The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Ing cities. together with mail order
houses. drawing away more than htty
percent Of trade which should normal
~ operate for the good Of WrllSburg.
Another feature. perhaps the most.
important one. Is making the "onShildat-
cd affair i stock company. THIS. L ~
pointed out. Will mean the selling OF
shares OF common stock TO local c't!-
zcns. thus automatically making them
not only a patron Of the store. hui
booster steps. We understand. ar" !"
be taken at once to cndeaN"r 10 perfect
this merger. and this paper Viii he tuil!
informed as 70 the success or taltur" OF
the efforts.
June Torn Brief.
The Brooke county grand jury Will
convene on the 6th day of June and
court viii open one week later. on June
II. The criminal docket !nr IN" June
term - extremely light aS compared
with the last term al court. But one
important case ~ likely 10 come 70 trial.
that Of the charge against William
Prize OF MoundSvillr. charged with hay
ing caused the death Of Mary knopic.
little Polish girl killed last spring
while walking in front Of her home at
Beech Bottom. Other criminal cases are
Interest In PenmAnship.
Great interest has been shown 10y the
pupils in prnmanShip th!S year under
the supervision Of Miss Marian Reed.
The following high school pupils wer"
awarded final Palmer method certiti-
Gates: Hlda Potts. Eleanor Ratch"lL
Mildred Mckinley. Luck Mil!iGan. Mil
dred Barnes. Amelia Davis. Mary Barnes.
Mariana Smith. MarEarc; Foster. Helen
MCcord. l.ron"-a Jones. l.uta Gordon.
Alta Buoy. ZrIla BraShear. Clarence
Smith
Tn" Palmer method improvement GER
titiCate was awarded 10 the following:
Erwin Webb MchH Mckinley. Thal!a
Miller Emma Bishop. Marion Schuyler.
Sucan Schroeder. Geraldine hurley. Ger
turdn Simpson. Viola OChSenhcin. Pearl
DunninE. Amelia Danthine.
Twenty-tour certificates for excellent
work in penmanship were given TO the
sixth. seventh and eighth grades:
Central school--MNrtis McQuistion.
John Thompson. Dorothy NcCrcary.
Bernie" Carmichael Wilma Mct'reary.
Gladys Frank. Emmett Carmichael. Nora
We!ch. Pearl Cawthorne. Thelma Virgin.
First ward-Dorothy Simpson. Jean
at" Waddell, Virginia Tcet"rs. Alwilda
Wiley, Inez Pembleton. Lois Allen.
Thomas Mccord.
Fourth ward-Margaret D!serio. Inez
Yeager. Nancy Diserio. Virginia Barnes.
Leona Treiber, Naomi Brennan. Lenora
Triehcr.
Must Sign Complaints.
Mayor Kraft said Wednesday that no
notice Of letters OF complaint that are
sent him without being signed by the
writer will be considered by him. In the
past few weeks. the mayor said. he has
received numerous letters from citizens
Of the city who complained 10 him about
various things which they thought
might be investigated by him. and most
Of them offered 70 stand back OF the
city father in any action that ne might
50" NJ TO take" All letters. he said.
which are sent 10 him complaining about
things which are happening in the city
must he signed by the writer or no no.
tiCe will be taken OF them. The writers
name will not be made known. but the
letters must be signed by the writer in
order 10 show that they were written in
good faith.
lkors Baseball
McKinleyville will pry of the base
ball lid next Sunday. when a team rep
resenting that town will cross bats with
a nine from Golfers. Howard and
Pierce are slated for the pitching bur-
den for the boys out the Buffalo creek.
with Myers on the receiving end. Moth
ing Is known al this time Of the callbcr
Of the Golfers aggregation. but they
have seemed most anxious for an oppor-
tunity 10 meet the Mcknleyville OUTFIT.
wsllsburg Briefs.
Mrs. II. c. Wells Of Beech Bottom and
Mrs. John Smith were shopping in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Julia Andrews Of Bethany pike
was a Wellsburg shopper Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Mozingo was shopping In
Steubenville Tuesday
Thomas Craft Mrs. Frank Richert
and son. Edward. of Pittsburgh. Pa. are
Wellsburg visitors. called here by the
death Of Mr.. Crafts brother. Alfred
who died Monday morning at the North
Wheeling hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith Of Washing
ton pike were Wellsburg visitors We'd
neSday morning.
Miss Ollie Anna Gilchrlst Of Brilliant
Is visiting Wellsburg relatives.