The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-25

s32ol77.9s on July !. 1921. The water
works Debt IS now SlG1.o"o. The cltEs
share OF the street Improvement debt is
s24S.T63
But TWO Calls.
Coroner CLYDE {. IIardesty has been
called IN hut two deaths thus far this
month. Both OF tho cases brought the
coroner 10 RcIlalrc One was the drown
ing OF young man a. Pinch Run. wh''e
the other was The finding Of the dead
BODY Of an unidentified man just south
OF town.
without Clue
Bclls!re police are without n clue as
70 the identity Of the two men who
la,e Saturday night help-up and robbed
Ralph Duval. drug store proprietor.
They are still endeavoriug to land tho
guilty parties, However.
work Resumed
The work for tho excavatng for the
new First National Bank building was
resumed yesterday. following br!et
strike OF lahorers. Most OF those work
ing yesterday were new men with Few
OF the former ones back on the Joo'
Play GAINESVILLE
The Florence A. c. ball team will so
70 Ba-nesyllle next Sunday 10 play the
team OF that place. I; will 0s the frst
game abroad in severa. weeks for the
Florence team.
Charon in Use
Tho ferryboat Charon IS again m use
here and IS making regular trips be-
tween Bellatre and Benwood. some re-
pairs have been made to the boat
While the Charon was out or use Inc
lrontOn was used.
3. A. Outing Aug.
Cant Conner Thomas, In charge OF
the Salvation Army IN Belmont county
with headquarters here. announces that
n picnic Will hr held August for tho
members and friends The event VIII
be at the Wheeling Island Fair Grounds
Grocer Funeral
Funeral services for tho late James
W. Grocer. Ga. who died at his homo on
South Belmont street. VIII he held ms
afternoon at the place OF death. Burial
will De In the Davis cemetery on Wind
ing Hill.
woolwcNver Funeral.
Funeral services for the late MRS,
Mary Woolweaver. aged 81. were heIn
Monday afternoon at the home or j. H.
McClain. 3SQ5 Noble street. Burial was
in the Rose I'm cemetery.
Bollnire Men Drawn
Six Bellaire men are among the Ven!re
Of IS from which II is hoped 10 secure
n fury 10 try Domenic Nentaurato, one
o fthose Indicted for FIRST degree murd"7
for the John Majors death. TIE local
men drawn are: T. W. PearsaH, FRANK
DAY. Thomas Saunders. Dale Matthew
Harry Bell and Max HerzberS.
Fined Heavily.
John Bacob!ch Of Lafferty was flned
s25 and costs. amounting 10 SSb.eo by
Squire John W. Marcel yesterday He
was charged with assault and battery
On John Secuser The arrest was made
by Constable Marver Hall
Motcrcyoist Hurt
Fe,lx Kolchisky. IS. Of Wegee creek,
WAS taken 70 the CITY hospital yesterday
afternoon suffering with injuries to his
shoulders and arms. He was thrown
from his motorcycle while riding pr'
c. W. Kirkland examined his Injuries
a, the hospital and he later went TO MS
home.
Registration Heavy.
The election registrars returned the'r
r.R,stration books TO the election poaro
| office Yesterday. showing total OF -'V
nsrsops registered on Saturday or Sc
! cured removals from the August prim'
nrv This Is an unusually large hummer
! and indicates interest In the coming
! primary.
Kitchen Party.
A kitchen party was held last nigh'
! a, the home OF Mrs. Clyde Fritchard al
I Twen,v-seventh and Belmont streets.
feature will be lecture on the use OF
! aluminium.
Sellairo Briefs
Two offenders. charged with being
drunk. faced Mayor John r. Wyatt IN
police court yesterday and were flned s6
! each.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan and chill
dren OF Columbus are guests with Mr
and Mrs. George l. Hughes OF Grave
! Hi.
William White has returned to hi
home here after a visit at Harrisville.
Mira. Taylor Corbett has returned e
her home here after II visit with rela
tives At Rayland.
Misses Lila and Beulah Pugh o.
wellsyille, who have been visiting here
have gone 10 woodsffeld 70 visit.
Candy ~ an eastern measure o.
.-oI~h, ,-ar,.Joo Frop, Sen m son mound .