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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
MARTINS FERRY
Leave items for The Intelligence
at the Burd News. Agency, South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
227 J.
Albert W. otte. Local Correspondent
Prisoner Had Gun.

Prisoner Had uuCu.
a man giving his name as Mttar
Nlarvsel was arrested IN the west part
Of town. where he Is reported 10 haN"
threatened a man wife IN her home
When the police arrived the owner or
the home was after Mitar with a huge
club.
The prisoner had a loaded gun and
box Of ammunition on his person when
searched at tho City building and he
was jugged 20 await a bearing before
Mayor Charles Coleman:
Double Picnic Saturday.
On account OF the condition Of the
grounds selected at stor 1S on the
Rayland line for the picnic or 81.
Paul's Episcopal church. the annual pic.
mic Of the church and sunday school
will be held Saturday on on the Island h a
Joint event with the Methodist Sunday
school Of this city. and program OF
events has been arranged, In which
about thirty prizes WI ho.s be aS SiTfn s
attend the picnic have been asked to
mce, at III" church on Walnut street
Scouts Meeting.
a GOOD number Of the members Of
the local troop of The Boy Scouts at
tended the meeting held in the base
ment Of the First Presbyterian church
last night. and large number have
signifed their desire 10 spend part
or the TWO weeks AT the SS'HP "' r'Sc-
P'' Leave for District Msseing.
George. Kidne"; IrspresentinS me
Otto. district chief Of the Eastern Dis
trict OF Ohio. es well as several other
members from this city. leave tomorrow
morning for Crichsvtlle. @, TO attend
the district meeting OF the order.
Class Outing TonignE.
The members o: the Delta Alpha
class OF the First Baptist SUNDAY
school will hold an outing at camp.
along the river north Of this city. this
ture OF a wienar roast. and a pleasant
evening - promised 10 the r!aRs mem
Ice Cream Social.
The members Of the California club
Of the women's Rencft Association of
the Maccahees will hold an ice cream
social on the lawn OF the Central
school building tomorrow evening. and
A good patronage Is anticipated from
The members &C the order and their
friends.
Row stokers Here.
Tho new automatic s.okers which
were ordered some time age for the
local water plant have AZ last arrived
IN town and viii he taken TO the plant
FOR unloading and installation a. once.
The fuel will he handled 20 the boilers
more readily and easily. after their
instal lation.
Tickets Are Ont.
The first Of the tickets FOR the 7H-
nual outing and picnic ~ the members
~ ,h~ improved Order of Rod Mru Of
the Eastern District ot Ohio were placed
in the hapds Of tho members OF the .:
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Big Game SUNDAY

Tho Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal
company team Of NetfS. Will play
against the Larerty, Ohio. team sunday
afternoon at the StXtesnth street
ema SASlding game between the TWO
teamS Due TO the fact. that both teams
have each won game there IS more
than the usual amount or interest oelns
manifested in the COMING contest.
Mccall. who Is the star tw!rler OF the
Laferty club. will no doubt oppose Hell
dlebach! Manager Petren's mstnsay.
The LafIcrty club Will also have QuiE-
ley on third base Qu!gley - one OF
the fastest and best players that has
ever appeared on a sent-proieSSlohaA
Play Cambridge
The Florence Athletic club baseball
team OF South Bellaire Will go TO Cam
team OF that place. The teams are
about evenly matched and good game
should result when they clash. II VIII
be the first time during the season that
the two teams have met.
Yacht Damaged
A yacht owned by Fred Skunk OF
South Bcllaire was cut loose from its
uTnoorlng and taken out into the river
where the engine and machinery was
dumped overheard. Tn" yatcht was
the McMschen dam. An investigation
Is being made and an arrest will likely
reSult
ono offender
One offender faced Mayor Culbertson
IN police court last night. The lonely
one was charged with being drunk ano
was taxed the usual fine OF IS.
Hospital notes
Mrs, Martha Jane williams, OF Sha-
. dyside aged II years. Is improving al
Tho City hospital. following an opera
ton.
Robert Robertson, coal miner. injured
at the Schick mine some time ago. has
been removed to his home from tho
City hospital.
Nay 60 TO Germany
. Young men may now enlist In the
army for service with the American
forces In Germany. An order received
at the recruiting office yesterday.
! states that men may now enlist f01'
three year termsiin tho -zvalh-, pfan-
-. try or quarteruIaster corps FOR Ger
man service.
howard Orchestra
The Howard Orchestra. a famous or.
ganIzation. will be the chief feature for
y the Epwor:h park program today. The
organization IS to- give a program or
p special numbers this afternoon and
: again this evening. The sane company
will be the attraction at the park chau
tanqua on Saturday.
Play vance Club
Tho Bellaire Enamel company base
y, bail team OF this city. has a hard game
scheduled FOR the coming Sunday. The
team goes 10 Wheeling 10 clash with
the fast Vance Athletic club nine. The
game will be played a. the Twenty
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PADEN CITY

Mrs. J. W. Braham has returned from
n brief visit With relatives al FursieS'
Mrs.C. NJ. K!mfl. and daughter Miss
Gertrude, have gone to Newburg Tor
visit Of some length with relatives.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ruby Of Canada arr nero
for an extended visit with RELATIVES ana
friends.
Mrs. D. c. Wilhelm is In Parker'ours
TO spend a few days as the guest ofreiA-
tives.
Leslie Kimble. who is employed u ths
civil service department at WashInItop.
y. G.. is the guest OF home Joke near
here
Mrs. Mary Case. after a Visit With
her mother. Mrs. Sarah Davis. mas re-
turned home to Sardts. q.
Postmaster Bruce Henthorn tsehsecl-
cd business in Sstersvillc, Weonesmy.
The Ladies' AID society OF the SteflnS
NJ. +. church were entertained Wedn's-
day at the horne OF Mrs Arleus snol
os Paden Fork. The guests were con-
veyed 10 the home OF the hostess IN Az
Okey Jacobs Of this city has pur:has-.
cd the Fred Dietrich farm. located tpout'
two mSos from Padcn CITY.
Leo Berry is recovering rom 7urnS
sustained, in IN accident ct the plant ct
the Monongahela Iron * steel mill,
where he is employed.
Miss Irene Cunningham was the guest
Wednesday OF friends in Sistersvale.
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SANDY RIDGE

Mrs. I.ottie Mccormick. OF Bellaire. ts
the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Hoffner, or
Lower Sandy.
John Allen Herbert. Mari and VIII
Carmichael and Spencer Cox, Of cam
eron were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. {.
ERnsopr. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Howell and family
spent Sunday With Mr.. and MSs. Fred
NoweIl- OF Somerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Fisher and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ~ II.
Foreman. Of Spcidcl.
Mrs. A!lcn Lee. Of SpcIdrl and Mrs
Julia CorhIn. OF California. spent Thurs
day with Mrs William Boyd.
Nj and Mrs Ernest Bailey and FHm-
fly. spent Sunday with Mr.. md Mrs.
George MrRurney
Miss stella Thompson returned I" h"r
home north 81 Rarncsvnl'o sunday a''"-
spending e"-no IN" w,rh ". rnl NJ.
Ernest Rall"F.
Mrs Charley Parker and daughter, OF
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Benson and family attended ean1r mest'
ing at Sebring last week.
Maurice Wooster and family nsV ~
moved from WellsvIlle and are IiNnS In
q part OF the J. c. Morris residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.: C, Tolsnd an son.
Donald. visited Cadix friends last week.
p. s. Lunsford Of Pleasant Grove
was calling on friends Sunday;
Joseph Murdoch Is on the SICK mt.
Mrs. Charles Hill and son ana
daughters Lowell and Florence Of eeI.
laire. visiting at the home OF oyde
NT Roy DUNCAN made bushes. trb to
Canton ard Barberton last week
Harry Carey in Bare FISTS, Vni-
versal production. at the Gem theltrs
July 81.
Mabel Anderson. who recently under
went an opera ton at the Martins Ferry
hospital. t. getting along nicely. Ter
mother. Mrs Parker anderson. Is spead-
ing the week ut Martins Ferry
Mrs. ". J. Hendershott ana iitt!e ,on
and Alics DUNCAN and Vada Blackleofe
are spending q few days with ;DiltonniD
friapdS
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SHERRARD

Lecture on Poultry.
On Wednesday, morning. August 4th.
AT IN o'clock Mr.. Andrews OF the Az
riCulturai department OF the West Viz
giu!a University. will gNc p Demon
stratiOn and lecture on poultry Mt the
farm Of William Bchrens, The lecture
will he very instructive aud everyone
is urged 10 he present
Sherrard Briefs.
The Pleasant .Hill SUNDAY school will
he held IN the hGh school auditorium
on sunday morning AZ 10 O'Clock. the
church being closed for repairs.
Miss Cassie Whctzel OF WesterviHc,
O.. Is the guest Of Mss Helen Garvin.
Ben Dean Of Wheeling Creek is seri-
ously H.
Mir. and Mrs G.. H. stetnman and
children. Bernard, Hunter and Charles.
Ir. have returned 10 their home in
Elyrla. O. after visiting relatives on
Wheeling creek. -
Miss Mary T.. Ashton Of Rrnoksthe.
g. Is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. J. +.
Krgcr.
Mrs s. Z. Fishcr will entertain the
PHEASANT Hi'I Ladies' Aid society AZ
her home next Wednesday afternoon:
NJ and Mrs. ]. W. Eehrcns. former
" # Sherrard. TOW Of Elm Grove. are
the proud parents OF baby boy.
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Big Meeting Tonight

One OF the biggest meetings OF the
year. for the members OF the belmont
County Fish and Game Protective Asso-
citation, wiil be held at the headquarters
in the rooms OF the Bridgeport Rifle
club this evening, at which time all or
the matters OF interest cOneernlnS IN"
protection. and preservation OF the fish
and Wild game Of the state, will be dis
cussed. Members OF the association
from all towns in the county are eh-
pected here for the meeting.
Politics Warming Up
Politics. have become the main subject
for discussion with the residents of this
vicinity during the past few days. and
the subject Is gaining interest as the
primary election. only two weeks OF 1:
Approaches Four candidates, all OF
whom are we'll known In this city. are
in the race for the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff OF Belmont county. and
all claim to have the election ctnched,
and are now beginning to tell the v0t-
ers what they ara going TO do when the
election is over. One thing IS certain
Republican candidates for the owice or
sheriff when the votes have been count
ed on November 18th.
Meeting Interesting %
The members OF Circle No. !. OF tho
Willing Workers or the Bridgeport
Methodist church. were very pleasantly
entertained az the home OF Mrs. Pharls
Tuttle on High street last night. The
hours were spent ~ SO'ldl uiNtI SUMS
and a luncheon was the concluding Tea"
ture Of the evening
Closed Years Business
The annual meeting OF the members
of the Bridgeport, Rifle club OF the Ma
,ioral Rifle association was held last
night, at which time all matters OF bus.
mess for the past year were cleared
up. The meeting was Interesting and
we'll attended.
BARRIERS Raise Price
Announ cement has heep made that
the BARRIERS will raise the price on ton.
serial work. beginning with the frst of
the coming month. The price OF 4 shave
will be increased i've cents. making tho
new price for shave two bits. IN the
future. The price % tonic on the
hair has also been yaised jit which
will be little harder on the head. and
result in a little less pertumery on the
cranial adornmcnt. II you don't like II,
try Mr.. Gillette tor a while
Now Bakery to Open
new baking establishment Will be
oreued in Kirkwood. following the nrst
OF the coming month. IN the rooms at
present occupied by the Gorot Brothers
grocery, near the Baltimore and Ohio
crossing Lawrence Brooks will be tho
proprietor OF the new place and good
business Is anticipated from the start.
Married ct Eausing
A quiet wedding was sotemnized oy
Rev. +. X. Bever pastor Of the Lansing
Methodist church Monday afternoon.
when Miss" Loretta Shaw. charming
daughter OF Mr.. and MRS. George Shaw,
became the bride of George :" Baker.
one OF the we'll known and popular
Young men OF thatNplaCe. The wedding
occurred at the HON" Of the bride, ana
the ring ceremony was used. Only tho
members Of the families, and few OF
the special friends Of the principals
were present at the event. Vhe happy
couple left yesterday on honeymoon
trip 10 the east. and will make their
home at lansing upon their return.
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many friends in this community by his
appearance IN this section.
The Boy Scouts have gone 10 the Barr
Cawp with Capt. Teagardeu. And tho
report from camp Is that the boys are
having the tine OF their life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Lee are the proud
parents OF a hew baby girl.
Several from here attended the old
time square dance in Miners Grove,
east Of town last night.
f.. W. Dol"n was transaCtinG business
in Wheeling Yesterday.
Miss Gail Wilson entertained tho
members OF The LRrkin club at her home
ou Church street last night.
Miss Shepherd. who was 40 badly in
jured In the wreck at Middletown Sat
uyday night Is improving.
Mrs Charles White Of Rcllaire, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Miss Julia Mccoy Of HGallsvi!lc. Is
visiting friends here.
Several from here will 70 10 Bella ire
Sunday 10 attend the ball game.
l.. l.. Tenant and II. W. McWiliIamS
were CT StcubcnVillc yesterday OH husl-
ness.
Carl Hoover of WarwoOd WAS here
on business yesterday.
Charles Sipe OF Cambridge, is spend
ing n few days with his mother here
The hand gave AN open Dir concert
last night on the Simpson lawn.
Arthur Stage OF Akron. IS visiting
his parents here.
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W., k.licd NEAR Maynard recently. me
coroner found that his death WAS mo-
i"Ctlv due to n"rltg"u"c in not u1"'klhS
y truck Of i railroad car, from when
the body Ind been raised. while kusstll
was beneath the body dong some WORN.
Has Fractured Ann
4 Miss 'rr!gg Of Winding Hlli. IS sut-
rcrtnE from 4 fracture ut her arm. the
injury WAS received here when she
jumped from 4 moving automobile.
Bellaire IL headquarters
Bellaire is rapidly becoming the Eel,
uont county headquarters for political
Candidates. Each day finds hummer
of the aSpirantS in tn" city. Yesterday
eleven different Candidates from out OF
town were counted on the streets or
Rcnaire. Nest or them have that fam
Gus hnrdshake which, q course; IS
meant at the present time, hut which NJ
a few weeks will hc forgotten.
Bsllaire Personals
Mr. Thomas Barton. nj Union street
has been called :" Point Plea SAINT, w.
Va, By the illness Of her husband.
Miss Eehecra Grafton entertained
members Of the Epwcr'h League OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church last
evening at her home on Rose Hin.
Mrs Charles White Of Rose Htll and
Miss Wearing are at Pittsburgh attend =
ing I convention Of the Young Peoples
Suc:~';.S of the L. p. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stliwell OF Bel
m-ut street. are on an automobile trip
to Akron and other Ohio points.
Mrs. Anna Hart and daughter Merch-
dos. OF Pittsburgh are visiting al the
home of Mrs +. r. Hammond. OF North
rankin street.
The Misses Grella entertained with a
six o'clock dinner last evening at their
home on North Jefferson street,
Miss dIenta Thar ~ Nnhl" street. bias
returned from a visit with friends at
MoundsVillc.
Mr., Alice Mcmahon and daughters
are visiting with relatives at Wil!iamSS
town. W. IA. for u few days,
Mrs. Fred BlRl"r has returned ~ her
home o; ClaringtOn after visit With
friends here.
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The nrst q thc Tickets Tor The Az
rual outing and picnic ~ The memN"rs
~ th~ improved Order of Rod Mon Of
The Eastern District oc Ohio were placed
in the hands Of tho members or the .:
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MORRIST0WN

Rev. Hissom Of Sardis. Will begin a
series of meetings IN the NJ. f. church,
August Is. Rev. H'Ssom Is an old-t!ma
having held q successful re-
vjyal here many years ago. The Older
nlcasnd to SEQ and hrG~ tho aged re-
vivalist once more.
Ralph H. Cole. Republican candidate
for governor. was in Vwn Monday. NJ.
cole is a silver-iOnEVcd orn'"r'and mad"
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Columbus. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Hobbs.
Miss Mary Harris was calling on MISS
Edna Rurchfield Sunday.
Miss Beulah Shipiey. Of Tacoma, left
Tuesday for an extended visit with re!a-
dives in Pennsylvania.
Several from here attended the 1--we
nile piCnic held near NeNdry sburG We'd
nesday. go
Mrs. John Spencer. Of Rarresville.
spent few days last week with her
sister, Mr.. VIM. Boyd.
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HARRISVILLE

Mrs JOHN Dixon, who recently un-
do~wnut an operation at tho Grant hos
r.;rI of columbus, IS EcttnE along
M ely.
Ur. MuClcster and Mr.. and Mrs. S. {.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Inteni-
eencer al Hickey's News stand,
selby b Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 22I ].
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Photographer Exposes
 Some Feminine FoibLes

perfection of their figures. One I re- call is reputed to be perfect speei- men of physical womanhood She has been taken in swimming and driving and other poses and attitudes that bring in to bold relief all the lines and curves of her body and limbs. l was greatly surprised to see the result when she first posed for me, The pho- tograph would never have gained en- trance for her into contest of physi- cal perfection. l touched up the nega- tive and behold, we had the perfect woman.
 Columns have been written about this particular women, her measure ments have been given, and she is rated as the nearest to perfection so
 far as physical proportions go, of any woman in the country Thousands have raved over her pictures in ma ga- zines, newspapers and on the screen but they would be surprised to see an original photograph of her in the same poses that had not been touched up by the artist.
 The women of the stage are not the only persons who go to the studios in make-ups. They set the pace. but other women were quick to follow suit. Some of them are very indignant when told to wash their faces before sitting for their picture They take it as an insult. Some of them, at least. really have dirty faces.
 ''In the case of theatrical women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-28
MOnd.E 0F NATION
 SAVED BY FIXING
 0F PRICES--BARUCH
Only Shame of Producers Would Have Limited In- crease - Early Price
 Drop Is Predicted
By Associated Pres.

Washington, February H.-Bernard M. Baruch told House war Investigating committee today that except for govern ment fixing of raw material prices dur ing the war. only the shame of producers would have limited their rise and that the morale of the nation would have broken under a riot of greed.
 In the course of a fve-hour examina- ton. Mr. Baruch gave a first-hand ac- count of his services as chairman of the war industries board and as mem Der of the council of nal onal defense and the American economic aission at the peace conference. Throughout the long ordeal with Chairman Graham try Ing to fathom his relations with the Pres Ident and his association with Wall street interests" Mir. Baruch never lost his temper or his smile.
 Out of his experience with industrial problems. Mir. Baruch offered the com forting hope that top production soon would come. with resultant fall in prices. But there would be the utmost
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Generalization today. he contended, had the government failed to take hold and fix prices in a wild scramble of world buying
 ''when the hoarder and profiteer see great production Tn sight-and they will be the first to see it-they will get from under" he declared.
 NO BREAK SHOWN
 In questions about Mir. Baruchs mis- sion to the peace conference. Chairman Graham failed to show any evidence of q rupture between the President and the witness. the latter declaring that if Mr. Wilson found fault with his work "he was kind enough not to say so." He added that the economic policy, as laid down by him. was approved by tha President and the "big four"
 MT Baruch smilingly defended himself against many eclarges.' including ee- ta blishment of wartime censorship, day light saving. and prohibition. Once he was asked who suggested Heroert Hoo yer for food administrator.
 "I could rot say any more than l could say who it was that first named him as presidential candidate" he replied, and the inquiry quickly turned to. other sub jectss~
 Long before the United States got into the war, MT. Baruch testified, he told President Wilson there was no escape. at the same time urging mobilization of the nations resources. He could not remem- ber he said. what opinion the President expressed on that question. It had been supposed that Mir. Baruch who recently testified at New York in connection with the committees inves- tigation of the nitrate situation, would be questioned concerning Muscle Shoals but that war project wasn't mentioned
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B. R. Krauss of Kansac City, one of the noted photographers of the eoun- try. was in Birmingham yesterday en route home from Florida. He stopped over to spend the day with his old friend, Fred Shireman, manager of the Tutwiler Hotel MT. Krauss Is photo grapher to a large part of the theatri- cal profession. and he talks interest," ingly of his experiences in this work.
 "Everybody wants to look his or her, especially her. best when having his or her photograph taken MT, Krauss said, in discussing whims and idiosyn- crasies of the footlight artists, and here is where the photographer makes or unmaSes himself. We have to study lights and shadows, and makeups Customers. and especially women, come to the studio in their stage makeup in which they appear to best advantage on the stage, and when they see the photographic results they are horri- fled
 "Colors register the opposite when photographed, for instance, red be- comes black woman sitting for her photograph, has her eyebrows and her lips penciled and her cheeks rouged almost to a brilliant red, and this, of course, is black in the photograph. That will never do, so it is up to the pho tographer to get things right for them, to make them look pretty and sweet, and all that. Here is where the study of lights and shadQws and makeup come in.
 As an illustration: When you shave again. if you, have light on both sides of your mirror turn both on and see the effect on your face. It will ap- pear flat. Turn off one of the lights and it gives the face an oval effect Then one side of the face is more symmetrical than the other. Try first one light and then the other. You will be startled at the differences pro- duced by the different angles of lights and shadows.
 We have got to study out all of these and pose the subject in the man ner that will produce the best results.
 Tn my long experience l have photo- graphed many persons who were noted for the beauty of their faces or the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-28
OPELIKA

Opelika, February 2i.-( (Special)-The stockholders of the National Bank Of Opelika, which was recently organized met yesterday afternoon for the cantinu- ition of the necessary proceedings to com plete the details of the organization It IA understood that the full amount of tho capital stock of Sl25.000 and n surplus of $25.OO0 was all paid in. The stock In this new institution was sold at Si20 per share which made a total capital and surplus of st5o0o0. all paid in.
 Just as son as the necessary details Of the new organization are completed and D charter gran ted by the comptroller of