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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21
FOLLANSBEE

The work rr erecting the scores Of
tents has begun IN the beautliul FER
guSon orchard, just above town limits.
where the Rochester district Free Meth
odist church Will hold their big camp
mecIinE June a to July 1. inclusive;
Rev. William Long of East Liverpool
and Rev. -. .. King. the local pastor,
have charge of the arrangements. Rev.
J. 7. Logan Of Chicago. Ill, is the
evangelist. An invitation Is extended 10
all 10 attend.
Entertained.
Mrs Mcry Sanders and Miss Martha
Sanders were hustesses IL the members
Of the {. e. club and 4 few other
friends at pretty little party held
at the home OF the former on Thurs
day evening, given as shower III
honor Of Miss Rose Care. whose on
gagement was recently announced. Miss
Care WAS the happy recipient of many
beautiful and useful gifts. \ pleas
ant evening was spent in games and
other pastimes. at the conclusion OF
which dainty refreshments were served.
Paint City Property.
The Penn street hose house has been
greatly improved with the addition OF a
fresh coat of paint. Tho mayors Of
nee on the adjoining lot is to undergo
the same lmprorement next week
Draining Cellars.
Follansbee is recovering from the
three terrific rains of Wednesday and
Wednesday night. Hundreds of cellars
we're flooded and citizens have been
since engaged in draining them and
shovelng out the mud and other debris
which was washed through tho win
dowS.
Boat CapstZed.
The large gasoline launch recently
purchased by constable John Swartz-
fegcr to be used at the Pastime beach
rupsizcd during the heavy rise in the
river night before last. A huge tree
first fell on the boat. showing ono side
below water and in few minutes the
entire craft was under water.
Notes OF Interest.
4 number of local auto bugs" left
early Saturday morning for tniontown,
Pa, to attend tho speedway events.
The McConkeys of Wheeling were
scheduled 10 play the Pastime ball team
here this afternoon. The locals go TO
Mingo tomorrow.
Mrs John 7. Johnson and daughter,
Mrs. Wartham. and granddaughter. Mira
Jones, OF SalinCsville. were visiting
Mrs. Johnson's daughter. Mrs. II. L..
Johnson. Of Virginia avenue.
Mrs Charles Clark and son Fred OF
Wheeling Island are visiting Mrs.
Clark's mother. Mrs. Mary Hntcly, Of
Main street.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Game Not Played

Game Not Played
The game or baseball which was
scheduled for yesterday afternoon mt
the Sixteenth street ball park between
the Bellaire Athletics and the fast AM
erican Legion Team Of Moundsvllle was
not played. The game was halted by
the rain which came down the greater
part OF the afternoon.
In a game played at Moundsrille on
Saturday the Legion nine OF that place
won from the locals by the score Of /
to 2.
Secure More Stag
Another consignment OF Stag has been
received at the switch at the cast end or
.TWenty-third street and is being UNI
loaded. The Stag is 70 complete the 100
OF 'mp nsiiHsr. Se Tsr sws Sermon '
Rev Albert NJ Flax delivered his
farewell sermon 10 members OF the
Christian church congregation yester-
asg He SeSese roae Sorh
Akron. where ne has accepted the pas
torate OF a church. His final sermon
here had for its subject. "Foio%lng
Christ's Call" big congregation was
on hand TO bid him farewell.
Chiidren'S Day
Childrens Day was observed yester-
day in two Bellaire churches. At the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
exercises and recitations was rendered
by the young people. In the evening at
the Christian church, there was spe-
cal Chilorens Day program.
NASoMS, NOTE
A few Shrine ooatr,de tickets
may be had at City Book Store,
Stillwelrs Confectionery, and
the Masonic Club. Early pur-
chase is suggested. as the sup
. ply Is limited. 1e-2lk
To woxf July !.
The four new fire truck drivers named
Saturday BY Safety Director Dickens.
viii take up their duties in July. The
new drivers are Joseph johnson, Rar-
rey Hall, Charles Gratz and Paul Wag-
pner.
TO spread Asphalt
The Federal Asphalt company Will
likely begin spreading asphalt on South
Union street this week. a quantity OF
material having arrived for the local
tstreet work. The company has hauled
san dard other material TO points on
tGeurnsey street preparatory TO starting
preliminary work on that street.
school Board meets
The June meeting OF the city schoo.
hoard is scheduled for this evening At
ahe office Of Supt. J. V. Nelson in tho
central school building. The board at
this meeting will likely employ teach
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Annual Memorial.


The annual memorial exercises OF the
Women's Benefit Association or me
Maccabccs will be held in their lodge
rooms in the HeinleIn building NedneS-
day evening. following the usual "eeN-
ly lodge meeting. A special program
has been prepared for the event. which
will be- Of interest TO the members.
Special Meeting.
There will be an important meeting
OF the Philalhea Class OF the Bridgeport
NJ. 4. Sunday school this evening in rhe
basement OF the church at $50 o'clock.
All members OF the class are urged 10
attend.
The annual services of the local chap
ter of the Masonic order fthlS CllE.
in honor of ST. Johns day. were held
at the First, Presbyterian church yes
,erday ss mSrT'nE SST church Of
Wheeling delivered the address. and
practically all Of the members OF The
order were present
ENTERTAIN Club Members.
The members OF tho Wednesday AIT
ernoon club and their husbands will "e
entertained at the home OF Mr. anu
Mrs. Carl Hadsal at Pleasant valley
on Wednesday evening or inns WIN;
The usual diversions will be enloyeu
luncheon will be the concluding feature.
Install New Pastor. -
The installation services for Eev. r'n,
win MeuSer. who was recently calIru
10 the pastorate of 81. Iaurs Lutheran
church OF this city. will be held in me
church on next Sunday, and all OF the
members OF the congregation are rISn-
ming to be present. special service
has ben planned for the day.
BODY Arrived.
Tho remains OF the late Rachael Sim
kin~, who died at the state hospitai NJ
Columbus. O.. arrived here YESTERDAY;
in charge Of Howard H. Wilson. local
undertaken; and The funeral ~ Se hare
Of Rev, J. T. Morton Of the West Bridge,
port N. e church. with interment a.
Linwod cemetery.
The Martha. division OF me Ssth "%IS
church will hold a reception for the
aged members Of the division AZ the
home Of Mrs. A. T. Finley at br"ck-
side on Thursday afternoon Of ih,S
week. Automobiles will be supplied 10
carry the honor guests OF the event and
a special program has been prepared
io' '"e' IaTles Elect Delegates
Tho election Of the delegates from
the local acrie of Eagles to attend the
annual state convention Of tn" order at
Elyria, O.. will be tho special business
to he taken up at IN" meeting u ne
hold at their lodge home on IN" Cadiz
nike TUESDAY cvcrrn:. and all interest
cd members have been urged to attend.
Alpha Pts VS.. wilson's.
The baseball game to be staged on
tho City League park at Stop - on
the Barton line this evening will b" be-
tween the teams from the Alpha ri
fraternity and tho Wilson's Of this
city, and good interest is being developed
in the contest.
Fire Signal Ready.
An work on the connection and In
stallation Of the new fire signal system
for this city was completed Saturday
afternoon. and the signal is now ready
for use at any time. Some trouble was
experienced In getting the machine
placed and the electric connection made.
but all is finished and ready for use.
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Childbirth and The Change OF Lie.
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her homo here after a visit at Steubcn-
Vile.
Miss Mildred Cox has returned 10 her
home here after visiting at Stcubcn-
willie.
Robert English. Of Newark, Ia visit
ing with his uncle. Mayor Charles Gull
bcrtkdn on Union street
Ms. GUY pankworth Of Harrison
street, has returned from a business
visit TO Cleveland
Or. e. W. Danford OF GAINESVILLE. was
in Bcllaire yesterday and preached at
the local Methodist churches.
Miss Virginia Grafton Will leave TO-
day for Athens to attend the summer
school.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21

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BULLET IN LEG
West Bellaire Man Accidentally Shoots
Self While Cleaning Gum.

W. G. Parker. OF West Bellairc. who
Is confined TO the North Wheeling hos
pital from a bullet wound in his LETT
leg, inflicted Saturday while cleaning
gun, Is reported hy hospital attendants
10 be resting wei! and getting along
nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21
DO ALL MY =
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COLUMBUS, O.. June :o.-Judge
Coleman Avery Of Cincinnati who was
named 10 succeed Stanley Merreli.
resigned. also Of Cinctnnatias a JUS
tice Of the Ohio supreme ,urt. was
sworn in by Chief Justice High l..
Nichols.
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COLUMBUS, o.. June "a. L. Oar
ford Of Elyria has been sected to pre-
side at the Harding cclebftion at Me
mortal hall on the eveninkof June -
in connection with the Repblicsn state
contention
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. June 9n.---Fowcr of
tho state public utilities commission TO
fix rates for public service utilities
over the negative OF city councils * at
issue in case in which the Ohio SUI
premc court today granted rchearinI
on application OF the Ashtabula Gas
company.
The controversy centcrs in rates Axed
nv the utilities comm |sion for the city
Of Ashtahula after the city council
there had rejected an ordinance pro-
viding for increased rates for gas serv-
ice 70 citizens Of Ashtabula.
Following tho rejection OF the ordi-
nance IN council. the company filed its
now schedule OF rates with the utilities
commission and the city then carried
the case TO the courts. Losing its con-
tention before the supreme courS. the
company sought a rehearing. which was
granted today.
COLUMBUS, O.. June 20-The Re-
nuhlican state convention. To be held
here June 20 and 30. will take on the
aspect Of hugo rally and jollifcation
meeting in tho interest Of Senator
HardinC's candidacy for the Presidency.
Republican leaders said today.
II was announced that prominent
Republicans would attend from every
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The Iatelligencer
at tho Burd News Agency, South
Fourth street, or cal! Martins Ferry
227 J.
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
eenccr at Hickey's News stand.
selby 4 Reeds Drug Store or the
BRIDGEPORT Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 J.
Albert w. Otte, Local Correspondent.
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CHILLICoTHE, O.. inc 2o.-Aiss:
Elizabeth Smyth Glenn, daughter OF
Major General L. +. Gler, L. S. ~. re-
tired. was married in e community
chapel at Camp Shcrmannear mere 10
Harold Russell Tyler Of vaterviile. y.
Y. former captain and ae to General
Glenn when the latter Commanded the
Eighty-third division.
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county Of the state. a that many
delegations would CON on specia
trains and cars. Fina details OF the
convention. which will &c held in Me-
mortal hall. arc being Srked out by
special committee OF tree, OF which
Attorney James y. Lion OF Column
bus, is-chairman.
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WOMEN, WHY SUFFER?
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The annual services of the local chap
ter Of the Masonic order fthis CIlE:
in honor of st. Johns day. were held
at the First Presbyterian church yes
terday morning. Rev. T. b. Farrls 81 I
Wheeling delivered the address. and
practically all Of the members OF the
order were present,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
81. scHOO o. NOTES (.
Editor, Helen Holte.

4 The baseball fever is running high.
last week several games were played,
showing great work ON: both sides
"A new baseball equipment has been
bought. The teams intend to play
some striking games before the
snow comes. -, E. 5@, y }@E
Members of the English III class
are giving short talks on current
topics every Monday, a certain mum
ber being chosen to recite each week.
The seventh and eighth grades had
a weiner roast on the rocks last
Tuesday evening. = 81.
+ In English III class one, day, the
teacher asked the pupils: when a:
man takes an oath, promising to tell
the truth, and then does not tell
the truth, what is this state offense
called?" II know" spoke up one
wise pupil. .*That's called breach Of
promise. -.
Many of the pupils are busy max
ing articles for exhibition at the fair.
The English III class wrote long
essays for last Friday, about the
"Idyls of the King.
Several of the high school boys
have been target practising lately,
preparing for the opening of the
partridge season.
Christina Clinch entertained num-
ber of high school girls at a fudge
party in her home Friday evening. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Tom Carter drove down to Duluth
last Friday in Their car, returning
Sunday evening.
A number of high school girls had
their supper ON the beach last Fri
day evening, and attended a marsh
mallow roast later.
The Photography class have fin
ished the study of glaciers and will
now take up the study of lakes.
The English III class received new
textbooks Monday. The title is
Booker T. Washington, or Up From
Slavery.
There was an explosion in Chem
istry class Monday morning. Some
hydrogen gas mixed with air explo-
died.. breaking some Of the glass ap-
paratus. p Reets1natelyys z was
hurt. ;,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
FAREWELL PARTY TO
DEPARTING PASTOR

A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the Congregational church
Monday evening TO H. b. Pitcher, the
departing minister: DR.. Hicks, in
few we'll chosen remarks, reviewed
the work accomplished by Mr.. Pill
cher during his stay here, and pre-
dicted brilliant future for this
young man in his chosen vocation.
In behalf of those present DR.. Hicks
presented Mr.. Pitcher with a SUBJ
stanc;al sum of money.
Mr.. Pitcher, in replying, took the
opportunity to thank the gathering
for their well-wishes and the present
and told of his plans for the future.
The ladies of the church served a
delicious lunch, after which the good
bys were said.
Mr.. Pitcher left that evening on
the America. He will visit relatives
at Detroit, Mimi, Fargo, N. D. and
Libby, Montana, before going to col
Flege to complete his training.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
III BGHWAY ENGINEERS
MOVE TO TWO SARRORs

Assistant Highway Engineer E. HI
Stelle, with his assistants W: Fl:
Hoag and Clarence Lilly left on the
America Monday evening for Two
Harbors where they will continue the
work of preparing the plans of the
North Shore road, under the direc-
tion of H. C. Hanson, highway engi
neer of Lake county. The survey
crew is now close to Two Harbors
and if the plans are completed this
year everything will be in readiness
for the commencement of work on
this road in the spring, provided of
course, that amendment No. l car
ries at the election on November
second. This will be great thing
for the residents of the North Shore
as it will shorten the distance about
20 miles and will be permanent
hard surface road that can be trav-
eled in any kind Of weather.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
MAGNEY GIVES TALK
AT PRINCESS THEATER

C. R. Magney, former mayor Of
Duluth and candidate for Judge of
district court, stopped over long
enough Saturday while enroute TO
Port Arthur, to give talk to the
audience at the Princess Theater on
the Babcock plan of good roads as
provided for in amendment No. /, to
be voted on at the November End
election.
Mr.. Magney told o. the great bene-
fits to be derived from such a. sys-
tenn of roads and in an eloquent man
ner pictured glowing future for
Minnesota, especially the northeast
ern part, when these roads become
fact. MIR. Magney's talk was lis
tened to with great interest and at
the conclusion of his remarks re-
ceived hearty applause.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
/ STATE n. P0LlTIc AZ NEWS
.z :Bly Vance Chapman
"The G County G Chai irrnara

!. Word comes that e numbe Of;
Legislative old timers are being hard
pushed by Nonpartisan League riiv-z
ais and that some extra work will
have to be done to get them by.
& Among the number reported as ;;hav-
i ing a lively fight on their hands are
Oscar Smer1son,* of Nicollet county
and Theodore Christianson of Lacque
Parle county,. The two named were
heavy weights in the last house and
the state can Ill afford to have them
stay at home. Representative Chris
tianson was chairman of the appro-
priations committee and was a rec
ognized leader. The chances are ex-
cellent that if returned he will be
the speaker .of the next house.
Oscar Swenson was particularly ac-
tive in the passage of the good roads
amendment and aided materially in
it's adoption.
The third state ticket with full
Iownley backing is now a reality
and will have a place on the fall
ballot. The ticket bearing the names
of DR.. Henrick Shipstead for COVER
nor, Geo. H. Mallon for lieutenant
governor and Thomas V. Sullivan
for attorney general was filed with
Secretary of State Schmahl this.
week. A petition carrying over g.
600 names accompanied it. The filing
of the ticket makes the Nonpartisan
League a full f1edged contender for
state control and the big slush fund
whihc Townley and. his ieutenants
have been collecting for the past
month VII be used in impressing
the beauties Of Townleyism upon the
voters of the state. AS originally
planned Farmer-Labor was to be the
political brand under which the tic
kct named would be filed, but Cyrus
Kings persistency in hanging on 20
that title now makes such impossible.
This is regarded as decided handi-
cap.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-09-29
MISS MARGARET H0GARTH =.
s. KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

News was received here late last
week of the sad death of Miss Mar
lgaret Hogarth, one of the party Of
Fort William young ladies who spent
a short vacation here, this summer,
with quarters at the Simon Back
lund cottage. p. -: i.
Miss Hogarth was one of party
of three who had been out for a
short ride, and were on their return
to the hospital, where both she and
the other young lady occupant of the
car, We're nurses in training. The
fatal accident occurred when Mr..
Roy McRae, owner and driver of the
car, attempted to swerve to William
avenue from the street to avoid
crashing into am obstruction on the
thorofare. The following account Of
the ACCIDENT is taken from the Fort
William Times Journal:
"Mr. McRae's story of the sad af-
fair is that he had been driving for
a short time in the intercities and
was returning along May street
bridge over the Mcintyre river, he
says, another car whirled by him and
he was enveloped in cloud of dust.
He did not know of the barricade
put up ON the approach Of the bridge
while it was under repairs, and in
the dust cloud he did not see it till
he was practically upon it.
The barricade loomed up when
his front wheels were almost touch
| ing it.
McRae swung the car toward Will
liam avenue, lateral road running
off May street, and next instant the
car was in the air and fell, with two
. of it's occupants under it, upside
down in the ditch
| Miss Ada Jones, the third occu-
pant, had an almost miraculous es-
cape. She leaped from the car just
in time and escaped without any
serious injury. She had the presence
of mind to Immediately give the
alarm. Other autoists quickly came
to the rescue and the Port Arthur
police were soon on the scene with a
car. Help, however, came too late to
save Miss Hogarth.''
Although here for but a brief time,
Miss :Hogarth made many friends to
whom the: the: news of her -decease
comes as a sad shock. The people
of this community unite; with those
of Fort William in extending their
heartfelt sympathy to the beraved
parents and family at this time.