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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Important Meeting.

This afternoon ~ $50 o'clock IN the
A. O. L. W. hall there will be an i'm
portant meeting Of Hho Womans Club,
In charge Of the civic department. with
the opening feature To y" An address on
Americans AL" n timely TOPIC. by Hon.
". L. Hubbard. an able speaker and one
who can do full Justice 10 his theme.
Preceding tho meeting. or about two
o'clock. there will nc n genera meeting
which IS. or should ho, If ia" deepest
Interest to all active club members. The
result Of this special mrrt!nE IS
source Of absorbing interest. concern
ing tho quncstion OF the W"rnan's club
o. this city purchasing 4 club home.
An exclusive club house has been long
the ambition OF thls cntcrprisins or
gan:aatiou and every effort will be bent
toward this aim: todays meeting, OF
course, Will have great bearing on the
project Hcw"yc-. there are few pes
sImists in the club. and although an OK
ncnSivc proposition. there is no dnuH;
but mat the Woman'S club could easily
swing this burden and clear of the IN
drbtedncsS in record time. providing
each and every member does her hi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.

Miss Margaret Becker. OF Leona, y.
J.. left last evening Tor her home after
ocinS IN" guest Of her brother Ernest
Becker here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spridei are at
;aln, Reach. wh"-e ;hry will take up
residence ., tho magnificent Poinciana
Hotel Saturday. IN" day for the formal
opening OF III" EEL season at that
popular resort
Louis Bertschy and son. Elmer. are
n Grand Rapid. Mich. attending 20
tho interests OF the Ecrtschy eStao-
,,shmCnt.
John T Gallagher OF philadelphia is
a visitor m the city. Hr. Gallagher rs
also visiting his many friends and rel
ativeS IN Moundsvilie.
Mr.. Ngrcs Poth OF North Market
street is improving after very serious
lllaesS.
Mrs. 2 l.. Norton has returned 20 her
homo in Clarks5urS af;nr visiting
among friends in North Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Runner OF South
Wheeling. has as heir guest. Mrs.
Runners sister. Mss Elsie Wagner OF
Decatur. III.
J. II. HARRISON OF Marietta is a bust
moss visitor in the city.
Miss Ruth Mayors OF Out-the-fike Is
visiting friends in Midway. Pa.
Mrs. Elmer Wade OF Thirty-ciShth
street spent the fore part OF the week
with her sister In Pittsburgh.
Isaac Robinson OF Fa!rmont spent
Thursday in Wheeling. visiting among
friends.
=. NJ FIunt--. agricultural agent ror
the Ohio County Farm bureau IS
spending the week At MorGantoTn
where he Is attending the meetings
which are being held in that city.
Frank Howard. OF ~" B Wheeling
Electric Company. was business
visitor in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Arch Monroe % Warw God. has &C
copied IL position with the Fort Henry
Butte Company OF this city.
G.. W Greig and tumi'y nav" sailed
from New York TO Florida. where they
intend 70 stay for a few weeks.
". H PTarr is IN Boston in the tn
,c-est % tho Locke Shoe Company.
f. H. Revere. Of Baltimore. Md. IS
visiting friends on the Island. He will
leave shortly for E'kins. ". Va.
Irene Porter. % kirkwood. LETT the
Ohio Valley General Hospital yester-
,lay. She was operated on FOR appen-
dlcitis TWO weeks ago.
Rousha warffel. 81 the island. has
returned to worS after slight Illness.
Mrs. Deana Hoffman is III At her
homo. No IS Indiana street. Island.
Mrs Henry y. Hess has gone 20 New
Orleans to spend the rest or the winter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
ORATOR|O
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHOIR TO SING AENDELSSoHN'S
"YoRTY-SECoNp PSALM"
Quartet Of BRASS rrumpets WIN Add
To Music-organ Recital
At 1880.

The oratorio by McndelsSohn entitled
the "42nd Psalm" will be sung by the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church Chorus and
SoioistS on Sunday evening. This very
beautiful works is one OF the shorter
oratorios and is accepted as one of tho
most beautiful OF them all The theme
Is taken from tho words. "-As pants the
heart after the watcrbrookS." Msndcl-
best moods when ne wrote the ScttinS
and this work has been accepted by
the music lovers and critics as one OF
the best.
The work will be sung b. the large
chorus choir and SoluiStS and IN add
ton 10 the large pipe organ there will
be a brass quartstte Of trumpets. This
will add to the music in such a way
that al! the beauty OF the score will!
be brought out.
Preceding the singing OF the "tcnd
Psalm" there will be an organ recital
nv Miss Fdmundson. assisted by the
qua rtette Of trumprtS. AMI among other
numbers will hc heard tho beautiful
Largo by Handel The special mus!cnl
services at the First Church have been
OF such a refined nature and have been
given in such an artistic way that this
work will no doubt draw large crowd
Of music lovers. The public 81 Invited
TO attend and the or<Sn recital will
start at $50 o'clock sharp. Mrs Ches-
ter johnson. soprano. Mrs. Ed. Handy
contralto. Mrs. Max Yiew!g. soprano.
will h. ne soloists for the work and
Mr. HoelzIe Will be the director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Martha COdding Clovis
prs, Charles and MAbal Clovis 3eJoies
at Arrival Of Fine Baby
Girl Saturday.

Martha Coddtng IS the name that Drs.
Charles and Made! Clovis have given tho
little Si-i that graccd their home last
Saturday morning. Tho tate arrival IS
n bouncing baby and has won tn" hearts
OF all the attendants at the hospital ana
the many friends Of the happy parents
that have been at the hospita' almost
continually.
Tc two doctors arc great iaTorScS
Mt the hospital and the haoy seems 10
have been early endowed with the KnacN
Of gaining friends, n other words sne
seems to be 4 good mixer. The "no'e
force at tho hospital have claimed hcr
As their owr and it will be a sad Gay
h, In. hospital when il comes t'nne ior
her 10 60 home. which will occur IN
short while. as mother and child ave
getting along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Peggy Marsh, English 6.
Actress, Is the Bride
Of Wealthy American

Now York. Jan. 20.-The marriage Of
Peggy Marsh. English actress, to Albert
l.. Johnson, member Of prominent New
York and Cleveland. o.. family, ut
Greenwich, Conn.,, on January O. be-
came known here today. The ceremony
was performed by Justice Of the Peacs
Albert Meade. :, .,
The bride is confined in a sanitorinm
here. where she recently underwent nm
operation for appendicitis
The actress came to this country
few weeks ago and announced she
would institute legal proceedings to OBJ
tain part Of the fortune of the late
Henry Field, H., Of Chicago, on behalf
of her four-year-old son, Henry Anthony
Marsh.
The bridegroom Is a son OF Albert l.
johnson, brother Of the late Tom L.
johnson, VINO served four years a.
mayor Of Cleveland. fS
Attampt to Brsaf Wm tts
Chicago, Jan. 2o.-Peggy Marsh.
former chorus girl: whose MARIAN to
met Henry Field. grandson Of Marshelt
Field, in London. After Henry Efelds
death in July 1917. she instituted suit.
in the superior court OF Cook County,
for the construction Of tho AarsnaA
II ~
According to tho story told By PseEy.
Marsh. she had received from Henry
Field at least $4,000 In cash and pees..
ents. He was further said to have sign.l
ed an agreement to pay her 100000
A formal claim for this latter asno4nf
was filed late In 1919 in the probate
court against Henry Fieh's est1ta Tbs
claim was not contested BY the 1!eld
family, who let It be known that they
recognized Peggy Marsh's son ~ the
oh ~
The suit to construs the will Of HAT.
shall Field so as to give to the ectreaS,
son q share in his great GrandfatherS
millions. was unsuccessful. But court
decisions held tho child heir 70 the $t.r-
600. 900 which Henry Field IGft Whea. he
died intestate
The unsuccessful night for = shars ID
the undivided principal Of the Marshan
Field estate turned upon . single phrase
in the will. Certain contin genciss vefe
made by THAI instrument depe1denf
upon the testators grandchildren AytnK
without lawful issue" The atttorneye
for tho Marsh interests, led by EdN1fA
F. Dunno. former governor Of Illinois,
contended vainly that child born cut
of wedlock might be q lawful heir A1d
that therefore Peggy Marsh's son caNe
within the meaning Of tho will. Tne
winning contention by the Field estate
attorneys was that the big Chicago mar
chant had In mind the founding Of .
family line to perpetuate the Field name
and expand its interests and that only
legitimate children could share In thu
purpose. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Bridgeport Lady Tells How 10
Stop Bronchial Cough Quickly

ing enc as could be. In fact was per
fectlv well in an incrcditaNy short
time" declared Mrs. Charles van hor"'
Bridge port. Ohio.
The wild Chery Bark. Malt extract
and extractives Of Cod Liver OIL mighty
soon strengthen the lungs and rid the
system OF cough. The HyPo-phoSphil"s
also help 70 build UP and strenthen the
patient and i, takes Only little while
70 get rid ot such troubles according TO
hundreds Of users in this vicinity. Doc
tor, druggist. chemists and experts as
Sert that Earle's Hypo-Cod is the most
powerful. paiatable and effective recon
st-uctive, tonic made II is nice to take
and puts tho user back on his or her feet
quick.
Right now q person runs unnecessary
risk by being in 4 rundown condition
Avoid such wIntry dangers and troubles
BY building yourself up strong and well
right now All druggists have Earle $
Hypo-Cod. The cost is tritilng compared
with results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
K, Of P. OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED
BLACK PRINCE LODGE HAs HoUs-
ING SESSION.
Crack Degree staff Coufsrs Third Rank
on Tive.

Officers Of Black Prince Lodge NO. ~
Knights Of Pythias. were Installed III
the presence of ESQ or more members OF
tho order last night at the Pythian Eas-
ue Chapline and Twenty-seventh street.
The installation was conducted by lie,
puty Grand Chancellor G. 4. Hilde ofaho
and staff. The officers seated last night
are:
Chancellor Communicates. Leach
Master Of Work-M. Cunningham
Master at Arms-Samuel lmooerstes'
Iner Guard-M. Ricketts,
Inner Guard--M. Ricketts,
Master of Finance-G. L. HiloeoFano'
Master OF E.xchequer--J. s. Thomas.
Keeper Of Records and Seal-Jacoo j.
Reineke. plat
The crack degree staff Of BACK
Prince lodge, regarded as one OF inc
finest IN the Ohio Valley. conferred inc
rank of knight upon class OF I'VE
The work Of the degree staff was h'6nIy
complimented by visiting kniEnts' VINO
represented the membership oil score
or more of other lodges.
4 social session. with a NUMBER OIL
interesting short addresses, followed the
business Of the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Opportunity Circle.

The Opportunity Circle OF the Vancr
Memorial church will hold their regular
monthly meeting this afternoon at 2:I5
o'clock. in the Mems bible Class room.
The program will be an interesting one
with China" the subject. and following
tho business session a social good time
will he enjoyed and tea will be poured
MS George NJ. Hunt and Mrs. c. !. Kill
meyer are hoStcssrs for this occasion.
and the program follows:
Devotional Services Mrs. Ed Pcddcord
The Redemption OF Chinese Women"
.................. Mrs. Edward NcT
The New t'hina' Mrs. ". z. KnohIaugh
Vocal Solo Mrs. Maymc Morgan VicwIg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
STOLEN PROPERTY

Chief OF Police Edward Hyland. OF
Martins Ferry. last evening stated he
has identified John Glenn, aged 81
years, who was arrested Wednesday
evening on tho Market street bridge
BY officer Flanagan as the robber who
entered the homes OF Mrs. Laura
sauters and Thomas Jones. OF Elm
street Martins Ferry last Saturday
night
Chief Hyland declared Glenn was
wearing an overeoat stolen from the
sauters home when arrested. while he
was also wearing a watch stolen from
the Jones home. both Of which were
Identified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
IF You Have Bad Cough
Can't Sleep-Feel
Weak and Bad
DO WHAT SHE SAYS
BE STRONG-WELL

II had a severe spell OF sickness and
Il left mo with worry bad cough. The
doctor said il was Bronchitis. l couldn't
&c. rid of it and became SO nervous.
weak and rundown l couldn't eat or
sleep right and just dragged around
coughing and feeling bad all the timo
But OH! how good felt just few days
after started using Earle's HypoCod
I never dreamed they could make a med
CINE so good and powerful. Ny appetite
came back. My cough disappeared and
haven't had a sign OF one since. My
strength returned and I was soon feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
womAn's Club Elects.

A most interesting meeting or the
IVoman'y Club Of Martins Ferry was
held Thursday afternoon IN the Boaro
O! Trade rooms. Following delightful
program election Of officers far the en-
suing wear was held. with th"S" results
President Miss Emma Henderson
first vice president. Mrs Frank Bern
hardt; second vice president Mrs. John
Nelly: recording secretary. Mrs. Waltcr
Taylor: corresponding secretary. Miss
Agnes payis: treasurer. Mrs. Simon Tar
kcr: Hrsl director. Mrs. Fred l.. ScIoy;
Second director. Mrs. R'anche NJ. bup'
ton: third director. Mrs. Floyd Rennctt
Mrs. John N. Turner was hostess Tor
this occasion. and the meeting was one
of the most profitable and cnEroSS'nS
in mary months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Doho Dance,

At the EikS club this evening the
DriEand Of Dahna Temple No. 1854. will
hold another one Of their series OF de-
Gghtful dances. an exceptionally sue
'ccsSful evening hriu < anticipated. EX-
ccl,ent will he provided by tho Sunshine
Boys orchestra and M evening Of real
enjoyment is promised those attending.
Preparations have been made for a large
attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Evening OF Club Amusement.

An evening OF club amusement will be
given sunday evening. January ~. I'M
der the auspices ~ the Eon street Tenn
pic Sisterhood at the home "f Mrs Dave
Banov. 20l Broadway, Island. Tables
may be reserved in advance by tele-
phonirE Mrs. Julia Dreyfus at 4o7 North
Front street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Card Party Thursday.

\ card party will be given THURSDAY.
January 81, AT the Elks' Club a. Eff
tecnth and Eoft streets The benefits
received will 70 10 the Womcns Hoard
of tho Ohio Valley General hospital l..
Tickets arc now on sale and those dc
string to attend car get same by mem
lers in charge OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

10 celebrate In honor OF Miss Clara
C'ushman. founder OF the Standard Bear
rr Society. Mrs. G. Fred Anderson will
be toaStr StrcSs on TINS occasion and
an excellent program will add TO the
general enjoyment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
missionary Affair.

Everything Is about ready for tho big
banquet At Thomson NJ. f. church. Mon
day evening, January "a when the
young women of the foreign missionary
societies OF tho Methodist Episcopal
churches Of the city will come together
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
POPULAR ORCHESTRA DANCE

Spangler Melody Boys, Elks, audi
forum, Wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs. Dat
mans select Saturday evening dances:
Ccuuemcn So cents and ladies 25, Frat
ran, Martins Ferry. Monday evenings
Jan.@O-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
MacRbces Dance

4 larg" number IT members or Elm
Grove Review Lady Mncah"cS attended
! the infrrmai dance held last evening
/ In Blum'& hall. Elm Grove. Orchestra
music added to tho enjoyment and
general social good time was held,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
nyEs TELEGRAM

DAVIS Island, dam b.l IseV rIs1Hs'
cloudy.
Warren. is fcct. rising, CLOUDY.
Oil City, IA feet. rising. CLOUDY:
Morgantown. 10 feet. fa!inG' ciear.
Steubcrville. - feet. falling CLOUDY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
MAcadeny Dance.

A delightful evening will be enjoyed
by members Of tho Macademy club at
a private dance at the Hotel Windsor
Saturday. The committee is composed
OF: Carmack. chairman: GerbIg, Front.
West and Goetze. Excellent orchestra
music will add to tho pleasure. and
dancing will continue until midnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Professor Butcher. instructor OF
mathematics OF the local high school
who has been under the care OF an eye
specialist for some time. suffering
with an liberated eye, and while he is
able TO perform his duties, there Is
little improvement OF the eye. Prof.
Butcher WAS troubled with tho same
affection two years ago. DR.. FswCett,
who Is taking care OF the professor.
says that It IS one OF the most peculiar
cases which nc has ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Many a successful business has been
built on foundation OF Intelligence
Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Pleasant Affair.

Miss Louise Aulstead was hostess
Thursday evening to quite a gathering
OF her young friends at her homo in
South Warwood, the occasion being her
birthday. Favorite pastimes were pur-
sued throughout the pleasant evening
with dancing the chief diversion. Lun-
cheon was served toward the close OF
the affair. and the jolly crowd departed
for homo at q late hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
BirthdAy Party

At her home in South Warwood Fri
day evening Miss Mildred Morris will
be hostess to a number Of her young
friends in honor OF her nineteenth
birthday anniversary. Games. music
and dancing will be employed to white
away the happy hours, and the evening
will be brought TO 4 conclusion with the
serving OF Il dcIectable luncheon, tho
following boys and girls having been
invited 10 participate In the deNgA tfui
event:
Misses
Clara BNuman Lillian Stc!Eel
Catherine Dorsch Mildred Morris
MeSSrS.-
Nile Schafer Andrew Finley
Tom Mckee Carl Cope
Curtis Strocbel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
MS0||(LEK
A 80 IN,
QUIET WEDDING
IN LATE APRIL
MISS MARTHA SANFORD WILL BE-
COME BRIDE or LOCAL BUS1-
NESS YOUNG MAN FOLLOW
ING LENTEN SEASON.
Brids-to-Bo L. Newcomer In wheeling
Making Her Home With Her Sister
on North Front Street.

An exact dato has not been decioed
on for the wedding Of Miss Martha San
ford and Mr. Peter Vamas. but II Will
be solemnized some time in late April.
Much interest Is ev!nced in this mar
rage. which will be a quiet ceremony
performed in the presence OF members
OF the immediate families OF the prin-
cipals.
Miss Sanford. who camo to Wheel
ing about one year ago from James
town, " Y. and has been residing with
her sister, Mrs. George Zeppos. whose
husband is proprietor Of the Rex the
atre, has made many friends during her
short stay here, while Mr.. NamaS needs
no introduction to local people. being a
we'll known business man, proprietor OF
the Buffalo confcctioneries both here
and in East Liverpool. Ohio. Miss San
ford, who was educated in one Of tho
eastern converts. Is a finished musician
and has become quite a welcome addi-
zion IN local musical circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Ex-senator Sol White. or Ma:Cwan,
who is connected with the licCusc de-
partment of the state highway COM
mission. will arrive in Wheeling next
week 10 attend to the enforcement OF
the automobile license regulations. II
Is reported from Charleston that 1920
licenses will not be recognized after
January IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

local rubbish hauler James Glenn.
narrowly escaped serious injury. or
proha bic death. Yesterday morning when
his horse backed into the gas tank nit
at the old city gas plant on Nineteenth
street. Although the horse was instant
" KILLED Glenn ESCAPED with injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

The memoirs Of the Senior class or
Wheeling High School presented Il"
Miss Bcrnice Cooper. Instructor OF
English, Il beautiful! gold ring. set with
4 blue agate. This gift is token %
their gratitude because OF the services
she rendered IN directing the Senior
class play, she Stops TO Conquer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Kty&@jd


A number OF the students attending
>he Elliott Commercial school visited
the state penitentiary at Moundsville
yesterday The visit was made In con-
Mcction with one of their studies COM
mCrical law. While there they visited
tho shirt and broom factories and the
dining hall. The trip was interesting as
we'll as educl tional.
Morris tribune., 1921-03-04

The Eastern Star will hold its. reg.
ular meeting in Masonic Hall on
Tuesday evening, Mar. 8.
Jay Berkins arrived in Morris on
Monday tosspend a few days on bust
ness He, is living in Walker, now.
; The Stevens County Child Welfare
Board will meet next Tuesday at
100 o'clock in Judge A. L. Stenger's
Office.
Mrs. H. S. MacLagan left Monday
morning for Minneapolis for a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. r. e.
Roberts and son, Leroy Matteson.
! Miss; Nellie Moran has just re-
ceived news from the board of con-
troll in st. Paul Of her reappointment
as secretary of the Child Welfare
Board.
The redecorating process which
has been going on in the lobby,
writing room and dining halls of the
Merchants Hotel for the past six
weeks is now completed.
yCoffees, our speciality. In order to
introduce them to you,: on Saturday
and Monday, March 5th and 9TH
= only, with each $500 purchase Of
any goods except sugar we will sell
you one pound of your favorite kind
of coffee for 10 cents. Cash-Saving
Store, where your dollar has more
cents. adv.
> The, Woman's Union Of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
!; home of Mrs. P. E. Miller on We'd
q nesday afternoon, March 9. The
: assisting hostesses will be Mrs. E.
Peterson, Mrs. C. Buckentin and Mrs,
/ Hemming. This meeting will be in
the form of a shower. ALI ladies
< cordially invited to bring dona'
r. ton that will be of use to the apron
t or fancy work committee. A 15G
lunch will be served.