The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
MARTINS FERRY
WARRANT ISSUED FOR
COUNTY DRY OFFICER
COMPLAINT IS MADE BEFORE JUS
TIcE OF The PEACE BY OFF,
GALS OF MUNICIPAL
+. HEALTH DEPART
MENT,
Interesting Developments Looked for
In Clash Between City and Conn-
~ Authorities.

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moor to tie effect tina; L warrant mad
been sworn out heCor" 4 local justice
of the ncare iv Health OfHCrr W. ;.
Tilron for County Dry officer john
lddinSs created 4 stir ~ interest
amonS the residents Of the city.
According % mo: nation s!ven cut
yesterday tire IL, n.s, "g some time ago
following a RAID. G@v'""I - large guam
tity OF mash ard other refuse on the
streets OF the city N the North Hnl. Fills
attention was called - the matter by
the Health official and a promise was
made that the u;tsu<e would not be com
mitted again. Tho refuse was the
means OF at:ra"'jcE a large nrmoHr OF
files and a menace to the health ~ IN"
community. according 20 the Hea''n
officials.
Following a raid made N this city
during the present week the same OF
tense was again committed and tne To-
cal official states in the interest OF the
protection Of the heal, hot The residents
q warrant VAS sworn out. The war
rant was repurted 10 be n the hands OF
Constable George Duncan for service,
and no Information that IL had been
served was available late yesterday
evening.
Prosecuting Attorney William T.
Dixon in charge Of IddiDEs' case Is un-
derstood 10 have agreed 10 produce his
man IN courc when wanted. According
to Prosecutor Dixon the Health officer
has not the right TO have a warrant is
sued In the case but the CITY official
claims he Is right, In his efforts 70 pro-
tect the health of the community.
Hearing Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff john Iddings appeared
- a=sA-
day afternoon 70 answer to the warrant.
The formal hearing Of the case was ser
for next Tuesday afternoon and tho
case promises 10 attract a large amount
OF interest.
School Bids oponed.
A special meeting OF the board oS edit
cation was he'd in the superintendent
office at the high school last evening.
Mt which time the bids FOR the con>truc-
ton OF the new school butld!UG author
tied last year were opened. Members
OF the board stated following ;hH meet
ing that no announcement Of the awards
would De made FOR soUe tiTH as Il -
desired TO make a thorough study OF the
bids.
KiwaRis Charter Party.
Several members OF the local kiwanls
club are reported 70 nave made the tr'2
10 Cadlz last night - attend the ChHr-
ter party OF the new club At that place.
A good crowd attended tn" event and
the affair is reported as having been 4
complete success in every respect.
Start Concrees Foundation.
Contractor Clark shrimp Ia planning
to start the pouring OF concrete INFO
the forms erected % the foundation %
the new building for Hcslop & Sons an
South Fourth street on Monday morn
- sA,,,la SlAn la ~
pectcd TO progress rapidly as the job Is
Icing rushed IS much as possible.
sustatns Bad Cut.
Trevor Williams ~ jefferson and
Pearl streets sustained a bad cut on HIS
shin yesterday afternoon while work
ing about his home. He IS said 70 have
been cutting down a tree when tho AK"
slipped striking him on the limb. The
wound was given attention at once and
no danger Is anticipated.
Bus in Hard Luck
Bus No. Is Of the Ultimate Bus COM
cany's line seemed 10 te IN especially
hard luck yesterday. A puncture eau--
cd the trouble at the corner OF Wash.
InSton and Roadway streets yesterday
morning. and tho Sarns thing occurred
again In Bridgeport 70 the same car.
again In the afternoon.
Arrange Tag Day.
With q total CT $3.50 as received for
the benefit os tho Fairgrounds associa-
ton TO date. officials feel that aStrenu-
nus eSfor, will be necessary II sufficient
funds are TO be secured TO finance tho
work FOR the year. Tag Day will be OBJ
served In his city today. ard the FOL-
lowing solicitors have been named for
the event:
Fifth and Harover-Mrs. r. r. Kerr.
Fourth and Hanover-Mrs. Wilbe:t
Woods.
Peoples Rank-Mrs. c. T. C~pdesrats
and Mrs. A. p. Dixon.
Citizens Bank-Mrs. John Monks.
Sixth and Hanover-Nrs. Carmichael
and Mrs. Nelly.
F. Murphy.
Fifth and walnut-Mrs. C G. shreve.
Mackay. Stop Mrs. Nicholaus.
Mainland AvoHdale-Mrs. Nc sserly.
Fifth and center-Mrs. Mays.
jefferson and roadway-Helen Far
nell. Freda Moore. Evelyn Brown ard
Dorothy FarnelL.
Adams and Zane-Mrs. Lewis Thomp-
son.
Box ractov-Mrs. Harry Chessell.
Aetnaville-M-s Lyle Chambers. Mrs.
r. o. Lupton.
Arrange For Progrom.
The members ot the entertainment
committee OF the KiwaHis club. OF which
Louis Eick Is chairman held a meeting
In the orhce OF tho Fenray theatre on
South Fourth street last night a. which
the program FOR the luncheon meeting
OF the coming week was planned. The
entire personnel OF the committee were
present.
TWO weddings Coming.
Al least two weddings IN which prom
inent local folks are principals are
scheduled FOR the last week In the pres
cnt month. according 10 information
given out yesterday. The interested
parties In both cases desire the matter
kept secret until a later date.
Celebrated Birthday.
Robert Zseglcr. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Zlegler Of Zare street was the
A. 70 o number OF his young friends
the family home on Zone street last
1pht. the event being IN honor OF his
Yourteerth birthday. The hours were
/xDent AZ a variety Of interesting soc'a>
diversions and refreshments were a fea-
ture OF the evening.
May Suo-let League Park.
Ealowlng the meeting OF the Ohio
Faltey Baseball league officials OF the
Bartins Ferry team announced that
CIV have dropped from tho league, Lack
suppor, Of the baseball team repre-
hing this city on the part OF local
idents IS gwen by Manage White
he reason FOR ,hN action. The Lea
park grounds hRv" hc"n leased ~
lcoIored peopl" ~ this vicinity FOR
~ Emancipa:.cn day celebration and
the arc rs1or'rd 20 have" been anxious
90 take over .Ne park f.r n" remainder