The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
BOOSTER CLUB.FORMS;
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

| An enthusiastic meeting Of the Boost
| ers Club was held in the Board Of Trade
rooms in this city yesterday afternoon
| at o'clock. with a large number Of
members present. A permanent organi-
zation Of the club was effected by the
! election Of w. w. Stein as president.
Harry Hastings vice president. Albert
Otto secretary, and W. L. Noble treas
urer. The acting president appointed a
committee on bylaws as follows: Joseph
Jergcr. Harry O'Connefl. I'D. Grer,
Lawrence Way and W. w. Stein. BY
motion 1t was decided that the newly
elected officers will assume their duties
AIRY. 1921.
committee reported the action. taken at
the meetings held by the joint committee
during the week, and their report was
! approved.
Plan Parade to Island.
Plans were made At the meeting for
| the employment OF n band, fcr the par
ade of the football fans from this city
, to the Island Fair grounds. TO attend the
Linsly-Marttns Ferry game on Thurs
day afternoon OF this week. Harry
Hastings, chief marshal Of the club was
for the parade, and all fans have been
urged to meet on Hanover street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. at 1890
| o'clock, Thursday afternoon, to march to
w heellIS falr &TOuHuS, III Il DUuS, rims
have been made to have a special portion
of the bleachers at the Fair grounds re-
served for the fans who march in the
parade, and all have been urged to join
| in. and make a showing US the support
eCS for the team.
ARRANGEMENTS will also be made to
have tickets for the game placed on sale
! in this city, so that 1t will not be ncces-
sary to break the line upon entrance 1T
| the gate to the grounds. Chief Marshal
| 10 haG o.
bile section Of the parade to follow the
foot marchers TO the grounds.
Complete reports Of all committees OF
! the Booster Club. RS well as the officials
OF the organization will be head at the
! meeting TO be held on next Sunday AZ
TWO Places Robbed.
When Orville Frantz, manager OF the
Tumble Inn bowling alleys and pool
| rooms, opened his place of business yes
terday morning, he found the place in a
! fcarfully torn up condition, with part
cartons OF cigarettes and remains OF
/ boxes OF candy scattered about the
| floor. Investigation disclosed the fact
; that the place had hPen rifled during the
! night. Four dollars in pennies in q
| money changer, several boxes of candy
! and I number ef cartons of cigarettes
were missing. and the matter was re-
! from appearances that the parties who
entered the place OF business had turn
! ed everything topsy turvy in quest OF
! more money. which they probably sup
posed 10 have been hidden In the place.
Mackey Garage Entered.
! The Mackey garage. on Sixth street,
between Hanover and Carlisle streets,
was also entered at some time during
| the night, and one OF tho cars placed
there for storage vas taken from the
Mace, The police found the car at the
She'll gravel bank. 1t the foot OF the old
! cemetery. near the Pennsylvania rail-
! road crossing. The lights Of the car
were still burning when II was found
late yesterday morning. and several
! boxes of candy. claimed TO be those
missing from the Tumble Inn bowling
alleys, were found in the car. TIL" job
! is thought to have been the work OF
! boys. and the police ar" reported to have
Il suspicion OF the guilty parties.
Three Contagious Cases.
Three new cases or contasion were re-
ported TO Health Officer W. S. Tilton,
Yesterday, two were scarlet fever adm
on. d!phtheria. Th" scarlet fever cases
are al the Charles Loose, Jr.. home on
West Washington street, and the home
OF 4. W. Fcltz on South Fifth street.
while the diphth"r!a patient is W!nfiela
Proctor. 4-year-old boy. OF 80 Nortu
Seventh street.
Daughters OF Isabella
The members OF Court Ferry. Dauch-
tors Of Isabella. will hold q dance In the
Elks Club Wednesday evening of this
week. Members from all towns in the
valley have been invited to the agent,