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Briefs,

r. l.. Bowman. local banker, has re-
turned from a visit with friends at ST.
ClaiSsville
Harry S. McGregor. local lumber
dealer. left yesterday for an out-or-
town visit.
Postmaster Jonn B. Flynn has re-
turned from Cleveland where he at
tended the meeting Of realty company
OF which no IS a director. IS percent
cash dividend was declared.
Mrs. ]. Frank Francis has returned
70 her home on Thirty-nfth street after
Il visit at St Clairsyille.
There will be- Il dance held Thursday
evening at the Moose hail on Union
street
c. ". Rodefer. local glass manufac-
turer. has returned from a business
visit at ST. Clairsviile.
The sewing which was scheduled FOR
this afternoon At the Sons OF Israel
Temple has been postponed until later.
The Woman's Missionary socie,y OF
the First Reformed church viii be en-
terta!ned this evening at the horne '
Mrs. George Barrett on North JCSrs 4.
son street.
The members Of the H. G. L. club
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ware store on Hanover street. Saturday
afternoon, and good patronage Is an.
| tIc!patcd from their friends.


The members Of Martins Ferry Post
No. 50 Of the American Legion have ar.
ranged to take one membership IN the
Martins Ferry Board of Trade.
DR.. and Mrs. John l.. Hervey Of this
city are spending few days IN Ne
wark. o.. called by the death Of a rel
alive.
The Maids and Matrons will be en-
tertaIned at the home Of Mrs. Alex
Dixon in the Brady Apartments to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Mitchell Jr., Is reported
quite III at her home on South Eighth
street.
All Of the coal miners IN this vicinity
received their semi-monthly pay yes
terday.
Work will be started on the founda-
ton for the new boiler y at the light
plant today by men in the employee Of
Contractor Hanse II. Criswell.
Sheriff Dizzy Lynch Of st. Clairsville.
O., was 4 business visitor in this city
yesterday morning.
The weekly meeting Of the Junior
Orders Of United American Mechan-
les will be held In their hall on Han
over street tomorrow evening.
The members Of the Young Ladies
Bible class held a Japanese tea in the
social rooms Of the church on Walnue
street last night.
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wore entertained last evening by Mrs
Fred George at her home on Franklin
street. Various social diversions were
enjoyed.
The ladies' Of the United Presbyte-
rian church Will hold an al day sew
ing at the church today.
The members Of the Woman's MIS-
slonary society OF the Second PresoN-
terrain church were entertained last eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. James Nc
Graw on Nortph Jefferson street.
Miss Sadie Wiley has returned TO her
home at Proctor. w. Va. after visit
with friends here.
Herman Foulke has returned TO MS
home at Mansfield after visit with
friends in this city.
The condition of John r. Cow Of
Union street. who is At the City hospi-
tai, continues to improve.
Fire Chief James Il. Fitton has re-
turned from a business visit Mt 81.
Clairsvllc.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Lewis and two
children OF Highland Park. Mich, nave
arrived here for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jacob Reitz has returned TO her
homo on North Jefferson street after 4
visit In Columbus.
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Five years ago J. A. Davis. 2i5s COL
lis avenue, Huntington. w. Va, direct
descendant Of p. T. Barnum, worlds
greatest Snowman, was stricken with
paralysis He fought valiantly for his
life and without giving up hope finally
mastered the awful affliction, put was
left in a terrible rundown condition
with menacing stomach trouble He
doctored and doctored with little or no
benefit Finally he was told about Herb
Sap-an extract Of Mother Natures
Pure Herbs. He took only one bottle
and was amazed in finding that 1t in
creased his appetite and built up his
system TO such an extent that he now
feels just like schoolboy. When in
terviewed Mr. Davis said:
~ was left in a complete rundown
condition since stricken with paralysis
five years ago. 1 had no appetite nor
ambition to move. I was so nervous l
couldn't sit still in one place for more
than a second at 4 time. I left my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
CHICAGO FINALLY JAILS
HER STAR PICKPOCKET

Chicago. Jan. IS. - Eddie Jackson,
Chicago's perfect pickpockct. is no
longer "Eddie the Immune" For years
Eddie has laughed at the efforts OF the
police TO jail him. But today he met
his Waterloo, when Judge Caverly. III
the Dcs PLANES police court, fined him
$40 and sentenced him to years i'm
prisonment.
Eddie Came TO court with his old
time u"nchalanc", but neglected to bring
a lawyer.
&c. but they're breaking bad for NE
lately" sighed Eddie. This is the
first time in ten years that the dicks
got to me. I should have brought a
lawyer with me. but you know l have
passed third Of my life in court rooms
beating the hollcrs Of the suckers. that
Il seemed Il useless expense. | guess a
lawyer is good investment for a guy
when he's in trouble all right"
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NERVOUS, SICkLY
PEOPLE NEED HERB SAP
Cousin of p T. Barnum Worlds Greatest Circus Show
man. Tells How He Found Health in Extract
of Mother Natures Herbs.

meals untouched, hardly eating enough
10 keep me alive. + tried every medi-
cine I saw advertised and all that any
one told me about, but seemed 70 get
no better. Finally 1 stumbled into
nature medicine called Herb Sap and
got 4 bottle of 1t. I took 1t religtously
and 1 must confess that the second dose
brought my appetite back like magic
Now eat like horse at every meal I
sleep like a boy and my nerves feel
rested at all times. feel II my duty
to publicly praise Herb Sap, as am
convinced there is nothing better m the
world than this natures extract for
sIckly people. All I can say 10, I hope
everyone tries Herb Sap and becomes
convinced rs I was. I know they Will
be happy"
If you are in rundown condition,
have stomach trouble. indigestion. feel
nervous, dizzy, restless, sleepiess or
have rheumatic pains. aches and
twinges, obtain a bottle Of Herb Sap
at once.
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Annual Meeting Held

The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton Of the Christian church was held
last night at the church. Officers for
the ensuing year were reelected. An
nual reports submitted showed all OF
the church organization in excellent
condition financially and otherwise. Fol
lowing the business sessions OF the con-
Cregation, a social event was held ii
the club rooms in the basement. with an
excellent program and a luncheon.
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TO STOP VAEM6.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
East Liverpool. Jan. 25.-As a re-
suit Of an investigation Of the death
Of William Carey, 90, who died Of in
juries sustained last November. whom
he fell into an open cellar, police to-
night announced every effort would be
made to prevent hazing in East Liver
pool. Police believe Carey was fatally
injured while attempting to escape from
crow of men who Joined what IL
termed. "A good spature," form Of
hazing.
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Of medicine, but nothing helped me
until recently began using Herb Sap.
1 just believe In Herbs and always
have, and although I am not surprised
that Herb Sap brought back my health,
must say am indeed grateful. It
is really remarkable, though, how muca
benefit l obtained from this delightful
medicine. as I now sleep sound and eat
hearty. I have recently bought many
bottles Of Herb Sap for my friends.
who are likewise receiving wonderful
benefit in building up their systems and
regaining their health. 1 do hope every
s!ckly person will take Herb Sap"
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Hopes are now entertained that resi-
dents of Moundsvillo will again De
given the privilege Of paying the old
hvc-cent fare to .rido L trolley car
within the city limits However, rs
has been tho case in other towns and
cities in tho state where the street
car rates have been increased the iran
rh!Se3 Of the various cities have been
ignored by the Public Service Commits
sion. therefore favoring the traction
lines. The outcome of the city coun-
ellis action OIL the matter, however. IS
looked forward to with bright hopes.
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Send Clothing to Europe

Ladies' OF the local Catholic church
have gathered together quite .coilec-
ton Of old cast or clothing which Will
be set IN the very near future TO suffer
ers In Central Europe Amy one having
old clothing OF any kind they are ready
to throw away, are requested TO leave
same in the basement OF the Catholic
church and 1t will go along to help the
suffering people Of Europe.
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All's Lovely Now,
Goose Hangs High
For First Time in 20 Years Mrs
Rettig Now Sleeps.

For 20 long years I had been trou-
bled with insomnia, just rolling ana
tossing all night long. To be sure l
got little nest, but my sleep was all
broken up. l would sort OF doze on
into slumbcr md then wake up all OF
q sudden, every nerve in my oody
jerking and twitchinG." says Mrs. John
c. RettIg, 63S South Eighth Street
Louisville. Ky.
II was so continuously nervous that
couldn't sit down TO my meals with
case. l ate but little anyhow and my
stomach was all out of kilter. / doc
tored and doctored and took all kinds
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Train Riders sent Up

The 1--WE mon arrested in this city
few days ago, were sent 10 the county
Jail At ST. Clairsville, yesterday follow
ing their hearings before Mayor Jun
kins. The men were arrested by i. &
o. officer Lewis. charged with train
riding without the Formally OF pur-
chasing 4 ticket An effort was made to
connect them with the robbery Of the
Baltimore and Ohio station at Bannock
few days ago, but evidence did not
warrant holding them on that charge.
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Mat Labor COMMITTED.

A COMMITTEES OF labor union repre-
sentatives and a committee from the
Rella!re Chamber of Commerce will
confer Friday afternoon. The labor
committee desires to know the attitude
of the local body with regard to the
attitude toward union labor. The labor
committee asked for n meeting last
week. but the organization of the cham
Der had not been perfected at that time.
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CLAN MIX.

AS a result of action taken by council
ut its last meeting Moundsville milk
dealers will he compelled TO live up to
the old city ordinance pertaining TO the
sale OF milk. Heretofore no dealer has
ever applied TO tho city clerk for per-
init TO sell milk but in the future It will
be absolutely necessary. Also, the CHER
OF police has been authorized by the
mayor to inspect all milk depots OF the
city for the purpose OF ascertaining the
sanitary conditions OF the place. One
thing is assured Moundsville people,
that they will at least get clean ard
pure milk.
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RiNa cub 6eatinp

The annual meeting Of the members
of the Bridgeport Rife club Of the Ma
tlon&l Rifle association. will he held ut
the Sciby and Reed drug store tomorrow
evening, and all members have been
urged TO be present. The reports OF Of
iicCrs for the past year and the annual
election Of officers will be features OF
the melting.
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Neat1AR Friday.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crs of tho United Dairy company VIII
be held here Friday afternoon. Repre-
sentatives from Barnesville, Wheeling
and other places will attend the meet
ing. The company operates number
OF plants. Directors for the ensuing
year are to be elected and annual re-
ports will be submitted.
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xlay StsusSnyills oirls

The Belhlrs high school girls oas'
kstball team will play the Steubenville
high school Etrls Friday night. The
xafno is to be played at SteuoenViie
and gives promise OF being tho hardest
one yet on the local schedule. The
Steuoenville girls team Is ono OF the
two aSgregations that has been able to
defeat the Wheeling High team in the
past three years. The local team has
made wonderful strides In It's play un'
der the directions OF Miss McCauley.
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Sorority Shower

The members OF the Sorority Of the
Alpha Pi fraternity have completed
plans for q shower party 70 be given
IN honor of Mrs. Carl Kocgler, formerly
Miss Dorothy Eberley Of this city. The
event will be held in the chapter rooms
OF the fraternity on Main street., Thurs
day evening, and all members OF the
sorority have bsen sent invitations.
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Lunehson As Hooa-

Tho members OF tho Bellaire Chamber
Of Commerce will hold another luncheon
at noon today in the Americas Clue
rooms In the Nicholson building on
Union street. Harry s. Russell. recently
named as the president will preside NJ
the meeting. The other permanent OF
ftcors will also take charge at this
1neetfng, A number OF important mat
ter are to be given attention In connec-
RON with the noon meeting.
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RoruR A1aat XarN.

4 man representing himself as rep-
resentative OF the Internal Revenue bu.
raau was in the city and visited Ioca
merchants demanding repayment III
eases where the receipt for last year
income tax payments could not De pro-
GuCSd. ft Is said the man pursuadea .
coupIc Of merchants to give him checks
,.ut that naymcn. was halted when II
vas discovered the man was bogus
agent" The Internal Revenue Depart
nent may take hand in the case. 1t
iS said.
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Raviyal rntereat Grows.

Interest in the big revival services
now being carried on by the Rev. Pyc
at the Saints Chanel on North street is
unprecedented. Each evening many
conversions are made and more souls
are saved. Rev. Eye has proven him
self an excellent speaker and has won
host Of friends in this city, although
he mas only been here q short while.
The services Will continue Indefinitely
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p.r AsaoeiatIon Bauoust.

Tho annual banquet OF the Belmont
County Bar Association. composed of all
the attorneys Of Belmont county. which
Is to be held in tho Eik's club building
on North Fourth street this evening ~
TO be one OF the most elaborate affairs
OF the kind ever hold IN the county. ac-
cordlng to the plans OF the committee
in charge, and number OF good speak
ers are being secured for the program
To follow the eats.
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Public installation

A big meeting and rally OF the re-
views OF the Womcn's Benefit associa-
ton Of this city, Beliaire and Martins
Ferry, will DO held in the Shafrer hall
in Krkwood tomorrow evening. A fca-
ture OF the evenings program will be
tho public installation OF the officers OF
the local review
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MAsuuerada Dance

The members OF the committee from
the Dcgre Of Pocahontas and Red Men
OF this city, announce that the dance to
be given under their auspices. in the
Frat hall at Martins Ferry. Tomorrow
evening, will be in the nature OF n mas
Querade event and all friends as we'll
as members OF the order have been in
rted
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claim that the Red and BLACK basket
tossers are the only thing in the valley.
they do mako the bold statement to the
effect that everything seems to have
been eliminated with the exceptions OF
the local team and Wheeling high
school. Neither of these teams has yet
tasted Of defeat and l great tussle IS
assured when they meet later in the
season.
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70 Xarrx BANQUET.

Practically all OF the attorneys OF
this city will go to Martins Ferry to-
night to attend the annual Belmont
County Bar association meeting. The
event this year will honor J. c. Heinlein
Of Bridgeport. who leaves soon FOR
South America. Indications are that
the event will prove to be one OF the
most enjoyable yet held.
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BRIDGEPORT
TWO PRISONERS ARE
TAKEN TO BREWSTER
Men Arrested Here Monday by OFFICER
Lappert on orders Prom brewster, :.
O., Taken Away

An officer from Brewster, O., arrived
here last night 10 take away the two
young men from that city who were
arrested here Monday evening. by ori-
Ger Charles Lappcit OF the local police
force. The men were arrested on orders
from the police OF that city. and held
for the arrival OF the officer. l. IS
understood that they were wanted in
the Starke county town on charges OF
larceny committed a few days ago and
they were known by the officers OF that
city to be headed in the direction Of
BRIDGEPORT
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1,nnohson This Evening,

Plans have been completed by the
officers and Board of Directors Of the
Bonrd Of Trade. for q light luncheon
for the MENTORS OF the campaign teams
to he served IN the Board Of Trade
rooms. in the Citizens bank building,
this evening. and all OF those who are
connected with tho teams have been
urged 70 attend the meeting which will
be called at s o'clock. for tho purpose
of receiving the rcparts OF the workers.
Mrs. Davidson OF South Fifth street
will serve the luncheon at the close Of
the evening.
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working on Truck.

The representative from the plant
Of the Ahrcns-FoX Company At Cincin-
natl, o., manufacturers fthe big Al
ert pumpcr. started work Of overhauling
the truck yesterday. and the machine
Is expected to be good as new in
few days, Trouble has been experienced
with the truck since an accident = fow
weeks ago.
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Lscturs-Rscital Club.

The members of the Martins Ferry
Lecture Recital club will hold their
semi-monthly meeting in the Board OF
Trade rooms, on Wednesday. February
.. instead Of Tuesday, as has been the
custom. and an excellent program. is
being prepared. The change in days OF
meeting has been neccssltated by con-
flict with another meeting scheduled
for that evening.
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Yonnr Ladiaa ClAaa.

The members Of the Young Ladies
Bible class OF the First Presbyterian
Church are looking forward with in
terest to q social event at which they
will be guests, at the home Of Mrs.
p. w. Medill. on North Fourth street.
tomorrow evening An elaborate pro-
gram Of social diversions has been
planned for the evening.
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Littlston Funeral Today

Funeral services for the late Glenn
uell r. Littleton. aged and wel-known
Avondale resident. who died az hts home
early Monday morning after an Illness
of complication OF diseases. will 10
held this afternoon at the late homo.
Interment will be in the Lower WeGce
cemetery. Deceased was aged rs years.
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nikinfn ORan

The officials Of the Daughters OF
America OF this city announce 4 class
initiation 10 be held In the rooms OF the
Hc!nleln building. Friday evening OF
this week. and all interested members
OF the order have been urged to be pres
cnt at the meeting. A brief social ses-
sion will conclude the meeting.
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Wrought to Hospital.

Louis Namet, a foreign employee OF
the Florence mine OF the \. & o. Coal
Company was brought 10 the local hos
pltaI yesterday morning. suffering with
injuries sustained while At work In the
mine The condition Of the man was
not regarded as serious by attaches OF
the hopsital and his recovery Is cx
pected to be rapid.
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KiwGnis Luncheon.

The plate prizes. as well as two at
tendance prizes. for the members OF the
Kiwanis Club, at the weekly luncheon
In the Elk's Club dining rooms today
at noon have been supplied by Mike
Lndelor local bakery proprietor. and
tho usual good attendance OF the mem
bers Is anticipated.
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Tho high school boys basketball team
win NOT play tho Cambridge high school
Quintet Friday night at the local gym
nasium as has been announced in most
OF tho newspapers. Instead. on Friday
evening the locals meet Warwood high
schools dribblsrs at Warwood. It will
he tho second meeting Of tho teams
,h,s year. The Cambridge games come
on February % and March IL. Satur-
dsy night the locals meet Linsly 1hstt-
rute at the Gravel Hill gym.
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Luther LORguO.

The committee OF the Luther League
Of St. Johns Lutheran Church report
all arrangements completed for the
monthly social event which will b"
given for the leaGuJ in the Sunday
evening. A special program OF interest
has been prepared for the evening. and
refreshments will be served.
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Township MsstinSs.

The January meeting OF the Pultney
township school board was held last
night at the township office in tho city
building. Matters pertaining to the
schools were given attention.
The monthly meeting OF the township
trustees Is to be held tonight at the
city building office.
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BELLAIRE news
Mrs. campbsu, 30, Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth \. Campbell. aged 80
years. died yesterday morning at her
home at Stewartsville. She was born
near Warnock and had resided In this
county all OF her life Three sons
A., OF Rveryiew; w. A.. OF Ssewarts-
vile. and Frank, OF Cambridge ana one
daughter. Mrs. Adeline Spence OK
Sfewartsville.
Funeral services will Be held At the
late home Thursday morning ct $50
o'clock. Interment will DC IN the Bethel
Cemetery at Key.
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El1'S Club Dance.

The first Of the series Of dances 10
be given by the Elk's Club. for their
members and their ladies, will be held
in the rooms of the club building to-
morrow evening. The usual excellent
orchestra has been secured for tho oc-
sion. and fine time has been prom
ised by the committee in charge.
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TWO y Mist.

Two young men were accepted for
enlistment in the army at the local re-
cruiting office yesterday. They were
Joseph +. vascek OF Trumhul street,
this city, and william Il. Hendricks OF
Triadelphia. The local boy enlisted in
the field artillery and the West Fir-
gin!an In the medical department.
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Allan Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Eliza beth Allen. who died at the home
Of Mrs Belle Bonar at Twenty-fhth
and Union streets will be held this att
ornoon az the Bonar homo. 1nterment
will be In the High Ride Cemetery. De-
ceased was aged IS years.