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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-13
BEKWOOD
Regimental Meet Tonight.

The LIST West Virginia regiment 81
the Uniform Rank uf IN knights at
I'v;hIaS vii meet his evening IN IN"
armory After the business session -
disposed &C the men Will enjoy a smoker
and banquet. The meeting VIII b" pre-
sided over by Rcgim"ntal t"u:.'dn"'r
R'S>ctt. All members Of IN" or
der are urgcl Ia hr present
Still After game.
The Cathedral high school Of Wheel
ing negotiated with the Union author
tiles yesterday for a gam" of aaS"ba II.
which Cathedral has been intending 10
do for some time. hut rs tn" season IS
too near 2 close tho locals Thought Il
advisable to refuse the offer. mon now
has four more games on Their schedule
il another gamr with Linsly IS arranged
which means that Two games vii! HI"
played each week The game scheduled
with West Liberty for Saturday has
been cancelled by IN" Normal school. as
they arc going on a trip down the state
Had Pictures Taken.
Tho Union high school baseball squad
had their picture taken yesterday. tn"
picture was taken by Parsons. Of Wheel
ing Tho squad is larger this year than
for a good many seasons. About fifteen
men are on III" picture.
To Start Soon.
n is generally reported in this city
that the steel department Of the Wheel
ing Steel and Iron. Bcnwood branch, Will
resume operations May %. IT was
learned from semi-offiCial source last
evening that the exact date sfor the
opening had not been set.
Stunt Night Called on.
Stunt night, which was to have been
held May "a. by the pupils or Union
hirh, has been called off owing to the
nearness of examinations. and as the
time for preparation has been so snort.
This is q yearly function and the stu
dents and graduates will regret II deep
" that the affair has been called of.
Kerry Klub Meeting.
The semi-monthly meeting or the
Kerry Klub will be held Sunday after
noon at the Kerry klub Ramp, on the
Narrows 4 few matters Of the greatest
Importance will be discussed and all
members arc urged TO be present
Game Called on.
The I'nion-l,insly bas all game
which was 10 have been played yester-
day afternoon was called of on account
of rain The Linsly players were late
in arriving on the field, and when they
did arrive rain had started TO fall so the
game was called off. Another game has
not been arranged as yet. but II Is
thought, that one will be scheduled Tor
next week.
Benwood Briefs.
&C. B. ,Gorsuch, superintendent OF the
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Additional Jurors Drawn.

Ross n. Fowler. clerk Of courts. and
ri, hard r. Lynch sheriff. have drawn
twelve additional names from tho jury
wheel. These persons are to serve as
petit jurors in common pleas court and
are TO appear on Tuesday morning. May
II. at Q o'clock. The names are as fol-
lows:
y. O. McCunc. Bridgeport. r. /. y. :.
John Barber. Morrison. Albert Johr-
sion. st. Clairsvillo. Elmer Lee Scott.
Bcllarr. 1886 Belmont street. Ross
Brown BarncSvillc. - F. u. !. c. j.
Mobley. Armstrong; Mills. Charles w.
Harris. Flushing. Preston W. hult. st.
Clairsville. Frank Long, Bcllairr. 319j
Monroe street. c. G. Woodcock. Rridg"-
port. Warren Lawrence. Dilonvalc. r.
+. y. .. Adolph Burkhar1. Barncsviiit,
K. i. II. |.
Probate Court.
Harriet V. Riley. deceased. VIII ard
application to admit TO probate fled
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To Entertain Class

TO Entertain Glass
Mss Freda Fctte will entertain the
members Of her Sunday School class at
hct home Of Mr.. and Mrs. h. II. LuteS
this evening. The guests VIII spend
delightful evening in games. music ana
other diversions. A delicious luncheoh
Will be served at the conclusion or 'ne
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the thrls-
tan church will hold a bake sale SAT
urday afternoon and evening IN IN"
Cooperative and the Shaw Contect'on-
airy They will have a wide variety OF
delicious pasteries on sale. and n" DOUBT
they will be we'll patronized.
Tag nay Postponed
Due 10 the American Legion hoidinE
tag day on Saturday the Playground
association has postponed their SAFE OF
Gags for May 2Sth. The Legion tags
Will b. sold by twenty-five OF the pre-
test girls OF the town. and no DOUBT
there will be much contributed 10 the
fund as it is to be used TO help make
the memorial day celebration huge
success.
Family Reunion
4 family reunion was held TUESDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mr. and MRS
r: =. Rowands Of Seventh street. MI.
and Mrs Rowands are the parents OIL
nine children and there are thirty granu
children who were all present. the gay
was pleasantly spent in games. music
and other diversions. \ delicious SIX
course dinner was served AT six O'CLOCK
Held Special Meeting
The members Of tho NJ. y powler
Company y. 222. l. r, n OF T. heio a
special melting last evening in th"'r nA'i
on Marshall street. Plans were a's-
cusscd to cooperate with the America,
Legion in helping TO make the Memoirs ,
dar celebration success. 4heE
turn out in, body in the parade ana
will do much TO make the affair sue
cess
entertained Society
Last evening. ut her home on seventh
street. Mrs. VIM Hart entertained the
members of the Missionary Society OIL
ths Christian church. After roadnG
tho lesson over and discussing it the re-
nainder Of the evening was spent IN
social time. delicious luncheon was
served at late hour
social In Church
The Boy Scouts will give Soc,a'
this evening in the parlors OF the NJ T.
church. They vii have pie. cakes. zoe
cream and all kinds OF corrections lot
! sale \ program has been planned Tor
| the evening. after which Socia! time
win be enjoyed All planning 10 al,
I tend may look forward to delightful
| time.
Choir 20 RShe0rse
! The members OF the choir OF the
! Church OF God will meet in the church
this evening to prepare number OF
selections for the Sunday services. IL
! is very important that all members be
present.
MANY Attend Convention
{ 4 large number Of the members OF the
! Christian Endearor Society journeyeo 70
! NOundSv!le in body iast0 evening
when they attended the Wheeling dis
tric, convention Of the Christian En-
deavor Society. The main addresses OF
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the evening were made by Rev. Samuei
NJ Gibson. of the First Presbyterian
church. Wheeling, and G.. 4. HriZrr,
state secretary Of the Christian En-
dea vor Socct.
Saw 9oxing Carnival
| Many local people last night witness
| scd the jamhoree at The Market audi
torium at Wheeling when Rerni" Hahn
| and Eddie P!nrhot battled fog the OH"
! General Valley General Hospital II 10
, Understood that plans were Sprour"d by
some Of the more enterpriSing citizens
on the intrrurban coming back from
! the fight for an affair Of the kind here
soon.
! west Liberty Here
West Liberty Normal Will meet Union
! High School on the Benwood base bal
field saturday afternoon and the Union
boys have been spending the week proc
! IA ring for thecIaSh. The West Liberty
boys arc the only outfit that has been
: able 70 score victory against IN"
! Union school this year and coach Hag-
gertv promises that they will not be
} able to get away with Il again.
| McNEechen Perronals
Fred Baumberger has been removed
! 10 his home from tho Glendale hoSpit-
! al and is reported 10 h" in serious
condition.
! Mrs Martin Knapp. who has h""n
| visiting in Martins Ferry. has arrived
home.
! Mrs. Earl Fish has returned to West
| Liberty after spending u few days here
with relatives.
A. r. Scott and family leave within a
| few weeks for Terra Alta. where they
: will spend the summer
! Mrs. Harry Leeds is confined 10 her
! \ no CIV
VIM. Tarr OF Logan street. is making
number Of repairs 70 his home.
, new porch is being built and the house
! pa lnted.
! Miss Irene Meighn who has been Wis
itinr hero has returned to her home at
! Wheeling.
: Misses Margaret Lukcns and Dot JOS
J ephs. Of Bethany College. arrived here
today 70 visit over Sunday. -,
I Ed Connors has gone 10 Brooklyn
| Junction 10 spend few weeks.
| Mrs Martin Sprouts who has been III
! for number Of days is recovering,
Theodore Wenzel Is on tn" road 10 re-
! covery from a serious Illness
! Mrs Chas Breaches who recently was
| orerated on at the Ohio Valley General
hospital Is a little improved q:
Mrs Joe Duffy has gone TO KENTUCKY
| TO visit for a number OF days.
Mrs |. H. Morris who has been WIS
/ iting here has returned to her home at
Lancaster. q.
+, Mrs. Powell is getting along nicely
after sprions illness.
Miss Lucille Smith Is able 10 he OUT
after q serious illness for the past
week.
Miss r,nrena PAUL. has returned 10 her
home at Washington. Pa after orlet
visit here
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Hartley. and son.
! Ei1ly who have been visiting in Wash
ling1on, Pa, have arrived home
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with waivers ~ notice of VIII. Fl. Riley
and Lee a. Riley. Set for nearing May
H. 1921. at |" a. M. Notice ordered TO
Anni" May Riley and order Issued 10
Sheriff
John Howl.y. deceased. viii lad APP
piiratiun to admit 10 probate flied.
MARTHA ". Smith. deceased. Appl:ca,
tlnu filed for appointment OF a lminiStra-
tri\. Bond. si.00n filed ami Approved
Amendment made letters ordered and
issu"i inventory ordered. order issued.
Antoni ObraChta deceased. inventory
filed. approved and record ordered.
Bort H. Pickett. deceased Order and
rcport Of private sal" Of part ct Per
sonal property file. approved and record
ordered.
Thomas Hill deceased. rroof of ub-
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aication Of notice Of appointment Met
approved and record ordered. 49,
Realty Deeds Piled 4
r. T. Lynch. sheriff, to hadalenS
Rerrctti. land in rultney township: Wy
John II. Anderson. sheriff. to .Dr. u
T. link. land in Bellaire. -. -. >
Margarctta +: McNamec and Thomas
J. McNamee. to l.. S. Palmer, Iand IN
Hunter: $4,000. %
George Green AMI L'noa Hreen II
psui Swjlalski and Mary Swilalski. land
in Shadysde; $1,000.
Leo r, Elikan. administrator. to Gag:
rio /. Heath, land in Bellaire: $500. ~
Garret and basement hold many az;
earded articles that can be turnSd ino4
cash through Intelligencer Want Ao4
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STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc or 81 boetIe
OF Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
SHu %lu md that irritations, pimples
oIaSkheads eczema, blotches, ringworm
any similar akin troubles will disappear.
s. emo, the penetrating. satisf sing
h hqplG 10 all that Is needed. fUr i
tS iisnes most skin erupdona makes
me SKIN soft, smooth and healthy.
1he Z. W, Ross Co. Cleveland. e.
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M'MECREN.

Thirty-two patterns to select from.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. Tel. 663.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-13
F. r. DUNNIflG, Manager

FIR. CUNNING, Manager
The Chesapeake e Potomac
Telephone Company
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13

State in the Union. Yes, and even.
Canada and Mexico.
And that's not all. The tele-
phone
His Honor was called away by the.
insistent ringing of the bell of his
phone even as he spoke.
My dear madam" he explained
through Mr. Bells invention. 'No
strings We're pulled to permit Mrs.
Kaber to go to the Reformatory. The
State Legislature passed law in 1915
ordering all female offenders confined
in the Marysville Reformatory.
Yes, they're all sent there.
NO, l do not know that it is a
pleasure resort / have never been
there. What's that? A shame? Per-
haps it is, but get after the legisla-
tors. l can only enforce the laws they
write
The Judge came back to the porch.
and continued:
It's surprising how people blame
me for what they call miscarriage Of
justice Mrs. Bernon and thought to
spend quiet vacation here, but
wish We had gone to the wilds. far
away from the telephone and farther
away from the mails.
Il do not attempt to answer the let
ters. There are too many. A few ex-
press sympathy for the woman. but
the majority feel that undue leniency
was shown"
Here the telephone rang once more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13

Ohio, for having been the head of a
conspiracy which resulted in the death
of her husband, Daniel F. Kaber, veal
thy publisher, at his suburban home
two years ago.
Judge Bernon, who delayed his va
cation three weeks to hasten the trial
of the murder queen" has been at
tempting TO rest up for the duties of
the fall term at his home on Cleve-
land Heights, but persons dissatisfied
with the verdict rendered and the pun
ishment imposed have been telling
the Judge, by letter and telephone,
just what they think of him for send
ing such a person to pleasure re-
sort as the Reformatory has been
called instead of incarcerating her in
the Ohio Penitentiary.
Don't blame me. Talk to the Ohio
Legislature, the Judge tells those
and their name is legion--who call
him over the telephone.
When a representative of the Inter-
national News Service called the other
day he found the Judge immersed in
reading a tremendous pile Of mail.
Look at this stuff, said His Hon
or. This is a fair days sample of
what / get, although l believe, as the
days pass and distant letter writer's
are heard from, there is slight in
crease" and the judicial hand waved
toward a pile of perhaps two hundred
letters postmarked from nearly every
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
win Serve Meals

The ladies of the First Christian
church will serve meals this year. as
usual. in the church basement, during
the Roundup. Dinner and supper
will be served on each of the three
days. Their reputation for quality and
service will be maintained on the same
high standard as formerly. The wom-
en- under the leadership of Mrs. Les
ter Boyd, who is general chairman
have already held number of meet
ing and have their arrangements near
ly complete. Mrs. s. G.. Reetz will
have charge of the dining room. A
competent committee has charge OF
the kitchen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Decorations Put Up.

Roundup decorations are flutter-
ing in the breeze today in preparation
for the 1921 show, The bannerS
were placed on Court street this NOR
ming by Sam Wright. who is in charge
and decorations will be placed on
other streets during the remainder of
the week. The national colors, and
Roundup banners are being used
with good effect. The first of the
many lunch counters is going up to-
day ON Webb street near the Masonic
building and is being built by Elliott
Miller. Included in other preparati-
ons for the big three day drama is
the getting in shape of the stage
coaches which will be used for pa
rades and races.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Red Cross Drive This FalI

The annual Red Cross membership
drive will open Armistice Day, Novem-
iber IL, this year and close a week lat
err says Miss Esther Kelly, social SER
vice worker who is in charge of the
Umatilla Red Cross office. A large
publicity campaign is being prepared
in anticipation of the drive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Chief Says to Clean Up.

William Ringold, chief Of the Pen
dleton fire department, is now launch
ing fall cleanup crusade with the
primary purpose of getting rid OF all
rubbish and dry grass that contains
fire menace. The chief does not want
TO have any fires during the Round
Up IL fires may be avoided and ac-
cordjngly is asking cooperating along
the clean up line. He takes the po-
sition that to clean away all rubbish at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
win Return to Idaho

Il. P. Bloss and Howard Higgins,
who have been spending the summer
as forest patrols on the Umatilla Ma
tional Forest, are in the city en- route
to Moscow, Idaho, where they will en-
ter college. Both are ex-service men
who are receiving benefit from the vo-
cational training act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Miss Youell In office

Miss Miriam Youell, of Portland, is
a new addition to the local office of
the Umatilla county Red Cross. Miss
Youell, who is a University of Wash
ing girl, is associated with the North
west Red Cross division. In Seattle
she did work for the Social Welfare
League, the Orthopedic Hospital and
the Juvenile Court. she will remain
here for two months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Off for O. A. G.

Off for o. A. O.
Alfred Koeppen and Lawrence
Warner left last night for Corvallis to
enter O. A. C. Koeppen Is an old stu
dent at o. A. c. and Warner will enter
as freshman. other members Of last
years Pendleton high school graduat-
ing class who are reported as intend
ing to enter o. A. c.. this fall are John
Saunders, Harry Mytinger. Lusius
Mathieson, Gilbert Struve, Blaine
Kennedy and Leo Temple.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Receives Appointment.

Hugh Kirkpatrick has been appoint
ed manager Of the advertising depart
ment OF the Peoples Warehouse. Mr..
kirkpatrick has been with the store
for number of years and has consid-
cradle experience in this line of work.
He will supervise the merchandise dis
plays of the store as well as handling
the advertising.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Work Is FINISHED

Twenty three miles of new tele-
phone construction has been complet-
ed in the extreme south end of the
Wenaha division of the Umatilla ma
tional forest, says j. C. Kuhns, super
visor who has just returned after di-
recting the work. The line is from
Corporation ranger station to the sum-
nit of Mt. Emily, and also the sum-
NIT ranger station. 1t connects with
the line extending to Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
LEN!ENCY TO MURDER QUEEN
CHARGED TO JURIST NKABER
CASE BY DAILY LETTER BRIGADE

one-third, if you should ask Judge
Maurice Bernon, Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, who presided at the
trial of Mrs. Katherine Eva Kaber,
murder Queen, now spending her life
at the Reformatory in the Marysville,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Indians at Round-Ups.

The Umatilla Indian reservation is
practically deserted this week. many
members of the tribe beink at Walla
Walla for the Frontier Days show and
Others at Lewiston, Idaho. for the
wild west performance. Next week
squaws, braves and papooses will be
camped at the Pendleton Round-Up
grounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
NezQS Notes Of Pemdleton

this time will not merely safeguard
the city from sporadic fires but will
also add much TO the appearance Of
the city while the throng Of visitors
are here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13

10 a. m. Friday. Anyone who wishes
to give clothing for the sale is asked
to telephone 1862 and Salvation Army
members will call for the donations.
The proceeds will be devoted to local
relief work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
BY WILLIAM 0. HUsKE

international News Service staff
Correspondent
CLEVELAND, Sept. lat isn't all
beer and skittles-this thing of being
Judge. In fact, it isn't half or even
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
80 80 ~A~
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

August 26-30--Water First
, Aid course at City Natatorium.
Direction Of Joseph C. Hedges.
September 10--Hermiston Ex-
} pertinent Station Field Day.
September 19-24-Northwest
} Grain and Hay Show.
September %. 30, 24--Annual
J. Pendleton Roundup.
October 7-S-Seventh Annual
Dairy and Hog Show, at Her.
, miston.
, = = o y 90 &c O . AN .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Weather rs Warmer Todnr.

The weather is warmer today, the
maximum being Sc. The minimum
was 2S, four degrees below freezing,
while the barometer registers 29.70.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Board NIeeting TOnIght.

A. meeting of the board of managers
of the Commercial Association has
been called for 1880 this evening, At
fairs pertaining to Happy Canyon
will constitute the chief business be-
fore the board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Sale To he Held.

The Salvation Army will hold its
annual rummage sale at the Salvation
Army hall on Alta street OH Friday
and Saturday. The sale will open at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Permit is Issued.

Permit Is Issued.
A permit was issued today to #. G..
Searcy for remodeling the kitchen Oh
his dwelling, Sis jefferson street. The
permit is for $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Robinson Fined

ItObInsOn Fined
w. A. Robinson Of Freewater, was
fined $25 and costs yesterday in JUS
tice Millers court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-13
Blankets

It's blanket time. Our blan-
kets keep you warmer. Cotton
blankets, wool finish blankets
and wool blankets S2.75 to $25.
The Era-leader., 1921-09-08

protection during the process of
termination and infancy. In this
work of protection we can ap.
ply the word 'subdue'. What
can you imagine that is wilder
and in need Of sugjugation more
than a rampant woods or forest
fire? Seed can not and will not
germinate nor trees regenerate
and replenish when fires are per-
mitted to run wild and unsubdued
over the land. Thus we see from
the very first book of the Bible
there is something constructive
that we can all do and at the same
time be working in harmony with
the plans of the Creator of all
things. Construct means to create
or build anew and is the exact op.
posite of destruct. To renew or
create again requires both con-
Germ and energy. To destroy, need
only be to replenish and subdue
are mighty words. Both together
they carry the idea of making use
Of and replenishing, that there
shall be no want, and subdueing
the wildness in nature, that the
work of replenishing may 60 on
unhampered.
Our fine word conservation evi.
IDENTIFY bas its origin in the above
concept. We are in this modern
day doing lot Of ofteaching in our
schools and colleges on the science
of conservation. The science of
Home Economics is a phrase of
this subject, Most of our teach
ing on conservation, however: is
with reference to the utilization of
the mature product. The mature
or finished products especially
that of timber will play out some.
time unless the principals of re.
plenishing are taught also. Then
we ought to do more teaching in
our schools and homes on the
great subject of replenishing and
subdueing the earth. Locally ap-
piled the work Of subduing should
come first for consideration with
reference to growing trees.
May be we oughtto subdue our.
selves first then we could see
The Era-leader., 1921-09-08

more clearly how to subdue for
est fires for the common good
There is hardly anything in the
animal kingdom speaking from
the natural standpoint, that needs
subduing mere than man himself.
If we can subdue the wildness in
our own natures we are better tit
ted to subdue the other things.
It's a wonder to me that some good
preacher don't find a mighty good
sermon lurking in the text "Mul-
tiply and repleni5h the earth, and
subdue it,.
]. K.Johnson, Supt.,
Forestry and Cut-Over Land
Dept, Great Southern Lumber Co,