The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
NEWS. BRIEFS

An informal dNussion of mat
;ers OF considerable interest 10 the
Business Mems Association was held
at a meeting OF several members last
evening. Plans were made for hold
ing a monthly meeting in the near
future.
DIR. Harriet -. Jones is making
ARRANGEMENTS for a tour of the state
In the interest OF the fight against
tuberculosis. She will also have
charge of the special train which will
be run through the state as an edu-
cational feature.
1t is planned to begin the cam
paien for better agricultural condi-
tons in this vicinity next week. when
". -. Zinn and Professor Webster
u. Sill. selected "Wednesday by the
Panhandle Agricultural club. will take
charge. Their headquarters will be
at Bethany.
Tuesday evening. April -. the Y.
j. s. c. +. society of the First Chris
tan church will give a social az the
home OF Rev. W. II. Fields. 222O Chan.
n street. A musical program will
be rendered at the close OF which
ice cream. cake and candy will be
served. A silver Offering will he TAX
en- at HI door Inc every one is cor
daily invited.
The regular Friday evening meet.
ing OF he Y. NJ. G.. A. Bible classes
Will be held this evening. The class
in Old Testament characters will
meet at Z o'clock and Professor Tav-
Tors class, which Is taking up the
gospel of John. at 8 o'clock.
George Key. Il native OF Eng
land. yesterday made his declaration
or Intention of becoming an Amcrl.
a citizens before Commissioner
George I. Boyd in the federal district
court. lie now resides In this city.
Street car traffic was tied up for
a shoT; time yesterday morning when
a wheeling of the auto truck belong
ing to J. ID. Morgan was caught IN
the car track. breaking a rear axle.
The accident occurred on Penn street.
near the steel bridge.
In the bankruptcy matter OF c. a.
=. Rosenberg. a former clothing firm
OF this city. an order was entered
in the United States court Yesterday.
dismissing the bill OF objections 10
the discharge and an order OF dis
charge OF the bankrup;s was entered
The first summer car of the sea
son made its appearance yesterday on
Il OF the local traction company's
lines. but was given a trial run only.
The summer cars are now being over
hauled and repaired. preparatory 10
being placed in operation.
The relief fund at Mayor Kinks
office is now more than Sl5.5OD. Late
contributions ar" Y. VI. G. \. mem
bers. $2": Madeline Bloch-Ziecler.
SO: II. kalbitZcr. $3.50. Joseph J.
Wagner. g.. and +. Wacncr. g..
-Work Of compiliug the official
program for the Semi-centouniiI Gel
"bration i o progressing rapidly
q those in charge OF the work have
opened headquarters in room No. \ in
the Market-Auditorium.
"A campaign has been launched by
Steubcnville TO secure the 1914 con.
vention Of tho Ohio Christian En-
deavor Unions. and Indications are
that they will be successful in landing
the affair.
differing from the days Of the o.
market house when Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS were observed as market
days. market IS now being hold every
day since tho new Market-Auditorium
has been completed. Many stalls are
now occupied M tho place presents
a very busy scene
a new street light is being placed