The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-13

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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Pearl, !
OF Main street. Rcnwood. Those who fig
ureL In Tho surprise upon n" newly
married couple We're Misses Jesse .
I.Nd.,k. IApra Coe~. ERE Kun;z. Anna
c"wun. Messrs. Russel AcHer. KENNETH
Arkc". Roy K!"sa \ l. Nan. Floyd
cunningham. Janrs tr!nn.nFham: MI.
unI Mrs. Il. F.. Clarke aid NJ. and Mrs :
John cunningham.
Street Work Begins
The work OF tearing ~ Marshall
street was gotten under W.! yesterday
morning when lnrEo force az men "ni-
plnyed by Contractor Henry S"ahrighi.
OF Wheeling. began !" tear up ihr Oh
paving in preparation for reinr.ng the
street After the old hr!ci;s have been
torn IN. q Concrete foundation Is 30 he
aid over which new brick viii ia
p,accl According TO tho contractor. II
WI, require about two months I" COM
pIe,e the lob provided the weather per-
mlis Traffic cors have ben stationed
a ourG points where he wcrh Is In pro-
gress to prevent all trafiC accidents
street Car on Fire
CnnSidera bic excitement was causou
on Marshall stree, yesterday morning
when trolley WI" sna ?Hf1 ana cAne
in contact with tho roof Of tho car win
the result that the roo. was soon aoIRze.
The Benwood FIRE :rucK rcsp9noeo AIiu
saved rhe roof before any serious mis-
han resulted. There were not many peo-
p" on tho car nj tho hme out 'noSo
vho were made = Wild dash Tor mo
loss infl,r.ed by the fire will, not exceed
hrty dollars.
HMs stage Dangerous Play
motorman o- one OF the Wheeling
troct!on care running On ,he Bcnvood
line compta ned To reporter yesterday
afternoon that for the past rev ohys
number oc Icnwood children have oeen
in rho hahit cf stretching line across
the street In front Of the street cars
while they are moving and mar 'neE
o muse themsc've. ny seeing 'n" mo
break when The car ran through IT,
THIS IL rather dangerous play a. III
some cases i; may happen that the INC
may No; break and may seriously inlnre
some Of The chans 10y the hard jolt thnt
results when n. crrs 60 through the
line. The motorman said ne would PAT
tho matter IN - IN. police here ana
Wv 20 have tho k!G> abandon tho ne"
sport.
Dance was Success
The dam" which was given last even
ing =, ,he Liberty Hall hv the Grahd
Aih,eti- Clrh WA a complete success
and large SUM was realized ~hlrh
goes towards "u'iittinr tho club WIN
,no,bam team his year. \ nice sum
WINS a'so realized from the sale OF re-
freshments
Paint vsnenitoTs
TIL. National Tube company mas
force ~ nc !ntcra busy PAINTING the zen
r,Ia,ors over IN. shipping shed OF me
n,Ant Tho air devices are being paIntea !
red and II VIII requirs about a week
time before al oft'the painting IS COM
pete.
/. Practice Game
Tho Ashland A. c. foothail team ne'n
o rractiee game last evening AZ WING"
time several players were given WORN
ont fa- regular berth on me 'eAni'
Thc cub vii hold another practice TO-
morrow evening and all who WISH I"
,ryo,,, <cr III. team are requested 10 ne
on hand.
Xsvin BanT MsstA
tbs KeyIn Rarrv council Will be held Al
,bc r.,b.r,v hall IN McMech"n street
AS this meetInn Will DO very important
n ar members. " win r. necessary tor
.rose ~ attend. The object nm the pro-
prsm will be the Appointment ~ 6ete-
ro,c. 10 The state convention which IS
10 II. hold in parkersbTrE on m" 9oth
OF this month.
Council Meeting.
This evening the Semi-monthlH meet
W. or ,ha Renwood council MI! iahe
MACE a, which the auditing and R7nroN-
Ing Of tho city pay roll VIII take pace
tn. nav vii be distributed Tomorrow.
Oth.r routine. matters will Include mo
disrrsaions which arc to re taken up.
Last Day OF OLD Rata
To-rnrrow VIII he the last day or the
nrcsrrf wage s,a.e which IL no" n"hS
paid ~ tho city employees. At the las
srecial meeting OF council. II was dc-
cided upop hy the -!tr fathers 70 reduce
the salaries Of al employees averaging
n bout 20 per cent. In some departments
.oss GUS were made hut tho ones that
wcrr hi the hardest were the polio"
Department and city street. force. Ihe
salary Of tn" city clerE vas also re-
ducoi considerably. effective to-mor-
row.
Evening Star Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting o. Even
Ing star lodge No IS Of knights o'
rvthias. vas he'd las: evening AT tht'r
hal ON Main street. The main part Or
tn. meeting included the taking up of
several rev matters for he coming
week and the hearing NJ past reports
The meeting was attended by most
every rnomher If the 'udEc.
Funeral for Corporal Dobins.
Furero. s"rviccs Tor corpora: John
pohi7s local hrro who i""t his 70
vhi!e fighting with he American forces
In tho Argopnr r"r"s' ana whose body
arrived hc-" r'riiac nGNi. wer" he'd
Yesterday morning In ST. Johns Cath
ole church. rurGIr'"d h. the Rev.
Father j. NJ Schooner. The funeral
was n rha-g" Of tho A. A. Mountain
Post - the America Legion, who paid
their last respects 10 the former COM
grade IN military style. Tha Cathedral!
high schon. dram ."rps ~ Wheeling led
tho funeral for severai sqnares and
then dropped ont to take part In the
Evans funeral.
l. viii 10 r"rn,ied that Young nobias
was enc ~ 'he first Renwood youths
% cn,tst and had tho distinction OF so
ans 10 France on the Same boat that
carried General PershirG on h!s fist
trip He saw action in most q: 30
dreadful bntiics throughout the Mar.
bat vas finally shot BY the enemy on
October 9Th 1918, in III" Mouse
ArIonne drive. The deceased was Nc!
known here which accounted !"- IN"
largo crowd that turned out 10 pay
last respect 20 the hero.
Funeral for Private Evans.
Tho funeral for Private James Blaine
Evans was held yesterday afternoon