The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28

,ens bank In this city b~esinnins with
Yesterday and needless % state the niue
gifts were highly Appreciated by 1ns
recipients.
Real London Hor.
Few OF tho residents Of the valley
were enthusiastic about the brand OF
weather handed out by the weather man
Yesterday. 4 heavy fog almost 'h'cK
r:nugh 10 cut In slices enVeioped mo
Ivy and mos, Of me valley all durlnK
The day and few were able 20 get a rea!
breath during the day.
Directors Meet.
A meeting Of the new and old officers
and directors OF the Ktwonis club was
held a. The home Of Earl II. Blink Ven
mum on Elm street last night. at "n!ch
ICE they completed tn" organization
ror The vsar and discussed plans Tor the
work Of n. club during the coming
year. Refreshments were served by the
host following the conclusion OF 'he
business.
TO Pill vacancies.
Mayor Dun announced yesterday that
TWO vacancies are TO be c!Ued "a MEM
hers nf The Health board and the Civil
Service Commission Tho appointments
will ne made Immediately following the
first OF ne year and the names or the
appointed will he submitted 10 council
for confirmation at the meeting to be
held on Saturday evening January 9th.
Body sent Home.
The hrdv NJ he lie Mrs. W. John
son. i0-year.o'd resideH, OF Duncan
wood who d;ed at the clty hospital
where she had been taken for treatment
was sent 70 the home yesterday after
noon and funeral services and burial
will AXE place az that place today.
Many Places Searched.
Mayor Dun and Chief % Police Hy-
land report that at least a dozen local
places have been searched for stocks or
contrahanh Auuor aHd stills during the
last week wt.hou; success The large
number 90 raids made early In the pres
eut month seem to have about cleaned
uo the liquor business IN this city.
Receives Commission.
Justice OF the Peace John Davis Jr,
yesterday received his commission as
a Notary Public for the coming three
years from Governor Harry L. Davis
yesterday. effective with the expiration
OF the old commission on January LIST.
according to announcement OF the local
official.
rY--v A. ~rne-r1.
A lag -l,-,S. = - ,nra' r 81 ms at
tended lNS { ~ - = r e. i.r n: Ia g
George Triton wh" d. "a a result
OF 4 fractured skull n few days ago,
held at the home % relatives at Brook
side yesterday afternoon. The victim
was very we'll known in this city and
Rev. Jenkins OF the Welsh Congrega-
ttonal church conducted the funeral
services.
Maltas 70 Meet.
An important: and Interesting meet
Ing IS promised the knights Of Malta
In their rooms on Hanover street this
evening Several important committees
will make reports at tie meeting includ-
ing the distribution Of Christmas cheer
to many needy families Of the city.
New Bus Line Propossd.
Residents of the up-the-rtver district
are reported as giving serious considera-
ton to the organization Of a company
to operate a bus line between Rayland
and stop 4, North Of Martins Ferry. Tho
recent fare on the street car lines Is
claimed responsible for the proposal and
those behind the movement expect to
get action IN a short time.
entertained Club.
Mrs. Clarence Helling was the charm
ing hostess TO the members Of the Mod
ern Pracilla club OF this city at her
home on South Eighth street yesterday
afternoon. Needlework and other diver
sions were enjoyed b. the members and
a dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Young Ladies' Class.
The monthly business meeting Of the
Young Ladies' Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church will be held In the
home OF the pastor on Walnut street
tomorrow evening Following the bust
ness program. the hours will be spent
at social diversions Of an interesting
nature.
fraternity Meetings.
The weekly meeting of tho Junior
Mechanics lodge OF this. city will be
held in their hall on Hanover street to-
night.
The nnal meeting OF he year will be