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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

e!abora;cly carved and gilded, steps
l.Yding TO doors Inside IS G!!dcd. No-
/ koha ma 1898.
l57-Carvcd ShaNa Buddha' repre-
| s"nt!ng Jl-Zo IN" patron Of travellers
In shrine
i5s-,&rving Of dragons feet lonE
! from over the door OF Sh!nio temple
; i;e-4,arvcd piece with gilt N!ku
! (chryslnlhcmum) in center. frof tenn
pie. Toxic
l6O-Spear rest. carved with heads
Of the Lion to hold the spears.
1G.-Large carved bronze Temple
Lamp shaped like an ISh!-Doro 'star'
lantcrn) Nikko.
1es-l6t-Palr Of pitcher shaped
bronze vases fee, high. heavily cary
Cd.
vases Carved.
lSs.I69-pa!r OF "WAr Gods Guard
!ans of Temple" Very old statues.
170--Bamboo pento-bakc OunCh oas-
kc,) Carved on outside. Two trays and
tea pot within
l7i-vase. showing the metal out
lines for cloiSennc before enamel is put
IN.
l7s--Largc cloisonne piacquc dra'
gon on red background. Toxic.
Is4-1S5-Two lacquer war hats.
ls5-Onc straw rain hat.
lS1-Pair wooden rain shoes.
lSS--Pair ladies' fine shoes lacquer
ed soles.
l8s--Mrn'S straw shoes.
lsO--Pa!r Of straw sandals. worn by
coolies tThcy carry an extra pair
iei-Pair Of TabI (coion socks with
b!E toe divided from the rest to hold
tn. strap of the sandal or clocg.
Is2--Blue---Mcn's.
le3-WhItc--Lads.
ls4--Lcaf shaped lacquer box. k!ot",
196-Nsst Of diamond shop wooden
boxes with silver ornaments
l9S-Iargr carved wooden frame.
@oo-Saddle OF black lacquer orna-
nNr;s with 'eoid--used hy warriors.
20l-Blacl1 lacquer st!rrups. decorat-
Cd IN bold Yokohama.
2O2-Red lacquer stand for the Tenn
| pie Gong.
2OS-AncIent Temple Gong and st.ik-
| err with this inscription engraved an
brass band around top. This gong and
pair OF lamps were given to "Sar!nJf
| Che Budd Temple OF ianaGol 10y va
mateya Tenicki. In memory of and ioi
| the salvation Of his deceased father
! Shorin!n Mosa! Nissish!nuSff. 12th OF
| the second month Of Koka. Toxic.
2O4--Pair OF bronze Temple lamps be
| longing with above gong.
! 2o5--Large brass temple ornament
| (old) decorated with Lotus flowers. and
! bow.
! @UT-oId brass tempt" ornament with
| decoration OF flames. Handle lotus.
2O9--LonS legged man IN bronze
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
COLLECTION WORTH KUNp1EDS
or rKousAADs OF poLhA1S
GIVEN WHEELING NJ DAuoH-
TEE or ro1ME1 PROM
INENT CITIZEN.
wn PsrpstuAts Memory Of Father,
Kon. James MAXWELL In Spot Where
He Lived FOR Years and Parsed
Away.

The following is the LIST. SO Gar as
sas BEEN compiled Of the cuTios taat
hayA been presented - the city or
Wheeling BY Mrs Sallie Maxwell Ken
nett IN memory OF her late father. Hon
James Maxwell Of this city, the gIt
70 De officially accepted this evening
on behalf Of the city by Hon. Thomas
+. Thoner. mayor: Hon. Jerre Miller. OF
the Boards OF Education. and Library
Trustees and Hon. Paul Reymann or
the Board OF Education.
The curIos are numbered from one
TO AS and include almost everything
fashioned by man or nature IN fantastic
or weird or Grotesque shapes from All
parts Of tho earth. cur!os. some OF
which are worth their weight 81 gold
and which 70 has taken Mrs. Bennett
years 10 collect and others which, are
hn,rlooms OF the earliest history OF
this country.
Waihinx Bhefs Galore.
One collection. that OF walking sticks,
particularly Interested The Intelligent
Ger man. There are walking sticks from
everywhere, from the cinnamon wood OF
the torrid zone IN Ceylon TO alpen-
stocks used In climbing the heights or
the Alps and an Indian totem pole from
Alaska.
The black thorn "shille!ah" OF Ire
land Is not forgotten. one that doubtless
dented many a head a. Dannyorook fair.
and there are also hogoak sticks from
the Emerald Isle that could be used
with effect N a scrap.
Sticks from the top OF the Himalaya
Mountains and sticks from Hawaii.
Sticks until you can't rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
HARBOR BOATMEN IN
VOTE FOR BIG STRIKE

New York, Dec. 27-The harbor boat
mems union voted tonight to reject the
new working agreement for 1921. ten
darcd by SIX hundred independent own
.rs and 10 go on strike January I. Ar
thur Olsen, secretary Of the union, de-
clar.d ZOO men will be affected.
CoIncidcnt with the announcement
that the harbor boat men would strike.
committee Of the masters. mates and
pilotS' union, claiming membership Of
more than 900. declared that its organ
lzation would join in the walkout-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

J carving three gongs on shoulders
| 2l0--Ancient carving, tnlaid ivory
frame shaped holding a bronze Buddna.
2ll--Bronze Koro Incense ourner)'
@t3-AnCient candle stick or brasS.
4 crane standing on tortoise, holo!ng
4 ltus in his beak. Crashima' tho Japa-
nsse Rip Van Wrinkle caught a tortoise
aud spared :ts Ife. It changed into
! beautiful princess and he rode away
IN her boat to the Air Castles. Az
the end Of three years as thought, ne
persuaded she let him 60 home Sho
gave him 4 cRsket which he was not
10 open II hs wished 20 See her again.
lie found that his family had been
dead many years. He opened tho casket
and was changed into wrinkled old
man. Ills spirit passed into crane. lie
r"J":ncd the tortoise and lived lo'Vou
Years.
4 ba:lad about IL !s 20 be found IN
"Muny~femff." dated 4. y. IS.
9l4-A natural stump with carved
'aJcs. Kobe. 1898.
2i5-I.arge standing cabinet OF teak
wood !nla'd with pearl and heavily
carved Signed ny The maker. Canton.
China.
.l6---Carvrd teak chair inlaid with
pearl. Seat and back OF picture marble.
canton.
@&4--Trav showing rcd lacquer bridge
IN etching. Wil;ko.
@4t-On the Milo. native flag.
"II--Yclow soar-stone bottle.
@I7---A brown scarab.
24S---A crocodile Of black stone.
-3l--Yeilow pipe.
"j6--A Madame Nuhia" fringed
leather apron covered with net work Of
p I n
beads completes woman's dress.
| 262 Wonan's purrl. velvet Turkish
slippers gold embroidered. Assault.
@T9--Old pierced brass Mosque lamp
With hanging glasses. Damascus.
2st---Pi~rced brass Mosque lamp
vas" shaped.
2SS-Two picccs Of Olive wood for
book covcr-Lir"ek cross carved.
?a0-Four pieces camel harness.
"Q5.c96-Two pieces donkey harness.
| 29S~2s9--Two donkey brides.
Seven lTanched brass candle
stick.
3I6--A grinding mill. small vase and
saucer made OF stone from the Red Sea
| 32O-Stone and bottle OF water from
the river Jordan.
SSl-Pompeii small bronze lamp
shaped lkt foot. carried by vcstals.
3S2-COpy OF Madona OF the chair on
porcelain IN gold frame.
3S3--Water color painting of MI. We
suvius. Naples
33I--.picture frame copy Of Alhambr
deer
3i2-I'herubs on porcelain. Dresden.
2l5--MagdalenA pnccla!n. Dresden.
353-Shcll painted with Fisher woman
Bolo ne-sur-m6r.
355-AntiQue ever. shell shaped ba-
SIN Dolphin ever. Time of A. Durer
Brian!a. Very rare. Paid 400 francs.
@56--FSrItan!a drinking mug. Hunting
lodge Louis. Dauphln OF France.
35T--Old brass warming pan.
. 36c--Old gold tea spOons--Ncrsa!lles
plate belonged 10 Napoleon
| 36i--Platcs Of Fr. presidents. etc.
367--ka embossed metal cup. Views
Of Carlsbad. Views rf Heidelberg. Views
OF Baden Ra den.
/ 37O---Gold mounted sword Marked
With an II and an acorn. Heidelberg.
367-Bronze panel Maiden at Well.
Bronze candclabra Ostrich and Arab.
4cS--Tire screen Rosewood franc
old French carving SILK tapestry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
FRANCE MAKES PLEA
FOR RUSSIAN TRADE

Washington. Dec. 27.-Cr!t:cisinE the
deportation order against Ludwig G. A.
X. Martens, Russian Soviet aganet la
the United States. Senator France, Re-
publican. Maryland. In statemnt TO-
night declared that II els time for our
government 10 forget Its prcjudices and
follow the example OF Great Britain by
opening up the channels Of trade for
American citizens In a.! parts OF the
world" .-..
Il shall not 90 SO far as 10 say that
the policy Of our government toward
Russia has been dictated by the British.
but We do know 1t has been most adYan-
,ascous to British interests. The deartb
OF manufactured articles In Russia u
20 great and the purchasing power OF
tho Soviet government 50 great that the
opening OF Russian markets would do
much TO restore more prosperous condi.
tons IN this country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Gollner Services

Funeral services for Mrs.. Annie COL
ner. widow OF the IA te Anthony Golln"r,
who died Sunday n her late residence,
No. so Eleventh street. VIII be hold TO-
morrow morning al sac o'clock. Solemn
high mass will hc offered at 81. Joseph s
cathedral n, u!Ur O'ClO"H. rntermcni
VII! h.. made IN Mount Calvary Ccme-
tNrv. Tho deceased was well known
and her death came AZ shock 10 them,
She was n her 6Ith year O: aE".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Naval Yeoman Sought
For $4,000 Robbery

Baltimore, Dec. 27.--A general alarm
was sounded IN police and naval cir
clcs hero tonight for the arrest Of H..
w. J. Meyers, twenty years old. 4 mem
Der Of the crew Of tho United States
destroyer Satterlee. alleged to have abb
seconded from the Norfolk navy yard at
4an = III. with ST2.00N.
Meyers. according 10 information in
possession Of government officials. en-
listed = short time 70 rs q third class
woman and was assigned to tho Sat
tcrlee. 1t was learned that the money
was delivered to the Norfolk navy yard
from a United States sub-treasury by
the American Railway Express com
many, The package, the police believe.
came into possession Of Meyers while
he was performing his duties as clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
will ofIiciate. Intcrment Will BIO made IN
Greenwood cemetery.


Cleveland. Dec. 21.--Vcry ReN. MICH.
ar! V. Bulogh. dean or supervising head
OF the thirty-nvc Hungarian Greek
Catholic churches IN America. died al
his home here today Of pneumonia. He
was So years old. Father Balogh came
10 this country from Hungary twenty
Ave years Ego. He had held ,pastorateS
in Bridgeport. Conn: Pittsburgh, and
Homestead Pa. and was regarded a.
ono OF the ablcst theologans OF the
eastern Rite In this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
weed Services

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy
ced who d!ed unday al WettehlnH.SWe
Home at Wonlsdn!e, following shor;
illness. Will h" held this afternoon a!
ESQ o'clock. Or. James NJ. Potter. pas
tor OF the Varce Memorial Presbyterian
church. Will conduct tho services. In
torment will lie mad" IN Greenwood com
ctcry. The deceased was in her 18th
year Of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28

Hazleton. Pa. Dec. 27-Thomas Ken
Aedy. president Of the United Nine
chairman Of the general scale commit
tee, has been elected president OF he
Pauther Creek News. a new daily pab~r
launched at Coaldnlc. Miners have suos
noady. Of NosquohoninE. president Of tha
mine workers OF the Panther Greek
Valley. Is vice president. and 3eAn
Guyer. formerly Of Philadelphia, - ~
ItnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
Kyle Funeral

Tho body o. Mrs. Mary A. Kyle ar'
rived IN this city yesterday morning
from Washington, n. g., and was taken
to tho home 81 her s!ster. Mrs, John Me-
Adams. OF No. "?2 Sixteenth street
Funeral services viii he held this aft"--
noon at $50 o'clock. Rev. W. III. Fields.
rastur ur the First Christian church.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28

the M. r.. Church. Government and
politics were discussed from q prac-
tical viewpoint ard many older ones
Of the chui IN we're out as well as
members - the young peoples sec
iety.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28

Let us build you real Electric
Heater-Northwe Electric Co.
Phone 1881.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28

Let us build you real Electric
Observation-Disclosures Electric Co.
Phone 1881.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28

Big reduction on Wall Tents to
reduce stock. McNulty a Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events Of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor-
nation of Our Readers.

they are now getting all the cars they
can possibly use.
The state supreme court will begin
its eastern Oregon session at Pendle-
ton on October 25.
Apple growers in Hood River valley
celebrated Columbus day by making
a record pick Of apples.
A Harney county health association
has been formed TO direct the work
OF the community nurse.
Rov n snodyrass =, I.,onon hos
died from in,urjes received whom his
borsa foil on tho navemen,
rh. ur., oor,o.a =, .n,,.. h.. ,..,
.,,nn.d ,rom s,an,,s,a IN. oron I'm
No, =. 40 GOOD .a a.,Im.,.d
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nv, 'Vu"'y ''a0",s 'n''''u'e'
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po''su 'O'os' " '"'s yss' 0'op rang
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,as' "e'A 'o' oo'ope'a''oh IN market
"e' Pu''"As' VI supp''es' iahse p'es
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sA"l'''s nearoy anu tue shortage OF
ne'sn' oS''' 'ue' 'sn'ho may result
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ine 0's' VI Nseuspor' mas SOFA i'S
upsi "a'e' ponuS ~ '" On tue
'iVv' iniS WIN MAKE possible tue com
p'e''0n " 'ne "A'e' S's'e" ny tue
''ss VI ,He 'e
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'a'se P.@"' ~ oa'e" anu snips i's
p'ouuo's |" a'noS' e'e'y section Oh
'ne "o''u' nas in0'easeu ''s capitai
S'ooA 70 F'0VV,VVV'
suA'' 'ua' anu SATURDAY
"a's oesn se' ioi tue uA'es oi tne an
''uA' 'snu p''uu''' sno" 10 oe conduct
~ ~ noseours uhue' ,he SUPERVISION
0i 'he iArm bureau oiiiee'
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28

Anyone wishing Delicious Apples,
call 205-R-2. 4B-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28
FRANK BRITTINGHAM
Phone 05-M-2
ontario, Oregon
Long Hauling a Speciality
We Always Deliver the Goods

Let us build you real Electric
Heater-Northwes Electric Co.
Phone 1881.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28
)TE x 81 ROBERT d. LYTLE

Maheur County
Oregon pacy therefore asking con
record in other mat
shall details but ask that you
make regarding inquire into
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-28
District Attorney

Attorney Officer and will find the space
Official ballot the coming election the last posi-
ton o the State Ticket
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14

Join up the two thirty-five horse
power boilers to the power plant.
a pipe line has been laid from the
well to the canal for water TO be
uesd in the well, but boiler water
will be hauled from the town, US
ing the same water and treatment
as that used by the Santa Fe at its
Carlsbad roundhouse,
No date has yet been set to spud
in, but 1t will come some time in
June. At that time the Pool Oil
and Gas company plan to invite all
the property owners whose lands
are leased by company to wit
ness the first bite of the big eight
cen inch bit into the earth.
c. L. Hynd of Los Angeles, for
merry 4 Standard driller, is in
charge of operations, and Elmer
Lyons of Tulsa. Okla, will be the
second tower driller f. j. McClar-
ron and E. c. McClarron Of Brock
inridge are the tool dressers on the
job, Homer d. Cane of Los An
geles is president of the drilling
company and -. II. Nix, secretary
a~S rrap oval rOanqpar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14
SELLS PENSION <
BILL APPROVED
BY PRESIDENT

Senator A, A. Jones has sent the
Journal a copy of a circular letter
issued by the commissioner of PEN
sions setting forth the main feature
of the Sells bill, approved by Presi-
dent Wilson on June 5, 1920, per-
tanning to pensions for soldiers who
participated in the war with Spain,
the Philippine insurrection and the
China relief expedition. The letter
follows:
By the terms of an act of con-
gress known as the Sells bill, APP
proved by President Wilson June
5, 1920, all persons who served
of the United States during the
war with Spain, the Philippine in
surrectiOn, and the China relief ex-
petition, and who have been hon
orably discharged therefrom, and
who are now or who may hereaf-
ter be suffering from any mental
or physical disability Of a perma
nent character, not the result of
their own vicious habits, which so
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14

incapacitates them from the per-
tormauce OF manual labor as TO
render them unable to earn Il sup
port may, on muKi-.S due proof.
be entitled TO receive a pension,
from date Of filing application, not
exceeding $50 per month. aud not
less than $l2 per month, proper
toned to the degree Of inability to
earn support,
It is also provided that pension
may he granted to such persons on
account of age and length of serV-
ice at the following rates;
To one who has reached the age
of 81 years, ST. per month.
To one who has reached the age
of IS years. SIS per month,
81 To one VINO ma. reached the age
of - years. $94 per month.
( To one who has reached the age
OF IS years, $50 per month.
1t is also provided that all per-
sons whose names are on the p n
sion roll while in the service of the
United States in the army, navy or
marine corps anc IN the line of
of duty, shall have suffered a spe-
cific disability, may be entitled to
pension as follows:
Loss of one hand or foot, or total
disability of same. $50 per month.
Loss of arm at or above elbow,
or leg at or above knee, or total
disability of same, sos per month.
Loss of arm at shoulder joint or
leg at hip joint. $72 per month,
Loss of one hand and one foot,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14
UNION is FORMED BY
CARLSBAD CARPENTERS
Especial Correspondence to The Journal,

Especial Correspondence to The JournaiO
Carlsbad, n NJ, June lS.-Car-
penters have formed a union IN
Carlsbad, the organization being
completed last Saturday night.
John Prickett was elected presi-
dent, A. C. LeVelle, vice president;
T. r. Brown, financial secretary;
Carl Wilkinson, recording secre-
tary, and ]. F, Thompson, sentry.
At the first meeting, the trade
rules and bylaws were read, and
the wage situation was discussed.
Carpenters are now drawing IS
per day, and it was decided to stick
to this schedule for the present.
Twenty one carpenters were pres
ent last Saturday and it Is expect
ed that the organization will start
off with charter membership OF
twenty eight men. Weekly meet
ings are to be held at fire hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14

dormitories by next summer if We
are to take care Of all the people
who are likely to want to come tol
the summer session of 1921 AL
though students have not ceased
coming in yet. and registration
therefore had to go on all of last
week classes started promptly on
Thursday morning and are now
moving rapidly and smoothly.
Too many people are in attend
ance on the state normal this sum
mer to permit the holding of as
semblles In the regular auditorium
or assembly hall. After ransacking
the town, President Hall was able
to obtain enough additional chairs
to seat the big gymnasium, which
will be used for the twice-a-week
assemblies for the remainder OF
the summer.
The normars tennis courts are
crowded with players. Nearly
everybody seems to have brought
a racquet, and those who did not
are talking of organizing a sort OF
cooperative tennis club and buying
racuuets and balls in common
Basketball teams are also being
organized and summer athletics
will soon be under way.
Last weeks "hike" and camp
fire luncheon" were most success
full. This weeks ones will proDa-
bly, be to Silver's lake on SATURDAY
and to the crest of the continental
divide on Sunday afternoon. The
BAPTIST all-day picnic Saturday will
very likely draw away from the
"hike" some of its steady follow
ers, but the Sunday afternoon hike
and-lunch is expected to have
larger attendance than last week
Ellen Dimick, college ga. Will
have charge of the normal library
during the summer session. her
assistants will be Lyna b. FRYER
also college 20, and Pearl Hender-
son. college 81.
In addition to her duties as an
instructor, Mrs. Gussie Dyer of IA
ton has charge of one OF the sum-
mer session dormitories, known
among the students as oyer
house"
Ethel Tullock of Deming, for
merlv a student of the norman
training school, spent the last
weekend with Ruth Robertson.
Catherine Burnside, graduate OF
the high school department ms
spring, is spending the summer at
Las Cruces.
superintendent =, N. Pope of the
Roswell schools, was a visitor at
the normal this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-14
PEC0S VALLEY TO SPUD
IN ANOTHER OIL WELL

Especial Correspondence to The JournaID
Carlsbad, n, M. June 13.-The
best oil derrick in the Pecos valley
has Just been completed a mile
south of Carlsbad today. 1t Is on
the site of Bluebird No, well Of
the Pool OH and Gas company
block, and the New Mexico Petro
leum and Refining company is the
drilling company.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars
worth of material is on the ground
or built into the rig, and the con-
struction crew is only awaiting the
arrival Of missing links in order to