The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

Police Activities.
Police Chief \. 6. Malone and OFFICER
Good arrested Charles Lacurrc. Of TWEEN
ty-third street for having still in hi
possession. He put up $500 for his an
rearance before Mayor Culhertson.
one offender was arrested by the polio
during the week end. the lone one be!hg
charged with lettering.
William Norton, picked up here fo'
Stcuhenville. has heen taken back &c
that place TO stand trial on L charge Of
shooting with intent 10 Kill.
TO Sister1v1lls.
The Bella!re high school football
team plays It's frs; game abroad fol
this season tho coming Saturday. the
schedule calling for a game at Sistera
VILE In view Of the fact that Mounds
willie las. Friday overwhelmed the
down-riveT team ii Is not likely that the
locals will experience any difficulty IL
doing the same thing. The local team
Will practice each evening this week.
Bslla1rs, es; Evansville, o.
The Rod and Black football team Sat
urday did not have TO exert itself tc
gain 66 10 victory over GAINESVILLE
high schools team. Ten touchdowns
we're made by the locals. Ncmlc and
Captain Robinson contributing a halt
dozen Of them. Neric kicked six field
goals also. Other touchdowns were
made by Harris Snyder and Grin. AZ
tho beginning OF the secopi half Coach
Gslbraith sent e half dozen substitutes
into the game else the score would prob
ably have reached the loo mark.
Huthsy Played We'll.
Press dispatches tive Jim Futhey
former Red and Black fullback credit
for having played good game Saturday
at full for the W. & J. team. which
dowred West Virginia Wesleyan by the
count OF 50 to 0. A number Of loca'
fans attended the game and they report
ed that Zig Jim made a number OF Ions
runs for the Presidents. Bob Ki!gore
another former Red and Black player
cot in the game for a while. also on the
". 4 J. Eleven.
Pans Disappointed
Rellaire football fans, in general, were
rather disappointed Saturday evening
when It was learned that Martins Ferry
had been beaten at Cambridge. Follow
ers OF the Bellaire high school had hoped
that the two elevens would have perfec,
records when they met here in their an
nual battle in a fnw weeks.
Merch2nt Aooe1uH 6ooh
Another meeting OF the retail mer'
chants Of Bellairs will DO held on Octo'
Der 20. II Is announced. The specla'
committee named some time ago &c
frame a policy Of work for the Merchant
division OF tho Chamber Of Commerce
will submit Its report at this meeting
Also an authority on retail salesman
ship from Cleveland Is to attend the
meeting and speak.
Mine sttll Id1s.
The Pultney mine OF the Cambria COZ
lcries Company. is still idle. Endcarors
to settle the grievance, even temporarily
have failed thus far. When the trouble
will DO adjusted Is not known.
New Pastors Herr.
Rev. J. ". Palmer. the new pastor OF
the First NJ. T. church. delivered his In:
tial sermons at the local church yester'
day. BIZ congregations attended both
the morning and evening services. II,
comes here from Youngstown. Rev
Henthorn. OF Salem. the new pastor Of
the South Bellairs VI. l.. church. also
occupied HIS new pulpit here yesterday
Revs. v. Grin and F.. A. Beale occupied
their new pulpits at Youngstown ant
Amsterdam. respectively.
In the Churches.
Rally Day was observed Sunday At thu
L p. church. with big attendance at al
OF tho classes. Young people rendered
a program In the morning under the d.
rections Of Mrs. Charles Askew. Rally
pay was also observed Sunday Mt thu
Union Mission school on Indian Run
Rev. John W. Neal, OF the Kirkwoot
Presbyterian church. preached at tn
First and Second Presbyterian churches