The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-30

this week, and Il number Of important
matters arr to BE- taken UP Tor dis
CuS%!un.
Rogers Body Hero
Little information as TO the arrange
nvnts for the funeral OF the late Leslie
tUgers, former resident OF this city, who
died ut Columbus. Ohio last night The
body was reported due in this city at
some time early this morning. and It
will be taken TO the home Of his brother
Elmer Rogers, on Zane street, from
which place the funeral services Will be
held, and the interment Will be made at
ltiverview cemetery.
Announcement has been made that the
annual lodge OF sorrow Of the Elks
lodge, will be held in the high school
auditorium, next Sunday afternoon, and
hy Hon, Carl II. Smith, Of Steubenvillc.
%. The members will meet at the lodge
building, and march TO the school In
body.
Nelson Hodge, who has been clerk in
tho local passenger offices OF the Penn
sylvania Lines. has been transfcrred 10
the station at Mingo Junction for three
months as q relief for sam Gillespi,
agent at that place, who is being given a
Leave of absence on account Of his
health.
The Modern Priscillas or TINS c!ty VII
son Cox Of this city tomorrow afternoon
The hours will be devoted to netdlework'
music and other interesting ulNeTsl0hs,
and a luncheon Will De the cohc'uuths
feature of the event.
second Lyceum Number
The company Of original Swiss singers
and yodlers. will be the second attrac-
ton on the local Redpath Lyceum course
and this number will be seen IN ms
civ on Thursday evening, November 10.
This number Is claimed to be equally
good with the first, when attracted sueh
Il good crowd.
The relatives Of Mrs. Nary Miller,
who died in the City hospital several
days ago, arrived here yesterday and ar
rangements for the funeral were COM
pleted. The services will be held ms
afternoon and the remains VIII be Iaio
at rest at Rose Hill cemetery, near Boil
High School Dance
The young ladies' Of the local high
school have secured the use Of the Elks
hall on North Fourth street for tomor-
row evening. and they plan TO give
dance in honor of the football warriors
Of the school on that evening. me
time Is promised to all Of the students.
Police Court
A man named Harper. whose Christian
name was not secured, was given
hearing in Mayor Coleman's court yes
terday afternoon and fined $50 and costs
Gabriel Boda and Ellsworth Cox, all OF
whom were pinchcd on charges of
drunkenness. wcer fined ten dollars each,
which they were able to pay and secure
their release.
A large number of the members OF
the Royal NeiGhbors of America and
other friends held 4 miscellaneous show
or for Mrs. Jenkins. formerly Miss
Helen DeVauEhn, ut tho home OF her
mother on Third street last night The
honor guest 1 sa recent bride. and all
her friends extended their best wishes
for long and happy welded life. 4
variety of social diversions were en-
joyed during the evening and refresh
ments were served the quests.
welfare Club Meeting.
The members OF the Women's Welfare
this evening. An interesting program
has been prepared for the meeting and
all members have been urged to be pres
ant.
Red Men Initiate.
Several candidates are reported In
waiting for the initiation at the meet
Ing Of the Improved Order of Red Men,
which will be held on Friday evening
The annual election of officers will also
be held, and 4 social session has been
planned for the close of the evening.
Headley Infant Dead
Ralph Allen. the 2-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Headley. Of this city,
died at the family home yesterday af-
tcrnoon at 1880 o'clock, following a