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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

vsrsary celebration a. Bridgeport. last
night.
Mrs. W. s Cusirk and children are IN
Wellsburg. ". Va. called 10y the death
OF Il relative.
George Weber and Ross T"rri" al mus
city. are spending their vacation ilSh-
INK in West Virginia
Harry Whitlatch. Of this city. l"'N'S
to-day for a vacation trip |" Cinr'nnoii.
Ohio.
Mrs. Donald Virtue and son, Of chi
cago. Ills. are spending few days 'S
m. guests Of local relatives.
DR.. and Mrs r. II. Wilson har" mr.
rived home after an extended vacation
trip TO Canada.
DR.. ". n Medul % North Fourth
street. left yesterday for visit at MI
Clemens. Mich.
Mrs. William T Dixon has arrive"
home after a month sTcnt a. Rro"KSiHe
Inn Md. on vacation.
Coach Loucks has called out all WI.
wish n try FOR places on the high s"hoo'
football team II report this evening
Miss Agnes Lewis. Of the Pcopie
bank. Is spending her vacation WISHING
at Newark, c.
Officials Of the 7. g. Q. mine NJ lol
ence state that their plant VIII Gc' "n'
der operation Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL CLOSED
Version Of the Good samaritan Is IN
terestng Feature Of Program

Last evening the closing exercises Of
the fourth daily vacation Bible school
Of Ohio county were held at the Zane
Street church. \ splendid exhibit Of
eorapbooks, necdlework and other hant-
work was on display.
An especially interesting number on
the program was the version or the
Good Samaritan story as presented by
little year old Norma Wilson. The
exercises were composed of. for the
greater part. OF songs, drills. dances.
recitations, readings, stories and pray
ers.
The Zane Street daily vacation Bible
school has been under the direction OF
Rev. l.. S. Crosse pastor Of the church.
assisted by Miss Nettie Young, Mrs. S.
S. Ellom, Miss Lois Crosse and Miss
Lillian Steiger.
The children recorded with perfect
attendance are:
Harry Wilson, Fern. StehlI. Violet
Wilson. Cecil ,Felice. Frances Stehl!.
Catherine Daughtery. Dorothy Wilson.
Norma Wilson, Mary Brady.
The following members OF the school,
in addition TO those named above. have
record Of 81 per cent or better, at.
tendance:
Mary Frances Young. Anna Wilson,
Dorothy Stehlt. Gladys Teller. Gladys
Mckee Betty O"Toole. Edgar Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
BELLAIRE:
Clam Reservoir.


The work NJ cleaning the city reser-
yoir. located on Crow hill, was hegun
yes,erday Service Director George I.
Kreslow nut 1--WE men 10 work on the
iob OF cleaning the basin with Water
Line Foreman Harry Wilkinson in
charge Of the work The work Will
likely not he completed before Saiur-
day night Deposit "f about NIFTY tons
OF dirt must be removed
Play Next week.
The second baseball game OF series
between the Kiwanis teams Represent
ing Bellaire and Wheeling will be played
next Wednesday afternoon At tho
Wheeling Island Fair Grounds.
Dean Funeral.
Funeral services for the late h"WAfH
Dean. or Wheeling, formerly Of HcIa'rc,
who died In a New Philadelphia h"Spi-
tai OF injuries received In an aut"m"-
bile accident when telephone pole
crashed Through his car. Will be held
Sunday afternoon Mt IN" late residence,
MS North Wabash street. Wheeling
Burial Will hc IN tho Rose liill c"mc-
terry here Tho Masons Will have "harE"
OF the funeral
Get Pump Plans.
John Long. local concrete contractor.
will build a foundation for tn" new
/ high pressure pumping unit 10 he IN.
! stalled at Bellaire's municipal pump
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

sent Swimming and a variety OF out
door amusements will be on tho prV
gram. and a turtle soup luncheon VIII
be- served AT o'clock.
McDaniels Funeral
he funeral services for Mrs. Mar
care, Jennie McDaniels. well known
resident OF Jefferson street. who d'ed
Yesterday following lengthy Illness
y!l, he held from me family home TO-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock. Ruriai
will take place at Peninsula cemetery
~ Wheeling.
Investigate Explosion.
An explosion which sounded similar
- a muffed shot was heard by officers
on the heat in the business district yes
,c-dav morning at o'clock. Patrons
~ the Palace restaurant also heard the
noise. The police spent an hour inves-
tigating IN the business district but
we're unable to locate the cause.
Got Wheeling Physician.
\ resident of North Fifth street who
has serious illness in his family spent
some time In an effort 10 set local
physician early one morning this week.
Every doctor called was either out Of
town or on n case. according to those
who answered the telephones and the
man was compelled to call for Wheel
Ing physician. whom he was SUCCESSFUL
IN getting.
council Meeting.
The regular meeting OF council Will
he held at the City building this even
ing. and much interest - being shown.
The ordinance and safety committees
wilt probably have n report on the pro-
posed new traffic ordinance 10 submit
20 the body for action and several
stree, paving matters are also to be as
cusSed.
X. Of @. Outing.
Hundreds Of members and triendS OF
the knights OF Columbus In This city
are planning TO attend the annual outing
to be held IN Och's grove on the Cole
rain pike today. Motor trucks VIII
CARR pIcnIckers 10 the grounds and
others will take the buses \ program
OF outdoor events will hf enjoyed dur
Ing the day.
Community Event might.
All 81 the residents Of city have
been Invited 10 the community festival
which will be held on Fourth street near
the X. ~ 2. home this evening. Re-
freshmen.s will be sold on the Noble
lawn and community dance will be en-
loved on the street near the Elks club
Prepare For school.
Supt r. c. Maoten. of the Local
schools. IL expected 10 arrive here the
arst OF the week after spending his
vacation AZ Trimway. o. Officials OF
the schools will BEGIN Immediate prepa'
rat!ons for the opening Of school in two
weeks and large amount OF detail work
Is anticipated
Issue Fire warning.
CIV officials and officials Of the fire
/ department have issued warnings 20 al
/ residents TO be very careful of their us,
OF fire at the present time. The lack o.
( rain for an extended period has resulted
| in everything becoming dry and sparks
! might easily be the cause of much dam
age TO property.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Several members OF the Pocahonta'
! lodge In this city. attended the ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

turned from visiting relatives at Arm
strongS Mills.
Mr. Joe Lane and the Misses Mar
Caret Lane. Edna Higbec and Kathryn
Bowen spent Thursday afternoon at
bethany college. Bethany, w. Va The
Misses Lane and Higbee will he stu
dents there through the coming term
and went to arrange schedules OF study.
Miss Lavina Forester, OF North Lin
coin avenue. entertain party OF the
younger set at her home on Tuesday
evening.
Ladies' Of the Mystic Ar, club held
their annual picnic Wednesday after
noon at Junglrtown. one OF the most
delightful camps on the river south OF
town
Mrs. Velma Schermcr. Of St. Glars
!vle spent the early part Of tho week
here as a guest OF Mrs. c. w. Man
chester, Of Liberty avenue
Miss EuIalia Fish, Of West Fortieth
street. has returned from a short visit
at Powhatan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
SHADYSIDE

Ncnhc-s or the pelnha Luke class Of
the Mo,hodis, sunday school were
n,co sanity entertained Thursday even
irr nv Mrs II II Workman. OF Central
avenue Tho hostess was assisted by
Mrs Charles ,,lasow. Mrs John Sea-
hrnok and Mrs Glen Harris
Mr. Harry Dreamer. Of Key Ohio,
who taught music in the local school
last ycar is visiting friends here. She
has been honor guest at n number Of
social affairs since she came.
Miss Helen KimmcnS. or Elm Grove.
&c visiting Mrs. Herman Baker. Of East
rorr,cth street. for few days.
The Shadvside hall team Will go to-
day 10 Wnodshcld for a fast contest.
Tho Monroe county scat team has a
ino record This sea son and will be hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
V, VA. REPRESENTED AT
PHARMACISTS MEET

Morgantown, w. Va. Aug 1S.-Elmor
s. Hammond and G. a. Berry, are rep
resenting the West Virginia pharma
cists at the American Pharmaceuticaj
Association meeting at Cleveland. which
opened Monday and which closes Satur-
day night. They are also attending the
sessions OF the American Conference
Of Pharmaceutical Faculties. which are
being held at the same time.
At the recent meeting OF the West
Virginia State Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton. Professor Bergy, who is in charge
Of the University Department OF phar-
macy, was appointed delegate to the ma
tsonal meeting along with o. o. Older.
Of Charleston and B. f. Downs. OF
Welch. Berry, was also made chairman
of the Press and Publicity Committee Of
the State Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
MARTINS FERRY
CIRCULATE PETITION
TO PREVENT DUMPING
nssrpENrS OF SOUTH FOURTH
STREET AND PROPERTY OWN
ERs ATTEMPT TO HAMPER
CITY OFFICIALS
Letters Sent to State Officers and Re
turned Arc Of Much Interest

For some reason not generally known
owners OF property which has been
ased as a dumping ground on South
Fourth street by IN" city have under
taken TO hamper the C!iy OFFICIALS IN
every way possible IN their WORK ana
have used every means in Their power
to take from tAc city the only con-
veniend spot available for the disposal
Of rubbish and refuse.
Letters were written 70 state o'I-
pIals at Columbus. o. by parties re-
siding in that vicinity In an effort e"
get the state officials % interfere WIN
the dumping n that vicinity. These let
ters were returned 70 the city officials
nv the recipients and they refused ="
interfere n the matter. Later one or
the propCrtv owners has determined 70
stop the dumping on his property and
attem pied 20 stop operation at the spot
The city has some streets where the
dumping can he carried on as they ar
IN need Of filing and Service Director
Sweeney decided 20 have the rubbish
placed there. The last move in the mat
ter has been the circulation OF 4 pc
tition by some Interested parties
among tho residents In the vicinity OF
thai dump. praying 70 have the work
a<Eontinued This would leave the city
Without any place for the disposal OF
refuse.
Sent Woman Home.
A woman was found wandering IN the
grounds OF the CRY hospital at an
early hour yesterday morning by at
taches OF the institution and they we're
unable TO get any information out OF
her. A call 70 police headquarters took
officers there and ride to the city
building In the mayors car loosened her
tongue. Her name and residence were
finally ascertained and she was taken
10 her home at Besla!re where the FAM
by were unaware OF her absence.
Many Attend Show.
, Good crowds witnessed the exhibit
ton OF Campbelrs trained animal cir
Gus on the League Park grounds last
evening and all were pleased with the
exhlbltIon The management were unable
10 give n show in the afternoon on &C
Soupt OF their late arrival in the city.
most OF whiSh was due TO railroad DIFF
ficulty.
Alpha Pt Outing
I Members OF the Alpha Pi fraternity
will enjoy an outing at camp north OF
hits city this afternoon and evening and
avery member Is expected to be pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
BOY IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Sistersville Aug. lS.-Fred Calebaugh
l5-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
CalebauGh. Of this city. ls In the Sisters
Vile General hospital in a critical con-
dillon. as a result Of a gun shot wound
in the abdomen. The youth was acc!-
dentanlly shot to-day. when he and his
cousin. Bob Calebaugh. OF Antioch. o.
were chasing a snake. The gun was
cooked and when the boy leaned over
the shot was accidentally discharged
into his abdomen. The boy vomited
blood, An operation viii be performed
upon the arrival "f Dir. s. 4. Cunning
ham from the Marietta hospital. The
lad is brother to Mis- Madge Gale
hauGh. Of the National Union Bank. and
Miss Zelda Cal"haugh. of Joseph Mckay
and Sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Several members OF the Pocahontas
lodge In this city. attended the ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Ererlow states tha, the plans for IN"
foundation have been received from l"'
Harris lump n Supply company an" 'N@
work will begin as soon aN Long M
ishcs work that he Is now doing Inc
proceeds Of the S&Onlm h"ud iNaN" /"
pay for the new pump haN" been re-
cc!ycd and the money IS on deposit !"
the First National bank.
To Plan For Fight.
The athletic committee Of the ReIaire
Post Nr 80. American Legion. WIZ
meet Monday evening at The Legion
further the arrangements for the I'ap"r
Day boxing show Il; IivtCview PARK.
Goo" Stewart. Of Wheeling. and NeN-
gam. or New Castle. IA. viii i"
featured In the main bout.
Cambria Signs UP.
Men employed at TIA" webb and iHI'-
ncv mines Of the Cambria '"II'rle8
company returned 10 work yesterday
and others will go into these ~" mines
today Announcement was mad" at me
headquarters Of Suh-ptstr'rt No. "'
District t. United Mine Workers. N"stcr-
dav To the effect that The Jones inter-
ests had signed the agreement Tor these
two mines. Tie Webb man" - tn" IarS-
rSt in the state. So coal was HhmN""
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meet today in IN" h"ad1nar'erS AT
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-13

tion clause embodied, thereby ena- bling the manufacturers of the Emit cd states to better meet foreign com petition and maintain the American standard of living for their employees.
 Petitions from members of state fund committee, American Legion, Department of Connecticut, of New Haven; Members of Wheeler Young post No. 2Ol, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of Waterbury; Members of The New Haven Medical Association of Frank Coyle post, No. l. American Le- zion, of Waterbury and Members of Westvillc post, No. 39, American Le- zion, of New Haven, Connecticut, pro- testing against the proposed transfer of the Reserve Corps, United States Public Health Service hospital, New Haven. Connecticut, to civilian status.
 Petition of Patients of United States Public Health Service Hospital, Fox Hills, Staten Island, New York, pro- testing against H. k. S92S, known as the Lehlbach Reclassihcation Bill, which places nurses under the insti- tutional grade instead of in the pro- lessional grade.
 Petition from John Gilbert Son protesting against the proposed in creased rates of duty on sheled all monds, etc, as contained in the so- called Fordney Tariff Bill
 Petition from Members of Putnam
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13

even better understand the feelings of that brave soldier who lately, tired beyond endurance, seeing suffering he could not and a government did not adequately allay quietly join his other comrades who went West" over there,
 FRANK s, BuTTERWORTH,
 Chairman, Committee. Approved
 Wm. j, Malone,
 Morgan G, BulkleS Jrn
 Committee. Approved by Executive Committee American Legion, Conn, Dept,
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13

Hnl Chapter, Daughters Of The Am erican Revolution, Of Greenwich, Connecticut, protesting against the enactment of the Walsh Bill, proyid- Ing for the erection of the Yellow stone Dam,
 Petition from Members of The Yale Forest School Alumni association of New Haven. Connecticut, opposing tho proposed transfer of the United States Forest Service from Department of Agriculture to the Department or the Interior.
 Petition from Members of The Am erican Expeditionary Force. Post No 320, Veterans of Foreign Wars, or New Haven, Connecticut, favoring the enactment of the Soldiers Bonus Bil at an early date.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
A MESSAGE TO TIRED
 SICK FOLKS

Go to your druggist and ask him for Guides Pepto- Mangan and take it with your meals for few weeks and see how your health improves
 If you are pale, tired. lack am- btion and vigor, you know yourself that if you had plenty of red blood that you would not feel tired and half sick all the time. The only sure foun- dation of permanent health is good blood. Gudes Pepto- Mangan builds up your blood with a form of iron that gets into your system quickly It is wonderful. You will like it and 1t will make you feel so well and strong. Life will be worth living again. Try it and you will thank us for telling you about it. Druggists sell Gude's Pepto- Mangan in both liquid and tab let form. Advertisement.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
rom the national advertisers.

from the national advertisers.
 "lnquiry among a number of na- tional advertisers reported to HIS as being specifically named by Point of Purchase salesmen, fails to show that they are parties to the sign company's agreement, and Furthermore they strenuously object to the unwarranted use Of their name
 "Rctailers are warned to verify the existence of service agreements by corresponding direct with the national advertisers involved.
 National Vigilance Committee,
 George B. Chandler, Secretary"
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
MILAN INTRODUCES
 SEVERAL PETITIONS
Connecticut Senator's Resolutions Are Mainly on Questions of Tarif and
 Soldiers Business.

Senator George P. Mclean of Con necticut, introduced the following pc titions in the United States senate to- day:
 Petition from ACT employees of The F. Ingraham company of Bristol, Con- necticut, favoring the immediate enactment of the so-called Fordney Tariff Bill with the American Valua-
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
COMMERCE CHAMBER
 ISSUES A WARNING
Against Misrepresentation Of Ad- VertiSinS Company Solicitors

Claiming that agents of "Thc Point of Purchase Advertising Asso- ciatoni of York, Pennsylvania, have been misrepresenting the service rcn- dcrod by that company, the state Chamber of Commerce, upon an in- vestigation, has issued warning to all merchants. The warning is issued in a communication to local secre- taries. under the caption; Statements of sign salesmon prove to be false"
 The letter from the state Chamber of Commerce is as follows
 The Letter. m.
 January II, 1922. To Each Local Secretary:
 Last month you were advised that the sales project of the "Point of Purchase Advertising Association" was not endorsed by the Hartford Chamber of Commerce, as their sales men were reported to have claimed in several cities in Connecticut You may be interested in the report on this association from the National Vigilance committee to the New Haven Chamber of Commerce, in case you hear of them further in this connection.
 The Report.
 The Pont of Purchase Advertising Association of York, Pennsylvania, is a private company organized to manufacture and lease electric flash signs for window display, and its salesmen are now reported to be actively soliciting the retail trade.
 ''The flash signs are not sold out right, we are informed but a mem bership' or service agreement is offered which provides for specified number of hours each day, and shall receive for the service one or two dollars a month for each sign. It has been reported to us that some of the statesmen have led prospects to believe that sign display cards of na- tionally advertised commodities named by the Point of Purchase salesmen, could be obtained either through the sign company or direct
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13

There is no better soil or climate for growing flax In the world than Tn Ireland.
The Southern herald., 1922-01-06
Non Resident Notice

To John NJ. Dye, if living, and
if dead to his unknown heirs or
assigns, William jenkins, if liv.
ing, if dead, his unknown heirs or
assigns, John NJ. jenkins, if liv-
ing. if dead his unknown heirs or
assigns, Thomas jenkins, if liv-
ing, if dead his unknown heirs or
assigns, Reason NJ. jenkins, if liv.
ing, if dead, his unknown heirs or
assigns, <. M. jenkins, P. O..
Waterproof, La, Leo Jenkins, P.
0. unknown, Roy Holland, P, o.
Little Rock, Ark, Hilton Holland
P. 0. unknown. and Mrs. Josie
Sanford, P, 0. Sheffield, Ala.
You and each of you are here
by commanded to appear before
the Chancery court OF Amite Ooun
ty, Mississippi, at a term Of said
court to be held in the town Of
Liberty, at the Court House, be.
gining first Monday, Of January
1922, then and there to plead, an.
swer or demur to the bill of com.
plant filed in said court dy Mrs,
M. Longmire, etalS, complain
ants, for removal of clouds, and
Confirmation Of title to land de-
scribed in the bill Of comlaint
filed in said cause, and to which
you are defendant.
Given under my hand seal sea
Of Office this 2 day of December
A. D., 1921.
L G Nelson. Clerk
The Southern herald., 1922-01-06
Non Resident SumwONs

State of Mississippi
To Willie Hayes, Deft. a Non
Resident, P. O.. address un'
known:
You are commanded to ap,
pear before the Chauce:y Court
of Amite county, Miss on the
1st Monday Of January, 1922
there to answer the suit in the
said Court Of Martha Hayes, for
divorce, wherein you are de
tendant.
Given under my hand and
seal Of Office this 9th dau of D. C
A D., 1921.
E. G, Nelson, Chancery Cl'k.
Joe Uplon, Sol.
The Southern herald., 1922-01-06
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that !,
N the Substituted Trustee in a
deed OF trust given by Frank To-
bias and wife, Fredonia Tobias, to
G, NJ. Causey, Of Liberty, Mis-.
sissippi, recorded on page 387, Of
Deed Book No. II in the offics OF
the Chsncery Clerk OF Amite coun
ty, Miss, and transferred to Wash
Brothers, will, in accordance to the
provision Of said deed OF trust sell
The west n of north west 4 OF
north east Il, all in section SO, T
3, R. 4, E., Amite county, Missis-
sippi, at the North Door Of the
court house in said Amite county
within legal hours on January 9th
1922, at public auction to the high
est and best bidder for cash.
The title to said land is suppc 8
ed to be good but | will only con-
yey such as is vested in me.
H. G, Gordon,
Substituted Trustee
Posted at the court house, Amite
Co., Miss, this the Is day Of Dec.
1921. H G Gordon.