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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

for more than a
century. but by
the advocates OF
the direct pri-
mary method of
nominating can
didates for Presi-
dent and Vice
President.
One of the prin-
cipal obstacles to
provision for the
n o m i nation of
Presidential cam
d:dates by nation
al primaries is tn :
existing electoral
system requirin Z
he C h o ! c e of
Presidential cleo
tors by States. 1t
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

ceedinC Col. Fred
eric X ". Gal
braith. and who
was in turn sue
Gee e. Nv n
months ago by
Col Hanford Mar
Nider. T. launch
ing a career in-
politics. according
to adVi. e. IRON
frand Rapid
Mich. where ~
lives. IL 8 sail
re aSpircS g. 90"
Iruited state
enate. and VIII
seek the nomiDa-
ton in opp0s ton
10 the nresent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20
Open Court Letters to The Herald
Other Peoples Views Current Events

Communications Win not b returnsl
unless specific request for such return
10 made and stamps enclosed.
Letters should Be typevrittsn vhsp-
ever possible. Communications extremely
difficult 10 read will not b considsrsd
No Communications signed with fetitisus
nan ss will Be used.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

Early to bed and carly to rise makes a
healthy. wealthy and wisc-in some cases
But know several men who don't get up
until o'clock and don't go to bed until mid
night, and they have made several million
apiece.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

The new silver dollar is to be taken from
circulation because the designer put his initials
on it, because it is too thin, because it won't
stack, and for nineteen other reasons. But
nobody hates the new coin sufficiently to re-
fuse one. Anything that bears the slightest
resemblance to money is sure of some con-
sideration.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20
WHO'S WHO IN
THE DAYS NEWS

MAJ. John C. Emery. who became
commander OF the American Legion
last Tn-r $40
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20
NO INCREASE OF
INFLUENZA HERE.

Health statistics Of the Emitted
States so far as received by the
Public Health Service here show
no marked Increase in prevalent
OF influenza or pneumonia. officfsa =
say in commenting upon reports
that show that part OF England Is
suffering with severe influenza
epidemic.
Since the severe epidemic in thnT
country in l9lS-l9 and the milde-
one in 1890, influenza has not AZ
peared in epidemic form in tSns
country. Studies made by Tubiic
Health Service ststistiCians Show
that in lSSS-Sl. thirty years az nj.
there was a severe epidemic This
may mean that influenza appeaas
in epidemic form in cycles OF abUtis
thirty years. -.
The appearance OF what j. caIlrTl
{ black smallpox" or Nirulent kind
Of smallpox in THREE middle wes,-
ern States. Oklahoma. Arkansas an
Kansas. has caused some alaru.
This particular form Of s.aallT-I
is combatted by vaccination in *
actly the same way as the mildsr
rms and IL is the same disease.
Many diseases. typhoid fever amR,f-
them, occur with varying soveritv.
General increases Ia diphthertst
, and pneumonia are shown. but tse
oiCials say that they arc the uSuat
and expected increases that coRIH
with the season.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

There was once woman who got dressed
on time, but the clock was two hours fast
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

Jazz is going" saySa dance expert. Yes.
1t seems to be going very we'll
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

Although the GrcEoriau cslcndsia9-
great Improvement over the Julisn.
which IL replaced. II still involves a
slight error. amounting TO \ day =,
1928 wears. II has been PROPOSE
10 correct this error ny making thu
year 1000 and al its multiplcs Is. on
1000. ctC.D common years instead ~
leap years. -
w n
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-20

nut OF all the legislative proposals now
j pending before Congress the measure that
most vitality interests the 10000 or more
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
BOTH DENTISTS AND
DOCTORS TO PICNIC

Thu Marion County dentists are
.gcinG to have long, hard GRIND
next Tuesday afternoon at Trac-
ton Park, where they Will try to
wear dow nthe Marion County
doctors in a joint picnic, baseball
game and dance. The party will
start at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
and 1t is thought that everybody
will get back in time for prayer
meeting the next evening
"Herb" Barnes has been order
ed to put little goose grease to
the old soup bone and will be call
ed upon to do the pitching for the
dentists, while Hugh Carr will
have an X-ray taken to see If ~ ne
has anything up his sleeve with
which to fool the teeth swatters.
If he has, he will be given the as
signment. Carter Fleming viii
likely be located around first base
while e. P. Smith will let EN- go
through his legs at third. Hersh'
SSatterfeld will pull 'em down
some place in the outfeld. He
pulled one down last year in left
and broke his finger. He is plan
ming to catch 'em in a net in the
game Tuesday
who will be the unfortunate
umpire has not been decided. ANY
reliable blind man wishing the joo
may apply to the committee. In
yitations for the event are being
issued today, with the final IN
struction: "Come bring your bas-
ket and family" Those not hav-
ing family will only have TO
take their baskets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
SURVEY
COMMITTEE WILL MEET

The local committee for the tu-
berculosis survey will hold spe-
cial meeting at s o'clock tonlgnt
The meeting will be especially I'M
.portant because of the presence OF
Miss Francina Mcmahon. field SUI
nerytsor for the West Virginia
tuberculosis Association, who will
make a report Another survey re-
port will be given by Miss Louise
Waters, special tuberculosis nurse.
The meeting will be held at the
Red Cross room in the courthouse.
The committee is composed Oh
the following: Prof. w. A. Hus-.
tead, superintendent OF the East
Side schools; DR.. Luther Davis,
Marion County Medical Society:
Prof. L. A. Barnes, superintendent
OF the Marion County schools; G..
e. Smith, Fairmont Times; Prof.
%, G. Wilson, superintendent OF the
west Side schools; DR.. L. N. Yost,
county health officer; DR.. III. =:
Satterfield, Marion County Dental
Society; DR.. J. A. Jamison, city
health officer; w. ]. Wiegel, Ro-
ltary Club; DR.. T.. d. Howard,
Kiwanis Club; T.. G. Boggs, Fair
mont West yirginian; w. e. NC
Comas, county agricultural agent;
Mrs. ]. E. Grimsley, Woman's Club;
DR.. C.H.Layman, Red Cross Nurs-
ing Service; Simon d. Goodman.
Elks Lodge: T. D. Cornell, Cnam-
Der or Commerce; c.. L. Green, En-
ployment Relationship; Mrs. T. NJ.
Courtney, Quota Club; and Miss
Dorcas Prichard, Business and Pro-
fessicDa1 Club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
Says: Crandest Stomach
Medicine in The World

Your stomach may be so distend-
ed with gas that you think every
minute your heart is going to stop.
beating, yet with one desert spoon
full of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin that
dreadful feeling Of suffocatlon Will
vanish in few minutes.
It's a wonderful formu1a-th1s
combination OF Pepsin with other
good stomach invigators-so Won
derful that in one small town in
New Jersey, in 1921, over 5000 bot
ties were sold.
Never mind what causes your In
digestion or gastritis, or how long
YOU have had it, or how many other
remedies you have tried, this is the
enc medicine that Will make your
old disabled stomach so strong
and healthy that yon can digest
anything you eat with out the slight
est distress.
And you know what when your
stomach is in fine shape, nervous
ness, headaches and dizziness
won't bother you. Every regular
druggist guarantees one bottle of
DareA Mentha .Pepsin. Fortney
Drug Co., sells lots Of it. Large
bottle for s1.00.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
MRS. WALLS WILL BE
BURIED AT MT. HARMONY

The body of Mrs. Icie Hill Walls,
wife Of Virgil Walls, whose death
occurred suddenly last evening at
a hospital in Baltimore, where she
had been undergoing treatment,
will be brought 10 this city this eve
ming on the $40 train and viii be
taken to her home at Mt. Harmony.
Accompanied by her brother,
Clyde Hill of this city, Mrs. Walls
went to Baltimore about two weeks
ago for treatment, and according
to messages received here was do
ing nicely. She was taken sudden
ly worse and died within short
time, however.
She was daughter OF the late
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hill, during
their lifetime prominent residents
Of Marion County, She is survived
by her husband, two sisters, Mrs
Elridge Carter and Mrs. Brady
Meredith, and by three brothers,
Bruce, Joseph and Clyde, all of this
city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
WEST PENN MEN ON
INSPECTION VISIT

The NJ. p. &R Co. is operating
a couple Of special cars on the
.Fairmont- Clarksburg and Clarks-s
burg-Weston lines today. A party
Of West Penn Co, officials, includ-
ing A M. Linn, G. P. Billings, G..
M. Gadsby. r. P. Heating and one
or two others, together with some
officials OF the local company IS
making a trip Of inspection over
the lines today. They left here for
Weston on special at L O'Clock
and will be back here early this
evening. Another special carrying
a delegation Of local women to
Jackson's Mill left here at =
o'clock.
An inspection OF the Al camps
will be made, and after supper at
the beauty sport near Weston the
return trip will be made. The dele
CATION is expected back at II
o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
CLUB Will HO 3
SERV IGEsS0N SUNDAY

The Billy Sunday business.
Men, Club has accepted invita-
lions to hold services at six diff:
ferent points in the county Sun
day. All the meetings will be-
gin at 8 o'clock in the evening.
The different groups have been
assigned as follows
Group No. 1, W. h. Barnes,
leader, to Robinson Run N. ~.
church, South group No. q, -.
C. Drum, leader, to East Run M.
E. Church: group No. n w.
Smouse, leader, to Barrackyille
Baptist Church; group No. {.
M. Colebank, leader, to Bentonss
Ferry; group No. S, c. G. Dem
ham, leader, to Walnut Grove,
and group No. 6, S. O. Feaster,
leader. to Middleton:
A splendid meeting was held by
s. o. Feaster's group at Eldora
on "Wednesday evening Of this
week. "A large audience was pres
ent and was highly pleased with
the program rendered.
The next regular meeting OF
club will be on Monday evening
at the Y. M. G. A. Building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14

sale Of their dyes. had sought also
to enter into a world agreement
with the Badische company, tho
chief producer of dyes, which.
with the German dye cartel, he
added had been held up "as the
boyle men Of the dye world" since
the agitation for an embargo was
started.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
WOODS WITHDRAIyS

Owing to the fact that he feels
that In the short time remaining
between now and the primary
date he would be unable to make
a complete canvass of the county,
w. H. Woods Of Lincoln District
today announced that he haG
Withdrawn from the race for the
Republican nomination for county
commissioner.
Combination Of cement and cast
iron blocks has been used in some
recent road building in France.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

Rhonda muer rca lmperio BrltancO
esposa Sir Humphrey Mackworth vOo de 20 contra
neg6 POGO asenO la Camara de los LOres La
e ImperO de
esperarsc solo funda la negative d tuo
la ilustre DANA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

La hermosa de Puerto Rico parte del barro
comeca industrial de La Marina Ell puerto esa
no de buque termno de los vapores
corros de Trasaanta espano Ell meOr eOgiO da
cntendO fOtOgra
fla de vdadera fOta meante
las banderas muchoz pases
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

La Prncesa Elizabeth del Principe
de los Reyes de Ruman haase
tire DANA de pcuresa ha do
La Reina Maria amada Baane
Atenas, iunto al echo augusta hia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

Una delegation andesa ha o enviada los Eados Undos para
pueblo de nacon de Ianda hendose
nombado ere de los dos partdos opOscon ALI
puea Austen Sack James OKal epresentan e pardo
que por Replba por ST. de Valera; de
Oaa Paras Beaslai Sean MacCae representan
actual Gobierno Provisional de Irlanda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

los paisac beo
playa de Fajaro da de tien dormdo
ago Hay ealma ineable eeo nub
epeio azul de las quieta las pameras
gent na-cisismo queran refeadas
la gracia emenina penachos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07


high school Si" ,''''' -,
"a" McEid"Wn"H' "h" - T',, ..''
Maple avenue near ',' , ,.I
Tho pax contains "'",E ...,,,.,l
- admirably H"'P.,' '' ,'.,'.,,,..,, -,
in"r">"E. '"','' ,;, ~! r...n,,,,r 1p,..-
TIC" -. ,''" ........,,,,. and Lime
'."n " IA. a..u. N,ruo!iH's
- ~'"h' ~ 49,, ,,.,,,,,., ~, ry.,r,.
|'" No u - ,,,,,,,, ,r,,r rio famous
,,.,,.,.,.,,,, SEX ,.rcnor,,.nns for hal,d-
1871, Va ,,ush.J and il IS expcc;e!
-" ,L,.;. r-n,cr,s VIII I've unirr fU!.
,N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

which = lust about enough to supply
tho l. * O. railroad trains with enough
coal TO operate.
The situation Is expected 20 remain
tho same throughout tn" NEXT seventy
two hours. and very ittie change" II
any. IS anticipated after that Tor some
t!ine TO come The striking miners so
+ far have conducted themselves in
huc manner and no disorders /" SPEAK
Of IN any big light have been "'idcNcrh.
\ slight disturbance was caused Al t"e
lItchman m!ne Tuesday afternoon p"I
no arrests were made.
State police headed by Sergeant LAYS
pu, an end to what miaN; have tNrhe"
out TO be some real trouble early yes
to-day morning az Forty eighth street
Wheeling, when strike sympathiZerS
mot a number al miners on Their way 10
work at the lI!tChmau mine. Inc SYM
path!Zcrs met about so Of the n"n-un!oh
men and kissing and ugly words were
exchanged between both bodies Of m"H
This was put an end 20 wien the state
police arrived on the scene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
IT FAR EXCELS
EXPECTATIONS
Seventh Ave. Huntington
lady highly pleased after
taking two bottles Of
Dreco, the new herbal
remedy.
Prompt relief from dizzr-
ness, constipation, back
ache and indi Scstion.

Never a day passes now In: what
scme PERSON tells Of the wonderful good
Drcco has done them. Persons suffer-
inC from stomach disorders. Indigestion.
rastrltls. dernnErd Kidneys. sluggish
liver. blood Impurities. rheumatism.
ca'arrh OF the nose. throat and S'om-
ach. nerves shattered. poo" appetite and
the many other symptoms brought ON
by the vital organs being weakened.
com. forward stating that Dr"rn h"s
nut now life and energy !u'o their run
down systens FOR instance:
Mrs. w. NJ Brown. OF gu 7th Ave,
Huntington. W. Va. who has hnst -
friends In this city. said: II nm highly
pleased with what TWO bottles Of nr""e
has accomplished Cor mo. Ny !|v"r W.,
law, which made IN" fc"' '!r"i "ne
achy: I had dizzy spells and "p",.
danced before my eye: my '"ngu" w.IS
coated. bowels c"ust.!:Ird 80 thai
had To raltc medicine Frequently 10 keep
them open. had aching raius IN my
back over M kidneys
"lrliErstion unuI''d -" constantly
and had 20 Lc rra"Hcd Ih"u; Whl; !
ate. Nj sl""r Us lwnh"u and r'l'o*
un edg" Dye" g" "<r'tiS what ".-
pcrted T.: T. Cor I'm crt'r.'y r'l.'."' 80
these troubles. In r,r, "r"l hr't'r than
In 4 long time NJ liver las h""u
purged hu, /, WIS don" gently day hy
day so that missed tn, disagrc"ahl"
effects usually ron" 'hr"uGh with.
Never feel dizzy AID my digestion "a
greatly improrrd Iw sat" nr""o viii
prove u blessing - anruu" who E!vCF
Z q ra!r 'ri"l"
MI. nraor. ~. wall known Dreco
Exrert. ha~ re7druarters ~ c. II
Cricst q Co - w"Ht tho lo'al publ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
LOUISVILLE

Mans ~, he.- rc,ei, d ~ Mr.. ana
~. c,i,,,,.~ tii,nan ~ the death or
,rcir crardSon. Clifford GIIham' from
,,.,-.,r,I,..l ~ tie hone If his parents
at Ca,.hocA Falls. Tn" hoy vas III Nhe
.ae.s and was IT C&r time = pupil IN
the school rsr".
Miss E;heI l,S,'p G." 4 shower on
Friday ry""!:.G - tGn home or "''
n,-ents Mr.. AVID Ms. Smith i.Ster IN
to-nr Of Mr. ard Mrs Mdhton Lodge
Miss Mildred n?rrah Wiz Ia hoS''N.
o., Friday evening !" tn" m"'h''rS VI
tho T O. C.. club At The home Of her
Grandmother. Mrs. Emma Mcfarland \
cod program will be rendered and VS.
itors Will be welcomed.
The Misses Mary clark Eva Sha l.
cross. EStC,la Atkinson. and N"SHah''S
T.. clark. I,cc Murphy. George liun-
nhrey, w. W. McphcrSon and |. I.
,,ow'cS me- one afternoon lately NJ 'he
nom. OF Nils. Matte Mcpherson 10
lrild dress forms \ delicious luncheon
,.as served nv tn" hostess and tho oc-
,asion was much enjoyed by AL pres
ent.
Mrs. Edward Feline and daughter
! Miss Martha, w"re IN att"lothEo az Tue
| birthday party IN honor o. MISS r.I"',
| beth Fox which was Ei"'n In tho mono
| OF neT 1l'If't'Ns 40 49,
! Of st. ClairSville on III" list
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Fox Of 81. Glars
ri,ln will move soon % the farm lately
! vacated by A. NJ. Simpson; Mr.. f"N
having purchased III" farm from Nr'
| simpson some time since.
Miss Frances Shepherd n teacher
residing north OF town. Is "onvalesC!nS
ricc,v following an appendicitis opera
ton Ia a Wheeling hospital
John G. TaECar:. teacher IN the io'aI
school. was n his home IN Maynard
he first Of the week
Tho Misses Ina Humphrey, Dorothy
! parrah. Jewel Lyon and Ruth Murphy
and Mcvsr~. James Barrett and Glen
! Erurnhrcv spcnt an evening recently
! with RarucsNllle friends.
, Darutv sheriff Addison London and
r9mi!y uC 81 ClajrsNillr, were late
| Guests or their aunt and uncle. Mr. ana
Mrs. James Grady.
catherine Fac. the -year-o'd
daughter. ard Donald. the eIGht-y"ar'
o,d son or Mr. ard Mrs W. {. Ncl'her-
son. wnn have hc"n seriously i'll or
pneumonia. are slightly !nrroTinE
Miss irene Richards freut day re-
comfy with hcr sister. Mrs Hazel ME-
Ter OF Wheeling.
Niss Edna Rowies and brother
C,,nrrcs we're among those IN attend
ave. 3, tho SunDrr and theatre party
r,vcn by john Villa nson of st. Glars
yllla ~ Wheeling Saturday evening OF
iast week. Mr.. Williamson even ex-
tended his generosity TO the extent or
supply!ng the ladies' with flower fav-
rrs. Tho occasion was ono much en-
ioycd By the entire company.
Mrs Martha George was 4 recent
business visitor 10 Wheeling.
Enfield Pryor IL Spending some time
with his rou. Earl Pryor OF Akron.
Joseph Hartley of Wheeling was a
recent cues, OF W. r. George.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
McMECHEN
Merchant Is Bankrupt.

q. W. Crow. proprietor Of q genera
store on Marshall street th'S w.
through his attorney. y. T. HryHM'; HeS-
ruptcy with u. s Clerk John II. Eonrau.
in Wheeling. Crow has for some TIM,
conducted general store on M2rSnlI'
street, but owing TO recent i,nAh}ySn1 "y-
rresSiCn he was forced into oankrupl'S
Accident Averted. =,
serious accident WAS Narrowly
pverted Yesterday afternoon. when an
Oldsnohle touring ear TGin,n ,,,, T'M Nh :,
Overland touring car turning OUT irof,
SIXTH street But for the QuirkneSS "t
mind % both drivers. who immediately
tammed On their nrakSr &c. tGSrG "'S"'
Mons Club Meeting.
The rncnlAArs OF the Meas club o. me
Methodist church held an t"tereStIn
meeting nj their rooms In the 'hHVL"
last night. \ musical program was rra-
Garc5 Nv several OF the members after
which a debate was held. Following t"e
program a social Sef sion was hs," ana
delicious refreshments w"r" served.
Body Has Not Arrived
The body Of the late Lieut.. \ y
Mountain who Was Killed IN Franc. IN :
not arrived in this city As yet and no
word has been received CpnocrN'hS S,r
arrival The body arrived IN New ON
civ over 4 week ago and Two nr"therN
Of the deceased veteran from tniS C.,y
wont 10 the Metropolis 70 arcomnan%
the body to this city. II : undSr&I"c'
thac the body will raS' through zen
f W"%e vii be- shipped harh To- this city.
Exceptional Program
A p-ocra,n consisting Of fifteen mum
berS. including debates. "ran"IS, mus
cal numbers and rc"itatouS VIII ne Pre-
spn-ed hv the students 81 Union hiGn
school this afternoon. This program
will take the place .: the regular atterc
noon session and will take up most OK
The afternoon II - Uust" an eia"or2 te
program and The two societies expect
ne affair To b. a hur" success.
Green Esther Circle.
Tho OrsrD Esther C.rvi" 81 the VI. r.
cr"-..A VII 20 d"'jrh'Eu,i" cO'crta;N"o
- the home - Miss N'r=in@, ''ttSW,,, .
,NIo ..yr3uS. FoN"wIuE III" regular
routine %: business .soc!"i time WI! % D.
:na null &c 1n' refreshments WIZ &c
McMechen Briefs.
Mrs T1l~'ar $ coriiIod 20 her nome
n q ya.y cr..,ca} cnrG;it"I. ,.,s;,,
y,r.f Tu"irf. Of Pine Grove. : N!Slt'
!ug with his brother in his city,. ;,
SrISs Ma~Yarc, Shr.""~ = confined tc
Aer Aoale On Fitth street %" illness.
Ia MS Young - ~c-"-t"i As E";ttnc
NJ. G = Murphy has returned home
.~nr, W.l,<buru. where sAe has been
lis!,!a~ w''h friends
Tom Sellers * ah'H .o.ae out ai;"r q
vie S,iss Torna Mu'drew "a alb" n he
olt after bong confined % ner nome ny
'WIStdao,oz Newton VIII" and Charles
r',-nran gn"n. v"s'' rlay rs the guests
O. friends IN wU-w God
Water S'eveas j. able 20 ," or; after
Mrs III Carton has ~"rrrn"d to be-
home a: Setuhenyi'a. act"r 4 short visit
w:.h lora, friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
STEUBENYILLE
ellison Chosen Member
Of Board of Elections

s.,.ro,v;rn ohio. April s-i,,chArd
,-s,.,., s,..-.:l~v - Congressman RAJ"
\r,,~,lv. was To-Day chosen |" ~"Nr'''
yTcrry +. LAWYER ,.s wcm3e: or IN" 'T' .
,,,,,, county EuNcU az tI"tt'"NS ~
~. E,ruhur,n f.NctUt:'e toH'"'i,r' a.,
-, county Watch met At t'r'hatS ''n'
room ellison had no opposition. WI r.
,,,,rH~ recently resigned w"cA "r''''''
- ,.,,...or q, Internal revenue IN TIE
ElrN,era;h Ohio D.Str'';, tr'Pa''l"o''s
,.r,r Way tor Congressman
r,'.,,,,..s ronnairn fov The Ee?uhl!Ian
..,,,'ro,ion cor third term. =" date ne
49,, 49,, ,rt,ye opposition although = -
r,,.,,~.l that both Co!ur!bsana ana Je'-
.,rs., counties will PIT candidates n
the fed.
Boston Team Coming
announcement was made mere I|""f
that the Boston \2uona! League C'"'
VII play an exhibition game N Ste"oe'-
vile on May @5th. under the auspices
-. rho Ktwaris club oc this CITY. An
al r,ar local team will contest with thr
National Ieavuers IN the ncw "nS.oSei
ccrd hu,t for tho Ohio Valley INTER
Cry League club.
Home BurglariZed
The residence Of JOHN Jones on -
Ssur. View was burg .ar.Hci IaSt H'N'',
n revolver, IS In gold. gold "a''n '.'
rhasn and diamond cavalier beng "N Ak,
IN, Tho visitor rradc his entrances oE
forcing 4 window In tn" rear 90 RE
home Burglars also paid visit 20 '"H
home ~ Probate Judge John G. Hc'NnHp
hr, were frightened away after oSe''N-
ing n window.
StnI Captured
4 fFtv-Sal'on sti.l was cAn:Hr'" '"',E
Nv city police In q collar OF house III
,he north end OF n" c!ty and lh"'it
Bates OF this city. who was arrested ''"-
United ownership II" was given Z me-"
Ing before MAYOR Hawkins an" was
Gnrl $500 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
MARSHALL COUNTY
MINES ALL DOWN
EXCEPT H|TCHMAN'S
State Police Prevent Trouble When
Strike SympR thi2ers Meet workers
in South Wheeling

With al the mines IN Marshall c"ui-
" closed down almost entirely. except
The Hitchman mine. IN South R"nword.
everything remains quiet and me-" or
no trouble Is anticipated 80 II result Of
the nation wide c"HI MA" strike AZ
rnrd!nE to Sheriff john llaz."tt o" Mar
shall county. The IIi:chnnH min" IS
working about th!r;y-l,Nr per cent