The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-22
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Sign - Temple.
For the hcnefl, Of aviaturs the word
Rellairc in white has hrcu painted on
the roof Of the Miners temple. The
sign IS twelve feet l"ng and eight feet
wide. a mark indicating north has also
been painted on IA" roof The SiGhs
were painted On various buildings In
this section at The request Of tn" GOV
crnment.
Change Place.
Officials rr the local subdivision 81
miners have been u",tri"d that the an
nual conference between tho operators
and miners would be held in cleveland
on January \. instead uf Chicago. as
previously auuuunred. This c"nt"ren"r
Is for the purpose IT cffertirg u wage
agreement.
salamandsrs In Use.
BY the use OF salamand.rs. t"nira'-
-. xeSS-. S>pccts to c2:lttuae TIE ''lI-
crete work on tho new First National
Bank building throughout the winter
They are now being used 10 heat tn.
first floor and canvas curtains have
been placed about the Nv" floors ah"v".
The heaters burning about the building;
resemble Il scene IN mill.
Installed Officers.
Officers were Installed at the special
meeting Of the Modern Wcoducn OF
America at the meeting IN their hall
on Th!r;y-Scrcnd street last evening. \
luncheon ard Sucia. hour WAS enjoyed
and addresses were made by the ola
and new officers.
Had Still
Antonio Pola 81 South Guernsey
street was arrested by Bellairc police
last evening on a charge Of Violating
the prohibition laws. In raid last
evening the police found a st'il and Il
quantity Of moonshine. he posted
81 600 bond for Il hearing before Mayor
John L. Wyatt Monday.
Netmic Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Neimic. who died in her home
at Nefts Wednesday evening, will be
conducted Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. Burial Will be made IN tn"
Rose Hill cemetery. The deceased was
sixty years of age ana had been i'll for
some time. Surviving her are her huS-
band. three sons and two daughters.
HALT Drive.
The Salvation Army campaign FOR
funds for home service has been diSc"n-
tinued until after the holidays. Many
OF the workers are busy and are unable
TO solicit AT this time. Only about one
half OF the town has been covered and
over $4,000 OF the required $4,000 has
been pledged.
Special Services.
Special Christmas services Will he
rendered in all the local churches dur
Ing the next few days. Beautiful serv-
Ices are now being prepared for Christ
mas at the ST. Johns Catholic church
A special candle light service will he
held in the Presbyterian church. cholrs.
societies and Sunday schools have been
rehearsing programs for the past few
weeks.
For Tho Poor.
The salvation Army workers are busy
preparing baskets Of food-stuf for the
poor and needy families OF this city.
They will be distributed from the Pres
byterian church on Belmont street. Sat
urday. The money donated by the pub
lie In the kettles on the street corners
goes TO this cause.
IN Committee HanAs.
p. v. Waddell. city attorney who re-
turned yesterday from 4 conference
with solicitors in Columbus reports that
inc matter OF a uHlLOTu lEdilIC Ia" u
now In tho hands OF a committee. The
report Of the committee will be sub
mitted at the annual meeting OF the
Ohio Bar association in January.
9oa0 Broken.
George. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, William
Chapman Of Winding hill is suffering
with a fractured collar bone. The lad
was playing about the house and fell.
DR.. F. S. Wright reduced the fracture.
Hearing Saturday.
Charles Roush and r. Cooke. arrest
ed on charges OF violating the prohibit
ton laws are TO be given a hearing be-
fore Mayor Wyatt. Saturday. Both are
out on 5000 bond. The arrests were
made a few days ago.
Dellatre Briefs
Jesse Joseph. local butcher is suf-
fer!ng with severe cut on his left