The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12

private correspondence to the father.
Prof. D. C. Tabler. the gallant young
aviator recently met his death in an
accident while flying his plane. Young
Tabler entered the service OF his coun.
Try, May. 1917. his family states. The
accident to him was reported In letter
from Lieut.. MCGOWAN, whose home IS
at Ravenswood.
A. c. Fieldner. a government chemist
stationed at the Pittsburgh branch OF
the Bureau Of Mines, will report at
on the 18th inst. to accom-
pany II. L. McHenry. q locomotive en-:
gincer whose run 10 on the B. q o. be.
tween Clarksburs and ParkersburE, on
an investigation trip. There are q tun-
ncls on that run" Of varying lengths
and crookedness, and the expert 10 to
see what can be dors with Engineman
McHenry's suggestion, written several
months ago to Representative Reed. that
some form Of 1as masks be devised for
use OF trainmen who work on railroads
where tunnels are frequent and cause
trouble by their accumulations Of nox-
ious gases and dense smoke
Bills to appropriate $4,000 for tho
purchase Of site and to erect q gov.
eminent building at Princeton. and
$4,000 for the same purpose for the
town Of Williamson, have been intro
duced by Representative Wells Cody
koontz. The williamson bill also pro-
yides for the sale Of the lot that the
government owns there, which has long
a 20 been officially condemned for the
purpose When W. q. McAdoo was sec
rotary Of the treasury he sent . written
recommendation to congress Tor the
Williamson project. The committee In
the bill It reported out to the last con-
Rress, but which bill along with all
others Of its kind. failed to pass, recon-
mended the appropriation Of $4,000
for Williamson. Mr.. GoodykoontS also
offered bills to donate captured Ger
man cannon to the towns OF Bluefield.
Princeton, BramWell. Union. Hamlin.
Hinton, Wayne Williamson, Logan,
Pineville and Aullana
On Saturday next Flag Day will be
made the occasion Of big CELEBRATION al
CIarksburg. and Sunday following the
local lodge Of ElkB will pay their annual
homage and tribute to the Tag with I'M
pressive ceremonies. For these events
Representative Reed was asked 10 Sc
cure the orators and he successfully fui-
filled that important mission Tor MS rel.
low-townsmen. For Saturday ne Sot
Col. John Temple Graves, and for the
Flks event, Representative S. D. Fess, OF
Ohio. Both are nationally known As Or
atom Of the highest degree Of ability.
General and Mrs. Edward O'Toole, or
Gary, Mcdowell county have left Tor
their home at the end Of pleasant visit
in the capital. They were accompanies
home by their talented daughter. MISS
Julia, whose graduation from Trinity
WAS the reason for their coming 10
Washington. Miss O'Toole was third IN
q class Of IS. and the class sololst. a
compliment 10 her popularity and TAI
ents maid by her classmates. Represen'
ta,iye and Mrs. Wells GoodykoontE were
the guests Of Col. and Mrs. O'Toole upon
tho occasion Of their charming dauHn.
trr's graduation. Col. OToole as - wen
known In West virginia IS the executive
head OF one Of the largest coal CORPORA
tions operating in the state.
psrs,on. have been granted through
woodyard's office Al foi-I
io,.. "a Mrs. sallie Brapnon, OF Beech
HiII, s1a a month and 81 month fofI
each of her six minor children span
ish var claim to Mrs. William XIX. OF
rarkefsourEr. SIS a month from sept
1s 1918. an accrued invalid pension: toj
Nrs Iosephhne WInaS OF Mineral Weis.|
1as month from Nov. Is. 1sl7' ana
accrued invalid pension.
Representative Bowers office repons|
the granting Of a pension At the rate OF
soos a month and 81 for q minor child
10 Mrs. Ethel c. ClendeminS, OF BEING
ton. ". va.
viaitors to the capital: q. Taylor
vin.on and Donald Clark, OF Hununs'
ton. senator G. B. Harmon, OF MeSs.
vile: Edgar E. Price, Of Elktns; JACK
Houston. Of Morgantown. who 10 new
doorkeeper in the senate gallery; Georse
r Bell, Of Fairmont;, Alfred J. McDan.
icls, Of Clarksburg; J. r. Maven. OF
clarkahure; Vernon johnson. OF burh-
inr Springs; E. +. Monroe, OF Ciarks'
burg: Capt. A. A. Gaujot. OF Wilham'
.on; r. H. Hiatt, former West Si,sn-
ian, now OF New York City; Joe Hem.
wav. Of Grafton: George c Cole. OF
weston; Mrs. +. r. Mcintosh. OF spen,
Ger, On route to Wellesley TO atteno inc
graduation Of her daughter; Or. 8. L.
Jepson, OF Charleston: Mayor J. Loyal
Gilbert, OF Petersburg; Of. Fnu y.
Philips, Of Spencer.
In behalf Of C. c. Anderson. Z star
route contractor. DarwDcn 70 sAnostone'
who seeks additional conpensetion on
his contract. Representative L. .. Zen.
OILS today paid visit TO the Once OF
the third postmaster general
Letters addressed to him n France
being returned homo and no letters from
him having been received Tor i2ns
time, relatives Of Guy LoNthef. SOL
dier, whose homo 10 In Representative
Reeds district requested tho latter 10
inaugurate An inquiry through olnciaI
channels. The result 10 report from
official sources that Lowther 10 con-
valcscing in a hospital. he NJ q VIC.
tim Of a railroad accident.
George W. Kilburn has been commits.
stoned at Whitby. Z new Once IN hA.
eigh county, established upon feaoest
Of Representative EeholS; George o.
Philips at Hazel: Perry G. Thomas a
Helen: John w. Smith at InEram
Branch: Evert c. Kinkaid At LAwford.
and William ]. Lamb at Revel. Aeeh
Was another new postoffiee secured LOT
Raleigh county BY Mr.. Echols.
Representative woodward 10 busy
these days at the war department tfy1ng
10 borrow an Aeroplana not FOR himseIf.
but for the July Fourth committee ~
Sistrrsville. The committee sAys II has
the aviators, but IS shy machines. The
outlook for making the loan 10 reported
by the Fourth district eonErsasD,aa -
most dtscouraSinE. But hope has not
completely died out in him.