The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
BENWOOD
FIRST SECTION OF
new PAVING Will
Be OPENED MONDAY

On Monday morning tCt"''' '""'''
~. Nrsr norton OF the now r2N'aC "'"S
Marshall street will te np'nNh ''' 49,
.nd will tako in a Ssrj'"n more 'h'" "
,nuare :, length. I'll" seH'ioh ~
oo.,.d IS the drSt I" ua'" cS'' 80"
uhich is along II" S'lih -" w.
- shalt street and Nii NJ "''N ~
With much detour'rG "nt va 'n,H',
,he tratf, officers - N"nHF "'O
ZION more conven'"n'''. EN'rE u's 49,
No,day WHEN To- r-St portion Oh '" ',
new street - oFeH"n oth"'
e. oAined %. US.
Eighth violater Fined
c,,r.,r. ssels% o. Wheeling ran his
.,,.,..r ~ The new paVinS Yesterday
N,s.sr y w Rothweu saw the perform
AVA and brought; him To the fitE p"''o-
~. g.. ys,. hInI for hts appearance
hators he mayor in court last night ~
uh,oh time he. when arralSnHu 'h Nnr
cr,rrA MAS given IN" usual I'm" OF 80
ao',-rs AVID ros,S "r 80 DAYS IN lS''. ne
accepted the former anI was re'eas""
Funeral For Infant
r,,,.,al sAry;res frr Matilda. iutdn.
s.rrs,.r NJ Mr. and Mrs. rct"r k!""h-
an ~ a sixth street VII" died W"dneS.
a.. .r.ni,s following uomrlicaipu Of
d,s.,ses viii be he'd this morning from
~. G. 1ohn's Catholic church in ,h"rSc
~ ~. Rev, Father J. NJ. SI'h""""n'
Ruyill will take place ~ Nj. '''N"'E
cemetery.
Members Of tbs Frat"rnai order OF
Farlss with their families AMI 'r'chdS
vii, have the opportunity OF hearing tne
rifted and c'oQu"ai orator. Ii"nH'"''
Frank L. Herring. speak on inauS'r!
.,isn, and F'raterralism' at 7;4o o'clock
lNfsfn
,nr,s theatre, MarEe: street. Wheei'ns'
", Va. Be sure u be present. "c''-h
Child Dies
The infant son Of Mr.. AMI MIS- "'e'o
B.rro o. Roggs run who has been SER
torxIv III Tor several days assed away
Yesterday morning. Although i"HtIH,
ARRANGEMENTS have not been comP'eteo
they will probably be held MohN"S
morning from the ST. Johns cHu'v"
With burial at Mt. calvary cemetery
Foreigners TO Leave
ANDY C,srak and George Teosck hoth
,,cal foreisners and who some time ago
.,cured passports 10 return to Italy. arc
manning 10 leave Benwood Monday
rnorn,nr for New York. where they VIII
hoard a boat for their homeland. Inc
foreIsners have been in this country l"r
more than several years and worked u
local mills.
Social Meeting
A largo crowd is expected 70 attend
the social meeting OF the 4. A. Noun
tain Post OF the American Legion ~
their hall In McMechen this evening
Tn. ARRANGEMENTS committee have ar
ranged for a wonderful time which is
expected 70 be interesting. y large mum
Der Of local young men Who are menu
bsrs Of the legion will be present
Ready FOR aams
The Benwood Athletic Club is all pre-
nar.d for the football game tomorrow
whsn thew are to meet the Warwood \.
c. on the Nick He'll grounds. The local
elsysn have been practicinS al week in
1rspaYation Of the game and are quite
eenadent they can trim the up the river
lads. The Bearcats Of this city whs
are 70 meet the mill feld all stars OF
N.Ilaiye In 4 preliminary game are also
counting on pulling through with VIC
tory. Both games no doubt VIII draw 3
Arge crowd.
The regular weekly meeting or the
Uniform Rank Lodge Knights PythiaS
vas held at their hall last evening
nsxt TO the city building. at which time
several important transactions were
r,as After a short business session
the remaining evening hours were spent
Ia Q social time.
No Evening Services
There will not be evening services al
The St. Matthews Lutheran church to-
morrow evening but regular morning
services will b hold in charge OF Rev
G. Cast. who Is the temporary pastor
The congregation are expecting reply
.oon from Rev. A. Meyer OF Sanduskf
regarding their call which was extended
70 him some time ago. Should the cal