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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
HON, JULIAN {, HEARNE: IS
PRESIDENT Of kIWAN|ANS
HON. JOHN p. ARBENZ v1CE-PREsI.
DENT AND CLIFFORD J. BARRY
IS SECRETARY
DR.. George Z. Lockhart Delivers Stir
ring Address to the Members OF
the Local Club

The annual election Apf officers OF tho
Wh.rl!nC k!w:LniS club was h"lU ycStcT-
day at the noCn-day luncheon and mert-
ing held at the McLur" hotel. Hon.
Julian c.. Hearne was elect"d the new
president OF the club TO SuCC@cd nr. O..
". RurdatS who rcttrcS rs president on
January Tho contest was a spirited
one, but It WAS finally decided 10 elect
Mr. ucarnc by unanimous vote which
WIS done. Mr.. uaarnc made splendid
address. thanked tho members and
asked fnr their Cc-nprration and sup
port during the coming year,
Hon. John l.. .\rhcnz was elected vice
nresidcut of the club for tn" ensuing
year. succeeding Douglass Nats. th' re-
firing officer OF the club. oxford j.
Barry the efficient 81, rotary. was re
elected and wis given 4 grand reception
BY the members who apr.audGu when
he. was put over with 81 votes.
The new directors who vii! serve Tor
three years are as follows: j. /. ran
L,y. George Ford and .\ll"r' Sn"d"k"".
The chief Was in charge Yesterday. hr.
O. ". Burdats being home after TRIP
down East
Or. George j.. l.orkhart delivered an
interesting address II which he pointed
out thLt the commercial clubs were
doing q wonderful lot Of good in the
way Of boosting for better things ana
he also WAS given Il round q: app Iaus"
az the conclusion. The names Of Two
new members weC" also presented Tor
consideration and songs w"r" hrVuSht
ont to put life into tn" meeting. me
attendance WAS above the average ana
much activity was noted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
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vents Dardruff

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Fort Clinton. O.. Dec. THAT there
will he hack-tO-the-CaCn movement
! IN this section Is expected by farmers:
! who report that many men are applying
j for winter jobs.
/ Columbus, O.. Dec. ".-'rhc use OF tho
/ initiative and referendum in ohio and
! IN. submission oC "A legislative act to
! the pcoplc for proposing Dlll |" lne
! general assembly is rendered twice dt-
iicult by the great Number III voters Suu
, ed TO the electorate by the ADVENT OF
! eoual suffrage Advocates Of the IN
! !tiat.vc and referendum are expected I"
! call attention Of the next general A.
| Sembly to a demand for revision oil the
| instrument in the Ohio constitution.
| Before women started 10 vote, l-V."oo
! signatures were required 10 SuDnit
constitutional amendment. but now ~
! coo names are necessary, ana me COS
! would be approximately $-O.opU. l. Is
estimated, even II SrG;S deal OF inc
work were done free.
TO use the initiative machinery 'hI
| constitution calls for petition signed
| nv 10 per cent OF tho voters as shown by
! the total vote cast for the "orcrnorSh'P
/ at tho preceding election. At the NO
! vembcr election. about ".oo3.oVO voter
| EXPRESSED themselves on the governor
race.
| on a petition To refer q lcgiSlatiN" act
| 10 the voters. Under equal suffrage
| about $4,000 signatures would be re-
quired. as contrastcd with I0.'oo under
! the former electoral system. II also Lc-
ou.red $1,000 10 propo%" pllI 10 INV
neral assembly, and the same number
! Of signatures to submit 1t II the as
| scnbly fails to act
Cleveland. O.. Dec. ".-The ih"ioS
! raphcr's Association OF America, ~ pan
! nIng national photograph week, &C
cording TO J. G. Abel, of this city gen
! eraI secretary of the associations. NO
| definite date has been set. although lne
week preceding Easter has been SuE-
gestcd.
! Mr. Abel said. We contend that every
adult in the United States should h"
| photographed at least once every i'N"
| years. and that children should b" pho.
| iographed every year until IN" age OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
Smaller School Board
Is Fully Discussed
Chamber Of Commerce Committee Docs
Not Decide Fully On Course OF
Action.

4 meeting Of the legislative commit
tec OF the Wheeling Chamber OF Com
mcrce was held last evening in tho o.
noes Of Judge James ". Ewing IN the
Wheeling Steel corporation building ON
Market street. All the members were
present and Judge Ewing. chairman n.
presided. ,.
The question which came bcfore this
body Of business men was 4 bill 10 DO
presented at the next meeting or the
LEGISLATURES to cut down the present
membership OF twenty-one Of the school
board district OF Wheeling 10 seven
members. A.,
This question was thorouGhly dis
cuSsed amongst the ihcmo"rS put no
dnnnite plan was derived as Ia just what
thev will present 10 the legislature. The
meeting then adjourned until later
dair al which time a plan VIII hH ar
ranged which they will present TO the
legislature for action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Notrc Dame academy, may sta-tlc those
accustomed to the appearance Of III"
modern high school mss. who wears 4
gcorgctte blouse, fur coat and French
heels. quite as ! matter OF course.
Notre Damo girls have adopted n
school uniform. consisting OF S!ngl"
piece blue serge frock, pieat"d. wiih
sailor collar and narrow belt. braided III
red There are two big pockets
We decided TO har" our pupils adopt
tho uniform for several reasons" an
p,ained Sister Agnes. sister superior AZ
the academy. 1t is in the long run
economical, appropriate. neat, becoming
and does away with temptations to dress
like grown-upS."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
WELL KNOWN COL0RED
WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Ike Smith Expires IN Hospital
where She Underwent an
OPsr.tton.

Mrs. Ada H. Smith. wei! known co."7"d
resident Of No. Il9 Alloy 10. dIcd last
evening at o'clock at the North Wheel
u. "rilal. following an OPERATION
which she underwent several weeks ago.
In,, ,rc"as"d Was born in Belmont, O..
and was in h~r 43vd year Of aS". She ~
the wife Of 1SIar Smith. VOL known
,hre shin" stand proprietor. Of THIS city.
and her death cam" ~ Il shock ~ hcT
many friends and relatives.
Tic deceased Wis an active member
{ the Waymnn A. NJ. T.. church and
.lways took an active part in churth
affairs. In addition to her husband. she
Is survived by her mother. Mrs. Arthur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
bible CLASS NAMES
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Tho annual meeting OF IL" M"n's
Bjblc class Of the First English Luth-
-ran church was Held at the horne or
Chdr,"S Dietrich. nj PlcaSInt"n. Thurs
day evening Annual election nf orr
GERS and other important business mat
IT,. took up tn. fore part Of the even
.ng. after which Il pleasant social hour
was INDUCED In. There was n good
turnout Of members.
The newly elected officers arc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Port Clinton. O.. Dec. THAT there
will he a haCktO-the-CaCIn movement
IN this section IS expected ny farmers:
vino report that many men are applying
for winter jobs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Cincinnati, o.. Dec. school girls a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
roznrrn n1nwooD PASTOR 1oBB1D

The home Of Rev o. l.. Marble. formes
Banwnod Methodist church pastor, now
located At South Charleston. W. Va. was
burgldrizcd Tuesday night, according 10
word received here. yesterday Thieves
cntrrd the home. without disturbing any
Of the family and secured SIS IN money
and a diamond ring valued at ;176. The
ring belonged to Mrs. Marble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Thomas. and tHn sisters. Mrs. Eose
| Pagan and Mrs. B!anch Smith. all OF
, this city.
/ Funeral arrangements have not been
completed but IN All probability Will be
: held Sunday evening from her lat" rrS!-
dencc. Intrrment will b" mad" MONDAY
! morning in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
y. o. Anderson. president.
George Barley. vice president. -
\. g. Schneider, secretary.

George Meyer. assistant secretary
Edward Chaplin. treasurer. -.
J. =. Lynch. teacher.
William J. Higgins, assistant teacher.
The members present then took plans
relating TO increasing the present mem.
bership. which was finally decided up
"n by starting L contest between tn
Red and Blues. George Barley was
named captain OF tho Red side. Will
William J. Higgins will captain tn
Blues. After the delicious luncheon the
members voted tho hostess Mrs. Deil-
rlrh a vote of thanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Columbus, O., Dec. AN elaborate
silk banner Is offered Is the county farm
bureau whose members win tho largest
number of premiums Ut tho Ohio State
Corn and Grain Show. to be held here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

January 81 to February !, in connection
with the annual Farmers Week at ONO
State University.
4 large irophy is offered by tho Qhio
Millcrs' State Association for the gam
rlc OF wheat that receives IN" highest
scpr. in the baking and milling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Man Gets His Goat;
Judge Says o. K. In
Case OF Self Defence
eHe got my goat"
81. - .L..--.-----

Such was the burden OF a complaint
made before justice Clark Wright. by
Jose Gonzalez, against John Salopak.
And the resulting trial Wednesday
afternoon proved that Salopek did get
Gonzalez's goat and got away with
it."
Gonzalez claimed that Salopek shot
and killed a fine goat owned By him.
Salopek admitted the killing. with
reservations He declared that the
goat entered a pen where he, himself,
kept a flock OF fine blooded goats.
He said he did not desire the strange
goat TO mingle with his flock and
tried 20 eject it,
Il have valvular heart disease
said. I gvrestled with that
goat for a while, trying to get him
out OF my pen But he was too strong
for me and I couldn't handle him
So 1 shot him, Incidentally killing
one Of my own flock at the same
time"
Justice Wright decided that salo-
pek was not guilty OF "wilful and
malicious mischief" and released
him on the ground that he had more
pr less Of a defence on self protec-
lion grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
HER FRIENDS
ARE AMAZED
Suffered Fifteen Years but
Feels Fine Since Taking
Tanlac.

"All my friends have been ex-
pressing surprise at my wonderful
Improvement in health, and when
they ask me how ] account for Il
tell them IL is entirely due 70 Tan
lac" said Mrs. Anna Moreaus Of 34I
Hayward street, Manchester, y. II.
I suffered so badly from indiges-
tion for fifteen years" she continued,
that no matter what I ate i just
hurt as though / had swallowed
molten lead, and I would bloat up 50
could scarcely get my breath
hardly ever knew what # was to get
a good nights sleep and frequently
had to sit up for hours In my efforts
to get relief I was subject 10 fire.
quent headaches that completely pros
trated me, and sometimes ! got so
dizzy that I was in danger OF falling,
had intense pains across the small
Of my back. especially II j attempted
TO stoop over. I had 50 little appe-
lite that I seldom went TO the table
at ALL and i became very weak and
miserable and discouraged.
But Tanlac soon changed all that,
for It gave me such an appetite that
/ felt hungry all the time found
that I could eat whatever i wished
without suffering from gas or heart
burn or pains IN the stomach. / am
never troubled with headaches or
div spells now and the pains IN the
back have disappeared altogether. ]
sleep so well at night that I have TO
be walked in the mornings and I am
feeling stronger than / have for sew
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Cordeu
Drug Co. Successors 10 Kelly & Pol
lard.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
ROTARY To HAVE
LADIES' NIGHT

FL Paso Rotary viii hold its week
" meeting on Thursday night next
week and not Thursday noon as
usual The meeting win be a special
affair and will be known as ladies'
night" The meeting viii be held in
the main dining room Of the Sheldon
hotel
Or. Fuller Swift was the star per-
former at the weekly Rotary lunch
con Thursday noon. The Episcopal
rector played the piano and sang and
then played a duet with the piano
and harmonica- He did this, he said.
10 show Rotarians how they could
come back" and do some OF the old
stunts they used to do.
G. A. Martin told OF Rotary clubs
he had met on his recent travels and
also OF certain political conventions
and United States congresses he had
encountered.
assistant secretary of tbs club, show
ing the poor attendance record OF
some OF the members, was read by
Charles J. Andrews, secretary.
Joe Segall made the suggestion
that in future all presents given BY
the goat to the prime winner be
shown 10 the club so all the mem
bers could enjoy It Mr.. Segalrs re-
marks were drawn by what JAKE
Miller gave ". T. Hixson last week.
The winner did not exhibit his prize.
The first application for member
ship Of Fred Gibb-. cattle loan man,
was read One OF the clubs guests
was Joe Walker, secretary OF the
Shreveport Ia, chamber OF com
merce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
WILL NOT
HAVE MANAGER

Dallas. Tex, July 2e.-Pat Neff viii
have no campaign headquarters nor
manager IN the runof campaign. fol-
lowing the same policy as he did in
the first primary campaign. it was
announced here today.
Mrs. r. Z. Thomson. wife OF the
defeated candidate, is organizing
Cooke county women into Neff clubs
Campaign expenses Of Thomson
viii be $500, or $500 less than the
limit allowed candidates for gov
ernor in the first primary, his man
ager announced today.
Former headquarters OF Thomson
have been leased by Cox-Roosevelt
supporters, and the Cox-Roosevelt
Democratic league has been organized
here with Claude A. Sweeton. Of
Grsenville. as president, and Jasper
Collins. OF Dallas, as secretary to
conduct the national campaign in
Texas.
Neff forces will meet here tonight
to organize Neff, Looney and
Thomson supporters into one or
ganizstion and plan Neffs runoff
campaign.
Bailey will open his runoff cam
paign here tonight. Prominent Bailey
supporters viii speak preceding
Bailey's address.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Got 50 Gents 4 Day
For Home. wife Claims

New York. July 2s.-Whether she
bought a half portion OF bacon and
eggs or a couple OF oranges for the
30 cents day which she claims was
all The household expenses allowed
her by her husband, Mrs. Loretta Z.
Hines would not say.
But she laughed merrily at the
sum mentioned and declared that
with a slight vestige Of imagination
anyone could easily picture how far
IL went
Mrs. Hines began in the supreme
court for separation from Edward W.
Hines. Not only was 50 cents all
he allowed her with which to buy
the groceries. the butcher, baker
and candlestick maker" but he de-
manded an itemized account Of an
expenditures. she declares.
Mrs Hines left her husband De-
cember H. She now lives in a house
where so cents would scarcely paw
Tor sweeping off the front stoop. She
Is earning her own living. but would
not tell what her position is. she
was once a model
She asks the court to order Mr.
Hines TO pay her s14 weekly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
LAUD WILSON REGIME

Denver, Colo, July %. - Colorado
Democrats opened their state as
sembly here today to designate can
didates for the state wide primary
to be held in September. A move
ment was on foot early today 10 have
the assembly designate but one can
didats for each office to enter the
primary unopposed- James II Col
Inns, Non-Partisan, is a leading can
didate for governor.
In his keynote address, Walter
Walker, OF Grand Junction. temporary
chairman, lauded the administration
Of Woodrow Wilson and character
lied the san Francisco convention as
the greatest political convention in
50 years"
IAN aggressive and militant democ-
racy, knowing that it is right, viii
wage a victorious campaign" he de-
clared. I'VE are proud OF our presi-
dent; we are loyal to his policies;
we glory in the Americanism, the
democracy, the ability and the lead
ership Of our nominees, Cox and
Roosevelt"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
# Prayer And Gospel
Fail, Saus Tn Varnish

sarFin Creek, KY, July 29.-There
was a precepible decrease in the at
tendance at the American Methodist
~ church here. and parson
Ebediah Freedlander follower and MS
seven deacons were puzzled.
Maybe u was, yes maybe. that the
interior decorations OF the church
We're so unattractive, at any rate IL
was seven years since the auditorium
had been painted and the scrayvnv
pews weren't so good 70 the eve as
they might be.
seven deasons and a parson GOT
tne-r heads together and as a result
an appropriation for painting the ros-
rum and the ceiling and walls was
maze from the church building fund.
me peWs were vanished. too
The sabbath found the usual small
congregation but those who came
i was the varnish. They couldn't
The church closed temporarily and
me Farnlsh was permitted 10 CIV.
Ihen the parson and his deacous
learned that Il was the hot weather
Affecting attendance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
DAYTON PREPARES
cox CELEBRATION

Dayton, O., July 29.-Dayton burst
into full dress today for the first Of
two important events in which gov
ernor Cox the Democratic presfden-
tai standard bearer, viii be the cen
tral figure.
The first comes tomorrow. the
nonpartisan home coming" celebra-
ton BY Dayton folks in honor Of a
foremost citizen and plans also took
shape for the notification, August z.
City streets bloomed forth in flags
and bunting for tomorrow's celebra-
ton A parade is to precede speeches
BY governor Cox and mayor Switzer
IN court Of honor" Ganked by white
pillars erected in the city center.
Flights OF airplanes, fire works and
music were planned.
Governor Cox again set aside all
other affairs for the composition OF
his acceptance address, in hope Of
completing IL tomorrow.
Work had been started on a TEN
porary amphitheater at the Mont
gomery county fair grounds, where
the notification viii be made. A
sound amplifier, like that used at San
francisco, VIII be placed in the
Judges stand on the race track, from
which governor Cox VIII speak. The
arrangements committee believes that
the many thousands may hear as wen
as see the speaker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
GERMAN REICRSWEHR
RATIFIES SPA PACT

Berlin, Germany. July 2s.-CBy the
Associated Press)- - The Reichstag
yesterday by an overwhelming ma
Joriry approved the agreement made
recently By the government az Spa
with the representatives OF the en-
tente.
The resolution approving the Spa
agreements was presented jointly by
the three coalition parties and the
majority Socialists II declared that
the reichstag duly appreciates the
motives which actuated the signing
Of the agreements at Spa" The reso-
luton was opposed only by the ma
tionalists and Independent Socialists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
BANDITS GET $4,000;
OFFICER REPORTED KILLED

Jackson. Mich. July %. - Three
armed bandits today entered the
Farmers State bank at Grass Lake,
near here, locked the cashiers in the
cage, and escaped in an automobile
with $4,000.
The bandits were reported sur
rounded by a posse at Wolf Lake,
seven miles southeast OF this city this
afternoon An unconfirmed report said
that a deputy sheriff was killed in an
exchange OF shots
It was also said the bandits after
escaping from Grass Lake held up
and robbed a resort hotel at Mack
Lake and then fed into swamp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
No Gifts Barred
By Democrats On
Account Of Size

Washington. D. C, July zs.-The
Democratic party's campaign war
chest is open to contributions Of any
amount. George White. chairman Of
the national committee, announced
here today. Party leaders. Mr.. White
said. will examine the source rather
than the amounts Of ali contribu-
tons"
Peace, progress. prosperity, will be
the three word slogan OF the Demo-
cratic campaigners," Mr.. White said.
adding that this slogan. the party
should be "Coxsure OF victory"
The new national chairman referred
to Illinois, Indiana and Ohio as ''the
battle ground" OF the campaign. but
he indicated that as the campaign
plans developed, governor Cox would
carry the fight direct to the people
and would visit a majority Of the
states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Ouchl $50 Costs
To Drink Nenr Beer

Mobile. Ala. July 2s.-Leo Lotion.
negro, was fined $50 for Transporting
five bottles OF near beer into Mobile
from Pascagoula. Miss. Police officer
Marshall testified he saw Lotion
leave a workman's car at the barn OF
the Mobile Light & Railroad company
carrying a valise which, when he
broke Il open, the officer stated. con-
tanned near beer. Detective Adams
at the courts order. tested the con-
tents OF the bottle to show that Il
foamed and tasted ike beer. The
test proved e, according TO the re-
conder. who assessed the fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
T oOthache2 Here's 4
Method For Relief

Baltimore, Nd. July ga new
way 10 get rid OF toothache has been
discovered by Mrs. Teresa KWeder, so
years old, OF Mount Winaus- who
made the contribution TO the science
Of dentistry without ever having
taken a course at a dental college.
Mrs. KWeder had an aching tooth.
She couldn't sleep. and all the home
remedies she knew afforded no re-
lief Finally, she told her husband II
the tooth didn't stop aching she
would shoot II out" II didn't stop,
whereupou Mrs. kWeder lost patience
and made good her threat She got
pistol, placed it TO her jaw and
pulled the trigger.
The tooth went out, 50 did the
bullet leaving 2 bad wound under
Mrs. Kweder's eye She was taken 20
St Agnes's hospital. where physicians
are doing everything possible 70 save
the sight OF her eye
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
Girls Help SAGE Crop;
4 Peach For 4 Pench

Hagerstown, Nd. July 2g.-Alarmed
az the statement by county farm
agent stanley E Day that washing
ton county's peach crop might he LOST
on account Of the farm labor short
age, young women and girls from
miles around are rushing into the
preach 70 help gather the crop. These
include many high school girls and
SITS Just home from college, who
assert their willingness 10 90 into the
orchards and assist in picking. pack
ing and shipping the crop.
At the suggestion OF Miss Mildred
Bennett Just home from q school in
New Jersey. where she presides as
teacher, the farmerettes are DOMINIC
MILDLY blouses and boomers. these
being found more convention for 90
Ing up and down ladders and shin
ming I'D trees.