The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
RuHoR1p THAT HON. E. r. MOORE
WILL ANNOUNCE FOR HOUSE
or DELEGATES FRIDAY
MORNING.
Chester W. shields, OF McMsohsn' Can
di6ats Tor Same on1ce HAS
Been Making Canvass.
Race For County superintendent Oh
schools Expected TO Develop
warm Contest


on the stove and the vaporouS substance
arising therefrom indicate that only one
more candidate will enter the political
field IN Marshall county before the cur
tains fall Saturday Dame Rumor has
fashioned herself in some very fne ap-
parel and the last touch or rouge Is
expected TO be added Friday morning
when, as Is anticipated. Hon. b +.
Moore, makes his announcement Tor re-
nomination 70 the House OF Delegates
from Marshall county.
The hot sun has been blazing on the
field for the past two weeks and some
Of the candidates already announced
have made a general canvass OF their
territory to the end OF ascertaintng just
whom they must look TO for support
at the polls on August l. For the nrSt
time In several years q very warm con-
test IL expected TO develop In the night
for the seat IN the house OF delegates
now held by Hon. E. F. Moore. Chester
w. Shields. OF McMechen. has made
more than one canvass OF the county
and has told friends he was anticipating
victory at the primary. c. w. Hupp. or
Liberty district. Monday. also entered
the race for house OF delegation the re-
publican ticket candidate. Edmund Con-
away, OF Board Tree. Is the only Demo
cratic candidate.
The contest for county Super.ntend-
emit OF schools provides a BIT OF Specula-
ton for the most skeptIcal Fl. +. Car
michael, the present incumbent. Is OPP
posed by j. sherman welch. Of Sand
Hill district for the Republican nomina-
ton. Welch is an eS-service man and
Is said to be exerting every EFFORT to-
wards a successful goal S. J. Ander-
son. Is the only Democratic candidate
in the field for this office.
The Republicans have four candidates
in the field for county commissioner
while the Democrats are represented hv
two men. Charles @. Aston. OF Clay
district and c. R Downey. OF Union. ThN
Republicans are: c. &. Wilson. Of
Franklin district: Homer Stewart. Of
Cameron: E. G.. Knoll!nger. OF Union
and J. b Thompson. OF Webster.
The race for the various school jobs
IN the county shows the following men
To be put on the ticket: Louis SsahrIght.
republican, for president Of board ~
education. Washington district: Charles
G Rider. Republican. school commits
sioner. J. T. Powell. Republican. for
president OF board OF EDUCATION and T..
w Edwards, Republican. FOR school
commissioner. Union district
T. L. Simmons. Democrat. is the only
candidate OF his party out for school
commissioner. OF Washington district
In the congressional field. Marshall
county has also provided two candidates
for the seat in congress- now occupied
by B. L. Rosenbloom. OF Ohio county.
They are Hon. James n. rarrio;t and
DR.. D. B. EaIy, both OF this city.
New Radio Towers.
New radio equipment amounting TO
ab6ut $4,000. Is to be purchased and
erected at Langin Field here. TWO new
towers about 210 feet high are to be
put up.
May Form Band.
! Members OF Earl Francis Post No 3
the American Legion. are contemplating
,,lhe organization OF a Legion band
There are quite a number OF musicians
in the post who are willing 10 give of
their time and intelligence to put wore
a band. The matter will he thrashed
out at the next meeting OF the post.
Speedsrs Beware.
State and local police are waging war
again on the speeders. Several arrests
have already been made In the city
limits and In Glendale and along the
highway between this city and Nc
;Meohen.
Council Held Meeting.
Council in regular session last even
ing passed on several important and
numerous routine matters Several com
'mittee reports were heard and acted
: upon.
indian Princess
Princess Tata and Her Indian
Friends" are on the program for Chau-
;tauqua this evening. Friendly En-
enies" drew very large crowd last
evening.
Field Meet Today
The boy scouts OF the Wheeling
,Moundsville council will hold a field
Imeet this evening on the Fifth street
all lot. Several trophies are to be given
to trops winning contests.
One Prisoner In
One prisoner was received at the
state prison yesterday from Hancock
county and one man was discharged by
treason Of the expiration OF his term
leaving total OF 1909 inmates in the
state institution. More than 100 pris-
.oners are expected 10 be confined with
In the walls OF the penitentiary before
September I.
No Fourth Celebration
, II 10 not expected that there will be
an organized celebration OF July 4th
Americas independence day N Mounds.
Vile. Beyond ball games and likely n
few picnics the day IS expected 10 be
observed In quiet way
Troop Nos o Net
Troop No. S. OF IA" boy scouts met
last night at the Baptist church and
made final plans FOR the Held meet Il
be held this eveninglon the Fifth STREE
ball grounds Charles A. Jo1es scout,
master, put the boys through their var,
tious maneuvers preparatory 20 the
meeting Troop No. s. expects 10 wiz
,aayeral OF the contests
Infants Funeral Hold
Funeral services for the late rercivai
,infan son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Baker
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