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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
woman's Club Of Martins Ferry.

ne Woi1an's Club OF Martins Ferry
Will meet tomorrow afternoon AZ @:JV
IN the board OF trade rooms. The an
nual collection OK gifts FOR children VIII
Te taken at this meeting. and a pro-
gram In keeping with the holiday sea-
son will he given. Mrs. ". NJ. French
will be hostess for the day. me pro-
gram is rs follows:
Roll Ca!l-Sayings Of Children.
SHEPARD Towner Maternity ard IT.
fancy Rili" Mrs. II. II. Cr!swell
Us II Wei with the Child" ........
Mrs. 3. d. Mckee
judge Ken r. Lindsay. the Boys
Friend. Lyle Chambers
S.le,, Reading Mrs. Frank Bowen
"A happy childhood is the pledge OF a
r.2e rr,,..ood. A. Bronson Ncott.
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MRS. srAMm DIRECTOR.

II was stated in this paper yesterday
that Miss Hiatt was elected regional
director from the Fourth ward at a
meeting OF the ohio County League OF
Women Voters held Monday afternoon
Mrs. John Stamm was elected regional
director from this ward.
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Arrive To spend Holidays.

M.-- Uorothy Westtal, WIN has IT0N
smith Collcg" VIII conc sum
l,,y TO spend the hol!d.iHs u: III" homH
= her parents. MIR. AMI Mrs. H. j.
Wcs,fall in Hubbard Lane Miss Ne!'n
Gus who is u Junior 4; Smith t"Is
,.y~ viii arrive "Wednesday "i next
week 20 visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Frank ,;aus on the Island
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PREMIER OF JAPAN
PRAISES HARDING

Toxic. Der. I3-tBy Tho Associated
Prsss)-Conclusion % the four-powcr
entente for preservation Of peaHe in tho
Pacific brings to an unusual compilation
tho aims OF the conference on Limitation
OF arms Premier Raron TakahaShi Is
quoted as declaring.
The American President must he
CONGRATULATED on the Srandest contrihU-
ton 10 the cause Of peace ever recorded
= history" he said. Tho peoples OF
the world are likewise 10 he conEratu-
lated upon tho most significant assur-
anoe ever given for the promotion of
their welfare"
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EntnrtAina Gard Clint.

S'.S Mary McNe"D e0t"rtatne( the
members OF he Busy Bees" club yes
,crday evening a, he- hoTe on F"u--
,acnth street. Five hundred vas the
diversion or the evening. i've tables &C
,nr.rnoLatirg Miss McKeen's guests.
Tho p~iza winners were as follows:
Miss Mar Kahn. nrSt prize; Miss Anna
=. Cvihh"n. second prize. and Miss
Nadge MrCauliff consolation prize.
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Macadsmy Club Dance.

CuA ," The most Interesting events on
lie we"k's social calendar Will be tho
dance g'roH Thursday evening by the
Mace DENY Tub q. convention hall n
tho naCk": auditorium. Nelson Mapi"S
orchestra OF Harrisburg Navs been So
cured ror tits OCCASION and these
popular entertainers will furnish u
u,sssiHg program % dance music. The
...nce committee fo~ this affair Includes
AessrS Bore OFT. CarmacS. Gcrbl e
and Nay. VINO have had charge OF tho
Call and winter series OF dances for ths
club. Al a r"cST, Meeting a. tho club
house on North Main street the follow
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Tha MixSea AMI Return.

Misses Hcaeua and Katherine va"
who have bosn visiting their cousin.
Miss Louise Nu,. N Nashville. Tenn.
~et,.-Ned 70 their home IN Elmwood
Yesterday evening Miss Louise iul WAS
rha cues, Of the Misses Aul for some
weeks during the summer. ard during
her. stay here was honored At many
social affairs among the younger set.
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aArx BLOWERS MAKE HAUL

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 15.-Safe bowers
broke into the offices OF the Long
Dressed Beef company this morning and
made away with $2Soo in cash and
1922 IN prornissory notes after wreck
ing tho door OF tho safe with hiGh
explosive.
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Mtg. Williamson, Hostess.

Mr.. J. =. WiiIiamaon VII be hos:eTs
=. = luncheon at the JanegraCc lea
Room Friday OF this week. Luncheon
Will re served AZ | O'Clock. and after
luncheon the guests will repair 70 tho
aon,e ~ tre hostess where the AFTER
noon viii Re spent at cards.
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n1ps HARDING FAREWELL.

Washiucto. Dec. 13.--Rene Viviani Of
tho French armament delegation calico
~'e,T N President Harding. He Will
sail for France tomorrow.
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THREE

friendly act" If the American govern
ment acceded to the request. ,
The troops referred to are Marines
which were stationed at Camaguey In.
March. 1917, at the. request OF Presidents
NenOCal.
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Y W. C. A. Board Meeting.

The December meeting OF the board OF
directors o. the Yc-,nS Women's Chris
an association will re held Friday
,Yor2;"- - mis- week. AZ 1880 O'Clock.
rs his y the as, meeting q the board
G.ro~c tie o7criaS cc tho Ascal year
January :. all members are asked TO be
resent
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ro- N6iSH Pollock.

Mss Margaret Blackford vi, enter
,a.a Informally a. bridge this afternoon
=. Anr home IN Cecil Place. In honor OF
Mss Joseph;no Pollock OK Seattle.
wash. who Is visiting her grandmother
Ms augusta Pollock.
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To Entertain Bridge Club.

Mrs Blanche Mend"l and Miss Rose
Wunts- Will entertain the members II
ne Bridge club Saturday at their homo
IN Brooksidc Six .ables will ac-
coyaodatc the guests Tor a session OF
bridge and a dainty luncheon will Re
served a the conclusion OF the games.
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Miss Eva EGertCr viii be honor guest
70. e, luncheon given a: the Janegrace
Tee Room today by Mrs. l.. ". ttarrt-
~,r. luncheon W. b" served :; !
u...ocE. wtth covers lad FOR Twelve
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R.aturn From Europe.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Glass and
Mr.. AMI Mrs. johnson Mckinley are
expected e. arrive today from New
YORK. Mrs Glass and Mrs. Mckinley
landed II New York Monday after
STAY q; several months IN Europe. and
,,cre joined in n" metropolis by Mr.
class and M Mckinley.
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Bake Sale.

TIE Senior league OF the North Street
~ r. church will have 4 bake sale at
tho y. - dancer store Saturday morn
:ng. Miss Mabel Veterinarian IS chair
man OF ARA ngements.
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ii.c committee was named '"r the
.runia.. year: McsS"s. Nave N"''f'
....@,~u.n William Archibald, N'''r.
N,E,r. ucury jacobs. AID l'''anu
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About People
MovsmontS OF Individuals 70 Ana
Prom Tho City,
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers II. Ilal.eu, Grafton.
Mcclure. Il. Long. M!dd!eeourno'
L. l.. Wilson. lHrkersburS: Harry Is.
X inkcad. rlnrNsburS: II. -. Brown and
wife. p.,rkerSburg; Fred b. Martin. Key
ser: Miss ls.a V. Groctsch. ia?%ersourg;
Miss Hazel X. Cutler, ParkerSourg'
J. W. McCord, rarkershurg; Il. A.
Hede bach. Huntington; K. NJ. Blair
and wife. Logan.
windsor Fred Il. King. Charleston;
J. Is. O'ReNly, Parkersburg; NJ. H. Bum
bic. Fa!rmont.
Btamm-W. 4. McMechen. McMechen.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
SOLD MO0NSHINE TO
 KEEP SONS IN SCHOOL

PORTLAND, July Mrs. Lena Mayson wanted her two children to go through school, so she had 10 find a way 10 make enough money, she testified in court Making moonshine whiskey proved the most profitable undertaking sine could engage in but the police discovered her still and shot holes in the profits.
 "I couldn't make enough money with my rooming house. judge" she said, and I simply had to get my children through school I've been buying them clothes and everything" |"
 Judge Deich. however. had infor- nation to contradict the woman's plea and denounced her for saying she was providing for the children when she was only buying them ex- tras. The judge senteaced Mrs May son to five days in jail and to pay $500 fine on the eve of the gradua. tion from grammar school of the two youngsters.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
CORONA DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY /, 1921
 IS ASSISTANT
 TO FORESTER

Although the headquarters of Dis trict No. s, L. s. forest service. will not be removed from Ketchikan to Juneau for several weeks, officials connected with the district will be- gin to move to Juneau within a few days. according to a statement made by District Forester Charles II. Flory who is there on official business. The first to arrive will be NJ l.. Merritt assistant district forester, said Mir. Flory
 Mr. Merritt, who now resides in Portland, left yesterday for Juneau accompanied by his wife and child w. Holbrook, who has been engaged in classifying lands in national for ests in Alaska for several years, working out of the Portland forester's office, will follow Mir. Merritt there, arriving about August 1. He will be accompanied by MT. Holbrook. Both families will make their homes at Jul neau.
 E. 4 sherman. associate forester, accompanied by F. F. Carter, another member of the forestry bureau in Washington, who are to spend sev- eral weeks in the territory this sum mer also left Seattle yesterday. They will make their first stop at Ketchi- kan. spending two weeks there. Ac- companied by MT. Flory they will then go to Juneau and be there about two weeks. Later the party may come to western Alaska.
 MT sherman is member of the Alaska intcrdepartmental board, representing the department of agri- culture In the absence of Chair man George A. Parks from Washing ton. Mr. sherman acts as chairman of the board
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
ATMOMETER PREDICTS
 FIRES IN FORESTS
CBy International News Service,

tBy International News Service)
 LOS ANGELES, July "A new plan for sending into the western mountain forest reserves large squads of fire fighters to prevent brush fires was revealed here by Paul Reding- ton. district United States forester, following his first extensive survey of the Angeles national reserve.
 Declaring that by use of the deli cate weather bureau instrument known as an atmometer. the forestry service has brought the fighting of mountain fires to such fine point that serious fires can be predicted Forester Redington detailed the new fire-fighting plans.
 The atmometer, he said, records the evaporation of moisture from the air and the ground. Almost invar- iably, it was stated, serious forest fire occurs when the instrument re- cords rapid evaporation of moisture.
 So, with the instrument as a guide, big squads of fire fighters will be rushed to danger zones in the forest reserve when the atmometer indi- cator points to the danger mark.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
OF
 NAVIGATION
 AID IS GIVEN

The support of the department of commerce in an effort to provide funds for the construction of a light and fog signal station at Cape Spen- cer. at the northern entrance to Cross sound, Southeastern Alaska. is promised by Secretary Herbert C. Hoover, in a letter just received by R. J. Sommers. secretary of Alaska. Secretary Hoover stated that the ap. propriation bill now before congress carries an estimate of s175,000 for this aid to navigation, but no def. mite action has yet been taken.
 The department considers this an important and much needed aid to navigation, for the protection of ship ping in Alaska" wrote MT. Hoover. The secretary added that an estimate of $l25,000 is also pending for es- tablishing new aids and improve ments to existing aids in Alaska.
 Secretary Hoover's letter was writ. ten as an answer to house joint me morial, No. Is, passed by the terri torial legislature, urging the depart ment of commerce to investigate the aids to navigation along the coast of Boring sea and kOtzebue sound, and particularly of lights at Point Spencer, at Cape Darby, at Cape Es- pcnberg and at Cape Prince of Wales. The letter says:
 "I have to advise you that this matter has been given consideration and it is regretted that it is imprac- tiCabic for the lighthouse service to establish these additional lights at this time for the reason that the available funds, are Insufficient for tho maintenance of the existing sys- tenn of aiis to navigation so that ualoyuu, projects have had to be deferred and also because this de- parmrut has uo vessel in Baring sal which could give the lights pro- per attention.
 "lt is suggested that if the com. muuilics concerned consider these lights of pressing and immediate i'm poi,ancc, they give consideration to placing and maintaining them locally for the present. and in such case the lighthouse service should he com municated with for permission under the law regarding private aids to navigation. That service will also furnish any information or assistance practicable.
 "Regarding aids to navigation at the entrance to the Kuskokwim riv- CT the lighthouse service has made efforts to have buoys placed there last season, as well as this season, through the cooperation of Mr. D. F. Stubbs, and is prepared to con tract for the maintenance of such aids when practicable method of handling the work is found. The commissioner of lighthouses has had correspondence with the delegate from Alaska on this subject"
 In closing his letter, Secretary Hoover said: The department of commerce and the lighthouse service appreciate the need of additional safeguards for navigation in Alaska in the way of lights. buoys and fog signals, and will extend this work as resources permit"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
PUBLIC INFORMATION
c. E. 6 N. w. Railroad

A train arrived from Chitina this afternoon
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U. s. Cable Office

S:30 a. ID. to 12:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. to 8:30 D. m.
 Sundays and Holidays
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10 .. ID. to II a. m. 6 ?. m. to 2 p. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
SCANoN DOYLE TO ATTEND
Ry lnternatlnnnl News seryicel

CBy International News Service)
 LONDON, July 7.-The first inter- national conference for psychical re- search has been arranged to be held in Copenhagen from August 26 to September ?. Sir A. Canon Doyle is attending for England
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
FEDERAL FORESTER
 SAILS NORTH TODAY
-M. ----L-L.l nr...l

SEATTLE. July "A. F. sherman, associate federal forester and his as sistant. F. F. Carter. are leaving on the steamship Northwestern this afternoon to inspect the national for ests Of Alaska. They expect to be gone six weeks.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
Movement of Steamers

ing for Seattle.
 The steamer Admiral Watson is due fyom the westward on Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07

German dyes produced last year equalled 45,ooo tons. the largest quantity ever manufactured in one year.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-07
U. s. POstOffce

Opens a. m. Closes p. m.
 Sundays, noon to D. m.
 When steamer leaves during the night the mail closes at D. m.
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IAN church vii! today close the very
succrsstul bazaar they have r,ndrcted
\ laHc SHE and market VIII feature the
affair this afternoon and evening.
William Miller. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ -. Miller OF Avondaie. has returned
to his work IN Daytonia. Fla. after Il
s:.ort visit at his home.
Holy Communion will be observed in
;hn Lincoln Avenue NJ. l.. church at the
service tomorrow morning. NJ the eve
ming Worship Rev. ". 7. Knight VIII
deliver the sermon.
Word has heea terr!ved here hat
Mrs john NJ. Long OF SrGhneld street
who OH Monday underwear: critical
operation IN one ~ tho Cleveland nos
pitais. Is now slightly improved. She
was Very low for TWO days following
the operation.
Matt Gcttinger World war veteran
went MS week on n business trip I.
columbus. He expected 70 80 on % en-
cinnat IN connection with the V"'a-
t!onal training work before returning
home.
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SistrrSville General Hospital. has return
eel home. Miss RENDER will spend the
hrislmas holidays in cleveland. o, AZ
ter which she will return To this city 10
assist Miss Johnson.
Mrs j. IT, Thornton entertained at
five tables OF bridge. Friday evening at
her home in Chelsea street. NJ The
close Of play delicious two course
luncheon was served 10 Mesdames: !. -.
Murrey. .. l.. Leasure. g. y. Fraser, {.
/. Harris. A. W deuel.. willard Eush-
ing. Emmett Hi. Albert Suter, l.. II.
Fleming. clyde Derore. F. W. Miller
Ralph Bnicc. "f parkcrsburg: w. g.
Maxwell, 4. Marsh. r. Il. Longlcy. Her
bert Er!tz. Rodney Campbell. -, 5. Rex
rode. ROYAL Kcpncr and Mss Leah
Marsh.
Mrs JACK Klnkaid was business
visitor Thursday in Pittsburgh.
DR.. 4 T.. CulIHy. Of New Jersey. is
expected 20 arrive saturday TO spend the
winter with her daughter. Miss Mary
coiirv. teacher Of the Commercial de-
rartmeut IN Sistrrsvillc high school.
Mrs II. G. Shoup. after visit OF n
rorrn ;ght with her sister Mrs. I'D Nor
gan. loft Thursday for her home in
Macdonald. Ia.
Attorney J.. A. Shan"r, Of New York
city. Formerly 81 SIstrrSv!lie. will de-
liver tho address at the Memorial ser
vices Of SieiersvillA r. =. q. F.lks. Sum
day afternoon. Special musical num-
hers Will be furnished by Rasp.llnire's
Orchestra. the kiwnnis Club quartctte
and others.
Mss Neua Ruff, Of the office OF Nc
Kay and Mckay. was a business visitor
Thursday. in Wheeling.
Pew J. g. Raugh. pastor o. the Chris
! tlan church, WAS the principal speaker
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vorce granted PLAINTIFF on the grounds
Of wilful absence. Attorney George
Cooke represented ;hc plIint!t
Charles Williams vS E@Dice Williams
continued. Attorney =. /. Be-; repre-
seats the p.atutih.
Grace Tupry " AGolrhu~ u. TaDTr.
Divorce granted p;ain,t non the grounds
Of wNrul absence. P!A!uuH granted Gus
tody Ok minor cEiiGrcn.
Attorney W. {. CampJe,. represented
Tho p.aIut.E
Anna +. Workman ". Emmett L..
Workman. Divorce granted pla:u;tT on
tho grounds OF wiltul absence. Attorney
George Colpitts represented the pain
tn.
Lille Graft -. Albert Graft Con-
URued until Monday. December >. '?-l
Attorney W. V. Campbell represents The
plaintiff
Madxe l.. PORTER vs.. Er!H Fo"l'on
Porter Continued Attorneys Nichols Y
Walker represent ;hc plaintiff.
Dominic. rRrtazana ~. Ciartndn Tar
tnEana. divorce granted plaintiff on
the grounds Of adultery. Plaintiff
granted custody Of minor children.
John H"ilo vs. Julia ITo'lo. con-
'jnUed rhornburg X Lewis represent
the fi2lrttr.
Maltsaa davidson VS. Charles David
son. Continued
Realty Decd.
= A MctuuaS and Josephine Is. Nc
romas to r. =. Taylor: ITO acres OF
land in Co!rrain township. Cons.dsra-
ton $40.
Nike Harden Of the Great l-skes coal
MINI near Maynard is In IN" county jail
a the result or a hHht that he IS a.
legged TO have taken part n Il; that place
on Thursday night. Th" truNh'" or-
cured about or : O'Clock IN the oven
ing and Deputy lIardNSty ami others
immediately went To IN" scene. getting
back with Their priSonrr about O'Clock
Friday morning 1t Is alleged that
Handcn and his hroth"r-tn-law. Paul
jobak. had been killing hogs all day
Thursday and IN the evening m argu-
ment started. which resulted in Jobuk
being attacked with a Ratchet and be-
.nS cut 4 number OF times about the
head and face and his body. 4 charge
~ assault with intent to Kill was placed
against Haudcn.
Missionary Meeting.
The annual thank offering meeting OF
the Woman's Home Missionary society
OF the ". r. church will be held in that
church on Sunday evening. December 4.
at 40. DR.. Butterheld OF Rapid City.
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South Dakota. VIII make the address.
and there WI! be special music by the
,ho.r
St Clairsvine Briefs.
Attorney George COOKE II Martins
Ferry was ous.&o~s caller here yester-
day.
George A Colpitts % BarnesH lie was
in -. CIa!rSS lille On business yesterday.
Attorney :. l.. Belt e: EcI.ai"e WAS Il
business visitor here Friday.
Attorney II. T. Tyler Of BeI'n!re was
n business visitor here yesterday.
{. T.. Timbcrlake Of Rellaire was In
=, ttair~yUle on business Friday.
Mrs. Walter Bethel has resigned her
position n the office OF the county
treasurer.
f. 7. Lynch Is a business visitor IN
Columbus.
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l ~ Wfiliam R-ouH. r.
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SISTERSVILLE

S!strrsvine. per. @.-E. H. Sha ", who
has he"n n guest at the HON" OF his
hrnther-in-lnw. pr. V. ". Dye. left FRI
dav evening for his home In Baltimore.
Md.
Mrs. James COOK. after visit at the
homcof her son. James Travis. has re-
tarncd 10 Newport. Q. She was accom-
panied home BY Mrs. Travis.
M.ss Mary RENDER. r. y. OF Wheel
ing. who has been the guest OF M!ss
Mur!e, Johnson. superintendent Of the
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at the regular meeting Friday evening
OF the kiwanis club. The subject or MS
address WAS "Ciimh.nC Higher.
Miss Margaret diamonds. student IN
F:!liotts Commercial College In Wheel
ing. IL spending tn" week end with her
mother. Mrs. j. \. Edmonds.
". j. NcueRschwandcr - spending
few days in Pittsburgh attending 10
business matters.
Mrs. Edmund Leroy entertained on
Thursday evening fsom TO 6, in honor
OF the elghth birthday anniversary OF