The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-19
NEWS BRIEFS

Local PIesbyterians are preparing
n attend the Presbyterian Synod
meeting which will be held in Parkers-
burg October II TO 49, DR.. J. NJ: Pot
Ter of Woodsdale will have charge
As moderator. Mrs. G. l. Wilson or
Warwood will have charge OF inc
Womens Synodical Society meeting
which is held al the same time
Catherine Reynolds OF near
Richland was slightly injured when
run down by motorcyclist on the nv
er road Sunday afternoon.
George r. Biggs OF First street,
aged 81, is another Burbank. He mas
grown a seedless tomato when Is
unfortunately Is inches In diameter
The plants are from five 10 seven
feet high. ,.:,
Sunday work is 10 be discontinued
on the Beech Bottom improvement
works il was learned Yesterday ana
over 200 men arc needed 10 "orR OF
the Improvement
The Pythian parade held durins
the convention recently in Huntington
will be flashed on the screen In the
Rex theatre within few days. ree'
OF tie parade was aiken.
Following 8 conference OF OHIO
ials of the Manchester Plant OF the
Wheeling Mold and Foundry compan!
and labor officials ii was announced
last night that the men who walked
out Sunday would likely return 10
work this morning.
More than TWO score students
left Yesterday morning over the -:
E o. railroad for Morgantown Where
they will resume their studies IN the
University.
49, That Japan does desire war with
the United States is the opinion OF
Bishop Mprriman Harris. D. D. VINO
is visitor at the home OF Rev. {. f.
Allen. pastor of the Fourth street NJ
+ church. Bishop Harris has been a
missionary in Japan for more than
a half century and was once decora'eo
by the Emperor.
"A new addition said to be for
the purpose OF housing more machln-
erv has been started 10 the Manchesl,
or plant Of the Wheeling Mola anu
Foundry company BY Il. Il, hllchen
company. contractors. ala,
The board OF control ordered llie
tanks on Mozart Hill. from which resi-
dents Of that section arc turniSheu VII"
water, thoroughly cleaned
stables for the street cleaning de
rartmrnt Will h" established al me OH
CIV gas NbEhS, ny w W.
of control. Three teams and thr street
cleaning apparatus will he Huarlere"
there. .r;o,
lsC juvenile" court yesterday atNtrho"''
acting upon three cases. ~
humorous residents of the city nave
noticed Il striking res"mhlanGe hctWtea'
PORTRAITS Of Justice Hughes. RcpuDlchn
nnmin.c for president. and one or Inc
tigurcs on the soldiers monument at the
,,nurt house lawn.
"a suit for $1,000. brought by K. y.
Mel ain Us. Graves 4 Miller, 10 recover
money alleged IT, he due on conlrsct'
was filed i'm circuit court yesterday.
bradford, Blnckshnw and Beans. repre-
sent tho plaintiff.
An alarm from Rox ~ called the
fire department to the Wheeling stamp
INK company plant at n,ciock Eestcr-
day. small blaze in the room was
easily cxtinguished. "a
III is not often TINT man OF Az
years takes up the study or law. nnt
Wheeling business man and prominent
flint K. Campbell left yesterday Tor
Norgantnwn TO enter the luw depart
mcni Of West Virginia University.
Spectators in circuit court YESTERDAY
morning Witnessed I'm unusual scene
when Theresa Appel and Charles Appel
principal in n divorce suit. adjusted
their matrimonial differences happily
and Mrs Appel withdrew her suit The
suit was just about TO he taken up pc
fore Judge .tddlcman for final disposi-
inn. ,
-Mrmhcrs of tho hoard of control.
civ water department and city "nHl,
Woyari Hi for an inspection Of the
street and water system. TIL" fire fight
ing equipment at Mozart WAS found 10
he in good condition.
The county commissioners spent
their time yesterday in irnnsactlnE rou-
zinc business and paying road bills.