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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
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D. O. D1LI9Krs AuDnHcc
AT 11nITY CHURCH,
N0UND1vIIi1
1Alasss lis Own 1xpsrisnes ~ Lay
mAn-StrSsSss Upon thu nnpor-
lance OF Appreciation

Closing one OF the most successful
councils in the history Of the Protestant
Episcopal church In this state. DR.. l.. w.
Glazebrook Of Washington. D. C.. de-
lighted large audience last evening a;
Trinity church. Moundsvillc. with an
eloquent address on A Layman's Mes
sage 10 Hen.
Rev Il. Il. l.. Strider OF ST. Matthew
p. L. church. Wheeling. read the evening
lesson. and Bishop W. l.. Gravatt made
short talk before introducing D..
Gtazebrook Speaking OF conditions in
the church at present, Bishop Gravatt
said: The reports given during the
49, Sions we're most encouraging and are
an incentive TO greater work for the
coming year.
Il noted something unusual at this
council in that every clergyman OF ;he
diocese. except two who were kept away
by sickness. was present. There was
;arr"r representation OF the laymen
"-"m various parishes than ever before
except on occasions when something "'
utmost Importance came before the do
Cese.
Il cannot think Of anything more
gratifying than the way Trinity church
has shown its Interest. When II WAS
first suggested that the sessions be hid
here Il was f"it that il would not be
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CONFER DEGREES
ON LARGE CLASS

Sunday afternoon at o'clock. at the
Carroll club. was conferred the FIRST
degree Of the knights Of Columbus upon
a large class Of candidates for admls-
sion into Carroll Council No. 30t. The
second and third degrees will he con-
farrcd this afternoon upon this class.
Candidates who are to receive the de-
greCS today have been directed 10 re-
port nj the Cathedral high school audi
turium at - o'clock.
When the degree work has been COM
plcted. buffet luncheon will be served
at the Carroll Club. to which the new
knights as we'll as visiting members
are invited.
At $50 o'clock there will be dance
in honor Of the new class in the Car
roll Club auditorium. 10 which all
knights Of Columbus with their wives
sisters or SwrctheartS arc invited.
The committee which arranged THIS
event is composed Of II. J. Hoffman.
rhairman: l.. \. Fitzpatrick F. l..
O'Donnell II. J. Mullarkcy. John Nolte.
T. J. Owens and John Costello.
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"a YEAR did HAMMOCK GIRL
ENDS HER LIFE WITH PISTOL
AUTHORITIES AT LOSS TO UNDER
STAND RASH ACT OF JOSE
PHNE SPANo
BoARDER IN HOME SAW GILL
DRAW GUN TO LATE TO PRE-
VENT HER DEED
PARENTS SAY SHE HAD BEEN Az
PARENTLY IN GOOD HEAhTh
AUTOPSY TODAY

Josephine Spano, l3 years old IS re-
ported to have committed suicide al
three o'clock Sunday afternoon IN her
home at the Tappan mining settlement
one mile from BannoCk. ohio. Her III"
less body was found in the room "here
she is said TO have committed the raSh
deed.
Sheriff r. T. Lynch and several de-
puties from ST. Clairsville. and coroner
Clyde Hardcsty. Of Bridgeport were
called to the SIEino home TO investigate
the death. From members Of the girl
family they learned that the girl arr'r..
emily had been in excellent health, ana
her parents are at loss L. assign ANY
reason why she should take her own
life.
Tho officers interview Vincent era
Zinc. boarder in the Spann home. who
Sa!d that as he entered the room where
Josephine Spano was standing. ne saw
her with a IS ca,ihre revolver In her
hand. He said he made An attempt TO
reach her and take the gun. hut that he
was 100 slow and tho girl fired one
shot into her heart. causing her death
instantly
Members OF the girls family in the
house said they heard tho shot and
rushed into the room to find the girl
dead. NrighiOrs rushed in and found
the child lying on tho floor in POO!
Of her own blood The sheriff was noti-
fed and arrived in about an hour.
Coroner Hardcsty. after viewing the
body. had it removed To the Johnston
undertaking establishment at st. Chairs
willie where Tr. Rest and Or. Porter Of
81. Clairsvillc will perform an autopsy
at 10 O'Clock this morning in hope OF
hnding tho cause for the girls act of
self destruction.
Josephine Spano was we'll known i'm
the mining village and community in
which she lived and her many friends
were shocked at the news uf her ira gic
death.
She Is survived hy her Parents and
several brothers and sisters.
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NOTHING SERIOUS IN
j.. s. COMMUNICATION

Mexico City. May "9.--The m"m"rnn-
dunn from The American government.
delivered last night to President phrc-
gon by George y. Summrrlin. American
charge d'affaircS. was mot az SO
rious nature" President OhrCE"n la.
formed the Associated Press tonight.
President OhreGon said that his con
ference with Mr. Summ"r'in. mt which
the memorandum was discussed. ''hid
NOT partake Of an official character.
and during II several international
political questions We're discussed IN u
most cordial and amirahl" manner"
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. XsunSx. Prom.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PrtvatS Chapel. l2l2 Chaplins street
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

CAMrBELL-On Friday. May 7. 1921. at
o'clock p. H. a the family residence
at Oak Park, on the National Road.
MARTHA DEvRIES. wife OF DR.. J. a.
Campbell
Funeral from the residence Monday
morning $50. Requiem mass st.
MichaeTs church. Edyewood. Q o'clock.
Friends respectfully invi::l 10 attend.
Interment Mt. Calvary cemetery.
KETTLER-On Saturday. May %. 1921.
at $40 o'clock a. m. at the family
home. o+07 Vance avenue. Warwood
A. g. N4tLESkA. wife OF Charles ket-
tier. in the 65th year of her age.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon
AZ go O'Clock Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. lnterment at Mt.
ZION CO cemetery.
CARMAN-On Sunday. May %. 1921. at
$50 o'clock a. m. at the home or ner
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carman.
No. t6s@ Marshall street. Benwood,
NELLIE FRANCIS CARMAS. age 20
years. months and IS days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CWaynesburG. Pa. papers please eopyo
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SCOTTISH RITE
REUNION OPENS
FOURTH TO FOURTEENTH DE-
GREES WILL BE CONFERRED
BY MCDANIEL LODGE
TODAY.
Class Of About 40 Masons VIII Begin
AaAlng Degrees of Scottish Rite.

The summer reunion Of the Scottish
Rite Masonic bodies today at the John
w. Morris Scottish Rite Cathedral on
Fourteenth street Last night large
number of out -nf-tOwn Scottish MasonS
were here to attend the reunion.
This afternoon AT tn" Cathedral Nc
Daniel Lodge Of Perfection No. | vii!
begin comforting the degrees from the
fourth to the fourteenth inclusive on
class OF about In candidates. The de-
srees upto and including the thirty
second will be conferred during the re-
union, which does not end until Thurs
dav afternoon. The reunion banquet Will
l., served Thursday evening.
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BANK BANDITS
VISITED CITY
NEW CASTLE BANDITS SPENT PART
OF LAST TUESDAY AT ROOM
ING HOUSE IN WHEELING
Stole License Plates Prom Chevrolet Car
at West Alexander for
Stolen Car

Slcuths working on the big S6n.ohH
hank robbery at New Castle Ia. which
occurred last Wednesday at that place,
have found upon Investigation that tho
bandits who pulled off the job spent at
least Il part of last TcSday at a roominS
house In this city.
The big Hudson car which they used
in making their getaway from the scene
OF the crime was stolen from garage
in Canton. Ohio. and was pilotcd to
Wheeling where the bandits spent the
following day.
Tho pcnnsy lvania license was stolen
fDm chevrolet car A. West Alexander
AID placed on the Hudson car. The
bandits therefore drove from Canton 10
this city and theme To pitrSburra and
over to New Castle. Slcuths arc now
working on the case At this end Of the
line.
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II RANuuPTCY.

In the District Court Of tho United
States. for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
In the matter Of ". II. Jacoous. Bank
rupt. No. si5. In Bankruptcy Petit
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable W. E. Baker. Judge
OF the District Court OF the United
States for the Northern District Of
West Virginia.
w. VI. Jacobus. formerly OF Wheel
ing. in the County Of Ohio. and State
Of West Virginia. in said District. re-
specially represents:
That on the cath day OF January. 1920.
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Acts OF Congress relating to bank
ruptcy: that ne has duly surrendered all
his property and rights to property.
and has fully compliedd with all the re-
quiremcntS and Acts and OF the orders
OF the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the court 70 have full dis
charge from all debts provaole against
his estate under said Bankrupt Acts.
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 23rd day OF January. A. D..
W. NJ JAcoBUs.
Bankrupt.
Order o. Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia. S.:
on this l2th day OF May. 4. D.. 1924.
on roaming the ptliliOh. IL -
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
b. had upon the same on the 28th day
Of June 4. D. 1921. before said court
a Wheeling. IN said District. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published in The Wheeling
Inte!liEencer. newspaper printed In
said District. and that all known credi-
tors and other persons in interest may
appear at the same time and place and
show cause. 70 any hey have. why tho
prayer Of said petitioner should not
b granted,
Ana II is further ordered BY the Court.
that the Clerk shall send by malt TO all
known creditors copies 0f said petition
and this order. addressed To them At
their placSe OF residence ~ stated.
witness the Honorah'" ". T.. Baker.
Judge OF M id court. and the seal there
e. IT wheeling. IN said District. on the
18th day OF May. 4 r.. 1921.
(Seal OF the Court
A. Z. BARRETT
~v-2l-3o Clerk.
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Austrian Sa|zburg for
Fusion With Germany

Selzburg. Austria, May 90. tBy The
Associated pressb--ln the referendum
hold here today the vote was virtually
unanimous in favor Of fusion with Ger
many.
With eighty per cent OF the returns
already received. only Few hundred
votes we're recorded against fusion.
Rernc. Switzerland. May 29.--The la
;cst adviCrS received here concerning
the SalzgurE rlcbescitr indicates that
81 towns and villages cast $500 votes.
or 90 rer cent Of the population in favor
Of fusion with Germany, as against only
1000 In opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
MARKED DECLINE IN
OHIO'S TUBERCULOSIS
DEATH RATE SHOWN

Columbus. o.. May 9.-Marked decline
in the tuberculosis death rate in Ohio
and 4 substantial increase in the num-
Der of deaths from cancer. scarlet fever,
whooping cough. and measles is shown
in vital statistics for 1920 made public
to-day by pr. L. q. Murrell. chief OF
the state bureau of vital statistics.
Total number Of deaths from all
causes in 1870. was 73.s43. the rate per
1000 of population being 1875. as COM
pared with 1882 deaths and rate OF
l@.I. for 1919.
tuberculosis dropped from second
place as d cause OF death. to fourth
place. The greatest single cause OF
death for 1920. was heart disease. which
cleaned $3.50 persons. This is an in
crease OF COZ over 1919. Pneumonia
stands second as cause Of death. with
1865 death and cerebral hcmmorrha &c
THIRD, with 1864 deaths.
The number OF deaths from tuberculo-
sis In the state in 1920 was SPA. max
ing the rate l0l.1 per 100000 inhabi-
tants, as compared with G.542 death In
1912. and rate OF ll4.6.
The total number of deaths from cam
Ger in 1920 was 5lO9 az compared with
1891 in 1919. Measles killed 743 per-
sons in 1920. as against 1871 in 1919:
scarlet fever. 81 as compared with 1875
the previous year. while "hoop;nG
cough, usually regarded as not danger
Gus. caused ST. deaths in 1920 as
against 2I in 1919.
There were Tl8 deaths due to automo-
bile accidents as compared with 46l for
the preceding year. Deaths from rail
road accidents also increased from $40
In 1919. The total Of accidental deaths
decreased from 4.4O3 to 4.39l. There
were 40 homcides as against Az the
previous year. while the total OF dea tbs
from suicide was decreased from 723
To 5SI.
The county having the highest death
rate from all causes was Gallia. with a
rate of 1872 per 1000 population. while
Putnam county had the lowest DEATH
ratc--9.. The city having. the highest
rate was Gallipols with rate OF 1873.
and Cleveland Heights has the lowest
death rate of any community.
The high death rate in t;dllipolis and
tiallia county Is accounted for by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
POLICE PICKUPS

Rob E1arIty and Bob Elliott were q
rested Yesterday evening by OfnceH
OLcary and Jones on charges Of drunk
cnness John Weber was also arrOSto1
Yesterday evening by Officer Heller e
q charge Of disorderly conduct.
lanes Dietrich. arrested earlier in IL
eyeninC BY Officer Gersting. - charged
with Stealing milk bottles from ths
door steps Of houses.
Two women. Mary Douglas And Villa
Nav Robinson, were brought into po3
iica headquarters yesterday evening 81
Offcer Gersting, charged wi9 strse1
walking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
FORD STOLEN

A Ford touring car owned by Charles
w. Mcmahon. 1910 Jacob street was
tolen last night between 80 and '
O'Clock. MIR. MrMahOn parked his car
on Sixteenth street before going !"
church. When h" returned from IN"
service the car was gone. The license
number is W. Va. %4S9%. TIL" police have
not yet apprchcndCd the thief.
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rArE ALARM ANSWERED.

Three companies Of The Wheeling fire
we're called 10 Thirty-hfth
and Wood streets az 1l:15 O'Clock last
evening. when box No. Gil was pulled.
When the fremen arrived they found
tina. II was a false alarm and that the
wood smoke was caused from hrc in
one Of tho small engines Of IN" La Belle
iron works at Thirty-fifth street.
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suEnr1ss oP1oxruHrrns.

no doubt these times you are looking
for a real seller. one the people want
and will buy. 4 real business. Men OF
have personal interview. American
Sales Co. 14o5 Chapline ST.. Wheeling.
West Va my-30-g
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HAL1D P1oro1ALS

U. s. Engineer Office. Wheeling. W. Va.
Cement-Sealed proposals will 30 re-
ceived here until 400 A NJ. eastern
time), June II, 1921. and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering 10000 bar
reis Of American Portland cement for
Dam No. q. Ohio River. Further in
formation on application.
mY-l4-l6-11-1a-tu i
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fact that the state hospital for spiIop.
tics Is located there. and all deaths a
the institution are recorded from tn
county.
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J. ". Hubsun. BiuciIcld. W. Va.
Z. NJ. Miller. Key ser. W. Va
James ". Ewing, Wheeling, W. VA.
". q. reterhin. Parkcrsburg. W. Va
Rev. II, a. McNulty, China.
Row II. W. Patton. New York. y. J.
A Il. White. Jr.. Parkersburg. w. Va.
Lattimer Jukcs. w h te 5 y h u
Springs. w. Va.
Al.sander Russell. ST. Marys. w. Va.
Jacob Brittingham, Wheeling. w. Va.
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham Wheeling. W.
Va
J. l. Hady. Montgomery. W. Va.
r. NJ. Browne. Wheeling. W. Va.
+. 5. Towson. FAirmont, W. Va.
Fannie Page Meade. Clarendon, W. Va.
Rev. Gcor. \. Bailey. Wheeling, W. Va.
Rev Arthur 3. Livcrmore. White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va.
WIN. Mcdonald. Charles Town, w. Va
{. 4. Miller. MartinsburG. W. Va.
Rev. Dudley Boogher. Martinsburg. W
Va.
Rev. Herbert Jukes. Pittsburgh. Pa.
narnell l.. Is. Gross. Hedgcsvillc. w
H. y. &. Williams. North Mountain
W. Va
Rev. J. G. Amber. Grafton. W. Va.
Rev r. l.. l.. Strider. Wheeling. WA.
Rev. John Mckee Horton, Morgan
town, W. Va
Bishop William NJ. Gravatt, Charles
Rev George J. Cleave!and, Glover
Lick. W. Va.
Rev Nelson Maconomy. Elkins. ". Va,
Rev Conrad X. Goodwin. Charles
Town, w. Va.
Rev. W. Taylor Willis. PoIn, Pleas
{. +. Miller. Morgantown. W. Va.
s. G. Corgell. Charleston. W. Va.
Rev. J. 7. crone. Bramwcll. w. Va.
&. NJ. Martin. ParkcrSburG. w. Va.
Rev. John GaSs, Parkersburg.. W: Va.
Rev. .. {. Fox. SistrrSvillc. W. Va.
Rev. J. T. Carter. 'larksburg. W. Va.
Rev. |. de l.. Brayshaw. rarkersburg
VIM. II. Bargeloh. ParkerSburg.
Jas. NJ. White. ClarksburG.
las. Grantham. Middleway.
u. L.. Thocnen. SiSterSville.
John S. Alfriend. Weston.
Rev. Lester Bradner. New York. y.
Thos. Bowling. Charles Town.
Fannie T. Brady. Wheeling.
Rolfe Gerhardt, Charles Town.
Mrs. W. r. Alexander. Charles Town.
ArchdeaCon b. N. Spur.
Ben. l.. Roller. Welsch.
James Logan Fish. Wheeling.
O. ). Baync. Charleston.
w. q. HyhlcrS. Charleston.
VIM. H. Cumpston. Lundak. Logan
county.
d. H. Gwinn. Huntington.
4. Connolly. Huntington.
George \. Banter. Wcllshurg.
&. 6. CoGley. WcllShurE.
Albert Nelson ClaHSOn. Charleston.
s. Roger Ty Ter. Huntington.
Margaret NJ. IukrnS COnshOhocken.
Pa.
Mrs. l.. W. Ycrich. MartinSburg.
II. K. Brown. Martinshurg.
Miss X. r. StrlhlinS. Point Pleasant.
Miss NJ. s. WagGcnCr, Point Pleasant
Mrs. II. Jukcs. Romncy.
Deaconess McNulty. Charleston.
DeaconcSS Dorothy Duffie. Charleston
Or. G. A. Archna ST. Marys.
Robert Il. Ewing. Wheeling.
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D0xLANEoUH.

FAMOUS Stark Delicious and Gold De-
lictous Winter Apple Trees. owned by
Stark Bros Buy now for fall planting.
Let Isaac Walker. Salesman Of West
Alexander. Pa. call on you. A postal
Will bring him. my-lS-u
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For Sale

Two story and attic, brick dwelling
~ 10 rooms. bath. laundry, furnace.
front and rear porches Hard wood
finish. real modern and up TO date
nome. on 18th st. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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Full cabin. IS b. p. light. draft mo-
torboat. HIS an oak bottom. good
sized decks, SIS It. hull. Lying at
Eleventh Street. Wheeling Henry
Salade. 1106 Water ST., Wheeling.
". Va my-2-20t
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LOST AID FOUND.

LOST - Airdale terrier puppy. female.
answering name Of Dim rather large
sixe, no collar. Reward. Geo. p. Whit
ake<. Wig cl4o. woodsdale 42e.
my-13-m
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RoHr1oN WAITED.

WANTYSA nurse with the highest
reference will accept position with
first class family for one or two chill
dren. Address Nurse. care lntelligencer.
rny-o8-f
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wANTDD-Middle aged lady for gen.
eral housework. Four adults. Refer
ences required. 224 18th street. my-2S-i
FOR REST-Apartments at Howard
Place. Ten months uncxpired lease.
Party taking must buy furniture. which
will be sacrificed. Call J. B. Barksdale.
Wig eQ5S. my-2Si
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ron lAIB+PoULr1Y.

FOR SALE-Anconas Shepherd strain
eggs and stock. H. B. Hermann,
wheeling, w. Va, r. D. :. ap-lf-28t
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WANT1D-rNAL1.

wANTED-Ten ladies who can demon
Strate and sell nattno wide house
hold necessity. Reference as to ability
and character required. American sales
Co, lin5 cha pline ST. my-30-g
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ron RENT.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
modern conveniences. Private bath
81 18th street. my-27-i
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wANTED-MAL1.

wANTEp-Men to develop territory for
Ford accelerator. Sells at half COM
reGtors. Sample free to agents. Big
profit. Address Quality Sales Co. LIB
Root Bldg, Buffalo. y. Y. my-50-g
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wAETEDNOil we'll drilling contractor
who has a drilling machine. H l.. Nc
Kown. Box 3.T Wheeling my-2s-h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man. one who
understands plumbing and electric ma
terial Call at Steal Electric. 1872 Mar
ket my-aS-:
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FOR REST-3 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping Use OF power washer
$1,000 a week. $3.50 Wood ST. my-@S-
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wASTED-Boy for general work around
store. Apply Singer Sewing Machine
Co. 20 18th St. my-2i-t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

In addition each knight participating
in the drills will receive personal
badge. Drill teams are expected from
Topeka, Wichita, Newton. Dodge City.
Mcpherson, Heri-gton and Kansas
City, Kan.
A big military parade in which uni
formed drill teams and companies of
knights will march is to be one of the
chief features of the meeting. The
officers will ride on steeds furnished
by the field artiller, stables here.
The officers of TIE grand command
cry of Kansas whose successors will
be selected at this meeting are Charles
A. Loucks, Lakin. grand commander;
Arthur ]. Carruth. Sr., Harrington,
deputy grand commander; J. Fred
erick Laderer, Mcpherson, grand gen
eralissimo; Robert H. Montgomery,
Oswego, grand captain general; Hugh
Means, Lawrence. grand senior war
den; the Rev. Robert NJ. Betting.
Dodge City, grand prelate; John Nc
Cullagh, Galena, grand treasurer;
Albert K. Wilson. Topeka, grand re-
corder; Clayton Lehman, Newton,
grand standard bearer; Philip E. Stot-
Ter, Kansas City, grand sword bearer;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
"TR" EASES TIRED.
SORE, SWOLLEN FEET
Instant relief for aching, puffed-
up, calloused feet and
cOrnS.

Why go limping around with aching
puffed-up feet-feet so tired. chafed,
sore and swollen you can hardly get
your shoes on or off? Why don't you
get a box of 'Tiz'' from the drug store
now and gladden. your tortured feet
liz" makes your feet glow with
comfort; takes down .swellings and
draws the soreness and misery right
out of feet that-chafe. smart and burn.
"Tiz" instantly stops pain in corns,
callouses and bunions '"Tiz'' is glor-
ious for tired. aching, gore feet No
more shoe tightness-no more foot tor
ture.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
MANY CASES OF CHICKEN Pox.
Measles Take Second Place in Dis
ease Report for March.

Chicken pox outranked measles in
the number of cases reported to the
city board of health in March Ac-
cording to the report of DIR. Earle G.
Brown, city health officer, there were
ninety-one cases of chicken pox and
fifty-seven cases of measles for the
month. For six months measles has
been the most prevalent of diseases
There were two deaths from measles
in March.
Scarlet fever ranked third with
twenty-six cases. There were no scar
let fever fatalities in March. Scarlet
fever cases in February totaled
twenty-five.
Nineteen cases of smallpox were
reported in March. None of the cases
had been successfully Vaccinated
within seven years. Eleven colored
persons had smallpox
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
TO TEMPLAR MEET
Fifty-SecOnd Annual Kansas
COnclave at Hutchinson.
Big Military Parade To Be Fea-
ture on May IL.

Hutchinson. Kan, April 15.-Reno
commandery knights Templar and
the local chamber of commerce are
making extensive preparations for the
fifty-second annual convocation of
that order which meets here May 10
and II. The Knights Templar have
a membership of about II 900 in Kan
sas and the annual concIave is the big
reunion of the order.
Besides the regular business ses-
sion, competitive drills will be held
and $500 will be distributed in prizes.