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Newark post., 1921-08-31
American Soldiers Have
an Old Home Day
at Chateau Thierry

Those who have been following the
experiences of the members of the
American Legion now in France for
the dedication of a memorial to the
services of the American Soldiers in
the war, will be interested in a dis
patch by The Associated Press pub
lished in the New York Tribune:
"The American Legion delegation
found a homecoming welcome when
they returned to Chateau Thierry,
made famous by their feats of valor
against the Germans in the World
War. Entire families trudged miles to
meet the train on which the Ameri-
cans arrived.
MANY of the French people in
quired for American soldiers they had
known during the war and gave men,
bers of the delegation letters to carry
back to men whose addresses they did
not know. Numerous children brought
flowers for their American hoping
that he was among the party. 1t was
more family reunion than an official
function.
"The entire population of the re-
gion attended the laying of the cor
nerstone of the Roosevelt Bridge,
built to replace the bridge the Ger
mans destroyed when the Americans
drove them from the town. Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, sister of the late
Theodore Roosevelt, laid the bridge
cornerstone. She thanked the munich
pality in the name of the Roosevelt
family for naming the bridge after
the former President and his son,
Quentin, who was killed in action in
France. The principal dock was
christened "Quai Du Colonel Gal
braith,' in memory of the former ma
tional commander of the American
Legion"
Newark post., 1921-08-31
IF He Agreed With Her

At dinner one evening, when the
soup came on they started an argu-
ment about the price of the sitting
room carpet, or it might have been
the gravel for the front garden.
AS the fish was served the argu-
ment was getting hotter; the joint
saw it a little warmer still, until,
when the dessert arrived, both hus-
band and wife could scarcely eat for
Indignation.
Then the wife interrupted herself
to say to he- husband, in a pla'nti
voice:
81 don't know whatever would hap
pen, Paul, if you ever agreed with me
on any topic"
He looked at his better half and
sighed.
"I'd be wrong" he said, "Id be
wrong."-Washington Post.
Newark post., 1921-08-31
IN MEMORIAM

Ten wears ago our home was bright
I and happy,
Oh, how sad today,
For our dear mother has forever
passed away.
Friends may think we have forgotten
her,
And our wounded hearts are healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed.
By her children,
Newman, Gladys and Mary Rose.
Newark post., 1921-08-31
ALWAYS ADMIRED---FIRST LON(
TROUSERS SUIT
$500, $4,000, $25.OO, $3O.O(

Our College and High School Departmel
is ready with complete line of New Fl
Suits. They are designed in youthful model
two and three button single and doubI
breasted coats-and the very latest sport modeI
carefully tailored, ours are ideal suits for til
High School youth or College man.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

m -, a p,,---,- y .,
INC MOS "o''''Ii''i i's' % i'',''S 70 ''''''
from tor the tn'lrc Family. Prom The
Most Simple Toy 10 Pianos
y1,,rl,,,cr and B,,sb and Ccrts Siraiob, and
Pla,or Pianos and Organs
Nir,rolas and Edison Talking Machine
N,c,or and E,Aison Records
Record Cabinets
MIS- Roll Cab;pc,s
Rel Room and D;niino Room Si,,.s
Psrlor S,I,cs
Da,rrcl,,.s and Da,,cnc,,c Smiles
Rorl;n,, Oh
Ro,-,l fss, R,,rln;;,,., Chars
Hca~y UnbolslcreJ Char
Crlsr Clcs,s
TnInls
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

Flower Vases and Baskets
Cream and Sugar Sets
Candlcsticks and Candies
Grape Juice Sets
Fancy Tea Cups and Sauccrs. Fancy Plates
Candy Jars. Cologne Bottles, CasseroIes
Pyrex Dishes. Fancy Bowls, Bud Vases
Jardiniers. Smoking Stands, Smoking Set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

from all Of the Ohio valley are e.
peCtcd. 49,.
Marshal Bert McConnaughy OF this
c;,v was a Steubenville visitor yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Groves OF kin
wood spent yesterday attending ths
wedding Of friend at Cadiz' ONO.
Attorney w. V. Campbell and Squire
wilI:,n Hritton spent Yesterday In
StcubrnviI!e on business.
The Sons and Daughters OF Liosfsv
win c.vc a strawberry social and dance
in SKATERS hall in Kirkwood tomorrow
evening.
4 class Of candidates WAS given the
frs, degree at tho meeting OF ns
knights Of Pythias last might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Pleasing Social Affair.

Tic members Of tn" Lutheran l"aGu"
IF -, IntuTs I.Ithcran church enjoyed
AN interesting and pleasing social AZ
fair which was held in til" Sunday
~rnnr! rooms ~ n" church ;ast night.
Thu. usual excellent program or s0ci#!
diversions wa" followed nut during ~
evening. nnh luncheon was sery&ty Al
the conclusion of the evening. ~
bridgeport Briefs. III
Gnlnrrd Mnsonic lodges v <oid a
rall% in this city Sunday. - Lfmemoecs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
McHenry Funeral.


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Coon'y agent Spoke
County Az ~ J I. N"N addressed
0"nh'rS oi me h"i"ttre 'ha'nh>r ~
'"mm"rc" =; = !un' hc"u yesterday Al
'"rH"un. telling the members VIVA: 'h"r
could Il" /" ir"m"t" agriculture IN the
,,UntE Th.s county. IL sad. - i"'i'
ali" t" d.tr!i:is. poultry raising AZ"
:r"'; rI!,:"-. NuSiH"ss men can al 'h'
agricultural iri'''"l> Of the rii!. i"
~a.d. by aS.'.''.us pure bred st"'N t"'
Il" da:r! farms and Il better tr''''' 81
;r'.'t AMI IN" >@'.InS "t p""''r! u"il"E
wh.'h n" scrub chicken w"uid n' "tiw'
.r,"i trnm n" N'"h+. About forty per-
r"N" h""iN M'. ~ Ni'"h
runernl Large Ono.
TN. funeral of I.nuI liar,aur;.a. lo,r;
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II S.u,b T.: .,.:.r~. ,>.,< o.,.. ,,r tu.. lrEcst
..\,r ~...u here. Fully 80 n"n we're III
.i.,. ,,r,.,..s.Iuu. in aLu,:.un to ;No bands
,..d about 81 automobiles. Haccrn".i;,
had rom, t. rh.ra.o i..,ruj.y 10 81.
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last night WI h tHN'h .hi" '"' "NN
citation. Robert t'rk'nS W" Z" '""N'
master and CIV" i'' &'i"r'>@ 81 we
James Thomas MI t:\' Ia" ''Hp""
WhrlaNG'S "rrh"S'ra VII '"fh's" III
s:YUmrHtal muS!' Addresses "t' ~
given h. l:'E. II =. Th'nH|'n' MS
Georgia Parry aud EN-l'r"!a!" JnaI'
John :, \!,hol" Tn" W"m"ns AUX
,.i,rv of the ,':ty ~ii,al Il %u,.Ai:"r
1870. th S..,.nirt
Belt May Enter
clifford |. To-; may J.. IA" Democratic
,.,r,ii,;.,,.. for ,rl. $50, toy at the com
NO urinary and election. Fr:"ndS 81
Nr u,I, arc ,ndcaynrinr 80 ma" h'u
,r..r m, rae. Toy that u.I.r". th"S'",
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Commencement Tonight.

The commence exercises Tor the
senior "laSs of tn" high school VIII hr
held IN 'hr auditorium of the FIRST
Methodist church Of kirkwuod this
evening. All of tn" friends and the
relatives Of the graduates are planning
tu b. present nj the event. and there Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
MARTINS FERRY
FOR CITY
PARK IMPROVEMENT
CITIZENS ASKED TO SION PITT
TONS CALLING ON COUNCIL
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
CITY GROUNDS
Matter Of Swimming pool is interest
ing to most residents Of this city
who VIII assist


Who Will assist
r,f'fir1S calling upnn counCil I" iIk"
.r,irr, ,jiIr" steps Iunninr toward Tho I'M
jr"s"iu"u; 80 III" cay park grounds
w." i';i"cd in circulation yeS'crlaH
morning. and reports coming IN y"S'"r-
day afternoon and rvcuinH. indicate"
that the petitions meet with most
hearty public approval. as they arc be-
ing eign'h readily. MI Uf the residents
at the city apparently iIv"r tho i'm
m",l.l'e improvement of tho place.
which MS been almost an "y"S"r" sim"
III" rur,hLs" Of tho property some
Years go.
I,,or;lti"nS have h.rn h"i"r" rou""i'
' from the civic organ z.,ti"ns IN th' ra"t
~: have been unabl" I" set any action.
or obtain any prom!s" "f early acton
ur the matter. and th"S" interested IN
n" work are now asked 10 put their
names on thu paper
Discuss Pool
Many mr." heard :" discuss III" pro-
, rosal Ia build Il swimming pool on IN"
cry park grounds and there is no
/ doubt that the pool will Lee built at
! once II council will take steps I" i'm
! prove the grounds. Many Of tn" "Idc"
! residents OF the city would h- able In
: avail themselves Of tn" privllrG" VI
Im"l in the evenings and All would u"
,,,i,.,,a,o ,rhi,b ,.r,,,d ,-.,s, II, r,v.r.
Ing tho upkecp OF tn" place. citizens
have stated that they will subscribe /"
mad urn, ~. suh,,.r,r,ion is
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80 ,,or,ho- or,,r.d vn,.i,l ,,,..o,ing
I'D ~, Woo ,r.,..d 70 mn,.hron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

no doubi tina; the building will he
park,h y special program has been
rrr;,ar"d for ia" evening. and the event
wilI mark tho ,lns" Of the high Schoo!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Picnic Is Enjoyed.
Township Health Report.
Elect Officers.

Notices have been sent 10 all member
ct the Star RI Bethlehem. nr'i".' uf tho
Eastern Star. announcing the annma'
election Of officers Of the order which
is 20 take place a, III" mc"!ii'E - J."
held this evening Members from all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

-RrTY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Sorority Meets.

u" rhc ;'.rr.tn'!in!; towns A." expected
w., t,r,.sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Local Masons to Attend

NJ m.mb'r& ~ NC o"Ior"I M..@"N'H
l.dE" "f this city arc planning 10 at
t"rd ,l. big rally "f the !od::cS Of IN"
Ohio Valley :" =" he'd in IN" rooms ~
R""k"r r.. Washington ,"d-" at Bridge
port sunday M"mt-'-S from all lodges
n tho valley Will l.. present and a big
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
~ ~

John Sutton has been taken 10 81
ClRirsVille after having been handed a
salty dose IN Squire Frank s. Mas"n's
court. Hc Will pay hnc o. IS and
costs and serve ten days JAN sem
tence. II Is eaid no broke dishes at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
BELLAIRE NEWS
RECORD CLASS Of a. GRADUATES
FROM THE BELLA|RE HIGH SCHOOL

HI Stets"A homo on Twenty street,
threw Il" irru through Il N."Iuw ANA
s,af;rd Mss |. ii.u Sjri&"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Mem vs.. Flushing.

Another game OF baseball That from
.srS - be very clos" and interesting -
q.hNdul"t for IN" Men diamond new
Sunday when IL" fast team al 'h"'
rI.cc meet IN" STmi-7rot'SS."h"' AK
gr"gation from FlH%hing. FiuShhS n"S
,,loved some Of :he best team or TINS
nn-, 81 rho valley and has displayed
IVA, ability in ,nr uu;i"ua! paSim'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Tho Bella.rc public schools VIII clos"
for the annual summer vacation 81
three months duration this atlcrn"'h,
The actual school work was hh'Sh'"
Yesterday, but this afternoon me hoE'
ard girls will return TO r"'elN" 'h'fT
report cards. which will show II 'hrE
have been promoted or not. S'ho"' WI"
S.ptr,ntTr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
use Present Quarters.

TIL. present Headquarters FOR tne
rellajre chamber OF Commerce Will De
us.d throushout the summer. MT Her"
borg does not plan to begin WORK o.
improving ia" Ron Ton BUSINESS ''''N
until next September. ana the IorH' ~
,,.io, wiIl usn the rooms until that
,;o -, r,s, The words "BctAir"
,nor,hcr of commerce. ExteOsl"n Head
Quarters" have been painted upon tho
front windows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Ar-;n,~ meeting ~ -" d"w'NTh'
,.'y ,..u'r.;''" = S'h'iH'"a t.r '"'>
,.cn.r- - III" city mai. IA'ni" =,
Tuw.rS chairman. Viii nave oA'tFA' 90
I'M. rn.n,;nr John x. Wyatt. democratic
candidate for mayor is not expected Il"
La,. any opposition at the coming
August primary 49,,
THO rcnubIcan city ""mnir'" VIII
,ik.;y r.,t carly next week 70 make
mn =. fuu slate Tor The Urinary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
Elk Boat Ride.

Members III the Elk lodg" ard their
friends Will enjoy n boat ride THIS even
ir,, on IN. steamer Verne swain. SeE'
cr;L hundred tickets haN" been s"id ana
II * expected ;ha' u record crowd VII!
cnjny tho ride. Dancin" and "'""r a.
versions will lie enjoyed during the
o,apinp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Service Director Guy Moor" announces
that he will De unable TO have IN" sur
vey OF the local lighting system mad"
this weck as previously intended. H."
plans to 20 over tho cntir" system next
week. however. in company with city
En- gineer Homer Althar and Light 7 liant
Superintendent Lionel Booth. Many per
sons believe the cry IS not receiving
what u .S paying for IN the way OF
street lights and have openly ga d so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
County Agent Spoke.

Cru"'y .\G,C, J t. N"N addressed
members ot me H"I.a.rc rha'nh2r ut
'o'nm"rc" Ht = luncheon yesterday at
'"rH0uu. telling the members wnac Ih"N
could do I" promote agriculture IN the
county Th.s county. II. sad. - .'r',
alb. - d.ur! l:is. poultry raising Az"
:r;'; rI:,.i!-. EuSiErss men can al In
trr.ruliurIi irt,C'"l> UI the cii!. l."
al. 10y aE.i.j.uS pure bred sto,N icy
~, da:r! farms and better rr.'.H' "i
:rr..t .,'d the >Gi.irc IF poultry uuri%G
VIII. Il n" >CrUh chicken wouid nc "iIm-
.rrri irrm thr NrrhA. About forty pr
hn--.M " NJ St...Lk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Funeral services for Tia" iil" N'I!.a'"
1udwlr. nrCmtnent resident al fh'S cry
,vhn died ~ tho family nom" On 'in''"-
soy stree, Tuesday after u long ''''',I
If twelve weeks DURATION We're
Yesterday afternoon. Row. h '. h ''N'
hardt. Of Wh""IinE. formerly Oh ieIl"''
rad charges &c N" S"r'IccS lh''r'"'"'
s in rho Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

The East Stewardship" E.s Five stars
baseball team Wi clash with IN"
Whrrl.ns stars n,>t Sunday A. IN"
S;cwarts,ui~ diamond. The t'ams ar-
~. ar t. hc pr. t,y evenly mnuh' ""d
.,,s # r,.. s:.war,Sv l." d.Str,"; .r:"
ASSN. / 81 witnessing cos" and -
,er.<-.nE ci,"Unirr Quit" \ DEi"""T al
cans from h.. :" Will 20 l" St"warivii''
20 u,;rnss IN" game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

With the close uf Schu"l tomorrow
when 'hc students "t all Of tn" grades
and the High school receive their an
nual reports. there will hr an exodus
Of teachers OF the local Sch""iS "Sp"-
Cially those who reside In other towns
All hav" been waiting for the ,'"S" 81
sessions To spend their varari"ns ut
home or attend Summer schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Msnbers Of the Many ana '''l' ','.'
Eih'n class Of tho South R"lia.r" IL r.
rhnrch were entertained In n" chhr'h
h,s.mrn. Thursday afternoon by Mrs'
James l.ashlcy and by Mrs. Mooney.
Rev. W. 7. Robinson Of PrrkcrSou"rs'
scheduled 10 conduct services This week
n, rho Union Mission hero Is unanlr 10
kccn his engagement owing 70 IN" 'a''
that nc Is sick.
county Dry Enforcement Agent john
10. 1d,liacs Of st. Clairsv!llc. was h"'-
.lai-n visitor yesterday.
Robert FNthey. Fred McEonn ana w
T Jono:. all II Shadvstd" hay" hH"n
added 70 the Eellaire Chamber Of Com
mcrco committee in the movement 10
secure completion OF ;hr Mar:ri'h-r"Nt
Liverpool highway.
F. e. Rurkhardt o: Wheeling. formerly
~ ,h:s city. will rrssId" NJ the sessions
Of the County sunday school convention
10 he held at ST. C,airsvii!H next week
Rev. &. A. P"arce OF tho local christian
church vii! be- ono "F tn" Speakers.
Coroner Clyde c. lIarhcsty Of Er'hf'-
port. was Bcl!nlre visitor yesterday.
Alvin I.uchs. Bclla.re youth. graduates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

Now U0IOn FORMED.
\ .ocal OF chaufeurs and tramsters
has h"nn organized in Belmont csunty.
Harvey ". Hudson II this city. or
Eanlzer for the American Federation OF
Labor was At Martins Ferry yesterday
afternoon organizing the union. maui
fsurs and tcamstcrs from all parts Of
the county will be eligible 70 member
ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03
wise FUNERAL Saturday.

Funeral services will be- held Sl'ur-
day morning at tho Rock Iiill rrehy-
terrain church at eleven O'Clock FOR III"
late John A. Wise. prominent farmer OF
thut district who died suddenly At his
homo carly yesterday morning. Mr.
Wise was aged - years and had resided
on Rock Hill for many years. Ho ts
survived by his wife. three sons and
one daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-03

The body Of youth. prcSuma b Y
about "a y"arS ut aZ", WAS found In the
ON" river - Stop -. Pinch Run. about
noon yesterday by James Miller. wha
went 20 the river 10 fish. The police
wire notified and The coroner also.
Tho body WAS taken 10 the Myers
norguc on Belmont street. ComiuunI.
cation with Stcub.nville revealed bat
IN, hoy Was not the one who ha.,
drowned on Memorial day The body
had evidently been in the water for
about ten DAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
Naval Bill Delayed
By Fight in The House

tinue without drastic restriction as
to limiting time along with arina'
ments.
Mr.. Knight, new member, ex-
planned that he had introduced a
resolution for appointment of COM
mission to investigate and report on
the value of battleships and cruisers
before proceeding with the naval cx-
pansion program.
Question of Limitations.
In the general disarmament dis
cussion and in the adnirars ruling
out, the question of limitation spe-
cihcally involved the United States,
Great Britain and Japan.
Advocates of the bill insisted that
the government should go ahead with
its building plan and then when 4
navy second to none was within
reach it would be in better position
to urge halt.
Pointing out what he regarded as
big objections to cessation of
building, Chairman Kelly pleaded
for rejection OF all proposals relat-
ing to armament conferences with
other nations.
Let the president alone" he
shouted. LET him work out a way
with hands united. If the president
can hit upon a plan to lift the bur-
den of armament, his will be the
greatest administration our country
has ever had, regardless of what else
might be done"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
Lieutenant Governor
Gets Leave Of Absence

Lincoln, April. 2o.-(Special y
Lieut.. Governor P. A. Barrows was
given leave of absence by the
senate today in order that he may
leave tonight for Los Angeles, Cal,
on an inspection trip of the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Barrows is national
commander of the. Sons of Vet
erans.
While on the coast he will attend
the state division encampment of
Sons of Veterans at Stockton, Cal,
May 10, II and II. Before re-
turning east he will visit with his
brother, J. w. Barrows of Grass
Valley. Cal, and will also stop off
at Mound City, Mo-, to present a
Lincoln memorial to the state of
Missouri on behalf Of the Missouri
Sons of Veterans.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
Governor Will
Name Board on
Labor Disputes
To Be Made Up of Representa-.
tives of Capital and Labor;
Anti-Picketing Law Ref.
erendum Prepared.

Lincoln, Neb., April 2o.--Governor
MeKclvie announced today that a
state board of mediation will be ap-
pointed to hear disputes between
labor and capital before the anti
picketing law becomes effective 90
days after final adjournment OF the
legislature. In the meantime, ac-
eording to Senator ]. c. MCGOWAN,
labor leaders are preparing refer
endum on the law.
Governor McKelvie's appoint
ments on the board Of mediation will
be a representative of labor and an
other representing capital. The third
member of the board will be agreed
upon by the two appointed by the
governor.
Senator MCGOWAN says that with
the appointment of board OF media
ton, the anti-picketing law will not
be as drastic as pictured by some
labor leaders.
A referendum would act as an in
junction against the enforcement Of
the law. 1t could not be voted upon
by the people before the November
election in 1922.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
Lower House Kills
Brown Primary Bill

Lincoln, April 26.-(Special) lin
the closing hours of the session to-
day, the lower house of the state leg
islature killed tire Brown primary
bill on third reading.
This bill provided for a new
method of selecting delegates to the
state and national political conven-
tons.
While the lower house was
slaughtering the Brown primary bill,
the senate was killing House Roll
No. 2, the waterway projects bill to
which r. B. Howell objected.
The senate committee on irriga-
ton refused yesterday to comply
with Howells request that the bill
be killed, but the FIVE Douglas
county senator's had sufficient
strength to muster the death votes
which were cast when the measure
appeared on general file.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
District Meeting Held by
10. q. F. at Blue Springs

Blue Springs, Neb., April 20
Especial. 1.-The senl>annual district
meeting of /. O. o. F. was held
here. Teams were present from Wy
more, Beatrice, Liberty, Barneston
and Odell. The contest for the best
drilled team in all four degrees was
won by Wymore, with a score OF
SO 2-3 points.
About 800 Odd Fellows were in
attendance. The Blue Springs Re-
bekahs served refreshments. The
next meeting will be held at Odell
the last Saturday in October. Dis
trict officers are; w. ]. Freeman,
president, Beatrice; ]. L. Harpster,
vice president, Blue Springs; Glen
Wilson, secretary-treasurer, Odell.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-27
Bill for Relief of
Injured Man Vetoed

Lincoln, April. 26.-(Special.) y
Governor McKelvie vetoed Fl. r.
579, appropriating $l,500 for the re-
lief Of Everett Selders. formerly
ward in the Orthopedic hospital,
this afternoon.
The legislature passed the bill on
the representation that Selders re-
ceived treatment at the hospital for
an injured leg several years ago,
but the treatment left it in worse
shape than before.
In his veto message, the governor
sets forth that Selders applied for
treatment, received it free of charge,
and left the hospital considerably
improved, but failed to come back
for treatment. All sorts of suits
would be filed against the state if
this claim was allowed, he says.