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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
NOVEMBER 90, 1921

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Deeds
w. w Davis to w. S. Redman g.
Chas, F. Redman, half int. pt nwq
. and swq 5 and sh lot 65 and Ell
swq, $500.
Letter of Guardianship
In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of Caroline Sybil Ry-
RE, minor.
Order of Sale
VIM. Cole, Co. Sheriff, to McGre-
gor Land & Live Stock Co. (McGre-
gor Land & Live Stock Co. VS.. JOS
eph 5, Rustin, r. V. Miller), sea and
seq swq 12-14-37 and lots and 7
and eh swq of 6-14-3S, $6767.
Mortgages
Christian Johnson to Lamont
state Bank, neg 30 and pit 30 living
east OF county road and all in 20-39.
$2132.
f. W. Kasdorf to Colfax Natl
Bank, VIII neq 22-17-43, $1,000.
John f. Johnson to N. w. Mutual
Lille ms. Co, fractional VIII 31-18-45.
$4,000.
). NJ Bother to Farm Mtg. Secur-
lty 90" part IL and IA in Has. al
so tract 14-17-45, $4,000.
- Marvin NJ. West to Geo. w. Case,
trustee, live stock, farm implements
ana pit crops 1921-22, pit 2S-19-42;
also hay and grain 1854.
II. p. Finch to Garfield Natl
Bank, live stock, farm implements,
auto and pit crops 1922 pit IL and ID
in 1914, $31S5.
W. T. Hayes to Farmers State
Bank st. John, live stock, farm i'm
PIGMENTS and pit crops 1922 23-18-
;. w. T. Hayes to Pacific Grain Co
llVe stock, farm implements and nj
crops pit 23-18-44. SASS.
Assignments
ColtaX Natl Bank to II. s. Miller.
real mtge, Dan G. Hughes, $4,000
Murphey Favre & Co. to Wash
Mutual Saws. Bank, real mtge. $4,000
VIM. Byrd.
Release
FARMERS State Bank, st. John. TO
W. 1, Hayes, chat mtge, $2500.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Wales Adding Machine Co, to w.
X. Hulse, adding machine, $3.50.
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Steptoe Trading Co. to Steptoe
State Bank, chat mtge, $500 IN. w.
McGinnis).
Bill of Sale
ID. B. Charles to |. T. Letter, live
stock, hay and grain, farm nipple
ments, $500.
Lease
Z, o. Danielson to John A. Black,
one-third crops on neq nwq and nwq
neq 22-19-44, for three years.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Toledo Scale Co. to f. e. Robin
son, scales, $40.
students Book Co. to r. S. Wilcox.
typewriter, $55.
Dan Knoll to c, I. Roberts, wash
ing machine and motor, $50
Norris Safe & Lock Co. to Grange
Warehouse Co. of Pullman, safe,
1854.
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NOVEMBER 81, 1921
Affidavit

Edward P. Feenan to The Public
Deeds
Edward P. Feenan to School DIST
NO. 1856, tract 14-17-42, S24O.
First Savings & Trust bank Col
lax, to H. H. Michaelsen, lots I, g.
Dix 40, Colfax. $4,000.
Mary Fl. Tyler and Albin w. Ty-
Ter to David E. Philips, lot /, blk o.
acDonald's add, Tekoa, $4,000.
Henry w. Stark to Joseph STARK
spt 22-1S-9S, 1875.
Mortgages
John d. Skeen to c. II. Coryeli'
lots l 2, blk 10; lot 2, blk 8, Farr s
Third add Pullman. $500.
j. W. Dyer to Garfield Natl Dank'
tract, $2356.
J. N. Collins to ]. P. Sorenson, lots
. ., pit lot / in 32-17-46, $4,000.
l. W. Gwinn to Prudential lnsur-
ance Co. of America, neg 14-lo-4o'
lex), $1,000.
Elhanan Morris to Prudential ms
~ OF America, pit 29-18-42 (ex)'
Inanan Morris to Vermont Loan
trust Co, pit 29-18-42 (ex), S11l' .
n. hathrine Volger to Union Trust
~, pit 2S-15-41, $500.
>, wm Rode to Union Trust Co, seq
's,tS-42, $4,000.
reter Weitz to Mrs. Elizabeth
'sHcn, pit 6-16-41 ex), $4,000.
sern Miller to Albert A. Meacham'
1plements, 1913.
i. frank H. Leigh to F. A. Ratliffe,
by Terhune and e. B. FaYre'
~'Soer, etc, 1892.
~ -. FARES to Geo. w. Case, trus-
i, m, i've stock, implements, pit crops
ca, A. Jones to First State bank
hosiu live stock. implements
ehold furniture, hay. grain, two
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COUNTY RECORDS
instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
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NOVEMBER 10, 1921

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NOVEMBER 10, 1921
Affidavits
u n. Hughes to The Public, we'll
.couainted with and am brother to
s. B. Hughes,
Louis Ebert to The Public.
Deeds
Alexander Fox to Thos. Mozart,
nj lots 4, 5, in 6-16-40, 81.
n s. Siler to Lora NJ. Erickson.
nj 91-20-43 and pit 6-16-43, 81.
Robt Boyd Siler to Dewey Siler,
nwo in 10 and nwq 20, twp 20 and
Ot sh swq "a, all in R. Al, 81.
John Grassl to Joseph Stang, tract
1t seq 1-13-45, 81.
Mrs NJ. J. Robinson, F. c. Robin
SON. w. j. Robinson, Maude NJ.
Bryan, Lois Baker, H. A. Eunice Tar
fer, Frank NJ Robinson to First Bap-
fist Church OF Oakesdale, lots 20,
"a, blk IA, Oakesdale, $500.
Mortgages
Henry Stueckle to c.. j. Wagner,
swq 9-15-41 (ex), $4,000.
Trust bank, Colfax, swq 11-1S-42,
$500.
A. L. Curtis to First Savings &
Trust bank. Colfax, tract seq and
swQ 1O-1S-42, $500.
Asaph O. Kruger to Colfax Ma
tional bank, nh 22-16-42, $65OO.
]. A. Anderson to Farmers Natl
bank, Colfax, seq 36-16-41, $1,000.
Frank s. Miller to Federal Land
Bank Spokane, swq neq and Ell swq
and VIII seq 34-1S-41, $500.
w. D. Barkhuff to Cotton State
bank, neg and Ell nwq 35-13-44, $10,-
500.
John F. Wyrick to First State
bank, Lacrosse, live stock, imple-
ments, crops 1922, pit secs 13 and IA
in 1899, $6921
c. H. Nyquist to First Trust &
Savings bank, Moscow, live stock,
Implements, $500.
c. H. Nyquist to First Trust &
Savings bank, Moscow, crops 1922,
25-15-45, $1,000.
L. B. Morgan to John F. Morgan,
live stock. implements, hay, grain,
crops S-15-43, $4,000.
J. 0. Maston to Potlatch State
bank, live stock, implements. hay,
grain, pit crops 1922 pit secs &c and
n in 1916, $4,000.
Chester, C. Berry to Chas E. Day,
live stock, implements, crops 1922,
pit S5-17-45, $3.50.
Philip Kromm to First Natl bank,
st. John, live stock, implements, pit
crops pit 25-18-40, $2426.
E. A. Poe to National Bank of
Oakesdale, live stock, implements,
crops, 1922, pit 16-1S-44, $500.
Ed Knott to w. F. Krouse, live
stock, $3.50.
Harris Trust & Savings bank,
trustee, to Inland Empire R. R. Co.,
tracts in Colfax, s..
Alliance Trust Co., Ltd, to Charlie
Nichols, real mtge, S.
Eleanor Truax Harris to w. J.
Scott, real mtge, $3.50.
Potlatch Lumber Co. to H. d.
,Neitman and heirs, John Weitman,
lien, 5000.
Assignments
Murphey Favre & Co. to Joseph
wright, real mtge, $4,000, S. F.
Wheeler, 10-27-21.
Declaration of Homestead
NJ. S. Howell to The Public, lot
Y, McGee's Subdivision seq 32-15-
45 (ex).
Conditional Bills of Sale
Baum Music House to d. L. Van
Amburgh, piano, $265.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
NOTICE OF SALE

State of Washington, County of
Whitman, SIS.
Notice is hereby given, that in ac-
cordance with an order heretofore
entered on the 21st day of November,
1921, by the Board of County Com
missioners of the County of Whit
man, State of Washington, directing
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
NOVEMBER %, 1921

Affidavits
Ralph Rock to The Pubic Wen
aconainted with Dan M. DIXON
Warranty Deed
Winnifred Wyman to Richard n.
Reid, lots 4, 5, blk 81, ColfaX' $ooo'
Mortgages
I Edward Pruecel to Farmers
state hank. St. John, lots D, o. =
nix &. st. John, $500.
4 Cbas Nerlinger to ]. C. Heron
live stock, $50.
Releases
w. Fl. Hite. Edwin Harold Munlz'
claim in lots /, 2, blk }, DIAMOND
$1,000. 90 r,cbs
Law S. Rockwell to Geo Fuchs'
chattel, $1,000. oo,o,or
Rank of Endicott to John Scheuer-
mann, chattel. $175O. n,u,o
Rank of Endicott to I. H. Dlhsie'
FIRST First state bank, Lacrosse TO
1obn p Wyrick, chattel, $500
Bills of Sale
7. r. Schiblin to Mrs. T. schibllh'
outo office furniture, fixtures etc.
Harold ]. Clendenin to John T.
Hale. auto with equipment, $loO'
Conditional Bills of Sale
A w. Mechling to c. l.. schustei
ami w. F. Schuster, blacksmith shop
" Adams Leather Co. to s. R. Math-
ews. sewing machine. 500,
Riegel Bros. to Wesley Stephenson
sherman Clay & Co. to w. H
Crider, piano $3.50. NJ
Tinville Bros. to Mrs. j. w. Rich-
ardson, furniture, SD.
CuIton Moylan Reilly Auto Co. to
wills r. Davis. auto truck. $3.50.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
NOVEMBER %, 1921

Affidavits
J. w. StTeyy to The Public, well
acquainted with Harvey A. Morford.
Deeds
Harley Jackson to Pullman Me-
mortal Assn, lot |, blk 10, Pull
man, 81.
j. G. Parr to r. j. Lyle, IS it
lots 81 to So, blk 81, Pullman, $500.
Lloyd H. Palmer to Neil Bros.
Grain Co., lots to II, blk ., Cat
let's add, Winona, 81.
Mortgages
Bessie V. Malsed to Henry Clark,
lots 3, 4, pit lot 2, blk IS, Beach s
add, Palouse, $500.
S. c. Parrish to Wheeler-Motter
Co., crops 1922, pit 23-15-43, $500.
Releases
S. B. Oliphant to Jennie c. Strick-
Ter. real mtge, $4,000.
Lizzie, Ralph and Hazel Bumgar-
ner to Katherine Vogler, real mtge'
s..
Assignments
Henry Clark to l. +. Woiheter'
real mtge, Bessie V. Malsed, Slooo'
Farmers Natl bank, Colfax, to Mar
garet S. Richards, real mtge' Slz'-
geo, Chris Stueckle.
Lis Pendens
Dolph Coolidge, trustee for Colfax
Natl bank, Interior Wise. Co.. Bank
of Winona and Frank Bakala, VS.
Superior Milling Co, Winona Whse'
& Grain Co., and Neil BROS uIdil'
70 70 foreclose certain mortgages.
Bills of Sale
Clark Burnam to Potlatch Lum-
her Co. COW, binder, S92.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Culbertsons to H. |. Klein, 1urnl-
The NJ. NJ. Preston Machinery Co.
to isaac Kenoyer, engine, tank $4S9'
The NJ. NJ. Preston Machinery Co
to Isaac Kenoyer, tank tender $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
.PYTHIAN FOLL|ES
OFFER. NOVELTIES

Many features Of a comedy nature
will be introduced IN the Pythian
Follies AT the Court March l, and =.
The comedians who will work under
the direction Of Sheriff Harry ClOuse,
have all the appeared before local
audiences before and will no doubt
give d good account OF themselves.
The latest novelties 10 make the
audience laugh viii he used. and some
real gems have been secured by the
talent committee in charge. Among
the leaders are French Walton, Geo.
Sheets, Jack Wendell and Frank
I4eithe, assisted by 4 corps Of some
twenty other merry makers. This
line Up will keep Master Of Ccre-
morieS ClouSc busy all the time be Is
working with them. and Of course. the
local topics will not be neglected. The
Pythian FOllies offer rare Comoina-
ton Of clever singers. dancers and
pretty girls as an induCcment Tor the
lovers Of clean ADJUSTMENTS OF Wheel
ing To attend the Follies, the patrons
will get a great run for their money
il is assured, the ticket sale has been
very good TO date. and two capacity
crowds will attend thC Court on Inc
dates Of the show, the full program
will be announced the last of the
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
DINNER FOR EVANGELIST
DR.. S. NJ Martin Honor Guest at NC
Lure Hotel

Dr. Samuel NJ. Martin, e. Seattle,
WaSh who for the past seven weeks
las been conducting the revival services
1t he First Christian church. ending
with Sunday evenings service. was ten
dered a farewell dinner yesterday at
tn" Mcclure hotel.
Or. Martin leaves here, Cor Niagara
Falls whore he wi.i uOnduct his next
Ievivals. and many citizens Of wheel!
ing will regret seeing him leave. n"
Won his way into the hearts OF many
, hurCh- gOers. During hlS stay here he
secured 40 aCrrSSIorS "a the church.
Following the dinner farewell speech
- were made. Following were among
th"s" present: DR.. s. NJ. Martin. DR..
Jacob Birmingham of N" 81. l.uke'S
i. r. church; Rev. Campbell Jones, for
merry pastor # the FirSt christian
church: Fred Mahon. W. :. GRAFTON. W.
II. Colvi%. Robert Frazier Brook" T..
Adams. John Ulrirh. Tom !. SRA Ghi.
PhiIlip Muller. Charles lliXcnhotham.
John Dehus. u. W. +, Maury. Joseph +.
Whitchnus". Ear. McBroom. John Is.
Colvig. q. W Iantr"ss. w. \. Hc!prn-
stein and john Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Equitable Life Shows Gains
Payments to PoHcyholders Last 1ear
S72 ,683, 55o-Assets Now
S627, 141, 737.

Tho sixty-hrst annua! statement OF
the Eluitabie Life Insurance society 81
the United States gives evidence Q! inc
rompanys continued progress. Ehr new
insurance in 1920 totalel s529.552.9-I'
and on December 3lst the outstanding
insuranc" passed rhc S2.61.'"o VOW
marx, An .nCrsas" Of over $2'.oGO.O0n
Is shown IN inc total assets. including
= ne. 'ncrcas" Of S24 100000 n mort
caEc loans. over S52.66$.U0n WAS paid
10 pol;cyh ofders and hen"tciari"S n
death claims. matured 'ndowmentS.
dividends. annuitieS. etc. during the
year. Tho mortality rate was III" low
est in tho history Of the company. The
average policy issued was $S.14O. as
against $2.296 five years ago. showing
an Increased appreciation Of life 'nSur-
auro 4 large increase was mad" IN
tn" number Of policies payable on the
monthly income Plan. as wei! az tnoS"
taken 10 protect business interests and
10 provid. for inheritance taxes. Over
81 percent Of the domestic death claims
were paid within "a hours after re-
cetp, Of proofs OF death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
EXPECT DROP
County Farm Bureau Agent Receives
Advice Lower Prices Arc Expected

County Agent T.. VI. Hunter = III re-
cc,pt OF adv !ce from thE L. :. Depart
men, OF Agr;rn'turr ,ha; holdings or al
Kinds Of fertilizers n the United Stat"S
are .,b0N' norma. AMI ia harmony with
other products the prices may be expect
eel TO drop CONSIDERABLY within snort
time.
ON the "lSt day Of January tn" prs"'S
:. -. b. Baltimore on nitrate Of soda Wa
$50 per hundred pounds. Sulphate "
ammonia s. per hundred pounds. and
bulk acid phosphate $I5 per. ton. II -
expected that IN connection with truck
ing and orchard work = considerable
quantity OF these fertilizers viii be used
THIS spring. II - tn" purpose OF tn"
Farm Bureau - s"CUr" nitrate Of soda
or SUlphatc Of ammonia n car loads for
use Of tho orchard mon and gardeners.
Definite orders should b" Commun'-
Gated to the Farm Bureau fo- fertilizer
Al once so that tn" pIrCha>" for the
county may be made when prices seem
Just right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
SCOTTISH RITE
REUNION OPENS
RSoNs OF SCOTTISH RITE BODIES
GATHERING FROM ALL PARTS
VALLEY OF WHEELING.
HDaniel Lodge OF Perfection In Charge
Of work To-day-Coucludes With
with Banquet Friday.

Scottish R.te Masnns from al over
no valley Of Whecling Orient OF west
-!rEinia are gathering for IN" wlntc-
eunion OF the Scottish H!'" Bodies OF
'rcAmasonry, whic.j v2"Hs TINS morning
n the John W. Mu-".~ Scottish Iite
,athedrAi. on Fourteenth street
The reunion continues through Friday
i THIS week, ending with the banquet
1 the Scottish RttH Cathedral on FT!"aE
.vening. February -. at s o'clock. All
degrees from the fourth 20 th!rty-Secona
Inclusive, Will be conferred during the
eunion.
Mcdaniel I4odSe oc Perfection No.
yi,l be in charge OF the work ;h.s fore
room and evening, comforting the meta .
. re degrees. the fourth 70 fourteenth
Inclusive. The official schedule for ne
tay'S work follows;
The Insftaole Degrees.
Fourt Degree. Secret Master. IN =. m,
a. m: WIN. J. MH.cr, y presiding.
FIFTH Degree, I.rcf1; Master. 1870
a. m; Wwnr. J. MHic- 80. presiding.
Sixth Degree. ,'"nf:kra;:,N Secretary.
1880 a. m: lan,ci pingc-. g.. rreS;d-
ing.
lntcrm:Ss.on COR lunch.
seventh peg-"e. Provost and Judge.
l:l5 p. m; William t.I Bremen. g.. pre-
siding.
Eighth Degree. IntendAnt % he
Building las p. m: Henry AnrsnS, -
presiding.
Ninth Degree, Eiu OF n. Nine. so
y m; Thomas J. watkins. So pre&1d-
ing.
Tenth Degree. E,u 90 the Fifteen. SIS
p m: Thomas J. watkins. IS HON.
presiding.
Eleventh Degree. Ella OF the Twelve.
4 90 y. m: Ray Anderson. 60. presiding.
Twe!rth pcGrre Master Architect.
"A so p. M: Daniel DinGcr So. presiding.
Thirteenth Degree. Royal Arch OF SOL
ONION. SIS ?. m; X. I. BraShear 9
presiding
Intern jsS;on to- dinner.
Fourteenth Degree. Perfect Flu. $50
y. m. VIM. T. Morris. Sc Hon, pres'd-
ing.
l. walter Bowman. So. X. {. {. II.
Venerable Master.
4. c. Thomas. &C.. X. {. c. II, Senior
Warden.
/ louis II Rachmann. So X c. c. Ii.
Junior Warden.
A.moner.
Secretary.
At. Harp. 81. Treasurer
w !. Miller. go. Orator.
X. =. RraSh"ar. g.. Master oc rere-
monies.
Ed Salado. g. Expert.
Henry Ah-ynS. Go. ASsiS,An. Expert.
Aaron NJ. Hubbard. 8 CAPTAIN OF the
Host.
.. f. Barnes g.. '.I,cr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
ROAD |MPASS|BLE
Brooke County Repair Force Work
ing Above Short Creek.

The river road. north OF Short
Creek. in Brook county, was in very
bal shape yesterday and in SOM"
places was impossible. This was du"
10 the sudden change in the weather.
\ large force Of men were hauling
Cindrrs and Stag from the various
plants in the up-thr-river section 10
fill n some OF the bad ruts so that
traffic will be able 10 get through.
As SOON as spring opens, contract
ors who have the contracts for the
work on this road will resume the re-
Surfacine work and try 10 complete
it by early summer Several other
roads in Brooke county which az" al
50 in bad shape Will be repaired as
soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
DIRECTORS MEET
Meeting Of Officials Of Chamber OF
Commerce Called for Phi
day Afternoon

The regular meeting Of tho board OF
directors Of the Wheeling Chamber OF
Commerce will be he'd Friday afternoon
following IN" noon day luncheon at the
Fort Henry Club. a. &. Stifel. president
will preside and requests full attend
anCc.
At this time 4 number OF very import
ant matters will be taken up for discus
SION by the members IN addition TO the
reports Of the various committees which
Wi! be read at this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
MANY CASES ARE
SET FOR THIS WEEK
Federal Prohibition Officers Arralgn
Prisoners Before COMMIT SS1onsr
John H. Conrad.

Metro T"t,"cA. arrested last week by
thu federal PROHIBITION officers ~ Fo!-
lanSh"H Yesterday morning Appeared
before L. :. urnnisai"nrr JOhH II.
Conrad. Nhen arra:En"d he wa;vGd n
preliminary. hearing and Mas held 20
the fedora, cour; grand jury uHGCr $500
bond
Charles I.arkey 81 MoundSviIe. ar
rested last Saturday was released from
tn" county jail yesterday under S5"0
bond for his appearance Friday morn
ing before IN" commissioner.
Sume OF the other cases set Tor the
week ar" as follows:
Jan Z"rbuc OF South Wheeling Will
rccelSn 4 preliminary hearing today.
Max Stem Of Elm Gr"V" is scheduled
for Wednesday for n hearing.
George Hann OF Fol'an%bte comes HN
on Thursday before the commissioner.
William II. LaGc Of FollSinshec Wiz
round out the week on Saturday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
FIND MAN
John Krone. Of North Main Street
Found After Being Missing from
Home Over Night.

After 4 search lasting all night
John Krone, agen North Main street
resident, was found yesterday morn
ing at the home Of Father .. II. l.lni'I
in Bridgeport, where he arrived la"'
last night III" man dlaappcareu
from his home Sunday eNenln" ana
was found wandering on Bridgeport
pike BY L FRIEND He asked the way
10 Father Lintel's home. wh"r" he re-
manned all night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
MEET TOMORROW
Regular weekly SSSEon OF crsds AS1
70 Be Held at STAN 1oesl
With Luncheon.

Invitations were sent out to AL ne
members Of the Wheeling Assoc!atson OF
Credit Men yesterday afternoon an
nouncing the regular mid-week messing
which will DO held Wednesday AZ noon
following the luncheon at the SAmm
hotel.
At this time the chairman OF the leg
islative committee Of this ASSOCIATION
will discuss the Fire Prevention Bill.
All members are requested to be present.
Several other matters will DO talked
about a this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
MEET. THURSDAY
Retail Merchant Committee OF Chamber
Of Commerce to Meet.

\ meeting Of tho Retail M"r'h !" :
committees Of the Wheeling Chamber ~
Commerce Will he held Thursday alter
noon at . o'clock in the offices at ihe
Chamber at the Marn"t AuditNr'uW
This meeting has hc"H called by August
6 Renck". Of ihr George T.. St:i"! Com
p:,ny. who - chairman.
Twelve Of the largest retail stores -
the Wheeling district ar" representa-
on th:s committee and they ar" :" dis
trss several very lmpoi taut Quc*u""N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
EXAMINATION FOR FOREMAN.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
exam! ma ton for foreman Of forge shop.
Vacancies 1T the Naval Ordnance Plant.
South Charleston. w. Va, at sl0.48
day, will be filled from this eXamna-
ton.
All inquiries concerning this eXamina-
ton should Ne addressed TO the Sccrc-
iAry -! III" Bird Of civil Service En-
amIncrS. Post office. Wheeling, W Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
DINNER AT Y. NC. A.
Judqe Honecker Will Be Speaker At
Washington Birthday Event.

The dormtory men Of the y. NJ. {.
\. Will enjoy George Washington
feed al the "I" auditorium this eve
ming AZ 6 o'clock sharp. Judge b. ;.
MoncrKcr viii be the principal speak
or at the affair.
Decorations in Articulation to
George Washington. the first leader OF
orr country. will cover the walls and
other parts OF the auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
POSTPONE TRUCK cAS1S

Several cases set for trial yesterday
in the court Of Justice Of the Peace J.
W. KinGelberger were postponed Tor
several days owing to the defendants
being out Of the city. being in Charles
ton where they are praying to the state
court Of appeals for a writ Of prohibi-
tion stopping the prosecution Of several
local truck operators who have been
heavily fined by Justice Kindieoergee
for violating the state good roAcs laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
CAR DELAYED.

Yesterday morning III" first car on
tho Neutrality-suspicious. division Of the
Wheeling Traction HNompary was de-
laycd. when a large touring car had got
ton across both north and south bound
tracks. Two cars were used in pulling
the auto ont Of the tracks so that they
could continue on their way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
TO MEET THIS EVENING.

4 meeting Of the Whatsoever circle
Of Kings Daughters Of the Centre
school Of Wheeling will be held this eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Fred .. Stem
b!cker. Of Nineteenth street, "arwood.
Mrs. T.. T.. Nolte vii! b" hostess and
requests that all members b" present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
oPF1cHs TO CLOSE.

All offices in the city building WIN
be closed all day to-day. except tho po-
lice department, in observance Of George
Washington's birthday. The sherhfs
office will be open part OF the day. the
business department being closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
SUFFERS INJURY TO KNEE.

Rrrino P!eroctc, an Italian wing IN
Renwood. is suffering from smashed
knee. n the Ohio Valley Genera! hospl-
tai. as tho result Of in accident EeSter-
day morning in The National Tube Com
ranv plant n Benwoud Yesterday morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Cercn mic Constipation

Da'v n,..d and G"nti" laNar'reS Sh"G,d
ho used S;-org Catha rites arN 700 harsh
and drastic. rhamh"r!ain's Tablets a."
s\,n""ur. easy 10 ak aC-eeah," N f.
:ort Fo:~a." ny al dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Tut two troops VII nod their meet
ings this eVenIaE. they being Troop y"
a tn" Mozart Lutheran church ana
Troop No - a. the stone Presbyterian
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

II requires no prophetic vision TO
realize that the Persian Rug Weaving in
dustry. with lis glorious achievements of
many centuries, may in the not very distant
future almost entirely disappear and c"a>"
to maintain It's prdcIul position in the ranks
OF Art.
During the war tragedy of recent
wear, Thousands Of rugs and hand-loomS have
been dcstroycd The latest news dispatches
from the Orient state that there is great dan
ger % 'hc Red armies advancing INTO Persia
with their ruthless destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

W.ashiugron's birthday SPECIAL. ,'h"r'
~ Ice. liulchct Center Brick. l--I-h