The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

boxes be rearranged according 10 their
numbers. The boxes with numbers be-
ginning with 20 and running az 10 so
could then be placed in the second ward
those beginning az 80 IN tho third ward.
or district. and 50 on Those In favor or
this plan claim that very little labor or
expense would be en;a!ied in the MAX
ins Of the change. and the result would
te profitable In the satisfaction OF all
residents Of the city.
The matter ~ a special fire alarm
box 10 be placed in every one OF the
school buildings OF the city has been
placed before the members Of the board
uf education and several o: the mem
tcrS are impressed with the value or
the scheme. This Is one OF the Sug-
gcst!ons Of the state fire department,
and IL is being complied with in many
Ci;!es and towns o. the state. With an
alarm box located in the school build
Ing no time would he lost in hunting
for an alarm station In case OF seT!-
Gus fire
Martins Ferry has the reputation OF
having the best volunteer fire depart
m-Ut in the catire state. and Is the only
CITY OF its size IN the state where PAID
fire department IS not mainta!ned and
have always been willing TO give the de-
partmcnt everything they can use to adj
vantage in their work II Is stated that
the department Of safety may inves:-
gate the plan Of relocating the boxes
and # it seems advisable, place the mat
ter before council at an early date.
Glass TO Meet.
Misses Linn Patton and Gertrude Red
will be the hostesses TO the members Of
the Womens' Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church at n meeting to he
held In the class room In the church on
Friday evening Of this week. Following
the usual business meeting luncheon
will be served tho class members.
Helping Hand Society.
Mrs. Ross Latham Will entertain the
members Of the Helping Hand society
Of St Pauls Episcopal church ut her
home on Grant avenue this evening.
The regular monthly business program
will be followed by the serving or re-
freshments BY th" hostess.
Start Game at 3.
Following the report in this city that
an effort was being made by Wheeling
officials 70 have the Martins Ferry
Iinsiy game start at ! o'clock next
Saturday so rs 10 permit the crowds TO
witness the Bethany game, most OF the
lncal fans went on record as being OPP
posed "a any change. School officials
are understood 70 have announced that
the game will star at 5 o'clock or there
will he no game.
RiwaMs Luncheon.
Another cood program IS announced
Tor the K!wanis clUb luncheon at noon
tomorrow N the American Legion rooms
and several special features have been
manned With the newly awakened
spirit of the membership there is Ger
tain 10 he another meeting with lots or
pep and ginger. A complete report OF
the result Of the entertainment given
by the club will be made.
Ladies' Might
This .ynn'ne at the Elks' Club tho
K!wanis club members and their ladies'
Will enjoy another ladies night event
which PROMISES 70 he the peer OF them
all Choirman Byron Roberts of The
committee in charge claims that his pro-
gram Will eclipse anything ever seen
in town. Entertainment features have
been planned for those who do not care
TO dance.
Rectal Club.
Mrs. John J. Nelly will be the chair
man or the committee IN charge OF tho
nroc-?nn Of the Lecturer Recital club Al
The meeting to be held In inc lecture
rooms OF the First Presbyterian "hurch
this afternoon and Mrs. Robert parrah
IS the hostess. The following Is tho
o-ograrn for the afternoon:
nv NE beautiful Blue Danuoe..'
Double trio:
... strauss-Spiker
Mrs. Virginia Kline. Mrs. Thomas Foulk.
Mrs. Edwin Wictehusch. Mrs. David
TYLER, Miss Alice Wilkinson ard MISS
Margaret Roberts.
Piano SOLO
The Last Hope ............ GottscnalK
Mrs. Louis L!ppharGt.
Songs
(aD Scenes That arc Brightest. Wallace
% Rclive Ne II All Those Endearins
Charms ........'.. '.''''' '''"''
fc) All. SO Fair. from Martha. Flowto
Mrs. Max N!cwig