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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-24
kansas Ships Corn 10 China.

Topeka, Kan.Large shipments Of
corn are being made from Kansas to
China, according to DIR. M. s. Sheldon,
editor Of the Christian Herald. who
has already raised more tkan 100000
o aid file famlne-stricken chinese.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-24
Earthquakes Ii Yap Region.

Tokio.A naval wireless message
from the island Of Zap In the South
Pacific ocean on Monday announces
that the most violent earthquake shock
occurred IN the vicinity Of the island.
lasting several days.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-24

Immigrants Knocking for Admission.
New York Eighty immigration In
spectors at Ellis island were over.
wheimed with work Monday as re-
sult Of the arrival Of IA 600 immigrants
over the weekend. all asking admis-
eiop - this country before Christmas.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-24

Four Killed When Drsdss Explodss.
South Bend, WASH Three men and
d Girl were killed and one man injured
Thursday night when the dredge Bea-
yer Of Astoria blew up and was de-
stroyed 1t the mouth Of the North
river.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-12-24
MEETS DEATH IN IDAHO FIRE
Manager Of Packing Plant 10 Over.
come in Blaze.

Boise, Idaho.-Charles p. Seymour
was burned to death and r. H. Mulvi-
hill, overcome by smoke, was rescued
In an unconscious condition in fire
that destroyed the packing house Of
Van Hossen & Seymour at Mesa.
Aside from the fatality, the conflag-
ration was one Of the most costly that
has occurred in that section of Idaho.
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NuoENT NOW ON TRADE soARp

Senate conhrms President's Appoint
mont Of Idaho Senator.
Washington.-The president on De
cember 20 sent to the senate the nomi-
nation Of Senator John #. Nugent Of
Idaho to be member Of the federal
trade commission, and the senate.
without going into executive session,
confirmed the nomination promptly, in
accordance with the courtesy usually
shown sitting senators who are ap-
pointed to other positions.
This appointment. financially. Is a
promotion for Senator Nugent, as the
new job pays $4,000 against the $75O0
he h now receiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-23

Of ".rhc Mishaps OF Musty Suffer, and
newly released picture. "ihc Makiho
Of iirc. recently prepared py '"H
Luouyrar Tire a. ltuobcr COMPANY.
Dennis Mitchell Of West Narwoou
street has accepted position at |aht"h'
o.. and will move there III the near lu'-
ure. ,.s
James Ralston, candidate for sheriff
OF ReImont county, Will make the Trip
to Hunter. o., tonight with a delegation
OF local Red Men.
Attorney Victor Kehrer has been nam
ed the trustee in the Fehrembscn Dana
ruptcy case.
j.. w. Tush, superintendent OF the To-
cal electric plant. is confined TO MS hono
on Virginia street, with illness.
Miss Mabel Farmer has arrived nome
for a weeks visit from Washington, u.
e., where she holds responsible posi-
I ton.
Mrs Earl Heslop is expected home to.
day after Il visit with relatives at
Springfield. ..
Lavella. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Webb Of Pearl street. is rcpofteo
! seriously i'll at the family homo.
, after two weeks spent visiting with
friends al Pitt sburgh. Pa.
Wilbur O'Be:rnc is reported contlnco
to his home with a serious illness.
Councilman Jacob Bowman has ar
rived homo after a trip TO the NlclnltE
of New Athens, o.. on ground hoS
hunt.
dent OF this city Is visiting at the home
Of Mrs. William Griffith on Walnut
Walter Darrah has arrived here from
| Indianapolis Ind. called by the scriou;
| illness Of his father.
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~, WELLSDURG ~

Mrs Louis II. McCamic met with a
,,oinf'il accident At her home IN New
Easiic. Pa, Mrs. McCamic was engaged
in cleaning windows ana was So uT ,addc :.
ber foot slipped and she fell to the floor
receiving q broken arm. Mr.. md Mr$
McCamic and family were recent WISH
ors in this city.
Mrs w W. Boyer Was hostess on
Monday evening to a number of her
friends Mt the home OF her parents; MT.
and Mrs. John Kelly. on North Main
street. entertaining with stork shower
in honor Of Eleanor, Jane LarrimoFS'
I.orrimorc. During the evening games
and music were the principal diversions
until an appropriate hour. when ae-
liyhttul refreshments were served The
Mrs. George S. Larrimore. Mrs. B. F.
Rufr. Mrs. Ra.nh Thomas. Mrs. w. W.
Rovcr Misacs Virginia Roberts. Martha
Roberts. Beatrice Harrah. Margaret
BUGGY. Anna Brashear. Gertrude Thomp-
son. owe Nichols. Awilda Fault. Sa-
rena Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ID. Eeuans and
family. who for the past several DAYS
have been visitors At the home Of Mt
Main street. departed on Tuesday. for
their home at PatchoEue. y. Y. making
the trip in an automobile. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charnock and son accompanied
them as far as Maryland.
Cash Register Robbed.
For the second time in as many days
the cash register In the store OF James
Martin on Main street was robbed on
Monday morning. The thieves succeed
ed in securing 81 which had been left
in the register for the payment Of an
ice bill and IS in change. MIR. Martin
was away at the time and the store
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
Rencer at Hjckeys News stand,
Selhy q Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
can Martins Ferry 2:7 J.
AlboYt w. Otts, Local Correspondent.
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I'D 1rsn 1r.st rhu1saay.

AOa KAm AAet Thu1SAAy.
A meeting Of the applicants for
equalization of the new lodge Of Red
Men for this city. will be held at the
City building Thursday evening OF this
week at which time tho plans will be
made for the institution or The new
tribe on the following Thursday eve
Iastauation Of oHicers.
The installation Of the officers OF
Booker T. Washington Lodge No. IS,
F. A. NJ. took place at the meeting Of
the order held in their rooms on Lin
coin avenue last night. and large
number Of the members were present.
A brief social session followed the
Enesr+ains Club To-day.
The members and husbands Of the
members OF the Wednesday Afternoon
club will be entertained this evening
as tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
HadSal. at their home at Pleasant VAL
ley. and a fine time is anticipated by
Lsdiss' Ala 1sosptiea
The members OF the Fourth Division
OF the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church Will be the hostesses
at a reception TO be held at the home
Of Mrs. A. r. Finley at Brookside this
evening and plans have been made to
carry the honor guests to the place in
autos.
Pocaay Punarl-
The funeral services for the late
John Pogany. well known coal miner
who died at the Ohio Valley General
hospital Monday evening following a
weeks illness Of complications. will be
held from the home OF his brother.
Joseph Pogany. at Stop IS on the Bar
ton line, tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock and the interment will be made
at Linwood cemetery.
Twelve Initiated.
class of twelve candidates were
riven the initiation at the regular
meeting Of the Order OF United Ameri-
can Men held in the rooms OF the Helm
lein building last night. and good
number Of the members were present
10 witness the work.
Memorial Program.
brief but interesting program has
been pre- pa red for the annual memorial
services Of the women'S BENEFIT Asso-
cation Of the Maceabees. which will
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.t.,,, but q. he was unloading the
mrrry mucilaec in front Of his nome
he was arrested by prohioltion OIL
GER Today he pleaded gully -" o,ed
Iatinp prohibition laws and was nheo
s3U0 and costs by Justice W; D. po"nSr
IN =. rharZc Of Sunday selling he was
also fired Sl0e: .-..,,n
jefferson county authorizes nv
been requested to make a more store ~
I4s INV Householder. aged 80 years;
r III, whose mangled body was found
an IN. New York Central tracks near
Dillonvale, O., last week IL was
frst Thought that he had occn h,r [u =,
down while walking the tracks put u
go is believed that he was assaGiteo
ND robbeu and then thrown on the
'r"eNS Affects This City.
Tho decision Of the Ohio supreme
-, handcd down today holding that
tiles cannot rebuild car tracks lot
,ract;on companies which are withou,
smff,c,ent funds to do the work ana
Kermit the companies 10 pay inc .o u,
in taxes or assessments; aI oian-
ned 10 rebuild the road OF the Mne
Ing Traction company here IN coiteS
lion with new paving and give inc .rhT.
many time TO reimburse the c'ty' nS
plan will now have TO DC ,,annad for
m a
.his wear will have to be dcloye1 unt ,,,
he company is able TO proceed Win
it's share OF the COST:
10 To Climb Building.
Harry Gardiner. known as tne hu
man E;ly," who climbed INC cpuit
house here during the recent amer ,Sn
legion celebration, will return 10 ne
city next week TO ciimn INC 'cn ~
sinc,air building, the proceeds OF CO..
lection to go 10 Argonne post OIL 'n''
city. ., ,,e.+ion.
Thomas F. Cleary of Mingo Junc,luh
has received a citation from inc Amsr,i
can army for Eallantry IN act'on anu
asne-iaUy mcritnrious service
enns He WAS with the FIRST oiVisi .
beadouartcrs company, Slkteen.h ~,
rantry. and WAS woundcn III avtto" ~
he krgonne- Meusc offensive IN one
closing days Of the American
slvc. .n,.y
-r,. marriage of Miss Helen Marie
roinw daughter of Mr.. and Mrs; bar.-
isv Foley. became the bride or Mr.. heS
I.sh,sv we'll known young man OF
10. XIV today, the ceremony nclnk
. .n,S AT ST. Peters church. Fatner
%ouers officiating. After a weootns
rim they will make their nome Will
Inc o''O Probe Coming.
Runors are afioat here that tnere
another gambling probe TO pc n'hoe ~
a special grand jury ne1t ,non ntn- Who
c uu.1,,Scted last years cleanup or gam
liz 6cns here, would neither connrm
W. edenv the reports today. Camping
roonz II is charged. are operating "iue
onnp in the city again.
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gR WEIR1ON nm
Repair Storms Damage.


The twelyc-inch sewer i'll lower Weir
ton which became clogged during the
heavy rain storms several days ago has
bern lifted and will be put down several
feet deeper 10 give II Il good slope y
large force OF men is at work on this
Improvement. Holidays Cove council!
has several men Mt work clearing the
Cove streets and walks OF several inches
OF mud and debris. Street cars running
between her and Steubenvillr are losing
as much as two trips day helping
vehicles out of ruts near East Steuben-
vile whore fallen trees. rocks and Garth
completely cover the county road. Not
one empIoyc OF Brooks county could DO
seen at work clearing the road yesterday
afternoon. It will require full week 5
work to clear the East Steubenville
road.
Dratning Cellars.
Hundreds of property owners are
stu n work trying TO set the water
out or their cellars, many OF which
were flooded with as much as four feet
or water during the recent storms. Post
master Rambrick Is using Il gasoline
pump 10 drain the basement OF the post
office building.
Crowds Falling OFF.
Considerable feeling exists among
baseball fans here against tho local hall
club importing 50 many players while
local artists like Kerr. Price. Hoffman.
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" FOLLANSBEE M
wait TIL Fourth.

Wait TIL Fourth.
Mayor Charles Berry announces that
the ordinance prohibiting the shooting
Of fireworks within the city limits prior
TO independence Day will be strictly
enforced and that the chief Of police
has been instructed to arrest all VIC
lators for the firing of even the So
wins High Honor.
Harry McGraw. well-known local
young man and Il graduate of Follans-
bee high school, who has been MEM
hcr Of the United States army reserve,
is among the Al students Of West Fir-
ginia University. MorEantown. who will
benefit by the summer training camps
to be established at Camp Custer.
Mich. and Camp HUMPHREYS, Va. Nc
Graw has been sent to the latter sta
ton, according to word. received here
in charge of 80 other boys. having grad
uated with highest hororS in engineer
ing. Civil engineers from all parts Of
the country will assemble in the camp.
Receives Appointment. 3
DR.. Morris Grossman. who graduated
with high honors from Western Reserve
at Cleveland last week. is home for
ten-day vacation with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Grossmar. of Main street.
and will then leave for Cleveland. whore
he has received an appointment and will
practice there for the coming year al
least.
Repairing Beach.
The Pastime Club members are busy
this week repairing the damage done
by the recent high water. The beach
WI be in inc condition for the big ccle
bration planned for Independence Day.
Negotiations have been opened to have
the Wcllsburg a. c. play two bail
games here that day.
Notes Of Interest.
Miss Bessie Godfrey of Mingo il visit
inG her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
N Godfrey Of Main street:
Sam Bardella has returned from West
Virginia University.
Members OF the primary department
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
were entertained Saturday afternoon at
royal reception. There were 80 chill,
dren present. in charge OF the primary
teachers. Mrs. Olive Lewis and Misses
Rose Care and Martha Sanders. .
The Women's Study club met with
Mrs. George Hubs on Friday evening.
Miss Helen Diven has accepted po-
sition as stenoGrapher for the Eagle
Glass and Manufacturing Company at
Wellsburg.
Councilman Joe Bardella was in Holli-
days Cove on business Monday after
noon.
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street school are we'll pleased with the
attendance thus far. Indications are
that the enrolment will surpass th&i
of last year whom nearly 200 ATTENDED
the school.
1i1ard Funeral Today.
Funeral services will be held this aft
ernoon at the Mt. Zion church Tor TIC
on Fulton Hin following a long illness
lnterment will be in the Rose Hill GENE
terry.
Lodge Events.
A big initiation Of the Elks lodge wan
held last night at the hall on belmont
street. Following ke-lpAt:3Sn there
was = social sess!on.
lodge. X. Of T.. Thursday evening. there
VIII % q dance and social.
DallaIrs BrisSs.
Mrs. Earl Corbett OF Massillon, for
nnerly of this city. will arrive here or
Thursday for visit with relatives.
A marriage license was issued at ST
Clairsville yesterday TO Miss Lennie
Good Of this city and Mr.. Joseph Gund'
ling Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Garnet Lace OF this city Will De
the honor guest at q social event to he
held OF Wheeling this evening. The
event Is being given by Mrs. Merrill
Smith and Mrs. John GroEan.
Miss Helen Cook has returned 10 neI
home on Belmont street after visit at
Rev. L. ". White of Noble street. is
on a business trip to Cambridge and
other points
Miss Grace Barrett Of this city has
gone TO Athens 10 attend summer school
Robert, Donald and Harry Dorer of ST
Yincents school. Columbus. arc visiting
with relatives here.
A meeting Of the teachers OF the First
Reformed Sunday school was held al
the church last night.
Capt. Harry r. Kinney. who has been
in western army hospital. is here on
a 30-day {urlough.
Mrs. Helen Ward. formerly Miss
Helen, BentfieId. will leave Friday for
her home in Montana. She will be &C.
companied by Miss Marie Rodewig oil
this city.
A meeting of the local Republican
club viii be held in the near future
il Is announced.
Hyrnan Mendelson was released from
the city hospital yesterday. where he
had undergone a slight oepration.
Mrs.. Louise Mullett entertained mem
bers OF the Patriotic club At her home
last night
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u S|STERSv|LLE Id

Funeral services wefe held Monday
evening at z o'clock. over. the remains
Of Mrs. Jennie Kennedy. whose death oc-
CURED Sunday morning at 5 o'clock. The
services were held at the home Of her
son. Charles Kennedy. and wer conduct
d by Dew. J. D. Runkle, pastor OF the
First Baptist church. The body was
taken to Marietta, o., Tuesday morning
for interment
Another OF the pretty courtssies ex-
tended Mrs. G.. 3. Slemaker. Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. who has been spending sew
eral weeks with friends here, was the
card party at which Mrs. E. 4. Durham
delightfully."- entertained . few friends.
Saturday evening. The guests were
Mrs. Slemaker, Mrs. L. A. Thistle, Mrs.
W. B. Chandall Mrs. /. o. Murray. Mrs.
S. +. Sayre. Mrs. Jack kinkaid. Mrs. H
W. Mccoy, Miss lillah Graham and the
hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry shriver. Of Akron.
O.. have arrived here for visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Anne Cawley was hostess at .
prettily appointed o'clock dinner ut
day evening. naming as honor. guest
Miss Mary Ruth Callahan. Of Des
guest Of local relatives.
George David. the five months old SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Wilson, passed
away ounuay evening II CloCk NJ the
family residence in Alley A. Surviving,
besides the parents. are two sisters.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3o. and interment will b
made in Oskwood cemetery. ..'
Mrs. F. B. Garman has been called to
Marietta, o., by the illness Of her broth.
er-in-law. l.. l.. Pierpoint. who IL sui.
fering from an attack OF tonsilitis.
- The formal opening OF the Sisters
VILE Country Club will be held Thurs.
day evening. The opening will be in the
nature Of 4 picnic supper. after which
there will be tennis and golf matches
and later in the evening cards and
dancing.
John P. Flynn. marshall Of the parade
which Will he big feature Of tho
Fourth Of July celebration. to be held
her heas requested merchants to deco
rate floats representative Of their bust.
ness and enter them in the parade.
John W. Bunting and family have re-
turned home. from Columbus. O.. and
Delaware. O.. where Mrs. Bunting and
have been visiting for a week.
They motored to Wheeling, but were
forced to leave their car there because Of
the condition Of the roads In this SEQ.
ton.
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Ohio Valley News
STEUBENvILLE &;

STEC BENVILLE. O.. June co.-L.u-
ther Payne. aged 50 years, negro coun-
ty jail prisoner. who yesterday con-
simed a glass tumber and two quart
size milk bottles in an attempt to sui
eide. was in a precarious condition to-
day and he will in all probability have
TO be removed 10 a hospital tonight,
although attending physicians claim
he has no chance for recovery. Payne
spent quiet night but at daybreak
today he was suffering great pain and
his agony increased throughout the
day. He was unable TO partake OF fooo
and was In such intense pain that he
could not move from his cell cot.
Paid Heavy Flnes.
Andrew Karfano, resident or TINS
city. hired 4 taxi yesterday, drove I"
Brooke county. ". Va. where he Sc
cured ten gallon kcE Of raisIn jack.
He made the trip back TO the city
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COlTRE

cansed 1ad Eyes Tor This AshsAbu1a
Lady
Note: It would be Illegal TO publish
these statements il they were not true.
Mrs ]. c. Sleeper. General Delivery.
this city. says; One bottle Sorool
opedruple has reduced my Eoltre and
and throbbing in my throat. Ny heart
GaS affected and my eyes at times were
something terrible. While the Goitre
has not entirely disappeared. the great
pain and distress has been cured"
Sorbol QuAdruple comes In small bot
ties containing enough for most cases
II will not stain or irritate. Does not
inte1efer0 With daily work Leaves the
parts in hsalthfui normal condition.
Requires ten minutes daily.
Get further Information at CREST d
Co. drug store. drug stores everywhere
or write Soreol Company. Mechanics
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was in charge Of his father. William
Z. Martin. On Saturday evening IL was
reported that nearly 500 was taken
from the register.
Coppsrhend Snakes.
Coppcrhead snakes appear TO be plen-
tiful in the vicinity of Mckinleyville.
no less than three large ones having
been killed during the past week. On
Monday John Roscncck. a mine work
the mouth OF the McKineyville coal
mine. and on Friday of last week an
other fairly large snake WAS killed on
the tracks of the Bethany Street Car
Company near Mckinlcyville. The bite
Of a copperhcad is extremely poisonous
and instant aid must be received to pre-
yent death
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Hughes and others arc not even allowed
on the bench. Attendance has been fall
Ing off the past few weeks. Local
sports with rival town teams take best
in a town Of this size. Only one local
boy played with the locals last week,
the other eight being total strangers
70 the lovers Of the National Pastime
in this locality.
No PAIRING. 49,.
NO Parking" signs have been placed
on the road in front Of the main Of.
fees Of the Wcirton Steel Co.
Notes Of Interest.
A number Of local people including
Chief Of Police H. L. Brooks and Squire
Thos. S. Hoffman are attending court
in New Cumberland this week.
. James Brown Of Stcubenyille was q
caller in town on Monday. ,s
Albert Snedeger Of Wheeling was Z
business caller here yesterday.
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w. j. w Osborne President, and H. Lee Dennis from Mag
noa Columbiana County Arkansas the field manager Will DO
present address the meeting Full details OF tine
brought by the Ohio Valley Homer Oil Gas Company WILL
be given by J. W. Osborne. r.xsas1s3 -'s'&-s,'<.e*
Mr. Dennis will have his maps and blue prints and will ex-
plain the location of the valuable leases the Homer OIL as
ing Company in Columbiana County, Arkansas.
The to proposition has gone lover the top No more
stock sale unless the authorized at the meet
ing tonight by the officers and stockholders.
Kirkpatrick of the Security Trust Co, finished his
audit of the books of company showing cash ii
bank '"''
~aav~~~~" j. W. OSBORNE, Pres.
IF. COVERT, secy.
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be held In their rooms. following the
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
Tssting Rire Signal
Officials OF the local fire department
spent practically all OF yesterday aft
ernoon. testing the new fire whistle
which was recently placed on the City
building. and IL the amount Of noise
made by the contraption Is any indi-
cation OF its utility, then the >s.S.lal
Is bound to be a complete success.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
9. The Rotos.

The News from all the world are
good. The. Magazine Section is especially
good to the teacher. The Photographic
Section and the Comic tail are best to the
children, to whom they partly interpret
themselves. Let me just mention a few
things from the rotos: school-classes We're
a success. There were the Jap kids daint-
lily and ninbly sitting at their desks.
Canadian outdoor class dressed for rough
weather. Sleepy looking little Chinese
still souls in repose. African blacks in
white garments under palms, for which
we children of a temperate half arctic
stricken country long as for paradise.
There were two pictures from America,
a cattle ranch and a wheat field in Mont.
both crammed with lyrical and poetic
emotion, qualities and ingredients, which
the Camera do not always convey. There
were mighty double-paged biographies
of Yankee soldiers, all goodlooking men,
looking northern, Scandinavian. Then
pictures of ladies' fashions. attracting to
my girls-they were closely studied, yes,