The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

ton OF the police. They are gather,
ing evidence and II violations are found
arrests will likely follow.
To Cambridge
4 number Of Bellaire people will go
TO Cambridge today for the funeral this
afternoon of Mrs. Rev Edwin Kirby,
wife Of a former pastor of the local
First NJ. Z. church. Besides her nus,
band. Mrs. Kirby is survived by several
children.
Oates Funeral
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for the late William Oates.
80. of Union street, who died of dia-
betes. Interment was in the Rose Hin
cemetery. Surviving are wite ana
nino children. Deceased was laborer.
Has Leg Broken
jim Terra, OF Twcnty-tirst street. /.
in the City hospital with a fractured
leg, The injury was received yesterday
while he was at mis- work in the Ran *
was called to reduce the fracture.
Get Late Pays
Members of the police department OF
the city and drivers OF the city fire
trucks and other safety department em-
ployes viii now draw their regular pays
at the end OF this month, through the
failure OF city council to take action
soon enough on the ordinance providing
for the issuing Of deficiency bonds TO
meet a QeIlClt WnlCu eSlStS III lUdl
fund. Three meetings of council have
been called within the past week but at
not single one OF them has there been
enough members present TO pass lesis-
latlon.
Local Mon Drawn
Two Bellaire men were among those
drawn as jurors and who reported Tor
duly at st. Clairsville yesterday in COM
mon pleas. The local men drawn were
Ross Carnes and Albert J. Rietz.
Ready For Moundsviue
Tho Bellaire high school football
team is now ready for the clash Satur-
high school eleven. The contest is to
be played at Moundsville and will be
the first away from home during the
present season for the locals. Final
practice will be held this evening BY
the members Of the Red and Black.
Diseases in County
During the month OF September, the
were reported TO County Health Com
missioner r. +. Dew: Influenza, 5;
measles. 5: typhoid fever 2; scarlet
fever. II: pneumonia, s; tuberculosis. 4;
peral septicemin. l; enteritis. 1, and
chicken pox. !.
Hardness Down
The number Of cases OF hardness in
the public schools during the month. Of
September of this year was the lowest
Supt. Nelson show. There were but 46
such cases during the first month OF
the public schools. During. the first
month the South Bellaire school was
gle case Of hardness. The Union Street
school led all others with II such
cases.
Bellaire Briefs
One drunk was in police court yes
terday. He was fined IS.
pOlice Chief Malone and OFFICER
James Good were visitors at st. Clairs-
A son has Been horn to Mr.. and Mrs
Roach of Gravel Hill. The father is
the foreman OF the cutting department
OF the me tPsF Of sp sTs e"4 Pos. G. r.
was held last night at the headquar-
tiers in the City building.
Everett F.. Tharp has returned from a
visit at Columbus. Coshocton and other
Ohio points
Attorney Clifford L. Belt and Attor-
ney Charles f. Undertake were WISH
tors at St. Clairsville yesterday.
The Junior Mechanic lodge will give
fair and festival at their lodge rooms
Nov. 16 to 90.
ture & Art club will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. c. Beet
ham on Thirty-seventh street.
Miss Bessie Paul entertained n num-
Der OF friends at her home at klce last
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Dickens Of north
Rellaire. arc on an eastern trip Of two
weeks duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o"Nenl have
gone to Steubenvillc. TO make their fu-
ture home.
the Hub building.
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