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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
BRAVE ACT BY AN
AMERICAN WOMAN

coNsTANTINoPLE, May S.-The
story Of how Mrs. Edith Cold, . worker
in the American commission for reflex
i'm the near east, whose homo II in
Cleveland, Ohio. attempted to save Ar,
mcnian orphans entrusted to her, and
story Of how Mrs. Edith Cold, q owrkcr
Turks and the Armenians by riskinG her
own life under a flag Of truce. Ii told
in a dispatch just received In Constan.
tinopel from Angora, sent by Haidc
Edib Hancmn. a prominent leader IN
the Kemal Pasha government The mes
sage originally was written by logan.
national commander at Hadjin, Wnicn
has been besiegcd for many weeks, said:
Mrs Edith Cold, head mistress OF the
American school, under the special pro.
lection of the nationalists. without being
asked, and prompted by humanitarian
motives, proposed to 90 to HAd1in ana
try to effect a reconciliation. Al
though knew the Armentsns would In
sist upon continuing their attack upon
the Mosleums l wanted to let an AMER
can try for peace. Therefore pro.
ciaimed a seven hour truce. durinS
which time the head mistresa with
white flag started at o'clock IN thS
"she returned at dark declaring ina.
the Armenians refused to, quit attack
ing"
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Mrs. John Rice. on south Third street,
tuesday evening. Following Il business
session. Il lunch Will be- served. All
members are requested In be in at
tendance.
Eighteen Mills to Work.
Eighteen mills OF tho twenty-four at
thu iorkvIllc plant Of the Wheeling
Steel and Iron company started opera
ton last evening. puc to the rail- tie
this time. Many men were thrown out
Of work as the result of the shutdown
several weeks ago.
Condition Unimproved.
The condition of Mrs. Kate Williams
of jefferson street was unimnrovcd
last evening. and little hope is held for
her recovery. She has lost conscious
ness. and all relatives have been called
to her bedside.
Condition Improved.
The condition of Mrs. George Mean
inch. who underwent an operation at
the Martins Forty hospital. showed
some Improvement last evening. IT is
thought that she will he able 10 be re-
moved to her home some day this week.
li"r many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
No New Developments.
No new developments have taken
place in the Burkhart murder case. The
man and woman arrested some time ago
in connection with the murder are still
being held at the city building
MARTINS Perry Briefs.
Miss Edna Saunders IS confined to
hcr home on West Washington street
by. illness.
Mrs. Bern RoSorson Of Davenport.
Iowa. spent yesterday at the home Of
relatives in this city.
i. T.. Lewis Of Pittsburgh. Pa. was
called to tho bedside of his sister Mrs.
Kate Williams. who is in n critical con-
dition at her homo on Jefferson street.
The grass fire at the Walnut Grove
Cemetery attracted considerable attrn-
ton yesterday. Chief Hyland turned
in tho alarm from the city building.
!. r. Reynolds is home from Athens
spending few aays with his father.
Mr.. George Rogers OF Columbus was
visiting with relatives hero Yesterday.
Jacob Bowman and family loft yrstcr-
day afternoon TO visit relatives at
Middlctnwn
Things were quiet in DOliCr court yes
tcrday no arrests being made.
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TO Entertain Circle.
The Queen Esther Circle OF inc west
Bridgeport NJ II. church, Will nc enter
tanned this evening at the home OF Mrs:
officers will be held. Following tn"
business session. refreshments will be
Many Autos Through.
Thousands OF automobiles passed
through this city yesterday morning
and afternoon. Many new cars were IN
evidence and the ST. Clairsvillc pike
was given a run for it's money. No az
cidents were reported during the day.
Preached Good Sermons.
Yesterday being Mothers Day. cx-
eptionally good sermons were delivered
at all Of the local churches. At several
of the churches each woman was pre-
scented with Il Carnation. -
LOST-Ladies purse, brown leather, IN
Kirkwood. Finder return 20 Hickey
News Stand and receive reward.
my-S-i
To Attend Convention.
Many members of the local chapter
of the Alpha Pi Alumnac fraternity are
palnning TO attend the convention 81 me
order which will be held at Newark tins
year. The boys are counting on having
q good time this year.
Pteld Interesting Meeting.
An interesting meeting of IN" mem
hc-s Of the Bridgeport Fire department
was held yesterday afternoon at Two
clock al the department CluD rooms
at which time several matters OF I'M
portancc were given attcption. Since
the arrival OF the new truck consider
able interest has been taken in the de-
partrlcnt.
To Hold Initiation.
An imitation will To held by the local
council nr the A. .. L. NJ. Tuesday
evening Of this week ut III" club rooms
Al which time n dozen candidates viii
hc taken into the order, Following the
initiation q social session will hc held
at which time refreshments Will be
served.
Maccabees to Meet.
The Lady MacCabc"s Will hold an in
iation at their rooms in tho Hcinl"in
building Thursday evening OF this week.
Several candidates will be taken into
tho order Mt this time \ business Sos
sion "f tho lodge WAS held yesterday
afternoon.
Many witness Game.
MaIE local baseball fans made the
trip to Martins Ferry yesterday after
noon TO witness the game between the
Baucrs OF Wheeling. and the Colorcd
Giants. Of Pittsburgh. Pa The game
was fast throughout tho Wheeling boys
winning by score Of 10 !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
MRS, LEWEDAG SHOWS
CHANGE FOR BETTER

4 slight Improvement was noted lase
rirht in the condition Of Mrs. Freoa
Lcwedag. No. A. Twenty,third stree.'
who has been critically Ill since satur-
Sbvsicians. however, are unable TO
tell what the outcome Of her illness
will he, Should she live until Tuesoa!
Mrs. Lewedag will be 81 years OF age,
For weeks it has been her amoi.aon and I'd
doctors say that this hope may be orac-
ing her up for the few hours that sepa-
ra1e her from that age.
Mrs. Lewcdag Is at the home OF h ne 7
laughter. Mrs. Henry ss5a Jun 1r.ctures
md has never completely recovered;
From Saturday morning to sunaa.
afternoon the aged woman was In d
eemi-comatosc state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
BELLAIRE NEWS

cd and the game should prove TO De
c.oSc and interesting one.
Local Quota $500.
The Salvation Army financial drive
opens in Ohio today. BellalreS quota
in the drive Is fixed at Sl.5O0 Inc
American Legion Post and inc SerT ,be
Star Legion are cooperating IN the
Three More weeks.
There will be but three more weeks
Of the public schools beginning To-Day.
Already the examinations arc being
forward with interest to the last DAY
when the schools will close for three
Coming May 81.
Announcement is made that the dele
cation Of Columbus Manufacturers and
Jobbers will be in Bellaire on May 2lst.
They are on a tour OF Ohio and west
Virginia in the interest OF Columbus.
They will be here at 2:JJ. Friday, May
Mothers Day Observed.
Mothers Day was appropriately OBJ
served in the Bellaire churches ycSter-
day. There were special sermons by
the pastors in most instances and spe-
clal music and other interesting lea
lures.
S Sanford. assistant superintendent
Of the Anti-Saloon League OF ONO
was in Bellaire yesterday and spoke at
two Of the GhuT Erss Mapb6 5as EpisHDs
pal church and in the evening at the
Christian church.
BellaircS two week cleanup cam
paipn proved anything but success.
Few persons responded To the repealed
appeals TO wage war on dirt. The con.
ciision reached is that majority of
the people are contended with the pres
ent dlthy conditions about the CITY
TO Ask Levy.
Although decision has not been
offtr;aIIy reached by the school board
il is generally concluded that the board
will submit TO the voters in august
c ere Tor the schools. 1t was only
,hrourb the extra two mill levy that
The schools were able 10 so through
tho present year without borrowing
money.
Tho city service department has had
n force of men at work cleaning the
, dirt from the streets in the business
district $780,, ,, .,,,h
will be held in the Hub building TINS
RABBI Mischkind Of the EoG street t
temple. Wheeling. spoke at the Sons or
Israel temple here yesterday.
Today is pay day for the coal miner
and the mill WOrKcrs. p"' S"HH' v,
tho :dlencss few will receive the usual
envelopes. ~, 49,,
morning for the late Mrs. Madcllh.'
~t.r..fI, ~ south Guernsey street,
who died at the North Wheeling
hospital. ,,.; ro
Roy. DR.. Smith Of Washington. "a.
n-aached both morning and evening
YESTERDAY at the First Presbyterian
church hero. -, .,i 1911.
Examinations will b" held this week
in the pultncy township schools. The
schools close for the Summer on Fri
Parents Day was observed Yesterday
n. ibs First Reformed church with
special programs and sermons.
John Litcomb was arrested Saturday
nv Constable Shepherd for jumping u
An entertainment will be given Tues
day evening in the Trinity church par
Ish house. ~,
Rev. ]. H. I.awthcr Of the First Pres
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business visitor here Wednesday and
Thursday.
business Tuesday.
Misses Helen and Virginia Bethel
were whe cling visitors Friday.
William kutz. of Massillon was
business visitor here Wednesday.
y. II. Judkins OF Cleveland was bus
mess visitor in town Friday.
w. W. Cowcn Of st. Ciairsvillc was
Flushing visitor Friday.
Misses June and Dana Finncy spent
the week end in 81. Clairsvillc with Miss
Sylvia Baker.
Miss Leah Boswell spent the week end
with her parents in Barnesvil!c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. McNeal have
returned from a visit with relatives IN
Blssfeld
The Junior-S.nior banquet was held
Friday evening in the dining room of the
NJ r.. church. The Ladies' Aid Society
OF the VI. z. church will serve the ban
Quet.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Kirk have moved
10 New Philadelphia. James Gafney
will occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Kirk.
W. Griffiths and Co. have purchased
a new funeral car from W. s. Holloway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
hammock

The middle group OF the prayer
meeting divisions held social at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. F.. poudna or
last Friday evening. Light refresh
being present. n very enjoyable even
ing was spent togethc..
Miss Doris Mcpherson, or Lloyds
willie, was a weekend visitor with the
Misses Olga and Buela Mcfarland.
Mrs. c. B. Hartley. OF Fairmont. is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Elizabeth McMillen. OF Bethes.
da. was a visitor with her cousins, j. L
Doudna and family: for few days:
was a recent visitor inthis community
Mrs. T.. L. Ferguson and Earl Walls
were business visitors in Flushing on
TUESDAY evening.
The Practical Farmers club met al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Pan
coast at Belmont on last Saturday
Those from here who attended were;
Mesrs and Mesdamcs John Gossett, f.
], Pickering. T.. Is. Caldwell and Law
renee Armstrong.
week with her daughter. Mrs. {. F.
Ice and family. east OF town.
Miss Jeanette Lodge was the guest
of her friend. Miss Blanche Taylor. At
FLUSHING for q few days the latter part
Of the week.
OF Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong
the latter part OF the week and attend
cd club meeting.
c. p. Lee and daughters. the Misses
Martha and Sarah, were business call
Crs in GAINESVILLE on Wednesday,:
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Caldwell and
daughter. Mary Catherine and +: a.
Edmondson. were callers in Flushing
on Thaursday evening. Mrs. Edmond
SON having accompanied them home.
after spending the day with her broth
et. Bruce Caldwell
The Wheeling Valley Progressive
Farmers club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Armstrong on Thursday even
ing. Following the program consisting
of music. readings. Rotations and dis
cussion, a dainty lunch was served BY
tho host and hostess, social time en-
joyed together. ... -...-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
SALVATION ARMY OPENS
BELMONT COUNTYDRIVE

The drive in behalf Of the Salvation
Army Will start IN Belmont county to-
day. The drive is being CunduCtc u
under the supervision OF tho American
Legion. and the Service star Legion
with headquarters here viii no doubt
do all in its power to make the drive Il
success. Tho soliciting committees have
been organized throughout the county.
and every community will be- secured 10
put the drive through
To Appear Tonight.
The police were busy Saturday CV"n-
ing enforcing the city ordinance about
parking autos on Fourth street between
Hanover and Walnut streets. About
half n dozen owners were notified I"
appear At the building This evening for
their hearings before Mayor Coleman.
To Attsnd Convention.
Thomas j. Irwin. great chief Of rec
ords. and Albert Ottc and G"orG" Kid.
ncy. representing the local tribe Of Rcd
Mon. left yesterday for Springfield.
where they will attend the session or
the great council which will he held at
that place Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week Tho local men are expected
to return home Thursday afternoon.
Taken to Home.
Mrs Thomas Williams was removed
from the Martins Ferry hospital yeStcr-
day morning in the licslop ambulance"
and taken to her home on North Eighth
street. She had been confined to The the
To Attend Convention.
Many friends OF tn" Alpha ri Alumni
fraternity arc planning To attend the
annual convention Of the fraternity.
The date for the convention has not as
yet been set,
Tho Industrious Danes Will u" cnler-
tanned at tho home Of Mrs. George NC
Cue on the Island Thursday afternoon
OF this week Knitting and fancy work
will he the diversions OF the afternoon:
following which n. tempting lunch will
be served ny the hostess.
To Practice Hard.
Following their defeat att IN" hands
OF tn" Cathedral high school boys. me
members Of the Martins Ferry baF"ha II
tenn will no doubt makC n better show
ing in tho next game. which Will nc
played this week. Practice will be hrld
each evening in preparation for the
game.
Mrs 4 II. nonrinE will II" hoStesS IN
tho Monday Night club at her homo on
Walnut street this evening. a social
session will be held during the evening
following which lynch viii he served
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
TIL" Women's Auxiliary Of tn" Mar
tins Ferry hospital will hold a meeting
this evening at the nurses hom" on
North Fourth street. at which time s"v-
eral matters OF important" will be
given attention. All members arc re-
uucStcd to be in attendance.
MIL to Resume.
The plant here Of tn" Whitaker
GlcSsnCr company will operat" Tour
DAYS this week. according TO inforna :
lion given out last evening. Tho mill
has not been running nj full capacity
since tho railroad ti"up
Board Of Trade Meeting.
Tho Hoard Of Trade will meet Tues
day evening, al which time a social scs-
sion will be held. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
T.itz will give an exhibition or their
skill in magic.
To Entertain Class.
Tho Vincent class Of tho First NJ. F.
church will be entertained by Mrs. VIM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
ARRESTED MAN
HERE FOR THE
AKRON POLICE
Bought Goods to Value OF $3.50, sold
Them and Jumped Payment OF BILL

Local police yesterday arrested Lloyd
HIllack for Akron officials: Police
here stated that the man was picked up
for the Akron authorities on a warrant
which charges him with having pur.
chased goods in Akron TO an amount OF
about $3.50. He then re-sold the goods
and Jumped" payment Of the bill.
Offeer Dollar OF the Akron police force
arrived In the city last night and Will
return this morning with the prisoner.
Fined $500 And Costs.
John Monar. who hit his wife over
the head with a club. infiicting an ugly
wound and then pushed her off the
porch at his home at Forty-third and
FRANKLIN streets. was fined 5000 by
Mayor Culbertson after police searched
his home and found that he was keep
ing a place for the sale of intoxicating
LIQUORS He paid and was released
from custody.
Gets Rearing wednesday.
George Duvaul - charged on war
rant from Squire J. W. Lillcrs court
with attempting TO provoke one Elmer
Hibbitts into committing breach OF
the peace Duyaul was arrested by
Constable Albert shepherd and Will get
a hearing Wednesday evening.
Play Glencoe.
.s.. The Florence Athletic club haseha II
team OF this city will play the fast
Glencoe nine next Sunday afternoon.
The two teams are about evenly match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
A War STORY.

Edith Wharton, the writer. told I'M
var story: THE American woundcc
wcrc being brought in from the Marne
m Matte " she said. and fussy American II
Woman in khaki uniform and san
RroWnc belt kncit over a stretcher ano
said Is this case an officer or only q
man The brawny corporal VINO s. o;n,
ismrb and said: well. lady. he amt nc
oificer, but he's been hit twice in the IN:
uards. both legs busted, and We droppec
him three times without him lettin' gu. .
a squeak, so / guess ye can call MIN
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
SUSPECT IN BOND
CASE IS ARRESTED

CHICAGO. May "A. c. Ecrcment.
said by the police TO be wanted In New
York in connection with tho negotiating
Of some Of the s2.500.000 sccuril les al,
Irred To have hecn stolen by Mickey
Arnstein and Mick" Cohen, was under
arrest here today. Ecrcment. who had
been living here under tho name OF Z;
r, Arthur. also was said 10 BE- wanted
Montreal and Rrffalo in connection
an alleged $4,000 wire tapping
Il 10
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byterian church was at Antrim yestcr-
day taking up matters looking toward
the federatng OF two churches there.
Corporal Donald Walker Of the Army
recruiting office has returned from
Barnesviile. where he was IN the in
terest Of army recruiting.
Miss Minnie Marling OF Harrison
street. will entertain members Of the
Dorcas class Of the First Presbyterian
church this evening at her home.
New officers Of the h;pworth League
Of the First Methodist Episcopal church
were installed last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
BONUS PLAN OPPOSED
BY AMERICAN LEGION

NEW YORK. May ?.-Nation-widc
measures in opposition 10 the passage OF
a federal soldiers bonus bill. were urged
tonight at n mass meeting undcr inc
gion, and the committee for aid to dis
ablcd veterans.
!, was voted to take steps 10 defeat
the bonus plan and to demand that ado.
quatc provision be made for inc care o.
disabled cx-scryicc men and the depend
cnIS of the dead.
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Belmont County Appeal
Court Session Today

At ton o'clock this morning the term
OF tho belmont county court Of appeals
will opcn IN 81. ClaIrsville. Judges Will
lis s. Mctcalf". Lewis T Farr and John
Pollock Will preside. Six cases arc on
the uockct for hearing. Of which five arc
suits charging error. styled as follows:
Albert liOldcrman ct a VS.. Amos G..
Pa&Son Ct al.
Samuel Jaskulak doing business as
the Samuel JaSkulak company VS.. l.. /.
Piper. doing business as the Buckeye
Tobacco Manufacturing company.
Frank Cable vs.. The Pittsburgh Min
ing Machinery company.
4. J. Norton vs.. tho City of Bellaire.
H. y. Crosslcy VS.. William Urcn.
The sixth suit is An appeal case and
il STYLED Amos g. Paxton ct al VS.. Albert
Honlcdman CT al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
Kronsnweth Funeral

Funeral SERVICES Tor JONI NllIlam
Kronenweth, who died Sat';Tt.'y morn
ing at the family residence. NO. 522 Nat
ional Road, following a short illness
will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o.
clock. Rev. A. c. Rasche. pastor OF
St. PauTs Evangelical church. will have
charge Of the services. Interment will
be made in Mount Wood cemetery.
The deceased was the only son OF
Mrs. VI. l.. and the late William kron-
cnwcth. He was born and spent his en-
tire life in this city. FOR many years
he was employed as an electrical work
or at Gee Electric company. He was
member Of the North Street NJ. r.
church. He is survived by his wife
mother. three daughters and one grand.
daughter, all of this city.
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FLUSHING

Harry Vance. Of cadiz. vas a Flush
inr visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Bethel of st.
ClairsvilIN. visited Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Bcthcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gardner and Mrs.
Fred White were Wheeling visitors on
Tuesday.
George r. Patton OF Cuyahoga Falls.
was n business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frances kinscy OF Akron. is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. g..
Todd.
Pinkus Freedman Of Bellaire, was a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
SHOT BY BURGLAR

HoBOKEN. n. j., May SIN DALE dtss
noxnred in his home here early TO-DAY
frederick Ruckert. vice president OF tn
White Metal Manufacturing company,
was shot FIVE times. suffering iIO,n
wounds which hospital surgeons percy
he cannot recover. The burglar eseap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
WOMAN QUESTION
BEFORE CONFERENCE

DEs MONIES, May e.-The matter OF
ncrmittinS women to be candidates tor
me Methodist ministry. and oroelhi .ho
them as preachers, will be brought 70 tne
floor Of the Methodist General toh tsis
effect has been prepared and Is sponsoreo
nv Miss NJ. Madaline Southard' u inc
Southwest Kansas Conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-10
SLIGHT SMASH-UP

Earl Mcfarland OF Bannock. O., and
G. ". Fish of McMechen were the chie1
actors in a slight smash-up scene at
I1.co Iost night at the corner of Elev-
cntb and Market streets. Both cars
were badly damaged. No arrests we're
made since the Rannock man admitted
that he was on tho wrong side OF the
street and offered 10 pay the costs oil
repairs to Fish'S car.
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OBITUARY
Samuel Bell Dies In California

telegram was received by George
Gray, Of the Island, telling Of the death
of Samuel Bell, former resident of this
city. at his late residence in Whittier,
California. The deceased was in his
65th year and has resided In California
for about 12 years. While in this city
he ws engaged In the produce business.
The telegram contained no details as TO
when the funeral services will be held
or where. Besides his wife. he leaves
two sons. Samuel and George Bell, both
a California
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Roberts Funeral

Funeral services for Ruth Eileen Rob
crts seven months old daughter Of r:
d. and Myrtle Clark Roberts, who died
Saturday morning at the family resi-
dence No. 314 South Penn street. Island.
will be held this afternoon at o'clock:
Rev. Manifold. pastor Of the Island
Christian church. will officiate. Inter-
mcnt will be made in Greenwood cemc-
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NEW YORK. May 9-Funeral servIc-
es Of Mrs. Samuel Gompers. wife Of the
President Of the American Federation
of Labor were held here today. Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson. cabinet members
and other high government officials sem
floral tributes. Intcrment was ~
Washington cemetery. BROOKLYN. RABBI
stephen Wise delivered the culogy.