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Newark post., 1920-02-11
Chautauqua Reading Cir
Gle to Meet Thursday

The Chautauqua Reading Circle
win meet with Mrs. Linton Coyle
on Thursday evening, February
10Th.
The Circle will study at that
time the last chapters of the book
on Mexico.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Newark Trust Co. .
Stock Sells High

A new record was made yester-
day in the sale of Newark Trust
Co. stock when it brought s125 a
share, a gratifying compliment to
the prosperity of this enterpris-
ing institution.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
"Y" Cagers Win Easily
From Old Swedes

The "Y" team recently organ
lied won easily over the cagers
from Old Swedes on Wednesday
last on teh "Y" floor, by a score
Of 81 to 13. The visitors were
held to three field goals while the
"Y" made II. The lineup and
score follow:
Newark post., 1920-02-11

It's a peculiar thing that when
a, man loudly demands more lib
erty, whether of law or conscience
or creed, generally it is because
he wishes to do something he
ought not to do.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Your Last Opportunity to Get Sellers Cabinet at
These Prices

Months and months ago the order for
these Sellers cabinets was placed They
have but recently been shipped to us, and
at the price of months ago. These cabinets,
if we bought them today would sell for
$500 and S65.OO-a distinct saving on this
lot of $500 and $1,000. The cabinet Illus
strated is the Sellers Mastercraft It is a
big, roomy cabinet, 48 inches wide and 70
inches high. 1t has an oil hand rubbed finish
that laughs at the heat and steam of the kit
chen. 1t has sliding porcelain top, a full
assortment of glassware and numerous little
conveniences. In addition it has of course,
the exclusive Sellers features:
The ant-proof casters
The double base top construction that
makes clean cabinet
The sanitary, easy cleaned, non rusting
glass drawer pulls.
We WW gladlu mail ;Uust,,,.J I,oLI
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Illness Brings H. S.
Activities To A Standstill

The first regular meeting of the
Alpha branch of the State Teach
er's Association, scheduled for
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Alumni

Substitution Ramsey for Fader.
Field goals, Robinson 6, Arm
strong 4, Moore 2, Smith 2, Steel 2.
Foul goals, Moore 7.
Referee Lilly, Delaware.
Timekeeper-Hopkins.
Newark has played number Of
games this season with strong
teams and has made good show
ing at all times.
A game scheduled for this week
with Delaware College Freshman
has been cancelled because Of the
disbandment of the Freshman
team. Manager Steel will prob
ably arrange wor game with
ElktOn or Beacom's.
Newark post., 1920-02-11

-, The base shelf extension that does awav
with back breaking reaching.
-. And the Sellers automatic lowering flour
oln, easily filled without dangerous chair
climbing and instantly removed and replaced
for cleaning.
The price of the Sellers Mastercraft for
thls iot only is $4,000 net in the oak finish
III "nlte' grey or blue enamel, done in our
own shop, $1,000 net.
~ =, me Sellers Kitchenneed has practically
an tne features of the Mastercraft but is AZ
INC! 1mcnes wide, made for the smaller kitchen.
lnis cabinet is priced $500 net in the oak
anu so2.oo net in white grey or blue enamel.
The Sellers cabinet is the finest cabinet
made, the choice of the woman who knows
and wants the best. '''''
AT these prices our present stock will
not last long. ''''N VIA
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Old Swedes

Substitutions Hoffecker for
Moore Lilly for Eissner, and
Moore for Marrs.
RefereeHolton.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
A Welcome Shipment Of Administer Rugs

7-6x9 ....... S45.0O and S54OO
6x9 ........ S41.50 and S34.50
4-6x6-6 .... .s1s.75 and S225O
Something new is a designed rag rug in
blue or rose, we'll adapted for bed : pom and
bath.
24x48. S24S
27x54. $3.50
lnlald linoleum in wood or tile patterns
is marked S1.5s, s1.s6, 1925, s2.4s and s2.7o,
and there is large stock to select from
Printed linoleum, SOC, 99c and s1.13 the
square yard Felt base floor covering is Csc
the square yard.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
Diamond State Cow Testing
Association

Ten cows having the highest
hfttarfo+ racord.
Newark post., 1920-02-11
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
HERB SAP MADE
HIM FR|SKY AS He
WAS YEARS AGO
Proved It by the Way He Gripped
Me in Shaking
Hands.
Nv "a. M HODES

Louisville. Ky.-John Hartman. 1l27
Goss avenue. old time resident of
Louisville. told me it was none OF my
business how old he Is. He's been
taking Herb Sap. the great tonic and
stomach medicine. and I wanted 10 get
some satisfaction about him.
I'm over sixty" Haarrnan! conceded
Sap my clock has been turned back 20
years! Just look at me-
I did as commanded ana must say
that he didn't look like the same per
son as. when he came TO the drug
store TO see me a month before.
"A month ago." he continued. when
I called to see you. you'll remember
was in bad shape. I couldn't cat
blessed thipg as I had no appetite
My stomach had gone completely back
on me. had aches and pains in not
only my back and limbs but in every
part OF my body. it seemed like. |
was weak as a cat and so nervous that
my whole body was wet from cold
sweats. Just beads Of II stood out on
me necessarily. was TOO rundown
to work lick ! began to note 4
change. though in IS hours after TAX
ing Herb Sap and now after having
finished the second hottle-well! jost
look at me. I feel rejuvenated and
eat-well. I'm hungry all the time. I'm
right on 'he job now, every day.
new man physically, with new mental
effort. Herb Sap is surely wonder
full tonic 1t proved a blessing TO me-"
Herb Sap is now obtainable here at
c. H. Griest & Co.'S or any reliable
dealer IN this viciRity. Your favorite
druggist, no matter where located, "'n
get il for you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

hospital in California. Mrs. Finley
was Il resident of this place for several
years and is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horny a. Neff, former residents
received here on, Tuesday by Mrs. Side
bottom. sister of the deceased.
Mrs. Finley is survived by n husband
and two small children. besides her par
ents, a sister and brother
Times for Holding Common Pleas
Court.
It is ordered that the terms Of the
common pleas court in the county OF
Belmont for the year 1921 be fixed as
follows. to-wit: On the 4th day of Janu
airy and the 9Th day Of April and the
2t7h day Of September and the said
terms OF said court to begin at Q o'clock.
CHARLES J. LYNCH.
Judge Of Common Pleas Court, Belmont
W. c. T. o.
The W. CT L. will hold a reception
in the VI. f. church on Wednesday even
ing. October 27th. at o'clock. This
reception is in honor Of the new mem.
bcrs of the organization. 4 number OF
invitations have been issued and fine
time is anticipated.
Halloween Social
The Young Peoples Society Of the
United Presbyterian church, will give,
social in the Sunday school room Of the
church on Friday evening.
Marriage Licenses.
Floyd Ridgwcy. Of Bethesda, and
Clara Eikleberry. of Beallsvillc. r. +. d.
No. ..
John Alexander Campbell, OF Barnes
vile. and Sarah Margaret Shepherd. OF
st. Clairsville.
Thomas Joseph Ratchford and Carrie
Marie Henderson, both OF Fairpoint.
Realty Deeds Filed
Grace n. LcSeur TO William Smith.
I'D -, inc
Simo Zatezale and Martha Zatezale
to Samuel Poltone and Ida Poltone.
Land in Richland township. $4,000.
Earl ]. Hughes and Blanche c.
Hughes to Leo r. Elikan. Land In Bell
aire. $40.
Folmar- Romine Co. to Joe Mackic-
wicz. Land in Mead township. $40.
Orville D. Kinds TO Jackson a. Rice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

that the car he had in his possession
belonged t. Mr.. Pullman and that he
was returning II TO him He did not
know that the Pullman car had been re-
covered. Police looked up the adtQ IL
cenSc records and found the machine
belonged to Mr.. Warner at Youngstown
and on inquiry there were infnrm"'s
that tn" nIaChIn" was stolen yesterday.
Record Collection.
investigation of the records of Justice
W. -. DoMn"r'S court here reveals :hc
fact that tho sum Of S30.94l has been
collected through his court during the
past ten months in liquor fines alone.
The usual run Of collections of Justice
offices here has been $5.0n0 per year
from all sources. This collection from
pruh bitIon law violatorS is believed tn
be the largest through any single Justice
ufiIC" i'll tn" state Of Ohio in the ten
months period. oyer ll.0n0 Of this
sum was taken in from the prosecution
If Stcub"nvillc violaturS who were
rounded w recently.
Wreck Blocks Tracks.
bad freight wreck in the vicinity Of
mrG"ttStown. Pa, blocked traffic oyer
the main lines nf the Pan Handle rail-
road from o'clock this morning until
late this afternoon when the wrcckagn
Was cleared away. II was stated in
railroad circles here that an caStbound
freight huCklCd and eighteen cars wer"
smashed up and Strcwn across tho main
making the dctuur Of all through trains
Necessary.
Captured Still.
Constable James Parkinson and as
SiStuntS raidrd a residence here last
night and captured 4 SIM three barrels
Of mash and some bonded liquor but tho
owner WAS absent at III" time and C2-
capped @rr"st. II" is being sought by
the prohibition officers today.
$500 IN Prizes.
I.l of "a
been contributed by Stcuhcnville bust
moss. men and citizens and il was an
nounc"d by Mayor E"ist's committee to-
day that 5000 "r this sum will he given
in prizes for tho best costumes shown
in the parade To be he'd next Monday
night. The entire business section "f
tho city is to be given over for the
celebration.
John II. Davis.
John II. Davis. aged IS ycars. dtca
at his home north of tho city today
after n brief illness. He is survived
by his wife and five children, Robert.
John and Elizabeth. at home. Mrs.
William Still of this city. and Mrs.
Stewart Kendall of Fast Liverpool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Campbeu-Sh

The marriage of Miss Margaret Shop
herd. of this place, and Mr.. john A
Campbell of BarncSvillc. was SOLEMN
lied Tuesday morning at IL o'clock,
October Goth. at tho home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. h. Shepherd.
of West Main street. Rev. &. W. Cooper.
pastor Of the Methodist church of this
place, performed IN" ceremony. Miss
Mary Shepherd. sister Of the bride, and
Mr.. Willard Campbell. were tho attend
ants, and only members Of the imme-
d!ate families attended. Following the
ceremony Il wedding dinner WIS served
At Welcome Inn. Louisville. after which
tho happy rounlr lett II an HulomOp4!c
for trip to Atlantic City. Upon thci"
return they will reside in RarnrSvillc.
where Mr.. Campbell! is engaged in IN"
transfer business. Mr.. Campbell was
employed in the county auditors office
for several years and Ia well known in
this vicinity and is quite popular among
a host of friends.
borcas Neff Finley.
The many friends Of Mrs. Dorcas Neff
Finley regret very much to learn of~hcr
sudden death following an opa-"tLAn ir'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

DR.. Clarence r. Allen. pastor IF the
church.
4 beautiful gift was presented to tao
guests of honor ny W. J." Miller, who
made the presentation speech. in token
of the high esteem in which they were
held by their associates in the Chur'h
work
At o'clock. 4 dinner was served to
the fifty p' rS0ns in attendance. alter
which the audience arose and sang L
hymn led by NJ: +. G,rsey' tons, o,a
he was followed by Mrs. w. h. bowman.
who sang two solos. entitled "rherc's a
Rose" and Just. for To-day" Mr.. HAM
iltOn WAS aCCnmPauiSt.
F. r. I.robst, also delivered i toast,
and Mrs. Il. r. Hamilton and Nj 81
Smith contributed II wonderful priano
duct. A toast was quoted by Mrs \. J:
Clarke. who spoke highly of the work Of
the two guests Of fnn"r. and following
her address. Ray. Chairman, sang I've
solos Summer is Fled" and Little
Mother Of Mine" He was accompanied
by Miss Hicks.
S. S. Jacob Jr.. was then called upon
to deliver a toast. and he came 10 IN"
front with 4 roar of applause. Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. T. lrObSt. sang duet and
were accompanied by Mrs Hamilton.
w. l.. Miller. then delivered the pre-
sentation speech. and was followed by
a response from Mr.. ClcEE. He thanked
his co-workerS for the tribute they had
paid him. and was very much impressed
by the "send-Oft' they had arranged
for him and his family.
Mr.. ClcGg was followed by his wife.
who vcrsed her opinion of the West Nir-
ginia people in the following poem:
You may travel from the east
The north. the south, the west,
But of all the strange people you meet
West Virginia folks are the best
Another hymn was led by Mr.. Gi"scy,
and the program was completed with 1t
prayer by G. Fred Anderson.
Mr.. Clcgg is we'll known in the Wheel
ing district, being affiliated with several
organization in this vicinity and Il hard
worker for the y. VI. c. A.. and his
many friends are wishing him success III
the Ohio. city. where he will act as adj
vrrtising manager for the Sterling
Products Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

speak here. He is combining the major
portion OF his campaign To church ad-
dresses.
Are q Registered
Are you registered? II you are not
you will have q last opportunity to q"
SO today. The county commissioners
will be in session at the court house
from this morning until 2 o'clock this
evening. IL you are not. registered and
do not take advantage of the opp"rtunl-
" today you will lose the privilege OF
casting ballot in this. the greatest
election contest Of all time.
Women workers.
A peep in the Republican wOmen's
Headquarters in Market street reveals
a Yertible beehive of activity. These
women are working morning. noon AMI
night Tor the success of the Republican,
ticket. They have perfected an organ!-
zation second to none IN the country.
Among those untiring workers, MISS
Anna Reymann is to be found constant
~ at work. Her assistance has proven
OF great value to the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

Land in Flushing township 31.o0.
j.. W. Osborn. sheriff to orvills. D.
Kinds. Land in Flushing township,
j. 4. Clark and Eva NJ. Clark to
Mathew Z. Thornton and Sarah }.
$500. = -
Marriage Licenses -..
=, J %sa cupor and Sophia s'n'k'. both
Bernard Michigan Of Carnegie. Pa.
and Mary Margaret s9ncavich. OF Ian;
Pearl Castle swallie and Mary Alice
Stephens. both Of Atlas. ,,
Joseph T. Walling and Margaret c.
O'Neil. both Of Martins Ferry.
Arthur Bruerton Potter Of Jackson.
vile; Fla. and Anna Belle Edwards OF
Martins Ferry.
Joe Deicotto and semplicia Delcotto,
both of Bellaire.
Personals
Mrs. Lottie Allies has returned; ettes
spending the week end with relatVes
X. G. Cooper Of Bellaire. was here on
John Mcbride of Warren, spent tho
week end with bis mother, Mrs. w. n.
Mcbride: south Of town. ~ c..v
Mrs. Cornelia Vlckers Of Kansas CITY
is visiting at the home of her brother.
Frank Meade of East Main street.
Thos. Bickerton and wife have re.
turned after visit with relatives az
New Martinsville.
Mrs. Earl Lewis and son Robert
have returned. after visit with rela-
tives at Men.
Jacob Parkinson and wife Of War
mock, were visitors in town Monday:
C. c. Sedgwick Of Beiialre' was nero
on business Monday.
Mrs. Viola Parkinson OF Lamira- was
here on business Monday:
Mrs. Elmer Miller. VIII pe hos.ees ~
the members Of the Kilablue cluo on
tuesday evening at her home on East
attorneys G. A.. Colpftts and VIM. v.
Bennett Of GAINESVILLE. were here on
business Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
STEUBENV|LLE
JAILED FOR THEFT
OF AUTOMOBILE

Steubcnvillc. O.. Oct. G.-CharEcd with
the theft of two automobiles. Harry
Buckets. aged IS years. of this city
was lodged in the Jefferson county jail
here today. following his arrest by Mar
shall Hall at Richmond. O., west Of here
last night. 1t is alleged that Buckets
stole an Oakland roadster belonging to
NJ. F. Pullman of Follanshee, w Va.
and a car of similar description belong
ing 10 Benjamin Warner Of Y"unCs-
town, o. The accused will be banded
over to the Youngstown authorities.
About ten days ago. authorities say.
Buckets stole the Pullman machine here
and drove 1t to Clarksburg. w. Va.
where II was recovered after ne had
aha ndoned IT. Having knowledge Of the
fact that he had been paying attentions
to a young woman at Richmond. the
marshal there was notified TO be IN the
lookout for him and today when Buckets
drove into that town with a roadster,
he was arrested and brought here.
WhenI brought here Buckets claimed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
John Temple Graves
Addresses Democrats
Author and Lecturer says Cox willing
to Have. Changes Made In Wilson
Covenant

Speaking before an audience 81 $50
mon and women voters at the Market
auditorium last evening John Temple
Graves. that great master OF the Eng
fish language, delivered an eloquent sd
dress on "'rhe League. Of Nations" MT.
Graves said that Governor Cox stood
ready to sit in conference with the
United States senate: 10 remove any
dangerous establishments from the Ice .
quo covenant and 10 draft II In a form
that would bring peace on earth. good
Will toward mon.
Mr.. Graves said that President Will
son may IN vc made n mistake when he
did not call into conference the senator's
Tor III" purpose Of listening TO their
counsel on the league. He charged the
failure I" ratify the covenant to part-
san statesmen.
The speaker said II may have been
the divine providence OF God Almighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

GIVEN FAREWELL
sHBRMAN D. CLEGG ID RENDERED
SURPRISE BY FOURTH STREET
CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Has Boon Advertising Manager Of
! Sterling Company and Is
Widely Known.

Mr.. s. d. Clegg. his wife and son.
Sherman, who leave for Dayton. o.. this
week, where they will make their home,
were the honor guests Of a farewell sur
prise party, last night. given by the
members OF the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal church, Of which Mr.. Clegg is
the Sunday school superintendent, and
ono OF it's foremost workers.
High tributes were paid to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clegg for the work they have ac-
complished while connected with tho
church affairs by the POSTMASTER, Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
Ara II RnoiHterad2

speak here. He is combining the ma jor
portion OF his campaign To church adj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
KILLED By SHOW TRAIN

Oakland. Md, Oct. 26.--I. l.. FELTON,
Of Corinth. w. Va. near Oakland, was
struck by special train on the i.
& O. railroad carrying the Passing
Show" theatrical company from Clarks-
burg TO Cumberland shortly before noon
today and instantly killed.
He was driving an automobile. He
reached the westhound track and failed
TO observe the special headed east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

to have caused tho NWdr tHiV IVtoTI,
az nations may be born which wouId
bring forever peace On earth and the
and IF hostiii,ics between nations.
Attorney z. }. MCtiniCy. democratic
nominee Nor prosecuting attorney WIS
juIroduCed hy John -. Palmer. the chair
man. as a candidate running for an OF
I.c,. as equal in Importance as mat to
which Mr.. Cox aspirrS. Mr.. MCKINLEY
charged vice IS rampant IN NhcelhS
and that II elected he Will close such
ulaCcS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
FORM MOTOR CORS
VIII Ma0s whirlw1nd Campaign In Ohio
County and Convey Voters to
Polls Tuesday

With Mrs. Frank Schmidt as chair
man and Mrs Arthur Stifel as vice.
chairman the Republican women's COM
mittee at a meeting yesterday after
noon at their headquarters formed a
motor corps. The corp was organized
for the purpose OF conducting whtrl-
wind campaign in the county. On cleo
ton day the members Of the corps VIII
be at the wheel OF automobiles to con-
yey voters TO and from their voting
nrscincts A specified number Of ma
chimes will BE- assigned to each precinct
in the county.
The members Of the corps are:
Mrs. H. L. Fields Mrs. Henry Hazlett
Mrs, George Row Mrs. Harold Etz
Mrs Mertz Franz Mrs. w J. Stoop
helm Mrs. Edward Hitch
Miss Eleanor Tay- man
ior Miss Etzel Metzner
Miss Eddie Flaccus Ms. Henry Mcclure
Miss Eleanor Greer Jr.
Mrs. VIM. Glessner Mrs. D. S. Morgan,
gus Mrs. william Cruise
Mrs Earl Adams Miss Eleanor Stew
Mrs. Fred Behrens are
Mrs, lessee Bloch Miss Elizabeth
Mrs Joe PAUL. Jr. Beans
Mrs. Morgan MISS Mary Duoley
Clarke Mrs. Alfred Some
Mrs Nav simpson born
Mrs Gibson Cald- Mrs. Chew Rankin
we'll Miss SChockey
Mrs, Arthur Stifel Miss Elizabeth
MIS- Es- H. T. WILMA Mrs, Frank Schmidt
Miss Ruth McCul- Mrs. Frank Arm
lev bruster
The wonen's corps will hold a Joint
meeting with the mems motor CORPS
Thursday afternoon at four o clocA-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

Congressman N. VI. NeeIey, candldAtc
for reelection has not delivered an ad-
dress in Wheeling during the cam paign.
II Is reported that Mr.. Nceley will be
conspicuous by his absence on the
stump In this city. He is in the vernac-
ular Of the sport world. playing both
ends against the middle" As a result
II would be difficult for Mr.. Medley to