The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-09

has landed on the local field. II was
painted white with rcd crosses on the
sides and showed up we'll when in the
air. There was room for pilot and
the fusilagc was equipped with two
strctChcrs 10 carry patients.
The pilot was cHroutr from Dayton
IA Washington and landed here TO Sc
cure gasoline. He left for Washington
VIA WayneshurE at Ego.
Democrats Fill Ticket.
The Democratic executive committee
Of Marshall county met i'll the county
court room yesterday morning and nomi-
mated mon To MI the county and district
ticket for the general election this fall.
l.. e. Yoho. county chairman. presided
oScr the meeting.
only two offices were hllcd at the pri-
mary. Oscar Wilson, of MCMechen, was
nominated for member OF the house OF
delegates. and Z. J.. V. Calvert for
county assessor. The following were
nominated yesterday and complete the
list:
MeChcn: prosecuting attorney. James
f.. Shipman. Moundsville: county clerk.
Eugene \. Ward. of Glendale; circuit
clerk, Charles r. klnCaid, OF McMcchen:
member of county court, George y.
Ioho. Cameron: house of delegates, Ro-
bert Weaver. OF Moundsville.
Released On Ball.
arrested Monday evening by officer
Harry McMullen, as he stepped OF the
owl" car. on u warrant. charging him
with stealing the Ford car belonging TO
County Assessor Fred A. McNinCh. was
released from the county Jail yesterday
afternoon on bail.
He will be given preliminary hear
ing Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
The car was taken from Tomlinson
avenue last Friday night about s:SV.
After tho car was taken Mr. McNincn
traced the car through Wheeling and
VIII Start Work.
Construction work on the new Strhnu
theatre IL expected to start some tlnf
this week The steel girders have been
erected on the west side and the laying
OF the brick Will start as soon as this
work Is finished.
herman 1opsr Dies.
Herman Luper. IL former Moundsrille
hoy. died Of tuberculosis at the nome OF
his uncle. VIM cotheld. at Napa, Cal,
Monday evening, June Ith
The deceased was about nineteen
wears OF ~aEc and graduated from
Moundsville high school In 1913 and
went 10 California last september TOT
his health. For time II was thousht
he would recover. He is survived by
ono brother, clyde Lopez. OF cameron:
nIs grandmother. Mrs. Melissa Jones. Of
pm shurgh: three unclcs 1. J.. Jones'
C. A. Jones and j.. O. Jones. or MounoS.
chic. two aunts, Mrs. Lucy l.angdon. OF
r,tsburgh. and Mrs. Wm. Colhcid, or
Eapa. Calf. ,.-,.
Int,rmcnt will be made at Napa- CALI.
HeSorely Burned.
Mrs. Margaret Brown was severely
hurncd about nine o'clock yesterday
morning when her gown caught fire
from a lighted match.
Mrs Brown struck match 10 liSht
tho light when her gown caught fire
from the match and she was immed-
lately wrapped in mass OF names
Mrs Brown. who is trained nurse. was
c,rinr for Mrs WRyman In the Dorsey
ea,e and when her dress caught fire
shc screamed and assistance was given
bar by members of the household: and
the flames were extinguished by throw
inp quilt around her.
Or, Ashwor;h was called and she was
rushrd TO the Glendale hospital where
she Is resting as easily as could be cN-
MoundBvtlle Personals.
NJ A. Sybert, manager OF tho Park
theatre. Is attending the motion picture
cyhibitIon at cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Evangeline Henderson. or Fitlh
street will leave for Huntington today
Ia attend the summer term at Marshall
paul Lipfcrt. student at WESLEYAN col
legc, Will return TO his studies Tor tho