The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
NEWS BRIEFS

Rev. Pat Wlthrow and Dave E.
bayless. two prominent settlement
workers, visited Wheeling's police
court yesterday morning and were
gwen an opportunity 10 see a heavy
session IN action.
Maggie Hope and Charlie Fellbak
were arrested in the city Yesterday
morning and VIII be given a hearing
to-day on charges OF being drunk. The
names OF the We unfortunate drink
VICTIMS viii doubtless help some.
A man and a boy whose names
could not be learned had a miraculous
escape from, serious injury. or prob
ably death. Sunday afternoon when !,
large piece Of iron pipe fell from an
upper ioor of the Southern Theater
on The South Side. ard narrowly
missed the two persons.
Alice Thomas. reported to be n
former resident OF the city. and the
WIFE OF a well known local man. will
be tried in one of the Pittsburgh
courts to-day on a charge Of forgery
preferred by Pittsburgh business men.
where II Is said she victimized several
storek"epers by passing many worth
less checks.
a meeting OF the High school
teachers was held yesterday afternoon
al the close OF school. Matters of in.
terest 10 the teachers were given at
tentiOn.
Although both the State and the
city have appropriated sums o! money
10 assist in the semi-centennial cele
oration' they will not pay half the ex
penses Of the affair. and the commit
lee on concessions il making special
Hor 10 secure as much as possible
from the various concessions The
privileges are now being advertised.
The February number Of the High
school Record" was issued Yesterday.
and copies were distributed among the
High school pupils The edition is an
excellent one and contains many fea-
lures. including a loose picture ~ tbi.
years basket ball team.
Through the generosity Of The Gro
GERS Association. Booth No. - al tho
Pure Food Exposition has been given
10 the Board of Trade. and literature
advertising both the State Of West
virginia and the semi-ceutenniaI cela-
braiion Is being given away.
The model OF the STEAMSHIP
George Washington. Of the North
Germau-Iloyd line. which has been On
display 10 the reading room OF the Y.
u. g. \ building for the past several
months. a Yesterday r. moved by tho
" r Bchrens Company. agents for the
steamship company.
According o. tine financial report
~ the local High school athletic a--n.
citation. posted yesterday. The financial
condition ~ th" assOctIf# uu. o.. c,r-,-
l"ut. as there remains o balance OF
talt q. after on expenses have been
paid.
The Young I.adics Missionary So
cietV ~ thr tirsf BAPTIST church all
ho'd % m"e'Ia- Thursday evening 81
'hc y IS G. a h~uildiac. and after jim.
nor 1f o. o'clock will uesotc a few
hours study 20 "China's Sew Day
Mrs o. D. i%tiuir-fool win have charg,
OF tho meeting and Miss Welday. 81
fh" Holloway Eraron"s- Home. will
deliver miss .ouary falk
Nrofhr- impressive service ua-
rnnduC'nI POS members of tho Person.
l' Wur. f"nru" SUNDAY o,cuine IN
fIr t.I.r.iu W & o. = hail and 70
suited boo .rter conversion. bringing
frr total number who have pr0fes-el
religion pI-'rs thc past frv weeks gu
fl 90
Iu' r'ru. Hr frmi mputrlt meeting
nf Oh. board OF director of rho Ohio
ruuU.. Anti Tuu. -,ulo-is IoIruc will