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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-05
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note not neglected Miss Mary
MacLaren has splendid part as
Jimmy Dents mechanician on the
cross-country trip.
Director Arthur White has ar
ranged an attractive musical set
ting for the picture. There is also
pleasing comedy, "On PATROL" in
which Billy Bevan is starred.
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Richard Arain.

Richard Headrick, the 32-year-old
screen star who ran away with the
honors in "The Child Thou Gavest
Me-" is to be seen in another pic
ture. Richard is in the cast OF
white Shoulders" OF which Kath-
crime Macdonald is the star.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-05

Welcome news to film fans ev-
erywhere comes in the announce
ment of Dorothy Phillips return to
the screen. After a long absence
she and her director-husband, AL
Ian Holubar, have found several
stories they think suitable for
scr, ening. OF these the first is al
ready completed. 1t is called "Rur-
ricane's GAL" and is a romantic
tale of the high seas. The most
important thing about the picture,
however, that it brings back to
the screen the heroine of such ia
vorites as Hell Morgan's Girl and
Man, Woman and Marriage"
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Fort Armstrong = Wallace Reid
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Majestic-Mabel Normand in ooh.
Mabel, Behave"
Capitol-Richard Barthelmess In
Sonny"
-wailace-Reid in ACROSS
the Continent"
Palace-Mae Murray in "Fascin-
alton"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30

. Henrietta h Ward vs. william J. Nc
CLAIM and william G. McCla'n. Action
for specific performance Of contract to
convey real estate and for damages
against defendant, william J. McClain
IN the sum Of $4,000. Attorneys
cooper and Cooper represent the plain
.,ifr
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GAINESVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Gust NEEDLES and family
NE visiting Mt Youngstown oh'o' 'h''
week. -
MIR and Mrs Stanley R"lon and chill
.!rrn and Miss Dora Rogers, OF Bethesda.
ONTO. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Ke!m, or
cleveland. Ohio. and Mr. and Mrs
George Fisher enjoyed picnic sunday
near M!ddlebourne. Ohio.
Miss Esther Hasbrouck or Park
stree, underwent an operation at the
ohio Valley hospital Monday for appen-
d;Citis.
Misses Eta Fisher and Elva Nuzum
left Monday for Columbus. Ohio. 10 WISH
NJ. and Mrs. Evan Jones.
Dr. 4. l. Thornberry. of Woodsheld,
Ohio. was a visitor IN town the first
" the week.
Miss Blanche Bates IL visiting rela
lives at Somerton. Ohio.
Albert Bailey. OF Sandy Ridge. was 9
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Foreman. OF
Cambridge. Ohio, spent Tuesday In town
c. X. Sykes made n bushes trip TO
Marion. Ohio. this week.
Mrs. Guy Rinehart. OF Somerton, Wis
tied Monday with Mrs. Ella Thorn
berry, Of walton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morris, OF
Woodsield. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Barnes. south Of town.
The remains OF M Samuel Fees, or
Kane. Pa. were brought TO this place
FOR burial Tuesday. Mr. Fees was for
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Nina VI. Smith Luper made party de~
rcndan, and leave granted To hle an
answer Answer OF said Nina NJ smith
Lupcr Med.
TilTc I'rhanlc. deceased. Inventory
filed, approved and record "'d"reh
KENNETH q. cooper. admr. Of TIN"
I'rNan!c. deceased. vs. Frank ITbanic.
ct al. Ietirion duly verified {" sell
real estate I" pay debts Med. with pre-
cine and exhibit "a Summons ror
attendants ordered and issued to plain
tn and cause continued.
Melissa A Ealey. deceased. App'ica-
,rrn Iil.d for determination "' inherit
..,.rr ra> Tax determined withou, aud
i,or's appraisal. Copy OF nnh'nE ccr,I-
,,.d ,o tax commission. Notice or de-
termination Of inheritance tax mailed
.arh ncrson interested in payment OF
sad tax.
St. Clairsviue Briefs.
Number Of local people attended
tho BclmOnI-Monroe reunion at JcruSh-
lcm yesterday.
Mics Dorothy pickering who has hNcn
c,nnlNvcd IN the DostOffcc her" has rf
signed her position and wi" attend COL
loco ,hl5 winter Miss Clara Johnston
will nrCart tho position made vacant ny
Miss Pickering.
Iohn w. Irwin ~ this place LETT yes
,.,dov 10 attend the state fair At oo'"'h
bus. -.
Mrs WIud k!ns and son, Vance. nj
>-,u, pbiIodeInhla. Ohio. are visiting a
r,o homo nr her parents Mr.. and Mrs
AIhcr, Troll Of Marietta street.
Mrs. CIvdo Uulger Of Rellaire spen
Tuesday with local friends.
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MOUNDSVILLE
BEGIN INSTITUTE
WORK IN EARNEST
second Day OF Session Il Featured By
Interesting Talk BY MIS-,
q. s. Laldley.

Tho second DAYS session or the an
nual Marshall County Teachers IN
stItute held yesterday was featured oy
a very interesting talk on The Teacn-
ing OF English" by Mrs. George y
I,aidley, Of Charleston. wife OF George
6 LaIdley FOR years the superinteno-
ent OF Charleston high school MRS.
Laidley discussed at length the various
methods OF teaching English Mrs
Laldley Is quite an authority on Eng
lish being the authoress or Our Eng
liSh" the new text book adopted by 'ne
state Board OF Education for schools
Of West Virginia.
Other addresses o. che morning were
those made by F. y. I.aidlow. OF New
York City and W. H. Keudr!ck. or Nor
rantown. Miss Cherry. the Marshal'
county health nurse. also gave an IN
terestinE talk on health.
Only two teachers enrolled yesterday
They were; Albert Rider. Renwood and
Miss Virginia Hunter, McM"chen.
wtonsre Company Fails.
The wichert Construction company
contractors who nix the mine smart
for the McEeetry Coat company. at
Woodlands. just south OF this city
have gone into bankruptcy. Heavy
losses and unexpected difficulties n
the sinking Of the shaft al the down
river mine were causes given. II -
said that the Wichert people spent
about $4,000 more than MAS expected
In the sinking OF the McKeefry smart.
Goes To Cleveland.
Miss Clara Burkett. 90 Third stree
leaves Monday FOR Cleveland. o. where
she has secured position IN the house
hold department. OF the South Euclid
high school at the Lake city. Miss
Burkect will attend tho teachers In
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ST. ClA|RSV|LLE
Realty Deeds

Agnes NJ. White and W. W mt" I"
John Rbrcnovich one acre OF land IN
Richlaud Township Consideration 81.
Vito Pinto and Ma!EHr!to PINT" 1"
Dominic Montclcoui and Rosa Monte
leoni. Tract OF land in Union I"wh-
ship Consideration Sl.0O.
PasQualc MARITIME and Joseph MARITIME
TO Salvatore De Bouis and J"scphtn"
De Bon!s Tract OF land in BclIairS.
Consideration $1,000.
G. r McGranahau and Cora McGrana-
han to Theodore Grail and Daisy Grail.
Lot No. 2yG of Rodter's End addiuo"
to Shadysidc. Consideration St0".oo.
s. f.. Clay and Mary G. Clay 10 l.. H.
, Thrall. Tract Of land in Bethesda.
Consideration $1,000.
Anon A. McSwords and Selma Nc
Swords TO George \. Krinkle Tract OF
land IN Pease Township. Considera lion
$4,000.
F.. C. Baumhcrgrr and Nellie r.
BaumberGer to James L. Rice and Mar
garct A. Rice. Lot No. 10 in Garretson' :
addition TO GAINESVILLE. Consideration
$500.
Now Case Filed.
= Henrietta T.. Ward vs. william j. Nc
CLAIM and william C. Mccain. Action
for specific performance Of contract L"
convey real estate and for damages
against defendant, william J. McClain
IN tho sum OF s3,500OO. Attorneys
! cooper and Cooper represent the plain
tifr
J Jifkas Club.
Mrs Ralph Henderson OF Fairpo'n'
Ohio. vii! entertain tho Jifka club at
her homo NJ that plac" on Thursday
evening of this week. Fancy work ami
other social diversions Will be enjoyed
/ and dainty refreshments will be served
: Oy the hostess.
To Entertain
Miss Mary Gray DcBride Will enter
| tain number OF friends at her home on
, East Main street on Friday evening.
! Cards Will be the chief diversion OF tho
evening and dainty refreshments Will
! be rervcd by tho hostess.
Return Prom Yearly Meeting
! Mrs J. G. Iddlngs and sons Edmund
! and William. Rev. Florence +. TalberI
Mrs George Nixon. Mr.. and Mrs. OTTO
! Rottmccr. and Joseph Hubbard and Ed
/ mund Williamson have all returned
homo after attending the Ohio Yearly
Meeting OF Friends ct Damascus, Ohio.
! Tho meeting was attended by delegates
! from IN. California. North Carolina ana
q
! largo number from different parts OF
! Ohio.
Probate Court
| William NJ Heller. deceased Appltca-
! ton Med for appointment of aLmr. Bond
$1,000 Oon filed and approved. Appoint
ment made. letters ordered and issued.
, Inventory ordered. order issued.
| John j.. Costinc. AS admr. Of Frances
. Crbanck deceased. Us. Frank Crharck,
ct al Application filed 10 sell real cS-
tate at private sale. Cause heard,
finding that all the defendants Ar" prop
erly before tho court that the al'cga-
tions OF tho petition are true and Me
sale Of the real estate described therein
necessary TO pay debts. Private sale
of said real estate free Of tho dover OF
I defendant Frank Urhaack ordered and
Issued and cause continued.
Albert w. Kcnon. as a1mr. OF Jay q,
| Smith. deceased. VS.. Francis Samuel
| Smith. e. al. Motion Nr VIM. 7. Dixon
and Hcrbcr, ". MITCHELL attorneys for
, Nina VI. Smith Lupcr TO have said Nina
NJ. Smith Lupcr made party defend
ant and for leave TO file answer. SAID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-30
BENWO0l
SLIGHT DAMAGE
DONE MACHINE

An automobile owred 10y Mr.. II. -
Wheeler OF Wheeling was slightly dam
aged when the shafts OF wagon went
through the top OF the machine bend
,nr Tho framework OF the top ana
breaking the rear bumper. The car was
driven by the daughter Of Mr.. Wheeler
nj tho time the accident happened but
escaped injury.
According to the testimony Of Miss
Wheeler n Ford automobile run against
the wagon and forced the shafts
through the top OF the machine She
claims that the machine did not stop
and that II had license number II
C3S" on It. II this information Is cor
rec, the machine belongs Ia the Price
Tax! Service ompany of Mounds
Vile.
No action has yet been aiken as the
person who is responsible has not been
ascertai ned but 1t Is thought Mr.. Vince
Ter will file damage suit against tho
guilty party IS they can be found.
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One OF the most important matters 10
b. discussed viii be the water rate IN
crease that is being asked by the len
wood MCMcchru Water company II
the Public Service commission IN tnar
lesion grant this increase 1t wall We"'
that the town viii hay" 10 give up us
franchise ms tho revenue OF the revenue
of The town would be- to small TO nice.
the burden that would he thrown on IL.
Give Entertainment
Members Of the Christian tnH"aNo'
society of the Christian church gave an
entertainment last evening IN 'hG
church. a fine program was aTramS'"
for the evening Untitled: An Auto Nl"'
Mrs. II. ]. Warren OF Fourth street wis
In charge OF tho afair.
M. z. Services
Rev. +. !. Flanagan Of III" FIRST VI.
+ rhur,h viii take for the subject o:
his sermon this evening the SUBJECT
The Door Of Salvation" This sermon
has been specially arranged for the eve,
ming and will be good. Several E""d
selections will he rendered ny the ch"'T.
Christian Services
Rev & w. Fuller of the First tHrl%-
tan church will take for III" Nuhl"''
Of his sermon this evening Paul N"E-
aye, Rev. Fuller has spent much ulhe
on this chapter and is well able 10 u'-
'liyer an interesting talk this evening
The choir has been rrhearsinG seN'r"'
selections which will be rendered Al.i"'7
! Ecrvic.
McMechen Briefs
Friedrich Hancs returned HON" ait'T
snendinc several weeks in Butler, Ia
visiting friends
Mrs Edward Hughes Of Pit'shNrgn
is spending several days here visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Keith Of Pittsburgh Is
spending some time here visiting friends
! Arthur McCabc OF MoundsNi'e re-
turned to his home after spending SOM
! time here visiting friends.
! Howard Nelson has returned h"in'
I after spending some time IN Akron y
/ visiting friends.
Joseph Haskell "F Seventh street re
I turned home yesterday from Prince. -
after spending some time there NiS't
. ing relations.
Stanley Simpson has returned I" ms
home in Shadys!dc after spending some
! time here visiting friends
! Mr.. and Mrs y. l.. Whit" NJ MOUNDS
! willie spent yesterday visiting at ih'
| home or Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fuller o
J Marshall street.
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MCMECHEN
All Day Session

All Day Session
The members Of the Ladies' Ma SO
ciety Of the Christian church VIII meet
In tho church Thursday where they
viii hold their regular aiI-day session.
The ladies will have lunch at noon after
which they will do quilting and nccdie
work for the rest Of the day III tho
evening the ladies will hold their Fesu-
lar business meeting
Ladies Ala Meeting
Division No, Of tho Ladies' AID so
ciet,. of the First NJ. f. church VIII
meet AT the home OF Mrs Edward Nor
rts Of Fifth street where they Will hold
,hair regular weekly business meeting
Matters pertaining 10 socials and enter
tainments will be discussed at this
meeting. All members are requested TO
DO present.
shopmen Meet
Tho members of the ShopCratts Will
hold their regular business meeting IN
, their hall on Logan street this morning.
Only tho routine business OF the local
will DO taken up.
Aid Meeting
Division No OF the Ladies Aid So
cietv OF the First NJ. T.. church will
moo, AZ the home Of Mrs. Harry Haw-
kins Of Seventh street Thursday even
Ing where they will hold their regular
weekly business meeting. After tho
business has been disposed OF social
| hour will be enjoyed.
Divixton No. Meets
! Division No OF the Ladies' Aid so
| cietv Of the First NJ. F.. church will NEE,
~ tho home OF Mrs. Albert Snodrgass
Of Logan strcat Thursday evening
whore they will hold their regular week
ly buslnss meeting. After the business
NJ the evening has been disposed OF the
bostass has arranged a short program.
A, the close OF the evening refresh
ments Will be served.
Council Meeting
Members Of the city council will meet
IN tho Mayors office on Marshall street
Thursday evening whore they will take
I'D the regular business OF that body,
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stitute here this week before leaving
to take up her new duties. She -
quit" well known here and her many
friends wish her abundant success.
Open Road Monday.
The Coucreet road between R"ei"r
station and Fork Ridge will be opened
Monday Concrete between the forks
md Poplar Springs will not be laid be-
fore late fall.
Rotary Meeting To-day.
\ good program has been arranged
FOR to-day's meeting OF the Moundsrtlle
Rotary Club to be held at tho Snyder
hotel at noon. \ very fine program was
carried out last week and much more
interesting one is anticipated for this
weeks affair.
TO Hold Lawn Feee.
A lawn fcte will be held At tho Mount
Union Presbyterian church Saturday,
Super will he served from o'clock 10
II Other refreshments VIII he sold on
the ground An enjoyable time is as.
sured all those privileged 10 attend.
Zig Picnic Monday.
The commttete from tho Knights %
Columbus IN charge OF the annual Labor
Day picnic have about completed all
plans for the big event 10 be held a.
'rlP0uHAc HOnuhY hh FsdSA bdUh " al
furnish the music for those who are IN.
rlin"d 20 dance A big platform has
been erected FOR this specific purpose.
Play Off Tie Saturday.
The First NJ. F.. church and BAPTIST
/ church baseball mines. leaders IN the
sunday school league. will plar Off the
/ tic for the CHAMPIONSHIP OF the league
Saturday afternoon on the Fifth stree
grounds The MoundSville \. G. is with
out game for this date and the church
men will 10 privileged 10 use the
grounds
widen Hn Road.
The work OF widening the Lindsey
hin road VIII begin this morning. J
W Travis will have charge OF force OF
twenty mon who will do the work. Thu
I road will no. he closed while the work
"a going an.
Moundsvine Briefs.
The Ladies' Aid society Of 'hN chris
,lan church viii meet this afternoon a
The home OF Mrs. Dan arrett on Popla,
avenue
Russell Ransom leg, Tuesday morn
Ing for Alhamhra. Cat. whsre he will
jo:n his family In establishing their per
maneni homo.
Rev. J. f Scott and family have re
TUNED from an extended visit amon'
friends At Sh!rns,on, Warrington anC
Fatrmout.
Misses Vera and Thelma Stahl n
3 Wheeling are the guests OF their unct'
and aunt. M. and Mrs Emil Stahl O.
3 Center street.
. Ralph Alexander continues 20 be yer!
. III p, his home on Cente- street
Miss Inez Downs Of First street ha'
returned from u trip TO New fori
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seddwlck have
returned 70 Mo~gantown after r!s'unI
with Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Courtney OF
, Center street.
, Einton W. Lindsey OF Woodlands va
a business visitor IN the city Tuesday
Rev {. W. Fuller o. McMechen wa
IN the city yesterday attending tn
teachers institute.
Miss Marjorie Jefferson oc Thir'
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street has returned from visit win
Miss Dorothy Remke at sherrard
Mrs. Mary Shields who underwent
serious operation at the Glendale nos
rital several days ago has returned 10
her homo on Ninth street.
My. and Mrs G"orC" Craig an" MY,
and Mrs. r. 7. Craig AMI party OF
First street have returned from a motor
trip to Newark, O.
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mer resident ~ this place and II sur
,,ves nv his wife and two sons. Robert
Fees and Allison Fees, Of Kane, Pa,
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

cided 10 stay back homc." for the pres
ent. anyhow. There are five or SIX
Bro khart children under twenty
which means that uprooting now
would Interfere seriously with school
And there are other reasons why Mrs
Brookhart prefers TO remain IN lowe
rather than come here for what should
normally be only three months.
The Iowa women are not saying so out
loud, but they aren't inclined to weep
over the decision. They are rather
close little group and have lot OF GOOD
times together. Presumably there Is
an Iowa society Whether there Is or
not. the women OF the Iowa c ngres-
sionaI delegation have weekly lunch
con. when they have the best possible
times. They're corgenial crew.
I know I haven't said word about
the Administration circles. but there isn't
anything TO say. They don't seem 70
have done anything very startling lately.
The Hoovers are back. Theoretically
Secretary Hoover was to get the rest
that he very genuinely needed. but
really he went West on the business OF
one OF the numerous commissions oi
which he Is a member, and Mrs. Hoover
seized the opportunity TO so home anc
see family and friends. Home" is Pale
Alto. Cal, ard the Secretary Joined hei
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

Senators-elect are here hungrily and
barefacedly waiting for dead mems
shoes IL must be rather trying TO the
lame ducks TO have their SUCCESSORS sit
ting on the doorstep waiting for them
70 get out Ever been In a restaurant
whore people were cluttering up the
landscape standing around waiting for
others 10 vacate and give them a chance
10 feed. siding over TO where some one
seemed 10 be getting 10 the dessert
stage, and cycling them hungrily and I'M
patiently? Well that's the u. S. Capitol
just at pf esent The majority Of those
who expect 10 be sworn in on March
are already here. looking on at the
game, taking notes, making acquaint-
ances, learning the ropes and house
hunting.
OF course quite a few will go TO
hotels, in fact have already done so.
and viii certainly not set up menage
OF their own unless. and untll, they know
whether there Is TO be a special sessi n.
Some, on the other hand. have brought
their wives and are rapidly getting
settled Senator Brookhart OF Iowa.
though he was elected for the rest of
Senator kenyon's term replacing Raw
son, who was appointed until there
| should be an election. is one of those
who has not Mrs. Brookhart has de-
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
WASHINGTON GIVES BRILLIANT PARTIES FOR ITS PRETTY DEB

at their home In Marion. and am rea-
sonably sure that II Mrs. Harding was
going South DR.. Sawyer W uld be arr
ranging to so South with her. don't
believe she Is well enough 10 travel
without her physician. or course l may
be wrong. but on the other hand the
fact that Dr. Sawyer is planning to go
home may be taken as an indication OF
Mrs. Harding's satisfactory progress
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rector John j. Coss OF the Columbia
summer session
This decision In the interest OF the
educational work OF the institution
said Prof. Coss. will make impossible
the continuance OF the Goldman con-
certs on the Columbia Green"
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

to France, who will have distinguished
company OF men to meet him. heard
Of something else---a mans party--that
he expected e attend IL Mrs. Harding's
health permitted. / don't take much
stock In the stories OF their spending the
holidays at some Southern resort, II only
because / happen to have heard--pretty
certainly--that Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer
were arranging to spend the holidays
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

there for few days Now they are In
Washington and they brought their son.
Herbert. Jr.. a student at Leland Stan
ford, to stay until after New Years
l think there is no doubt that Mrs
Harding is progressing satisfactorily.
The President Is accepting few invi-
tations to mems parties. He is to dine
tonight. for instance, with Hugh Wal
lace, former United States Ambassador
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Concerts on Columbia
Green to Be Suspended

The building program of Columbia
University recently announced by Presi-
dent Nicholas Murray Butler will neces-
state the closing OF the green to all
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-01-12
D. A. RS. Elect Officers.

On Friday afternoon the Margaret
Gregg Gordon Chapter D. A. R., met
at the home of Mrs. w. E. Brochng-
ton. AS this was the time for the
selection of officers for the ensuing
year, the following were elected:
Regent, Mrs. w. E. Brockington; vice.
regent, Mrs. w. G. Gamble; secretary
Miss Marian McFadden; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Lula Brockington;
treasurer, Miss Caroline Scott; his
torian, Mrs. w. w. Boddie registrar
Mrs. L. C. Montgomery. A letter
from the State Regent, Mrs. Frank
C. Cain, was then read appointing
Miss Marian McFadden State chair,
man of legislative affairs. After
the business of the meeting was
concluded the hostess served delight
full refreshments. Mrs. w. W. Bod
dies guests, Mrs. Willis Boddie ano
Miss Lucy Perry of Louisberg, N. c.
were invited in for the social hours