The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12
PENNsY STATION TOMORROW
MORNING ZOE ALLIANCE, o.
An Plans Tor Trip Completed 1T Last
Nights Meeting OF rhs roothan
boosters Club.

fans from this vicinity, will leave the
city on the special train over the Penn
sylvsnIa lines TO Alliance tomorrow
morning at OILS o'clock
A meeting OF the Boosters club was
held last night IN the Board OF Trade
rooms. at which time all plans for the
trip wero completed TO attend the game
between the local high school team and
the Alliance team at AlliancH tomorrow
afternoon. The special train has been
ordered with ten coaches and l.. Z.
Smith Of the Capitol Inn will have coin
plete charge OF tho serving OF all re-
freshments on tho train. with the profits
10 be turned over 10 tho organization
All have been urged 10 get their tick
cts early and several places In the con-
trail part OF town has been designated as.
sales stations. Children under twelve
years OF age will travel at half fare and
the children's tickets must be purchased
Mt the depot prior TO the leaving OF the
train All who expect 20 remain over at
Alliance must have their Booster tickets
exchanged for regular railroad tickets
at the depot before the train leaves.
Those who are going have been asked
to meat on South Fourth street. near the
copies Plank. tomorrow morning at
o'clock. and march in body 10 the de-
pot where they will be loaded In the
train un0er the direction Oh NnAtL MAI
shall Harry Tasting and his assistant.
A notion also prevailed at the meeting
held last night. that the Booster club be
made q permanent organization. and mr.
rangoments were made FOR another meet
ing to be held at the Board OF Trade
rooms Tuesday evening. November 18th.
, at which time all matters In connection
with the trip viii be settled.
TWO on Drunk Charge. q
John Ktnkofr. arrested late Wednes-
day night by Officer Rothermund. and
Emmett Barnhart yesterday afternoon
by OFFICER Pete Reddy. both charged
with being very drunk. were confined
to the city Jail last night awaiting
hearings before Mayor Coleman. Ono
OF the victims was unconscious yet last
night.
Three new cases OF scarlet fever. one
teach IN the Williams home on North
Eighth street. Lewis Horcher homo on
Hickory street. and tho Henderson
home at 4Ol North Sixth street. were
reported 10 Health officer Shannon
Tilton yesterday. This makes total
OF twenty-four cases now under quar-
anttre in the city.
Flags ut Trees
4 small American flag was placed at
each OF the trees at the City park
grounds on Sixth street yesterday by
rhe members OF the Service Star Legion
Of this city. The trees. were planted
70 tho memory OF those who d!ed while
in the service and the flags were also
q tribute TO their memory.
Dumping Carriage.
The health officer yesterday received
complaint that q carload OF apples has
been received on the siding or the
wheeling Terminal yards In this city
and that some OF the fruit In a decay
Inc coalition had been dumped on the
ground along the track. and an officer
was sent to tho place to see that the
consIgnee cleans the place up at once.
Open Meeting Monday.
An open meeting OF the Junior Kings
Daughters Of this city will be held on
. Monday evening at the home or Miss
Doris Yennum on North Fifth street.
Invitations have been sent 70 num-
Der OF young ladies who are not MEM
bers, and tho membership roll or the
organisation is expected TO be largely
increased at tho meeting.
nAonAry cconvsnt1on.
Another interesting program was
randered at the annual convention OF
+ha Women 81 Homo Missionary society
Of Northeastern Ohio. being held in
the First Methodist church in this city
, yesterday. The delegates from all
parts Of tho district are being enter
tained 1T the homes OF the members,
and being fed at the church dining
rooms The convention will conclude
t%ay. ,..,
william D. Baker, one OF tho well
xpoyn residents OF Delaware street.
was taken to the City Hospital for
treatment yesterday afternoon. suffer
ing with n severe attack Of meningitis,
and his friends are slightly alarmed At
his condition.
EpIseopalians to Attend.
A largo number OF the members OF
Tho CONGREGATION OF st. Paurs Episco-
. pal church Of this city are planning to
t,attend tho meeting to be held at st.
Matthews Episcopal church in Wheel
ting this evening. Homer A. Flint or
Pittsburgh will be the speaker OF the
evening, and hts subject will be The
Years Nationwide Campaign work"
Ktwants Club Reception
A committee Of the members OF the
local Kiwanis club has started plans
for q reception and dance TO DO held
for the members and their wives IN
the Elks' club building on North Fourth
street on Thursday evening, December
md. According 20 tho present plans
the event promises 10 De Oh an elooo-
rate nature.
Many Homes Decorated.
Many OF the homes in-rhis city were
decorated with the American flag and
bunting yesterday. III honor OF Armt-
stice day, and there WAS L general OBJ
seryance OF the day a. per the request
OF the committee Of the Kiwanis club
'AIl OF the flags were displayed on the
city building and on the CITY park flag
staff during the day.
Masquerade Affair.
The celebration OF Armtstice day IN
this city by the members OF the local
most of tho American Legion took tho
sbaps OF square dance in tho Frat
hall on North Fifth street. where the
faIr and festival Of tho organization IS
roinR on. The evening vas complete
and unqualified success from every
standpoint.
Football Team TO Alliance.
Tho ncubnrS OF the football squad
oe The local high school will leave for
Alliance. O.. over the 4:20 Pennsylva-
n!a train this evening under the d!rec-
ton OF Principal Berry and Coach Hart
- Tho team will have chance TO rest
over night and be IN good condition Tor
tho game tomorrow.
x-Hign Club Dance.
The committ." III charge OF the prep
Rrat!ons tor the ArmiSttcc day dance
which will be given IN tho Elks' nail
- m North Fifth street this evening By
81. the members OF the N-Htgh club. re-
= port all plans completed. and the Jones
- Novelty orchestra has been secured 10