The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

tho donors Will be published from day to
day during the continuation Of tho cam
paign, together with total Of the
amount previously received. The fol-
lowing is a record Of the donations re-
ceived yesterday:
Board Of Trade, $4,000; Scott Lumber
Co., material to the amount Of $500;
James T. MCGEE. paint to amount or
$500 Fred l.. Selby, $500: Wilbur r.
Heslop, $500; Albert W. Ottc. $500; II.
NJ Miller, $500; John Hores, $500; A. Il.
Selby. $500: NJ. E. Cole. $500; NJ T..
Blackburn, $500; krim Brothers, $500:
Mrs. f. YinglinG, $500; Otte-Pettit.
$500; Harry NJ. Sommers, $500; ]. II.
Moore, $500. Total cash. $l15.0O; total
material, 100000.
Tea - Postponed
The tea TO have been given this after
noon in the ohme Of Mrs. George Roman.
on North Sixth street, by the members
Of the Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church has been postponed indetl-
nitely owing to the death Of Mrs.
Bashar.
Hrs. Augusta Bashar
Mrs. Augusta Bashar. we'll known res
ident Of this city, died very suddenly ut
her home. III South Eighth street. yes
terday morning at 3:45 o'clock follow
ing an illness Of only few hours she
was born in Germany. but has resided
in this city for many years. She was
the widow Of the late Ed Rashar. De-
ceased was a member Of St. Johns
Lutheran church and Of Wenona Coun-
Gil Of the Degree of Pocahontas. Three
daughters survive, Misses Anna, Edna
and Bertha, all at home. Death came
as the result OF paralytic stroke.
following complications.
The funeral services will be held
from the place OF death tomorrow after
noon at $50 o'clock, with Rev. II. *.
Dietrich and Rev. G. b. Wingerd off,
chatting. and the interment will be made
at Riverview cemetery. The Degree OF
Pocahontas will have charge of the SER
vices at the cemetery.
Delta Alpha Class
Mrs. William Mandery will he hostess
to the members of the Delta Alpha
class Of the First Baptist church at her
home on Pearl street. Friday evening.
Tho usual class business meeting will
be held after which program Of So
cial diversions will be carried out.
Socialist Ticket
The Socialist party Of this city has
completed arrangements for meeting
to be held in the Mechanics hall Sunday
afternoon, at which time an entire
ticket is expected to be named to be
placed before tho voters at the election
this fall.
Recital Club Meets
Following an interesting musical pro-
gram. the new president, Mrs. John
Nelly. will be Installed in office at the
meeting Of the Lecture-Recital club to
be held In the Board OF Trade rooms
this afternoon. A social tea has been
planned as an event of the afternoon.
Guild Meeting.
Practically all members Of the West
minister guild Of the First Presbyterian
church were present at the meeting hold
at the home Of Miss Eta Stark on Zane
street last night. The usual devotional
services were followed by a program Of
social diversions.
Kiwanis Club Event.
All members Of the kiwanis club AID
families have been invited to the dance
and Ladies' night which will be feat
,ire at the Frat hall on North Fifth
street this evening. An excellent or.
chestra has been secured for the even
ing.
Bulletin" Travelling.
That the Board Of Trade Bulletin"
being issued monthly from the office 81
the secretary Of the local Board Of
Trade, Is getting wide circulation. Is
noted from q letter received yesterday
afternoon from W. A. Henncsy, secre.
tary of the chamber Of commerce of
Bangor. Me. Some interested subscriber
to the Bulletin" apparently believes in
publicity.
Contract Signed
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Board OF Trade yesterday the secre tdry
was instructed to secure all Information
possible from the board Of county COM
missioners with regard to the contract
for the Coleraine pike. County officials
stated yesterday afternoon that all 81
the officials have signed to contract and
that the contractors have arranged 10
start work this morning.
False Alarm
All Of the fire equipment was called
out yesterday afternoon shortly af:ct
$3.50 o'clock by an alarm from box %,
which is located near the high school
building. The tiremen were unable t.
ind any signs Of fire when :hey arrived
there. and it is supposed to have beZI
I false alarm.
Work on New Street.
A force of workmen in the employ Of
he city started yesterday grading the
now street at the south end Of town.
known as Willow avenue. preparatory
10 getting the paving laid. The water
lines have been laid on the street and
The paving will be completed In few
wees.
Many At Carnival.
The carnival which opened AZ the
property south of League
park yesterday afternoon, attracted
good crowds last night.
Attending Demonstration.
Wilbur Q. Heslop and Earl Hcslop
members Of the firm of r. G. Heslop
and Sons, local funeral directors, made
1 trip to Pittsburgh yesterday morning