The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-21

FEELING INTE1L1'
completed today and the filter again
In operation. Few people In this city
realize the benefits Of the fltratioh
plant until such an emergency arises
Club kssting.
The Americas club at It's annual
meeting this evening will make arrange
ments for the Christmas entertainment
and treat to be given the poor ana
needy children OF this city Sunday at
ternoon In the Temple theater. Plans
for the club minstrel show will be dis
cussed.
Campaign Delayed. -.
The campaign Cor membership In the
Belmont County Red Cross society mas
been delayed until after the first OF the
year. Many OF the workers are Ill or
unable TO continue the campaign 9 n a'-
count OF the holiday rush. The women
were meeting with good success
IdHngs Here.
John lddings. prohibition officer
was in this city yesterday morning
making an inspection OF a number OIL
alleged booze joints. In one place l.
Is said he took Il sample of beer ana
VIII have a test made. During the past
week or two Mayor Wyatt has taken 4
little OF the work from the shoulders
of the officer.
Building Condemned.
In the opinion of one member or the
board Of education the West hellalre
school building has been condemned pF
the state officials. The board mas re-
ccivcd Il communication from tho state
department which is not enthelF 'I'ai
on all points but the general tone -.
the letter Is that new building Shouiu
be erected. The board is communicating
with the state inspectors asking TOT /"
clear explanation.
Bottle Company.
Another meeting Of local men inter
est.d in the organizing of milk hot
tie manufacturing company in this Guy
WAS held last evening in the First Ma
tinnal Bank building. Practically all OF
,hc stock. over s200.D0O. has been sub
srribed according To one of the ulrec-
TORS Of the Bell;Iire Bottle company
whose plant the new company proposes
to take over
Christmas cantata.
"r'c Word Made Flesh, Is the can
;,ta which will be sung Sunday after
neon In the Presbyterian rhurch. In"
hour has been chosen with Il view u
avoid MI conflict with other services n
the city that as large II public as pos
Sihl- may enjoy the program that mas
been arrange 10y Mrs Robinson.
TIE story ut The cantata is the scrip
,ura! story Of the birth OF Jesus whicr
has been set 10 music 10y Thomas q
,rErvd. The opening number at the
work VIII he Il ;ecitat!Vc Tor baritone
r,ll Nv "a Ia
SOLO. both Of which will be sung by
Earl Koch.
MIR, Koch ncads no introduction tC
lovers of good singing IN Hrllair"- He
has served as song leader Oh many pun
lie occasions and as regular leader al
the kiwaniS club He studied under
Mrs Eicci of Wheeling. and has for
some time past hecn Il member OF the
Quartet at The Presbyterian church.
The c"ntralto part Of Sundays pr'.
gam will he sun: by Mrs. Neil lill OF
bridgeport. who is also well known In
Hella!re Mrs. nil is pupil or Mra
Elsie Duga of Wheeling. and a reGuIai
member for So.Hc years past .; tie
Presbyterian choir. She sang recently
In Rcllaire ut tho Lads ':ght banquet
OF the Kiwanis club. sol" on sun.
day afternoon VIII be Tine SPIRIT or
the Lord Is UpHn Me"
The program Is planned FOR one hour
Y. II. c. A. notes.
The constitution and bulge. prepare!
l,v tn. various committees were adopt
-, =, the meeting Of the directors 81
tire Y NJ =. g. yesterday at noon.
A nlr"tiu" ~ The executive commit.
tie was held last evening and reports
e; he various committees were submit
ted
Secretary j. Royce Brown announced
atSt evening that the first OF che con.
tests IL the sunday school leaGu" would
star, next Tuesday or Wednesday. The
schedule - Now Icing prepared
100000 for School.
While tho Voters approved 81 Il bono
Issue of $350nn C"r a ncE school build.
ing. he hoard of education had planned
L. spend a. much as possible of the
amount on the hu!l'linr. The price foi
he sites was ESTIMATED. AT ahuut $780,
Gao. According I, the prices asked Got
tho sites desire at least $4,000. would
br necessary.
Christmas Treat
The annual Christmas treat was dis
tributed to $50 boys and girls at he St.
Johns parochial. school yesterday morn
ing The schools were dismissed yes
tcrday morning for tn" Chri.\mas hol!-
days. The public schools were diS-
missed yrs;er,la! afternoon for the an
nual Christmas exercises.
Pay Saturday
Pays will he distributed TO the miners
and men employees In III" local mills anu
factories on Friday or saturday Of th!s
week. The majority Of employers VIII
poy on Friday in order that their men
NAV have funds for christmas.
False Alarm
Smoke mourning from :hv home OF a
Jewish family near Twcnty-tfth street
mt o:3N yesterday afternoon caused a
pedestrian to turn in an alarm or nrc.
I'pnn investigation. iirmen discovered
that the woman had forgotten the meat
roast left in tn" oven and il WAS burned
t. 4 crisp.
Cattle Club
Tn" annual meeting "r III" belmont
County Jersey cate" club will he held
In th, Chamher of commerce rooms to-
DIV. \ luncheon will be served ut noSn
tn, morning. session, devoted I" bust
ness viii h" held in the Ohio club head
quarters on the second floor of the Hun
building The afternoon session Will