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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
SENATOR SPENCER
COMES IN INTEREST.
OF CHINESE RELIEF
VIII Address Five Meetings Hero Sat
urday and Sunday

Hon. Selden l.. Spencer United States
Senator from Missouri. will be In
Wheeling Saturday and Sunday At II
o'clock Saturday morning he will meet
the ministers of the city at the Young
Mems Christian Association Building
On Saturday afternoon ut o'clock at
the Young Women's Christian AsSoc!a-
ton building the Senator will address
the ladies OF the Association ana the
Womcn's clubs. Sunday morning sem
ator Spencer will speak at the First
English Lutheran Church. Sixteenth
street, near the County building. In
the evening he addresses the c"nGrega-
ton Mt the Fourth street Methodist
church. 1918 Chapline street Methodist
Spencer represents the China Relief
Fund.
No offerings will he taken at any or
the above meetings.
At 3 o'clock sunday afternoon the
Senator will speak at a community ser
vice in the First Presbyterian church
Chapline and Thirteenth street. Hon,
w. B. Irvine will preside and special
music rendered.
Senator Spencer Is n speaker or great
prominence The cause he represents
Is urgent according to latest adrices
forty thousand people are dying every
DAY in China Of famine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
CAR HITS
Bic COAL TRUCK
MISS MILDRED FISHER OF Epo-
WOOD ID PAINFULLY HURT.
Truck Nearly Dsmohshsd and Front
End Of Car II Smashed.

Miss Mildred Fisher 1854 Edgwood
street Edgwood. sustained painful IN
juries to her right hand and arm when
car 50 Of the Wheeling Public Service
company. on which she was passenger
collidcd with a coal truck near Dimmeys
coal mine this morning shortly AFTER
o'clock.
The truck. driven by w. H. Brand
fass. was standing on the tracks at the
Dimmey place near Leatherwood when
the car bore down upon 1t. Motorman
Frank Dietz. seeing that the accident
could not be avoided. turned on the cleo
trio power and threw the car into re-
verse. He then jumped back into the
car. BY his action he lessened the force
OF the collision so that the wreck was
not as serious as il would have been
otherwise. The front end Of the car was
crushed in and the truck was demol-
ishcd. Passengers on the car were
thrown from their seats to the floor and
coal was scattered over the front end
Of the car.
Motorman Dietz received bruises on
ono side of his body. Conductor Charles
Gribben was unframed, as was the
driver Of the truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
CONDEMNATION BOARD AGREES ON
s24,800FOR BENWOOD GROUNDS
LONG CONTROVERSY BETWEEN
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND
MMEcHEN HEIRS NEARS
SETTLEMENT.
CONFIRMATION ConHnSS1oNERS
COMPLETED WORK YESTERDAY
PRICE Is HIGHER THAN
FIRST OFFER
MANY WITNESSES Is HEARD BE-
PORE DHc1HoN Is REACHED
BENwooD BOARD OF EDU-
CATION TO ACT.

After hearing all witnesses and re-
ceiving considerable evidence In Tue
condemnation suit OF the board or erl-
cation, Union district, Marshall county
vs.. 4. c. McMechcn and Mary l.. NC
Mechen Stokes. the five COMMISSIONERS
Yesterday afternoon appraised the prop
erty at S24.S00 for the four acres or tand
in South Benwood implicated IN the con-
troversY.
the commission did no, reach an
agreement until after twenty witnesses
had testified Wednesday afternoon ma
Yesterday morning. Some OF the VIZ
nesses stated during the time that eHI-
dence was taken that they would rather
see the place used as a factory site IN
stead Of u playground. They brought
out the fact that IL II was turned into
an amusement ground for school chill
drcn the property holders In the imn'"-
date vicinity would have hard tim"
IN disposinE OF their property and the
valuation OF same would be decreased.
Other residents who live in the rtciH-
ity of South Benwood where this tract
of land is located say that Il will help
in the Identification OF this part Of the
town. as we'll as being benefit to al!
school children OF Benwood.
Just what action is TO be taken by tue
board Of education OF Union district ts
not known. whether or not the properly
will now be purchased and used as al
athletic field for the school children.
When the board first took an option
on the property they were given the
price OF $4,000 per acre. there being -FOUR
acres, which would have made the to'aI
price Of the property $4,000. The board
at that time said and still believes that
the price is too large. and that II was
not worth over s4.250 per acre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
RIVER NORMAL;
RAISE W|CKETS

4 stage OF nine feet OF WAFER and
stationary was registered late last eve
ming at the local wharf. Orders were
sent out to the government lock tenders
TO raise all the wickets which were
lowered several days ago to permit the
rise TO pass down the stream.
The Helen L. departed yesterday
morning at 1870 o'clock for New Mata-
moras She carried very large cargo
and will make all way point stops. she
IS expected TO return late this AFTERNOON.
The General Wood arrived yesterday
morning from Cincinnati. and after un-
loading some OF her freight she departed
on her way 10 Pittsburgh.
The steamer Liberty came IN late
Thursday afternoon from GAINESVILLE, and
after unloading some Of her shipments
and taking on additional freight de-
partcd on her way TO Pittsburgh. she
will make all way point stops and Will
not return until Sunday morning.
Tho Verne Swain will dock at the
local wharf Sunday morning and Will
make two excursion trips. one at @:5O
and the other at s o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
H. ]. HOFFMAN GOING
TO MEET AT FRISCO

When the thirty-ninth annual su-
preme convention of knights OF Col
umbus convenes at San Francisco Aug
ust ., and 4. three West Virginia men
will represent tho West Virginia
Knights of Columbus. They are II.
!. IToftnan, Of Carroll council 500.
Wheeling: T. J. Gilhooly. Weston and
Dan II. Leonard Of Parkersburg.
1t is expected that the coming con-
vention will be tho greatest ever re-
corded in the history of the order
There are 100000 members OF the
knights OF Columbus and there are
goo councils in all parts OF the Cnl'cu
States, including the Philippines. Alas
ka. Porto Rico, Mexico. Cuba and Cam
ada Some $50 delegates will be pre-
sent, It Is expected. and in addition
there will be scrvcral thousand visiting
Knights accompanied by their ladies'
and friends. Elaborate plans are be-
ing made for the entertainment OF the
huge gathering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
BARLOW MAKES
GREAT SUCCESS
FORMER WELL KNOWN BEFWooD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
MANAGER or q. 8.
HOSPITAL.
Is Highly Praised by Dos Moines Paper
Has Made HIS Hospital Known
All Over q. s.

The many local friends CT Lieut.. Col.
Charles Barlow better known here az
Or. Charles Barlow formerly or Ben
wood will be pleased 10 learn OF MS
great success as manager OF the tnlteu
State Psychopathic hospital at Knox
willie Iowa Colonel Barlow practiced
medicine successfully for numoer OF
years in Benwood and was later super
intcndent Of the state hospital for the
insane AT Spencer this state.
In regard TO his work at knoSriHe.
the pes Moincs Sunday Register Oh
May - says:
The Knoxville L. S. hospital other-
wise known as L. s. Z. II. S. hospital
No. 81 and as the PsycopathIc ihSl'-
tuition. is now known in military cirenS
throughout the United States ana IL
highly praised for the wonderful work
that is being accomplished under man
agcment OF Lieut.. Coli Charles Barlow
Col Barlow came to Knoxville less
than a year ago. in June 1920. anu TOOK
over the ground and buildings or the
old state incbriate hospital and TWO
months later announced that Cniteo
states public health service hospital
No 81 was ready to receive patients
shortly afterwards. on August IL the
first patients arrived. That was the De-
ginning OF one OF the nations SIX pSS-
copathic hospitals. and today the hI'oN-
vile institution contains liz patients
being full to capacity
Less than a year after its establish
ment. the surgeon in charge or the nos
pital is making plans to increase i's
raapacity 10 approximately double Wnat
il Is now, an Appropriation OF SloV'vVo
having been made by congress iof 'h"'
nurpose. Colonel Barlow contemp'a'eS
tho erection. of five new buildings anu
the rcnodcling of some OF the o'o u"tH
Ivort Of erecting the new buildings
- expected TO begin during June ana
tho rrmodeling Of the old ouiidinSs -
oIrcad,, under way. There are 70 be
huiIt a home for the nurses anu remaIe
oidas n home for other fema'e en-
nloves. a gymnasium. home TOT the
,u,ia nersonnel, and a dining room. Inc
nresent dining rooms are to De re-
r,odsIed and the kitchen Is 10 be en-
,arced. The present barns are U pe
Moved further from the hospitaf pui1o
t,, ,nd new barns built. One OF the Ola
.,Trc,ures will be remodeled ana mace
into an amusement hall and cratI shoP'
4, nre.eut the hospital occupies Two
,,.a-a building, an administration pulu
irV and 4 building in when IS ioca'eu
mo quarters of the personnel the o'h'"s
halls, bakery. store rooms and "muss-
ment hall. ..;oh
The farm covers $45 acres OF wnlcn
arn-oximately 175 acres are at present
under cultivation. ,,,tr
Ens.acs tho farm. the grounds contain
an athlet;c field. n tennis court ma a
six hole golf course Of l'"Qo FaruS.
$ extended to enlarge the eo'r COURSE
IN the near future.
The institution IS practically ~ rM"
community. raising ~ owl" 49, -.
~ ho,.orv laundry. BARRIERS etc, ana
rower and light plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
MAJOR ELLIOTT
VIM Discuss River Front BNauttncAtton
With c. Of C. Directors.

Major Malcolm Elliott. in charge or
the United States engineers office in
this city. received a letter from the
civic improvement committee OF the
chamber Of commerce asking that he
attend a meeting Of this committee on
June IT.
This body. at the meeting. plans 10
make arrangements 10 cooperate with
the government and other civic orSan!-
zation in the Identification OF the Obi"
river front In the wheeling district
Major Elliott is glad to hear that the
organizations are getting busy and he
hopes that in 4 short time all arrange
nents will be set for the clearing OF
all debris and rubbish which now lies
along the West Virginia bank OF the
Ohio river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
POST NOTICES OF
LABOR ASSEMBLY

Posters were distributed over the
city Yesterday by members OF all labor
organizations in the Wheeling disrSict
announcing the big assembly and par
ade which has already been planned for
Sunday. June s. Following is copy
OF the poster.
All working people. male and fe-
male, are earnestly requested 10 as
semble at the City Hall. Wheeling at
1880 p. nj. Sunday June 5. 1921 TO par
tlcipate in the parade"
After the parade they will all as
semble at the foot of Twelfth street,
river front. to hear abe speakers or
prominence at p. m. TO Protest
against Unfair Labor Conditions pro-
posed"
Signed.
The Committee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
NAME NEW CERANIUM
FOR MRS. HARDING

Tho new geranium produced AZ mo
,otbouses OF the Ohio county home be
vond Roneys Point has been named inc
Mrs. Harding" in honor Of the hrst
,adv ~ the land. The flower is said TO
be a product OF rare beauty: 1t Is a
vivid scarlet and has bright green
leaves, with extremely dark markings
n r. O'Neil. florist and caretaker. states
that /, is planned to produce THESE
reraniums in large numbers. and the
hothouscs will be ready TO receive orders
for this particular flower at a date IN
the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
MERCANTILE AGENCY
coMnuTTEE TO MEET

A meeting Of the mercantile agency
committee Of the Wheeling Associatio l
OF Credit Men will be held this evening
ut 8 o'clock in the offices of the assD@i-
alton In the McIain building on Twelfth
street. George s. l;herts. chairman. will
have charge and requests that all mcn-
bers be present. AS several importa,
matters are to be brought up at this
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
GRADUATE AT w. Y. u.

Wheeling will he we'll represented In
the graduating class at West Virginia
University this year. Five young. men
and two young women from ms uls-
trict arc members Of the 1871 Senior
class. They are:
Miss Elsie Dorothy Carrie, or TINS
city, Sterling Bodine Bottom OF
Moundsville and Miss Martina Matear-
Ct Moore, OF West Alexander Will De
awarded A. r. degrees; Harvey biru
Bowman, OF this city. gets Is. >. IN
agriculture: Charles r. Ahrens. Of this
CITY. and Albert William Iaas, Of Ben
wood, complete their work in the law
school and will receive the degree LII.
B.. while Henry MCColloch Mcl.ain. OF
ELM Grove. will he awarded b. S. IN
electrical engineering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
PORTION OF ALLEY 20
SOLD FOR $4,000
Armstrong Sand Company Files Deed
for tho Property

4 deed was recorded in county court
yesterday transferring portion OF
Alley 20 from the city OF Wheeling To
Waiter VI. Armstrong; acting for IN"
Armstrong Sand company. The pu7-
chase price Mas $4,000. The transac-
ton took place following n proposal
me- de TO the city council BY the sand
company several weeks ago. The tract
purchased by tho company includes AL
that portion Of the alley between
Twenty-thi-d and Twenty-fourth streets
west OF the r. ". & NY. railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
PRICE OF linen
Is CENTS A YARD
Error In the TYPO Gave wrong Figure
In George II. Snook Co. Ad

Due TO a typographical error In the
George NJ. Shook Co. ad appearing In
Thursdays edition OF the News, 1t
read that mercerized table danlask
would go on sale Friday at IS cents per
yard. instead OF IS cents. A wide
choice Of pretty patterns in excellent
quality. 81 inch. full bleached mer-
cerized damask. may be had at this pop
ular store today at seventy hre cents
which establishes new low record in
the price OF desirable table damask. It
will surprise the careful buyer TO lind
the quality OF this special Offering TO
be equal to that Of damaSk selling at
appreciaoly higher price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
$4,000 DAMAGE
SUIT IS FILED

A praecipe was entered IN circuit
court yesterday in the case OF Peter
Mikels VS.. Scott Nuzum. The suit IS
brought for damages 20 the extent OF
$1,000 said to have been incurred by
the plaintiff in an automobile accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
FORD IS CRUSHED
BY BIG MOTORS.

A Ford touring car. driven y d.
William G. Boiler. was caught o"
a wheeling Sanitary Manufacturing
company truck and a Hudson touring
car, owned by George w. Eckhart' on
wheeling Hill. yesterday morning. ana
was practically broken. in two. No one
va, Injured in the collision.
According to eye witnesses, DR.. Boil
Ter, who was driving behind the rncH'
attempted t. pass 1t midway OF the hill.
The truck struck the Ford and pro.
neIled it into the Hudson. which was
being driven down the hill BY Edssr
Hines. The frame Of the Ford car Wa
crushed and the front axle was broken
The front left wheel and render OF the
Hudson were smashed. while tho truck
escaped with minor injuries.
.l .. tbay Frierd 70 keen him 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
CENTRAL ". G. =. q.

This evening at the home OF Mrs. l..
W Brown at Warwood. the Central w
C r. u. will hold their regular monthly
meeting. beginning ut f:iI o'clock. Bust
ness matters Will come first on the pro-
gram 10 be followed by n delightful So
cial session Each member Is urged "a
bring a prospective new member with
her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Deeds Recorded

William +. OFT and Edna Mary OFT
to Laura F. Schen. real estate on g..
Wabash street. considerations $40.
yada L. Hatcher and husband to
Stanley Radntesky, lot In Elm Grove,
consideration $40.
John Kazmirak and Victory kazmirak
TO william and Jennie Gavin lot on Lo-
Gust street. consideration $40.
B r. Davis and Margaret Davis 70
Fl. y. Gheen. real estate In Liberty
district consideration SO.
wheeling Realty company 10 Mary
NJ Plants and husband real estate In
Cedar Rocks. consideration $40.
Mary and VI. Plants and husband {"
Wheeling Realty company. lot on Nc
CoIluch street. considera zion $40.
Thos. B. Smith and wife TO William
l.. Porter and wife, real estate In TIL
adelphia district. consideration $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

One half Of the world must sweat
and groan that the other half may
dream-Longfellow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
COUNTY COURT
Marrtago Licenses

Bert G.. Conley. SO. to Oln Beading
hlser. 30. both OF Washington. Pa.
Thos. f. Reila, "a. San Dtega Cal. to
Mary F.. Rcuton. so Detroit Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

DO good to they friend to keep him u
thy enemy to gain him.-Franklin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
YiduoiAH

Rae SteinhauSer has been appointed
executor OF the estate OF ettie Stein
hauser, under bond OF $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
Indiana and MlcIl6an News
EIeUen Highpdy Projects
Under Way IN One County

ADRIAN, Mich. oct. S.-The an
nual report Of the Lenawee county
road commissioners 10 the board OF
supervisors at the regular October
session next week, viii show that
during the past year the board has
spent over 100000 for construction
costs on Il assessment district roads
The projects under construction
are the Decentralization Beach
road: the road running north from
BlissdeId connecting with Deeriield
from the end Of the Holloway road
northeast TO Dundee; Blissdeld to
Be-key, Ohio, from Adrian north
through Upton 10 the county line;
ogden Station north TO the Adrian
Toledo road: Morenci west through
Munson; running west of Weston;
Rome Center north through on
sted: from Ottawa Lake 90 Deerfeld
road: and the sand Greek road run
ming to Beecher street west Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
CHURCH SYNOD TO
CONVENE MONDAY
Presbyterians to Hear Noted
Speakers at Grand Rapids
Meeting.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. s.
The eighty-seventh annual meeting
OF the Presbyterian synod Of Michi-
gan Will be held at Westminster
church, Grand Rapids. October u
TO Is. The synod is composed Of Pei
Presbyterian churches of Michigan,
with 272 ministers. 54.712 commu-
nicants and 1925 members OF sun
day schools.
Rev. r. A. Kuder. Of Menominee.
the retiring moderator will deliver
the opening sermon. The election
OF a new moderator will follow.
The permanent officers of the synod
are Rev. William Bryant, d. d, Of
Detroit. the stated clerk and treas
urer, Rev. willard X. Spencer, d. D.
of Ionia, the permanent clerk.
They are elected for five-year terms,
but they have both held Office for
over 20 years by reelection.
Among the men OF national posi-
ton who will address the synod are:
Rev. John Mcdowell, d. D., Of New
York, secretary Of the board of
home missions; Rev. Ernest +. Hall,
ID. D., Of New York, foreign mission
secretary; Rev. II. MICA. Robinson,
d. D, secretary of the board Of
Sunday school work; Rev. Melvin +.
Trotter, famous in rescue mission
work; Rev. William +. Weir. d. D..
the general assembly secretary for
mems work; Rev. Charles A. Gan
dee, d. D., of Wilmington. Del.
representing ministerial relief: Rev.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
SIFT NEW ANGLE IN
DOWAGIAC MURDER
Detectives Probe Revenge
Story as Motive for Triple
Staying.

CADILLAC, Mich, Oct. S. - The
Dowagiac triple murder investiga-
ton has again been shifted % Cadii-
lac. Detectives are investigating the
story that Monroe incurred an en-
nifty while living IN Serman and
that this may have been a revenge
motive for the Staying Of Monroe,
his wife and daughter.
Monroe Is said 90 have served on
> jury here 20 years ago. 10 is al
legged that Monroe held out FOR con-
vicuon and finally persuaded the
other jurors to lis views, with the
result that the defendant received a
long sentence.
The prisoner Is said 90 have learn
Cd that Monroe was reilly response
bic for his sentence and that inc
said before leaving for prison that
h would even things mp with Non
roe when ne was released.
The new theory or which "fHccrs
are working 10 that the convict
nursed the enimity while in prison
,sud that on being released, set out
to get revenge.
County officers here can find no
record Of the casee in which Monroe
s. said 10 have been q juror. as the
name Of the defendant not known
here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
REFLECT OFFICERS
AT ELKHART MEET
Miss Clara Sears, State Treas.
urer, Makes Report Show
ing Balance.

ELKHART. Ind, oct. S-The state
convention Of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union in session
here late this afternoon reelected
ali Of the present officers with the
exception Of one member of the
board OF trustees. Mrs. Carrie
Brinkof of Mulberry, Ind. was
chosen 20 succeed Mrs. Rose Pearce
OF indianapolis, deceased.
The officers are: president Mrs.
Elizabeth T. Stanley OF Liberty; vice
president. Mrs. Ida NJ. Mix of Koko-
mo; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Carrie Brinkoff Of Mulberry; treas
Urer. Miss Clara N. Sears of Indian
apolls; trustees, Mrs. Culla Yelling
or Of Chicago; Mrs. Elizabeth T.
Stanley Of Liberty; Miss Mary +.
woodward Of Fountain City: Mrs.
Carrie Brinkof of Mulberry: Mrs.
Stella Stimson Of Terre Haute.
The first three were reelected for
term Of three years. Mrs. Brinkoff
was elected to fiji the unexpired term
of Mrs. Rosa Pearce, deceased, who
was elected in 1920 to serve until
1928. Mrs. stella Stimson was cleo
ted 10 fill the unexpired term of Mrs.
Retta Jones. deceased. who was cleo
ted in 1919 and whose term expires
in 1922.
Miss Clara Sears, state treasurer.
gave n gratifying report of the
finances Of the organization showing
a balance in the state treasury on
September p. 1921, Of $S,116.97.
Her report was substantiated by the
state auditor, Miss Mary woodward.
Miss Sears was given a rising vote
of appreciation and thanks for her
ability in handling $4,000 without
losing a cent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
Sees Danger of Germany
Recovering Dye Industry

FLINT. Mich, oct. Sin an ad-
dress before the Flint Chamber Of
Commerce. Gilbert a. Currie. former
Michigan congressman and member
Of the New York Chemical Founda-
ton, warned American citizens
against another chemical invasion"
by the Germans. and impressed upon
his hearers that now is the time for
America 10 step forward in the
chemical industry.
THE Germans have nationiZed the
entire dye and Pharmaceutical in
dustry OF the country" he said.
Prior 20 the war the Germans had
such strange hold on the chemical
and dye business that rare indeed
were the occasions when any Ameri-
can was able 10 withstand their
ruthless competition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

Joseph A. Vance. D. D.. OF Detroit,
the representative OF the New Era
movement OF the Presbyterian
church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
T1Co Men in Legal Fight
To Obtain WOman's Estate

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. s.
Whether Frederick Beachman or
Arthur Reynolds, or both, are the
heirs Of the late Mrs Rosetta Dickie,
is the problem the probate court of
Kalamazoo county is facing in the
settlement of the wOmans estate.
BeacAam asserts he and Reynolds
who lives in Chicago. are the only
surviving heirs of the woman. while
Reynolds declares he is the only
rightful heir and that Beacham is
not a relative OF the woman. The
estate over which the two and their
legal counsel are battling amounts
to about $4,000 The case was put
over until October , 20 allow the
court TO call other witnesses.