The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-06

George Cats and John Recke failed
70 answer to tho charge of lighting ana
their trial was set for Saturday evening.
Bob Mace charged with possessing In
toxicating liquors was held over Tor
hearing this evening at o'clock before
Mayor Dun
rirenen Out
All Of the IRE departments OF the city
were called TO Broadway and A0a ms
street Yesterday at noon by an alarm
from box 36. The fremen discovered
the alarm had been turned in by small
boy while playing about tho corner
Missionary Meeting
Mrs. William Marquardt Will be tho
leader at tho meeting OF the Women
Missionary society of ST. Johns 1'uth-
eran church this afternoon The meet
ing viii be held at the church and a
social meeting will follow the devotions,
Mrs. Romal. Mrs. Maurer. Mrs. Nc
Grail. Mrs. Neumiller and Mrs. August
Miller are the committee In charge
Two New Arrivals
Two new arrivals arc reported IN me
same house In this city yesterday morn
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. william heeu
were presented with a fine new son and
Mr.. and Mrs John Emmerth received
a fine new daughter. The mothers ar"
sisters and reside In the same building
one nr the first and the other on tho
second floor.
Mills Started
Tho usual number OF hot mills at the
IaughlIn and Whitakcr-Glcssner plant
resumed operation with yesterday morn
ing after being closed down for the
Fourth. a continuous run Is expected
In all departments Of tho plants f"r
the remainder OF the week.
Ktwanis Program
The KlwanIs club meeting of This eve
ming promises TO he unusually interest
Ing and attractive to the membership.
Chairman NJ. +. Blackburn OF the pro
gram committee announces that HeIcn
Virtue Hadscll viii supply the music
for the evening. assisted by other ar
lists and q speaker with real reput%-
tion has been secured. This evening
will begin at SIS o'clock.
Funeral at Yorkviue.
Tho funeral services for ALBERT
Patterson. former we'll known Local, man
and pitcher for the Ross & Johns base
hal, cluh last season, who died AT the
military home at Dayton. O.. last Mon
dav. will be held at Yorkville tomor'
row afternoon at o'clock. with Rev.
F.. r Rever. pastor of the Methodist
church IN charge. The burial VIII .
made Al Upland cemetery.
All Victims Recovering
All Of the victims who suffered tnJur-
les as the result OF Fourth or 'uiN
celebrations. are reverted recovering
rapidlv and none Of those injured are
expected to develop other complications.
ONLY two were reported seriously hut
although score or more sustained
burns,
Crock Dies.
The remains of charles kanya,
Greek resident ot this city 2S years ~
age who died a. the City hospital YES
terday following some days treatment
vas removed to the Noble morgu" wh"r"
funeral services will be held Sa'ur
day. No immediate relatives are t" pc
found In this country. but the deceaS"d
is said 70 have q widow in the old
country.
Mo Complete Report.
Although therc was no Conrlef" r"-
port available last might concerning the
bazaar given on the grounds OF -.
Mary's church on Monday and Tuesday.
the event Is claimed to have been 4
conrlere success and 2 large sum was
realized for the new school building.
Weather Agreeable.
Following the cool weather ~ the
past two days previous. the air was
Iittls warmer Yesterday even though
rain was threatened practically all daT.
Most Of the local residents were again
abl. 10 go back 10 wearing palm neach
and other summer weights OF clothing.
Mackey to Steubenville.
Manager Ben Mackey Of the Ultimate
rus courary leaves for Steubenville
this morning 20 attend meeting or
city officials and others Interested IN
the organization Of a company 70 oper-
alta buses IN that city similar 10 IN"
company bore " is understood that
The street cars will he eliminated $"
Gar as The city lines are concerned IN
that city
rind Man Unconscious
An unknown man, fore!Sn"r VINO
does not understand = word OF English,
Is in the city hospital In critical con
dltion. believed 10 he suffering from an
attack Of dro7sy The man was found
lying unconscious at the Wheeling
Lake Erie passenger depot last evening
about six o'clock.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mrs. Marie Clark and daughter. Angie
Bell. have returned 70 Cincinnati, q.
after Ave months visit with Mrs.
rlark's sster. Mrs Catherine paN'dS
Of this city.
Rrinley Jones ~ Elm street Is re
ported improving nicely following an
illness Of typhoid fever.
William Sanduly and wife Of Warren.
~ are spending the week visiting with
local relatives.
The Women's Missionary society OF
the First 81. (. church will meet IN
the church this evening az 80 o'clock.
One OF the busiest meetings Of the
season Is reported b. members Of the
knights Of Pythias last night
Miss Juliet Selby Of Fifth street Will
arrive home today after v'si al Beaver
Falls
Frances Farrell has accepted n posi-