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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
P|EPER'
RAIN BOW SALE
NOW GOING ON

SALE OF WATER GLASSES
lust BY Way of an Extra Treat in the
Rainbow" Sale
Clear, crystal glasses and favorite pat
terms. Attractively decorated with wide
border and with star or horseshoe bottom |
If you don't need glasses for everyday
table use, you are sure to want extra ones
for picnics and lawn suppers. This pnce
means distinct saving today. Six glasses
for ..............-..--.-..---- sue
NOTE-Our supply of these glasses is
limited. Just A housewives can take adj
vantage of this bargain price!
Water Glasses of Thin Blown Crystal
These are the popular bell shape and are
perfectly plain. OF thin blown crystal
with smooth melted edges, priced at
Each iuc
PaneIed Crystal Sherbets - These are
desirable for "piazza entertaining
won't tip easily. Each .--.-.-.-....---.--. iuc
Crystal Berry BOwI-Spring berries
seem even morh delicious when served
from glass bowls like these. Good for
salads. too. Each .................... 30c
FIuted Crystal Syrup Pitchers-A size
you will like for the table, and they have
removable nickeled tops. Each .......-..-- 55c
Glass Salts and Peppers = You can
Il -. IL af ltlp
Lemon Juice xtractOrs-Extracts the
juice to the very last drop. Of clear
crystal and with perforated saucer
Each ......-.---.... iUc
rogers Nicke! Silver Teaspoons
Suitable for everyday use on the dining
table as well as in the kitchen. Each ....l0c
Long Handled Blasting SpOOnS-Wth
hook in the center that keeps spoon from
| slipping into pan, each loc
EnameIed Soup Ladies' - Gray enamel
with deep bowls. A good size to use wnen
making jells and preserves, too, each DC
+! Woven Wire Beaters - These heaters
will ''huff up frostings or whip cream in
almost no time. Handles are well braced.
/ Each "
Strong Wire Toasting FOrkS-You'll
want to use this long handled fork for
| turning roasts as well as for holding the
toast. Each Iuc
| Vegetable MaShers-There are no humps
left in mashed potatoes when these are
used Extra strong-handle will not pull
i - MI Inc
yankee Can 0peners"-A "3-in-1'
tool that you won't want to be without.
| Strong and well braced. Each ............ iuc
C0Oky Cutters-Even ordinary cookies
become regular "party cakes" when
shaped with these cutters. Each DC
I4-0uart Tin PaiIs-Women like these
|. tin pals because they are light and easy
to carry. The wooden handle protects the
hands, too. Each ............-............... b5c
5-0uart EnameIed Kettles-A desirable
size for pot roasts and boiled dinners.
Well finished gray enameled ware.
Each 4oC
6 Quart Tin Pans-There are so many
Il
pay you to buy more than one. Each zuc
Gallon Oil Cans-It's easy to fill
lamps without wasting oil from these
small cans. Heavy tin with copper bail
and wood handle. Each ...................... sue
Pointed Scrub Brushes-Successfu
get into the corners. Strong solid backs
will not warp. Buy these and save your
strength, each iuc
LAZELL'S PERFUMES
Bouquet 0dors = Concentrated Per-
fumes in 5-inch vlals-Wth a Fragrant
and Lasting Scent
Perfumes play a dainty part in the life
OF every woman and these walls contain
perfumes with pleasing flower odors.
Each lUc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
STOUT SAFETY PINS

With sharp needle points and sizes l,
2 and 8, all ON one card. Nickel plated
finish. IL pins on a card, each ............ DC
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS AND
HOSIERY
At Appreciated Savings Today

WOmen'S "Val0r' veStS-With low cut
V-neck and narrowed shoulder straps.
Light weight cotton vests and the "Nalor'
name means quality. This price is special
Each ..-............... l5c
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Hangers with Wood CIamps-The most

practical hanger for either skirts or Tor
trousers. Keeps the press and folds in
Mace. Each ................................. i0c
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FOR THE "HANDY MAN ABOUT THE
HOUSE" AND BARN

Guaranteed tempered FileS-Buy these
to keep your saws in the best Of condi-
ton for the many odd carpenter jobs and
the repairing that Spring demands.
Each ......-.....-..... I5C
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weave, and better than usual quality at
the price. A popular style and favorably |
priced in this ''Rainbow" Sale, each 25c Il
MEMS FURNISHINGS OFFER Salts
FACTORY CHOOSING
Mems Observation-Disclosures white cot
ton handkerchiefs with a soft finish
ready to use. Values of the worth while
sort, and every man should buy good
supply. Each ioc
"Ans0na' Arm BandS-Men have diff
ferent ideas about how long arm bands
should wear-these will wear long enough
to please any man. Woven Of live new
elastic. per pair loc
Mercerized Blind Eyelet Shoe Laces--
AS these are "Utilitee" shoe laces you
may be sure they'll not break when lac
in gthem up in hurry. For mems and
children's shoes. per pair ..--..--..-------.- DC
Handy Coin Purses - You won't find
many genuine leather purses at this price
today. In several sizes and with two and
three ball nickeled frames. Each ..-.,,.. 25e
Hard Rubber BalSI-Keeping up with a
bouncing ball is fine exercise. These balls
of new live rubber are most satisfactory
bouncers, each Iuc
blackstone Sets - jackstones and a
hard rubber ball. In a neat muslin bag to
keep the "jacks" from dropping on the
floor in school hour, per set -.--.-.-.-.. DC
Marbles in Assorted COOrs and Sizes
What boy doesn't insist on buying at least
100 new marbles each spring? 100 mar
bles, including 2 shooters, in net bag
Complete loc
"Sure-Spin TOps-A striped top to win
the heart of any boy. Spins with the aid of
wooden handle, button and string, and
these come with the top, each ........-.-.... DC
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
EVERYONE WORKS In THE GARDEN

Even the little tots, and here are tools
just for them. Rake, hoe and spade, are of
strong steel and handles are well braced.
Three-piece sets in the "Rainbow" Sale
at per set I5C
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
WE BOUGHT THESE TOWELS AT !
SAVING-SO MAY YOU

SHVtNd-SU MAI rUU
Knit Wash CIoths-Their open-cell
weave feels as soft as sponge to the
skin. With white or colored mercerized
edge to match your towels Each ........ lOc
24x48-Inch Half Beached TOwels-As it
is easy to bleach towels in the summer
time, take advantage of the present low
prices on thes half blached honeycomb
towels. Extra large, with fringed ends and
fast color red borders Each .. 35c
i8x36-Inch Bleached Huck TOweIs-Buy
your summer towel supplies now. The wear
ing quality of buck towels needs no recon-
mendation. These have fast color Turkey
red borders and are desirable size. They
are prices at each qUc
HOSIERY PRICES THAT STAND OUT
Even in this Rainbow" Sale
Mems Work H0se-Mixture cotton.
With finer weave than the ordinary
brown and white mixture hose. Comfort
able hose with elastic ribbed top. pair Csc
Mems White Hose Men like these
medium weight cotton hose for summer,
and at this price our supply can't pos
sibly last through the sale 1t is wise to
buy early. Pair .........-................... l5c
Mems Black Cotton HOse--Look where
you may, it will be hard to match our
price ON these Isle finished black hose.
They are notable "Rainbow" Sale spe-
cials. at. per pair Zoe
Mems "val0r" HOse-Anothef "Rain-
bow" Sale hosiery value that offers
welcome saving Standard "Valor" quail
ity and superior isle finish. In gray, navy
and lavender at, per pair ..-......-.-....... 25c
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18

"Sure-spn TOps-A striped top to win
the heart of any boy. Spins with the aid of
wooden handle, button and string, and
these come with the top, each -,.......-..-... DC
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
FRESH CURTAINS HANG BETTER ON
SMOTH NEW RODS

put up, too. These polished brass rods are
adjustable to any window up to A inches
wide. Finished with silvered fluted balls.
Replace your old ones by buying these at
this "Rainbow" Sale, price, each ........ IOc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
SALE OF WATER GLASSES
lust BY Way of an Extra Treat in the
Rainbow" Sale

Clear, crystal glasses and favorlte pat
terms. Attractively decorated with wide
border and with star or horseshoe bottom.
If you don't need glasses for everyday
table use, you are sure to want extra ones
for picnics and lawn suppers. This price
means distinct saving today. Six glasses
e. 3Gc
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
WOMEN'S BODICE VESTS
With Tape Shoulder Straps

'Valor" vests, fine ribbed, elastic
weave, and better than usual quality at
the price, A popular style and favorably
priced in this RAINBOW" Sale, each 25c
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18
DURABLE TIN WASH BASINS

For the back porch or summer kitchen
and well worth more than the price we
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18

NOTE-Our supply of these glasses is
limited Just A housewives can take ad-
vantage of this bargain price!
Water Glasses of Thin Blown Crystal
These are the popular bell shape and are
perfectly plain. Of thin blown crystal
with smooth melted edges, priced at
Each .-..........-. HUG
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-18

Pointed Scrub Brushes-Successfu
get into the corners. Strong solid backs
will not warp. Buy these and save your
strength, each luc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
BIC EXPENSE
To Be CUT OUT
IN ]. {. COURT
FEDERAL Officials State fsss and Mileage
In Prohibition Cases Par In EXCESS
OF importance.

In explanation OF Col. Stuart Walker,
tho L. s. district prosecuting attorneys
order to the effect that viol ators OF the
prohibition laws arrested by state or
Anti-Saloon League officers must he
tried in the state courts before they arc
turned over to the federal courts. ~
was stated by leading federal official
yesterday that the United States court
was not going td~bc made the dumping
place of lot Of petty cases, each one
Of which cost A round sum. in fees,
whether conviction takes place or not.
Citing instances. he stated that each
of the prosecuting witnesses collected
$3.50 for appearing before L. s. commits
soner George Boyd at the preliminary
trial. Then if the case was heard at
Martinshurg. $50 miles distant. each
witness collected SIS mileage fee, or
four cents mile over and above the
cost of the trip both ways and $50 a
day fees. - 49,.
If the case was heard at Parkcrsburg
the cost for mileage would he 1890 and
at Elkins $3.50. Most Of tho cases
were disposed of on pleas Of guilty and
there was no evidence heard. merely n
statement by tho district attorney. and
the viOlatnrs usually received slight
sentences in Jail. But the cost Of each
case to the United States government
was far in excess of the importance of
the case tried.
When several scores OF these cases
arc brought up the sum of money needed
for the witness fees and the mileage.
II is stated. commences to look like the
hank roll OF a prOlitCcr and tho United
States will hereafter look after it's own
cases. exclusively, according TO District
Attorney walkers mandate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
Bic TIME At
K|WAN|S CLUB
Interesting Addresses Made to tho Menu
bers and Many Prizes Were
Given out.

Tho kiwanis club members thorough"
,njuNrd un 'Nl"uSlN" program 4, IA"
luncheon and me- mig al IN" Mcl.ure
hotel at noon yesterday.
Jane; II. Ecans announced ihdt thf
clubs plan for huN Ing W cling park
had rrrriy"d "A <"rbaCk. rs J. -. Nhitin-
more rnLuaECr OF tho Wheeling PubliC
Srr,lCr company had stated that IN"
,umpanv had advanced the sale price
from SSnO. unn To- 100000. II was stated
th,t mi. prt,C IS n>idcrrd CNhhrbliant
lmr If the club members can get thH
park for tho original amount mcntI"ncd
{ $500 0UU y viii talk business.
Prot, j. ". GIImor" Of AlcNandr'l'
EE,pi Teacher IN The Presbyterian
schools. IN that city. delivered a lcctur"
nC som" or his experiences with TIC
Egyptians.
David I;uldstCin. a past master on
dlsruur<cS au"ni ROl.,h"N ISM. also SnNhc'
10 the as@,mhlcd crowd.
j. T.. Mcdonald -"n. advance" man :"
circus. was present and told "i t'nt iil,'
and how To- feed i cat crtit"r without
gitiin' cat bit"
Eahy chicks wcr" given as prizes 10
william Gibson. ex-senator Julian q.
HcarnC. Coucilmrn James II. Beans
and X A. Alexander.
IN" other prizes wrr" donated ny !.
n GrlcSt 4 Company and wrr" given
To Zach and every member. Everyone
received Mt least min" prizes. which m
GUIDED toilet articles for mon. Nui.-
iinual rriZ"S given were: Carl Newman.
clcr,ric Vibrator: Gustav l.iv"N. COLL
pcnCil; g. II. Pcak". pen safety razor
and L. \. Nlc>ano"r. Stcrno kit"h"nct,H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
WH|SKEY SENT
TO PARKERSBURG
FOR KEEPING
Gus SchnltE'B Booze Takes Another
Jaunt Thus Time With Aevenus
0fAciala

Another chapter Mas written in the
history Of the Gus Schultz arrest and
liquor seizure which WAS made AT HI;
meme 1t "J11 Wood street last Saturda v
by prohibition officials. Tn" whisky
was at first stored in the grand jury
room IN the Federal building and from
there removed 20 the Marshall county
,,,II at MOund>vIllC.
Yesterday. II MAS ordered taken To
the ufiir" Of Samuel Hays in charge OF
tn" revenue department for northern
West Virginia a. his office in ParkcrS-
burg.
The whislcy has been a sort OF 1
white elephant 10 the prohibition men
sine" the seizure. because the 'pcsk:"
stuff is worth it's weight in bullion and
people don't seem 10 think there is any
crime connected with tho act Of grab
binE a bottle If they get the chance.
Officials complained against storing It
in tho Federal building as it had not
been seized by Federal officers and as AN
rAhorbitsnt renal was asked for 4 vault
10 store ii in in this city. il was decid-
ed TO move II to MoundSvillc.
Roy pcarcy and &. 4. Dreamer. two
deputy internal revenue officers were
ordered yesterday to grid on their guns
and escort tho bottles OF booze To Par.
kcrsburg. They left Moundsvillc yost'r-
cay afternoon with the 2S6 quarts. IN
an express car attached TO through
train.
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up. YOUNG PEOPLE
HAVE THEIR ANNUAL
CONVENTION HERE
Large Gathering Of Young FOX 2sAS
Able Addresses on work Of =
Their ORGANIZATION

Attended by many members Of the
Young Peoples society OF the Wheel:
ing presbytery AT the Second United
Presbyterian church yesterday the an
day school rooms Of the church. !.
The attendance included members
from Cadiz. Martins Ferry, Bellaire,
and other local points along the river
all IF which are included IN the pres
oytcrial district.
The session opened in the afternoon
at > o'clock with a praise service, led
BY Mr. l.. b. Ray. followed By an ad-
dress by Mr. Richard Johnson Of 81
"larsvile. o. The Rev. John n. Bick'
Of, " Roncy's Point. delivered An al.
dress entitled. The Place Of Our
young People" Short talks were given
hy Miss Eva McCloud OF Bcllaire, MISS
Vera Beck OF Uniontown. and Miss
Emma Walton OF Moundsvillc.
rhe principal address OF the after
noon vas that of Rev. w. P. Gilmore
~ Egypt, who took an unusual and In
teresting- theme as the basis OF his
talk, emphazinG the educational work
which is being carried on by the
70 the high standard OF education which
pr.vailr IL Egypt, under the system OF
government schools. and the wealth OF
tn. country. the speaker said the edu-
:-:ionnl methods OF the missionaries
cellcncc, and much Of the money APP
propria,ed for the upkeep OF the mis-
son's school il given by the natives
themselves.
1t the evening session OF the con-
vention Mr.. X. l. Rothermund OF Mar
tins Ferry opened the praise service.
Rev. George A. Long OF the Second
United Presbyterian church Of North
side, Pittsburgh. delivered the evening
address. taking for his theme. ~
Whole Life for Jesus. He touched
mon tho supreme sovereignty OF the
sphere of a life Of character devoted TO
Christ and OF the activities which
bring about a broader religious under.
standing. emphasizing the conSecrAtioH
Of life IN youth.
Rev, ira e. McCrcary. pastor Of the
church and director Of the Presbyterian
Asso ,iation or Wheeling. presided over
tho conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
CORCORAN ADVOCATES
TAKING OF ANOTHER
CENSUS OF WHEELING
Commerce Chamber Manager SHOWS
whtre Government Figures Can
Hardly Be Corset.

con ;id"rahl" discussion has arisen
IN connection with IN" recent r'p"It ~
the census given out by ih' lhi'Sh
states Census bureau at " dshInGton, ~
g. which shows but small !nCr' asC IN
The ,ItN since tho annexed territory mo
IrIO census If the entire ONO county
and the recent report "t Gr"arr W hcr
iug shows hut d!ii"rrnI" OF apou'
thrrr thousand and everybody claims
that there ere m"rr people III lnr I ~
Try district nnS Greater h"'!lhS u'u"
take in thu rUtIrc county.
, While talking To an IntclllGCncHr re-
porter yesterday afternoons linrrH -
,'prCuran. manager uf the NhccIlhS
,,hamhrr of commerce after looking ~
IN, Tyurcs, gave out the following state
mrnt: c l,,,
announcement was mad" few days
ago by the United States census purca"
populaIinu uf Wheeling was 49,: az!
that These neurrs in|lud"d AZ OF ~
territory recently ann"\cd |" me- '!.l-,
Upon comparison with tn" popnlhIIoo%,nn
census, which Was 57.i1@. with inc pre-
rni population of Wheeling Ht.H--'
would iudiralr thaNthc population ~
the territory now 2lnhrhrrd III
had practically stood SIM. ,,,.o
There are about G.nn0 p'"rl" IN VI"
.u,,nry nuts side nr tho territory now rrh-
hrnrrd nv tho city of Wheeling. Ada,nE
these figures IL the present PnPua"', -
If Wheeling. as announced. II N",' ,
make n population for III" nitro 'oU' IT,,
Of approximately '|,""", Sn'T ,0H '"
.'Tokinr into cons Iteration ihHi war
woods real Development and IN" .'u' =,
The pike district DEVELOPMENT ma ,ah,'
,Iorr since the l?ln census. ana gran
ing that Wheeling proper mas nan
a,orinI increase: con>rrNailN"IN ShoHN-
in,. rhc population for the t"rri'Tr\ nv"
embraced hy Wheeling should ShnW' II
last 10. OnU more than rop"rlLI "A 81
government. making our p"P"''''o" ~
proN imatcly 6i.OOh. ithaca
- ..Nyith no de- 10 reflect upon no"
r.,,' ,n,,mcratrd WhcclinG's present r"r'
m,atinm, steps should h" taken 10 h'!r
another census "f Whr".'nE ",.r rl',,in ',
,,ro.rcrous city brfor" the country ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
wEEx's BUILDING PERMITS.

During tho past week but eight build
ing permits were issued by CITY Permit
clerk Gcorg" Abrams. IN" largest per-
nit OF Sl.100 going Ia ,'has. krlsing Of
iQ4S Woods street. To NOV" house. Til"
contract was lct out 10 Dan Gruh. \
permit for SLIGO was also issued 10 n.
Otie Of 4ni6 Woods street n move 4
building. Dan Grub being the contractor.
Other permits were:
lawrence Rirtz. sol Grandvow street
for general repairs. $3.50.
T.. VI. Pctticord. loo North Front. for
general rcpairs. 5000.
Walter Estate. goo Woods street. 10
build retaining wall. SIS.
eco. Criss. 10 build warchous" on
Bethany "iko. 4. {. Gamhl" Co. con-
tractor. $500.
". s Stoct7or. Ella roG street. t"
huird porch addition. !. 6. Wood e. Son
carl NJ Ncidcr. "GoO Warwood ave-
uuc Warwood. to build fran" EaraS".
siOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
HOLD RuaaER IN LOOKUP.

- Follow a skirt" and you're beaded
Tor a fall.
\. &. Kruger. a we'll known young
man Of this city. ~ alleged to have in
sisted on doing 50. and as Il result Will
appear before Judge Ritz this morning
in police court. 1t is alleged that Rug
ger insisted on following young Cirla
and making fOrccful advances to them
Will" on their way home from work III
the evening and on their way Ia work
in tho morning.
After mnny complaints from parents
"r tho girls officer thqrlcS Roth and
Detective Joseph iiumcs were detailed
"a investigate IN" complaints. Aftrr
an unsuccessful day on Wednesday
in searching for tn" man. tho officers
were back on tn" job carly yesterday
morning Finally. the watch was ro-
Wardrd by Ia" appearance Of A man
approaching The girls. who were thNn
about half way down Chaplinc hill
Th" two nffiC"rs pouuC"d upon the man
aud BUSTED him In tho city lookup.
Tho man was recognized by many
residents in this vicinity and bitter w"rn
thrtr remarks toward him.
lilly WAn SANlNGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
IS APPOINTED
TO WEST POINT
Rober Condor Ailltken Of wheeling -.
cures . Much Coveted Honor.

Bobby" Millikcn. the crackerjack Sec
ond haseman and heavy hitter Of tho
Wheeling High school baseball team. re-
ccived an official not;chation OF his ap:
pointment as n cadet to the United
states West Point military academy late
yesterday.
rrcssman NJ. NJ. Nicely OF the First dts-
tr!ct Of West Virginia. and will be ef-
fective at once as young Milliken has
been ordered to appear at the academy
for physical examination on or about
July 10Th.
Robert Condor Milliken IL the son OF
John Miliken. employment manager or
tho Whitaker-Glcssner company; He
is an all-around athlete and Is also g
member of the Wheeling High football
Suuad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
NO HEARING DATE
FOR GRAY IS SET;
IN BELMONT JAIL

Lev Gray OF SiIncrSNilic. Belmont
county. ohm. will probably get his pre-
lminary hearing Saturday. although
nothing definite as 10 tn" exact date mas
been given out. Gray Is held in the Bel
mont county jail AT 81. tiairSvill" for
tho killing of John Jcnnew"in whom he
is alleged Ia have shot Wednesday noon
at StinCrsvillc. near Powhaian.
John Jcnncwcin came 10 his death by
q gunShot fred hv Lew Gray. according
to an inquest held early yesterday morn
ing by Coroner J. r. Wyatt Of Belmont
county. According n witnesses. Jcnn"-
vein was large and "f very clumsy M
turri while Gray was just the opposit"
II is the belief Of Coroner Hyatt ,ha,
when Jcnnc vein pulled ihc knit" on
C;rny. tn" latter had plenty NJ time 10
get out ~ tho way. and was not justified
in pulling his oJ-calibre Colt revolver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
HOUSING PLAN
Formation Of HALF Million Building
Corporation to No Launched
Here Monday,

4 meeting Of the board Of directors of
tho Chamber Of Commerce will be held
ar noon to-day AT the Fort Henry club.
4 number Of very important matters
will be taken up. the most important OF
which will be the organization OF a
housing corporation with a capital Of
$4,000 All arc in favor Of this as
from all indications 500 houses could b."
used at the present time throughout
Wheeling district.
This plan has proven a great success
in all other large cities and II will as
SiSt considerable in taking care Of many
families that are in need Of houses at
tho present time. \ number OF other
matters will come up for the approval
of the boa I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25
AWARD MERIT BADGES TO
BOY SCOUTS AT OUTING

joycd ono OF the best times Of their
lives last evening when marshmcllow
toast was given for them opposite Rud-
Ter station. All tho boys were attir"l
in their uniforms and this afforded =
good time for the taking Of q NOV ins
picture OF some NJ the scout activities.
At this time also number Of the
members of the different troops Were
awarded merit sadgcs by the Court of
the boys. especially when they ncv|r
expected such. They were all so we'll
pleased with the affair as all could ne
heard that they intend to assist the OF
ficials in giving another like affair In
tho near future.