The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26

) ELING I3T Ell l. I {
s2j Cor their appearance Tonight tn"
usht. according - ~" officer. STARED.
We; som" 'r.ii.Ug sfta!r
Home from Petersburg
Tho dc.raties I: keyir Narry r''u"-
Gil who werr az lurocrs.urE yr~'r. "a,
Attending ;i.e STATE convention - lr.sl
r",:ur.l Of West E'~ci".u r"',rr"d h"'ne
Is: evenins. Those wh1 n'',:,l"i 20
convention We're: Miss Ana, ics"l
M"Ssrs. J. T. Higgins. rres.dcn: GO: 2. "
Kelvin Barry council. T.. 4. l"-"Euu,
J...;.r- l'"y:". j. i Kelly. J i GnrNc%.
E;,l"ipuI HacSan. Edward Murphy ana
Joseph Nolan. tn" ."ra. c"unC' !" o
gl'~S were arrumraUt"A % AND ::"'n '..r
convention by tie Torrance MarSw'ncy
Council delegates @; Whce.irs. NSra"d,
80. g J. z HIggirs. Cd; "a" .nra' 'pam-
81. 5buu: seven hUnd:-I :."mn,:s .r"in
irish ccunc:.s N th!3 STATE attended TIC
convention.
Council Meeting
TIE regular scm:-mo",Hiy Meeting -
The Bpuwood council WIZ he E"3i n NO
city b"iidrg tomorrow evening. Tac
mos, important hus!urss L. be trans.
AK e he ely payroll. whiru Is 20 hs
distributing among the city "mr.","s
"Wednesday lnv:ning. Othcr Business
u. routine nature WIZ he taken care &c,
All councilman are requested L. report
Tor the mcet!aE.
Play Tic Game
The Bcartts ~ THIS city and the
SarmieS - Wheeling. two Junior foot
hu!, teams were unable IL score against
Zach other In yeItcrIHy's game a, Tan
70! Green III Las; Wheeling. The lruI,
Toys carue near scoring in the las;
quarter 81 the game. but as the game
VAS only II preliminary 70 the \aHnrc-
NI.L '!!l. the gan" was hru-Shl :" a
,."S" - allow tho zig - ~:aH'. TuG
.ry.l. team as yet has no. secured a
lame f"r neX; sunday bu, Hrr Eoiag In
~ AMI a:rGr@" a. T"rt Troop No,
IS Boy Scouts team e WArc.!ng.
Evening star Meets
The regular meeting IL IA" ENrnlnE
$;rr Lodge No IS. Knights ~ ryih.as.
~" hr he'd At their rooms on Main
street this evening. \, this meeting
srvrT.,i important business matters are
20 be brought up and acted upon and
I'll mem"ers are asked I" attend.
Teams Change Names
Roth n" HearcatS and the k!sscl. \,
g roo.haM teams OF this city have
changed their names The KisSc., ts,rI
Will play under the ;itle of tho Henwoud
A. Z. and tn" BcarratS viii, be Known
~ the Eenwcnd Juniors. The changing
the name Of the klsSe,! team was de-
clded upon following the rata! accident
To ore OF the players 4 short time ago.
The BearCats who are made up younger
PLAYERS. decided - a"t as a Junior team
20 the bigger hnys and voted 20 ca.
themselves the Benwnnd juniors.
Big Dance This Evening
The RcNwo-,d A. {. f""th'ii Team -
giving another or It's popular dances
this evening Mt the Liberty hal IN
McMechen street. These dances haN"
proved quite popular and mo d"uh; :,
,a"g- crowd Will a:,ond ton:ghi'S anal.
The ARRANGEMENT committee has CONT
pieted a.! plans and VII serve refresh
meats during the dances.
Kevin Barry Council
The Kev.n Barry cnunr!. vi this r.'y
"il hold lNeir regular meeting tumor-
"nw evening a. the Liberty ha.l The
meeting should have beer held tails
evening hui owing 10 the dance a; tho
hall. Il was decided O. change he meet
ing date for tomorrow evening A;
members o: The councl. are requested
~ attend and hear the reading OF re-
ports on the state convention which was
held yesterday HI Farhcrsburg.
Benent Dance
\ benefit dance wall he given at the
Liberty hall HeXt Friday evening" b. &
number OF local people. The Whc"l.ns
Imperial orchestra has been secured TO
.CTD!sh the music :or ;.;c dMa.r. EHery-
body IS invited t. attend.
No Meeting
The National Catholic council, Of
Protestant Men OF this city DID not
hold meeting yesterday However.
:: Is presumed that the president vii!
cal. a meeting for roH; sunday. % be
hold a; 81. Johns parish school rooms
following morn!ae services a the
church. Although N" irca! oCEa n!zttion
now has a membership az near.y two
hundred members efforts are being
IS presumed that by :he next meeting.
the membership will 60 over two hun
drcd.
Resume Paving
TIE third week on the paving f MAJ
shall street will begin this muru.nE
wheH work will be taken up above he
Union High school. Prar,,cHI!y al ~
he grading has been completed. which
leaves moth ing 70 to d"ae now save tho
pouring OF concrete. Tho p;,vInf wurk
has been progressing very rapidly late
ly and X Is now presumed tha' the
amount OF paving work 10 be done this
year viii be completed within the nrN'
Two weeks.
Busses Run to Football Grounds
To accommodate. III. many persons
from this city Who attended the Tooth Il
game n; Tunne, Gr"eu In East Wheel
srtp IL q" ~ ~,
OF tho Renwood bus !Inc. operated HIS
busses between this city and the
grounds. Wh!'A one of the busseS was
making its Ana. trip from TuAne!
Green. one OF he .,res blew out. which
he'd up service TO: moro than al hour.
Most ~ the passengers IN the bus We're
obliged to return home on ;he street car
Pytldans' Farewell rribute
Tho Church e God a. McMcchcn WAS
crowded to capacity last ereH!nE with
Pythians ot the West Virginia regiment,
who attended the services as n tribute 70
the Row. c. A. By!er, pastor of tho
church. who for number u: years has
been brigade chaplain OF mo Uniform
Rank lodges OF the Knights Of Prrh!as
Tho farewell sermon was preached
by Rev Byler who departs for ;,.e w"4'
mis- week to accept q call from anothc
church. The local Uniform Rank Lvdx"
M. IS turned "ut In full uniform and
was well represented a. the services.
Rov. CAST breaches Again
Tho regular morning and evening ser
vices 4, the st. Matthew'S Lutheran
church YRS held yesterday by the Rev.
Gustave Cast temporary pastor oC :he
church. Since the departure OF tho for
Nor pastor. Rev George T. Helm. pr.
Cast has been offering services :" the