davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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summary--Runs: Hollocher. Kellehcr'
oFarreIi Errors: Groh. SINNERS. TWO
base hits: Young. r. Smith. Bancroft
MeuseI Stolen base. SINNERS. Double
plsy.; Keileher- Hollocher- Grimes. Kelly
Frisch. Freiberg- % Farrell. Holloeher-
Tsrry-Grimes. Left on bases; New ,,
York. 8: Chicago 7. Bases on balis. VI,
cbeeyes &. off Jonnard. 2. Struck out
nv Cheeves. 4: by Jonnard. :. Hits: of
RYAN. S in 6 innings; off Jonnard, IN :
innings Hit by pitched ball: BY jon
nard tGr!mes). Wild pitch; Ryan. L2s, !.
ing pitcher: Ryan. umpires' sehteiie
and KLEIN. Time: 1:49. ---...
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Reds Trounce Dodgers.

Cincinnati, May 13.--Brooklyn Ma
tionals lost to the Reds here today, 5 to
3. The Reds batted Shfsver and Mitchell
hard, while Donohue for Cincinnati kept
the hits well scattered. until the ninth
inning. when Wheat made a home run.
Daubert hit safely for 21 straight games
with single In the third inning: Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Norfolk today in = siugging match, II to
4, Although the Elk Horns had three
more to their credit than the visitors,
timely hits by Lincoln. combined with er-
rors and bad plays on Norfoiks part,
helped to pile up the Lincoln score. score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Up-toDate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Western League
oi,.s. ,s.s, wi,sAs..

wIehils. Kan. May is,-fuiss took The
first ssms Of the ssris. from wiehits.
10 J, By hitting ursssf, hard In the lais
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Indians Beat Senators.

Wnshinston. May 13.--Cleveland noseH
out Washington. S 70 4. today In q closely
contested game Francis gave the. visi-
tors only SIX hits. but was handics nped
hv poor support Bagby stopped Wash
ington after IThle had been knocked out
Of the bow Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

: 1eSItFUHyB NeHuItH.
Philadelphia. Z: st. Louis. I.
Boston, 3; Chicago. !.
Detroit, 8; New York, S.
Cleveland. 5: Washington. I.
Today's Games.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
No other games scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Yesterdays Results.

Indianapolis, II: Kansas City, 10.
Milwaukee. 8: louisville, 8.
Minneapolis, 8: Toledo, s.
st. Paul. IL: Columbus. 1.
TOday's Games.
TOLEDO at Minneapolis.
Columbus at ST. Paul.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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DENVER.
Score by innings: -.
Sioux City ...........0 0 q O-4
Denver ..,..7....s,...e o 0 o o 90 90

Summary-Runs: Hemingway, Elsch
f2). Metz. Errors: Query Wright Long.
Earned runs Sioux City, L. Stolen
bases: Wilson. Hemingway. Two-base
hit: Patterson. Three-base hits: Elsch.
Metz. Sacrifice hits: Long. Shanley.
Passed ball: Connolly. Struck out: BY
Wilson. s; by Hall. S. Bases on balls;
Off Wilson. Z; off Hall. 3. Double plays:
Palmer Hamilton Metz (2). Wild pitch:
Hall. Hit by pitched ball: Elsch by Hall.
Left on bases: Sioux City, 8; Denver. 13.
Umpires: Burnside and Fitzpatrick.
Time: 1:4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

~ ~
Hello. hello, hello!
If Gink was the only man alive, he
still wouldn't be . quorum.
II Gink Is an ump, then Dempsey IL
an Eskimo, and that ought to be pie, for
Gink.
heard that Gink once saw two men
After they had finished picking the glass
out Of Gink, flying X. r. leaned over
and whispered, "Gink ono Of them was the
runner an the other was the first base
Goodby, soodby, Koodby!
JOHNNY DENNlSON,
JUNIOR X. NJ. Lands,
Omaha.
MR.. JR. seems to be official. He
M has the data on the only mis-
49, take that ever caught up to
Gink. Confederation makes irrefuta-
able testimony.
Mr.. Jr. is corroborated by malice.
envy and injustice. He is merely
one Of Gink's billion enemies. Peo.
pie who hated to see one of natures
noblemen step out and grab himself
some cakes.
The incident he cites occurred dur
ing the matinee riot between Rough
town and West Horror. Roughtown
had the best team that tobacco
coupons could buy. 1t was the pick
ings Of the municipal cinder treas
ury.
West Horror also had fine chain
gang Of certified stool pigeons, Queer
thing about the West Horror outfit.
They were all lassoed together by an
Choir jewelry. Nine of them had to
bat together, run the bases together
and field together.
They won all their games because
they scored nine runs at clip. After
the game, the warden would take
EN- back to their granite club house
for the evening performance.
None Of them ever jumped his con-
tract. When Mr.. Jr. speaks about
wv AASAA VA dISl U0SS, uC GVAocS ulSs
tory. There were nine Of them on
the first mattress. all straining at
their leash like sausage in a link.
Gink saw the convention on first
and went down to inquire and apolo-
gize in case he happened to guess
right. That was the signal for the
outfit to loop for second. They all
slid together and the second baseman
tagged three together, retiring the
side.
But we are hypothecating history.
This incident took place in July. The
season doesn't open until tomorrow
and we will handle events as they
occur.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

Lincoln, IL; Norfolk. 3.
Norfolk. May 13.-Lincoln won over
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

MIR. JR. seems to be official. He
M has the data on the only mis-
- take that ever caught up to
Gink. Confederation makes irrefuta-
able testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14

But we are hypothecating history.
This incident took place in July. The
season doesn't open until tomorrow
and we will handle events as they
occur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
.LONFELLOW GIVES
SECOND EXHIBITION
Red Cross Swimming Instructor Per
forms For Boy Scouts

Commodore w =. Longfellow OF the
life saving department of the Ameri'
can Red Cross, gave his second eXnl-
bition in life-saving methods at Camp
Agaming, on Big Wheeling c rcek yes
'terday morning. The exhibition was
witnessed by over so scouts.
In the afternoon Com. LongfelloW
appeared at the Girl Scout camp near
Eeech Bottom, where he gave his sec
end exhibition OF the day. Prelimin-
AIRY instructions were given yesterday
and Monday and today Mr.. LonGtel-
low will attempt to drill the boys NJ
the scout camp in the more advanced
methods in life saving and swimming.
He will leave for the Red Cross head,
quarters at Washington. d. C., at b
o'clock this evening.
Plans are under way for the organ
ization of board OF examiners to
examine all men who wish 10 join the
life saving corp, which Is in It's Tor
mulatve stage in this city. All per.
SONS interested In the formation OF
such a corp are requested to get IN
touch with Scout Executive II. u
POrtZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
SCHOOL TAX LEVY
IS CUT BY BOARD
THREE CENT REDU CTroN CROPPED
PROM ASSESSMENT OF SCHOOL
CoMNuSSIoNERs.
Committee From Chamber OF Commerce
Asks For Lowest Figure
possible.

The members OF the board OF educa-
tlon at a special meeting held last even
ing In the high school reduced the Schoo1
tax levy from last years marx OF eAc
to 79c for the present year.
The plan as presented by the finance
committee last night called for a re-
duction Of three cents from last years
levy making this years mark 7Sc, out
after considerable discussion the maj
mark was reached and settled as T9c.
A committee from the Chamber or
Commerce was present at the meeting
and asked as spokesman for the people
that the levies be made as small as
possible They stated that the people
al the present time were not able TO
meet extra expenditures and II would
be the best policy to defer anything not
necessary. Secretary Corcoran and D.
\. Burt were the speakers for the
Chamber Of Commerce committee.
The committee left after stating the
purpose Of their visit and explaining a
few matters TO the members OF the board
but will return 10 the next meeting
which Is called for August % in place
Of the regular third Thursday. At this
time all complaints will be heard and
adjustments made If necessary.
The finance committee In their repor.
asking for the levy of 79c brought out
the fact that the amount needed was
S64S.g30.00 and that with the levy asked
for they would have S64S,6l5.00. This
would bring in the same amount as that
Of last year including the expenditures
Of the Lincoln High School building and
the Library.
The levy will be divided between the
following funds: Schol Fund, CO.'S for
S499.973.O9. Building Fund. ~ for $50
c54.36 and Library Fund. 6-S for S4,-
52223 making a total of S572,749.6S. The
balance of this fund from the fund first
asked IS made up by action Of the board
IN reducing the appropriated sums for
Lincoln School and Library improve
ments.
Other matters taken up at last nights
meeting was the adjustment OF financial
conditions With the Richie County
School District. Arrangements Will be
made between the board and the COM
missioners OF that district TO settle this
matter within a short period.
The resignation OF d. l.. Hought. prin-
ctpal of Clay School was also read 20
the board and accepted. Mr.. Hought
will accept the duty as principal OF the
Moundsville High school ut the opening
OF that institution IN September.
The request for an instructor in the
Manual Training department OF tho
High Schol was granted also. The sal
AIRY OF the instructor being left in
the hands of tho committee on such.
The board also approved Of the appoint
ment OF Miss Gladys s. Wakefield OF
Pittsburgh. graduate OF Carnegie Tech
as teacher in the home economic de-
pa rtment. Several matters Of slight i'm
portance were also briefly discussed.
The following members of the board
were present last night: Reymann.
Stanton (Clerk), Morgan. Williams.
ArmbreCht. Maury. Rogers, Miller. Ben
exc. Mckee. Kindolberger Seabrtght
and Schrader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
BROOKE COUNTY
PAYS FIGHT COST.
PROPRrATED TO PAY FOR
CLFToNvrLLE BATTLE
Levy Of ST Cents on the Hundred is Set
BY Commissioners

At a meeting Of the Brooke County
Board OF Commissioners last night In
the county building at Wellsburg a spe-
cIal appropriation OF $4,000 was made
which Is calculated Will defray the ex-
penses resulting from the Cliftonvile
Mine Battle on July 18th.
After tabulating the expenses that the
numerous arrests which followed that
battle would incur. and looking forward
to the trials and other expenses the
Commissioners decided upon the above
sum.
A levy of SIC was set for the ensuing
tax year in Brooke County at the meet
ing. This is n five cent reduction over
the re levy of last year.
4 report on the money expended by
the county last year showed n total Of
S3O.770.ll3.1S. This huge amount Is at
trIbuted 70 the industrial conditions and
other minor expenses in Brooke County.
The sum was derived from three dis
tricts which follow:
Cross Creek .............. f.35l.Sl6.71
Buffalo District ......... .424,33b.26
Wcllsburg District .... 66,993. al
Total ............... S30.770.113,1S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
PLAZA THEATRE

For long time no one could discover
any pct hobby that could be attributed
to Tom Mix. In fact, he did not care
TO answer questions about such things
Finally his friends came to the conclu-
sion that he had no pet hobby. But IN
good time Tom let his friends into the
secret He invited them UP to his quar-
ters on day Off and showed them a
collection or things he had been gather
ing.
The floor Of the room was covered
with bear rugs and buffalo robes, taken
from animals shot by Mix. Ono wall
was decorated with Indian blankets OF
exceptionally striking design. There
were also elk heads, sombreros and
boots Of odd design. spears, rifles. etc
Tox Mix will appear in new Fox
picture. For Big Stakes" at the Plaza
Theatre. al lthis week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
pRFSTON CO[INTy REPUBLICANS
NAME CONVENTION DELEGAT ES
VETERANS OF WORLD "Ah
AMONG THOSE WHO WILL
GO TO HUNTINGDON
II. c. OGDEN COMMENDED IN Ah"o
LUTON FOE CLEAN MAN
NER OF CAMPAIGN

Howesyille. w. Va. Aug. S.-,Spe-
cIalD-Delegates TO the hep"p'.o'
state convention. TO be held at H""''He
ton. w. Va, on Tuesday. August 49,
were chosen ut the Repuo!lHlh ''"N
ton held here last night
II was one OF the largest at'ehueG
and most enthusiastic conventions
Preston county Republicans ever He'u
with over GOO delegates prcse"''
Samuel 3. Montgomery presioGu de
chairman Of tho assembly ana h'"'o'
Carrico. OF Cunnelton. acted IN the VI
paclty Of secretary, ....,r.
The following delegates were
TO represent Preston county NJ INC Sc,
convention: Samuel r. Montgomery
George :. Mancrr. Elmer Carrico, l'"S
White. Or r. $. Rankin Noo'r E
MONTGOMERY. John Weaver. +. 3 o""l'
fer, H. A. Dawson, Mrs. }. fcn Nr""9'
c. +. Cole.
Or. Rankin and c. +. Cole were ma,
Tors in the World war. while RosS " nv
was n member OF the Firth regimen.
u s. Marines and went over the 'op
twice -,-
DR. Rankin. as chairman Of th" com
mittee on resolutions. maze 'he ."''"T
ing RAPPORT, which was UNANIMOUSLY
W. ,b. RenuhliCana Of Preston
county reaffrm our faith in the tTadi-
tons history and accomplishments or
tho old Reruhlican party. tho party OF
mo people under Lincoln. Grant, Nc
Einley and Roosevelt.
we deplore the present-day tendency
Ia make Il tho party Of the special rev
in West Virginia and use 1t as Nesse!
~ non -resident landowners and foreign
interests. all detrimental 10 the peo-
,lo NJ west Virginia.
wa denounce the present primary
o,octio, law No an ahridgement Of free
oicctions and an INFRINGEMENT on the
right OF free Americans. 1t Is vicious
and nn-Amcrican in It's tendency. in
Quisitor!al In its application and was
Intended ny It's authors TO destroy inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
VOTE STANDS ELEVEN TO ONE
WITH MAYOR rHoNER
AGAINST PASSAGE.
Three Motorcycle Policemen WILL %"
Appointed Under Now
Budget.

The tax levy for the fiscal year IN
.wheelint will be 65,3t on every SIVo
unless changed before Tuesday. August
% having been fixed by city council
last night. The ordinance or revenues
and expenditures was passed last A'E"I
nv VOTE OF IL 70 !. Mayor F. Fho"e,
having voted against the orc'nan'"
resolution passing the levy VII! De ~.
.entcd two weeks from iaS' n'S"' az.
.t which time the levy VIII be imam!
and officially set.
every 800. This year an addit'"nS' ,r,
cents was required for tas S~'VVI,,.
su,r,,ton bond issue Of 1877. wh'cH
max, II higher II the II adnlu"n"'
carts was not added this year the !enS
would only be 54.0S cents on every ~
Although Mayor Thoner din hnl 80
his reasons for voting against inc orr
nance setting forth the expenditures "nD
estimated revenues. It IS sal" NJ; o,,t
,ors u,ere that council decided 70 cut
70 80 ~ tho present seven detectives
-. ,na rolice force to max" uN enough
49, 70 nav for the cCd.Ur1ti"n OF
~, o-jirarces. Monday, IN eNr"u''N"
session members Of council cerlce" noS
a. s,cra sS 600 FOR this work but las.
r,,h, SONS members changed their nina
,,d decided 70 cut off TWO detectives
ard have the ccdir!catLon work done
Tn. original budget called Tor Shree
additional motorcycle policeman. ZONE
members fought against the aao''io''''
motorcycle policeman while o'"elS
stated they believed tina: II was neces-
sarv 70 have additional motorcycle po-
I,rs II was finally decided that oE let,
ting of two Of the detectives there 'ouIu
be two additional motorcycie roI'ce ap-
posnped In their place and another ap-
nointnnent be made that would give
thrca additional motorcycle policemen
Managers Statement
The total levy for all city purposes IN
Guiding all previous outstanding oonu
issues and the 1879 Filtration bonds Is
s535" stated City Manager Dow.er
Levy FOR Filtration bonds IS ll.I@.
So IS less ia equals sos tor TINS
wear as compared with 81 for lS-l.
..Fxpcnse in every cry department.
has hen cut % the lowest possible point
consistent with \ reasonably adequate
service, and many things that are oad!E
needed have been strlckn from the oud-
Get IN order % hold the CRY levy 70 the
IoOcst possible point. We need many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
SENSATIONAL UPSETS
MARK MEMS SINGLES

Southampton. N. Y. Aug. s.-Two
sensational upsets marked the third
round Of the mems invitation singles
tournaments here this afternoon. VIII
lis Davis, of San Francisco detena-
ing titleholdcr. was defeated In straight
sets by Leonard Beekman, OF new
York. 1913; CO; while S. H. Vosse'!,
Of Brooklyn. was eliminated oy Nar'
Fischer Philadelphia. 3-6,6-2,6-2
Vincent richards found a tartar in
J w. whitbeck. OF Windsor. Conn.
Richards won. Ga; G-1. howard Kim
sew, Of San Francisco defeated n. K.
Guild Boston Ga; rs. Robert kinsey.
Of San Francisco. and Henzo ShimitEu
we're sccond-round vlctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

located In the former town Of Elm
Grove, $S.SS3.S2. Levy as
To DO met by taxation OF property IN
the former town Of EdEwood, Ss'o29.oo
Levy COS.
To be met by taxation located IN the
former town Of Warwood. SlO.AOOVu
Levy go.
To be met by taxation of property
located in the former town OF ileasahV
Valley. $4,000. Levy -.
To hc met by taxation of property
located in the former town OF FUTON
S796.0O. Levy. SIS.
To be met by taxation of property III
tho former town OF Woodsda!e, SS.S'9'"''
Levy 81.
The total value Of taxable property In
the city of Wheeling certified to by the
assessor Is as follows:
Real estate ............,S 40 l'foV'Uo
Personal nropcrty 5000. 3O.3S4,90O.oO
pnhric utiII,ies lO.436. $4,000
Total ................s1 l5,S92,7SO.Oo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
LIBERTY THEATRE

The ambition Richard. Barthelmess
popular film star, nourishes TO become
A director, bore unexpected fruit during
the filming Of sonny" his latest First
National attraction. In the midst Of an
expensive set Director Henry King was
taken i'll with a touch Of pneumonia.
With the scenery in place and cast
involving in enormous weekly expense
engaged. every day lost meant finan-
cial drain upon tho company.
In this emergency Barthelmess as
sumed the responsibility of directing
the scene himself. Tho incidents re-
ouired for that particular set were film
ed; after which the company took q
rest until the director recovered suffi-
c!ently to resume his duties.
Barthelmess wants Tn be q director
some day, but not until he has reached
the acme Of usefulness in the acting
profession. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
RENWNOD OFFERS To ASSIST IN
FIGHT AGAINST Gas RATE RAISE

forum association. the board having
stated they have the old mnrket-house
bell in their possession and. as II Is NOT
used tho city should take care or II ana
preserve 1t or put Il 10 some use.
This bell, as ! understand H. SAID
Mayor Thoner, rs the one that rang al
the time that President Lincoln pro-
claimed the negroes free. There Is 10
be a new colorcd school building and
this bell should be presented 10 the
board OF education to be used on the
new school," declared the mayor. Coun-
cllmen c. Morgan Vester and w. G..
McGrcgor were appointed with Mayor
Thoncr to appear before the board OF
education and offer the use Of the bell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
To Operate Gasoline Car

Chattanooga, Tenn. Aug. S.-Opera-
ton Of the gasoline-propelled comoina-
ton passenger and baggage car on the
Tennessee. Alabama * Georgia railroad
between this city and Gadsden, will
start September !. This is the first
time gasoline car Of this type has
ever been used on the regular schedule
Of a Dixie railroad The car provides
for 30 passengers. a section being re-
served for negroes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
REX THEATRE

The Vees-Ball Co. gave another splen-
did performance OF The Sign en- the
Door" last night at the Rex. There will
be a matinee today. and the last matinee
on Saturday. wire received Saturday
stated Miss Hanley's play in New York
will not open until the last week in
August and this maks 1t possibls for
Miss Hanley to remain another week.
Next week will be Miss Hanleys last
and she will play "Outcast." the big
play Of Elsie Fergusons.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
CITY WOULD BE W1hhlN@
THIRD OF EXPENSE FOR
EXPERT
OLD MARKET BELL MAY BE hoN"
IN NEW CoLoRED sChoo"
BUILDING IS PROJECT

Ci,y council last night received "otu
,bo, Tho ri,v council Of BCnwood wouIu
Ii,c TO corporate with the ci'y u
Wheeling I'm the night against inc PIo-
nnscd gas rate increase asked !or oE
,ha Natural Gas Company or west
Virginia. ...,,,o
II was informed ny representative
NJ ,he rity council of Bcnwood that theg
would nav one-th!rd of the Sl'o1o ap-
nronriotrd nv the Wheeling council III
cmnloying a gas EXPERT IN fghting the
rronoscd increase" declared CRY Mama
xnr Charles H. Dowler to the meTnoers
of council last night. "Thcy also "eh'
farther than that" continued the CITY
manager. The Benwood council also
said that II the cost was over Sl'oVV
they would pay all additional costs III
tho employment OF an expert in the
fight"
REQUESTS ASKED For
r,ourcilncn g Morgan Ncstcr. Charles
z Guligan and !. c. Williams were
amounted to investigate the request or
thc Wheelinf Mold 6; Foundry company
to lay sIderack.
Councilman c. Morgan Ncster, Otto
SchcuL and II. r. McConkey were ap-
pointed to investigate the request OF I.
u Rartlebaugh to purchase the old
water works properly at the foot or
Eighth street TO establish a manufac-
turing plant.
Councilman Otto Schenk and the city
manager was appointed to investigate
the request OF the Security Trust COM
many to lay a sewer on Hamilton avenue,
Woodsda!e.
Councilman II. z McConkey was ap-
pointed to investigate the request Of
! 1Ir.i !, n
right TO erect 4 coal shutc at the at
their building on Market street
Old Market Boil
Mayor Thomas j.. Thoner stated that
he was asked TO communicate A message
from the directors OF the Market Audi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
OBITUARY
MRS. BARBARA aocHERr.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the late home near the Saddle Club,
opposite Wheeling Park will be held tho
funeral services for the late Mrs. Neu-
hart Kochert. 65 years old. wife OF
Frederick Kochert. who died al II o'clock
Monday evening. Increment Will be
made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

torney OF Mingo county. had been kilied
in an election argument here today, MRS
John Crum, Copley's sister. SAID 10
have been armed. rushed here from her
home in Williamson. The mental an
cuish was relieved at once after ar
rival when she learned that the reported
kilIInE OF Copley and wounding OF two
others was without foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09


The necessary amount {" raise ny levy
for municipal purposes to produce TINS
amount will be 1925 cents on every one
hundred dollars.
To raise SO, $50 90 for Fairgrounds ana
recreation II Is necessary 70 have 'he
rate Of levy at nine-tenths of one cent
upon every one hundred dollars.
The public debt fund for the year
1929 Is $34.c475o. less S2+'Soo'oo
from public works fund for loan Oh
zoos, making a total OF Se,747.60,
II is necessary 10 raise l.o4 on the
hundred dollars to raise enough money
20 pay the public debt ,o
The street Improvement bonds "t III
for sinking funds and interest on $9Hs:-
onn. 20 Mt five per cent Is E6IIl2 10
raise this amount II Is necessary 20
raise eight cents on every one hundred
dollars. .,,.,,,o,
For water works and ttrau0n
bonds oS 1922. amounting 10 Sloo'Voo !"
Interes. due July !. 1923. adm IN" SIM.
ing fund Of $4,000 makes toia! "t
sl2I. 600 To raise this amount II
necessary to raise ll.S cents on every
500. .-,r
To be met by taxation of property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
CHALLEN NOES

The Link A. C!'s arc without game
Sunday. August 18th. and would like TO
hear from some good Semi-pros. Those
wishing to arrange games call 27OS-W
or white ABA Wood street. Wheeling,
w Va. Those preferred are aBrnes-
Willie O. Lafrerty. O. McKlnleyville,
w. Va. and West Alexander.