The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-20

Report of Bible school secretary.
Carol by the school. In tNcciss ''".!'
Solo. The Heavenly Stranger Miss
limbaugh.
Offering.
,.arol hy the :,cAo"l. "Hcauuful star.
Recitation. "Th" Firth OF thrls'
Elizabeth Koch.
Trio. silent Night"
Observation-Disclosures Williams
Anthem 10y the choir. E'"'E NC ~
God"
Recitation. The star or Eetnleh"m
Maria Reil. .
-nrol bv the school Ringing Bells.
PRAYER and bcna:ciion.
Want Drum Corps.
The veterans VI the thHli war; mem
-. RS Of Thoburn post &C the ". ~ ~
following their recent meeting na>I
announced that they 10 NOT M'"'
band for their annual mem"ri"' eN.
ciSes next spring. bat nave ASKED 'n"'
4 drum corps De secured TO Lead 'he''
Oh their march.
Pythians Initiate.
Several candidates were 'h'N3'eu az
Tho meeting Of Ohio Clty l"dse ., Wv
knights Of pythias last night win Il
cod crowd in ATTENDANCE. Later.
meeting OF the Toilet Water ctun wa"
he'd and this organization also ,n'',ar
oil = large class into their mysteries.
i social hour vas enjoyed touo"ih!'
TIE meetings.
rnyssti1ats Counterfeit.
Reports were current SeS'e'u"? No.
federal officials were n this Guy %,
ar investigation OF the couhte!ie't -
Hills alleged to have been clr'u'"Ie'
here last week. Two o. the bogus o;'.s
have heeh received by banks IN 'n's
city and are being held Tor A'''o" ~
the officials.
Nay Organize for year. =,
- Two newly elected directors OF
,bs 'Eiwanis club stated yesterday ina,
n meeting Of the officers who wa
s,-ve for the coming year Will aouoH
l.ssr,- he held ut some time BEFORE the
close OF this week at which TIME tue!
vii, organize AMI make plans Tor heNe
years work.
resumption Planned.
instructions have been rece'Feu 10y
,o,,I men who were employed at the
La Relic mill at Wheeling to report "
the mill as soon as possible II 'hey Wis"
To hold their positions as the WanaS'
ment plans 20 resume operations at l"c
man, Immediately after the holidays
! The plant is expected TO resume VA
January LIST.
Former Resident.
! Tho funeral services for Clarence N
Minor. Young son Of Mr. and Mrs. s,o-
ney \. Minor of Warwood. W. a. WIZ
| died Monday following an illness VI
| pneumonia. will be held this afternoon
at o'clock. The Rev. X. Il. MSi'ahr crane,
! paStor Of the First Baptist chur'h VIII
| ofr!ciate and the burial Will be mace d.
/ Noundsville. The family arc wei
| known here as they formerly rcs'deo U"
South Third street.
Distribute Xmas oaesr.
Officials Of the Baptist Young Peoples
I-ninn sc this city have announced plans
r,r rho distribution Of baskets and other
| neresSar.es TO the needy OF the city Tor
| the Christmas season. All who desire
! 70 make contributions for this purpose
| have been urged Ia get the stun IN the
! hands of the committee by tfrs eveninS'
and the church will he open all day TOT
! that purpose. Miss Virginia Dun mas
been delegated 10 receive tho money
| contributions.
Many coastdng Places
/ Tho continued cold weather has re-
! suited in the preservation of the coast
| ing places about tho city for the youngs-
tors and they have been enjoying INC
snort TO the fullest. Every grade ana
| hillside about town has been filled with
| tho children all OF the time they arc
! out OF school
Get Xmas Pay.
| Tho police and other city employees
Will get Christmas pay. according :"
word sent out by city auditor w. III.
| Coss yesterday and all VIII appreciate
this thoughtfulncss on the part "t inc
| official. 1t is likely that the cheeks VIII
be issued Friday afternoon go that the
money Will he available Tor Christmas
shopping.
Portal Business Heavy.
Postmaster J. i. Blackford reports
the rush OF business at the post Office
on account Of the holidays about the
heaviest in his experience and each or
the carriers Is burdeued down WITH
packs as they leave the office on trip.
| Excellent delivery service Is being main
ta!ned despite the heavy business.
Martins Ferry 1rts1s.
! DR.. F. R. Dew OF Barnesrille county
health officer. was here yesterday Tor
conference with the city health Off
Ger.
George r. Barr OF broadway street
has arrived home after a two weeks
visit with friends IN Akron.
The regular meeting of the Danes OF
Malta was held in the rooms OF the
Fraternal hall last night.
The hearing oc Jesse Lynn has been
postponed. until tomorrow evening by
request OF his attorney.
Good progress IS being made on the
installation of the new soda fountain
| at the Parker pharmacy on South
| Fourth street.
Louis Burton Henderson Is expected
home from Lafayette college today 10
spend the holidays with his parents.
Deputy State Fire Marshal McAllis-
ter OF Marietta paid an official visit to
this city yesterday.
Mrs. W. c. Fawcett OF North Fifth
street has arrived home after several
weeks visit at Cleveland, Tenn.
An interesting and busy meeting or
the Junior Mechanic is announced FOR
their hall On Hanover street tomorrow
evening.
A big sum is reported 10 have been &c
deposited in the school bank yesterday
but the complete report had not been
! tabulated last night.
Several members from this city will