The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-04
NEWS BRIEFS

I AUTO COMPANY rs sUEo-D. A.
! Mckee. Saturday. filed a suit STYLED
Z. me Lee Tire Company ~. The Laven-
Der Auto supply Company In which
the plaintiffs ask the sum OF 81 500
damages The case returnable sub
(. jet TO February rules.
SUICIDE ATTEMPT NOT sue
tCtSsFul-Mrs. Sarah Altmyer. who
II Il claimed tried to end her life BY
taxing bi-chioride OF mercury tablets
F. Friday night. Is very much improved
at the North Wheeling Hospital. and
Z VIII recover. The attending phySl-
Clans are very well satisfied with her
. condition and feel that she will re-
cover.
TO HOLD MEMORIAL sERvIcEs-
Inc y q. u. W. lodges - this citv will
sunday, January l.. az the \ q T.
W auditorium on Chapiine street
sfnTHs EXCEED DEArHS-Aocord-
diocese OF the Catholic churches. me
number Of births cVce.d the number
81 deaths by between -four and ave hun
TEMPLE LECTURE counsE-Rabbi
stephen :. Wise. of Free synagogue
I NeN York city. viii appear a. the next
F, lIreniber on the Temple lecture course on
SCHOOL VACATION ENDs-work
VIII resume this morning Ia all Of a..
pubic schools Of the city including the
Cathedral High school
MAGAZINES Rally Wheeling
! rent NO, 81. knights ~ the Msccabees
viii hold grand rally ON Thursday
Waldorf buildins "
NEW OFFICERS InsrALLrp-Th.
members 81 Wheeling lodge No . l. -.
Q. p. at their reguisr meeting held last
sunday evening Installed the officers
VINO are 70 serve Tor the ensuing term.
EXTRA POLICE LEAvE-The extra
nee during the holidays were discharged
yesterday, the majority going to other
places Go resume their work
DECEMBER MILK-Accardtng to the
milk report OF u. ". e. Etzler for the
month ending December ~. 1914 only
two SAMPLES out % i3i examined fell
below the required pet cent. This is
considered excellent and almost a. near
f, ~ perfect a. IT is possible 10 secure.
PATIENTS NUMEROUS - According
20 report Just made public by the ohio
valley General Hospital total Of I. 500
patients were treated at that institution
during he past year.
ANOTHER pLANN-SatufGay nights
| police court WASH Not single care
developed to blight the record In the
morning however Monros Henderson. OF
African origin, was fined SIC and costs
for beating up his wife. William Cane
got IS and costs for being on the drunk
I
, Darts. local railway concerns pay a
snug proportion "f the corporation taxes
INTO the state trcasurer's ortice. The
Wheeling Traction company PAYS ss2-
1883 West virginia Traction aud Elec-
tric comrany Si5.6ss 90: Wheeling
and Belmont Birds. Company. S32Osis
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS - The
ladies' Sh.sld OF Honor lodge No. ?. viii
and following the installation "A supple
GUS lunch viii be served.
SHOP MEErINGs-The Y NJ. G. \.
holidays.
SYRIAN WOMAN TO ARRIVE
. Wafui A ar aud her two daughters. who
grafton officials are expected to arrive
I In the city some time this week.
MEETING WELL ArrENDED-The
mems meeting held AT the Y NJ. g. \.
building yesterday afternoon was very
Wei attended. Rev. JOiln y Ness. pas
] tor OF the North street NJ T.. church de-
GERMAN KNITTING BEEs-The
FIRST meeting Of the German Knitting
Bees since the close OF thu holiday sea-
! the Arion hall. The next meeting will
toe held on January ?, and an interesting
program VIII be rendered.
sYRIANs EYEcr-The members OF
Mt. Lebanon League OF Progress.
Syrian organization At their regular
I meeting neld last evening" elected OF
tccrs FOR the ensuing term which We're
Immediately Installed.
SCHOOLS REoPEN-Practicall all
/ the teachers OF the city who spent their
] holiday vacations out Of town returned
7 last evening and We're ready TO resume
their duties. All the buildings IA the
city have been cleaned and renovated
ana are ready for the completion OF the
term.
HrBERNIAHs ATTEND - Wheeling
! lodge. OF the Aucieut order Of HibCr-
mans iourneyed To- ienwood last evening
where they attended the installation Of
3 officers OF the Eenwood division. Spe-
citl ears were run on the Wheeling Trac-
/ ton lines. TO accommodate the crowd OF
about zoe memb ~ that attended
DELEGATE ELECTED-At u regular
3 meeting Of Typographical untou hold
d yesterday afternoon. Ned Sims was
unanimously elected To- repr sent tho
printers AT the annual me. ting of tn.
state Federation of Labor. which opsns
! In Charleston February 18th