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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-16
FRECkLESi
Now L the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots,

Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine
double Strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-double
strength-from your druggist, and apply a
little Of it night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. 1t is seldom
that more than one ounce is needed to COM
pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear Complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
Othfne, this is sold under guarantee OF
money back if it fails to remove freckles.
Luck Has Come His Way.
''He says it's a good world"
''Hum, somebody must have just left
him a lot of money"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-16

v. N. u, FORT WAYNE, NO. 2s--1a2o.,
The evening world., 1920-10-27
TWO BANDITS SHOT
INATTEMPT TOR
CAFE PROPRIETOR
Instead OF Submitting to the
Holdup Men He Gets a Re-
yolver and Opens Fire.
ALL THREE IN HOSPITAL
FIolIacher, the Nervy ReStau-
rant Man, Badly Wounded,
but May Pull Through.

The police are convinced that 81.
they round up the associates Of the
two bandits who we're fatally shot
wh.,c trying TO hold up william j.
Martins cafe ot no. coo Columbus
Avenue last night they will be able TO
put an end 10 the terrorism that has
spread throughout the upper west
side, ana 60 hat end q large force OF
detectives ana uniformed men was
to-day set 20 searching tho region
one OF the bandits shot down by
Andrew Hollucher, q partner i'm the
cate. and himself the victim OF a
bullet Was Thomas Hunt twenty
three. ~ No. 793 Columbus Avenue.
The police said to-day that Hunt was
arrested ton days ago, suspected OF
completely u tho holdup OF a restau-
rant at Tooth street and Amsterdam
Avenue, IN which seventeen year
old boy and a japanese were stabbed.
The Japanese was robbed of SIS.
Owing % the failure Of the two vic
TINS TO identify Hunt he was released
Tho other bandit. Nicholas Mecca,
thirty, OF No. lG9 West Tooth Street.
has not os yet been connected up with
amy previous acts OF the kind. Both
men arc iu Knickerbocker Hospital
with practically no chance OF rccov-
cry. lloIuCA,r rs also in the same
hospital with bullet wound ia his
abdomen, but he may pull through.
ono matter the police We're able to
clear up definitely to-day was the
Identity of the young, slylishly
dressed woman and man companion
who were a. first reported as bcinG
associates OF the two bandits They
were merely customers OF the rcstau-
rant and known 20 tho proprietors.
I 10 was only by chance that they hap
I pcncd TO bo IN the rear room OF the
/ cafe az the time the two gunmen en-
/ tered and took seats there for a few
moments before starting the holdup
J William J. Martins TO- day gave
/ highest praise OF the pluck ct his
! partner, Hoilachcr, who matcned tho
revolvers OF the bandits with his own
"If more cafe proprictors had Ilol-
lachcr's nervo and would pull a re-
y1lver on these hold-up men IL
wouldn't be long before those gangs
on bandits would seek their loot else
where" he said.
Hunt and Mecca entered the cafe at
.lO8O o'clock last night For a time
they sat IN the rear room, where Tho
Girl and nor companion were, but just
before midnight both arose and en-.
tered the barroom. They drew pistols
as soon as they entered one display.
ling two rcyolvcrs and the other one.
Hands up! We want what you've
Continued on Second PlFe)
The evening world., 1920-10-27
BANKER LAMONT
BACKS HIS PAPER
IN COX
Doubted Policy of Evening
Post at FirSt--But Is for
League.
CAN'T STAND HARDING.
CriticiSe View Taken by TAFT
Root and Other Pro-
League Republicans.

The Evening Post to-day publishes
a letter from Thomas W. Lamont the
owner TO Edwin l'. Gay President Of
the New York Evening Post Inc, and
publisher IN which the banker says:
In framing the policieg OF the
Evening Post you have had an ubso-
utely free hand. Your decision 70
support Cox and Roosevelt was your
own decision-not mine. But H. as "a
lifelong Republican, ] had for a time
certain missivings as TO your deci-
sion. / may now say that the develop
mcnts Of the campaign have resolved
my doubts ! intend to vote for Cox
and Roosevelt
MY reason is. of course, that Cox ,s
for the Lengue Of Nations and Hard
ing is against lt The League s od-
mittedly not perfect. But 70 .s the
most practicable instrument yet
offerod>for the prevention az uurc
wars Its aim is not-as it's oppo-
nonts would have us boucyc-to force
ms to defend the existing order: but
rather 90 furnish q simple orEunlzl-
tlon 10 compel constant International
conference and discussion upon mat
tcrs OF common interest u contains
provisions looking 10 the reduction OF
armlments. This should mean the
saving Of hundreds Of millions OF dol
lars every year TO tho wage Garner
and taxpayer Il does away with see
cret diplomacy.
but, first and last, the Lcogu.
recognizes that wars are due largely
10 MISUNDERSTANDING and mIsr.pro-
sentation The cure for nisuudcr-
standing is candid Interchange of
views The antidoto tor m'srepIo-
scnto ton ia common accessibility to
the facts. The present League
creates an organization for the u-
tcgchang, Of facts and OF opinion
To prevent tho growth OF distrust 8.
the vital need of tho world to-day
and to that end tho League .s clear
ly designed.
"Forty-hyc Of The nations o' 40,
world-ull the large ones save Ger
many RUSSIA and ourselves-Uoy,
Joined the organization OF the League;
yet America has continued 20 with
hold from 10 her support and coun-
sci. Now the issue has been Joined.
'Cox says he IS for tho League and
will accept any reservations that holT
20 'clar.fy and strengthen Moreover
| hc has made itrparucuIarly clear that
he rs willing TO accept any reservation
that Will relieve us Of any obligation
! legal or moral, 10 send troops abroad
without SPECIFIC action OF our con-
gress.
Harding on the other hand. says
that he IS against the League. am
for rejection" me- says. MI Root
AIr. TAFT Mr., Wickorsh1m and other
eminent Republicans for whose gene
oral Judgments 1 have profound ro-
spect say that Harding is rca.y Ton
the League. They may De right They
may have access TO an inner mind
that contains moro OF insight and of
clarity than tho spoken words Bgi
I for one nm bound to accept Hard
'urs recorded boilers especially OIL,
Senators johnson aul BoLH. WHO IN
The evening world., 1920-10-27
DIVES OUT WINDOW
BUT COP GRABS HIM
BY HIS WOODEN LEG
NeighborS Finally LlSSo
Maniac With Clothes Line
and Save His Life.

N''N'ho'' 'f'hN d'N'' '"''"Al ID "N
open window OF hts flat on the ftlh
uoor of so e.j Second Avenue to-
da, when Policeman patrick O'shay
of th, F.sh street station entered 90
investigate complaint that mo mou
was acting u.lncl, Frank was
hangnr hcad downward whom
O'snav grabbed one of hls logs and
bracod himself with h'a Nucn4 against
tue window sdl 20 draw tho wild
man back 10 was wooden IeF
The evening world., 1920-10-27

Justice s.uJder aftcr o.kcefs h,l
entered a. pea OF NOT gut4sond bad
asked FOR m immadatt trial. h,ll
him n $1,000 nsg -av.ur the tI..
would be held as soon as possible.
CuH made a statement saving
OKoafe huow nothing o.. tuc .r.mrs
mentioned .u the indictments until r,
saw to-day IS newspapers and hal u..
at amy umo been Boo o. position Co pro-
toct Uronglucr.
Resides okcsrc the men ud. .tel
We're.
GEoRoA WILBur DOUGHTY. an
oy5tcrnan OF INV ~ former Assem-
D'ymln and for sc,t-. years super
visor OF the Town of-rlsppstead a.
has been the unouucim boss of tut
Republicans OF Nassau
ASSEMBLNMAN THOMAS A.
MWHtNNEY or Lawrence. sue
cessor OF Doughty 10 tho Legislature
and member OF the lockwood COM
Inittpc
SHERIFF CHARLES A. SMITH.
formerly JnJcr Sheriff
JOSEPH CASSIDY, former Bor
oush President OF queens; he served
part ol a term 100 Sing Sing sor sell
ing Supreme Court nomination
while b1ss ot queens County 10 Will
lam Wrlct irs was plrolcd and re-
stored 90 citizenship by Coy. Whit
'mln.
The indictment charges couspiracr
bo,wccu Jan T. l9l1 ANA sept i.
1920. between the men named and
others not set named 10 commit %
crime hy aiding ,rus.n persons go
maintain illegal gambling establish
mcnts. o. specifically charsos them
with making agreement with Smith.
both as sheriff and Under sheriff. COB
't,p ORR gamblers and ,o enable them
To- escape wrcst and prosecution when
ordered by tho District Attorney 10
raid them ana make arrests.
ono of the charges .g that Smith.
.at thc iusfIeluon of Doughty W7ne 4
Charles II. stuckey proprietor OF "a
gambling house at East RochlWay.
of am Intended raid iu February
Another IS that smith himself. as ou,
of the couspuators, warned stuck,y
of AN inJondDd raid ON place al
Lyubrook last March
There has been. current -
The evening world., 1920-10-27

LONDON OF twelve minutes deibea-
verdict inquest the body
ot Mayor died in Brxon Prison early
Monday hunger strike
The died failure due 20
did heart and ing scuryy
haus ON PROLONGED refusal nke food.
The evening world., 1920-10-27
BURMESE DEMAND
A REDUCTION IN
PRICE OF WIVES

\ DEMAND .t.r. reduction IN

A DEMAND f.r reduction ln
~ the price of wives -
sweeping the CuIn un re-
zion " Burma, according 10 the
Rev. j. Herbert Cope. ryptcscn-
utiyc OF the Baptist Foreign Mis-
SON Society in that country
= "lt islthe custom here for the
groom 70 pay certain sum 60 his
future utuor-iu-law. which Is
supposed to compensate thc latter
for loss of his daughtcrs labor"
Cope wrote, Ia q letter received
here to-day
"NDu have been demanding
moro aud more. until now "a young
man who marrics acquires debt
which hc is years uquidaunr.
And ir while paying slowly for
u.s wife. tine husband Iuous th'
anger ol her iano, she ia
promptly called bom, and. u
some cosos. sold to another man
we have been trying 90 get
them TO- reduce the charges
The evening world., 1920-10-27
MANY FRIENDS AND OFFICIALS
At INQUEST.

The Inquest, which was held In the
u-Eht. sunny Office or the prison
governors. was attended by thirty
hvc persons besides the Coroner and
Jury. These Included Mrs Mac
swiney the dead l.ord Mayors
Brother Sean Johm hs sisters,
Annie and Mary hs private chap
lain. Father Dominic; the Lord
mayors secretary, the Town Clerk
and city solicitor OF Cork, represcn-
rativcs of Irish civic and political orr
r7nzatons and Home Ohgc ami
other British Government officials
There was a crowd about the prison
>ntranoe when tho members OF the
family. accompanied 10y Art OBrcn.
mead of the London office OF the Irish
self Determination League, drove up
,n taxicab. Mrs MacSwInoy stepped
, brlslly 20 tho door, which was im-
rnediately thrown open, tho const7blos
Guarding the entrance standing aside
5cfercutially Tho Coroner arrived
shortly afterward and the party iilcd
INTO tho Governors room of the
prison.
Coroner c.. u. wyatt opened the
procecdinEs with the usual iomah-
ties. lie suggested that the brother
NJ the late Lord Mayor might desire
to testify for tho family, intoposcd,
noocyor with the reminder that the
The evening world., 1920-10-27

The widowed lady Mayoiv dressed
N back and heavily veilcd. was the
only witness ON behalf OF the Mac
swrcy family. and was the dominan,
figure OF the proceedings Her com.
pogure was indicated by her quick and
pointed replies.
MIRA MacSwiney successfully rossi-
"A the continued attempts or Tho Cor
onor 10 have her characterize hcr late
husbands occupation otherwise than
- 20 yaluntccr officer Of the lr'sh
Republican Army
The evening world., 1920-10-27
WIDOW OF MAYOR M'SWINEY
TESTIFIES At INQUEST; Jury
RETURNS AN OPEN VERDICT

Declares Her Husband Had NoOccu-
patton Except as Irish Volunteer"
and That He "Worked Only for
His Country"-Death Due to Heart
Failure and SCurvy.
The evening world., 1920-10-27

Continued on Second Page)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
DOk|ES WELCOME
THE NEW YEAR
BIG CLASS OF CANDIDATES TAKEN
IN AT NEW YEAR CEREMONIAL.
Safety Razor" Jake Nets Neat Sum for
Assistance OF Worthy Individual

IN" farewell ceremonial staged by
lIN'uu Tempt" no. lG4 Dramatic ord Z
Is. .cirlS Of kh"rassan (The Dokcs)
last night nj the Pythian Castle. was
la Ia and on" Of tn" most successful
IN the Temples history 50 FAR as fun
was concerned. Say folks. ii was rich:
sorry every man. woman and child IN
the Sidr.splittrrs pulled off. The old
and Ia" nap of the neck and thrown
bodily ont into space. 1920 was we
coined with outstrrtChed arms and made
Dokie on sight. \ feature Of the even
ing was singing IN" old year out ana
tho now year in by tn" Cand' dates. They
did fin". some wCr" al the opinion tn"
Reason they did fine was because
they had To. They didn't resemble y
vested choir. either. for they were more
Invested than vested
But. say fellows. did yoh get ono of
those cute lilttc safety rgEurS that tn"
Jockeys presented to their members last
night for Nltl" or nothing. =" b" "Na'
they cost only five cents IL You w"r"
q member n good standing ana w"r
guaranteed a. do NOR" than any I'VE
dollars rai""r on tn" market. All day
yesterday Geo. Kraft. secretary OF the
Temple, was busy taking orders for
razors FIy" hundred members wanted
they did. The F'l"is"hmann Yeast Co.
nf tins city. donai",l the safrti"s. and
'hcy were presented 20 tho purchasers
NJ the Dokl" Ceremonial last night. Al
appreciated tho joke and IN" proceeds
will b. used To help some worthy indi~
,Idual Laugh and the world laughs
with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
NOISY WELCOME
To YEAR 1920

TIL" birth Of a new prince or new
heavyweight champion was never moro
gladly h"raldcd in the history of Wheel
ing than was tho birth OF the new year
1870 Promptly as the sun passed the
midnight meridian. whistles began TO
blow, bells to ing. and guns 10 shoot'
The people who stayed up half OIL the
night To welcome another year 10 cal, II
seemed TO temporarily lose their mndS.
The fact that this is 4 lcapyear maze
the ceremony even more interesting as
tn" ladies started 10 lay their plans lor
"A good catch during the year carly. Tn
fact of the matter Is that they got on
the Job at once and began taking lessons
IN proposing and all that sort OF stult
Tor future reference. Bachelors ara
warned hereby to stay in the dark. &c!
glasses and false boards until the iirSt
iIu:,h of the chase dies from the maid l.
ems check After the first OF harcll
IL will be SAT" to 20 out III parllcS VI
three or more. and after the 1lrst OIL
JulN when the romantic effects OF june
ar, gone It Will BE- safe 10 got out IL one
iS careful.
The night was "pcnt by many happy
parties in driving UP and down the main
streets Of the city blowing horns ami
singing the funeral dlrgc ~ 1919. Ihc
streets were not quiet until long after
one O'Clock when tn" parties began -
gradually break up. bul there were peo-
ul. Oh III" streets coming home from
pclatcd watch parties until long alter
that hour. and If We may presume '"
state some If these Watchers ulu not
get home before daylight.
The fact remains that the funeral Or
old 1919 is over. The Old Year 10 dend
long live the New Year. The W ORD mas
had another Birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
FABULOUS GROWTH
OF j, S. COMMERCE
IN THE PAST YEAR

WASHINGTON. Dec. %l-(Ry The AS
socia,"d Trcss)-Sccr"tary Alexander "r
tho department Of commerce sums up
the commercial outlook for tn" year
1870 as follows:
The closing year witnesses lh""-
lou. growth Of American foreign com
lnrrrc. far bt yund the dreams 81 huS-
im"sS men hv" y"ars ago our 'ran'
balance for the year 1871" Will y" HP'
rr"N!Uat"ly four billions or d"ilhrS' n
great feet Of merchant SHIPS new IN
duetrtnS. Now sources Of supply ana IN
creased kmow1'dg" Of our own resources
ARE, suInr If tn" assets gained from our
war "Xpcrirmrr with Whlrh W" arc tnTt-
flied to meet n"w Cnndi lions hI"r.
tn, Wnr y" w"r" engaged Tor th' noNl
mart IN thu. drlrlopmrni OF our own bus
mos with h'iI, serious thought Of cN-
,uSInu 81 our activities int" world mar
k.ts. AM "" W"r" too indifferent as
regards our position Of inirri"ritE on
tho high seas To-day We ar" awak" AS
rr\,r krCor". The pride Of ant"-h"llum
days il revived and We look I" 81" our
flag ~ IN" masthead of an American
merchant ship III every impnrtant r"rt
of IA" world. carrying American goods
Wherever markets may b" found.
"Ahu"rma conditions. W" hope. arc
passing The tremendous InCrciS" IN
tho exports Of tho var period mhd" up
largely uf military supplies ana IN" sun
rrrnt,r exports of thu months following
the war. III which foods figured largely.
may not continue indefinitely. These
tremendous nEurcS have brought salts
CdrtIun Ia all. hut give gray" concern to
those who look forward 10 conditions III
lGgu The exchange situation IN Europe
is a grave problem and is so unc0mfort-
abb for foreign buyers as To ncc"SSllatc
ia som" cases government restriction
On buying. The tendency is 10 limit
purrh;S,s " ncCCSSitirS. If We would
atrn n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
5-YEAR-oLD DANTA AMBRON DIES
IN HOSPITAL AFTER TERRI
BILE SUFFERING.
Sister, Aged IL, Possibly Fatally Burnet
While Attempting 10 Save Child
From Death.


While starting n fire yesterday after
uurn. Dauta Ambrun. aged :. of li"r"h
r;citn,n, igni,rd her clothing and died a.
h.. North Wheeling hospital a. 80"
.,,lurk Helen Nmhr"u. -. SISTER "C IN"
'rr" NI,t}m. ATTEMPTED u rescue and m
la" ,nd-uNur fred her oWn "t"lh'u..
luI K al" lying IN III" North Wh"rllns
hcIpI'al III 4 serious condition. having
D,,u burned about the lac" and body.
III" two children wcr" left IN Il room
bv themselves by IN" mother VIII" CAV"
distinctions to Helen to care for h'r
nahy SISTER. Sh" saw III" httl" Chlld
puurhlug the fire but did not stop h"r
is The little one was enjoying the Spur'
Nhrn She caught fir" she immediately
threw her arms about the younger ~
ser and sustained severe burns hcrS'.lr
n,f,r" the mother heard their screams
rud hlankcIcd both the children 10 S"'"
h." flames.
Both were removed 10 the hospital
hui the nlilr one had been badly burned
and Ind inhaled much flame. Tn" "lh "
rbtld WILL recover unless complicated" :
I'D, III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
DELINQUENT PROPERTY
SALE ENDED YESTERDAY

Sh,rli Howard II. Hastings yesterday
,.,luri, It'd IA" sal" nt real "$tal" III ON"
,"Urfy I. turned delinquent Tor nUn-pa!
mont If .I"l, tnNcS ON III" final la!
81 rh,. sal, Deputy sheriff Harris John
enu ."l@ rIu"t",u pieces Of property 10
ih, State.
: W, hlr' Jr.. WAS the last man 10
IUI.,.r. "a ul.c'. uf property. paying tn"
Ir\'~ commission and cost "n Il piece
'I r:"I"riy ia Elchland district /" say"
81 from ..rl'. for the owner.
riIG:uHll 80 pieces If rC;l cstat"
,r,. 'uru"d delinquent for u"u-paY-
~. 1t OF lHI. iaN"S, OF This number
s,N,u I3r,'S Of pr0p"rt, w"r" sold 10
Individuals. four suspended and nineteen
r.d"rm.d hN tn" STATE. l"nNIn.c a total
81 -" pieces r"d'"m"d before or during
thu sale.
Shrrn Hastings held III" delinquent
i'rur'.r'N sal" open from day Ia day
from Dcr"mb''r until yesterday I" CIV
every property owner ampl" tim" To
say" IN" property from sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
new YEAR RAID
Street Sergeant Monroe and Squad
Break Up Party in House
Below the Greek

Street Sergeant Monro" and = SQUAD
ns uniformed police interrupted a New
Year party at Th"lma ROGERS house
"6%7 Market street, at midnight and
arrested her on a 'harE" OF conducting
a house Of PROSTITUTION.
Lnuisc Bakcr. Alma S,hultz Charles
Spears. Gus Sandy. Charles l'apaS and
rom IinOs wcr'' arrested on charges OF
lettering for purposes of prostitution,
Tn" prisoners were all taken t. IN" "ltN
huIiding whcr" they posted s." each for
their appearance III police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
Second Attempt at
Suicide Successful

INIONTOWN. Pa. Dec. 3l.-Martin
KrrSovcr. aged a. years. who. according
to jail authorities. failed IN All attempt
to take his own life yesterday by div
ing from the balcony of the third tier
Of cells. succeeded III committing sui
eide today by hanging himself from
cell door krosovsr. committed 10 jal;
last October on q charg" of surety of
the peace, suffered only Z scalp wound
after his 3V-foot fall yesterday. Today
he made an improvised rope from Il
blanket. attached ii Ia the coll door
and put moose about his neck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
PEACE RATIFICATIONS
WITHOUT u. S. EFFECT

,WASTINGTON. Dec. al Exchang"
Of ratIncarionS OF t. Versailles treaty
Will HAY" practically II" immediate If
feet upon American irud" with Ger
many and Will not alter present com
m"rCIal rcGularl"ns II was sand tonight
N official circles.
All restriction" on trad" with Ger
many. except rs HaruS imports ~ dyes
and coal tar products ana exports Of
wheat, wcr" removed by the war trade
board July IA. and \" far rs the United
States government ~ concerned any
thing fpam matches Ia SIX inch guns
may be shipped 10 that country provId-
I'd 4 purchaser can l." found.
The present RAJ" Of exchange is tn"
obstacle in thu way "G trade. officials
said. and a rus" III tn" Nalu" Of marks
through the StabiiIation "f internal
conditions in Germany and tn" prOduC
uiun Of goods for export Is the only
method 10y which C"mfn' re" can be To-
stored t. normal In An cffort TO inn
prov" rh" disastrous exchange rate Ger
many has imposed riSid import r"gula-
lions. II MIS- pointed cut. hut rs cN"Cli-
tive drrrr'S chang" til" lists from time
10 ,u. tn" market is left in stat" Of
uncertainty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
STATE GETS S11,666
FROM WOODS ESTATE

CHARLESTON. Dec. %I.--Thc statc
treasury during the first sin months OF
tho present lis, al year received total
Of sl34 NuU under tn" stat" inheritance
lax law. II was reported today 10y the
state tax commissioner. who ~ r"quir-
cd ro max" such collections. This
,mr,Iui was about slO.N0u les than
half Of tho total inh' rItanrc collections
tn" year before.
RI" $l%4.9"" colI"''rd IN In" IA, NlN
r,nr,hS was received from @%N estates.
thuut 400 estates were settled III thh'
iImc, but the remainder wrr" exempt
from tho tax provisions. Nearly s. too"
came in today. including on" check Tor
SIl,666.35 in settlement Of the taN on
no oetatn If George ". Woods, late Of
ohio county. The net Woods estate
was valued nj SI69. 600, being distribute
cd among collateral kindred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
BO|dt Elected Head
Of Owens Combination

Sncrial Dispatch 20 TIL" Intclligcnc"r;
CIECTNNATTI. Dee. 81 -- Charles
EoIdt, head Of the Boldt glass making
Industries in this stat" and West E!r'
riuia. was today selected NJ head OF IN"
continuation recently effected, including
,hn Iarrr Owens bottle making industry
Of Toledo. ohio. Charleston. w. Va. and
her West Virginia plants.
Boldt's election came AT the annna!
meeting Of tn" Owens corporation inter-
nets M Toledo. Buldt succeeds H. G.
Mamdr,i lille. Of Elmira, y. y. resigned
The Owens interests recently acquired
1864. 600 worth Of the Charles Boidt
Glass cOmpanyS stock for $4,000 shares
If the owens Bottle COmpanyS stock.
and a cash payment Of $lS%.nuU.
According TO local ANNOUNCEMENT,
large extensions in West Virginia plants
are contemplated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will be held at the office OF
the Company on Monday. January -,
1920. between the hours ~ . and 4
o'clock =. m.. for the election OF Man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year
and such other business as shall come
before the meeting.
JOSEPH LAWSON. Secretary.
Wheeling. w. Va. December ~. 1879.
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