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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-29
MedfOrd Prices
GRADUATED Sugar ~ ID.

/ Uneeda Biscuits sc box.
! 3 ID. Fresh Soda Crackers for 25c.
/ Dried Prunes sc ID.
Women's Rubber Shoes 39c DR..
40 ID. bag Coarse Salt 99c.
45 ID. bag Coarse Salt 45c.
! Cartoon Chesterfield Cigarettes $1.25.
Cartoon Piedmont Cigarettes SIPS.
Butter Nuts lie ID.
Chocolate Drops 15c ID.
2 lbs. Raisins for 25c.
Mothers Oats Toe box.
Quaker's Oats Toe box.
o. \. T. Cotton 412c spool.
Wizard Pillow Shares Csc.
Oliver Pillow Shares Csc.
bars Rabbits Soap for 25c.
Oyster Shell 75c bag.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
MBertOn BrdlcySl
"a Daily Poem
|AXsNLLY NOllP
AAEH~

OF all the girls that are 80 smaT
There's few az smart AZ Sally
For It Is with consummate art
She bowls EN- down the alley
She has the grace, she has the form
(The form, mean. for bewlins)'
The very ten-plns fall for her
When Sally starts to rolling
Each frame she plays, within my
frame
She sets the blood to spinning'
What care I n We lose the game
Her ways are always winning
No mattr what the figures be
Upon the scorers tally
She makes perfect score with ms
When bowling down our alley
And whether Sally hits the pins
or misses them completely,
There's one thing / am certain OF
She bowls mo over neatly
She's played her game well iron
tho start;
A clever girl f. Sally,
She makes a ten-striko on my hear
When bowling down our alley.
| Copyright, 1922, \ =. A. Service.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
WANTS CITY TO
HAVE INDUSTRY
Vending Machine Co. Rep
resentative Looking Here
For Site
INSPECTS OLD
FUSE FACTORY

Establishment In this city Of a
vending machine factory which
would employ about 1000 men. ls
contemplated by Dr, V. X Clark, Of
New York, managing director OF the
Clark Vending Machine Company
who Il now negotiating with the
Chamber OF Commerce for suit
able site. The company's offices arc
in tho Fisk Building. New York.
Or. Clark. who In staying at tho
Hotel DUPONT, has been In this city
for the past two weeks endeevorlng
10 find suitable factory and equip
mont for the manufacture OF tho ma
chine. lie has boon considering
leasing the plant OF the old Artillery
Fuse Company. no states,
The plant Ia located In South VIII
mington and has been idle since Feb
ruary 1919.
W. n. Fonn, Jr.. formerly or the
Artillery Fuse Company, when APP
preached In regard 70 the matter
last night declined to make n state
mont.
DIR. Clark said he was also con-
sidcrinR tho opening Of a plant In
Baltimore.
Tho vonding machine Is a coir
controlled apparatus for the deiv-
erlng OF merchandise directly Co a
customer, and Is intended for use ir
cigar stores tcn-cent stores and
grocery stores. Electricity supplies
the power. DIR. Clark said he had
been eleven years experimenting
with the machine and when he had
completed Il last spring, resigned his
position as developing engineer with
tho western Electric Company L
put Il on the market
Organized Thrpe Companies
"Three companies have been or
ganized." he said, ito manufacture
the machine, which may revolu
tionize the method Of retail selling
They are the Clark Vending Ma
chine. with capitalization OF 500,
900; the Clark Cigar Store Compan,
capitalized at 100000 and tn
Clark Store System Company, cap
italized at s50.0Oo.0o0
DR.. Clark will lecture at noon 70
day at the luncheon Of the Lions
Club on his recent discoveries in re
gard to the circulation OF the blood
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
POST AND AUXILIARY
INSTALL OFFICERS

Members OF Norman d. Scott Post,
American Legion, and the Women's
Auxiliary, held a Joint meeting last
night in the Thomas Garrett Settle
ment House. when the newly-elected
officers Of the two organizations were
installed.
The new officers OF the post fol-
low; Commander. LaFrance Jones;
vice-commander. Levi Lopez;
finance officer and adjutant, DR.. o.
y. Smith; treasurer. l. H. Glover;
historian. Horace Roberts; chaplain.
Wesley E. Taylor; sergeant-at-arms.
Horace Henry.
The officers OF the women's auxil-
larry follow: President. Miss Elsie
Walker vice-president, Mrs. S. d.
Sewell; secretary. Mrs. r. Taylor;
assistant secretary. Mrs. Eva Hayes;
treasurer. Mrs. NJ. Caulk; chaplain.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24

Mrs s. n. sewelli historian. Mrs.
Ivy beper.
Following the installation ad-
dresses were made by Commander
Jenes, Past Commander Taylor. Miss
Walker. and other officers OF the
post and auxiliary Commander
Jones spoke on the projects OF the
pest for the coming year. and Past
| Commander Taylor referred TO the
accomplishments OF the post during
the past year. The work OF the
women's auxiliary formed the basis
Of Miss Walkers remarks, A Dime,
followed
The next meeting or the post vii
be February 1. at the Thomas Gar.
rett settlement
Evening journal., 1922-01-24

or Writing" by w, w. Ellsworth
February :. ia y. m, The New
South" by wnfred II. schoni Feb
ruary IA. lis p. m.a 'Inseci
Changes" by DIR, S. c, Schumacher
February al. 11B p. m, "Makinf
the Desert blossom" by G., j.
blanchard March 7. Il and al, /,
a. m. Philadelphia free iibrar,
storytelling. by Miss Julia w WI
Hanson. Everyone IL invited to a.
tend tho lectures.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
FRIENDS SCHOOL LDCTuRrs

Announcement Is made by Friends
School, Fourth and West streets. OF
tho following program Of lectures to
he given during tho remainder OF
the winter at the school.
January &c. LIS p. m. The JOY
Evening journal., 1922-01-24

Have mercy upon me, o God, ac-
cording to Thy loving kindness.
Make me TO hear Joy and gladness.
-Ps. II. 1, 8.
Work on. one day beyond all thought
OF praise
A sunny Joy will crown thee with its
rays. George Mcdonald.
For the joys OF those who cannot
keep their joy TO themselves, who
must call upon others to partake OF
it's not all JOY OF this quality
Are not these its characteristics
Try 10 conceive the most selfish
emotion; still it only becomes JOY
by bursting the bonds Of self
Wisdom and Destiny.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24

The coming month will favor th'
buying and selling Of real estate an'
cars through tho Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1922-01-24
Piles! Pyramid
Brings Relief
Yes, the Relief Afforded by Pyramid
Pile SuPPositories Is Truly a
Blessing

Maybe you are suffering with Itch
ing. bleeding or protrudinc piles or
hcmorrhoids. and II you have never
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Don't Believe Thst Old Hsnbus Absst
Uric Acid Bei,s The Csuss Of Rho-
rnsdsua--Irs Not Sol"
EmphaticaIly asserting that thou
sands of unfortunate sufferers nave
been led into taking wrong LeatmSnss
under the old and false BELIEF that urlo
Acid" causes rheumatism. Pastor h W.
Reed says:
"As do some of our highest medical
authorities, now know that Ono
Acid" never did and never will cause
rheumatism! But II took me many
years to find out this truth: l learn
and recover my health and strength.
through reading Tho Inner Mysteries
Of Rhumatism," work written ~ an
authority who has scientifically etuoleo
the cause and treatment OF rheumatisma
for over twenty years. II was lnoeeo
a yeritable revelation!
81 had suffered agony for years from
rheumatism and associated disorders,
and Mrs. Reed was tortured with the
demon neuritis almost beyond endur-
ance. We had read and talked 80 much
about uric Acid" that our minds seem
ed poisoned. But the Inner Mysteries
of rheumatism" made II all clear to us
and now we are both free from the SUI
fering and misery We endured 20 many
in the world to convert! For mo 70
discard the old Uric Acid theory. and
what I now know to DO absolutely false.
Tor the new. scientific understanding or
tho causes and cure Of rheumatism. was
like asking mo to change my religious
beliefs! But l did change, and II was z
fortunate day for me and mine when
did So"
NOTE: Tho inner Mysteries Of
Rheumatism" referred to above BY Pas
tor Reed lays bare facts about rheuma-
tism and its associated disorders over
looked by Doctors and scientists for
centuries past. It is work that should
be in the hands Of every man or woman
who has tho slightest symptoms OF
rheumatism. neuritiA lumbago or Yout
TO n. P. Clearwater, 4s3-C Street. Hal
lowell, Maine will receive It by mail,
postage paid and absolutely freA SEND
now, lest you forget tho address! II
not a sufferer. cut out this e1ptanaaon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
HARRISV|LLE, 0,

Mrs Ida Williams Young. OF Rich.
wood. Va. is visiting at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Householder.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Fields. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". G. Hendricks. and Miss Mae
Booth. OF Princeton, Ill. have been VS.
iting friends In town.
Rev +. q Norris and sister. Leota'
OF Cincinnati. are spending Few days
at their homo here. Rev. Morris occu-
pied the pulpit, AT the NJ. r. church sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Pratt and children. Of
Cleveland. spent the week end with her
aunts, Olive and Julia Toland
W. C. Toland attended Sunday school
at New jefferson Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peck Walter East
hom. and Richard Kidd, were business
visitors In Wheeling Friday.
Mrs. John Quigley. Of Cadiz. was call
Ing on friends In town Monday.
Naomi and Margaret Easthom. Mary
and Thelma watson, Ruth Terrell, Ina
Mercer. Flo Kinks. Samuel Busby. Pau
Mllburn. Alex Fashion. Ellis Househol
der. walter Hall. Ma. and Mrs. George
Fashion, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Farms
] worth. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farnsworth
and Mrs william Huffman. enjoyed
moonlight picnic At Foxes Nednesda'
evening.
Mrs Campbell Vanderson and littl'
son. Of Canton. and Mrs. William Rorsoh
! Mr. and Mrs NJ. w DUNCAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Paxson and son
Kenneth. and Mr.. and Mrs. foy Paxson
OF Martins Ferry. were calling on frted'
Of Rarherton. are visiting their parents
in town sunday.
w. c. Toland made q business trip q
Rsr,on Wednesday,
Julia Clarke. Of Rrldgev'lle. Ia. Il
visiting her sister. Mrs +. G Wilson.
The Cherobothiam Girls, OF Colerain
! gave an entertainment AT tho h. or ?
| hall on Friday evening.
| E,hel Toland. who has been VISITING
friends in GAINESVILLE. has returned home
| Ethel Packer visited friends IN !iden'
recently.
Harry Rarkhurst. OF Short Creek, wa
a business caller in town Wednesday.
| Doris Johnson has returned home ar
Ter a visit with friends in West Viz
| ginia.
Mrs. George Wilson Is spending feV
DAYS with her daughter, Mrs. thar!'
Mercer. OF Blairmont.
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SHOWS TR|CKERY
CONTINUED From Page one.)

and went 10 sleep" He added that two
friends dragged lin from the parchment
and took him to n sanitarium ~here ne
was held until August s.
Upon his release, he said he believed
McGraw, manager Of the Giants hao
susoended him, and he wrote to Manu.
who was in Boston with the Cardinals
the letter Offering Ito 90 to hshins
camp" If this was desired. because ne
was afraid II he stayed with the Giants
he would win the pennant Tor MIN
(meaning McGraw). After writing the
letter the pitcher claimed he was called
to the Polo grounds by McGraw. "nen
I left knew I had not been dis
charged" Douglas said.
Following the visit 10 McGraw
office Douglass said he called Mann on
the long-distance telephone and re-
ouested him to tear up the letter
Although Mann agreed to do this, the
pitcher added, he showed the letter tc
his manager, Branch Hickey, who In
turn Informed McGraw. Commissioner
Lands and John Heydler. president OF
the National league.
says he was Drunk.
The former Giant star declared tina
he was drunk, that ne had been giver
, hypodermics and that he was not him
self when he wrote to Mann. HI
realized this. he said. too late. On TIL
same day that ne requested Mann t.
destroy the letter. Douglas said DR.
william Bender. the Giants club physi
clan. called at his apartment and CAV
him hypodermics to quiet his nerves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Russell EDGAR BENHAN.

Russell Edgar Benhan, - yea
ago died at the home OF friend hHLlS
Yates. near Bethany. yesteroa! ll'o'
ing az $40 o'clock. Mr.. Benhan was
prominent railroad man OF McMecneoo
nd was employed in the baltimore ~
ohio railroad shops there. HIS oca'h
"a attributed to heart trouble
Mr.. Benhan. with his VIE ielt W..
Nechen last Wednesday for WISH wv"
Mr. Yates. and his many friends IN NC.
Mechen were shocked 20 hear or ms
suden demise He Tas deNout mem.
~ the First Church OF God, McMecncn
Iio formerly resided with his parents
AZ Louisville Ky. but took up MS resi-.
dcnce in McMerhen about fnur Tears
ago Mr.. Benhan had been IN per,ee'
health until Wednesday morning, "nSn
he took suddenly Ill and died shor''S
after. o,ts
Surviving are. his widow. his parents
who reside at Louisville. KY. ana sew
eraI brothers In Louisville
Funeral arrangements are as We, III
comrlote but will probably he held MON
dav afternoon at the late home on SeI.
enth street. McMechen. with Rev. Jont
" whistler. pastor Of the First Cnursr
Of God. officiating. lntermfnt Will ~
rnnda IN the McMechcn cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Helen and Lillian, OF Ravenna. cane IN
Monday for visit with relatives.
Can't. II l. Cranlcr. Of iroet"FNi"c'
spent Sunday with his family here.
Miss Ethel Z-slger. VIII" has employ
ment in Marietta, O. Is spending Na'"-
ton al her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roem"r and
daughters Lucia and Helen. or ti'ts-
hurgh. have been with local relatives
, for a week.
Mrs. T. (. Evans and son. ~ column
bus, O. are guests Of Mr. and MIS-.
Frank Tyler.
The custodtaus Of our public school
I building and grounds are having mem
thoroughly cleaned and repaired IN
readiness FOR the opening ~ the fall
| term. September II.
Mr.. Billings. Of the PITTSBURGH DIS
! patch. was visitor here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Boy and sons. War
| ner and Harold. Of Fulton. spent the
week end with relatives on r. D. 2.
Miss LIB Taylor. % Woodsfeld. was
| tho guest OF Miss Dorothy RraEu" over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dietrich and daugh.
| ter and Miss Nancy Campbell. ot
| Rarnesvil!e. O.. were visitors here over
| Sunday.
Miss Madeleine Rutter. who has been
! IN Elliott school In Wheeling, came
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Maur?. of Wash
| incton, Pa. are visitors here.
Miss Ahhse Steward, of Cleveland. was
| the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! George Steward. for week.
Ernest Ru:ter came In Monday from
Columbus. O. where he has spent me
summer.
! Miss Merle Mozens Is the guest 81
! GAINESVILLE. o.. friends.
| Miss Lavina Hyder has returned n
wheeling after vacation spent at he'
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Fankhauser
returned to MoundsvIlle Wednesday from
| a weeks visit with her parents. Mr. ant
Mrs Chris. Fankhauser.
Misses Lulu and katherine Muhleman
Of Martins Ferry, are guests or thei'
sister Mrs. W. n. Messerly.
| Miss A V. Newhouse has returned
| from trip to Kent. q.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shelcross, OF Bel
lalre O.. were visitors in town Wednes
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
FAST VIRGINIA TEAM
WILL PLAY |. c, & D,
South Side Nine In Important 0Iasr
Tomorrow Afternoon nc srlnse-
port

The Virginia A. c. baseball team OF
,ra south side will journey TO Bridge
nor, tomorrow afternoon where they
viii meet the rack Loratn Coal and
Dock nine Of that place in what Is e1'
nocted Ia hn thrilling game from
start to finish.
Narple the star moundsnaan for the
,ocol rIub is in excellent shape and has
haen named A. the pitcher for the Viz
rtrIas with Snider on the receiving END
Tho Virg!n!as have also strengthened
,hcir team with the addition Of Schmidt
,ho best second sacker IN the valley and
vim the infield on hand will be a haro
team 10 beat The game viii be played
ON the stop l6La Park and Will be
called at 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
TWO SPEEDERS ARE
ARE CAUGHT BY POLICE

Two speeders. one for dssorderly con-
&uct and two charged with being drunk.
will be arraigned in police court this
morning before Judge John ). Ritz
C < Smith was arrested by Motor
cycls Policeman Stanley Tor speeding.
while Alder, Schleman was arrested Tor
the same Crfense by n" same officer
y Hitter was arrested by Patrolman
Moran on a charge Of being disorderly.
Iono Doe by Corners and Pete Kimberly
nv Policeman Garrison. will face
charges OF being drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
OBITUARY
%sS
MRS, VERONICA DENNY

Mrs Veronica Denny. 81 years Old
died last night at l0:l0 o'clock at the
North Wheeling hospital following an
illness of the past two days She WAS
admitted TO the institution on Aug
Is and her condition gradually grew
worse until the end came peaceao'S
last evening.
Mrs Denny resided a. 2l16 Main
s,rao, and was well known In this city
having spent the greater part of her
No in Wheeling. She was a member
NJ tho 81, Alphonsus' Catholic church
md also a member. of the Third Order
Of that church.
The body has been removed to the
Altmeycr-McCoy Funeral home, where
Il is being prepared for burial fu-
! neral ARA ngements are incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF
BEER ARE CONFISCATED

Tventy-Ave cases OF beer and one
quarter key OF beer were conhsea'ed IN
a raid on Rudlers place. National road
Yesterday afternoon. Floyd Howley,
bartender. was arrested and renamed
70 the Ohio county Jail and vii! be
given a hearing before Z. 5. COMMITS
sioner W. J. Cotton today, while war
ran, was sworn out for the arrest OF
George clifford. proprietor OF the es'ao-
uShment Federal Proh,oilon Agents
Alonzo Prince. George Heioe ana d
Walter Bee made the raid.
Ths above named officers also figured
:, -, heer-pour,ns party yesterday after
noon. when they emptied seven barrels
~ h.sr seized at the Stag Cafe last
vAak into the sewer at the intersection
o. Twelfth and Chapline stPee.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Michigan Couple Walk
Here on Honeymoon
,.aluinn honeymoon.

\ walking honeymoon!
After being married al ,' 1870
town in Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. "e"t &c
~ White, both abou, ,htr:y-ave years
~ acc started on honeymoon walk
over the country. .i,..a
Tn. newly-married COUP" arrived
,s~o las, evening and stopped a, 'ne
Tn{on Mission for nights 'oos.hs'
= mon ~-onnn said he was willing to work.
and Patsy Hatnes, superintendent Of ,
the Triton Mission. secured e"'P''' '''' 80
for the man .d W.
After enough funds are secured oy
Tho couple. they intend continuing on
their journey. .,,,,o.sA
with them they have three sul'Sasee
and n box. The box vontains cook.n
Utensils, dishes. knives and forks, the
way they worked their way along 'he
road vas BY the groom working on
farm house at various places alo"s ."s
tourney. securing something TO eat anu
a place 10 sleep in a barn for HIS day
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
MACHINES COLLIDE
IN MARTINS FERRY

An automobile driven by Frank Mack'i
~ Main street. coiltded with machine
owned by Miss Jennie Jones OF North
Seventh street, last evening ABOUT
o,.,ock At the corner OF Broadway and
adams streets. Martins Ferry.
Tho occupants OF both machines es-
caped injury. but the AUTOMOBILES were
con s.derably damaged. They Were re-
moved To nearby garages for repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
GOLLNER
REPORTED TO Be IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Eospttal Attendants say His ofice Is
slightly improved.

late last night attendants at the
North Wheeling hospital said that the
condition Of Pa;rolman Fred fete
Gollner member Of Wheehngs ponce
force, who was run down by an auto,
mobile Thursday morning. as he stepped
from street car a. Fourth ana MAI"
streets. showed signs NJ sHsh' !Hi
provement. hut that he sui re'ra'"eu !"
a serious condition.
The seriousness OF Patroiman No"'
,or.s condition Is due to internal In
,,r,os caused when the machine ran
n,er him His leg Is not broken 3 was
first believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
RELIEF FOR EVERY
HAY FEVER VICTIM

NOSTRIOLA BALM is bringing
blessed relief 10 many victims Of Hay
Fever and Rose Cold. This simple
treatment costs but a trifle and there
Is no waiting for results.
The soothing. cooling effect Of NOS
TRIOLA Is felt at once and you are
urged to get small tube Of your drug
gist to try.
To get the genuine NOSTRIOLA, &c
to a good, reliable druggist. who viii
not sell you a cheap substitute.
Better cut this out and buy tria
size tube OF your druggist today.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
FAVONIAN IS WINNER
OF HANDICAP TROT

Fhiladel phIaAug. ls.-Favontan. own
ed BY Ms Fred Edman. Memphis Ienh'
ana driven ny her husband. to-day won
The distance handicap trot. the feature
event Of the final days racing OF the
grand circuit meeting at belmont Park
The race was FOR purse OF $4,000 ana
the Bellevue Strattord cup. The horses
were placed at various stations aions
the track. according 70 their hana'cap
allowance. They were headed up inc
course and at the word go" were turn
ed and raced in the regulation manner
Six horses started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
Hold Park Services Sunday

The regular Sunday evening park
seryices will be conducted tomorrow
evening under the auspices Of the Union
Mission at the local wharf.
Bob Ingersoll second cousin OF the
famous Bob IngersoI the atheist. one
OF the worlds greatest mission men ana
who for two years was with the fam
ous Mel Trotter and year with tho
Won Brush evangelisttc party. Will be
at the service.
A special musical program VIII Do
offered Miss Nell Crow will sing a
SOLO and Miss Alice Wilkinson Will also
sing Mrs. John oConnor will accom-
pany her at the piano. An added attrac-
ton will Re Dan DeNere. famous mu-
steal man, will rattle the bones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
MRS. STELLA V. MOORE.

Mrs Stella Nierheller Moore, ~ years
old. wife Of Charles r. Moore. died at
the family home No. III Gamble avenue
Elm Grove, last evening at $50 O'CLOCK
following brief Illness.
Mrs Moore was formerly MISS Steiia
Vierheller. having been born In Wheel-
Ing. the daughter of late Charles ana
Barbara Vierheller. She was mem
Der Of ST Marks Lutheran church OF
Finn Grove and Of the St. Marks Sew
ing club. Of which she was always
faithful worker.
Mrs. Moore Is survived besides her
w!dower by two sons. Harry j. e. Moore
and Edgar r. Moore. one orother
Charles H. Vierheller. Of Wheeling als'
auryiyeS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
FERRY COAL MINER
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Louis Czako. aged 81. OF f5 Clark
street. Martins Ferry. died this morn
ing at I2:4S o'clock at the Martins
Ferry hospital after an Illness OF TWO
months.
Czako was admitted to the hospital
last Tuesday. but /, is understood he
had been III six weeks previous. Be
sides a brother. Joe. Czako IS survived
BY n family living in Austr!a-Hungary.
The body has been removed 70 the
r G. Heslop & Sons undertaking par
lors. where II will be prepared FOR
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
BELLAIRE CLUB TO
: HAVE GRID eleven

The Bellaire Indians formerly the
crack Buckeye Jrs. are AT work organ
IzSns a football team for the coming
season meeting has been called TOT
Monday evening at which all members
OF last years squad and the players VINO
wish TO join their ranks TINS season
are requested TO be present, The meet
Ing will be called at o'clock at MIL
Field.
The members Of last years team are
as follows: Murphy. MatuseS. Fetros'
Voseck. Kodlic weisway. Loseck. SeneS
Dew, Bell. Hayden. Leskosky' BROWN
Kovinta. Meager and McClelland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
CURTAIN FIRE IN
BUSINESS DISTRICT
OF MARTINS FERRY

Much excitement was caused in Mar
tins Ferry when an alarm from ooN -
called the FIRE department % Flttn ana
Hanover streets. N N" heart OF inc
business district.
The alarm was turned n when a cur
tain on the second floor 81 residence
VISA blown over an open gas Jet and
igrIted \ retShbor succeeded in eS-
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