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Deaths Reported.

The fsiiswiss deaths have fseea repsrted 10
The health deps EtSasat Hiibia iks last twenty
Jsa.es W GlsxQweil Ts 2s4 18th street
soutEeSs 81.
hsieces than. :. sitaes Hospital,
FsEaie BaG-s.sieA. -, Eiae'gsH'y Hos
nitsi
A.,y 4 Bag1Ls -e s1a ilth street.
kstassl 6 Hl..si ~ ',sxGcia Bsssitsi.
an.is ii-I e. 1885, street,
Asas h fsi4s. ~ iie Iss4.es siIest
jgta + .iIaaI8s.. ~ 70 ffH street aoTtbesst
nast.. n H.ai - on jitE street
h.ss RI i.ses 80 ,SS ~. street,
t.ii1.i..iL ~ Fsss.s~4. u, 10 ;2tI street
s.rths-si.
M.., s.,a.as si ~ North Capitol
stftei
Assi " feis4., -. ais iGtH street s"atL
east.
hauy y sa.ysis.sA !, lDsj 2siB street
Fannie haais4aId soa'Hs 6GiI1nEs us
piIsi
tsmss =. tised ! aDsts, I!25 Newton stFes'
B1rth.ssf.
PsM n b5.ss Z IDurs Ssiter Reed Hos
ititsi
h"s.tta t.hnssS, Is 1907 Sumner road
southeast
itU'ilas tisrk. 81. 50 tIlnsb.fb-s Hospital
Thomas - Cunningham, ~, ipl 50 STREE.
Beafss DSa.t 81 iIai t.nefstai street
EthItii Williams, J, 10 street
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Thomas and Rosniie n. Jones. giri.
Moses and Martha JShnson, boy.
Joseph and Charlotte Morton. boy.
William sRd Adelaide Carter. girl
william l.. and Agnes X. Toomet. boy.
William k. aud wilhe lnips FoIcey, hoy
1-1cius and Rosa Parker girl.
George and Viola tushder sH,.
HsTse. and Mary Smith. boy
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Births Reported.

The f.aiowias tirtbs hsss iesh reported &
the health department within the last tN'nty
four hours.
Ne~toid and AIsisHdrn S"ysr. hoy.
John 7, shd Marin L. sisnn~r. tSys.
Capt. Ge.fe@ l.. sBf MARY J.. knf, gir!.
James 4. and ite.rn NJ franklin. boy.
Eiwond snd Edns May. hoy.
Chester A. aud Margaret q. Du~k. girl.
Harry n. and Emily r. Kkins boy.
Leo Il. snd AIMS ~. King. gih.
Chnrf~s J.. and Elizabeth ". Crnmm, girl.
Abnm aud Kons Hiiv~rrnnn. girl.
hasIes H. and Ess~Y james. boy.
william A. and Mary e. Harris. bor.
Thomas i. and Mary II. 1ormleY. girl.
James II. and Radie V. Tandis, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses nave becu Issued TO the
following
william r Brown and I.us r. Walker
william r.. Schasn and Dorosby G. Lewis
tsrs& 'ooA and II dree 81 ksta
Leroy Jordan and Susie Hs skins
SeosEe r., RlcAsr ane Ruth A. PslDer
Fred USyls and Dead. .mo1s Fbb<
Clifton 4. IAUgo and Mar! A sales both of
tbIssgo III
Elliott Brown AHd Pear Green
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Thyioi
returned to Washington today from
New York. where they went to al
tend the Mozart Society concert and
dance in the ballroom of the Hotel
Astor Tuesday evening
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The Phi Omega Fraternity OF III.
Georgetown University gave dane,
and buffet supper at the Hotel La
Fayette last evening
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On account of the illness OF her
mother. Mrs. Anna Byrd Howell. Mrs
Maud Howell Smith has cancelled ALI
of her social engagements.
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Mr.. and Mrs Jerome n Bonaparte.
who have been spending the winter
at Palm Beach. have returned to
Washington for short visit
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Miss Betty Baldwin. daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Theodore baldwin, Ia
visiting her aunt. Miss Catherine
Judge. in her apartment Mt i1h5
Massachusetts avenue, and will re
main over the Easter holidays before
returning to her school at warren
ton. Va.
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Miss ]. c. Kenning. who has wide
circle of friends in Washington. ar
rived yesterday from Orlando. Fla.
having divided the winter between
there and other winter resorts of the
south. Miss Kenning will leave for
her home. in New York, tomorrow
Mrs Robert E. Nelson will be host
ess at the reception of the Women's
City Club Sunday afternoon. 4:30 to
6 o'clock. Among those assisting viii
be Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock. Mrs.
George w. Johnston, Mrs. Charles w
Fairfax. Mrs. Elliott Woods. Mrs. j.
V. Barross, Mrs. Arthur Steinberg,
Miss Aida Henriques. Miss Cornella
Lyne. Miss Gertrude Van Hoesen,
Mrs. r. Z. Dorsey and Miss Adela
Heaven.
The luncheon given by the klwanls 5
Club in the Spanish gardens OF the
Hotel Washington yesterday after
noon had 100 boys from Walter Reed
Hospital as the guests of honor.
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Mrs. Pearle Moore Gray has re-
turned to her apartment in the Had
leigh from Allegan, Mich, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Horace D. Moore. Miss
Muriel Eleanor Gray, who is at school
in Philadelphia, will join her mother
at the Hadleigh for the Easter holi-
days.
Mrs. John NJ. c. Davis entertained
in honor of Mrs. John L. Reading of
Black Mountain, n. c.; Mrs. w. 4.
Colburn of Albion. n. y: Mrs. Land
and her sister, Mrs. Lula Hibbette of
Louisiana, Tuesday afternoon from 4
to 6 o'clock. in her home. at 1905
Maryland avenue northeast. Mrs.
Davis received the guests assisted by
the guests of honor and Mrs. Samuel
B. Estes, and the rooms were deco
rated with jonquls and other spring
flowers.
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W. &. Leland
to Tell Of Archives.
Mrs. Theodore J.. Cole. Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Miss Frances T.. Chickering
Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan. Miss Abby
Gum Baker. Miss Jean Dean Cole
Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, Mrs. Glenn J..
Swlggett. Mrs. >rthur Bullard and
MISS Frances Davenport. members of
the public interests committee of the
National A. c. a. Club. 1907 II street
northwest, announce an illustra ted
lecture by Waldo Clifford Leland OF
the Carnegie institution on Archives
and Archive Buildings of the World"
for Saturday evening. March 10. at
$3.50 o'clock.
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dance at the La Fayette yesterday y
afternoon.
Depews to spend
Several Days Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghauheey n bepsW
will spend few days here early next
week on their way back to their New
York home from 1t. Augustine, FILA
where they have spent the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs, Heofee b. Brock. s"-
companied by Mr. tist0H Bliss ahh
Mrs. Charles l.. Green Of Boston, have
arrived in Washington after having
spent the winter in Florida, and viii
be ut the La Fayettr for few days,
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The Catholic University gave a tea
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Society
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge to Hold
Reception to the Diplomatic Corps
Monday Afternoon.

Coolidge will hold recep-
ton in honor OF the diplo-
matte corps Monday after
noon from 4:S0 to o'clock, at the
New willard Invitations to the
corps are being issued through the
State Department.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coo
lidge will be the guests OF honor at
dinner company to be entertained
Wednesday night by Mrs. John B.
Henderson. They will be guests Of
honor at a small and informal lunch-
con party to be entertained Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Dennis at
their home on Ma massachusetts, avenue.
The dean of the diplomatic corps.
the ambassador of France. and Mime.
Jusserand entertained at dinner last
evening at the embassy in honor OF
the Secretary of state and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes. The guests
included the ambassador of Belgium
and Baroness de Cartier. the am
bassador of Japan and Baroness
Shidehara. the ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Geddes. the Secre-
tary Of Commerce and Mrs. Herbert
c. Hoover, the minister of Serbia ana
Nine. Groultch. the minister of
Czechoslovakia. DR.. Stepanek; Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, the charge
d'affaires of the legation of the
Netherlands. Jonkheer w. H. de Beau
fort; the undersecretary of State and
Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher. Mr.. Thomas
J. O'Brien, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins.
Mrs. Livingston Farrand. Miss Jose
phine Patten and the counselor of the
French embassy, Prince de Bearn.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh has invita-
tions out for a small dance Saturday
evening. from to IL.
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Mrs. James NJ. Sprague of Cincin-
natl is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H
Ellis in their home. at 1440 Massa
chusetts avenue, which they have
opened for the spring season. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis closed their house fol-
the midwinter and had an apart.
ment at the Shoreham for some
weeks.
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counselor, Mr.. S. Saburi. the secretary,
and Maj. T. Hara. the assistant military
attache, of the embassy.
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i, Mrs Delos Abiel Blodgett has issued
invitations for the wedding of her
daughter Helen Peck to Mr.. Henry
Parsons Erwin, Saturday, April 2, at
O'Clock. at st. Johns Church. A re-
ception at the home of Mrs. Blodgett.
1900 18th street. will be held at 4:30
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Nine. Saastamoinen. wife of the
minister of Finland, will be at home
this afternoon from 5 to I. at 1903
10Th street.
Evening star., 1921-03-18

Nine. Grouitch will leave Washing
ton today for Grand Rapids, Mich.
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Victor Seydell. Nine. Grouitch will
give a short talk on her Serbian aid
fund at a luncheon tomorrow. She
will return to Washington the first
of the week.
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FIVE

feet. One Of the features Of the thars.
will be the exhibit Of A. 8. Morgan
one of tho best taxider mistD In ~
United States, In which exists In West
Virginia. It Ia considered one OF tAo
best collections in the United StttAA
and will be at the Parkersburg Fatss
pennsboro Fair, Wheeling. ClarkA9O,
and Weston Fair. accompanied by5NE.
Morgan himself. who will explaiE All,
the different specimens he has. The,
Department Of Agriculture has . hog
preserved by him which weighs l10e
pounds that will he exhibited at tbs.
Fairs. This hog was raised In Jack.
son County. West Virginia and II oneUk
~" late arrivals Ut the Department.
Museum. ~.
The officials In charge Of the Fairs
expect West Virginia to move among.
the first place in the states with tto
cattle, horses, sheep and swine shqW.
Some Of the NOS competent tudBeA In
the country have been secured to judge
this live stock At the various Fairs a, d
the people throughout the state r"c.t'
show their different articles and atteA1
the Fairs so as 10 help EEaXr i"s...1ic =
ger and better than ever.
The West Virginia Road Commtssion
will establish booth at the var1Sus
Fairs to give any information desIfed
in regard to tho roads Of West Virgtpia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
LEGION CONVENTION
Will Be REAL THING

The coming state convention or the
American Legion to be held In this city
September 20 and 30 promises TO be
live wire. Elmer IIoelSle, general chair
man OF the convention, IL the busiest
man I'm town and could make good use
OF a pair ~ wings X such n thing could
be had. Our friend I!r Adams Is wear
ing his Ford cut call!ng On the hotels
and borrowing; all inc keys so tho dele
gates will have y bunk TO sleep Ia, pro
viding there ~ no crap gar'r IN pro-
gress,
Post Commander Harry Miller has
called the legion reserves to clear the
way for al! our buddtcS from dtncren'
parts OF the state, a. he wishes them
Ill 10 have the time Of their lives IN
old Wheeling, the tlrst city. while foi-
fermAn Is clearing the decks for Tn" Dig
ball ut the auditorium From present
indications everything Is running IN
clock.wurk style and tho biggest time Is
promised all in regard TO old wheeling
bcing all polished Up. II will De whei'
our mayor, Mr.. Tnoncr begins to crack
his whip. Lets go for tho biggest con-
yeption ever held IN Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
WILL ENFORCE
TRACK PAVING
COUNCIL n-IRERS HAVE REACHED
DECISION IN CASE OF STREET
CAR COwANIES

A special conmittc" Of council com
posed OF Counriim"u Cunningham.
fancy and Krcss. was t. meet this after
noon at o'clock in the city Managers
office for tho purpose OF discussing
what steps witt be taken 10 have the
Wheeling Traction company and the
Wheeling Public Service company pave
the streets between tho tracks OF thu
traction companies. Absence from the
city Of Mr. - j. BlllinEa caused posts
roncmeut to \ later dato,
Council has decided to compel tho
traction communities 10 tx tho paving he-
tween the tracks at once, several men,
bcrs Of council having offered reso!u-
lions In council TO this effect and fol-
loving the protest OF o!tixons who nay
they refuse to pay their proportion or
.hc new paving on streetb where the
street rar companies have done nothing
10 tako caro- OF their portion OF tho
street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
DAREDEVIL PHILLIPS
SAYS He WILL CLIMB
WINDSOR BLINDFOLDED

1hrcdcvil Phillips Was greeted u7on
hia arrival this morning by dclNEa :
ton from the Legion, and when askNl
X he wished to SEQ me building hia
manager. Ray Flynn. selected Cor him
To climb. he replied that Saturday was
plenty time enough 81 look over tho
lay Of the building. but his manager
insisted that hc look tho Windsor hol"!
cvor. and upon doing 40 lopl!od that he
would climb hluhfnldcd 10 tho top.
Phillip. !s tho only man In tho world
that has ever successfully aCcompl'sh-!
Il climb. completely b!!ndc"ldcd. II ia
surprising tho remarkable connd"n""
that phillips d!nplayud when making a
decision OF this kind,
Phillips will 20 over the top for The
boys tina, went over tho top for w at
700 y. nj, Saturday evening. HrmemhcE
the date tho tIm.. and the place (WInd-
sor hoteO. The Human Fly's spcrta'u-
lar exhibition of what can he accom-
IAished by human being with conf
dcnte and will power IL without parallel
Phillips Is n Very entertaining sort "f
a chap. ard leaves behind him thron;;
OF admirers wherever he goes. He en-
tcrtalns his audience whilst climbing
by hia witty Reyings occasioned by L
thrill now and then.
PhIrltps lays claim to the title or
"America's Youngest nered"vlr'; he Is
hut % years o. age, His young wife ~
constantly with him and sho displays
tho same confidence In his ability as ho
docs himself.
Phillips Is climbing IN tho interest of
the Wheeling Post M, |. American L.
zion mcr,borahlr campaign, 1t IN th"
aim Of Commander Harry c, Miller to
sign up every veteran in the city during
this ca mpalgn. Tho Lexicon " this city
has been pull!7K ono surprise after an
other In Ink sensational Affairs. anl
have cunr 20 great expense and trouble
to bring Phillips to this city. In view OF
these facts. the veterans OF the great
World war should appreciate tho officer
OF Wheeling Post for the time and
trouble that Is concurred in trying to
sign up tho veterans that arc slow
about signing up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
FIND SHELTER WORKS
THATKILLED THE FISH

\ A sneiter works above Tiltonvtlle, o.
have been dumping acid in the Ohio
river. 1t has been found. and thus the
investtxHttco into the killing Of nsh
ia the river Is at an end. TIE loss TO
the government through this promRcu.
Gus dumping Is said to Be S3o.eoe ana
experts say It will take five yeArs TO
build UP tho fish population as1in to
the point 1t had reached when the irSn
sulphate residue dumped from tnAt
plant became sulphuric acid when unit
cd with water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
FAIRS OF ", VA.
IN 1921 Will
BE- BEST EVER
The Fairs Of West virginia to b Hig'
ger Than Ever. Exhibits Promised
to Break Records. Big Money
Prizes offered
West virginia's le21 Fair IL tn the Max
ing. It VIII be ~ Interesting to
tho City Nan as to tho Farmer.
The Managers Promise

They will have the largest premium
lists ever offered. The combined prem
iums offered by all the Fairs Of West
Virginia amount to $4,000 to be dis
trlbuted to the exhibitors at the dif-
ferent Fairs. Since tho State has
passed a law giving aid to County Fairs
for Agricultural purposes there has
been more interest IN the different e1-
hlb!ts. The different breeders OF live
stock over the state have been getting
their herds In show order and the De-
partrnent of Agriculture has been busy
getting all kinds Of exhibits ready for
the different Fairs The West Virginia
University has all their agents IN the
various Departments getting ready. The
State University has some OF the best
ca title In tho United States which are
being used at the Experiment Station
and will be exhibited at some OF the
Fairs.
Tho various Fairs VIII have An art
show that It is asserted will measure
I'D to the standards Of many large gal
Ierics. The Fairs arc being advertised
over tho State by flying squadrona. This
years dates commence At Aarhnton
august 18th and close at Charleston.
West Virginia October 18th Tho pro
gram Will include among other things
horse and automobile races, exfnoie1oA
Of cattIe. horses, sheep swine, poultry.
pigeonA rabbits, dogx grain. vegetables
fruftn bees and honey, maple products
plants and flowers, women's work ma
chinery manufacturers products and
school garden products In ADDITION
there VIII be stock judging by contests
for young men, boys and girls, canning
demonstrations by Girls Club, exhibits
of the various State Departments and
an exhibit Of tho United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. c.
which takes up four thousand SQUIRE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
Johnson TO ATTEND
THEATRICAL MEET

A delegation Of theatrical men from
this section win leave Sunday evening
over the Pennsylvania railroad TO at
tend meeting OF theatrical managers
from tho United States and Canada
which will be held n New York this
week. The meeting will open Monday
afternoon at two o'clock In the bail
room OF the Pennsylvania hotel The
object Of tho conference Is to bring
about a reduction Ia tho cost OF pro-
ducing and operating shows.
Among those leaving will be Manager
Fred f.. Johnson. OF the Court theatre ;
caldwell Brown. OF GAINESVILLE. o.: y. j.
Saibert. Of Marietta and Cambridge, o.;
!. W. Mercer. OF Washington. IA. A.
c. Hymap. OF Huntington: George rem
berg. Of Newark. o.; and Arthur Ooy.e'
Of Slste-syille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
MARRIOTT And TOOTLE
talk TO KiWAR|AhS

In addition 70 completing ARRANGE
rrrrr~ 70" tho rlHh's rig aHnu"l oHti"E
which VIII hc held next Thursday 1t
Wheeling park. thu K.waniS "'nh at
yesterdays regular noon-dTy !un"h'" on
had tho pleasure OF listening :" tw"
moro unusually interesting talks ny
A. G.. Marriott and Harry To"t!r
Marriott. who was Formerly director
OF athletics OF the Greek army. ann
now II Wheeling resident. talked on am =
i.,iivg uiuunr, TIC Grr"Ns N "omNhr''i
with Other nations. lie said his NATIVE
country is far hrhinI I'm athletic n'tiN'-
tics due, mostly. To wars Which hAFH
extended over tho IIst r"nTt""n years.
lut 10 or,:I,nisiir now b"CauS" "I the
bright future.
"Chcat.d!" tho excellent play now he
Inu SHOWN ut tho Victoria was w"It'"H
hy Tnotlc. who has gained M H". 81
r"putatIrn ~ II playwright arH Hh'' g"
Ills talk was taken up mostly win Il
number OF his compositions. ANA ne
asked for criticisms o. the present pr ,.
duction showing here. Very row were
made however, md tho GENERAL opinion
IL mat "Chcatcd" ~ we'll w"r'h seeing
Twenty prizes have been secured TOT
the rlrn!c neXt Thursday anu 'h'sc
will DO given 10 wirn"Tt IN nthIe'''
events and contests. Pms are no"
complcto for that big affair ana an
members and the families, "a VOL ~
I;iwuu."1. from neirhbur!rE towns. aro
looking forward to the day with no III
lie rlcasurablo Anticipation,
Guests Yesterday were W. 5. DECKER
T " RIVER. H. 9. i'ranZh'lln. IL. H'
Sonneborm ard Harry Toote'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
Adopts Of Equipoise
Will Be q Feature
Of Great State Fair

Among Tho many big free attractions
hooked for tho fnrtY-iirst annual West
Virginia State Fair ny Secretary Bert
Swartz IL the Mirann Brothers. adopts
OF cqulroisr. These renowned brothers
Will be remembered by many patrons
of the Fair for they were formerly Il
prominent feature Of the Rarnum and
R!rgIinr circusrs. For number OF
seasons The MiranuH were also one Of
IN" thrills nf the New York lIippodromo
The most astounding feats OF oalRnC-
Ing are performed by tho two men on
the pLint of 4 long tapering pole. ono
Of Tn" brothers places ono end Of tho
POLE IN Il belt loop and the other as
rends to tho top in sailor fashion. Once
there hr stands on his hands while his
brother carries him across the stage.
the pole vecr!ng under the weight and
loromOtion. Then placing his feet IN
straps the man on thu top OF the pole
stands with his head slhDtinE down.
ward us he waves two American nags.
These are but two II the many specta c.
ula- performances in the act which
closes with a thriller. On a revolving
trapexe high in mid-air the brothers ex-
ecute countless loops that are so rapid
The spectator almost looses sight OF the
men as they swing with rapidly.
6hould Go Early
Fair visitors this year should make
an especial effort to reach the grounds
early. The big program of attractions
IS 20 large that It will be started at
I o'clock and continue throughout the
afternoon. BY going early visitors will
have an opportunity Of seeing all tho
big free acts and other wonderful feat
urcs
All the big free attractions given dur
ing tho afternoon will be repeated AT
the night show which this year Will
be bigger and better than ever be1ore>
As usual the fair opens on LABOR Day
which this year falls on September 6th
nand win continue throughout tho week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12

When q mutual agreement vao .n00o
between Oscar Miller ana Dr.. II. n
Henderson. the case Of reckless orfvfng
placed against Miller By Or. Henderson
was withdrawn In police court yesssr-
day morning.
Miller was driving Packard touring
car and DR.. Henderson . Franklin tour
ing car last Saturday night when The
tvo machines collided in Fultnn d..
Henderson had Miller arrested. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
SAY STREET ASSESSMENT
TOO HIGH BY 500

A petition from residents Of Nine
teenth street, Warvocd. will be pre-
sented u city council next Tuesday
evening protesting against the assess
mcnts made for the new paving on that
street
Tho Ped tioners, II Is said. claim that
they were informed that person own
ing a thirty-foot lot would DO assessed
approximately SOS but when bills Ter"
received q person owing that sized lot
was assessed sos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
nu TELLS FISH srorT

Mike" Aiscocks. conNpounS room
foreman OF The News writes thai no Is
enjoying the fishing at Like Hi'nta
Berkeley. Markham. Ontario, Clnada. NJ"
declared no caught forty n1h In rw''
hours. 1t mr9t DO a II eat lifs Up thArh
for Mike" Is outstay'ng hi: vacation
poriod and Il seems he cann,t bear to
leave "a long rs there arc al y fish In
tho Canuck Lake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
PICNIC ar TARK.

Nomhcrs Of tho Park View Sunday
school enjoyed delightful outing yes
tcrdsy at Wheeling park, A largo crow
wna on hand and the afternoon was
sncnt in races, athletic events ana Ine
hundred and one outdoor pastimes tha'
are peculiarly HttinG on picnic DAY "A
haske, supper was served At O'CLOCK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
REV, fuller TO b.: home
FOR SUNDAY SERVICES

e, w. Fuller. minister OF IN" MrMecn
an christian church. who has oeen
Spending hi vacation In 'o.umo's | M
vcrsl!v o. New York city. VIII DC nome
for next Sunday services ana NJ, SUI
loot for tho morning ut ll:co O'Clock
win ho "Our righteousness TO Ike ed
that OF the ScrIbes ami Pharlsc"s'
For tho evening service at S:VV O'CLOCK
Tho Unfinished House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-12
SCOUT EXECUTIVES
DISCUSS FALL PLANS

A meeting OF the executive beard 81
the elingMoundsyile council OF
Boy Scouts Of America was held last
evening at Scout headquarters in the
Market auditorium. John c. Davis
presided. \ number OF Important mat
ters pertaining 70 tho scout camp. as
we'll as plans for the tall and winter
training were considered.
II, O. Portz, scout executive, made
his report for the past month which
WAS very good. He also told'aoout the
activities at Camp Agaming which
pleased the members Of the executive
board
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