge of violating the nationaI
prohibition act. He was arraighe IN
the commissioners office. and waived
hearing. He was held under $500 bond
10 appear at the January term Of fed
eral court at I'arkersburg.
Wilson had twenty quarts or oonu""
liquor in hts possession when his place
in Mourlsvillc was r1ided. Ihe Iiquor
was conGscatcd, and nll but enough for
evidence was destroyed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
q I g.; EIiiBurtalrA
VICMERA.

cedio al abogado, en- cada uno de los
casos' una pr6rroga de 20 dias para
presertar la exposition.
Eleuterio vdzquez VS.. Natalie Torres
y Juan Torres. Injunction. Sc dicto
sentencia desestimando la demanda v
disolviendo el auto preliminar pedido
sin especial imposition de costas.
Schuleter y Co. VS.. Felipe Fernandez
Cobro de dinero. Sc declare con lugar
la demanda y Sc orden6 que ell demar.
dado -pague los demandantes
$1,079. so con los intereses legales y
costas
Felipe Sanchez VS.. Daniel Sanchez.
Divorcio. A moci6n de la demandante,
SO desiste de la secci6n Y Sc impone
las costas la prinera.
Agustin Hernandez Mena VS.. victo-
riano Fernandez Y otros. Entrega de
bienes muebles. Las parties solicitan
que ell case sea trasladado a Maya
guez. FL tribunal Sc reserve Ell fallo
Carmen Duprey. Rx-parte, admins
trador judicial de bienes. Sc orden6 Sc
pague Juan Gonzalez $50 81 por ca
nones de arrendamiento,y a Antolin Ma
rrero, $40 de anticipios hechos a la
viuda del causante Marrero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
LA CATEGORIA DE LOS pAIsEg
SEGUN Ell CONGREso POSTAL,

MADRID, octubre 25.-El Congreso
Postal que Sc celebra ell esta ciudad
ha dividido de la manera siguiente los
paises principales del mundo:
EXiste siete classes de naciones de pri
mera categoria las cuales pagaran %
unidades, que son, a saber: Francia,
InglaterTa, italia, Japon, Canada, Aus
tralla, Africa del Sur, Tndias Britain
cas-, China y Polonia. En- segunda cate
goria comprende solo Espafia, y Ia que
pagara 20 unidades; la tercera compren
de a B6lgica, Brasil, Checo Eslovaquia.
Faises Bajos, Rumania, Suecia, Sui
"a los cuales pagaran Is unidades; la
cuarta, que pagara diez, incluye Di
namarca, Portugal Serbia; la quinta
comprende Argentina, Chile, Colon
bia, Grecia Y PERU, que pagaran cinco
unidades; la setima, que pagara tres, in
cluye Bolivia, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti.
Nueva zelandia, Panama, Paraguay Per
sia, Salvador, Uruguay y Venezuela; y
en- la ultima categoria, pagando una uni
dad, iguran Liberia Hediaz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Ell TiO Sam diSputa a Ing|aterra
los cables submarines con AIemania
Ell GobienO de Roma teme que los "boIShevikiS"
invadan Ia naCi6n
(PoR CABLE FRANcrs)

WASHINGTON, octubre 2G- En-
la Conferencia International de Comuni
caciones los Delegados americanos pi
dieron que sean repuestos los cables q.
unian los Estados Uridos con Alema-
MIA, con Ell fin de asegurar una comu
nicaci6n eficiente Y directa con ell impe-
rio del ex-Kaiser. Segur parece, los De
legados de Inglaterra Sc oponen abier
tamente las pretensiones de los ameri
canos, y juzgar por La impression gene
raj, puede decirse que, con tai motive,
la Conferencia no llegara a un acuer
do definitivo sobre este asunto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
RN FAVOR DE LOS MEJIcANos

Ell PASO (Tejas), octubre 25.-
Los gobernadorse o. A. Larranzolo y
Thomas E. Campbell, de los estados
de Nuevo Mejico y Arizona, respecti
vamente, han celebrado una entrevista
con ell gObernador del estado de TEXAS,
Mr.. Phobby, con ell prop6sito de pedir
al gobierno americana reconozca al nue.
vo gobierno de Mejico. Con tai motive,
numerosos telegramas han sido enviados
al presidente Wilson reiterandole pro
ceda favor de la petici6n hecha por
los gobernadores de TEXAS, Arizona y
Nuevo M6iico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
LA ToRRIENTE VISTA
A MR.. MILLERAND

PARIS, octubre 25.-Mr. Millerand
en- ell Eliseo, recibi6 al senador La To
rriente, quien iba acompafiado del Mi
nistro de Cuba en- este pals. Ell presi-
dente tuvo muestras de simpatfas pa
ra con ell nlinistro cubano, reconocieA
do el apoyo moral y la ayuda efectiva
de la Gran Antilla. Asimismo, recono-
clio Mr.. Millerand que no hay pueblos
debiles.
Ell Presidente del Consejo recibi6
al sefior La Torriente, sosteniendo con
81 una larga entrevista, en- la que re-
conoci6 la generosa cooperation pres
tada por Cuba la Repnblica france
sa durante la confagraci6n mundial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Tribunal de Distrito
Secci6n Primera

Mariana Rios VS.. Gabino Cintr6n y
otros. Desahucio. orden6se ell desalojo
de la casa.
Jose Yumet Mendez VS. Adela Man
clio. Divorcio. Ell abogado del demandan
to solicit6 el traslado del case a Aqua
dilla v el Tribunal Sc reserve SUI su re-
solucior.
Candido Alvarez VS.. Carmen Rodri-
guez. Divorcio. Vista la peticion de la
demandarte SO ordena al demandado el
pase $40 al mes, y Sc dispone tambien
que deposite $50 en- ell Tribunal para
el pago de costas v honorarios del abo
gado de la demandante, reservandose ell
pago hasta que Sc cumpla esta orden.
Alberto Marir Mari6n VS.. American
Rail Road Co. Dafios y perjuicios. El
tribunal SO reserve su rescIucion.
Bernardo Lecumberri VS.. Jose A.
Gnozalez. .Danos perjuicios. Ell tri-
bunal Sc reserve su resolution.
Maria j. GLAND VS.. Dionisio Ramos.
Divorcio. A solicitud del abogado del
demandado sc transfere la vista del
case para 81 dia 30
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
SERvICIO DIRECTo DE
AMERICA A HAMBURGO

NUEVA YORK, octubre 25.- La
compafiia trasatlantica francesa anun-
cia un nuevo servicio directo sin es-
Gala entire Hamburgo y esta ciudad.
Para tai fin los vapores Caroline"
y Niagara, pertenecientes hasta ha
ce POGO la Inca de Burdeos, seran
usados Ell primer viaje ser& hecho por
Ell Caroline, que partir& para Ham
burgo el 27 del presente mes FL va
por "Roussillon" de la misma compa-
MIA, ha llegado este puerto proce-
dente de Marsella, via Gibraltar. FL
pr6ximo viaje de este buque sera con
rumbo al Havre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Ell LORO INGLES ES :
Una COSA TRISTE

Terrible destino para un loro Ell de
vivir en- Londres! A mi, en- Londres, un
loro nunca me da conpletamente la idea
de un pajaro, sino, mas bien, de un ma
risco. Me parece, no Sc por que, una es-
.pecie de langosta que habla, y me ms
pira muchisima pena.
Pero Londres es ell pals de los loros.
Cuando Sc habla de una solterona ingle-
sa que vive sola, Sc Quiere decir que
vive, con un gramofono con un loro.
FL loro tiene tambien algo de solterona
Tiene el caracter irascible, la nariz gan
chuda, la VOC agria, la carne correosa Y
esa edad indefnida que 10 mismo puede
calcularse en- cincuenta, que en- Glen, que
ell ciento cincuenta amos. Y tiene, ade-
mas, ell traje de colorines, que lie sienta
como I'm tiro. GPor que Sc vestiran de
un modo tan allegro unos pajaros tan
tristes? Yo creo que ell traje de los To-
res ha debido sentarles muy bien en- su
juventud, ALA cuando ell descubrimiento
NC <AAAASAANoJ pOAO AAO pdACCS uucJ q SuS
aiios, debieran vestirse va de un rsodo
mas serio.
Como digo, es muy dificil encontrar
una solterona inglesa sin su loro CO.
rrespondiente. Viviendo juntos desde al
rededor de un siglo, cuando ell uno dice
una cosa, va sabe la respuesta que va
recibir, y este, no es solo Ell ideal de
una perfecta conversation para los To-
ros, sino tambien para las inglesas Ell
lcro su duefia sc hablan, Sc arafian Y
sc aburren en- una perfecta ammonia.
Con ninguna otra persona Sc podrian
arafiar nj aburrir mas a gusto.
Y asi est& Lopdres lleno de loros que
no Sc reproducen; pero que tampoco Sc
mueren. Y icual no sera la extraiia vir-
tud de esta ciudad de barro de ladri-
llo que, cuando usted oye un organilo
italiano en- una Gale, sc llena usted de
tristeza y que todos estos hijos de la
selva virgen, con sus plumas verdes, ro-
jas y amarillas, en- vez de alegrar la
vista del transeurte constituyen para el
otros tantos motives de melancolia de
tedio! -.
Julio GAMBIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Julio GAMBIA.
NO QUIEREN PROPAGANDA
PRoHIBICIoNIsTA

LoNDRES, octubre 16.- William
e Johnson (a) "Patas de Cato" o
tPusy-foot" ell predicador americana
de la temperancia, escape milagrosa-
mente una muchedumbre encoleriza-
da que interrumpi6 uno de sus mitines
Temperatures anoche, en- Reading, Berks
hire, pretendiendo romper las puertas
cerradas del Hall para cogerle. Los al
borotadores tambien arrojaron bombas
conteniendo sustancias Quimicas de NAL
olor.
La policia tuvo que ser Ilamada
para que evitara posibles ulteriores des
6rdenes. johnson escape, acompafado
de detectives, por la salida trasera del
Hall, pasando por un cementerio has
ia un taxicab, en- Ell que hugo. Una
oposici6n fuerte, aunque menos vio-
lenta que la de aqui a Johnson y sus
doctrinas, fue informada desde Gales,
recientemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
Ganaderos de Puerto Rico

De entire mUchas que ecibmos dariamente de
SLA notcandonos satisfaction por los
maravosos PRACTICES obtendo ell eorabe
ameno LARRO" para echeras ell ganado en- general
petnos sokre la que continuation
copanros que exponaneamente de los
ganaderos amigos grandes adadores de las buenas
cuadades del ALMENTO "LARRO'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
LA SOCIEDAD DE LAS NACIONES
APRUEBA Ell EMPRESTITO

PARIS, octubre 25.-El Consejo de la
Sociedad de las Naciones aprob6 en- su
session de esta tarde Ell emprestito pa
ra ell afio de 1921, y ell cual sera someti-
do al estudio de la Asamblea de La Ii
ga que Sc celebrara en- Ginebra. FL re-
ferido emprestito Sc eleva la suma
de 20650.000 frances
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-26
LA LEcACIoN DE GRECIA
DEsMIENTE UN RUMoR

PARIS, octubre 25.-La Legaci6n de
Grecia en- esta ciudad desmiente Official
mente el rumor de que el mono que NOR
dio al soberano griego estaba inocula-
do. La Legacion declara, asimisn:o que
simplemente la mordida fue la que in
fecto al Rey