The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

! jnw. Mr.. kioda Wa not 4, home but
! that did not prevent the officers from
. "onhScatinE n 20 gallon still, liquor.
! mash and materials. The Silli and al
+ mltcr.a CnuhsCaicd w,r" taken TO
| Squire Brlrt"nS Office a. bridgeport.
! tn" man WI. he given hearing b.
Squire Hrittnn this evening.
Improving Avenue.
J Several residents or LauchJn Add
! tion were 50 Disguised with Machcy
. arenu" that they decided 10 fix il up
! themselves. II was Utterly impossible
! for an automobile 10 get 10 the top OF
| III" hill before. but the road is in a
better condition. Some talk has been
, going on for paving tho hillside but
7 most people think tnat II would be
big waste Of money.
Board Of Trade Meet
The regular business meeting OF the
Eoard Uf Trade Will II" held m the
I DcSch hotel l@:lJ. Several matters
Of Importance will be discussed and
acted upon. Secretary 4. ". Otto will
make his monthly report
Fury Funeral Today.
Funeral srrN ICES OF Jane: Fury, welt
known mill worker Of this city who died
Friday night Will be held from 81.
Mary'S Catholic church. Of which nc
was Il member. Rev. Father G. 4. Null
hcarn viii odic'atc. lntermCnt will he
In ST. Mary's cemetery The various
organizations. Of which he was Nom
Der held their rituals yesterday.
Expect Record Crowd
y record crowd is expected out 10
witness tho renewing OF athletics re
lationS between Martins Ferry and
Wheeling High schools when they moot
at League Park Wednesday afternoon
at four o'clock. MoundSvillc. I VIII
he remembered. defeated Wheeling but
the locals are taking no chances and are
preparing for an extra hard game.
Little Fruit Lost
Several farmers stated Saturday that
very htilc fruit WAS los; a. Il result OF
the frost Scvcra! days ago In some
cases. however. farmers have reported
heavy fruit lo>H bat in this district .
II IS thought tina; the loss viii hc less I
than what il WAS though, 10 nc.
Last Sunday Practice
Yesterday was the last Sunday prac-
ucc that The ,DiCkcy Bird, of the Inter :
city League. vii hav". They open their !
season next Saturday afternoon at
Wcirton and will take M one Of the b
finest teams in the valley. All III" 4
players who have been signed up turned .
OUT for practice yesterday and IL looks
as though they Will he one Of the stron-
crSt contCndcrS for the mp:onSh:p /
OF tho valley.
Mills On Full
Men working At the Tin mills AZ VA
rem and Niles state tina, the mills arc
working 100 per cent ono Of the E'levc- .
land papers carried pee" last Satur- :;
day rhdt the TrlmhcI mill OF Warren
paid out the largest amour; Of money
Ia ST Saturday that il has S!ncc the end
OF tnr war. over ha,i a million dollars
was pad out for twelve days work.
Many men from THIS CITY intend 20 move
their families 10 that pace Just as soon
as they can find houses.
St. Johns News
Tho Ladies' Missionary society OF 81.
Johns Lutheran church Will meet IN tho
,choo, rooms next Thursday
I Ctcruoon. Miss Title kehrcr will be
tho leader and full attendance IS de-
sired.
The intermediates Luther League will
NEE; in the SUNDAY sahoo! rooms next
Friday night for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year.
The Luther League will hold its reg
ular meeting at Tho Sunday school
rooms next Thursday evening.
Big Card at Boosters
A. Is SGT for big event 10 hc given
by the boosters club at IN ePdstImo
theatre this evening. 4 splendid boxing
program has been arranged beside Col
OF Wheeling. tho bono RATHER
who made Such IL hit wit h;hc kiwants
club several weeks ago. Several other
numbers which VIII I've OF interest Will
10 on tho program and Il packed house
IS anticipated,
Ferry View Literary
The i!la, meeting OF ;hc season OF
the Ferry View Literary society will
pc he'd ncAt Thursday evening. May
+ at tho FCrrr View school house. west
NJ Martins Ferry. Tho program Cor
Thursday evening VIII he IN charge Of
Mr.. H. H. Lucas and family. we'll Known
musicians oC Martins Ferry. who viii
render a program that will surpaSS any
'hinS ever staged by this organization.
4 silver offering Will hc taken 10 help
lcrray expenses for tho evening. This
organization has held a series Of sue
rc&scul meetings during tho past sea.
son. aud a record breaking crowd Is OK
rcc'Cl on Thursday evening AS this
IS open to tho public and every
,nc is urged 20 attend. There Will he
no pos poncmcnt o. this meeting which
WI pc he'd even though inClcmcnt
weather prevails. The following pro-
gram VIII Do rendered:
selection .............,... Orchestra
FOCAL Duct Selected. .,.....,.......
..... Dora Clarke and Cora Redmond
SC ectIon .................. Orchestra
Scll Solo ..............C Clarence Lucas
PIANO Duct ...................
1890. Dora Clarke and Cora Redmond
Vocal Trio ..............Iu Lucas Sisters
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