The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
NEWS BRIEFS

I in the present nscal year the city
viii collect about $4,000 from automo-
bile owners alone. n n suEgested hat
this money should BE- used BY the city
In making street Improvements.
Squire EnEie has not yet designAt-
I'd the time for the bearing OF Freddie
Martuski arrested Thursday night for
violating the Johnson anti-pistol tot
| ing law
The regular monthly meeting Of
the board OF directors OF the Asso-
Cisted Charities has been postponed
until Tuesday. II was scheduled TO
have been held on Monday. but as the
Fourth will be celebrated on that date
Is has been decided to postpone II until
Tuesday.
1t Is probable that the North End
pottery. which shut down last Monday.
viii likely resume the latter part OF
next week. or sometime this month.
The decline in orders Is given as the
cause FOR suspension.
The Pollack memorial monument
viii be erected about November I. on
the court house lawn.
arrangement have been made
through superintendent Plny O.
Clark. Of the Ohio Valley General hos.
pital. TO have Miss Harriet Phalen. OF
the nurses training school OF the in
sutution. TO visit each playground
once week between and 4 O'Clock
TO dress the wounds OF the children
and deliver a brief talk on the care
Of their bodies.
Secretary II. n. Naylor. OF the
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enthusiastically yesterday relative to the
resumption OF the Riverside mill al
Benwood. In the near future. Il will
be recalled that committee com
posed of himself. A. l.. Meyer. J. A.
Blum. 4. W. PAUL. Seaton Alexander
and A. l.. Edwards made a trip TO
Pittsburgh recently and had a brief
conference with President W. b.
Schiller Of the National Tube com
pany. which controls the Riverside
plant
because no carbolic acid Is manu-
featured in this country and little is
being made in foreign lands on &C
count OF the war. the drug has ad-
! vanced 800 per cent during the mast
several weeks. according to Reed.
Robb and BREEDING. a local drug con-
Germ. The same amount OF phenol
costs Sl.5 that could be had for rs
cents about six months ago.
The local barber shops will be
open on Monday morning only. The
shops. however. will close on July %.
the day that has been set aside for
the outing at Myers lake. at Conton.
Ohio. This picnic is usually well at
tended and practically all the BARRIERS
"a 70
many Outsiders. The fare is $iI5 for
adults and so cents for children.
Many people will go on the boat
ride given by the Philathea classes OF
the First Baptist church on. July 3.
The trip will be made on the steamer
Liberty TO Cresap's grove. A number
OF athletic events will take place. in
GLIDING baseball game. between the
Sunday school teams.
I The exterior of the Peoples bank
Is being painted.
Another application for an ap-
pointive city job was submitted to the
board or control yesterday. by John
Lory. OF 25l0 Eoff street. who wishes
TO become street commissioner
| Under the new primary law
| passed at the recent session of the
legislature. Ohio county will have 50
| precincts at the next election. an in
crease OF several over former years.
An appeal case from the court of
Squire Dobbs was fled yesterday af-
, ternoon in the circuit court. The
3 case is that OF Mrs. T. c. wunschel.
who secured a judgment of S5S,against
W. a. Norton for merchandise sold.
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employees OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
and residents of this city. have been
placed on the company's roll OF honor.
According to the health report for
the month Of June. as prepared by
: Health Commissioner Etzler. there
/ were twenty-three fewer deaths dur
ing the past month than in June. 1914.
There were 9S fewer deaths during the