The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-31
zEEAroR1AI, FIGHT ovERSHADowS
ALL OTHERS WITH OGDEN AS
OUTSTANDING CANDIDATE
highland To Got Substantial vote Is
Pred1cHon-Moore 70 House
OF Delegates

Zig AAnd 10 Got SODsOAnI19A WV ~
Pred1c1onr-Moore TO House
or Delegates
The Senatorial fsht overshadows all
others IN the Marshall county political
boil this year with II. c. Ogden, Re-
publican OF Wheeling, as an outstanding
candidate and predicted 10 carry the
county b! very substantial vote. Ton
days ago. this prediction would prob
ably not have prevailed but tho Ogden
supporters have been so active IN the
past week that great gains have been
made and entertainments now Indicate
that the Wheeling senatorial candidate
will go over big IN this county.
II IS believed that James d. Parr!ott
will carry the county, and his friends
predict re will be the nominee. However.
both tha supporters OF Benjamin l..
Rosenblon and D. 3. Ealy, have been
somewhat active and indications are
that these two candidates will get their
share o. tho vote.
In tie tracas FOR Carl II. Hunters
seat IN the state senate from the secord
district. Il - generally believed that
Cecil B Highland Is the leading con-
tender. This set IS also being sought by
Foster RIne. a Marshall county man.
paIsA Highland was virtually endors-
ed oy the Marshall County Republican
executive committee at the last meet
ms Of that body and this. Il is thought.
vii tend to swing a good vote 10 the
wetsal county candidate FOR the seat
~ the upper house OF the state lesis-
htura
Everett r. Moore. leading politicians
Selieye. will be reelected 70 the house
IF delegates from Marshall county.
Moore has shown but little activity. still
his friends have been alert and pre-
dict.ons are that he will DO one OF the
two nominees. II Is quite difficult TO
even consider whom the second nominee
will be. All have been quite active.
Chester W. Shields, OF McMechen be-
came quite active several months ago
and he Is believed 70 be making some
head%ay IN various parts OF the county.
It is believed the fight will be a close
one between him and DR.. C. E Hutch
inson. c. Q. Hupp, George W. Byrnes
and John Ftessimons.
H E. Carmichael being present tncum-
ment. has by that fact an edge IN the
race FOR county superintendent of
schools over J. Sherman weloh. The
latter Is an ex-service man and an edu-
Gator OF u years experience and has
been wagtnS q very active campaign.
A very close race Is predicted in the
race FOR the county coTnmissionership all
claiming they will be the winners. The
following are the candidates, Wilson.
Stewart. Thompson. Porter. Griffith,
Montgomery and Knollinger.
Musicale ~ cb1roh
The mid-year musicale, an annual
event. was held at the First NJ. &.
church last night. One of the finest
programs In years waS put over. Sew
eral numbers were rendered by ou-of-
town talent A largo crowd attended
she affair.
Helps Out wheeling
The local postofrics aided the wheel
ing office Saturday by taking care OF
an add. Gonal 10000 pieces OF mail. Tho
matter was brought In three large
sacks. All employees OF the local office
have been quito rushed during the pas;
few days owing To much political mat
sar going N me mails
Local Aan IN Accident
l. O. Carr. former local man. was
severe,y Injured IN an automobile &C
eden, a. NarttnsburS Saturday morn
Ing a~c--I.ag 20 Information received
by relatives n this city. Carr Is the
son os ~ A. II. Chenowetn. OF Elm
evenue The parent lett tor the Eastern
Panhaaa.a city Immediately upon re.
ce.pt OF the news
Opaa Hotsl
The Cam? Grounds hotel WAS opened
Sunday after being closed down for sew
eral weohs for improvements. While
the YOstel~y waa closed extensive I'm
p-oycmcn;s. Including painting. were
made.
Paving on Avenue
Paving has been started on South JEFF
rerson avenue This thoroughtare - &c
be paved from tho West YirSlpel STATE
peritent.ary 20 ;he Eleventh street line
II Will br completed by the middle OF
ScptcmNcr.
Mrs. Brown spoke Eero
Mrs William Gay Brown, Democratic
candidate FOR tho Un!tod States Senate
o. Kjugwood. spoke her" Saturday morn
ing Mrs E~0wH had R very good crowt
on: 20 hpa- aN~ and she made specia
appeal tur a. yc;ers 10 go TO tho polls
tomorrow.
leave Tor Camp
Seven 'pct' ..uys left last evening FOL
Cam, Kr-x. X where they will spend
thirty da.s at tho Ci,iSens' Military
Trai-.ag CONS. here. They are as fol
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Tahor. Franz ~ Barnette. James A
'ioot"n. Arthur l. Aouroc lawrence
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Margaret ..'7erts. OF JEFFERSON @''
3lCe, 90 e." days
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