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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
GOING AFTER The
PROPERTY OWNERS

New York. April 20. --l'ryjng up New
York after the nance" prescribed IN
the states new prohibition law today
assumed i new legal aspect. when
Deputy Pole" Commissioners Leach an
nuunr.d his intention Of oDia ming lens
against 1000 property owners 10 insure
uayment Of possible fines for liquor law
mira C,ionS on their premises. 'ltlnB
- provision in the ne" law allowing
ths rrocedure. the Official said This
legal action already had been taken
agatns: $40 properly owners on whose
PREMISES arrests have been made. and
that notices have been sent to the
al hers thai similar act ION will be taken
in the even, ;hdt suspicion held by the
police should lead 20 arrests on their
PREMISES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
MORE DIFFICULTIES
IN SEAMAN CONTRACT

N.w N"rE. April 2o.-p!fhvuIt'eS be-
tween >;ramSu!p "wE"rS her" ana 'h"h
rrnrlrv,+ in negotiating contract ~
,.uI,,.r >"d" that expiring on MAY l. a.
S!n.nd broader scope today. When me
connS' and stewards unions joined NV
~xamrn and mrcnrnt IN laying down COLI
ions EOr the urw contract.
Representatives Of these -FOUR groups
in!n"d in ,rmaudinE strict enforcement
81 the LA fUli"tt" S"amenS EtW' 'oo'''
r!nn 1T the shipping hoaru'E recruiting
>,rvi," and pr-rcd"ncr Of The question
If preference 10 uniun men over WAX"
scales IN NEGOTIATING the working agree
n!-ni.
Conference Of Shirowners held W!thln
the few days. have resulted IN a decIhca'
ton by in,m for a - per cent wage -
,luctiuu as Il principal stipulation IN the
forthcoming contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Still Chance for Fruit.

Even though reports from all over
m" state show that there IS not more
than chance Of over ten per cent or an
apple crop. fruit men should not be dis
coIra ged. and omit the spraying sched-
ulc, as there are just as many Bugs
TO attack the fruit. and thus their bar
rage will be concen tratcd on fewer ap-
pies" writes Mr.. Neff 80 1t will be
very we'll 10 examine the fruit very
carefully. and consider whether it would
not be good idea TO put on the various
sprays. and save what apples are re-
ma ming. AnoIho- fact that cannot be
overlooked il that by neSlecting spray
ing and fe-tilizing this year your Or
cha-d will be IN poor shape for next
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Poultry Demonstration.

Mr.. o. s. Nickers. OF the department
Of animal husha ndry. Of the Ohio State
University. will be In the county in the
first week OF May. to conduct poultry
meetings at Belmont county poultry
Mr.. Vickers Is a special
list on the brooding and rearing OF
chicks. and il will be we'll worth ones
time To attend these meetings. Watch
for dates in next weeks Farm Bureau
News,
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at stop |! tomorrow evening, when the
Alpha p! team meet. the Nationals.
Both OF these teams have been putting
in good practice and i hot contest IL
assured.
Buried at st. Clairsville.
The body OF 'hc late rau' Ferry. The
young son or Mr.. and Mrs G /. Berry,
we'll known residents Of sop Oh We;
Main street. who died q few drIS az" ~
a result OF being run down b! an aAl"
on the National pike, were buried a:
Union cemetery AT 81. clair&vilie Tes-
;rrday afternoon. following services held
az the family home. Rev. j. =. Norton
pastor OF the West Bridgeport NJ. +.
church. and Rev. George W. ByrneS OF
the Lansing u Il, church. officiatcd
Big Time Promised.
A big time Is promised ali OF the can
d!dates for the second and third de-
xrees at the meeting Of the knights or
Columbus. which Is To bH held this eve
ming in the EaGles hal! on me Eadi%
pike. 4 state team Will confer the de-
grees. following which the new officers
will be Installed.
Ladies Aid Social.
The ladies OF st. FaluS Lutheran
church will enjoy socia. even; to be
ne Id IN the Sunday school rooms Of IN"
church in this city this evening. The
committee in charge has an excellent
program prepared for the evening. anu
a delightful. luncheon will be one Of the
special features
Good sum Realized.
Officials Of the High School Athletic
Association announced last night That
good sum was received as result or
the Family Theatre on Lincoln avenue,
being turned over 70 them yesteTday ar
terauon and evening. There will he n"
further occa sion for worry about FUNDS
FOR Tho association for the remainder or
the year. and the students appreciate
the inrereS; shown by n" nagement
o, ;h- theatre.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Lawrence H-iuien and Crawford
Eooth. Of this city. drove TO Eiptina yes
terday for 4 days fishing.
John rlading has purchased new
Ford coupe for the use % himself aud
family
Sam Willets. formerly Of FHirp"tn''
O., was visitor here from Morgantown,
w. Va. yesterday
Miss Catherine CoheGan. OF this city
Is spending few days As the guest or
her grandparents at Newark. =.
4 large number Of the Elks from
this city are planning TO 20 to H"Shoc-
ton 20 the convention next Tuesday
The weekly meeting of the knights OF
Pythias vii! be held tonight ami 90
grees viii be conferred on j class.
Mrs. Alex Maxwell will ba the hos
tess TO the womens Home Missionary
Society Of the First NJ +. church ~ her
home on whitley street. Tomorrow
evening.
Donations are boing received by the
Kings Daughters for their annua' rum
mage sale. which IS 10 be held A.! OF
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
GOOD ROADS BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE

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!slature'
Fourteen MoasufeS H"Sseu'
Fourteen measures were FaS9 nh;hi,
house touaF !" "u"''"" W or
ton law, one E1!attA l" "SH'
taxes. IT PROVIDES increases ~ vs.!
county assraS1vS ana 'nt'F asE'E'" Il 80
The rot" was % :" 10 .N""'"S' go,
bill PASSED creates a bureau o. "'e'o
welfare. win " 'om!'''Ss ,mn''
10y nf s3.COn annually. IN" '"'r"' a.
ready enacted 10y the upper house, en-
powers county courts - .AN IeNl'9 l"'
CONSTRUCTION of memories for soldiers
in IN. world war. hous" h!!ls passed
r"'&ied 20 assessments or notes mort
gasns etc; Qu!ihcat'onS OF r"nn'% SUI
per:ntend"nts of schools, Scn""! prop,
erty relating /" state n"uN'F'a'
schools: diseases among 7eeS an" pro-
vidirg for inspection OF bees hN the
stat, dapa-tmen: Of agriculture. au-
ihorizing lrvicS for muni' pal bands,
rrln,in. ~ Concord State Normal
s,.hnoI: author.ain" monuments Tor sol
d.ers Of the Fourth West Virginia IN.
rAnt"y. regulating the ""nS'rN'''h ~
buildings, requiring registration OF en-
g.neers. and the Shinh'S'oh 'h'r''''
The nous" ais" passed i RESP ''"'
providing For COMMISSION I" Nc "'
pointed by III" governor I" 'nNSS' E''
the whole question o! the h'fn "
state hospital and the "StaphShihen' VI
Z medical school in West Virginia. !,
relates to the subject or IN" proposed
extension OF the medlcal coheEe u.
West Virginia university tHEtS"'u WV
in the lower chanpcr "hen n''' w
Locale SuCh an extension d. i'u''''"N'''
was defeated early in the au)ourhe" HeS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

TO DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT

Geneva. Apr. 90 -- CarliSt circles In
Luccrnr dcrl:,re that the HunEaria n
government will shortly dissolve the
pa Ria mcnt ON tho ground that It no lon
GER represents the will 81 the people.
New elections will then b" held, the is
sue being The return OF the former
King Charles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
BRIDGEPORT
JOHN J. HOWLEY DIES
AT HOME IN kIRkWOOD
DEATH COLES TO WELL XNoWX
YUHA6S AAN TCLLOWH0
ONLY PED DAYS LILIES,
AT IB HONE.
Relatives and Friends Shocked 1t sud
den Death, None We're Aware
That Es Illness Was
So SArdouS.

John J. Howley. well known business
man o. Bridgeport. and one OF the MEM
hors OF Howley & Huss. who operate
restaurant and lunch room near tho
Steel bridge. on Bridge street. died very
suddenly at his home on Howard street.
kirkwood yesterday afternoon at lis
o'clock. following an illness dating from
last Saturday. The death is severe
shock to his relatives and a large circle
OF friends. most OF whom were not
aware that was seriously III.
Mr.. Howley was born in Sweigel. Ire
land. in 1865. the son OF Patrick and
Frances Howley. he came 10 this coun-
try when about four years OF age He
was n puddler in the iron mills before
entering on his business career in this
city. and has been a resident or this
city for the past 22 years. He was mar
ried to Miss Sarah KaarnS OF Terra
Alta. W. Va. sixteen years ago. He Is
survived by the widow and three daugn-
'ers. Madelyn, Loretta and Helen. all al
home.
Three brothers. Thomas r. Of this
rity. and Patrick and James. Of wheel
INK. also remain TO mourn his depar-
tu-c Deceased was a member or Bel
mont Acrie No. 49,, Of the Fraterra! Or
der or Eagles, and 4 consistent member
of st. Anthony's Catholic church.
Requiem high mass will be held at
St Anthony's Catholic church Saturday
norning at 8 O'Clock. with Rev. Father
D. II. Won Intel officinting. and the
body will! be taken to Mount Calvary
cemetery. near Wheeling for intermen.
Thanks Offering BSrvtca-
The annual thank Offering service at
the West wheeling Methodist church
will be held in the church at that place.
this evening. Miss nellie Lyle. who has
made a tour to the far east on an IN
.nection Of missions. will address the
meeting on the Worlds Sunday school
convention which she attended in Toxic,
japan.
Alumni Association.
All OF the members OF the Bridgeport,
High School Alumni Association have
been urged TO attend the meeting which
sill be hold a the home OF Mrs. c. II.
duncan. on Vest Main streN. this evee
snE ~ 100 O'Clock. Arrangements will
he compiet I'd AT that time for the annual
banquet OF the Association which Is to
be held in the near future.
Nationals W. Alpha n
Tho second game Of the seasons
sctledule for the bridgeport Athletic As
ISOLATION. will be staged on tho grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Directors Meet,

Tho first meeting Of tho board of.di-
rcctors Of the Belmont County Farm
Bureau wa held April IL. Nintteen Que
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

No matter what you want il will save
you lime and money 10 use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

Tony MaGistro. local Italian youth.
was taken 10 the reformatory At !: an
caster Yesterday b. Officer Brown from
tha; institution. II was his frst trip
10 state institution tie cried AZ NJ
partcd from his father and mother 4:
the city building He escaped once
from the county jai. and several times
from, the officers who had arrested him.
He was charged with being delinquent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
TO Judge Essays

P1ni v. Waddell. Rev. Charles A.
Psaros and David a Shields. Publisher
have been named ;ts a committee 20 sell
Get the three prize winners in the Alex
ande- Hamilton cs-av contest in. liz"
hisn school. The late Attorney Fred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

The rrastirS Of the Scliaire Eastern
S:ar lodge Friday night Will be one OF
the biggest held in many months. Mrs.
Emma Miller the district deputy worthy
rnatron will attend the meeting. There
will be "a initiation OF candidates and
a banquet viii be enjoyed. Members
~ the S,ar from all parts Of the county
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at stop l. tomorrow evening. when the
Alpha p: team m"";- the Nationals.
Both OF these teams have been putting
in good practice and u hot contest IL
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War On D%B

The trustees OF the Rose Hin GENE
terry association have declared war on
CANNES tina, max" their homes in the
burial grounds The trustees say tnat
rhe dogs h1NH been dong much dam
age 20 nav graves. In the future all
dogs caught roaming a5Out the ceme-
terry grounds VIII he killed. !, Is stated
Owners have been given warning. they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
rArp Wants yob.

Everett r. Tharp weli-known local
man. is an applicant Coz the Office OF
deputy state FIRE ma rshaL according 10
word coming from Columbus. Tharp
has been a member OF the Republican
party Cor many years. He has been
active IN all campa kns for many years
past. His many friends here are hope
Tul that he may land the position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Thanks Offering Service
Alumni ADOoctAtdon.
Nationals VI. Alpha n

Tho second game Of the seasons
sctlednls for the bridgeport Athletic As
ISOLATION will be staged on tha grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Ladies Aid Social.

The ladies' OF st. E'aIuS lutheran
church will enjoy a socia! even; 70 be
held IN the Sunday school rooms Of IN"
church in this city this evening. The
committee in charge has an excellent
program prepared for the evening. anu
a delightful. luncheon will be one of the
IDecial Feature9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
School Banking.

Deposits in the school ha nix thus week
reached a total Of s332.l0. This was
a slight decrease from the previous
week. The Gravel H:;l school was in
the cad with the biggest deposit OF the
week. with u total ~ S87.l0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-16
Ell merCadO azuCa-
COntinda fIOjO

Basta con enterarse io las noticias
acerca del mercado azucarero que reci,
limos diariamente del NoIte para dar.
Sc perfecta cuenta de que ell mercado
siguea en- las mismas condolences de
inactividad, aunque en- estos a,ss sc
hayan hecho operaciones con La 3Is
mas alto.
A pesar de todo, existe gran Opt
mismo entire muchos azucareros, qI6
Green yer pronto resueltas las mayores
difcultades, v esperan una favorable
reacci6n en- la vida dc La industrial.
Un azucarero amigo nuestro, que nc
tiene por que falsear la verbal, no'
decia aver que el confia en- esa reac
ci6n de que antes hablamos, la cua
Ia empezado notarse va en- las Glti
mas operaciones efectuadas en- los Es
tados Unidos.
En- Ell Norte, segdn algunos boletines
azucarerOs, hay grandes cantidades de-
producto en- manos de particulares que
10 compraron cuando el azlcar alcanEt
los precios exorbitantes de la guerra
Esta existencia ha de acabarse en- w
plazo no muy largo, y entonces nues
tros azGcares tendran mas demanda pu
diendo venderse a preciOs mas remune.
radores que los presentes.
Los momentos-afiadi6 nuestro ami
go-son dificiles; perO hay que con
far en- que vsndra an cambiO favora
BILE para los intereses azucareros, prir
cipal de todos los negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-16
Ell aniVerSariO de Ia
mUertG del inSignG
patricia ST. de Diego

Hoy Sc cumplen tres amos de Ia muer
te del elocuentisimo oradOr, poeta, ju-
risconsulto legislator, cuya desapa
ricion de la vida terrenal fue una iIre-
parable y dOlOrosa perdida para Puerto
Rico. En- todos los momentos de SD vi
da fue de Diego un enamorado de la
terra en- cue naci6, dedicandole a Ia
propagation de los ideales nacionalistas
todas las energias fisicas todas las
actividades de su immense y privilegia-
do talento hasta ell momento mismo de
su muerte
DE los politicos contemporaneOs, el
y Muiioz Rivera fueron los que de ma
yor popularidad gozaron entire las ma
sas del pueblo. Los dos, aunque por un
snisIno ideal, Ia independence de Puer-
to Rico, con la palabra y con la plu-
ma trazaron las multitudes los rumbos
seguir para obtener del gobierno me-
tropolitano Ia soluci6n de todos nues-
tros problemas.
jose de Diego fue el divine sembrador
que en- los surcos dc Ia eonciencia CO.
lectiva sembr6 la semilla del magno y
bello ideal: "gobierno de Puerto Rico,
por ell pueblo de Puerto Rico y para
Puerto Rico. Y para rendir a su me-
moria ell mas alto homemade, Ell pueblo
de San Juan, en- cuyo seno vivi6 los amos
mas fecundos y agitados de su existen-
cia en- una lucha sin tregua, cubrira de
flores su tumba, en*onaran bellos cantos
los poetas, y las campanas de la gloria
dejaran oir sus voces argentinas, como
una fervorosa oraci6n que condense Ia
inmensa y eterna gratitud de la patria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-16
SECURE ell dragadO
del puerto de Ponce

Como recordaran nuestros lectores ha-
ce algtnI Tlempo sc llev6 a efecto eE L.
Ciudad del Sur una interesante vista
publica, en- Ia cual Sc oy6 Ia opinion
de las mas connotadas personas de aque
las poblaciones, acerca de los benefi-
clos que para Ia costa sur, representaria
el dragado del puerto de Ponce.
FL captain stierle del Negociado de
Ingenieros de los Estados Unidos. que
fue ell que celebr6 la citada vista publ
ca, rindi6 un informe acerca de los pla-
nos y Ell presupuesto que fue aprobado
por ell referido Negoeiado por los hom
bres de negocio de la expresada region
Sin embargo, Ia sido ordenada la eje-
cuci6n de un mas complete detenido
estudio de las obras del dragado de di-
cho puerto, ell cuaI una vez terminado
sera sometido Ia consideration del Con
greso americana para que asigne los fon
dos necesarios para la realization de
tan importante como necesario trabaio.
FL encargado de hacer ell referido estu-
dio es ell coronel w. w. Cony, jefe de
la oficina de ingenieros establecida en-
San Juan, con motive del dragado que
Sc esta verihcando en- nuestro puerto.
e. captain Sticile ha hecho un COM
pleto estudio de las obras a realizar en-
ell puerto de Ponce, y ha necesitado mu-
cho tempo trabajo para hacer aban-
donar los hombres de negocio de aque-
la region, la idea de que ell dragado de
dicho puerto resultaria excesivamente
costoso v que habria que fabricar rom
pe-olas y hacer otras obras de secunda-
ri aimportancia a un costo exorbitante,
y hacerles comprender que con los nue.
vos pianos que Sc han confeccionado Ia
obra solamente tendra un costo aproxi.
mado de dos millones de dolares.
Segdn los planes que han sido con.
feccionados el dragado So hara desde Ia
isla Cardona cOmprendera tods la par.
te oriental del puerto
FL area de la parte que sera dragada,
Sc calcula en- 243 acres, a una profun-
didad de treinta pies, y el canal sera de
seis mil pies de longitud.
FL costo del dragado esta calculado en-
un million cuatrocientos mil d6lares y
ell Gobierno Insular y el municipio de
Ponce, Sc comprometeran a fabricar el
mamparo que costara cuatrocientos mi
d6lares, a cambio de 10 cual obtendra
como benefcio los manglares que serau
segados, sea una superficie dc doscien
tos acres de terreno, para establecer al
macenes, fabricas, tanques, etc.
Para cuando este terminado el draga
do, Sc piensa por algunos el estableci
miento de una planta para fabricar abo
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-16
Carpenter demos
.trd ser m0jOr bOxGa-
dor que Dempsey

Nuestro distinguido amigo don An
dres Gasparini, residente en- Ell Norte Y
que presenci6 la lucha Dempsey Car
pcntier'', en- carta que nos escribe nos
da algunos detalles del expresado desa-
flo.
-Ustedes-nos dice-no podran dar-
Sc una idea de 10 grandioso que result0
ese espectaculo, por la enorme concu-
rrencia que asisti6 a el.
Mi ticket" de entrada-afiade-me
cOst6 ounce d6lares Luego cOnsegui
uno de cuarenta, mucho mas cerca del
ring; pero a pesar de este, a6n ne
cesitaba usar mis- gemelos para poder
distinguir a los luchadores.
Las simpatias del ppeblo,-dice nues-
tro amigo o--estaban con el campeon
frances, deseando todos los que jugaban
en- contra suya " yo fui unO de ellos)
perder su dinero verlo salir triunfante.
Carpenter di6 Ia gran sorpresa al p0-
blico. Todos esperaban, al comparar a
los dos rivales, que no resistiria nj el
primer "round'' Pero no fue asi Al
primer asalto, demostro ser mejor bo-
xeador que ell otro. En- el segundo en-
cuentro, Dempsey estaba completamente
deIrotado casi no podia tenerse en-
sus propios pies causa del terrible 'ci-
cl6n' de golpes que en- la cara lie propi-
naba Carpenter, hasta Ell punto de que
los amigos de Dempsey lie creyeron per-
dido.
Desgraciadamente-s la carta-en
uno de los golpes que tir6 Ell frances, dis
loc6sele la mano derecha, la cual no pu-
do usar cast, despuss, siendo entonces
cuando Dempsey lograra vencerle, des-
pues de otros dos asaltos.
Dice nuestro amigo, aunque la prensa
americana Olga 10 contrario, que Demp
sey no hizo NADIA digno de mencionarse
hasta ell tercer round. o sea despues
que Carpenter sufri6 el golpe de Ia ma
no. Ademas, el mismo campe6n ameri-
cano, Ia dicho que en- Ell segundo asalto
lleg6 a estar nerdido ~
Dempsey fu6 acknowledgements ovacio
nado cuando sali6 del Ring. Pero los
aplausos arreciaron extraordinariamente
cuandO Francois Deschamps, manager
del frances, le sac6 en- brazos del tabla-
do. Carpenter sali6 sonriendo, como ha-
bia entrado momentos antes.
La opinion general del pdblico era
que Carpenter es mucho mas h&bil bo-
xeador que ell otro, que ST en- Ell fu-
turo volvieran a pelear, la victoria seria
del primero.