The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-09

girls not wishing to bring their ages
before the eyes OF the public. An agree
ment was reached with the county clerk
and reporters or the morning payers re-
Gently whereby they would not puniisn
the ages. but only the names and adj
dresses. Now. sirls. be reasonable.
-workhouse and county prisoners
have been recently engaged in the city
clearing snow and ice from various gut
tiers and sidewalks. This is a good
work and should be kept up.
The sheriff. onyce was quite busy
yesterday. as most OF the road men OF
OF this county received their pay and
were In 70 get their checks cashed.
Win tho snow ieavlng gradually.
the telephone companies and traction
INES are Getting back to their normal
Walter b Hilton and Leo J. LaFlam.
acting a. "A Tor the Trades a
labor Assembly. lert yesterday tor
hltrauon system or that place. Just
what the meaning OF the Investigation is
cannot be ascertaincd.
10 action toward closing tine mu-
nicipal gas works was taken yesterday
uy the board OF control. although .-~
opinion was voiced that the plant would
have to be shut down.
Reports going the rounds that there
IL "a turf exchange operating In the city
were rigidly denied Yesterday BY mem
hers OF the local detective force IL Ms
claimed that the exchange was hetn.
conducted tn the Neeley house. but a
thorough inspection Of the place failed
TO produc any proof Tor the assertion.
1t seems that the water wagon gang
= smaller this year than usual immc-
diately after New Years. or resolution
day. The police court records show less
arrests. although showing more for the
nrst week IN January than the nrst In
December.
A declaration Of becoming an
American citizen was nled yesterday 90
the federal court by CONSTITUTIONS John
Martins. aged "a years. "A native Of Rem
SeoZ. i'ardarelles. and now residing at
1916 Main street. He il a cook by CcS
june %, 1910. arrived IN TINS country
John r. GOVT, superintendent OF
mails. was painfully though not Scri-
ously injured yesterday when he slip
ped. falling against "a mail rack. II was
necessary 90 have medical attention.
The Rible class being conducted by
i'rof william ~ Taylor n the Y. NJ G.
4. viii resume studies this evening after
having suspended meetings since before
the holidays.
A special meeting or tic advisory
board 81 the Associated Charities vii,
be held Monday evening to investigate
a number OF cases.
o. G.. Beans. superintendent o' rre
local branch Of BradStreet ompan will
speak on the subject soliciting" at the
monthly meeting o the Life Insurance
r. NNNHfA aHFNH NsANNAAH "a AMf afaN~
Lure. Monday afternoon.
Arrangements have been made Tor
"A series OF meetings to he conducted ln
Wood county January 20. %. Is. % ana
30, by \. 7. Arnold. general secretary
Of the state Sunday Schoo association
Since the holidays many persons
have called at the Associated Charities
for assistance i'm securing positions.
Tie congregation of the Second
United Presbyterian church and tnar or
he First Preshyterian church are hold
iHg joint prayer services each evening
this week in the Sunday school rooms Of
the latter church.
1t Is likely the Industrial home 81
the salvation army will change qugters
iu tie spring. and II is understood that
Ensign John Castarua. who ha squeezed
ed capt. Thomas Harris here. Us looking
for a suitable location.
Upon returning from SteuheuNille,
where hels spending "a few days adver-
Using FOR euliStmcuts Ia the army. Cor
poral e. N. Bailey. OF the local recruiting
station. viii he sent To Moundsvillc To
! solicit recruits.