The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
NEWS BRIEFS

Another meeting In the interests
OF flood prevention will be held Fri
day evening in the board OF trade
rooms. George H. Maxwell. executive
director OF the National Reclamation
Association will deliver an illustrated
lecture.
According to a statement OF Depu-
" State Fire Marshal NJ. &. kindel-
thorough investigation into the IRE,
which destroyed the Polish Catholic
church at Monongah. Saturday night
the blaze originated from crossed
wires and there is no ground for the
report that 1t is OF incendiary origin.
A declaration OF intention OF up
plication for naturalization papers
was hled in the federal court here
yesterday. by John Tatu. aged 81. a
coal miner. He Is a native OF Hun
gary and arrived in this country
August ), 1909.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
the birth Of General T. j. "Stonewall'
jackson. The date was appropriately
observed in many parts OF the country.
particularly in the south and In sec
lions OF this state. The celebrated
Confederate was born in what is now
West Virginia. near Clarksburg.
The regular weekly meeting OF
the Mems Bible class will be held on
Friday evening at o'clock at the \.
VI. G. A. under the leadership OF Prof.
w. b. Taylor. of Bethany College.
The regular weekly shop meeting
was held yesterday at noon at the
HazelAtlas Glass company by the Y.
NJ. {. A. Industrial workers. Rev. W.
;. Dysinger delivered the principal ad-
dress at the meeting.
On Saturday afternoon the Kings
Daughters OF the First Presbyterian
church will hold a market at the Tay-
lor Thorofare. where home made
cakes. biscuits and candies will be
sold by the ladies in charge of the
market.
A very interesting session OF the
ST. Johns Broth erhood OF the North
street NJ. f. church will be held this
evening where musical and literary
program will be rendered
The Mems League of the First Pres
byterian church will meet this even
ing. Rev. John .Neel. pastor OF the
kirkwood Presbyterian church of
bridgeport will deliver the address.
\ musical program will also be rem
dered.
The examinations which were Civ
en- yesterday at the High school we're
in the following subjects: Ancient
history, penmanship. spelling. senior
english. junior latin, freshman manual
training, domestic art, bookkeeping
and economics.
The room for the physics depart
ment at the Webster school Is being
fitted up in the basement for the use
OF the High school students.
The final arrangements for the
Moslem Tour party which will speak
at the Fourth street NJ. +. church. Feb
ruary >, have been completed and tick
cts for the event may be secured at
the headquarters of the West Virginia
| Sunday school association in the
Board of Trade building.
The number OF pupils in the
eighth grade OF the publ - cschools
VINO are Just completing the examina-
| TONS are as follows: Washington.
%; Madison, 20. Clay. IL: Union, Il:
Center. IS: Webster. %. and Ritchie,
81 which makes a total of 157 pupils
who will receive their certificates OF
graduation provided they pass in alt
of their examinations. In all proba.
I bility at least l25 of these pupils will
enter the freshman class of the High
school at the beginning Of the next
semester on January -.
j. II. Hollingsworti. noted lecturer
and organizer Of the Socialist party. will
speak In this city Saturday evening at
the First Christian church. and Sunday
at the Court Theatre.
A joint session Of the MEMS Guilds
OF the 81. Matthews and 81. Luke's Z. r.
church, will be held on January goth al
the 81. Luke's church.
A meeting Of the advisory commit
tee Of the Associated Charities will 10
held next Monday to discuss a number
OF cases.
The first smoker Of the year by III.
Cathedral High school Alumni Associa-
tion will be given next Monday evening
at the school building.
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Temple.
The temporary roof over the HIGH
school building viii be completed this
week and the work Of removing the de-
pleted in the near future.
The new block signal system on the
~ & -. railroad between this city and
the system No doubt will be "a Zig ad-
vantage IN the handling OF trains be
tween the two towns. All conductors
ana engineers have been ordered by SUI
perintendent ~. y. Green to acduaint
themselves with the new rules before
going over the road Under the new
sy stem IL Will not be necessary Tor
orders
The annual meeting Of the congre-
cation Of the First Christian church VAS
held yesterday evening The annual le.
ports Of committees and an OF the Off
GERS was read and accepted bv the con.
I'm q NflNfN go NINf NANNNfNM WAS tllH
tered into o. those who were present ia
regard Co the work which had been ac-
c9mplished during the past year ana
plans for thc work which was TO be car
RED out this year was also discussed
ne meeting was brought 90 close b.
the serving 81 luncheon which was
greatly enjoyed b. all
According 20 reports received from
ilr. IL. b. Jones. at Huntington. the pei
pie Of that city are joining in the fignt
against tuberculosis. Br. Jones will tie.
liver several addresses in the city ~
Huntington during the remainder Of this
When You Are Bilious.
Food ferments in your stomach when