The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], April 29, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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I Hundreds 1
I of Families Will |
1 Move This 1
I Week I
Many will be Selecting New. Furnishings ?
for their New Home?
_ I But how about the Piano, is the one you
have giving entire satisfaction? This is a
most opportune time to make an exchange
?We will allow you full value for the one
you have, in exchange for a new Piano or
Player Piano. It would add greatly to the R
I '? pleasure of your new home, and save the ex- R
pense of moving?
? Never before have we been able to show you
? such a large and varied assortment?all con
tracted for before the advance in prices? R
You can buy a Piano here with the assur
? ? ance of Entire Satisfaction?
The C. A. House Co., Music Store with a
record of thirty-six 'years in Wheeling be- I
hind it, has long been recognized as the Safe H
Store to buy from. B
I This store depends entirely for its success
upon clean business methods and honest
- I dealing between man and man?
I 8 Let us show you. f
I C. A. House Co. I
Our Experience Your Safeguard.
1141 MARKET ST. WHEELING.
; ~ BELLAIRE |
Walter Hall.
, Walter Hall, the fourteen year old Son'
of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hall of "luornsey
, street, passed a way yesterday afternoon
after an illness of several weeks, death
? being due p. complications. Surviving
? are several brothers and sisters besides
. his parents. Mr. Hall is affiliated with
the Progressive foal company." As yet
? Ho arrangements have been made for the:
?? funeral. j
?' <
w Interest la Miners Temple.
Miners of Heti.iire and vicinity are;
.manifesting mu-'h interest in the refer-!
endum vote to decide the location ?'f 'he
-miners temple. The tnrre river fr-nit J
towns are contending for the home and
. VBell&iro j-niners are pulling hard to have
the home located in this city. The e|*c-;
tion will be held the first week in May
and it is likely that from now on until '
the end of the referendum miners will I
conduct Ian active campaign. IJellaire
miners are interested in I'ellairc for the,
reason that it is their li?>ni'- town. They
believe the miners as a whole should,
build the home for the future, arid I5el-|
Jaire offers the best location in eastern j
Ohio for the temple. Hail mads radiate,
from all sections making it easy fori
traveling t.? any part "f the country.!
The total resources of the banks, ex-j
elusive of the other financial inst:tu-|
tions. as bas*d upon the quota of flic!
Third Liberty loan i? tnoro than ?1?.-|
hoo.oon. nearly one-half of .the total re-1
sources of th" banks of the county.
Another feature which the miners of I
Bell aire are catling attention is the.
thousands of acres of untouched coal j
south and west of the city. Miners,
claim that Bcl'iaire will soon !?? thej
center of the coal producing industry!
of Belmont county, and for that reason |
they say that miners throughout tho:
entire district should support Hcltairc.
Pulling for Convention.
Ix>cal flint glassworkers have per-]
fected an organization and formulated'
plans by which they expect to land 'hr|
1019 convention in this ? ii> At a rto . i-j
ing of the geic rnl committee held Sat-j
urdav evening it was -decide,! that c..ni-]
mil tecs lie appointed to carry on a eani-i
paign for funds for the purpose land-1
ing the convention in this city. The'
- city has been divided into districts with]
, the following committees in charge .,fj
each district:
? No. I.---All south of stone bridge.
Workers: Jesse Bennett Klncr .h-oksoti,
? and Harry Weeks.
No. 9?N'-rth of Store bridge to Tli:r-|
? ty-second street. Workers: |>avid Itucs..
Kred I'. Houck and ?;?-??rge I'rarli:
No. J?Tiiirty-se. ond stf-or r,, Thirty
fourth street. Workers: James Kbbcts. |
Jqhti Nye and ?'lar?-nce Zimmerman.
No. 4?Thirty-fourth to Thirty -eighth
streets. Workers: Frank Zostudil. 'leo 1
, Barrett ;u.d James Brown
No. 5?Thirty-eighth street to north
corporation line. Workers: John Si'^v
ar?. A. V. fieese and !.l*rmah Wyrirk. |
Two spe.-ial soliciting committees j
composed of il. H. U?>miherington. Frank
'Ma<k>-tt. Ib-nry '.Moore, John Murphy,
ami Fred P. Houek. Harry Works and.'
Clarence Zimmerman have also hern ap-j
pointed. The committees will begin;
work at once and reports at a meeting
of the general committee to be held
Tuesday evening. May 7.
NOTICE.
Mr. James B. So Id an, Bellalre, Ohio,
was acquitted on March 22nd of the
charge of robbery of the Pennsylvania
railroad company. . He was taken from
Pittsburgh, Fa., to Bellaire, Ohio, by
Chief Mahone, and found not guilty, ,
aa charged with box car robbery. An
other man plead guilty to the charge and i
was released on bond, and was the ring. !
leader.
Mr. Solden has returned to Pittsburgh.
Pa., with the Pennsylvania Company,
where he was employed nine years ago. I
Stroble Hearing Tonight.
The hearing of John Strobcl. suspend-!
ej policeman will l>* In Id this evening
before the ei\il service commission. The
charge, was preferred si \. rnI weeks ag-i
by Kthel Williams and Hie officers was]
immediately suspended l.;tter I he dire.- .
tor of public safety investigated .-ind
sustained the action of Chief ..f I'oi:. ??
Maltone. 1st r??br? I then appealed to ihc
: i i\-? I service eornmission for a hearing.
Entertain Auxiliary.
Wednesday afternoon at the Sous of
Israel Tempi. <?!i Kcimoiit street, the
Woman's Auxiliary will hold.its regular
! tnevting Follow mg On- husiness tin
I afternoon will he spent- socially, with'
I Mrs. Sol Kutv. as hostess.
Arranged for Patriotic Meeting.
Members of the It'Nai It'Unh lodge
held a meeting in tin hall yesterday
afternoon. Arrangements wi re made for
a patriotic meeting .In a date >o !?? s>.- .
,| iaier.
Eagles Meet Tonight.
Itelbisre Aero- of Hagle.s will hold an
important meeting- in their hall this
??vertipg In addition "lii'-r business i
arrangerrien!s will be oomph-tod for the!
annual memorial day. Sunday May 1 - ? I
! Judge i' .1 l.ymh. wf St i "laj rsvii ie.
will ileitvi r the memorial address.
I
Meet Thursday Evening-.
[ Th- I titWilli
i DIH-! Tliiir.-i|:iy. i-\? nine at lit" ? >iii|
| i'-U" hail u ln-ti arrang- m- iits will l><;
| ? orr.|.|. r. ?| |'i.r t!??* 1-ig >ii'lust riaI |>antil* .
? mi tli-' ?ift- rntM?ti ..f M-?iiii-rntl dn>
I initt?s li;i>. ?? !>??? n - ? ?! ami thry
I writ hi limit r-~p--ri<
I
Patriotic Meting.
!vi: rt--t t- tin-' !Kit; w ill t>.- Ii- l<1 Tlmrn
d.iy ???.-??mug it I l- inlr i sl.org M.-r
I ristuwn. in '1m- --r' th-- sni.-s - l'
! War Savings Si iiiit'v Tin- meetings
1 will Is- tinrl-r : h- hii.-i-i- ? s --I the countyi
? i-iinii i: t- ? ami g I -i-i ak-rs will ?1 ?
? i i' r itilit s.
Beiliire Briefs.
Th- tin title, ry th- il il - 1 11 ? will ^
BISHOP IKES
APPEAL FOR THE
PENSION FUNDI
f>fore .m an.linn'., that filled :!???> |
anrii'.onuni of tho Thomson Methodist (
Kptsenpul ohureh in its utmost rum-.
iij'. Ibshnp I'mnklin Hamilton of !'?(!.
burgh. a native W.-yr Virginian. who
has rhni'go of tin* Pittsburgh area j
made wi? of ili<" I'ttishurgli. Krie ami ,
West Virginia ron I ??retires. ? i? I v? r- i ?
Ins address. "IVnsions for lie- \god an.l ?
Ailing Ministers." i ?tio .if Hp i rustic s
?if the ohureh in? roduonl tin n.? i
um.ii. giving a short history of tip- writ
thai ho l?-i<I done m tlo- past years. The !
large ? lioir. eoniposod of marly forty
vnit'.-s. r>':i|oi>.ii soy. nil beautiful ro-?
!? c'tions
liishop Hamilton said. in part
Tho purpose of this gro.it eninpasgn !
is to raise $4iin.fi00 jn West . Virtrinia
Willi whii'h I.ih'Tty IJonds will
bought. tho intirest derived <'mm tIo s.
io ho it:tI in pensions for huoiI ami a;i
itig iniiitstors. All loyal Motlioilists am
? X|to,-|pil to anl in 'his groat eause. ami j
to I my as many homls as ihoy ran ft f - j
foril. This means thai 'wo groat .-aitsos j
will Ilius ho helped. first helping win ?
the war by giving tin government
mortoy. ami seo.indly giving anl in tin*,'
poor mintsii-rs who liavo so faithfully .
? lotto their duty. I
Thy spo.akor st .at oil ilia i ii was ma j
only iIn* terrible at turn ios iliat hav* !
boon onnniiU'il by tin "Huns." Intt i
tlvir total ltio.lv of tin- uplv . ;ung of |
tlnnr spiritual w'olfaro. Tho pamohloi. j
who'll was got t??n out to thi tr.te-tv
Uiri ??? ?o riiinn "iiitolloi'iti.als." ,tolling
why rmany had on mo into ibis war
was a ihlilorato In. as 'I is \v ? ? 11 known.
These tin n thoiiglit that tin v wutilil '
bo fully abb- to ooiivinoo tin world ?
lll.lt tlnso worn finds Tin- itu'i! \v> ro j
tin- lu st that I'ottli] In had in ' iortnait:.. ;
ihovtw oro i'.ornutny's "super-men." atnl I
sltpposoil in bo hot tor voi'soi] hi r- ligionj
and all forms of login r knowledge than I
.an.' man within that onunlry. Tin rl
.I'll rSo gooi: tO Show 111. klllll Of |lo.i. I
pb tho Herman nation at tin- pr- soilt sj
m.'tdo up of. and thai ii will bo iiu- j
possible for ihoni. 110 matt- r Innv j
strong or wvjl equipped to win this I
groat struggle.
SPLENDID TRIBUTE TO i
DR. KOONTZ, WHO WILL j
TAKE UP WAR WORK;
"ne ->f the biggvsi patrmlio r.-illi-sj
? vfr held <.ii the Squill Mil-- w:t> that '
stagml m ? h? * S'i en.i Ivl- ri.il>
ehureh. --it Markei street. last ? v-'ioiig. !
I *r. Tims ki-.-nt/., i-ast-ir ? ?!' this '
??hurrh. -l- liv. r?--> his l--nur-\ "\Vh>
many I'.-imml Win.tile War" Iks ad-!
rir--ss was el" ??sp-'i-?aI interest al this!
- riiiv.il |i.ri--il ??;' tin- war. ami was list
-?imd t<- lay i-ii'* ??!' :he largest aHili' ia-a s j
Ihit lias ? v- r l">.n sealed mi ".la* ln-aii-j
til'u! ? -1 tl ??ilitire.
I Mirilail ill-- last y-'ars of : In- war tins i
- liur- li^lia> none spl- nJiilli in !>? Ipmg j
I'n-I-- jam. 11<J lias organized a bug.']
IZi-i) I'r.iSs a II \ 11 in ry |i |!;1S J" viilini; I
in.-ii in':!i.- serine. U'
>iiin!ay a week an.a ; he eongr.-gHt i-->u
anarntii-a.asly V..I.-.I r- l-as- th- |iast.-r j
ta>r thr-'.' limn: lis. t-a g.i niitoiig the'
I illlll-S ta- II1 a I till Soldiers III li|f||' spirit- j
:i:i I wait a re
A spl- ii.lid musmnl program was r>ml-'
T.a.1 th.. ? -||. ? I r Will. ?l was alll-al.-.) i.i ?
?Mrs. Nay S-y.-ral ..t>:..r .--.Idr.'ss. s
Wa'l'a gl Va'l? III IIH'!llha|> a.f ll|(. a . 111; r- -
S.T.ia.ii. in- I illim; thai a.f .Imjg.. Kraiik i
W V.'sli:?:. ?in- in.! a glowing irilain.
I-- th-' .'ffi'i't 11w->rh --t I w, Ki.-iimi/ am? '
ii. ins |ia - rim ism in i-iii*riitjc Ins. sor- '
vices to the wit mil. |
I
lOOOOOCOOOOOCrCtXMJCOOOkKJA 111
| About People i.
8 |
x Wovemijnta o* Individuals ta 0
$ and From tn? City. 3
HO<X)CXX)<CXXXX:-X>CXXXXiWCOCX30
?Misses Man- and M.irgaret Hopkins.'
of Cameron. spent the week-end lite!
guests df local relatives.
Miss Rhea Riiriti, of Warwoud. a stu-'
di'tit tit bcthany College. returns loj
their institution to-dtiy. titter spendingI
some time her home.
Miss Marie Slalterick was in Stem!
henville as the week-eml guest at the!
home of friends. i
".Joseph Havrrramp is in this cit\.l
from Camp I.ee. being called here lie :
Live death of a relative.
?Miss I^tiunt H.Mzler spent the past I
few days with relatives and friends in!
Steube.nvillo.
Miss Florence Hutchinson has re-j
Hi.-n.od to the V. W. f. after spend
ing lite week-end with her parents at'
New .Martinsville.
Miss Klizahi-th Schaffer has re-'
turned to her-home in Steubenvjlle.
alter spending Ihe winter ir. this ?-ji>.'
Miss Itlanche Smith, of Springilale.'
i& tile guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ft.
lveyaer. of Hellaire.
Miss Klizaheth Norton is recovering j
front a recent serious illness at Iter
room at Hie V \V. c. a. j
"1 say. Ja<-|<. win. is :his ??nm-n ef
W.-stniini t.'r ahl-ei, w |m sp/.ke n, ?
rliap.-l rv.-ry year?"
".'ust una- .? f those big guns from ? >\a -r
there ii, Kngland. 1 suiomse." |.;v
chnnga, . j
i
entertain with <i diuire. at Klks hall
Thursday evening.
Miss Ali.-a Andersen has r.-turneil tail
h'-r Imnm tit Sleulienville after a visit
with la.eal friends.
I'au! W, d. ef iLrav.-l Hill, is a
guest ? -f fria-nd" it Vcwimrt. i i
A jcHm-tp- Meeting villi p.- h- bl at i
W.st Wlia'a-ling Wediiesilny ??va-iiiiig
Joseph Hurt.if!, ef 'Vitii|. Sh'Tinan. is
spending a few days with I... at relatives'
and fri-'n-ls. j
Mrs X.-riiia and Minni-- T"...v.. tiav.-1
gone in Ititliany fur a visit with frii-mls. !
I'.i ginniiiK W. iltiosday afi.?rne..n ill..'
gr.arer> stores Mill a-losi-il
day aftiTiKaoti during tin suinmer
months.
iirville tie pry has reliir-ia-al tt.-rria after
a visit M-lrii loe.al fri-'iids j
f-'r-'d iP-orga liar r--'urte-al front :? \ isi'j
a: < 'leveland.
Mrs ' *!?'? irgf I *a>lll|a|'S aralit mte s ill a i '
her Imiim a>n 1 iuernsi y si -? - i
Mrs. Ib.waral I |a :i'lia ringt..n :s ill ai j
her hoiii- en Uravel ll'll.
BALDI'S
ITALIAN
RESTAURANT I
and CAFE
3170 MABJCET STREET.
Opposite City Building, Bellalre, Ohio. 1
LURCH ASD DTRTRO ROOM.
Private Dining Room lor Parties- i
PIRST-CLASS COOKING.
Italian Spaghetti a Specialty.
Italian Mushrooms. Imported Appetlier. ?
Chlctcen. and Best Italian Dishes.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR SERVICS.
Closed Sundays. 1
"trunks"
325 Styles
to select from.
TAYLOR'S !
-THAT BRIGHT SPOT" I I
MIUIM. OHIO. I ;
i." '
/ ' ??
Looking moans no <?h
ligatiom and if you mi
joy seeing pretty Shoos
there is a treat in store. i
for you here.
Locke Shoe Co.
BELLA IUE, OHIO
V
DR. L. F. VOKE
Will Make His
255th VISIT TO
BRIDGEPORT
Tuesday. April 30th
BRIDGEPORT HOTEL, i
10 A. M. to 10 P. M. one day only
( See Dr. Voke! See His Patients* j
Than It you aro not satis tied do not
take his Treatment
l r. vok e, ph. g.. m d
SPECIALTY: Chronic Diseases
BLOOD, NERVES,
STOMACH, CATARRH,
CHRONIC DISEASES of
MEN and WOMEN
TERMS: $5 PER MONTH
WHICH INCLODE* MEDICINES
Address all communications to
L. F. VOKE, M. 0.
379 West Sixth Avenue 1
COLUMBUS, OHIO
_ _l
SCOTT VAN ETTEN
1KES1DRESS
Noted Theosophist Delivers Interest i
ing Sermon at First Unitarian j
Church.
Mr Scull Van Kiten. president of'
I lie "Thoosupliiv! Suci-i'iv." of t'nlum-j
bus. Ohio. made a very inienMing set I
iiioii ai iIn' First Fnitarian rhun.lt last
evening, lie is a well known lecturer, t
and a large crowd was in attendance.!
The lecture covered alt immense'
field, for lie sitited that 'heosophy j
name to our world forty tltotisand years
ago. when a ?ertain high influx front!
the planet Venus came down upon this!
earth and made of the then human ani
mal that wlttii we now call "man." by j
imparting to liitn the germ of "ntind."j
Very startling points w-rr given, bit' j
it had naturally to be left to the audi
ence to grasp and keep.
There was a very good ait- mlanee in
the afternoon, while in the evening tlie.
edifice was packed to overtlowing In
terest was awake to a late hour, hut
bad to b> hrokelt off. so that the P'c- ?
Hirer Would be enabled to I'Vive oil tile
11111111ic111 train t
Mr. Van Kiten. tbouglt not a trained'
b-ciitrer. as lie himself say.-. eomiuands
a great store of knowledge anil the
courage to frankly testily to the inili:
of some statements from bis own rf j
forts of esperieiiiet
The stcrenpt icon'slides were new for;
the audience, ttiul to some explained
some of the varieties they bad heard
and learnei; of more clearly, and prob
ably set many a person to the t a si. of
oun clear thinking and to the precious
knowledge that there t- a life after
death of the body, that we have the
building of our life am! future lives;
largely in our own power, that then
is it tfod whom we ran approach and '
know, titiii we are not mere worms of
the dust, luit parts of our divine Fath
er. whose image vv> shall develop by
becoming divine ourselves.
Many ipu-stions were asked Mr. Van ;
Ktten. and answered to due satisfa?
lion. It is hoped that Mr. Van Ft ten.
who so unselfishly sitae.d the r? .-tilts
of his researches with the ptthlie. will
continue bis noble effeprts in the serv
ice of humanity.
H'? recommended that such as wish
In lake up the study of tlieosopby'
should take up the work with Mrs. Al
lien/.. who pre-ides Mo local society.,
a small society now. but hoping to
grow.
i PILLAGE AND MURDER
RAGING IN SIBERIA
HAItHIN Man. huri.a. I". I. fV. I'orri ?
; s|>i.iirt.-in ,.f Th" prfsK t
Tin- o\ ?-ri tin'iw ?? f ill" ?*-iK>n-?il prn\ r-'
! smii.ul K"V-Ti?m? n' in I????rn?l an-1 iln
"Ilk. .11" ??nll'lll lops \\ 11i*'11 fol|i>U"i| t)i?>
I a mm tit pi ii'ti of I-;.- *!.?? Itolslmviki
| ni ?'??riirnl Kiissia won- follow..I 1 ?> a
similar movorn"nt in SiImti.'i. i iffii ? rs
i ??!' in.' armj wr.- iiiassa.wo<| m la re
nillnl" r? ill. ir lamili. H as w.-ll .is Ihose
! "f ? ? in!'. - i 11 < - it l ami w.altli} ? lassos
| \vi r> u ll-il in ilii- s.alit. u i> mi siiffrrxil
[ a \v..rs> falx. a in! larsi" (owns tiki*
irkuish. ll.arhar>.\ sk. i:lairn .'s? l|. nsU
ami I'lilla. war" I v ? ? F? <.\.r I., piHair"
i ami iii<ir?I? r
Al Via Ii Vost "k w In f" iln?. ar- many
millions ?r liars worth .>f military
! .and ..ili.-r sii|?|>lii..s. ih.' i:..lsh-\ iki hail
. ???ititri'l ami il uas niil*. tin |.r> s.-im.. of
f..riami warships hi ill- liaiiii.r w limit
pr-M'til- .l ili-in fr.>iti s* ..:iin: ih.-s- hhi- Ii
||....||.a| si ii|'. ?
Ml* flip!.* ha'.*' I?" n m i>I? I<> 111., llii.il-!
? ? r,a? . s I., pip an ? ml t.. :1ns ns* loss |
l.li.i.ij: h.a! In. . s' 11? 11>11iim an im|. pi-n
il.pl Si I" ri a hi ? ln.li tin I !..;sli. \ ik i ?
s Ii. ii 1111 I... I'll II \ r. tni tit ml in Iln ad
iiniilsMalp.ii Ii wn> plop..-. il ilia: Ill
Iinl. p. m|."i: Iii.v. rilllM 111 sln.ahl uphold '
i In'. K- r.-iiska ? oust itnt i.'li. ami Ihnt,
whih I* will.I l? anion.?iii?.ns it would j
a. km>\\ I' liy ili-' atnlmrily .il' tin ivi 1
roirripl ip". > riitimin w h-n ordor hail in
1. s|aliiislnal ilp-r* Tin- s.'hi'iin ni"l with
fail lift
| .\i I h?- fir" limit Hit: of .III" ?|.'loi;:it..ja .
i at i 1111sk 'hi- Itulsin \ iIsi fimliiip. that ;
III.'} "..III.I tmt ilnlllllitit" III. limrMtii:.
sti.l.|.pl\ i|r?'W i>'\'..|*."t"s amf h'-iran ???
I shimI lh-'iS" .!? l-atat.'s who fti'iv in.' ??f
ih. hiiiii opinion ir t In-tii'H'l'. i-s Tliir
iv-iwo i Ip'tn kill. I ami I. >rt > ,
son..us!} w ouml.il Th oin|. .i i In at
' :? ri11?: i>. ipa.rn Sit-.-ria - ii koii.slUu-j
1 tonal Iiip s.
In III" ohi I". KillP SiIm r, , was ll?w*d i
a- 'Ii.. iliirupitiK ur.'iunl for il.. ? ?rrtntiii ;
ami \u> i ri.aii prisomrs Tin I to!-i ..\ ik
I.aviii;' k II. il Mn- ..ffim rs find dismiss".1 i
tin- in- ii ftianliii^ th"*'" [iris.iniTs Ifn
si.an ...ii.ro! oV"f l h o 111 prtol i. ally
i'a? ij in > \is| Maii> ..f Mn tn \v? m
t!i\"ii tlpar fr.sil.iui, wml" otlp r*- pur (
? l.as.'il Itnssian piis<p..rts aipl w.-i" al- ,
Inw. ii :rav"l is th>} pi* asml in Uus
sia ami Silmri.a
\i ' npsU. Tomsk and Irkutsk Mi- lt.il
sh?\ iki liaia arnn it lh"tn ami I lim at"
iiorkini: with tip lalt-r in prnt.wt tin
railwii} auuii.s' iln S. nn mil f t'ossa. kj
| gov. riiiiP'iil Mlil-h ha.* .|i? l.atoil its. If;
MOOD
To Prepare Program.
M.ty.'! A II. K i n < I * ll< " *?:??? li
< v. tuna: Mint pinn? xvoitld l.< niiido
wlmf.d'X :i |.r>.trrriMl willd h. ^*.v. ii
i lif ? viiiiin lli'H ill1' honor llnu of ^ (tr
w | v...til.I I- d"<l"'.Ml.d Uarxvood is
? jtim.' .ii!li;is".| i.i'cr :l.< fii' t ill"! 'slit*
int.- inum ..\.'r :l.?- t"|> :nnl is m.nlvitik
.ill .-(torts |.< s.-cur" slur .11 1 lull llair
i .. fill'" ill" Week i l.-S' S.
S?. t.. r. r. 1I1.- xv.- k closes slu'.iv Mini
\ ,,ii n mm k> i.. ill.- 1:1.! * lin 1 ill" roiili
1 r\ is 111 1:. ?-I "f .-vrrj :i vnii.nl' <? penny
ili.nl ".'iii in- brought tog.Mnr nii'l iis"?l
fur ill" xiimiini: "f litis war. 1.0:111 .?ur
mi..ii.-y li.-r.tr' it is i.n.ns.'ripi"'I. \'in
know , 1.: 1: I T" li'llS I here Will I'.'1 a
!im ..f ill...-" who hni" ii"i I*.? 11?Itt :i
l?il?Tly >>? 1 it 1 11.I'll".I :is slackers
Rod Cross Calendar.
Tins .1- isnnl. will '?> >.ii" of Hi"
hii>< v .?? i. - t'or ll" workers .?( lin. I!"d
? r..sy iinxtlinri.-' 1 Ills "III. .'Ill'l ill"
:',.|I..\v:iil ;? r> Mm s|"-"iul iim-mi iiir days
? I :!.? ? i il.s 'Hid . i1nr. l1 M.i'i. lu's.
?'i. tn-s.lnj li.. m"ini? rs ?>! mi" s1111
sluii" "i'.ili will in"''! at lin- li'uli school
! >r tli' ir all-.lax s. ivinc s. ssioli.
wednesday Mm IiiiIm's ili? wnrwoorl
i'rrshx h'l'inii "liiii'i'li will s?'w lit" koil
r....in ?>!' lie- i.m'iil limit si'ltool.
tl. .rs.!:>> all >?:' mm member.- of the
''..rpns '"lirisii < litir. h will 11>? i.i 1 it?? ir
iii.'.iiiiu ail ? ?!' Mm da> :il ill- high
.-?< i.....i,
tit" tii> till" rs of ill" I'm"]" sam's aldrs
and mi...-. ..f mi. w i. i. .dill, will s"tt
at iii" u ar'ao.'.l ' 'liristhiu cltur.'li hase
111. iii
\i 11., s. wine room at tit" lnjrh
s> * in ?. i. ..ii w "dii'Silai. will !..? mm r"c il
ia u s<'Willi: day tor iii.- methodist llpis
i'..;.,nl ll""-. S"ii" i'.<r i!i>- ised 1 "r?ss.
To Hold Institute Here.
waruooii nil h.nv" lin- honor "f hnv
111 u tin I."'.t annual siho.-l teachers' 111
vi it:s 1 ?- i" l? in id 111 lilts . in this will
1." tin iirsi litu. ilia! tins imiv lias 1 -n
?tilled il|..*ll i * * ll'dii lit. institute in their
lt"W hi'..*li sell'"'). a iii???"? 11njf Will i."
inid ilns ? v-'itiitir ai lit" i.."ill high
si-hoe!, ivln-n sii|.ortiii"ii.|. tit ..f schools
.i.din ii l./izoir will h.- pr. soul, ami all
? >! tin* ina.'linrs of ill" Wai w.?..I schools.
\i 1 ha 1 1 :ni" ii 1- 111" ? 1 k It: licit ih" pro*
itrinii i..r tli" institute will lie arranged.
XI! of ill" i''.nc|t"r.? nr.- especially ask"d
:.. I,.- pr>'s>-ni :ti Mm high S"ho.t| this
?vetting
Consumed by Flames.
the store room at mn- i'outnlat ion
? olnpaiii at II. cell h.ill..m was com
|.|ei..'y .'ousumi'il l.j llamas yesirrrlay
a II "I'tnii'ti alioill II o'clock. I: is Mot
known Jiisi how tjm lir. started. hut
there has l.een a cr.al .p al of 111a. liin
??ry stop.nl :n i his place, and art ire's of
an 1 vplosivi nature investigation is
11 ?? xx iming m.uii". i"m ii not though; that
tins "o-ild let". i'< "aiis.'.l lix anything
oi 11 >' r mian an acciil.-nt :u ill" works.
Wirwood Boy Koiue.
Joseph llavcreamp. nn<- nf the Smith
\V:ir? I hnys Willi. till ill lltiflK'Olll
"I' I'hin i -i ?; 1111 \ buys. lift this city mi
'In -inl Hi" 'lis iniiiilh, arriv nt Ins
liii'in I-'i-kIhv .mikI while hi>rc is till- K'i"st
:?i llii- Imiitii nl Ins fit rents. Mr :nti| Mrs.
Ilii|it> I l.i \ ? ? r.;i in 11 nf Smith Kn-hlatid
avenue I'rlvin- lltivrrnmp 1ms heen
culled homo nwiiii: tn iIn- death nf his
Ui-:i?nlt:it !ii-r. Mr ? ?cnrjie .1. Iliirtt. Si . of
?'??nt? r Wlii .?line.
Meeting to Bo Held.
To-riinrri.w evening. in the limno of
Mrs .Inhn \rin:n-iist. nf lis Twenty
Ilrst street, ill'* lie )nhi-rs i.f the Iti-nll
ISil.lc e'ass "t tin \V:irw....(| M.-thmlisi
i tnir. h "ill In? l?l ? ? i!? - nl' iheir ntmgs
This iiii i'I itii; is "tniiii 11111? rlriitl I.. i|r?
liir-tiihi-rs "f this siii'icty iiuil it js hoped
i Inn at :!i?- 'ii'-iiiln-rs will \ :i11 ih'-ni
m-Ivi-s el' Hi- ii|i|iort ? 3iti* \ 11f ln-ltiK j.r-s
A number i ? f business limit crs
!*?-In r; % ? ? 'his organ i/.at Ion will bo un
il> r iltsi lission.
Exhibition In Who?Ung Store.
The l.iilti-s' \ id society of the W'ar
wnnij l.ii'hi-rnn church will have one nf
* In-! r )??? - s . ! art displayed in W ins I
ilit; :?i-il.i> Thi article in ? Itl?-nI inu is
a lieaiii il'tii ? I ? 11' t. winch they have
wr',..-.| .lit irIn*;I> in cniiiiili-ie fur a lady
.it N ? w lurk
, Briefs and Personals.
Miss Ulna I bine. a siadctil of the
Fh-iimny. vnllcjc.. returns to-day aJV-r
spending lh? wi-i-l. i-inl with relatives :n
North W nrwood
Miss laiurii Helxler of South Ohio ?>?
?llitl ISolsll-vik 111(1 Ml Icltip'. itlK 1(1 re
slot" ofih I- II Si In I'll.
The armini: tin ' n-.Tiian prisoners
is t siTjo'is lie Inn ??
111 iTititinit'l.'i ah(|ic tin r? ire fifteen
I lie'lsri ml prisoners. nf vvlil-h five t In nl -
sand -ire nffiiiTs while in Irkutsk and
it, towns westward el it is |nr as
Is r.isnoyiirsU t h* i ? 'if- itiniher forty
: heiisaml.
I ti'if* si" nt the .week-end at the home of
relativc*>? in Steuben ville.
i Mrs. Harry HHitn ami children "f Chi
j.TiC" have returned 10 their home after!
j spending' some time at I hi* home of Mrs. |
l loliii i 'ox of i his city,
j Mrs. Hrny Van Kirk returned to her
j hoiio* in \\'*llshui"K after visiting at the;
limine of Mrs. Friend of Center War-j
j a\. i.. 11 !
Miss Paulino .Sheets, one of the tench-j
ers in the Warwood high sehool. spent
| tin* past few days with relatives in He!-.
tla ire.
: Miss Kdith Welshnns of South ltich-1
latoi avenue. \s h? ? has been unite ill at
j In r Itotne. is very much unproved.
| W illiam Sliulu .-pent yesterday in .
? I'm ishitrch as the BU'*st at the home |
j of relatives.
Harry Hammerer of I'ittsbursh was in J
jthis city yesterday, calling on friends.
; Mrs. William Crazier has retiinteod to
| Iter lioiite in St. I .outs. Mo., after spend-'
j KtK some time with relatives in South J
| Warwood.
Miss Ilia Vountrmati of Vorih War-T
' wood, who lia> In* n unit.* ill it her!
[initio* fur tlu past week. i* mux aide to |
t lie out. .j
I Miss Kl I7.a bet li llnv< rciimp of South I
i liii hland avenue, is ii"W aide t.> la* out
[ after a severe illness of about two
| Weeks. !
' Miss Hiuh Smith litis returned to this
jeitj in take up |h*r duties as teacher
; in (la* North Warwood school after
? ?.pending some time with her parents in
I Sjst ers v i He,
j I'rof. K. I'. Harmon of South ilich
!??'lid aveutn* is sp> ttdiiiK Sotlie time at his
| home in the southern part of the state.
I.'oy Henderson of Center Warwood
[letr y.sti*i*d.*i*. |..r t'anton. O., where he
'lias a.<*eepie?J i position.
|BIG MINING PLANT
WILL BE ERECTED;
I S|m rial" I >. spat oil to The Inte'liprneer.
j WKSTo.V. W. We. April 2v~Ar.-ord
| ing I" word just re. , ived lo re, the I*. !
j <I.yn.'h Coal Company, of lieekley,
v. 111eh recently a.*i|iiirei| |im nrres of
ta i a! alorue the | hi It into re \-it Ohio 1
Hailri.al it. I,.*wis >ut.t\. has ptttV'ltased
an additional 1 "o | acres along; the
railroad, about Hire.* miles from Wes- 1
t-m. from T. S. Stalnaker. of Hasten, and
j'bomas I*! Miles, of llprnor. for ST.."Of.
The purchaser plans to spend Jl'ito..
loin m establishing a modern minim; |
plant, building a te i\ mining town on
? t he Captain Nichols farm, included in
I t he i ra-'t near Weston.
I
NOT TO BE BELIEVED. j
j April v The <A,tin- d of!
j l-or.inn ItondlionbTs.ivhieh proteets ill" J
! interests of ili" holders of fur i11 so
J i-nritii*s. m us annual report says. ro-j
I narduu: Hussia:
; ? Th" repudiation !?> ;li" revolutionary j
I party in llussia of Ill* w >.f tin- Nil-i
j tn.rial lt. l.t of that "otintry. is an event j
I wlii"li is ti 11 pnrn11?? 11?-?l in the finnneinl ?
| history ..f tlf world. arnl wh.n saner*
j counsels u train prevail, n is impossible i
to li"li"V" that t!i" deliberate "iitifisi'a- I
I inni of borrowed money hv a trreat tin -1
? tinn. wliiis" i roiht in ill" past has stood |
! at tin- hii:h"s;t lex. I. "an r> e.-ive the.!
' support of tIII* p. opl" of IJiissin Koni-r-j
j ull> "
Tb" status of A I.aba ma. Arkansas.}
' Kloriila. ili'i-rsm. I.oiiisi.'ina. Mississtppi. ,
Vortli I'arolnia. South ?'..ro!:n? audi
i West Virginia iirii still shown in tip;
| rr-port as bointr in default on "rrtatn of I
j tip tr ohlie iimns.
| . MARTINS FERRY |
Eire Daitiagrei; Roof.
l-'ir- supposed p. tia.v. b* "ii started i
| from a spark from a past-intr eruritie. i
j fir" to tb" Kioto property on l,..werj
|ltaiioV"f si ri'.'t >ist"rilay shortly after'
IT look, and but for tb" i|ili"k re-j
j spouse of tb" fir?? i|"partnu nt .a bad fire i
I would hav" resulted. Persons passim: t
j ill" lmiidine at tin titn" n.-tieed sntol;.. !
j issiitne from tb" roof and turned in an |
I alarm from box at tb" eorip r of;
' Kmirtb and Hanover streets. Tb" Alerts j
i were the flr^t on the seene and soon j
| bad a "hema-al stream "ii th<- Ida/.".!
Tb" liinbliii:; o ne.-upir.l bv a pro.lip ?? !
j store and tin damage will amontit to;
; iboiit $|iui. oovereil lit tiisuranee.
Miller Ennsral To-day.
Knier.al s. t". i. "S for tb" lab Sanup l j
j Miller who passed iway at bis boine. J
I e. rner KoiirMi .|svi and 'ir.aii' avenu". i
; Krnl.iv niitlii. will Is "i.iidii"i"ii from I
; tb" bono- tins afternoon at 1 I
| Tin serines .till tie in "hart:" of lb v j
I Ii iv S< hilt:; n:ntnr of tip first M K j
I .loir. Ii and tin interment will !??? in.
I;i\ ? rvw . "in"!? r\
Lartfe Crowd Attended Game.
i y erowd of se\i r.a. Ii m ml t ???! person*!
1 attended fin- openin:: tin* lmse|iall j
! v. ?on ii 'I' s "it* >.???".!.??> afternoon. |
J when il ' Marniis rr> \?.I.I? -11? - and
j Pittsburgh Ind* |" ltd' tits ? ! i.-ln d *t11
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WATKINS '
UNDERTAKERS
PAJtLOXS 1308 KAXCT STXXXT.
Licensed Em balm era and Funeral
Directors
C. IL "Walkins. Jr.
Wilbur W. Watidns
Richard T. McCoy
William A. McLcod
Personal Attention to Every Call
Office Phono 45 Res. 1022 and 712J. 0
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Arrangements Incomplete.
Funeral arrangements for the late and
Itighly r<spo?Mc<i Mrs. George Rappler.
who passed away Saturday morning at
it:4n o'clock at the home of her 'daugh
ter. Mrs. Carl Schultz, 1207 Lind street,
following an ilness of nearly four
months, arc as yet incomplete, but will
be held from the place of death, with
interment at Greenwood cemetery. The
deceased was one of the oldest German
residents of this city, residing here
nearly 7>S years.
Xerner ierrioen.
funeral services for the late Mrs. 1">.
I,. Keener, who passed away Saturday
morning, will be held Tuesday after- . f
noon at "2 o'clock * from the late home.
Mozart Terrace. Interment will be made
in Ml. /inn cemetery.
Horn Serrioee To-day.
This morning at 5:30 o'clock funeral*,
services for the late George C. Horn. Sr..
who died Thursday, wil lbc held from
the late residence on Jacob street. Ite
"|t:iein high mass will he celebrated at
:> o'clock at St. Alphonsus' church and
interment will be made at Ml. Calvary
cemetery. ? '
Kn. Kay Arbogait.
The many friends of the late Mrs. <
May A rhog.es t. aged 22 years, wife t>f
Frank Arbognst of 1029 Chaplaine
street, will be pained to learn of her
death, which occurred .at the North
Wheeling hospital Saturday evening at
7 o'clock, after an illness of four week?
dtie to typhoid fever. She leaves a sun
nine months old and a devoted husband.
She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Taylor of Sand's P.un. \V. Va.. and
had many friends there as well as here.
Justice Xertrorfct.
I HILAPKLPHIA.. April 28.?Asso
? Jni? ? -f?i?t?<??? Stephen Leslie Mestreza'. ^
?.l' the Pennsylvania supreme court, died
n.t the Airline hotel here at 5 a. m. today
after mi illness of sevrraJ months.
.^Justice Mestrojsat's death make? the
second vacancy on the supreme court
bench. .Justice William I*. Poller hav
ing: died, two weeks ago today. The
coventor has the authority to fill the
vacancies until the next general elec
t ion.
.1 us!ice Mestrexat was horn in Ma
pleton. tireene county, and was 70 years
old i'n Kebruary If last. He was de
sc- niled from a distinguished Krench
family, lie was a graduate of Waynes
lung colb-ge and of the law department "
of Washington and l.ee university. Lex
ington. Vm. In IK7I he whs admitted
to the Oreene county bar and moved to
rnioritown in IS72. II was elected dis
trict attorney of Fayette county in 1SS7
and in ISM? he was elected judge of
tin county, .ledge Me?treznt remained
? ?n the Fayette licnch until he was
elected to the supreme court on the
I"emoeratlc ticket in 15!>?. His term
beg-m in January. and would have
expired in 1021. . ^
Balle P. Waffgener.
\T?TIJf5<).V. Kansas. April 28?Babe
I*. Wncgen* r. general solicitor for Mis
souri Pacific railway company and for
it year.: connected with its legal de
partment, dod ii'To today after a long
illness, aged 7" years His son. William
P. W'agg nor. of \tchison. Is general at
lormy.for Kansas for the road.
the l? st ? vor seen m the city h* several
interesting play* were recorded during
tic grime.
Many Thrift Sampi Sold.
While no definite report .has been giv
en ell! it is said that close 10 14.'it"1
worth of ilinf! stamps.were disposed of
by i lie ladies who were selling lite
stamps on the streets Saturday after
noon and evening. The amount wM far
in excess of what was thought would he
dispose,) ..f. The ladies worked from
eight m the morning till nine 4ft
iti jfht. /
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Most People Build But Once
Tin- syviinrs of years or of years to come are invested, lie sure you know just what
you wani and need. The liom-e you Imild is the home you will live in?build for sat
isfaction. D01T1 build four walls and a roof?build a real home.
The interior beauty of your home will depend largely upon the kind of wood selected
for trim, woodwork and flouring:. These three are necessary to properly set off the
home furnisliimrs. We recommend that you use Southern Pine. It is suitable for
all interior work because of i1s striking grain and soft beautiful texture.
If you have home-buiidinir problems, let us help you solve them. Our plans of mod
ern homes and views of beautiful interiors are for your use. "Why not look them
ov.er!
The Scott Lumber Co.
MARTINS FERRY, 0. BRIDGEPORT, 0. WARWOOD, W. VA.