The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12

NJ the present term Of school will be de-
liyered -; tho members Of the Senior
class Of this seal high school this after
noon and the program Is made up OF
of special features OF interest.
This will conclude the weeks program.
the Juniors having performed TUESDAY.
Wednesday. and the FRESH
men Thursday afternoon.
Special to Alliance.
A number Of the football fans OF this
city are planning to make the trip to
Alliance tomorrow, TO witness the game
between the Martins Ferry and the Al
lance High school team. Tickets fer
the trip on the special train can be So
cured at the selby & Reed pharmacy.
in this city, and the train leaves Mar
tins Ferry al 9:lJ n. m.
To Hold Nsrket.
A good patronage IS predicted for the
market OF ome-haked goods which VIII
be held at the Shriver grocery In Kirk
wood tomorrow afternoon, under the
auspices Of the Young Womcn's For
eign Missionary society Of the First
Methodist church.
wireless Demonstration.
j. Blair Proffitt and Roy Smith. To-
cal wireless experts. have arranged for
a complete demonstration OF wireless
,elegrnphy. TO take place ut the Hickey
News Stand on Bridge street this eve
ming. Apparatus Will be installed so
that at least four persons can hear the
wireless ut one time.
Service Star Legion.
An important meeting of tho mem
hers Of the local chapter Of the Service
Star Legion will be held at the rooms
OF the Alpha Pi fraternity on Main
street this evening, and all members
have been urged to attend, as matters
OF Importance will be discussed.
Many to Belaire.
A good crowd Of the members OF the
Service Star Legion and the American
Legion post Of this city made the trip
to Bellaire, o.. yesterday afternoon anu
evening 10 witness the celebration or
Armistice Day, which was staged n thai
city.
RED Cross workers.
Mrs. James Morrow of this city. VINO
IS chairman in the roll call and member
ship drive Of the Red Cross, has al
nounccd the following workers FOR the
various districts Of the city:
KIrkwood Heights. Lincoln avenue
south--Mrs. Geo. Idahl.
Kcnnon and Jacquctt strcets-Mrs'
Jno. Murphy. Mrs. W. L. Rose.
Whitley street--Mrs. Clyde Gamble.
Bennett street-Nlrs. w. II. Brieden-
stein, Mrs. Harry Briedcnstein.
Howard street-Mrs, Fred Meist"r.
Mrs. Jacob MeIster.
New Addition-Miss jeanette Heller.
Lincoln avenue TO Cad!z pike-Mrs
Frank Roberts. Mrs. Arthur WalNng,
Mrs. walter Moore.
Lincoln avenue. north. Cadiz pike. to
Aetuaville bridge-Miss Irene Smith.
Aetnaville-Mrs. David Marker.
Moore's Run to Lincoln avenuc-Mrs
Ford Moore, Mrs. Leonard Donley.
Lombardy Heights. Main street to
city building-Miss Rose Citizens.
Main street from city building to stop
l2-Mrs. Harry Brown, Miss Jeanette
Heller.
Main street from stop l: to end Of
rocksidc-Mrs. Walter Sykes.
Boydsville and Wheeling Creek-M!Ss
Alice Ledw!nka, Miss Bessie Ledw!nks.
Lansng-Mrs. Chas. Stahl, Miss An
se!a Hol,er. Miss Annie Kavolic.
Elaine-Mrs. Wilbur Iinkley, Mrs.
William Slator.
Cadiz pike and country-Mlss Blanche
Adolph, Mrs oliver Williams.
Masons to Initiate.
confe,. the degrees on large class Of
candidates at the meeting to be- held
tomorrow afternoon and evening. be-
ginning at o'clock, and q large num-
Der OF the members are planning to be
present.
James Hail Cow Dead.
James Hall Cow, the infant son OF
Hall Cow and Lucy Wiley Cow, died
at the family homo on the Cadi1 pike
yesterday afternoon at " o'clock follow
ing a brisf illness OF infantllc troubles.
He was two months and - days old
and Is survived by his parents. While
the interment will be made ct Weeks
cemetery, the funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Araccabess Celebrate.
Following the usual meeting Of the
Women's BENEFIT association OF tho
Macca bees Of this city last night. in the
Helnle!n building. an open meeting OF
the organization ives held, special pro-
gram was rendered in honor OF the 27th
anniversary OF the institution OF the
order in this city. a number Of tho
friends of the members were present
at the event.
willing workers.
Mrs. Mary lrby and Mrs. Anna Por-
ter OF this city will be the hostesses to
the willing Workers OF the West
bridgeport Methodist church. at the
home of Mrs. Irby this evening. a
brief business meeting will be followed
BY Il social program OF interest TO all
the members.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Roy Farmer Of Kirkwood arrived
home yesterday after q several weeks
visit with relatives at Flushing, O.
william Kinscy arrived home ycstcr-
day after Il business trip to Carol!
county and other state cities.
An interesting and we'll attended
meeting Of the Loyal Order Of MoosH
was held in their hall on Main street
last night.
Miss Sarah Kugler entertained the
Queen Esther circle Of the West BRIDGE
port Methodist church at her home lase
night.
Residents OF this city received copies
OF tho proposed new schedule Of rates
for telephone service yesterday.