The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
BELLAlRE
MANY MATTERS
BEFORE SOLONS
LAST EVENING
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCES ARE
AMONG THOSE GIVEN ATTEN-
TON By THE COUNCIL.
Ordinances Involving Pay increases
and Vacation With Pay
Acted Upon

gave attention 70 Improvement matters
and also acted on wage increase mat
tcrS.
ordinances were passed determining
10 proceed with the improvements OF
Trumbull street from Forty-first 10
Forty-second streets and Seneca street
from Twenty-third street 70 the cor
poradon line. Residents NJ Seneca
street sent a petition TO council pro-
testing against the Improvement but
council passed the resolution regard
less
Another ordinance passed provided
for raising the approaches when the
new bridge over Belmont street is con-
structed. Tho north approach will cN-
tend back to Twenty-seventh street and
tho south approach will extend 20
Alley F.
The ordinance granting engineers and
firemen at the water works plant the
union wage scale was read a second
Tina Motion 70 suspend the rules and
read IL q third time lost. Eggiman and
Schramm voting no. Egglman said the
water fund was depleted and although
ne favored high wages he believed the
city business should be run on bust
ness basis. The ordinance will get final
attention at tho next meeting.
Council also refused 70 pass to
third realing the ordinance granting the
police a ten day vacation with pay.
Tho fire and police committee recon-
mended against an increase in pay for
fire truck drivers but recommended va
cations IL they would double up.
Two parties were granted permission
70 cut curbs to make driveways 10 their
garages
Residents OF Plumb Alley between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth streets.
pettoned for a street light and the
matter was referred TO the light and
water committee.
The fire and police committee was
instructed to look into the matter OF
using the money from the sale OF the
city property on Thirty-fttth street,
for new patrol wagon and a new fire
truck for Gravel HiW CounCi'm"r
agreed that the Peerless truck was OF
no account.
Rehearse FOR Comedy
The members OF the AmeriCus club
held meeting last night at their CLUB
rooms In the Nicholson building. Parts
were assigned for the comedy. woman
less Wedding" TO De given July s and
at the Elk Grand theatre. Miss
Clsmentlne Miller had charge OF the
rehearsal. The proceeds Will 20 toward
aiding IN the cost OF swimming pool
for BsllaIre.
Quarterly Conference
The last quarterly conference "a to
he held ut the st. Faults \. NJ. F..
church Sunday and biz attendance
OF the members OF the church IS OK
pected Rev. ]. N Gnmer OF Steuben-
Vile. presiding elder o. he Youngstown
district, win attend and will speak.
Play Drlonvale
The Casey baseball team VIII do
hattie with the fast Dillonvaie Indians
sunday afternoon a: the Eive-v!Cw
mark above town. The Casey team has
los; but one game dI~'uE tho season.
The game. as q result. should 3e good
one. A record crowd will attend
Bury River victim
Funeral services were held 4. tho s..
Johns Catholic church yesterday Tor
the late Joseph Yurkovic. eicht-ye'r-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs Fraul; Yurkovtc
or Franklin street. Burial was in the
Mt. Calvary cemetery. The lad was
drowned in the Ohio river here while N
swimming.
st. Johns Services
St. Johns day services will be held
at the Presbyterian church On Sunday.
Members OF the Masonic lodges ~ this
city Will attend the services in a body.
Rev Boyd McCleary Will deliver Il
special sermon for the occasion and
there VIII be special music.
TO wcodsfeld
The Florence Athletic clih baseball
team Of Pinch Run w'll 60 % Wood
Acid on Sunday 70 play III" fast nine
~ that place. Waiter Patterson Will
do the tw7rl!nE FOR the Florence team
with John Schramm behind the bat.
Yosper star Woodsheld huyl"c. will he
on the mound for the Monroe coun:ians.
Vanek Fua~rsl Held
Funeral services for the lac Mrs. .
Aloise Eanck, aged 80 years, OF kie"
we're held Friday afternoon. Burial
was In tire Rose F.'} cen"'ery Be
sides her husband. the woman leaves 10
children.
Meeting sunday
A meeting % the Be,la.re lode ~
S'nat Birth 3 70 be held Sunday after .
noon at the hail on Thirty-th!rd stree.
Max DuSa will su,T,i' report OF a
meeting held recently IN Indiana polls.
TO which he was the delegate. Other
matters Will also get attention.
Geme At shadyside
A game OF baseball that gives Nrorn-
tse OF being interesting Is 10 h" PLACED ,
At tho Shadyside diamond Sunday after
noon. The Cambria team meets tho
whitaker Glessner nine of Wheeling.
The two mines are pretty evenly match
ed A big crowd will likely see the
game.
Scouts TO Return
The members Of the Boy Scout troop
Of the Union Mission will return today
from Captina where they have been n
the Scout camn. They went there
Thursday with Stunt. II. s Human 81
the Mission n charge Early il the
month many Of the Scouts will go 10 the
camp 10 spend ten DAYS.
lodge Notes
A meeting % tho Black Prince lodge
Knights oC Pvth!aS was held last nigh.
at the hall on Guernsey street The
meeting was largely attended and
proved 70 De n very interesting one.
Members ~ the Orangemen lodge
held a meeting Al their hall last eve !
ming and transacted business. \.
Play LaSsl1e Sunday y
The Klec \ .. bail team will play
the LABEL nine OF Wheeling Sunday
afternoon and the game should draw
big crowd ard prove an interesting
one. Mosso star hurler 70 rthe Klee
team will 60 To the mound FOR the local
team with Robertson on the receiving
end OF the battery.
Briefs
There were no Offenders TO face May
or John T. Wyatt IN police court yeste--
day rnorutnE.
church were entertained laet night at