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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
BELLAIRE NEWS
Proceedings Of Council

NJ last nights session Of city council,
\ resolution directing the city solicitor
10 take>action TO compel the wheeling
Traction company 10 restore q hYe cent
fare in Bellaire was tabled when brought
UP on second reading.
motion to reduce the fec for junk
dealers licenses from $3.50 TO $50 year
VAS referred to the ordinance committee
with instructions TO bring In an ordi-
uauce at the next meeting.
Tho ordinance committee was In
Structed TO prepare an. report in an
anti-piS.ol totlng measure at the next
mestlng. An ordinance prescribing the
enforcement OF tax ordinance was also
ordered.
Recently. an ordinance prohibiting
tire. works displays in Bellatre was
brought in at the request Of the Child
Conscrvaiion~ league. and the ordinance
committee directed 10 report the ordi-
nance for action. This action was re-
considered las, night. and the PROPOSE
ton laid on the table.
8. A Opening.
The formal opening In this city OF the
salvation Army post will take place this
evening at the city building auditorium
which will no doubt be flied to capaCi-
ty., Capt. German Thomas In charge Of
the local post. will be in charge. nc
viii be assisted BY divisional staff
from Cleveland. Representatives OF i'e
Salvation Army will speak in loc".
churches Sunday morning.
Special Sermons.
a series Of special sermons on The
general subject. The Redemption Of q
City" will be given by Rev. Charles A.
.Pearce OF the Christian church. The
flrst is TO be given tomorrow evening,
the subjectbelnE, The First Step"
IAymsn 70 SPEAK.
Two laymen will speak at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning. Rev. J. V. Grin viii occupy
the pulpit at che evening" service. Tac
speakerstor the morning service are
". c. Bell and DR.. J. s. Mcclellan.
Sugar at Nine Cents.
The retail price Of sugar Is now down
10 cents the pound. The price is the
lowest for this city IN several years.
4 further. drop is anticipated.
Grange 10 Meet,
The next meeting OF the Rock Hill
grunge wiz be Wednesday evening At
tina Rock Hiu school. house. Those to
lake part IN tho program are r. f. Nc.
Alltster. Weston Wise. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Gifan, Clarence Netting and
Edgar Wise.
Stewart Funeral Today.
Funeral services will be held this ar.
ternoon at the late home on Rock Hill
for Mrs. Christian Stewart aged GO
years, who died Wednesday, Rev. Chas
A. Pearce OF the Christian church will
have charge OF the services. Iutcrmcnt
will be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Poured Out Liquor.
Thirty gallons OF whIskey were pour.
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workers which is planning for the big
reception to be held here for national
President William L. Clarke, wncn lie
returns from Europe meets this after
noon in this city to further the arrange
ments for the event. Representatives
from n number in this vicinity Will AZ
tend the meeting.
Badly Hurt IN Pail.
Walter. young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Ippcrman Of Noble street. iS re-
covering from severe injury rcce!N'"
when he fell lie was skating on tie
sidewalk and was either Knocked dow'
by another lad or accidentally fell. HIS
forehead struck the cement walk, in
fictlng 4 big cut. His face became
badly swollen and it was believed tntt
the injury would prove serious, but TIE
boy is now Improving.
njures Hand.
Johnny Meyers, local youth IS sui
rerimg with a very severe injury 10 his
hand. received while he was playing
BASKETBALL. At first It was believed
that u bone in the hand was broken but
this proved untrue
Complimentary Event.
Miss Minnie Sewers entertained
friends last evening At her home on
North jefferson street. honor!nG Miss
Elizabeth Thurbcr. who recently more!
here from Fostoria. Games and music
formed the diversions and luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Aged Resident Dead,
Mrs. Nancy Cross, aged SO years. di"G
yesterday morning at the home of her
son. Morris Cross. on Twenty six IN
street Deceased had resided here for
many years and was we'll known. BE.
sides HEY son Morris, she is survived by
the following children: Elias l.. Of Jop-
lin, Mo-: Benton. OF oklahoma, and
arrangements were incomplete last
night
To Ferry Funeral.
4 number Of local people Will 80 10
Martins Ferry Monday morning TO at
tend the funeral OF the late George
Gundling, who seven months ago was
wooded TO Miss Minnie Good Of this
city. Intcrrncnt is to be II tho River
view cemetery. Martins Ferry.
Briefs.
The local br!cklayers will hold their
annual banquet this evening. The event
promises 10 be enjoyable.
Members Of the knights Of Colum bus
lodge enjoyed banquet at their hall
on Belmont street Thursday night.
Miss Beatrice Francis has been called
10 this city from New Lexington, O., by
the death of relative.
Emil Slamkcy Of Thirty-"iGhth street
is recovering at the City hospital from
an operation.
Earl Corbett OF Massillon. who has
been visiting here. has returned from a
visit at Moundsvillc
The Young Mems club entertained
with n dance last evening at the hall IN
the Hub building.
The Home Guards Of the First NJ. T.
church will hold n candy sale this after
noon at the M"llott, furniture store on
Belmont street.
The Christian Endcavor society IF
the Rock Hill church held box social
last night at the home Of T., T.. Tarbctt
\ number from here were at Wheel
ing last night when the Hunters club
was entertained by Howard Stevens
formerly OF this city.
Donald Morgan OF Gravel Hill, who Is
in the North Wheeling hospital, con.
tinues 10 improve.
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Declares Bo|sheyiki Are
Looting Russian Nation

New York, Jan. 2S.-A manifesto as
sorting that the peoples Of free Rust
sia" cannot be bound'by agreements
concluded by the Bolsheviki. and re-
pudiating concessions granted to for
eigners. which was adopted at . con-
ference now being held in Paris OF all
Russian democratic elements opposed
TO Bolshcvism. was made pubic here
tonight by 4. J. Sack. director OF the
Russian Information bureau.
Attending the conference are FORMER
Premier Kerensky. Miliukov. former
minister OF foreign affairs; Catherine
Breshkvoskaya. grandmother Of the
Russian revolution" and Boris A. Bak-
hmcicT. former Russian ambassador al
Washington.
Likewise. the conference set forth
that It considers the illegal squauder-
ing of the Russian gold reserve by the
RoIshcvIst powers as footing OF the
state"
The dissipation of this reserve will
the very possibility OF n
speedy economic regeneration Of Rus
STA" declared the manifesto. 1.-THE con-
ference protests empnatically against
foreign completely in such dissipation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
SOVIET TRADE " )
IS DEN0UNGEQ

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Resolutioni
before the Senate foreign relation
committee proposing measures to ex
tend American trade with Russia were
assailed today by Senator King, Demo
crat, Utah., in An extensive address IL
the Senate. F.
Senator King denounced the sovief
at length and had several lively classic:
with Senator France. Republican. Mary;
land, author Of the Russian trade resoc
luton. The latter declared that re-
fusal Of the United States mtnta &c
join any gold of Russian origin, was
one barrier against free-trade wiz
Russia. rf.
Mr.. France said he had seen a con-
tract yesterday obtained. he explained
by a reputable New York merchant Tor
purchase of s6,O0O000 worth OF Ameri-
can tools and agricultural implements
for which the central cooperative society
of Russia had agreed to lay down gold
IN New York. Because the New York
mint officials refused to mint the Rus
sian gold. the contract could not be
executed, Senator France added.
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| ed in 4 sewer in front OF the city build
! ing yesterday Afternoon. Constable Al.
! bert Shepherd, presided over the pour.
ing" The liquor was taken in a raid
, on q place conducted by 4 foreigner 1T
| Stewartsville. The man pleaded guilty
and paid a fine of 5000 and costs.
Many Accompany Team
Quite 4 number of High school basket
ball fans accompanied the High scho"!
sextet 10 Steubenville last night for the
game with the girls of that place. BC
sides the regular team and the coach.
three substitutes made the trip. The
Stcubenville team will be here later IN
the season.
Revival Nay Close.
The revival services at the South
Bellaire Methodist Episcopal church
may close Sunday night. The services
have been under way FOR the past three
; weeks with Rev. +: S. Beale, the pastor
| In charge. The services arc proving in
! terestng and are being largely at
tended.
Buy Perry Business.
Daniel Dunn and sons Of this city
! have purchased the business Of Robert
: ]. McNICklc on Hanover street, Mar
! tins Ferry. They Will continue to oper.
| bNe INC ShS IlcIclOAOIC
/ Bradford Funeral Held.
-, Funeral services for the late Mrs
! Lucinda Bradford. aged o. years, who
: died Wednesday. were held at the Min
nehan home in the DankwOrth apart
, ments yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. V:
! Grin OF the First NJ. l.. church had
| charge OF the services. lutcrment was
! in the Rose Hill cemetery.
| Attended Yyceum Courses
| Two out-of-town' Lyceum course at
! fractions drew patrons from Bctlaire
Last night A delegation went to Shady
! side ton ear the entertainment by the
| Lombardi company. Another delcga-
| ton went to Martins Ferry TO attend
| the Lyceum attraction.
| But One District Report.
I, Thus far full reports have been ~.
ceived but from one district in BellaIrc
I in CONNECTION with the relief drive fer
/, the millions OF starving children in Ell
/: rope. Other reports are expected. how
ever. before the end Of the present
| week. It is likely ehat the local sub
scriptions Will .,Eo'bctdnd The sum anti
! cipated. -
/ Battle Linsly.
! The boys Basketball team Of the local
! High school will battle the fast quintet
! from L.nsly Institute tonight. The
J game is 20 be played at the Gravel I'm
! gymnasium. II promises TO be one Of
| the best attractions of the season. The
! Linsly team is q good ono. The qUin-
tct has dropped but one game. that 20
! Wheeling, in n good contest
Eastern Star Met.
A big meeting Of the Eastern Star
! .odge was held last night at the Masonic
, temple on Belmont street Members
were present from eleven parts of the
county The new officers recently elect
ed and installed at the previous meet
| ing. had charge last night.
Plan for Reception.
! The general committee OF Tint glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
BOIL WEEVIL'S DAYS
NOW ARE NUMBERED

Washington. Jan. 2S.-They are going
to gas" the cotton boil wcevil.
The chemical warfare service of the
army, in cooperation with The depart :
ment of agriculture is preparing to lay
down a harraGc of poison gas in the
cotton districts OF the south calculate.
to eXterminatc the pest.
BrigadicrGcnerai Amos Fries. chief
oc the service. said today that cXpcl j.
mcnts already conducted promised sue
rrsS. Military gas has already been
used against rats IN seaport cities. he
added, a fifteen minute application alolg
wharvcs and Underwater front builI-
!nEs Killing every rat IN the area. The
army Is "gassng" loCusts in the Phil
ippincs, he added,
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will hc held IN the Elk's club building
in Martins Ferry. Friday evening. Feb
ruary tho llth. and IL will be one OF the
most elaborate ever given by the frat
crnity.
Mrs. Flading nj
Mrs. John Flad!nS Is reported con-
hncd 20 her home on Lincoln avenue.
very seriously i'll. following an attack
Of acute indigestion which she suffered
Il few days !agu Friends are looking
forward with confidence 10 her carly
recovery.
Rife club Meeting
NnnouNc"iSl" was made Yesterday
that tn" meeting OF the bridgeport Rlne
club OF the National Rife assoCiat ton.
wAicr was to he held Thursday eve
ming. Will take place on Monday evening
February III. The annual election OF
officers Will take place at that time.
Determined to win
The members Of the basketball squad
nf the bridgeport high school express
their determination to win the game
which Is 20 be played against the team
from tho WcllshurE W. Va, high school.
on tho floor of the Armory hail, on Grant
avenue. Martins Ferry. this evening.
Practically all of the students. and Il
All bF nuUlD'T OIL ptlI'lN inter Ntu AZ
sports will attend tho game.
Missionary Society
Mrs. Harry r. Riuum was the charm
.nC hostess 10 The members Of tho Won
ems Home miSsionar! society Of tn"
First Methodist church n: Kirkwood.
at tho monthly business meeting held
at her homo In The Ad0iph apartments
on Lincoln avenue. Last night. Follow
I'M. tho business of the society the
hours were devoted 20 a program of
social diversions.
Class Initiation
4 class initiation win DO feature
NJ tho meeting OF Enoker T. Washington
Lodge OF tho MasOns. which will be held
In their hail in the Higgins building on
Lincoln avenue this evening. Plans have
also be~n made for q social session,
and lunch. to follow the buiness OF
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
DANIELS ORDERED 70
REPLACE NAVAL OFFICER

washington, Jan 28.-SecretarY Dam
ols was ordered by Justice Siddons in
the District OF Columbia supreme court
to-day to revoke an order issued in
November. 1919. placing Lieutenant
Commander George \. Berry. former
officer in the naval reserve. on the in
active list. The naval secretary also
was ordered to permit Commander Ber-
~ to appear before naval retirement
board to present his claim that he was
injured in line OF duty and therefore
was. entitled to retirement on the same
basis and with the same pay as officers
OF the regular service.
The courts ruling was tho first in
series OF cases, said TO humber about
GOO, and to involve similar questions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
BRIDGEPORT
MANY ENJOY ICE
SKATING ON CREEK
Treezing OF Wheeling Greek Makes Ex-
eellent Sport for Large Number Of
Younger Residents

Tho freezing of the surface OF Wheel
ing Creek where Il comes through this
city In K!rkwood. has developed a fin"
sport for large numbers OF the young
residents OF the city. and good crowds
have been the rule, on the Ice each
evening since the creek. has been frozen
heavy enough 10 hold. This IS the first
time this season that there has been
any ice skating In this vicinity. and
many had come TO the conclusion that
they were going TO get none Of the sport
the present winter.
Inter Chapter Dance
Plans have been completed for the
dance and social event. which will be
given jointly by Omega chapter OF this
getty. and Eta chapter OF Martins Ferry.
of the Alpha III fraternity. The AFFAIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
Number Seventeen.

Number Seventeen.
The patrons OF the Fcnray Theatre
will be- given another opportunity 10
see the interesting William FoN pro-
senIation of George Walsh in Number
u" a drama of love and mystery taken
from Louis TraCcy's famous novel. this
afternoon and evening. and the same
good crowds as witnessed the attraction
yesterday ar" expected TO he on hands.
Gundltng Funeral
The funeral services for the l3tc
Gcurg" GundiinE. % year old resident
of Crawford street. and son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tctrr Gundling who died few
days ago. will be held on Monday morn
ing. and the !ntcrment will I've made ut
Mount Calvcry Cemetery, mar Wheeling.
W. Va.
Joint Fraternity Dance.
Tho joint committee from Eta and
Omega chapters Of the Alpha II fra
tnrnitics Of this city and Bridgeport,
has completed arrangements for another
dance and social event. 10 bo held in
the Eagles home IN his city. Friday
evening FEBRUARY II. and il is intended
TO make tho coming event one Of the
best yet held.
Committee to Act.
The committee from tho Board OF
Trade, composed of Harry Hooking
Fred l.. Selhy and ". f.. Cole. to invHs-
tIEat" the {. II. & y. motor washer
which has been patented ny Frank CosS
Of this city. and also the possibilities
Of tho Truman Frazier. puncturc- proof
tire. with view 10 development Of
manufaCtur of these products In town
hav" promised TO have n complete and
interesting report to submit at the next
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
QUICK RELIEF FROM
, CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful CITY OF thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel
DR.. Edwards. a practicing physician
for II years and calomel's old-time
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel. but healing, soothing
vegetable laxative
No gripping is the Keynote" of these
little sugar coated, olve-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
Ifyou have dark brown mouth"
bad breath--a dull, tired feeling sick
headache torpid liver--constlpation,
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re.
suits from one a two OF Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night just
to keep night. Try them. l5c ard SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
COOLIDGE IN PRISON.

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 2S.-Nice PRESIDENT
elect Coolidge spent two hours in prison
hero to-day. He was the guest of tho
warden OF the federal pcnitentiary and
was accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge. and
Governors Dorsey, Of GeorEia. and Par
kcr. OF Louisiana. He did not talk with
amy Of the prisoners merely making the
rounds .of the big prison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge arc attending
the southern tariff congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
NO SECOND TRIAL

Special Dispatch to The lutclliEcRCer..
East Liverpool. O.. Jan. 2S.-FrancesCn
BMlotto. recently acquitted of second
degree murder. the charge growing out
of n double tragedy here. will not be
forced to stand trial a second time, 4
jury at Lisbon decided today.
The action brought. to an abrupt end
the case in which Billotto was accused
Of killing Joseph Campolo. He was
found not guilty in December Of STAY
ing Dominick Camr Ia. The Campolos.
cousins. were shot to death on July 50
last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
MARGARET EDWARDS FUNERAL

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Edwards. colorcd resident. who died
Thursday at the North Wheeling hos
pital. was held at the MendeI company
chapel. No. 1914 ChApline street. last
evening at 3 o'clock. Rev Davenport
otfic!atcd. The body will be sent 10
Durham. y. C.. this morning where in
torment Will he made Deceased was
q years Of age and is survived by her
husband and two children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29

Garrett and basement hold many dis
caried articles that can be turned into
cash through IntelligCncer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
FOLEY XThARflC1

They clear the bowels, sxeetea The s>on-
ach and tone up the liver, Do not Gripa.
J.E. CoIver. 1908 Labor Temple. Loo Angeles.
Cal: Alter So Year, experience with all Sors
and Linds Of cathartic remedies, | Tot wise 10
Foley Csthartie Tablets. aud they are the BEST
ever used
p SOLD EvERYwHExE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
For Coated Tongue

Bad Breath. Sour Stomach,
Bloatins, Gas. BiliousneE. Sick Head.
ache, Indigestion. Con'tiPation,- take
The Away, reliable
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WAR SAVING STAMPS -
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Martins Ferry News
South Houn
street. orr call Ferry. J31-Il
Albert W. ttc Locale Correspondent.
BOARD Of TRADE ENDORSES
LOCAL WHARF IMPROVEMENT

MANY MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS INTERVIEWED,
AND ALL FAVOR IMPROVE
MENT OF wharf, IN IN
TEREST OF CITY.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

secured with canvas tents,'' and the entire cost of fumiS ation is reduced 50 per cent.
 To quote Professor Quayle: "Our advocating of gas-tight tents is based upon the more regular and better re suits secured. To hold a definite amount of gas for a definite period time is the very basis of the whole fumigating procedure and it can bs met only by the use of gas-tight tent ing material.
 Our work has shown that only better and more uniform results can be secured but that there is less dan ger of injuring the trees and fruit
 With their characteristic keenness the citrus growers have sensed the importance of this new development in Immigration and their interest in the welfare of the entire industry has iIn- pelled them to investigate thorough ly the merits of the new system.
 Many growers are of the opinion that it is only a question of time until all Immigration of citrus trees will be done with gas-tight tents.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
SEED IF SUN DEPENDED ON
 BELLA DONNA

Readers who thought they knew Wallace Irwin's distinctively original style, never suspected that Mir. IT. win received aid in writing Seed of the sun his latest novel of Cali fornia life and Japanese activities along the Pacific coast.
 And yet, in a letter written to the Maxwell Distributing corporation, New York city. Wallace Irwin makes the open confession that if it had not been for the aid given him by Bella Donna. his fiery Maxwell steed, he would never have been able to gather the material from which Seed of the Sun" was written.
 But we will let MT. Irwin speak for himself in his own original way:
 Tn December, 1919. I made myself l a present of a Maxwell touring car. I didn't get her for pleasure, primar- fly, but for business. I had come to California in search of material for a novel on the Japanese land problem; and if it hadn't been for that cheerful little Maxwell. I'm not at all sure that Seed of the Sun would ever have gone to press.
 She had a cheerful, willing dispo- sition, that dear little car. I named her Bella Donna heaven alone knows why-and as Bella Donna, she through adobe cuts, cross-lots through plowed ground, everywhere and anywhere, with no hope of earth ly reward save gas, oil. and water, and an occasional friendly pat on the radiator.
 "I left her out in rain and fog while I prowled through Japanese villages along the high dikes of the l Sacramento river. I slid her into one-man-power ferry boats, skidded l her over sand-dunes, treated her, in | fact, to about every acrobatic stunt known to the rough rider. The | farmers in the Delta country and at
 Stockton and Fresno learned to call i her Bella Donna and to ask after i her health and to wonder that she l held together and looked so new and l fresh after a wash and rub-down. 1 'I kept her nearly a year and put
 her on sale in the fall of 1920, when
 my wanderings through the Yellow 1 Belt were done and Seed of the Sun
 written She had covered about 6500
 miles and had never been in the shop for anything more serious than minor
 repairs. I was informed by my in-
 terpreter that the Japanese had
 given me a name which sounded like
 Honorable Story Teller Unable to Stop Going
 1 T may have been a cruel master 1 but when Bella Donna went on the
 auction block, I was moved to tears She had been a faithful slave to me
 and that she emerged from the ordeal
 in splendid physical condition is the best possible tribute to the endurance of the good Maxwell car"