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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
pRCH GUSTS
EOKOMO PASTOR
" Girl, Who Was Rugged
and Kissed, Weeps.


yROMO, Ind. July Pretty Lena
I'll 1s-year-oId factory worker. wept
be North Street Baptist Church here
4 might when the congregation in
Fl meeting sustained the official
:ch board in asking the resignation Of
Rev. Felix Goldman as pastor.
As Grant, an orphan. previously had
,the police she was with the Rev. Mr..
'man shortly after midnight a few
ago when he was attacked by an
iown assailant. She said also the
cher had hugged and kissed her and
asked her TO accompany him to
anspOrt for two or three days.
lis led TO the action by the church
d. Police attributed the attack 10
Iusy with the assertion the preacher
broken up a love affair between the
4 {and a young man from Tennessee.
tpastor is 20 years old and has q
n Of three children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
BECKMAN GIVES
MEMS DESCRIPTION

Beckman lives at 2425 College avenue.
While on the operating table at the
hospital. Beckman gave a description Of
the bandits. He said the men were about
FIVE feet, nine or ten inches tall, were
dressed in rough, old clothes, and wore
felt hats
Attaches at the hospital said the
wounds would not prove serious.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Davis, Bone Guests of
$ Chi's Indiana Society

CHICAGO, July LANES J. Davis
Secretary of Labor, and Scott C. Bone
recently appointed Governor Of Alaska
were guests here today of the Indiana
Society at a luncheon. A number Of
prominent Indlanians attended,
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|ACTS OF
ETECTS TO
bROGATED?
I'D of Accounts to
Refund of Portion
Fees Paid.
Ter BOND ISSUE

State board Of accounts
ceedings for the abroga-
contract between the
u and Snider & Rotz, and
~ between the board and
Snider, the principal is
rMed by demonstrators against
issuance Of school bonds, was
the State tax board
sec. ats board, In a special
ha ,es that the board paid
- tc Snider & Rotz, as con
~ au neers, and to Lewis a.
8 b sonally, as professional
b um of s6O.9O0.6O. Walter
lsr !, the examiner who made
bc urges that suit be brought
r this amount, and this
L bably will be followed.
Estrating against the issuance
! worth Of bonds for the con-
Of four school buildings the
j kAo objected to the bonds
"a khat they would continue to
Is st their issuance until the abro-
) Z thk contract between Snider &
anl thet school board. The action of
,os ID OF accounts Is the first step
"a ringing this about.
EPAIkATE
ICES MADE.
caargts made in the report are
On th4 se premises;
1ksT, khat snider & ROtz were
tor pd IrfOrming duties which the
pfcvides shall be performed by
superintendent of buildings and
ln4s.
rCbND, that Afr. Snider could not
Iyi enter into contracts with the
. a because he was already an
lof the board in the capacity
'o5essiOnal advisor.
-aport states that 3 total Of S45.
lab been paid 10 the firm o. SuIder
Illegally and that a sum Of S19,-
81 still due and that q total Of
s 2 has been illegally paid 10 Mr.
q NTH an equal amount still due.
ting out the alleged relationship
the school board and Snider &
q the school board and Mr.. Sni-
! report says:
ithst91ding that the law pro-
II the superintendent OF build
grounds should supervise the in
OF all heating ventilation,
and drainage for all buildings
used by the board, the board
p d commissioners Of the city Of
7oIs or the 9th day OF Febru-
entered into contract with
RotZ. a firm Of engineers. the
I-r Of which apparently are Lewis
and John VI ROtZ. This con
Divides, among other things,
ss engineers shall prepare plans
eifcations and superintend the
D. on OF all work embraced in and
under such plans and speci1ca-
? all mechanical and electrical
lauts. mechanical and electrical
ion, heating and ventilating and
Continued on PaEe Two.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Coming!

her circus is scheduled for Indi-
Is. Ringling Brothers and Barnum
Az combined shows will be here
IZA July %, at the West Wash
<<AtSset grounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
u. S. Ship Reported
Mined in Black Sea

LONDON, July 1.-The American steam
ship Mopang has been sunk in the Yiack
Sea by a mine, according to a disEJatch
received here today. The ships loss
occurred on Thursday. No lives were
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
YOUTH, Is, ARRESTED
AFTER ATTEMPT TO
ROB JEWELRY STORE
tanning Display of Diamonds
Valued at $4,000.
ESCAPES DURING CHASE

Following attempt ewelry robbery the
business police John
Urcan, alleged
young with attempt
$4,000 Of escaped
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Bow Heat Victim

Walter Hancock, IS, 407 West Norwood
treet, was overcome with heat today
While unloading books in 'front.' Of the W..
(. Stewart store, a East Washington
treet. He was taken to the city hospital
Il an ambulance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
DIPANEL JURIEs MONDAY.

It was announced in Criminal Court
today that the petit jury and the grand{
jury for next term will be impaneHed
next Monday. 1t was also announced
that forty three persons will be arraigned
before Judge James A. Collins on TueQ<s
day to enter pleas. ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
SHOOT
MESSENGER IN
TRAIN ROBBERY
Local Man Not Seriously Hurt
in Battle in Express Car
at Covington.
NO VALUABLES TAKEN

Special to The Times
CONVICTION, Ind, July 1.--Seven rail
road remittance drafts from station
agents along the Peoria and Eastern di-
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No Women on Juries
in Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.--women
Jurors are illegal in the State of Penn
lylYanias the Supreme Court ruled today
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
WEATHER

Nor indianapolis and vicinity
-Elty four hours ending Z D. m.
34i0stly fair and continued
Eht and Saturday.
Z<Lx TEMPERATURE.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
THE WEATHER

.ly fair and continued wa,
~ and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
MOUNDSVILLE
ARMY AVIATOR
THRILLS MANY
3AousandB watched Lieut.. HA5aes'
German fofksr Plane, DO Dare
Devil Stunning.

Practically the entire popuiaee -
Moundsville underwent series 81
thrills during the noon-hour FrioaS
when Lieut.. e. V. HAYNES Of the army
air service. performed daredevil stunts
in tho air with his German FokSer snip;
Tha army officer left the local he'u
about - o'clock and remained IN tne
air FOR about an hour. After attain'hs
a height Of approximately 1.oo" lc<>'
he began 10 nose dive for several nun ,
dred feet. then abruptly somerSsu'
for a like number Of feet.
when he was Within approximately
5000 feet Of terra f1rma he side 'sllppeI
and circled for several minutes win MS
plane turned up in 4 perpendicular po'
sition TO tho arth. These stunts were
eSecuted over and over again ana many
times hundreds of people lookInS Oh
from the ground grew pale when rho
filler darted at a terrific speed towards
tho earth AMI then abruptly began 10
ascend rapidly when he was WITHIN only
. fcw hundred feet OF the ground. These
manouyrrs were kept up for some time
or until hundreds Watching on from me
ground had signihcd TO thel<"i%es that
they had had enough for the time oelnS
Lieut.. Haynes 'lare-dcriltry over THIS
CITY Friday was the first raal air aero
battles performed here. II is hoped now
ever, that his viii not be the last rs
thousands are glad 10 witness INC
"stuuting" Of the filters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Union TO Play warwood

The Union High baseball team will
journey to Warwood this afternoon
where they will meet the fast Warwood
nine. The Unions defeated the up-thc-
river lads few days ago. and feel
that they will be able to do it again
today. Coach Haggerty has put the
teams through a hard week Of practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

and criticism has been goin about III
this city over The la"t.
Kelvin Barry Council.
kcvin Barry council will be heid sun
day afternoon at Liberty hall on NC
MeChcn street. The program committee
have arranged for n number or pleasing
SURPRISES for the members and Il large
number arc expected TO hc IN htehdahcc'
Kerry Klub HE citing.
4 spccial meeting Of the Kerry hluo
has been called for tomorrow al'erhool'
at the Kerry Klub knmp. stop H.
Moundsvillc \ large number from 'nia
city arc anticipating attending, as
few topics Of interest to all VIII ne
brought up for discussion
Plans Proceeding.
Plans for the Kelvin Barry entertain
mcnt are proceeding splendidly and a
wrvl balanced and interesting program
Gill he presented The entertainment
will he held Monday evening at the NC
Ncrhcn school Squire +. r. Dc"gan Is
chairman of the rimmitter. KEY. hco
T. Helm. of tho ST. Matthews luthcra:;
church. VIII deliver the main ADDRESS II
the evening.
False Alarm.
Quite a little excitement was created
yesterday afternoon about luuF ocI"ch
when the alarm boxes rendered the IN
formation that q iirr was raging AT
IIitchman'S ROW but later ii was found
.,ut that the alarm box system was only
being tested out and the fire trucks
given a NttIc exercise Both trucks
went To the hox where the alarm was
turned in from.
Little Action Taken.
Although the city council has passed
- law tha, all rrsidcnts OF Benwood
NE the flush toilets little has been done
in this connection except in few cases.
\ resident Of this city. living near Sixth
and Main streets. stated yesterday that
the odor 1T the time proved very obnoXi
OuS. and reflects great deal on the city.
In a few instances. the city manage
mcnt has taken Il hand and demanded
that the owner of the house put in q
new system. but lately have become n
little lax. The violations seem to be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

and is well pleased with the shape they
are in. Many OF the local people and
students are planning 10 accompany the
team.
Entertainment Monday
The Kelvin Barry Council OF the Am
erican Recognition OF the Irish Repub-
lie will give an entertainment Monday
evening in the McM"chen school audi
torium. Rev. Helm will give the rrtn-
cipal address OF the evening and there
1t has been planned with much care
and those who attend will lind that they
have spent their time to good advan-
tage. The entertainment Will b" free.
Christian Church
Mother and Daughter service will l."
conducted at the Sunday evening Srr\-
ice at the Christian church. Rev. Full
Ter will speak upon "Woman'S Grcat-
ness. Mothers Day music will be rem
dered by the choir.
At the morning service reports will
, be heard from the delegates from the
I Marshall County Sunday school con-
vention held at Moundsvllc Tuesday.
McMechen Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. thas. Barrett who have
been visiting relatives and friends here
have returned 10 their home at Newark
Ohio.
: Charles Daily has gone to Kvyser to
spend IA few days on business.
: Mrs. D. {. MCFadden Will arriV" home
from Pittsburgh tomorrow where she
has been visiting for 4 few days.
Miss ElCic simmons has returned TO
her home Oh Roberts Ridge after spend
ing several days here.
Miss Olive Morris o! West Liberty IS
spending the week end here with REL
ativeS.
Word has been received here that
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Hemphil OF Par
, kershurC ure the proud parents Of
new son. Mrs. ,Hemphill was formerly
: Miss Clara Cus!ck OF this city.
Mrs. John Houck * spending the day
in Glenn EostOn on business.
Mrs. Ada Colo attended the Linsly
! Military ball 4, Wheeling last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Tarr OF Fourth street
lave moved To their new home on Logan
street.
Many OF the local people attended the
initiation o: the Elks. NJ Moundsvllc
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Candy who have
been visiting in Fairmont have arrived
home.
I'd Ritter has returned from Chica go
whore he attended the funeral Of rel
ativc.
Miss Myrtle Srharrcr who wa stak"n
suddenly III at her work at tn" AN
Lorentz store yesterday is reported 10
be a little improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

The Moundsville baseball association
nine, under the management of Charles
will open their season at
wellsburg this afternoon with the tast
weusburg Giants The locals are in
top form and expect to return home this
evening the victors OF the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

most, in Eorth BcnWUoi and in a good
many cases III Center Benwood, which Is
the heart OF the city.
Benwood Briefs.
James Thoner. of McMechen street. is
able t" h- out again after a severe at
tack Of tonsilitis.
James Mcfarland has moved his pool
4! room from 1872 to 742 Main street.
John Lopusic. Of Main street, con-
veyed q raft of lumber on the river
yesterday. to the Kerry Klub kamp, at
Moundsville.
Mrs. William Carmen, Of Sixth street
! has returned home from the Glendale
hospital, where she underwent a sue
cessful operation
Vincent Hahn. OF McMechcn street
has returned homo from Terra Haute'
where he spent few weeks with rcla-
! tives.
,Iuspch Kaiser. or the Benwood-Bcl-
aire ferry. las returned home from
the hospital. where he WAS operated on
| q few weeks ago.
! HuRtie McShane has returned 10
work after spending il few weeks at the
bachelor Camp"
Grace Bradcn. OF Wheeling, formerly
Of this city. was to have been operated
! en- Yesterday morning nj the Ohio Val
! lev General hospital. but as her fever
was too high it will probably be done
| today.
4 brick ice cream slicng machine has
been purchased by f. Little, OF Main
streets. which makes ice cream sand
witches.
! Edward Driehorst. OF Water street. is
/ visiting rela tives in Brooks Run.
/ Leonard Morningstar. Of Water street
is planning a trip to Cincinnati.
I Nickabald TTuax. OF Seventh ana
+ Main streets. Is improving nicely from
an injury to his eye which ne received
| few days ago while playing oasehali.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dover Lafferty. or water
street, left for Fairmont yesterday.
I Walter Ryan. Of Marshall street. vii!
I leave for Pittsburgh Monday, where
/ he will enter an auto school.
Miss Florence Deegan. OF Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

and Is supposed TO be the best now on
the road. The carnival will bring to
this city fourteen shows. liI" rides and
forty concessions. y small amount of
money was mad" at the laSi carnival
which tho hremen had. but sura rainy
wca Their purrvIilcd throughout the week
that many were compelled 10 be absent,
So they made arrangements To bring the
Ma jestic" carnival hero ana II is
thought that more proceeds Will he
netted.
Game Important.
The baseball game this afternoon be
tween Union high and Warwuod high
will prove Of great significance IN that
BcnwUnd is now leading the scholastic
teams in this vicinity and WarwUod Will
enter tn" game ready to wrcStlc its
honor from tho locals. The assertion
that the locals are leading Nigh, seem
little queer as they were beaten by
LlnSly. hut Wheeling beat L'nsly and
, Union beat Wheeling. y large number
. Of followers VIII accompany the team.
, Weekly Meeting.
, The weekly macting of the local Uni
form Rank Of knights Of Tythias met
last evening in their lodge rooms on
Main street. Matters pertaining to the
ruSscd at length. il being decided to
hold Il parade on May 81. and the graves
Of the soldier dead would he decorated
with flow crs and n lifting ceremony viii!
: lie carried out. After the business ScS-
| sion the men present retired to the So
, rial room where a smoker WAS enjoyed.
\ vote Of thanks was extended II the
meeting 10 mon who erected the sign
in the front Of the lodge
Letters Will Be Sent.
| Letters will be- sent in few days I"
each resident Of this city urging them
to cooperate in cleaning up tho back
wards for the summer months so that
1ys and other germ breeders will find
, some other place Of rcfruG". All people
of Benwood who have amy sense nf civic
pride will meet the requirement willing.
500 Men working.
Over FnO men are working at tho tube
department Of the Wheeling steer and
Iron in this city. Yesterday the ship
ping department and threading Moor
went on in full. Monday or Tuesday
900 will have hcen rc-rmployed by
tn, company. y couple hundred men
have been at the mill for the last three
, morning trying 10 get signed up Tor
work.
Pay At NH.
The employees Of the Wheeling steer
and Iron will receive their pay To-Day.
which will be for the most part Office
! employees. a ten per cent decrease has
! been given the office employees. which
makes it rather peculiar as their sal
aries remained the same during the war,
while those of the laborers were con-
tlnuaiIy increasing. Quite bit or talk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

left yesterday f%r Fairmont. where snS
will visit friends fLnd relatives.
Miss Edna Habig. OF Water street. -
recovering nicely from a badly spralneo
ankle.
Mrs. Lopsuic. OF Main street. " co.
fined to her home owing to illnea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
MMECHEN
Chickens STOLEN

The chiken coop Of Reed McMechen
was entered Thursday night and about
twelve hens were stolen. An effort is
beins made TO locate the guilty party
but so far no clue has been found. The
coop was entered last week and eleven
hens stolen.
Many See school Play
The McMechen auditorium was
"Pocahontas" was staged by the stu
dents Of the Union High school, 1t
was one Of the best plays given in the
city and all who attended stated that
they enjoyed it and felt that much
credit IS due Miss Stromberg, the di-
rector for its SUCCESS.
Surprising wedding
a wedding that will come as COM
picte surprise locally Is that OF NJ. II
II. Candy OF this city to Miss Nellie
Fletcher OF FHirmon:. The couple we:c
quietly married Thursday evening at
o'clock at the home OF the bride on
Hammond street. Fairmont. Row. j. c
Buckley, pastor Of tho Diamond stree!
NJ. L. church, performed the cesemony
In the presence Of few fr!enSAand
relatives.
The bride was attired in 4 pretty suit
OF dark blue with hat and shoes TO
correspond. She wore a corsage boquet
Of brides roses.
The bride is the charming daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fletcher and
quite a fayorite. She is also we'll known
here having lived here several years.
Following honeymoon in the west
the couple will return to this city
where they will take up their residence
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Schane entertained
number OF their friends Thursday
evening at their home on Logan street
with an informal gathering. After
spending a delightful evening in various
diversions the guests repaired to the
dining room where dainty two-courSe
luncheon was served which was carried
out with pretty appointments Of pink
and white. The guests were:
Messrs and Mesdames Hormer Mar
auin Of Moundsville; Geo. Marauin of
Frank Hall OF Wheeling: Chas Schane:
Miss Wilma Schane: Messrs Charles
Schane and Clyde Whipkcy.
u. Z. chnrch
Rev. Flanagan will speak upon
"I.ife's Superior Obligation" at tho sun
the evening will be Influence OF God
~ Mother" Both sermons will be in
teresting. Special music will be rem
dered BY the choir as II is mothers day.
TO Entertain
Mrs. Chas. Beppert will entertain the
members OF the Women's Missionary
society Of the Christian church al her
home on Caldwell street Tuesday eve
ming. AFTER reading the lesson STUDY
and discussing it the remainder of the
evening will be spent in various forms
OF needlework and music. 4 delicious
luncheon will be served at a late hour.
Union TO Play warwood
The Union High hall team will
journey to Warwood this afternoon
where they will meet the fast Wsrwood
nine. The Unions defeated the up-thc-
river lads few days ago. and feel
that they will be able to do it again
today. Coach Haggerty has put tho
teams through hard week OF practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
BENWOOD
Another Carnival.

The 4th and 9Th ward hose houses
will bring another carnival TO this city
for the week beginning May 2G. The
carnival Majestic" is much bigger
than the Smiths Greater carnival. which
showed In this city Il short time ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

No matter what you want It VIII I've
you time and money to uSe INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Bales ana Candy salA

bake and candy sale will be held
all day today AZ the Welsch millinery
store. on Jefferson avenue. by the
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality Of the st.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-07
MAKE FARM sELF-sUPPoRTINc
Produce Staple Food and Feed Crops
Crops For Everybody.

Clemson College, Nov. 27.-"Un-
der boil weevil conditions it is con-
sidered extremely important for
each farmer to raise as nearly all OF
the staple food and feed crops as
possible to supply all needs of the
landlord, the tenants, and the live
stock. A survey which was made Of
South Carolina in 1920 reveals the
fact that this state does not produce
enough syrup to supply the needs OF
the rural population of the state by
something like 100000 gallons;
that here is a deficit of wheat Of
more than 100000 bushels, of hay
of over 100000 tons, of hogs of 229,-
900; and that we do not have dairy
cattle enough to supply the needs Of
the rural population by 100000. 1t
was found also that there were a
number of counties in the state
which did not produce corn enough
to supply the home needs.
Gall of these things can be grown
at home much more cheaply than
they can be purchased from other
sections, and producing them should
not interefere with the production Of
staple cash crops but should round
out we'll balanced cropping system.
On any farm on which a good rota-
ton is followed for the purpose of
building up the soil fertility of the
land and maintaining a system Of
diversified agriculture, all Of these
crops can be grown economically to
good advantage"
So says the Extension Service of
Clemson College in Extension Bulle-
tin 48, Farming Under Boil Weevil
conditions" which has been issued re
Gently and is free to any citizen who
asks for it. Farmers who are seeking
information and suggestions regard
ing safe farming for 1922 should
obtain copies from their county
agents Or from the Extension Ser
vice, Clemson College, s. C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-07
Denies Report She Will Wed

New York, Nov. 2s.-Marilyn
Miller, star of sally" is so weary
denying she is about to be married
that today she announced positively
81 don't intend to marry anyone" "
1t came in answer to persistent
runors floating east from Holly
wood, CAL, that Miss Miller was
about to become the bride of Jack
Pickford. Gossips even had set the
date two weeks hence.
"I don't know how such a rumor
started,' the Broadway player add
ed. "I've been asked about it dozens
Of times, and each time I have denied
it."
The report had gone so far that
May Fickford and Douglas Fair
banks were said to be prepared to
return to America from London for
the wedding.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-07
Baptists Meet Dec. 6-S.

Columbia, Nov. 22.-The General
Board ofthe Baptist State Conven-
ton and the several commissions of
the convention will meet in Colum-
bia next week, to prepare for the
work of the Baptist state convention,
to be held in Greenville December
6-S. The conclusion of the Seven
ty-Five Million Campaign will be
discussed by the officers. The present
week is "Pay Up Week" and the
board hoped to report great success
in this direction to the convention.
The Greenville convention will be
the Centennial Convention. DR.. w. j..
McGlothlin is president of the Gen.
eral Board and will have charge Of
the meeting here, the dates for which
are Nov. $3.50.