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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

spend a week visiting the hat'ieHeIuS
OF France and Flanders The trlH VIII
extend over period of three months
Memorial Service
Evening Star lodge No. Is and 'he
McMcchru lodge No. IA Of R"nw""d 'he
KNIGHTS Of pythlas Will hold their j"'n'
memorial services in the McMerhcn
playrrnUnds Sunday Hon. W. I. DIN
on Of Martins Ferry will deliver the ad-
dress. In case of rain the services VII.
be held in the McMeChen Public S'h""I
building. Abou; five hundred mc'h"'r"
will be present.
To PHI Pulpit
Rev, ! Healcp Of WcllsburE. " Va.
was appointed hv the Right R"v. Bishop
ponahuc 10 take the place Of rather
Srhocncn in Ecnwond for the time he
VIII spend his three months vacation
IN Europe
Picnic Sunday
A number OF young men OF town are
giving asket picnic sunday ne
place has not been selected as Yet. h"'
1t IS thought It Will BE out he FH'r-
mont Tikc. The p!cn!ckers Will leave
In the morning and be ont all day.
Those IN charge are: Squire p"cEan'
Lee Holland. John Burke, Ross RiSEs
J. +. Wcyland
Will Give Social
The Ladies' Industrial circle Will give
n social today In the basement OF inc
church. Pic. ice cream and StrawherricS
VIII hc on sale The doors Will he
opened at 80 o'clock prompt MI are
invited to come.
Game Sunday
DINIc \ - lScnwOp'l VIII
play the Vance y t.'s Of wheeling
Sunday on the 26th street grounds
Wheeling Tho game Will b" hiI"d
nt 500 o'clock sharp. This VIII y"
fast gam" as both teams are considered
=" he III" best IN their respective
towns
Entertain Friends
The Korri"s will entertain = hummer
If their friends from South Wheeling
At their camp In the Narr"ws sunday.
This club has one of the best camps
along the river and many social ana'rS
have. taken place there since the open
nG several weeks ago.
Benwood Briefs
Andy Doe was arrested ny 'lh'"r
Tyson Yesterday on the charge ~ be-
Ing drunk At the hearing last evening
he was fined the usual and costs.
Albert Rider will leave for West Lib
cr,y sunday whore he viii take tho
teachers course IN the Norma! schoo!
Of that place.
Mrs. Edward CoOey loft yesterday for
Pittsburgh where she will spend few
DAYS visiting friends.
Today is payday nj the Hickman
mine.
John Kordisch purchased the Lu'cs
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erty on Homeview to Mr.. Lineas Per.
klns of Belmont R D.
Mr.. J. W. Perkins and family spent
Wednesday with old friends near Arms
strongs Mills. -
Children's Day service Will be heio
at the VI. f. church on Sunday evening.
d. Z. Perkins moved his family to
his farm near Belmont last week. p
Mr. Dannig has moved his family TO
the property on Maple avenue vacated
oy Mr.. Perkins
Mrs. Euphema Mobley and daughters
Of Centerville are moving 10 their prop
erty on Main street recently purchased
from Mrs. Martha Hoge.
Mr.. VIII kennedy moved his family
from Mrs. Hoge's property to property
on Baptist ~.
Miss Martha Jones OF Wheeling and
brother Paul arrived this week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Perkinb
where they will spend their vacation. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lucas, Mrs. Min
nemyer and son and MrS. Pearl Lucas
attended services at the Presbyt terrain
church at Centerviile on Sunday and
heard fine sermon from their new min
lister. Rev. Evans. They were also priv
LEGGED TO see their old friend and neigh
Dor Rev. VIM. Barrett who gave fine
talk describing his work. He has only
served three pastora;cs. has been at
Relfontaine for eleven years. but has
now resigned 10 accept a call from Dem
YER. Colo. at salary Of $1,000. His
many friends rejoice that he has had
such splendid passionate. He Is the
son Of the late VIM. Barrett of Cool
Hillsand his aged mother now living
with her daughter Mrs. Burrows or
Ecllaire, was present. His many friends
wish him success in his new field OF
labor.
Mrs. J. r. wilson and daughter Nancy
are visiting her sister. Mrs. =. A. Love-
JOY Of Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
ON The MANTLE
IN HIS HOME
Black Draught Found Valuable BY
an Arkansas Farmer for Com
mon Liver and Stomach
Disorders.

AshGown. Ark Black
Draugh is Il family medicine with us. ="
says Mr.. NJ. p. Henry. n prosperous
farmer Of Little River County, resid-
ing near here.
You will find BlaCk-DrauCht on our
mantle most any time. for a friend in
need is a friend indeed" writes MIR,
Henry.
We use It for headaches, indiges-
ton. stomach trouble.
BLACK -Draught Is n splendid liver
medicine. take doses Of about
tcaspoonful dry. and it certainly
ClcanSos the liver"
Numerous letters testify to the fact
that Black. DrauCht has a permanent
place on the mantles OF many family
homes. II Is used and recommended
by thousands of men and women, who
have found il safe and valuable for
irregularities OF the liver. stomach and
bowels.
A dose Of Black-DrauCht. now and
then when needed. has been found TO
Ie,lp prevent. or relieve. INDIGESTION.
ti.iousness. constipation. sick head
ache and similar troubles, when due 70
n torpid liver. needing laxative or
CathartiC stimulation.
Thedfords Black DrauGht has been
in use for over 20 years. It is com
posed Of medicinal roots and herbs,
and acts promptly and naturally with
out bad aftcr-cff"CiS.
If YOU are not already familiar with
the benefits obtainablc from the use OF
Black. Draught. get package from
your druggist, today, and give BLACK
DrauCht a trial
Insist upon Thodford's the gen
uine..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
DOCTOR DISCOVERS
new RUPTURE REMEDY

Akron, Ohio. June 2l.-A prominent
Ohio physician has discovered a wonder
rri new method which - completely rev.
olutionizing the treatment Of rupture.
This remedy ~ totally different from
any other-no opcration-no cutting
and nothing to rub on Anyone can
use II without pain or danger and with
ont losing an hour from work.
Relief Is felt almost Immediately and
recovery IS usually so rapid as 10 seem
miraculous Anyone who Is rupiured
NAV obtain full information regarding
this remarkable discovery. by writing
r II Scott Hernia Specialist. 33SD. Scott
Rldg Akron. Ohio who will send inter
esting booklet in plan sealed wrapper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
BELLAIRE
MANY MATTERS BEFORE COUNCIL AT
REGULAR MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT

tho local pastoratc. He preached here
last Sunday and many members OF the
congregation are we'll impressed VITA
him.
Play At Men
The fast Bellaire Independent base
ball team OF this city will 40 10 Men on
Sunday 70 battle the fast nine OF that
place. The NeI team is a good one and
the same "a true OF the local team. Ma
loney will be on the mound for the In
dependents.
To Wheeling
Many members of the Independent
order Of B'nai Birth lodge OF this city
will go 10 Wheeling Sunday afternoon
FOR a big meeting Of the lodge OF that
place when about 20 candidates will h"
initiated. The meeting OF the loca!
Post that was scheduled for the com
ing Sunday will be postponed for two
weeks.
Program Sunday
An excellent program Is 10 be rem
dered sunday evening at the West Bel
iaire Methodist Episcopal church The
program will include rotations eN"r-
ctses and music both vocal and instru-
mental Tho church is likely 10 be re-
crowded FOR the occasion
Garbage Complaints
Much complaint IS registered with the
city officials regarding the garbage sys-
tenn here and II Is reported that the city
may revoke the contract q: Samuel
Bonar for collecting and Gisposing OF
the garbage and give the contract ="
some other party. Complaints are reg
iStered daily.
Pitches for Mingo
Cecil Brown. we'll known twlrler OF
this city will be on the mound for the
fast MinCo semi-pro nine on sunday
The MinEo team is 10 d" battle with
the fast aggregation representing Stcu-
benville The game will no doubt prove
a good one.
To Send Delegates
The Erwurth Leagues "t the Bella're
Methodist Episcopal church as well IS
the organizations Of other NJ. T.,
churches of this city Will send repre-
sentatIves 10 the district convention ="
be held at Quaker City. The dates for
the district meeting are June u and 80.
Bellairo Briefs
Two Offenders were before Mayor
John r. Wyatt IN police court NeSter-
day. They drew the usual nnes of s.
each
Mrs John StcCer. Of Harrison street.
entertained members OF the Allied cub
At her home last Night.
Mrs Chart" Gibson entertained The
members Of thH Mystic Art club last
nIght at her home here.
Young pevNlc nE he South Rellaire
NJ. f. church who take part in tho
Chtldren's d2y exercises held rehearsal!
a, the church last night.
Miss Grace rar.rr. of W"odsHcid,
was E~la're visitor en- rouf" I" ri'is-
burg for visit.
Miss Jessie ISaly has returned - hcr
home At Darlington after brief visit
here
Miss Rachel Freedman has returned
from Ohio STATE university. whore 81"
has been a student
Mrs Mary Clark or Fiushu".;n. has
returned 70 her home after visit h":e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
M0UNDSV|LAE
HEART TROUBLE IS
DRISCOLL VERDICT
DEATH IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
BROUGHT ON BY EXCITEMENT
OVER BIRTHDAY PARTY
Funeral Arrangements Incomplcte-Elk
Flag Day Exercises Hero
Tomorrow

Conrad DrISCoN CANA 20 his death al
tho home Of MS daughser. Mrs. J"ha
Brurey. at McMcchen Heights. Friday
morning BY acute heart trouble. ThN
was the verdict returned in tn" case
by Coroner j. Z. McCombs following an
Investigation into tn" death Of Conrad
DriscoN. 60. which occurred some time
Friday morning.
Mr. DriScoU was - have Cei"hra' Nl
his 60th birthday today and excitement
from preparations for this event IS be-
leved 10 have contributed largely u
the heart attack. which resulted in his
death He was one or the best known
men In Marshall county. For many
years ne was fireman In the Pitts
burgh tlre department.
He IL survived by only on" child. that
being Mrs RrUney. win whom nc made
his home. Fuuera, arrangements arc
incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
McMECHEN
Mr.. C. P, DR|SCOLL
IS FOUND DEAD

Cornelius Paul priscoll was fourh
dead yesterday morning toy his dauEh.
Ter when she attempted 70 awaken him
for work Nj. prisrnll was arplrcnti $
In good health last evening and went 10
bed aS usual Tn" d"c,.,~Ci ..N-u Win
his daurhtcr Mrs John Rruny 90 the
Riley farm. II" was pcnSioncd by the
Pittsburgh fire department where h.,
served for Twenty-Five ycars
Entertain Last Evening.
The members Of the senior Queen Fs.
lhcr circle were entertained last &c.
ning at the nom" of Mrs Fred CLAYTON
of Wheeling. The members met at ths
church. at - and went nm I'm y h0Gv
\ social evening was >r,rt after wh.rn
q delicious luncheon was served
Legion Meeting.
A. \ Mountain post Of no American
l"cj0u mo- IN their headquarters IN
Marshall street Last evening to h"'G
'h"F regular business meeting. After
III" regular business was disposed ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
BENWOOD
FATHER SCHOENEN
TO OBERAMMERGAU

Father Schocncn will leave on the
40 train Of tho Pennsylvania lines Tor
New FORK TODAY with several other
priests from this neirhhorhood. Th"v
will sail on the Steamer l.aplanl for
Europe where they will attend the fas-
sion play at Ohcrammergau. After
this they will visit the war tents for
the Austrian orphans. on th"!r way 10
Rome. On their return trip they Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

. o'clock. All kinds OF pastries will be
un sale.
McMechen Briefs.
=. II. Low" and :. -. Hunter have
returned alter spending a few days m
Cleveland. o. where they attended the
g.tii,' - entertainment.
!. ". Crow and wife Of Clarksourg
are visiting friends here
John i"unklr has a"ccrtcd position
with the MCMcChcn Plumbing company
Miss Ruth I<"rby has returned after
Il visit with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Ethel Daugh"-ty returued home
after spending few days visiting
friends In Whitaker. w. Va.
J. w. Keller has returned to Fish
t'r"'A. where he Wal spend the summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
PRISON CONTRACT
WORK INCREASED
ono Thousand Conv1cts Now Employed
IN Shops OF State institutions
Here

AZ result y" Improvements ~ the
several factories in the state prison.
1000 Conytcts have been put 70 work
for the state during their stay n I've
pen Warden 7. z. Terrell declared last
evening \ year az" n" pcn factories
employed less than $50 c"nv:r's. but re-
newal Of contracts between The owners
OF tho Sho1S and the state N's aid"d
greatly in tho irrrcaS" nF work and thus
The employment Of more mon.
Ono Man Discharged.
One convict was discharged from tho
stat" pen yesterday by reason of tn"
expiration OF his torn. About % men
will have hca1 released from tho prison
81 the end Of this month. il is expect
cd. owing 70 their sentences being serv-
ed out
Still at Large
James Maddox and Lewis Sisk, con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Wits a. tho s,a,e nrison " no escaped IN
the past three days. are siIi! al 49, g.
Circulars giving Il good descr'p|'U" Va
~. mn nave hc"u rrnt - aHJ"'"'""
towns. and I; Is hoped THAI III" men
VIII Ice unprecedented ia -" ncN' wee"
or SO. En'" escaped men az"
west FUNERAL Rites.
Funeral services Tor The .A'e l',"''
West who died at tant"A. o. N'u"'H
day. Will bc held from tn" nome OF "'H
parents. MIR and Mrs. J. y. West Oh
Ninth street. Sunday AFTERNOON d
o'clock. Intcrmcnt viii II" made IN inc
Family bur!a! grounds at lAr'A h'usc'
Power on sunday.
Electric current VIII he cut OH
throughout the city from a. NJ 10 -'"'
l. NJ tomorrow. Repairs are 10 he 'nHhe
TO the wires and other equipment OF the
electric company.
One Moro Miner IN Tent
Another tent has been added TO th'
colony Of miners living III canvas homes
IN the North end If Glendale. Two
tents were put UP on Thursday and an
other one erected Friday morning.
Union miners occupy the tents Win
large families The r'uts wer" procured
from Headquarters Of the |. VI. W. Oh
A. at Bellair" q.
Fire Destroyed Cameron.
Friday WAS the anniversary OF IN"
disastrous urr that destroyed IN" entire
, town of Cameron on June J. 1870
Squire W. T.. Clayton. who lives mere
Ut the present tine. lost an arm hsh'
ing the big hla2"
New store Rooms.
The new store rooms on JEFFERSON
avenue being put up 10y Mr.. prrSS"H
are about completed. n" new places
arc TO be occupied 10y T.. T.. Weaver ana
the isrrt,k Electric company Sho"
store Will take the place IN tho kcrnN
building now occupied by the former
party
TWO Convtsts Received.
Two short term ,cuvir,s we're received
at the state PRISON yesterday. tn" wtS
brought in from Hancock county Will"
the other vas SEN, up from Mineral
The prison population last evening
stood al l.5>G
Khan Commends Officials
MoundSylllc Khan No. !. Knights or
the Ku k!uN, Realm Of West Virginia.
Yesterday sent communications to
Judge l. D. Morris aud Prosecuting At
torncy J. Llovd Arnold in their stand
for law enforcement. rhc Khan brought
cui rho case Of Rosa johnson. convict
ed Of running 4 house of prostitution.
Tn. communication cmrhasIzed their
rcspec, for all officers OF the law who
p,rrorm their duties without fear or
favor ms they have sworn to do.
To PLAY Moosemen.
The MoundsviIIc Athletic club will
meet n. fast Moose nine. Of this city
on the Faith stree, grounds this after
noon. The game will be called at az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
Son Badly Injured.

William Phillips. miner OF Shadyslde.
yesterday received a telegram to the
effect that his son I'd J. Phillips. for
merly OF BellaIre and ShadySidc had
lost both legs and one arm III railroad
accident at Winchester Ky. He WIS
working on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad and evidently fell beneath
train. No particulars were received IN
the telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
Davis Funeral.

Funeral services were hold Friday
afternoon for tn" late David Davis.
prominent Shadys.de resident. who diet
at the City hospital following a unc"r-
ing illness Rev. Phillips Of the shady
side Presbyterian church had charge.
Burial was in the Rose ll!ll cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

Rev J r Adams Of tarrnlton. Ohio
will occupy the pulpit ~ the United
Presbyterian church her" on sunday.
He will preach both morning and even
ing. Raw Adams is 4 candidate for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10

The body Of Margaret Burkhardt. j
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burkhardt Of Wierton. former
ly OF this city. who died Of injuries
received when hit by an auto will be
brought here Today. The services will
be this afternoon at 1880 at the home
OF John Murphy. 4Sth and Harrison
streets. Burial will be in Rose Hill
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
Cubans Hero Sunday.

The Florence Athletic club baseball
team and tho Bridgeport Black Sox Viii
meet on the diamond Sunday Afternoon,
the game being scheduled FOR the rincn
Run diamond. Earlier in the season the
Bridgeport team won from the locals
by the score OF to ).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
CHARITY BALL TO
BRING XMAS CHEER
TO POOR KIDDIES
X. P.'s Plan Entertainment to
Raise Money to Remember
City's Poor Children.

What promise to be one of the
biggest affairs ever held in NEshawa-
ka is the Charity ball. scheduled for
Tuesday evening December ar the
new auditorium Of the Mishawaka
Wooden Manufacturing company.
under the auspices of the Aisha-
waka lodge 453. Knights Of Pythias
The entire proceeds Of this enter
tainment vii, be spent 20 provide
real Christmas cheer. toys. gifts.
clothing and food for all Of the poor
children or ATishawaka.
Officers OF the local Knights or
Pythias were OF the opinion that
lodges are sometimes too selfish
and therefore this entertainment
was arranged. It was decided JIM
this manner TO remember the chill
dren Of the whole city. Fearful
that the X Of p. hall was too small
to accommodate the large numbers
expecting 10 attend an affair of this
kind. the Knights approached the
officers Of the Woolen company, eX-
plained their proposition and the
use Of the auditorium was donated
which Of course Will help TO make
the dance a greater success. Stein
rick's orchestra. which is consider
cd one OF the best in the state has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Farmers and Merchants State Bank Soon to Be
Installed In New Building, About Completed

with the enormous strides OF
progress that have characterized the
growth Of Mlshswaka during the
last 10 years. an ever increasing
need OF add tional facilities for ex-
pediting the handling OF financial
matters has been felt
Critical observers have noticed a
growing tendency OF the inhabitants
10 take their banking needs UP with
South Bend Institutions This prac-
+ &c has been removing an ever in
creasing amount OF money from
Mishawaka 20 her sister city.
When money matters. notes and
deposits are taken up with another
city, the conclusion that bus ness
other than banking will be done in
the same time, is not far fetched
A small grour OF influential citi-
zens. after a careful consideration
OF the public pulse, and close OBJ
servation OF statistics on Msha-
waka's banking matters. decided TO
foster another banking institution,
and 70 that end called together a
number Of their fr' ends. all Of whom
agreed as 10 the city's require
ments
For the purpose OF further ne
Mishawaka's home credit system. a
number Of citizens grouped together
on July u. 1921. and organized
what VIII be known in the future
as the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank. OF Mishawaka.
At this tine a building site for
the new bank was selected and off,
GERS Of the new bank elected as
follows: President. John A. Herzog;
vice president, 2. - Weber; secre-
tary. Roy F. Rohleder
one or the first Official acts Of
the banks newly elected executive
department was the appointment Of
directors. who are as follows: John
a Herzog Robert Mcknight. Irwin
O.. Reed. Roy r. Rohleder. John Q.
Swanger, Jr., Solomon Thornton,
Jacob Weiss. Emil y. Weber and
d. IT, WILDER.
The following September. 1921.
the new bank was given its official
charter, 10 funct on as a proper
banking institution. and three
months later the contra ctors sub
mitted plans for the new building
hat were accer table to the banks
officers.
About the first Of March. 1922.
the group Of shacks that originally
occupied the new bank site were
torn down 20 make way for the i'm
posing structure that Will house the
new Farmers and Merchants State
bank
The new building. now nearly
comp leted is two stor IS high. alb
solutely freproof. and said to be
one of the most modern bank struc-
lures in this part Of the country
The part Of the build 'ng fronting
on the street is graced with two
massive COrinthian columns. rising
10 the ornate frieze that borders
the building. Each column VIII be
guarded on either side with two
bronze light standards
The ground floor Of the new bank
build ng will be devoted TO the well
fare OF its patrons. The furnishings
OF this room will be a delightful
combination of marble and mahog-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Adpice to Girls

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE;
am a girl in my teens. and deep
IS I'm love with man of %. lie
has told me that he loves mo better
than any one else in the world ans
believed him until lately.
My folks disapprove of him. They
say am too young, so we planned
that we will wait "a while until d
am older before going together.
The reason / doubt his love is be-
cause ne has been having dinner
|dates with some other girl. He
never told me but I heard of IT,
have not had q date with amy one
and don'- want to. What ~au-
YOU 10 tell me Is. DO you really thins
ne loves me II he goes out with
other girls? 10 YOU think ne WIN
forget me? It would break ms
heart Il he did. because he said he
would always love me.
BROWN EYES
BROWN EYES. You are not en-.
gagged. my dear. and il is not only
right but better for YOU both 10 $50
about with other young people T.
the young man loves YOU truly he
viii wair for YOU and the fact that
ne goes about with other Girls should
not change his affection for YOU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
REVIVAL MEETINGS At
METHODIST CHURCH

Today viii mark the opening Of
the second week OF the revival
meetings now in progress at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
". w. Want. pastor. VIII preach
at both services. Rev r. G. Plank
viii again be charge Of the music.
Monday VIII be High school night.
All Methodist young people and con
stituency VIII hold a reception and
social for them in the basement
auditorium Tuesday night the
Sh.mron and Helping Hand Bible
classes w attend in a body. We'd
nesday night the Junior department
Of the Sunday school and the Boy
Scouts will be the guests OF the eve
ming Friday night the Mems Bible
class and the Senior department Of
the Sunday school viii come in full
force.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19

All bringing back souvenirs or
TIE War And we don't properly
fDori the ones we have