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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
OH|O'S VESUV|US
IS NOW EXTINCT
AFTER II YEARS

chillicothc. O.. Aug. l@.-Ohin's We
suvlus' is no more. Cnpcras Mountain
in the southwestern corner Of Ross
county. that used to glow II; night ana
smoke In the daytime. now * nothing
more r',ar = bulk against the skyline.
For nine years, the smoking hilr
has been extinct. farmers who live IN
the vicinity W the big bare hlU say
TIE mountain used - attract scientific
investigators and tourists from all over
rho stl'r 4
Every Sunday saw 4 pilgrimage. md
STRANGELY cuoL gh. saws n special article
in the Cleveland Plain Leader. many
ncrsons thought the smoking hill wus
volcano.
Some people are said 10 have sold
their property and moved out OF the
nelghborhood, fearing that some day
the district would become second
Tnmpri.
The hiil IS said tn have smoked In
termittcntly for eleven year. Fof
periods running from two 10 three years
tho burning apparently would be In 4
state Of Quicscencc. Then the. 1rcS
would break out again. This. or course
would intensity the curiosity OF the
people NJ To what was the case.
Tic real reason for the burning stlll
r. a matter OF controversy. great por-
ZION nr the hill Is devoid ~ veg"tRtior
thus eliminating the forest fire thcor!
The hill, composed largely of oil
shalc, Is furrowed with innurcrabie
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LOUISVILLE
Boy injured

Frank Urban. Jr.. who VAS burt on
Monday by a fall OF stone In the Pau
line mine where re was working. was
taken to tho OHIO Valley General hos
pital Wheeling. and Is resting rs COM
fortaSly as could be eApcCted. His
father Frank Urban ST.. WAS injured in
l!ke manner some m"u'hS ago and has
no. as yet sufficiently recovered TO be
able 10 resume work.
Fire Alarm
On Tuesday morning the home OF
Mr.. Emma Gordon caught tire from the
SCOT ixniting and lodging on the Shingle
roof Il - supposed. y neiShoor. Miss
Matte MCPHERSON. being IN her yard
heard nc cracxlinG Of the flames and
gave the alarm and the bucket brigade
coming 20 IN" rescue. The blaze was
soon rxungutsned but not before con-
siderable damage had been done 70 the
roof.
Township Convention
The Richland township convention
will be held in the VI. E. church here
In the afternoon ANA evening Of Sun
day, August u.
Louisville Briefs
Mrs. Ray IrAlnst"r and daughter
yera of Nk,Cn are guests Of Hector Nc
ster and Edward Lopez and fam
aries Boyd Of PawtuCket. r. l.. a
.mer local man. VAS the guest OF the
family of J. h. Clark on Tuesday.
&C. Those attending the chautauqua at
Morrtstcwn were F.. l.. Barnhall anu
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hammerle and
and Mr. and Mrs. I. +. Hammerle and
daughter Jessie.
Mrs. Martha George and son Willard
we're at Wheeling on business the tirst
Of the week.
Miss Matte Thompson Of GrsenrilI".
Tenn, and sister Mrs. Mamie AULer-
man ~: low. are VISITING their sister
Mrs. John Atkinson.
Mrs W. II. Evans and son Raymond
% Rrookside wcr" recent guests OF
Mrs Mary Shepherd.
= Hicrncy BoyG of 81. clairsrllie was
late visitor IN the home ~ lie" Muir
phy.
,lrs James Tallman Of Be.!3rr" spent
"Wednesday W.ih her son Charles Tall
man.
\ AIv. Schulz. "f - i'm. N"h.. who
/ been absent sixsy-seven. years
Sp~rr :, :r.s al: ., ans ,"uStn hec-
toy Mc.\ll'stc; t.l~:.:' ,"."0r and fam
Il. md Nj t"rr'"ri".
..lss Mildred Dar:ah is spending n
few days win r"r aur.r, Mrs. John Cos
sc!i - hammock.
rkmr,a~ NcNnm~, ~ Rrlla!re has
pn..hts..,i he S,drho';"u; farm est "t
town. rcr.Htl2 purchased by Frank
Chambers.
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CLARINGTON

Mrs Frank Dietrich and son Graydon.
and daughters, Helen and Lillian, or
! Rayerna, are the guests of relatives
hero.
! Mrs. Matthew Mosena LEI; Saturday
| for couple OF weeks visit with rela-
tives at Akron.
Mr. and Trs. William Gotthardt. OF
! West Farminstor. Ohio. ere spending
! the week with friends and relatives In
! this locality.
Miss Lou cochrane vas the guest or
/ relatives and old time friends In town
| for few days.
. Mr.. aud Mrs, W.. F. Rose. OF Akron,
are spending weeks vacation with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tlmmons Of
Warwood. are visiting relatives IN
town.
Mrs. Howard Clark and daughter OF
Martins Ferry. are with relatives In the
country.
Miss Eva Messerly has gone 10 CleVe-
! land to spend her Yn'ti"n with relatives.
Mr. and Ars Julian Steiger were
wheeling visitors the fore parl OF IN.
week
Miss OLA Rainbow. OF Wheeling, is
visiting Mrs. II. +. Gamer.
MI. ana MIS-. rTt0 Co a'IA N'''N'S''
! Of Washington. D. {. are the guests or
| her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fornie'
near Beallsvil,e.
Charles Mes.erly. OF Shadyside. rs
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. u. Mcsserly.
Mrs Samuel Tschappatt was hostess
TO the silver Circle Thursday evening.
Miss Elaine Litten has returned home
from n visit with relatives at Tits
burrh.
Mr. and Mrs W. G. McKelvey and
childrcn. OF Portland. Ohio. motorcd
hero Wciresday 70 visit local relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Day. OF Wheeling.
are with relatives hero.
Dr. c. u. McSscrly and family. Of Mar
tins Ferry are At tho M"Sscrly home
here FOR a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erncsr Waiter. o: Akron
announce the birth OF daughter.
Vs., eSday. August 3.
The Clarlng'on camp meeting at
Sailer's Grove August II 90 -. Is now
in session Good talent is promised Tor
morning afternoon and evening serv-
Ices md the attendance will be large
Mrs Charles StricklinS and children.
who have been with relatives here for
the past six weeks. will return to their
hvlpc in Akron Sunday.
! The RENAME Of Mrs. Lydia r.. kaloe-
| neisch. who died at her home in trichs-
vile Wednesday. August IN. were
! brrucht here and Inferred in tho family
lot In Clartng;on cemetery Friday at
/ II "A. NJ Mrs K1lbct!eisch was for
mer resident having spent most Of her
early life In this locality.
/ Mrs Charles Jenni came home Mon
day from Wheeling hispital after sew
, e-al weeks treatment following an Up-
! Grafton and Is getting along nicely.
Mrs Fred Bruny ard children. Of
| Marietta, are visiting friends In this To-
! cality.
! Mr and Mrs. Charles Clark and chill
: dren Of Pttt-hargh, nre the guests OF
! Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Dietrich.
Many local friends OF the late DR..
J. F. Berry attended the funeral serv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
MAJORSV|LLE
Grimm

Alexander Grimm. an aged resident
OF Wind Ridge. dropped dead al the
home Of Vim. Hewitt. Of Wolf Run.
while paying them II social visit Thurs
day. Aux. /. Mr.. Grimm was assessor
Of Richh.l and had large circle Of
frIend;. In youth he was united In
marriage with Bliss Sara Hewitt. and
TO tht'. union were born four daughters.
Mrs Mimic McGlumnhy. of JacHown.
with whom he mad. his home; Mrs.
Flora Cal. OF Cameron: Mrs. Bertha
Suplcr and Miss Learle. Of Wind Ridge.
Tho wife and mother passed TO the
sylrit world many years ago. Inter
men: at the cemetery al Wind Ridge.
Murphy
The body OF Charles Murphy. son OF
AR. and Mrs. Herman Murphy, OF Wind
Ridge, was laid To rest Sunday after
noon in the family burial ground at
Jacktown. following tho long voyage
from the battlefield of France. where he
Was killed. Murphy belonged to Com
pany K. 10th Pennsylvania Solu1:ecrs.
Tho body was buried with military hon
ors. as the young comrades performed
these solemn rites amidst tn" falling
lain. Even the most ;houghtleSs per-
sons were impressed. Let US all re-
member that he gave his life that
>:hers might live" No man can do 4
more honorable deed.
Mr. and Mrs. MelEhen. OF Jacktown,
parents OF Vim. Meighen. who was killed
in France, requested that the body be
buried Mt Arlington. The request Of
the aged pare ntS. q course. was gladly
granted.
The above young mon. Murphy and
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FLUSHING

Samuel Bonner spent Sunday In
Akron.
II. W. Vance of Cadiz was n Flushing
visitor Tuesday
Glen Calhoun OF Detroit. Mich. viz
tied over Sunday at the home Of his
brother. Don Calhoun.
Misses Helen and Reba Bethel visited
with friends In Cleveland this week.
The Bethel Reunion Will be held sat
urday. August 20 at tn" home OF Smith
Bethel.
Rev. Howard Bethel and family of
Rio Grande. Ohio are visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cowen and
baby Of Magadore. Ohio. are Visiting
Mr.. Governs mother. Mrs. Kate Cowen.
Rev. w III. Hnvertield Of Shadyside
visited this week end at the home or
J6s. Il. Thompson.
worth are visiting with relatives IN
Mrs Minnie Bethel and son ELS
worth are visiting with relatives IN
Cambridge
Mr. Busch is Visiting his two daugh-
ters in Adrian. Mich.
Charles Vance OF Des Moines. Ia
visited Thursday with Mrs Alice vance
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Meigaen, were comrades and warm
friends. both ha!ling from the same VII
lage.
The members OF the Salem NJ. +.
! church will give their annual picnic
, and umc-cumtng at the church
grounds Saturday. Aug. 20. The liter
mr. program mas not been fully decided
/ upon. but will probably consist OF mu-
sic. readings and an address from the
pastor. All are invited.
Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Chidrster were
ovcr-SUnday guests Of their daught"r'
Mrs. Hugh Virgin. Of Woodruff. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bird. Of Washing
,nn. spent the weekend with Mrs.
Rird's parents on Dinsmore's ridge
Mrs Emma Allison and daughter.
Blanche. are spending this week with
Mr.. and Mrs T. y. Jones. of Mounds
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs Galloway. Of Whar'on's
run. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Price Cheeks. Ir.
MIR and Mrs. King. Of Washington.
spent the latter part Of the week WIN
Mrs. Kings parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. W.
NaDattI.
Mr.. Vim Archer. ST.. received the
sad news OF the sickness and death or
his sister. Mrs Elizabeth Arch"r
! Huchauau. Of West Alexander, Tuesday.
Arch Carroll. oc Washington. returned
tn his home Sunday. after spending a
plea Sant. fortnight with his uncle. WAL
ter Swart.
, Mr. and Mrs. LcNIe MCNtnch. or TINS
place. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross DOMAIN
OF Calls. were called To West AleXan-
der Sunday by the death OF their aunt
Mrs. Harrie: CORN
Mrs. John Hcwett and children are
paying = visit to Mrs. Hewetts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayle.
The Jack,own fair and tn" thr"shin"
machine are both billie for This com
ing week. You can't ar"rd 20 MISS
either.
Most Of the farmers have finished
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their hay. which has been an abundant
crop. and are now hauling IN oats.
thrcshing and few beginning their fall
blowing.
Some Of the pasture fields arc being
cut with the moving machine. In hopes
that they may DO cleared Of the plant
known as wild carrot that Is proving
such pest in this community.
Some OF tho road supervisors are hav-
ing the weeds cleared OF tho roadside.
This H. IA movement in the right dlrec-
lion--It means fewer weeds to night
next year
Not single bushel OF fruit In our
orchards Price OF butter and eESs
soaring, with 80 cents top price foI
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
GAINESVILLE

One Of tho most elaborate social
func,i"n. "i td' season was IN, an
p. g., .,..~t GirN.r given Thursday
e,cri"r ~ 'hr Carter home IN North
Hroaiwny. by Miss Eln NedrL carter,
announcing Tive engagement Of her SIS
;cr. Mss t.dn.t Mae carter. |" Gurdon
G. sill both Of columbus.
yuur,c0urSe dinner was served.
IT,, rcn.~- pi"rr tuI :he table consisted
T.: k,wrIcS dressed 20 rcp-cS> nj II bride
and bridegroom. \ blue and p.nl; color
scheme prevailed In the place cards.
ft:ors ard ices. The dome above the
tohl" held .nlIature marriage licenses.
which we're showcred over the guests
Mt ;hr conclusion or the announcement
bV Miss Carter.
Following the dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Novel; entertained the guests At
a theatre rarty. The guest list in
clndcd: Mr.. and Mrs. .. V. Perry OF
Redwood. O.: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen R
Sill ~ WASHINGTON. d. c.: Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Novel; Of Cameron. ". Va: Mr..
r. y Carter OF indianapolis. Ind;
Miss F. Ina Carter and Mr.. G.. q. Sill.
,,oth ~ Colu mouS. o.: Mr.. J. w. Fouike,
Mrs L. NJ. Carrier and Miss Eva Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Devices and
daughter. Miss Laura Devices. OF Phil
aleprtd. Ia. are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs George Fisher spent Thursday
with Mrs Stanley BolOn at Bethesda.
Ohio.
,;urdon Sill returned to Columbus,
phjo friday.
Mrs Thomas Tnohcy OF Chicago. Ill.
t. Ni,:,.Ms her mother Mrs. Mary Reed
i r.; Main street.
.... ..Gr't Gibson Will leave the ilrs,
Of ,h~ week for Youngstown. Ohio. for
a ,wp weeks vacation.
Mrs rIly Kyle spent Thursday at
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. shopping.
l:,,~"tt Fowler spent few days
thI~ week a; Columbus. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

little culllcs. washed out by the course
Of rainfall down the SLOPE. These be-
came filled with dry vegetation. and
some scientists asserted that combus-
1.-Two acton set in among this refuse;
that the heat started the oil In the shale
&c burning and boiling. thereby starting
the long fires
At night. the drift-pa ckcd Gullies.
smoldcrinE. would give to the hill
most realistic appearance Of Volcano
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
Tina whistle on tn. Steamer

DO Won remember Lincoln's story
about the little steamer with the big
whistle? Every time they footed the
whistle blew on =" much steam that
the boat stopped running. That's the
way with lots u people today. II they
would only use their energy to drive
the paddle wheel ~ opportunity instead
OF etcrnary blowing the whistle OF
discomfort they would ind themselves
going out Of steam Of success so
DANCED fast tina, the harnaCleS OF fall
ure wouldn't have - chance In the world
a. hook onto their little craft.--Dodge
News.
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with red streams Of lava running down
its sides. In daylight, the smoking
shaIe would present similar appear
ance.
This explanation Is the ono generally
accepted. But whatever the cause OF
tho starting and stopping OF tho nres'
tha fact remains that Ross county
hasn't any volcano now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

ices a; ShndysIde and burial Mt Pow
hatan Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Fankhauser have
returned home TO Pittsburgh from
visit hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Columbus. Aug. l2--Late sowing OF
winter wheat il urKed again this year
BY Ohio State university entomilogists
as a means Of escaping serious damage
to the plants blythe Hessian fly. The
safe date for sowing wheat IS known
by tho county agents and farmers who
cooperated last year In late sowing. and
farmers are urged to take advantage OF
their knowledge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Cincinnati. Aug. IA bond issue for
the canal parkway. which failed al the
primaries may be again submitted 70
voters at the November election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Findlay. Aug. IA new record for
butterfat production In Hancock county
was set by Molly. q graded Jersey.
owned by Kerns & Randolph. The COW
produced 500 pounds Of but,erfat in 80
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Tirnn. Aug. 12.-Samuel Ross. Pitts
burEh. Instructor. in army schools. has
been elected superintendent OF the Re
publica schools near here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Port Clinton. Aug. 1e.-Gro~ers re-
port = short pickle crop on account OF
dry weather and insects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Doshler. Aug. 12-Nine received dip
Tomas at graduation exercises OF the
Nssmith college Of Chiropractic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Napoleon. AuS.122.-J.J. johnson and
Company has been awarded contract
10 build q brick pavement at swanton.
On a bid Of $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Westerville. Aug. l2.-Otterbein uni
versity will celebrate ITS diamond jubilee
IN juno OF 1922, with a celebration In
connection with the commencement eN-
ercises. A campaign for &2.0o0.0oo Is
expected TO be completed BY that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
S0o~>O
OHIO NEWS ;

GAINESVILLE Aug. u. - AuskinEum
county's seventy-titth annual fair is to
be held hero August Is II. is and ls.
There will be three races each day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

Toledo AUG. IA church building
costing S25O.oo0 will be erected here
BY tho Christian Science church. Work
on the structure is 10 start September
this year and IT Is expected TO be COM
pieted in a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N
INTELLIGENCE WANT ADS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13

W will Be- Gad Ia.< yOH the W1b Ssish Clam
Rid in1-D,1.x IT, YoaH find tie best rt~i1sIs-
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-09-23
Workers Can End
War If They Will

The labor movement recognizes
the value of freedom and it knows
that freedom and rights can be
maintained only by those willing
to assert their claims and to de-
fend their rights. The cause
of disarmament and international
peace can be promoted by creating
and stimulating a public sentiment
that will not tolerate waste of life
and by establishing international
relations understanding and agen-
cies that will constitute insuperable
barrier to policies of force and
destruction. With humanization,
education cultivation, the establish
ment of the rule of reason, occas-
sions for wars and wars them
selves will cease. The working peo-
Pile, the masses of the world pop
ulation. can end wars if they but
have the independence to think and
to give their convictions reality by
daring to do. For this and many
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-09-23

other obvious reasons this conven-
ton calls upon the government Of
the United States to take the in
itiative or to cooperate with any
other nation or nations for the pur-
pose of general agreement for
disarmament both Of the army and
naval affairs of the world and
that it shall be the duty Of the
executive council to call upon the
workers and the people to aid in
every way within their power and
to have translated into action the
sentiments recommended.-A. f. of
L. Convention Action on Disarma-
ment (June, 1921.
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Smoke OLYMPIC CLUB 10c cigar.

The earnings of factory workers
in New York state in May showed
continued decline. The decrease
in average weekly earnings for the
state as a whole was "a cents, the
average earnings being $25.76. The
reduction in weekly earnings since
last October amounts to $3.07 or IL
per cent
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w. Jett Lauck who was Secretary
of the National War Labor Board
to write to you relative to the
moral obligation of the government
to pay this claim.
If there is any doubt in your
mind as to any phase of this mat
ter, shall be glad to advise you
further either in person or in writ
ing In urging Congress to early
action you will not only be accom-
plishing the fulfilment of a moral
obligation on the part of the Gov
eminent. but also will be conferr-
ing a real benefit upon the bene-
ficiaries of this claim at the present
time of need
Respectfully, David Williams,
International President,
International Association of
Machinists.
C-.I- DT TTE DJDDnNT - Ts.,-
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The scare 'em force of organized
plumber in Congress said that the
bonus bill appropriating $200,000,-
900 in aid of ex-service men would
bankrupt the national treasury, but
the appropriation of 100000, 900
to fatten the railroad spectators,
which passed the house and is now
pending in the senate, is considered
a mere bagatelle by these gentle
men,"