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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
STEUBENV|LLE

S,cubcnvlllr. o. July l3.-At IN en-
thuSlaSt!C meeting OF Republicans hcId
nj Toronto last evening. harding
Marching club. the first 10 be organ
ICED IN jefferson county was formed
with the election OF officers. Or. h. T..
Kilrus. prominent manufacturer. OF
Toronto, was chosen, president; Mayor
Edward Casey. vice president; J. Nj.
Anderson, secretary. and Thomas Burke
treasurer About fifty citizens Of the
town were in attendance Another
meeting will be held later in the week
campaign and securing OF uniforms for
the members Of the club,
To Retry Case.
Martin SeleS. administrator OF tne
estate OF Vincent Seles has flied an
amended petition in common pleas court
here. asking $40. 900 damages from Geo.
Green. prominent resident Of Brilliant,
O.. for the death OF Vincent Selcs. aged
II Years, who was shot and Killed AT
the Green place at Brilliant about a
year ago. Mr.. Green was acquitted OF
the murder OF the child and later jury
disagreed in the damage suit 1t Will
be retired at the fal, term OF courts
Close Cali.
Jeff Bushfield. OF Toronto. narrowly
escaped death to-day when his clothing
was caught in the gears OF the engine
over the fly wheel and mlraculouSly cs-
capped with severe cuts about the head
and legs.
Marriage licenses.
william Baney. IS. and RoIie NC
Queen, IS. both Of Mingo Junction.
Samtel II. TantlinGer. So. and Amanda
Scoring. So. both OF Stcubenrllle. Mich
ael Yak. 81, and Paula Guzi. Is, both
OF Connorville.
Divorce Acttons-
Joseph Bowers has brought suit IN
common pleas court here for divorce
from Luena Bowers, alleging abandon
ment Nancy Hodicn. OF Mingo juno
tin, has sued Michel Hodlch for divorce,
alleging deSertion.
To Tiltonv1le.
The Knights of Pythias ball club OF
this city, goes 10 Tiltonvtlle Thursday
night for a game with the Knights or
that place. The pokie band Of this city
and several hundred rooters will accom-
pany the team
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BENWOOD
Council Meeting.

Council Msetdng.
TIA regular bi-monthly meeting or
the city council was held last evening
at the city hall on Main street. I'm
portAnt matters concerning the CITY
officials were taken UP. The street
0uestion was discussed and no decision
was reached. This leaves the paving
OF the old streets at moro question
able point in the future,
b. o. Holds Practice.
The Baltimore q Ohio railroad nine
held their regular daily worKout last
evening at the South Benwood grounoH
Many players were out for practice anu
Manager Brown expects to have ms
boys in first class condition lot 'he"
game this weekend
Ramhlers Hold Practice.
A light workout was held last even
ing by the Rambler A. &. on the Center
Rcnwood grounds. Thus far tho team s
season mas been a success. and the TO
mainder OF the schedule should prov"
AZ well. All players are. r"oreS'ed 10
report for practice each evening th!s
week.
Street Work Improved.
Street Commissioner Jak" keSsl"r
has given out notice that Tho sewm
cleaning that was started several weeks
ago is about finished. a few other I'M
provements were made last week on the
streets, which nave DeeI III d NSIJ PSNt
condition for the past few months.
Complaints Received.
Various complaints have been sent IN
~ the city building for the past few
DAYS regarding the disturbances Of Ger
tain youngsters on South Marshall
street Chief OF Police Al Landcrs
notified these youngsters Of their mis-
chief and that they will be- prosecuted
IN the future II caught proving around
1T Il late hour.
Benvood Briefs.
Mrs Jesse DcNiuney left last even
Ing frr Akron. where she Will Spcnn
several DAYS with friends
Gordon Holmes left for D!l'onNale
Yesterday. where he will attend to busf-
moss matters
charles Ritter * spending several
weeks with friends in Cleveland. He IS
expected to return home tomorrow.
Robsrt Black has returned after
spending several days with his parents
In Pennsylvania
wesley Cosser has returned to work
after spending a two weeks vacation
here.
Mrs. James underwent an operation
at the Wheeling hospital last evening.
and Is reported getting along nicely
Miss Martha Kelly will return to-
morrow from Norwich. Ohio, where she
spcnt two weeks vacation with her sis
to-
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GAINESVILLE

Hugh Edgar OF Pittsburgh: Pa; Is the
rucst this week Of DR.. and Mrs. William
F. Ludwigs. Of North Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Spraggs OF Bel
lairc. Ohio. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lappert OF South Lincoln avenue.
Miss Ethel Wiley OF Cambridge, O..
Is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Bonnie Green Of Cam
bridge. arc visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Wilson
Miss Hazel Dent. cashier OF the Ohio
Power company. left Saturday for
two weeks vacation She will visit
few DAYS al Buffalo. y. Y, and then 80
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TO Quebec. Canada, via st. Lawrence
river Her place at the office Is being
filled by Mrs. George Fisher:
Miss Corina Freidick Of Wheeling. W..
Va. spent Monday here with friends:
H. S. Drake OF Petersburg. W. Va.
is spending the week here with friends.
Mrs. w F. Gregory. wife, Of Rev. w:
F. Gregory of Louisville. KY. arrived
Monday for an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Luticia Carter OF North
Broadway. 49,
Mrs. Stanley Bolan of Bethesda, Ohio,
spent Tuesday here. "
J. b. Roberds was business VISITOR
at Bethesda Tuesday. e,
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OUT OF HOSPITAL

c. l. Ray arrived in this city last
evening following his recovery from al
operation which he underwent at the
Rochester. Pa. general hospital when
he fell and seriously injured himself on
the Verne Swain excursion boat
Mr.. Fay has been connected with tho
excursion company for the past Two
months and has been playing the ca1l!-
one. He is we'll known having before
thai time been connected with tho Hag-
cnbeck and Wallace show company. He
will leave this morning for Marietta
where he. will again go TO work on tho
boat
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States destroyers are stationed in the
AdriatiC.
U. {. SAILORS
SENT To PEk|N

Washington. July IA detachment
Of $50 American sailors has hccn or
dcred TO pckin IN augment tho Ancri-
can legation guard Of ?T5 marines as
prccaution against threatened rcrolu-
tionary hoslilitics there. In making this
report to III" navy department today
Admiral GlcavcS commander in chief OF
the Asiatic feet also said he was pro
CeedlnE to rckin 10 confer with the
American minister there.
The cruiser Huron. Admiral Gleav"s
flagship. and three destroycrs arc now
at Taku about ion miles from the
capital The blue CkctS are being sent
IN Pckin unarmcd. hut II Ia Understood
there Will be available arms for them
there.
Pckin. July l2.--Fnnrts arc stll being
made by now emlssnrics {" rrrsuad" WI
pc, Irr and Tgno Kun the reform party
generals. Ia obey tn" government man,
date and not march IN the direction or
Pckin az they had been reported doing
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HOLD ALLEGED RED
IN STEUBENvILLE

Steubenviile. Ohio. July l3-Peter
Kenneckee. a foreigner charged with
distributing red" literature Is being
held by the authorities. pending dis.
position OF his case by department OF
justice agents.
Kenneckec was picked up in the rai
road yards here and officers claim he
had in his possession quantity OF cop-
munistic literature.
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Monday for New Haven where they Will
Spend their summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Conner and chill
dren will leave soon Tor Ciarksnurk'
where they will visit with relatives.
w NJ. Sockman and family are tour
ing through the cast for ten days
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j. {. OFFICER
MAY Be VICTIM

Trieste, July 13.-Ar American off
Ger is reported To have been killed IN
the recent street lighting between the
Croats and Italians during IuGo-
Slav nationalist demonstration at Spa
lato. Dalmatla. The only other fatality
reported in the adviceS received here
was an Italian.
Rome. July 13.-The American sdmi-
raj controlling the east outside the
armistice zone near Spalato. palmatia,
was responsible for the ending Of m
encounter that occurred recently be-
tween hIgo-Slavs and Italians in the
town OF Spalato. il was announced IN q
semi-offcial communiQUe today. The
admiral interviewed with the local au-
thorities, restoring order.
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ELM GROVE

Meats That Please An
cordial invitation is extended 70 the
public TO call upon J. W. Carney. No.
ass Main street, Elm Grove. when in
need OF fresh meats that are Just a Iittlo
better than the majority OF other PLACES.
Phone :6lR for meats. July 1887
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want Adj.
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Washington. n. G.. July 13.--No re-
port ~ the killing Of an American Off
Ger during street lighting ut Trieste.
or the participation by American naval
forces in recent disturbances there. haa
oeen received at the Navy Department
The cruiser Olympia apd several United
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-B1,Y WAR SAVINGS. sTAhPs-
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VA Ss AWEa wAR SAVINGS "''"HN 49,
Evening star., 1920-03-21

meet the evening of April s. There
will be limitations. installation and
announcement of committees.
Mary Washington Chapter, ID. A. r..
held its March meeting at the Wash
ington Club, the president, Mrs.
cbapter Cns has given card parties to to
raise funds for it's Americanization
work and for the work In the near
east. Another will be given within the
week with Mrs. N. A. Jeffreys, Mrs
William Weaver, AIRS. Eugene Hern-
Mrs. S. G. Cornwell and Miss Mary
Perry Brown as hostesses. The chap
ter presented troop flag at recent
meeting Of the Boy Scouts. Miss Mabel
American women in Europe, especial
| ly in Poland. where the Y. w. c. A.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

customs incident to the life OF the
country of Serbia from the seventh
century up to the present time.
One new member was admitted by
transfer, Mrs. Freeman of Chicago
The chapter will be entertained at the
meeting In May by Mrs. Thomas
Smith, 1867 Columbia road
The Abrncndnbra Club was enter
| tanned Wednesday evening at the
street, with the president. Judge j. W.
Thompson. in the chair. Twenty-eight nj
members were present. Responses TO
roll call were on The Shamrock In
America" DR.. Charles G. Abbott and
Mrs. Mabel Lindsay sang Irish songs
Australia" DR.. Abbott told of ms
travels through that country Re
! marks were also made by Messrs. A. .
Perham, A. Y. Casanova, j. w
Thompson, Mrs. A. Y. Casanova ano
Mrs. Barrick. Mrs. ]. w. Thompson
read when You Were a Tadpole anc
| l Was a Fish" Visitors present were
| Mrs. James E. Guilbert. Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Forester Mrs. MARY
r. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs, u. E. F'ellel
and daughter Miss Alice Metcalf ant
Mrs. L. X. Link.
Monticello Chapter. ID. A. r.. held Its
March meeting at the home of Mrs
| Andrews, 1871 Cnaplfl lhc iC
gent. Mrs. Hart. presiding. Mrs. Haley
Wood made a donation to the summer
fund. A donation made by Mrs. An
drews for patriotic work was pu
aside for future emergency A letiel
from tho French orphan adopted by
tthe chaper was read.
| Dnurbtcrs of Vetcrans.-ElIcn Spen-
Ger Mussey Tent, No. 1. met Monday
evening At tho close members gave
a reception in honor of the new OIL
cial heads OF Department OF Potomac
g. A. r. AS the guests entered MRS
sutton played marching Through
throughout the program. Mrs. Glenn
| ents. president of the tent. welcomed
the veterans. Commando McElroy
gave incidents of '61-'6b. Senior Vice
! Commander F. w. Archibald spoke o.
relations Of our country with Mex
leo. past commander of Gushing
Camp, Sons of Veterans. E. A. Lang,
| told anecdotes Of the recent war.
Junior Commander >>lfred Shaw
Judge Advocate Entr lin. Past Com
manders Strattan and Finn related
war stories Mrs. Ellen Spencer
| Mussey. sponsor of tent was also a
guest and spoke on the unrest Of the
| country and of conditions in CUBA.
Mrs Charles Newhard recited. with
piano accompaniment. Fifty Years
Ago" and. as an encore, "Old Let
ters." The supper tables were deco
rated with miniature flags by patri-
otic instructor Of tent. Miss X. A.
Guiton. Toasts were offered by Com
mander McElroy. AdJt. Gen. Oldroyd,
Past Commander Dean. Col. STRAIT
Ball Miss Milligan of Chicago. and
Commander Garrigus. Sons of Vet
| Grams.
! The Daughters Of Veterans will
Evening star., 1920-03-21

had q corps Of Polish women. trained
in America. establish centers Of settle
ment workers in several cities and
towns.
Miss Enfield Joiner of the federal
board for vocational training smoke on
the work of the War Department for
the deaf soldiers of the war
District OF Columbia Society Of 1912
met Monday. The corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Vandegrift. was absent
on account of illness The aer slant
corresponding secretary. Mrs TRULY: /:
the registrar Mrs. Matson. and the
treasurer, Mrs. Dove, made renorts
which were accepted. The auditor
was not present The historian. Mrs.
Owen, read sketch, Her Black
Satin Gown" Much interest was
expressed in the most suitable method
of arranging for the medal contest.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

er on Tuesday was Mrs. William
Wade, from the Department of Jus
uce, who is working with the high
cost of living committee. She ex-
pla1ned the work of this committee.
which Is endeavoring to obtain the
cooperation of every woman In the
country to help curb prof1teering. The
president of the congress will speak
az the Bradley at on Thursday, the
West at on Friday and the Bright
wood at Friday evening.
The Hilton Home ano School Asso-
citation will meet Tuesday at in the
schooi. There Will be speaker on
the high cost of living from the De-
partment of Justice.
The Executive Committee Of the Ma
'i"hni society of Daughters of Found
crs and intrfOts of Ame-tcl held IT'S
March meeting at the home of the
vice president. Mrs. John ]. Myers,
AT Stonelefgh Court, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas K. Noble. in the
cha1r. The treasurer. Mrs. William
dannay. reported "A balance of $500.
The registrar presented twenty-one
names for the first time. Thirteen new
members were elected.
The society is planning to raise a
sum toward the proposed memorial
americas Gift to France" Each
member will be asked to contribute
toward this memorial to commence
rate the first battle of the Marne. The
drive Is to take place the week be-
ginning tomorrow. Mrs Myers report
ed arrangements about completed for
the general court to be held April 10
at the Hotel Raleigh. when delegates
from the different state societies will
be present. as this Is the annual
meeting of the society. Mrs T. NJ
Jones Is chairman on credentials. Mrs,
]. J. Myers is chairman on entertain
M nj n mr. n rr0 N 70 Mr0 Ia
Clair is in charge Of ushers
Anthony League met Wednesday at
$3.50 o'clock at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. 2o07 Co
lumbia road. Mrs. Hendley read the
last message Of DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw. entitled What the War Meant
to Women" Miss Cecil B. Norton.
general secretary of community CEN
ters Of the public schools. gave an
account of the work being done in
the ten white and nine colored CEN
ters in the District. Mrs. Lord sang
group Of nature songs. accompa-
MED by Miss Cora Gibson. Next
Wednesday at the same hour Mrs.
Eleanor J. Bingham will give an art
lecture on The Quest Of the Holy
Grail" Tomorrow evening at
O'Clock Mrs. Nanette B. Paul will talk
on the two most commanding figures
Of the Bible at the Bible study com
mittee, and will exhibit some of the
costumes from the Holy Land which
are a part Of the Nine. Mountford col
lection. which was on exhibition in
the American University some years.
Marcia Burns Chapter, d. A. r., met
Wednesday at the residence of Mrs.
w. L. Gutelius and daughter, Frances
Guteltus, The guest of honor was Mrs.
Harris of Chevy Chase. who gave a
paper on the history. character and
Evening star., 1920-03-21

A letter was read from the national
president accepting an invitation to a
reception to be given by the District
Of Columbia to the National Society
April 26, from 5 to Z.
Consumer League will meet We'd
resday at O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. Frank McManamy, 1926 Hunt
jneton street. Chevy Chase. D. c. Mrs
Edward P. Costigan, president of the
league of the District and chairman of
the food committee of the League of
Women Voters. will tell what the
Consumers League is doing on the
food question: Miss Jessie r. Haver
legislative agent of the National Con-
sumers' League. will relate some
happenings on the hill"
p,llyanna Club. No. 1. met Thursday
with the president, Mrs. Anna c.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Nurses to Meet in Atlanta

The twenty-sccond annual meeting
of the American Nurses Association,
together with the National League
of Nursing Education and the Ma
tional Organization for Public Health
Nursing. will be held at Atlanta, Ga,
April 12-17. according to the an
nouncement of tho American Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Quinn. Letters were read from sol.
diers in Dayton. Ohio. md Springfield.
Mass. who wc-e Fodsocs of the cub
white "oyer there" and from sick
persons. expressing appreciation for
fruit and flowers received. Mrs. Ida
NJ. Hamiil. secretary. will entertain
the club in April.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Marcia Burns Chapter. d. A. r.. met
Wednesday at the residence Of Mrs.
w. L. Gutelius and daughter, Frances
Gutelius. The guest Of honor was Mrs.
Harris of Chevy Chase. who gave a
paper on the history, character and
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The Housekeepers' Alliance, an affili-
alton of representative women who
believe the problems of the home
must be viewed from the standpoint
of both the homemaker and the
houseworker. If the American home
of today is TO fill its place in the ma
tionaI reconstruction plan. has elect
ed the following officers: President,
Evening star., 1920-03-21

PntriOts Memorial Chapter, ID. A. r..
was entertained Tuesday evening.
with Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Douglass
as hostesses. The regent. Miss Caro-
iene Smith, presided. After the busi-
ness session the chapter was given an
exhibition by Boy Scouts OF Troop Co.
to which a large flag had peen pre-
viousIy presented. Many guests were
present
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-16
LEGAL NOTICE

State of Indiana, County of Wayne,
SIS. Office of Board OF Trustees,
School City Of Richmond.
NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF BIDS
FOR BONDS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Board of Trustees Of School City
Of Richmond, Indiana, will, at its Of
flee in said City, until O'Clock, p. m,
of Friday, November 5, 1920, receive
sealed bids from bidders for bonds of
said School City, aggregating the sum
necessary to make payment for the
construction of Junior High School
Building in said city, and the neces-
sary expenses in connection there
with; the aggregate principal of said
bonds not exceeding Four Hundred
Fifty Thousand Dollars. same to bear
date Of January l, 1921, bearing in
terest at five per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually, from date, with
first interest payment August I, 1921,
and said bonds retiring in series in
principal thereof in sum Of Forty
Thousand Dollars per annum. first re-
tirement, February l. 1924, payable at
City of Richmond. without exchange
Said bonds shall be issued in denom
nations of Five Hundred Dollars each
will indicate the amount Of the prin-
cipal of such bonds bid for
Bidders in submitting their bids will
indicate the amount of premium which
the bidder offers upon bid additional
to the principal and accrued interest
to date of delivery.
Application is now pending before
State Board of Tax Commissioners
for authority to issue such bonds.
Transcript of proceedings will be
filed for delivery to successful bidder.
SCHOOL CITY OF RICHMOND,
Indiana
By Charles w. Jordan,
Lawrence G. Handley,
Willard u. Carr,
Board of Trustees.
Gardner, Jessup and Hoelscher,
Attorneys, Richmond, Indiana.
Oct. 16-23-30.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-16

pure-bred live stock. and more par.
ticularly did it give the District Short
horn association a boost.
E.. r. Murphy in Town.
E. F. Murphy, former Wayne county
agent, is spending the week end with
His family in West Richmond. Mr.. Muir
ply, as will be recalled, resigned to
accept a position in the grain section
of the Illinois Farm Bureau, at the
headquarters in Chicago. He has
since covered the bureau elevators Of
the state; and reports close co-opera-
ton in every department of bureau
work, everywhere. The Illinois mem
bership now exceeds $4,000, all signed
up for SIS per year. for three years.
Take your lead pencil and figure the
amount of money the Illinois farmers
have to work with annually. Then.
too, the membership is constantly
growing.
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PAGE THIRTEEN

Charles Gibson and sons on old
George Jordan farm, 21a miles north
west of Economy, 3A miles south or
Modoc, miles north of Hagerstown.
Thursday, October 81
John c. Stevens, on what is known
as the Earl Mitchell farm, ~ mile east
Of Pinhook church, and IL miles
northwest of Glen Karn. Ohio. This
is a closing out sale of live stock. inn
plements, ETC., and begins at 1880.
Friday, October %.
Richard Duvall, Ia mile east of
Wits Station, miles southeast Of
Boston. General farm sale at 10
o'clock.
Saturday, October %.
Fulghum and Sanborn, registered
Big-Type Poland China Hogs, at the
Walter B. Fulghum farm, just west of
Earlham on the National road, al
1890 p. m. Lunch served before
sale. -~
Tuesday, October 26.
ID. r. Funk, at Riverdale farm.
miles northeast of Richmond; mules.
cows and hogs, at 1890.
William Whitman, miles south OF
Centerville, miles northeast of Con-
nersville. General sale, l o'clock.
Friday, Oct. 20.
At one o'clock; 40 Big Type Poland
China Hogs. One mile north of Rich
mond on the Williamsburg pike.
w. B. Krone.
Saturday, Oct. 80
Wood Eliason at Pearl Wood Stock
farm, north of Centerville. Big Type
Poland China hog sale.
Thursday, Nov.
Ed. Hutchings. 3k miles north of
sale
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-16
The Farm and Farmer

Whether a Jet black Poland China
hog may look red" to the color blind
We are unable to say. They look a
shade blacker than Indiana coal to us,
regardless Of the fact that they were
headlined as Red" in our Friday
report of the Jones and Pike sale.
About the best so cent dinner OBJ
tainable under the flag, was served by
the Greenwood Ladies' Aid society at
Liberty, on Friday. The occasion was
the feeding of the multitudes which
came to visit the cattle show and
sale put on by the breeders of Short
horns. 1t was a good show and a good
sale. 1t filed the town with autos
until the farmers and their families
overlooked the place. incidentally. it
created a lot Of sentiment in favor OF