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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

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gen &optpeben un6 Surtleibigfeit.
Mnrtin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

Dies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro nur IS Gage oauern. Ste fonnen IN 1Dirf
1ihfpit Sic merte nht muroigen, oie MIR anbieter, menn Ste Ole Da<
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-11
MIDDLEBOURNE

MiddIrbourne, Nov. l0.-Miss Hazel
and Gale Hunt, Of Hartwell. W. Va, are
the guests Of their uncle. John TLomp-
son.
X. S. Ash Is III at his home here SUI
fering from badly .infcctcd jaw
Miss Alice Rae. Of the law office or
K!mball and Sugdcn. OF S!stersriIle.
spent Wednesday here as a business
visitor.
Mrs. Lou Hudson and children are
moving to Wellsburg, where she mas
accepted n position.
S. G. Pyle. manager of the Tyler
Traction Company. has returned from
Granville, o.. where he visited MS
daughter. Miss Clarice. who attends col
MIR. and Mrs. j. 7. Former attended
the funeral OF their nephew. Chester
Former. in Friendly. Wednesday.
Announcements have been received
here Of the birth OF twin daughters to
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Gregory. Of Breckcn-
ridge, Texas. Mrs. Gregory was MISS
Hickman, a former MddlcOoUnr young
woman. -
J. G. Mayfield. Of Buckhannon. a for
mrr clerk OF the circuit court. of Tyler
county. IL the guest OF relatives an"
friands. "a,
John w. Mayfield. who ~, Neon ~
tho past few months at his Il me- near
here continues in q serious condition.
X G. Moore, attorney. has r"'NrhrU
from kentucky, where he has extensive
oil interests.
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STEUBENVILLE

Steubenville. o.. Nov. 1O.-Leroy lloh-
man. aged l6, arrested to-day for set
ting fire TO dry brush in Cemetery hoi-
low. which threatened serious damage
to nearby homes. later confessed to
resulted In tho department making
three unnecessary runs to the edge or
the city within the past week: ArraIgn-
ed before Probate Judge John J. Bel
knap. the youth said he turned in the
alarms Just to see tho horses and trucks
come out to where he lived. He was
sentenced 70 the state reformatory At
Lancaster.
Ono Rail Victim Dies.
william Wilkinson, aged -. OF MinGo
Junction. died in the Ohio Valley hospl-
tai here last evening III $50 O'clock
from fracture of the skull received
when struck by Panhandle express No.
-. while walking the tracks below
Mngo three hours earlier in the day.
His nephew Thos. Jenkins, who was hit
by the same train, will recover.
Escapes from Asylum.
Luther I'aync, COiorcd citizen who
was sentenced to the Massillon insane
asylum four months ago after setting
fire to the home of a netghbor. has cS-
capped from that institution and is again
terrorizirg citizens near his old homo on
Upper Market street, according 10 nu-
merous complaints coming into police
headquarters. Officers have been dis
patched to guard the ne!ghborhood and
1T the same time keep 4 close lookout
for the fugitive.
Lawyers Unveu Tablet.
The jefferson County Bar ASSoca-
, ton will observe ArmiStiCc Day by UNI
yelling a beautiful tablet in honor or
those members who served 50 nohly Their
country In the great World war The
exercises will be held In court room No.
l. at o'clock p. III. Thursday. -Four
teen members OF the local bar served
with the ColorS and the name OF each
, is inscribed on the tablet. \ gold star
Is also inscribed for Captain Francis
r. McCook. student At law, who paid the
supreme sacrifice.
check Artist Escapes.
A city wide search by police last night
failed TO locate Walter Greer. aged -.
a negro, who passed q bogus check on
local merchant after having fled here
from East Liverpool. where he passed
two fake CheCNS. Greer is described as
: feet inches in height and wears an
army service suit with leather legEtns
and overseas cap and an arlatorS over
coat
Sam Bloom. pawn shop proprietor. who
has been beaten and robbed three times
In the past year, was the victim OF an
other robbery last n!rht. hut fortunately
The was out Mt the time and escaped IN
Jury The thieves. reported by clerk
as being two young negroes. escaped
with Colt revolver and other articles
OF value.
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COLERAlk.

Rev. Charles B. wingerd. OF Mart.
Ferry will deliver a sermon Il %
Presbyterian church Sunday at 2:s0$1
m. There will also be congrsgstioG
meeting.
Miss Anna Walker gave a masQuerrHe
party at her home Saturday evening.
large number Of friends were. pres
and an enjoyable time was had by au;A
dainty lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Walker and -
Ralph, OF Elm Grove. spent the we
and with their parents. Mr.. and Min.
Miss Martha Gesfrd spent the 80.
end with her parents MI ana ~.
Mr.. Herbert Walker was = callae -
Barton Sunday. II
Mrs. I. A. Hogue. who has been vi1ite
ing her son. Mr.. G. X. Hogue. Of Barne8s
vile. has returned home.
Mrs. Cornclia Eickers, Of Kansas Sltys
Mo, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Vies.
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Moline White and
daughters. OF Wellsburg. returned hone
Sunday after n visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. White. a..
Mr. Roy Vickers. Of Kansas City. Me-
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Nh
Mr.. c. X. Hogue. OF GAINESVILLE. Eas
caller at the home Of his parents NJ.
and Mrs. |. A. Hogue.
Peter Worrel underwent an operaug1
and is getting along as well ~ eoulo =
expected. u.
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for Mt. Clemens. Mich, for a several
weeks sojourn.
Miss Ruth Morgan has gone tn Mac
Donald. Pa, for u visit OF indefinite
length with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Raymond Clceg and children.
Ruth and Paul. are spending week
with relatives in Mnundsvilr.
Mrs. Ralph Archer Broadwatcr was
hostess at bridge luncheon Tuesday
afternoon complimentary To Miss Sara
Bailey. bride elect of {. II. Smith Of
FarkcrShurE The guests were: Miss
! BAILEY. Miss cornclia Campbell anc'
Miss Virginia Smith of Parkcrshurg,
! Misses Margaret and Virginia Thistl".
+ Haiti" Ill., katherine Jackson, Harriet
Kingsland. Camilla Talbot. Helen
Sutherland and Mrsdames Sam Fisher
of New MartinSviIl". l.. G. Case Of Par
kcrShurE. Frank RcImann. Luke TOus-
saint. j. Artcl Case and the hostess.
Funeral services Srre held Wednes-
day at a. III. over the remains Of
Martin J. Lohr. who met death in 4
tragic manner Sunday while at work
IN gasoline station near this city.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and two children. his mother and four
brothers.
Miss Grace Henderson arrived home
Tuesday evening from Wheeling. where
she was the guest the past few days OF
friends.
Mrs Victor Shaw and children Of
Akron. Ohio. are tn" guests of her
mother. NrS. T. j. steele
Mr.. and Mrs W. O. Griffin OF Mccoy
Heights have a& their guest his sis
ter. Mrs. ]. NJ. Carraco Of Williams
town. ". Va.
Coc-Thorn post American Legion.
will give II military hall Thursday even
ing In Thistle hall to celebrate Armis-
tice day. Many out of town guests will
attend the ball. which promises to be
one Of the most important social func-
tions of tho season.
Miss Pauline Tracy has accepted a
position in the law offices Of kmball
4 & Sugden.
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tnlcNDLI

Friendly. Nov. 1O.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Strickling are recovering from
few days illness. .r,,..
Mrs. jefferson Carse OF iaden ~!
was the guest Wednesday Of friends
here 800,
The death of Chester. the small son
of Fir. and Mrs. Raymond Former. oc-
Cured Monday at the home OF the pa
rents The child was three years OF
age, and his death was due to pneu-
monia.
Mrs. ]. O. Eddy was the guest tues
day Of friends In Sistersvillc.
Miss Marie Randolph has returned
from Parkcrsburg. where she vas en-
tertaincd the past few days at tho
home of Mrs. J. ii. Ruttencutter.
Miss Jennie Parker Is convalescing
from a recent illness
Rev. and Mrs. Otis SnodGrass have
as their guest his mother. Mrs. Snod-
grass OF Petersburg.
Mrs. Everett Williamson has re-
turned from Middlebourne. where she
VAS the guest Of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frye are parents
of new son. born Tuesday.
The Rebekah lodge held an interest =
ing meeting Tuesday evening In the l.
o. .. +. hall class Of new members
was initiated. after which an elaborate
banquet wa served. Covers were
placed for thirty guests.
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4, like similar institutions in peighboring

like similar institutions in neighboring
towns, Will close at noon.
At the meeting of the town council
Monday evening Mr.. II. c. koenemund
qualified as member Of the body 10
fiji the vacancy created several weeks
ago when Mr.. Keyser resigned. At the
same meeting City Attorney Timberlake
reported that he expected in the near
future to close all contracts for sewer
rights of way.
Ladies Of the Christian church have
announced a chicken supper TO Dc
served on Thursday evening or next
week. Tickets are Dclng soIo at MY
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkland OF
Highland avenue have returned from
weeks visit ut the home OF his parents
MIR. and Mrs. l. X. Kirkland near New
Concord. Ohio. Friends will learn with
regret that Mrs. Kirkland fell recently
and broke two ribs besides Spra!ninE one
wrist quite seriously.
on the evening of the first Monday in
December there Will be a meeting OF
the members Of the Christian churcn
for the purpose of elect!ng officers and
transacting other important business.
Mr.. Harry Wright Of South Lincoln
avenue. who has been critically Ill with
complication of Gu!nsy and other
throat trouble. Is now improving.
The Young Mems class Of the Pres
hyterian church IS planning 10 ho!d a
concert at an carly date.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yensen OF wheel
ing spent the end of the week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazier
Of Elk avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. w. f. Freeman of North
Lincoln avenue were guests OF relatives
in ST. Cla.ravIlle on Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Ault. brother OF Mrs. I. A.
Rose Of Lincoln avenue. has gone to
his home in Colorado after an extended
lot nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rorth OF East
36th street. visited friends at Lansing
on Sunday.
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. G. W.
Koenemund entertained the California
club Of Martins Ferry at her nome
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Earl Wilson was business VISIT
or in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
Attorney c. L. Timberlake went last
evening to Crabapplc TO visit his father
Mr. J. F. Undertake who is in very
: The Girls GIec club Of the high
school is now practiclnE twice a week.
Already the girls are doing very com.
mendable work under the direction OF
Miss Harvey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-11
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
CELEBRATE TONIGHT
WITH STREET DANCE


tn. only demonstration ~ this "t:!
~ ,r,chratc Nrm;Si:o" Pay VIII be-. Il
-:r,rt dance this vv'h,HS una ~
..iSpicrS q tn t,,rl Franc'S t"st No l.
Awrrtcan Legion. m Nah'" M"' VI
J., Il at thr corner Of laird street ana
jefferson avenue. Muun"E'S orchestra
- Sis,rysvi,l" viii furnish the muS,r.
The Only other vH'u; :" c"mm"m"rat,
~" day Will b" IL" We :! :"" ,%,' III -. %.
,acnt Of n" Hotr! SnEd,c. Each men
Ter Of the club mas bccn asked to invite
an cX-soldter.
Prison News.
Four men from Logan county aaj
Qua woman from Gahell county were re-
c,iyCd ut the stat" penIt"nt!ary Jester
day 70 serve their sentences.
So tur nothing has been heard Of Geo,
carr. who escaped from N" prison las;
sunday afternoon in the Ford car De-
."uSiuE AZ IN" prison. Carr made =
NCrS daring escape. driving through
Wheeling and Bridgeport and when last
seen he was On the National road lead
INK to Akron.
WIN GO to Spencer. ,.
The Moundsv!llr High S'hn". football!
tam viii leave tomorrow morning for
Spencer where they Will play the fast
lam Ot that place Saturday afternoon
Spencer IS Sai6 10 b. represented by 4
fast heavy team this year and have
won nearly all their games.
Inc orange ana G.'NCh INV w u
ur1,cticinE hard all week and sine" thu
good appearances against Triad"lrh!a
'aSt Saturday are expected 10 give The
dnwu-Statr team 4 hard battle.
This - the first Kim" these TWO teams
have met on the Ertdirva.
Buys Coal Land.
Reports received here from Powhatan
O.. say that agents representing th'
General Electric company. are huHinE
all tho coal lands In that district. In
some cases the land has been purchased
while options have been taken On th'
rest This held i one Of the very t"w
that have not been opened up and It =
a belief ~ residents that the company Is
huying the coal for their own us" IN
Moundsv1lls Personals.
Mrs. Wtll MathcrS has returned I" her
home in Mart!nsburg after being the
FtS % Flfth street for sSv@ral days.
Mrs. y. c. I.utes and Miss B"rth7
GrcathOusc spent yesterday IN Wheel
;ng.
Mrs. Ray I.ainr and dauEhter Ct Par;
korsburg, who have been the guests ~
relatives In Wctzcl county spent E"Ht"r'
day with friends in this city.
Mrs. Albert Y"ho OF Proctor spent
Sunday In this city.
Mrs W. W. Henderson Of Fifth street
loft Yesterday for PITTSBURGH and Wash
Mrs. II. s. Woodruff OF Morton avenue
spent yesterday IN Wheeling.
Master Rex Jones is i'll at his home
on Washington avenue.
Mrs. Jos. StcrEcr Of MorSantown is
The guest of Mrs. MarSuerit" WclSct
and daugh,ars OF Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. Hugh Thompson and Miss Edna
Thompson spent yesterday IN Vice.
ing.
Mrs. GEORGE Pounds of t Htor stree;
and Mrs. Otto HinernFH - Cedar ave
nue are visiting friends at Steuben.
Vile.
Mrs J. X. McIntyrc spent yesterda:
in Wheeling.
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changes were found IN the state can
didates. but not enough 10 give hope
To any Of the defeated candidates.
, Business AS Usual
Armisttce Day In NcIlSourg IS not 10
be observed generally. and the business
houses will remain open as usual. An
effort was made earlier in the week for
Il half holiday but this could not ne
carried through because of lack or CO.
operation. There will be dance in the
evening under the auspices or the Am
Play Toronto Sunday
The Toronto Tigers Will b" the Mcr.
chants opponents Sunday At Toronto
and the local eleven anticipates little
trouble IN winning from IL" ph:p boys.
Last year the Merchants tramplea on
the Tigers and Williams Informed his
opponents numerous tim>S just where
the play would be. then got away with
IT, While the Merchants do not have
Williams this year. games so far played
this season show that Toronto - not
; so strong as last season. Manager DaN-
idson has issued 4 call for all players
to report for practice on Wednesday
To Open Branch store
The Findt Music company of Steu-
benville. Ohio. has appointed Mrs.
Laura Grimes as It's local agent and
Grimes present business location, The
Ftndt company deals in monographs
and all sorts Of musical Instruments.
No Recount
1t IS not believed that Hon. NJ. NJ.
Nicely will request an official recount
OF the votes IN Brooke county. Mr..
Nicely. according to reliable information
has sought the advice Of his friends
here. and they have advised him to the
contrary. which advice ia based upon
the belief OF absolute honesty having
prevailed in the election as far as
Brooke county Is concerned. There was
not single irregularity discovered
when the canvas was made Monday hy
the county commissioners. which re-
vealed Mr.. Neely's plurality 20 be 355
votes.
Class Meeting
The Berean Sunday school class OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-11

~ am e;ghty-thrcr years old and l
doctored for rheumatism ever since /
came out of the army over iltty Years
ago" writes J. L. Ashelua1l. Like many
! others. I spent money freely Tor so-Tali-
/ ed cures and | have rrnd about IrlS
Acid until I could almost tast" T..
! could not hold a pen. But now AS Il oi
magic en- again in active business anu
can walk with ease or write All "a!
with comfort. Friends are surprised at
Wv HOW IT HAPPENED.
Mr.. Ashrlynan Is only one Of thous-
arlds who suffered for years owing L"
the general belief In F acid Cd causes rssss
! duced him and legtons OF unrortuna!e
men anil women to take wrong treat
ments. You might just as we'll aUcnpi
to put out fire with oil as ~ Try anH a
get rid Of your rheuma t!sm. n"urittS and
Ike complaints. by taking reatmentS
supposed 70 drive Uric AC'd ont of your
blood and body. Many Physicians ana
scientists now know that lric Ar1H
never did. never con ana never II
cause rheumatism: that II IS n natur4 |
and necessary constituent OF the n'o"n,
that il Is found in every newborn naoe'
and that without II we could not. i've.
These statements may Ss"m strange
to some, folks, who hnNc al long t riGi!
humbu~. II took Mr.. ASA"Inan my
wears 70 find out this truth. He learned
how TO get rid of disorders. and recover
his strength from The Inner MFS'rr!tS'
a rcua rkable book now being distributed
rrce hv an authority who devoted over
twenty years 20 IN" scientific study OF
this particular trouble.
NOTE: If any reader OF The 'lnf"!l,,
gencer" wishes the book that reveals
these facts regarding the trU" cause @:
rheurratIsm facts that wcr" overlooked
BY doctors and scientists for centuries
past. simply send post card or letter
to H Cloa rwater. No. SOL. street.
! Fallowell, Maine. and II will =" sent by
return mail without any charge what
! ever cut out this motto" lest Won for
| get. If not sufferer yous"lf hand this
good news to some afflicted friend.
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The Methodist Episcopal church. held its
rug UlLr monthly m"ct;n@ Tuesday cN"-
n:uE at IN" huuG' OF Miss Ruth DanGh-
vrtN. Following u business period d
Pheasant social hour w" "nJ"!rd' dur
ma which TINE refreshments were
srrN I'd.
women's Club
Members of the Woman'S club who
attend the meeting which VIII u" h".d
Thursday AFTERNOON 1t the Y. NJ. G ~.
,rar!ur$, Will hear the discussion Of 1T
least TWO important topics. namely:
"t;ovrrnm"nt Control 81 F""d l'rir"N'
and "Wh.it Women Should Know About
Voting" Thu iurnIrI subject VIII u" as
signed to Mrs. W. :. T'li" Will" IN"
batter has been aSS!EE"d To Mrs. =.
jacob other numbers OH the program
look as though they might also hr OF
exceptional interest.
County ottices Put in shape
When the successful CandidntcS lake
hold OF thr rrins OF tn" county govern.
mcut they VIII find everything in frSt
CLASS condition ana with a Ckan STATE:
The clerical forces at present employed
j nthrSc Offices are engaged IN putting
all records in shape and making IL AS
easy as possible for the new officers TO
take hold which will take place on Jazz
0''' = wsusburg Briefs
Mrs. Annie l.aZcar ltttibonc o! this
city. left Monday for Wheeling where
she spent the night with relatives on
the Island leaving the following morn
in Chicago. She expects to return IN
Miss Ruth Thomas was confined to
her nome Tuesday, suffering from an
attack of bronchitis.
Hams Garbesl. representing III"
was in Wellsburg Tuesday calling on
local trade.
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monial as every statemens ! h
made ia perfectly tue. "-kf1 ]. ~
ELHQU1sr, 2A s. 10th Street. omtaha
Nebrsska. :
Women who suffer from tAs0e d.,
tressine Ills peculiar to their ssx sh9ul4
be convinced BY the many genuine Ind
truthful testimonials We are constantly
nubliahinR IN the newspapers Of To
ability OF Lydia E. Pinkham's VeEos
table Compound to restore their he1(tlS
To know whether Lydia z. Phkht@t
Vegetable Compound viii help Yu1, IN
It! For advice write to Lydia + Pi1ki
ham Medicine Co. (eonfdential), Lynn.
Mass. Your letter will Be opened, roadi
and answered BY . woman, and held y.
strict confidence.
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pADEN CITY

The remains Of Mrs. George Barker
Were taken Wednesday morning TO
Pittsburgh Pa. her former home where
intermcnt Will be made. Mrs. Bankers
death occurred Monday evening In the
Wetzel county hospital In New Martins
Vile. She Is survived by her husband.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Cameron
Of this city and several brothers and
sisters Funeral services were held
Tuesday evening from the family resi-
dence in First avenue. Rev. G. +. Dali
ley, pastor Of the VI. f.. church having
officiatcd
Mrs. O. Kyle has returned from IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-11
WELLSBURC
Permanent orsanlxatton

While Il was decided at a recent
meeting OF Republicans that the time
had passed for the staging OF public
celebration. much good resulted from
the gathering IN the way OF q nucleus
for a permanent organization to BE-
known as the Republican Club OF
Brooke county. 4 committee was ap-
pointed at the meet!n" and II Is the
purpose OF that committee 10 secure 4
member from each OF the voting pre-
CinctS throughout the county. II was
believed that more could be accom-
plished that way than by combining the
committee membership 10 two or three
Few Changes
The members ot the county court
hare completed their canvas of the
votes. and very Jew changes We're tho
result - their work. The ma jnrI,ieS
for the county candidates rema med
practically the same rs those publish ed
Just after the election. while a few