The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17
NORTH SHE:
Man Takes watch
twarw,od ana 1iohlaaa.l

stranger and rather old man
stopped at the home Of DR.. Cox norIn
! of this city, and opposite stop No, -
on tho MISUNDERSTANDING q a'I hiI TO-
! eat. While the doctor was inside the
house getting tho man something 10
! eat he laid his watch on me Ninonw
. sill thinking nothing ABOUT ~ w.u urt for II
. II was gone. He at once notineu the
city authorities and officer Harry Car
| den at once got on the JOB Inc n.a aa
, was found at twenty-second street ana
: was put under arrest. The MAtch was
! found on his person in addition TO =
! large sum OF money which he carried
in Several pockets. After being taken
! to the city building he told thaf ne was
! on his way to Washington. Pa 10 VISIT
; relatives. DR.. Cox did not want %
prosecute him so he was released anu
| left on the noon tran:
Missionary Meoung
! The monthly meeting OF the MISSION
airy society oil the Lutheran church VIZ
home Of Mrs. Othy Harding. No, W
Richland avenue. = The affair IS oe!n.
program has been arranged for the o.
, ca sion in addition To short business
session which will he held. AL mem
, bers are urged To be present
! Entertainment
An enterta inment und social Will DC
! given this evening al the ChrlstMn
church. corner seventsen1 ,s s'Te0f b. Sn
! gives BY the ladies OF the church and
! very good program has been Arranged.
Moving pictures and sides WIZ
shown after which the remainder OF tls
-! evening will be spent in general gooo
time. n,.
All barber shops in the city Will DC
closed today so that the razor anu
! ei Sper men can take their families out
for the annual outing. The majority
| are planning TO go 10 wheeling fArS
| to enjoy the day while some viii spena
their day of rest IN the gardens trylns
I TO kill the weeds. The shops "iIl open
at the usual time on Friday.
| work stopped
The work on tho river road was
stopped yesterday at noon when ~ oe
| era rner- who ia IN charge of the WORK.
stated that If the weather permits 10
expects to have the work completed o!
! the last OF this month IN the lower psrl
Of this sectiSn Of tns . Guy;
! Harold Lash. son OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
| bert Lash Of Warwood avenue VINO
| underwent u serious opera ton At the
Ohio Valley General hospital. IS sis".y
i recovering. He Is anticipating his re-
turn home within the next lew days.
rake over Equipment
| Il Is understood that the members OF
the Reliance Hose company nave seer
/ tile city officials ana tnat on lne ht
| OF July Will discontinue as ID Voiunteer
fire company when Wheeling, VIII TAX
full charge. The members or the com
| pany are trying 10 interest the ooaro
1 OF education OF Richland district SO
that they will take over the huiidlms
and use Il for the small children III the
first and second grades as 1t IL mposs,
ible for all OF the children ~ attend
the North Warwood school
| Car Traffic ried Up
| The traffic on the Wheeling Steuhcn-
rnIe division Of the wheeling Traction
! company was tied up for tully Two
hours yesterday on account or inc
! storm. Following this sererai small
sips came down over the track SO ina l
| passengers had TO transfer. Al Il lAte
hour the cars were running on their
| sche dule slime.
| Jones Funeral
| Eunera. services for Earl Norman
| Jones. who died At his late residence.
No. enc II ghland avenue on Tuesday
morning viii b" held tomorrow AFTER
| noon at o'clock. Rev. F. II. Carson:
| pastor OF the Presbyterian church. or
which the deceased MAS member viii
| have charge OF the services. lntcrment
Will be made in Greenwood cemetery