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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

summer and will probably he the rem
devious for the tired working man dur
ing the hot summer months.
New Pay Rate
Signs were posted about the River
side works yesterday to the effect that
the mill. upon resumption Of operations
Will pay thirty seven cents an hour TOR
common labor with time and half for
all over time,
Final Arrangements
Final arrangements have been made
for the Alumni banquet in honor of the
graduating class OF Union High school
and from present Indications the at
fair will he the best in the history Of
the school. Much excitement over III"
banquet is being manifested among the
students Of the school and big time
Is expected by all. Reservations have
been made for about seventy-hve.
Department Will Open
The galvanizing department Of the
Wheeling Steel. and Iron company plant
will resume operations tomorrow. The
second lap-wcld will also be started to-
morrow which will mean that the en-
tire tube department will be operating
Bsnwood Briefs
George Jones. driver Of the Second
Nard nre truck Is fpnIIHeu " HIS Hoii'
with u slight illness.
John Burnley has purchased a new
Maxwell touring car.
4 water pipe in city building sprung
a leak yesterday. The water was turned
of throughout the day.
James Little of the firm Of F.. Little
is visiting in Pittsburgh for few days
X l.. Metzgar. of RuCkhannon. W. Vi
has been visiting friends in this city
for few days.
B. H. McRolf left last evening for
points in the southern end Of this
state in the interest of his firm.
Donald Talbot. of Pittsburgh. is Wis
itng Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Jacobs. OF
North Btnwood. for Il few days.
Samuel korngiver Of Parkersburg- is
visiting friends in this city for few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
MoN-FATAL INJU1uS QU111
C01IIr0K rrs

In a booklet published by tho AetnA
Life Insurance Co.. we find the following
item: available statistics prove that
last year in the United States 1l.00o,o0ei
people received non-fatal injuries. This
must include slight injuries not shfA.'
GENTLY serious to require the attention
of surgeon. People should be prepee-,
ed to treat injuries OF this character
themselves. for most Of them all that 10
needed is a bottle of Chamberlains AAi-
ment 1t Is excellent for sprains and
bruises, also to relieve rheumatic pains
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
M'MECHEN
ola Fashioned Pie Social

The students OF the Union High
school will give an old fashioned pie
social and festival Saturday evening In
the gymnasium OF the school. They
have invited the general public to at
tend. and assure all jolly time. Tho
amusement committee has a very pleas
ant evening planned and every effort Is
being made 10 make II success. Tho
proceeds will be used 10 pay for the
year books.
Missionary Lecture
A missionary lecture will be given
mis- evening in the NJ E. church by
Miss Rosetta Beck. Miss Beck has
just returned from India where she
spent twenty years doing missionary
work. Everyone is invited TO attend.
TO Entertain Class
Misses Hilda Baker and Genev!e Con-
Dot will entertain the members Of the
Senior class and their friends and the
faculty this evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo NJ. Schaub OF wheel
ing avenue. Glendale. A very delightful
evening has been planned. A dainty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
FAMOUS UNITED STORE CO: RE|NEDI|
FOR CONSTIPATION NOW SOLD HERE

but in addition they seem to help To
stomach and digestion. thereby helpanG
nature to throw of headaches, nsrvouB-
ness. pimples. ETC.. when due to conStt.
patton. e
Results are wonderful, people ~.
who for years have searched for = rem.
edy The thousands Of men and women
who are always taking pills, calomel
and similar remedies without psfmA.
nent relief will find them wonder
workers. II they fail to make you fed
better and do the work better and pleaA1
you more than anything you ever tried
go back to the druggist and he Will 70.
fund just double what you paid Tor the
box of Burtone Tablets. No affidavit o.
bother. If they fail you are entitled to
S0c-just double what a box Of BurtonA
Tablets cost you. Your druggists has
Burtone Tablets. Get box tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

AMI North street this city. Asphalt is
10 be useI in construction. the board
selecting this material IN preference I"
brick or wood block after learning OF
successful results Of this paving at Bel
laire and other nearby cities. The work
is to be started next week and completed
in ten weeks.
Court OF Appeals.
The May term Of the jefferson conn
~ court Of appeals convened her To-Day
with Judges f'arr, Pollock and Roberts
on the bench. There are "a cases M
the docket and Il weeks session is IN
prospect. Among the most important
cases are those Of the Wolf Run Coal
company against administrators Of min
crs who w"r" killed by Il powder "Npl"-
sion in the COmpanYS mines. Heavy
damages were awarded in common pleas
court and the company seeks TO nave the
Judgments set aside.
violators Pinned.
Joe Mercer. arrested by tho police
charged with violating the prohibition
laws was tined 5000 and costs by Mayor
Frank Fcist. John Williams, picked MP
for bootlegging. also drew fine Of $500
and costs in mayors court
To Make Address.
Rev. George w. Arms. who has re-
signed as pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian CHURCH 10 accept call 10
Duluth Mimi. will deliver an address
before Wednesdays session OF tie
Chamber Of Commerce forum.
Board to Elect.
The Board or Education at its meet
ing tonight elected teachers for the
next school term and made final ar
engagements for annual COmmenCemcn;
exercises June when a class of los
pupils will he graduated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

The Glass OF 1921. shadyside High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
CONSIDERED BEST YET - WON
PANE BY MAKERS OFFER TO
REFUND DOUBLE WHAT
YOU PAY IF not SAT-
ISFIED.

Thousands Of customers Of The
United Staore Co. in the larger cities
were astonlshed to wake up one morn
ing and find this big concern guaran-
tceing "Burtone" ia blets for constipa-
ton and promising any user who wasn't
satisfied they were the best ever made,
to refund just double what they paid
for a box.
Thousands Of people. knowing this
concern. bought the tablets. and their
success has been so phenomenal that
today they are sold nationwide and
well-stocked druggists everywhere han
die them The reason for their success
is that they not only act as laxative,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
STEUBENv|LLE
La Belle Sheet Mill
Opening Delayed By
Non Arrival Of Bars

Special Dispatch to The IntclligcnCcr.
St"ubenville. O.. May 16.--Thc sh, ct
mill department of the LaBellc Iron
Works which was scheduled TO resume
operations this morning did not start
up because Of failure Of bars. shipped
from tho mills at Portsmouth. 10 arrive
on time. Announcement was made by
General Manager .. Il. levan that tn
eight mills Of the sheet department
would resume next Monday and probably
sooner in case preparations arc COM
plcted He also announced that No. 1
bar mill resumed operations this morn
ing on double turn after an idlencSS OF
many weeks. 4 thousand or moro men
reported at the mill this morning "X.
pecling 10 go to work but had to be
sent bach home.
To Pile Charges.
Sheriff Edward InCas stated today
that he was convinced that V. J. Kan
jaich. Croatian. arrested Saturday. -
the man who forcedfan entrance into the
jefferson county Children's home and
tried to chloroform and kidnap a ff-
teen car-old girl. "a ward Of the institus
ton. Despite hiS dcnials. the auth0ri
ties have almost conclusive evidence
against the foreigner and he will lie
formally charged with breaking and en-
tering an inhabited dwelling in the
night season. the penalty for which -
life Imprisonment.
Appointed Receiver.
Frank Loeb, Esq, who has been con-
nected with the Welrtun Steel company
for some time past. has been appointed
receiver Of the United States Copper
Products corporation with headquarters
hNS mad ,,l -pn
of the position. Mr.. Loeb will move
his family 10 Cleveland.
Contracts Awarded.
The hoard of control today awarded
to the Federal Asphalt company Of
Hamilton. O.. the contracts for ne re-
building and paving of Seventh street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
FOR SKIN TDRTlJRES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or otheE
eidn troubles. You can have a clean,
healthy skin BY using Zemo OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Sc. OF
extra large bottle at $1.O0.
Zemo generally removes pfmpIes,
blackheads blotches eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skim clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antisep6c liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t Is easily
applied and costs mere rihe for each
application. It is always dependable.
The E w. Rose Co. CeVelsrd O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

the study Of Mission Work among 90
La tin Speaking Peoples.
Directors Of the Shadyside Bank WI
hold their regular monthly meeting -
morrow morning. #&sz%
The Epworth League Of the LAneomi
avenue Methodist church will hold = pie
social Friday evening. Other r0ffooeeS
ments, ice cream, cake. sandwiches, coz
fee, etc, will also be sold. The public
is invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
SHADYSIDE
Mass Meeting

A mass netting Of citizens is called
for eight o'clock this evening In
the Christian church. Mr.. Alexander
of Wheeling, will he present 10 speak on
tho subject Of Fairgrounds. He is an
expert in ,his line and will tell Of the
benefits derived from. and the need Of
Fairgrounds in every community.
Whether you think Shadyside should
have a playground or not come out and
hear this man who can and will speak
from n broad experience.
Invitations ISSUED
The Class OF 1927. Shady side High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
BENWOOD
BIZ Police Court

Arrests in this city took jump yes
terday when five cases were recorded in
police court. 4 man giving his name
az John Doe was arrested by officer
Landers on a charge of scalding and
beating his wife. II Is alleged that he
threw a cup Of coffee on her in At OF
rage and then beat her with his fists.
Night Leutendent Wasinsky brought in
Wick Shofern and John Sourak on a
charge Of disorderly conduct Joe Logic
was Jailed on a charge Of ighttnf, by
az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
B o0utd5yinH Park

The Riverside Park is being thorough
ly repaired and put in shape for sum-
mer. John Smith. Fred Ritter and
John Bogard are working daily on It
getting it In a beautiful condition.
Work on the park will be continued all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
VIGLANTES WHIP
MAN ACCUSED OF
0FFENSE AGAINST A
12-YEAR OLD GIRL
MASKED MEN TELEPHONE FOR
REPORTER TO JOIN THEM IN
VISITING PUNISHMENT on
MORAL DEGENERATE

Dallas, May 24.-Masked men last
night took John Moore. accused OF an
assault upon q young girl. to lonely
spot and whipped him. later bringing
him back to Dallas and dumping him
out on the street, with instructions
20 hit the road for his former home In
Mississippi.
Moore has not been heard from since
he was thrown from the car by his
masked captors.
He promised his captors he would
start walking for Grenada, Miss. be-
fore daybreak. Moore had Just been
released from Jail under bond follow
ing his arrest Saturday. charged with
"A grave assault upon i2-year old girl
Between 10 and 20 men In automobiles
went to Moorc's home here about mid
night. seized their victim and proceed
I'd to lonely spot In the Trinity river
bottoms. miles from Dallas. Here he
was stripped TO the waist and while
begging pltcously. was lashed ten
times with horscwhip, warned to
leave Dallas before daylight. then
brought back to the city and thrown
from an automobile into crowded
downtown street.
As In a similar instance recently in
which negro was horsowhipped for
alleged association with certain
class OF white women. n local news
paper received a telephone Zip" that
good news item" would be available
II reporter was sent to n certain
4 reporter sent TO the corner was pick
ed up by one OF three automobiles fill
ed with masked men. Numbers OF
the cars had been removed. Moore was
In one Of the cars which drove
quickly to the scene OF the whipping.
Moore was tied TO tree. begging
FOR his life. His captors first debated
whether to shoot or hang him, but
the leader refused tn consider capital
punishment.
"Degencratcs must GO" declared the
whip wielder, as he began applying the
lash. Answering questions between
lashcs. Moore pleaded FOR a chance
TO live better life" lie said he
came here from Grenada. Miss. We'll,
start walking back there tonight" said
the leader Of the band. "lf you stay
in Dallas, II means death TO you"
said "a he waa placed In the car Tot
the return to Dallas. lie was not al
his home early today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
AMERICAN CALM AND CONFIDENT;
FRENCHMAN'S MANAGER VOCIF-
EROUS AND GESTICULATING;
EACH SEES VICTORY

Atlantic City, n. j.. May 24.-Jac,i
Dempsey has progressed so rapidly in
his training for his match with Georges
Carpenter, July 2, that Manager Jack
Kea~ns contemplates giving the cham
pion a weeks absolute rest. probably
the first week of June, II was announc-
ed today. This was in accordance with
the training campaign Dempsey follow
cd for his battle with Jess Willard al
Toledo two years ago when he sus.
pended all training activities for six
days because of the fear Of going stale.
Dempsey is rapidly getting in con-
diton. the shortage of heavyweight
sparring partners in the champions
camp at present is causing Manager
Kearns no alarm.
Leo Houck, who desired to quit afte-
suadcd TO remain another week.
Jack Renault. heavyweight. will re-
turn to camp today along with FRANKIE
Brtton. a electromagnetic from Phil
adelphia.
Houck was given rest yesterday to
recuperate from the punishing effects
of his workout with the champion.
Dempsey intends to box daily with
Babe Herman, the Sacramento. Cal.
featherwcight, and Alex Trambtas. n
welterweight from Portland, Ore. to
increase his speed. Herman gave the
champion slashing three.round work
out yesterday, forcing him to extend
himself. Herman is one of the best
boxers in his class and Dempsey fig
ures that the Pacific coast feather.
weight viii give him just the right edge
to his boxing.
Harry NJ. Daugherty, attorney gen.
eral Of the United States. is expected &
visit the champions training camp this
aftaernoon. He intended to do so yester.
DAY but was prevented by Illness in hi
family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
"HOME-RUN BABE"
HAS FORMIDABLE
RIVAL IN KELLY
LANKY BATSMAN FROM GOLDEN
WEST MAKING RECORD WHICH
THREATENS DIADEM OF YAN.
KEE PILL SWATTER.

New York. May 24.-The supre-
macy Of Babe Ruth in the vocation Of
home run batting Is threatened. George
Kelly, the lanky first baseman Of the
Giants who, after experience with the
Giants. was sent by Manager McGraw
to the Rochester international league
club. because OF weak hitting ability.
Is proving a worthy rival in the strug.
gle which has gripped the interest OF
the baseball public throughout the
country.
Kelly came TO the Giants by pur-
chase from the Pacific coast several
years ago as an outfielder. He Is six
feet three inches tall and his height
made McGraw school him as first
haseman.
In the fielding department Of tho
game he progressed rapidly. In bat
ting however. he remained wocfullS
weak. II was this deficiency thct
caused his sale to the Rochester club
after two years in New York.
McGraw. however had seen the
marks OF a baseball player In the lankS
Californian and decided to give him
another trial. with the result that he
was re.purchased by the Giants in tho
fall OF 1919. With the beginning OF
the 1920 season. he was rcinslatcd on
first base as regular after training
trip performance that proved his ra-
tural ability.
The reception accorded him 10y New
York fans In the early games ~ last
season. would have discouraged less
rcsolutc player.
The regulars" who sit back OF first
base. remembered this huge recruit
who before had failed TO hit his
his weight" and he was the victim Of
much grand stand wit.
Kelly naturally Is a modest and re-
'tiring man and the Kidding bothered
him. Nevertheless. the confidence
which McGraw had shown In him CAV,
him confidence In himself and he be-
gan to bat more consistently and hl'
the ball hard when he connected with
IL. His average was .s66. Eleven
home runs and the same number OF
triples were included In the seasons
figures
This year he has been the sensation
Of the major leagues. His first home
run drive ante-datcd that of Ruth bS
three days. when the Yankee star got
his range and started TO pump the balls
into the outfield stands. Kelly contin'
ued right on his trail and today this
score was: Ruth is: Kelly 8, In the
min and tuck struggle.
Kelly hits more opportunely thar
tCon,inuet on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
OKLA. BANKERS
GREET PRESIDENT
OF RESERVE BANK
AT CAPITAL TODAY
INSTITUTIONS MEET HEAD OF
SYSTEM AT OKLAHOMA CITY;
ADDRESS THIS AFTERNOON.

Oklahoma City. May PA commit
tee OF 100 composed of bankers from
all parts OF the state and representa-
tives of various civic and commercial
organizations OF this city, met w. p.
G.. Harding. governor Of the federal
reserve board and his party when they
arrived here early today to partici-
pate in the opening session of the an
nual convention of the Oklahoma
Bankers association.
Governor Harding was accompanied
by Joe Zack Miller. governor OF the
Federal Reserve bank at Kansas City,
and Asa f. Ramsay, chairman OF the
board and special representative OF
the Kansas City bank. John s. Drum,
president Of the American Bankers AS
sociation, was TO arrive on later
train.
Among the prominent bankers who
are here are John Pulicher OF Mil
waukee, vice president Of the American
Bankers Association: w. w. Bowman
Of Topeka. Kansas. president OF the
Kansas Bankers Association. Frank
Keiser. OF Sedalia. Mo-. president OF
the Missouri Bankers Association: Gov
ernor w. F. Ramsay Of the Federal
Reserve Bank at Dallas and Robert
Waite. Of Little Rock. secretary OF the
Arkansas Bankers Association. d. n
Finck OF Muskogee, president OF Tho
Oklahoma Bankers Association. head
ed the welcoming committee which met
Governor Harding and his party.
A breakfast was given at a down
.own hotel In homer Of Governor Hard
ing Immediately after his arrival and
later he was to address a public meet
/ ing at a theatre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
Missouri Jurist Speaks at
dwelling of Monument
at Atlanta on list Birth
Date Dead Writer
HONORS MAN OF
THE SUNNY SOUTH
A PLAIN CITIZEN, YET AFTER A
GENERATION HE STANDS FIRST
IN HEARTS OF HIS FELLOW
COUNTRYMEN.

Atlanta, Ca, May 24.-On the 71st
anniversary OF his birth memorial serv-
ices were held today for Henry w.
Grady, newspaper editor and orator
whose writings and speeches in recon-
struction days both in the North and
South, did much to clear away mis-
understandings between the states. At
the time of his death in 1889. Mr..
Grady was managing editor Of the At
lanta Constitution.
The program included the re-unveil'
ing Of the monument to him here by
Betty Black, his grand daughter, and
the placing OF wreath at its base.
Full military honors were rendered by
Confederate and Union veterans az
we'll as veterans OF the World War.
The orator of the day was j. j. At
wood, OF Kansas City, and representa-
tives were present from many states.
The University of Georgia, at Athens,
announced In connection with the cell
ebration the establishment of the
Henry Grady school of journalism in
his honor. He was a graduate of the
University.
Voicing a plea for more intensive
Americanism, John II. Atwood. juris'
Of Kansas City, said It might yet come
to pass that the south would show
the north "The way back TO sanity
and safety" and how TO buttress a
new the foundations OF the nation"
He declared strange doctrines were
abroad in the land. doctrines which
originated in Russia, and find eager
students in this and other countries
The doctrines. he said. are OF n schoo
teaching that I'VE can have govern
ment without authority. production
without supervision. and a state with
out morality and manhood, without
honor"
Against this moral plague, Ameri
ca is the shield, " shield there be.
Mr.. Atwood continued. I'm America
We might look 10 the most American
part for leadership In the matter ant
that part OF America Is in the South
where the language Of the fathers o.
the republic Is still spoken in It's purity
unburdened by the supre.gutterals o
northern Europe. or the multiple vow
els OF the Mediterranean. wher'
thoughts OF the fathers still throb II
the hearts OF men and where thel
ideals still hold the uplifted eyes o
rising generations.
Hail to the South, the stronghold o
Americanism. Led by her. In ever!
red flag OF revolution, we can see tn
starts OF the Union and the snow whit
stripes that symbolic the purity o
purpose like that which moved IN
man in whose honor We are assembie'
today.
Mr. Atwood described at length tn
efforts made by Mr.. Grady to restor
cordial relations between the north AM
south after the Civil War.
Let II be remembered" he said
"that II IL two and thirty years az
since the trenchant pen OF Atlanta
great editor fell from his death-toucr
ed hand. that he never held officio
place; that neither stars nor order
had CLEANED upon his breast; nor ha
epaulets Of authority glinted ON hi
shoulders; that ne was simply plai
citizen, and yet. after whole genera
ton, he is among the first In III
hearts OF his countrymen."