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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
BANKS TO HELP DIRECTOR
 GENERAL OF RAILROADS

Washington. March 13- Means of compensatins equipment companies for locomotives, cars and ether materials furnished the railroad adminis>ration were provided today by ruhng of the federal reserve board that reserve banks might properly lediscount for their member banks drafts Crawn by the companies on the director general of railroads ard acceptabl s> to him.
 Such drafts could not nave matur- ity of more than ninety days and would be discounted at che prevailing rates of discount for trade accept 9,nces.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14

San Francisco, March 13.-Jack Welch, of San Francisco, who refereed the championship boxing contest be- tween Jack Johnson and Jess Willard, declared here today after being shown Jchnson's statement that the outcome of the affair was pre-arranged, that the fight was won on it's merits.
 Welch said. however, Johnson was in poor condition for the bout.
 Welch also said Johnson attempted to wager $10,000 on himself the night before the bout, but succeeding in placing but S2,500.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN CLUB
 FOR CANDIDACY OF GEN, WOOr

Denver, Colo, March 1S.-Thirty- eight prominent Colorado republicans today filed articles of incorporation of the Leonard Wood Republican Club of Colorado" the object being to pro- mote the candidacy of the commander of the Central Department uf the army for the republican nor.ination for president next year.
 Leaders in the orgapjZa tion said t. day republican leaders throughout the Rocky Mountain states have agreed to form similar organizations
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
MAKEUP OF MERCANTIE
 FLEET IN GERMAN HARBORS

Berlin, Wednesday, March 12.-(By The A. P)-The mercantile fleet in German harhors, the disposition of which will be decided at an early date at the food and shipping conference at Brussels. consists, according to German figures. of 723 steamers, of l.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14

During the seven months ended January 31. 1919. the merchant ships built in American yards and officially numbered by the Bureau of Naviga- ton, Department of Commerce, aggre- gated 1.149 oG 1.996.S59 gross tons, and in addition 4S wooden vessels of 100s- 2SS gross tons were buil- fer foreign flags, mainly French.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
SPORTING NOTES.

Another famous old time ring fol- lower passed into the great beyond when Martin Julian, a brother in-law and one time manager. of Bib Fitzsim
 mons, died Friday of pneumonia. He
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
SUNDAY BASEBALL PLAYING
 LOCALIZED IN R, !

Providence, R. L. March 13.-An act lcgalizing Sunday baseball playing in this state was passed by the-- -5owec branch of the general assembly today on roll call, the vote being IL to. go The bill reserves to cities and towns authority to determine whether base ball games may be played within their limits on SundAy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
AL. SHARPE TO BE DIRECTOR
 OF ATHLETICS AT YALE

New Haven, Conn, March 13-The appointment of Al Sharpe, Cornell University athletic coacn, to be foot ball coach of Yale. will be announced il the Yale Alumni Weekly tomorrow.
 According to the announcement, Dr. Sharpe, who was graduated from Yale Medical School in 1902, will come to New Haven next September under
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14

C. A. Duqay, railroad brakeman, died at the New Britain General Hos pltal tonigh% Of injuries received here late yesterday Wlen he was struck by Ia freight tram as ne stepped from the cahoose of his train to Ji.a next tracks.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
Answers Skating ChalIenqe.

Sporting Editor:-
 In answer to the challenge by May hard and Valentine, I wish to state that l will race them on roller skates Friday night at the Olympic skating rink and would be only 100 glad if a side bet were put up, just to make it interesting,
 FRANK WOLSKI.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
@+.s @.% ' AA (y35@z)

9S6,700 gross tons, and 13G sailing yes ssls of 52,6O] tons. The sailing craf
 and some of the smaller steamers will however. be left by tEa, ententet ' Germany for the coastal :9affic.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
Hans suIzer Asks to Be Relieved.

Berne. March 13.-(Bv Thc \. PIE Hans SuIzer. Swiss minister to th United States, has asked to he relieve of his duties July 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
MONEY

New York March T3.-Can money steady; high ,; tow 3-4; ruling rate closing bid 1 3-4; offered at ;: last loan 5; bank acccptances 4 3-8.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
VICTORY OPEN GOLF
 MEET IN ENGLAND

FRANK WOLSKI.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-17

Advertise ir the Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-17

The Daily Times job plant Is
well equipped for all classe Of COM
mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Cordova Aerie, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, will meet on Wednesday,
evening and elect officers for the en-.
suing term.
GEO. DOOLEY, secy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
cuNcmNATI BALTIMORE, AExAH-
DRrA AND ATLANTIC CITY
wANT EVENT.
Yesterdays SESSIONS Of the conysnAon
:. was Brtef-Commtstee9
stu Moot.

The work Of tho forty-hfth national
convention Of the American Flint Glass
workers Union is nearing the end. It
Is expected that the convention will ad-
iourn sine die on Friday afternoon.
Thus FAR four. cities are being men
toned os places for holding the 1920
meeting Of. delegates The four places
desiring the convention for next year
are Atlantic City, Baltimore. CINCINNATI
and Alexandria. Ind From what can
be learned. the next convention is likely
TO Be held in one Of the two eastern
cities.
Little or no opposition has developed
to the reelection Of tho present national
offfcials who have served we'll and faith
fully. Their reelection Is practically as
sured on the hnal day Of the convention
Tho present officers are: President,
William p. Clarke; vice president, Jo-
seph Gillooly; secretary-treasurer, G. J.
ShIpnoan. and assistant secretary-treaS-
urer, Harry Cook.
Tho delegates had accepted an invita-
ton to visit the West Virginia peniten-
tiary NJ MoundsyiUe and other places
Of interest in that city yesterday after
noon but because OF the great amount
Of business before the convention II was
decided not to make the trip until AFTER
the convention adjourn@.
The iron mold department committee
submitted a partial report at yesterday
mornings session. dealing with pot set
ting. After considerable discussion, the
matter was rcterred to special COM
mittee, with Harry Cook as chairman
The report OF the punch and stem
department was submitted and adopted
Yesterday afternoon. Among other things
IL recommended a % per cent increase
John Shanessey. organizer OF the bar
bers' union. spoke at the convention on
Union Labor
The Gazam celebration was held last
evening, and 1t proved to be the great
est event Of its kind ever seen in Bel
laire. Under the able leadership OF the
b Most Worthy and Wise Gazabo II. w.
Guadsng the degree team and Gazam
members performed in a most capable
and entertaining manner. Three cubs
were padded into the order at Moose
hall. and hilarity reigned supreme there.
Later. led by the Archibald band. the
. Gazams led the three cubs out onto the
street and thousands o" people were de-
lighted with the entertainment furnished.
The Gazams gave their drill on Guern-
psy street, near the postcffice. Gauding
was ably assisted by John Minkemeyer.
OF Wheeling, and David H. Jones, Of this
city.
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nrart,n. Perry Briefs.

Harrison Chambers has removed MS
family home after a six weeks stay in
camp up the river
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Weaver have re-
turned home after few days Visi'
spent with friends at Butler. Pa
Miss Esther Moore and Helen enc"
have returned after a trip 10 Cle'eia1io
and other lake points.
David Trchcarn OF Grant avenue ana
family, left yesterday on an auto Trip
to Johnstown, Pa.
Phil Martin OF Lancaster. Pa. was IN
this city yesterday TO attend the tuner
nj of his aunt, Miss Katherine Martin
Miss Virginia Dcnnick has returned TO
her home at Beech Bottom. after
weeks visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Davis Of this CITY
are spending a few days in Colurcpus'
attending the centenary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bumgardner are
spending the Summer vacation on theif
farm At GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King and
daughter. are spending the week at Ep-
worth park at Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris have re-
turned TO their home on North t11th
street, after few days spent in To-
lcdo.
Louis oxley and family have moved
to Camp Rest. above this city where
they will spend the remainder OF inc
Summer.
Miss Bertha Watson of the local mill
merry store Is again able to be on duty
following O weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cusick left TOT
their home in Pittsburgh yesterday after
a. short visit with Mrs. Blanche Lupton.
Miss Clara Louise Smith left yester-
day for a visit with friends al East
Liverpool, o.
Miss Gladys Kingsley OF SECOND
street. left yesterday for q visit VIII
friends at Johnstown, Pa.
Prof. w. A. Walls. former super1n-
tendent of schools in this city. has ar
rived safe in New York. after dong I.
NJ. c. A work overseas.
Canoe McAninch and cooper con-
tractors, have sold their McFarland BIZ
| to Mr.. Doboins.
| Earl Heslop left yesterday on ousi-
ness trip to Toledo Ohio.
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BETHESDA

District Superintendent Dr.. G. w. DIM
ford, together with his brother was with
the NJ. E congregation here on SUNDAY
morning. The brother delivered ane
sermon.
Lieutenant Earnest Stonebraker OF
JcNersonville. Ind. who had been AT
Wheeling on government business last
week, stopped off on his return trip Tor
a short call with his sister, Mrs. W. w.
Lucas Of this place
Large crowds from here attended the
Old Home picnic at Miners Grove OH
July 4th and report great time.
The members Of the Embroidery CLUB
together with their families and invited
guests went TO the country on July Atm.
where they enjoyed an all day picnic.
This Is an annual affair and Is always
very pleasant gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Porterfeld and
Mrs. Ann McGarr after attending their
home church at Barncsville, motored
here to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Lucas where they spent the afternoon
and enjoyed q bountirul dinner.
Master Allen Paul Gregg has returned
TO his home at Badgcrsbucg, after a lew
days stay with his grandparents. MI.
and Mrs. McFadden.
MI and Mrs. Thurman Stalkner OF
Pittsburgh. matored here on Friday and
remained for few days visit. with Mrs.
Stalkcr's sister. Mrs. J. c. Michner and
other friends.
Mr.. Robert Michner has returned from
an extended visit with fiends.
Mrs. George Wilson 10 slightly i'm
proved having been indisposed for some
time.
Mr.. VIII Sa1drock is with friends this
week at Massillon. and other points In
the northern part Of the state.
Mrs. Ida Lewis and granddaughters,
Dorothy and Eleanor of COLUMBUS, was
with her niece, Mrs. J. c. Michner a few
days the first OF the week
Rev. NJ. w. Bevington visited Walter
Bolon. at the o v. G. hospital Wheeling
on Thursday.
Miss Rebecca Michner who has been
suffering with acute indigestion. is much
improved.
Messrs. Russell Chapel and son. Cor
don, and NJ. G. McFadden and Raymond
Bolon was at Wheeling on Saturday. go
ing in the new Chapel car.
Misses Hazel and Goldie Scaggs Of
Badgcrsburg spent the Fourth with
their aunt. Mrs. Odessa Chapel.
Mrs. Sara Minamycr and little son,
Bertram, Of Beloit, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. W. Lucas this week.
Mr., James Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. R..
v. GLADDEN. spent a few days last week
at Columbus going in an auto.
Miss Ruth Jarrett carried the mail on
r. D. 9. on Thursday and Saturday.
Mr.. Reuben Anderson has returned
from overseas service and is with
friends here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
GAINESVILLE

Tho death of Hollace Powell occurred
ar the home on Carl street, Monday
afternoon at three o'clock. death result :
ing from typhoid fever. He was about
nineteen years Of age and besides his
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell. he
leaves two sisters and Ave brothers.
Funeral services will be held from me
home this afternoon and interment Will
be made in the Northern cemetery.
Miss Virginia Moore Of Massilon' Is
making nm extended visit with her
father, Alex Moore and family OF south
Of town.
Miss Mildred Pancoast Of Nortn
Chestnut street, entertained number OF
friends at her home Monday afternoon,
complimentary to Miss Mildred Cook
who left Tuesday for an extended visit
with relatives in Chicago. Ill. mo
afternoon was devoted to games ana
music and refreshments were serVed.
Frederic. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
TAYLOR Of West Main street, had the
misfortune to fall of a truck Monday
fracturIng his right arm. DR.. -. "
Shephard gave medical attention.
Miss Mabel Gardner Of GAINESVILLE, Is
hero for an extended visit at the home
Ct Mr., and Mrs. Charles Noylor q West
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis and daugh-
ter. Miss Maude, and Mrs. Adam Haren
of this place. are in Cleveland 10 attend
the funeral Of Mr.. VIII Haren.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Wellons OF west
Main street. will leave today for a rev
days visit in Columbus. where they Will
attend the centenary.
Frederic Fisher who holds govern
ment position in Washington. D. C., il
spending q vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fisher OF soutr
Gardner street.
Mrs. Carl Spencer and baby, Of Zanes
Vile, are visiting her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ed. Wilson Of West Main. street.
Ralph Ray Of Columbus. visited Moir
day and Tuesday with DR.. and Mrs. j.
W. Wellons of West Main street on MS
way to New York City, where he has q
position.
c. r. Crews Of this place, Is business
visitor in West Virginia.
Hon. c. ]. Howard was Ia st. Glars
willie. on business Monday.
C. o. Caldwell Of Wheeling. was q
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Reed of Quaker City, will
spend Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. Frank Bailey Of Carl street.
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Re1Iaire Brid6eport, Martins Ferry and Ohio 81

art, will leave today for Columbus
attend the Centenary celebration
Mrs. C. K. McCombs and son, c. W.
Jr.. returned home Sunday evening after
n visit in Moundsville. They were &C.
companied by the formers brother. Clyde
Smith who will spend some time here
Melvin MARBLE and daughter. Miss
Marian, Of Canoneburg, Pa, were visit
ing at the NJ. A Marble home, near
Bethlehem, on Sunday.
Mrs. N. T. Montgomery and Miss
Mary Wayman. Of Bethlehem. are visit
ing Mrs. AIDA Beck. Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Chester Dean. Jr.. and daughter
Minnie, have returned to their home In
wheeling. after a visit with Mrs. E. c
Klages.
MI. and Mrs. John Robinson. Of Elm
Grove. spent Sunday at the home oil
Wesley White.
Misses Mary Bender and Ethel Way
man have returned to Bethany college
after spending a vacation at their homes
at Bethlehem.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. KoontZ, Of Wheel
ing, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
March. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton. OF New
ell, W. Va. Miss Lizzie Garvin and Kew.
C. E. Garvin Of Bethlehem, visited al
the D. NJ. Garvin home Friday.
Charles Tomlinson. OF McMechen'
spent the weekend with his brother -
A Tomlinson.
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bridgeport Briefs.

The Fraternal Order Of Eagles held
their weekly meeting in their hall IN
the Cadiz pike last night.
Robert Mccain. Of East Liverpool. o..
Is spending few days as the guest OF
f. +. Heinlein and family.
Taxes still continue TO come In rap
Idly at the Bridgeport Hardware COM
pany and only seven more days remain
for their payment in this city.
Charles w Adolph. Of St Clairsville,
spent yesterday in town on business.
Charles Neugart, Of this city. has ar
rived at Ocean Beach, Md. after a trip
overland in his new Standard car.
A large number Of local residents,
members Of the various organizations Of
the Maccabees. will spend today ut
Wheeling park.
The members Of the village council
Of Brookside are planning the organiza-
ton of volunteer fire department in
their town. d;
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Martin Funeral Services.

The last sad rites over the mortal re-
mains OF the late Miss Katherine Eliza
beth Martin, aged pioneer resident OF
this city and daughter Of Ebeneezer Mar
tin. founder OF the place. who passed
away at her home on North Seventh
street a few days ago, were conducted
from the place OF death yesterday after
noon az four o'clock in charg OF Rev.
Langhorne. Rector OF st. Paul's Episco-
pal church. Following the impressive
services. thousands OF the friends OF the
late deceased rassd throu gh the home to
view the remains OF the aged lady and
bid their last farewell. The body was
taken to the old family burying ground
in Locust Grove. at the north end or
Fourth street, where 1t was laid at rest
beside the remains Of relatives. inside
the walled enclosure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

"Redhead," Alice Bradys latest Select
Picture which comes to tho Liberty on
Wednesday and Thursday. 10 one OF the
jazziest, peppiest stories ever put on
the screen. There Is quick. live action
from the minute the picture nrst ap-
pears upon the screen until tho last
fade-out Miss Brady Is right tner0
with her customary pep and sparhinS
personality. which emanate from Al ner
work. She Is ably supported BY Conrad
Nagel. also leading man IN hef stASe
play, Forever After" who plays oppo3
site her in this picture.
"Redhead' is the story Of Da1iS GAlie4
Brady. Titan haired beauty VINO -
the star entertainer in ono OF new
York's most popular restaurants MAJ
thew Thurlow Conrad EsSeD, one OF
the younger generation Of tho fdle richs
marres Dazie on a bet one night Wnen
under the influence Of liquor. HIS uncle
cuts or his allowance and he IS Iorooo
to 20 to work. He hates Dazzle, whom
he calls Redhcad, for having married
him and caused him to have been cut
OF and been forced TO go to WORK.
Dazzle loves him and decides to DO AL
she can to make his lot an easy H,'.
She pets and mothers him and takes his
rebutfs silently. When Matt sees Signs
of Dazzle being taken away from him ne
sits up and begins to take notice OF
what Is going on about him.
The picture Is splendid one, ven
acted. splcndidly directed and excellent"
ly photographed. It is a human picture
Of human people who have their faults
and their good points. Charles Aaigns
wrote the scenario and directed It
Among those in the cast are Robert
Schable. Charles A. Stevenson, Charlea
Eldridge and May Brettonc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Mouudrille Briefs

W. 8. Kirkpan Of Morton avenue -
visiting in Putnam county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knapp have return.
ed to their home in Washington after q
visit with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. William Voitle Is Ill At her home
on Eighth street
Wayne Mason has returned TO- his
work in the oil fields near ClarkSours
after a visit with his parents here
Kenneth Lines, who has been V1eitlns
his parents here. has returned to Park
ersburg.
A. b. Scott Is home after q visit With
friends and relatives in Greene county,
Ia.
Clyde Hemphill has received his dis
charge from army service and has ar
rived home. He was stationed 1t Kelly
field. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manning ana son
Of New York are visiting his father. I.
w. Manning Of Third street
Will Criswell and daughter. MIS- BIT
die Of Tulsa, Okla, are visiting MA
Pearl Stultz on Seventh street
Robert Burns has returned to his nome
in Shadysidc after q visit with friends
and relatives hero.
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SherrRrd Briefs

Captain ]. II. Ferguson has arrived at
his home here after being honorably dis
charged from the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Marsh, Rev. G. W.
Boyle and daughter. MISS Dorothy. Rev.
and Mrs. T. G. Koontz and Mrs Erskine
were visiting at the homo OF MIS-.
Marsh's sister, Mrs. Reedcr. OF Brooke
county. on Friday.
The Mt. Olivet Ladies' Aid society
will hold an all day meeting in the hall,
Wednesday. Mrs T. Montgomery will
entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Ashton and son.
Fred, Of Short Creek, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Garvin on Sunday.
Mrs. Wylie Johnson Ia visiting her
son in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Schubert, Of Moe.
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Ebberts Funeral yesterday.

Funral services over the remains OF
the late Jerry Ebbcrts. Civil War veter-
an and we'll known former resident. who
passed away ut Girard. Ohio. few days
ago, were conducted from the Noble
chaplc IN North Fourth strect&csterday
afternoon with number Of the members
Of Thouburn Post Of tho G. A. r pres
ent to do honor to their departed COM
rade. The services were in charge Of
Rv. E. +. Schiltz of IN Methodist church
and the body was inferred at Rivcrview
cemetery.
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MAYOR NOT FINED

Mayor James Ralston, Of Martins
Ferry, stated yesterday evening, that ne
did not make the trip to Brookside. Mon
day night 10 stand trial on the charge
of violating the traffic ordinances OF the
town, but the driver Of the car. who was
responsible, appeared and paid his nne.
The story which appeared in the paper
was 'phoned in by the police officials
who made the arrest. but the mayor
claims he was not fined. but the driver
paid the fne.
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To rnspsct Hose Houses.

The members Of the safety committee
Of council have made plans for tour
OF Anspction OF all Of the hose houses In
the city. which will take place on Friday
Of this week. Plans will be investi gated
relative to a new house for the Liberty
company in the north end and the heat
ing equipment OF all OF the buildings
will be given special attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
MOUNDSVILLE CONCERN
INCREASES STOCK

The State Specially company. local
wholesale concern. is now n $3.50 900 cor
poration. At a special meeting Of the
stockholders Monday evening it was de-
cided TO increase the stock to that figure
from 500. 900. Immense volume OF busi-
ness Is the cause Of the increased stock.
Practically all Of the increase has been
subscribed. A stock dividend OF Is per
cent was declared.
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Child Diea suddenly,

Coroner John r. Wyatt. OF South Bel
laire was at Maynard yesterday investi-
eating the death Of a young foreign
child who died without the services OF
physician. The coroner found that death
was due to cholcrainfantum.
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co1orsd Soldiers to Organize.

At the meeting of all OF the colored
service men who have returned from the
late world war, which will be held in
this city this evening. arrangements
will be made for the organization OF a
new post of the American Legion, and
all OF the colorcd eX-soldiers OF the
county arc expected to be present and
take part in the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Fi1ltur Ola Swimming Fool

A local contractor who had large
quantity Of dirt to move from Job APP
piled to the city for some place to Pot
it. He was referred to President Hanse
Criswell Of the Fairgrounds association
and was instructed to I'LL the old swim
ming pool on the Sixth street grounds
which has been out Of use for some time
owing to the fact that proper drainage
cannot be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

Health officer W. S. Cusic has issued
orders that local residents must cease
burning their trash. as well as leaves
and other rubbish. in the evenings. or
they will find themselves subject to ar
rest and prosecution. The rubbish should
be fired in the mornings and not in the
evenings, when residents want their
homes clear OF smoke 30 they can sleep.