The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
BENWOOD
FIRST SECTION OF
PAVING TO Be USED
BY TRAFFIC TODAY

hVINV ~ VI WIZ
BY TRAFFIC TODAY |
TIL, first section IT Marshall street
which has been newly paved Will be
oren 10 traffic this morning ana Will !
take In the part Of the street which was
first payed and Is the territory De-
tween Nick Heil's and Union high school i
which in all Is Nttlc more than square !
in length Last evening, Mayor sprouts
stated that the street at this point Is
ready for use and has laid three weeks
The onening OF this section or the street
will not only aid the traffic Officers IN
preventing traffic tieups but VIII a.
away with the detouring which MAD 10
be done while the street was being
paved. Every day hereafter Mayor
SPROUTS states that he will open other
sections Of the street.
Near Speaker.
Quite a number Of members ~ tho
lHraterna! Order OF Eagles from this
city were at the Victoria theatre IN
Wheeling last evening and heard Hon.
Frank L. Herring speak on "lndustriai-
ism and FT'aternalism.'
Alto. being Idle for two weeks, throw
ing quite 4 number Of men out OF WORK,
ofncia, announcement was made by tho
Wheeling Steel & Iron company Satur'
day to the effect that the steel WORKS
department would resume again In nun
THIS morning. The news Is welcomed !
here ana will give a large number ~
local men work.
Leave for Old Country
ANDY t.zrak and George Tcosck. both
local foreigners who have resided IN
Ernwood for several years, Will ,eaNn
this morning over the Il. & o. railroad
for Nc York ely. whore they are to
board a steamer for the cid country.
Tho depression Of business hero Is re-
sponsblr for them leaving this country.
Council Meeting
Tho regular meeting of the council
will take place at the city building to-
morrow evening. Mt which time the city
Imyroll for the past two weeks Will
re audited and approved along with the
transaction OF other ftna ncial matters.
All councilman arc expected to be
present
Practice Play
The Luther league. composed ~ young
folks from the ST. Matthews Lutheran
church of this city. held a rehearsal Of
their play II the church parlors yester- !
dny afternoon. The dat" for the pay
rs vet has not been selected, hut VIII
be staged NJ the Center Benwood School
auditorium Some time In the near
future
Painting vsntilAtors
Inintcrs arc busy working about the ,
shipping department OF the National
Tube company. especially on the roof.
The vcntilatnrs over the shipping rooms
H.,
ton OF several new steam pipes Tue
work mns' likely will he completed ny
the middle Of this week
Expect Large Attendance
Tho Union District school board ~
education Is cVnect'nr m""h inr""r
attendance a. the public schools this
week. since notices have been sent TO
the parents who have heen refra ming
from sending their children TO school.
The ordinance passed by the school
board requires every child who is under
Ii years NJ are and who has not Gradu-
eted from tho elementary Frades to
attend school. and. if such ordinance il
not corr piled with. the violators will he
seriously deaf with. Truant Officer ,
John O'Douncll has been very busy the
raSt several days serving the notices.
lodge Holds ssSsion
Tho regular weekly meeting OF the
Evening star Lodge OF the knights OF
Pythias Is 10 be held this evening at
their hall on Seventh and Main streets.
Tho meeting will consist Of tho trans
action Of business matters and the hear
Ing of reports. All members are asked
To attend.
Complete 1spairs
Rcnairs to st. Matthews Lutheran
church arc expected Ia be completed by
the end cf this week. Tho interior or
n" church is being painted and redeco-
rated, including the remodelinE OF the
rh. ir loft. The parsonage Is TO he
givcr attention today and will be re-
paired IN several places.
Ptnohed for Being Drunk
William Williams. who was so drunk
that r" couldn't open his eyes. was
brought To jail yesterday afternoon
where he was put In berth 70 sleep for
the night. Mayor spruts will hear his
case this evening.
aams Called on
In the FIRST quarter Of tho game yes
trrday between the Renvood A. &. and
the Warwcod football team the players
engaged In an argument over touch
down made by one Of the local players.
recruiting in the game being called OF,
According 10 the manager ~ the War
wood \. g.. the loca! boys did no: have
any goal posts and II was decided upon
Ia play without them However, \ loca!
player who got the ball over TO the
goal .yh!ch was estimated didn't seem
To satisfy the referee Warwood play
FRS md many OF the fans. resulting in
the local MANAGER suggesting for the
up-rIver lads other To let the score
stand or to walk of the field. They ac-
rcptcd the latter, at which time while
walking off the fcld were hailed and
ii! sgra cefully sncered at, but succeeded
In getting from the feld before any
fights were started. The action OF the !
locals uron the visitors may have some
effect on any more teams coming 10 this
CITY 70 play the Rrnwood A. {.
No Meeting Ysstsrday
Tho Renwood branch OF the National
Catholic MEMS Council did no; hold
meeting yesterday. which is three weeks
IN all since tho local society have been
In session. II Is presumed that the
president. Raymond HacGan. viii call
meeting FOR some time this week. at
which line necessary business matters
Will he taken care OF.
Big Dance Tonight.
The Ecnwood Athletic club viii hold !
annthcr Of It's norular DANCES this cvr-
ming at the Liberty hall on McMeChen
s'-ret and everyone has hccn invited to
attend Refreshments and other CON
fccIions will he sold and good time is
being Inol' ed forward to by all.
Kelvin Barry Meets.
TIN r,u,Ilrr Sn,nt-niODthly meeting OF