The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Rsprsssrtativs Of state Fire Marshal'1
Office 20 Speak at Ktwans Lunch
con Today.

Beua!-e w,r observe Fire Prevention
Week under the supervision OF James
r. Fitton. Former tre chief. He heads
the COMMITTEES n charge o. the FIRE pre-
--~sac!o= program az tina kIwan,s lunch
Ieon AZ noon today. T. NJ. Good!oe. OF
IColura bus a representative o: the state
lfrs r,a-Shars Office Will deliver the
principal address az the meeting.
The carpa ga VIII he carried INTO he
schools during the last three days ~
the week anl.addcesses delivered. Mr..
Fftton sta.sI las; night chat week s
campaign WAS too much for city OF
this size and :nac the committee which
includes Safety Director John Johnson.
r would MAKE an intensive campaign dug
In gthe final darE.
According - present plans prizes
children composing the best essays oa
amounting 70 $40 Will be awarded the
Fire Prevention" F!iton plans 10 havs
the city use one 81 the fire trucks IN
the parade on Friday evening. dis
play of various means by which hreS are
started may be made n the windows OF
the Emil Thomas building on Belmont
~ street
Statistics show that IS per cent OF Tho
fres IN Ohio dur!ag the last year were
due 10 care!essnesS.
Students in the schools will receive
instructions n means OF preventing fires
and what 70 do n such cases. Literature
from the state tra marshars office n,
Columbus probably w:ll he distributed
the latter par, OF the week.
Favor Institutions
The Be!la!re Ministerial Association
al It's meeting yesterday adopted two
resolutions. one tavoring the box
issue for the erection OF a new high
Ha Sc
FOR a COUNTY tuberculosis san.ioriCm.
Or. C. g. Smith o; the Health League
and J. v, Nelson. superintendent: o.
schools delivered addresses.
Principals Meeting
The principals OF the various schools
IN the city VIII hold meeting this eve
ming a. the close os school n the office
Of Supt. J. Y. Nelson The report OF me
schools for the past month Will be IS
sued and important topics discussed.
Another Robbery
No clue has yec been found 70 the
theft OF abou, SIS from ire home OF Pa
trolrnan Lon Dunfee. or Forty-fourtn
and Jefferson streets. a Few days ago.
The thief entered the home while the
officer was asleep and stole the none
from a drawer IN A cabtnt.
Fireworks Display.
One Of the features OF the Columbus
nav celebration IN this city on October
~ Will be 2yrotecha!cal display. The
COMMITTEES - now making an EFFORT TO
obtain q size that VIII be accessible 10
the large crowds which usually turn out
Cor this event A parade Will be held
N the afternoon followed BY hand con-
certs, addresses and athletic events.
To Urge Levy.
Local people are interested in the
meeting mex, Monday afternoon IN tie
probate court room IN S. C!a!rsvtl!e
when Recommendations 10 tic county
commissioners regarding an extra mill
on the tax levy for road improvement
purposes vii be recommended The
state high way commissioners Will give
la large arrouHvof money tor roads tn
this county for next year and asks the
com -n!ssioners 20 raise a Ike amount.
Social Notes.
Mrs e E Richards ence-ta!ns the
woner's Foreign Missionary % the
Christian Church. this evening IN her
home or highland avenue
Members q tha Music. Literature and
Art club wil. - The guests 90 Mrs
Harry Wagner. Friday afternoon in her
home ~ Saatvs de
The Ladies Fo-etsa Missionary
soc.scy OF the West Wheeling NJ
church Will RES. Wednesday evening n
the home Of N-s. Roh~r, Johnson a,
Stop. s.
An interesting session - 'hA wo7:aH's
Civic club vas Ha'd las evening" IN ,hs
headquarters n ne Miners Temple
:, The Ladies Al society," of re United
iPreshyrertaH church will +2joy 4 p'cr!c
and outing Thu--dav'a' 90 home .: Rev
and Mrs Z =. Cooke =; KEY.
The Lady Nf1".aNsa Lotc" held a
birthday par'y las evening 90 The