The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-16
M0UNDSVNlE
GEN., W, \, MITCHELL
At LANDING FIELD
z K p s APPROVAL o r
PRESENT CONDITION OF Az
PAIRS AT LANarN AVA
TON FIELD.
View Radio Towers Win Likely be
Erected by Latter Part OF
October.

tant CHIEF or the United states air
service. paid 4 brief visit 70 Mounds
vile, yesterday afternoon. on his fly
ing trip bacN 10 Boiling Field. Anaces-
tia. .. <. from McCuok Field. Dayton.
O.. The general LANDED here about !
o'clock in the afternoon and took on
the last leg of the flight TO Anacestia
around 4:3o.
While here General Mitchell express
ed approval over che present condition
OF affairs az Langtn Aviation Field
and put forth the opinion that the
radio tower would likely be up by the
latter part OF October. General MN-
che!l held a rrlct conference with Capt.
\. f. Simon,n In charge OF the local
landing place.
The assistant chief Of the air serv-
ice apparently likes Moundsvtlle. Very
seldom does he make the "trip between
Dayton and Washington without max
ing a stop In his city.
Prisoners at Large.
Guy SciSEcyt and E. W. Martin.
white convtcts. who escaped from the
Fork Ridge road gam Sunday night
are still at large. Officials In the Va
rlouS towns throughout the state have
been sent descriptions OF IN" two men
and their apprehension is likely with
in the next few days.
Four Deaths In July.
The monthly report OF Ci:y Health
Officer John H. Luikart shows tina,
only four deaths were recorded during
the month Of July During the same
period there were eight births. Only
one case OF contagious disease was
reported that being a case of scarlet
(eVer.
Carnival Is Here.
\ small stree. carnival. the main
attraction OF which is a merr?-Go'
round is showiw on First street. OH
er than the merry-So-round there are
several minor attractions. This is the
first ,iwc in several years that 4 car
nival has been allowed 20 peek into
town.
Man Is Arrested.
Grant Mcdonald. was arrested yes.
terday by Sheriff John Hazlett charS-
Cd with making and selling moonsh;Nc
wh!skey. The sheriff IS Of the belief
that Mcdonald is not the right man
and will probably make another tslr
~ the Mason farm shortly where Nc
Donald was arrested in an attempt 20
get the right party.
Lad Pals From Truck.
Rerdctte Lowcry. OF Cedar avenue, Is
recovering at his home as n result OF
having fell from ar ice cream delivery
truck Yesterday afternoon. The littl"
fellow sustained several bad cuts and
bruises about the head ami shoulders.
Eave Returned Eome.
Warden and Mrs. J. I. Terrell and
daughter. Miss Barbara Lee. son and
dauGhter-in-'aw. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
NJ. Terrell. 81 New York Ct.y. returned
home yesterday from 4 ten days motor
trip TO Keyser and other points IN tho
eastern pan handle. The latter are here
So - ....t.. .-s-h glnF- NM
ents.
New Restaurant.
Charles and John Callahan. popular
locsl young men. are rernodCliaC y room
n the Dressed building. on Jefferson
avenue. and will soon oren u new res
,au-aut. Tho counter Is now being in
stalled and other equipment Will be add
Cd This week. The new restaurant will
he OPENED about August %. -,
Three A~irplanes IN.
Three airplaucs ot the I. 5. Dir service
were IN tho city yesterday all en-oute
20 Washington from Dayton, Tho first
ship arrived in the morning about 10
o'clock. and was pilotcd ny LIEUT.. very.
The other two planes piloted by Gen.
Mitchell and Lieut.. Carpenter. stopped
here abNu, I O'Clock In the afternoon.
No colored Meeting.
There will not BE- a ColorHd camp
meeting this year. The meetings were
70 have been held at the Crow Baptist
church. from August % To -. hut owing
70 the inability % the management TO
get all the necessary speakers the meet
!ngS were POSTPONED.
To Lay Tax Levy.
The city council will meet n"Nt Tues
dav evening TO lay the tax levy for the
present fiscal year. The levy. ~ "a
thought. will not he any higher than
that OF the past year.
McSIasters Graduates.
Ward McMasterS. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton MCMasterS. Of Western avenue.
received the Bachelor Of Science degree
a. the summer Convocatton Of the Uni
rersi,y of Pittsburgh. Tuesday. Nc
Masters * quite we'll and tavorahly
known among al 1.-The young men ot tho
city. He graduated from Moundsvil,e
hirh school in 1918.
M~oundsviIle Briefs.
Mrs. c. W. Fry and children. Of
Majorsville, ere visiting at the home Of
Mrs. William Parsons on Center street.
Mrs. William Conield. OF Nappa. Cal,
IS visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Wilson and family
have returned from visiting with friends
a. Pittsburgh.
The woodwork on the outside Of the
Central school building IS being given
a much-neehed coat OF paint.
MeSsrs and Mesdames Albert Roger
son and William Smith motored TO
Barnesvile. o.. Tuesday where they
visited friends.
Marion Payne has returned 70 hts
home at Canton. o.. after visiting his
brother Harry here FOR the past two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Broadwater, Of
Sistersvjlle. returned home yesterday
after visiting among friends IN this city.
The delegates 20 the Democratic and
Republican judiciary convention held at
Charleston and Huntington respectively
Tuesday will return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Clarke. of Birch
avenue are visiting among friends at
Reader. Pa.
Mrs. l.. Chambers. OF Cedar avenue.
has returned from a pleasant visit
among friends at Cameron.
Mrs. Annie Robinson and daughter.
Miss Claire. are enjoyin ga two weeks
vacation at Adel!ne.
Miss Daisy Smith has returned from
a three weeks vacation trip spent at
Cedar FONT. o.
FOE SALE-Hsre Is tho used car bar
gain you've been looking for. A g.
passenger Eco roadster, IN splendid
mechanical condition Sturdy and equal
60 any dsmand All new tires ana ono
extra. Telephone Moundsvfle 4e4-w or