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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-17
\ VA, REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
SUPREME COURT JUDGE AUG, IS.

macy arrived home yesterday after two
weeks spent on a vacation at Detroit
Mich. and Canada.
DR.. S. ]. Roberts OF Harrisburg Pa.
has arrived here for visit and Will
perform an operation on a relative at
the City hospital today.
Officer Ellwood Rothermund leaves
today on his annual ten days Summer
vacation.
Several members OF the Alpha ri fra
sernity will attend the state convention
at Cincinnati this week
Earnest Crump Of the Peoples Bank
starts on his annual vacation OF two
weeks today.
Another class will De initiated at the
meeting OF Ohio CRY lodge OF knights
OF Eythias tomorrow evening.
Officer Thomas Johns OF the local
police force goes on day duty at the
city building today.
Rev. l. 8. Rose and family leave to-
day for Carrolton @. 10 spend two weeks
visiting with friends.
Miss Ethel Craig OF the Parker Phar-
macy arrived home yesterday after two
weeks visiting with friends.
officer Wesley Muhleman goes on
night duty at the desk in the city build
ing today.
Mr. and Mrs. wilbert Woods left yes
terday for Huntington w. Va, after
visit with relatives.
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nine ARRESTED

A total OF nine offenders were taken
in BY local police yesterday. with the
drunks and disorderlies leading. OFFICER
Custer was in for his share OF the ar
rests, and registered total OF four out
of a possible nine for the day.
w W. Howard came all the way from
Cameron TO get hootch. and Officer Gus
ter Is credited with having brought him
10 the city building. Wheeler McCol-
loch OF Short Creek, drunk, was picked
I'm BY Custer. as was Mary Evans dis
orderly. and Isaac Smith, colored, dis
orderly.
Officer Horstman brought in two Of
tenders in the personnel Of Aurriil
Lewis. d!sorderly. and Pearl Hickman.
hurry Mclelland tried the
Tommy Milton stunt near Twenty-nrst
avenue, Edgedale. and officer Pastoric
caught him while travelling ut the rate
OF 40 miles per. William Curtis COM
United his second oftense at disorderlY
conduct and was brought to the haho-
ing by Officer Gersttng. George rack
the second speed demon Of the day, Was
alleged 70 have been travelling az The
rate Of 35 miles an hour along Sixteenth
street when picked up by Officer stan
ley
The following hold-overs from Satur-
day will also be arraigned THIS morn
ing in police court: Earl Weimer. speed
err by Motorcycle Cop William McEwiH
John McCready. by officer B'ck. ans
Edward Wrestling. by Traffic orIcer
William Burk. were charged with drir-
ing while under the influence of liquor.
and two DRINKS. J. J. Re!dey. arrested
cy Officer Gersting and a. SALVATORE
marking yiolator. Knocked of by Gerst-
ing, will also appear this morning.
Ike Smith, local negro. and Mary
Evans. Il friend Of likes, were picked
Iup by pacrolman Albert Custer huch-
valid and Monroe. early yesterday norm
ing on a disorderly charge.
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SELECTION or DELEGATES FROM
THE STATES MAGISTERIAL
DISTRICTS TO BE MADE
AUGUST
Movement Started AT Huntington TO
Have Paul W. Scott Nominated
II He wNl Consent

Huntington. W. Va. July l6.-Repub-
lican leaders OF Huntington today were
making preparations FOR the state
Republican convention - be held here
August Is. as announced yesterday by
NJ Il. white of Williamson. state chair
man. The convention Will be made up
Of representatives OF the entire state
from the magisterial districts. In which
conventions Will be held August Sth,
under terms OF the call issued by
White.
Probably the most important business
scheduled to come before the meeting
will be the nomination Of candidate
for the supreme court of appeals to
succeed the position OF tho late Judge
c. w. Lynch. and now held by Scott
Meredith Of Fairmont. by appointment.
There is movement on foot here to
win the nomination for Paul W. Scott
OF Huntington. provided he Will consent
TO let his name be presented TO the
convention.
Republican leaders here presume
Judge Meredith will also he a cand!-
date for the nomination.
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was President pro TEN OF council refus-
ing 10 accept and qualify. 4 meeting
Of that body was held Monday evening
when Cook resigned as President Pro
tenn Of the council which was accepted
when all other members refused the
election on account Of the succession In
office TO Mayor. however. petition Is IN
circulation endorsing IA certain council
man, who may be Induced 10 accept
Sydney Gallaher Of Moundsv!lls, W.
Va was visitor in town Monday
Frank Mehl OF Mt Vernon. O.. was
the guests OF friends in town las sam
day.
Mrs. 4. F. Wise OF New rhiia.. O., is
the guests Of local relatives
The local ball club won from Arm
strongs Mills last Saturday by n score
Of 10 to and lost 10 Woodland w. Va,
Sunday. the score was 20 3 The
Alhambra club OF Wheeling will be here
Sunday and play the locals on the W.
Va. grounds
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter and
two children OF Akron were guests Of
local friends here recently.
Harry McDougal was brought home
the first Of the week from the Martins
Ferry hospital where he received treat
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B. & D. REPORTS
A BETTER DAY
VICE PRESIDENT GALLOWAY SAYS
FORCE INCREASED AND ORDER
RESTORED.


Baltimore. Md. July lG.--ln state
ment issued today. {. W. Galloway. vice
president OF the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road. declares strike conditions arc i'm
proving. but charges that an attempt
had been made 20 blow up railroad
bridges In West Virginia. The state
ment says:
1.-The conditions today are generally
most gratifying. our loaded movement
yesterday was lS.303 loads which Is the
largest since the strike began. Improve
ment Is noticeable in every direction
Increased forces and more orderly
conditions in the territories where IA
vorable injunctions have been issued
and where previously strikers and their
sympathIzers had annoyed and inter-
fered with our employees. have resulted
in greatly improved conditions, which
will be further improved as forces are
increased.
While there are some delays 10 our
through passenger trains from various
causes. with one exception they are on
the whole on best time of any day
since the strike began.
There were no accidents yesterday.
There was attempt some time dur
ing last night by person or persons un-
known to blow bridge on our branch
line between Fairmont and Morgan
town. near Montana Station, West Vir-
gtnia. Part Of the guard rail was split
some Of the concrete cracked and few
OF the rivets pulled. but the bridge was
not disabled. Investigation IS being
conducted.
with assurance that protection will
be furnished, the Baltimore & Ohio now
expects to recruit men in greater num-
bers.
LAS an indication Of the character Of
some OF the protection that is being af-
forded the Baltimore & Ohio. at one Of
the important points on the road the
sheriff has sworn in three deputies, all
wb strikers"
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FIRST NJ L, church Will meet In the
church Tuesday evening to hold their
business meeting The members or this
club are putting up n good fight 10 win
the "lIill Top" membership contest, be-
il.G nut on by the different classes OF
the church and the meeting VIII be !or
the purpose OF further!ng plans for this
contest.
Situation Quiet
The railroad strike situation IS the
same as has been for some time. Inc
men are p!cketing the grounds OF the
railroad the same as usual but no frlC-
ton has arisen between the strikers ana
men at work up to the present time
Several men are being brought IN on
each train and put to do the work OF
skilled mechanics and leave in re"
days after they arrive.
A number OF rumo-s OF disorders have
been spread over the town a; different
times hut this does not affect the men,
say they rely on their pickets to INFORM
them Of anything that !s worthy or no.
tice The railroad has put up several
tents for the men at work, TO live IN,
but there are so few men there that
three tents are sufficient to house them.
These men are being fed from the com
missary on the grounds and never leave
the shops.
McMeohen Briefs
Miss Anna Kemple IS spending re"
days In Pittsburg visiting friends
Misses Helen and Bessie jenkins OF
Hartford, W. Va. returned home after
spending a few days here visiting re-
lations on Sixth street.
Miss Mamie Donavan Is spending r
few days with her sister, Mrs Bernero
Sclby. Of Warwood.
Mrs. Harry Burse and daughter, or
Wheeling are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Pcnick, of Tenth street
Miss Ann Woody Is spending rev
days here with her parents. MISS
Woody Is student OF West Liberty.
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RAILWAY CLERKS
VOTE To STRIKE

Chicago. July 16,-Representattres OF
5000 railway clerks On the Chicago u
Northwestern railroad sent a message
TO L. Fitzgerald, head OF the clerks
freight handlers, express and station
employees union today stating that n
strike vote on the system showed 93
per cent Of the men favoring a walk
out and asking for authority to strike
Forty-eight division chairmen were in
conference here during the day.
On the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
road. representatives Of the same organ
.zation said a canvass OF the strike
vote showed 9S1a per cent of the work
ers favoring a walkout. They predicted
the men would leave work possibly to-
morrow
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rnent for a featured skull. caused By
a kick from horse. He Is getting
along nicely.
Frank Yost Of the. Internal Revenue
department. was the guest OF fIiends
hore last Sunday and Monday -
Mrs. H. II. Mozena Misses Lizzie and
Elaine Litter, Sylvia Tubofgh and Merls
Mozena made the round trip on the
steamer TO GAINESVILLE. returning homS
Wednesday. !
Miss Irene Thompson returned .honfS
Thursday from three weeks Visit with
relatives in Baltimore. a. - "A
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Kelch. Misses
Mildred Ripper and Camilla Fish at
tended Chautauqua at Woodsfield the
first OF the week.
The Darlington Chautauqua home
coming and Centennial will be held
here on August I. s. and 9.
Col and Mrs. Same Tschappatt re-
turned home Tuesday from a months
VISIT with relatives In northern Ohio
and attending the State G. A. r. en-
campment at Bucyous, y.
The local Masonic lodge had degree
work at their meeting held In the Tyler
building last Saturday evening. An.
other important meeting will be held
this evening.
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MUST RETURN AS
81. new employees
Union Pacific President Asserts ROADS
Attitude Toward Striking Shopmen.

Omaha, Neb.. July 16.-President Carl
R Gray. OF the Union Pacific System
in a letter TO E. e. Calvin, vice pres,-
dent of the system. setting forth III"
position Of the Union Pacific regarding
striking shopmen. today said the only
way a former employe could enter the
service would he as a new employe ann
that the Union Pacific pledged itself 10
make no settlement Of the strike which
would deprive new employees. Of those
who remained loyal. OF their rights or
Jobs.
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FREIGHTER AGROUND

San Francisco. July 16.-The steam
ship Mobile City is ashore on Protec-
ton Island in Puget Sound, according
10 word received here tonight. The
Mobile City is steel freight steamship
6.157 tons. plying betN6en New York
and Seattle via San Francisco. Her
home port Is New York. She was built
in 1920 and Is owned ny the L. S. Steel
Products company.
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ACCUSED OF STOCK fraud

Atlantic City, July 16.-CharEcd with
dipping women through the Illegal con-
version Of stock. Frank B. Sheldon. rs
years old Is held in the city jail here
for the Baltimore police. When arrest
ed late last night. Sheldon was prcpar-
ing 10 leave the city. A Baltimore OFF,
ser IS expected for him tomorrow.
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DISSATISFIED WITH
PENNSY WAGE RATE
Striking snopmsn Charge Rsolasginea
cation Under Agreement Puts
Them lower Than Labor board
Award

Columbus. Ohio. July 16.-Striking
shcpmen OF the Pennsylvania raiI!oa1
consider the new wage scale put into
etrct today by that road COMPLICATION
% trs grievances already exlS.cn: a.
corcirg 20 James Citidwhll. chairman
OF the strike committee. He termed the
now schedule a gross mIsrepresenta-
ton" - the part OF the company.
'whie the new schedule Is .rI POSED
u be one cent an ho1r more tar n that
axed by the railway labor board. the
company has re-cla ssifed many men. re-
ducinx machinists to the rating OF ma
chinist's helpers. thus cutting the ma
cnlnist's rate from % to Is cents unda
the labor board rates" Caldwell said.
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IRISH NATIONALS
CAPTURE DUNDALK

Belfast July l6.--tBy The Associated
Press. )--Dundalk is in the hands OF
Nationals more than three hundred
Republicans having heen taken prison
erS. Between aud O'Clock N the
morning the Nationals had virtually
seized the town. only two casualties
resultins-two irregulars. man named
erry killed and another seriously
WON ndnd.
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DEAN OF INSTITUTE

Huntington. w. Va. July lo--l'r' u
f. Goodwin, pastor Of the First Method
is, Episcopal church here, has peer
appointed dean OF the West virginia
Epworth League institute. which VII!
open in Buckhannon. w. Va" on
August T..
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INJURED JOCKEY DIES

Huntington. ". Va, July l6.-RaE-
mond Davies. IS years old jockey.
Of Lexington. Ky. died early today at
Ashland. Ky. near here of injuries sus-
tanned Friday when ne was hurled from
4 horse during race on Ashland track.
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McMECKEN
Boy SCOT Meeting

The Boy Scout troop Of the FIRST Nj
E. church will hold meeting N the
church tonight 10 lay plans for tho Dig
cncampmvnt that Will he held out the
Pike District" July %. TINS Is one
Of the biggest times OF We year lot the
scouts and includes the troops from al!
over this district. The meeting VII! De
called 10 order at seven O'Clock tonight
and all members are requested TO Ue
nreEent
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CLARINGTON

Darlington. Ohio. July 1.-THE VII
lagr Of Darlington. Ohio, is still without
a MAYOR by reason Of ChaS. Cook who
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Missionary Society

Members OF the Foreign Missionary
society OF the First NJ +. church wii'
hold their regular monthly business AT
the home OF Mrs. G.. H. Brown % Lin
coin street. Tuesday evening. After the
business OF the society has been dISpos-
ed OF a social hour will be enjoyed.
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Capt. Hilda Raab and Lieut.. Heine OF
tho local Salvation army corps held
their last services In this city yester.
day and they plan TO leave the city
during tho fore part OF the week Capt.
Raab win Do stationed a, Cleveland.
o., while her assistant will I'll in dur
ing the vacation season.
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Biuos 70 Me ct

Tho momscrs Of the Blues OF the
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6prtngervsnnum.

An Interesting wedding took place
Saturday evening when Miss Doris VEN
mum daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Vennum OF North Fifth street became
the bride OF Ralph Springer Of this CITY.
The ceremony took place at the home
Of the brides parents on North Ffr,n
street ut o'clock Saturday evening
with Rev !. S. Rose pastor Of the
First NJ Z. church officiating. Follow.
ing the wedding the happy couple lsrr
on a honeymoon trip to the Lakes Mis-.
Vennum has been employed at the local
postotfice since graduating from the
High school
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Members of the Queen Ester society
OF the First NJ. r. church Will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Suetta kcmple or
Tenth street Tuesday evening. The
meeting will be called to order at eight
o'clock The society was to meet last
week but owing 10 misunderstanding
II was delayed until the present date.
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Meeting Stopped.

Officers Muhleman and Frazier ra!deG
4 house on the corner OF First and
Washington streets last evening. TIL,
three occupants % me house. Stella
Iohan. charged with drunk and dlsor
derby conduct. Charles Jones. charged
with lettering and Cora Williams
charged with operating y disordcrly
house. were all taken into custody.
Isaiah Wells. colorcd arrested nv
Officer Johns. was taken 10 the cit,
building where a search % mis- perso,
revealed that he had 4 pair Of stee
knuckles IN his possession.
Charles ChoaPeS. picked up by orr
GERS Reddy and CtgsIc. IS being held 70,
hearing. The quartet OF offender.
orough, In las, evening will be ar
rsigned before Mayor Dun this evening
Martins Ferry Briefs
Giss Ethel Craig Of the Parker Phar
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stan smouldertng.

The fire in the dumping ground on
South Fourth street Is still shoulder
ing despite the fact that men have been
at work several days in an attempt to
rxtinguish the fire. 1t IS likely that
some other plan will be tried this week
to taxa care OF the fire,
Evening journal., 1922-08-10
MEN

who are now employed and who
are willing to devote several
evenings during the next two
weeks in preparation for an i'm
portant part with a great Western
business which is extending into
Wilmington, may be taking a
step that will prove to their ad-
vantage by calling at the ad-
dress below. This enterprise re-
quires managers for various
branches it will open here.
We want plain. normal human
beings with honest records and
fair educations; men between IS
and 40 years, who will follow
carefully worked out plans and
be capable of assuming manager
ial responsibilities as soon as they
have learned the essentials of
this business.
IF the reader is wasting time
and efforts in something that
does not afford a future, and has
courage to try for So, 900 posi-
@on, he is invited to call Friday
at 7.30 P. M.
Trustees System
lWAS-5O
duPomt Bldg.
auEio-st
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The Want Ads will help to locate
lost articles.
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HOUSE PAINTING.
UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLsTERING OF the better kind;
materials for sale. Sparks and Son.
Corner Fourth and Tatnall SITS. Phons
sil2-W. june2l-lyr.
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EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE Chalmers automo-
bile. good condition. Tor small bum
galow In outskirts OF city. Phone 2295-M.
augi0-3t
Evening journal., 1922-08-10

These tires are not guaranteed TOT
any number of miles. but hundreds II
satisfied users are getting from 2. 900 70
3. 600 miles OF real service.
KEEN'S.
augi0-tf. 35th and Market SITS.
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HE1p wANrEp-MALE.

-a,Y To CARRY oRDERs-Apply gro
cery store. sixth and Rodney ST.
augi0-3t.
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4. LIFE, AND CHARACTER
. READING
August 10

The spiritual evolution Of the Leo
character is by cool and passive
contemplation and silence. They
should ever bear in mind that their
governing planet is the sun. and
that true growth can be attained
only by combination of heat and
cold. light and shadow. Their best
discipline seems to come from suf-
fering, loss and sickness. through
which they learn the futility Of de-
ception and passion.
These girls who arc more care
fully sheltered than the boys, can
not give reign to their natural i'm
pulses. and so they learn to domin-
ate themselves. But a Leo woman
who has not thus controlled her
self will be apt TO go even farther
In deception and dupllcity than a
Leo man. When these faults are
overcome there is no stronger. bet
ter women in the whole Zodiac than
a Leo one.
The governing sign of this date is
Leo. the planet the Sun. the birth
stone is a diamond.
Evening journal., 1922-04-14
Six Very Wonderful Values Offered in
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Beautiful Tafetex. sold only by Crosby & Hill Co..
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Fibre Silk Shifting which will give satisfaction In
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Main Floor
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WIND DOES DAMAGE
IN SUSSEX COUNTY

Special TO The Evening journal.
MILFORD AprN IA wind
storm visited this section yesterday
afternoon playing havoc IN many
quarters.
The grand stand at the Milford
baseball park was blown down and
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farmers report many eutbuhdinss In
the country were turned ever by the
wind.
An automobile driven by Geerge
Hall, Of H.. was blown from the
boulevard lnte ditch along the
roadside, but the occupants were not
injured.
George Robbins, sen Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Robins, Of near Milford,
had his arm broken yesterday while
playing seo-Haw.
Al. Burton. Negro, son Of Annie
Burton, was given until 3 o'clock to-
day by Miilsboro town officials to
leave this place. Burton Is said to
have threatened the life of several
citizens who interferred with his
idea OF painting tho town red"
He just recently came TO Mills
boro after serving term in jail.
Evening journal., 1922-04-14

here In tho cubbyfiat it'll be good
70 come backl"
(To be Continucd)
Copyright, 1899. NBA Bervice)
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DO not under any confederation
close or make new deals on this
date. Watch the Want Ads oare-
fully for splendid opportunities in
all mercantile lines