The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26

rlass house will start In full Monday.
and as soon as they are operating well.
work at the entire factory Will be start
ed II was stated yesterday by one OF
the officials OF the company that they
are looking forward 70 steady opera
ZION II the factories during the re-
mainder Of the season.
The Fortoria company closes down for
about two weeks each summer. at which
time inventories are made and repairs
and improvements are made TO the
buiIdinsS and machinery. The reopen
ing OF the tarorlcs will give work TO
many local men. and will partially re-
lieve the unemployment situation here.
VIII Build Houses.
The United Zinc Smelling corporation
has received permits from tho city coun-
ell 20 erect ten four-rooni houses on
the property OF the company on Furry
avenue. south Of Fourteenth street. the
work viii be started at once. and the
houses will be we'll built and modernlH
.anipred IN every way. The company
concentrates erecting IS houses THIS
summer for the accommodation of their
employes, on account OF the fact that
labor Is restricted on account of a lack
Of houses.
Automobiles Collide.
4 slight automobile accident occurred
O. Sixth stree, and Jefferson avenue
otAut ESQ O'Clock Yesterday evening.
when the Studebaker car driven Ivy
Miss Helen McCuskey. daughter OF DR..
W. q. MoCuskSy. ro!ltded with another
h:E machine. No one was injure" IN
the accident. although both cars suffer
cd badly bent tenders and radiators.
The cause NJ the accident could no:
RI
driving SLOW. The name "c the other
c~iHer could not he learned.
Balloon Ascension
large crowd attended the balloon
= a>cenclon 4, Meadow Brook, east OF
Fourth street. yesterday evening about
: o'clock. when Miss Stella Jaeger. ad-
NNrtisinc he Bowman Land company.
og Charleston. went up in a large bal
sn"n Miss Jaeger went uD about eight
hundred feet. and then came down.
mailing two peracRute drops. The lot
sale put on here by The Bowman COM
yauy is quite successful! many lots be-
ing sold. The sale will continue today.
aud Miss Jaeger will make another
balloon aScencion this evening.
Filed Accounts.
Yesterday was the last day for tho
fiiuS OF the preliminary expense &C
counts OF the election candidates. and
many turned IN their accounts TO the
county clerk about twenty filed their
accounts yesterday, but several others
failed TO appear. II was stated on a
local paper yesterday that Chester
Shields account was none" but Mr..
Shields states mat he had filed his
account as s5o.51.
HighlNnd In City
Cecil B. Highland, Republican candt-
GATE for the state senate nomination
from this district, was IN this city yes
terday visiting friends and looking after
his campaign interests NJ. Highland
was wei received here and greeted
many friends while In Mourdsrille. He
states that the political outlook IS very
promising AZ the present time.
Dies at Age OF IS
William Fletcher probably Marshall
rnunty's oldest resident. passed away
AZ his home. near Cameron. Sunday at
the ave 81 95 years. according TO word
received here yesterday. He was
prominent man throughout the county
and had large nuEnber OF friends in
this city. Dr. W. r Fletcher OF
NnundSv!ile - nephew
Arrange Tournament
rians have now heSm completed by a
committee OF the Mosndsv!ile Country
club for the mig In hor' day golf tourna-
will piay for the second time for the
T. " SDurr loving ,,up The tourra-
rcnt viii be an elimination contest.
The elimination play will he held On
the Friday preceding Labor day. and the
aral play for the cup will be plated on
Labor day. The conuuittec Is also
planning several improvements for the
course. which will likely be completed
before the date set FOR the tournament.
Maoks We're Saturday
sThe McConkey baseball team OF
Wheeling will be the aggregation that
Will STACK up against She locals here
NEXT Saturday afternoon and a good
game Of bail can be expected. Much
Interest IS now being taken In tho
home team. especially as dit IS composed
nr local bows The game with the Macks
Saturday should be a big1 attraction 10
the local fans
Chester Shields. OF McSSechen. Repub-
iicar candidate for the. nomination fo7
tho House Of Delegates. was looking
after his campaign interests IN this
city Yesterday.
7. VI Cox has returned 70 his POSI-
ZION at Cleveland, o.. after visiting his
parents. Nr, and Mrs, NJ. l.. Cox. OF
second street.
Mrs e 8. Collier and little daughter
Of EIgh. street have gone 10 Pensa-
cola. Fla. 10 visit friends.
Judge 7, n. Morris ot New Martins
~ille. IS visiting friends and attending
20 business In this oity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller have re-
turned 70 their home on Tenth street
after visiting friends and relatives al
Woodlands. their former home.
Mrs. J. D. Burley Of Lafayette avenue
n spending a few weeks with friends al
the camp grounds at Bethesda. O.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Cope. OF Akron. o.
are spending a few weeks with relatives
and friends In this city.
J. r. Thompson. OF Webster district
candidate for county commissioner. was
looking after his campaign interests In
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Pearl Suits returned TO her
home on Seventh street yesterday. after
attending Girl Scout Conference al
Camp Proctor. Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. p. r. Mason. OF Hartford, KY. Is
spending several days with relatives In
this city.
Miss Elsie Deitz. OF Pittsburgh. Is the
guest OF Mrs. Della Humes OF Jeffer'
Son avenue.
Morgan Strawn, OF Washington. Pa.
W. J. Aoeurg, D. c.