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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
MARTINS FERRY
BOARD OF TRADE AS
GUESTS OF KIWANIS
MEMBERS OF ONE ORGANIZATION
WILL DINE AS GUESTS OF OTHER
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY AT
NOON.
Program Of the Day to Be In Charge Of
Board OF Trade With Talks by
Members.

The members Of the campaign teams
and other members OF the Martins Fer.
~ Board of Trade will attend the week
~ luncheon Of the kiwanis club, next
Wednesday at noon, rs the special
guests of the club members. With In"
exception Of the music fer the day. tpc
program will he entirely in the hands
, Of the membership Of the Board "i
Trade with number OF talks by mem
bcrs OF the teams In charge of tho an
nual membership campaign. Many menu
bers OF each Of the organizations be
longs to the other. and very heart y
spirit Of cooperation exists between the
bodies.
Booster Club Meeting.
The weekly meeting of the Martins
Fccrv Booster club will be held in. the
BOARD of Trade rooms, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. \ good attendance
Of che members Is expected ut the meet
ing rs several important committee" are
said to have interesting reports TO make.
A large number of new members haN"
been added To the roll OF the CLUB dur
ing the past week.
Hold Bake Sale.
The members OF the Wom"n'S Welsh
American club Of this city. announce II
sale of hpmG-baked goods. to be held NJ
the H. Long hardware store on Hanover
street. this afternoon, and their many
friends are certain to patronize the
event.
American Legion Meeting.
The regular meeting OF Martins ferrE
post No. IS of the Amcr!CanI Legion,
will he held in the Board Of Trace
rooms. Monday evening. The wives OF
some Of the members will have charge
Of the luncheon which will be served.
and pans will be made for the begin
ning Of the rehearsal Of the play to be
given by the post in the next month.
Spring weather.
The past few days have been almost
ideal spring weather. and ono would
not b.. very much surprised to hear tn"
robins at any moment. Few can To
found who will be able to remember
exactly the same brand Of weather haV-
ing been handed out in former years
during the latter part Of February.
Jones Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs. Thomas
Jones. we'll known resident OF ltaEianu.
O, Who died at the home OF 4 daughter
in New Philadelphia. O.. few days age
will be held at the family home at hay
land tomorrow afternoon At o'ciocN'
and the in,crm"nt Will be made at ING
Horcwcll cemetery. just west OF tha'
place.
To all members OF Arie NO 40 J.. I.
+ I, meet at their home this afternoon
AZ . u. M. to attend the funeral OF our
deceased brother. John Sn!zman. VAL
liam S. Rowley, Worthy President.
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Of interest to the members were dis
posed of following which brief social
session was enjoyed.
Receive Applications
4 number of new applications for
membership We're received 1T the meet
ing OF Ohio council No. 10 Of The De-
gree of PoCahontas. held in the lodge
rooms of the Eagles home on the CadiH
uskc last night and plans were made for
getting together q degree team for the
initiation Of these at :; later meeting
Bridgeport Briefs.
Fred J. IIibbs Is reported to have re-
signed his position in the hardware de-
Ipartment at tho Scott Lumber Company.
The Sons and daughters of Liberty
will hold I dance for their members ana
friends in the Shaffer nall in Kirkwood
this evening.
Miss Margaret Lewis leaves to-day
for her home II Charleston, after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Duncan.
Of kirkwOod. -
The tax receipts were taken to st.
C,a!rsville yesterday and the collection
In this city has closed.
Mrs Clinton Thompson has returned
To her home at Cleveland after visit
with her father, II. d. Freeman, Of tAiS
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing row. Instead of
taking tonicS or trying to patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause of the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and 30c.
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SlSTERSVILLE

! Sisetrsville. W. Va, Jan. 21-Mrs.
Grant Keener left Friday for Buckhan-
non. where she will be the guest for .
I week OF relatives.
Fay c. Harrington. of Columbus, O..
formerly OF this city, Is spending few
days here.
Mrs. ]. C. Umpleby and little daugh-
ter. Josephine, are in Williamson for a
couple of days. visiting with relatives.
Miss Agnes West has gone to Clarks-
burg, where she will be entertained for
Il few days by friends.
Mrs Sam Fisher, of New Martinsville.
and Miss Camilla Talbot entertained a
few friends at bridge Thursday after
and Mrs. l.. w. Talbot, Of North Wells
street. At 1880 tempting repast was
served. The guests were Mesdames:
Ray Martha. Of Tulsa, Okla: Sam This
tie. Frank tIIorner. Luke Tousssint, J.
Artel Case; Misses Hattie Hill. Virginia
Thistle and Helen Sutherland.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick. after -FOUR
weeks visit with relatives at WOODS
field. O., has returned home.
Mrs. Matte Richmond and little son.
Of Reader, returned home THURSDAY,
having been guests at the home Of John
Richmond.
William Schaum. who has been spend
ing the past few months here, left on
Thursday for Mt. Oliver. Pittsburgh, Pa:
S. w. Lawrence, former resident OF
this city, now Oh SAT- bdhc SLlJJ SS1h'
Is the guest Of relatives here:
The management OF the Paramount
Theatre has purchased pipe organ or
chcstra, the first of its kind in the state.
The organ will be installed next week
Mrs. Elmer Lucas and Miss Lillian
Fisk have been called to Emporium, Pa,
by the serious illness Of relative.
Read and use Intellgencer Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
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A Stubborn Cough
Lo0serls Right Up
This homemade remedy n wO0-
der for quick results. EASly
and cheAply made.

Here is a homemade syrup which mil
most. dependable means OF breaking up
stubborn coughs. 1t is cheap and simple.
but very prompt in action. Cnder lts
healing. soothing influence; chest sore
ness goes. phlegm loosens. breathing De;
comes easier. tickling in throat stops ana
YOU get good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con.
0ucrcd by it in "a hours or less. Nothing
better for bronchitis, hoarseness, Group.
throat tickle, bronchial asthma or WIN
ter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour ga ounces OF Pine1 into pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake thor:
oughly. II you prefer, use clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
of sugar syrup. Either way, you get
a full pint-a family supply-of much
better cough syrup than you could buy
ready-made for three times the money.
Keeps perfectly and children love its
pleasant taste.
Pinex is special and highly eoncen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
it's prompt healing effect upon the mem.
branes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2ia ounces OF Pinex" WITH
null directions, and don't accept Any.
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re.
funded. The Pine1 Co., Fl. Wayne
Ind
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idle Hens Start Laying
104 Eggs, Instead Of 5
Steady Egg Gain Each Week for MIS-
Pierce in Winter Time.

THE week before We tried Don sung
VIC got eggs. from 30 hens. The next
week from I package of Don Sung, we
got - eggs. and the next week lo+.
Some Of our hens are mere pullets ana
Don Sung started them laying. =
Mrs i. +. Fierce. r F. D. !, Butler,
Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce sclccteds a severe time
for her test-thc middle Of January.
Yet she got the eggs. Your hens can
lay well. IN cold weather. and Wen
prove It.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If YOU don't
find that It pays for itself and pays
you good profit besides. simply tell
us and your money will lie chccrfully
refunded.
Don Sung (ChIncse FOR egG-layinG)
Is q scientific tonic and conditioner. It
is easily given in the feed improves
the hens health and makes her stronger
and more active. 1t tones up the egg
laying organs, and gets the eggs. no
matter how cold or wet the weather.
Don Sung can he obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer. or send $50 GnCuGcs war taxi
for a package by mail prepaid. Burrell-
Digger Co. 2l4 Columbia Bldg. India
napOl!s Ind,
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,o,-5 ~ Trade Campaign.

The cnunal membership campaign OF
the Martins Fcrry> Hoard OF Trade, Tor
new and the rewal OF memberships i"E
the present year. Will start ioilnwiHE
the luncheon as the guests Of the hlwa-
mis- Club. Wednesday at noon, ana thr
following is the list Of the captains ana
their teams as arranged by ten S''rr-
tury Of the board:
Team No. Wilbur u HeSioP' EIp-
tain steve KomonS. H. II. Rc'tAm!""''
IT. Tram E 10, "a. T. Sclhy. captain: F.
X Dixon. Ben I;udncr. Marshall crop
rn,,, No. I'll VI. Miller. captain;
George Cooke, JOS "essN'''"''' - -
Petit. ,,o!r. VI
N. Whitley, 7. II. HcSlor Charles a.
'" T"anr no. Fired l.. Sclhy. captain;
John N. Turner, James IL. Beans Cor
oo Tc N nv 10. C-John Hores. captain;
Harry Walker, Jacob Swcitzcr' Louis
"T Tan 10. II. II. Wilson. captain;
Thomas Koehnle.n. George Miller w
N.Y. Fam n No. Geo. L. Spence, captain;
w. H. Noble. David II. James A. W.
Fei,z. ~ n,,;,.
John Shcchan, John McBanc' FRANK L.
IF Team No. 10. T. UpdeEraff. cap
tain: William Dawson. Walter Car'iS'c'
A' Team II; 10, i'll II CrlswcII CAPTAIN:
George II Smith J. y. Carson. INo''"S
'" TSSm 40. 1e-Rogsr Q: Lupton. cap
tain: r. l.. Lewis. J. NJ. Henderson. Geo
Johnson, Harry Hooking.
Bury Victim.
The body OF the late Lawrence b'F
81 the Glen Robin mime OIL
Tho Y. & y. Coal Company. VINO WAS
found dead in field on Short treSh'
o.. west OF Yorkvilc, q few DAYS ~" f
and whose body was frozen. VIZ ,s '.~-
J9v afternoon, following brief services
at the Heslop chapel.
A special meeting of the Men |luo
been called for this evening at 10y
o'clock, in the basement OF the chNrch
on West Walnue street. matter OF
special Importance vii! be taken up
LOT eo''' x Xiv Ladies' Night.
Chairman John kr!m and the mem
hers Of the committee OF the hlwahiS
club, who have been placed IN Chht6c
nj the plans for Ladies' night, held a
meeting last night and decided 10 hold
the social event in the EIkS C!uo
building on North Fourth street on the
evening OF February Is. y dane" VIII
be the special feature OF the cNeH'lS;
and the Jones' Novelty Orchestra VII!
supply the music.
Brng Salzman Body Here.
Earl HesloD OF the undertaking iirm
of r. G.. HcslOp and Sons. of ms city
left yesterday afternoon for IahonS-
burg. Pa, to bring back 10 TINS city
the body Of the late John Salzman.
former local man who suictded at that
place 4 few days ago. The funeral ar
rangements will be announced upon the
arrival of the body here.
Communion Tomorrow.
The special services in the United
presnyterian Church closed with that
OF last night. At which Or. Charles H.
Robinson OF the First Church. wheeling
Quarterly communion Of the congrrCa-
ton will be held at the services IN the
church tomorrow morning
Mrs. Harvey Branson Dead
Mrs Harvey BranSon. wife Of the
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Colored Girls Organize.

prctcd that IN! solicitors Will be turned
down.
Colored Girls Organize.
The color"d girls OF this city have or
SaU!zed Il Basketball team for this sea-
son. 1t is the first team ever formed
Of the sCho0! Eymnasiums has been Sc
cured by the team.
Preparing for Tournament.
The seventh and eighth grades Of the
local public schools are all represented
by basketball teams which are busy with
practice at the DrcScu. time. The an
nual grade tournament will be held arl
big event. Local teachers and high
school students are assisting with the
coaching.
Play rr1adslphia.
The boys baSkC, ball team Of the local
high school has = hard game scheduled
for this evening. Tho Red and Black
machine Journeys 70 Philadelphia for 4
battle with the team of that place. The
TrtadelphIa five Is 4 good one. The
locals have not yet los, 4 game during
the present season hut tonights TIT
promises to be IN" hardest.
Kennedy TO Pen.
George Kennedy. arrested here on I
charge Of having broken into and robbed
tho Peril store at Neff's has been taken
an uneXpirHd term. Harvey Kennedy.
Jr. his nephew. who was arrested in
connection with the same crime, has
been taken to the county jail to await
action by the grand jury
Movies on Sunday.
Moving pictures will he shown Sun
day afternoon and Sunday evening Mt
the Olympic theatre. IL is announced
This proceeds of the show will DO turn" |
over in their entirety To tho committee
III -. L. l.
relief of the starving children of Er-
rope An admission Of % cents will be
chosen.
sodswIck on Committee.
Attorney Chester c. Scdgwick &c this
city. Is n member OF the committee u
which will make plans for the annual
banquet Of the association TO h" n"ld at
Martins Ferry on January 81. Tho event
this year Will honor J. G. IIcinlcin who
leaves soon for South America.
Banner Month.
The month Of January promises 10 hN
n banner On" IN the numb Of frs.
Thus far during the present month the
local fire department has Responded 10
ten alarms During all of-1920 the de-
partmcnt answered only - alarms.
First Semester Ends.
The first semester Of the puhltc
schools has ended. Yesterday saw the
close of the first half Of the school year.
During the past two weeks EXAMINE
tions have been held in both the grad"
schools and in the high school. The
second semester, the beginning Of tho
Ia st half Of the school year begins Mon.
day morning.
To Elect Officers.
\ meeting OF Mt. Mor!ah lodge II
MaSons will be held at the usual place
tonight. Officers for the ensuing year
are to he elected AZ this time and other
matters are TO he given attention.
Briefs.
Victor Exucr entertained members 81
the Indian Run club last evening ct nis
home on Gravel Hill.
Ralph Goodwin. who underwent ar
cooperation At the City hospit2! is I'M
proving nicely at tn" present time
Miss Dorothy Llnard has returned to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
: BELLAIRE NEWS
c, OF C, BODY IN
; ELECTION FRIDAY
RARRY RUSSELL NAMED PRESI-
) DENT. -. 3UNDY MADE SEC-
RETARY
Other Items OF Interest Gathered from
20, Belmont County Towns.

=. Organization Of the ReIlaire Chamber
~ -t,NmnlvrC" was perfected at 4 meet
ing Of the directors held yesterday Al
tc.noun. The organization Will now get
down 70 work According TO the consti-
tuition the organization - to promote the
. civic betterment OF Rclla.re.
- The directors yesterday elected Harry
Russell as the president, and I. j.
BuLdy as the secretary. H. l.. bH"in""
Marry s. McCrrgor and {. l. Hrit werH
f. Is the treasurer. .
, A noon-day luncheon OF members or
ghe organiza iiou - TO b. held WcdneS-
. day at the .Nmcricus club rooms.
Legion Officers.
The following officers have oeen erect
ed for the American Legion post OF Us
" fcty for the ensuing year: Commander;
Chas. Dickens; first vice-commandeT; Ei
: ElIener: second H-cpmmanier, Max
Duga: adjutaut. Frank J. Lawn: treas
urer, Elmer Kraft: historian. Joe Lew'S:
,sergeant-at-armS. Il. Z. Dawson; chap
'A'''' talk on Treaty.
Alvin IuChS Local young man. VINO IS
q student NJ the Union Hebrew college,
smoke at the Sons Of Israel temple iaSt
night. He discussed the NsrSaii!eS
treaty. There will De two either lee
fures in the course.
"a Church Meeting.
- The annual meeting OF the chngreSa-
: zion u the Christian church - 10 %
. Mold January IS ut the church. othcerS
Tor the ensuing year Will b" elected NJ
mis- time and annual reports VIII De-
Campaign Progresses.
- The campaign for funds for the
bs,eft Of tho starving millions or chill
-creu In central and eastern Europe -
nrogressing nicely here. The various
committees are hard It work and in'i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
BRIDGEPORT
MINERS OFFICES
HAVE BEEN MOVED
Work of Moving Records and Equip
ment of Mine Offices to Bellaire
Has Bee nCompleted
Officials Express Regret at Leaving
For Many Years

With the removal of the largo office
safe from the Headquarters OF the init
ed Mine Workers headquarters in this
city yesterday afternoon the work Of
getting all equipment moved TO the new
Miners Temple at Bellaire has been
completed, and the officials are now "S-
tabliShcd in their new quarters. Some
of the officials Of the sub-dstriCt offices
expressed regret at leaving this city,
where the offices have been for many
Years and none are certain that they
will not 20 up to the old rooms by mis-
take from force of habit during the
next few days.
supper a Success
The roast fresh ham supper given
in the dining rooms Of the Kirkwuod
Methodist church under the auspices Of
the choir of the church last night IS
rcpor,cd TO have been one of the most
successful events of the kind ever held
I'm town. The musical program ron
.,lrred hv a number Of young ladies of
the bridgeport and Martins Ferry high
schools. was exceptionally fine and high
~ enjoyed by the PATRONS, and the COM
mlttce reports having cleared NICE
sum.
Alpha Pi Convention
The annual convention of the Alpha
pi fraternity opened in this city yes
ter,iav afternoon with representatives.
present from a large number of the
fraternitics from various states. S"S-
s!ons will be held during today and Will
close with a grand banquet followed hy
dancing in the ball room at the WIND
Sor hotel at Wheeling.
Sorority Meeting
An interesting &GI important me"'hS
nF the Sorority Of the Alpha Pi frater-
nity was held in the chapter rooms on
Main .StSeet last night. Several matlers
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Stewart, Wilma Mintier. Erma Ruffner.
Marjorie Johnson.
Briefs,
Mrs. Evelyn l.. Melton Of Wionone,
Ill is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. l..
Milligan.
Sheriff r. T. Lynch was business
visitor at Martins Ferry Friday.
John Ginger of Columbus was here
on business Friday. $780,
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N o T &c E =!

Al members Of X. Of T No. -. are
requested 10 meet AT the hall on
North Fourth Street. Martins Ferry
saturday. January 80. at u. m, TO
attend funeral Of John Salzman.
JOE WILLIAMS, c. {.
n 90.
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For Bad Breath

Coated Tongue, Biliousness, Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache, Bloatins, Gas.
p Constipation, or other result OF lndiges-
ton. no remedy 10 more highly recon-
fnended than
FOLEY cArRApTlc TABLETS
They cause no eriping or nausea.
Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom'
.seh and benefit the liver. Never dis
-|sppoin,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slausop. lI So. haia ST..
So. Norwslh. Com: Il can honestly say Foley
. CSrhsrtie Tablets are wonderful,
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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, cations arc that the quota assigned 20
! the city VIII be reached. Owing to the
worthincSS OF the cause, It is not ev-
! p"ctrd that Any solicitors Will be turned
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Read and use Intelligencer Want Ads.
You'll get what you want.
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To all members OF Arie No. 40, T. G.
T.. to meet At their home TINS afternoon
a, IN M 10 attend the funeral of our
deceased brother. John Sa!znan. IL
liam S. Rowley, Worthy President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-28
WOMEN'S DRESSES SH0RTER; PRICES
 DROP SLIGHTLY
Eva Campbell Returns from Buying Trip in States
 Latest Fashion News.

Returning to Juneau after a sue cessful purchasing trip in the States for the B. NJ. Behrends Company, Miss Eva Campbell brings news both for the men and the women.
 According to Miss Campbell the latest fashions decree a shorter dress for women, in fact the dresses For the men, who generally pay the bills, there is only a little drop in prices, but at that there is some.
 "The best of women's dresses, the ready to wear kind, are still high in price," said Miss Campbell this afternoon. "We are paying perhaps ten per cent less for the best ma terials than we paid last year. You can see by this there have been no great cuts made by the manufac turers. However, there are two the best kind, for which good prices will be paid and a cheaper, although good material, for less. Two classes of the trade can be satisfied, both in material an din price
 "One reads in the papers We re ceive from the States that prices in womens dresses are being slashed right and left. And there is req on Many of the largest houses on he Pacific Coast have mammoth stocks and in order to realize money 10 satisfy the banks and to lay in new stocks, goods are marked to a price below what they cost. It seems to me that many large firms and smaller ones for that matter, are selling in order to get from under and then use more disere tion in buying and keep their credit good.
 q, myself, was surprised. when I began ordering the spring and sum mer dresses and general dress goods. The wholesale firms and the manu- lecturers plainly said that there was no great reduction, and their prices substantiated this. When great reduction will come was not known when I was in the States. Trading was good, especially in San Fran cisco"
 Miss Campbell has been gone fol nearly two months on the buying trip
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-28
STILL FOUND WORKING ON SALMON CREEK ROAD

While searching Tn the woods .car the Switzer ranch on the Sal mon Creek road about ten miles from Juneau, a still was found by Deputy Marshals w. R. Garster and N o. Hardy, according to a state ment made at the Marshal's office tLis afternoon. The still was about 500 feet back in the woods from the ranch.
 Telephoning in their discovery 10 the Marshal's office the deputies asked for the arrest of Harry But Ter and Carl Henry. The warrants were sent out by automobile and 1t was thought the arrests would be made and the men brought to the city late this afternoon.
 The warrants as sworn to eharg- cd the two men with operating a still and manufacturing liquor for sale. The deputies claim that be- sides the still a quantity of mash and liquor was also found.