The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
PRESENT CITY AUDITOR EASILY
wpN OVER C1TY'S WK1TE
WING
JEWELL NOMINATED TOE COUNCIL
AZ IS DORER IN THE FIRST
WARD
ARCHER NAMED e. o. p. AUDIroE
CANDIDATE AND KERF ON
pEMoCRATIC CARD

c,nr::, vas &n2. ?HN-"D,"'s ;'Ias N";"
w. ~. wh.' 'Ea' ~ Neal 49, 80.
John Il Wyatt. De'u",rat VAS IA
opposed tor ne Democratic non'na's'2.
For councilman % the First MAJ"
James JNwcll defeated Francis Moran
FOR the Democratic ro:n;:tpts"n. Ire vote
being JSwcI - and Moran -. t"E tac
Republican c"u"'. '.nlNi" Cnn':hIia"H IN
the First wa:a {. l.. pre-. N'llaIrc
Esnufacturr-. won ov'.' Tnrod"r" ROB
errs6n by the count .; % |" IL.
The Republicans entered tn" Urinary
without a candidate for council II me
Second ward Tho name " frci George,
row filing an upcNpircd term in '''unr:'.
was written In sufficient timoS 10 give
him the nomination and his name VIII
appear on the election ballet.
There was contest FOR the n"ni-
nation on both tickets for the auditor
ship. Both were close and the result
was no, known until the last precinct
reported Wayne Archer was IN" sue
ccssrul Republican candidate. according
TO the unofficial. while August Kern won
the domination on the Democratic ticket.
Kern heat Chas. Hoffman by three votes
and Archer beat Chas, Pracht oy three
votes
cast in Bellaire municipal primary
There was an utter lack o, interest.
A; ire November election the parties
will. line up az follows:
For AGaycr--w. g. Uppcrman (R) and
John r Wyatt Cd.
For Council President-J. J. McF'ar-
land CRD ard \ J. Crunelie Cd.
For Treesure---M Malcolm Wells (R)
and Cyril Browning CD.
For Audttor--Wayne Archer tR.9 and
August KEN CD.
Council At Iarse-George Dunlap.
David Jones and John Johnston. Repuo-
licans. and John Roiewi2;. Karl EgCtman
and George E-~c'nw. Democrats.
Ward Councitmen- First. II mes Jew
en CD and c. L. D'rer (R1: Second
Fred George (R-) and c. J. Curran CD;
Third. VIM. Schultrc C2D and Darby
Schramr1 (DD: Fourth. Lou Curtis (R)
and Clarence Simpson Cd.
Call 1873 FOR tyrswri,er service and
ribbons. W. S. Stoddard. Il 18Th street;
auSS-m-w-t
aardsnc suffer
Gardens IN RelIaire and vicinity have
begun 10 suffer as a result OF the &C
tiSit!es OF thieves. Reports have begun
10 come 20 city officials ard to township
officials Gardens in the rural districts
are especially suffering from the
ravageS IF thieves.
T,fs Up Grievances
Roth suo-GiStr!ct and state orAcials
OF the United Mine Workers have been
very active the past few days settling
grievances ahou. the mines. Roy. Far
mer. Ledvinka and Chin1ue have been
busy THIS week in an eaicaTor 10 settle
some grievances az various parts OF the
sub-di strict.
Quarterly Conference
The quarterly conference OF the South
Feilaire Methodist Er.scoral church
will be he'll this eventn-: ~ the church
az 7.45 O'Clock. pr. {. w. Danford. dis
trl. superintendent will be present and
will prelch. All rlemhcrs OF the church
are invited
Picnic Today
The annual picnic Of the Shadys!de
Christian church Is to be held today at
the Wheeling Fair Grounds. \ special
street car will carry the members OF
the "hurch and Bible school 10 the
grounds \ program OF athletic events
will be one OF the features.
snivsly Captain
Mack Snivcly has been selected as
the "a Dt0sn lOT tne SUEh'sf HI''iCN'S
club football team for tnc coming sea-
son. Sr.ivc,y will be- remembered rs a
star member OF The Be;laire htSh school
eleven. He played n ""nt"r.
Policemen Plight
Police CHIEF Mahnn" - inve stigating
a fgh, between Might Sergeant No
Mahon and ra.rolman Mike DAVIS which
took place about TWO o'clock vestHrda Y
r.orning at the police station. Malone
was told paws .iicEcd { prisoner in the
lookup ard Mcmahon 'ook him TO task
for doing so, door leading 70 the
tail was broken during tn. fgd..
Leaves Hospital
s L. Wagner OF ThIrty-GrS, stree.
has been discharged from ~" C:,y hos
pical Wagner was slightly injured
Monday evening when his Ford auto
and ono OF the Ultimate buses coiiia"a
at Th.rty-fonr,h and Guernsey streets.
officer Mcmahon witnessed n" crash
and his version would ;nhjC2t" that the
driver OF the Ford was 10 blame
Three Arrests
There were three offenders in the
city Jail Yesterday. They were each in
on charges Of lettering. Fines Of IS
we're handed our Il each instance. One
Of the offenders was girl.
Ptrc Hose Arrives
The Are hose recently contracted for
by the city has arrived. The hose vas
received yesterday and taken 20 the
Central fire station. In all there - Il
supply oc $500 feet. The hose will be
pressed into use Al once.
Sanders Funeral
Funeral services will be held at
Moundsville at on" o'clock this after
noon at Moundsville for ne late Mrs
Mary Alma Sanders. formerly OF Bel
la.re Following the services AZ the
hate home the remains will ne brought
70 Bella.-e FOR burial n the local Gem
etery.
Berry Punaral Today
Funeral services will be held AZ the
home Of Or. ]. O. Berry on Central ave
nue.. Shadys!de. this afternoon for the
late Dr. j. +. Kerry o. Darlington. who
died a, tic Ohio VALLEY General hos
pitaL Wheeling. The remains will be
taken this evening TO roThatan for
burial.
Nay Erect Building
II Bellair~ is given one OF the mine
rescue stations n temporary building
may be erected on the ground just
north Of the Miners temple. The min
.crx are wiling 70 donate the ground IL
the coal operators will dcfray the ex-
pense of Temporary building The dp-
sufficient to equip n" stations in Ohio
and nos sufficient to cree; n" hu'ldiaSs
White Funeral Today
Funeral services Cor IA" lac Mrs.
Minta W-hi.e q former vel known rsS-
ideat % ShadysiLS. who died at Nc
Kecspor, Pa Saturday with be h"ld
This morning at 10 o'cloC% Il the home