The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 19, 1921, Page 11, Image 11

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NEW YORK AGAIN
, HONORS FOGH WITH
SERIES OF FUNCTIONS
New Y.N \. I x \ f.-'-i marshal
of Krance st-le uwuy to r?-.*t tonight,
long hetore .New York? bedtime. ter
minating the rlrst hectic day of h tf-.r>>?? ?
day \is:t to America's largest city.
The high spot In his day whs his ]
reception by New York school children I
at the Seventh Kivrinient armory where
shout five hundred girls presented a
pageant. "The Gifts of the Nations."
(?Yom the armory Marshal Koch went
to the statue "f Jeanne O'Arc on River
side Prlvc. where he platted a wreath
then on t-> Grant's tomb, where, lighted
on his way down !ntv> the crypt t-y wax
tapers, borne by survivors of Grant's ;
irmy. he placed a wreath on tho sar- .
oophagy*.
v battery en the New York I'nlverslty
campus harked a salute of nineteen
cutis as he arrived t-> present t.. the
university on behalf of the Kr<-ti-h gov
ernment. a cannon captured In the war
After the presentation Marshal Koch
donned a cap and grnvn. and marched In
a processlojj to the auditorium of th-- j
Rail of I'atne. where the degree of doc
tor of laws was conferred upon him by J '
Chancellor Brown. 1
He returned to the Kounti home for ?
a brief rest before po'ng on to the din- |
ner of the American Iron and Steel
Institute, which ended the first day's
rrojrram I !
He Insisted on sacriflointf a part of i i
his rest hour, however, to make art un- j -
nc.heduled stop at the convent and acad- j
emy of the Sacred Heart, where a score ' I
of nuns an-l several hundred pupils were I
watting; to get a .glimpse of h.m. |
j "OBITUARY |
MRS, THOMASM, LOVE II
* DEAD; NEWS A SHOCK'
aSuuHTMr Johneon of Ooark Oete Bad
News? Kad Been ZU Only
Short Tim*.
Very sari news reached Manager Fr*d j
Johnson of the Court Theutre yester- 1
day morning in the form of a telegram
| announcing the death of Mrs. Thomas
y. Love, wife of the managing director
Of the Chapline street playhouse.
Mrs. Lota had been ill only a short j
time, and her death eontes as a clear
Id ow to those who know her. Manager
Johns, n Immediately wired his deepest
sympathies as well as a handsome floral 1
tt ibute. ,
Krm. Anna Bine.
Following an Illness of the past three
weeks, Mrs. Anna Rine. wife of T. M. j
R!n*. prominent farmer of Middle
Wheeling creek, passed away last night
at 0 o'clock. She was in her 49th year.
Mrs. Rine. besides her husband, is
survived by fouj- children and four step,
children, as follows: Oliver T. Rine,
Albert H. Rine, Mrs. George R.singer,
of Moundsvllle. Mrs. Frazler \Villlam- 1
son. of Kenwood. The step-children !
are: Mrs. Wilbur Duncan, of the Island; |
Mrs. Kdward Rice, of Warwood: Mrs.
Hpbert Oreig. of Valley <irove. and Mrs.
ITar! Muldrew, of Pittsburgh.
Four brothers survive. Albert. Samuel.
Swan and Taylor Ritchie. Mrs. Kir.e
was a member of Triadelphla M. E.
\church.
Ttinersl Today.
! This ?f?erno?>n from the home of her
'daughter at Steeple Valley. O.. near Mar
tins t-Yrry, funeral services will be held
for the late Johanna C. Clark, well
known Belmont county resident, who (
passed away Tuesday following a brief i
l!lne.-s Rev. Barry, of 'Warwood. will ?
officiate and interment will be in Green
wood cemetery.
Attended Tuners!
Wilson Xaylor. of this city, returned |
home last evening from Cory. I*n., where
ii.< attended the fi:n?n! services for !
his cousin, the late Riley Xaylor. aged
4" > rs. of that place, who passed
mm -t Tuesday. Riley Xaylor was ;
a son ?>f W K Xaylor. formerly of j
tins city and Betlalre.
Mil. Robert Humphrey
\t ii r hono*. ?"?4 Wetzel street.;
occurre I 'he death of Mrs. Robert Hum- j
parev at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. .
Mrs Humphrey s infant child died last1
Sunday Resides her husband, sh* Is
\ survived by two childrea. EIvh and i
\ T^onvu Adams
r ? r. t'a.. Nov. IS.?Thomas Ada ma, |
wf>1 s". .mine Inspector of the first j
bituminous district, died at his home,
. here, ton wJ Ills death was said to
I hav * i due to heart trouble. Mr. |
.sAdams liad be<n a mine Inspector in j
l ennsy Ivnnia for forty years and he Is i
said to have been the oldest Inspector i
!:i isiint of service In the United Suites, j
Mr Adams :s survived by- a widow and ;
one daughter.
John O Toxins'?r
Martln'iiurg. W Va., Nov. 13.?Aftqr
'? p long Mines.*. John Groxinger. one of
this city's oldest residents, died here j
yesterday. He was a native of Germany i
and during his earlier life held many
positions of public trust In Martlnsburg.
House Destroyed But
All Inmates Escaped
Grafton. W. Va.. Nov. IS.?A terrific
explosion occurred last night at the
home ? ? Wyrnan Wilt, wealthy Taylor
county farmer, r.ea*" Poothsvllle. Klames
drove out the family and consumed the
house, nothing being saved. Pelbort
Wilt, age-l 10. had Just gone into his
bedroom with a '.glued candle. Tt was
recall,.) that there were flimsy dra
P?rie^ md a p?.ti of gasoline In his
r"?-rr
HONOR FORTRIO
New \ or'*. Nov ?Henry Macon,
architect: <*hnr>s T?ana Gibson, artist,
and Joseph Pennel!. et,-her. have been
elected members of the American Acar
emy -'f Arts and Letters. taking the
p faces left vacant bv the death this
our ?>:' J"hn Hu-r-cichs. Abbott Thuye
end Harrett Wen<le'l
Their election was announced today,
at the Academy's John Rurroughs mem
orial meet in if
nTDICTtD rOR HOLD-UP.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. IS {hdi.-tmrrits
against three men were returned by the
Federal grand Jury to-day iri connection
with the holdup ?rf the Manhattan Lim
ited ? ? n the Pennsylvania railroad he
tween i lallltxCHti ai d Lilly last Jul*,
during which J. V Lantz. of Thompson
ton. la. a mall clerk. was shot through
the le* I.antx was the only witness to
*:>pear against those Indb ted who were
\ .1 filth-M Me. *:oskey. Kdward Y<<n ar.d
? Gt.org- K Laffertv.
CHILD IS MIND READER.
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**?? I
N'ellle t'ordell. nine years ol<l, <>T
\eptucky, has been taken to Olncln
lutl by her father to show the cltv
>eople what a wonderfully gifted mind
die has. For five years Nellie has been
he wonder child of the mountains.
iud the folks In thut pnrt of the world
<uy she can reud minds as others can
read writing.
district Attorney to
, Keep Bryer on the Job
Martinsburg. W. \"n., Xnv. IS.?
riiomas A. ltrown of Pnrkersburg, W.
to succeed S W. Walker as
L'nlted States district attorney fi>r the
umthern district of West Virginia, ef
fective December 1. held a conference
acre today with Attorney Walker and
his assistant. Harry H. Hyrer. Routine
work of the office was discussed.
District Attorney Brown announced
that he had arranged to have Mr. Hyrer
remain In office so far as his personal
Interests would permit., until the new
staff becomes familiar with the work.
The new district attorney said that he
had not yet named his two assistants.
Attorney Brown left for his home at
I'arkersburg tonight where, lie said, he
will establish his headquarters on De
cember 1. ,
ANOTHERlFFORf TO
PREVENT BOND SALE
Morgantown, W. Ya.. Nov. IS.?The
proposed sale of fl?2J,000 in bonda <>f
the Morgantown & Wheeling; railroad by
the Monongalia county court to Samuel
Pursglove for 50 cents on the dollar,
which was enjoined by the circuit court
on petition of R. H. Jarvis. as a local
taxpayer, and which injunction was
withdrawn when it was agreed thnt the
bonds ou'.d be sold at public sale next
Monday, promises to be further compli
cated by the announcement tonight that
Manning Stirs, of New Tork. president
of the corporation which owns more
than half the common stock in the com
pany, would ask another injunction at
once to stop the sale.
MATINEE PRICE'
2 TO 5 P. M. !
Hot Chocolate
(Regular Price 20c)
15c
The Mcl-R Garden
Wheeling Steel Bldg.
S. '
1 DON'T THROW *
I THEM AWAY I
? Our Alteration Department un- I
? der the supervision of. Mr. Taflan, ?
m can do over that suit or overcoat _
| tha: doesn't fit, at a very small I
cost.
? DAVID I. TATLAN '
Mutual Bank Building J
Phone 864-J. _
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FRANCIS'
Mo rune Gunpowder QA^
Tea, rep. $1 value.*.. c/vrV>
Orange Pekoe (Golden Tip),
regular $1
value t/VfV/
Market HI end Coffee, regular
j srThs.al"es'. $1.00
Recollection of quality re
' mains long aftei price is forgot
ten.
| David Francis
Stall 22 New Market House
[SPECIALS
Steak, lb 25c and 30^
Roasts, lb. .15c, 18c, 20<*
Plate Boil, 3 lbs 25^
Pork, lb 25?
Fresh Hams, lb 20?
Fresh Shoulder, lb 15^
Smoked Hams and
Bacon, lb. . . 20c4 and 25C
Fresh Bacon, lb 20c
Lard, 2 lbs 25c
Sliced Boiled Ham, lb . 50c
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
Stalls 52 54
Center Market.
"Quick SaKs?Small Profit."
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TORNADO WRECKS
ARKANSAS HOME;
EIGHT INMATES DIE
DISASTROUS STORMS STRIKE IN
WIDELY SEPARATED PARTS
Or ARKANSAS.
TAJVIILY OF EIGHT WIPED OUT
NEAR MENA-HEAVY PROP
ERTY DAMAGE REPORTED,
Metia Ark N? - v !* Kit-lit persons in
the linmr <?! Robert K. W corns. near
Wokes, :i sir.ai' 1 ? ? ti tu-i nii -livi- miles
<? .i li of lit-:?- w-re killed I:?; iilglK
u l < a a tornado wrecked (lie house.
Tin- dead are Mrs Kola I t Weems,
li<-r dnught'ts. Mrs. Mattle Kelts and
the Misx s K-rn n. Rela and Verda
Weems; her son. Warner Weems. aged
L'H. ami I law ley Kelts. brother-in-law
of Mrs. Kelts
The body of Miss Ycre Weems was
found In a potch of woods hail a mile
from the wrecked house. Robert Weems
was at Wlokes when the storm struek.
and discovered the fate of lus family
and home when hu went there after the
wind subsided. lie notitled to ighiiors
and searchers worked til! night before
ull of the victims were found.
I'amage was not general In the com
munity, the storm seemingly having
struck only In the immediate vicinity
of the Weems home.
l.ittle Rock. Ark.. Nov. Ik.?Twelve
persons were killed, 3b or more Injured
and considerable property damage done
by two cyclones which struck in widely
separated parts of this state last night.
t me stortn near Menu in the extreme
western pert of the slate wiped out a
family of eight persons.
Another storm striking a lumber
camp near Arkdelphia killed one person.
Injured L'4 others and then skipped
'north to a point near Mahcrn where
three more persons were killed and n
number injured. *
Communication* are do mora li/ed and
It is feared the death list will be aug
mented by later reports. Ambulances,
physicians and nurses from Hot Springs
have been rushed to the sections visited
by the tornado.
/Hot Springs, Ark., Nov. IS?Two
deaths wore reported In a tornnilo which j
'swept th'- rural sections lit' miles east
I of Mot Springs last ri Uk li t. Mrs. Jennie;
1 Walls, 7?. ami Justice of tlie IVace j
Lawrence, were killed when the twister
struck near Magnet cove and Lonsdale.
Several children of Kt|. Walls, son of l
, the woman killed, were injured.
The netors' union was in control of ;
| Die which explains the following |
conv ei s;it Inn:
"You don't die fast enough in that j
nst net."
"Weil. I ni Ke'tlru; time and a half
for overtime."?Houston l'ost.
NOT THE USUAL LANDING ^
kb ??? T-r- 'i | ?| ? ?I HI ??Hfc I
Misled in the (lark, uu aviator
?rushed Ms plane Into n tree about a
nlle from the I'niverslty of Virginia
it Charlottesville recently. This most
lnusunl photograph shows the plane
itlcklnp fast In the tree on the follow
up morning.
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X^WcitkinAA
: I Cfilopticians [
; n Funeral Chapel 1308;
B LICENSED EMBJLNXRS \
? GHWATKlPSolB. oWFoYUMHlEL- 1
1 r f>nC*?b -4-5 ?? 'Oi 2 P^43?w2Ml?
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! Because of the lack of room in many
' homes, it is frequently desirable to hold j
; a funeral from the chapel of the ?
mortician. Our chapel is for the use of J
| our patrons without charge. ,
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| SPECIAL I
H FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JACK FISH, ROUND, 11C PER LB.
M JACK FISH, DRESSED READY TO FRY, 15c ?
PER LB.
THESE FISH ARE LARGE IN SIZE AND EXCELLENT I
g J.L.KENNEDY
I H SOLID MEASURE--FREE FROM SAND AND SHELLS
| H Fresh Mackerel, Flounders, Pat Fish, White Fish, Yellow ||
? ? Perch, Boneless Herring. Pickerel ^scarcej, Stake Hake, H
Si Halibut, Squid, Cai p (.if anv).
I n IN QUALITY m
TIIHSE LOW PRICES ARE NOT MAINTAINED TO IS
| ? GIVE AWAY FISH OR TO DISPOSE OF AN OVER- ?
l ?a STOCK. We simply aim to buy stock in large quantities, j||
I thus gaining the advantage of a lower figure, enabling us to
? ? sell at lower prices. We have bought these lish. right from H
1 EH the fisherman's boat and they will he sold before they are K
j |H out of the water 'J4 to 3ti hours.
1 0 OYSTERS, WITH THE TANG OF THE SEA,
' ? (>0o PER QUART
m Other varieties will he on sale: Live Lobsters, Live Tur
I ties, Shrimj) Meat, Crab Meat. Clams. Cooked Prawn. De
viled Crabs, Smoked Herring, Blind Iiobbins, Spiced Herring, H
I Rollmopps, Salt Mackerel, Salt Herring, Finnian Baddies, |g
Stall 58?North End New Market
Tomi= =
TODD'S SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
PHONOGRAPHS
Compare this machine with the most highly advertised pho- j
nogtaphs on the market?
Compare it as to appearance,
tone, finish it is cpual to the host.
Then compare it as to price and
value- you'll find it's in a class
?l?v vour.se!i"!
I
. TODD'S PRICES
, $130 Machine S SO
$150 Machine SI00
$200 Machine $125
I'd'Y \<>\Y! Come in nt^I select
any niaehine wlueh pleases your
fancy, place a small deposit on it,
and u < '11 hold it tor \ ou until
< 'liristnias. This is the logical
way t" luiy that phonograph
\ou've wanted for Christmas.
FURNITURE CHEAPER
AT TODD'S
t
TODD
AUCTION. FURNITURE & STORAGE CO.
1044 Market Street
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Wild Talk By Pomerene !
in (lie Newberry Casej
Washington.* N"V. 1^ 1 >.>rlaratfnn by
Prnat'T Pomerene. Hemocrat. Ohio, that
would resign If evidence such us that
sulonl 11 ed against Senator Newberry
w ? re adduced against him. marked fur
fuT consideration by the senate today
nf Henry Hard's content of Mr. New
h. rry'.i s. at ps senator from Michigan.
"If I stood here with such evidence
against me. I would resign from the
*? r.Mc at on.e" said Mr. Pomerene.
Asked b> Senator Walsh, IVmncrat,
Montana, what his net Ion would he if
he had violated no laws, the <?hlo svn
?? f ? ? r ropltr.*:
"If 1 war.- lnnofent. I'd fight the bat
tle <>f niy life for my rights 1 would
not remain silent."
Mr 1 "onio'- >ne charged that majority
'?"".pii' elections com
mittee, presided over by Senator Spen
cer, Republican, Missouri, had blocked
ul! efforts t' gather pertinent testimony
In its InevestIgat ton of the case.
Much of the time today ?as taken
up with argument over legal phases of
allegsl activities of the Newberry cam
paign committee as brought out in the
senate Investigation.
J. P. and Deputy Sheriff
Arrested By Dry Agent
Charleston, W. Va , Nov. IK?Official
reports to the state department of pro
hlbition today told of the arrests In |
Wyoming county of a deputy sheriff |
:in<1 a J list Ire of the peace on a charge
uf "unlawfully having moonshine whis- |
h -y in their possession." More than a I
>lo7.en other an eats for dry law viola
tions were reported.
The Wyoming county officers. D. '
Bearers, Justice, and John R. ffiremora,
deputy sheriff, constable and ooanty
Jailer at Plneville, were charged with
having one pint of moonshine whiskey .
in their possession.
The arrests were made by T. E. Ruth
erford and local officers. They were
heid to the grand jury.
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j .
Especially
for
Christmas
Let it 'be
a gift
from Baum
i I
1 vot tlie House of Baum j
lie vour gift, counselors
for the holiday season. ;
The name on the box j
means so much.
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| llKINli ,VOUR WATCH HE- I
PAIRS TO OUR MR.
! * WETZEL
i
i J. R. BAUM CO. |
Whg. Steel Corp. Bldg.
I
QUALITY FOOD
Combination
Order
TO IL. Suirar 50
1 ha;: Our Best Flour... .$1.10
l'k. Karly Ohio Potatoes.. .40
5 bars W. 1-. Soap 35
5-1 b Now Soup Beans 35
1 roll Toilet Paper 05
2 cans Best Corn 25
' ?3.00
^ Fort Henry
Butter Store
39 Sixteenth Street.
?68 And Be Satisfied
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M u t ual
Savings Bank
1126 Mxu-ket St.
I
Thrift Is Such a
Simple Thing
?And tt moans so much. It is
the foundation of success In busi
ness. of contentment In the home,
of st.indlnK in society. Start a
raving account here with a Dime!
1
Depositors
h?r# rtedTil
4Interest
on th?lr quarterly
biUsoM for th?
part y?ar?
J
Wintry Blasts
and the predicted pas shortage I"
should cause 110 worry?install one 1
of our COLE'S HOT BLAST HEAT- ^
EILS and be thankful during tile cold
months to come.
SPECIAL?Closing out our entire line of JA11YIES (JUAL
IlKATERS at loss than cost?real bargains at
$17.00 3-2.00 $95.00
C. F. BRAUNLICH & CO.
Wheeling's Largest Stove Store 1012 MARKET ST.
The Scott Lumber Co.
BRIDGEPORT, 0.
C STOVES, HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
MASCOT,
YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
WILL BE BETTER COOKED IN ONE OF OUR
COAL AND GAS STOVES
WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 19th
OTHER SPECIALS
Roasting Pans, large. $1.39 Single Barrel Shot
| Roasting Pans, Guns $10.00
medium $1.19 Shot Gun Shells, box.#$1.15
2-Qt. Aluminum Stew Coal Hods, all sizes.... 45^
Pans 15<^ Shino Mitten Dusters.. .33^
i Oil Mops .79^ 0'Cedar Polish . 25d
8 Day Alarm Clocks $2.89 Galv. Wash Tubs, No. 3.69?
Brooms 47c Miners' Coal Shovels.$1.25
Buy Where Your DOLLARS Have SENSE
- - ii urn i muni??i? mi ??m?rrri J
SPECIAL PRICES I
8 On Discontinued Grades Roofing and Paints
I ROOFING
Regular Price. Sale Price.
I 1 Ply Master Roofers $2.75 $1.95
. 2 Ply Master Roofers 3.35 2.52
1 Ply Everlastio : 2.75 1.95
2 Ply Everlastic 3.35 2.52
| ' 3 Ply Wearwell 3.50 2.6P
1 Ply Weathertite 2.75 2.18
2 Ply Weathertite 3.25 2.50
Sherwin-Williams Brighten-Up Varnish Stain
Size. Regular Price. Sale Price.
*4 Pints $ .30 $ .20
H Pints 45 .30
Pints 75 .50 *
Quarts 1.35 .90
1/2 Gallons 2.45 - 1.63 ,
' I Gallons '...... 4.50 3.00
Sherwin-Williams Familv Paints
Size Regular Price. Sale Price.
Vo Gallons $1.90 $1.40
; Gallons 3.50 2.60
| H. E. CALDABAUGH
! I 1058 MARKET STREET
j j PAINTS, GLASS, ROOFING, BRUSHES, LADDERS, WALL BOARD
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