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

STEUBENV1LLE. O.. July Ser
ferson county authorities arc seeking
four mon. W whites. and two negroes.
who late yesterday. on the Long nun
road in the vicinity OF .Adcua' hcIn up
and robbed Joe RaStech II his famlly
OF Adcna. The hIshwaymen secure
$40 In cash from Mrs. kastech an:
severely beating her and her huSpailu.
The Rastcch family was driving
along. the highway when tGey m MHfo
contaising four men, who lcapcd IRON
their machine and approached the dts-
ablcd party with drawn reviewers. lths-
tech put UP q fight when one OF IN
knocked down by one Of the bandits
with the butt. end Of a revolver lse-
gaining his feet. he fled from the seems
Into Adcna where he summoned a,o.
BY the time a party OF officers Ictuln-
cd with him To the scene OF the holoup'
tho hlghwaymcn had disappeared. uk-
ing the wOman's purse with them; Mr.
Eastech Was Chokcd and brutalIy DCaten
in her struggles with the men ana AZ
.cording to her story to tho, AUTHORITIES
us. e"''0's" "s''
The negroes. officials say, arc knoH'
10 them and they have a good dcscrip-
ton of the white men:
Six Places Ratded.
County authorities raIdcu three poker
rooms and three spcakcasics last night.
Thirty-siX players were caught IN III"
raids on the gambling rOonS ana were
fined IS and costs each. Ihc pTopI'e-
tors. James Mcpherson, Pat Gaiiasnon
and Thomas Walker. were fined SlVo
and costs each. Emmett Coulter Ray
mond Farrell and Make Casper arcs
ed on charge OF violating the prohlp',
ton laws. pleaded guilty and We're ilhGa
$500 and costs each by Justice w. ~
DownCr.
Prohibition entorccment ofncers ra!u-
cd the home of Frank Hracki here To-
day and found n iivc-sallon SUI III
upcratiun. Hyach who was arrcstca,
was using n tNc-gallon oil can 10 DOH
raisins. He is held for hearing.
CITY police IN IL raid on the home OIL
Tony pouElcr located d thrae-GaIlTn
still dnd 4 quantity Of raisin mash.
Duuglcr gave bond for his appearance
for hearing before Mayor fclSt.
Burglars Busy.
BURGLARS were NctirC here last night
three homes being entered. AT the res
idcnce OF Rev. J. W. Hawlcy, a visitor
secured q small sum Of money ana
some Jewclry. while at the nome ~
Thomas Gossett 81 and a gold watcn
was taken. 4 watch and other Je"CIry
was taken from the home of John H.
rulli.
claude CawlnoTnC, &c, Wcl!sourE,, ana
| Deyig, "a, Brilliant. Henry l.. t0rd: -
and Elizabeth Gu, %. both OF Steupcn
vile. Edward Briggs, H. OF 1nrkSl4:
and Catherine Kiss. Is. OF Hylano'
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visit h"r parents, NJ. and Mrs, w. W.
Air. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson and chn-
drcn Of BarraCksVillc. W. Va. arc aero
t" v!<i, her parents. MIR. and Mrs. ".
Mrs. Loretta Ferrcl n daughter
har" gone to New Philadelphia. o.. for
4 weeks visit.
The sIork visited at tn" hnm" Of Mr..
and Mrs; James Marsh Of I~;aughlin nd
| dilion this morning and left a ten
pound son. Both mother and son arc
doing nicely. .
Mrs. Hazel Long. nee Delaney Of
Main street. leave tomorrow 10 JOIN
the service Of Uncle Sam. She will re-
main with him in camp for the rest
Of his enlistment Of two years.
Tho meeting OF the Parish House
| campaign committee Of St Paufs Epis-
copal church which was 10 have been
! held last evening has been postponed
until Friday after the usual week night
service. Xii the men Of the congrcga-
uon ere expected to attend this meet
\. T. Sclby. local merchant who ac-
commanded the ShrinerS 10 Portland.
ore. Is expected to arrive homo today.
Miss Dorothy Otto, daughter or Mr..
| and Mrs. Albert otto OF Third stree.
is visiting with her grandmother in
MIR. and Mrs. Samue AIpaush OF this
city. have arrived home after a visit
with Pittsburgh friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. JpteEraIf
have arrived home after n visit with
their daughter at Athens, O. .
Mr., and Mrs, Lyle Chambers move
to their camp above this city yesterday
to spend tn" summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcguire End fam
uv Of Pearl street arc speeding the
week visiting with relatives at Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Robert Tcarc Of this
city nr" spending q few days vacation
al Buckeye Lake.
Bert Dunn of Akron. O.. who has been
visiting here for q few days, lea YES to-
day on n trip to Pittsburgh. Pa
William Jones arrived home yestcr-
day otter n ten days vacation spent 1t
lake points.
owen Zimmerman has moved his
family TO their camp above this city
for the remainder OF the summer
months.
MIR. and Mrs. HodGcn Tilton have mr.
rived homo after n few days visit Will
relatives at Bethesda. o..
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ST. CLAIRSv|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed

Laslo TozSa and Margaret Tozsa TO
Joseph HcgCdus md Luiac Hegdus. Land
and Grace Vancurcn to omer Howe and
Hazel Howe. Land in Morristown $500.
James II. Neck. ct al TO Frederick J.
Roth. Land in Mead TIP. $40. John +.
Bolon and Myrtle l.. Bolon to Callle Is.
Reilly. Land in Goshen TIP. 800. Myr-
tie l.. Davis and John +. Davis to
Nathan u. .GIl. Lane in Goshen TT. $40.
Laura 3. and John W. Baker TO Emma
:. and s. \. Jackson. Land In Barnes
VILE. 800. Joseph T. Mercer and
Blanche Mercer To Alice \. Carter. Land
in Barne sville. sI.00.
Marriage Licenses
Tony Polski and Pauline Dziekowska
both OF RaEnock.
Isaac y. Butler and Lena NJ. Dahl.
both Of T%'airpoint.
John William Evans Of Martins Ferry
and clara Alta GLASGOW, of S~hadyslde.
OF Bellairc.
Charles Raymond MeckNr and Ora
Blanche Stead. both Of Martins Ferry.
George VI. Steele OF Wheeling and
Ruth Duhey. Of Bridgeport: .
Edgar Rurbak"r. of Warwood and
Ehca DuTey. Of Bridgeport.
Chris G. huffman and Essie b. Conger,
both Of NcT.
Leon Thomas Marvin OF Wheeling and
Davis Elizabeth Cecil Of Martins Ferry.
St. C~latrsville News
Milton Barnes. of Columbus. spent the
week ind at the home OF Mrs. Sarah
Barnes.
Faris Johnston and wife have return
cd inter spending several weeks In tho
east.
Local friends have received word OF
the death OF Mrs. Joliff Of Redwood. q.
Mrs Ruth Joliff. a daughter. is ins,ruc-
tor of music in the local schools.
William Bailey and wife have return
I'd 10 their homo at Akron after spend
ing the week end with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bailey OF East Main
street.
Fred S%idebottom and wife left Monday
for Akron where they will reside.
Miss Blanche Leonard has returned to
her home nj: ClaysvIlle after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. R T. Nc
Carly.
Louis Woolenherger Of Martins Ferry,
WAS here on business Tuesday.
4 number from this place attended the
races in GAINESVILLE IN Monday.
Forrest Mckclvey and wife Of Martins
Ferry. spent the Fourth at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank eMad.
Dan Darrah and wife Of Ashland.
spent the week end with local relatives.
Glenn Thomas n wife Of Pittsburgh,
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Climb Meeting Held.
GAINESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Scribncr and
baby Of Huntington. w. Va. are visit
ing their sister. Miss Clara Scribner, OF
West Main street.
k~ynesmond Krepps OF New York
CITY is visiting his friend. Tom Hilles.
OF his place.
Miss Ann Reed Of Reallsville, O.
spent a few days this week with Mrs.
LutiCia Carter.
Jack B~ushyneld Of Wheeling spent
Monday 10 town.
Everett Fowler Of Akron. O.. Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lawler. His brother. Henry
Fowler Of Pittsburgh. is also spending
his week at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams and
family OF Canton. O.. ar" visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Taylor this week.
MT. and Mrs. Herbert p"r"w md two
children Of Carton. @. arc visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James pcpew Of South Broad
FAY
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FOLLANSBEE

,Jonkin Jones loft today for a Visit
with relatives IN Canton and Iitts-
burGh. ..
left for Niagara Falls to spend their
vacation.
Clarence Shank Of Portsmouth. for
mer local mill man, is here for A rev
days visit with relatives and friends
Aicn2o Prince. state factory inspector
arrived home Friday 10 spend the
Fourth. :, .
Walter Jones has been quite i'll at
his home the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carey. have re-
turned from Snithhcld. o.. where they
were called by the death OF Mrs. Careys
sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellwood Kelly have gone
to Washington. Ia. 20 visit over the
Fourth with relatives. .
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.awtherS and
family of Neville street have gone 10
Jcwctt To spend the holiday with rela-
tivcs. making the trip in their auto.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan Of Stcuhen-
willie il the guest of Miss Pearl Parry
over the holiday.
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Streets Being Repaired.

Streets Being Repaired.
Employees of the NheelirG Traction
Company have started work grading and
GllinG the tracks and portion Of the
street on North Lincoln avenue. near
rhr Aetnarille bridge. and plans have
been made 10 rCpRNe the bad places
where automobiles have been HAVING
great trouble III passing through.
Brrdao Funeral.
The funeral services for the late
Amelia Bradac. ~well-known resident of
this vicinity and wife of Dennis Bradac.
who died at the North wheeling Hos
pital. Will be held from tho family home
this morning and the in;crmcnt will be
Ohio.
No Work on Road.
Despite the plans OF tho county COM
missIoners and the ak which has been
made to the effect that the Cadiz pike
out OF this city would be repaired at
and residents Of this city state TINT
they viii no longer listen to talk. but
will '"St their vote at the next election
for 'N' mon whom they feel confident
VIII i"hc the work up and rush u TO Il
Club Meeting Held.
The members Of the Past Officers
Club Of the Daughters Of Liberty were
very pleasantly entertained last night
at tho homo OF Mrs. Hilda Young IN
the New Addition. hardwood. Follow
ing the business Of tho organization.
the hours wer" devoted TO a program
Of social diversions.
Missionary Society Meeting.
Misses Hazel Brown n Lottie Martz
will be the hostesscs TO the members
sionary Society at the home Of Miss
Brown on Lincoln avenue. tomorrow
evening. A pleasant evening Is planned
10 follow the business session
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COITRE
Relieved For All These Indianapolis
People by External Remedy.

SeOplo ~ 61LSE04 4S"soS'
Note: 1t would be Illegal to publish
these statements If they were not true
This article was copied from tho
Indianapolis Star: These ~ndlanapoIls
people have had Eoitre removed oy So.-
Dol Quadruplc. ANY Of them VIII GiaG-
Is tell you their experience. Mrs. F.,W.
Harlan, 345 Christian ST., c. F. john
son. r II. {. Box 1863. Mrs. Emma DAVIS,
AS L. ST. Clair ST.. Mrs. Fred Maze, -.
indianapolis to see these people or even
write TO them.
Sorbol ouadruple comes In small DOT
ties containing enough for most cases
Will not stain or I~rritate. Does not In"
,erfcre with daily work. Leaves parts
in healthful. normal condition: Easy to
use. Requires 10 minutes daily:
Get further information at Griest q
Co.'S Drug stores. or drug stores every
where. or write Sorbol Company Me-
chanicsburg, Ohio.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July Cotton goods
were quiet and prices easing In gray
cloths. Yarns were quiet and easy. Wool
goods were irregular n quiet and silks
dull. Burlaps for AuEust-Septemoer
shipment were frmer. Buyers became
moro numerous in the market.
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arc visiting at the home of Mrs; Ihonas
parents, Nj. and Mrs. VIM: Holman n
Henry chandler and children ~ Dc.
troll. are visiting at the home or george
Attorney E. F.. McCombs OF Martins
Ferry, vas here on business TuesdVy.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The I~atelligencer
a. tho Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or cal! Martins Ferry
"27 ].
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news Items for The Intelli-
ssncer at Hickey's News stand.
Sciby a Reeds Drug Store or the
Rridkeport Hardware Company or
cnI Martins Ferry 2s7 J.
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Martins Perry Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas +. LIN ar!
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Smith.
Mrs. Harvey Humphrey ana chill
drea are here from Newport ky.I TO
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Annual Band P1onlo.

The annual picnic OF The Buckeye
band. we'll known colored organization
of this city. will be held At S~tccle's
Grove, three miles west OF this city,
tor truck service has boon nTranged
for 10 the grove md a concert AS we'll
as dancing has been planned for tho
day,
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{. II, Lincoln. Held representative OF
the KiwaniS clubs Organization. spent
yesterday m his city with 4 number OF
local business and professional men
interested IN the formation Of a club
in this city. He expects 10 spend today
md tomorrow berc and the local or
Ean,zation Will probably he effected
Thursday.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Give Your Child Fair Chance in
the World


above their fellow and who the notable They
Abraham Lincoln
he
should help child
is Oh daughter be handles
Put shandsh Encio
of fknowle
tic and nfmni him wshr
Evening star., 1920-03-21
0NE-ACT PLAYS FRIDAY
EVENING BY ARTS CLUB
Second Group Will Be Presented at
the Post Office
Theater.

The second group of one-act plays
to be presented by the Arts Club of
Washington players at the Post Office
Theater. 11th street and Pennsylva mia
avenue northwest, next Friday even
ing, March &c. represents types rang
ing from broad farce to artistic ro-
nance. Each play has been chosen
by the club as a perfect technical
specimen of it's kind. while Belasco-
ing casts of former professionals and
talented amateurs in preparing for the
performance.
The radical change in styles of
women's dress in the pas. sixty years
will be featured in "Everybody's Hus-
band by Gilbert Cannan, a novel bit
of romance. Back Of the Yards" by
Kenneth Goodwin Sawyer. young
American playwright who died in
France in the recent war, contains a
melodramatic grip. THE Dear De-
iected from among the best English
comedy. The Pot Boiler" by Alice
Gerstenberg. is an irresistibly humor-
Gus act of the bare stage" type.
In each play the Arts Club Players
standard has been maintained in the
clubs effort to develop a love for
good drama.
Members of the four casts are Wal
ter Beck, DR.. Clifton p. Clark. Denis
Connell. Miss Virginia Cross Mrs.
Sarah Deeds. Miss Betty Farrington
Ann Ives. Maurice Jarvis, Miss Maude
E. Lee. Mrs. Mabel Kipp-Lewis. Miss
Harriet Murphy, Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith. Arthur Il. White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Woodburn. The per-
formance will begin at SIS pm.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
BOARD OF SURVEYS AND MAPS
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
Newly Organized Body Expected to Have
Far-Reaching Consequences-Purpose
and Origin Of Movement

to the public information concerning
all mapping and surveying data
available in the several government
departments and from other sources.
The executive order further directs
that the board shall hold meetings at
stated intervals to which shall be in
vited representatives of the map-us-
ing public for the purpose of confer
ence and advice.
For Use of All Departments.
"All government departments are to
make full use of the board as an ad-
visory body and will furnish informa-
ton and data called for by the board"
This board of surveys and maps"
was brought into existence by action
of the National Research Council
some time ago, in cooperation with
the engineering council, to provide
an organization that would prevent
duplication and provide for co-opera
ton among the federal mapmaking
organizations, and thus an appeal was
made to the President of the United
States. in which attention was called
to the necessity for the completion
of the topographic map of the United
States. Whereupon-P President Wilson
directed the Secretary of War to call
a conference of representatives OF
the surveying and mapmaking organ
izations of the government for the
| purpose of considering the recon-
| mendation of the engineering council
Fnr-Reacbing Result Seen.
| Mr.. Bowie of the coast and geodetic
survey, in speaking of this scientific
work of the government, says:
1T is believed that the creation of
this board of survey and maps is
/ step that will have very far-reaching
consequences in completing the to-
geographic, mapping Of the country
! and in planning standard m ethods of
carrying on work connected with the
| surveys and mapmaking of the vari-
Gus kinds employed in both govern
ment and other organizations and
agencies"
Maps. he says "have been made
/ in this country ever since the col
onists first landed. but there has
never been any co-ordinating agency
| by which standards of accuracy would
| be established for the guidance of
surveyors and mapmakers. In fact,
such an organization as the American
Society of Civil Engineers, which is
vitally interested in surveys and
! maps, has no committee to consider
these important matters"
He says. "It is hoped that the en-
gineers and scientists of the country
Evening star., 1920-03-21

BY recent order of President Will
son a board of surveys and maps"
to be composed of one representative
tions of the government. was created:
Corps of Engineers. L. S. A; coast
and geodetic survey. geological sur
vey. general land office. topography
branch. Post Office Department: bu
reau of soils, Department of Agricui- :
ture: reclamation service. bureau of
public roads, bureau of Indian affairs,
Mississippi river commission, United
States lake survey, international
Boundary Commission, Department of
State: forest service, and the hydro
graphic office.
The chiefs of these several organi-
cations have named the individual
members Of the board. and the public
meetings of this board of government
scientists will be held in Washington
on the second Tuesday of January,
March, May, September and Novem-
Der of each year. and there will be
executive meetings after those public
meetings. also on the second Tuesday
OF February, April, October and De-
cember.
Omcers Of Board Named.
The organization of the board OF
surveys and maps has been perfected
and the following officers named:
Chairman. C o. Merrill. chief engi-
neer of the forest service; vice chair
man, DIR. William Bowie. chief of the
division of geodesy. United States
coast and geodetic survey; secretary:
C. H. Birdseye. chief geographer OF
the United States geological survey.
Standing committeesHhave been ap-
pointed to care for the various phases
Of surveying and mapping this work.
and in addition there is also organized
the map information office with head
quarters at the United States geolog-
ical survey. a feature which was di-
rected by the executive order.
The object of this cooperative work
"is to make recommendations to the
several departments of the govern
ment or to the President for the pur-
pose of co-ordinating the mapmaking e
and surveying activities of the gov
ernment and to settle all questions at
issue between executive departments
relating to surveys and maps in so
far as their decisions do not conflict
with existing law. The board is also
directed to establish central in
formation Office in the United States
geological survey for the purpose of
collecting, classifying and furnishing
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Hearing Postponed at Montesano

MONTESANO, Wash. March 90
Judge John N. Wilson has postponed
until Monday. March 20. the hearing on
the motion for q new trial for the seven
alleged j. w. WIS convicted of second
degree murder for the staying OF Warren
o. Grimm, Centralia ar1nistice day pa
rade victim
Evening star., 1920-03-21

will co-operafe with the board of
surveys and maps. by making their
wants known"
On all except a few of the standing
committees of the board of surveys
and maps representatives of outside
organizations will also be appointed:
Mr. j. Parke Claiming. chairman OF
the engineering council, wrote let
ter to President Wilson last summer,
in which he called his attention to
the necessity for the completion of
the topographic map of the United
States at an early date to meet the
needs of the country in It's COM
Evening star., 1920-03-21
IRONITE COMPANY ENJOINED.
Indictment Against It Has Been
Quashed.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Federal
Judge Augustus N. Hand today signed a
dissolution decree perpetually enjoining
the Ironite Company. Master Builders
Company. United Products Company and
others from continuing to participate
in a conspiracy and combination to mo-
nopolize and restrain interstate and for
eign commerce in pulver:zec, powdered
or finely divided metal used in concrete
construction
Upon fling the decree Judge. Hand di-
rected the Quashing Of the indictment
which charged the same defendants with
violating the criminal provisions Of the
Sherman antitrust law.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Will Be Physically Examined.

Maj. Gen. l.. w. T. Waller of the
Marine Corps. stationed at Philadel-
plria. Pa. has been ordered to report
tomorrow to marine retiring board.
of which Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune
is chairman. in this city, to determine
his physical fitness for further active
duty.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Mrs. Alice Yocum, recently of Boone.
iowa. thinks her record of thirteen
marriages and thirteen divorces is
without a parallel - and the judge
who severed her latest matrimonial
bonds agreed with her.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

merce, industries. etc. the engineer
ing board having recommended the
creation of this board.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

1t IS a curious fact that nearly ali
the striped tights worn by Jockeys on
European race courses are woven by
the nuns OF Sienna
Evening journal., 1920-12-27
SAVE LIVES In
RUSH FOR OIL

EDMONTON, Alta. Dec q United
Press Enforcing the grub stake or
dinance Of the old Yukon gold stam-
pede. Royal North West Mounted PO-
lice are iurning back ar0spectors
heading for the Mackenzie river
With winter closing in. hundreds OF
adventures have set cut with pack
trains and dOg-sleds for the new old
field at Fort Norman 90 stake claims
before the expected rush starts in
the spring. The police are overhaul
Ing these argOnauts on the trails Of
he north and forbidding all 10 CON
tinue the Journey Who are not ply
sicany nc 90 Withstand the rigcrs OF
am arctic winter. or who are moi
adequately prOsisioned.
Police precautions may prevent a
repetition OF the tragedies that mark
ed the rush 10 the Yukon and the
Klondike in the gold excitement of
1896 Edmonton was The fitting out
point FOR many OF the gold seekers.
Few reached their destination. Dis
hearlened by hardshlps, many turned
back. Scores met death and their