The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 22, 1921, Page 20, Image 20

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RECALL REPORT DECEiER 1:
NEAR THOUSAND NEW SIGNERS
CITY CLERK WILL TAKE TEN DAYS
r?OM DATE CF AMENDED
PETITION
Soma Wxroes Duplicated?Lane Declines
To Predict Nature ol
Report '
?\? v <'"!erk Howard. < *. I.one last eve.
mug inform* d an I report.A*
that he will regard t: ?? ??????:r t. ?>ti on
Thursday. Idecenilw r 1 .as to- cvpira
lion of the ton day* which :s at!<? tt***l
hint, under the charter examine
and complete h:s t I flea te 'Ay city
council concur? nig 'he amended peti
tions for recall .if the eleven members
of city council a:: 1 City Manager
Homer t\ Oago.
While most of the papers ipoltided
with the amende! petition were tiled
Saturday by Attorneys s. M N. yes and
Carl O. Schmidt. the affidavit eottyern
Ing the legality of signatures on one
?cction of the amend??d petition was not
ready to he filed until Monday. The
city clerk accepted this petition at noon
yesterday. and informed Attorney
N'oyes that he would regard it as his
privilege to take ten full days from
"that .time for his examination of the
amended petition.
The city oleik said last evening that
while he has not had time to go over '
the amended petitions thoroughly, h-*
would Judge taut appr?ximat-ly l
new names were added to the recall
petitions while the petitions were .n the
hands of their sponsors for amendment.
In estimating the number of new sign
ers as somewhere near one thousand..
Mr l.nne said that it Is a fact .and ail- I
? fr! t y Mr \?ye.?, that some persons
s . tiic additional si'ctloas of the
;?-t:tions who li.ti alri'aiiy signed the
ordinal petitions. A number of these.
Mr. Lane said. signed the original peti
tion *. then filed requests to have tiii'ir
n.iriti's taken from the petitions. then
signed the new six tint s of the petition*
In a number of such instances. Mr.
I .a tie stated, st is evident that voters
thought they were signing altogether
tiew petitions
Circulated In Plant, He Say?
<li' the names affixed to the petitions
wiitie they .were being nmended. Mr
I .f no said that 630 people 'sinned the
new. or ailditional sheets, for the recall
of ?":ty M;inaser Homer <". Crago. and
t'.xj people signed th" new sheets which
nr.' tiled with the amended petition fot
the recall of the eloyeti members of city
council. Thirty-one new papers in all.
lie said. were included with t!n>
amended petition.
In commenting upon the amended
petitions. City Clerk Lane took occas
ion to say. as lie exhibited the new
sheets to reporters in his office, that
at least three of the new papers bear
earmarks id' having been circulated
among employes a local manufactur
ing company by foremen of departments
In that plant The sheets, he said, are
signed by foremen In the plant as clr-(
dilators of the petition, and the widely
scattered addresses given by signers in
dicate that the petitions were signed in
the plant rather than that they were
carried to the homes of the signers.
The city clerk declined to hazard
even a prediction as to what his certl
flcate to council will bo enticerniiiK the
' sufficiency or Insufficiency of th? j
I amended petitions.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IMPROVING. HE SAYS
That business . nn.ljtioiis are j
nitely improving r* the word "f nptitu- ,
Ism broiutht I a. k today l>> Mr T. If
Hitrkholdor. m.iuaitc* .-.f t!>.- '.ma! <?! i ?? i
of the Iturrouxlis Additm Mm lilne ? "?n- ;
piny. \iho has been In attendance at ;
the annual Ititc-nntion.a! convent'on of i
jaitoiicv ntiitWKi'ts n-cently held t it" j
' dint any at the factory In I 11 >?'.
The It.-tr. XIKith lttl*? liter's II I" b-eti j
( t i* en a i a bat 't of business <? *n- ;
? !!?!oii< f.'V many y"ir?i Th o; i-i'^i
I reports that its < > ?tube'- lot-Ill' ? s M:"i;
(-ilrr In ? xocss nr the September till-1* |
i nes < a i. *.l that ember is startlnu
I ? i . '
? lit er- promising y.
I Mure than Jno iiipiiry tntiti.iiters m eyo i
I tesitit at lite convention. ??.?mini; from j
>??' lion of the fnlte'l States anil
. ?'anada. With t'l'i - disti l t manaitors |
. tiiej reptesept the Mohl executive for< ?? |
:of the ei.'ti; any. sin.) cortvd a 'lint; 1
'organization of apprortlir.utely l .-'om.
J salesmen.
I "The use of ttisurc information is 11:1:- I
( versa I fso the use of l'.orroiiubs inaeh'nes I
; Is universal." said Mr. Hurkliolder. j
i "When our butcites;: shows ;? lle.althy I
i Increase It is a positive Indication that |
' thiiiRs are K''ttinK better all uloni; the 1
? line.
j "The spirit of optimtsm broiicht to
; ti e convention by t ie ntteney iiiimst"
' from every .section of the country was |
'certainly br.nctnir. I wish Wheeling I
business men cuii'.l hate I at the'
? convention and heard the stories of!
? Isnprovement."
What Is it keeps the baby sweet
I And sterilizes father's feet
And brings us hnppiness complete?
lllise Devil -Adv. I
ARREST ONE IW
SmiCKLIN CASE
warwood youth admits bei.vo
in iiouse?says no shoot
ing was done
Claims That Ho D!(l Not Participate
in Any Attar*?w?i Hunting
for Post Carda
Uarwuod yiitiili. v. ii< name .s
withheld !"?(?;? I?<? of his tender years,
: x in the Ohio ri>iiPt> i >.! a .? result
? f Co incident or, Wool! r in 1 o !
Tlusr day ?;ilit 'ii which i?,\ s
r,. i--iv| of i?'11 jrin up ;? rxl jit'n?? U
ma Yi'!m:i Slri 1 !n an.) shootim;
'1 i Uiin l'ii* or ??! her linn i\ \'o ?!io_
po-Itii T1 of tin* !,ii|'< rava hps lie. p ,!.|
? i ?, i* 11 upon Tin* liny was |ii-!;.-i| up
11>- I'olii'o Lieutenant I awl Wiu ;i i lor
?I| till* T-I |ltl*-t of I ? I' 111 * y auHlil'IMfJ
Tin* lii*y lo!i! I.ii iito'riu! W ti"orl"r
tliat I'll <iiOn'l||if \\; . liulii* ill till- liny
tin* sili-ped lio'iiuo i- *.a ii| I ? Ii.ivp n.
iiir.il. Tlio I.i?!on ihio.ith a iloor in
Co* huii'c, l.i* "fiiil. ?nc |iu; there four
WOO Its nip*.
Tho > our,it prisoner aid Dint to* lia.l
not jwirtiolt ;i to.I in atix attack on Vi*!m,a
Strii klin, simply polnir Into n room In
tin* hoiiM'. In* sntil. t > cot some post
ixirds that In* was hunting.
CLASS POSTPONED
Owln<; to a dance ! i Inn n;\rti last
ovoitinK i? the Mnrket auditorium, th?*
regular weekly mceilnK of the recrea
tion classes beltikt conducted by the
Whi'i'linc Itx'crentlon i 'otnniIssl?iii was
postponed last eveninjt until Monday
evenlnft i?f next xveek A < >. Andertum
Is In charge of the class There are 7 6
man and women from all parts of the
(Jrenter UheolliiK district enrolled.
SPEEDER FINED $20;
BIG PGLIGE COURT:
In |n<ii - .Mi;:-; Morulay. .Itulae .loiill
i-'. I til/ l?-\ li-ii .1 tic ? (' * L*n anil i usis <??
.1 II. .Millntnlit for siH'eilitlf; ill til'! JUt
lll. pike ilij-t rid .Motnivylr Officer
M."l .'w .in nppea nil as the |>r .se. nting
v.iiii."is against Muinford
I*. i 'auas ami costs, upon |
? niiplii i lit ii|" ? tifilcer .Inni's (VKeefe.
el.urged v. 11 It being disorderly ami re
fusing in |?ny fur a nie.il in I. I Veins'
r.sia uranf.
John Miller was lin.-il t.T ami cost . for
i-r-atiiiK :i .1: I ?; rh i too nt his home in
ih. Kns; i:;?|. Wall .-r liran.was lined j
'1 n .i . home ? >(' bring drunk.
? 'Siarles Tlmrnt in. colored. was lined .
J"o on .i charge of rnndtietlnff gatnh-]
!I? -!i? ??iliaiiirs; Uai.. \ anil loiill |
i*i.,.i Hi re fin.*.! ojii li for gambling j
wi'h ll.. ' M'ti.-an .Iniiiitiocs ' In Tlmrn- j
? It's |il;i, ..
I. ,-i IP.i..n Has lined 51 i.ii a elnr?!" !
i f I e.iin iiii.ivn aieii. ||.. 1 < alleged to I
I. <? I.e.Mi .11 tin U 111 his r i ra |*e a few
' nin.l.'" afi.-r his aiitoiiioliili. erashel
into U lihaiij lt.it-i'-s iar oil .Met'oilocii
slii i i .s inda >? i \ en :if{.
I alio 111!/, ass-a.se,I a Mae of $l|l . id
i ,.s. against ,li tin s'limMon, ciii\t-r for
?I- M.-Mill. ;t i "oa' company, who wan
. i. rr.'.i Willi delivering rn.il in Wheel
Ira without first having It weighed in
ih- i? jt> scales.
ALLEGE EMBEZZLEMENT
BY FRANCIS E. CROSS
I'ran. is !?; Cross, named In a warrant
a> manager In Wheeling for W. A. I!
Walker, was committed to jail yester
day afternoon be Squire John W. Kln
ih loerg*r to nwult jieilnn on a charge
embezzling funds alleged hy his em
ployer i.e the property of the firm.
Tim amoimt which 1 he defendant Is ac
cused of cmlie/7.1!nit is not stated in the
commitment filed at the county Jail.
rnmrn.-!
NOT FEDMAL!
MAN CHARGED WITH DIVING OFT
WIFE'S EARNINGS STILL HELD
HERE BY THE S^ATE.
Woman Says Ho Forced Her Into Life i
i
of ? lift mo?To the Febllc
Health Clinic.
.... -
\ m? i ;i ? tirifcr?Ti>?<* ypupidnj :i 11or- i
I noon with I'hicf <>f IVlne h'rod 11.. Kr.'i - |
z.ior and Lieutenant Paul Wingorter. 'I.
I.. Tatum, special ni;cnl of The i'nitod ;
States departmerit nC justice .if Pitts-,
burgh. informed the Wheeling ['Onm '
offlrlals that there i.< no occasion for!
his department t?? take any action I
ay.'tins! John llnblei. wlfn is held in tn-d
j r?hl" county jail here. Holder is elmrged
i hy his wife with living off lie;- earnings
I which she alleges he forced her to se
cure by living a life of shame.
UHen officer fiehrlnp arrested Hub
| |er, at Holder's wife's rei|i:est. the case
1 was placed In the hands ?l J. \V. Klndel
I heryer and lluhler is still held In Jail i
[while T'roseentdig Attorney Carl <I.|
! Haehmann determined If there Is grounn |
j for prosecuting the man on a state
1 charge.
Mrs. Hublrr told police that the de
I rartment of justice at Pittsburgh was
| investigating her husband's case, and
Lieutenant Wingorter notified Pitts
burgh federal authorities of her state
ment.
The statement of Special Agent
Tatum indicates that there will be no
action against' Ilubler by the federal
go\ eminent.
The police department yesterday or
dered .Mrs. 11 littler to a public health
clinic for observation when It was re
port'".1 that she was infected with .a
I loathsome disease
READY 10 DRILL WELtS
FOR BIG NEW HOTEL .
A l.Hlairc! contractor last evening
was given city permit to move a well
drilling machine onto the property at
Market and- fourteenth streets, known
as tii.- House & Hermann site. This
pj'ope.tj |.s the location for the half
million dollar hotel tvhlch Is to he erect
ed hy tiit- Tri-Siate Securities Com
pany. and four'or five wells are to be
dmi-l for Ihe purpose of getting a sup
p'.v of good well water for the hotel. It
is necessary to drill the w?lls and cap
them irefntc ,nnstrii' tion of the hotel is
.started.
The well driller will he moved onto
the site within tlie present week. City
Permit Fieri; iJcorge Abrams was In
formed.
IPor a Weak Stomach
Tlie creat reflief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets In a multitude of cases
has fully proven the great value of this
prep.itatlon for a weak stomach and
Impaired digestion. In many cases this
relief has becom* permanent and the
sufferers have been completely re
stored to health. For sale by all deal
ers.
,County School Children
to Get Two Holidays
l It was announced last night by
I County Superintendent of Schools John
111. Ixizcar that the board of education .
I of the county had decided to close school '
two days. Thursday and Friday, so
thnt all the school children can enjoy
Thanksgiving.
This will also afford teachers who
are away from home a chance to spend
Thanksgiving day w-ith their folks.
This Is pleasing news to the students,
as they can leave on Wednesday even
| ins and not return until Sunday.
Jlfon? &(Hhomas
Founded 184"* News for Tuesday, November 22 Store Hours, 9 to 5
To Close Out?Tuesday?A Large
Nu?7iber of
Fur Trimmed and
Tailored Suits
Taken From Stock and Repriced as Follows
$55.00, $65.00 $75.00
Suits, Tuesday
$39.75
?Stone & Thomas
Materials
Velour de Laine
Tricotme
Moussyne
Poiret Twill
Furs
Nutria
Mole
'Australian Opossum
Beaverette
$79.50, $89.50 $98.50
Suits, Tuesday
7 '/
$49.75 .
? Third Floor
J
Bring The Children to See Santa Claus?in Toy Town?Daily from 2 to 4 p. m. Fifth Floor
A Year of Me Calls Makes a Good Gift?$1.00
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
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hxc/usive Apparel For Women and Children
A Direct Modification In the Prices
OF
A Select Group of Purse Bags
Alt Just Recently
IAiA TILER BA GS in Pouch and Tailored effect?Silk Lined,\ lonj* ||
D U VE '/ ) NE BA GS strop or cord handles, lifted with mirror and coin
VET VE T BA GS purse Colors Black, Brown. Beaver and (Jrcy.
Values $'5.00, $6.00 and $$.00 '
SJ.Ml $4.98, $5.50, $6.98 and $7.50
1 be Mam Street Floor?Junior Section
Of ft rs
. Reductions In Girls Dresses
of Mho! Serge and De
Tiifsc pr<-st*tii the most attractive stylos an a painstaking tic\ elopment of ? 1 otni 1 and will
garb your daughters with distinction and charm.
/hey Open the Hay Jo Gift Selection Tor-the hit tie
Miss At Christmas, Being Just Such Frocks
A s //'outei Be Most Jutting
Velvet Dresses That
Now $12.95 unci $14.95
Serge I)i esses That H ere $14.95
Now $8.95
Serge Dresses That Were $9.95
Now $4.98
Sizes S to 14 YSars
Make 15efuI Gifts-Make Them
r.i.orsKs
A IMvONS
FR()( l\S
NinilT (iOWNS
PAJAMAS
CHKMISKS
Pl.AY CLOTHKS
HOFSfli PRKSSKS
BLOOM KKS
And A Hundred Other /lungs
Here Arc the Materials?And
H riH Shozv You How
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