The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
BELLAIRE
MUCH INTEREST IN
THE CITY ELECTION

meetings last night.
Leaders OF both parties make claims
Of victory in ;o-day'S battle. The
mayVr1lty rae" has BEEN 4 hot one. The
past few days has Stern considerable
Measurements regarding alleged drunk
rnnaSs. pro-t;ermantSm ami other MAJ
tcrS These Statements will have G;tts
influence. h"wcN':. az most people have
made up their minds on the candidates.
Polls will open At SO Z. n. and VIA
y, "You until $50 p. n.
rlanS have been mae 70 receive the
rc;urUs a. soon as available tonight
'.'hc ci;y and township tickets follow
Republican.
Mayer Walter G. rpperVan.
Pres. ,lcu' OF vuun"!l--I. ~ McFarland.
city aud:tor--E. Wayne Archer.
ely ;rcaSurcr-M Malcolm Wells.
ely SoliCitor--C. {. SrdgwiCk.
Council-at- l&rs" Ge"rG" Dunlap.
David II. Jones John Johnston.
Ward coUur.lucn First. {. l." p"rcr.
Second Fred George: Third. William
slater: Fourth. Lou Curtis.
School Board
BelaIre--A {. Rre;ham. Mrs. Agnes
Bell X. G.. Cooper and William Roy.
democratic.
Mayor-John II. Wyatt.
President OF council--A. =. Cduncl'e.
City audItor-Charles L. Hoffman.
city sollci;or-Paul V. WaddelI,
Council-at-,argr--Kar EEgiman. Geo.
KregIow. John HodewiS.
Ward CounCiimcu--t!rS;. James Jew
ell: Second. =. J. Curran, Third. H. w.
schramm; Fourth. Clarence simpson.
Township Ticket
For truStee-( Three To- elecO-lI"rnert
,l,h him IRT n
\. Keyscr. Jacob Fl. Netf Frank J.
Nelson. Philip G. Schramm. Charles w.
Wise. Robert Workman.
For clark-Will ]. Campbell and Ralph
Patterson.
For treasurer-RoSs { Schramm.
For constable (Two I" "s"r;--A. ,.
Beaver William r. Bradford. james r..
Butler. George b. Cutter. t. J. DuraEi.
Harry +. Hall. Cooncy k"mple. lro 'C!'
HINES, DAVID T.. Lucas. William O'Neal.
Harry Ullom.
Mine Rescue.
The mine rescue apparatus which Will
be stationed in Ee.iaire will probably
arrive here within another month. VIII
liam NJ Roy. state vice-preSdent "t
The. tinted Mine Workers says that the
truck and other apparatus for Il"
local station will Ne In Columbus in
bout two weeks following.
Bonus Parade.
A bonus parade vas hc'd here las
night with many eN-Serrt'e men ana
others in line. Candidates for city Of
nee OF both parties were much in evil
dcncs In tho line. Candidates Of both
parties had endorsed the compensation.
The parade was In the interest OF the
adjusted compensation bill which VIII
be voted on In Onto today. II IL en-
pscted that the proposition will carry
In EellaIre by vote OF about four I"
one Former Common Pleas Judge
Charles J. Lynch spoke following tn"
parade.
P1ans Complete.
TIL. plans 2r~ about FL comp'ete FOR
'hs blk ArmiSticc Day parade and other
events IN ReIlltrc an Friday OF this
week The exercises during the morn.
ing and afternoon will DC IN charge OF
,ns soldiers. The fe1tur" % tho er"-
ming will be a great civic I1rade with
~ -Sn-v;rn men and others in tho ,ira
OF march. including labor frs t"r7al.
...5.. commercial and other orSanIza'
lions.
Grid Team works.
-- Members OF tho Eellaire high srhoa!
football team held practice last niGAt
1T the Sixteenth street GrIdiron in prev
ara.ion for tho contest next Saturday
with Lisbon high school rs the "ppoSt-
ton. Another easy victory for the To-
calls IL expected However. Coach Cal
harech will icav" no s'"a" unturn"d for
this game. Many OF the local boys are
suffering with bad bruises a. n result
nr the game on Saturday with Martins
Ferry.
Lodge Notes.
A hlx meeting or the Eagle lodge was
held last night at tho hall on Union
street. Plans were completed for tive
pig roast TO be enjoyed by the members
Of the order next Friday evening.
4 Meeting OF the Elk lodge Is TO be
held this evening. Because OF the ma
nicipal election the session will likely
be a very brief one.
Chicken Supper.
Members Of the board Of directors 81
the Anderson & McGreEor Lumber com
pany will enjoy 4 chicken supper fh's
evening az the Wilson house on l;"l-
mont street The supper will he served
by Albert Wilson local caterer.
Service Agent
Attorney BERNARD g.. Witten. who has
his Offices in the Farmers & Merchants
National bank building here. has been
named az the service representative for
the American Legion fcre. Although
he Ia representative OF the american Le-
Kion. his servtr. In disa hIl'ty and vo,:a-
tional claims will be open 10 all ex-
service men % Rsllairr and vicinity.
Denies Charges.
Constable Albert ShepIrd who on last
Friday evening was expelled from tn"
American Legion temporarily until
charges made against him were either
proven true or false yesterday issued n
statement in which he nailed as lie
the statement attributed - him which
was that the American Legion here hal
machine guns 10 use against the CEited
Nina Workers.
vote for Bond Issue.
proposition that VIII interest hum
dreds OF Ee!latre No;"rs At todays e!ec-
ton Is the matter % bond issue for
$4,000 10 be used for Improvement Of
rural streets In the event that the prop
osition receives L t"o-;h!rd majority of
the votes. Expansion Of Bcllaire is
halted because OF the lack os rural IN
proyemen:S. County officials have said
they cannot inrp-oS" r"a1 ;nading 10
Bellaire until the citT dO"S 80 Nart by
connecting these roads With the inpr"v-
cd streets In tn" center q! the city.
Practically all cl@!c commercial. labor
and other organizations in the city arc
on record IN favor ot the bond issue.
~" Speakers.
Members ot tho Rel.sI-e Etwanis club
today will hear IN" message - tn" work
he!ng done by III" I. VI. c. \. In Oh:o
Sneakers ~ tt" meeting Will be I. f.:
Rhodes state secretary Of the =. NJ. :.
\. and J. !. STuier. fold secretary ot
the "" Some Rr.l.tt-" persons friend
~ toward tn" Y AMI not members %