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

lrlanS made for the future work OF tne
lcluh Notice has been issued maj ga
who attend the iirSi ana second Ill.,"
inrs If jhr club MI l." c"nsld"r"d 'I'''
ter m"nbcr~ NJ -ir.n Clui'. anal Il go"
icrnwd Is expected. ,.n, ,
The permanent organization va
iasS,st with the work Of IN" playSf"unu9
movement, and other matters OF import
ancc To the life Of this city
Rcd Cross Drive
Chairman Wllhert Woods has com
pleted thc appointment of all ms WpIN-
ers III III annual roll call ana meli'o, nd
!ship CAmraign for the Red Cross anu
1.-THE adtual work of enrolling me local
members will be started in earnest ms |
morning Tho campaign will close on !
Lyceum Seat Sale
! Announcement has been mad" inat me |
sale Of the reserved seats Tor Inc ~, !
max" the first number Of the l.yctulh
| course for the local high school audii"r-
lium. which comes here on FRIDAY; l'c-
ccmhcr 10th. will open Mt the HoGr
Davsi drug store ON North Fourth
street. THURSDAY. November H. ana
Rabbit hunters Start
| a number Of spnrtsmcn frD'n this city
all OF whom were anxious 10 get Il lc"
days OF hunting at the opening OF the
,hahbit season today, lcft Yesterday for |
! various places in this and other counties
IN tn" state and the game Is expected 20
bo plentiful on the local markets IN TIC
linear future.
Baker Funeral Held ,
! The funeral services for the late WIZ
liam II. Baker. we'll known mlll-worker.
who died Al the city hospital laSt
Thursday afternoon. were held from the
family home on Delaware street yester-
day afternoon at two o'clock. IN charge
of Rev. J.. :. Rose. pastor oil tnc TITS,
Methodist church. Members ot the Reu
Men and Modern Wuodmrn, with when
| orders deceased was connected as
member. acted rs pail bearers: The !
| beautiful ritualStic Scrv!c" OF the lt'u
Men was rendered at the grave ana 'ne
ntcrmcnt was made al R!Vervlew Gem
lctery.
| All OF the football fans Of this CITY
who were unable TO get to the Eame d az
pleased when they heard OF the maj
score of the game which was 81 10 IN
favor of the Ferry team. but little rear
was experienced that the team would
'"''' VII" Club Social Tea
The committee from the Women
club, IN charge Of the plans for socIai
tea, which will be held In the board OF
Trade rooms on South Fourth street,
composed Of Mrs. 5. w. Parker, Miss
Clara Louise Smith. Miss Anna Carrni-
chael, Miss Mary Swartz. Mrs. Frank
Sedgwick and Mrs. Beatrice E1ley' re-
port all arrangements completed ana
time. ,
| Funeral services for tho late William
D Baker, held yesterday afternoon
were in charge Of tho members OF Wan,
eta Tribe Of IN" Improved Order OF Req
Men. by request and large number OF
| the members were present AT tne Scl
ices. The interesting and beauttnl rlt,
iualistic services OF the order were he!o
at the grave in Riverview cemetery
He6ren Funeral
| REQUIEM mass will be held Mt 81.
Mary's Catholic church on North fonT.n
street this morning in charge of Key
lC. A. Mulhcarn for the late Mayme Hen
ron, former parish h"usckccpcr. VINO
died last Friday following an illness 4i
several years and the intcrmenL VIII
" ~ Had Mig limo
| The seven hundred football rams VINO
attended tho game at Alliance ONO,
Saturday arrived home in,e SAY, Ta.ufT nay
happy. Not mishap Of any kind &C.
Cured during the entire trip 10 mar me
pleasure and theer was not single case
, of rowdyism either on tho train enroute.
or on the football field. All were loud
: i'll praise OF the treatment accorded the
crowd ut Alliance.
candy Plant Starts
The management OF the sanitary core
land candy company havo secured new
and will start tho manufacture Of a
line Of Christmas goods this week
Two Now Cases
: Two new cases of diphtheria have
been reported to Health OFFICER w. :.
Tiltun since Saturday. Ono Is at the
IlTnwclls home. Gil Clark street and the
other at the Macy home AT North Fifth
/ ~ >>'' Cleared Nearly 500.
! Nearly u hundred dollars was cleared
5 for the Boosters club on the refresh
4 In r.
: day. Much credit Is due Lester Smith
and William Nixon for their good WORK
1" '"'' Masonic Club Arinstrsls
: Tho Martins Ferry Masonic CuD
: M!nstrcls will give local people real
, treat when they put on their show al
: the High School Auditorium Friday and
} Saturday evenings. December 3rd and
The burnt cork artists will have
new line of spccalties and genuine
jokes and tho vocal and instrumental
music Will be the best 10 be heard here
this season.
martins Ferry Briefs
Tho members OF the w. G.. class OF |
, the First Baptist Sunday school VIII
| hold business meeting IN the church ,
tonight.
An important meeting OF the Alpha !
Pi fraternity will be held in their chap !
\ ter rooms IN the HOge building tonight.
] Roger y. Lupton has arrived home /
after attending the P!tt-W j. game /,
at Pittsburgh Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Cochran Of North Sixth :
street, Is spending = few days rs the
| guest OF relatives nj Munnieton. W. Va
The weekly meeting OF tho Elks lodge
will be held in their home on North e,
Fourth street this evening.
Mrs. Kate Ong left yesterday for q |
weeks visit with friends Ind relatives |
at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Mrs. George RalSton OF North Fourth !,
street has arrived home after visit :
with he son at Gambler. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handel left for their
home a; Toledo yesterday after ten
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs w. W. :
Davies
Fred Tcncatn leaves tomorrow for
Philadelphia where he has been called
by the illness Of his father.
The weekly meeting Of the Loyal
Order OF Moose Will be held in their hall D
on Hanover street tomorrow evening. 4: