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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
AMERICAN LEGION
DELEGATES FROM
OHIO ANNOUNCED
Max Duga. Of Bellaire, One Of 40 Rep
resentatives from Ohio to National
Meeting.

Columbus. Ohio. oct l2.-Forty-ninc
delegates from Ohio. and III" same num-
hor of altcrnatcs will attend the fourth
convention of the American Legion at
New Orleans. Oct. II 20 "a. lugh Il.
Martin Columbus. adJutant OF tn" ONO
Legion VIII h" secretary "f the state :
delegation. Martin also las been desiS-
mated as the ohio representative on
botn the crcdcntial committee and the
commitlc" ON permanent organization
Of the convention.
Another Ohio man. Clarence T.. hc'1'
Of Toledo. has been chosen assistant
observation-disclosures Of the convention. ac-
cor,llnC to 4 statement from ONO
headquarters here.
ohio delegates are advised by the
state commander that there VIII nc Il
coucus mt the Grunewald Hotel, at y
n. m, Sunday. October 10. lieadqnar'
,crS Of the department will be IN the
Grunewald.
The states delegates 70 the meeting
arc:
rolnmhus--Edward Gottrost. Z. H.
Roberts. Edward :. Thatcher and Arthur
Burke,l, IN addition 10 Mr.. Martin.
From Clcvcland--M. r. DriscoH Carr
f. Moore. II. r. McQuigG. r. H. JalniSoh
G. NJ. Shield. ', :,
From Toledo--wallace Tomey' II. NJ
Walker. r,,,.
From Cincinnati Robert L. Ela'k.
Gilbert Eottman. Milton n. Campbell
+. Boyd Jordan.
Others arc: J. r. Cowgirl. Canton
DR.. NJ. II. keenan,. Coshocton; william
Foulks. East Liverpool; DR.. T.. {. DAVIS
Dover; H. 4. Johnson. DenniSon' JacN
Tussay. Ashtabula; James GILL; Lake
wood. Oscar stevens. Warren.
Stewart Fluke; Ashland; Peter W.
Cuban, Oak Harhor; q. r. klire os-
toria: Or. y. u. SINKS; Lima: J.. r. MOL
lcnkoff. Van Vert Roy B. Gardhe'
Mansfield: Justin McElr"y Ada; Frank
K. Bell Findlay. ,.
Oscar Mohrman, Bellefonta!nc: Marx
r Vcr,z, Rascom: Francis o. Rotse1'
Defiance; Kent II. Dillon. Fremont e.
: Shade. Greenville, Harry narmoay'
Franklin: w. 4. Williams. 'hii!lco'he'
Georre Denny. MIddlctown; S. q. Otsto''
Snrjngf!cld; T.. l.. King, Dayton; Ihomas
" tones, Middleport; Max Dusa' Bel
lairc. ~,
CT. Lauer. Logan; Norma Irwin Ne',
sonviIle: Lee Mohr. Newark! Leonard
EeIIy. Mt. Vernon: l.. +. Mckinney
Redwood.
Dcpar,ment officers who are included
IN the list OF delegates are Be'tman'
commander; Gettrost. first vlce-pres'-
dent: Tomey, second rice-commander;
Dr,scoll. third vice-commandeG' anu
Martin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
ST.. MARYS

s., Mary's High school football team
jn.r,lassrd the New Martiusviile High
school team on the local field on Satnr-
dry afternoon, by holding the long emf
of the score lS-n. 1t WAS clean well
pIayr,! game. and was handled nicely by
Rcryl rrr$on. Ia III" last quarter or TN"
game all - the SECOND team al ID" Locals
were pIayiue.' ON" u IN" largest
crowds In ever witness It football game
in = M;rlS was out TIA" Alumni bahi
ulavrd several selections hrfor" the
game
The field was in fine shap" for the
game The rain Of the preceding night
laid the dust nicely. The field has been
drag,,cd New iron goal posts have
taken the places Of the wooden ones or
las, year and the field has been iaid
lcngthwisc instead Of croSSwisc as here
toforc.
large crowd is expected 10 witness
Tho game between pcnnSbOro and the
locals on the home field next Saturday.
If yuu have not already purchased
season ticket II is not too late as there
still remains four biz home cares
T"nnSboro. Moundsvillc. Spencer ana
S!SterSNille.
The rtrs, number Of the second vol
umC of The Argus" the High sCnool
I,
ara not already Oh the subscription list
see some Of the High school students
Flavc. sou Of Mr.. and Mrs Al. car
michael fell from a chestnut tree I"st
Saturday morning. breaking hoth arms
and making several cuts. DIR. I. l."
Grimm rendered first aid. He was later
taken To- tho Marietta hospital where ne
is rrsting as we'll as could be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. All. Carmichael and ram
llv mu'"red Marietta sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gootgeluck OF
Forces, city. were tranSactinH business
here Saturday.
ants were attending business matters
here Monday.
MIR and Mrs Meredith Nichols. OF
MAXWELL we're callers here Saturday.
The Volunteer Society Of the l'reSpy
t.rjau church, hon0rcd one ot their
members. Mrs. Fred Ryan. with lar
we'll party on Monday evening Snc
rcoycs soon for Pittsburgh. where her
husband Is employed.
The members Of the NJ. T. church met
IN the church basement on TUESDAY
evening and rendered farewcil party
TO Rev and Mrs. rcry J. Null ana ram
lily. their retiring pastor, who leaves me
I.,,cr mart Of the wcci9 for Fairmont.
uIckIe will fiji the vacancy here.
T. Russ Smith. Of Lower Newport. o.
wos here Monday to visit his mother
Mrs. Amos Smith.
Hoh Mercer moved his household
coods 10 Henry Camp. Monday. where
he Will work for Dinsmoor & CO.
Mrs. Johnson is seriously III at mo
home Of her daughter. Mrs. HAP Trip
lott oc First street.
Tbo 6, Mary's Power & Light Conn
Many have moved their ofiCrc into Inc
osdln building from tho Riggs building
on The crositc side Of Main street.
Tho Board Of Trad" hcld mee:Ins
IN the directors room Of III" FIRST VA
,ional Bank building, on Monday even
inr, pertaining to tho Western Glass
company and Its operations.
Mrs. Marian Fell Hart OF Mar'eIla,
will present ITumorcspur, with muSI'o
|, hnme adaptcd from DvorakS compost
ZION, Miss Myrtle Stbley, OF Marietta
will be her accompan!st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
SHERRARD
no.,, for sherrard Lyceum Course.

DATES LOT Sne1AHfu oJSS"A
Tho Rcdpath I.yceum bureau has suo'
,,it,cd tho unal re!Slon OF dates LOT lhe
Shcrrard Community course "a follows;
Ard.rso,.roran Duo. Nov. 10
1eon Mcdonald. &C. is.
Ecyir Concert Co, Feb. ..
Vlerra'4 lIawa!lauS. March ;.
These dates have been approved hy
,hc local committee and the season TICK"
r,a will hc on sal" Within tho next two
wocLs Tho tickets will be sold by
high school students As has previously
hccu cone.
wilson Garvir.
ON Tuesday ov"nir.: at i O'Clock at
tho home Of the bride near Bethlehem.
o,,urrrd In, Wedding Of Miss Mary
,iarvln and Mr.. Paul Wilson "f Wheel
rr, island Roy. g. r. Garvin perform
ed tho ceremony IN the presence OF the
immediate families Of tho principals. 4
wcGdin. dinner was served at o'clock
and later In the evening tho Young
rnurIr left for = trip I" 'leveiand ana
other points on the lakes. They VIII
take no their rcSid"nc" at Bethlehem.
,rh, hrjdc L. the daughter OF J. &. Car
Gin and f. nonuiar In wide circle OF
rtI ", NyIIenn * thr son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson OF Wheeling
I,l,r1
pr,s,s-
r,,, r,o,. corvIrcS Will 10 held ~
,b Avian Grave PRESBYTERIAN church
Wv ,. ..iL," ,.,.',nc- >, 7..n r'cInck. 4
W. ,,, w.tI, ho rIynr nv tho Childr N
~ 10 ,',',,.,,r ,,,,.i,. v,lI hc rendered.
49, - ,,,.bor A., ~ .
high school AZ Fairvlcw. W. Va. spent
Tho Weekend az her h"m" hero.
N,s bora Morgan .! McMcchcn "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
EQUITY SUIT FILED
IN FEDERAL COURT

4 suit in equity styled. George /.
I.add ct al vs.. Caroline c. Tallman.
cxecurrix Of the will Of Albert /. TAIL
man. guardian Of Tclon Tallman. was
i!lcd Yesterday with John H. Conrad
clerk nf the L. :. court In the northern
dis;rir: Of West Virginia.
The plaintiff. George \. l.add. - n
resident Of PITTSBURGH and other plain
liTs are nonresident. while the dc-
PENDANT is a resident OF Wheeling.
The matter in COntroHcrsary Is the
will If the late Albert l.. Tallman. III"
bill Of particulars aIcge that Albert /.
Tallman left An estate consisting Of
bonds. stocks, cash ana bills receivable
tntalinE avarly s350nO in tho hands 4"
the cNccUGiX and and Indebtedness OF
$4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Liquor Sellers Are
Handed Stiff Fines
At St. C|airSYl|e
Bellaire italian Assessed $1,000 and
Costs -Tiles Notice OF
Appeal.

Found guilty Of transporting 'nto1i-
eating liquors. Ralph Gianangella. 1tA-
Ian. Of Bellaire. was fined 5000 ana
costs at his hearing yesterday afternoon
in the court OF Mayor Davies at st.
Clairsvlle. He Immediately filed notice
Of appeal.
1t was Gianangclla's third onense.
On two preceding occasions. when tried
in Mayor Davies court. he was fined
100" each time.
Joseph S;opek. charged with possess
In. intoxicating liquors. was found
guilty and fined $500 and costs yester-
dav in the court Of Mayor Davies. His
arrest occurred on September 20. Sto-
PEEK also halls from Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
WILL RESTORE TRAINS.

Cumberland Md. Oct. 12.-John j
Cornwell, genera counsel for the Balu-
more & Ohio Railroad. states that 'he
railroad plans 70 restore passenger
trains Nos. II and IL. within few days
or as soon as the engines and cars used
in tho service come through the shops.
These train. with several Others were
abandoned during tho shopmen's strike,
Train No. -. known MS the 'puquc2ne
Limited" was popular with Cumberland
business men. They would board 1t At
10 o'clock AT night and be in New YORK
before . o'clock tho following morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
rAo PRESENTED.

TIL. Daughters OF Veterans lodge OF
Elm Grove presented flag TO the "cS'
Liberty High school last evening Al
ea cellant program was carried out
Mrs. Mary McConkcy was chairman
Of the presentation and the present.
lion Of the flag was by, Miss Ethel
wallace, president OF the camp. The
flag was received by c. j. Patterson
surcr!ntendent of schools in that dis
,rIct. Tho main talks were made by
Comrade u. LENNON and Col. w. V.
Rogers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
SEEKS HUSBAND

Local police last night received
letter from Mrs. Frederick Herbert. OF
Bloomfield y. Y, asking them to make
a search Of the city in an effort to To-
cate her husband.
Mrs. Herbert said her husband disap-
reared a week ago. leaving her and two
small children without funds. Herber.
is ii years Of age. five feet and ten
inches In heighth and weights about
! 60 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
University Club Concert

The single ticket sale for the opening
University Club Concert Of the season
will begin at the box office at the Court
theatre, this morning. The artist Will
be Mr.. Giovanni Martinell. principal
etnor Of the Metropolitan. The assist.
ing artists will be Miss Laura Robert
ron. soprano. and Mr.. Salvatore Fucito
MT the piano. The number will be the;
Forty-fifth University Club Concert, the
place the Court Theatre. the time Mon
day evening October 18th. at o'clock.
The season ticket sale closed last
night. With its close the work OF the
committee is largely done for the year
and little remains but to ring UP the
curtain on the opining concert. rms
always the most important event OF the
musical season. is now the CHIEF topic
Of discussion IN Wheel.ngs musical ana
social circle and Monday night VIII bring
out WheelinCs usual brilliant audience.
IT need hardly be added that the num-
Dor Of tickets on sale ut the Court Thea
ire IS extremely limited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
LUTHERAN SYNOD CLOSES WITH
ANNUAL ELECTION Of OFFICERS

- ,Dly Inning rniNcI Tor fNr lWStttUtiOn
49,, a.. .,,r,,,,,rv for girls vii,
, -, i,r,r. -, ,o-, o, $tns noo II,
-, .,..,.. n,,, r,.,.,.,... -, students
,,''r ..,.,, ,,ha..,.,,, and ,...i,ity
CIV
Rev TuAoss SPEAKS
liter" ~ elsewhere. ~" Wtil''ar'an
Spi~.; running t" rNirrm" lengths. "\-
.rtS IT'S uaIEn influence" N-'thinG -
considered worthy Of r,cugnit!on "r nur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
.OUercOQtS

Every style is represented in my stock gabardncs whip
cords and twrcS iii topcoats and wonderful plaid
backs AMI other novelties well conservative styles
in the oyrrcoat> You invited my show You'll
like them and might be wise to buy yours while the selection
r al its best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Values up to S35 Values up to $40 Values up to S45
Every Suit with Two Pairs of Pants

When you buy 4 Bcrnharct Suit there is no more
possibility Of questioning the STYLE than there Is
of questioning the VALUE. 1t is THERE and 50
plainly evident that You do not have t" be "Slr"wd
buvcr' to see it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
INJURED WHEN CAR
HITS ICE TRUCK

Mrs. Edward Wilson and sister. Mrs.
n. II. Wheaton, Of No 90 Seventh street.
were seriously injured yesterday MORN
Ing shortly before noon. when an auto
mobile in which they were riding. struck
an ire truck az the foot Of Wheeling hill.
Both were rushed to the North Wheel
Ing hospital At an carly hour ms
morning hospital attendants said botn
would be able to leave the institution
in several days.
There IS total game refuge area
Of $4,000 acres in Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Carnso used to sing in FL Toreo. tn"
largest bull ring In the world. located
in Mexico City.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

southeast corner of the west (D rods of
lot S) of said block "a: thence north to
the northeast corner of said west (4) rods
OF lot 80 thence west to the east line OF
the N. s. Alley through said block (4)
thence north to the south line of River St.
thence northeasterly to the southeast corner
of lot 60. block %. said Lucy Com took s
ADD; thence north to place Of beginning,
81 IN owosso township, Shiawassee County,
Michigan.
The City Assessor is hereby directed to
prepare a special assessment roll for a
special assessment upon the lands constitut-
ing the special assessment district above
described and liable to be specially assessed
Tor said Improvement in the sum of Fifteen
thousand rour hundred Two ana /lUU
Dollars ($15,402.50), said assessment to be
made strictly according to the benefits to
the several lots and parcels of land in said
district, whether direct or indirect, said sum
being hve-sixths of the entire cost of the
SAID Improvement estmated and the
City Clerk is hereby directed on the filing
in his Office by the City Assessor of the
said roll properly certified, to number the
same consecutively and thereupon to cause
70 De published in some newspaper of the
CITY once in each week for two consecutive
weeks, according to the terms of the Citv
hle in his office for public inspection. to-
gether with the surveys, profles nlans
specifications and estimates of cost of said
Improvement, of the work to he done and
district to be assessed and that the Cow
mission will meet at n time and place mem
toned in said notice and at least two weeks
after the first publication thereof. to hear
any and all objections to the said n,nroya-
ment and to review the said roll. at which
Tune and place all persons interested will
be gwen an opportunity to be heard regard
ing the said Improvement and assessment.
Dated Au Z IL, 1922
B. X LUCAS.
City Clerk.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
EDITORIALS
WHAT'S YOUR JOB WORTH?

Almost every newspaper in the
United States has printed the state.
ment by Senator Walsh, of Massa.
chusetts, "the new tariff will tax
every human being in America,
$13.15." That's interesting.
But there are possibilities infinite
ly more important than the stealing
Of $13.15 every year from every
American man, woman and child.
One possibility more dangerous
would be lack of work for ten or fif-
teen millions of Americans, based on
European competition that could not
possibly be met by workers in this
country.
Better tax every human being $25
or: 500 rather than let them compete
with Chinese labor here or in China.
Better to give the steel companies
excessive protection, than have the
steel industry, the steel workers of
this country wiped out by foreign
nations, every one of which special
lied in cheap, intensive production of
steel during the war.
A surgeon spills some blood when
he performs an operation. 1t is blood
we'll spent when the operation is sue
cessful. Better tariff with injustice
inflicted upon many, than no tariff,
when a tariff is absolutely necessary,
as it is now, to the nations industrial
salvation.-New York Journal.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

On motion the Commission adjourned
A. T. WRIGHT, Mayor.
B. X. LUCAS, City Clerk.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
Order of Publication.

State of Michgan-The Probate Court for tho
County of Shiawassee WIZ
- AT session of the Probate Court for said
county held at the Probate office in the CITY of
@ OoIuhna, on the 10th day of August in the year
one thousand nine hundred and TWENTY-FIVE.
Present-Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah c. Cooner
deceased on reading and filing the petition of
FRANK L. Cooper praying that administration of
A saia estate may be granted to the said petitioner
or some other suitable person.
1t is Ordered. That the I1th day of September
next. at nine o'clock in the forenoon at said pro
oate oifce be appointed for hearing said petition
And 1t is Further Ordered That copy of this
vious to said day of hearing in The Owosso Times
newspaper printed and circulating in said conn.
ty of Shawassee - '"'" 'ouh-
MATTHEW BUSH,
Pv E,n,o, Judge of Probate.
Probate Register s11
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
Francis 9. Lindquist
Republican Candidate
FOR
CONGRESS

vote to submit the Lindquist Bill TO Con-
gress' to decide whether one hundred million
homes shall continue to pay upjnst profits
daily into the pockets of the manufacturers
VINO during the World War sold our govern.
ment soldiers clothing and blankets that
were made of old renovated wool of low
vitality, and shoes of part paper. Vote for
L'ndquist September 10, the primaries.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

State of Mchigan-The Probate Court for the
County of Shiawassee.
AT "a session of the Probate Court for the County
OF Shiawassec. held at the Probate Office in the
City OF Corunna, on the Goth day of July in
the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty
two.
Present-Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Harvey Stanlake
deceased.
Emma l.. Stanlake. the administrative of said
estate having rendered final account to this
Court. $3.50
1t is Ordered. That the 2Ist day of August
next. at nine o'clock in the forenoon at said pro
pate Office. be appointed for examining and allow
ing said account.
And it is Further Ordered, That a copy of the
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vous to said day of hearing, in The Owosso Times
County of Shiawassee
MATTHEW BUSH
Judge of Probate.
By CLARIBEL GALLOWAY
Probate Register 1922
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
SHUT OFF THE WINDJAMMERS
AND PASS THE TARIFF BILL!

Certain demagogue senators have
urged resolution of inquiry with q
view to ascertaining what if any IL
nancial interest any of their col
leagues have in property or enterprise
that will be effected by the tariff bill
The idea these demagogues seek to
propagate by this proceeding is that
for any member of Congress to vote
for any measure he believes will con-
tribute to the prosperity of the coun-
try and therefore to his own financial
betterment in case he has. anything
invested in farm, factory or mine, is
discreditable.
The truth is, of course, that for a
senator to fail to vote for a measure
he believes would contribute to the
prosperity of American productive
enterprise, whether or not he himself
has any direct interest therein, is dis
creditable.
There are entirely too many men in
Congress who have never produced
anything but political hot air and who
have a natural hatred for anyone who
has anything at stake in productive
enterprise. These political adventur-
ers habitually appeal to the envy and
prejudice they believe exists against
property and property rights for the
purpose of promoting their own per-
sonal or partisan interests.
The idea that man is more worthy
of being a senator because he. has
never put dollar into any enterprise
that produces employment and Gre
ates property value is peculiar to dem
agogues, most of whom never pro-
duced anything but CAB of cheap
and destructive variety, and to their
shallow pated dupes.
1t is a good thing that we have
in public life few men who in their
lifetimes have actually had some con-
nection with productive enterprise on
the farm and in the factory, mine or
shop. Public life should not be en-
tirely surrendered to the control of
windjammers who never knew what
it was to earn a dollar by contributing
anything material to the sum total of
bhC ucIiOlldl WCdllls nc IHlIlS
chiefly ails the country is the meddling
and muddling Of that type of states
man whose work in life has been con-
fined principally to the exercise Of
the lungs.
If man has a dollar invested in
any productive enterprise in this coun-
try he is certain to be financially af-
fected by the tariff. If he has job
in any productive enterprise he will
be likewise affected. 1t is not dis
graceful for man to vote at the
polls or in the United States Senate
for policies he believes will make busi-
ness enterprise profitable in this coun-
try and thereby increase the volume
and profitableness Of employment and
the safety of investment. On the
contrary it is disgraceful for a man
either at the polls or in Congress to
cast his vote in favor of policies that
will enrich the foreigner and the i'm 9
porter while pauperizing the produc-
ers of the United States.--National
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
MALE HELP WANTED

Earn from s. to $40 DAY ga, herring
evergreens, roots, and herbs In the
fields and oadside; book and prices free
BOTANICAL SO A, WEST HAVEN i,
CONN.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodard, sons
Dean and Pier and daughter, Flor
ence, are enjoying an outing at Ton
inabee.
The Owosso times., 1922-08-11
-MSD


"A good way to save money is to
deposit a portion of your earnings
each week with
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