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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-22

orderly house. jamie Conlsy WAS also
in the "kooler" having been arrested at
Len,z's place.
Misses Marie and Hilda RodewiK en-
tertained friends last night at their
home on Harrison street. The event
was complimentary 20 Mrs. Helen Ward.
Of Montana. formerly Miss Helen Bent
field. Of this city. Games and music
formed the diversions and 4 luncheon
WAS served.
Initiation Tonight.
Announcement Is made of a big ni-
tiation to be held this evening by the
Elk lodge. Many out Of town mem
brrs arc planning TO attend the meeting
which Will be followed By a social sen
sion.
Daaes Shursday Night.
Black Prince lodge. knights Of Pyth-
las. Will entertain with n dance Thurs
day evening at the Armory hall. for
members Of the ordr~. their families
and friends. An orchestra Will furnish
the music :-r me occasion.
trersaSsa stock.
Secretary - state Smith, at Column
bus. yesterday authorized the United
Dairy Lompa.r . increase is prefer
rcd stock from SIt2 600 e. $500. nhO and
5000 UnU. The !rcressa was voted weeks
ago al a meeting - he Stockholders
held here.
BsllairS Briefs.
A son has been born Ia Mr.. and Mrs.
James GaushRn of Belmont street. this
city.
Miss Emma Reed OF Guernsey street,
rendered members Of the Ihilathea
class of the Second Presbyterian church
at her home last night.
John Lappart has gone 70 MoosehAart.
Illinois. to attend the national conren-
ton OF the Moose Lodge,
Mrs. Nal Somehow, OF Harrison
street has returned from visit at
Sieubcnville.
William Hickman will likely be named
as patroman permanently u Nke the
place OF GAnrge Cohners. resigned.
The Service Star Legion met last
night at the home nf Mrs. Julia Herr
berg on Harrison street.
Miss Helen Fritschie has gone TO
Athens. where she will attend summer
|, school.
MISS villa May Prince. we'll known
colorcd young lady OF this city. "a
among the class graduating from WILL
berforCe University.
Russell Citizen is the delegate from
the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Rock Hin Presbyterian church TO the
state convention which opens to-day at
Hamilton, Q.
Charles Gotta. \ foreigner OF Big Run.
IL suffering with a badly injured fin
eer. received in mine accident. Dr. II.
F. link. Of this city. IL attending him.
Merle kinsey Is suffering with an in
jured thumb. He received the injury
while OF work at the United Dairy Com
pany plant.
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enjoy their annual picnic and outing to-
morrow afternoon al Epworth l'2rk. BE-
thesda \ feature or the day VIII De
3 baseball game between tho Club. team
and the fast Bethesda nine.
The annual picnic Of the Trinity Epis-
copal Sunday school will also be held
at E.nworth Park Wednesday.
At Conventions.
A number OF Beliairc people Will DC Al
Columbus and at Hamilton to-day at
tending the state Sunday school con
vention at the former place and the
state Christian EndsaNor convention al
the latter. Rev. F. L. Erect, OF this
city. viii lead the choir at the state
Christian EndeaNor meeting.
David Linard.
David Llnard. well known resident OF
Fulton Hill. died Yesterday At his home
after lingering illness HE was aged
So years and 4 brother OF j. l.. Linard'
the local insurance and real estate man.
daughter. Funeral services will be he'd
wedne sday At Mt Zion church with In
tcrment in Rose Hill cemetery.
Laundry Prices Up.
Another increase in the price or laun-
dry work is announced here. the raise
affects all OF the ing laundries OF tho
Wheeling district. Under the new schcd-
ule shirts cost - cents each To be done
up" and collars five cents each. An
awful howl has gone up a. result.
Operate on Children.
Eight children were given free opera-
tions at the City hospital in cases where
their PARENTS were unable TO provide The
expense for the care. The operations
were wre for removal OF adnolds anu
tonSils and the work was performed
mortly through the efforts OF MrE.
weems. public health sni welfare nurse.
Two Arrested.
Sam Lentz was IN the city Jail yeS-
terday on 4 charge OF operating . dis
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citation Of the Marcabces will be held IN
their lodge rooms Thursday evening cl
this week following the regular meet
Ing Of the order 4 special program
has been prepared for tho event
INSTALLATION Service.
The installation services Tor lScN;
Edwin Meuser, who was recently calico
10 the pastoratc or 81. Pauls Lutheran
church Of this city. Will be held AT inc
church on next Sunday morning ana
all OF the members OF the congregation
are planning 10 he present.
Ladies' Aid Reception.
The members of the Martha DIVISION
OF the Ladies' Aid society of the flfSt
Methodist church have arranged Tor
reception to the older members or me
division. TO DC held Mt the home or Mrs.
4. r. Finley Al Brooksldc on IhurSoay
evening Of this week. Autos Will ne
provided to carry the honor guests 70
the event.
NJ. NJ. Club Dance.
The members of the NJ. NJ Social cIuo
Of the Womcn's Rcncft Association OF
the Marcabees will hold another social
AFFAIR and dance In the Schafer hHlI IN
kirkwood on Saturday evening OF this
week. 4 sale OF home baked beans VIII
also be helo in connection with the
event.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
r.oarsra Funeral To-day.

1kOd1oS8 unoSA4 AS-ASJ'
Funcra, serNiccs wifi be held this ar
ternoon for the late Mrs Lena i.HdgerS'
aged IS years. who died late SATURDAY
al the home OF her mother. on Central
avenue. Interment VIII be in the Rose
Hin cemetery. Deceased was the ~he
OF William LOdGerS.
Leaves To-day.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Flax ieaFe
Bellairs to-day after being residents OF
this city for six years. during wnich
time Rev. Flax was the pastor OF the
Christian church. They will visit with
relatives before going 10 the North Hill
Akron Christi church. where the local
man has accepted a pastorate.
Play wheeling Team.
MANAGER Isaac Ellison. OF the Flor
snce Athletic Club baseball team. OF this
city. announces that his team will clash
with the United Commercial Travellers
OF wheeling next Sunday afternoon. The
contest is scheduled FOR the Pinch Kun
diamond and promises 10 be good one.
Local Man Presiding.
DR. l.. ". white. pastor of the Art
can Methodist Episcopal church Of thus
city. is at Cambridge. where he IS at
tending a conference OF ministers and
presiding at a Sunday school institute.
He Is the president OF the Institute.
vAeahon bible schools.
The Daily Vacation Btols school OF
the First Presbyterian church opened
Yesterday at the Union street school
aouse. There IL to be a similar school
u ShadysIde and one at Neffs. both un-
Ter the auspices ~ the Presbyterian
churches OF those places.
Park Events Tomorrow.
Members OF the Americas Club will
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drcn OF Florence avenue have returned
from visit with relatives at Cumb<r-
land. West Va.
Mcssrs. Vernon Jones and Ernest
Ncff. have returned from Z business
trip 10 Cleveland. They left last FRI
day by train to drive back two new
Overland cars for the Shadysids Auto
company.
Mrs. Eliza Davis and daughter. Mrs.
Gertrude Wilgue, have come back from
weeks stay At their country home
near Clarington.
Mr.. Howard Bowen of Lincoln avenue
has exchanged his Overland runabout
for a tive-passengcr car.
The degree team Of the Improved Or:
der OF Red Men will hold special
meeting this evening and the business
session will be followed, by social
S MiI S %i'G pr tUfde "Wednesday evening"
10 take members Of the lodge to Hunter
for visitation session.
Miss Minerva Dawson. daughter OF MI.
and Mr.; ssEa Daw for S e Ada Eor aSs
school where she will take the teacher
training course through the summer.
The Board OF Education held a bust.
ness session last evening. Routine mat
tiers peraintns to the he. hI syesO o. teachers
Miss Mildred Hall Of ST. Clairsviilt,
returned to her home Saturday after .
weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs. W. E.
Freeman OF North Lincoln avenue.
Or, and Mrs. G. Frank Malin have re.
turned frof Akron where he spent sat.
urday in attendance at the convention
OF the Ohio Chiropractors association.
SUNDAY they visited his people at Twin
Lake near Kent.
MIR. Dawson. father Of Mr.. e. Bruce
Dawson OF Central avenue. who cam?
here last week on a visit. Is critically Ill
and lille hope Is entertained Tor MS
recovery. ,,,.
MIR. William scheck Of Elk avenue,
who Is employed at Woodlawn, West
Va. spent Sunday here with his family.
The rain on Sunday prevented the ball
Rame between the local boys and team
from Pipe Creek. 1t had been rumore!
that the men from down the river had
made unusual prepare ton for the CON
test Ind fast game had been antiei-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Cnpelsnd and
Mr.. md Mrs: FRANK Con.lsnd. All Of
morrow from A hve-day auto trip 70
visit friends in Columbus and Forest. o.
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ters ordered and issued. Inventory or
dered: order Issued.
A NJ. Moore. Administrative. VS.. a;
NJ. Moore. IT al. Petition TO sci! reai
rrsrcIre for summons filed: summons
ordered and issued TO sheriff and cause
continued.
loretta A. Rca%t /. deceased. VIII
and application to admit 10 probate
filed. Sc, for hsaI nns,! June Ma. ~ l'-O'
Bur, Porter and Elsa May Porter
10 Clifford A. Holmes. Land in Bridge
POI John Albert to the Glencoe Coal
CO.. land in Richland township; SO.
Clarence X. Undrrhill. ct ux. to Latta
Robert Carpenter 10 Ross Carpenter
land in York township: $500.
George w. Hcskett. ct nj. TO hope
Wincman. land in Goshen ownship;
$3.50 A.,
chori. land in Union township; 81.
Jennie Spoonhaltz. ct al, TO Peter Gil
ner, ct al. land In Martins Ferry; *l9.
william Crispin to Marina Cr'sPih'
land in Martins Ferry: Nln.
W. W. Scott. ct al. TO the Scott Lum-
hcr Co. land in Blaincville: 81.
Ira Watkins and Ida Watkins TO
Christina Huml. land in Wheeling town.
SNIP st. clairsville Personals.
Howard w. FLETCHER and wife are AZ
GAINESVILLE having been called there by
tho illness OF Mrs. Pletcher's mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray.
G. 4. Timberlako OF Bellnire was hero
on business Monday.
r. T. McCRrty and family have return
ed after spcndng the weekend with
relatives at Scenery Hill. Pa.
Alfred Mitchell. Jr.. and wife or MAT
tins Ferry spent the weekend with
local relatives.
: FIoy Rcthel is visiting relatives
Louisville.
4. W. Schertzcr Of Bellaire was here
on business Monday.
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The following aliens filed deciarations
this county. with =. 9. Court Clerk
John Conrad on MondAy:s rInts!,s Nice:
Law. Turkey. residence. wheeling;
Frank Tate. Italy. residence Benwood;
Viccozo Guiliano, Italy. residence; Ben
wood: Guiseppe Mula Italy. residence,
Elm Grove: Giovanni az ChtaHfa, Italy.
rrsidenr". Wheeling; Gianni Panipinto.
Italy. Elm Grove.
Two other. died retitions for second
papsrs: Nathin Davidsa. Russian:
and A1heftI Morelli. Italy. both OF
Wheeling.
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SHADYSIDE

Mr.. Charles Starrett left yesterday
for Wrllsvillc TO join a Chautauqua
iram working with the Rrdpath bureau.
Tho young man will follow circuit
through tho summer looking after tents
md matters generally necessary TO the
rrpscnting nf the lyceum programs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. David Dawson OF Wnst
Ilst street, have been snendlnE a rev
AVS with relatives at Stcubcnville.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles Pintt and chill.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news Items for The Inteni-
cencer al Hlckeys News stand,
Selby q Recess Drug Store or the
BRIDGEPORT Hardware Company or
call Martins Ferry 227 J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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onrsd Of rndirsst.on and consttpation.

Il first took Chambcrlain's Tablets
about six years ago. At that time l was
greatly troubled with my stomach and
Suffered from ills brought on by consti-
Srtt medicine that helped mo IN tho
quick relief. but by continuing their use
for a short time I was cured OF ind!-
gestion and my bowels were restored 10
regular action" writes Mrs. q. w:
Jackson. Litchfeld, III. For sale by all
dcalers
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for Tho Iatelligencer
At tho Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
o:7 J.
Albert w. Otto. Local Correspondent.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
'COP DIRECTS
TONGAN WEALTH
Sodth Sea Islands Copra
Trade Brings Flood of
FordS
GOVERNMENT is
WITHOUT DEBT

NUQUALOPA, TONGA ISLANDS, Oct.
IS. (By Mail. Trust Tonga TO keep
up with the times. Nukuslofa. the
capital OF this tiny South Sea king
dom, has added two traflc policemen
10 take care Of the autos, mostly Fords,
that buzz about with increasing aban-
don.
This is but one index OF Tonga's
prosperity, shared everYw c
throughout the South Seas. Her
copra is Of rather inferior grade, but
there is plenty OF IL. In every port
are TO be found Ameican fOur-masters,
loading copra for the San Francisco
Market.
The natives have become very inde-
pendent. refuse .. TO work for Euro
peans for less than 10 shilllngs a day,
and TO cinch IL. the native Parliament
has decreed that no oriental labor
shall be imported. Since the Fiji
government will not permit natives
OF that group 10 contract for planta-
liOn work in Tonga. enterprise OF this
nature is very near a standstill.
There is one thing in which Tonga
is unique, she is a country which
has no debt. She has always paid her
way and the Tongans are. proud OF the
fact. At the time of the dismissal OF
Parliament it was announced that
Evening journal., 1920-11-17

there was balance OF 10000 pounds
in the royal treasury.
The situation Of the Tongans, pros
porous though they are, is. however,
pathetic. They are without doubt
the finest race in Polynesia. Of purer
stock than any Of those surrounding
them and far above them in intelli-
gence. In the days before the white
men came. they exacted tribute from
tho Samoans TO the north Of them
and the Fijians to the west But
at present they are barely able to
maintain an appearance OF indepen-
dcnce.
Rumors OF revolution have been
strong throughout the entire group
all this year, and the sessions Of Par
lament were very long drawn out
and secretve. 7
Like all the South Seas groups
where white men compete for native
trade, there is much gossip and petu-
lance. One version OF the tension is
that a political group who have been
reading OF the falling royal head
pieces throughout Europe, aspire 10
found a republic on the tiny ruin
which they would create. Another
is that astute leaders. constantly seek
ing for a pretext 10 undermine the
kingdom and bring about interven-
tion from outside powers, would use
revolution 10 justify that course. Il
is generally felt here that the day.
OF independence for the kingdom o.
Tonga are numbered.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
H0CKESSIN GRANGE
TO HOLD CORN SHOW

This is going to be the biggest
corn show ever held in Hockessin, '
said Fred Trimble in discussing the
corn show which will be held ain
the Grange NHaal. Hockessin, next
Monday evening. under The direction
Of the Hockessin Grange and The New
Castle County Farm Bureau.
Mr.. Trimble and County Agent
Bausman are assisting the farmers
in preparing the samples Of corn.
NJ. o. Pence, county agent leader,
will Judge The corn and vegetables
and address the meeting
The premium list follows: Best
single ear OF each white. yellow and
white cap or mixed corn; best ten
ears OF each whete, yellow and white
cap or mixed corn; best 0ne-hali
peck Of white potatoes; best plate OF
five apples Of following varieties
Staymen, wine sap, York Imperial
roman beauty and perignn; best pie
OF the following kinds: Apple, pump
kin, lemon meringue and raisin: best
cake OF following kinds: C0coanut
chocolate. devil food and loaf; besi
rusks and best loaf bread.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
DELAWARE STUDENTS
ON INSPECTION TRIP
SpecIal b Tho EyenLng Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. i7.-The wind
storm did some slight damage In
Newark and vbcinity last night. The
safety gate at the Centre station was
broken and many limbs from .rees
were blown on.
A delegation OF chemical engineer
ing students Of Delaware College in
charge OF Or. MslNr, OF that depart
meni. visited several chemical plants
in Philadelphia and vicinity. yester-
day. Among The plants VISITED was
ihc Barrett Chemical Company. The
students were shown over the entire
planls.
owing 10 the inclement weather
the box social and dance scheduled
lo/be held al ST. Thomas parish
house last might was postponed until
Saturday night.
Dr.. Walter p. Hull'hen. president
Of Delaware College addressed the
students at chapel yesterday on the
proposition OF changlnS the title OF
the college % University OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
USED Lash ON
The WRONG Man
French OficerStruck Scotch
Colonel When Latter
Was in. "Civies"
GOT DRUBBING;
CROWD WATCHED

BERLIN. Sept. 30 (By Mall).-Ger-
man newspapers gleefully print ex-
tracts from. or iranslstions or an
article in the European News, an Ems
lish newspaper published in The oc-
cupied Rhenish Territory. on the
"Hunnish act Of an overbearing
French army officer. who was pun
ished by the victim. The colonel OF the
Scotch infantry in Bonn-on-Rhine.
The article reads
"a French army officer in uniform.
horsewhip In hand rode on The rear
platform OF a crowded tfOloley car at
Bonn When the car stopped man
in civilian clothes jumped on the rear
platform and happened 10 lightly
louch with his elbow the French Of
iiccr Taking on his hat. the civilian
apologized The Frenchmqns answer
Was a light horsewhip stroke across
the civilians face.
"The civilians cheeks grew as red
as FIRE but he said nothing, did
nothing Wiinesses wondered how
any man could stand such an insult
70 Is true, the German in certain parts
OF the occupied hhineland have no
choice hut 10 submit 10 any treat
mont II they resent an insult no
matter how revolving. II may mean
death or years in prison
so soon as the trolley car stopped
The civilian alighted and asked the
French officer TO do likewise. His
smiling face expressing contempt the
French officer got on the car. The
ear crew and passengers waited TO
see what would happen. They had
not long. 10 wait. The civilian imme-
diately approached the officer, put
one thumb inside. the Frenchman's
collar and wifh-hoth hands seized
the collar Of The coat and the collar
Of the shirt. Then he lifted and shook
the Ofllcer with surprising strength,
which manifestly was increased by
raee. He shook him lill the Officers
teeth chattered arms and legs hung
limp ike those OF scarecrOw. and
the dull eyes were partly hidden by
The collar
YThen the civilian dropped the ofll-
cer on the pavement, took the horse
whip from him and gave him a hard
blow in the face, causing cash that
looked like a wound from sword.
Blood flowed freely over the neat
uniform. Then the civilian broke the
horsewhip and threw the pieces Into
The 0ficer's face.
The man in civilian clothes took
from his pocket a card, which he
handed to the officer. saving In per-
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
Oh, Dear! My Back !

Sometimes IL rs in
my arm. M erciful
Heaven, how my back
hurts in the morning"
It's all due to an over
abundance of that poi
son called uric acid. The
kidneys are not able to
get nd Of it. Such con-
ditions you can readily
overcome, and prolong
life by taking the advice
of DR.. Pierce, which is
keep the kidneys IL
good order" "Avoicl
too much meat, or tea.
Drink plenty Of pure
water, preferably hot
water, before meals, and
drive the uric acid out
of the system by taking
Anuric"( (Anti-uric-acid)
This can be obtained at
almost any drug store,
n tobiof foyry,
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
FINED FOR SUNDAY RAIL.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, NOV. II
Fines OF Il and costs today were i'm
posed upon Or. j. L. Moorefeld and
Bubbles Hargrave, owner and man
ager respectively. OF t., 81. Peters
burg Winter LeaSue Bastball team
when they pleaded guilty TO charges
OF operating Sunday baseball games.
The game in question was tween
the ST. Petersburg team and Ta4pon
SPRINGS teams. Sunday basebsli is
forbidden by State law in Florida.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
TO EMBRODFR GOWNS ny HAND

A simple way 10 embrOider a dress
by hand without making the en-
broidery look bulky is the following
The tissue paper with the pattern is
stitched on 10 the material and then
with the regular needle and foot on
the sewing machine. followed out
carefully with g00d-sized stitches the
same color as the material. When
the pattern is completed, colored silk
or metal thread Is worked through
these stitches. This viii give a corded
effect and an even outline.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17

feet French
."'l am The colonel and commander
OF The Scotch infantry garrisoning
this city. Please report 10 your COM
mander what has just happened.
VIII also MAKE 4 report
"SOme other French officers who
had hurried ~ help their comrade
hastily Withdrew when they heard
those words and left the exhausted
"Viciim' TO his fate.
"Bul the British 0f1icer in civilian
clothes had no Intention OF taking
further revenge. lie boarded the troll
ley car and continued the trip he had
interrupted ~
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
BUT 1T WAS GOOD
MONEY FOR A. THAT

PARlS-Talk about filthy lucre
A microscope at the Pasteur Institute
here discovered a mere trifle OF So
100000 disase germs on a one-franc
bank note. Among the little fellows
were the bacilli which cause tuber-
culosis, bePi-beri lockjaw and sew
eral hundred others. The tempera-
ture Of a mans pocket is just about
right for bacteria. it is said. OF
course, the professor explains. there
might be a lot more than S00O000C
on the note. That was all he had time
to count.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
INEXPENSINE GIrT

Small wooden coat hangers may
be purchased in almost any tO-cenl
store. These are covered with shirred
satin OF a dainty color. A tiny bow
and flower adds a dainty touch and
make this an acceptable gift 10 be
used for the daintiest party fr0cks.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
EnR HANnKERCnIEES

A dainty handkerchief box Is made
from a shallow candy box. The lid
Is covered with sheet wadding, which
Is glued In place and covered with
satin or taffela. The bottom edge is
finished with ribbon. The box Is
trimmed with lace, little ribbon roses
and bow OF ribbon that covers half
OF the box.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
RCm CHILDREN sTARvE. roo

CINCINNATI. O.--'Tisn't only the
children OF the poor who are "slarv-
ing but The children Of The rich as
well, according 10 Or. C. y. knight OF
the United States Public Health serv-
Ice. who spoke here. Malnutrltion. OF
moi cnoBgh Of the right kind OF food
IA responsible for illness among chill
dren or an classes, said he.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
IELrcTroN plIr PAPER TO sLEEQ

DANV1LLE. Ky.-The Danville Ad~
vocate showed just how seriously
they take politics down here. Ihe
editor ins rled this notice in the cleo
ton edition: "The Advocate will miss
the next issue. The whole force was
getting returns last night and we are
an going 10 sleep-the loss OF sleep
and the news we got is enough TO
nnl us 10 sleon.N
Evening journal., 1920-11-17
WHAT Is PERIOD
FURNITURE?

We have been hearing a ereat deal
lately about period furniture. What
Is ity 1t is modern reproduction
OF old designs, SO artistic. useful and
dursbr that they have contnued-in
sOnlc cases-for centuries. Before
you buy that new table, Mrs. House
wife. Il will pay you TO know some
thing about period FTniture.'