The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
THIRTEEN

Alexander the Great or cx-kaiser Will
helm. who worked for their own dement,
alone.
"Graduates. be just what you are,
continued Rev. Castle: remember inc
story OF David and Goliath, In when
the hoy. David. went out 10 stay inc
giant. Goliath. and before going out.
Saul offered him his heavy armor as
protection against the giants blows.
David refused the armor, but chose In
stead a sling-shot, which he had been
accustomed to use while hunting. and
slew the giant. Goliath. Mechanics.
farmers and clerks are needed In any
country, ~ we'll as ministers, profess
Ors and missionaries, each ono in his
way doing the work he has chosen In
the best possible manner he can.
The members Of the graduating class
were att!red in their caps and gowns
The members Of the faculty and board
Of education were also in attendance as
well as the parents Of most Of the
graduates. Special music was rendered
by the choir
Mahoney ssrv1oes.
Funera lserv!ces for the late John
Mahoncy, we'll known local steelworke7
and lifelong resident Of Renwood, will
he held from the St. Johns Catholic
church. with requiem high mass at
o'clock. this morning.
The deceased made his homo with
his sister. Mrs. Joseph O'Connen, Of
High street. and has been employed In
the local mill since young man. He
had been I'll but two days with pneu-
mnnia. which disease his death Is at
tr-buted to. 1nterment will be made at
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Special Services.
ha a.
Homecoming Sunday at tho First
Methodist church of this city A can
rass Of the city will be made this week
by the members Of the Women's In
dustrial Circle. and an effort will be
made to have every member OF the con-
Eregation on hand at the services next
Sabbath. The Rev. NJ. W. Castle, pastor
will deliver special sermon on Home
Coming" and several beautiful selec-
tons Will bc rendered by the choir.
Increase Operations.
Tho basis Of operation this week al
The local plant OF the Wheeling Steel
and Iron company will be double that
over last weeks. Tho plant operated
on q 30 per cent basis last week but in
II statement issued Saturday by the Of
tic!als of the company It was stated
that the mill would work on an so per
the plant are optomistic and believes
that the plant will be back on a 100
per cent working basis within tho next
few weeks.
Diues Win Two.
The. Dixie All-Stars Of this city de-
fcatcd the Rainbow baseball team Of
Bellairc yesterday afternoon on the
South Benwood grounds by a score OF
SO. The Rainbows were outclassed in
every part Of the game and the con-
test was rather uninteresting. IN tho
second game of the afternoon. tho
afternoon. tho Di1ies defeated tho
Cardinals Of Wheeling scoring = points
TO the visitors 4. This was the first
time this season that the Al'-Stars have
played two games in ono afternoon and
quite 4 large crowd was present to wit
ness each clash. The locals have a fine
schedule arranged for tho remainder
of the season.
Cleanup week Starts.
Cleanup Week will be 1ttingly OBJ
served in this city this week and by
order OF the city council, all residents
of this city are requested to clean up
vacant property belonging to them. In
the process Of cleaning no doubt many
Of the people will find that these lots.
which they thought were good for moth
ing but dumping grounds will dis
cover that they have un covered plot.
which can be used for gardening.
Notices have been printed in several
Wheeling newspapers in regard TO this
week and II this order is not properly
carried out by certain persons, they are
subject TO fine
Junior Picnic.
The Junior Endcavor society Of thu
annual picnic Saturday on Sherrard
hNl. The p!cnlcers Will meet at the-
church in the morning and Will walk
10 the pleasure grounds. Rev. and Mrs
VI. w Castle. will be in charge Of tbs
outing.
Benwood Personals.
Mrs Al AlGers has returned TO her
home at S!stersville after short visit
with friends in this city.
Mrs Hugh Mccarthy IS reported az
improving from her recent illness ut
her home on Main street.
Mrs John ODonnell IS still confined
70 her home on Main street by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain have re-
turned to their home at New Martins
VILE after a pleasant visit with locAl~
friends
Harry Moire. Of East Liverpool. Ohio
spent the weekend as the guest OF
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Brown nave Sone
10 Chicago, Ill. where they will spend
time as the guests Of relatives
Arthur Campbell. OF BeIla!re. was
the guest Of friends in this city over
the weekend.
Mrs King is still confined to her
home on Marshall street by illness.
Robert Feliock Is recovering nicely
his homo on Marshall street from
nuries sustained in an accident seve'
days ago.
Thomas Pounds. OF North Benwood
has left for Pittsburgh. where he WIN