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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-28
DOESN'T UNDERSTAND NOTICE
Hays Attorney Doesn't Know Per.
sOnaIIy Doctor Who Warns Him.

Hays, Kan. March 2s.-Mystifica-
ton over the notice filed by DR.. Roe
rig. with the register of deeds of Sa-
line county against c NJ Holmqulst,
of Hays. and o. L. Maddy, S. c. Pen
nick and Postmaster W. F. Crosser at
Salina, stating that he "forbids them
to approach him again" was expressed
here today by Holmquist. an attorney.
yes. I know the doctor" said the
attorney. but I never had any. deal
ings with him Of any kind One day
I dode with him on the same seat of
train 169. That is about the extent of
my dealings with him. am at loss
to know the cause of this notice. He
is building up a large practice, and
his patients have unlimited faith in
his ability. they tell me-
The notice, as filed states, "Sir: I
am forbidding you to- modest me ever
again. In particular I am forbidding
you to try to approach me, or to make
any other persons approach me.
DIR. Roerig.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MOVE WITH
CARE IN ELECTION

\ meeting Of tho League Of woman
" 20 O'Clock Ia tho a. -. wv. auditor
iuun at which limo tho nrsI official on
prossiUn from the monVborn VIII he
hoard concerning tho coming npcCial 10
rnIi ciocti"n Ia hr huld GA January ~
4 report FROM joint ""nmliIoo or tho
two nrHnnlEh tl"uH. I"nHuo IT Women
VutrrH aud tunmlitco "r ono hundred,
win lao made
10th oruRniEntinnn arc rl"prlmg care
fully to avoid any misunderstanding 81
INSTRUMENTATION ~ 1" their activity
In tho coming cloud Ion hrnd"rr Hny That
their only activity II 10 Hlv" IA" po"plo
Of Wheeling mn hnnrHt cl"Cilnn. hut Will
IkcIy puRRCut IA. nnmcr Of F"ino can
dIdntcH who thry bcli"v" would b" cap
ablo to EIvo IA CioRn and honest adniniH-
trRtiOn.
II IL lIkoly that Ia" committee VIII
endorse n candidate from zach wnrd to-
day and viii probably endorse several
members OF tho present administration
Counoilmcn otto and KrcsH. II IL mid,
will 10 endorsed. whilo Mayor Thon"r
will lIkoIy DO endorsed ana Councilman
Cunningham from the Eighth wnrd
Cunningham has taken practically mo
nam, position as otto. KresE and Thnncr
throughout the entire election inv"Sti-
CATION and tho night on tho recall move
mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Declare Japanese Will
Not EVaCuate Shantung

Washington. Jan. 8.-(By tho Asao-
cIated PrcBa)@The Chinese people VIII
resist by every means ut their dispoHal
nm attempt by the Japanese to open d.
rect negotiations with PekinE on tho
Shantung question. representatives or
Chinese national and provisional organ
lzatIons, who are here ms unofficial oo-
servers at tho Washington conference
declared In n formal statement to-day.
should the AnElo-American GOOD
offices fail TO bring equitable solu-
ton. the statement said. the ShantunB
question should he brought before tho
conference. and should that fall action
independent OF the conference should be
taken by tho Chinese delegation to VIM
dictate China's honor.
The present deadlock. tho statement
added, was "delheHtely created by
Japan for the purpose OF causing delay
md carrying on intrigucs In Poking'
The action and attitude OF japan. tho
C'hincae representatives, declared. have
convinced us that Japan has no lnten-
ton to Quit ShantunB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
ANNUAL MEETINGS
CALLED FOR TODAY

Rovornl Wheeling bonlcI nnd "'hor
Institutions win hold their annual moo'-
InEu az ztochholdorp today. foe tho oioo-
tInn az officers. Ia hoar annual Top"it"'
and To transact such o'hor business nm
may properly como before tho meetings
Tho annual meeting Of "t"chh"ih"r' OF
tho wheeling Rank 4 Trust Company
will bo held ut tho banking h"nno 10
tween tho hours Of Z aud o'cl'k
Tho annual ntcailng nr tho Wheeling
uoIm"nt urldg, company Will b" held nj
two o'clock today ut tho oni"o OF tho
company
Stockholders or tho Half Dollar
Rnv ingr bank wlll hsyo thoir annual
nsotinK NJ tho bank Mt lh'oo O'Clock
this hftrrn"nn.
AtockholdorH Of tho Hank or tho ONO
Valley viii moot thiH afternoon In thoir
bank building nn Twelfth ntroo'.
Tho annual mootiuR or tho Women
Hospital Association Will 10 hold THIS
afternoon at thrsH o'clock at tho OH"
Valley Gonernl hOIpltRl
Tho annual mootlnE OF tho Young "o-
mons ChriAtlan Association will no hold
Mt tho association building at IL o'clock
this forenoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
PASTOR
At SAINT JOHNS

Ucv. 4 Voc. ~ ,hr~ Sml'yh"lh H'r""'
E,nnrClI,nI church "r lI'lrhurEh. Hp"ba
last might h'fur" n lnrE" congregation
At ~. I,hn'u Evangelical Chnr"h on tho
South side. taking 49, hla t"'t 10"
IpIr ltunl Ncucwnl Of IIumnnlty.
Rev. N"ss said. In part: Tho spiritual
renewal Of humanity IL being rcc"g-
niZcd M essential In our day. Religion
Ia once more coming into It's own ana
tho message OF Jesus christ Is OF In
telling power. The dark days or tho
great war created doubt apl wcnrlncHS'
but humanity Js once again yearn'nH
for the communion with Gop. and every
day In the needs Of men tho altar Tor
tho most acceptable works 'Of Cod. An
weakening scnse OF responsibility To-
ward God and men IL urging tho april
cation If Christian prinCinlcs TO prob
lens az social and Industrial life and
tho ushorinE in tho period pr righteous
ness and justice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Will Confer on New
Wage Scale for Miners

Hpaclal Dihpatch To Tho Intelligence.
Cumberland Md. Jan. 10th tho
IJppSr Potomac Coal association and INV
operators OF tho BeOrEas Creek Tor
rltory held meetings. In Cumberland last
nIRht and elected representatives To
confer with representation OF lh''f
employees regarding now scale. 81
fsctiva April / Frank J. Drum. dIH-
triot praHldont. and william J, Tr'ck"tt.
who 10 secretary -trolnuror Will f"W"-
ssnt tho miners.
The operators howoVcr arc not meet
ing Msasra Drum and Trlohott "n Of
foiAlB OF tho union. II Is announced.
hut puToIy ha representatives OF tho
miners.
Tho msstinE will 10 held at III"
Southern hotel. baltimore. nlthor Mon
day or Tuesday. Tho operators ara
anxious to have tho matter Of a n"w
acals settled at once. that th"y mhy
begin on contracts. ~ und"r tr"r"n'
conditions they asy they hopo Tor hl'lo
. In tho future.
ina representatives OF tho upper To
tonao operators at tho meeting viii DO
II. NJ. DodSon. Bethlehem, Penn: X =.
MaIonoy. Cumberland. 3. ID. Brady.
Fairmont. ana j. W. F'"I"""e' ~
dslpha: nltsrnateA Douglas Gorm'n.
baltimore: Carroll rattison. BloomlnE-
ton. Md. and Warder X. Nethkcn'
Cumberland.
The George Creek representatives wil'
ba John 8. Brophy. and G. Marshall
Gillette, FrostburE; Horace i. With
worth. westernport. and Elklns Read,
Lona coning.
Following the appointments the COM
rnittees went In joint session TO discuss
the situation. The Upper Potomac hold
inKs arc largely In West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
REFLECT MRS. LEAR
C. D. A. STATE REGENT

Tho West Virginia Court ~ ia" fhih
Ollie DauRhtcrr Of America h"lh mn I'm
purtnnt meeting FntuTlmy afternoon nj
tho Carroll club. with many Of tn" local
members and several Waiting m"mhcrH
In attendance. Mrs. GcnCSl"vn Walsh.
OF Utica, Now York. aupTCm" grand re-
gent Of tho national organization. and
Mrs NJ. T.. Kelley. or Utica, nntl0nnI
hccrotnry. wrro tho distinguished vlHl-
tors hero for tho event and "V"ry court
In tho state had ono or moro representa-
IiVrn pr"Hcnt.
Mrs W. l.. Lear was reelected M
state regent. which office nho han held
for tho luri two years.
Othcr orfiCorn elected wrro.
Hocr-tnry Mira. Michael MuGraw. OF
ClnTkHbuIE.
TTcnauTor Allan Anne Kohhy. OF Falf-
mont.
Adyocntc Milan ELLA &. ullllKnu. Of
thnTloHton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
GOVERNOR RITCHIE, OF
. MARYLAND ILL; MUST
HAVE REST PERIOD

Annapolis. Md. Jan. S.-Gov"rn"r Al
bert C.. Richie IL III. and after CON
suitation of physicians tonight DTS
Gordon Wilson and ]. .. Purvis issued
this k.,letin:
Governor Richie has dehn''e e"s'
OF moderately severe influenza co'nph'
Gated by bronchitis and aggravated bF
his rundown condition. Incidental TO
oyerwork. Tho severity OF symptoms
with high fever. nocossitates his noso-
lutte isolation for a period or days AT
least Isolation Is necessary because
We md that his fever In part Is due 10
worry about work In connection win me
legislature. which no expected TO DO THIS
coming week.
AT O'clock tonight the governor
tamparaturs was lOi. pulse l0s respira-
tion as
Mrs. Ritchie. tho governors mother.
Is at HIS bedside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MYSTIC LODGE IS
HOST TO PYTHIANS

with large representations pr''S"n'
from sVsry PythIhn lodge In IN" wheel
Ing district mrmherH Of hBh'io '""a"'
No. ~, X. OF -. entertained Win TN"
fourth vista lion OF IN" s"rl"H "r elRh'
Saturday night In N" Junior hIEh
srhool at Elm Grove, Tho affair WAS
most nucoeaRfui. and th'ro wnH 'htg"
attendance Tho program was into''
estinK, and an follows.
SslectIon-The NRndD'ett" orchcHIrn'
direction OF rTur. Henry Schomher
Adtlrcsa or Welcome Nrn. John J..
Arbsnr. supreme representative. Mystic
lodge. No. 20.
Nylophono rolo--wurrcd Simcral, ac-
communist Mrs. T., SlmUA
Response TO address OF welcomo-bro
Victor Myers. u ID. q. c.. Littlo Prince
lodge, Moundsville. W. Va.
Ono-act akIt--ParRiise Lost. NerSloh
OF 1929, Bros. r.. Simms. 81. McAfoo and
u. Helmbright.
aslsctIon-M undolctIo orchestra.
Yolcal sol SolsCted). Prof L. T..
King.
Xylophone solo--Ar. SimeruL
A few minuteA In tho realm OF magic
BRO. w. 81 HobOut,
Selection Ma nd0!ettc orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
COOK MISSING WITH
MONEY AND CUTLERY

Whom walters at the White House
restaurant, No. 10+S Market street.
failed TO receive anything from tho
kitchen after they had passed orders
back to the cook. an Investigation was
started by James Tavlaredos, manager
OF the restaurant to see what happened
TO the cook. Thinking him asleep. the
manager went 20 the Kitchen but failed
10 md Nick Victor, the cook.
Il was later discovered that Victor
uuit his lob withou, notice and took
a $50 bill, two razors and a number OF
KnIvaa and forks with him. AZ n result
polica are looking for Victor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
WARWOOD
Silver Gross Oircls

The Silver Cross Circle OF Kings
Daughters OF Warwood will meet at tho
homo or Miss Ann Williama tonight
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure will preside and
number OF business matters will be
brought up. All members arc urged to
attend. A social limo will follow the
buHlnoba meeting,
Entertain Club
Mrs Arch Iudgley VIII entertain tho
onTd club Of which kha Ia member nj
hoT homo on WarwOod nVonus WshnoH-
day evonlnE After tho pleasant pan'
time "a dainty lun0h1un will ha Hnrvod
To tha following Mssdanea g. Thsrln.
j. w. HrowU. william Ghainhorn. g J..
Doty. Cart Hnowlor. John p'nnnor.
Carl HorlE. W ". MrNamarn. iiuIn Muir
ray aud ~. Htr"e,'ol.
Church Ruppsr
Tho Ladies' Aid Of tho Presbyterian
church will glve a supper IN tho social
rouma OF tho church ThurHdpy evening
January 10. Mira u. ". Rhearln1 In
general chairman. MrH. Arch ltldHoly
will hnvo charge OF tho kitchen whllo
Mrs J. u. 1cdilIion will hnvo charge
OF tho dining room
Kings Daughters
Tho War&ood Senior Circle OF Kings
Daughters Will moot Tuesdny evening
January 10 at tho homo OF MrB Charles
Kendall OF WRrwood avenue A very
Interesting progrnm In In Btorc for
every ono OF tho members. A social
tlmo will 10 enjoyed by all and will be
In charge Of MrH. j. ID. Hedlll0n.
WArwood Briefs
Arch Monroe In suffering from badly
mnnhod foot which no sustained at hin
work ut the National Furniture Co. In
the north end.
Tho mnny friends OF Mrs. G. NJ Nc
EIrresh will DO panied 10 lonrn OF tho
death or hor mother which occurred
Hnturday. Mru. Btowart lived la Now
Cumberland. w, Vh,
Mira rrod Croy or Vance nvonno hhn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

,u,n.d ~ Ih.ir h",n. at t1tt.b,f oh.
after -rruhlne the w"sb end win
frInndH hein.
g. H. glllIgnu. ~ Fairnont was "
burInsrp virii"r hrrn saturday.
Ham I.rvy hr" returned honyn. after
attending Ia burInonH IN tlnvalphh.
Mira. Mo,ia Mntheps In ~ at hnr hons
on Center HtTort.
Mira &. r.. Daniels. OF Twelfth street
In uponding n few days with friends nj
Wheeling.
Mrs. J. s. hurley. OF Pleasant Valley.
In spending Il few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Churlos Stewart. OF Second
street.
William Hunt. OF Powhatan was visit
Ing friends here yesterday.
Mrs. G. @. Wells has returned to her
homo at Columbus. after spending sew
oral dnyH with friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Saratoga Springs. \. Y, Jan. S.--Mra.
George Foster Peabody writer nnd
philauthropist died Of bronchial pn"u-
mnnia early today at Yaddo, her cstht"
here She was critically III only few
days. although she had been an Invalid
for many years.
Under the name Of Katrina Trhnk.
she wrote many novels. plays. poems AMI
articles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
NUMBERED AND RoBBED

Uni0ntOwn. Ia. Jan. S-Tho BODY OF
Paul Newcomer. p. taSicab driver.
wau found In road near Sm"Ah. h'o
miles from here. with bullet wound III
his head.
Newcomers body WAS found WIN ms
pockets turned inside out. The Contents
being nissinE. lila taS'hh also hHd u'A'
hppcaTed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
nrUnpunnD AND nonnHD.

Salisbury. Ma. Jhn u. Leonard W. 10
lotto, u wealthy land ownnr ropldinR nonr
Tnnloy, Va about 20 miloH from hoTo,
wnn killed lato lnnt might ana robbed or
moro than $1,000
IIolOIo Withdrew tho money from ~
hank To conclude tho puI'hhno or u
farm UoiuTnlnH 4" hi" homo nhonl
hunk. no wont /" IA C"alhuE. In tho ROM
or tho building Ia obtain fuel Tor tho
ulHht
Whom 10 failed 10 return for H"V"IrI
houTn, hin wlfo went out I" n"" or nh"
could find him and stumbled "vor HIN
body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Southampton. N Y. Jan 1.-Two
young girls broke through tho thin leo
at Iaka AERwam whiio Skntl today
aud then chung NO tightly about tho
mock ar youth who triad To nnVo thnm
that oil three wore drowned
Tho b0dion woTo recovered soon after
ward and ruRhod To tho southampton
honpitni. whore M un,uoooHnful attempt
was rnado to induce nrtincnl respiration
Tho Victims woro Mario Inchhcid, ~.
Rtolin Largo. -. and Charles JonkinH.
10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Hundred Arrested at
Youngstown Under New
Mayors Cleanup Plan

Youngstown. o. Jan - Municipal
court Judges tomorrow VIII lace one Of
tn" largest doCkcts In tho history OF
the city as result 81 tho strict en-
forCcncnt to-day OF NVor George l..
Olcs' orders that gambling md liquor
selling bo abolished and undesirable
persons be chased out OF Youngstown.
In four hours more than 100 persons.
90 per cent OF whom were In the class
designated by Mayor Olcs ns being
without visible means OF support. were
arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
DEATH ROLL
suTV UaOh man.

Tnlru"nt. W w jim lI"n'N
IIockmnn. ng'd ~ y"Hrs. wealthy "lI
producer "r Warrington. wnH f""m"
dcnd ~ bed t"dny u, IA" h"m" "' h'H
RIrtcr. Mrs T. IHud"rhnugh. NJ MRun'"f
ton. Ito had hocD in his usual H'"i" "'
health Heart trouble Ia nurilmi"h II"
tho Cnuao of his d"uth. \ widow an"
two sIatcrs survive. Deceased wa"
prominent In NIL Masonic bodies ana be
longcd to Osiris Temple. order OF The
Mystic Shrine. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
RNy&aiSa
emz1m>A--.~

IlAg uoatA chairman uf tho entertain
nsnt committee I"T I"dsys Meeting OF
the members or tho Wheeling I'd tlnn
has arranged an intafoatInH aud novel
program aud large attanin noe la an
tloIpaIsd Tho meeting Will ha haln at
noon today la the Lihs 'iuh. on
k1ftssnth street
w. a. nlhin. manager 81 III" local
branch OF tho M"rrFi t'h'n Hank on
Eleventh street yesterday s"n"""""h hla
company will dauiaTs dividend FSbTu'
AIRY lat Ur tw" ard ono hslf Nrr cent
higher fhan oynr h"fute M Ilhln u"
clarsa buHinoau pr"sp""ta nro brighter.
ThIrty-nvs membrrn ~ III" Hni"r
force OF tho ,. Hch"nk n S"nH Company
held their anpunl family banquet NJ
tha Mcclure h0tel Saturday rvrniuK. tho
AFFAIR being most successful. J. A.
Uswklnron, prcrldcnt ~ The Allied
PackerA Of Chicago was the guest OF
horror, and no undo nm Interesting ad-
dress on conditions tudny ~ compared
wi h tho past year predicting 1922 viii
INIT much hotter conditions In tho pack
IN industry.
OTTO Schcnk waH t"gStnnHtcr and
everyone pr"rent waA called upon for II
short but Interesting talk
'.he January term "r circuit court
opSns today with tho 'aI,lnK 81 the
docket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
COTTAGE PRAYER sERVIonH

The Second t'uitoi l't"rhylorl,n 'hu,' Ia
will hold rsouIuR prayer rotsl'"r thir
week at tho h",n"r 81 r"rn,l,otH 81 tho
aoharsHutt"" ''t '"'"h. January
10. thoro viii leo '"''r"',"l''" rcr,l''e At
IhS morning w"tr"ip
Tho frat or ~" n'ri"r 81 '"i'"r"
mayer msatlngR viii 30 hoId tlt even.
InR al tho homo 81 MlHa jHno Young.
Tit Main street. and ut tho h"mo 81
Mra. Catherine Anderson. 2Jlt Market
streSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
RATTLE onLnBMATnD.

Now Orleans. Ian. S--rho ono hun
arcd md noventh annivornary OF tho
victory OF General Andrew jackson
rnrcoa over tho British at Chalmtto.
near Now Orleans. was celebrated hero
today with religious HorVlcoH at sew
oral Catholic churchon ana by III" as
dicatlon OF KniGhtH OF Columbus now
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MOUNDSV|LLE
TRIAL
FOR COURT TODAY
nhsrrRrd Young Mon 20 ne ArraiGnsd
Another Up on Forgery
Charge.

Tho irnI term or circuit court will
rlnrt horo this morning whom tho potlt
jurors will appear.
rho unncH not for today Rro thoHo OF
Chnrl~r Mcrccr. George Iily and I,uH-
n"l RugcrIon. all charged with adultry.
and TINT Of ituaH"lI Pierce. who j"
chnrHuh with forgery.
The case ngnInat Mercer. Lilly and
Rogcrsun. all Shorrnrd young mon, In
expected 10 DO quito intrrcHting. Tho
charges grew out OF tie caso hoard
here nj tho last term or court. In which
tcv DcnrIcn. OF Shcrrard was involved.
II In said that "a HeriOun statutory cnnn
can bc brought ngnInHt~ the young men.
The sumo young woman IL involved In
tho cnro who brought tho charge nRalnht
ltov Brariun. Sho In nov married.
ItunnoIl Fierce. II Forl Ridge young
man. han ii forgery charge against him.
Thin Cnro In nlro set for todhy. All
four OF thcno mon woro Indicted by tho
rporinl jury which met Friday.
Tho Trial or Leo uolihHky. Uonwood
man who In chnrHod with having n
inunmrhino nIlll In HIS pqHHounion. ~ rot
for tomorrow lilo wan Indicted by tho
nrni grand jury.
MoundaviIls nra.fs.
Minr Rita Mch0n nhnt returned Ia her
homo at I'Rrkorn. nfior being tho Euont
OF MIrn Anna Onrrinon. Of JnnorHon
avenue.
Minn NolIlo i>rwiH. Of ~. Mnrya was
tho wooh ohd guest Of tiVeH horo
Mrs J. N. Wayne and children. HAROLD
nnd Naomi. arc III" guoH'n OF rohuV1P
at Prnrtr
Mirr polly TIHhor. Of hrh avenue, has
returned homo after Waiting friondH Mt
WnTwOud.
MI aud Mru, JnmoH l'arksr haVo re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

istt for dndis wh1s shs and MI Cfht
viii spsnd The winter
Ttsnt Stewart ~ Holidays Cove II
tho guest Of y w. FiarbHnth.
Miss bertha Barr ~ pittsbnfAh, -,
II tho guest Of Mrs. Fred Lorts of -
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
BOTTLE WORKS
BURNS;F|R[MAN
MEETS INJURY

The Martins Ferry BottlIng Works. Mt
5O9 Main street. Clarks addition. Mar
tins Ferry. was practically destroyed by
fire early this morning. The flames com
mumCatcd To the home OF Joe otto. at
50i Main street. damaging the OTTO
home considerably. Howard Donmyer.
fireman. was struck In the head 10y Il
piece or falling timber and was pain
fully hurt hut later recovered suiric-
iently to rcentcr the night against tho
flames.
No estimate on the loss In the FIR"
was available nj three O'clock. as none
or tho owners OF the plant could bc
located AT the fire.
Housed from lids slumhrrs At 10
o'clock. Joe otto discovered that III"
Lnttling warkn Was mans "f nnm'n
inside aud TINT the fro had spread /"
hl- own house. eating Into hlh home
Through II Window fran" on tho aldo
nost /" tho hnIlling works lilo i"nn"d
hIs family and got uhom "uI az ia"
h"uao. In thu moanilmo. II nolEhh"r
ACROSS tho street had turned In an alarm
from Ii"s 10. ana f"w mlnui"n lnt"r
Tho general alarm called tho on,lro Mar
tlnp Forty department
Al throo n'cloch. flames wOro atm rHg
through tho room Tho otto homo had
boon saved from obstruction.
rirsmAn injured
WhIlo lrrmcn worn lighting III" hnmoa
n pIcCo 81 Timber Toll Howard Don
mcyor. or Third Htrcct. a nroman. was
hit ON tho head and rendered unc"n-
aCIuua lilo waa revived In ten minutes
md rCiolned tho night against tho con
naRrati"n.
Tho hottlIng works occupied two
story franc dwelling which had been
converted into tho plant A truck o'-
cupied "a lower rear portion or tho build
ing. and Il appears that tho hro ntsrte"
In tho Hccti"n OF tho building whore IN"
truck was kept. II had SprrHd through
tho building 70 tho roof when IRENE"
woro called.
Box 10. from which the alarm was
turned In In known To Tho Mhrtlhp
Ferry nro department AH tho J"hah
box on saCh Now Year morning i"r
tho lost thrco ycnrn. an alarm mus "e"h
rnundrd from this hns. tho nTo oa"h
time doing about $4,000 damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Thomas saad. merchant. OF s1is Main
street. applied for n passport 70 Visit
Asia. Stephen Fabrisco. OF NO. IoV'
McMochen street, Benwood. ssksd Tor .
parHport 10 visit Italy and France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Joseph oliver.

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