The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
SCHOOL GRIDIRON
UNIFORMS STOLEN
Al OF nxn school Uniforms, rncludtnS
Pads, Are Stolen Prom Pm
ward 1chol
Nay BE Necessary TO Order New Ap-
pArAtuS-R1gtd Investigation
II Under Way Now

Tho HIN School football canI!dat"'
hero arc without any toys IN which -
use tcr practice or playing purposes
When Coach William Galbra!th wen; I"
tha First Ward school Eymnasinn 20
secure tho uniforms TO DO distributed
among the boys who are out FOR The
r-itiron elevoa ne found that tho lock
GROOM had been looted. Nearly a
sore ~ rod and black Jerseys. as many
.-ousers. head gears. shoulder pads. hip
pads, stockings ard other articles were
gone Less than a halt dozen badly
worn uniforms were found
tn. loo. taken would cost more than
sShn I, Is said.
Schoo, official. have started a rigid
trvestISat,on IN An endeavor 20 ascer-
tain tho guilty parties.
II mEy hs necessary for complete
new stock Of Informs and other appaea-
tus 20 be ordcSed.
slight Increase.
Superintendent: J. V. Nelson yester-
tar announced tho enrolment In tho
E"t.u;ra public schools at S.OSI. This
Is Il gain OF IN over tho initial enroll
r"a. last year. A total OF 40 were
beginners IN the schools. while $50 were
err,,ti"d In ~ h!gh school. Tho en-
ro.s,nent Will increase each day FOR q
wark or two and TIE total will prooa-
by reach 500 by tho end Of the
noC:h.
Plan Picnic.
y-ars for picnic for tho farmers
of The Key and Nj. Zion districts who
are members Of tho Belmont County
Farm Bureau have been completed. The
event vii. be held az wales Grove.
Key. on September "a. a big Nst OF
PRICES tor the various exhibits OF farm
products and cher articles has bean
announced. The prizes. which are
money and wearing apparel. have been
donated by BeNatre business houses and
banks.
David Dick.
Funeral services tor ne late David
Iirs FORMER glassworker. who passed
away q. his home on S!ne.eenth street.
wi. Likely be held a. tho !ate residence
Friday afternoon. Bur!a, wi! be In TIE
Rus,. H. cer.~'ery. Deceased was acah
81 years. Resides his w.te. ne leaves
on son Charles. and three daughters.
Frances, Re,va and Amelia.
Miners school
The vocational training school for
Goa. miners o; Be,lairs and victntty
held tss frst session At tho local High
school auditorium last might with Prof
whea,ley In charge. The initial en-
Al
az %es, is 20 be opened Thursday even
lax by Prot WNeat.ey. Hsne ex-
plnsi,es. drainage. hauiage and pump
INK Will be 'aUgat thts year.
Plan Jontacston.
Tho Elks lodge OF BA!.A!re IS 20 hold
n ttg iu.ltlCa,!~n on Tuesday evening.
September q. IN honor Of John +.
sherry. ~ th's city who was elected
state president OF :he order al the re-
CO.., Convention he'd a. Cedar Point.
All OF the state officers OF the orCan-
tzacj0n will De invited. A big initiation
ard banquet will be among tho feat.
ure-
Mr.. James MofYItA
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
James Mot:itt aged As. who died a.
the family home on T>wenty-secord
s'-e":. wll! be he'd Saturday afternoon
q. he late residence Deceased har
beer IL tor a long ,lme. She had un-
derSone an operation at the Ctty hos
pt,a.. Besides her husband. she leaves
orc son Carl. and one daughter. Mrs.
John Brandfass
Marrow Escape.
Frank Uo4p. former garbage collector.
had a ,.arrrw ESCAPE from death yes
terday when a Ford truck allied viii
dirt go, beyond his cO1tro. wh:;- /" M:
tri,ar down he Brewery III Th-
truck h, TITO curb and tore Big piece
on o. =. l; continued down the steep
grade. knocked the ;op stones ott Il wall
..,nic NLmi.tuu street. and was brought
- = sudden stop b." wseH the va ard
Il" T. & o racks The radiator WIS
broken 20 pieces and the truck Ma
,.:rrwiSe wrr,anE No'Io stuck 90 ~
prS. ard go, or -" truck unhurt when
4, came % a 49,. Ills asrap" from
f.E .s,F i..Sl