The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-08
BOOSTER CLUB MAKES
final ARRANGEMENT
MORE THAN PITY MEMBERS OF
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL B0OS-
TERS CLUB Present AT
busy MEETING.
Final Meeting Of Club Before Alliance
Trip called for Board of Trade
Rooms on Thursday Night.

Another big meeting OF the members
OF the High school Booster club was
held in the Board OF Trade rooms yes
terday afternoon. with more than nifty
Of the interested football fans Of the
city present. All committees reported
their plans progressing and all Will be
ready for the special train which leaves
o'clock. Chief Marshal Harry Tasting!
accepted the services Of number OF
members who volunteered TO act rs aid
in the parade to the local depot and
from the train TO the football heIa a.
Alliance o., with the provision tina!
these men ara to be designated as spe-
cial officers to preserve order on the
train enroute to Alliance and assist IN
keeping down disorder among the local
boosters at the game.
The spSotal train committee reported
all arrangements completed for the
train which will probably carry TN
coaches and all who wish to maze the
street near the Peoples bank, Satur'
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. as the
train will leave ct 9:l5 sharp. lnose
who wish to remain over at Alliance, or
en- the special train must have their
booster ticket exchanged for regular
railroad ticket before leaving this city
Children under six years VIII De car
twelve will be carried for the usuai
half fare, however. the half fare tickets
must be secured at the ticket office III
this city. ,,-,,,o
Shane, Howard Duff and Lawrence way
was appointed to confer with the OIL
ctals Of the banks in this vicinity, IN an
effort TO have them open at cIocE
on Saturday morning. 80 that mill men
who receive their pay checks on that
morning may have them cdsheo oeAotN
tho train leaves.
The club adjourned to hold another
meeting in the Board Of Trade rooms
on Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. nj
which all final reports or committees
will DO received and acted upon.
"The Climax"
This Is the title of the dramatic mas
terptece on the season hycehhni , eo oI,d;'
torium on Friday evening November ".
For two seasons this play thrilled New
York and subsequently tiVe road con-
panirs played to capacity houses |
path bureau has made possible the per,
sonal cooperation Of the author. Edward
Locke who organized and coached the
present caste.
The Kings Daughters OF TINS CIV
have completed plans for an entertain
went which will be given in the flrSt
Presbyterian church on South fourth
best talent in this vicinity has neeh
engaged for the event, and the rhurch
auditorium is expected to be packed.
Have Secured Goat.
Tho officials Of tn" Ferry High schooI
football Boosters club have secured a
goat to ~ taken on tho speciai tram
trip To Alliances. O.. as mascot for sat
urday's game. Th" animal was LEAD
about the Hold last Saturday ana al
tractcd much attention.
Miners School.
4 school for rnal miners. planned TO
educate those OF tho Goa; miners who a."
ambitious fnr better positions at th"ir
VOCATION will hr opened at III" t.inl
school building in the near future. With
~ representative Of tn" Federal Nn,i-
tinnal schools bureau in charge. Mt:
Whcatlcy representing tho department
will 10 here for n meeting If thns" IT.
trr"Strd. Mt the Elm school tomorrow
right.
Lection Day Program.
great crowd Of p""pl" attended tn
."r,'" h"Id /" N" Htrh sch""l audi
torium last night undo the ausrices "f
~" local post al thr American Legion.
pnd Service Star Legion. Prosecuting
Attorney william =. Dixon introduced
the speakers and besides an address o''