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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
LIEUT.. MOUNTAINS
BODY DUE TONIGHT
AT M'MECHEN HOME
Funeral OF First Marshall County Boy
To Fall In France Probably VIII
Be Hold Monday

The body OF Lieutenant Albert a.
Mountain. who was killed In action IN
France. left New York at 1880 o'clock.
according to telegram received ny ms
aunt, Miss Mary J. Mountain. or Nc
Meehcn, TO whom tho remains are con-
signed.
The telegram from the Graves Regis
tration Service announces that the oooy
will arrive at BenWood Junction over
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. 1t Is not
cxrectod that the body will be sent hrst
TO Columbus and that It Will reach Ben
wood Junction on the Baltimore x ONO
train from the east about $50 O'Clock
tonight.
Plans for the funeral will not corn
pleted until after the arrival or inc
body. However, II IS expected That the
funeral will be in charge Of 4. ~ Noun
tain Post No. 5. which was named Tor
Lieutenant Mountain. and that a mill
tRry funeral mass will be held IN -.
James church a, McMechen. probably on
Monday morning The committal service
OF the Veterans Of Foreign Wars VII!
be carried out at the grave IN Mount
calvary cemetery by 4 stan or otn'ers
and mast officers of klceh-fhll!tps-
Rhoadcs rost No Sc5 Veterans OF For
eiCn Wars.
Lieutenant Mountain was killed IN
action In the Second battle OF the Marine
June 30. 1918. He was the first McMecn-
en- soldier to give his life on battle
field in France. and probably tho hrst
from Marshall county. His body came
70 New York two weeks aEo today with
the last battalion OF soldier dead whose
remains will be sent home from Franco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
MOUNDSVILLE PAIR
HELD FOR ARSON
Owners Of Store IN Old Eagle Hotel Are
under 81 900 bond Each

Peter ZukoN ami Joe Tack. proprie-
toes OF a grocery store In MoundSvtl!e.
located IN the old Eagle hatel building,
were held under $1,000 bond each yes
terday by Squire T.. NJ. Lewis on n
charge OF arson. the warrant being
secured by an Insurance company
through Attorney James NJ. Ritz.
The two men We're owners OF the gro
Gerry store IN the old Eagle hotel build
Ing that burned to the ground several
weeks ago. Last week Sheriff Harry 7.
Clouse and deputies arrested John
panzkl at his home on Battle run FOR
having a Sti!l and moonsh!ne IN his POS
session. While making the raid the
officers uncovered a large quantity OF
groceries. This led them 10 believe that
the goods were stolen and an after an
Investigation found that these groceries
were brought 20 Battle run by Zukoft
and Tack.
An investigation OF the outldinc
where the grocery store was located led
the authorities TO believe that Il was
set on fire in an effort to secure the
insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
OBUCk CLAIMS
SELF DEFENSE
vRIADELPHIA MINER r L T Z !;
SHOOTING STORY AT
PITTSBURGH
says Man He Killed S1ashed Him AMI
Threw Him on Hot Stove.

Special Dispatch 20 The lnteiliScncrr.
PittsburE!. April Is. - John ubucl.
Rcrd a. wears arrested in Wheeling. for
Il murder committed fourteen years ago
tod county d"tcciiNCS this morning that
he killed Martin Scrak, az Gallatin. For
ward township. in self defense.
Ohuck WAS returned here last evening
after he had been taken into custody
by the West Virginia authorities. when
John Tauc%. Of Philadelphia. W. Va.
who witnessed tho murder. told he aIl-
thoriticS Of 0buck being waited here.
In a statement given To Assistant
Chief George Murrin. the prisoner stated
that on MAY 81. 1908. he attended n
wedding at IN" homo Of Frank ORGY. ut
Ga.latin. While there. he said an a.
GumeHt arose among thc guests. ard
Serak attacked him with a knife. Th-
prjSGS"r declared that he WAS slaShed
several times and then thrown on Il hot
stove. Obuck said he shot his asSaIlant
and fled from tho scene. visiting several
cities throughout the country and then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Sigma Sigma Fraternity Will
Inculate Pride in Home
Economics and Higher
Standards In Scholarship.

Bethany, W. Va, April 13.-The
senior girls in the Home Economics
department have organized an honor
Any club, which has been given the
Greek name Sigma Sigma This, OF
course, is only a local clubs but its
members are hoping to make it ma.
tional Home Economics Fraternity
later on.
The purposes of the club are: To
Inculcate in the hearts OF the girls who
come into the department proper pride
In home economics: to encourage a
high standard Of scholarship; to help
train the girls who are leaving col,
iegeI TO become leaders in various
types OF this work. and to have them
feel responsibility TO their Alma
Mater in sending back to their de-
partment capable students. That the
club may have its influence felt In
The campus. It has undertaken to help
squip the kitchen OF the college social
hall-a need Ions felt.
On last evening the club held Its
nrst initiation, Miss Jennie Steindort
being the fortunate one. Following
:he initiation a delicious banquet was
served. The colors OF the club, white
end yellow, were ardstically carried
Rlt In the decorations.
One single yellow candle, to cele-
pkrate the first birthday Of the club,
Eas carefully placed on the big birth
day cake. The favors were inty little
eake-shaped bonbon boxes. On each
az these was a tiny little candle.
A very delightful evening was spent
BY the girls Of the club. Their aim
and hope Is TO make the Home
Economics department ono OF the
strongest In the college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
NO POISON TRACES
i. IN BODY OF JONES
S1reon colored woman Suspected Of
Poisoning Husband Released

= Mrs Nancy Jones. OF BARTON. Ohio,
was released from the 81. Clairsvtlle
$siI last night. where she has been held
ever since her husband died mysterious
~ on last Thanksgiving morning. II
was thought that her husband. Isaiah
Zones, colored miner OF Barton. died
as result OF poisoning and perhaps
by bad liquor. Eighty-seven tests were
made By Chemist George f. Long. OF
Columbus and all OF these failed TO
show any trace OF poison in tho contents
Of Jones' stomach or body. Coroner
Hardesty was notified yesterday morn
ing by Attorney II. II. Mitchell OF the
results OF the tests and ordered the
woman released.
: Mrs Jones and Henry Cooper were
arrested at Crescent some time ago on
-eharseS Of unlawful association and
were fined. Cooper later became insane
and was taken TO tho state hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
SAYS SHE CAN
HELP M|LlMEN
Steel Men Who Suffer With
Cramps Should Take
Her Tin.

4 most unusual demonstration has
been conducted for the past week at
Z. H. Ciricst's by Mrs. Gene Case. the
we'll known Health Teacher; ana
while OF most interest to women. Mrs
Case states that so many steel men
have been relieved OF stomach cramps
she hopes every man who suffers that
way will drop in the drug store and
see her while here.
Several men In Wheeling have come
to see mo who say they have been
troubled for years with periodical
cramps and are often forced TO so home.
One man troubled that way took
couple Of my Adams Wonder Capsules
last week after going home almost
doubled up with pain and agony and
then he took a couple more In fifteen
minutes Pain and cramps disappeared
he said and he went OF 10 sleep and
woke up feeling fine.
Several others troubled with stop-
ach. bowel and colo cramps and the
cramps which follow diorrhea have been
relieved In just few minutes OF all
suffering and II seems that just as soon
as the powder In Adams Wonder Cap
sules reaches the stomach the tuvoiun-
tary muscles start relaxing and easing
up and when they do all pains and SUI
rer!ng caused by Il cease.
Il wish every man troubled that way
would drop. In and let me talk with
him for | can imagine how some OF
them suffer. At least come In and get
rron folder. The Gri"st Store sells
Adams Wonder Capsules with absolute
guarantee that II six capsules 6 doses)
do not hiring complete relic! from the
r,isnrr and suffering. your money Is re-
tund"I. How much you'd person give
10 havc handy bottle OF these cap
Sulcs when attacked" continued Mrs,
Case. who is causing a sensation among
suffering people hero in town.
Note: Mrs. Case is demonstrating
these wonderful capsules in our store
for few days. Come see hcr--no OBJ
l!gation-ask for free folder. We gladly
prepay dollar bottle Of genuine Adams
Wonder Capsules anywhere on receipt
OF rr!cr &. II. Gr!ests. ll"5 Market
street, Wheeling. W. Ha--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Mr.. GRAVATT'S ILLNESS
MAY DELAY WEDDING

Special Dispatch to The Intellisencer.
Richmond. Va, April 13.--Dr. Charles
Z. Gravatt. state senator from Caroline
county. and brother OF Bishop William
l.. Gravatt OF tho Episcopal diocese OF
West Virginia. was reported as being
In an extremely critical condition to-
night ut Johnston-Will!s san!tarium.
with practically no hopes entertained
for his oecovery.
His illness will probably upset elab-
crate plans for the marriage OF Miss
Helen Stevens. OF this city. 20 his
nephew. the Rev. John J. Gravatt, Jr..
OF Trinity Episcopal church. Staunton.
which Is scheduled to take place here
April 10. Miss Stevens Is daughter
OF the late George w stevens. for many
years president OF the Chesapeake 6
Ohio Railway company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
One Injured When B. & o.
Train Goes Off the Rails

Martinsburg. W. Va, April l2.-Balt!-
more & Ohio passenger train No. SO. Il
local due hero at I:55 A. NJ. was re-
rallied few miles east u; this city
this morning. No one was killed. but
Express Messenger VI. s. Willard. OF
Doubs. Md. sustained a fractured leg.
the result or his jumping from the bag
gage car.
The derailment, Il IS believed was
caused by broken rail Everything
left the tracks except the engine. The
passengers were brought to Martins $
burg in automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
SIS, EASTER SERVICE

= 4 speclal Easter program will be
given BY the Sunday school OF the Third
. PRESBYTERIAN church, Sunday morning AT
sS:45 O'Clock Miss Clemma Bell. super
antendent OF the Junior department. as
txisted by Miss Rose Scheeie, has train
ed the children OF the junior department.
and a beautiful program Is assured. Mrs.
Charles Bowers. superintendent or the
primary department. has had charge OF
the training OF the little tots Tor ther
parts in the program
The program follows:
Professional Hymn
Easter STORY. ...... Edward JEFFERSON
Prayer OF Thanksgiving and Lords
Prayer.
Easter Message. Junior Department
Song. Easter Angels. Junior Dept.
Recitation Miss Ruth Starb
Piano Solo. Miss Lena Eros
Easter Message.
Etrfe Hendershot, Virginia Andl!n-
ger, Betty Voitle. Billie Sender
man. Bertha McElroy and Marsh
Miller.
Recitation ...........E Evelyn Beal
Recitation ..........-. harry HOLMAN
Song, Jesus Is Risen To-day" $500.
JUNIOR Depart I
Easter Call OF india"
(a) The Herald from India. ....
..............Li Lillian McElroy
% A Messenger from Kooaganj...
John Baughman
(c) A Messenger from Shikohaoad.
............J Junior Blum
Primary Dept Program
Song, Jesus IS Risen"
s.. Recitation .-...-.-.-.. KUN Becker
Exercise.
Margaret Davis and Evelyn Petition
SOLO .OonaLo NIoSS
Recitation oscar Moore
Recitation ............. Margaret North
Song, ION Easter Day
Pastors Address. Rev. J. P. Leyenoerger
Benedlction-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

II matters not whether you have hao
agonlzing pains from rheumatism for ~
ears or distressing twitchinss FOR ~
xecks RheuIna is strong enough and
mighty and powerful enough to drive
rheumatic poisons from your body ana
abolish all misery or money back.
G.. II. Griest & Co. and all druggists
are authorized TO sell Rhenma on no.
cure no.pay basis. A large bottle Is In.
expensive. ard after you take the small
dose = ; directed once day for two days
YOU should know that a. last you nave
obtained Il remedy that VOL conquer
rhnMnna I snl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
LIVING COSTS LoWER

New York. April 1S.--P7edicuonS that
the cos, Of living would rise again dur
inC the winter failed to mHteralize said
a report Of the National Conference
BOARD. and Employers Research Bureau.
made public today.
The report based on nationwide IN
vcsii cation in nearly oil cities OF mors
than 10000. said there had been 4 drop
Of u.nc percent in average living costs
between March |, 1921. and March /.
1872.
The decrease for the six weeks ending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Onlv Powerful Medicine
Will End Rheumatism
Rheuma, Physicians Prescription, Contains No Mar
cotics-Harmless- the One Remedy That
Has Forced Rheumatism to Disappear.

For over ten years throughout Arneri.
ca Rheuma has released thousands from
a gony pain and despair. This Is what
it did for ono suffercr-it should do A.
much for you:
After a long time found something
to cure me Of rheumatism. Less than
one bottle Of Rheuma relieved me OF my
trouble, and now am without pain for
the first time In eight years l was 20
bad that ] could not get up without pull.
ing myself up with my hands. and could
not get out OF bed without rolling out
The trouble was all in my back.'-P. n.
Rice. Urbana. Fa.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Have You Catarrh ?
4 AEAryiand woman ADVISES You

Hampstead, M, - II have derived
more oeneht from DR.. P!erce's remedies
than any have used. l especially
wish to recommend DR.. Piece's Golden
Medical Discovery and Or. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. as they cured me entire
II OF q bad case OF caearrh and sore
throat over fifteen years ago. As Tor
tho Tavorite Prescription. II has heen
OF tho greatest help for feminine trou-
bles.--Nrs Mary Buchanan. r D. l.
Box IS.
You should obtain DR.. Pierce's reno.
dies for your complaints at your neigh
borhood drug store. Write DR.. Pierce
Pres Invallds Hotel Buffalo, N Y
Tor ira medical adyice--Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Dead After Continuous
Sleep Of Three Years

Fort Smith. ARK, April 1S-J!m Es-
lincer. who has been asleep continu-
ously for three years. died a. the Coun-
ty hospital today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

March Is was 10 percent said the re-
port, while the decrease from the peal:
=, ached In July, 1920. was Ga percent.
The price level was 5i.7 higher than In
July. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
DEMOCRATS

The Ohio County Democratic commit
tee went on record last evening as re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

fusing to take part in the agitation 10
put the city government back into par
tisan politics.
The committee met for the first time
last evening preliminary 10 organizing
for the coming primaries in the fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
RIVER TELEdRAMs

Davis Island Dam: S.5, stationary,
cloudy.
OH City: "A falling. cloudy.
Morgantown: "A falling, cloudy. {
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
RABIES APPEAR
IN CHURCHILL COUNTY

A request from Mayor Clarke that
all owners of dogs muzzle their pets
as precautionary measure against
probable injury to children and pos
sible spread of rabies was issued late
last week. Three animals believed
rabid, were killed in the city recently.
The mayor believes that extreme mea-
sures are preferable to endangering the
lives OF children who become infected
through by the bite of dog. 1t was
explained that child, ignorant of the
probable seriousness from such an
injury might not receive proper
treatment. "We had better kill sew
eral dogs than take a chance with a
child" the mayor declared. 1t is not
known positively that all the dogs
killed in Fallon were rabid, the mayor
says. The dogs were probably dis
cased, however, since animals from
nearby towns have been found to be
infected. Muzzling of dogs will con-
tribute ito safety, it was stated The
stray dogs may be shot, and any ami
mails showing systoms of the disease
will be treated likewise-Fallon Eagle.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
RECKLESSNESS CAUSES
HEAVY TOLL

During the year 1921, 81 persons
were killed and 2S3 injured in grade
crossings in six states served by the
Southern Pacific Company's Pacific
System, according to a report made
public by r. J. Clancy, assistant to
the general manager in charge of safe
ty work. This is slight relative in
crease over the casualties COR 1920, des-
pite the safety campaign of the Com
pany
I'm 1856 instances or about % per
cent of the total, it is noted that instead
of being struck by trains, the automo-
biles ran into trains, primarily the
result of approaching crossings at a
speed so great that braking power was
not sufficient to stop automobiles be-
fore hitting train, resulting in four
fatalities and SO injured, In IS in
stances crossing gates lowered to pro-
tect them from the trains were run into
and broken, and in eight instances
crossing flagmen, warning autoists oil
approaching trains, were run down and
injured.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
ACTIVITY AT LUCKYBOY

Recently, with electricity available
from the Mineral County power line.
it was decided TO resume work and
for the first time make a thorough
search for ore on the tunnel level. In
the days OF the big leases the ore was
found on either wall and for this
reason the tunnel level is considered
to provide great field for cross
cutting the ore-bearing limestone form
alton. 1t is understood that the rich
ore found recently is in Wine from
the tunnel, and that an electric hoist
and pump are to be used at the winze
in further work to prospect the high
grade shoot The possibilities OF ore
in the tunnel may be realized from
the fact that the work is being done
at a depth of 1400 feet from the sur
face or about 500 feet below the bot
tom of the Hubbard shaft. The fact
that the formation is limestone, the
mother of all great silver-lead mines,
adds interest to the situation.
1t is expected that Miller, who is
in direct charge, will have the mine
on paying basis within another
month. The company levied two as
sessments, the last in September, 1919,
in bringing the mine TO its present
stage, another illustration of the value
of this plan for raising money for dc
velopment work.
Since about 1919 it is said that the
Knight interests have been more or less
OF drawback to the development Of
the Luckyboy and all the holdings Of
the Knight interests have been ac-
quired by a syndicate consisting OF
John II Miller, his son; Allen Rives,
head of the Miller offices in Tonopah;
William Waters, superintendent af
the Tonopah Divide; George South
worth, Of the Southword company in
Tonopah; Zeb Kendall, Of Saa Fran
cisco and ]. L Adams of Los Angeles
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
"A DEFAMATION CONTEST

Pupils Of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades OF the Mineral County
Grammar schools are invited to enter
Defamation contest, to oe conducted
about the middle of May The date.
and rules and all other necessary
information will be given later. A
special invitation is extended to the
grammar school teachers OF the coun-
ty, upon whom the success of the con-
test will largely depend.
In case Of many pupils their par
ents will aid in making the selections
and in training their children who will
enter the contest. But, as this is an
enterprise to encourage good reading
and good oral Interpretation of litera-
ture, it is expected that the teachers
will take advantage of it as a means
Of getting their pupils to do some
GOOD work in oral expression. 1t is
important to secure good selection
at an early date, and have the advan-
tage of several weeks practice.
The high school management will
aim to secure fair and impartial
judges, and we will try to give the
contestants good time while in Haw-
thorne.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
UNDER AUTO WHEEL

Life was crushed out of little Clara
Williams by an automobile at o.45
last night at the corner OF Court and
Virginia street, says the Journal
The girl, II years old, whose par
ents are both dead. came recently
from Sacramento to visit her aunt,
Mrs. P. ]. Carmody, and daughters
of the latter, of IS Granite street.
Last night the three girls were out
for a walk and in crossing the street
they saw an automobile coming. Two
OF the girls stopped, but Clara Will
liams is said to have ran to get across
the street ahead of the machine.
The automobile, driven by Peter
Etchocopar of Yerington, was without
brakes, according to the police au
thorities, and consequently could not
be stopped in time to prevent striking
the girl, who was thrown to the
ground.
Apparently wheel passed ever her
cheSt, causing hemorrhage of the
lungs, from which she died soon after
being taken to the home of her aunt.
Etchocopar, who is said to be a
wealthy sheep man, was held by the
authorities, pending a coroner's jury
verdict, Coroner C. +. Bull begin
ming last night to prepare for the
hearing.
Father Tubman was much interested
in the case last night, knowing the
unfortunate girl as a devout member
OF the Catholic church
The remains were taken to the
mortuary of the Ross Burke under
taking company and announcement OF
funeral arrangements will be made
later.
Echocopar, who is a sheep man,
makes his headquarters at the Fallon
ranch, on East Walker river.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Brat" will be the next number
at the movies, March 18th.
AZ the citizenship program Wednes-
day afternoon the subject was Nevada.
Needless to say the high school pupils
are true and loyal to the Sage Brush
state, for every one gave a rousing talk
on Nevada's resources, institutions, or
material.
The general science class have ex-
periments regularly Mondays and
Tuesdays. This week demonstration
OF a kerosene burner and a bleaching
experiment, occupied part of our time.
Last week the instructive experiment
the inoculation of a potato, supplement-
ed our work on the study OF bacteria
All who are studing music make the
best OF your practice hours. Another
musical program will be given in April
1t should be community affair
though the high school will take the
lead IN the management.
In addition to the various other
squipment to develop the students
physically we are now to have gym.
nasium mats. These will add great.
y to the pleasure of some of ou,
a' .-4...--... 4 a..s.ska sixseSE III.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-03-11

--~ In attempting to recover the truck
stalled in the snow at Faie's springs.
the Minden Milling company has
another of its fleet of trucks showed in
at Topaz. as well as a Nuba tractor
buried in the snow near Fales
Wm Frevert and W. Davidson
were successful in their attempt to
make the trip through the deep snow
in Walker River canyon, although the
tractor buried iteslf in the drifts on
many occasions Reaching the stalled
trrcl, they took it in tow behind the
tractor but had proceeded but a short
distance, when the big storm came,
the men finding it necessary to leave
the tractor as we'll as the truck in the
snow.
ffevcrt and Davidson secured SNOW
shoes at Falcs' and started for Cole
ville arriving there the same day that
Ed. Frevert Guy and Neil Anderson.
who left Gardnerville to ascertain the
fa,e Of the two men, The party
proceeded on snowshoes to Gardner
Vile, reaching this place last Thurs
day evening -Gardnerville Record
Courier.