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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
PERMISSION FOR STEPS
ON SIDEWALKS MUST
60 IN WITH PERMIT

PERMISSION 10 use part Of tho c!ty's
Sidewalks IN building new houses here
after Will fayc 10 be applied for before
a permit 70 build hopSc Is granted BY
the building inspector. Following the ac-
tiorsoC city council last n.Sht.
Councilman C Morgan Nester last
nicdt stated that since he has become
a member OF council ne has investigated
reoaes,s for permission 70 use part or
hescity's sidewalks BY people who had
buifl homes and that nothiag Else but
grant them permission could be done.
"Insmany cases q person builds out az
far.sa possible and then asks for per
mission 20 erect steps. II the grant was
notSpermitted many people would have
10 F1rnp down three steps from Their
front doors 10 tho Sidewalks declared
Coupcilman Nester
"There may be day that council
wilt want 70 refuse permission 70
person and the apHlican. will hav" no
way TO enter or leave his home other
than jumping Ta'S should b" taken
ca-m,of now and not wal, until those
DAYS arrive believe that counc',
Ebo.fd pass an ordnance now compel
Ing a person - secure \ permit from
council 10 use part % tho C!ty's side
walks before the building Inspector
grants permission % build a AOme."
Council instructed the city solicitor -
1repare an ordinance n this effect and
Instructed the city manager - Inform
ths building inspector not 70 grant any
more permits until permission was
given by the council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
FORMER OWNER AND MANAGER OF
THE WINDSOR TAKES CONTROL
OF POPULAR SUMMER
RESORT
Hotel Is Located Near Weverly' W. va
Place Noted for Healing properties
Of It's Mineral water.

e r. Carney. formerly owner AMI
manager OF the Windsor hotel IN th's
city. has assumed the arrangement ~
The ideal summer resort. tiorland Springs
hotel AT Ecriand. W. Va. which IS 70
Gated ahou, SIX miles from WaEe'iy aad
Willow Island.
The hotel Is situated on the borders
OF Pleasant and Wood counties SIX
miles from WaNcrly and Willow Island.
both on the Ohio river branch or iNe
Baltimore and Ohtc. railroad The hotel
is situated in 4 heaut'tUl natural grove.
surrounded by scenery peculiar 10 me
West Virginia HIS. The building IS
= three-stovy structure and has all Re
copveuier,eS 81 the modern home. There
ora ninety rooms In the building. with
a nuc dining room and Offices. y sh"rt
distance away on the grounds - a fine
Grove Of trees With an orchard oS tw"G-
ty-Rvc hundred apple trees which VII
bear fruit for the first time this year.
The resort is noted for the remark
able mineral wate- springs located
within a short distance Of the ho'e.
This rema rkah,e mineral water Includes
q triune Of qualities pertaining ~ the
mos, celebrated mineral waters in the
world Il goes like charity. even 70 m
weakest Of humanity. and Is said 70 -
lieve them with almost miraculous suc-
denneSs and certainty from such G'S-
eases a. Indigestion. rh"UmauSm'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
REX THEATRE

Tho mclo-drama Of 4 few years back
has arrived u give Us a thrill in stock.
Til, Nccs-ISa,l Go. have given uS nice
urodartiun for this week, and anyone
wishing to have Il very fine evening or
entertainment ran get II at the Rex
Tins afternoon or tonight Perhaps the
best offering Of tn" season Is this week.
nm ia finer play has never been written
Gcu Lew Wallace never wrote play
to compare with "W!thin The Law. y
and I, will be seen in y. Y. this fall
for its annual revival When Rayard
WELLER wrote the play he never thought
he would have another way Down
East" or "UncIe Tom" and It proves
every year. that tn" play Is in It's in
fancy. After years It has been re-
leased for stock. and will have short
stop until fan. when the stocks want to
re able - buy Il again. Next week the
Vees-Rail co. will have n New York sue
cnss n rlay here for the first time on
rry Stage Three Live Ghosts" Will be
the play. ami Il has never been seen
here Mt any price. "One Of the most sat
lsrving events. thus far Of the new the
n,rIcal season" IS the way manager Bail
nuts il in referring Ia Three Live
Ghosts" Dixie Dow long farorite with
Wheeling rcopl" will join the Nees-Ball
70 uCNt week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
SIMMER vacation with his parents in
Na,ly,,l

! Summer Vacation with his parents in
! Warw"rd
! LOUIS Hnfman:I = North Main street.
s,uG,u. ~ the l'N.y5r-:', rf lrnusI'-
! ,arsn. Is nrm, :ur tie ,..mncr Iacn-
! ,!ru.
: I.l,rcuro SIMPSON who underwent
: -, n,.cr.,,,un q, :l. uI;. v-.l"y Genera!
, .u-r.,lr las: week.. j. .,r;,rovtng nicely.
! H. y Schmidt. ~ Fn..mout, 3 a
nus;nc-. visitor in Ih:s cry today.
H. W:il,am Marsh. student nj N"St
v:~-.l.:r university. is num" - si'"Hi
, 'hr summer vacation with his parents
n Warw"od
Ms l.. L Trc}"r'on. ~ REX ii''''
Sou'h C..ru,."a. is VISITING her parents.
Mr. aud Mr. g. W Ndn.rm. M -. t.+!rS-
Iy,H'c. ohio.
Howard Hastings. who loft hero las
September on fishing trir :" ~" MIS-
~.~S.n" river. has r"'nrh"H nome 'r''N
.H""' hN "a" d"''h o. MS '''''''''
! Harry II'~t'"rf
Miss G"r,rud" Fr"'S" or fI'''h' II
street Wh" Wn""rW"n, an ",', ,'.,," -
;H" N"r'. Nh'"l'hE "'S'''.'! IN, '.a,,,
'''nF f'N"lN "' h'E nome anu VII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
LIBERTY THEATRE

Every sister with an impish younger
brother has felt or will feel the irri-
tatlon Of Marjorie Daw as the sister
OF Penrod Schofield in Marshall Neilans
First National attraction "Penrod."
which Is playing at the Liberty theatre.
Penrod. the character created from
Booth TarkIngton's inimitable stories OF
American boyhood. combines an astute
business head with all the wiles Adde'S
cence Is capable of.
Sister, being n pretty girl. has more
than the usua! calling list of young
men: but not a seconds peace does she
have with them until Periods toll ia
paid in the form Of nickels and danes
for ice creams and popcorn.
F'reCkles Barry. who plays the tre
role. Is said 10 hacv been selected by
hoth Mr. Neilan and Booth Harrington
for his striking resemblance in appear
nnCc and manners To tho authors con-
ceptlon Of Penrod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
FIRST SWIMMING MEET Of THE
SEASON ANNOUNCED FOR JUNE a

rai.c. ShndysIdo. Martins Ferry and N
;etm"d;at" points.
Entrance tn all events - free. bat
participants must pay usual admission
charge - pool.
Events.
No. i--Gj-yacI dash for boys, az los
or under; prize. bathing SUIT
30 Plunge tor distance: boys over
20 lbe and not over 10 lbs; prize
A0;h!uG suit.
No. S-jU-yard free style swim, boys
Or men no, under 10" Ms. and not over
$50 Tbs: prize pair or tickets 10 choice
Of either the Rex or Victoria theatre.
No 4-25-dash for girls. ITO lbs. AMI
under: prize. fancy bathing cap.
No. 5-Relav race. boys over On lo7.'
and not over 100 BIS: distance 100 yards
four t. a team; pre-. one ticket t.
choice Of any movie theatre. for e2"N
,.ov on the winning team.
No. s-EauCy diving. rrec-for all;
prize, pair OF tickets to Victoria theatre
No T-c2O-yard swim. free style. open
N all: prize. pair Of tickets to Rex
theatre.
Make entry with Director Faul HcH-
.rr. on or heCor" Friday. un" -5rd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
LOCAL AQUATIC WIZARDS WILL
RECEIVE ANNoUNcEMENTw WITH
WITH MUCH INTEREST
Seven Events Are on Program-Pool
Director Paul Beutsr VIII BE
in Charge.

Amateur aquatic SHARKS ot The en,.r"
Wheeling dls,r'c, viii be given a chance
TO demonstrate their ability 20 an ap-
preclatlve crowd at ;he HrSt swimming
meet OF IN" seq son a, the huge bathing
tank at the STATE FAIR grounds on Sat
urday afternoon. Juno 2+th. From
among those who take part In this event
Il Is proha bic that some likely material
will be uncovered for the blk y. NJ. y
meet that will he held - the pool IN
July. Tickets for the popular stoS>
productions now showing At the Eek ana
the Victoria ara among the prizes for
the local meet tn" Program. wh1"h
will be capahly handled by Director
Paul Beuter. follows:
Open TO all arnteurs,'1 The Wh"ci'ns
district comprising Greater Wheeling
Benwood. McMechen. Bridgeport. Be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
Of the company. She 10 q mel

member Of the company. She 10 q mel.
odious zephyr. she sings sweet1y ana
is agile Even her most loyal admirers
were surprised with her voice as well
ms her feetness of foot. w. o. McWat-
ters. George Dill and James Philips con-
tribu:ed to the levity. The story has
Its opening at Canary Cottage. beau
t!fuI scene. while the other two settings
are very attractive.
Il Never Knew" appears the song hit
nf the evening. while the duet When
We Are Married." by Miss WINTERS and
Mr. McWatters is one OF the cIeverest
bits of the entire performance. Miss
Edna Marshall gets a big hand when
she makes her entrance and proves her
self quite Coincidence. Already the
play has gained big edge. indications
pointing to capacity audiences the baf-
ance OF the week There will be ma
tinet tomorrow and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
VICTORIA THEATRE

"Tho canary Cottage" n musical play
which il not burdened by witty dialogue
but ahounds in humorous situations, Is
growing the hit of the entire season at
the Victoria. charlotte WINTERS and
her talented company leave little TO he
desired IN the Interpretation Of oliver
Morosc0's greatest hit. 4 vivac!ous
chorus rnlivcns the show. The members
arc pretty and move dcftly.
Charlotte Wyntcrs IS the versatile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
PLAZA THEATRE

Love interest amid thrills is happy
combination ot suspense as picturei2cn
IN "Dar!uG Danger III" film attraction
which closes 4 three day stay at the
Plaza today. In making this photoDiaE,
heart interest true to iif" was adhered
to Pete Morrison is the star and
Brownie the Elc0.o0o pony plays an i'm
prrrant part. then there is an out OF
tho ordinary comedy which is hrin full
If laughs and the Plaza News Weekly.
To,unrruw uShcrs N Mae Murray in
"l',arock Alley ravishinc. dazzling.
with lifting wang If cabaret Jazzing
vet pulsar!nG warmly with the lure of
love and exotic romance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
STEAM ELECTRIC
ALLOWED $4,000
CAPITAL INCREASE
Expansion to Care for Growing Busl-
ness Authorized by Secretary
OF state

The Steam Electric company of mis-
.lty has been authorized by Secretary or
state Houston G. Young :" increAS" l'N
.apital stock from $2i."oo t. $lO"."oo'
according TO word received last nigga;
from The state capitol
An official OF the company ""c!"f"H
las, night the increase asked was u"
meet the growing business OF IN" con-
Germ. as it has been growing s'ea'!.''
ard the expansion has Warranted inc
increase asked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
Ed, CARNEY To MANAGE
BORLAND SPRINGS HOTEL

diabetes ana other diseases Of Ike ma
lure.
Mr.. Carney Sel eral years ago visited
the springs. and received much heneh'
from the mineral water that when OF
rered the position az manager or III"
hotel. he decided 10 accept II !mmed''
ately
In regard 70 the future or the B"r-
land Springs hotel Mr. carney predicts
,ha, il will become one II the most pop
MAR pleasure and health resorts IN tA''
section Of the country. He states tha'
numerous people haze been carried u
he springs owing TO their weak phNN'
ical condition and after having used tn'
water rrgasncd their former healthy
condition.
The grounds around tie hotc' atf"rH>
annle time for fishing ana oath'hH
while the evening may he spent III 'h-
cre ballroom In dancing. the music
FOR occasions such az this is t"rniShe"
hy one Of the most popular "rcHcs'r'
In the district which IS engaged 'oF INC
summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-14
Local Mon May Buy Resort.

Mr.. Carney stated that In the ne''
fu;urs II will be necessary 20 o"'.u "'
addition to the hotel by reason ~ Nv
numerous persons VII" VIII \" |" w
sorirrs for their health The summer
,,o,,,Ia,ion has been increasing every
,.'r for tho past several summers ana
mis- wear will be larger than ever
r,tsrrdsrstood locally that next wear
,,o-,or,tioo will BE- formed by some
,,.o, ,,er and the resort bought out
r,rhr If this action does occur II WI"
hn c,rlv next ycar. a. n" local men arc
no, ready At the present tine Tor thr
undertaking.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
RECRUITING BEGINS
TOMORROW A. M.F0R
BOY SCOUTS CAMP
Refreshments" WILL BE RECElV.
ED BY HACKERS OF CAMP no.
TARY. mo FAVoRlTES" is
WATCHWoRD OF OUTING CHIEF.

The big campaign for boys who
want To go to Camp Rotary, the much
hcraldcd Boy Scout camp NJ at the
junction of Big and Little Indian
creeks, for ten days this summer,
viii open in full blast tomorrow when
"rccu,ing" tent will be pitched
on the north of the court house, It
will be in charge Of Boy Scouts and
others who will be able to give com
plcto Information to every boy who
comes there to make inquiry.
"nOys' camp opens July lOth,' Is
the way the big banner will read and
there will be some one ready there
To receive the applications Of az
boys who want to take advantage Of
this splendid chance to get an out
mE they viii remember all their
lives Parents are invited to call
there also and learn what is in
store for the lads who go.
Neither politics, religion or station
IN life will cut any ice in this camp.
They'll all look alike and all receive
the same treatment and OppOrtuni,
ties. Pastors Of the churches of cv-
cry denomination and all Iaymcn
engaged in boys work are strong for
the Boy Scout movement and to a
man they realize the need of giving
the boy something that will interest
and at the same time instruct, If they
wish 10 accomplish the best results.
That is the reason there will be no
dull moments at Camp Rotary. There
will be fishing, swimming, baseball,
yollcy ball and other athletic spor s,
as well as the hikes through the
woods and the instruction In wood
craft camp life, first aid ana other
limos that will send a boy back home
with stronger body, increased vi
tally and keener mentality. And all
he tim" he is there he will be fed
first class food and plenty Of it.
while every minute of the time he
Will work and play under tho guild.
anCc OF older heads, who will see
that he comes to ne danger and that
there Is no faint to his fun.
If YOU are twelve years or more Of
age, and have not already signified
your desire to go to camp, drop in
al the recruiting station tomorrow
and ask all the questions YOU can
think Of Bring along your father or
mother, or both, if they would like
to come
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
OSTEOPATHS HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING

The La Sale County Osteopathic
Association held their monthly meet
ing last evening at the New Ameri-
can restaurant, at which time Dr. }.
c. Biencman of Peru, was elected
president; Dr. j. \. Carter, of Ottawa,
vice president, and pr X. c. DunsCth,
of Streator, sccretary-treasurcr
Dr. Bicncman gave a very interest
ing talk on "Tho Surgical Abdomen
Plans were discussed for the open
ing of the childrcn's free clinic for the
prevention and treatment of spin'l
curvature. which will take place -
the near future. Or. \. y. Gour, Of
Chicago, orthcpedic surgeon of the
Chicago Ostcopathic hospital will
have charge Of the first clinic, in con
junction with the local osteopath's,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
LEGION TO STAGE BIG
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS

Ottawa Post, American Legion, to-
night will hold meeting to make
lTeuaratiOns for M ir.u.lip, wnI"h
will bring the organization muster
up to one hundred per cent. The
campaign will formally open July /,
and will be national in scope with
every Lcgionnairc using his good Of
fees to get all the buddies under
the legion colors as a full tledged
aud active member.
At the present time there are 225
who belong to the local post This
number should be three times that
largo Vigorous efforts will be put
forth to bring the enrolment to
where II bclongs-a hundred per
cent and every eX-service man In the
ranks.
The achievements of the American
Legion during the less than four
years of its existence is truly re-
markable. Open to every man and
woman honorably discharged from
the service of America in the great
war, it is the only national body to
he recognized as truly representative
of the World war veteran, Nation
al headquarters points with pride to
the record of accomplishment in os-
tablishinE the u. S. Veterans Bureau
for the adjustment of compensation
claims of disabled soldiers, the Sc.
curing of state bonus legislation in
many states, and vocational training
to re.cstabIish the disabled veteran
rs a sclr.supportng and useful citi-
zen. But the National Body rcCog-
Mics that only by attaining the great
est possible membership can the Le-
gion cfrcctually perform its mission
nf securing Justice for the eX.scryiCc
man and WELD a powerful influence
in the cause of good citizenship and
patriotism.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
TARIFF ON MEATS.
TO RAISE H. c. OF L.
SAYS MASS. SCION
G-NNTOR WALSH TELLS SEN.
NTL PROPOSED DUTY ON Ed.
lBLES WILL INCREASE FOOD.
BILL $379,5oo 900.

Washington, June q Duties ON
fresh meats and meat products pro.
posed In the pending tariff bill II
effective would increase the nations
meat bill S379100,000. senator Walsh,
democrat, Massachusetts, declared
today In the senate He was discus
sing the agricultural schedule and
announced that from time 10 time he
would submit figures, staggering In
their size showing what an unbcar.
able burden these duties ON arriCul.
Wra products will be to the COrsum.
Crs.
Senator Walsh estimated that th"
duties on beef ana veal would in.
crease prices of those commodities
by 1921 600 goo year. that mutton
aud lamb would advance hv a total
OF S3l5Oo,O0O; pork by 100000. GOO
and lard by $1,000 600 He said the
total would be S377 for each man.
woman and child in the country or
S'S.S5 for a family of five The Massa.
chussotts senator commended that the
increased cost 10 the people of his
state alone would be Sl5,1iOOOO.
The speaker argued that the pro.
nosed tariffs could not result in any
benefit TO the farmers for reasons
he outlined as follows
"A tarih upon agricultural products
except in very limited number of
instances may not have at all the eff
feet of raising Lowell of prices to
whatever extent viii raise the price
to the producer II would react in
highcr cost of living 10 the people of
the country ana react in higher costs
of the things the farmer must buy
"This was well illustrated during
the war As the prices Of agricultur.
nj products increased an increase i'm
price of things the farmer purchased
closely allowed and the result was lit
tie net advantage to him.
"Thc wages Of labor have and are
becoming more aud more dependent
upon the cost of living Increased
costs thru tariff rates of these things
the labOring people of the country
must eat means increased wages and
increased wages in the industrial and
large centers of population means
that labor will be scarce and will de.
man correspondence high wages on
the farms.
an those cases where the duties
on agricultural products will be most
effective in increasing prices they are
levied upon commodities produced In
restricted sections by the small per.
centagc Of the farmers Of the United
States Thus high duties are propos-
cd on lemons, almonds, walnuts, figs
and wrapper tobacco. of which the
great majority of farmers are con
sumers rather than producers
''ln an examination of statistics and
well known information in regard to
some Of these agricultural articles"
Senate" Walsh continued, will prove,
| believe beyond question that this
schedule will not meet with the sue.
cess claimed for it but will result in
very serious losses to the American
people as a whole and will impair and
iniure materially the growing and cX-
banding expert business of the COun-
try If this is true when these tariff
duties are mere paper duties and will
be Of no benefit to the farmer
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
TOMMY SHEEHAM
SPENDS DAY HERE

Tommy Sheehau. well known local
baseball player and star hurlcr for
the st. PaUl Saints of the American
Association dropped into Ottawa yes
terday to spend brief yisi, with
some of his old friends
Sheehan looked fine and said he
was going good in the Associations
He left this morning for Toledo, O
where he will join the Saints. Last
year he was with the New York Yam
KEGS, but was traded by that club
to St. Paul.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received w 10
. p. m. June -, ut the office of the
County Superintendent of Highways
in Court House at Ottawa, ILL.,, for the
filling of the roadway at either eni
of the new structure at Moriarty HUI.
Estimated amount Of material to DC
moved, 10000 cubic yards. More in.
formation can be had at the office u
the Superintendent of Highways.
GEORGE H. FARNS,N ORTIZ.
Superintendent of Highways
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
MUSCLE SHOALS DAM
FUND BEFORE HOUSE

Washington, Juno q The army
bill containing the $7,5o0,000 author
izati0n for renewed construction Of
the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals.
Ala, was called up in the senate %
day by Chairman Wordsworth
McCumber republican Of North pa
kota agreed to lay aside temporarily
the tariff bill in order that the sell
ate MIGHT consider the applNpria-
ton measure which is in the final
legislative stage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-27
IRISH WARNED TO
RESTORE ORDER OR
OR. BRITAIN WILL

London, June 27-The Evening
News today says the government sent
a warning last Saturday, to Tie Irish
provisional government, declaring
that if the latter governments author
ity tC restore order was not cXor-
cised the British government, would
have to take action.