The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15

they left the street and drove the auto
along the creek. Finally the machine
ran into the water. where 1t was stalled.
Smith was able to get out OF the ma
chine and make his way to the bank.
where he fell. and was not found until
Sunday morning.
1t is said the victim will recover.
Missionary Society.
Members of The Womans Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian church
homo OF Mrs. William Braunlich. on
Union street. A program Will be rem
dered and a social session enjoyed.
Need Quarterback.
The Bellaire high school football team
IS badly in need OF a quarterback at tho
present time. Followers OF the team
are hopeful that shrimp Grin will be
able to stand the grind In the annual
game with Wheeling. The playing OF
Carnahan in the Martins Ferry and the
many and those who condemned his
playing were justified. In the game Sat-
! urday afternoon he showed a tendency
to run clear Of all plays.
Service Star Legion.
Members OF the Service Star Legion
will meet this evening at the home Of
Mrs. Julia Herrberg. on Harrison street.
Matters in connection with the recent
Armistice day celebration and others
will be given attention.
Services Closed
The special cvangelistic services which
have been under way at the First Pres
byterian church for the past two weeks,
came to close last night. The services
proved very successful and were largely
attended. Out Of town ministers preach,
ed and Prof. Ralph E. Mitchell had
charge OF the singing.
Rally Day sunday.
Rally Day was observed yesterday at
the South Bellaire NJ. E. church. Tho
Sunday school rendered q special pro-
gram. At the morning worship service,
the GAINESVILLE district preached. Rev.
Beale preached in the evening.
Farewell Sermon.
Rev. Frank l.. Erect delivered his final
sermon as pastor o fthe Second Presby-
tcr!an church last night. 4 large con-
srcgat!on heard his farewell discourse.
Rev. Erect and family leave this week
for Massachusetts,, where he has accept
ed the position as Field Secretary of the
State Christian Endeavor Union.
Bury rtrs Victim.
Funeral services will be held to-day
Tor Marie. 1-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hanood. of South Bell
aire. The child was standing In front Of
clothing caught fire. She was quickly
cnveloped in the flames and horribly
burned. She was rushed TO the City hos
rital, whero she died shortly afterwards.
Besides the parents, Two sisters SUR
vive.
Car Case Up Soon.
The suit OF the city of BellaIre to
GUST the Wheeling Traction Company
from tho streets, will come up before
United States District Judge Safer, at
Columbus, on November 81, in all proba-
bility. Judge Safer has notified City
Solicitor Sedgwick that he will hear tho
case at that time II he Is able to hold
court in the state capital at that time.
Much interest is being taken In the case.
Ftnal Sermon.
Rev. T.. &. Burkhardt delivered his
final sermon as pastor OF the First Re-
formed church yesterday. He takes up
his duties ut the st. Stephens church,
Wheeling. this week. Rev. Burkhardt
has been pastor OF the local church for
moro than three years. His successor
has not yet been named by the congrc-
cation.
Beat oAnipoNs.
The Bellaire high school football team
won another game yesterday, downing
the Gall!polis high school eleven at the
local gr!diron by the score Of - to q.
The visiting team nj times showed
strrakS of good playing but they were
unable to produce the final punch when
they nrar.d the goal line. The locals
playcd Il listless game and should have
made double the number Of scores.
Play Uhriohsvtlle.
The Red and Black football team Will
meet The Uhr!chsvillc high school eleven