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Evening star., 1921-03-09
LADIES OF G. A. r. MEET,
announcement Made of Card PARTY
Tor Woman's Federation.

Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic, met Monday
night in the Ebbitt Hotel. when Miss
Mary Giennon, delegate to the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. announced
mat card party in the interest of
the federation building fund Will be
held on March so at the Harrington
Hotel
On motion it was decided to send a
oox OF flowers to Col B. +. Bingham,
an honorary member of the circle
VINO is Ill. Announcement was made
that Mrs. Sarah Deeds. past president
VIII be the official hostess TO Mrs
Edith Irish of Minnesota, the national
president. on her annual inspection
tour. Miss Beatrice Deeds. recording
secretary was elected chairman of
printing.
Mrs. Edith Street King reported a
number of charity wants supplied by
her committee.
Mrs. Robert St. Clair, vice presi
dent, presided in the absence of Mrs.
Alice Goodacre. president.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
Rheumatism, Leaves
You Forever

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits
Are Dissolved and the Rheu-
matte Poison Starts to Leave
the System Within Twenty
four Hours.
Every druggist in this county is au-
thorized to say to every rheumatic suf
ferer in this vicinity that if two bottles
of Allenrhu, the sure conqueror of rheu-
matism. does not stop all agony. reduce
swollen joints and do away with even
the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain,
he will gladly return your money with
out comment.
Alleurhu has been tried and tested
for years. and really marvellous results
have been accomplished in the most Sc
agony were intense and pteous and
where the patient was helpless.
Allenrhu relieves at once. 1mmedi-
ately after you start to take it the
good work begins. 1t searches out the
uric acid deposits, dssolves the secre-
tons and drives rheumatic poison out
of the body through the kidneys and
bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly it acts.
Blessed relief often comes in two days.
and even in cases where the suffering
is most painful all traces disappear in
few days.
Mr.. James H. Allen. the discoverer Of
Allenrhu, who for many years suffered
the torments of acute rheuma tism, de
sires all sufferers TO know that he does
not want cent Of any ones money IN
less Allenrhu decisively conquers this
worst of all diseases. and he has in
structed Peoples Drug Stores to guar
antee it in every instance.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
FOUR PENNSY TRAINS,
AFFECTING THIS CITY.
TO BE WITHDRAWN

Four trains of the Pennsylvania
railroad running between Washing
ton and Philadelphia and Wash
ington and Baltimore will be with
drawn from service next Sunday,
in line with the railroad company's
plan TO reduce expenses. the road
announced today. At the same
tune II Was announced other cuts
VIII be made in train service and
several trains Will be combined.
The following trains running out
OF Washington or into this city
on the Pennsylvania will be with
drawn. effective next Sunday.
1850 am, from Philadelphia to
Washington: 1850 am. Washing
ton TO Philadelphia; 3:10 pm.
washington to Baltimore. and $40
pm, Washington to Baltimore.
The following trains will be
combined; SIS am. and $40 am,
from Philadelphia for Harrisburg,
Bunalo, Pittsburgh and the west.
combined train to leave Philadel-
phia at S:25 am; also the 7:30
pm. and 7:40 pm. from Philadel-
Phla to same points, combined
tram to leave at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
DEPICTS WAR IN EUROPE.
Gen. Lejeune Gives Illustrated Lee
ture Before Florida Society.

Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune of the
Marine Corps, who commanded in
France the famous I'd Division, COM
posed of soldiers and marines. gave
the principal address at the meeting
of the Florida State Society last night
in the Logan Hotel. Several hundred
Florldans, now resident in Washing
ton. and scores of prominent people
from that state who were here for the
Harding Inauguration, were guests of
Senator and Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher
at supper and a dance
Gen. Lejeune's address was illus
trated with official historical motion
pictures loaned by the War Depart
Evening star., 1921-03-09

ment. He gave a first-hand descrip-
tion of the crucial fighting on the bor-
derland of civilization, in which many
Florida boys fought for human lib
erty, many of them paying the full
price.
The program included songs by Miss
Lille Weimer, with Mrs. l.. c. Nogt
at the piano, and songs by Miss keyes,
who played her own accompaniment on
the harp. There were impromptu
talks by number of well known
FloridanS.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
WILL NAME JUNIOR HIGH.
Parent-Teachers to Officially Des-
ignate o Street School.

An official name for the O Street
Junior High School. probably will be
selected by members of the Parent
Teacher Association of that institu-
tion at a meeting tomorrow evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Since its establish
ment more than two years ago, the
school has had no official name. and
has been often referred to as old
Central High School, o Street Junior
High School and plain Junior High
School
Members of the association have
suggested about a dozen names for
the school. They included former
Presidents. statesmen, authors and
school officials
Evening star., 1921-03-09
Souvenir Seekers
Nearly Raze Shaft
On Kings Mountain

By the Associated PresS.
YORK, 5. C., March 0-souve-
mir collectors have almost cnr-
ried away the $4,000 granite
monument erected by the gov
ernment to commemorate the
revolutionary battle of Kings
Mountain, fifteen miles from
here.
Reports from the field say the
shaft is so badly nfcked ana
scarred as to be greatly de-
faced.
The site is remote and wild
and said to be much used by
mOOnshiners.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
FLETCHER TAKES OATH.

Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania,
former ambassador to Mexico, was
sworn in yesterday as undersecretary of
state. succeeding Norman H. Davis.
Mr.. Davis will remain at the depart
ment for a time to assist the new of
ficials and will continue as chairman
of the American delegates to the in
ternational communications confer
ence.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
Guaranteed
Rubber Goods
"R eliahle" Hot

NbI Id OIV IIVN
w a [ er B o I t ] e,
about 2-qt. 92c
size .......
" G. on gr q S 9
Fountain Syringe,
m a d e especially
for our stores by
Goodyear. d b o u t
2-qt. size. COM
nleta with Mt
Evening star., 1921-03-09
What Is Red-Band
S. K. & F. Aspirin?
For nearly 90 yea,

For nearly 70 years
since 1907 - tablets of
Aspirin have been man
ufactured and sold by
Smith, Kline & French
lCompany.
Aspirin is the trade
name for Acetylsalicylic
Acid. originally con-
trolled by a German
concern, but sew raj
Evening star., 1921-03-09

Years ago the patent
rights were Cancelled and the
trade name Aspirin became pub
lie property.
s. X. e F. Aspirin is genuine
Aspirin of superior quality and
unexcelled purity. backed by "A
house with a reputation for quail
ity drugs extending for nearly
Evening star., 1921-03-09
100 Tablets in Bottle, 29c
BABEK
BABEk
The Quick and Sure Cure for
Malaria, Chills,
FeUer and La Grippe
1t is n Powerful Tonic and
Appetizer

Will cure that tired feeling. pains in
the back, limbs and head. Contains no
quinine, arsenic or habit-formiDg in
gredient. Get a bottle and have il In
the house for immediate use.
Evening star., 1921-03-09
COL. WILLIAMS NEW DUTY.

Col. Robert c. Williams, cavalry, at
Houston, Tex, has been detailed as
inspector-instructor cavalry. National
Guard of Ohio. with station at Colum-
bus Ohio
Evening star., 1921-03-09

tings; guaranteed one TtS2
Goodyear Hygienic" Bulb Syr-
inee No. 800, made of extra 0Sr
heavy hard rubber pipes.
Congress" Combination Foun-
tain Syringe and Hot-water Bot
tie, Goodyear make; guar 80 79
anteed two years. p%'|/
Perfection Rubber Urinals.
male; for day or X19S
Sampson Athletic Sup 75c
porters; good quality elastic
Infant Syringes. .19c
Nipples, good quality; t0c
for ..........
Rubber Gloves, for house A9c
hold use ..-..-s--..-....
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EAGLES INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS
HON. JOHN p. ARBENZ NO"
WORTHY PRESIDENT OF
wHEELINa AERH
Past worthy Prs1idsnt Price OF Stsu-
benville Conducted Pretty
Ceremony

Wheeling Acrie. No. 3it t'raternal
Order ~ Eagles installed officers at
the regular weekly meeting held last
evening in the hail over Hancher's Jew
cry S,or. The following new officers
were seated.
Past Worthy Pres.dent-Willam II.
Roth.
Worthy President-Tohn 2. Arhenz.
Worthy Vice Observation-Disclosures Nc
Ginn!s.
Worthy Chap.ain--Ecrnie Gaus.
Worthy Secrctaryr-Fred StaSser.
Worthy TreaSurer-Theodore Fink.
Inside Qua rd--Willtsm Hoefer.
Outside Guard-Lawrence Cahill
Worthy Conductor-S. *. Johnson.
Trustecs-Martin Taylor and Fred
KieS.
Fast Worthy President Russell Price
Of Stcubenville Acrie No. +2l installed
the officers. assisted by Brother Jack
Stoher Of the same Aerte.
A large number OF Eagles witnessed
the installation.
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Big Changes Coming

The flying field il only one OF the
MANY interesting ln>'anceS that may be
cited as an jac"nt.N" {" the support or
future enterprises In MoundSville. and
Tho citizens NJ today. as well as those
~ tomorrow. will face vast changes
scarcely dreamed Of heretofore. And
Will" tho l,;le c;ty has been quite tor
SCryr ,.n,c. rousirG 10 the need o. eN-
PanSlon--murh expansion and AZ once
tho step. oHce taken. will becom" leaps
and bounds.
With the point in view that every dol
lar spent with tho MoundsrilIe Chamber
% Commerce l. 20 be used for tho r@-
organization OF the various civic bodies
and the increase in the population OF the
city thus Increased. and the members
% th, membership committee arc going
forward with removed r!Eor and antici-
patton j. high :cr as larE" member
ship IN ~, Chamber Of Commerce AS
that boasted AY any other city or
MoIrdsvill"'s SIC.
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at IA. ~. Matthew's Lutheran church
~ Water stree: IN 4 ir= W""h'. a'-
.."-,i'uy D. t >irrrmi"I.t Icy Rev "'"r@"
4 ;!..u I't.,"r # ~" 'h.:''. t'~'
.,,''.i',.. t;.'n.'h',in- "i!' t." dr." IN
go. ,."T :m! tn" auditorium ami M
.,r:;r.Ic 81 IT., church VIII L. com
p.ri,'I reir.lu;cH I:.ds. tor the work
,,,' u.w n"lhG published AMI w"r viii
>r.,-t lsi.f g. ~,."u a, III" striking car
I.rH'.r~. IH...;,r$ ana pium""rS r"'ne t
an 'G'""m'""i VITA Tar rmrp'"! 'fS
Prof. Ry1nsr Moves
i'r'r ;"ym"';L ;;ym"r. pr:nci."I 1T
thH : :s,'r i!':w""d $c..""' 'hiS S",n'
ter hut wt;u r,~irnr.i owing I" his i'ii-
.ms, hrllih. has musHd +" M!dd!"h"urn"
N. vi. N!ln h;~ family, "h':" IL
""h;":uplar'~ entering INT" t'' 'HrI'n'
Il! hu~.urs- III tur"IiHr" wa snip
;t,I - Nlli'rhuurn" y. the hh" klN"f
r"a'c.
Impressive Trneral
IN impressive AMI '"''yhinG funeral
sc-vir" W.T.: held yesterday ati"rn"'n
go :il,r o.: Mr.. ana Nj. Frank Car
ur..m. At los M.r>IU,I street Mis- car
m.,u drrd at Ter f"uti!r r'*id'r.'" last
Sunday i"l'"" m; an Illness ~ mr.
months. H,,. I W. Ful'"r pastor IF
tn" Mr,I"rt,"n christian church. "ih
rIa,"G. lnt"rnru, was mad" i: III"
'irten-l.awl, cemetery at M"undSE!iic.
Make Plans
riaas for II" annual memorial ser
vie" Of IN" Rrnwo"d ana McMrch'A
knights of I'ythia% 'ndr"s are pro-
crossing ni"ely TIL. service VIII be
held N the auditorium, If the lr"n
high school Sunday afternoon. lioE
VI NJ. Nicely. former ''HE""SSrnan from
this state. will rr the principal
X. Of p. Meeting.
TIL" regular knights Of FHthias
meeting VIII be he'd tomorrow even
lnC Il; the lodge rooms on Main street
Imp""'.:.t business matters will be
tram - e.! and large attendance Is
de> ir','..
Benwood Briefs
Miss Nm, Ia Lass of Water street
has returned home after N'si; TO
rI'tsnTrgh.
lanes Hunter. Of Main street. has
where Ii" witnessed tn" auto RACES held
James Little. or McMcchcn street.
has returned horne from an extended
visit to Pittsburgh.
Miss Ida cox. Of Main street. has re-
turned hon, from Indianapolis. Ind
Charles SchrcIhcr ur Marshall street
has returned homo from fishing camp.
Harry G:lly. Of Fairmont. has re-
turned home after spending few days
in this city.
William Tctcrs will leave today Tor
Athens O.. whore he Will visit Iricnds
for q few days.
Miss Jennie Campbell. Of North Rem.
nncdh left Yesterday fur Pittsburgh.
Hugh Gardner is able 10 h." about
again after An Hines Of tn" pas. few
DAYS 1T his home on Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Craig. OF Canton
o.. are visiting friends in North Ben.
wood for u few days.
Many Youngsters are taking advan.
taGe OF the different Fairgrounds about
hnr9
daily.
Quite number Of residents Of this
city have visited tho Wallace Wonder
Shows in South Wheeling this week.
and "A few cases articles Won are being
worn or displayed about n" homes.
Mrs. J. l.. kTiStlc has r, turned homo
after a SojOurn Of the past few weeks
with friends In Mckeesport. Ia.
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NJ. Liz" ami family expect 70 occupy.
IN" lII.""r. 'Hi.r, n = h"!aS Ia
prrN'i t.. 4 "'"' 60: p",n;.
wellsbuIT Briefs.
Mrs. =. :. NnEl"y and daughter. Mary
! I.ora:ur wr"" Wheeling shoppers Tue. -
day.
Mrs. James lHhjN. "T, r",hary. visit
rd Wclishur" relatives tU..slay.
Mrs NmrHluu HLa&in. 80 l'i;;ShUr@h.
IA. - II Surs, 4; tE'. home If Mr.. and
Mrs. William W:.EhnnI "t South Charles
. ~'l.'''
Nu"u" n" Wheeling visitors WrIncS-
dag were Mrs. Joshua G.si. Mrs l.. Il.
'h"m .'nI Mra Roy IL ,ia:mu ana son.
l"ifu. nf I''N,r'r team
Mrs. = II Gai,!wr.!. e.: Mariana street.
!.Ii returned h"I" f-n"I T"r"nio. ONO.
where she visited - ~" home al her
diUShtrr. Mrs. II. t.. Lloyd.
-. St"rCk WIS e hj, -rU".,s visitor IN
Wheeling "Wednesday morning.
Miss Eva Mnrh tI- r"~lrnrd her pos
ti"n rs clerk IN C"ukS main store. Tn"
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r"-ii:"n hry h."n flied hr Ms Mildred
H."."s "' N"r;n W"li - :"@.
49,. 'r:I Wr..- "a! ~ I'"1' N"'I
",'.,. ..':t"Hc I!.'' :S'"Gh'aAi.I' @. SH"p-
io'rS " "'iu'sd:iy :,':"rn'"'m.
Mss Mira .lri.l"gat" i"r' Wednesday,
m.rn.u:, Tor Il v.>f; with Pittsburgh. IA.
IL. u,!s'.
Nr. and Mrs William Hunter and
',mH: ar" m"vln.; FROM ~" upstairs
rooms; nt IA" ,."r:..r Of Eighth and Yam
krr street :" li.sh"n. a.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charlie; Mc';}umrhy have
from the Reeves property on N"!th
Main street - ma Commerce street.
Mrs G-o"@" Nirh"y Was Il Wheeling
shopper ru' ~!Hy.
Nj. II. w. N"rrr"s.. Of Sistcrsvii!c.
= visiting her mother. Mrs. Belle
.iriw"rtr"&cr. of Ytnk." street.
l;"rn- To NJ. ana Mrs. Jay Church,
.uam. Sunday. May -. an eight pound
boy
Mrs T.: V. Class, and daughters:
" S.css Sada and EcuIah. have returned
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5000 DICTIONARIES
WIN Attend state Convention Hero Late
IN September.

According 20 a statement by J. Byron
Eickeraon state commander or the
American Legion. IN" state convention
Of NN-Serrice mon will be held IN
Wheeling September - and 80. AN-
Fortunately 5000 members ~ the
American Legion are expected TO be
present at the annual convention. and
great time is being planned for Thorn by
the Legion officials. The election OF
state comman drr viii hc the most Inn
portant matter 20 come before the
meeting. Tho convention will be he'd
in the Market auditorium. and a banquet
will probably be hold at that place tho
last night OF the affair.
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10 their home in Pittsburgh. Pa, after
s,.',"riina Memorial DAY with Wells
nurl; friends.
Miss Lucy B.ankcnS0p. ono ut the
clerks in IInrne's store. Pittsburgh. Pa.
has returned after a short visit at her
home nj WcllSburg.
Mrs. Melissa Sanders. Of Washington
pike. has purchased 4 lew automobile.
David Evans and Margaret Evans. OF
Martins Ferry, o.. have returned nome
after visiting Mr.. Evans s'St"r. Mrs
Tom simpson. Of South Main --+et.
Mrs Belle Schwcrtfcg"r and daugh-
Mrs Belle Schwrrtfcg"r and daughter.
Mrs. Nurrross. visited in Follansbee on
TUESDAY.
Miss Martha BassfoTd has returned TO
her holn. on North Charles street. after
IT visit with her sister. Mrs. Dean Lone'
Of Minrn Junction.
Mrs L.. l.. Chestnut. Of Washington,
y. C.. visited recently with her parents.
MI and Mrs. Jesse Laz"ar. or Tenth
street. rnroute To Chicago, Ill, where
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sh. will spend several months With
friends.
Mrs. Jennie Stevenson, OF SEQ; oniS:
arrived recently for Visit Win lrlenus
here, Mrs. Stevenson will ne wen re-
mcmbered as Miss jennie Jeffers for
mcr resident Of Wellsburg.
Mrs, Phillip Catch. Of Chicago Ill. H.:
civ * visiting Wellsburg relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lazear have
moved from the Patterson house on
Eighth street. 10 the Jesse LaLear prop,
49, On Tenth street. Mrs. Lazear and
daughter Katherine. expect to leave In
few days to spend the summer with
Mrs. Lazears parents. Mr.. and ME-
II X. McClaren. of Alliance. OHIO
Bess McCamic. OF South Main street.
was a Steubenvillc visitor Wednesday:
Miss Nina Apologize vas . Pills.
burgh. Pa, SHOPPER Wednesday.
There's inspiration and profit m tns
habit Of reading 1ntellicencer Want Ads.
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REMopEI1Na OF TIE MSS KATE
EANDLAN RESIDENCE WILL BE
STARTED SOON.
SECOND FLOOR OF $4,000 PROP
ERTY WILL BE CONVERTED
INTO LODGE HALL.
CLUB AND LADIES' PARLoR WILL
BE AMONG FINEST OF ANY In
ENTIRE CITY.

Wheeling aer;" v. 80. rral"rnaI
Order ~ Eagles Yesterday took tuII
possession % - new nnrsr at 9tI Main
street. The now Eagles h"mc - III"
MIS-. Kate Haniian property purchased
rrcently a. Z, rSu"" appC"N;ma;iHS
s45. 200. II Includes 4 ,"t - by - t""'
and 4 fae ;hr"n story hri"N residence
building.
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VIVA SS -
y o q q r e
troubled
with Con.
Stipadon.
SickHea6
ache. In
digestion.
SOuPStOm.
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TIE nrXt meeting % the membership
committee will b. held Wednesday
evening. June s. al 80 o'clock The
membership % the Moundsvilie Chamber
% Commerce has grown 10 such pro-
portions that every citizen has begun
70 look up and take notice and a CITY
Wide epidemic OF enthusiasm prevails.
in the opinion or c. B. Pratt manager
OF the organization.
MoundSrille has begun 20 realize the
necessity OF expanding and ke"pinp UP
and exceeding X possihle-tSe record
set BY other cities or Its size. K goes
without saying that. with matters NOV
ing as they are. the city will soon be-
come a good example for any city or
the same population to follow.
The future of Mounlsr.lle is SO great
that few can glimpse the great improve
ments that arc surely forthcoming.
And, speaking OF things worthy Of note
already accomplished. there Is the n.y.
ing field. located directly on N" WASH
iprtoa Dayton airline and mad" pos
stolA Sv 49, loyal Citizens constantly
hu0St.rE - aEo;c lUG"'f. % raT.|-
" has ~. ;,.JNr' ">rnr@."i and e" CTsac
are tho ;a,!Ltl": NV v9t.ah'" ~ mo
NoundSvi,le f.e,d amply rCov,':.uS COR
the handling VI he largest ships. that
those citizens who. i t"w Years ago.
vern dubious over tho OUTCOME. ~" a.
tnundad 4, me vas: progress IN so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
MOUNDSVLLE COMMERCE CHAMBERS
MEMBERSHIP PASSES THE 800 MARX
Campaign Committee SECS Prospect For
At Least Doubling This
Number
Drive - wAssd BY Caazsns VINO Are
Awake TO The City's Possibilities

The membership comm!tSe" OF the
NcundSviile Chamber OF Commerce at
meeting last evening reported mat. 70
date. n. membership has h""n !Hcr"'seH
10 three hundred and tina, prospects ar"
most encouraS ing for tn" !;aas 'onh'
totalIing At least ak hundred
Enthusiasm runs high ~ Il" Mound
C;,v and each day sees greater interest,"
and Increased eyideNc" - n" Loyal sup
port % every philosophical citizen
The membership. COMMITTEES has bee"
wiring day and night and IN follow
ir- me r,bcrS--all cn'"rp-tS:nG. up-aHd-
coming Moundsville hooSterS--are leaN-
ing No stone uneurned to max" this
driva 4 success. With Byron H"nd"r-
son chairman. Staunch support - given
him by: A. S. F. Ke.ster, y b. t-alF. =.
+. Pickett. ]. n. PARROT. J W. GarE'n.
r. J. Harris. J. \. Sigato"se. j. y.
Srriebich. ] n. Fahey. l.. II. MctNSHsN'
I NJ. Raymer. J. r. Dorsey, William
Bean. Edgar ErySo0, II VI. stewart
Evan, g. Roberts. I. q. Slater. {. n.
DarwiSh. ". s. Bryson. VI. y. Syher,'
&. \. Wilson. J. C. Myers. T. \. Ash
worth. $. w Rooher. ~ n. .tNreS. j. \.
Rloyd H W. Thompson and F.. VI.
H;nrrman
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BENWOOD
UP YARD
At PIPE MILL

Once again the situation at the Ben
wood branch Of the Wheeling Steel Il
Bile. as the present output OF the mill
ts being used TO stock up the Yards.
It was learned from a semi-officlal
s0urc" that the cause for this nom
shipment "f rir" il owing 70 tho can
collation. oF orders by different con-
ccrns throughout the country. While
ar official statement has not been tS-
sued. Il report has been circulated
about this city that the mill will close
in IL few weeks. Aoou. 1900 mon arc
employed n the mill.
Extensive Alterations
Extensive alterations will be started
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WELLSBURG
Ice Cream Pr1oe Drops.

The price Of ice cream. VII oh FOR
some time the press has Contendcd was
700 high. has finally been dethroned
Ranges Brothers and Fowler Brothers
are now manufacturing their own zee
cream and II is retailing for fifty cents
per quart. Both Of these concerns have
facilities FOR more than 100 gallons OF
ice cream per day
building and Repairs.
Otis Little has had his cottage torn
down ~ 1928 Main street and Is having
the material placed on the ground for a
modern ten roomed cement house. which
Evening star., 1921-10-19
DECLARES ALASKA
INDUSTRIES HALTED
Mine Operator Raps Ma
tionaIization and Govern.
ment Control.
BY the Associated Press.

bs tHe AS>DcIhieu
CHICAGO, October 19.-Nationali.
Zation of industries and government
restrictions have driven capital from
the country and held up the develop
ment of resources in Alaska, Falcor
Joslin Of Seattle, Wash, a mine oper-
ator, said last night before the Amer.
lean Mining Congress convention.
"The coal and oil Industries o:
Alaska are at a standstill," said Mr.
Joslin. "and Alaska today is import.
ing its coal and oil from foreign
countries"
Flags NOn-Partisan League.
Gov. ]. A. Prieus of Minnesota dis.
cussed the Partisan League, say.
ing that Minnesota defeated plan:
of the league to confiscate the rich
t"'~ing properties of that state ir
1918"
me governor appealed TO members
of the mining congress to take Ar
active part in political affairs il they
would safeguard what he termed tn"
right of private property
Sterilization of the mining indus
Edwin Ludlow of st. Louis, president
of the American Institute of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineers, told the
congress earlier in the day.
DIames High Wages.
"Wc are faced with the effect that
raw material produced by the farmer
and the metal miner is being sold at
cost or less" Mr.. Ludlow said. while
the manufactured article has not
come down in proportion, due to high
wages in every industry. especially
in coal mines and on the railroads.
THE most dangerous doctrine THAI
we are called on 10 face is that of "a
minimum wage based on an assumed
standard Of living which must b,
paid. whether the laborer produces
the value of his wages or not.
The acceptance Of this theory can
lead only to soyictism."
Evening star., 1921-10-19
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND.

CINCINNATI, October 10. - Hugh
Nichol, former chief Justice Of the
supreme court of Ohio, who is chair
man of the committee which is ar
ranging for the u. S. Grant cente-
nary at Point Pleasant, Ohio, a few
miles east of this city, yesterday re-
ceived q letter from President Hard
ing in which the President said that
he would be happy to attend the
celebration on April 27 next. An in
vitation also will be sent to Chief
Justice william II. Taft.
Gov. Harry L. Davis and Senators
Pomerene and Willis have accepted
invitations to be present. Point
Pleasant is the birthplace of Gen.
Grant.