The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-16
can use of the game. and the market
price Is sure 10 slump.
RAd Er0aa Drive

can use of the game and the market
price Is sure TO slump.
RAd Cross Drive
The officials ef the Red Cross In TINS
city have great hopes for the success
of the annual roll call and member
ship campo Ign which is now under way,
and the work WAS started off cnergetl-
cally yesterday. The local cha irman
expects all reports TO be in on inc -
and 25th OF this month, as that Is the
time limit set for the drive.
FIRST Lycsum Number.
The first number of the High Schooi
Iyceum course for this city. Inc
Climax" will be enjoyed by the patrons
torIum, Friday evening, and the sale "
reserved seats for the number will open
ut the HUge- Davis drug store. ThHrs-
day afternoon. The Climax Is play,
the action Is directed by the author. II
enjoycd two seasons run in New York.
and will be O treat 10 the residents or
this city.
An important meeting Of the Martins
Ferry boosters club Will be held at
the Board Of Trade rooms this evening
at which time ull of the business con
nected with the special train trip 10
Alliance, o., will be cleared up: Other
matters OF interest will also be dis
cussed at the Meeting, and all interested
Int boosting Martins Ferry have been
invited to the meeting.
Features for Luncheon.
Several important and interesting
features have been planned by the men,
bers of the entertainment committee or
the kiwan!s club. for the weekly lunch>
con 10 DO held ut the Elks club dining
d. Frank Murphy of SteubenVllle Will
Receive New Members.
A large number Of the members OF
To, at
city, and number OF invited guests.
spent an enjoyable evening last night
as the guests OF Miss Doris Eennum
OF North Fifth street. A membership
campaign was opened at the event. ana
number of new members have already
been received into the organization.
womens Club =ea.
Plans have been made for Soclal
Tea to be- held at the regular meeting
Trade rooms Thursday afternoon of
this week, Mrs. S. W. Parker Is the
chairman Of the committee in charge OF
promised The T m"mnfrs; Mo.t,
A meeting of the joint committee
club. the High SCHOOL Athletic Mss 20,
held in the board Of Trade rooms to-
night. following the meeting OF the
Booster club and all legal matters III
connection with the proposal Tor an
athletic park are expected to be cleared
W ~ ' start Operations.
The first product In the way OF
candy to be manufactured in this CITY
for some time was turned out ri the
plant of the Sanitary Cone and Candy
company here yesterday and the plant
Is expected to continue in operation
from now on. a good quality of product
Is being made at the plant. ana an OK
,1,.,, 30 hh
Parent-Teachers Meeting.
An Interesting meeting of the Parent
Tea chcrs Association of the Elm school
is planned for the Elm school building
this evening, and an excellent progrntn
Suter will address the members on
1.-THE Parents Part In Public School
Education"
Of the older residents of Yorkville, o..
died at the City Hospital yesterday
following 4 brief illness Of Colnplica-
tOns. She has been resident OF inc
vicinity of Yorkvile all her life. ana
survived by the following Children: "A, Al
bert. Earl, Ross. Edward. William Eli
wood and Emma Fry. and Mrs. AUDREY
OConncll, all of IOrkvillc. The funeral
services will DO held from the family
home tomorrow afternoon at l:SO o.
clock. in charge OF Rev. +. Il. Bever,
pastor OF the VI. T. church, and the in
terment will be made at 1orkVllle
Cemetery.
Jones Funeral Tomorrow.
The funeral services for Mrs. Nancy
Jones. wife Of James Jones OF Tilton-
Vile. O., who died In the local hosn:tll
last Sunday night, will be held from
the family home at Tiltonvllle. to-
morrow afternoon. and the interment
will be made at Riverv!ew Cemetery
in this city
Martins Perry Briefs.
George Noble Of the local undertak-
ing firm was business visitor at
Yorkvillr yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Burr'S Central scaooi
teacher was off duty for few days
following an operation for the removal
Of her tonsilS.
Mrs. Mary 4. Mcdin left yesterday
for Il few days visit with her son at
East Liverpool. o.
II. c. Chambers. i returned m!sS''n-
airy will address |, n-Crting Of tn" mtm-
hers Of the tnItet PRESBYTERIAN con-
g::Yr- ION at III, crC'ch tonight.
Mrs George Cus'ck and son Frsrcia
ha - arrived home .ftcr q visit with
friends at New Philadelphia.
A.: establishment: OF one OF tho CHh'n
system of bakeries will shortly cren
for business in the Brady Building On
South Fourteenth street.
Little improvement Is reported In ha