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and the sale Of the real estate described
therein necessary to pay debts Az
praisment of said real estate ordered.
order issued and cause continued.
John Schott, deceased Will and ap-
plication to admit to probate filed with
waiver of notice and consent to probate
of widow and all the next Of kin. Testi-
mony Of witnesses taken. reduced to
writing and filed. VIII admitted to pro-
bate and record ordered. Citation orr
dered and issued to widow TO make her
election under will Citation returned
and filed endorsed with acknowledge
ment Of service. Widow came into court
and elected to take under WILL
st. clairsvi1ls Briefs.
Attorney w. o. Chappe~ OF Barnes
willie. was a business caller he:> yester-
day.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Cowen. Of West
Main street. were Martins Ferry. visitors
yesterday.
George Sandrock. Of Belmont, was In
town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. OF
GAINESVILLE. were calling on st. Glars
willie friends yesterday.
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FIRST CLASH WITH CHAMP |OWANS
HOME SEASON FINALE FOR D. 8. j.

the interest aroused when both Iowa
and Ohio State were headed for the
Western Conference championship fast
var is still alive. The visit Saturday
will be the first OF an Iowa football
team to Ohio. Most Of the men who
carried the Hawkeye colors TO the utw-
lar position lSst fall are rounding out
their careers this month. All but three
of the Hawkeyes. who will respond TO
the starting whistle Saturday, are vet
Grams of three campaigns.
wfce and Jones to Meet.
Additional interest attached 20 TIE
Impending initial clash OF eleNens cnach-
ed by Or j. W. Wilcc and Howard
Jones from the fact that Jones develop
ed two formidable Ohio Conference
teams at Ohio state In 1909 and l9l"'
right after the termination of mis- star
ring days at Yale. The Jones boys.
Howard and Tad" the meeting OF
whose Iowa and Yale teams this TAI!
attracted wide attention. are really
Ohioans. their parents still residing
near Msddictuwu.
Another feature Of the lowa-Oh'"
State clash. ;he finale Of the first sea.
son In Ohio stadiuD. will be the annual
observance Of DadS day by ohio state
students Approximately 1000 stu
dents will attend the game aud he en-
terta!ned In the evening a Il smoker be-
ing arranged by the Boost Ohio commit
tee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Wonderful for
Sick Stomach

Everyone who tries 1t willingly ac-
knowledge that II does cure Indigestion.
and certainly baniShes dyspepsia and
other Stomach distress almost instantly.
Read this letter from VIM. Starkey,
Rock Creek. Ohio:
was SEX for several years. went 10
hospital after getting no relief from
doctors and many remedies that l tried.
Unable To work. and confined TO the
house, was advised 10 try Doctor
Orth's stomach Remedy. ! had no faith
in anything any more hut tried 1t and
To my happy surprise it did me good. l
am now perfectly well and for SIX
months have been working every day
in the blacksmith shop. eating every
thing | want and in perfect health.
1t Is with pleasure that | recommend
DR.. Orth's stomach Remedy.
Money back II Dr. Orth'S Stomach
Remedy does not do wha TIVE say 1t
will, aud remember that this remark
able remedy IL the prescription OF =
practiCinE physician who used 1t with
great success in exactly such cases as
yours during period OF Go years. e. II.
Grcst Il Go, MCAllisters Drug Store
Hodcc-Davis Drug Co. and all good
druggists can supply you.--Adv.
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DOWN RIVER SHIPPERS
MAKE STRONG PROTEST

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. ia protest
against the proposal of the southern
carriers for through freight rates 10
SOUTHEASTERN territory. which would split
the origin group" was made today by
$. 5. Bridges. representing the shippers
of Ashland. Ky. Portsmouth and Iron
ton. Ohio and Huntington, w. Va. at
the hearing on the southeastern rate
case before the interstate commerce
commission.
Mr.. Bridges testified that the so-called
"oriEin group" Is formed by the cities
he represented. and that in the proposal
Of the carriers for through rates 10
southeastern territory, the group woulu
be divided into two class!flcations OF
rates. whereas at present they consti-
tutc one classification.
In the proposal of the southern car
ricrs for through freight rates to points
in North Carolina. Mr.. Bridges testiheo
he was in accord. saying this proposaI
would not divide the group which ne
represented.
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Decides Husband Must
Not Order Wife Around

Cumberland Md. Nov. l5.-AccordlnS
to an opinion of Albert y. Doub. cX-
pressed from the bench in the circuit
,cuurt here the hurpand has no author
itv 10 order. his wife about, especially
when she is preparing breakfast. Neither
is the husband - aCCcntuate such or
dcrS with cp!thctS.
This advice was given when James
Duffy Of near Midland. was tried before
the court ON a charge Of. assault with
intent T. murder. He was parolcd for
three years 10y Judge Douh. 1t de-
yelopcd that Duffy and his wife had Il
disagreement over breakfast and his
wife went to her home angry over his
russ words. The husband followed and
an altercetion took place. with John
BroderCk, his hrother-in-law. at the
Brodcrick home and Duffy was choked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
YOU CANNOT
HAVE BEAUTY
If Your Complexion Is MARRIED
by Blemishes.

It Is well-known fact that beauty
cannot be II the complexion Is in any
way marred by pImpleS, dark sallow
dyscolorations.
II you suffer any OF these skin oiem-
ishes begin at once the use OF Black
and White Beauty Bleach.
This delightfully."- perfumed col d
cfssrn compond will make the skin
clear, smooth. delicately tinted and re-
move unsightly blemishes. When APP
ylied II forms an invisible coating on
the skin. The regular use CT Black and
White Soap will keep the skin in per-
feet condition.
All good stores can supply you with
Beauty Bleach at soc jar Black and
White Soap at 25c cake.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Sentenced to Penitentiary.

After being found guilty of the crime
Of rbbery. in Belmont county common
pleas court. yesterday morning, Paul
Williams Powhatan Point foreigner,
was sentenced by. Judge w. w. Cowen to
serve a period Of from ten TO twenty
five years in the pcnitentiary at Column
bus at hard labor. Williams was indict-
ed by the recent grand jury and was
tried by the jury yesterday and after
only a few minutes elaboration they
returned a verdict finding him guilty
as charged.
Williams was found guilty Of having
robbed Alex NanDyne, a store keeper at
Powhatan. on the 3lst Of last May.
II was found that he entered the store
with another man who was never APP
pretended. and after putting NanDyne
against the wall with revolvers. relieved
him OF over two hundred and sixty dol
lars in cash. The two men escaped.
but Williams was caught later Mt Lang
Landing. W. Va. small village across
the river from Ppwhatan. When ar
rested, Williams was hiding In an at
tic Of the house in which he had been
boarding since the robbery.
Five Hundred Club.
The members of the Five Hundred
club were delightfully."- entertained last
evening at the home Of Mrs. {. V.
Poterfield. Cards were the principal
diversion and at timely hour the host
ess served a dainty luncheon.
Ono O'Clock Luncheon
Mrs. ]. II. Boroff will entertain at
one o'clock luncheon this afternoon at
her home in the East End. Quite
number of local ladies are included in
the guest list. and following the lunch
con an afternoon at cards will be en-
joyed.
Realty Deeds Filed.
The Minellen Land company TO VIII
lemma u. Phillips, lot 10 In Minellen
addition to Bridgeport Consideration
Sl.00.
Margaret Anna and George II. Will
liams to Lee Myers, lot in Martins
Ferry. Consideration 81.
George +. Overbaugh. ct nj. to VIII
liam A. Schcnck. ct al, lot 80 in Lindale
addition tc ST. Clarirsv!lle. Consider
alton 81.
Jiera and Matilda Godri TO kazimier
and Victoria Suckicl. lot In icase 'o""-
shin. Consideration $l262.5o.
CLYDE and Nellie Devault to j.. l..
Brewer. Ills acres in Colerain to"h-
ship. Consideration 81.
Charles NJ. and Maud Gray 10 "ililam
Hess. ct al. lot 34S in Shadyside LAND
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STATE SDRILL
EXTENDS INTO
THE DARKNESS

MorCantowu. W. Va. Nov. l5.-Coaca
Spears hurried his Mountatnecr toothai'
SQUAD through 4 long signal drill th'S
afternoon in preparation for the InI-
verSity Of Virginia game here SATURDAY.
The field was IN poor condition. heavy
rains during The night and morning.
making il a sea of mud. IN spite or
this two teams were kept busy running
signals and pc~trc;inE new plays "a
troduced earlier In the week.
Footballs painted white were used IN
the latter part OF tolay's workout
which was carried on in the dark 1t is
dark here shortly after o'clock these
DAYS and in order that he may give his
men as much work as possible. Dr..
Spears has decided to use white-wash'd
balls after dark.
Today's workout was thorough. and
Gus EkbcrC uScd practically every play
on tho Mountaineer program J'ick
EardacCi's receiving OF forward passes
was the outstanding feature OF an other
wise commonplace workout. CoaCh
Spears had Tallman and Graham At ends,
Captain Meredith and Howard at tackles.
Setron and Nahan AZ guards. Phil H'i
al center. Ekberg ut quarterback. Simon
ard NardacCi a. halfbaCfs, and Martin
az fullback.
Scholastic difficulties have myde u
necessary for Nahrt and Davis. two
freshmen members of the varsity. 70
remain out of uniform for several DAYS.
The Mour,ajnearS will he on edge
for tho Virginia game and are confident
that they will ne abe to give the Viz
Cinlans I hard battle.
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wEsrERNERs WILL PACE TIGER "A
sAx IN FORM OF BUCKEYE
ELEVEN NEXT SATURDAY.
Present Season One OF the Most Dis
astraus In Years for Coach Wlce's
intrepid warriors.

Columbus, O.. Nov. l5.-When Cap
tain Locke. all-wcStern fullhacH. leads
his intrepid IowanS into the Ohio sta
dunn cage" Saturday afternoon they
will face tiger at bay in the form or
The Ohio State university football team.
The defeated. but far from crusnen.
Buckeyes are proving for prey this
week. hungry 20 redeem their n oSt
backward season In eight years in some
such satisfactory manner as that IN
which Illinois settled it's score witm
Roarin' Jawn Richard at Wisconsin last
Saturday.
Chicago's defeat OF Ohio State last
week by a margin midway fans rather
hoped would be overwhelming. hut
which actually proved 20 be Il to
squeak. indicated that the Buckeyes.
though battered, are more dangerous
than they have been all season. The
line, glaringly erratic early in the cam
paign, showed that I, II knitting at asst
by repeatedly turning back the rcputcd
thrusS OF John Thomas and Hcru, Cut
Cages feroctous fullhackS. extensively
and defensively in hacking up line at
tacks-the reconstructed hackticid look
ed much improved. The Buckeyes ietl
before their own weapon. the forward
pass. Iowa, though considered by OHIO
State followers 10 be more versatile in
attack than Chicago, II anything. may
not find the air as unpa:rolled. however
as did the Maroon snaggers.
Locke to Come.
Ohionas will have 4 chance TO look
over another wonderful futlback in Cap
tain Locke OF Iowa. His ball tot!ng ef-
forts will be ahetted by GashinS at
tempts from ParEtn. sophomore success
sor 20 the great Aubrey Devtnd at quar-
tcrback. and hero Of lowa's victory over
Yale.
In Buckeye camp. the loyal guard arc
particularly snthused over the spark
ling. darling. passing, punting ana
tackling OF 'Hoge' Workman. now that
he is back at his favorite post. haltSack.
Judy. sophomore quarterback. who
started his first game against Chicago.
made a favorable impression by the
manner in which he commanded the
Buckeye attack. Another revelation OF
that game was the terrific blowing OF
Red Blair. who outshone the mighty
Thomas at his favOrite game.
Indications are that the coming OF
Iowa Will attract $4,000 people to Ohio
stadium. In the first place. some or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
UNCOMFORTABLE
after MEALS?
Then Try a Pinch Of elaek'0raucnt
1hI. WhIte.Haired Alabama
Lady Says It Helped Her.

Dutton. Ala. - In recommending
Thedford's Black-Draught to her
friends and neighbors here, Mrs. 7. r.
parks. a well-known Jackson County
lady said:
'"I am getting up in years; my neaa
is pretty white. / have seen Hleul'
cines and remedies come and 60, Out
the old reliable came and stayed. !
am talking of Black-DTaught, liver
medicine we have used for years-ona
that can be depended upon and one
that will do the work.
Black. Draught will relieve indi'
gestion and constipation II taken
right. and I know, for tried It, II Is
the best thing have ever found for
the full uncomfortable feeling aftel
meals.
Sour stomach and sick headache
ran be relieved by taking Black
Draught. 1t aids digestion. also as.
sists the liver in throwing on I'M
purities. I am glad to recommend
Black. Draught, and do, to my friends
and neighbors."
For simple, common ailments. due
70 disordered stomach. liver and.
bowels, you will find Thedfords
Black-Draught a useful and valuable
.emedy. The purely vegetable in
credients Of which Black-Draught II
composed, gently stimulate the liver.
increasing the flow OF digestive juice1
thereby helping to prevent or relieve
constipation in an easy. natural way.
Insist upon Thedford's. the original
and only genuine B!ack-Draught
powdered herb and root liver med
icine.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
He's An All-round Guy

Cambridge. MASS. Nov. lS.--lua g
of character, leadership. scholarship ana
athletic ability are held t" hc more
nearly combined in Joseph l. 'Iark. IL
of Chestnut IIill. Ia. than in any other
senior at Harvard College IN III" annual
award Of scholarships announced 10
night.
To him goes the franciS IL. h"FT
scholarship. offered III memory OF ne
student athlete Of that name. Clarke
now in Europe. on leave Of absence. won
his letter in baseball, was Sprin'eT on
the track team. has been a welfare SEQ
rotary. prominent In other college a't'N-
irics aud has held hiTh SchoiarHH'p
record throughout his course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Will Do Away With
Open Lights In Mines

Spangler. Pa. Nov. IA rule re-
curing all mines where there Is the
slightest generation Of dangerous gases
to cquip employees with safety lamps
and 10 do away with all omen lights
in the mines likely Will be enforced
IN the entire Pennsylvania httum'nouS
coal field as a result Of the disaster on
November s ut tho Reilly No. / Colliery
here it was admitted tonight by thicf
Inspector Seward Button, who Is COM
plotting his investigation Of She cNplo-
sion which took a toll Of - miners.
The committee of min" inspectors
under the direction OF Chief Button
which has been investigating condl-
tons in the mine. likely Will complete
it's work tomorrow afternoon. y con-
ference will he held tomorrow between
the inspectors and Coroner NJ W.
Swahh and the inquest probably VII
begin Friday morning.
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company addition to shadyside. Con-
sideration 81.
w. r. and Leota N. Thornberry to
Olive Beardmore. lot in Barnesville'
Consideration 81.
Hester P. Ankle to Anna ]. Ankle. lots
IA and15 In Hamlet Of Acer. in BrooH>
side. Consideration 81.
William and Ettie White to Dora
Dillon, lot "a in Belmont. Considera-
ton 81.
Thomas ]. and Mary Jordan to F. H.
and Nell Allen. lot 9 in Jordans hlth
addition to Lafferty. Consideration 81.
Rudolph Burda TO John and Susie NO
vach lot . in block IS Of Barnards
third addition to Bellalre. Considera-
ton $50.
Civil Case Piled.
Adm f. Sedan against Marguerite
Sedan. Action for divorce on the
grounds Of wilrul absence for more than
three years. Attorney G. b. Witten rep
resents the plaintiff.
Realty Deeds.
". r. Allison and ]. B. Martin 10
Helen Papas, tract OF land in Wheehhe
township; consideration. 81.
John r. Price and Leota Price &c
Sarah r. Merrill, west half OF lot NO
| 30 in GAINESVILLE: consideration 81
Richard T. Lynch, sheriff, to I. '"
| Jackson, tract OF land in FlushinG
township: consideration. 500.
Ida Sharp and Zerah Sharp to Claire
N. Fleischmann, undivided one-halr o!
tract OF land in Brooksidc; considera'
| ton, $40.
william F. Wilson and Elizabeth Will
! son to Amy Rowley, tract OF land 1T
Martins Ferry; consideration. $50.
Ida Barnes and John Barnes &c
Samuel Scott, Sr., and Samuel scott
| Jr, tract of land In R!chland township
consideration. 81.
Marriage Licenses.
Ernest George Gillian. age %. a
plumber of Belmont, and Emma Jane
Barnes. age Is. OF Flushing. Rev. c
w. Cooper performed the ceremony.
Harry Albert Thurber, age q. glass
worker Of Bellaire, and Alice Geneva
Fish, afe 90. Of Shadyside. Rev. Z. A
| Pcarce performed the ceremony.
Charles Kindle, age 90 coal miner
and Nellie Fry. age 25. both Of Bellaire
! Rev. c. A. Pearce performed the cere
mony.
Charl L. Dunfee. age 80, mine stable
boss Of Dillies Bottom, and Iva "
Atkinson. age 81. Of Key. Rev.F1. F
Leeper performed the ceremony.
Clarence sylvester Stouder. age 49, 9
real estate dealer OF Massillon, Ohio
and Mrs. Maude Mellott, age 81, o.
Martins Ferry.
Church Bazaar.
The ladies OF the local Methods
church will hold bazaar at the Com
munity garage on East Main street OF
the afternoon and evening Of Novembe'
90. Fancy work. pastries and othe
articles will be for sale and the none!
| will go into the church building fund
tuesday Night Club.
The Tuesday Night club met TIL:
week at the home of Miss Fannie RyaI
Of East Main street. A fine program
was rendered and dainty refreshment!
were served by the hostess.
Probate Court
Margaret NJ. Duncan. deceased. In.
ventory filed. approved and record or,
dered.
George W. Deafenbaugh. deceased
Inventory filed. approved and record or
f, dered.
Forest Gail Dickson. as admir-. Of L. T
Latham. deceased VS. F. E. Latham. ct al
Cause heard. finding that all the defend
ants are properly before the court; that
the allegations Of the petition are true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Ebert For Non-PartiSan
Cabinet In Germany

Berlin, Nov. l5-(By The Associated
Press. )--Pre Sident Ebert still was con
ferrinr late tonight with the Reich
stag leaders in an effort To reach 4
solution 81 the present government
crisis. brought about by the resignation
of Chancellor Wirth and his cabinet.
The president is reported TO be
strongly in favor of Il non-paruSan MN
istry. composed of men with industrial
and economic training. who might Ire re-
cruitcd from the political parties. or
chosen that they would he assured OF
sufficient parliamentary support to en-
able the new ministry 10 carry out the
constructive policies demanded by the
present Internal situation and the re-
parationS question.
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u, NJ, W, MEMBERSHIP
NOT BAN FROM JURY

Marion. Ills. Nov 15.--tRy The ASSo-
ciaicd Press Membership in the MIN
crs' union is not sufficient cause 10
disQualify any person from jnry service
even though he may he contributing 10
the defense in the tria! Of five charge"
with murder IN connection with Inc
IIcrrin mine Killings. Judge II. hart
well Of Williamson county circuit court
ruled late today.
The ruling followed the acceptance
by tho state Of a coal miner as )ar'r
and the acccptanCc Of the first paScI
of four iurors DIV both the defense ana
state. The Other three members accept
cd nv both sides are farmers. and all
Of The four have announced themselves
In favor of the death penalty where the
evidence was warranted.
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Fess Favors Rail Board

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. 15.-opposition
ia the proposed adjustment of the
UnitA States railroad labor board until
It has had tiuc to work itself out or
until a better plan is>found for arriving
at decisions In cases affecting the ma
tion'S railroads was voiced in an ad-
dress here tonight 10y Simeon II. Tess.
United States Scnat"r-clcct from ONO,
before the Zeal Estate Board. Mr. FeSs
declared that there must h" better ways
of adjusting industrial differences than
hv lockOuts and strikes hut that abolish
mcnt of the lal&r board could not help
tho situation.
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ANOTHER MELoN-CUTTING.

New York. Nov. Directors Of the
National Fuel Gas company today called
a special meeting Of stockholders for
December II t. consider increasing the
rtpi,al stock from So, 100000 to So.
oOO. 600 and distributing a stock dividend
or I0u per cent giving one additional
share for each one on record as of De-
ccmhcr IL. OF the present capitalization
SlS.5OO. 600 is outstanding.
Directors stated that no material in
crease in the aggregate dividends might
he expected In tho near future as earn
inEs did not warrant such expectation.
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TO RECEIVE DONATIONS.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE committee
.apnnin;cd by Mayor Hylan which 'hNcS-
,Iga,cd conditions among the STRIKING
soft coal miners on the Parliamentary
properties IN southwestern fcnhSFI
vania today opened an "ihce IN me
Municipal building. where IL w'll receive
donations of food. clothing and money
for the miners.
Mrs. Louis Reed WNi2m:llcr. deputy
commissioner of markets was in charge,
Tho committee announced II would make
IAN official report later.
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CLARKSBURG PLANT
GOES ON IN FULL

Clarkshurg. W. Va, Nov. 15.--(Spe-
CialD -Olivcr H. BurGhnm, manager OF
the ClarkshurE plant Of the We!rton
Steel Company. announced today that
1t would he placed at fun operating
capacity. Monday. owing TO better con-
ditions in the industry, giving employ
mcnt To about 900 men. Lately the
plant has been operating at two-thirds
capacity. In adding to the present force
preference will be given to former en-
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Fascist Idea Spreads
To Central America

Mexico city. Nov. 1j.-'Ey The AsSo-
,.,.,,od rrcSS) Standardization of F2S-
cista. wearing the federal tri,c"'or
green. red and white. to combat B"lSh"N-
ism, is reported at JalaHa. state OF vera
cruz. In ! dispatch FROM the CITY |"
III Unvcr:s;ri today. An active campaign
against BolshcviSts is planned.
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Her Heart Beats Normally
Long After Breathing Ends

Rcdonodo. Calf, Nov. 15.-An autopsy
will be performed on the body or MISS
Izcttc MCCannon, tftecn-year-0ld senior
at the local high school, authorities an
nounced today. as "A result or the re-
fuSal Of physicians to sign the uea'h
certificate when she died YESTERDAY
after an illness of n few hours Inc
girls doctors stated that her heart con-
t!nucd to heat normally for fully forty
minutes after she stopped breathing.