The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-16

Tn. bids will lie received un,l noon,
Juuc so The street WI h" Improve"
with either brick OF concrete. Il -
c>nrrtcd that a. leas, a half dozen dit'
,c-,,r cnupauics will submit bids. Ih"
,p,rrnycncnt will H. over 4 mile III
length.
Phillips Moving.
Crawford phillips yesterday began
Moving hts stock ~ jcwelrv ana "plHt
atus and furnishings INTO his now qua
tor, in the city building lie VIII PROP
ahlv complete the work oc vaCatinE IN
rro,n at tho northwest corner OF IhlrN
second and Belmont streets to-day
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of tn" JEWS.
Cemetery association Is 10 be held sui
d,y morning NJ 1880 o'clock At 'h'
sons Of Israel temple ON Belmont street
Eenorts OF tn" past YEAR wi!l hc sun
,,i'ted officers elected aud plans 'n'''
for improving the cemetery gr"uhdN.
Fined $3.50.
Ignatz MusIcwiSkL south Hel"''' e
Foreigner arrested on :, "hH"E" 81 N.",''
.nr the prohibition laws was hned S'"'
hy Mayor John Il. Wyatt when ne G"
tered a pea Of guilty. tt" VAS a'rcN''
oil hy rnlrcr James Jewell while carry
ing 4 SIN on the street.
At Wheeling Mission.
Youngsters Of tn" Union Mission go
this city were In Wheeling last n'E"'
AMI rendered p program at -" MIS-
sion there. Tho program proved very
interesting To IN" many persons pres
rrt Or. j. VI. Henslcy Of this Guy gave
q brief talk also.
Beethan, Here Tonight.
Hon Rupert Bectham, Republican
II
August s primary wsll be the principa'
sneaker at AN open forum meeting this
evening under auspices Of the thamher
n commnrCr More than TOO mr." C\'
pcr,cd to attend. Tn" Womans 'l\!,
club will have CharG" Of a part ~
tho program and will show picture
"The city beautiful.
CITY Auditor Charles /. herman i
now collecting the assessments Tor '''
imrrovement Of Franklin street. MANY
ncrsous VIII pay tn" assessments IN
cash I'm order 10 escape ~" added per
cont iutcres, for deferred payments.
Thea Shrine Club.
The members OF the Thea Shrine
Climb were entertained last night ny
Miss Myrtle Wallace at her nome OH
Noble street Various social diversions
we're eujoyed and a luncheon served 10y
the hostess.
Held Rehearsals.
A. tho South B.llairc II F.. Churcn
last night a rehearsal WAS held Tor the
Chtldrcn's Day exercises 10 ne given
at the church sunday evening.
Also 4 rehearsal held last night NJ
the Mission Chapel on Indian Run tor
the Childrcn'S Day exercises I" ne hco
there next Sunday Afternoon.
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The members Of the Music. Literature
& Ar, club viii be entertained FRIDAY
o afternoon by Mrs w. W. Robinson ant
Mrs Harry Wagner ut tn" home or M
former at Shadysidc. An interesting
program j. to be rendered
w. c. T. U. Meeting
Tho members Of the Mary f.. Nodef"'
Division Of the W. e. T. L. held meet
ing last night at tho nome Of Mrs
sidney Scabright on North .''fers"'
street. Sunday Observance was Tx
general topic for discussion at the meet
ing.
Amsricus Club Met
meeting Of the AmCrlCuS club wa
held last night Mt the quarters In 81
Nicholson building on Belmont street
plans were made for banquet 70 h'
held the latter part q. this month anC
Legion To Meet
\ meeting Of the EHl!atre Post q
American Legion No. - will be h"It
Monday evening at the quarters IN th'
city building. Plans for the member
ship drive to he conducted next month
and other matters will ais" get atten
ton.
Adams Funeral Today
Funeral services tor the 'a'c 'iuS
Henry Adams will be- held this after
noon at the late HON @. Rev Charles
Pearce ~ the Christian church VII
have charge of the services. Eur!a
WILL be In the Rose Vim cemetery.
Decide on Approaches
The city council this evening VII
visit the site for the new bridge over
Mcmahon creek on Belmont street and
will decide how far to extend the aN'
rroaCheS on either end when tho no"
bridge ia put IN. The bridge VIII M
four feet higher than the present tone
Councilmeu tonight will also view Twer
tv-third and Union streets where 't Is
planned to stra!Shten the street
\ half score Of Bcllalrc women will
drive to U'nlnnto wn. Pa. early Saturday
to attend the races there. UPWARDS Of
\ dozen OF the worlds hest racers will
be entered in tho race.
On Program Today
4 number Of Rella!r" women are on
the program for the annual meeting 81
the Home Missionary so"ie'y of rho
RarnesvIlle district to he hold NJ Rel
mont today. They are Miss Hulda
Potts. Mrs Anna Thompson and Mrs
George Dunlap.
May GO to Huntington
Sup'. = \. Jackson 81 tho Harrisburg.
" Va. schools may =" I" Huntington
10 head the public schools fthAt place.
II Is understood ihat he has been mad"
a tempting Offer sup, Jackson VAS a.
Tho head "r N" Eol}airs schools for q
number 81 Years.
Prominent at MT. Union
Rellairo students tho past wear vcrc
prominent in activities At Nj. Union
college Melvin Porter managed tn"
Ia sketball team. was assistant in chem
istry and Was editor in chief OF the an
nual "rniouiap" Henry Wagner cap
tanned tn" football team last fall ana
PLAYED basketball and participated in
track athletics throughout his college
course. John PiCkens has been cheer
leader for two years. Margaret Wagner
was the only woman to make the debate
team representing the college. steve
Harris made a bet on the football
team. II can truly he said that BCllaire
students at Mt. Union cXcolled.
Bellaire Briefs
Mrs. John Carman and granddaughter
June Corhett have returned from a visit
at Dunlavey. Pa.
4 daughter has been born n Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Fankhauscr at the home OF