The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16

latins the liquor laws. lie WAS arrested
by Constable Albert Shepherd.
Hammond Funeral.
Funeral services VIII he held Thurs
day morning at the 81. Johns Catholic
church for the late Mrs. Fred Hammond,
who died Sunday at her h"mc on Nortn
Franklin street. Internicnt Will be IN
The Nit Calvary cemetery.
Merry Matrons.
The members OF the Merry MItrunS
Club will be entertained Thursday even
ing BY Mrs. James Futon at her home
on Thirty-siSth street.
Street Cars Crash.
Two street cars collidcd here yestCr-
day \ car going onto the switch south
OF tho &. Il .. bridge on Belmont street
Was deraiicd. Il cohidcd with Il north
bound car coming off tho switch. Fronts
Of both cars were damaged. No one
MAS injured.
Talk OF Town.
\ dancer appearing in one OF tho local
moS ing picture theatres IN connection
with nlm is the talk Of the town.
From the Widespread discussion OF the
act one wViId think. Rcllair" was quiet
country place where y dancer is some
thing very much out Of the ordinary.
Church Conference.
churches of this vicinity will attend 4
rally and conference at the local church
today. There will be sessions this morn
ing, this afternoon and tonight. The
speakers will be W. :. Turner a ma
tionar secretary OF Christian church
work; Mrs. Cunningham, lcaocr among
among the women of the Christian
church, and Mrs. W. 5. Plopper, a mis-
sionary from India.
nmhoff Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Laura ImhoIf. ~. wife of h. lmhotf.
of Highland avenue. ShadySide. will be
held thursday afternoon. ReS. Leroy
I.awther, pastor Of the 81. C1airSvlllc
Presbyterian church. Will nave charge.
Interment will be in the Union cemetery
at st. ClairSvillc.
coss Funeral Held.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Belle CUSS, %. OF West Twenty-thlrd
street. who died late Saturday at her
home, were held yesterday afternoon.
Rev. T.. S. Beale. of the South Bellaire
Methodist Episcopal church. had charge
OF the services. Intermcnt was in the
Rose Hill cemetery.
Luncheon Today.
The weekly luncheon of the Bellaire
Chamber of Commerce Will be held at
noon today in the Americas Club rooms.
Harry Russell. president OF tho organ
ization, will preside. David II. Jones,
representing a committee of union labor
ing men, will appear before the chamber
Begin RehsArsalS. =
Rehearsals for the Elks' minstrel per-
Torrance will begin on Thursday even
ing, February "a. \ committee of the
lodge now IS planning for the big show.
,, i,A N1.i1l ha civ m n
Plans for the big event were furthered
at the meeting held i'll the Elks hall
last night.
Eeturns to Camp.
Donald Hall has returned to Newport
where he is in the naval service. He
was in Bellaire for several days spend
ing a furlough with relatives. He and
two other brothers served during the
world war.
Essays Written.
Several hundred boys and girls OF the
local grade schools have written essays
on the school banking system as oper-
ated in connection with the public
schools. Cash prizes were offered by
the financial institutions OF the city for
the best essays. There will be a city
prize and additional prizes for each Of
the buildings. The contest closed yes
terday.
Brought to Hospital
William kratz, of Belmont, IS confined
10 the local hospital. About a month
ago Kratz. while working on a coal mine
tipple at Willow Grove. north Of Nefts.
fell and was injured. His condition has
become such that it was deemed advisa :
BILE 10 bring him TO the local hospital
for treatment
To Frame Statement.
The committees representing the
First and Second Presbyterian churches
in the proposition OF merging the two
congregations will meet Thursday even
ing for the purpose OF framing n state
ment, which will be presented to the
two congre cations at separate meetings
to be held the evening OF February IS.
At the meeting February IS votes will
be taken on the proposition TO merge.
Confectionery Robbed.
Police were notified shortly before
noon yesterday that the Amos Canaan
confectionery, on Forty-fourth street,
had been entered and robbed of about
5000 worth OF cigarettes and tobacco
and $40 in cash. The lock on the door
was broken. The Goethe confectionery,
on Jefferson street. was also entered.
but nothing taken. The lock was broken
there also. The lock on the John Ru-
dish store was broken. but entrance was
not secured, as the door was bolted.
Bellaire Briefs.
Mrs. Robert Neal. who underwent an
operation. continues to improve nicely.
Members Of the Kings Daughters
class Of the Christian church were en-
tertained last night at the home of Mrs.
Ed Wehe
Members OF the Christian Endcavor