The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
- nOUNDSyHE
STEWART RESIGNS
AS HIGH PRINCIPAL
WIN TAKE Up WORK Win state Depart
mont Of EdueAton Within
wv weeks.


Nv weeks.
Prof Melville Stewart. for the past
tso years principal OF Aoundsvill" high
rhool has resigned and will take up
position with the state department. ~
education according Z" an announce
ONaS made last evening. l'rot. stewart
Is already making plans N m"v" I"
Charlsston. where hr will continue IN
educat icnal work. He was very mn
portant factor n the present growth OF
Moundsydl. high during his two years
here His many friends Will regret t"l
hear o. his removal 10 the capita rItS
The independent school district board
Of education OF this city has not YET IN
ttmated who his successor would n~,
The selection will in all prnhs hility be
made some time within the next few
weeks.
Big cslsbraton.
Both the veterans OF the tvtt and
World wars joined hands Monday IN OBJ
serving Memorial day in a most proper
manner. which will long be remembered
in the minds OF Moundsvillc people. The
two nrEaniza,io lions held serytces over the
graves ot ono O: their fallen comrades
following a most impressive address
given at the cemetery by Attorney
James u. FArriott. Hundreds OF people
turned out 10 celebrate the occasion.
Business Houses opsz-
After properly celebrating Memorial
tho city viii reopen again th;s morning
fon business All business and profess
sonal men partic pated in the various
AFFAIRS held Monday. and most enjoy
able tirae was had by all.
Yauovs Ilarta
George II. l.arke. confined in the
county jail here pending his removal TO
Sanitorium for proper treatment. VIII
probably be sent 10 4 government hos
pltal within the next few days. Larhe
- an eN-seryICc man. and unfortunately
suffered the loss OF one lung while in
the service as result OF contracting
bronchial asthma. His case was inVe>-
tigated by the American Legion. and a
government official sent here. who dis
posed OF the case.
Pew Left Town
Very ts~ people left the city Monday.
but stayed at home TO aid in putting
over the big celebration. Soms. how
ever. VINO mad machines. took advantage
OF the Sunday and Monday vacation AMI
rnotored 10 out-nf-tOwn resorts. where
they spent the week end in pleasure.
1settng Along Nicely
Mrs. Ellsworth Glover. whose spine
was injured when a cow jumped on her
body with her foreteet on the morning
ot Thursday. May 18th. when she At
tNmpled 10 enter the herd for milking.
- reported 20 pc getting along nicely.
Mrs. Glover lives on thC out skirts Of the
c!ty and owns Severa! COWS one Of
which has caused her cnnSidcrab BILE
trouble. Mrs. GloNer'S attending ph ysi
clan. Or. r. 4. AShworth. says she will
he ah;e 10 b" gu, again in the mex:
few weeks and the hurt will practically
be gone.
RSeovsrs Korss
Joseph Woods recovered a horse be-
longing TO the McKeerery Coat COM
naay on the Power Farm at Round Bot
tom. in his garden near the Fair grounds
here sunday. The animal was first
caught at the prison farm and later
turned loose 20 be reca ptured BY Moore.
The steed was returned 20 It's stable
at the coal mines.
DTy0on Gets Two Drunk1
. Officer Bryson strolied in tho city
building Monday At noon with two
foreigners .Mied 20 rho giils with !ntoX!-
eating liquor. Asked who they were. ~
said. John GeisXniSkowitz and Henri
FreeznnaS;a. The two men were ar
rested ~ tho "orner OF TomlinSon ave-
staged a rare hr Of fun with me dow!
PLAYING close behind. They were ""n-
fined in tho has,i!e and will re, hear
ing this morning before MAYOR wieneke.
Baker Funeral
Funera, services for tne ATE Mrs
Walton Eaher. who died at her homo
NJ Rosbys Rock. Sunday morning Of
pneumonia. will be held this afternoon
a. o'clock. The remains will be laid
Al res, a, the Salem church cemets cry.
Deceased iS survived by her widower
and tw" small children. ages and
years respectively. The two, infants
are also suffering with pneumonia, and
are MT expected TO live. Only two
weeks ago another small child Of the
family died Of tho same disease.
Moundsville Briefs
e " BoyieS Ct Charleston. is me
guest ~ MS family. on Tenth street for
q few days
Dudley. snodEass Of Piney. W Va.
has returned 70 mis- home after visiting
here for a few days.
Charles Whitaker. who has been quite
i'll At has HON" on Ninth street fo- the
past teW DAYS. is reported 20 be :mproy-
ing very n!"s,y
Miss Helen Bushy. Who has Seen the
Euesf ~ friends and relatives n, Carroll
Tho small son ~ 4. NJ Hacker who
has N"en very low az the Glendale hos
pitsi. 10 r"pprt"d 10 Pc little better
Senator and Mrs Walter r Burgess
and son. LEAN Wafer. no,orcd % Phil
adelphia yesterday. Their dauSh tcrs
Misses Edna and Mildred. will accom-
pany them back home
Miss Jane Elizabeth Roe. VINO has
been quite III A. h.- home on Seventh
street. IS abe 20 be up again.
Mrs. John Brady - quite i'll at her
home on First stree.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II Rayer ana chill
dren. of Pittsburgh. are the guests Of
tho lat,er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. V.
Riley. o. Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DELANEY Of New
hartinsville. are the guests OF friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Bullion. Of Pittsburgh.
formerly Miss Rilda McFadden. or Nc
Aechen. were guests of friends here
saturday.
Miss Jane Walker. of Wheeling fs!and
vas the guest OF friends here Sunday.
Mss winona Long. Of TRADE phia
spent Sunday in this city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Leach. OF Newark
Ohio. are the guests OF Dr. and MRS.
o. r Covert. OF Jefferson avenue.
Miss W-ynona Terrell. nt I.oundcrvilie.
IL the guest Of friends here ror a few
DAYS
Mr., and Mrs. s. ". Meals and two
daughters. Misses Margaret and Mary
Belle. ~ Pittsburgh are the guests Of
friends here.
Mrs. Ear! Rlake IS III At her home
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knapp or rarkcrs-
bur arc the guests OF relatives here