The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11


uss.r W. z. uuEus oc the l.,ugh!!n plant
.,: ~. Amc",r.,n SnrT; and TN rate
company. The election OF Delegates 20
~. convention was postponed l" the
meeting e. be held on neAt "Wednesday
1t HO"n.
To Honor Guest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and invitations hav"
been received by u .drGc number or '"c;'.
. residents - IA" one O'clock luncheon
- h.. given 10y Mrs W. r.. Thomas at
hr- hutur n K!rkwood tomorrow alter
noon. in h"nor OF Mrs. Fannie tArp"n~
icy. cc Jnrksonville, Fla. who is visit
ing ir.cnds III this vicinity, and Mrs.
Walter I;rswlck or Los Angeles Cal.
Some Reported Kicking
few Of the diSgrantled residents
&C This city and friends Of the defeated
c9ndiiatrs n ~" primary election OF
Tu"sLIy are reported to be raising n
hnwl about IN" result OF The elect on.
Thi; is tho usual aftcrmath OF a primary
campaign. and those who have been In
.ua:v'cvcnts Of the kind would not fee!
satisfied with things II nobody kicked.
Leonard Fisher
Leonard Fisher. ono OF tho we'll
b
a, his home yesterday morning At ll:""
o'clock Yesterday morning following an
illness OF complications. deceased was
a,rn 1T l'u,neroy. o. March :. lS7n. and
~ The time Of death was 81 years old.
Three DAUGHTERS and two sons survive.
AS follows: Henry and john Fisher.
Miss Mary Fisher. Mrs. jacob ShTli'a
and Mrs clyde Goodwin. 1h" fun"ra!
service viii - held from the nome "o'
j Jefferson street. tomorrow afternoon AT
30 O'Clock with Rev. l. s. Rose. pastor
OF the First Methodist church. o!tic!-
:ding. and burial will talie place at
Isivcrview cemetery.
Class to Moot
4 The members of tn" Young lAtol'S
bible class OF the welsh congregations!
, rbnrrh have been promised an interest
ing business and social meeting 70 De
! held at tho home OF Mrs. Daniel Jones
on the corner Of Eighth and PaTK
| streets this evening. \ special program
! OF social diversions will follow the
Township Candidates
| Township Treasurer Walter Iipp-
! hard. ~ this city. has filed his petition
I for r"-clcrtion to that ofhC" At the No
( yember election, and other Candidates
/ for township offices are beginning 10
get busy 1t is understood that clerk
/
, for his office and 1T least two other"
! Charles James. Of this city. and G"org"
/ Schrid OF Lansing, are reported TO hc
: considering making the race for the
! office Harry Dalltson is understood TO
| be considering tho office az trusted
Case Was Settled
| Ben Nelson ARRESTED L few days a%n
on a charge OF obtaining money under
! false pretcnS"S. was given a hrar.ni;
| before Mayor Coleman in police court
| yesterday afternoon. He plead guilty
/ t. the charge. and asked to be permitted
! to p;sS' back the money 10 tho complain
ant. The complainant agreed 10 inns
Arrangement. and the man was released
J on his promise to keep his work.
Prepare for Initiation
! Preparations wall be made at the
meeting or the Hellran!c Order OF TYth,
agorcan EXcmpIars for the initiation Of
a large class Of applicants for the first
nine ranks of tho order. which Will take
: rlace on next Thursday night. All or
: the members are planning to be present
at the meeting. The committee on char
! tors for subordinate lodges Will have
an interesting report to make.
Lost to Smithheld
| The baseball team composed or local
! Youngsters who style Themselves the
| Il. A. G.. stacked mp against an agSre-
CATION from Smithfcid. O.. al the
LEAGUE rarj; grounds Yesterday after
tho local team and Smithfcld won b.
! the score OF to 5.
Entertain Class
/ The members Of thcir Sunday school
! will be pleasantly entertained by Misses
, Alice and Marie Donl"H at the homo %
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Flick
! on Virginia street this evening.
! pleasing program OF social diversions
| has been prepared Tor the evening and
a dne time Is promised
Missionary Meeting
Tho monthly meeting OF tho Women,
| Missionary society OF the First Method
! list church will b, held ut the home or
Mrs. Frank Kelley on South broadway
street this evening. Tho business sos
sion will be followed by pleasing pro-
AEayor Bawled Out
WhilN the election returns We're being
received ut the city building on Tuesday
evening well known resident OF the
south end OF town. who apparently was
pccycd as tho tide Of the results. took
| orca sion to call Mayor Coleman on the
| telephone and proceeded u hawl him
! on, on account OF his name appearing
on the sidewalk before his property.
| Mayor Coleman stated he had not put
! the name there. hut was instructed ny
Mo resident to come down Immediately
nd scrub II off or stand a damage suit
Everybody Interested
II Is safe TO state that there Is not
single resident OF this city. whether
! corrected with the operation or the
! local tin mills or not. who was not
| thoroughly Interested IN the announce
ments OF the probable resumption in a
! few days, OF the local plants OF the
American Sheet and Tin Plate company.
/ The closing Of these plants cuts big
! figure IN the business and industrial life
of this vicinity.
Reporter Put Out
While the election returns were be-
/ ing gathered by local representatives. or
! the newspapers on Tuesday evening, one
OF tn. officials Of Il polling place opened
the door and admitted a reporter 10
better get the results. He was ordered
by the presiding judge, who happened
10 be a womarL to leave the polling
place at once, and was denied III" privi-
'rra OF getting results unit! he had COM
piled with tho order.
Gather Equipment
Employees OF tho scrvic" department
Of the city spent all o: yesterday get
ing the booths and other equipment In
the precinct polling places moved out
~ the way and stored at the N!iy build
ing. The work was done under the d.
rection OF CITY Auditor w. II. CoSS Jr.
Picnic at Camp
Practically all Of the members OF the