The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
CLEVELAND ABo WESTERN EN-
TIERS. SUIT AGAINST BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO
ASKS FOR sac. goo DAMAaES-PR1CE
OF FUEL DROPS TO 1886
PER TON

C'Nar.lu- 'ra' Tho EI,t.aur'' g@d ''0 "
ra'.road ,.nrraav Is~"r.'n'T1'"d :" rs
car SUPPLY again ta" !'rruNl" ms"
at N.tS. five m.'"S v,st "t E"Ia'r". '''
Cleveland ouG Western '"at company
has entered su.' II Federal, court Tor
sco00 against IA rat!r"1d company.
The coal company charges ;hit tue dis
"riru:uIt."u MAS N'v'UA' '"H ''' :
ayains, tho m;a". III" petition alleged
that tnc vdi.rcai coWpLNy Violated IN"
dictates OK the .a'c:statH commerce
commission which arpcrtion.d $ cars
20 the mine and that since August L.
4 has received hu, rs cars. judge
WeS,cuhavcr has l7kcu tie rtsc undrT
sdviscmenI
Reports from cleveland snow ;hut the
coal market has Srvk,U and that cod! IS
being offered A. s3.S5 per ton ~ car
load lots IN face O: tho railroad en-
SaCSo on n! WcS; Virginia and ONO
mined coal. Jas, Few days ago the
price WAS 3. per ton and upwards. Tho
price IL Eclla;:c and vicinity i"r car
load lots - said 10 30 about S$.I5 per
ton. Recent figures issued by experts
following a survey OF the state show
that tho cost % production = $50 per
ton. However. miners S;arSt.c!a"S'
during the strike. declared that the cost
o. production OF I ton OF coal WAS $l'S
per ton. Prices az the peddling mines
IN Bella.re and vicinity vary. Recently
the township school board awarded coN-
tracts for furnishing coal To various
buildings at prices that ranged from 10
To 81 cents I bushel
Pumpsr Failed Again
The Sesraves pumpcr from the Cen
trail fire station was taken 10 Benson )
Ferry yesterday afternoon 10 pump
water 10 settle the dust or the gr'd.ron
at the ball park. The pumper failed TO
do It's work and the project was aoana-
uaed. This morning. the fire depart
ment will make an effort 10 run line
from Forty-n.n,h street to the bail park.
The dus, Is 50 thick that to- several
minutes following i scrimmaSe. the
identity OF the players cannot be de-
ternr!ned If the water - poured on the
field this morning. the field Will be IN
fine condition this afternoon as II
drains we'll.
Baseball Games
The Florence Athletics OF Pinch kun
and the Cambria So!.!er!eS team OF
Shadyside vii! meet ~ the secoad game
o. The series sunday afternoon at the
Pinch Run park. Naayo Will nc ON the
mound for the Bel,aice team and Sa'veIy
will pitch FOR the Cambria team
The Wheeling Caseys and the Home
stead Grays Will play double header
tomorrow afternoon ~ R!rerview PARK
II will probably wind UP the loca. sea-
son. Shaw and HsXenoauSh Will p'tch
for the Caseys.
Goes to Atlanta.
Robert kiigore OF Rock Hill has gone
to Atlanta. Ga, to enter the university
Hs will be i candidate FOR position
on the famous football eleven. hiigo7e
while a student at Betlaire hlSh SCHOOL
was a football star.
Favor Project
A canvass OF good road boosters in
Belia!re shows that all favor the pro
tect OF widening the national highway
oy making an addition Of two feet OF
concrete on the side. The state has
agreed to pay two-thirds OF the cost
of this work and Il IS now up 10 the
commissioners. Boosters state that IL
the highway was wider the LanSer
would be less.
Completed Soon.
Work en- tho Rock Hill road improve
ment probably will be completed "ithii'
the next three weeks. TarVia ~ beihs
used TO resurface the road and the COM
niss!oners will also improve tho roaa
leading TO Tile NOSh I'''A
lalre people are anxious to nave the
road completed as II would eliminate
Tho rough road from Eclla!rc 70 Brook
side. while .enr"utc TO the National Pike.
The city y arranging % purchase th''
property necessary for tn" elimination
e. tho sharp curve at PelAey's Turn.
special Services.
beginning Sunday evening special
services will hc conducted In the l mon
Mission on Union street. Rev. ~ W.
Manning % Cambridge, Formerly OF
Fowhatan. Will DC in charge. Sup'. ,.
". H!nmar OF tho Mission will have
charge Of tire special music. The ssrv-
Iccs will continue for about l. Gays.
Seeking Aid.
Annual doua:ion day for the Union
Mission will b. observed next Thurs
day. The Mission Is also preparing FOR
tag day 10 be observed in about two
weeks.
Captain Conner Thomas Of the Saliva
ton Army announces that drive for a
financial budget OF about $6.5on VIII
be conducted by the local corps the lat
ter par, of November.
Address Meeting.
Frank Ledyinka. president. and John
Ctnduc, v!ce-prcSident pro tenn, OF TIM
miners OF this su5-d. strict. will address
a mass meeting in Diilonvalc tomorrow
morning. I, was called for the purpose
Lazure Funeral
Funeral services for the late ltcary
I.azure. a former local resident who died
In Dayton Wcdrc sday. Will be conducted
this afternoon AT $50 o'clock IN the
Mellott Chapel on Belmont street. Rev.
j. II. Palmer. pastor of the FIRST VI. l..
church Will be IN charge. burial will 10
made in Rose iill cemetery.
Shepherd Funeral.
The funeral 81 Robert \. shepherd. rC
Key, who was found dead in bed in
the home OF hi, son OK Thirty fth
street. will hc held Monday Afternoon 1T
. o'clock from the home Of his daughter.
Mrs Mary Nurrd-. "a Market street.
WneelinE. Burial will hc made IN Green
wood cemetery.
Legion Meeting.
The BclieaIr. Post No. -. American
Legion. meets Monday evening in the