The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-13
May R0faru

VINO was IN 6eAlalEe securing AV>'A''~
tion in connection with the Distribution
Of Communist literature here and data
in connection with the big May lay
demonstration has left the city. He was
closcted a long time az the city building
with Police CHIEF y 5. Malone. 1t Is
understood that in all prooa bilitieS ne
will return 70 Bellaire later to PROBE
the situation deeper.
Bury Train vtettn
Funeral services were held al L
morEue AT MoundSville yesterday AFTER
noon for the late Fred Scaroritch. nine
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John SEAr-
ovttch Of Ault's crossing. Mead town
ship. who died IN the Bellaire hospital
from injuries received when he fell be-
hearth the wheel OF Pennsylvania
train lnterment was In the cemetery
at MoundSvillc.
Condemn carnivals
The Bellairc Ministerial association
has adopted resolution condemn'nG
carnivals. The resolution declares them
as an agency that will lower the moral
standards OF the community, especially
the morals of the young people who pa
tronize them most. The resolution urges
the mayor 10 grant no permits FOR cac-
nivals in the city. \ copy Of the reSo-
luton signed by the officers Of the as
socia,Ion has been forwarded 10 the
mayor.
Plate GLASS Broken
4 big plate glass window in the gem
eral store of NJ FabiSh on Union street
south of Thirty third was broken some
time Wednesday night. the proprietor
finding the window smashed when he
went to his place OF business Thursday.
A brick wrapped with considerable
paper was thrown through the window.
As nothing was missing. police believe
the window was broken through spite
work
Patrol wagon Needed
The patrol wagon Of the poHce depart
ment which has seen service for about
a half score of years is pretty much de-
lapidated at the present time. 1t is so
run down that it cannot be used any
more and q private auto owned by
member of the force - serving the pur-
pose OF a patrol al present Council
should see that another is secured. The
present patrol has proven i real revenue
Ectter. an extra $l.5n being assessed
each time one, has the honor OF riding
in the wagon.
Cincinnati Rabbi Hero
Rabbi Harry J. Stern OF the Hebrew
Union college OF Cincinnati will have
charge Of the services at the Son: OF
: Israel Temple here this evening. His
lecture promises 10 be very interesting.
There will DO special music and other
The public is invited 70 attend.
Young Funeral Today
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Matt Young, we'll known South Bellaire
woman who died at her home after =
long illness will be he'd this afternoon
at the family home. l475 Belmont
street. Itcv. l.. s. Reale OF the South
Bellai-e NJ. r. church assisted by Rev.
George w Byrncs OF T.~land will have
charge OF the services. Intermcnt will
be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Many Offenders
Many offenders were up in local courts
yesterday. \ west Washington street
foreigner was fined 5000. Police raded
his place and found 4 consignment Of
mash. Four lCen arrested by b. & 0.
officers for trcsspa Ssirs were fined IS
each in a loral SQuircs court. Two
DRINKS were each fined So by Mayor
Culbcrtson. y man arrested at the in
stance OF his wife. for treating her
rough" was fined in Squire Lillers
court.
Freeman Funeral
Funeral services for the late Miss
Olctta Freeman. 10. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Freeman OF 3495 Trumbull
street. who died Wednesday night. will
be held at he late home Saturday after
noon. Rev. J. V. Grin. pastor OF the
First VI. E. church viii! have charge OF
the services. Interment will be in the
Rose Hin cemetery. Eesides her par
erts she Is survived by two brothers
and one sister.
Pinch Club.
The members Of the Finch club were
delightfully."- entertained last night hv
Mrs. Samuel Wise at her home on North
Noble street. Finch and music formed
the diversions Of the evening. Al 4 sea-
sonable hour the hostess served a
luncheon.
Interest In Meeting.
Much interest is being taken in the
unauthorized mass meeting OF miners
scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the
auditorium in the Temple building hero.
Sub-distrirt officials have had nothing
TO do with the calling Of the meeting. II
Is said. The Lucy mine at Stewartsville
was the scene OF some trouble recently
and dozen men were discharged The
meeting has been called in connection
with this event. il is said.
Merry 1GStronS.
Members Of the Merry Matron club
were entertained last night at the home
OF Mrs Charles Culbertson on Union
street. Fancy work and music were the
diversions Of the evening. A luncheon
Was served by the hostess.
Thea Shrine Club.
The members OF the Thea Shrine club
were delightfully."- entertained last night
at the home OF Mrs. Mary G. Connors on
Franklin street. Various social diver
sions were enjoyed during the evenins.
4 luncheon was served. A number OF
new members were taken into the club.
Novelty Social
The Young Peoples society OF the
United Presbyterian church will give y
novelty social at the church this even
ing. Many tickets have been sold for
the event Various diversions will be
enjoyed during the evening. A program
will be rendered also.
Plan District Needing.
meeting OF the Epworth League
cabinet OF the GAINESVILLE district or
the Methodist Episcopal churches Is to
be held at the First NJ. Z. church to-
night. Plans viii be made for the dis
trict convention ia be held IN q local
church some time In June Rev. ROBIN
son. OF Somerton. is the president Of the
district organization OF the Epwortn
League.
Bury Glencoe woman
Funeral servicss were held At the late
home. at Glencoe yesterday for Mrs.
Augusta Kelian, who died In the Bel
ialre hospital. The remains were
brought to this city following the ser
vices and were taken to st. ClairsVille
for lnterment In the cemetery At that
place.
Big Masonic 1v0ak
One OF the biggest meetings OF Bel
laIro Chapter. No. 1o7. Royal Arch Ma