The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-10
NEWS BRIEFS


The negative and Affirmative de-
,ting teams OF the Hign school viii
rscuce this afternoon before the
AMOR and Senior classes.
a meeting TO discuss the reduc-
~ OF fuel expense on the y. 4 q.
vi be held by the firemen. engineers
nd hostlers Ia the bridgeport and
snwood yards. IN the former place
I the morning and in Benwood IN the
fternoon- The division supersntend-
NJ and the superintendent OF motive
over viii deliver addresses.
Last evening on the Island. a
teeting OF the Mems Bible class OF
ID Baptist church was held at the
ONE of George G. Cook Plans were
,rmulated at the meeting for the or
anization OF new mems society.
This week Lieut.. Bucey and or
Ger crumbacker have been al their
1sh Creek camp. back OF Woodland
. Marshan county. preparing the
amp for the summer vacation
hose who attend the camp keep the
lace up by private subscriptions.
Though eight civil service exam
nations were scheduled TO have been
cid In the local federal building yes
erday, there was not a single appli-
ant Fourteen other examinations
20 RtataAAta tnln IlOnln.
The local uniformed companies
y Modern Woodmen of America viii
old meeting Sunday morning I'm
ne Egerter building. to discuss ar
angements for attending the tri-en-
ual head camp, which will be held
Toledo. o.. In June.
,-goose eggs may be purchased IN
ne local markets for Easter al 10
ents apiece or three for rs cents.
The open season on Jack first.
lack. green and rock bass closes NEXT
Wednesday and remains closed until
lune is, In this state. This Is the
necding season for the FISH. Heavy
he law.
AT the general meeting of the
business Mems association 10 be held
friday evening. April "a. Joseph r.
Aline. OF the Stone a. Thomas depart
nent store. viii speak on the subject
Ihe Importance OF Retail Clerks. .
reports will be made by the legislat-
We and other committees.
1t has been stated that the not.
cries In the Ohio Valley are not sat
ering from lack OF coal as a result OF
ne strike In Ohio. as the demand is
Ieids. e'''io
NV Rhh VI aue AudfUerS Pres
ytery OF the United Presbyterian
;hurch vii be. held next Tuesday al
washington, Pa II. NJ. Kistler and
4 =, Sherrard. theological students,
VIII deliver trial sermons.
Rev. Charles Gilmore, pastor Of
me United Presbyterian church al
Fldgeon Greek. near Washington. Pa.
oas accepted a call to the U. p. church
Al Cadiz. o. = -
Preparations for beginning the in.
sesugation into the causes. extent
mo results OF river pollution are ran.
oily going forward. in room No Az
Dt the federal building here. which
VIII De used as the committee's bead.
quarters. DIR. NJ. II. Nein of Cincin.
2au. o.. who has been assigned 10
nave charge of the new Iabaratorv
pas announced that active work will
begin about May 1.
Clerk of the board OF control
pave Brown. received n cbeck ~,
300 from the state auditor vesferdo,
morning as the city's share ~ ~
Natural Gas Company of West W.
glnla = tax. The assessment was
omitted in the auditors first report
duplication of the b. &c o. and
i,e an railroad Companies that DO
ne De stationed at their repots was
srlmsu ooWn by Chief Leyland on the
the assignments. The raiIroads re-,
ally have special officers aronnd ~
iepots but the need OF regular noIico
ohicers is felt by them.
Two three-men teams represent