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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

vas asAlnS tho father Of four
youngsters day ar two after christ.
mas if he hadn't had 4 wonderful!
Christmas with his brood.
His ia, III up for minute. ard 'h"n
he looked thoughtful. Their isn't any
thing on Garth more wonderful than 500
ing =. lti.r !ounEStCr. not moTr than
nyc or siN. when he sees MS tree. h"
sand. Ny two youngest! Say. ! WISH
Won could have seen their faces christ
mas morning. Hut with tho older hldS
. we'll, don't know.
,His twu oldest are boy l. ami a
girl 10
oh. they Ike H." he went on. bG;
nj a different way They're thinking
about what they're going Ia get. ana
comparing II WITH what tho other KIDS
in the ne;ghborhod get. and wanting
to ouIShinr them. They arcMt like III"
little kids delighted with anything. aud
they haven; learned eri.sc Tx" grown
ups. don't know what I" th:ak q; th'h'
IsurncuiInc.,.
Gifts to Create Envy.
don't think there is anything 10
think about them eXCcp; that they are
ordinary human beings At an age when
they don't disguise their feelings.
Gifts have come to mean TO them not
lust things TO play with. but something
10 show off. to create envy with, TO sur
pass others with.
Their father sa:s they haven
learned sense like Erown-urs Ar"
grown-ups any different? Ism [ II III"
same from childhood TO the chimney
corner:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
NOTICE OF SP1cIAL 1U1x09
I'm SfoCHoIDE19 Or "
BATTLE 211WN0 B
NALfIH6 CO.

Notice is hereby given that there
be Il Special Meeting Of the stocknoieS
Of the Seattle Brewing and Mating
a corporation organized and existing
der the laws OF the State OF west v
in the CITY Of Seattle. County Of n,
state Of Washington. at three O'Clock
m. on Thursday. March 3. 1921: for
purpose of acting upon a resofptioE
reduce the capital stock Of said "
pany from 10000 shares OF the par
Of 10000 each to 10000 shares o.
par value Of $4,000 each, 80 tnat
authorized capital of said company
be 100000 instead OF *3.gVo,VyWT.
outline, a plan for the complete nQuN
ZION and distribution OF the compa
assets, and for transacting such %
business as may properly como oe1
said meeting.
February Is. 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Shook Child Dies

Virginia shook aged one year d!Hd
at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon A. the
home OF her parents. M. and MIS-. Will
liam Shook. on the Stone church road
She had been Ill four days with mem
branous Group.
She is survived by her parents md one
little sister. Martha Shook.
Funeral services will b" pr!Eat" -
two o'clock Friday afternoon. conducted
hy Rev Ralston. pastor OF the Church
OF Cod OF Elm Grove Burial will be in
Stone Church cemetery.
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SID HATFIELD
(Continued from Page onsD

ncy, Md shaken his head negatively be-
fore rho direction was made and Judge
BAILEY 1t the question stand.
Tho witness however. said that Bald
win Aad ourStinnCL him ~ To what he
knew uC the hChl. IL" denied that NJ
had told two men mat he had been
Offered mon'N {" mth" inc Statctneht
alleged 10y the d"tcns'.
phicri,on was raised and sustained
,,h,.r ,.nn;r sought {" learn whether
r.Jl,,=u WAS connected with the Bald
viu.Erll~ directive agency.
Warned Friend.
Pete" Colombo. the next witness.
tcs,;iicd thai Ecsre Chambers whom hc
saw short time before the fight start
rd rrd told him.
pete. you're an old man. keea n Tie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
HOTEL MAGNATE ENDS
LIFE WITH A BULLET

S1NCTtT TTNUNTVW
Stcuhcnvillc. Ohio. Feb. lI.--Art"r JoN-
Ing with his wife and daughter and soy
eral visitors at his home her" tonight
Charles Lowe. fo-ty-four. wealthy "it:-
zen. wa; 10 his room and shot hims It
through The brain with thirty eight
calihrc revolver II" died m hour later.
II. fired two shots. tho first Will"
staining in front OF Il mirror the bull
let missing his head. re then sat down
on tho edge OF In" bed. pressed the gun
10 his right Temple and fired. III health
j. assigned as the cause.
Nr Lowe was associated with hi
father. tho late W H. Lowe. for many
ears in the management Of the !mp"r-
al hotel here. He owned several hotels
~ lNinr ill Wintcr rNsnrtS
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ParkerSburg Girl In
White Slavery Arrest

Special Dispatch to Irtclligcncer.
Covington. Ky. Feb. l".-H"rbcf;
stone. alias Glenn Roberts. alias Cooper,
Galipolis, o. Francis Grady 80. Lud-
low. Ky. and Anna Daesch - parkerS-
burg W Va. were arrested today on
federal warrants on charges OF having
Violated the Mann whit" slave iaw. l.
was stated that tho charge against Inc
DacSch cirl was for III" purpose "'
holding her as witness against the
men. They will have hearing Thurs
day morning. The warrants chargA
stone and Grady with having brought
he pacsch girl and H"rti" May Clark,
l.. CINCINNATI. from Ludlow. Is" u"
AURORA. Ind. and from hare across the
OHIO river 10 Petersburg. Ky.
Stone and Grady w"r" arrested IN
check transa ION but were freed OF tho
charge in Ludlow police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
SEEK SPEEDY ACTION

Washington, Fob. ID In an effort :"
obtain vote IN tn" mousse "n ,hc packer
control hill. proponents Of ~" m"aSur"
decided today n petition the rules com
mittec 20 call IL upon the floor before
the end of the session Petitions were
put In circulation among IA" state dele
cations. and Representative Young.
Democrat. TcNa& who has boon pressing
tho demand for u vote. said n, least La
- Enaturco bad bccn obtained.
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SITUATION IN M|NGO
(conttnued Prom Page ons.)

uatinn and maintain order in Ming"
county.
This was a surprise 10 both senator's
Sutherland and ElkinS VIII" understood
thar Governor COrnwcll had requested
that the troops remain They got that
Impression from an interview publish
cd "A week ago. credited to Governor
rornwcll. in which il was stated that
he had urged the war department to
retain the troops until the completion
Of the trials
Senator sutherland was at the war de-
partmcnt to-day TO confer with Scere-
tary Baker. Generals Marsh and Jersey.
and he made strong appeal to have the
troops remain on duty. He left the war
department unable to understand why.
in tho fact Of representa- atoms made, the
secretary of war insists on removing tho
troops. He presented 10 tho conference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Funeral Thursday

Funeral services for Edward Ahcr-
cron1be, who was killed when he was
caught between two cars n the T>rradcI-
rhia mine Monday. viii bc held Thurs
dag morning At II o'clock AZ his home
near Dallas. lntcrmcnt will he made n
Dallas cemetery. lie leaves wife and
four small children.
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Major Herbert W. Taylor

Charleston, w. Va. FEB. l5.-Major
Herbert W. Taylor. Of New York. died
at his home at Nitro. near her" today.
He came TO Nitro last November from
Philadelphia. Major Taylor WAS mem
Der Of the government control board
at Nitro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
haudenes Service

This morning at . o'clock will be he'd
services for Father Gaudnnsc. Q. NJ.
Cap. who died Sunday ~ the Wheeling
hospital. The remains have brcn lying
in state at Alphonsus Monastery. Req
uicm high mass at 10 o'clock. lnt"Tment
4; Mount Calvary Ccmctcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

This afternoon al o'clock Will he
h"id funeral services for Mrs. Laura
lnhor. "r Shadysid". who died Sunday
1T the Ohio Valley Genera hospital. Rrv
Leroy l.awthcr. OF 81. Clairsvili" VIII
orf:c.nt, Irtcrment at Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

Funera. for John A Barr. who died
Sunday. will he held this afternoon at
O'clock Rev. +. S. Bishop. will have
charge. burial will at Rose Hill ccme-
.crN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
wAHrrD-TYPEwHIT11S.

wANF1D-Second hand Underwoo4 !
Remington typewriters. Best Rsl
for machines in good condition. ~
US what you have for sale. Addrs
Typewriter-P. .. Box III. Whesir
w. Va t.ls'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Po1 SAL1-HA1".

PoR SALI-Ohio farm. 40 acres 81
productive soil, we'll watered,
buildings. i mile from pike:
from county seat. Good grain and q
or sheep farm. Convenient to chu
and school w. +. Livingston, -
Harrison Co, .. t-lt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

wAHTED-Two sober and industr'
Linotype Operators. Others need
apply. The Wheeling Intelligcncer.
f-l4i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
ROSCOE KAl
Grocer
PXoNH ia 2227 NAhE1T
wANTED-MAIE

wANTED-Office secretary. good
cation. good address. +. s., care
telligenccr. fill
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clear"
Colombo. OF foreign birth. could no.
understand the rr,ief map ard was ua-
able to point out his position IN the
town while the firing was going on.
John Fox, Il travelling salesman o!
Huntington. was the last witness called
He testified that he say the BALDWIN
Fclts men pack their rifles in suit cases
at the hotel, which was IN" main point
stressed by the state. Futher he d.
cla-cd that he hid in 4 box car until the
shooting was over.
coniff vs.. Avis.
The controversy between opposing
counsel reached the personal side today.
once when toniff was conducting i
rrnSs-eXamiuatiuA. and Captain AVIS
raised Z strenuous objection To QueS-
ton. the attorney for the defense said =:
Don't get 50 fuSSy.
Following the examination Of Strdf-
ford who had been witness before the
n,dpe which returned the indictments
against defendants in the present ira.
the dcfrns. asked that they BE- PERMITTED
10 have "A ropy OF the grand jury tcs-
,imony An extensive argumcn; took
place which Judge Bailey found I hard
To stop. II eventually resulted in II"
court dccrccing that the prosecution
should turn over To Houston that part
Of the testimony which related 10 th'
"Grernhrirr'' cases. Five detectives
charged with being implicated in the
deaths of Mayor {. c. FISHERMAN. Tot
TIYsley and Robert Mullcns. during the
fight ere TO go to trial in Gr"nori"r
county after 4 change or venue was
granted in the N.nEo court. Houston
IS an aid to the prosecution in The case.
William bowman. one Of the defend
ants was permitted to 80 TO Matewan
this evening in company with deputJ'
sheriff wien il was learned that his
wife was seriously ILL.,
Another Shooting.
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LOST AID POUND.
srocHoLDI1s 1u8Tu9.

Lo8T-Auto rug. liberal reward fer
turn to Sos Main st. f.lS-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Another Shooting.

William Trent said 10 be employed by
coal company at tha;tarny. was
brought to Williamson tonight. cha. goo
with having shot William Gillian in the
stomach this afternoon. Gillian Is u
striker. No reason was offered for tie
shooting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

WANTDD-Modern five or six I'd
and bath. house or apartment. cenq
ly located in Wheeling. No child
Call Martins Ferry 339-W. 3a-2S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
FRESH MEAN

Well, here We are with q Z
line of Fresh Meats, meats
quality, country dressed.
Fresh Hams and Shouldei
fresh side Pork Loins, Stea
of all kinds, Roasts, Boilil
Meat, Spare Ribs and Count
Sausage.
Phon. Is4 for prompt dsnvsTy.|
Sea Shell Macaroni, Id. III
Loose Spaghetti, Id. -
Layer Figs, Id. .........3e
Split Peas, lb. ...........1s
Lentils, ID. ...N
1aisings, CuIrants, PrunSs, ~
Grated Peaches and Aprcots.
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wAHTHD-fo hit,

Po1 KENT-Large front room. for
or two working girls, 2228 Jacob.
f-l6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
YALE AND FEMALE U1P war

wANT1D-Couplew willing &c DO mar
on stage Of Fenray Theatre, MAJ
Ferry. Wednesday,. February Is. le3l
1880 p. m. Must be bonafide vedo
For particulars apply at office Of Fe(
Theatre or make appointment By p6
Martins Ferry 566. t2-15-1
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ron SALE.

POE 0ALI-Pure bred white Collie |
pies. Phone Woodsdale. 1904.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
Fo1 R1MT.

FoE 1EHT-Commodio light Off
in the fireproof Hawley BuildinE.V
great view or outlook. James l.. =
ley, 1865 = Main street. f-lf
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Buy War SAVING sTAMrs-
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POI 1mr-xu1H1SHED 1oo1'
ro1 sALH-HIvH1 CRAFT.

Pull cabin, IS h. p. Light drAS =
torboat. Has Al oak bottom, GO4
sized decks, IS r.. hun. Lying
Eleventh ST., Wheeling. 60
kAlads, lloe water It, WAee1'
W, Va, 1-5.dN
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DIED

nnrrT-On Tuesday, February -,
1921, at Z o'clock p. m. at his NS
Hence. No. IS Maple avenue,
lawn, ROBERT NESBlTT' in thSS
year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter. 70
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Fo1 RALE-Grocery and meat ma
on Chapline ST.. with an cstabli
cash trade. Large butcher refriger
included. No delivery. Rent $1,000
month. This Is bargain. Call or p3
Wheeling Sales Co. Wing. Bank 6 %
Bldg. Phone $40. t.1s
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
$3.50 $3.50 $50 30
Copyright. 1921.

an exhibition Of pictures that has been
advertised for today"
II wish we could go 10 a matinee. -
suggested the Bride looking into her
purse after her shopping had been fin
ished and her luncheon paid for but that
will be out Of the question for me after
all the money I've spent"
And for me, also said Mrs. Hooper
because Of the money I'm going to spend
next week for luncheon TO which / am
inviting you on Thursday. But we can
20 to the picture exhibition which is free
and TO that wonderful movie of which
every one IS talking and which probably
will never be shown 10 Mayheld, aud by
that time We win have to meet your hus-
band for dinner
As Mrs. Hooper left her two young
friends after a quiet little meal at q
picturesque restaurant. where they sat at
a table out of doors in what had once
been the back yard OF a big brown stone
house, she checked MP the day az very
pleasureable one. because II was different
from anything she had ejoyed in a long
time.
There were no meals at home IN Sun
day except the little ice box" supper
to which Mrs Hooper helped herself
when she reached home. Copyright,
1871
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

July 1s-"Main Street with Peggy
Wood and Mckay Morris.
July 25-"Monna Wanna" with Blanche
Yurka and Mckay Morris.
Aug. 1-"Trilby," with Blanche Yurka
and George Snmnes.
Aug. S-"Wedding Bells" with Stuart
Walker and Blanche Yurka.
Aug. 15-"The Lottery Man." with Eliz-
abeth Patterson and Mckay Morris.
Aug. 22-"Honor Bright" with Mar
jorie Vonnegut and Mckay Morris.
Aug. 29-"The Beautiful Adventure.
with Marjorie Vonnegut and Mckay
Morris.
i i l.
Thomas J. Kelly, a brother of Gregory
Kelly and a former member of the Stuart
Walker company, writes me that he is
now the president of the Ithaca Con
servator Of Music and Allied Schools of
De Witt Park, Ithaca, y. Y.
Mr. Kelly writes, in part:
81 am particularly eager to reach young
men Of keen intelu gence who are inclined
toward the theater for there Will be so
many openings in the theater Of tonor-
row for the stage director who Is conpe-
tent to carry the burden of the new era.
The feminine portion of young America
is we'll represented in the coming term,
but the young men do not seem to real
ize the cultural and financial fo-tIue that
the theater holds for the man who is
prepared to grasp it's problems eff
GENTLY"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
EDITORS APPROVE
FIVE AMENDMENTS
Taxation Charge Proves to Be
Sticker.

Unable to agree on some of the pro-
posed constitutional amendments, par
ticularly the one concerning taxation,
the executive committee of the Repub-
lcan State Editorial Association has
gone on record as favoring only FIVE of
the thirteen amendments to the Indiana
constitution to be voted on Sept 6.
The amendments on which the COM
mittee agreed are No. 1, providing
foreign born persons must be fully
naturalized before they become voters :;
No 2, providing for the classification OF
counties or cities for registration pur-
poses; No 3, providing that enumeration
of voters shall be based on the vote for
secretary Of State; No. 4, giving the
Governor power to veto separate items in
appropriation bills; No. 5, prohibiting
the Legislature from increasing the
salary or term of an office during the
term of any incumbent.
The committee decided the annual mid
winter meeting Of the association will be
held in Indianapolis jan. q, and Presi-
dent Harding viii be invited to speak.
Members of the committee are E. J.
Hancock, president of the association;
Greensburg News George Elliott, New
castle Courier; Charles G. Sefrit. Wash
ington Herald; E. E. Neal, Noblesvills
Ledger and Frederick E. Schortemeier,
secretary Of the Republican State COM
mittee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.


One day, after a long voyage, the
Magic Boat landed Puss safely iu a land
whore every boy is taught two things, the
grace OF hospitality and 70 understand
and rule hls horse. Il was the land Of
Arabia where little Puss Junior found
himself Here the wandering Arabs live
IN tents and cross the sandy wastes on
camels.
Well, when Puss came near large
tent, which stood IN an oasis where 3
little stream dubbed up from the ground
and a few palm trees grew, an Arab WON
an came out and offered him some dates
and a little Arab boy smiled at him.
for | guess he had never seen 4 cat With
red top boots I nall his life.
And then he sal down and told Puss
all about life In Arabia How brave the
women were. and how once his mother
Ike Joan OF Arc had led the Arab war
riors to battle. She had ridden black
painted war camel. singing war song
to encourage the men.
And then be told Puss that he belonged
to the tent dwellers,' and that his home
was on the sandy desert. and his house
tent woven Of coarse black hair by the
women Of the tribe. His father with the
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other men OF the tribe made long jour
news to India and brought back with
them cloths which they paid for with
gums and worries and dyewoods; also
ostrich feathers.
Well. after the little Arab boy had told
Puss many more things his mother
brought on. an ostrich egg for Puss to
eat
And while Puss was looking over the
desert a wandering minstrel came by and
began to sing, for all Arabs are very fond
OF music:
"1he sand from the desert the scorchlng
winds bring;
The little bird covers its head with its
wing
The camel turns tail to the sandburdened
gale,
And the sun In the heavens grows misty
and pale.
But sleep little one. in your tent by the
spring.
Where the palm trees the song Of the hot
desert sing.
Well, by and by caravan came by,
many camels loaded with goods and
spices. and beautiful Arabian horses with
bold warriors riding them. And Puss
was invited by one Of the men TO ride on
his camel and travel with them to a Tar
city So Puss bid thu Arab women and
the little boy good bye and seated him
self on the camels back, and by and
by. after a long journey. they came TO
city where the houses were OF brick and
In the gardens great dates grew and
luscious grapes.
And all Of a sudden Puss remembered
that he was far away from the seashore
,k-b ere his NFngfr Roaf law And then he
began 10 worry, for how was be to get
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
MONDAY. AUG. %.

Asbrologers read this as a doubtful day.
While Mercury and Neptune are in ben
etc aspect, Mars and the sun are adverse.
Newspapers have this day the prog
nostication of benefits and prosperity, for
advertising and publicity are to be more
than ever in demand, If the stars are read
Alright.
This should be an especially favorable
rule under which to make contracts Of
every sort, for the point Of view should
be practical.
There is to be an improvement in bust
ness conditions and many avenues of in
dustry will be opened.
Much unrest and many exciting events
are presaged for next month when Mars
and Neptune on the lower meridian at
New York indicates seismic troubles, a
tidal wave, or some disaster due to the
forces Of nature.
Persons whose bfrthdate it is have the
augury of an active and successful year.
Long trips and pleasant experiences ap-
pear to be forecast.
Children born on this day have the
promise of successful and happy lives.
These subjects Of Virgo are usually per
severing and far seeing
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back. and without It he would have to
travel by foot a long, long way before he
reached his old home in Mother Goose
Land. And while he was wondering
what to do the camel spoke to him in a
low voice
Little Master know of what you are
thinking. I am often called the Shin -
the Desert and on my way I saw your
Magic Boat by the sea. But fear not. for
1t Will come TO you on wings" And Just
then an airship came down from the sky.
Here is your Magic Boat" whispered
the camel-and in the next story you
shaH hear what happened after that
Copyright, 1927.
(TO BE COntinued)