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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02

George W. Cannon, age 20. of Had
donfield while on duty Thursday af-
ternoon as a conductor on n of the
trolley cars, fell off the car and struck
his head. A passing motorist rushed
him to DR.. Kelchner's Emergency Hos
pital. 1t is thought that he had an
attack of vertigo and was unable to
stand on the running board. AS far
as can be learned he is not badly in
jured. An upset stomach seems to be
the only thing wrong. Mr.. Cannon is
summering at the L~ansdowne, lab East
Spicer avenue. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Cannon, and his sister,
came from Haddonfield as soon as they
learned of his accident.
It is learned from reliable sources
that the fish factory on the Rio Grande
road is to reopen o
Former Mayor Harry H. Hoffman,
of Anglesea, with his family. are here
for a visit from Texas where he has
been located the past six years in the
oil business.
Rumors are being sent broadcast re-
garding the erection of a municipal
building. One to the effect that the
City Commissioners are contemplating
purchasing two lots in the first ward
to cost approximately $~3O,OOO.OO.
There is absolutely no truth in this
statement" says Mayor w. COPYRIGHT
Smith.
On Tuesday of this week Louis Du-
mont, a mail clerk at the post office,
was confined to his home at 222 West
Poplar avenue with a sore throat and
severe headache. Mr.. Dumont was
grately missed by his co-workers-
However, he is back at work nov and
is trying to make up for lost time.
Robert Scoop Turner, the past
summer reporter on the Journal, re-
turned to his home in New York this
week. Charles Inglee, a graduate OF
the Glass Of 81, wildwood High
School, is taking Scoops" place.
Ed. Smith, age 81, employed in
Young's Garage, was seriously burned
about the body when the carburetor
of a car he was repairing backfired
and sent blazing gasoline over his
clothing. The fire was quickly extin-
guished although not before Mr.. Smith
was severely burned. Stacy Reeves,
another employee, rushed the injured
to DR.. Cohen, where his burns
were dressed. Mr.. Smith is slowly re-
covering at his home and expects to
be out in a short time.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02
CAPE MAY COUNTY COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS
In the Matter of an Application of Hy-
man BrOsOfsky for Leave to Assume the
Name of Lyman Fine.


ORDER
Hyman Brosofsky, having on this 31st
day of August, A. D. one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one, applied to this
Court by petition, setting forth the grounds
of the application for an order to as
sumo another name. to wit, name is too
large and cumbersome, and impossible
for the public in general to spell and pro-
nounce which application is verified by
the ffidavit of said applicant annexed to
said petition and it appearing by said
petition and affidavit that said LYMAN
Brosofsky resides at Wildwood. in the
County of Cape May and State Of New
Jersey, and that he is more than twenty
one years of age I; and it appearing further
to the Court that notice OF SUCH application
has been published at least once in each
week for four weeks successfully in the
Five Mile Beach Journal. a newspaper of
said county; and the Court being satisfied
reasonable grounds for the proposed
change, and that there is no reasonable
objection hat the petitioner should as
sumo the name of Hyman Fine:
1t is. on this 31st day of August, A. D.
one thousand nine hundred and twenty
one, ordered that Lyman Brosofsky be
and he is hereby authorized to assume the
name of Hyman Flint from and after the
LIST day of October next, and that within
ten days from this date the said petitioner
do cause a copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Five Mile Beach Journal, a
public newspaper printed in said County
of Cape May, and thereafter file and record
the petition. affidavit, order and affidavit
of publication with the county clerk of
Cape May County and a certified copy
thereof with the Secretary of State of
New Jerseyraccording. to the provisions
of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided
HENRY H. ELDREDGE.
Judge.
On motion of
LEAP. SHARPLEsS & WAY.
Attorneys.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02

For Rent-Furnished house for the win
ter months hot water heat, coal and gas
range, all conveniences best location in
Wildwood. Address R., Journal Office,
Wildwood
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02
LETTER ON GAS RATES

Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith has re-
ceived the following letter from the
State Public Utility Commissioners I'M
der date of August "a, 1921: "On May
Ia, 1921, the Board of Public Utility
Commissioners authorized the Wild
wood Gas Company to charge a rate
of $3.50 per thousand cubic feet for
ments specifically named being made
to the company's plant and mains. The
Board stated at the time that the in
creased rate was not to go into effect
until the company had notified the
Board that the improvements specif-
cally named had been made and the
Boards inspector should have certi-
fed that this had been done. The
company has not so notified the Board
and it appears from the report of the
Boards inspector that the company
has not made the improvements which
the Board found to be necessary and
which were a condition of the in
creased rate. The company has been
directed that any attempt by it to col
lect for gas consumed at a rate of
$3.50 per thousand cubic feet would
be unlawful. Notwithstanding this the
Board is receiving letters from Gus
toners of the Wildwood Gas Company
which charge that the company is
threatening to discontinue service if
bills rendered at the increased rate
are not paid. In such cases the COM
pfainants are being notified that any
attempt by the company to collect for
gas at this rate would be illegal and
that any attempt by an employee of
the company to remove a meter be-
cause the bill is not paid at the rate
of $3.50 would be unlawful, and it is
suggested to the parties that should
such attempt be made, application be
made to you for police protection.
They have been informed that the ar
rest Of an employee of the company
under such conditions would be justi-
fable. The Board, of course, cannot
exercise directly any police power,
and if the parties who have COM
planned to the Board are correct in
their statement, the company has ap-
parently instructed it's agents to do an
unlawful thing, and it would seem that
the only way in which immediate pro-
lection can be afforded would be by
the police authority of the CITY,"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02
HOW TO CUT DOWN
YOUR SHOE COST
The Melchiorre Rem { Service
WILL HELP you
First Service of Its Kind i'm Wildwood, NJ.
Output Doubled and Re-dOubled Within 6 Years

and your shoes come out of the Mel
chiorre Remaking department with
almost all their original style intact.
1t is doing just this service for
thousands Of people. so many thou
sands that the capacity of the Mel
chiorre Remaking department has had
to be doubled and redoubled in six
years since it was started.
Remaking>i is a distinct advance owe
mere mending. Mere shoe mending
put on a sole and heel or a half-sole
and stops there.
Melchiorre Remaking makes the
shoes almost like new. Expert shoe
makers, trained by Melchiorre, re-
store their shape over the proper last
(the original last, if it is a Regal shoe)
and bring back their style.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02

If your shoes are Regal, or any
other good sound make they can be
rebuilt for another long period of
wear and look almost as good as new.
Melchiorre Remaking gives you
more value for your shoe money.
For instance, you have a pair of
shoes still sound and good, but worn.
Heretofore you have had to choose
between buying a new pair and hay
ing the old ones Notwithstanding
style for the sake of saving-or dis
carding them altogether, losing a good
part of the service you have paid for,
Melchiorre Remaking will reduce
your shoe expense by practically
doubling your shoe service. 1t en-
sures you all the value you paid for,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-02
Sale and Want

Fol Rent-Heated apartments for the
winter. Apply Brunell apartments, 144
East Roberts avenue.
Lot of fine wristbands and square din
ing room tables. Apply Miller, Central Inn.
Wanted-Salesman at once. Must have
auto chassis good position for the right
man Wildwood and Cape May territories
Grand Union Tea Co., 912 Atlantic avenue,
Atlantic City.
LOst-Black and tan terrier dog, weight
IL to Is pounds; left ear down scar on
shoulder; reward. Return to j. H.
Rivers, Marion apartments. 225 West
Juniper avenue.
L0st-On boardwalk or Pacific avenue.
Opal surrounded by diamonds. scarf pin;
very dear to owner. Return to Geo. Ben
nett. Hotel C~halfonte. Reward.
FOund-Overcoat belt. Owner can have
same by calling at Journal office and de-
scribing same.
Nurse with hospital training (49) wishes
cases or assisting light housekeeping. E. S.
Stoddard, 16 Church street, Lambertville,
N. ].
For Rent-Furnished house for the win
ter months hot water heat. coal and gas
range, all conveniences best location in
Wildwood. Address R., Journal Office,
Wildwood.
Bungalow to rent this inter all con-
veniences. Apply 1904 New York avenue.
For Sale-New chairs and tables, suit
able for private house or store discon-
tinuing business. 209 East Pine avenue.
For Rent-Furnished heated apartment
for winter; good location, near Magnolia
and Atlantic avenues 10 small children
or dogs. Journal Office.
For Rent-Apartment or cottage. fur
nished or unfinished for the winter or
year. e. T. Broadway, III West Nineteenth
avenue.
Clerk Wanted-For real estate office;
one who can use a typewriter preferred
all year round position. Apply Journal
Office.
For Rent-Five room cottage, furnished,
for month OF September. Apply 215 East
Roberts avenue
Lost-Toy poodle, all white, answers to
name of Nellie, child's companion. Return
to 100 West T~wenty-sixth avenue reward.
Reliable colored woman, year round
resident, and half-grown girl, wishes work
Dyo day or week; washing taken home.
AZ west Lincoln avenue.
For Sale-Several Arabian. ponies. gentle
and quiet. Inquir at the pier, Wildwood
avenue and boardwalk.
For Rent-Heated apartments. stores
and garage. l.. H. Boyer, Wildwood ave-
nue..
For ~Sale-Raised deck cruiser. "a feet
long, IL foot cabin, IL foot cockpit Is h. D.
4-cylinder, 4-cycle Kermath motor. A bar
gain. Apply to Pyott, Pine and Pacific
avenues.
For Sale-191S Buick touring car in
A No. l condition; also 1919 Chevrolet
sedan, large motor. Both cars at bargain
prices. Apply to Pyott-Stanwood Motor
90, Pine and Pacific avenues.
For Sale or Rent-From october LIST.
choice location, furnished winter or sum.
mer home; 6 large rooms, 2 large porches.
enclosed glass and lattice heated through,
out; bath houses, garage, electricity, gas.
dock foundation; reasonable. Address
Furnished House." Box c, Journal office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

his evening al $50 o'clock al tho club
house. Fourteenth and Market streets
directors will b. elected
Stockholders OF III" Sterling Products
Company viii nav" their annuu, meeting
AT $50 O'Clock Tuesdnl afternoon. 81
lhc offices Of the company lIlrcrtnr,
viii be elected and Other business Of =,
very Important Characlcd Will be pro-
scented.
! Stockholders Of the Im?cr.a, Class
Company. o. R.!leirn, 1t thcir annual
meeting 1t o'clock Tuesday, VII! elcc.
a board Of directors.
Tho annual meeting o. stockholders
! Of the centre Foundry VIII be uc!d at
, 80 o'clock Tuesday evening at the
Compam! ; offices. @Ol5 Main street. d.
! rcrtorS for 1921 VII. be circtcd.
| Wheeling Fire InSui5tItcr company
stockholders will meet n annual SOS on
Int o'clock TUESDAY. 10 elect directors.
Stochh oiders Of tn" MACK Manufacture
ing Company viii meet IN the colnpany's
Offices in. the Wheeling Bank 4 Trus:
. company building. at 10 o'clock We'd.
neSday morning. Election. ~ directors
and the annual report Of the company
! are scheduled.
! Thursdays stockholders meetings in
c!udc tn" Warwick china Company.
Stat" Speciality Company at Moumd.,-
! riilc, at y. IN. and the W-ErclmS AM"
| Company a. 80 =. IN.
! United Dairy Company stovh',n.lrrs
! NIL meet at thy E"lla!rc office 81 ,aat
, company Friday. and the star SITE oil
I Company stockholders VII! meet IN the
Mercantile Bank x Trust building. At
| Moundsvillc. at 1880 Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
BEECH BOTTOM
CHILD KILLED
SUSAN uPIKI, EIGHT YEARS, Is
RUN DOWN BY SPEEDING
AUTOMOBILE AHD IN
8TANFLY KILLED.
Driver Failed to Stop--witAssSAs Asvs
License Number and Are Search
ing for the Machine.

Susan Knipiki. S-ycar-old daughter OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Knipik!, was instant
;.y killed yesterday afternoon at 3:O5
o'clock near her home at Stop No. So,
Beech Bottom. when size was struck by
an automobile.
! Ihr. r"ntius. OF Beech Bottom, was at
! once called but medical aid was useless
| as the child is said 10 have died instant
! IS from Il fractured skull. several broken
ribs and numerous cuts and bruises
about the body.
Coroner j. j.. Walkinshaw, Of Brooke
! county. was called and after viewing the
body had il removed to an undertaking
I par!or in WcllSburg. He Will conduct
mn inquest Tuesdny afternoon at
O'Clock at the court house IN Wel!shurg
! Davis kionkA witch, who was walking
%lnng several feet back Of the child
when III" accident happened. stated last
evening that he rotIrcd 4 machine com
ling ND the rivr- road at Il high rate OF
, speed and noticed that the driver was
headed Tor IL" child. the next thing he
knew was inat the tn" child mad been
ilit. III. 1T once began running and man
!Rgci To- get 0u t." running board IT the
: machine. which was q Ford touring car.
md told tho driver [" stop. Tin" driver
sand tiai = was impnsSib!c I" stop N
. the nli,ild, 81 tn" rOad and began I" pu'I
. Urc.'. He then got off and the driver
az the machn" gave il 49, much gas Is
I.osSih," and started for WcllsOurg, dis
appearing.
S+yrrul other people stated that they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

provide method Of handling the
$50 o0O 900 voted in the form OF bond
issue in the November election for the
general improvement Of highways
throughout the state. has not yet made
It's appearance in either House. although
the committee appointed by the cover
nor to draw up 4 measure is expected
70 report bcfor" adjournment for tho
recess Wednesday.
4 noticeable effect Of tho twin form
Of legislature has been. II Is said. 70
cause the legislators 10 draw up o'iS
hastily and submit I'll, M sometimes
with barely the title. In cases where
this has been done. the members count
on having their bills amended and re-
vised TO suit their demands at tho Sec
ond meeting in March when action on
the bills is 10 be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
ANGRY NEGRO
YIELDS RAZOR
CoLoRED WOMAN IN THE HoSPI-
TAI WITH EIGHT Sc
WE'RE WOUNDS.
Assailant Arrested and Later Confessss
the Crime.

Mrs. Oil" Wodcad, aged % years, co.
hvrd. * In the NORTH Wheeling hospital
suffering from eight razor Wounds about
'nr body. and Frank Smith, ais" c"lorrd
IS IN III" city Jail ava itinG In" OUTCOME"
;"r Mrs. WUGrad'~ condition.. ~ IN" re-
suit - Il cutting scrap" at The home or
Mr. Wudcad. No. Alley Is, yesterday
afternoon about > o'clock.
The Attendants at the hospita. At an
,:rlr hour THIS morning, stated aithOuE,r
nrr condition is serious, Mr.. Wodcad Is
expected t. recover. 81" has s"v"ra.
cuts, one on her fac. one OH IIcr riSht
:;,nd and several on licr legs
Smith last evening confessed 10 Ch:"L
81 PuIi"e Fred ii. Frazier, thai Il" haH
done Ia, cutting.
III" affair occurred WHOM Smith raN-
ID uUnn Mrs. WOd"ad. II is said hy S-N-
"r.3 PERSONS VII" Yer" in III" room win
'r.r NJ the tim" of the affair that Smith
,uirr,I The door and without fOrmHl!-
ties. drrna udcd I" know why Mrs Wo-
dead lad not answered hey telephone
She answered Min saying ia" ih"n"
n.d not been ringing. and ho d"c'Hr"! II
had. wh"r"up"n u" rushed =, her pull
ing razor from his pocket. vs. ne
reached her. nc ut Hcr in tn" fn"c. and
tLcu about til" body. Mrs. N"de:id. II
: said, attempted to grab in" weapon.
l,ut suffered Tho cut IN her hand. nearly
covering h"r thumb and on" finger
Smith. after rfrttimg III" woman. ruSn,
Il out ur he door. anl turned south on
Main street prtcciiv" Joe llumrs
rushed 80 The Sr'Tn". md was riding IN
= street ar at Th!rty."tGhth street.
,vh"n he saw tho lncu. Ii' left the car
rird arr, stvI TN" man, whcr"ur"n smith
in,ird any knowledge Of III" cutting.
lie was taken to thu city building. ana
IN -. meantime. tn" r:,zn: had h"";
FOUND II tn" alley. II" finally confessed
lr lad attempted I" MI TN" w"mnt
|, - SAID The woman had not h"ri'
TWIN. with her husband. and that SMITH
,yas ! frequent visitor. II Is thought
when h. entered tn" room and saw Two
other mrn and another woman thcr" lie
lr"cam" Infatuated and ASSAULTED Mrs.
WudeIl.
Smith will probably BE- given, = rr't3n-
ina-y Icariut, rar,v his week. ~ his
Intended vict!ms ,ond>ti"mn + hot 'N-
ur,trd 10 hc fnta,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
EXCHANGE PULP|TS
Dr. Potter AT Second Presbyterian
Church-Dr. Ferris at Vance.

Rev. j. NJ. Potter. ras'"r - ~" Vance
Memorial PRESBYTERIAN church. "ri
E,y. HN'uy u Ferris. f"S'"r -! the So.
uud PRESBYTERIAN church. exchanged
,Ulp;t; yesterday evening and both ad-
dressed iarG" rOnErr2a' ions.
nr. Potter Sir"k" ~ tn" Subicr' a.;
"Iuv"stm"nts md pII id"nds." pointing
rut that investments in III" pa ara.
dividends thRn any other Kind ~ IN
vcsimCnt$. not only IN III" present
world but III tic next
He declared one AN SEQ til" result :
e his investment In God ard l1fr AMI
thrn look forward toward the ""minc
itf.. Tuilc. although other investments
may h" paving huge DIV !drrds In money.
they som rudr and lc;,y" hut Il memory
nr Ferris spoke on the sin OF lu-
diTcr"nrc.' pointing "Nt III" '~cai sin
iurt Indifference is. and how H." poo
pics a. m" world today arc indifferent
IA - channels III lie.
lrr Ferris mad" c0mrnri SONS &c
Stephen \. pouglas and Abraham Lin
,Clu and their livre. AMI G" other r"'r-
sons whose lives iiGurrd lnrSrly IN The
nations history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
First Fatality In the
War On Rum Runners

Dc'rn;,. Ian. "%-.r.." rr>t fatality IN
lb"rro:i'~ war on ruul runners lrsu'tr /
today wh.n EIarry .;".I;nGcr of th;a
"''r d'"ri IN Il ,"y.I hospital from
'r"ui,.- sustained carly THIS morn ng
when he =, said t" uaN" n""1 iired ur"n
hy .Ionu L. Mcdonald. ;ln officer ri tho
stat" food and drug department.. Sl"iz-
niger jumped from an automobile thu;
MrI1uua,i and police nG'""r~ mad halted
ana ~ shot IN nc head a. he ran
:. rl.. y quantity If 'jGu"r =. sad hy
u" pole" {" lav" bccu found IN tn"
TUtOUTh!.n.
tnrour""Inrnt We made h inc pros
r.'Vt!n- attorney todHy that Tho shoot
uG would he investigated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Thin? You Can
Put on Flesh

II you are thin, weak. nervous or run
down It's ten chances TO one that Blood
Iron Phosphate will not only help you to
put on flesh, but that il Will also help
YOU 70 look and feel stronger and better
than you have for months. Go today u"
o. H Griest & Co. or any other good
druggist and get enough Blood-lron
Phosphate for a three weeks trial: Il
costs only Si.50--5Oc a week--and I; =
almost certain to do YOU n world OF
good. Anyway, you don't risk anything
for Blood-T-on Phosphate is SO good
that you can try il for three weeks uN-
der a guarantee of satisfaction or money
oack--proof OF its real merit Better
try Il today.--AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
CRATOR|O
CHOIR OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH PRESENTED MENDELS-
SOHNS "FOATY-EECOND
PSALM" LAST EVENING
Large Crowd Attended Serv1ces-Music
by Chorus, Choir and Orchestra
Impre ssive.

Every scat in tho First IT,. sby't.rlln
church was taken last evening before
services began. and In.,uE W"~r stand
inG 10 hear the magurn'.'uj "rHturip r,-
titled the "Furty-S"ruuG I'S,tlm." on" o.
Mcnd"lSs"hu Inspiring works. r"ud"r"d
10y the church chorus. This beautiful
work ~ one Of H." srortcr ora ipr;uS,
and - accepted aS "n" OF tho most beau
itul Of them all, tn" them" being taken
IF, III IN" words. AS pants the hart
after the water brooks |, has beef,
said that MendclssUhn appeared to he
In ono NJ his best moods when N ---ote
the setting, and last evenings rendition
went TO prov" that the WurH merits The
approval of the music lovers aIII critics
In" world over.
The large chorus choir and solcists
were aided 10y mus. iruiH th- large
ply" organ. AMI " brass quarlcttr ~
trumpetS WAS the final note Of triumph.
the effect tending 10 bring cut all the
intense beauty of the score.
Preceding tic "FUrty-sccuud Psalm"
Miss EdmundS"u gave an "r":,n recital.
assisted by the uuIrr;ir "l trumu"tS.
The beautifu. Largo by Handel woS one
OF the numbers.
Last evenings musical rendition N.,S
In keeping with the other special must
cal services that have drawn 81 many
music lovers to thus church house. Al
each Of ihcs" musicals thu public Is IN
v:tcd. and there * Il" admission charr".
For this CCCas Mrs 'h,'-tcr johnson,
soprano: Mrs. Max N!cw'E. soprano"
w"-" S"l".>'S. hul Elmer lio~!zlc :.
r,Ni I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

-UtY WAR sAvIH@ STALLS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

Tho proposed road bill. which IS 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
noticed q Ford going up the river roa

noticed q Ford going UP the river roai
much above the speed limit.
Several witnesses stated that tn
license number on the car was 4si4
West Virginia, but were not surf
a bout the date. It was looked up b
Sheriff II. II. Duva.. Of Brooke county
which reveals the fact that II the NUM-
ber - right, the car Is owned BY MrA
Env,l Wees, OF Elkins. W. Va. Soml
think that it was one OF the new licenseI
and county authorities have sent y
to find out who has lieensi
plate no. 46t4. i
Every possible effort IS being mad
bv local authorities in hopes Of gettin\
tie criminal.
The ch.ld IS said to have been walkihi
Along the road since there are no side
walks and was going towards her homo
which WAS but short distance aw2J
from where the accident occurred.
No arrangements az TO when the III
neral of the accident victim Will be heli
had been completed at late hour lac
evening.
dTFk vfpQ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
CHARLES DICKENS SCHOOL

London. EnG.--l.anEc street. which -
famous in PickVicE Papers - ''"'.-
N" lodging 90 li"h sawyer. Va
mad It's school named ~ charles Dick
r,s school The uoN"!is' when a boy
lived in = @arrct ,he~r during "a" tim"
his father MS Ia ;I' .djo"ci, prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Of Many Wheeling District
Business Institutions Set for
This Week.

Stockholders animal meetings VI 4
dozen or more Wheeling concerns arc
scheduled for this wccN.
The stockholders 81 The Fort Henry
Tub will have their annual meeting