The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-07
NEWS BRIEFS

bankruptcy was fled In the federal
court here yesterday by John "
scneri. OF this city. An order OF no
ice thereon vas entered
Large crowds attended the formal
opening OF the Princess motion the
atre IN the Hawley building yesterday
Work will be started soon on the
construction OF a new motion picture
mouse on Main street between Fifth
and Sixth streets
Sessions were resumed BY the
Elliott Commercial school In lis new
quarters In the Hawley building. Main
ana Tenth streets; yesterday morning.
Alter ten days suspension during
which the school was moved from the
Register building TO the Hawley block
The monthly meeting OF the di.
rectors OF the Ohio Valley Automobile
club viii BE- held Thursday evening in
the board OF trade assembly room.
"A charter was granted to the fol
lowing adult Bible classes By the
West Virginia Sunday school Asso.
eihtlon Yesterday: Inter -donomina.
class. Christian church. Bethany:
East Steubenville Bible class. East
Steubenviile: Queen Esther Bible
class, NJ. Z church. Sutton. and the
Bible class OF the McGraw's Run NJ
+. church.
In the membership contest which
was held between the Reds aud Blues
OF the 81. Pauls Evangelical Luther
an church, the blues succeeded IL
winning the contest. On Monday
evening banquet win be held for the
benefit OF all who took part in the
contest. One OF the features OF tn,
evening Will be an illustrated lecture
by the pastor. Rev. A {. Rasche. on
Children the World Over"
Rev. 4. {. Rasche. pastor of ST.
Paul Evangelical church. Is sending
TO members OF his conversation hand
some Easter greetings.
The work on the Thomson NJ. r.
church on the Island has been re-
sumed by Contractor Batson. The
church will not be completed before
fall for dedication.
Miss Augusta Summa. OF $40
South Penn street. Island. won the
General Baking Company guessing
contest held at the Pure Food show
last week. The glass contained
20.f41 bread labels and Miss Summa
/ guessed 2O.445.
Many members of Wheeling coun-
| ell 5O4. Knights OF Columbus. will at
council No. so. Sunday. April 10. when
the second and third degrees will be
conferred.
The Mems Personal Work League
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will hold its regular
weekly ting at the Y. NJ. &. a.
building from 1890 TO l o'clock today.
The Y. VI. c. 4. orchestra will meet
/ in rehearsal at O'Clock this evening
In preparation for the Easter day pro
gram.
The Clown Committee OF the Y. NJ
c. a. met last night and practiced the
stunts which will be given in the com
ing circus. The young men have an
excellent program which Is being
given constant practice There is eX-
young men OF the association. who
expect TO make this circus the best
ever.
There viii be a meeting OF the
members and captains OF the Reds
and Blues of the Third Pres byterian
church tonight at 9 o'clock. Plans for
the last half of the campaign will be
mapped out.
! The mid-semster reports were
, given 10 the students OF the High
school yesterday.
! The girls issue OF the High
! School Record will be out Friday.
/ Tho section OF Sixteenth street
that was torn IN some weeks ago by
I the breaking Cf water main In front OF
the First English Lutheran church was
/ repaired yesterday. layer of sand
and gravel and brick was placed By
the street department.
The work OF repairing the Fort
I Henry Engine House Is being carried
! on very rapidly. A new concrete floor
/ IS being laid.
The High school girls Bible
class will meet in the parlors of thes
1 Young Women's Christian Associa-
/ ton building this morning at II
o'clock.
! The public schools are in full
session again. after n weeks vaca-
l ton. being the regular spring vaca-
i ton.
A communication was received
yesterday by the Board or Control
| from residents living along East Sew
enteen;h street. that the dirt bank
: be removed and sidewalk laid from
the alley TO the Ohio Valley Litho-
graphing Company building
Mayor II. t. AUX Yesterday is
l sued call for the finance commits
sion TO meet Wednesday night At
/ this meeting the report OF the COM
I mittee that attended the assessors
meeting at Parkersburg will be
/ read.
The county commissioners yes
! terday took up the question of re-
I suming paving along the national
pike. IL was decided TO start work
/ just as soon as the weather would
/ permit. Extensive work viii be done
/ on Chicken Neck Hin. The paving
! from Rudler's 10 Leatherwood will
] soon be acted upon.
| Friends OF William w. Wilson
| who was arrested here some time
| ago on suspicion OF being connected
! with the Altoona bank robbery. viii
|, be pleased TO learn that the Altoona
\ police are almost certain that they
erred IN his arrest They think now
that they have the right man
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