The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
Committeeman Vote That Rule OF Ro-
tatton" Should Prevail IN Selection
Of Man
Or, T. n. Kearns Of Hundred, With
drew In Favor Of Highland
Ten Days Ago

Ten Days Ago
The Marshall county Republican exc
CUtiNe committee virtually endorsed
Cecil r. Highland. OF New Mart!nsvtlle
Tor the state senate from the SeCoad DIS
,c.ct at meeting held yesterday after
ruo0 hy passing resolution faroring
the rule OF rotation The resolution
Gs passed by the committee IS a. fol-
lows: '"The Marshall county Republic
can executive committee hereby goes on
record in favor OF endorsing the man
f.r state Senator from the county which
$ entitled TO Il under the rule OF rota-
ton"
Or r NJ KearnS OF Hundred. an sr-
service man and ona OF the most prom
ineut citizens Of Wetzel county with
drew from the senatorial race about ten
days ago In favor OF Highland intimate
ing n the time that he believed the rule
CC rotation should be followed out and
that ihe Republicans OF the district
should sent Highland TO the state sem
ate Evidently there are certain fac
tons here that cannot entirely agree
with the rule.
Foster Rine. OF this city. ts candt-
date on the Republican ticket seeking
the same office as Highland. II Is I'M
derStood quite definitely. that Rtne Will
remain in the race TO finish regardless
OF the rule % rotation" Leading Re-
publicnns OF the county do not agree
tina, the rule should be BROKEN and are
cut 10 see Highland win the nomination.
Club Held Msst1ns'
An important meeting OF tho New
Trek Club was held last evening at the
Headquarters on Second street. Several
very important matters were disposed
Of Election OF officers for the ensuing
year Will take place at the next meet
ing OF the organization.
To Condition Road
The county court met yesterday and
among other matters taken up, decided
to spend q little mcpey on the Waynes-
burg Plks to put II in condition for
turriug over to the State Road Commits
sion. The highway will probably be
turned over 10 the Sr>>te before the end
o. summer. Tho court resolved to ask
the State Road Commission to send a
man here 10 advise them just how much
work would have 10 be done before the
road could BE turned over to the state.
Kiw1aians to Cameron
Moundsville Kiwanians journeyed TO
Cameron last evening 10 take part in a
Joint meeting OF the KtwanIs Clubs of
Cameron and this city. Plans were to
set a date for joint picnic of the TWO
clubs. 4 good time was enjoyed by all
local KiwanIans who attended the Cam
aron meeting.
Dquipm emit Not Here
Equipment OF the new playground has
not yet arrived in the city. The var
lous devices were expected In Monday
but owing 70 the railroad strike are be-
leved 10 have been held up. Paul Ruble
~ NJ ND
all ready for the installation OF the
equipment as soon as Il arrives.
Call For Convention
call has been sent out by the Mar
shall county Republican executive COM
m!ttee for convention 10 be held on
August II 10 name delegates 70 attend
the state convention OF the party to be
held At Huntington on August 10. A
candidate for the seat on the state Su-
preme Court bench will be named at the
state meeting.
Foreigner TO JAIN
William Gerge Stanich, Fostor'a ave-
nue.. foreigner is in the MaTshau coun
" Jail awaiting action Of the grand
iury as a result OF his being unable 10
furnish $500 bond for his release. FOL-
lowing trial before, Squire f. VI. Lewis
G, = charge 90 having Intoxicating heH-
e-sEp- - his possession. Siaa."A was
~ cry officers.
ssrenads shs Doctor
n n L Ncater Young dentist. was
made % suffer FOR his marriage vows
ias, night \ la-ge. number OF his
friends. with dish pans. TN cans ana
other implements Of alley warfare. VEN
tured forth 20 the residence or the DOC
tor and his new bride on Center street
and following a voliey OF rocks. stonsA
sttcks and other pieces OF natures own
manufactured grenades. demanded the
usual after marriage set up. Follow
ing a long drawn out barrage the doc
ror compiled with his friends wishes
ma furnished the cash" for the big
,ar,y Yeater recently returned from
ats wedding trip.
sltmp May Come In
The big airshtp \. So. OF the Ih'leu
States Air Service Is due here some
t,me this week This is all the intor-
marion Capt. A. F. Simon!n. IN charge
~ T.anr!n Aviation Field. happens I"
know about the big bl!mp. The captain
Is ~ be notified OF the coming OF the
el-sbin one day ahead Of time In order
that the proper arrangements may De
made to land the ship here.
rhres Prisoners In
Three prisoners = re nrouSh' 70 'no
s+a,e nenitentiary yesterday from Lewis
$50 ~ serve sentences averaging
sbont wears each. Their arrival
hronrht 10 the total population OF the
sta,s pen up TO 1.S+n. drop In the mum
hsr ~ inmates confined behind the "aL,S
rs .xnerted this week when about % au-
si,ionar ronyicts are sent downstate 10
work on roads.
Moundsv1ils Briefs.
Mrs. Carl Cunningham or CNnton ave-
rxa has returned home from WISH
wIrb friends at McMechCn.
Miss Virginia Baker. Of Fourth stree,
has gone To ,he country wher" she Will
spcrd several days mentioning.
r.eg,cr Rogers. o. SteubenFiIe. ~"
hos returned home after visiting h't
narentS. Mr.. and Mrs. isaac Rogers: OF
Second street.
Pau, Dorsey who hos been seriously
~ n, his home on Second street ~
reported 20 10 improving rapidly.
Mrs Chris Crow. who has b"een quite
VI a, Ter home on Washington avenue
e much better
Mrs. W. \. Smith and daughter. MISS
Mildred. OF Center street have returned
from a visit with relatives at Buck
cannon.
Miss Rose RoEerson. oC Second street,
l. getting along nicely following n re-
cent illness.
Former Postmaster J. W. Wellman Is
said 20 be slowly recovering from I