The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
MARTINS FERRY
Urge Daylight Saving

Circulars have been received in this
city sent out by the Eastern Zone Day
light Saving Association. urging all 10
get behind the measure Of Senator Wal
ter E. Edge. who is sponsor for the
Edge-Ackerman measure which has been
re-introduced in the senate covering the
subject All have been urged to use
their influence with their senator's and
congressman for the passage OF the bill
providing for daylight saving FOR five
months Of the year.
start Road work
Arrangements were completed by the
prosecuting attorney and the county
commissioners with contractors Rosser
and Maloney Of Bellaire yesterday at
st. Clalrsville for the starting OF work
, on the Martins Ferry and Colerain PIKE
The contractors state that they will be
ready to begin work the first OF next
week and the job will be rushed rapidly
to conclusion.
Bake Sale Today
The members Of the newly organized
Young Women's Christian Association
club Of the local high school, have COM
pleted arrangements for sale Of home
baked goods to be held at the Yinglins
Meat Market on South Fourth street
this afternoon and there is no doubt or
a liberal patronage by all their friends.
Hrs. 1ISguire Dead
Mrs. James Mcguire, one of the best
known residents Of this city, died at the
family home yesterday morning at :
o'clock, following an illness OF about
year. She was ~ years Of age, was
born in this city, the daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. William McHenry, was reared
and spent her entire life here. Besides
her husband she is survived by her
father, five daughters and one son. as
follows: Emma, Adelaide. Anna. kath-
eryn, Dorothy and William at home. Ihe
funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock with Rev. l.. >.
Rose. pastor OF the First Methodist
church. officiating. The interment Will
be made at Riverview cemetery.
Entertained Glass
Mrs Charles Jerger was the charm
ing hostess to the members Of the Hun
ters class Of the First Baptist sun
day school at her home on North Ninth
street last evening. Following the u.s.
nal business session the evening was
spent at a program Of social diversions
Of interest. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. James HUFF, Miss Sue Jerger
and Mrs. J. &. Mitchell.
Federal Officer 8ore
B. H. Burgess, an examiner from the
department Of justice spent yesterday
in this city where he made an examin-
alton Of Paul Serog Of Adena, Ohio, in
an effort to find out IL white slave
charge could be made against the man
Paul Is alleged 90 have brought home
woman with him on recent trip. out
he claims he did not pay her fare but
IN the contrary she paid his fare here
The examination was held in the onice
OF Squire Thomas Coyne. =
Mrs. Robert r. Kerr was the hostess
to- the Maids and MatroRs of'ths s. city
at her home on South Tenth street yes
terday afternoon. Fancywork and other
interesting social diversions were en-
toyed during the afternoon. following
which a dainty luncheon was served tho
guests by the hostess.
Police Court
Mary Brown. giving her address as
Fulton, w. Va, who was arrested by the
local police on a charge of lettering, was
glen a hearing before Mayor Char les
Coleman last night. and fined SO and
costs. F.. E. McCord charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
was also soaked to the tune of $40 and
the trimmings.
sale . 8ucc0SS
Members Of the Kings Daughters
organizations Of this city report the
annual rummage sale which is being
conducted in the Coyne building on East
Hanover street meeting with excellent
success. A large amount OF salable ma