The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
MAY ENJOIN WORK
ON ROAD CONTRACT

A well TO On ed rumor was In
Circulation here last night that the
hcCiafn Construction company would
SIX an injunction 10 malt the Chalfant
saompany, OF GAINESVILLE. from carrying
mt 4 contract for the Improvement or
me Bellaire-Neff road. It is claimed
he legality of-the Chalfant bid viii be
uestioned.
The GAINESVILLE firm was given tho
untract yesterday BY the county com
hissioners pending approval OF the
5 anscript by the attorney general the
d was secs. 24l.55 for a concrete road
Inc inches in thickness.
Bids were secured twice for the pro-
bsed Improvement On the first oc-
ksion the McClain company was the
Invest bidder. The bid was held incom-
EAlete, however. and was rejected.
storekssper Hold Up.
II storekeeper at Belmont was heId'
n AT the point OF a gun yesterday after
Aoon and robbed OF $500. local ponce
Mere notified. Police here searched pas
4enRcr trains and watched the roads.
sfhey found no trace or the "ah'eo
mem" -
- Sat A4taRor, V.olateF.
i Cher Malone and his men yeS'e'unS
afternoon arrested foreigner IN the
Etity Of mash in his possession. sun
|eould not be found. The offender posted
5000 for his appearance before the
mayor =
No Action Ttaken
Directors Of the Chamber Of Com
marc at the meeting held yesterday
afternoon in the Americus club TOOK no
action on the matter OF employing
Arthur Beckman, Trenton. y. J. as
perna nent secretary. BecNTnan SUI
r,itted his proposition. He will now
present II in writing ana the u'FtCl"t'
MIN 10 take final action Monday. Beck
,,fon has had considerable experience IN
C,hamber of Commerce work. He De.
lieycs that the local Chamber ShouIu
have at least 500 memberships.
Freeman Funeral Today
E,,nerol services will be held TINS
afternoon at the First Methodist Epls-
copal church for the late MISS OlIeta
Freeman, ~. who, died at the nome OF
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank tree-
nan on Rose Hill. Rev. J. '. Orin'
pastor Of that church VIII nave ChaFse
OF the services. lnterment Will De III
the Rose Hill cemetery.
Eighty-four Today
William MoorehouSe. prominent local
resident of South Bellaire who IS vice
president Of the Buckeye Savings 4
Loan association will observe his S4th
hirthday anniversary today. There Will
be no special observance.
A Great Record
Boys and girls Of the Indian KUN
school have made Il great record TINS
year in school bank deposits. deposits
, by these young pupils during the year
yin approximate about $4,000. This
school with an enrolment OF more than
200 bows and girls is the only school in
the city where each pupil has oanK
book issued by one OF the city banks.
Deposits during January in TINS scnooI
totalled $3.50.
To Ohio state
Miss Ora Peabody. Bellaire High
school graduate and a graduate from
the Reynolds hospital at Glendale mas
been appointed school nurse al ONO
state University. She will enter upon
her rev duties on Monday. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pea
BODY Of North jefferson street.
Glencoe Funeral.
Funeral services will be held al Glen
coe SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock Ter
the late Mrs Margaret Hend"rshot age
IS wears, widow Of the late Robert ~
Henderson, She died At the home OF
he- daughter. Mrs. Joseph Phillips, at
Glencoe. Imerment will be in the Pea
Vine cemetery.
Local Boy Honorsd.
John Frank Wallace. son o. Mrs Mary
Wallace of Jefferson street. has been
selected as sports editor for the I92l-22
Dome" a year book OF the University
OF Notre Dame. He is q sophomore az
that institution AMI is studying journal
ism.
Wood Funeral Today.
Funeral services will be hald at me
Greenwood cemetery. Wheeling. this az
ternoon for the late Joseph NJ. VOID.
formerly OF this city, who died in Cam
bridge. The remains will pass through
Bellaire this afternoon over the. B. q -.
Officials to Attend.
Officials of the sub-liStrict oTSanlza-
ton of the United Mine Workers will
attend the mass meeting scheduled Tor
Sunday at l o'clock in the Temple audi
torium. The meeting is called by the
local Of the Lucy mine At StewartsViEe
where II Is said dozen men have been
discharged. the company refusing To
take them back again.
Briefs.
James Jewell OF Twenty-third street
In likely to be a. candidate for council
on the Democratic ticket from the First
ward.
The stockholders oc the Dollar Saw