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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07

Acting Mayor Robert u. Hcsketh
vetoed the garbage bill Monday. The
ordinance, which passed the council
by a comfortable majority. was killed
bv a member OF the council. sitting
temporarily In the mayors chair.
Tho garbage bill would have
placed the collection and removal OF
restaurant garbage in the hands OF
the city. which could have sub-let
contracts for its removal at n com
Portable profit and with the maxi
mum Of safety to the health OF the
citizenry.
A further reason for the enact
ment OF the garbage law was that
IL would have given full protection
10 the white hog rancher. AZ the
present time the Jap is very often
able to outbid his white competitor
and secure the best swill for his
hogs.
The bin was passed by the council
about a year ago. when II was We
tocd by Mayor Caldwell.
| Hcsketh gave three reasons for his
action in Disappearing the measure.
He said that while II might be as
sumed that bids must be called for.
assuring the city certain revenue, II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07

NEW YORK.-Enrico CAxunA ~
nous tenor. expresses eonndenG
that his voice win return. - ~ ~
parts for rest IN italy.
comedy company with Low Whlo6
when taken sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
Col. Richards Chief
of Militia Bur6oI

WASHINGTON. June 7.-Cuoau11
George c. Richards win ~ 49,
head Of the militia bureau. escEoGnG2
Of War Weeks said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fletcher.
Of winlock. who Jumped from train
at passenger station here Sunday
night, dies OF injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07

When in Seattle. eat at Boidt'a-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
A GREAT DAY
FOR A FIRE

1T was a great day for fire. The
town was as dry as finder. There
was a stiff north breeze blowing.
The city was built out over the water
on piling that afforded n tunnel for
the fire TO rush thru at will. Collins.
our leader. was in San Francisco.
The whole town went, but those
days arc long past and there Is no
one here today who can dispute any.
thing we care to say about ourselves.
Sometimes. ms look back on the
old wooden Seattle ms she stood here
long for the old pioneer times
when the best was like the worst.
And they want no Ten Command.
mcnts,
And "A man could quench a thirst
But the old town went and never
since have I seen such a fine display
Of the Seattle Spirit as on the morn.
ing II was born. the morning Of June
7. 1889. when we arose to remedy the
situation. Every man had a smile on
his face and a song in his heart.
There were ashes. but no sackcloth.
I'm less than "a hours we were out
cleaning brick to build a new city. In
less than a week we had built n new
canvas town. awoke the morning
after the fire to find myself burdened
only with an office chair and lots of
nerve-nobody lost his nerve
TIME HAS COME TO
READ LESSON OF FIRE
THE time has come again today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-07
FROM TACOMA IN
20 MINUTES!

I'VE got word In Tacoma that Sc.
attic was burning" Charley said.
What did we do. but 20 OF us load,
ed our engine onto an N. =. flat car
and we made II over hero in 20
minutes"
At the end Of the run yesterday
they ran old Always Ready" up
onto the sidewalk at the corner
where she'd stood and pumped, as
long as the water held out, SO years
before. Josiah Collins. then chief OF
the department. mounted her rusty
frame and spoke.
Chicago" he raid. had n COW
and a lantern. But the COW and the
lantern that started the great Chi.
cago fire had nothing on James Nc.
Cough and his pot OF glue. In three
hours after the glue overturned the
old wooden town Of Seattle was n
thing OF the past"
l.. c. Gilman had been selected as
speaker of the day. He clbowed his
way thru jam OF people that had
gathered around the old relocated
fire fighters and their ancient pump
or. He unveiled n tablet set In the
wall Of n building at the corner
where the great fire started, and
said:
There was n great deal said about
us firemcn after the fire, but there
ARE two things certain. We didn't
start II. and we didn't stop II.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-23
ITALY INDIGNANT
 AT LEAGUE RULING
Dislikes Being Placed in Second
 Category

Rome. Sept. 22.-Much indignation has been aroused in Italy by the pro posal that. in determining the expenses of the League of Nations. Italy should be assigned to tho second category.
 The Italians national pride has been hurt by tho suggestion and col umns have appeared in the press pro- testing against the idea of relegating the country to a position inferior to other great powers. According to the suggestion, Great Britain and France would be placed in the first category while Italy and Japan would occupy the second. The price of being regis tered in the first category Is 2.3OO'0OO francs q year while those of the sec ond pay but 1.soo.o0O francs a year.
 The Epoca gave expression to its feelings in this manner:
 ''The affair Ia exceptionally un- pleasant. Italy which has so potently contributed to the victory cannot sec herself assigned to the second cate Eory, aa people who spend little arc assigned to n retaurant of the second claas.'
 Then, too, tho fact that most of the organization and secretaryships of the league arc in tho hands of tho British constitutes another source or com pIaint. IL is pointed out that the aecretariat of the league consists oi ITO members. or whom 90 are English and 60 French. while Italy has no more than Il dozen.
 After France and England have monopolized nearly all the offices. after the British empire has succeeded in having seven votes iu tho assembly. it could not happen otherwise than Italy is assigned in the econd category. says one commentator. 'If others have a greater material potentiality, 1t is at least necessary that Italy safe guard her moral position by not al- lowing herself an inferior position to the others"
New Britain herald., 1921-09-23
COTTAGE IS COMPLETE.
Oklahoma \. and NJ. Building Now
 Has a Little Baby in Its Midst.

Saltwater, Okla, Sept. 23.-The home makers cottage at the Okla homa A. and M. college here today is complete, for it has a baby-the one essential which in years before in ,tructors in home economics have nave complained was lackinN.
 David, the college baby, was adopt ed this year, or rather borrowed, from tl1c Oklahoma Children's Home at Oklahoma City. He is to be kept for the school year.
 Plans are under way to make this boy, whose mother died wNen he was ten days old, a month after she was deserted by the father, the most scien- iifically raised child in the state.
 Half a dozen senior girls for six weeks at stretch will make the home makers cottage their own, cook the meals make the beds, prepare Davids diet, make his clothes short, play foster mother" to him Meanwhile an experienced matron will keep a practised eye on the cottage ana David.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-23
OFFER TO RESIGN
Members Of Ku KIux KIan in Scandal
 Decide to Retire

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 23.-Announce- ment that they had offered their resig- nations to W. J. Simmons. head of the Ku KIux KIan was made here last night by Fl. Y. Clarke and Mrs. Eliza beth Tyler. officials of the organiza- ton. Mir. Simmons has made no state ment.
 Announcement that they had offered their rcsignations was coupled with an assertion by Clarke and Mrs. Tyler that there was no basis for the police charge of "disorderiy conduct alleged in n recent newspaper article on the Ku klux Klau to have been filed against the couple in 1919.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-23
A Real Hair Saver
Pound at Lnst-Pnrisian sage shows
 Results in Three Days

Pound at Lnst-Parisian Sage shows
 Results Tn Three Days
 Here's good news for al men and women whose hair is falling out. who are growing ts'd and have scalps cov- cred with dnuaruff that Itch like mad. Your druggist can now supply you with the genuine Parisian sage Oiquid form). which Is guarantesI to quickly. suerly and safely abolish every sign of dandruff. stop itching scalp and falling hair and promote a new growth. or money refunded
 Thousands can testify % it's excel ience: some who feared badness now glory Tn their abundant hair. while others who suffered for years with dandrun and itching head gor a clean cool scalp after just few days use of this simple home treatment.
 No matter whether bothered with falling hair. gray hair. matted, stringy hair. dandruff or itching scalp try Parisian sage-you will not he disap- pointed It's a scientific preparation that supplies all hair needs.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-23

WE POSITIVELY SELL ALL GOODS AS ADVERTISED As we are now on a strictly cash basis all of our goods are reduced to the
 Lowest Possible Price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

the first grade are permitted I" enter
the public schools here, howevre.
commandery Met.
A meeting OF Hope Comna"d"ry.
Knights Templar. was he'd at me ~.
sonic temple on Belmont stree. '"H'
night. There was work IN the degrees.
Members attended from n parts "l tAe
county.
December Business Big.
According TO Postmaster Joan !
Flynn, the December business At IN"
Be,lairc postofficv was the biggest al
any month In the history OF the Office
Unlike In many places. both tMe , I'aSs
showed a marked increase here during
the Christian rush.
Coal Mines Kit
According TO both coal operators anu
tlon the bottom has begun to fall lit
Ito in tho coal trade here. Some mines
in the eastern Ohio field are WORKING
only about half time It was stated yes
terday. Others however. are srll WORK
ing in full.
Members Of the Finch club were en-,
tertaincd last night by Mrs. Sainue
Wise at her home on Twenty-th'r"
street. Nh.
Mrs. ". II. Krebs and daughter MISS
Wilma OF Belmont street. have retuFhel
from visit at Pittsburgh.
Mrs Joseph McMahon has returnc"
IL her homo on Monroe street AFTER /"
visit with relatives At Akron.
Members OF the WomanS guild OF IN:
Trinity church were entertained us
night by Mrs. Richard Forester at hcE
home at Shadyside .,..
Alex and James Kilgore or THIS citS
have gone TO New Jersey to attend thc
funeral Of Mrs Hannah Taylor lot-
mer Bellalre resident
Mrs. Emma StetSon and dauSn'eES
Lillian and Emma Of Twcnty-htth street
have returned from \'!arsngt"n Whcse
th.y attended the funeral of the !ate
Ed Stetson. aged 10 years.
The wedding OF Miss Mary McCreads
and Mr.. Alfred Grammar Will be SOL
emnized at st. Johns church SATURDAY
January Is, at . o'clock. g.,
Members OF the Thea Shrine cup
we're entertained last evening by MIS-
Mary c. Connors at her home on FRANK
In street
Miss Alta Jones has returned 10 MOT
cantown where she IS employed IN inv
schools after n visit with relatives mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray covert anu s"n
Joseph have returned TO their home ~
Washington, Pa. after q visit here.
Mrs. Ed Jones entertained members
Of the Merry Ma'ron club last night GA
her home on Gravel Hin.
c. w. Dickens entertained menioeTS
of the Mems Bible class OF the IrlhltS
church at his home on North Guernsey
street last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

double pneumonia and at present Is in
4 critical condition.
Mr.. Chas. Geiseler was struck by n
falling tree which he had cut for house.
hold use. His leg was broken below the
knee. DR.. Peddicord was called in and
on examination found n compound frac-
ture and ordered Mr.. Geiseler removed
10 the North Wheeling hospital where
an X-Ray will be taken Of the injury.
MIR. Ge!seler was removed Thursday
morning in the ambulance OF Crider
Brothers of Elm Grove.
The Upper Sand Hill school taught
by Miss Annie Atkinson OF Majorsville
which was closed for some time be-
cause Of a contagious eye affection. was
open for school on Monday morning
with a small attendance.
Miss Olga pagnc teacher OF Lower
Oak school, was incapacitnted for sew
eral days, opened school on "Wednesday
morning after twelve day vacation
1t is reported that eye infection has
spread to the vicinity OF No. Ridge.
Mr., Jesse Riggle has returned home
after q pleasant visit with his sister.
Mrs. Curtis Cain of Hopedale, Ohio.
James Archer Of Viola has accepted
the position as manager of the coal
company's grocery store in Philadelphia
and will move his family there some
time in the future.
Mr.. Newt Tolen, who was tenant
on the Will Taylor farm on Irish Ridge
Sas moved to the farm of VIII Dagne
On No. Ridge.
Mrs. VIII McCracken and ons OF
Viola spent part OF this week visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Francis.
The family OF 4. d. Winters of Stone
Church Road are III with measles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
MARTINS FERRY
paid on Ono Bond


At the annual meeting OF the board
of directors OF the Fraternal hal! as
soc!ation in the building last night ar
ranGements were completed TOT paStns
Off one thousand dollars or the lnucpl-
edncss on the building. and a BOND 70
thnt amount was lifted. The report
was made to the annual stockho!ders
meeting and the action Of the directors
was approved by the stockhoioers'
Practically all Of the old hoard OF direc-
TOR were reelected 10 office.
Missionary Meeting
An interesting meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Women's Missionary SOC
iety OF st. Johns Lutheran church Was
held in the Sunday school rooms o. ne II
church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. n
Z Diet,r!ck was the leader for the az
t.rnoon and a social hour was enjoyed
tollowing the devotional exercises.
BOYD Funeral
The funeral services for the !a;e sam
mol w. Boyd, we'll known and age res
dent Of North Fifth street who died a
few days ago. VIII be held from the
family home tomorrow morning az III
o'clock IN charge OF Rev. Dr. charles
Il. Wingerd. pastor OF the f!rst Tres
byter!an church. Tho interment VIII be
nr,yais al the Scotch Ridge cemetery.
Always Faithful Class
Miss Catherine Jones will be the hos
tess 10 the members OF the Always
Fai,hfu class OF the First Baptist sun
day school. taught by MISS Jcrger AT
ber home on Locust street this evening.
The rnOnthly business meeting will DO
followed by program of interesting
social diversions.
Pay Secretary Salary
Members OF the Kiwanis club OF this
cit who favor paying a salary consist
ant with the financial condition OF the
club treasury have started resolution
in circulation among the members for
the securing of signatures to be pred
sente at the meeting OF the club to be
held on next Wednesday and the resn-
luton rs drawn up seems to meet with
the ready approval OF the majority or
the club members.
ladies Postpone Election
The annual election Of officers Of the
ladies Aid society Of the Welsh Con-
Eregat !onal church which was TO have
taken place at the meeting held at the
church Yesterday afternoon was post
poned until the February meeting on
accQual. q iGs shsslsS ir2H tls Sly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
BELLAIRE NEWS
AlhNrt Luff Dead.


Albert Luff, for the past - years,
resident OF this city died yesterday a.
his home on Belmont street. Ic has
been i'll for the past three years; tie
operated the Belmont Dye works here
lie was born IN Wheeling. coming 10
Bellairo - years ago.
Besides his wife. ne leaves one dauSh-
ter Clara. and tow sons, Harry and
George.
He was \ member OF the st. Johns
Catholic Church. the Knights OF Column
bus lodge. the Turner Society and the
German beneficial order.
Funeral services VIII prooaotE He
held on Monday at ST. Johns Catholic
70 Bal,pt for Directors.
At the luncheon OF members Of the
Chamber OF Commerce held ~ the
Amerlcus club rooms yesterday after
noon plans were made to ballot for the
board Of directors. An election COM
Inittee consisting Of Nessrs. Russell;
McGreGor and Sonneoorn was nance
by temporary chairman Mccain. This
committee will mail out ballots con-
taining the names Of 50 members OF the
chamber. From this list e3ch Viii deS-
ignate IL for the board Of directors
The 22 receiving the most designations
will have their names appear on ina
election ballot and the IL receiving the
highest number OF votes Will rnen 90
considered elected as directors The by
laws as previously presented were
adopted. Various civic matters were
discussed. The chamber went on record
as favoring Bellaire TO Fowas2n roan
by way OF Jacobsburg and Ramsey
Ridge. Another lurSheon is TO be heIo
Friday OF next week.
Beau Funeral.
Funeral services for the late william
Henry Bean, OF St, Clatrsrtlle; former
" Of this city, who died 1T the North
Wheeling Hospital following an Illness
OF three days will be held At the home
OF his daughter at st. ClairsLilie. In
terment win be IN the Union Cemetery:
81. Clatrsville. Deceased waa aged ."
years and formerly. resided here.
Use Local CasketB.
Baskets made by the Belmont Casket
Company at the SnadySlas PAM pa ma are ss
American soldiers who died while IN
thef overseas service. The company has
an unusually big order. Many deliveries
have already been MADE .S, IN, Inc c oraS Is
- operating it's Shady plant both
night and day.
Mora than 40 Masons OF Bella!re VIII
he at Columbus today when Warren G..
harding. president-elect receives the
S,hriners degree. The degree Will be con-
ferred by Aladdin Shrine at the Coluo-
ali parts OF the. state will be IN atten-
dance.
Tho annual banquet Of the Americas
club Is to be held at the Americas CLUB
rooms on Thursday evening. january
sT A committee consisting OF Carl
Koch, Joe Blum and Ralph HraaAer-
fngtpn has been named to make the ar
ranSements FOR the event.
: Girls Have Good Team.
Early practice indicates that the girls
BASKETBALL team OF the local high school
viii be a good one. Several members OF
last wears team will be on hand again
This season FOR places. The team opens
De- season next Saturday night with
warwood as the opposition. Among the
GIRLS out FOR the team are old!e Martin
HesIse Harris. Lillian Harris. Laura
wallace. Margaret Meek. Emily Morgan,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
SAND HILL

The service hour at the NJ. Z. church
has becn changed from the evening to
morning. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ
and preaching at II A. NJ.
On next Sunday morning there will he
a surprise or spiritual treat for the
congregation. All are invited to be
present.
The question for open discussion IN
Sunday school VIII he why Were the
IsraelltcS Permitted No Artillery, or
War ChariotS."
1.-THE Sand Hill Agricultural club will
meet at the Lower Sand Hill school
house at $50 l.. NJ. on January 18th
where community meeting will be
held and a literary program by the
young people Will be the open feature
Miss Gail Francis. live wire. will have
charge OF the literary feature.
On January $rd the friends OF Mrs.
Lewis Conrad gave her surprise birth
day party. She received several beau-
tlful present and n good time was en-
joyed by al present.
Mrs Lloyd Holmes and son Of Peters
Run were the guests OF parents and
relatives last week returning home
Monday whereupon the child developed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
BRIDGEPORT
SET FOR BIG
FISH-CAME meet
Annual Meeting Of Belmont County Fish
and Game Protective ASDocaaHon
Scheduled for Tonight

Tho committee in charge Of the aanU4I
meeting OF the Belmont county r!Sn
and anne Association. which Is % pr me-"
IN this city this evening report az ~
ranCements completed. and the event -
n NE the most elaborate ever attempted
nv the association. The annual meeting
and election OF the officers for the year
U.,Il he the first business OF the evening"
and this will be followed by banquet LOT
the members and their friends. INC
,rcnn nreparcd FOR the evening warrants
MI in the expectation that the icea VII
hr a success, and several hundred arc
expected to be in attendance:
choir to Give supper.
THO members Of the choir OF the t1rSl
odist church OF Kirkwood. has cons
nleted all plans for baked frcSh nam s,
sumner which will be served N the uII-
INC rooms OF the church. Fr'day Ven.
ing. January 2lst, between me as nous NJ n. h.
sac and 0I 6a%e been an n tFit
Mcpherson Funeral.
The funeral services for MrS. Minon2
Mcpherson, we'll known resident or tn.s
city. and the wife OK M S.iH aro -N ~ the
Soms ~ her son, Benjamin. Mt tttts-
huryh. will be held from the Mtisoh
rhapei on Lincoln avenue, ms a
noon at . O'Clock, in charge OF Ne.; "a ~
Morris. pastor or INC FF s,.,u he mate
church. and thei ntermeh' VIII Nv
NJ I.tnwood cemetery.
- A''""O install Officers.
A largely attended ana ~, ,noe 6nrres
meeting Of Oheyu counciL OF ING Taes
OF Pocahontas, will be heid IN ,nr ot
.'.ao o'clock. The installation or me
nawIv elected officers Of the order WI.
hs the principal business 10 oe '""e'
up at the meeting.
rr,o funeral services fo- the !ate
,o.cnb Bowman. who died at ms nome
~ bennington, west OF Br:Isepor.. y
row Iavs ago. will be held to-moL :, o''
morning at II o'clock. in cnarET ~ -
Rnrns pastor OF the Barton Mclh0u's.
church. Tho !nterment WI! DC h''uS .
the Pennington cemetery.
Marriage Reported
announcement was received yester
dav nv their friends. OF the marr.ase "a
Harley Corbin. well kno" "W-n t' in mis-
Nv 70 Miss elizabeth ScammeiI. daosm-
tnr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ScaH''t ~
~ kirkwood, which TOOK p1"Se aI;s.
REV. c. W. Cooper, OF the ;Me.hS s
B nSnrch ut st. Ciairsvile. O., last Mon
S az. St;ernoon, Following the ceremony
tbe hanyp couple were given a weGI.m6
T;nner at the home of the bride IN MIX
wood. .,
-rn, r,,no-aI services for Miss Kathryn
unorn daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
- Moore. OF Whitley street. VINO u!eu
AZ an early hour yesterday inorh!ns' VIZ
a ~ helJ rom the family home. to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock. in charge o.
Rev Rev =. o. Morris, pastor of the KIRK,
God Methodist church The interment
viii be made at L.nwood cemetery.
Macabeeg Dance.
An -. +b. fricnds and members OF the
Naccabees lodges OF this city have been
urged TO attend the dance and social al.
Sair which vii be held by the members
Of the NJ. & NJ. Club Of the w omen
3cncfi, Association in Shaffer's hal. IN
t,Trrryood Tomorrow evening, and
tine time has been promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
SHERRARD
Hhurnh 9a-ieAR.

SoEVACVb'
Allen Grove Presbyterian church.
Rev. C. W.. Boyle pastor. sunday
pastor at 1880 o'clock.
Pleasant Hill NJ E. Church. Rev: ".
T.. Dearien. pastor sunday schooi az at
e'0'"' Club VIII Meet.
An important business meeting OF
the r. D. l.. Club will be held at the
home OF Mrs. George Schmidt OF Beth,
lehem next Thursday evening. All
members are urged TO be present
Briefs.
VIII Snedcker, OF Morgantown. IS
spending a few days at his nome ut
W.! Mrs ' O. D. Talbert entertained the
Alien Grove Sewing circle at her home
on Thursday afternoon.
a new Lally Light plant has been
installed in the E. w. McCombs resi-
Mrs. Emma White. of Mt. olivet. Is
Mrs. Story OF Pittsburgh Is visiting
al the home of A. VI. Snedeker.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid Society
held an all day meeting at the par
sonaFe on Wednesday.
William Crisweli lost valuable
horse on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Sarah Huss. Of Boggs Run is
very III.
The Reorganization Of the Mt. Olivet
Ladies' Aid Society which was TO have
been held on Wednesday has been In
definitely postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Null visited In
Moundsvillc. Monday.
Mrs. r. =. Sncdcker and her little
daughter. Roberta, are both I'll with
scarlet fever.
dent. has force Of men working on
the Wheeling Crock road.