The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

& Ohio railroad company to build moro
adequate side tracks 10 tho mime In
order that better service may he rom
drrrd the mine owners. II - propaDie
tha, :: double ended switch Will be- nun
e. the work Oh the new tipplc pr2-
crosses Tc" two-story' double dw"ll-
ingS arc now under C0urS" at conSirnc-
ton and vii! probably he finished within
the next two weeks. The houses are
Of the most modern type. Eirciri;
lights. hot and cold water. finished
basement, bathroom and several clothes
presses. However. the building UP %
the coal settlement at Glendale is only
the beginning Of the construction OF one
~ the largest coal mining villages In
th' state.
Tic Glendale Gas and Coal company
IL subs idiary Of the VALLEY Camp Coal
company of Cleveland. Ohio. with head
Offices in that city. When III" company
will have completed SIS plans for the
construction of tn" Glendale settlement
II will rank among &c very best ~
West Virginia. The mine was openc"
~ 1896.
Detmeyer Funeral.
Funeral services for TN" iatn Freder-
ick Dctmcycr. who died Friday at the
HON" OF his daughter. Mrs. George
RiCglc, on Second street. wer" held yes
tsrday afternoon n 40 O'clock from
the late residence. Rcv. II. R. Work
man Of the Calvary VI. T.. church was
In charge. lntrrmcnt WAS made in
G;rcenlawn cemetery.
Boys Commended.
Moundsvil'. hi~h schools Iva skc tba II
mon are h.inG highly commended by
followers OF IN" team over their grand
victory over the Cannonshurg. Pa. high
team Saturday evening. Tho latter team
has quite Il reputation in Penn 'ylvania.
a. they we're the eastern state cham
Mt Ia Homes
for much brighter year for Mounds
viIle highs floor men after their recent
good showinEy.
The Citizens band met at the D. g
Lutcs undertaking parlors yesterday af-
lernoOn at $50 o'clock and had their
pictures taken. This was An annual al
fair f0 the musicians ard good at
tendance WAS recorded.
Restaurants Open
For the tirsl time in many years two
Moundsv:l" restaurant owners have
opened 10 serv" IN" public both day and
uiSht. Tho Liberty cafe. Mex NH"laS.
propr!rtur, remained open Saturda Y
night. rs did tn" Gandcc Quick Lunch
restaurant. Floyd ard George Ciandee
proprirtors. Roth Of the caf"tcrias vii!
40 doubt find II paying hycS;ment
by staying open all night as there arc
many who will visit The places.
Revival Continues.
Tic second week of The big rcviva.
services which arc being carried on al
;hc church Of God on North street opcr-
.d III last evening with Il big crowd in
attendance. The services vii! continue
throughout tn" entire week and in al
prt,talii!fy viii last for one week lonScc
Celebrate Pounding.
The Standard bearers OF the First "
T church Will observe the twentie h
anniversary OF tho founding Of the So.
c!cty In the parIorS nf tho church this
evening at 80 o'clock. 4 tureen sup.
per and a birthday party Will be Ccia-
brated followed b. a good program.
Community House.
Much more interest is being st!mu!at-
ed IN the community House campaign
which was inaugurat"d in this city by
the Womans club several weeks ago
Since the move was begun all OF the
civic bodies OF M"undsvillc have taken
the proposition in hands and IL Will only
be few months; It is believed. until
the Community House problem will be
solved and the structure under way Of
construction.
The schedule for the prayer meetings
of tho United Presbyterian churches Of
Moundsvillc has been completed and
the rst 70 series Off meetings will &c
held this evening in the United Prcsby-
tcrian church at o'clock with Rev. W
r. Thompson in charge. Everyone is
urged to be in attendance.
veHs Agency.
The owners of the Overland garage
on Tenth street have accepted the aRen-
cy for the new Ncllc car and the corr
rany is now able 10 show their first dem
onstrator. The Eclic car Is wcll known
ond thel ocal company vii. no doubt
have many sales for them during the
coming spring and summer.
MoundEvil1s Briefs.
Miss Ada Rogers. OF Tomlinson ave.
nue.. will return home to-day from an
extended visit with friends i'll Fair,ont.
Al, OF the local churches had big at
Tendance records yesterday.