The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-06
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POLICE CHIEF /,
RESIGNS OFFICE.
SAYS HE HAS BEEN GIVEN OLD JOB
AT U. s. STAMPING WORKS
HERE.
caief UntN Council Appoints
New Oono.

Charles q. Rry>on. chief "c police or
MuuudSyinc for the pas; 1t months. re-
>l-ucd thu; office yesterday aud assumed
i,.S old duties today w';h tn" l. :
Stam.ju.. Works. wher" L." VAS en-
played before becoming chj"t.
Ills RESIGNATION was handed 20 Mayor
& r W:en~k" Yesterday aud the r!'y :
,.h:et executive Immediately appointed
John I.chryv I- - act temporarily un-
~ council can meet and select a p"r1'a-
rCu; chlrf. EryS"n MS appointed Ivy
r"dnc!l more thaa year aE". whrH ~
Wilson. Democratic polio" CHEF. re-
signed. Wilson MAS elected 10 the Office
BY the people.
Death was Accidental.
That the said willis II spoon came
20 his death OF IN" 18th day Of SeHtem-
her in Marshall county. West Virginia.
from injuries sustained in an auto
wreck w,riCh we hav" determined from
the evidence was purely accidental Tn"
foregoing is the verdict Of the c"roncr's
Jury sitting yesterday afternoon IN the
ease OF Willis II. spoon. deceased. This
jury spcn; The forenoon hearing Wit
ueSScs.
Hold Fair At Dallas.
The Dallas Agricultural club VIII hold
It's annual fair on the evening Of OCsoos:
% and saturday. October 81. a. the
Dallas school building. Hon. James
D. Parrioit. of this city. will be the rrin-
ciral speaker on the even OF the OPEN
Ing The fair proper occurs saturday.
An exhibit Of live stock will be held AZ
the Dallas public square.
Doctor Moves Office.
Or. Frank McCracken. loca! chtro-
Ed Weaver clothing store in the Ores
sell building on Jefferson avenue pr.
ScCracken was formerly located in the
Jones wall paper store building.
start Rehearsals Monday.
Members OF the Earl Francis Pos: No.
;. the American Legion. are being carded
by Adjt J. X. Billeter for large at
tendance on the evening Of the hrSt
rehearsal for the annua. minstrel Mon
DAY evening. Buffet lunch and talk
BY the director OF the show Will be
features OF the Monday evening affair.
The minstrel will be given al the Strand
theatre on October % and -.
New Mtlhnsr Hers.
Miss Belle Lowery. OF Pittsburgh. has
arrived in the city TO take charge of
the millinery department Of the Beer
and Warren store on Layfayctte avenue.
a
gently established by Messrs. Beer and
Warren. who will keep the finest and
most up-to-da;e OF millinery on hand.
Miss Lowery will assume her duties to-
day.
Six Airplanes Here.
Six a'rpiancs. five Of thc pH-f type
and one Martin Bomber. passed through
Mcuudsville yesterday afternoon enreutc
To Detroit. Mich. from eastern landing
fields. The ships are to b" entered by
the government In the Pulitzer trophy
eases 10 take place he latter patr OF
this moath. The ships cleared for Day
ton. o., after taking on supply Of
fuel.
Football Bleachers.
Portable h'eachers Tor the Fifth street
football field To- seat an additional I."nh
people have been ordered by IN" athletic :
commission OF Mouudsvillc hish school.
The hlcachers are expected 10 be here
by the middle Of this month.
Wayne Funeral Today.
Funeral services Will be held this
afternoon at o'clock for the late
Dorothy Jean. S-year-"ld daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Wayne. Services
Will be In charge of Rev. J. T. Scott
pastor OF the First NJ. T.. church In
terment will be made 1T the Green !
To Play washington.
The Mound City football team will
meet the fast Washington. IA. eleven !
on the Fort Pitt field sunday after !
noon. Arrangements for the contest /
were completed yesterday. The Wash !
!ngton eleven is one Of the fastest semi J
pro teams IN Western Pennsylvania and
no doubt a large crowd will turn out 10 /
see them play here.
Is Brought To Pen.
Mrs. Francis Gordon. OF Wheeling. !
sentenced 10 serve IS years In the state !
prison for numbering her husband. was
brought 10 the state pen here yesterday
together with another prisoner from
Ohio county. Their arrival brought the !
population % the penitentiary up to /
l.621. There are now % women in the !
prison.
Three Houses Are Up.
Ben r. Miller. prominent local florist |
has completed the erection OF three OF
his eight new greenhouses on First
street. The fourth house will probably !
be erected by the end of next week. |
Lack of sufficient steel pipe for inner !
work held up the erection OF the houses !
for several days. y tsupply OF pipe !
has recently been received !
Miss Edna MGMasters. who has been !
7
for the past three weeks. returned TO |
her home on Cypress avenue. and is
very III with tonsili;is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wilson. Of Brook !
side. were guests of friends here We'd I,
nesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ Er0wn. Of Faith |
street, are the proud parents ot an /,
eleven pound son.
Joseph Hicks guard at renitcntiary. I,
left Thursday for Charleston. 10 take |!
charge OF several convicts working or !
the roads there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem MARBLE. left Thurs. ,
day for Morcfield. ". Va. the guests !.
of friends there for f"w da:s. /;
Mrs. l. NJ. Cox. OF Cleveland, o. IL /
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rogers |
81 Second street.
Miss Ida Ray. Of Firs, street. is |
quite IN Of tonSilitiS.
Mrs. Harriet Cage Of parkcrSbuHx. is !
The guest OF her daughter. Mrs G. H. |
Wilson on Walnut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Keller nf Glen !
Eas,on. have moved 10 this city as !
their future home. /
Mary Regis. j. quite III at her home F.,
on Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Hamilton. 90 ,
Eighth street, and Mr.. and Mrs Rex !
Mnljgen. lef. Thursday. by auto so~
cambridge Springs. Ia. to spend ,w
weeks.
Mrs A. ". Woodruff aud daughter ot (
WellSyili" Ohio. are the GUESTS Of Mrs. !
woodruT's mother. Mrs. {. II. Wilson,
On Walnut avenue.