The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-06
Promises To Send Steam SnoHe'S
Very Shortly To open Road
way in Belmont County
Gathering Attended BY lnous"no''
Including State and Feder''
Officials
Event Held at 6etham Home max
Aonors Mrs. Davis. Wife OF
Governor Davis

Governor JAWS
Declaring that tn" proposed War.
ieita o East Liverpool hignw;F I'll
l5n nils irn"th would b" bc a m"%'
desirah,r addition - thu stat" hsn'
way syS'em anu b. Ot tremendous
yalu- % the whole state, Governor
IIairy l.. Davis IN IN address here
Yesterday afternoon told several thou-
SAM! persons tSum live eastern Ohl"
rAuYtieS that he had been completely
sold @ the impnrtanCr OF n" pro-
posed road" Within 8" days. said The
executive 20 tho crowd. steam shoHrIS
ur the STATE Will be II work on the
narruw$ below Bellairr opening
roadway. The COS; OF The entire road
from Marietta 70 East l.iverpo"I VIII
be between Sl5n01.O n0."n0 and s2".'
ONO 900, the Governor said. I am
convinced that You should hav" this
road" was one ~ the definite re.
. marks Of the Governor.
Besides the governor, Rellalr" had
as her guests yesterday TWO members
OF the Davis cabinet. the state treas
urer. state auditor. 18th district con
rcssmaPsad many county and munr
cipal officials. II was Governor
bay" IT, The Belmon; county metro2-
oils and the city was in gala attire Tor
the occasion with the streets and bust
ness houses decorated with the nation
al Calors \ big sign across Cen
travel avCna" read: "Welcohl" Gov
ernor Davis
- ~
from Monroe, Washington. Belmont,
jefferson and Columoiana counties
were present. They were all i'm
pressed with the way things were
done in Bellaire and many of them
said as much.
Governor Davis and Wife. accompanied
BY the other state ard federal "'t!''a'S.
arrived n Eri!.iCc 1T lao O'Clock ~
spccIa, train from! East l-i'rr"o"l'
having been picked ur ~ Ming" Jun'-
tlon while the tra!n was en- rnut" h,Ve
All alcnS the lire h!g crowds were
picked up. and when the special tra:a
reached RellIlre Il carried some sup
road boosters fr"m Intermediate points
\ Belmont county delegation al aH"ut
two score persons Hl"; M E"\"rnor AMI
his rarity ~ MIUg" uw ;heir arrlNa..
breakfast was had - t"E">iIiaa@
railroad diner. Thu u:N-" Was attached
20 ~. sp.rIal train and brought to
Bellaire.
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hao etrs Gen IN" - 40
hcah '"' S'H's 0'''Nv 49, ,.-
pom '.t"' -. $500 n,.,aI ~.
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returning |" l'''"'''' '"' p"'S
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1ehhSH ''"'.a "'''' -? ~ Us
Noh co'h!''N'eF N""
speakers SIAN" AZ I'e''''"' '''''-' .
The afternoon Was "nSeF'eu as ma.
holiday III me citE' ir"S'NS'' "'' VI
me coal mines were '"ie' eS were '''''s
or the manufacturing lIahts' ne s""'s
sou SchOOL ch!.":eh o. lne Pu"i'C anu
paroChla! sC""oS "Sr' uIsH''>S"i W
noon. Many OK me stores VERY ''"Se"
throughout tho AFTERNOON. sums te"
proprieiors relUsen |" t'oNo eve" uuF-
Ing the ame OK the a'uFeSs.
Juage SoWsn <Resaoes'
Judge warren W. CO"eh pressure" Us
chairman al the speakers PLATFORM
The visitors were welcomed 70 the rIty
by Mayor Charles CuIOertSon and state
Treasurer Rudolph w. Archer, :. Bell
aire resident. Response was mad" by
congressman Frank Murphy. an advo-
cate for :he proposed road. Leon G..
lIerr.ck. state highway commissioner
spoke briefly. following which Governor
laE's s"'Ne' N''e' TIC S''N""s >'e4e
Was reception.
Governor pNSiS anu VIE TX "'H'
night out OF "HeeLhE LOT Ne" io'N
tlty 70 SFe sothc o. S"e WIZ" S'''es
paIl games
ConInenos fuonc sp"a@
GoFerh"" iSN'S com'nehue" ,He peo-
pie OF the NV" counties tHroU6h "hicA
.hs p'aH"',' ''H't - ~ :" 4"s 80 t '''.
lie spirited interest IN the hiSh"aF
movement aNd ""uc' thlI Il VIII re 'ne