The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 22, 1921, Page 10, Image 10

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STEUBENVIILE
CROWDED d
JUST ESCAPES
e BEING BURIED
SteubenviHe, O., Nov. 2! -- Vn Inter-I
urban car on the SteubenviHe-Welrton I
line, crowded w:th passengers. barely |
missed being sent Into the Ohio river I
this niorntng when a section of Town
Rock. Just north of East St-ubi nvtlle. i
let loose from the hillside arul crashed]
down onto the car tracks nrnl co-|iity [
road. The mas of rock, welching hun-j
dreds of tons, hit the track Just after
the car passed. tearing up rails and i
burying the track for fifty feet. The
narrow escape almost caused a panic
among the passengers on the car.
One section of rock that landed oti
the county roadway was half again as
large as the street era Traffic be
tween here and Welrton was blocked a'.l (
day long. A force of workmen was put'
to work by the Wheeling Tra ? tS??n Coin- j
panv and also by tho county and [
through street car ser\ice will be re- j
?uir.ed some time this evening. The
rock obstruction had to be blasted out .
of the way.
The great boulder that f.?r half a pen- :
tury has been known as Town Rock, )
has been loosened by the recent rains '
and open weather ar.d several days ago
the street car crews were warned that |
a section of the rock was threatening to
break away and interurban cars have !
been proceeding past that point wu? !
extreme caution.
Smashed I21 Doors. *
Officer KYank Smith, of Justice i
Rawan's cotlrt. suffered a discolored ,
eye and other facial bruises last night I
wohn he attempted^ to raid an alleged
speakeasy and poker room located In the
heart of the city. It Is alleged that
when he attempted to rabjt an alleged I
to gain admittance, his search warrant !
was taken from him and he was severe
ly beaten by the proprietor and those In I
the place. Smith, however, arrested |
Joe Guldo. alleged proprietor of the J
place and to-day swore out warranrs ror j
fifteen prominent citizens who will he j
haled before Justice Rowan to give an j
account of their action?. Guldo Is to
get a hearing to-night,
t Officer* Elected.
The "Women's Republican Club of Jet - ]
ferson county he'd a big meeting at the
Fort Steuben hotel here and re-elected i
officers for the ensuing year, as fol- i
lows: Chairman. Mrs. O. R I.eVan; rec
ording secretary. Mrs. Sue Jones; cor- i
responding secretary. Mrs. R??ss!c Fits- !
slmmons; treasurer. Miss Kate Tender; j
press reporter, Miss Daisy Cable. In!
an address to the members of the club '
Mrs. LeVan congratula'ed the women i
on the success of th* "Republican ticket I
at the recent municipal election.
Boy 1* Shot.
John Stringer, aged 14 years, of Rush
Run. this county, was shot through the
right foot while be and another boy j
were playing with a revolver, at the |
Stringer home yesterday. The boys :
found the gun In the basement of the !
home and while playing with It. the j
weapon was accidentally discharged.
The youngster will be taken to Martins .
Ferry hospital for treatment.
Una Through Gates.
Floyd Carter, of Pittsburgh, drew a j
fine of $25 and costs here to-day for!
driving an automobile through the safe- !
ty gates at th? North street crossing of j
*' the Itin Handle railroad . i~*rter was j
arrested by Tan Handle Officer Adolph i
Smith, who charged him with driving '
an auto while In an Intoxicated condl- |
tion.
Minister Resigns.
Rev. Homer <}. McMlilen. pastor of |
the Holiday Co\e Presbyterian church,
for the past eleven years, has tendered ,
his resignation to his congregation, he !
having accepted a call to the Presbyter
Ian church at St CialrsvH'e. O. Rev.
McMlilen Is one of the best known min
isters of the Upper Tan Handle. He Is
past moderator of the Wheeling Presby
tery and Is at present an official of the
state organization. His coming to Holt
. day's Cove resulted In the erection of s
beautiful new church there.
J unn CHlson.
James Gilson. aged 54 '.ears. died at
his home In Irondale. O., to-day. after
a prolonged Illness. He was affiliated
with the Banfieid Clay Company. T>?
eeased was a brother of Hon. John K.
Ollaon. former member of the Ohio as
sembly. and of Richard Gilson. private I
Secretary to Congressman i-Yank Mur- j
phy. The latter has been called home
from "Washington by Mr. Gibson's death. I
To Deliver Address.
XTtsl Elisabeth Clark, who was re- I
?ently honored by Gov. Davis with the (
appointment as superintendent *?f the j
?tat* board of charltlea. will be sn j
honor guest of the SteuebenvlUe Cham
ber of Commerce Wednesday and erut |
deliver srn addresai. Mrs. Clark was the |
first Pteubenrille woman to receive rec- I
?gait ion from the atate administration.]
Thanksgiving service Thursday morn-]
lag In the Christian church. Rev.
Bright. pastor of the M. E. church 5yutV
will deliver the sermon. Rev. Clifford j
Buoy of Hcthuny will assist in the ser-i
vices. There will he special musical
numbers.
Mrs. Mont I.ong who has been In
Wheeling for several weeks for medical
treatments has arrived home. She was
accompanied by her son Charles Long
who spent the past couple of days In
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Tattle of New;
Martinsville were guests Sunday at the
home of Mrs. h. r. lirown.
A special train bearlnj a party of B. :
and (?. railroad officials passed through
the city Monday afternoon enroute from
Wheeling to I'arkersburg. The men
were on an Inspection tour of the West
Virginia district.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kennedy were the
guests of friends In Slstersvllle, Satur
day.
i.'. r>. Moore, local minister has gone
to Florida where lie will spend the win
ter. Rev. Moore made the trip In his
automobile.
WARWOOa ;
Plan for Social.
The social committee of the ?'hriHtian ;
church met Monday evening at the home
of Mls.s Mario N'esbltt. to plan for ?
Thanksgiving social. The following : re
the committee:
Misses Marie N'csljltGladys Ma-sli
and Garnet Brooks; Messrs. Homer'
Denny arid Cart tTotiierjj.
High School Notes.
The Hoard of KuUcatu.n will hold Its
regular meeting Tuesday evening. No
vember 22.
The Junior High T.iterurv soclet;. Willi
have Its ilrst program of the year Weil,
nesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. livery
one is cordially Invited.
The six weeks' tests are now ipiing
on in the high school.
At chapel Monday afternoon a rousing
"pep" meeting was held to p it pep, into
the team and rooters for Thurs lay's
(?amo with Trladelphia. Conspicuous j
posters were made and brought In, aft >r ;
which school songs and yells were given. ?
Talks from members of the team, fnc- I
ultv and a number of girls, were given.
Warwood Is determined to v.-In as she ,
was beaten one year and then won the I
next year. A large number of rootirsj
will accompany the team to Trlad"lpbia. (
Other ev ents are being planned for tho [
week.
Presbyterian Church Wotee.
Thanksgiving services were held. Rev.
Carson preaching a Tlianksgi\lng per -
mon at both. -The choir rendered Thai;*- |
giving anthems.
Next Sunday evening. November :
there v.lll be stereoptlcon pictures on j
South America ,at the church. A thank j
offering will bo taken.
The teachers of the Sunday school |
recently had h supper and buslnes.! ,
meeting at which time .Mr. A. R. Morris ?
was elected president and Roulsa 1 r<-d
erlcktj. secretary: Mrs. Coulter was I
chosen head of the primary deput tment, |
with Miss Catherine UlackhuMi as her i
assistant.
Para on ala.
Miss Kagarize. teacher of dono-sl'c ,
science will spend Thanksgiving with
friends In Ohio.
Miss Virginia White spent Monday i
with Miss Virginia Pfithel of Nineteenth
atrcet.
Raymond Itoffmnn Is greatly mlssefl (
at school. and It la hored that he will
soon he hnclc again.
Nile Soitnffer will be home fr< in Car
negie Teeh to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Inez Hilton will he home from
!Iii-ittngton to spend Thanksgi Ins.
Charles Raker. head of the l'ark-irs
burg News. will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr. anj Mrs. lirand of Warwood 1
avenue. ?
Miss I'rsle I'ean will spend 'thanks
giving with relati\cs in Akron.
Miss Tonry, English teaeher In high
school, will spend Thanksgiving witli
relatives In Mlkins.
Mrs. A\ llllnni K. Rrowntoe of Toledo, i
O.. has returned home from a visit wit!: j
Mrs. It C. Kennedy of Nineteenth street.
PAIR IN J AIX. ZKEAK
Charleston. \\. Yh . Nov. ?!. Two 1
men sentenced to the penitentiary from
Kanawha county for burglary escaped
from the county jail here early Sunday
morning, It became known today, by
breaking through a portion of the brick
wu'l and lowering theinsep.es to the
ground by blnnki ts tied together. They ,
wcr<> John Kelley. sentenced to servo '
four yours, and Kills McCnrml k. three
years. They are still at large.
i
,, PADEN CITY
Padea City, Nor. 21-?Miss Oertrud* j
Klmbte haa returned from a brief
with Iter. anil Mrs. Clifford Bat/ of
Bethany. Miss Kltr-hla attended the
BeChan y-W as! eyan {cotball fame before
returning to this city.
Mr. and Mr*. Job Smith of "Wood
lands are quests of his father Ceorfe
?tnl'h and other relative*.
Glenn Roberts, who ha* bean * rasst
at the home of Henry Jacobs, lias re
turned hom? to Beverly, O.
Mrs. "William Huffman bad as her
Cttost Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Crotch
tan of New Martfosvtlle,
The local churches will hold a Union
L| Tb? Circlet i* Self-Adjui ting. It aim
| ply *bp* over tho h?ad, cJ**p? >1
| wai?t and smooth* out wgly lino*.
| If your dealer can't get it send
| actual bust measure, name, ad
I dress U SI.SO. We Usendtha
Circlet prepaid. Sizes 341? 43.
Noxno Hyg-ionvc-Fanhjoo Inatituto
120 S. 16 St. Ndw York., Dop't M
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WHY COUCH AND n
COUGH AND COUGH?'
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ARE you going to let it stick and >
become a chronic condition/
Of course not' Nor when von
know you have a preparation like lV.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey to loosen it lip
and so allow Nature to rid you of it.
This preparation is second to cone
for its soothing, relieving effects.
Coughs, colds and bronchitis, quickly '
relieved by l>r. Bell's Pine-Tar-IIoney.i
Keepiton hand. All druggists. >'.'c.
DcBell'&df;
RnG-Tar-Hon^^ r
for Coughs and Colas j
^^oo^?Coa I ?|;
Nut?a special size for the Bj
Reasonable Prices.
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COAL
For Sale?Clean anu .ttn of-mlne.
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delivered at the lowest price.
AUTO COAL CO. j
WoodacJalo 13B-J no.?-t
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IOtir Alteration Pops rt men t an* fl
dar the riipervli?lori of >tr. T*f1at\ ?
_l ran do over that *ult or orereoo; _
g that dooan't f'.t. At a very a-nal! gj
| cost.
DAVID I. TAFLAN ?
jg Motnnl Bunk Building |!
Phcna 864-J. K j
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W? fornlab wir'.af, llx'atine flx
tar??, ?hu1f>s ana lampj. cornpiet* '
11 ready to U*ht and *'?? ytxi
10 MONTHS
tn csu.ll monthly payai#*-;-. jrtvg [
oar repeoiirntativo call and axp'alo j
Mr uricgm and ptan to yon.
Tho United Electric Co. i
Thono xioi. are airt?t a-t j
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New Jellies for Your
1 hanks giving Dinner
Orange, Orange and Lemon
or Grapefruit
Made in a Few Minutes
ii:ng entirely new In the July
1 ii;<? ? lief'er than anything ton hot ??
e\ er tasted before - nre Orcnn* Jolly,
(Jrange urul I.etuon Jolly and 11 ru ; < fruit
Jolly. Women who hove tried them
ssiv they km* woriderfii|---that inHr
folks "n: in ply yi> \tt!>l oxer thorn" and
they nre easy to ma !'.<?. too. Here's
the llfilff for nil of trcm
3 i'U|s i I Vv lbs ) Jtilce
ii heaping nips i" ihs i Si.K.tr,
1 luittic (sranf cunt t'KIZTt'
I'se 111 orange*. for utnnge Jolly; 10
oranges mill 2 lemons, for orange and
lemon je)ly: ov ;; to I grapefruit, ?<"
lording "o til/e f r gra| e'rult Jelly,
lirtt'e off too tallow par; of the rlmls
Into a duty. ?"s;r ft nit inro halves r.tp!
atjtieero o.f t re juh.e Mix tie J : !? e
ittpi R'ated r'rd and ilrttln the mixture
I through u fin? < loth to rc-movo rlti'l '
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<'aief-ii!v mensni 10 s.igur nrd then j
Jul- Itito :t lnr^e sii'.iroi'iin ' i. or <!
tj-inrt sin i stir and briny t<> ? l-c.II
At onr? tuM i'KHT'i. s'lrritut o- 'i.H'ati;- I
I\ i'i-tttintto 'o stir nod brlnir asalr. ^
to it botl f--r cirio-K.i!f tniiui-. ?\ stir
ring riinsrantl.'/ Rwim- from flro.
sltlm ami jmur n il-'.tly |ir<? ts.?is.-f
!' \o'.i want foiiiPthint; to;- yoor '
T mr.ksyWir.it L'lnni r that w!'l snrprlse
a-rl delight >o-ir family and frlotula.
make I'm a i.atoll of one --r a!! of ttiff
jellies Von inti do !; in a few ir'.n
ll'ia. the <? ??*? la a'lr.lif a:i 1 tin- result i
i eal'y ua'-i'-'aliliift. There nr ?* s mul
titude of oilier deibinus I e | * ii atnl
lams that be made .n thu wittier ,
time by c'RHTit I'roresH from bottled |
fruit .1 c:I--#??=. oannod fruits m d .1-.! -m ]
I nnd from dr.oil fruits. c,v t'KHTo an-l |
book of Kocitioa from your groeer or ;
dr 'p-.'Wt to-day and Login use mnr?
of iintii-a's fries- foods dribdoits.
br-al-li-mai.'r.it. strong", h-buil-llnr. n i id- .
tlniis hrnie-nia-le .Inms and .'niirs.
Adv.
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Gives even warmth
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Mr. Keuso Owner;
Let us sell you nu Areola out!)'
with i?\idiators for each room am!
you can in?ta 11 the equipment
your.--,!-If and save the labor cos'.
We will show you how 10 install
same.
Call or Stop iri Our Store for Demonstration.
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Phcn-2 721 1512 Market St.
Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contractors.
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