The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

service director, ana TepEcSChSAS I"
! the light company. to take up the mat
ter Of a new street lighting system Tor
| Bellairc.
w c. Carnahan. superintendent Of the
| Carnegie mill. appeared and asked coun-
| ell to order the extension or water
! linz up Indian run.
Tube1culosis Deaths
The number OF deaths from tuberculo-
! sis in Bellaire last year was Just one
! half the total as compared to the year
previous. In 1918 the city registered d
I total of IS deaths from tuoerculosIs as
against only nine from that allment ast
year, according to figures compiled ny
| or. L. G.. Merrell chairman OF the buo
reau of Vital Statistics OF the state
health organization. Last year IN the
, antirn COUNTY theer were 16 deaths due
: to tuberculosis as compared 10 o. I'e
year pf'V COMMITTEES To Decide
A committee OF Brlla'"c church lay
mon will reach a decision as to whether
this city will have Union MISSION SIM
! liar TO that in wheeling. At "a mertlng
in the United Presbyterian churCh mere
; the matter was left in the hands OF n
! special committee of which Cliloru L.
Belt is the chairman.
Buys Property
Thomas Moore has purchases a. TX.
| change hotel property on Union STREE
from Emil Schmidt. The two upper
, floors will be converted into a stag hotel
and the ground floor will be used for a
7 nool room and rcfreshment stand and a
! restaurant. The consideration was S4o'-
| 900.
| Tho reception at the First Methodist
Episcopal church last night for the
| members Of the honor roll Of the SUNDAY
! school was big success, ihcrc weE.
about sixty on the honor roll the past
year. A program was rendered as one
Of the features Of the evening.
| Elk Memorial
The annual memorial service or bcl-
| aire lodge OF Elks will be held AT the
! Elk Grand theatre SUNDAY AFTERNOON a,
two o'clock. Members OF the lodge Will
! meet at their hall at 1880 o'clock; me
| Elk symphony orchestra Will furnish m
| strumental music and trio VIII sing;
| Officers and members Of tho lodge Will
| take part in the exercises,
! Missionary Pageant
A missionary pageant will he given at
D! the First Reformed church Sunday even
/ ing. Tho program Is n very interesting
It is given %mdSr Of fn the oe ehnrSh
Wheeling Minister
Rev. r. T.. L. Strider. of the st. MAY
8 thrw's church. Wheeling. was the SPttN-
er last night at the service al inc Lr.m,
very interesting to the large congrcga-
tion which was In ATTENDANCE
Contagious Disease
, During the month OF November total
|
! fictitious diseases was reported to Heat
, OFFICER D. W. Boone. Whoontng cough
! led ali others. with 4 total OF five report
ed for the month.
Issues warning
Copies Of the warning If State Fire
Marshal Leonard given in connection
with the Christmas home decorations
which annually cause many fires in the
year nine fires in Ohio occurred during
tho Christmas season. One or them
caused q loss of SlO.OhO.
school Banking
Deposits in the school hank this week
totallrd $426.77. The Indian Run school
was again the leader with total deposits
Of $1,000. The Rose Hill school was
second in the list with deposits OF
s90.45.
The Elk Grand Theatre managed by
tho Spragg Amusement company was
thrown open for the students OF the Bel
IaIrc High school after the first per
rorrmance last night. The pupils were
! company by virtue of their excelicnt
support rendered the high school to"tba |
team during the se2son recently closed
! Amer1cus Club Net
4 meeting of the Americas clubs was
held last night at the headquarters IN
the Nicholson building, number oil
important matters were given attention
at the meeting which was the hrst IN
several weeks,
Barrett Funeral
| Funeral services for the late MIS-.
Anna Barrett. wife Of James Barrett
vii lbe held Sunday afternoon at TWO
rnth street. Rev. J. V. Grin will have
charge of the service lnterment Will be
In the Rose IItll cemetery.
The Wpman's Relief Corps and the
Daughters OF Pocahontas lodge Will hold
services at the home this evening.
Opens SenSon Jan.
Tho BellaIre high school basketball
season will open on January 1t Is an
nounced. The boys team OF Trladelphia
high school will form the opposition tor
tho locals. The girls will open their
season the following night. WarwooJ
girls forming the opponePt for the local
laSsles.
The special missions which have been
under way all this week at the TRINITY
Episcopal church will come TO close
Sunday with the observance or SH IN haTd
at 500 a. m, followed by the other reg
ular services Of the day. Rev. K. +. L.
Strider of Wheeling preached last night.
Congregation To Meet
A special meeting IF the congregation
of the First Presbyterian church is to
bo held Sunday. The meeting w:ll be
immed ately following the close OF the
morning worship service.
The two month old infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Jump of North Trumbull
street died yesterday Of pneumonia. Flu
nera, services will be held ut the late
home Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
Intcrment will be in the Rose Hill GEM
etery.
To Give Organ Recital
sacred organ recital Will be given at
II the First NJ f. church Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock by Dale Matheny, organ
!st OF that church. He will be assisted
by the church choir which will be under
tho direction of Prof !. NJ. Snyder.
BellAire Briefs
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer West OF Thirty-th!rd street.
Policeman Joseph Mcmahon was Il Wis
itor in Columbus yesterday.
i. NJ Bickcrstaff, 81 North Noble
street. who has been very Ill. is able to
be about.
Miss Emma Kocher has returned to
her home at Rarenna after A visit here
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gates Of North Noble street.
A daughter has been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs Mckinley Long OF South Belmont
street.
Mrs. Harry Eberline. OF Alliance, for
merly OF RN1'a'r'. IS visiting here.
VARY Much Surprsed.